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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

AGu Il CUR n,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF III
,.ssr:ss:ssss sevsr: or rs.er ..s
.ss, bs9S xxne, feesod,sai sseas.
ache: or Mi sus lse.dsch~, and Hi
class ~ diseases ixtnasinr 4. Ssi
Iary derrngement. esWsea hy~she
Malaria OF Hsiasnsasse eou ns ries.
no one remedy l. louder called Coz sy the nsse..-
for Fever ana gsr. s.ek rrr.-a, =. are ma 80.
sbiei 70 erer, with perfect certainty that " viii
eradicate thedseasr, and with assurance founded s
proof. thsf no har" enn arise iron, ia an,
euartity-
That -hish protect. from from Of prevent. ih. a..
order must BE- Of ttRuedse service In The eon,munf
nss where u prevails PExvx<rro~ j. better than
cure 'cr The patient escape. The usk which he musl
run In violent attacks "a tfs flxtenlt .li-trapet
This "Crkr' cxpcls fhe miasf.afir poisnL OF Fsv.s
ASo asts Nom the system nd prevents tho develop
.aent OF hsiisese. n taken he nr-s @pgsoaeb Of
ie premonisoiy s,nfFtoms. II j. not Orts The best
remedy ever ret discovered FOR this ciass Of COM
plants but also The che pest. Thehrse quantity
cry boty; Apd In bilious districts. where Fescr aud
Af~e prevails. -verY body shs MA have Il aud
pries viii rsee i ssn he I II poo,
eel A. The I'eh great superiority II The remedy
ever sny olher ever discovered FOR the spec'y aud
certain cure Of faterniitenfs j.. that contsips
eainine % minersi- consequently u produces 40
Ssnsm or other luxurious effects hateVes upon ihc
etuiuiion !hosc euIed os 4. are lclt - bfalht -
II they had hevsrhsd the di-ess-.
F~xcr and AgUc "a not alone The GO nscqucnee OF
re miasmatie poison. gscat variety 81 disorders
<rlse rom IL Irritation. among hitch Ncu xia.
-tist. Govt Hesdach-. Sffutnr--. Toothaetr.
k.rachs C.iarrs,. Asihua iliiatiol. PaiGfut Ar
fiction % ths spices. Mysteries Pam IN tie Bowcls.
Cole. Psrnl sni Dcrsnzcuasft ~ The Stoia eh,
all OF which. when g,rattnx - this csusc. lt on
The intermittent type. ~ become periodical. IN,
"Crsr zlsris poison from the -eej. asd se1sse-
c1ert5 ares thcsn all alike II j. an Invaluable
prct~cftor % Immigrants ard per>rUs iravciius ar
temporarily TesiauE l4 the uaisrio districts II
taken occasionally or daily while exposed - ihe ~
lection. tsst will b. excreted from tre -z-ten ard
sannoI acc nnulsle in sur Tent euanii - fpen inio
disease Henc- V u vaitstlt 90 pratt G.
uoa Han cure. snt ? Nil ever ~er from inter
ulis>nf., n Ia~y avsil themselves % The protection
tbis rIsctiy arouis.
soidby J. e CrsIsssxN. a. n ros>xLtr. and T.
~ B.kr q Co. Tsrre- Hsgse lad. snJ - al Drug
y,tis.
~ wLol.sais By Sen Rerrfsrs 3 Co rinoinnar,
Seio. Oct. G. N.Y. ~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
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At TERRk-HArTB, IND.
Esssth.Lsd s,sfsmssr, 1857.
Tie most ThOiou and Practical Institution
in the West.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon Y. y. 1l,omp-on, rse-ion Has ~. Cashier
Branch Bank. George {. nuy. Cashp.. Southern
Bsnk: John :. Beach. Cashier Fr. lrie City
Bank. y a. Bgcf Afghan. Ross.
Luoius Rye, s II. Tier
TRRNS:-iN ADVANCE or SECURED.
For Fun Ccnr-e. (iimc unlimited, Including
ALI dcpaumrnt. Of Book kccpinE. Com.
nIerciai Calculations, Lectures and Busi-
PENN t-tl 10
For PraCfirsl Pcnmansiiir. (alouel Thor
ouch Coarse, 49,. -...-.-.. 10
~ students can enter NJ any time. Rooms open
from = 4. NJ TOP 4. NJ.
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DaIIe,'S Magical Pain Extractor

