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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15
Why is the Demand so Great for
DR.. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM?

all cases safely and cfcctually
hat much dreaded scourge ofthc Nest-thilis, FeNe
and Asue- without fail, and IN eases will counterac
he poison Malaria OF which aet thousand. do icsi
y: and uukc all other nosi 1T II only recomen.
"a FOL class 81 scases and tonic II sun-arl*
g. Nc wii oeru Few evidences ofits worth, y ne
sfnruenoe and standing.
Priacefen M. Sept 90 -.
DIX MANS-Dy.s SIR. Forse,eralyesfsSss, a.
,srd your AEa- kasam in my dali, 49,. an, h,
loosely 49, Gccts i'm hund -, t.,,. e.t
has i--d 10 produce W i, - ~a,,s,n .ne-
iae for chiiis, fcscF and gI ls Yours.
'as''. ~ II. 1UsTIS,M.D.
MARSHALL. " eh Fsb. IL. 1851.
n ,,.xx 4. g. have sold lafge amount Of
- 80. I, +, am iuthi. vicinity. and from ny per-
ss dc ofn beiiesei il i the best remedy
f.v 81 and avac thnt has ever been sold In
our Sisss. Respectfully Yours, .vnv
Ashtabu,i, Ohio. January LEI 1853.
NFSSRs. 5. X. NAM 900 --Gr"fs: u sansr.s-
ing the states OF Ohio and Michigan for tho sale oftht
dierent remedies ofwhichwe have control our al'cn
ton has been observe the great name that YOU
Arue Bals Ia, gained for tselfin even place wher'
soid. treahy seems % be fAf psopfff' eNn rsnfdg
aud ia sales norc rapidthan :. cths tsdesiinee
'S'' ''"' ''''i Men Yost' 70. . ls;s.ssss
HESSRs s. MANN & c. - =. ~ -i-g,
,sf-s n 81 Louis olssrssi IT, sesa
san,e.s ~ ..ssiftendof say. 40 rot 10y personal
world @ 9sdeas- ed . h. s sssa
<eknos.a itp.r., aser - ~ r.stH. And What =
feaIn sssu " IN &c iaos,'k r<~h e,se but what
tofc ~ = Tor ots -. pcrfcei Triumph ever
e En-. ~ slnsasy K .feelfully Yours.
49, ,ia''s" Never. PROF. .. }. WOOD.
r,asN > co. PrOprietors. Gallon.
" y n. . odd by all good Druggists.
- Am
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

C.ETn Thomas. Smith & Goodrich Marches WIN
- sllbert, Chsuncey Jeromes' day sud % hou
clocks.
II Clocks. watches. and Jewcfrr repaired in II
best style. and warranted. &. & J. n. CRIsHER
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

PENNSYLVANIA STATE Insurance. CoNPy.
Harrisbrrgh, Pa.-Cash capital s1s
$3.50 900. Terre. Haute Ageneye
May. 1853. Losses paid at
500.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15
EAR AND EYE
i N + L II NJ ~ r. "
DIR McLrnn nr scnr1Arn

II IS located his Institution Tor the Deaf. Biins
Il ana Dnmo. % the corner OF Lake and Lssalle
streets, NJ rtsifs. Chicago. Illinois.
II = Deainess, biz5incss. Buzzing. Faraehe ana
Noise ~ the lead. Catsrfh. aud all offensive Di.
ehsrges from The Ears, Mouth OF Nostril. entiel,
rcmoVcd.
- Dr. NcLeod- has made discovery of a n. ed,-
cine that VIII prove perfect absorption Of the
rAct and restore permanent vision &C the eve viii.
out tbs use 81 the Anlfe.
ii = IhOsc that once could hear. bat hresrn~ A..
and damn 81 sickness. there IL great hope - 800
yeers Of study snd research IN those asrctions
enabled him oy hisnew method Of operating TO per-
form eases thai are almost mfracuIous.
IT - The ilT has a new and active vegetable rer. .
edy that n inftlibie In the Of Cancer roosf-
the use ofthe knife.
Or Allie.seTs enelosinss postage sianap, promo.
IL answered. f"f~
Feb. ,. 1ess-vIy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

