Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 115, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 May 1858 — Page 3

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fBBSBWffESS

Ivnls aoi Departure*

t«M« nar^.gf«*p ^Ita

-IS-16 •jgK

4 w»s-~"

Jar The bog cholera^js making sad

havoc among the bogs' at St. CJairville,

Ohio.

JSarTbo" grading of Wabash street

from Sixth street to the canal has been

comtnduecd aod i$ rap idly progressing.

t* The editor 6f the Journal gays he

could uot bo induced, no how it can be fix

ed, tp,,ftyaljuw a, $oda apuratus. Don't

tbink yon have much rocm for one, without addio^an extra re*pe pipe.

Courtesy forbifls u» to say wh it thorciticiainH Qrwunls,to, execpt that it ia just what vfe expected. -^-Journal.

Woftdor if the Governor expected.it ]f

ltd, we ftro? thoroughly -convinced that we

wore correct in the t«timate we placed »p-

oahia Mmiirks. Thought wo were right,

at first.

jtW $\tT7oiirml twitx n« for laying the

Ksuborn Mail Train arrivoa at 11:0? A. M.

insteftd^f^ SO P. Mf .f„

We ffotn votlr paper, sir,

waj(»tho.ug]»l people would bo led into r-

ro^y following the dictations of Uemoc-

U* Wu ktive ju4 vx.imined a pamphlet which was JlddqA oar table by Mn. ISAAC BAI L., containing a representation of tho different styles of M««t»"iHc IluMsl Caacs, together «ith a full description of each IfMttertu These eases may bw bud of Mr. Qall, at

Ur.Bxii/aS he ha*i everything suitable for tho purpose that may be desired. He has lately purclus. ^ed a fine GL«VSS JIEAR.Slv. and holds hiunscll in readiness to attend upn all occasions, lie also belt and finest trimmings, of all kinds,

ta?«»dd,«iid pledges himself that nothing shall go undone, on bis pfcrt, to render entire satisfaction f%o

tbe bbAr«d,v....

J^Tl'he old lUrol ntionary Jlotel, coro( Uroad and M.ti streets, Btui'ngtou' litw Jersey, tailed the Bine Anchor, bus beeifi torn down. AVashington, Ivnox, j3w««*aC^ldwaldw, Read, Dickinson, Ma.\w«Il, til have gathered around its festive $#M^fiuSd'4wpl»led within ile chambers, wliile Cotmt Donop, Hawto arf^ Kuyphau•en baVe rested within it for a time.

—Tho

*r t»jn

A BAU «SAO»D^ CANARY

*. q*. opy 1 aj"Prcf. Wood, the r^*n^di*?wer«jr of the II 1*^4»• invaluable "Hair ResUra!]ve,*' still xohfinue* to ff7 lihnrfn hrhttfnf the afflieCeA ITt*

305 A. 31.

No. 2,

.9:3* P.M.

llo.J, JBi S 45 A. t»l*lf:ui *Sh CH ^WfuKIMTILLC ttlUOAD. if Tints 14 P. m! Ae. Train A M. *«UTraie 8:55 p. M. MiU Traill.... RL«S P.M.

[AOISTEATE'S BLAHK3,

O N S A E S S A E S

lefH gpod ior.aale cheap, at

ItATLY IfXIOX OFFICE.

JSP" Tlie rijrer is rising very fast, and

it sow overflowing the 'bottoms ngaia.

slidii(pitbf rgh liy through-

oiit the greater part of the entire day yes

terday. It itf befieved now tliat winter

has bwkenup—hope so. —m £^JTho work on Ohio street is pro

gressing. Thro gravel at the oaft end gives

beaotiful finish to the street, and when

completed the entire length, it will be a

credit to the city-

»mn.— It it

Mid that Canary bird which recently lied in Brooklyn. New Ycfrk, was treaty•ix yearf aldtu He had been blind for a year^jpraft, .^bald-headed, a^d hi& featbert

^rAt the interment of thi remains of Herbert. tho*

aiithor,

suicide, and

the body was buried with out theosthfcl cers-

M[^lfeb'!rli« decided to poet-

pone MUtt.

Sii'

their Summer crops eomething Carpet Bags, and aluaa. ^Spajr «l tor thatr entries* l*adercloihl»g of alt Kind a.

—&». waw tbonghiu

labor tnJtebstlf of afflieCed. Hti medlninea are universally admitted-by the American press he* for superior Ujall others the hair, on At head of ITKJ agej, to ^row forth with j» much rigor «md[ lusvu-jaace as wiiea, blusaisd with the advwnt^gfll c&lduJfc, *£b«t doubt, if we plana prsdit »a the innumerable testimos a!s which the Professor has in his possession, that it is ope of the 'greater disior^iei in the medieal world. It restores, permanently, gray hair to it- ur»«jinal coloc. and inakee it asiptao a beautiful silky texture, which has been very desirable io all ages of the world. It Jrequently h«g peas that old men many beautiful and amiable yoong lad tea, anil not (infrequently cruity old maids make vietisttof hand3onn«sgood-na Cured, vodg gentlemen, and by what process it hiS never benn determined until lately when it was attributed to the use of this in valuable Hair Restorative. —ff,.isalle Jotfrnal.*5! Sold by all good Druggists.

PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS* who are generally affccted with Vertigo, Languor and Erhauttinn, Naturna and Htadmehe, bare in Bffirbare's Holland Bitters a greatafal remedy. It gives strength and energy to the system, stimulates the digestire organs, aud correct acidity ot the stomnch.

We •mld caution the public agaiust purchasing any of the many imitations of this delightful Aroma. To prevent imposition, be careful to ask, for Berhavc's Holland Bitlera.

Mav,19-dlw

Scandinavia, -,

growing weather.

aud

yoa evfeh -tti-'uio the correction af-

your blunders. Don't

throw it on our ohoulders, Grafton. Make

and keup mura. We at-

ftr.NEFACToris OF ^I.VNKINO.—it is not

he who invented Brussels Carpeting or Gold t^80'-

r,,oan''

every-bidy. One dTour gtuvnmiunt otficiul^ lutjly rcturai'd front his mis-iion in Brazil, tcils ns an ancedotu that anions the first-enquiries made of Itirtiabout his acquaintance without- public men, wit* whrttior he ku-w tho American Dhdmist, Dr. J. P. A VK«, who invcnUid tlie Cherry Pectoral and CatfetvttcJPilb. As these? nrtich's (in^jrc purttcularly tl»#: Chctry Pocora!) arc in goiicrdl use in the eiti.'S of South America, they are the mo*t {ifi'V^lcut representatious of American, pro-

Inets, kpd aK manv tliousand there as well as

inple in th»m to suppose that th oflly man ot ttt trk we have om ng niillioti netiplc.—Christian Adutcu.

-r7lnm!e

ONon

Baptist fixttmin*

that Sixty per cent, of the

tfliney

raMCd for obaritable and religions purposes i« ttwd in "office expenses" in paying the aalartet of thoNe wfto collect money. If it will be seeu that out of every aoodrea doll are donated forlhe benefit of the hMithto ofCSntral Afric*,. sixty dolfpetit in the Unitetl States. Does little like robber^

in th»m to sunnosc that the Doctor t? tho

April 7,-dl vr

555™

Ids shop* ou the corner of Second and Cherry sts. They arc neat aud durably, and more appropriate «l«|»he qld faahio^cd style, and we would wj te f/ DRESS thoeewhoMc in want ot anything in the Ujwler-|" 'tdktbg Bnfet they cannot do better then to call do

A friend wriUs to tt» fbt our "real opinion" of Dr. ROBAGK'8 SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES—wlu*re hc can obtain tiiem—and why they ar6 called "Scandinavian" and we arc frequently asked the same question. Scandinavia in the ancient name rf Sweden and Norwav, and Scandina( vian, that is a Swede or Norwegian,/ affection|All ately calls his country "Scandinavia" iuthesaino I Trans' Alleghany Bank sense as wtf speak of "Columbia" or "The Uuion." All other* par.' By the-waV, there are over nine thousand ^5(5IIIH8T- PKNNSYI.VAMA a vi an am a in a it W is O A W a Dr. Roback is a Swede bv b'rth and ^cbmpfMinds yric City Bank.!.!.. ..!. ..!. his Medicines of Swedish herbs, wo think tho ill other s'jivent hnnka. najnc jft very appi-opi'iatp. We havg,thi vesy liipfhtijihjion «f the Medicine *nnd of Dr. fiohack himself, who is not otitv a singularly skillful Phy. *ician, but a Rcntlemaji of the Old School, as we knowr»*rsonalIy.. Qur fdverti.s iug columns willl in«ivhr thf rest ofo\u- frit-ad's letter. -Ma* dlra I If if hi

our Mrcnty-tivu-

Mrs. L. E. ft Miss Jane Knapp. At tho rcvidenco of Mrs. E. M. Knapp, Si floor, No. 3, Mochan'o-*' How, r»»spectin! !y auiioinces to tho Ladiu.^ of Terrerfaitlo, that they will carry on tin? Dress Making business in all its brunches. 3 A lii«Tttl nat««iaeo ••^limtc'l.

Terre-Hante & Richmond R. R. Philadelphia.

and after Monday, the 10th inst the trains this road wtll run daily, {Sundays exeeptedtji as follows:

So*

Itforning Train. r-

Leave Terrc-Haute, at '... .1:1ft A. M. Arrive at Indianapolis at 4:05 jt. m. Making ehm connection at Indianapolis with T?«ins for the Ea^t, and die 7 A. M. train for Ctncinnati.

No. 2, .Hail aud Accommodation. Leave Terre-Haute at .7:15 A. M. Arrive at Indianapolis a^

:.W?(8a.

Arrive at Indianapolis at 5:43

at.

No, 3, Afternoon Express*

Leave Terre-Haute at .3:00

Trains No. 3 will stop at all wav stationa.wlicn signalled. (May 8,dlw

Dissolution of Co-Partnershlp.

THE

mHnershtp heretofore et»J*ing oetween J.M.Walter and ft. B. Palmer, under the nstae Iwl style of Waitrr if Palmer, wu dissolved by motnal consent on the first day o! A pari!,) t&*. S«ttlement« of all notes and-accounts due said firtn trill be eollectcd and receipted for by either one of the said parties, as hereto fi»ee.

Mav I0-dw3m

th# clerg-man who

had ^arg^ of them declared that the rules of 1»w (the Episcopation^) church forbade him to read tlw ritual onr

W A

X»

R-

PALMER.

