Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 107, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 May 1858 — Page 3

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iDeeds, HAOISTEATE'S BLAHXS,

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CONSTABLE'S SALES, t'rintedfcn good paper, for ssle cheap, at

Q4ILY UXlOy OFFICE.

Tfhe Trestla Work.

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tretUe work on the T. H. & Altoc R. R. hat settled so ronoh that passengers lum to pan over about tiro hundred yards of it on foot and t*ke a train kept in readioeas #n the etker side. B«t iilde delny is experienced from this inconvenience.— Notfcmg towards repairing can be dona until the «*ater nma oat ef the bottom. We have long thought thfct this part of the road should have been graded, and then *)1 wonld have been secure. There is plenty ef dirt close at hand, and if the grafting had been done tiw years ago, the past dry seamen* wonld have baked it no katd that no nsein the river could possibly have effected it In the least.

The Draw Bridge.

Two up Ann of the Torre-ILmtc Draw Bridge broke loose from their moorings yecterday morning, and floated down Stream. This will render it necessary to Rtart a ferry and k«v»p it up, perhaps, for (wo or three months, before the bridge can be repaired. The bottom road has withstood this immense use in tho river, and as this cm rent is now fi lling, all apprehension* as to the danger of the road have vanixhed., The piurs under the draw have settled considerable, but this can be easily

repaired.

LIFTIXO

Haor

TKUUK-UAWTE.—A

fc*v

days *vo, a fiuc i'fb« was tni^sed from the Dry Gt)od s»ore of llipley and Donaldson. A close watch won kept upon a certain tioiMM where the good* were supposed to hare taken, and Mire «n»ugh, in a few devs, an old Irish My appeared in this fine rol»c droni, without oth.-r arlnrl*s to corVespond with the fiew miiK

search wsr-

rant was neaod, and the dress taken, and, through the Magistrate, WAS delivered to the proper owners. Tlie old lady remains, As yot,

free as Iri«h whiskey.

VST A very pretty lady stopped

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the B.ivton horse oars tho other day, got in, and proceeded to give the driver a tremeudous thrashing. She afterwards explained that ho was her husband, and had 4oved somi one else, not wisely, but too well. *'J

AW The town Council ofTaria, Ills., •re abut to light the streets with coal oil. IUt.be a g^ood move, we think.

A Malaricholy Romance of High Life. Dr. onnolly, describing a portrait published in the last number of tho Medical Times, says: "The hi*torf of this patient wa«, in truth, one long and melancholy grief—a real romance in a woman of high rank—* She was a princess of one of the nob est «f the French families, and brought up in 'kpleiidar, and in all childish happiness.— Illtt grew tall and strong, and all tho illueions of youth, beauty and high station id around her. The time had scarce- ... by when, in the cardees days of .itood, the young Duke d'Enghein often her playmate in the splendid pardons of the Chateau of Chantilly. Soon rfter tht great French revolution shook at mM from rank, aud power, and wealth, all the prmoes and nobles of the land. The young princes was transforcd to tho obecure care of a private governess. She beoa«ie *cqnaintei with poverty, and disappointment and fear agitated her daily existence. Her education was neglected.— The Duke d'Rnghein unhappily re-entered France, and his life was the immediate forfeit. Hi* murder filled Europe with grief *&4 horror. To the princess then 16 or IS fw sld, it brought despair.

fell by degrees into profound mel

ancholy, and, young as she wa«, the springs of bar life became poisoned, and her hair became almost suddenly gray. She was taken to the Salpetrieio, of which asylum dh* ftmakied an inmate uatil, after many years, death oame to her relW. Lottg before that release, her lower limbs, pa^lf from habitual position, had become contracted, to that when ehe tnorad about it waa on the hands and ossalisehia, like a cripple. In all theee yeare ehe seldom apoke, and then only iu mormni*. Slit sat oo her bed, her head leaning on her hand, aud her large eyes fixed all the day long, «Btl evert dav, on a window opposite to her, as if looking for #o*»e one on whom those eyes were never more to gwe, or list* for some loved voice ucvci uiorxs to iic.\ bv u»OJt.ilear%.'*

PERSONS OF SJ5DEIi*TARY HABITS, wk aregfoendly aJTeded wilh Yertig», hm*gwr «*d Has*** **d Haadaelu, b«*© ia Pwhave's Holland Bitters a grwateful remedy. It girej tittngth sad enerpr to the flTtten, atitoQlates the digestive organs, and corrects acidiij ot the stomach.

We vould caution the public against urcbaaing any of the manj imitation^ of thU delightful Aroma. To prercnt impoettion, be careful to a«k for BccrhaTe"'a Holland BitterS»

May 19-dl sr

DCrfrof. Wood, the renowned 4l*eovere# of the invaluable "Hair Restorative," still cootinoss to tabor in behalf of the aQieted. His medhunes are universally admitted by the American jiAt to he far superior to all others for causing the hair, on the head of the aged, to grow forth with as much vigor and luxuriance as when blessed with the advantages of youth. There can be no doubt, if we place eredil in the inntimeradle testimonials which the Professor has in his possesion, that it one of the greatest discoveries in the medical world. It restores, permanently, gray hair to its original Color, and makes it assrirae beautiful silky texture, which has Keen verv deairabla In all a^es of the world. It freqnently^hnppctis that old men marry beautiful and amiable yi«ong ladies, ami not unfrequently cni3ty old maids make victims of himfwrnp, {JoOd-hatttred, voug grentlemen, and hv what process it has never b*r»o determined until lately when it wns attribu»el t» the u«e of thU invaluable Hair Restorative. —{L vaaJle Journal. Sold by all good Druggists.