pealerin Books an Stationery. Fancy Goods. Mar
arines. Periodicals. &C &c rerre -tlaufe Ind
sOLk LOCAL AGENT. for the csuEty OF VICE for n
The Subscription Books Published By H. Appleton
& Co.
o. y n prepared 10 rcceivs order. for an the
College, school. and Misc Il sneous Book
by ID Appleton & CO. Catalogues gratis.
fr Persons DESTROYS Of sidifg in the circulation
sfthe shave or either of our subscription work- and
can produce satisfactory reference. NAV fnd en-.
slant employment sni a liberal Commission.
March 4, isJ3 dwtf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE Co., ol
Peoria, Illinois. Capital $500 600. The rich.
est and most reliable Insurance Company in
the West. Business confined entirely t. Indi.
ar., Illinois aud Ohio.
The Agents Of these we'll known and reli.
able Insurance Companies, in presenting their
claims to the public for a continuance Of their
confidence and patronage so literally bertow
ed upon the Companies reprepresented b,
them during the past FIVE years, feel authori
zed 10 stating that the affairs of each Of is'
Companies are 10 a sound, healthy. and prosper
Gus condition.
All Of the above Companies have col iieo
with the Insurance Law OF India - 's eau &c
seen by reference to the Auditor S'~'s 0''
tific ates or file in our Office.
MCLEAN d CRANE.
cx FRANCE Acrsr,
NJ. no, or Ryee's Store
oo, % ie5e 4 S'n
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

A IocArAGEyTln every town snd caunty n
n thr udiied states. Also afew travelling agents
Rasln-ss II respeetsbls and easy Agents ear nsks
fron as 10 Sioo per week. according 70 enerrT and
capacity 1hisls - hnmbug aTeney Of Pafent Rights
Or gosk. For ful partieniars sdrcssl stamp
SMITH BRcTHERs
Ben ets. p o.
trr sk--sf, sdisssreiis. frt.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

MtRoHA~rs' ISsuRANoK ConrAss, OF phils.
deiphia. Pa.-cash capital 800 .c09--surpia'
cash S9l .s60-established in 1883, by the lie
gislature Of Pennsylvania. under perPetus
charter. The agency Of this Company vas es
tsblshed in Terre- Hau.e ia June, 1852. sine.
which time il has paid Fire and Marine Loss
es at our Agency, over sc coo. as can be see.
by receipts OF file in our office.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

Jonas W. Lancy. William X. Lanev. Naome
Lsney. Joseph Lan~y. Jane TAllmaa. Isaac
Ial.man. Abraham Laney Zachaualc Lancv.
As Lsney. Jehn p Laney, Sarah A. Lane,
Dsniel Laney, Jerusha Laney. Sarah J shoe
MAKER. James Shoemaker. Mary CotiFell. VT
liam Cottfeli. Geo Laney. Elias I.aney Jo-ep'
Lansy job L"ney. sophia Lsasy. Louisa J
Laney. defendants
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

GREAT WKsrrRs Insurance AND Tsusr Co
of rhiladelphia-Cash capital. Gall paid up.
half million, $500 0c0 This is one Of
the oldest. best known aud 'richest Insurance
corporations Of Philadelphia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

(tsMEo. Coral. Lava. Gold stone. plain and othsr
desirable styles ofJewelry In sets and separate
Cent? Breast Pins fine s<-orimcnt 81 Geld s,nss.
and siet-e Buiiers ca J. -. clfsifBR
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION

I11l3C1SJTD
q Benfroftnf fnsffbfsoH. ssfcbsh I'd srrciaf ass
6ovmenf Ter fhe rrsisf 81 re ssek and d.sfrs.s.f
nfitffd WifA yfrnifHf and Epidenic dssfasts
No All petsons afflicted tn sexual Dlstase~ "A,
4 s>pcrmntorrh ara. sefatnal Neak .
ness impotence, SonoFfhma. elect
slphtii.. The Vice o. onanistn, "a self
Abuse, 6c., &c.
The Howard a.socfnfIon In view az
awfai distinction ~ human lifo caused ~ Sesua
diseaScs and the dcCcIilou~ rrattsed upon tie az
of uhaic victims OF such diseases ~ Quarks sever.
81 ycals ago directed their CCnsuifine SURGEON ,
charitable Act worthy 81 their name 10 ope n
spcnsaf5 icr he treatment 81 tbs class Of d,s-
eascs. ~ AL their forms, AID ~ give Medical Adj
vice Gratis. 10 all who apply ~ letter. with a
dcscfi9ton oi their condition. fsrt ceupsglon
- ~ ME- y = AMI "a case - extreme porerfy. TO
Furnish uedtcsucs free Of gharec n,
j. needless 10 add that tlr As.cclation corlnate.tf
highest Medical skill ofthe age. ard Will furnish
most approved modem treatment.
The directors. on review n the past feel ss.ars
that thcif iaborsin this sphere 81 benevolent efa
haVc been OF great hcntf 10 The rflicfrd ..n~els
" 10 Tho Young. and they have resolved 10 ds,e
thcniseiFes, with renewed zeal fhss very iut...
tanf but much desfisrd cause. -
Jast Published By the Aseoe'ation . p.,,,, -
Spefnaiosrhus, or Seminal Weakness. he We -
onanism. Nssiufbntion Self Abuse nd ofhe, m
eases oi the sexual Organs. ts the s.psulfine SUI,
Cc0n. Which Viii be b. mall a a A. ia 49,.
envelope Free of Charge on receint OF Tw
stamps for postage.
Address. FOR Report or treatment Dr. CEoRcER
CALllolN, Consulting surgeon. Howard Assoels
uon, No.2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
BY order ~ the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTWELL. Freside.t
cEo. fsfRcHILp, Secretary.
NsTCh -. lass
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

Ttttlou Tor tarittion.
lie u Remembered that on The 9Th day Of
Nov. A. ID. 1854. tho pliintil's. by Seolt 4
Booth aud Nelson ihe.r atlornies. fil-d ia The
Clerks office their complaint for parsiti n. To
gelher with The affidavit 81 a disinterested per
son and competAE, witness. hat the defendants
Sarah Laney. Joseph Laney. Jane fallman.
Isaac Tai man. Abram Lsney Zachuale Lsuey
Asa Lsney, John I. Laney. Sarah Aun i.snsy
arc necessary l'aFties le the above suit. aud are
not residents OF the state Of Indiana. The
said non resident defendants ave therefore here
by Notified that unless they DC and appear b.
fore the } udge of thts Court. on the hrst DAY
81 the next term thereof. hereafter t. b. held
nj the Court HOUSE IN TerFe Haoie, on the frsg
Monday OF March next. then aud thcFe. on -
before the calling 81 the caasc for trl-i. VIII
plead, answer. OF a. muir u The piaint'n com
paint. the matters and things thersin Contained
will b. heard aud deterained . their ass-oee
aud decTeed accordingly.
IiSD WILKINS, elk.
RDee l. iS5S. WV Prs. Zee 81 %
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4 Bird GMENT OF THE DEBATES
,yCIOpEDIA OF WIT 4 HUMo3
TLOQuENCE. A Col
PpLETON's DICTIONARY OF

gineering, ulustrstratcd " Ia four thousand
engravings on wood. To be published in 40
sem -Inonthly PaTts az - cents each.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

A GOOD FARM--2 miles west. on
\ National Rosd--tii Improved, sad xery 81.
saiidlaxs, vii bs odd b. H. :.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