The huatneas will be continued at the old stand by J. M. Walter and Pinder, under the name and style of Walter Pinder.

Yoong America

O I N O S AO. a, E A iT S S O Teimfiastti Indian*•

Spring and Summer Clothing!

FOR MEN AMD BOYS.

.. Panidkkig (seeds, all kials sad Qntilties.

TT A VIDO added largely ft* aay stoek tan aow

ill. Many pcTiOSS think bet^?*4"*- &» look«R ftwbar*aiwuaod rmmeober US

ltd f«H the TiiU|tace, NV 3, B*r«vV Btock.

feCOV»7. May t*iu IOSETH,

!B^nk, Torra-naitia«.

SbuthefB Bk of tmf., Tsrre-HanU Ral«m Unnk. Salem. Bank or I nd., Conneravllle,..,......... hawne* Bunk, Art tea............ i.............. Trader*' Bank. li!t!lMiai»t/lin.

Tlppeeaooo Bank, Wlnnemac. "Wataduj Chacki. T«rfO-Haut« ......... Tippecanoe.Bank* I.oKani»Qrt.

All others, 2S3C5c dl^puut. I, I jN O 1 S CiViiei)*' Bank, Ml. Carmel Utwh'vllle'Bk.', Rasbvilie fV'ipTos Bank, Carin' Stock 98eu'rt1y'ffit unnvllle.......... ..

AU olhors

«otvent inks.

Hank of Kanawn

All sglvQut banks

Ji a .1 /. :,y .A

lU* Many of tnrfnrmeissre cdmpiainiiig seriously about the pro?pacts f(gettiug their com in. In so me parts of the coutify, eorti luis brenfpl anted but Owing to the cfild rains, it has rottfd and will have to be replanted. Wc do not believe there have been one thousand acre.-* planted in Vigo !••••*'V*"" louiity.. This looks ratter dark, as corn should, at '5'' STINE & FOSTER, the lea*t ^.ilculation, luvo three moiulis good "XTC/OULD respectfully announce to tho citizens -y of tTerre-HiUite a

Ioors,

iiiliUlliiOiini 11 I mi. MTnHf—fftilfc'M

ASfc SiHFI- WI. Coa*ccTKP JLtjistv rot tv«, Umi* Umax, INST AU A*

Bwikof S»vtJW*wf. nvrac.cuei.p*r thdlaSa,OTcKJptadry, n*r Jvlthart. nvhan:... .\.." pap

0o*b*ju. itt. Te(ii«a,.ii^»nioi! ml ta. Salfiffl.-. 0«Jttot% torttinawrtW,.... .V t«W, Wsnaw..... Rt^iitlcv'.'-o, Monueelto.'.....!7. •'u

#ew Atbstiy..............w.....

FaoM,Pam.,.

SwwilcTllIe Bank,Br»ttitJo .vi.... CSwral Bank. Er»n«Tilli... .v....... Cambridge CUy Bank, C«ir.brldgf City Central Bank, rtffllanapolii:. ...i. Bttbanf* B«nfc,'.Or*^acjuUe.. Payvtto Cotinlr Tt*uk, ConaersvtMe. Parn«»\4* Mechanic*' Sk, Indian&polU.. .r... Pa an Gramexcv Bank, I-ctayotta-...-Hooaier Bank, Lx^«mport. fluatingtonCount §ai»k,Haniinffton.,.. Indiana Bank, JfgJUon.... ... iBdnrnh KanDera'1 Bk, Franklin Ini)'rtaStoek Bank,IJIOOH# Inauo Hft«orve Bank. KOkomo.. Jt^Bij'.kv Stoek Bank, Colmiibd*.......... tasis.vta Bank, Lima M«#cbitutV ift Meolmr.ip.s BV, Tf»w Albany.... .•• fj. V.^it Va. State fctrtck B', Kvannvillo." PraiTte City

pa'

par

10 dls

lUdis

far

IN O N A It

par par pl^ pa* pa* jinr

50dfit

...... par

...... par .....10 lls

AU others discaunt. 'SKW ENQUND STATKR. Ml Kotrowt. Bank* i.

SEW YOKK AND NKW, JERSEY. 3I150Trent Banks.. aino. State Rank and 'hmnebps Banif of •Olrclferllle...,,^.i.... .. Canal Bank Cteyalamt.*. City rtiiiik«fCiiicimiatl Seaera Co^, r,a»k. City Bank »f Coltinibus Union Ba*k R»ndu*ky City

**-c par

.. par

RSNTtTCKY.

All *jlTtint banks

VIKGIN1A.

par

50 au

pur

par

.. par 60 d\* 40 ills

AND MARYLAND.

lOdls .25 dls 73 dU

JIORTRTIA SOUTH CAKQI.IXA AND OKOKOIA

AU solvent banks

P'R

3 dia

LOUISIANA.

Sew Orleans banks. MICHIGAN. AH baitks

par

WISCONSIN.

.2^5 dis

MISSOURI.

5tajc bank and branrhc« TENNKSSKK. Old banks Froe"biink*

1 dis

par

DtST. COLUMBIA AND CANADA Solvent tanks .... .' pa

C. C. STtNR. A. W. F08TRR.

Sash, Blinds, FramfeS, atc.%

raak'ng

Breoadp, whopt tim masses have,reason to hold in 1CC' .a.rc,1'lor PreP:,rc^

but be who fun ishes something usdul lo ^P',

and repairing all kinds of (.-nbinct

oitlei-s

W-e respectfully ask a sin re of public patronago (O'Shop on" Market, between Wabash an I Cherry. [apr.28,-dlv.