A frtend writes to u.s f«r our "real oninion" of Dr. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES—wh(Te he can ob'ain them—and why they are called "Scandinavian" and *e are frequently asked the same question. Scandinavia is tbc^ancient name of Sweden and Norway, and Scandinavian, ll)at a Swede or Norwegian, affectionately calls his country "Scandinavia" in the same sense us we speak of "Col'.imbia" or "The Union." By the wav, there are over nine thousand Scandinavian famelies in D.iue county, Wisconsin. As Dr. Robaek is a Swole by b:rtli and compounds his Modiciues of Swedish herbs, we think the name is very appropriate. Wo have the very highest oninion of the Medicine and of Dr. Rohack himself, who is not only a singnlarlv skillful Physician, bnt a 7-ntlcm ui cf the OU Sahool, us know pt r««.tU.y. Our advertising coluuuii willl an«*-cr the re of our friend\ lc:tcr.

Mav 6 dim

April 7-dawlm

1JENEPACT©U«

MANKIND—tt

A N S

0*We wduld call the attention of our readers to an advertisement in another column of Prof. 5*,w.t's Febrifuge Wine, a remedy for Fever and -f c^TevlHe Ague, which was lately introduced to our notice, canal Baftk Clavcland From the great reputation of this article in those City lUsik •fCinelunait—... places where it has already been established.

'Scandinavia,

Kobnck's

irreslrtahle. The success of these Medicines has been astonishing, even in an age of scientific ?-*iraeles. They do hot nUrrint*, they rxtinjui*K a it»ordor. Tlie agonv, the fever, the delfilitv. the despondency, which chamot» rize afllictions of the digestive and secretive o-gans, vanish under the. initiienco of the-»e prepiirations. J'hc constituiion itself seem* to acquire new energy under their onemtiou. We say to the »i»k. everywhere, read Dr. Robaek's jdvertisenien's. and give hi* B.ood Pills and Ulood Purifier a lair trial.

is nft

he who invented Bmssels Carpeting or Gold

regard, lmt"h« who furr ishe* something utetul to

er simple in them to wippose that the Doctor is the wily man of mirk wpfnve sroonjr °ur twenty-flva raiUion people.-—Cfcfisftai Adtoctft.

April 7,-dl

DRB3S NIAKING.

Mrs. L. E. A Miss Jane Knapp. At the residence of Mrs. E. M. Knapp, 2d floor, No. 3, Mechan-oV Row, respectfully announces to tho Ladles of Terrell ante. that they will carry on tho Dress Making business in all its branches. liberal pstronaac solicited.

CAUTION NOTICE.

Perionslivlne»tadUt*nc«

The Kentucky State Lottery fer U» b««fitof theShe*bvCollefrr, nnderoar waaageasea^ «e»« oohr LM^ym the United Sia^whiAbl«wUy decided hy die Drawing all ort»«r IU*pnrpMt to be decided the Maiy-

hp irnn inren'w v."."™ 0"Country merchants are respectfully requestBroosdt*. whom the roas^e^ have reason to hold-in

eyery-bodv. One of our government officials late- —,, lv returned from" his mission in Brazil, tells as an

& 0 $

Couvm L»*ITV roa T«« DAISV U«»", IS 1 A S A

Stat«teukaae

Br*n«lli». par

ItiiktrSfrMWlr, ......Jsj:..,,j». mt Ineiam, SfifhlpBt Cll. i....tpkr Klkhart. Etkhart »1 P*I

Rofk^lto, Wibuk par GasSM, (tiMken par Ml. Vernon, Ml. V*r»orf. par Sal m, RaWio Capitol, lat»a««|"»tl»,. •.».* —rr WurttV. Waraaw...Ji. par NMIIMHOI Mont^«rallo................ |wr Suleia, Sew Albttt .m. .. par

Caoat Rank. EvanavllU......... ... par Cambridge City Eajik, Cambrl^go City Oniral Bank. Indianapolis... (Wchaufo Bank, Gwamaudlfl..... .............. Par»tte Cownty Rank, ponnpra'UJe.... ..... Partntra* St Motthantea Bk1 Indiimjolts..#...* Farmcra* Bank, Wenllleld.... tSrawerev Bank, UhyoUt Hwuier Bank, Usai»j»ort. .... HunUnjrtnnCounty Bank, KanUnjtU»a Indiana Bunk, Ma41s«o.... Indiana Farmara' Bk, PtankHa*-—^.* Incfina Stock Bank.Laportt .S-....... 10dia jgqua Kwrrn Rank, Kokomo ...'• par Keaw-kv St«ek Bank, CotuiuUu».»... par I/agin"/^ Bank. Uma ...j... par MerchanU' & M*chanl«s Bk. Sew Albany par N V»A Va. Staw SWwk Bk, BransrMto...... Prairie City Bank. Terre-Hante Kouthern Bk of 1 nd., Tef ra»H*uia Satero Bank, Satom.. Savlngn Bauk of Int., Conuoraville havrrim. Bauk, Attica. Trader*' Bank, Indianapolla "njipewnne Bank, Wlnnemae WaUon* Checks, Terr«-H*nta