N ell diseases Inflammation more or
dominates 20 ailsy inflammation strsu1lr az
root Of disease--hence an immediate cure -sId -
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
ED rsfkirr sfss. will allay inila mmafion Al on Or
aud make a certain cure.
DALEY 5 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
sill cure the following among great catalogue .
diseases burns. scsldS. cuts. chafss. sore nipples
CorHs. bunions bruises srTafns bites POI sou chill
Slams. biles scrofuin. ulcers lever sexes. felons
ear ache piles. sore govt. ceilings. rkeufas
ttsna. scaid head. salt rhenfn. bs aness. ersslpe
la, riueworm. BARRIERS itch. small pot, measles
rash. &C. &C.
To sosne 1t may appear increduions that 80 mar,
diseases should be reached ~ altiele such an
ioes will vanish when reflection points 10 the fact
that the sslve - combination Of inerttfeufs
ard every one applying perfect antldote D
posifs disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Inifs effects msrirsi because The tine IL 80 short
betweer disease and Permsusnt nd Il i 9 n
extractor. a. draw all disease the saecles
psrt- leaving naturc perfect ercFc ffe We'll
TITS sttfrriy NECESSARY 10 that re heuse ORA
shop. o. mandatory sbooia he FOR one naemrnf
witnouftt.
SopsIn Extractor I. rcuulre urfe.s TIE Der Ass
urou Il steel plate enrrasinE. viii the n4ut 81
Henry DALEY. GsnUfsctuFer.
Fer sale ~ sfith> DRUGGISTS srd psteuf rneditlns
dealers n rourhoat the tniifd states snd Csnsds1
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. les chsmsers street c.<.
York. g ?. CHACs
sept. iss7.~iy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

Insurance CoMPAsY
NKw YoRK ISDEMY
Of Albany. N. y.
Ippital $3.50 600. all paid up,
real estate. worth double The
d thereon. The Terre Haute
amount lg.
Nhis Company was established il
Agency
May.
ssMoSw WEALTH INSURANCE ConpASy, Of Har.
Isburgh, Pa.-Cash capital $500 900, with
arge surplus, securely invested.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

AIlettsrs eoatatain< lee. sddres-ed - q. n
waite n. d. - Lruis. No. mis meet sitk pfs1ap'
All -ntlaa All aedicine torwartcd secure ffon Oh
serFssou. TIE stfictesr secrecy observed H. al
es. = Dosf forget the Place, Ne. = fiss street
ST LoIs. No
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MCLEAN ~ CRANES
FsuE AND siAaESE
1 N s U r A NJ G E

AESSLLS
STlIL continue 10 act as agents .)F The lob
lowing old, rsli knosn. and highly response
bic Insuranee Companies, second n aone IN
the Union for their ability. integrity aud
promptness in meeting aud adjusting their
liabilities
HAnrFoEp CRY Insurance coNrASY, ofIlau.
ford. Gem Cash capital and surplus. &c.
eording 10 their sworn statement Of July LIST
less, s2s7 GA 81. and no losses unpaid.l
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MARC ARET EVANS,
HARVEY EVANS.
Dee !, WV Prs. fee $500

state nj diana Goanfy of iiso. set.
fiSo cIrcHa Court. Msres Term. 1859.
Ne. e29. J.-s~- E-s fs-rs % csIIy English. PIffs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

Rev Efoolsss
VIII IE LIES; A NOVEL: TT Z RI.
Author II Pc Wosn<ssnsf&s
bAfARD ThYLoR'S NORTHERN TRAY.
tAIlsat sa1 Norway. s-~s
TWIN ROSES A NARRATIVE, ~ A.
eesA ktrSnss. ms. Nowntl
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR iu-
DR.. LIvIS6sroS's TRAVELS IN Az
ssc., "A ne- salIiy.
Far ale a ". H. BTrEf~ausu
FEB. }, d.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