MORE THAN 500,000 BOTTLES POM) IN THK N E W E N A N S A E S

i'-Iicutorative of Prof. O. «T. Wond

)UU C#U"

Itiftit head of hair, wither tli man or woamn. ts an ob' ject much to be 'estred. and there are no means that thuuld l,« Irtt nntrie.i toohtnln sneh a consideration.—

le prepari

"V™ "A". V- *r. I arid change Its ooior as It Vas In yoeth, both of Trains for the Esst, Cincinnati and I^wwvtlle. lit has aff ctad cempletely. In t' operation Trains No. 1 .mtd 3, will only step a& theiolfow-fusod nearly three bottle*. Yours. &e. tng station' Bra^l, Grcencastfe nod Carterehurg,

for Kuitorii.g hair perfectly and permanently. has jn, swecnv, splint, listula, bruises, swellings, woundsr never yet hall a rival, volum* nn«r volume might ha

^°ubH

rea.d

^hc

WMa.—'People hnvu for ccntnrles been »f. i(,v to sell HJrain.

,uv Christian Adiutca'e fli'-tcl with l.al.l heads, mid the only remedy, hereto- For sale bv J. H. McLNAN, proprietor,

It is also without doubt one of thv best articles for keeping the hair In good condition, making it toft and gl«**y, removing dandruff, anil has proved it*olf the I greatest enemy toall Uie ills that hair ts heir to.

It is the duty of every one to improve their person- .. wa^sof doinarit but every one witt admit tasi a beSu-

al apparmiee though some may differ in retard to the

tore known, has been those nbomtnable wig«. «j a Th»r«l aud Pine ets., St. I-oai», Mo. also tor sale as [Teei,nt discovery of Professor Wood these articles are ab.'ve. beiiig last dispensed with, but a ^ruut many person* J. K. Cunningham and Alton Police, Agents, fti't jiatronlze them, beeeu^ llie) bare bien so wften Sept. 5,-daw tf T.rre.Hauto, Ind.

Iih|iOm »1 upon by Il.iir Tonlrs of different kinds. To till such persons we oarite»tty make tlie request., that ^i v-. Wl^U tft? g'.* thoy will try once again, tor in Vood's Hesiorutlve I there is 110 suck thing as fill. We know of lady who nscd the article a's»-ort time, and her head Is now c*vered eo npletely wit!i the tin e» and most'beautiful curls Imaginable. We tnoiw of numerous eases where hair »t rapidly foiling out which It restorer lu (.-renter perfection than e\e.r had benh be ft ire.

Coehoottin. Ohio, Nov. tT. 1P56.

O J. WOoa iV Co.—Oants: As I have b?erf engaged 'tu aelling your Hair Hestomtive the t.i*t .season for one of vour local agents (K. M. Haekiuson,) and having experieneeil the brtteflelal effeetsof It tms*lf, I would like to obtain mi agency for the State of Ohio or some .State in the Weill, should you wish to make sue.it an a'raogemo-nt. as I am convinced there netktng equal tu it IH the United State, f»r rt*teri*g the kear. I tutve Wen engaged In the Drug business for several years, and have sold vrlons preparetians for the hair, but linva found nothi: that restores the secretive organs or Invigorates the scalp as well as jours, being fully convinced that your restorative 1e what you repi*jeut It to be, I woeld like Vi engage In the sale ot It, for I am aat sfled It mast sell. l'ours traly

S. STOCKMAN.

W*yland, Mars. Feb. 5, I?57.

Ptor. O. J- WOOD & Co.—Gents Having realized tl»e good effects ofyoar Hair K«*t»rativ*, 1 wish t« stae, that finding my nair growing thin, as well as I gray, I was induced front what I read and heard, to try the article prepared by you, to promote Its growth which have

JAMB™ FRANCIS.

O. J. WROV & Co., Proprietors. 3t9 Broadway, S. fork, (In the great S. V. Wire Railing Establishment) and Market £w, St, Louis, Mo. And sotd by all g*od lruggt*U. [ap 7,-dw3m

ALL ARRIVED.

IVipley & Danaldson Will sdl at their Store Corner Room Farrington's Block Every beetneea day until farther notice, an exten*

«TO assortment of

Dry Goods,

Salted toall want*. TheiMJe wiH ioclotla ths- en* tint Stock and is well worthy of your special attention. .j* j* "DomesUaa, Cotion«des,,

Silks, 2 '^-5 Shawl#, J, Ho?»icry, Glovea, Y»nls.o6 STotlOiui. Cloths, CAssimew»i

\*estings, Trimwungs, Linetts,

T-

Ribbon*,

Embroideries, Dress Ooode, Skirts^ —-Hata, Capa^. itc., Ie„ kc. 'mThis |R

CKhts an ^i^Miaoitv rea«{v «feTed $m

Ihepwrduse ei Saving aad 9wM»«r Ooods. tTCge^ry ewardsalrta fvqaest ed to

da!

Ae Sfcedt.

Apral i# ^sfit R. 4t l.