All others par. PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND. Bk. of Newcastle Warren "Co. Bk Krie City Bauk All oth»r solvent hanks NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA AND (JBOKGlA

Allaolvout banks

New Orleans banks..'. MICHIGAN. All ba»ts

pa par

par

UKMa par par

par P«r par par

50JU

Par

rini»o«anoe Bank, Loeanaport..All othira, 2S»75c ll»couaU .. I I I Jt O IS. C^tl*e^l*, Bank, Mt. Carmal...'. Kunhvllle Bk., KuahrlUe... ....lOrtla Peoples Banc, Carm1 dis Slo-k Security Bk., Danville SO dl»

All others 4lsconnt. SKVV ENGLAND 8TATBS. insolvent Banka par

NEW YOKK AS!) NEW JKRSKV. AUSolveut Banks par O I O Rtate Bank and tranche* P*r

o?.u.etf„?v '^r^rl!ikn'^'K,V.

can have no h^sitntion in recommending it to all Bank .lindunlrv Citv who mav be suffering from Fever and Ague anri»

All O

u,ort

ether Bilious Diseases, which are the bnne of our uvvrnrKv Wo-tcrn StaU-s. May 6 nQw

SO tls

KKNTOCKY,

All solvent bank*. VIRGINIA. All solventBuiks... Bank of Kauawa Trans. Alleghany Bank ....

par

.. par 60 dis -(0 (lis

...todis ..SSdlt ...75Jis par

5 dia l»ar

LOUISIANA.

...2£5 dis .... 1 dis ..... par

WISCONSIN.

All aoivaut banks

MISSOURI.

.•?tate bank and branches TE.NNtSSSKfc, Old banks Free baum. .....

.... 5 lis lCto.-.U "Us

DlST. COLUMBIA AND CANADA Solvent 1iaiik.i

Onr National Disorder— Dr Cures. The Amer'can stomach is a tormenting organ. It is uenerallv out of onlor. The reason is obvioinT Tlie driving man of bn-incss ha*-not-time, or will not take time properly m.tsdcite his fooil. He »«lis it, and as bad h»ViUore e.ttchni!:. ill rla«w-s tollow hi-i example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all itscomn1 ieations—henoe Indigestion, Ln--er complaint, and disorJ*r-' of the Rowels, in all their various phases. Against these And a littn.Ired othercomplniuts, Dr. Roback is waging an Suited'to ill vranN. I he sale will Include tliecnextermisatine warfare. Ht- we.mona are the fa tire .Stock aud is wvll worthy of your sptcial atT,joti Blood rills uiul Blood Pur-fier, and they are t-ention.

ALL ARRIVED]

Ripley & Danaldson

Will sell at tlicir Store

Corner Room Farringtoii's Block Every business day until further police, an extensive assortment of,

Dry Goods,

Doiucst-i?!), Silks, Ilosiury,, .. fau.lx.oo Cloths, VesiingSfJ Linens,

CottotiaJcS) Shawls, (.»l0Vl!B,

JNTotioxifli. CJassiineres,* ,L TriramiugK,- «. ItibboiiK,

*"k

Embroideries, Skirts, tfec., &c.,

Dross Goods, Ilats, Caps, Ac.

This presents an opportunity rarelv offered for the purchase ol Spring anil Summer ods.

icj ea|j

inspect the Stock.

ApriJ

15.^*6*

anecdote that among the fir*t enquiries made "fj him about his acquaintance with our public nv*n, amrm* o, pnQTPB was whether his kn*w the Aniirican Cheiuist. Dr. 9TillE & USTtiK, I CrKS.-ho to JSiuS Ch?ny Pecfral and TV^'^? •""•ounce to theciU^ens Cathartic Pills. As these articles (m«r« particu- vV of etTe-H mte and thu public eentrall r. larW the Cherrv Pectoml) are in general use in that they have entered into a co-partnership, iu the eitie« of South America, tltey are the mo«t the manufac'urc uf prevalent representations of A merman, pro-, |»,,ors, Sash, Bl inds, lueK andas manv thousand^ tVre as #ell as t*o, making aud repairing el klirfs of Cabinet here owe to them the recovery of their h*al'h Ware, apd are now prepared to fid all orders from malignant diaea iss. it it not stranjw they prirtnptly,-with th« b«*t of work. should hold the inventor in e-teem, but it is rath- rwpecttull ask a share of public P*fona« in Shop oa Market, bet* ecu W abashi an I

Cherry.