iMfUhTaNT INFORMATION
)s.Whtfk. IA ihg removed n o.,,s.s'
- sthe >sfeet - 10. = pine $500. :. -
eoatiears tooe eonsnlf~a en "a 49, : :. Los
s.a --e - afl'eeff rsfsrs. ~ alens-.--s - : ?
"a sxfegierce Of unliani,.s ss = y -
49,. nc frsttheatisn Of rresenfinr a. -
-. 49,. ~'ss temeates hat have never f.ii~sfe-
'ae ne>t slarmiar ases 81 ~''s* I"
eeaorfhea and SyphrIi~-rsn..,,
ana I@ss,s s's.,,rss,mens siitAe hortees. Tier
49, .Fsfs hioot, Serofais, Co ffoefestioA
- eistress ~ tho rcrfor ar4 :. a trsess.>
nsss.. - ~ ~ nc Mailer an ne tong tran =,
k--t.,-, ''<hftal Sweiiln eesets class efdlfeasss
-.'lsts SYMPTOMS atien.-ess a. ne smp iess ali s.
~ mt4f u necome 49,
tags cfa chlfI. Weakness
Semtesi aari ofhis inc fotA<tsss
Dr. ". deeut~- csased 49, sa rel - ~nflt.r.t
meat 81 taese - ne BODY sud "a - sftiar 49,
habit whi< edivitaai Ger eit hef kurfr.. a.
unfortau1ac I'D aud melsaehellr stts s.f-s.sssl
Souac~afly habits AZ eseh. are nea. esss arsS~f
~ thud Iesbs. bis1iness Of tae Head. n aness 81
8x<. PslPizifou 81 the Heart ~ sI-epsta ~srxoas
So. n-Tanretnfot 81 ne p4xcsttNe FanrtI.~. I
s mplanas 81 C4nsulnFttos. sSC..&e.
TIE Fearial kfeSts ne Mad are unrA to-
dreaded. VIA. L,ss 81 Nsalety, Cosfasfoa eli dss.
T-ers-~os ii srfs K4ti FoleAalin = x~F.s@.s<f
koctety. self Dist st. Tiotdity. &c. are &oer
ne evils proaueea. >eeh persees tsfoge eonfsns-
pfstin< marriage skoaid cansa yslclon cfsklft
mi 9erien aud % az ouec restored he4ltf
Ind "a Ppiness-
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mr. URE,S DICrIONARY of ARrs
OLIVER BfpTLETT

Nanufa lures and Mines. 10 De pahil shed 4,
~ "a semi.m0nthly parts, az - cents each.
APPLETON a CO. PBb'r-. 3f6 4 as Broadway.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The 81 was selected with great care and af
tion. s"s Eoods ~cre made OF the very Brsr +
rial ha ~ the best manufacturers sos.seat.s -,
.,1frspared 10 warrant and sell eeoJs - rece-
ifnted Low PRICES;
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-15

GOLDEN PRIZE
: 11SSsrATEDl ILLUSTRATED, , =
y York weekly GoLnKs pRIgs /,

~ York Weekly GoLDKs PRIRK IA ses Of
/ Thc<t and best weekly papers OF the day An
the.A Qoarto containing r.snr r.sxs on vor1&
i,s>s. OF entertaining original natter ara ~
sTis lLtrsTRs Tkp every week
a or rs~fk frsn 81 70 500 90 a. g,fs LII
PrsseHfea - s4eA sabssrsssr an rsx.ss
i sks sstssrigfies Hsnss.
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06

BGr The Union says the first fortnight of the
present session of the Legislature was occupied
chiefly in passing joint resolutions g instructing'
Senators and requesting" Representatives. We
are inclined to the opinion that the numerous
one-horse Lycurguses of the present Legislature,
if permitted to throw themselves upon the sur
face of the occasion unrestrictedly. and in
struct" and request" ad Hbitum, would relieve
Congress of a vast amount of work. One of them
the great author of the Railroad Joint Resolu-
tions-hss alreadyannounced willingness to re-
move all doubts from the minds of statesmen as
to the constitutionaIity of the measure.
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06

The SOUTH SEA BUBBLE.-The South Sea
Company was an association of British mer-
chants, who in I'LL undertook to pay the ma
tional debt. They had certain customable du-
ties assigned them, and were allowed other priv
lieges, among which were the matter of trading
with the South Sea settlements The advanta-
ges OF these privileges were supposed to be i'm
mense, and under speculating fever the stock
rose from El20 to $1,000. Other bubbles also
arose, much to the annoyance of the South Sea
managers, who desired a monopoly, and made
an attack upon their rivals. This exposed the
whole modns oPerandi, and "South Sea" went
down immediately. Several of the Directors
were punished, but immense injury was done to
the people of England. For an account Of this
matter, see Mackay's History Of Popular De-
lusions-
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06