McLBAlfS

StrMgtbiumr Cordial .'lAND BLOO0 WRIPII^n^

THE

gres.to»t remedy in worW. Tta Cordl^ distilled from a Bern known only tom^.alf, sad cbtfreicalty rombiced wilS »Omn -f the nionnraaWe medicinalroota, herb* and barks known to tbe mind: of man, vU Mood root, black rael, wild cherrj bark, jwllo# dock, daindetlotti, aarBapaHlla.^dar flor*r* wfth others, prodncine the moat infallible iemedy^tor .Mt« reaioration ot hoaHh^migaowntt

IT IS REMEDY,

Curing dl*ea»«a bv natural lawa, Mfhan taken. It! healing influPnce» r«*Jt cpurak (J liiro\Wh evarj vein of the body, purifjjng aJitd atcoIoratlnelai! dreulatiou of tha blood. It nautraliii's any biUioua quitter it tho stMni&t apd »triDijti^4a tMwihS.taori

Al^wan'i Sir jufftbenlnjf C-ordtjI will offpc'

•it* of tk*.

4 4' rdere4 Liver or Ste

Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Inward Plies, Aeldl'^ orStckiiivt* ofthfl Stomacb, PuIIpsm ot Blo jo lbe Head, Dull Pain or Swflnmlng in tlia H»ft Palpifatiou of the Heart, Fultneaa or Vfe t'in ll»e §|oWneh SonrBmetatlona, Choking orSuffog^ig FeeflVijt when lying down no** of

DryiiQas or Veliownciis of ll»* Roln and EveSt^NJfht Sweat*, Tp.wafd Pcvers.Palu In the Small euho'UliekChont or Side, Sudden 5Us!ie*bf heat.Dijpresstob of Spirits,, frightful Oreaqu, p^spondeney or anr^orvous Disease, Sorei of Bl#trfi^4,on the. Skfu aa^ Perer and Ague (or Chit!* anil Perer.)

will SIM cure

dlease* of the Bladder and W^mnUu^S" asT^emlnal Weakness, Irtcontlnenco "ferine, wwngflary, luflam mation or Woaknesi 0f t^e "^Voinb or bUdder,Whl«e« &e.

THKHB IS NP. JtflSTAK-B ABOUT IT. This cordlal.wlll nev^r fail to cnre any of.ths «.bov« disoaso», if taken as per dtrecticyu eii oauh 'botUe, in German, Enellah anl Fpancb.

OVBH RAliF A MlbUON OF BOTTLES Har« be«u a«rld during thepast six months, and In no in*tano,e~ haa it failed in giving entire :«atisfacUi»n.— Who then, will *uffur frotn weakness or debility When McLtan,t Siratgthmine Cnrdiel witt oure you.

TO TflBLAHlES.

Do you wish to be heaithy arid strong?. Then-.go.it once and get some of McLean's Cordial. It*lU strengthen and invigorate yodr blood to flow Un^iigh every vein, and the riua rosy bloom of health to mount to your cheek again. Kvery betUe warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR CmJIiOREN.

"We say to parents, if youreUildren are sickly.puny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent among Children, give them a small qnantlty of McLean's Cordial, and will make theip.h{)#llhy, (atarid robust. Delay not a moment, trv it nnd von will b9 couvlncad.

IT IS DEIilCIOtJS'PO TAKK EVKRY OOUJiTKJf JtfF.Rt^HANT

Should not loure the city until heha'l proeuroda supply of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It sells tfepidly, because it always cures/ A liberal utscoum will bo-made to those wlio buy to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware of Druggist* or dealers who may try to paltn upon you some Bitter 6r'Safa&]>a1U trash, whioh they c*ii tfiiy Cheap,by saying It iajuat as good. Avoid mieh mon. Ask fr"McLean'* Strengthttuiff Cordial, and'take' nothing O'ljte'. It IS the ruiy H, remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, auflat tin the siiiiie time treugih*en~the system

I One tablo*pn(inful taken every morning fastttigis a certain preventive for ClTnlern, Chills and Fever, Yo How Fuver,or any provalunt ilisoasa.

Price oiily I per bottle, or six bottles for US.

J.H.McLEAN,

a Sole Proprietor of the Cordial. «•., Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liiiiroeat. It /"Principal depot on the corner of Third aud Pine: trcet. St. Louis, Mo.

and the public generally,

that they have entered into a co-partnership, in the msnufac'tire of W 4 'f

Forsale in, Louisville by Bell, Talbott «.V Co. Springer & Bro.- aucI Raymond & Patten

McI.EAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT,'

The beat Liniment In the world fhrnian or beast

Anothtr Remarkable Cure

Performed by Mc"Lban"s VolcaafO Oil' Liniment IWad tor vourselveS: Thomas Pnrd, a blacksmith, living near Cassave. nde ott Tenth street, had a h»rrlb!e running sore on his foot. He tried vftrlous Liniments, Salves, ke., but eonld do it n« good. He despaired of evef^WHng able to work at his trade, njjnin, bocaiwi he could not lear any weight on hi* foot mid by (She small bottle of Mri.sftii's Volcanic Oil Lirtlmeut/hCis now perfectly cured.

I'lteuinat'sm.