Maryland State Lotteries. Jt FRANCE ac_(X.r Manager*

W"TH*

aSli*SkSCor}kafr"*w'"roptd'ly5ut^"oit

fanboas of whom they order Lottery Iwaeta craatar perfection Haa It had beaa Hfoia. Cert] flea tea of Packages or tickets The country ,(io without do«bt one of U»» beat artlclea ft»r la flooded with bogus and nwindllng Tx»U«riea. Lv- tieping the hair la fx»d It^lf tto cryIndocemcntUheW ont to |^f.pc«owtommt rto«y.remevto* rtaiHlr.^.nHh^ ^v.d lu.lf the monev In them. Capital pntes of from |90,000 to 40,^)00 head their scheme*—with tickets at one dollar. $100,000 Gepital Pnac* are offere«i, ticketat5 All «m?h, in every inJtaaM. are^fm.Kfa »nd if money ae«t to Utero for ticketa, It Is so much thrown away without of setting a nriae. Be«w* of all L*M*n« where tho capital prtse is anwanallv large in jompanaon to ticket*. Io everv instance wnore lar^e jmeeare offered f«*a small coat of tickets, pat it down aa a certain food, *. .. t.

wrreait^.

Purdtaseiatite Maryland State LottCf m«, then aro of being n^ht. And MarrUnd LoUeriee, yo« are m* of fair ate Um^TamiHbga.

vecder^tnMltawt,

«w »f Pidtaifie T^a C*rtiaia«*» km tksaalxw |nnt^i. as»d hare the Httefrwph if R. Tt*sxm & Co^

No one haa a rinht to «e»d Ms rate* andH be Awalt.be the bottM of it R- FRANCE 4k CO.. xm rrrs vf Letienee

Feb. IS d3a

R. & D.

stiKE. A. w. FOSTER.

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MORE THAN 500,000 BOTTLES SOLD IN THE __ NEW ENGLAND STATES

IN ONE YEAR.

Til!-:KenKninjihair

Restorative of Prof. 0. »I. Wood far perfactly and permanently,has never vet had a rival, volume aOer rolume might bs given from alt par»a of the world and from the most tnulliffeut teprove that tt is a, erfeet Ke*torativ«- bat react the eireiufr aud you cannot le»htj read.alae the jfollowibf. 'IvfaSK't

Peopto hare for eehturie* been af.

Dieted with bald heatls, and the only remedy, herstefbte known, ha* Hfen thojo abnmtnabie wtfa. By a r«c*nt diaeovery of Profwa'f W»nti theae article* art being fhat dUtieuattd with, but a (treat many perana* aUlt patroniae them, heeauae U»«y have been ao tftta I Impotee uixm by llairTon!r* or dlSsrent kiitfi. To all such neraona we earnestly make the reqaeat, taat thev will try once airaio. (i»r In V«w*d»s InatoraUve there ia no aoch thin* aa Gall. VFe know of a Udy who a»«d the article assort time, and her head to now cevared e»» anletety with the tin e»t and moat beautt*

MrtnaWa. We know «r anmeroaa eaaea

KHfVJa IQtnVTIlW

whirii Itrestotiu la

greatest oaemy mail the Ilia that hair la heirta. It la the doty of every one ta Improve al apparanee thoaxh aoaae nay dlfcr In refari the waya of dolaw it b«t every owe will admit taata boa*tifat head of hair, either Jo a»an or wapaa, la an abject mneh to be*eatred. and there an aewewwat it^aaM he tell untried ia ebtala aach a Miailai Btlaa rhaadoip»ta.

CsK-hoetoa. Ohln, W, 1*

O J. Wooa Co.—Oenta: Aa have beta eimd 1a«eltta»y«ar Hatr Re*Mratlveth«taatMHwo« tof tf tenrtoeaJ amenta R. SI. Hnchimoa,) and^having experten«e4 the b«oe^ial e«art»of *^atl like te obtain aa ft»r the State *f W« ee eorne Sute In the WeeCebaaM j** wtthta man aaea aa a-nnpeiaeni. aa I a« eoavtwMd fe itlrl,

OhtotfSteu. iafev. lhave

be«a oagtwred ia thedna* bw»ln«aW ae venMyeam, and have soM vrlaew fwvt*»Uawi ft*the aatr, bet bava tanad actliu(lb8l reatorea tbe aecrettve

O. J-'Woia

S. T. OUCJUI.

Bate

J2ST

ew«, tjkat frrftair »r bade geeaiwg t»a.,aa faW Stay, I tadhwed fty«a what iwd aad beard, lo

aat« MUWCIS

O. J. weaa A eK. ywHaelelAaa, 3« Ibwadway. *. T«»*. mi the rrvat !*. V. W« HaHwK &«labtteb**eet| and «l« Market St. LJSV. Jta4 v«4 Sit

ZUl

*8treflgthenixig Cdtdial AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

THE

creates!remedy in tho world, nil distilled from a Benry known only

r»u Coraialh

1 diwnea from nrrr. »»'j tomywu, MM diemleallv combined wlti iom» tb* woatvaluable mtslieiaal roots, berbsaod backs know a low mUrajor man, vlt: Mood root, black wuH-wlId elM»»y baMrvyflfew dock* dandelions, *anatartlla.^d«r Bo wow, wltfc ettiers. nrodueiag ibe saost InklllbM nunodjr tor tt*

dnrtfle dfteasea by natural taws. WMB ta*N», ita keillve Influaa of the 'bedjV Ui« rtomach, and strengthen* the whole oipaniiatJoa