UdlItl huglCdl dill Eau dttUl.
q sls diseases Inflammation more
dominates IL ailsy Inflammation strsgllu ~
root 90 dikeAse-hence ar immediate Cufe aid sse
DALlEY's MACICALPAIN EXTRACTOR
80 r.fsisf sist. will sllsy Inflammation at once
sns make certain cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
vii core the following among great catalogue %
diseases barns scAlds. cote. chsfss. sore nipples
corss bentons. brsise- sprsns bites. poison. chill
btsias ties. scfoiuls. ulcers. lever felons
ear ache. piles sore eyes, gout, dwellings. rhenmt.
tisu. .cald head. sslf fh~uus, bsiiness. er,sipe
las. rinxwotui, BARRIERS Itch. small ros, nessles
rash. &c. &c.
To some a NAY sppe,r incre1a.op. that 80 NAM
disease. should he reached ~ one article such an
ises viii vanish when reflection roints % the fact.
that the salvs s continstiou of Ingredients Zach
sad -vsry Que applying psfiees astidois TO tissp
rosiie disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Iafts ereet- m.e cal sesaass the tine - 40 short
between disease sEd permanent care and u IL -
extractor a draws al taessc oct the Effected
part ieaxtnf nature r-Ffect hsfsre tie sniUty
lis sesfeely nreesssrf 10 say shst hotse work
shop. % nanufsctofy shoosd be fot one nomenf
~iffoattt.
so pain krtrAeior 1. genuine sni,s, the boz hss
pron Il steel plate engraving. With TIC nsme o.
Henfy Bailey. Nsnufsttafet.
For sale ~ sNthe Draegists ard patent netitias
dealers throughost The United states md Csnscss.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, lsS Chsn,bsfs street. "
Serk G. 4. CHAOS
SEPT. lss-..iy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
Why is he Demand SO Great for
TP. ETAEN'S
AGUfl BAI.SAM?

Because IL will in All caS,s ~nfly AMI ciual!
thai much H. abel ,courgc ofthr We,t-Cmi4,. Fever
aud A.,as- withantfii, and IN will conntera,i
the 20 .,n of Ma aria. heh thousands do t>ii-
q and unlkc all other no>irams, III. only rccemes
ell foron, tlas, otis an. Sa t'nic isussnra>s-
o. Nc wliiofItra few evidences offs worth =. men
ofinIia enlr ani standing.
PRINCETON M. Sed 90 1851
DIR NANN-nr,r StR. For sr.t years past have
u.., yoar Agur RalSan ia my daily -raeiice anil have
closely ob,r, -ts IN hundreds oi AMI n
has u C. led 10 produce the most happy effect
can most chcerfIily recommend II certain spe-
cinc fof chiis. fever md agne. and malarions dis
Il. iUSrix.MD
HarsboH, NJ Oh. F,b II 1857.
Dr. MANN & 90: havc>old large amount 81
.ouai knowledge OFT. believe H {, the b'si remedy
pr chii., fever and ag"c that has ever been sold Ia
our state. Respectfully Yours, -
Asifsbols. Ohio. January Isl 1855.
NESSRS. :. X. MANN ~CO-6sHfs. In oaaya~~-
ng The states OF Ohio and Michigan for The sale ofihe
different remedies (which have cantrsi eur aten-
Agns Ist.su, Ia. rait. for itself ~ ever, laec ere
sid. trcalls seem. 10 be- TIE rsoyiss' rsmfds.
AID it, -alc- ,nore rapid than = 9th. 'isacS,inei
10 surpercc.lr aii"ihcr agnc rrueos-i i.~ ,uarket
Ne,s yo,i. ID. %. less
MESSRS.S :. X MANN 4 &C - o. lhaseat our
house n 81 Louis seid ,ourAgue a. .sam come thrcc
year,. aud have carefully observed It. efcs " s~-'-s,
~ all ca'sor ~sy. de not sclic,c ,',Ia
in All the world of medicines. 10 n, ler.' nal
know ledge II has cured permanently every time and
have known tusl. AMER al other rcme'iie- bad been
tried iu vain. with the most hepp. r>si AID ~ha -
more rmArkable. ! have never known crsc but What
rcmaincd cured for AZ least that hascuo hcs-
tason in accommodating ftas perfect triumph over
csiilsand fever. Ke-pec,luli, Yoar-.
PROF. o. }. WOOD.
5. X MANN l. co. Proprietors. Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
free1. IN,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
EAR AND EYE
1 ~ + L II NJ ~ II Y
DR. MCLEOD OF SCOTLAND