For Horses and Cattle it is an iufolllble romedy. for chafes, galls, seraUdies.cracked, heels, lameness, spav-

rilule.-iiiike

j?iveil from nil par's of He world and from the most jimalaar* liable to from lujurle or«ccid#nts

hew t, thetu the recovery of their h«vl'h Irutn nwlignant dii(0U^c«. it wruot stranijc they •"t-Uigeut t" prove thut it Is a, erfi?et JfrMtoratlve bnt Bvery Country Merchant should obtain a supplyof Mi h"!d 'he In renter, iu cteem, but it. iamrh' ^TiowiiV''"

bites, and various other diseases which an.

raPwl'be*

Vliboral discount* will bo made to merbhaate whoi

comer

BUEliHAVE'S HOLLAND BIITERS.

BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOEltHANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAYE'S IIOLLAN BITTERS.

BOEKIIAYE'S HOLL^mjBirrEIlS. (v pt» 4?

BOEUHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,

BOEUHAYE'S .HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,

BOEUHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

FOE

DYSPE PSIA,

'DISEASES OF THE KIDNEY8,

LIVER COMPLAINT,

WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,

F^yer cfc Ague.

And all affections of the

^riiiACii

OR LIT FB.

TRY TUB ORE AT REMEPT." 1

2TCAUTION.—Guard against purchasing im hations or counterfeits- S oa the label of eve ry bottle the name of the mtx raoraurroaa,

BENJAMIJT PApE, JR., CO.^

PkanuwentiHi and Chealrts, Prrrawecm, PA. S«ldia Terre-Haate by T. & €e.t M- Oonaelly and by Druggist generally .throughout the coaatry.

R. Bro wning, Agent for apr 10,'SBdwly in

BIAMOJIP MCffM.

The Zsateat Improvement i* OOAIi OHJ T.nn«ML

A naall invoice of the Lamps and Oil to be scca and for sale at At ift, 3, fTsms'i BMt, Tore-thai*, fW.

Thaw Unpiaii wupeikw to aflo«ter» forsbnpSieity and btiHiancy, are ehesfwr aad no awce danger from evp'oiica than a uilow etadk

r«t.-s6,dtf

C. 11- BAILEY*

I.tw Tpfr mstfm %rn: m~

L. RYGE

Mav 28-dtf

4 miH I ms

•S. JAN"C'.

These rtfniedle* consist of Rad way's Ready Relief. Re novating Nesolvant Rad way's Regulators. Pach or these remedies possess special curative powers over certain diseases. »t vhqre ar^ other diseases, wherein their combined medical properUes are required: and when thus uacd, if there is sttfflcient life and strength wtthln thedtscaied ordytiiKbody to «u«Uli their aciloa. the patfer.t wilt llv^afad be restored to

Iuttamator}'diseases, Relief and Kegulatora, Malarious Diseases, Relief and Regulators, Congestive Diseases, Relief and Regulators, Scrofulous ^isfses, Renovating Reiol vent. Chronic Diseases, "^^Rfrfoviiting Resolvent, Syphdittic Diseases, Rcnovanting Resolvent, Coastitutienal Dise,togs,Re8olvMit andRegulatora, Skin Diseases. Renovating Rcaolvent7 Nervous XKSeu&i Resolvent, rcllef regulators Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief &, Regulators.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. 3&iny diseasestbat afflict Uuida'faUy aro inherited as heir looms from tho dlseaafcd bodies bf sickly atrs— Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and (Its, ar among the moati common of constltutto^at disc^es. Now, we carenotliow1 many gonerntlotts theseods of these ases.mav have Men established in thosyaiera.corlug the blood—rt ID WAY'S KSNOVATIHO RK»OLV*MT wll\ eradicate ftom the bodies of the afflicted overv ^.lt^

tot lit

iJ'

paralysis, neuralgia, bruises, sprain*,\

»tilftiess in the joint* or innsolus, swellings, oore throat, «ar ache or toothaohe, wounds, fresh cuts, sores,i burt'is,scaldH, pains, A:e., yield to Uie "magic" influence of this W'unJurfiil Liniment.

particular of dlsassed,dcposlt3i and fill tbo vclui wl new,puro and healthy b.ood ». .## CHILDRESS DISASE8.

Radway's Renovating.Resolvent^ should be hailed at a Sfesslujf b#ivafy utother,throughout the land,whose infant* are afflicted with Sores, Ac. Those breakings but (thus fcarly) aro evidence of dls'Oase transmitted from the parent atpek. A few days of the Renovating Kosolvent.WilleridtjBtlge, every.vestige of the disease and Insure he child a sound and healthy body. 3P6.e-.D£t.e 3^E.y R. R.JBi—Radwny's Ready Rollof for uoadache, wheth erfsick'or nervous: Hhoumattsm, Paralvia,

Lumbago, (iout- Neemigin^Toothaoha, SmallFevers, Swollen J«iuts, Kidney fomnlalnU, Scarlet-Fever, Pains around the Liver, Pleurl*y. Measles, Rcartburn,and Pains ot ail ]tinds Kji wdwav's Ready Rellef.will, In a few minutes cliauge tho mUerlos you suffer to j*y at pleastire. K. K. R.—Ritd way's Renovdting Resolvent,fiif tho cure of chronic disease—such as Scrofulous and

STphilitic Complaints, Cousumptlvr audothor affections of the Lungs and Throat, Induration, and Snlargemonts of parts, Krupflve and zither* diseasus or the Skin, Nsdos, Tumors, Uloor*. Wynpepsia and other diseases arising from an impure state of the Blood. R* R. R.—RadwavV HeguUtors will cure, effectually and apQcilly, Costiveficss, Indigestion, tnfla. mmntioH or the Bowles, Dyspepsia. Liver

Complaint. Diseases of the Heart and KMneyi Female Complaints. Bmall Pox, Fevers Measles. &c. 'Wh'.nflver.the system is out of or«ler a dose of Radwaj'» Regulators will restore It to regularity. No female should be without them. R. R. R,—Remedies are gold bv Druggists everywhere.