McLean's Stringthentae Cordial willcSectaally care UTert«M»p»ainU, Dsp«p»ia, Janndloe, Ck&nltcr Jtimna ltHility,

Xida*9», **4 ell dift'tt writing frtm a di*ordered Lilttr ar Stfmatk.

tHanopsia. MeSnbdrn, Inward WlAj Acldiu or Slck. hen* of the Ktomach, Fullneas of Blo^ lo the Head, bull Pain or Swim rata* In the Has PalpiUtlon of Use Heart. Fntlness or We I tn the .Stomach 8uur KinelaHon*, Choklo# orSuffocattng Peeling when lying down prrndss or YejIownesTor tha Ski«andKy«W.Ntght SwWts, !I'raS Fevers. Pain tn tW HtrtaH«fthe BaekChwt or Side. Sadden flashes of beat, Depression of Spirit*. Frightful Ureanis, lK»sio»d*iie^ of any Rervotis fior^ of Bl»tchAj on Ui6 Skin md rcvur snd Arn» for Chilli and Fever.) It wlU also cure dteasaa of tha Bladder and Womh.such as ^ominal Weakness. Incontinence of Urine. Strangnary, InllaihmaUou or Weakness of the Womb or bladder,WUUes,

'*C* THERE tR NO MISTAKK ABOUT IT. Tliis cordial will never fail to enre suv of tha ahore dlaeasoa, if taken as per directions on each bottle, In German, EnzlUh and French.

OYKR HALF A MILUON OF BOTT1.BS Have-been seld during the past six months, andiano inalanca has it Wt«d to givlug entire satlsfticlion.— Wh. then, will auflfer from woaknesa or debility when McLuxn'* Strtnjrtkoninr Cordial will cure yon.

TOTHELAUISS.

Do yon wish to be healthy aud strong? Then goat once and R°t some of McLoan's Cordial. It will strengthen and invigorate your blnod to flow throuprh «verV vein, and the rich rosy bloom of health mount to y»ur check again. Every bottle warranted lo give satis&cUon.

FOR CHILDREN,

We say to parents, lr yoiif children are *lekh',puny, or affllMed with complaints prevalent among children. (rive them a small quantity ol McLean's Cardial, and it will make them healthy, tat and robust. Delay not a moment, tfv it ami yon will ba eourinced.

IT IS DELICIOUSTO TAKE. BVKHY COUNTRY MKRCHANT

Should not leave the citv until he had proedrdda #hpt.1 vhf McLean'i Strengthening Cordial. It sella rfipidiv, because it always cures. A liberal discount will be made to those who buy to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware of Drnpgist* or dealers who mav try to palm upon vou some Bitter or Sarsapalla'trash, which they cau buy cheap.by saying it iajnat as pood. Avoid such men. A*)t f)T McLean'* Strengthentng Cordial, and take nothiug elae. It is the only* remodj that will purify the blood thoroughly, andat tho same time tronsrtheh the »y.Um.

One tablesptionfUl takon every morntnsr fa.«tln»l« a certain preventive, for Clnd«ra, Chills and Fever\o How Fevr-r. or any prevalent disease.

Prlcc only #1 per bottle, or six bottles for J* H. McLK*\« Sole Proprietor of th? Cordial. .Also, Mel,can'it Volcanic Oil Liuiiueot. TTr'Prlncipal .lepoton the corner of Third and Pine trvet. St. Luui», Mo.

TrT* Korswle iu Louisville by Bell. Talboti Co., Springer 4 Bro.. and Raymond Ac Patten

MCLEAN'S Ol^A.MC Oil. t.tKIMKXT, The West I.it)!melt in the world for uiU.ii olr Wea^t Another Remarkdbfa Oars I Performed by Mcl.«ati'a Voicaaie Oil Liniment lor \oiirselvcr':

Thomas l^ord. aldarVsinitli, living ht^ar lasssV-e-nun Oli Tenth xireet, Unl a horrible running sore on liis toet. He tried various LinimenU, Sulvos. etc., but could do it n« (CO»d He «1«»paired Of over being able to wrtHc a» hi* trade again, because -ha. coutd not b«ar anv wtilslit oit hN ftnit^ ainl by one -'iiali bottti* of Mc!.eau'a ViAtaUlc. Oil LiillkneuU he Is now perfectly I cored.

I'Ueumati^in. naralv8is, neuralpia, bruises, pra.in^, «tilfte*s in the Joints or muscle*. 5W«liiu}(si wiV throat, I «ar ache or toothacbo, wouuiU, fresh cut*, sores, burn*. *£itlds, psini. »«.. yield to the "luaglc" influence "ftliis wonderful Liniment.

Ftir Horses and CaUle it la an infalllhle remedy for cliafet,calls, 3cratcbe»,cracked heoi.«, lameness, spa.vin, sweeny, splint. Sstnla, Uruiaes, s^elHngs, wounds, rattlesnake bites, aud varieus tthef diseases which animals ar« liHblfl to from iujurie or accidents.