IL A. located his institutio on Tor the Deaf. blind.
Il and naiah. on the corner OF Lake and Larslle
Stfcets. az stslIr. ChicsFo, Illinois.
Y - Deafbsss. hiIzinesr. Bux,ine. EsTseke. and
Noise In the Head. Catauh. and Nil offensive Die
charges nom the Fars, Mouth. OF Nostriis. entirely
removed.
Y . Df Mcleod. has made q discovery u pedi-
cine that go prove perfect sb-orVion ~ The Csfs-
fact. sri restore permanent vision e the eye iih
cot the o. the D nife.
- Those that once couid hear. but became deaf
AM domb ~ sickness. thcfe IL gfcsf hope ETA cure
VI study and research iu those affections he
enabled him by bisncw method 81 operating TO
form cases thai are almost mifacuious.
y ~ The DR. 49, e sni active vegetable renl-
al, that A. nfLl lie tfe of Cancer. Foofine
the offht knlfe
9r- All letters enoiesias Postsse stamp, prompt.
" answered.
Fsb. J. Ie5e-siy.
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MAGNIFICENT sCHENEi
TO BIZ pEAwS
Whole Tickets slo-Halves s-au.rtsrs ~

n A Circular showing the plan 81 the fotterie,
will be sent TO any DESTROYS OF rooeivingii.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
A BRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES

y OF CONGRESS: or, the Political history Of
the United states, from the original docu-
mcntS. commencing with the organization Of
the government. Edited b. Col. Thos. II. Ben
ton author 0f'sThirty Years View"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

CERrFIs PacKssss will be cold At tbs follow
Ing rates. which is The rick:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

TIE Mozart SOCIETY. Messrs. Editors: You have
already given account Of the admirable concert
our Nj Fart Society. But class persons have rea
son TO plain, and they those who kept away from
1t Why so large company should have done so can
not be answered at once. One reason however, is so
prominent, that pass it blythe price OF the
ticset Say that twenty-five cents is cheap enough for
such musci that city pride should have forbidden
complaint; that afford to slight native talent
aud that much time and money has been gwen by the
society in acquiring its PRESENT skill. 1t is all true
much more in their behalf is true. Equally true is it,
that we are 10 the habit of having xctent for
ten cents and that great numbers compelled by their
necessities TO pay particular attention the price Let
us he just to all sides
Aud now, gentlemen allow gtatihed listener at the
Fast night concert to the hope that the Mozars
viii favor US with another the standard price Of ten
cents Let thea give this whole community the opplr
Unity OF being benef ted And il they do not nt the
receipts they can hnd unobj cuonahle charities in Wor
ceser the recipients OF which will bless them for any
GIT may be their power to give Any programme
they may sc ect will b: wect There are people who
would rejoice at opportunity Of hesrng more Of the
music OF its accomplished leader and more especially
that 10 bis last book. On consideration should be
omitted "rhe Marvellous work." and "By thee with
bliss. F." from the Creation"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

There appears to be revival of
traffic on the Railroads. The Erie shows an
improvement of 500 900 thus far in April
over last year on'the Central we hear that
the passenger traffic lie increasing On the
New England roads the increased business is
at least one. fourth on the dulest portion.
The first week of April on the Wabash Val
ley Railroad, gives $40, 100, against about
$4,000 per week in the middle OF March.
The March receipts of the Coyington and
Lexington Railroad were S30,7l5, against
500 $40 for the same month last year.
The Pawtucket Haircloth Company.
the Irvine and Cordage Company. the Dun.
nell Manufacturing Company. and a number
of cotton mills in Pawtucket, are now in full
operation.
r. L. Tay, of the Webster farm, in
Franklin, N. H., has killed sixty-one crows
this season, by the use of corn soaked in
solution Of strychnne.
An Italian in Chicago, worth twenty
thousand dollars, who also owns live housos
on Milwaukee Avenue, has seven or eight
girls in his employ, begging and stealing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

The WHEAT CRoP.-The Cincinnati Price
Current has information from all sections of
the Western States relative to the extent and
present prospects of the growing wheat crop,
and reports the quantity of land sown with
wheat in the fall as larger than in the prey-
GUS year, the weather during September be-
ing especially favorable for it. At the COM
mencement Of winter the growth was uncom.
monty forward, and at the close of the month
Of March the prospect of an abundant crop
was never more favorable. Being past the
danger of winter, it is generally conceded
that it will do we'll until about the first Of
June, when the next crisis of the crop comes.
Similar accounts are received from the wheat
regions OF the South.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