Fbr Su^%dt* use/"Betges and Berge Robei,

Paraaok^ 5imB»rings. dLc.^ Also Carpets and

The S^ ^nSI^LlLY ixPiiCTED, with

not mentioned: I)ue notice will be given of their arrival.

SMMhV

U'Hii

sai

HEALTH

will, lu all cases, follow the use of Rad-n«y,*R-JK. HeatediesisiThert are none sick or discs tad, mo Acsk.'feib.'iS^or ctl|pletkwith (dila or Infirmities, but U»l Kadway's ready Relief, Renovating Resolvent, or Regulators, as the natureofthedts-ease-orslcknoj may require, will quickly and rapidly

RADWAY & CO., N. Y. City.

JJarch23'5e-dwly

St. Ojiarles

Saloon ana Restaurant.

THE

nndersigned will open, to-day, the above Saloon and Restaurant, under ne^^arrangc toputs.

Fresh Orsteh. .Sardine#,

add in fact evcrythtng to EAT and DRINK thafe the mnrkot can afford,at the most reasonable rate* We nlsO have a very fine Ball Room feet, which can be had ataay time for Cbtillon pairtles or other social gratherings on the most reasonable terms. Persons desiring auCh a hall will pieaae call at the St ChaHe».

PHIL. & DANIEL MONNIGER. Feb. 12,1858-dtf •m- -1'

HAMS! HAMSt!

I^he mtd^niigned has on band a large lot of fin cured Hams, Shoulders and Sides, which he is npw retailing at wholesale, pricey- Call at the Meat Shop next to J. M. TolbertVclgar establishment, where you can alwayi find firesM meats— Stpaks and Roosts—at the lowest rates.

MarohJU, i85S, dtf. F*,..S^TfiPHKNSON.

NOTICE.—Sealed

propoeals will be received

at the Common Council rooms of the city of Terre-Haute, on Uie 6th day of May, 1658, lor the grading and graveling of 5th street from the W. &E. Cancl, noeUvto the La&yotte Road. Plans and Specifications mav be e«*en at the Engineer's office. Y. PATTERSON, Mayor.

AtU^t: J, H. BLVICK,Clk. .... apr 93dtf

i-'- t:. 2STOTICB.

ISIS&3.

berebv that^on Toesday, the lSth day 5f June the Common Ctmncil, Ui-gether with the Assessor, will bold a 'meeftot at the City" Hall* and sit asa B«arl of Eoxuslijulion, to hear and determine and "an complaints jn regard to this year's v^ewnent. C. Y. PATTERSON, Mayo.-.

Attest: Jos. H. BLA«,Clerk.

S CAMPBELL,

8UROEON, •4m

PHY8IGIAN AND noe-^ComerOhio and Market strctU, oppotrnlKn House, Terre-Hnate,Ind. and Swa [Apr. 2S,-Hf

WIHU uvim, VMV-U«HK} JCT CSIDEVCE —Comer of Mtrfctt and Swa»

pemmura&r. He retp^et/wliy jtcsr* sta aervices to tbseUUeas cflbm-Hsau, aad its vtstcisfty.Ui attj

JTPOa« on whiClraiwa. Xwdt9»4ha Ml:

300

••r' C. K. BAIL! S^Wwea'aBiocx.

L. RYCE & SOM

I*"

E O E N I 2 A

I l^rBE-.'aptsDBN TKOM.EM^

Mg^WsooiSft nnt-nv* nntncj. E O0LDEX PWZKj ^tUDEK IRl8t|

JTHF. OOLDEH PRIZE. |TIIE aoBDRN' PltrzeJp ITHE^rOOLDEN PRIZB^

iILLUSTRAJED 1

TOE OOLDEX PRISE.

ILLUSTRATED 1

ILLUSTRATED ErtERY WKCR, ILL DSTRATSD ISVEFTV WBBK^I ILLCaTRATBD KVEUY WKRK. ILLT9TRATED EVERY WBCfb ILFUSTRATED EK6RY WEEK. 8PKBIMEN C0P1E8 8E8T KRE & S^FIPECIMBN COPIE8 1»ENT ERBB. ^IsPECIMEif C#Plti8 bENT FREE. .A'

ft,

'Jt

THE GOLDEN PHIZB1 ULi-'STRATEOI ILI.USTRATEO^

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE to one fit largest and .-best. *«nj tBtjteft of the day. "An Imperial Quarto containing eight page*«of R^ny wlunius, of entertaining orlgb.il uiattor, rtnu vlegantty illustrated every

r"'

A gin wortii from SO conts to tSOO.OO inGoldv^lU!^b« prosontett tu aach lubicribor lumedlately,on rMeifl or the subscrJpUon money, $ Ono copy for one year H,OOahd gift Ono cony for two years....i. .,...'..v 3.00and gHts One,copy for three years .............5,00 and 3gins Onoeopy CorBvo yesrs..,.,...,..,....»jMJand5gltt»

AND TO CtttBS.