Everv Country Merchant should obtoin a »upplv of McLean's Volcanic Oit Liniment. It sella rapidly,because Italwavscure*.

A liberal discount will be made to merchants who bnv to sell again. For aale by J. n. Mel.KAX, proprietor, earner of Third and Pine sts., St Louis, Mo. also for aale as fcbtvTO.

J. R. Cunningham and Attan Panes, \aonlt, Sept. S,-daw tf Tirre-Haute, lad

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHANK'S IIOLLAIO) BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S WtLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEftS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, •I y%\ LIVER COMPLAINT,

WEAKNESS OP ANY fill!D,

WMr'

d3 Ague

Andall aflbciiensoftba

S O A I

TET THE GREAT IUEXKDT. s"v' 4£ rTt-f}**' -r ',V %H .vi^'ag8

crcAUTlojr.-OoK^ ., ita^ona or oooarterfeits. 8 oa tb* label 17 bottle tba UUBO of Aa mtut -noratsroM,

April 12-dtf

H. 3d-.

ia-

eve-

BENJAMliT PAGE, JtU. fc CO-

and by flru«ist gm^rdfy .Ifcw^h-

BrowJZ, A*a* for ^lC.-Se^wlyp A

mil I UUH'n.

faya,^' Tl CrXv AMaliiimiieeoftbe LesrtpssadOatobeaeea aadAweideat

JUN* 3, Wmrrm"* Bbdt, TVrw-Bssfc, tmi. These Laaaps ace enoisr ta all oAm tor si»plicity and tirilliancy. are cheapisr *«kl ro hkW* dsnsir' from enfanou than a taUew catxlk

if BAltET

R. R. R.—Rad wav's Ready Relief for Headache, wheth erjaicic u'r uervoua: Khsumattam, Harahria, Lumbago,Goat, Neuralgl*,TKlhaoho, Small-

Fevtrs, Swollen Joints. Kidney ComplalnU. Scarlet Fever, Fains areui.d the liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heartburn,and Hainan! all kinds Bad wav *s Ready Relief will, in a few mtnntes change'the miseries yoesulfOr tojey at ptoasur^« R. R. R.—Rad way's Renovating Reaolvont,ftr the curc of chronic 4laea«e—such aa Scrufuloua and

-,*A

1600 Hundred "Pacl^agcir of Drv Gootft to^Sc ilsposcdfoT at"

lOO JlOLLS

R. R..

EALTH will, iu all cases, follow the uae of Radway's K. Remedies. There are none so itck or diseased.so vreat, reobie, or crippled with pain or infirmities, but tkat Radwaj's ready Relief, Koxovatiug Resolvent, or Regulators, as the cature of the disease or sicknss may require, will quickly aud rapidly

These remedies consist of Radwav's Ready Relief, Renovating Kesolvunt RaO.way's Regulators. K-ncli of theso remedies possess!*|eclul curative powersover certain diseases. Yot there are otliOr diseases, where- 1 In their combined medical proportie* are reqiilrell and when thus used, if th««re is safllcient life ami 1 t-trength wtlhlil ilie disused "i dying tiody to kdstain their action, tho patient will live aud b* restored to health.-'' J* Pain, ft. il- Relief," Acute Disoast:*, R. R. Ilolief, •IiitlauiStorv discHscs, Relict and Regulators, Malarious 'Diseases, Relief MKI Regulators. Congestive Dit)ei\s«s Relief and Regulators, Scrofulous DiscscS, Reiiovatin* Resolvent, Chrohic Piaeiwei*, Renovating Resolvent, Syphdittic Dlscaacst Renovanliifg Resolvent, Constilutiunal Diseases,Resolvent and Regulators, Skin Diseases, Renovating Resolvent, Nervous Dise «es, Resolvent, relifcf regulators Infectious Diseases, Ready-Relief

STphlltlic Complaints, Consumpti vo and other 'airai'tlons of tho Lung* and Throat, Induration and Knlargbments of parts, Krupttve and other diseases of the Skin, S»dea, Tumors. Ulcer*,

Dyspepsia and other diseases arising from aa im pun state Of tha Bloort., R- R, R.—Railway's Regulators wilt euro, effectually

Uand speedily. OosUvehass, Ind1gertj»i It.nammalioh br the Bowie*, ftyspepria. 1.1 v*r Co^.plaint, Diseases of thu Heart and Kidneyi "Female Complaints. Small f*«x, Fevers Meas-

.lea. Ae. Wit-never tha system taj»ul of acdar a dose of Rad way's Regulators wilt reatoi^ it to rcgnlarity. Wo female ahonld be without

R. 8. r!—1^'modicaare sold bv Dmffsrtsts everywhera. RADWAV dt CO., Jt. V. dlly. Maarttsa 'rt-dtrty -.

8aIoon aid estauraai

THE

nndeteifcned will open, te-dajr, tb* above 8aloon and Restaurant, uodet new armugemeats. 1 7

Fresh Oystwm iMUns*,

aod io fact everything to EAT and DRINI£ that tba madtofeean'* dH*t reiaonsWe rttte We also bare a verv fine Ball Room 65X23 feet, which 6an lad at any time for Cotillon parti0* or other eocaal gatherings on the tnost feaadmble terma. Persons desiring sach a hall will piaaae call at tha St Charle*.