We do not wonder that it makes tae Trans
script feel a little maggotty, to find itself with
so mean customer on its hands, to back up, as
Jonathan L. Estey. Yet even that predicament
affords no excuse for its making groundless
accusation against us The assertion in that pa
per. that copy Of its Thursday issue was taken
FROM the press room by any one connected with
our Office, is without any foundation in fact The
list Of appointments by the Methodist Conference
which was published, was obtained BY fair and lie
gitimate means, notwithstanding the attempt
made BY the transcripts confederate, Es,y, 10
keep it from u.s. It would surprise us, if, after
our experience, anything Of the kind could sur
prise us, to find the Transcript willing to lend it.
self to the eradication Of the personal spite OF
one, whose name has become synonymous with
meanness, wherever he is known. We had
right to the official copy Of the appointments; we
were promised it, and. when we were about to copy
such portions as we wished to use, we were in
dnce1 to omit it, at the time, by being told that
We should have the copy after the appointments
had been announced. In the meantime Esty OBJ
tanned possession of the copy, and the Secretary
having left the city, he took advantage of it, TO
manifest, anew, his inherent disposition, by with.
holding from us such use Of it as We chose to
make Had the officers or members of the Con-
ference iutimated any wish to US. to have the
whole list of appointments published it would
have been done with pleasure by us; but, after
Esty's attempt to prevent our having the use Of
it, we would not receive it of him, coupled with
any conditions whatever.
But, the Transcript, to divert attention from
the real issue, in its delightful new fellowship
charges US with copying from that paper, without
giving due credit. Heaven forefend us, if have.
II SO, it is Of those inadvertent acts for which
sincerely and heartily pray for forgiveness.
And, il the editor will take his files and come in
and sit down with US, and make comparison, if
it do not prove that for every article taken, he
has taken too from the Spy, without credit, we
will pay him literally for his time and trouble in
making the investigation. As to his request
that We give him credit, in future, when we copy
from him, we shall do it, of course. We have no
wish to keep the knowledge of the existence Of
such paper from the public, as the editor will
perceive by the fact Of our noticing it at this
time Nor do we ask him to reciprocate the ia
vor. Il matters little to u.s. whether the few
readers of the Transcript when they read an art
ee in it, know whether It originated in the Spy
~ not, and therefore leave the editor entirely
at liberty to consult his own feelings. conven.
fence, and choice, in the matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
New York Iteu,u.

Mayor Tiemann sent his charge against
Street Commissioner Devlin to the Grand
Jury.
The ceremony of breaking ground for the
new grand receiving reservoir in the Central
Park in New York City, took place at noon,
on Saturday.
The Vanderbilt steamer, North Star, sailed
on Saturday, at noon, for southampton, with
upwards OF two hundred passengers.
The bill before the Senate at Albany for
canal loan of $3,SOO,O00 was lost by y vote
of fourteen to twelve. d,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

MILFORD. - The Journal complsins of the
number of drunken men seen of late, staggering
in the streets Of that town. In the Police Court
April H. Nicholas Gilmore and Edward Kenne
dy, for disturbing the peace, were each fined IS
and costs. Sylvanus Greene, for assault and bat
terry. was fined SO and costs. William johnson
was bound over to appear at Worcester, in May
for the same offence. April 10, jeremiah Shea,
han, for assault and battery, fined $40 and
costs, and appealed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

WOMAN DRowNED.-Mrs. Clarissa Martin an
operative in the Hamilton Wooden Company's
mill was drowned in the canal at Globe Village,
Southbridee, on Thursday week, says the Press
She had not lived with her husband for some
time past. Her maiden mime was Marble She
was on her way from the factory to her boarding
place, the other side Of the canal, at 10 o'clock
at night, missed her way, owing to the intense
darkness, and fell in. She has child in Hol-
land
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

A GARRorBR SEVERELY PUNISHED. james
Duffy, engaged WITH others in robbing Chas.
b. Duffy OF Roxbury of a gold watch and
$50 in money on fremont street, above Do.
yer street, at two o'clock in the morning. a
short time since, was sentenced in the Mum.
cipal Court today, to eleven years IN the State
Prison. One Of the party met Bryant near
Winter street. and under pretence of being
an officer and Of an acquaintance with him.
walked along until met by his companions.
when they choked him, knocked him down
and rihed his pockets. Duffy sold the watch
q few hours afterwards TO pawnbroker. He
has long been known as desperate fellow.
and has served in the House Of Correction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
Gbs 4alIp SRp.
MONDAY. AP IL 10. ISIS
The Copferene. Com mi,lee.