Three copies one year............, ...$5,00 and 3 gifts Five copies one 8,00 and 5 gin* ion copies one year.'................. IS,OOandlO gifts Twenty-one coplosope year 30,00 nnd 01 gifts

Tho articles to bs dtitAbuted are coiuprisud In the following list. -fi packages of gold coutalnlng 1500,00each

S do do .do .. ..... 800,00 each 10 00. db do 11(6,00 each

.. .Wl,00 each ••au.oo«ach .t&oOeacb «»30,00 each ...10 to S5

50 do 100, do 300 LadleaOnlo Watcho* 200 Silver untlng Cased Walebes. 500 Silver Watchcs... t,0b0 Ould Suard, Vestdnd'PnbChains.. .r.10 to 30

Gold Lockets, Bracelets,* Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Caff Pins, Slcovc Buttons, Klnrs, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys. Gold and Pllver Thlmblea,aud a variety- of other articles worth from fifty cents to a!5 ench.

Immediately on receipt of the subscription moo«y the sulncriber'% name will be entered upon our »ubscrlptlon book wpposlto a number,'and the gift eon pottdlngWItb that number will be forwarded, within «no weak. t« the subscriber, by mail or express* pent paid. AU oorainunlcationa should be nddressnd to

FARM

BKCKET dt CO,

48and 49 Moflhtt Building, 335 Rroadajy If. V. •»*Spelmen copies seat free. -AaeaU^wantftA. March 38 dtam woamVJn.y^l#^..!* 'W$-

FOR SlI.E—80 ior», SO is culUn. tion, irfiprd^ements goed, situated inlles south-east of tbU cltv.

Also, 100 acres, 5! in cultivation, enjoining the above farm, enquire of .- A E A O N aprl5 dtf Land Agents.

ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN make, In any part of tbe United States, from tbree'to ftoedollaw a day, bv sellln from sample "THE PATENT INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP," with en Improved burner Kverj' lamtly who Has regirdff^"fife, pewon property, or economy will purchase them. Fo^ inimnatiott by mall, iftclosestamp to HA WXHUR81' 6t, MOT. Patentees and exclusive manufscturefei. 09 Fuitott Street, New York." 6 mos.

(4*

Sheriff's Sale

iV*»

VIRTUE of one EsecuUon Issued fronMhe Vint Court of Common Pleas to me directed and delivered, in favor ef ftamuel Paddock hod William Paddock, and against David E.Stephens, I have levied on the following real estate,"te»wfi: The south b»lf of the aoKh-east quarter (3^ of section twenty-three (23), township twelve Range nine [f ], contafnfne tWrtf l30) *cre», taken as the properly of tbe said Stephens, and I will, on tbe3Suhdar of May, W&ih wtthln the legal hours of said day, at tlie Couft flottte door in Teirsllatlte, offlferthe rents an'*. Srofita pfsaid premises together with the appurtenances thereouto belong' tng, for sale to the highest b{dd6rfo»ea«t, for a term of sev|nyear«, smif th« sasne should fall to sell (or a sufficient man to estijMy said exeoution, and costs, twill then and there Offer the fee aiiaple to the highest bidder for cash. to Mtisfysiud execution aad ooftt. .W.IL'SIK&RT,

April 291858-^pr.fee ifi) Shgriff.

CHEftr^j^S «rder of «ai«1c

and Gto. W. Cltpping^r prfttclpet ofSered to islll

W. wW WW fi lttii

doctor McDonnell^ n»rtlito lKe p!ac# ofBeg^nnlsg containi 39-acres Af St tm cmm «. «ttM IfJS^aXtdl^WSS'SiZ': pMrdfrf Inlb. H^rido-r ftS MMaasd proflU tbe iWr#

•Wf^i of ono

•rderof Mie iciiaed from the Vigo Oert of Common Pleas, to me dtreote^ and delivered tniavor ot Francis V.AQlson, and against itai«Mt^v^Rif|mm and 0», W. CIMscff nrilci^ki'iiti* tibi JriM refekvis bail, 1 a«« oi^ered to Ml|iUtaYo)ie«3lif real MbM' tn*wlu being of thu saoth ba^f of the •Ortib east e*srter of section fMj tweuty-th rat, town.

aw&i*a mcn$tng twelve dudns and forty liaka, f«J»m the Berth w«eeorserofJ»rty%la« Aerwlfereiotort c»a*e*e| to

19vftpNUCti• IWIlW 4S*jFE

and twenty Hats, Uteae«eoitfi tolhseeittrs Of the Naa a & a a road Os )KHnt dMfasUi efUm storttig point, lbsi.se

inlbe il^%0U^»t"daVitt5*Coart

«e«t%o»rs

brnwAea ofhts jwofecatss 4 4 de»erlb«d premises Utga0i*f with Mb and Okie SiroeU, opjwsite^M^ Uxveaevo belttgjM for »»|e to the I **&, and If lbe »iime g6o»« Wt to se?1 Mt se®»^»ot

«r«s»da»Iitb*cosrt proflu

"ts&wftar?*

stir for

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