PHIL H. & DANIEL MONNIOJHL Feb.

ia,l858-dtf

*""*". /qci "A than Auction Pnco% ^tt

WHOLESALE OR

BSilBf IIA18 Sf Oil.

Owing to the great decline ra prices of many kinds of Goo \s, we havo made onttsually Imga pnrchaaes this Spring, knowing that a price will always sell them, hbwever large die Slocit nay be. From tho immense aiuoant »f our stock, it is impoas|W(^to of good (JOOPS, both City and Country trade. In *11 these lepartmnats we ara entirety abead of any oUiar House, bothf in stylo, cheapnoa and extensive wety-MK purchaser, who is true to his or her own ioteeasi will think efbuying till they have looked through the

Si,

Regulators.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Many diseases th^t afflict humanity are inherited as holr looms from the disoasod bo'diijs of sickly Kirs— Scrofula, Consumption, Sjphilii and OU, ar.) among tha most common of coiKtltntlonal diseases. NoW. we care not how many gett«tatti»ns the aueds of these diseasas mav have hieu establishad in the ayatom, corrupting thu blood—.liDW/iv'i RenovATiao Raaouva.vr will eradicate from the bldiSs of the afflicted every particular of diseased deposits, and fill tho veins with new, pure aud healthy b.oo'd.

CmtDRENS IMSASBS.

Railway's Renovating Resolvent should bo halhid as a Mesjliig hy ovary moUer,throuH»ut the laad,wha«e MifWits are afflicted with Sores, AC. Theau breaklngj atit (thus early) are evidence nf disease traasmitted fr^na tho iwrcut stock• A fow ilaysoftbtt U^oovaunj Reaolveut will^radlcate every vestige of t! a dlicaso aud lusure 'ho child a sound aud healthy body.

HAI9H

rpbeand^signotl h«son handa lafge §o* offin 1 cored HUH, Shoulders

now retailing at wholesale Jpvioee. Call at the Heal Shop next to J. M. Tofeert's eigar estshliahasebt, where you oaa elwavs find frtafts meats— Steaks and Roast*—ok the lowest rates.

MaMfc9K,2*&8, dt£ F. STEPHENSON.

Terre-Hante. on the «th day of May, 18S8, lor the ,.-.It,. tedMnltae of Sth ibeK fr^Bl the W Sl E. Canel, noKh te the Laf«yette Road- Plans sad WrifttreT'w na be seen at tha Engineer's y. PATTERSON, jfiyor.

Attrstr J,m mmClk. sylldtf 't

T.Mcaimns

*oo,

CeiMtiiitsa aal Fetarwdlf lenissts y0- 67 Front and 6B Ftdim StretU, ,J NEW ORLEANS, 1.k

U" Lsbcnd advaaeet atadc oa prodoos dipped

PHYSICIAN AN O

,jr*

a. V. CAMFBKX,

0PP*-'1

JM Terr*:-ll»*ate. lad. Rtasofc«'-3 —Carper «^T .M*rk»t and

«te

RBTAIIs

attoep-h oo

ua apnng, it no wing mat a prtoo wiu aiwaya sen taom, However targ« AW SWK« may oe. a immence aiuonnt »f oar stock* it is impossible to go into an enumeration of the crest variety 1 pertaining to oach of the TEN dlBferent DEPARTMENTS of o&t business, via. NfiGS&> £mbrmdet4e3. White Goods, Parasols, Trimmings, Shawls and Mantilla's, Gloves and

laBlCKfiY

E."

The Dtv is ours and no mistake irt Houise Fun^sbing Goods,

than Ever»

Rov.il Tapestry Velvet, Brussels, Three l*ly, Tnpcstrv Ingrain, (near style) Fine, ExUn, and Ingrain Carpets. Low price Carpets commencing at 20 wuu per yard.

lOO Rolls Oailton MattlnggM. Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Curtain Draperies, Cornices, Bands, Pins, Picture Moulding, Looking Glasses) Stair Rods, Window Hollands, &.C., Si.

Triumphant Victory in Paper Hanging^

Wall Papsrs and Borders Complete.

With Statuary an-1 Ddcoration, ia Oak, Stone' And Frescoe, Centre Piccos Teaster do. Fire Bohlers, iVe., &c. Wo«hail recuivo throughout the Saason the New rttylu of 6 a miner Qooda as thoj

y:m w\r

a a

L. RYCE & SON.

I I E O E N I E

+HK OOt.bKK' PtUSEv THE OOL^EK t*RI2». Ttnc

OOLDES

THK UOI.PKX PlURa THE GOI DKJt WttZB .. THU OOl.DKN PRIStt

THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOBDE.N PRHSSv TUR Oyl DK.N rR12E. fltE OOLbEN PRIZE

ILLUSTRATEI! ILLUSTRATISI) ItLCSTIlATED ENERT WOGK. ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK..