A MANIFESTATION REQUIRED BEFORE Go1SG
AHEAp.-After this season, when this ignorant
army has passed off, shall never again say.to
a man, stay your rife ball, when our enemies
assail u.s. but shall say, slay them where you find
them. But the army that are now upon our bor-
ders are in ignorance and know not what they
are doing nor the spirit that prompts them, or
they would ere now have been visited with swift
destruction. On account of their ignorance and
being sent by rotten demagogues and corrupt
spectators, feel like letting them alone unless
they turn to come here, which if they do, sleep
will depart from their eyes and slumber from
their eyelds, until they sleep the sleep of death,
or beg quarters at our hands, God being our
helper do not altogether know why / should
not feel it right to slay them where they are, but
do not, consequently withhold and if that
course should be right, believe it viii be man.
ifested to me, and if it is not so manifested to
me, if anybody else can know of surety and will
take the responsibility, go ahead.-Brigham
Young.
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06

A Two HUNDRED ANNIvERsARY-A Boston
paper asks What will our relatives in the old
world say when they hear we have society in
Boston which celebrated, on Monday evening
Dec. 7th, 1857, its two hundredth anniversary =
Why, the mere mention of it seems impossible
when we reflect that are in the New World
but yet the Scots Charitable Society held its
festival to commemorate the event, and DR..
Coale, its worthy President, exhibited the origi-
nal book in which the first record was made Of
its organization in 1857. Cromwell was then
living, and Turenne was engaged in driving the
Spaniards out of the Netherlands while the
Solitary of Shawmut," whom we read about
in Mr.. Motleys romance of q Merry Mount" was
riding his mouse-colored bull through the fields
where the Revere House now stands, which hos
telrie was the scene of the recent festival.
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06
WRErcnEp MExrco.-The New York Sunda,

WRETcHED MExIco.-The New York Sunday
Times remarks: "Mexico is in a sad condition
Torn to pieces by contending factions, harrassed
by the church, forsaken by the army, threatened
by Spain, it seems ready at a blow to go to
pieces. The Comonfort authority has proved
unequal to the task of harmonzing the discor-
dant elements of government. Every State ap-
pears to have its instructions. Every man of
distinction, in the military or civil service,
seems to yearn for the supreme command. Mex
leo does not deserve freedom. Her people are
wholly unfit for it. They have conception
of its blessings. They are poor, proud, lazy,
priest-ridden, dirty and ignorant They dis
grace the age in which they live, and the hemis-
phere in which, by example, they burlesque re-
publicanism."
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06

HONEST LEGIsLAroRs.-It is farorite habit
of many editors and correspondents to make
(" fings' at the honesty of legislators. With
them, the fact that man is member of the
Legislature, is sufficient data upon which to base
nsinuations against his honesty. Now we be-
lieve that such treatment of public men is in
itself the very grossest dishonesty. No man, who
will lightly treat the honor or good name of a
brother man, is honest. The correspondent or
editor who will steal the good name of a legis-
lator, would steal bis purse but for the terrors
of the law. To these human hyenas, who delight
to feed upon the tarnished regulations of public
men, we would suggest contemplation ofthese
words of Carlyle: /" Make yourself an honest
man, and then you may be sure there is one ras-
cal less in the world.n
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06
The Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
2 If subscribers wish their papers discontin-
ned, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
o. 1t subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they
are sent, they are held responsible until they
settle their bill, and give notice to discontinue
them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
Informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal
.. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper or periodical from the office. or re-
moving and leaving it uncalled for. is prima
facie evidence of intentional frand
Bs5~ Postmasters would oblige, by strict
tnihlment of the regulations requiring them to
notify Publishers, once in three months, of pa
pers not taken from their Office by subscribers.
Bs1s~ Under the law of Congress papers are
not charged postage in the county in which they
are published
The Shasta courier., 1858-02-06
BRIeHAM's KINDNESS TO THE LoRp.-Brigha

BRIeHAM's KINDNESS TO THE LoRD.-Brigham
Young, in sermon recently delivered, says:
"Some are very anxious that should have
visions. have all that the Lord gives to me-
and an that he keeps back he may, for that is
no concern of mine.n
"All that he keeps back he may" This is
very kind in Brigham-very-to let the Lord
keep all such visions as he may deem proper
Again be says:
'sAs for my taking charge of the kingdom OF
God on the earth, exclusively and independent
of direction from Heaven, shall do no such
thing"
He is -fully-that he will not ad-
minister the affairs of the kingdom of God on
earth without letting Heaven have say in the
matter. How condescending