TIL apxas Conference 0mmittee Of Congress
do not appesr to make nue., headway, as yet in
the adjustment of any compromise. The com
mit,ee consists OF Messrs Green Of Missouri, and
HuRter of Virginia, Leeompton Democrats and
Seward Of New York, Republican, on the part
Of the Senate, and Messrs. English of Indiana,
anti Leeompton Democrat. Howard Of Michigan
Republican. aud Stephens of Georgia, Lecompton
Democrat, on the part of the House Thus
there would be a tie in case joint action was re
ouired. But each section Of the committee re-
ports to its own branch Of Congress- separately,
and unless an agreement upon some plan OF com
promise is effected, their only duty will be to re-
port their inability to agree, and that will be an
end Of the matter, unless a new conference com.
mittee should be granted, which IS not AZ an
probable. AS long as such men as seward anu
II ,ward are upon the committee, OF course II
could not be expected that an agreement upon
anything could be effected, short of retaining the
substantial and essential features Of the Crllten'
den Montgomery amendment. covering refer
snce Of the matter to the people, and making pro-
vision for their meeting to frame new consu'u-
ton, after voting down the infamous Lecompton
connection. And it is stated that Mr.. English
although he made the motion and voted to raise
the Committee Of Conference, out Of respect as he
said to the Senate, will consent to nothing short
of a submission Of the Lecompton constitution to
the people, to allow them to show their contempt
for it by summsrly voting it down, after which
they can frame new one to their mind
1t will only remain, then, for the senate 70
concur in the last action of the House, 10 It's
adoption of the Crtttenden- Montgomery amend
ment, based on strict popular sovereignty doc
trims. or to stand responsible for the non'admis'
sion Of Kanzas, thus utterly repudiating the Tor
merly professed administration doctrine on this
point.
1t is stated that Mr.. Stephens is sick, and was
unable to meet with the committee last week, but
that report is to be made today. We shall
see what we shall see, soon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

UNIvERsALIsT CONFERENCES MEETING There
was conference meeting of the liberal Chris
tians of the Southwest portion of the county in
the Universalst Church in Dudley. on Fast Day.
1t was largely attended The exercises consisted
in addresses from the pulpit, prayers and exhor-
tations by clergymen and aymen.
similar meeting is to be held in the Univer-
salist Church in Southbridge, says the Press, on
Wednesday next, 2lst inst A large number of
clergymen are expected to be present, and the
occasion will doubtless be a deeply interesting
one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

rick Burke and his wife Mary, for making bad
use ofwhiskey, were sent up to Worcester to the
House Of Correction. Several other cases we're
disposed of in a summary manner.
A little son OF E P. Tiffany, of Southbridge,
while playing last week, fell from an apple tree
bough, causing compound fracture OF his left
fore arm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

PATENTs.-The following patents were issued
from the U. s. Patent Office to Massachusetts,
men, for the week ending April 10, 1858, each
bearing that date:
Amos Holbrook of Milford--for improved chro-
nometrical lock.
Joseph H. Merriam of Boston--for stencil pal.
let.
Joseph Smelling Of East Boston-for improved
chain shackle.
David Buzzle Of Challestown-for improved
railroad car seat.
John Preston of Dorchester-for improvement
in the process OF extracting fat oils from seeds.
John I Wellman Of Lowell. assignor to @. o.
Thompson OF same place-for improvement in
signs, door.plates, &c
Peter @. Ciapp Of Stoughton-for machine for
trimming the edges Of circular boot.tops.
James Eaton Of Townsend Harbor-for i'm.
pTovement in cop tubes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

AsssIGNEE,s SALE.

viii be sold at Public Aurt on, the premises on
THURSDAY, the twentv-second day OF aprl current at
four O'Clock p. M, the formerly owned by Ezra p
Brown, and occupied by him, situated a, No. 20
Gren street. in Worcester. Rounded by Green, Gold
summit streets, consisting of dwelling house barn and
10000 feet Of land. Terms reasonable and made known
at sale. EDWIN DRAPER, Assignee.
apl5 dts w. W. PRATT, Auctioneer