ILLUSTRATED KVRHY WEEK. tLt.T8in.lTED EVERY WEBlt. ILLUSTRATED KNERY WEEK. .81'EBIME.V OOPIBS SENT FRRK.

SPECIMEN COPIES SENT ERBfi. 8PLCIMKN COPUiS bENT lCUfSE.

THE GOLDEN PRIZE!

lLM'STR VTED! ILLUSTttATEDi

Th.

Xew YorW WecklTooLDBN PRIZE itotta lliff iurgostand best weokly papers of the day. An Imperial Quarto containing eight page*, of forty col. utuHit, ol' iMiiurtHintng original matter, Sue ulugantly llliistratad av«r weak. ,\ glh ortft from SO cents to 1300.00In ftotd. will bn presented to ea*tl sabscrtbur imaiediatulj un reeoipt oi'tiie subscrlpUoii indudj*. One eopy for nne year One cotiy for two yearn.. One copy ftir three )iare.

%a,Wi and gift .9.^n and 4 gins ..',00 ami ,3 gffta

Oue copy for Ave years S^K) and 3 gifts A N O S Three copies one year.. 85,00 ami 3 gtfU Five copies ene. year 8,00 and 9 gins Ten cTptoa one year '..ilS,Waal 10gifts Twenty-one copies one ytsnr M,0fnnS 1 gl(U

The articles to be dlstrlbatcd lire comprised Va tba followtnj list. -vSpltokagea of gold&aimtaliitng.0900,00each

S do do do .. ..... 900,00 oach ...toe,00 eael)

10 do

10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watedes fUO.Ouoach 20 Oold Watehos. 7S,no Sack So do SO,00 each 100 do .so.oo each 300 Ladies Gnle WstcUe* 33,00each 9oo ftilver Hunting Cased Wutches 90,00 eieB Son Silver Watcboa K»1o 1,01.(1 0«ld Ooard, Vest and Fi.b Chains...... 10 lo 30

Oold Loekata, Beacoleta. Kar Drops, Breast PIea, Cuff Pins, Rlneve Buttona, Hln»s, Shirt Studs, Watok Keys, tfoid and Silver Thimbles,and a variety of odtor articlOa, worth from fifty cents to t15 each.

Immediately on receipt of tlie subscription money the subscriber** namd will bS elite red open o'nr sitbscription book apposite a nlimbor, and tha gift corresponding wllh that ndmber Will be forwarded, within •no week. t- tha subscrlier, by mail or axprsas, poet paid. AH conunaiilcatlons should be addrossed to

BKCRBTA CO

Mand 40 Moffhtt Building, 335 Broadway l). *»*Kpfiw»o copies sent ftee_, Agents wantedv March 38 dtam woamv

FARM

FOR SALE—80 acres, ft0in ralkjration, improvements good, sitdated altrt south-east of this citv.

Also, 100 acres, 5$ ia cultivalWB, adjoioJag (be above farm, enquiro of HARBERT

BARTOW,

apr 15 dtf Lad Agents.

A N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN

OAS

make, in any part of the United States, frnm three to fiv« dollars adav, bv selling from samtd« "THE PATENT INDIA RUBBER 8AKJ8TT FLUID LAMP," wi!hm improved bor try family who has regard for we. penoa or economy will purchase them. For informatiou by mail, iocloaostaaptottAfrXUURST de-MOT, Patenteea and exclusive tnabafactarets. €9 F«Hen Street, New Yorfc.

Ev-

prsprrty,

UcDOOTZiLL.

OFDOCTOH

and Sides, wMeh He

St. Lonls, Has cocao here to Mitl* panaaneeUy. He reapeetftillT oOwahta ssrrlsaa to the dtlzena cfTswre-Raate, and Its vleictnUy, la all bfinehas of hM prMtMoa.

TTT^Offlc# on Mh and Ohio fftroata, opposite BaMwla Cktrdi. Mmrek 9S«dUn

Sheriff's Sale.

BTA'IintlEof

of one Execm too Issued from tba

Vigo Court Common Pleas to me directed and delivered, in favor af Ssmttsl Paddock and Wiliiart Paddock, add against David E.Stephana, I have levied on die fWf»wini real estate, to-wits TH»ee«&fcalf {$$}«* rt* aSrth-«asi|Bl»«errWI of seetko twenty three (S3), lowwddp twelve (12), Range nine [9], containing thirty ?30) aerea, taken

MWA WY, a* «H« WW» WWW Hsote, oflVrttra rents erfpoftisf etU fwurises together with tlsr spfMMeaftaeat therea^o beieo^lag, for salete the highest MMsrforeasfc, Cera terwofeet^i yeara,aadif ttieaaale skontdfitti to sell for a aoffiarnt sum to mti^V saM raeealkm, and costs, I will thea afeftbree oolr IheBre^mple (be Mghectlftttst for cash. to »*t!rfy said trcu tion a^d co*tv. W.ll.STEWAUT,

Aprl' 291858—pr. fee -1,50 *S Sheriff/

300

BL*iHMtL»'*Jreea Applee. ee*y .erietK#****7 S'J*'

}r %.

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