Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 172, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 July 1857 — Page 2

Dflilq ifnian.

I. M. BROWN, Editor. X. I, LoKC) A«Mcl«lc lUHitfi

TERRE'HAUTE. FRIDAY MOROTNS. JULY 31, »S7.

Onr Telegraph Reports. We present to our readers this morning, the telegraphic news from New York, at I o'clock, p. m. yesterday, which is one day in Advance of every other paper here, and eight hours earlier than the same can be received by way of Cincinnati. --?r-

Will net the citizens of Terre-Hante support tt* in this effort to furnish them with the latest news, at the same time it is furnished In all the cities? Of course, they will understand that it cannot be done without great expense. Now, if they will only come forward liberally, and sustain ns in this enterprise, wo pledge ourselves to give them every morning the telegraphic news, which they now reccive by the afternoon train from Cincinnati. This lias neverjret been done in Torre-Haute, and we feci confident that onr enterprising eiiizens will not foil to sustain us in this effort to furnish a Daily paper here, that shall give them the news from the East in a few hour*, at the same time that it is received in Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Lmiis Chicago and all the other cities. If they will do so, we will furnish every morning the telegraph news np to 9 o'clock of tho previous night—that is, in twelve hours from New York.

The American Party Described. Humphrey Marshall describes the American party as "a broad and quiet river, that takes its noiseless way through the plain, diffusing fertility nn«l beauty on all sides and losing itself only jn the expanded ocean of the nation's weal!'' An ex-Ivnow Nothing friend of the Louisvillo Democrat nay*, that according to his experience, it is liku a country road ho once travelog which at the start was broad and plam, straight and smooth, promising a pleasant journey and speedy arrival nt tho desired goal, but soon began to tnist around fences and wind through the woo-ls, becoming less distinct at

every «tep, until at last, it ended in a «l.lit track, and ran into the gronnd. Oquaxcka (lilt.) Plaindealer.

Yes, and ever since this ex-Know Nothing slid off tho back of the party he was anxious to ride, he has been trotting around the Democratic bullpen with the avidity of a grey hound, nnd the result has anuoyed him more than once. He caught the glimpse of this pen, while at the end of tho "rabbit track/' and proferre/ making a tool of himself to going into the ground.— Hut as this bull-pen is built out of the Yankee's crooked rails,which wero fraudlently purchased, ho makes but little progress, except towards destruction and eternity—at the end of every lnik heat ho finds himsolf on tho same side ho sot out from. Ho is afraid to jump the fcuco, as there is a possibility of sticking into ths ground. This literal knoie nothing, and a great many more of his ilk, have kept up ibis kind of dog trot, untU they h*vo been tho means of raising the price of leather, materially, and in thoir eager «ftar expediency, now turn round and fcarfc nt the hole they imagine the American party went into. The troth is, the American party only pretendod to disappear for a few days, in order to get rid of such bug-bear subjects, who were a dead weight to them, and materially itftenmpted a successful crusad\ Pure and undofiled they arose im the third day, and never were there a more gallant band of brothers linked together by mutual interest.

This ex-Know Nothing has pursued the tabbit track around the bull-pen, until he has worn it ont, and aow, mo doubt, would readily pay five duUais for a back trade.

Jty Xcw wheat is selling at Evansvillc for $1 per bushd. Potato** 4$ cents per bushel. S-

£#*Jol»n Coskcy, the Republican oditor of the Holmes county 0., RejmMkitn, has been arrested for robbing

thc mai!

TUB

KXNCROR

SIXOOLAR CIRCCXSTUTCB—SAOACifY or

Doo.—Yesterday afteraooon,

a gentleman, who was walking along the line of the Columbia Railroad, about two miles West of the Market street Bridge, noticed that his dog acted in a very strange manner. The Snimal ran backwards and forwards between his master and some bnshes, and appeared very anxious that he shonld follow him ioto the thicket.— The master finally did as the dog evidently desired he should do, and was led by the sagacious animal to the spot where a babe, about three monts old, was lying upon its face. The gentleman immediately picked up the child, and found that it was living. The little fellow seemed to be in very good condition, except for a bruise upon the back of its head, as thongh it had fallen from a distance. It was well wrapped up. By some it is thought the child had faPen from a passing emigrant train and rolled down the embankment to the spot where it was found. It is possible though it might have been thrown there by some tinnatural woman. The helpless little creature was sent to the Blockley Almshouse.—Philadelphia Dull elm.

INTERESTING

NOXK

Kmperor

YOUNG LADIES.—

Young ladies of a romantic turn of mind may derive wholesome experience of thc misery that attends ill assorted marriages from the case of Madame Chabrc, who is now suing before a Paris tribunal for a divorce. She is the daughter of a Belgian nobleman, and years ago, when possessed of youth beauty, and §40,000, married a clown whom she saw in a Brussels-- theatre, and with whom she fell desperately in love. Thenngreatefnl husband, however, after squandering her funds, deserted her for a young riding woman at Franeoni's whose talents in jumping through and endless number of paper hoops captivated his more practical mind.

PHYSICIAI. CHANGES

About thc age of thirty-six tho lean man usually becomes fatter, and the fat man leaner. Again, between the years forty-three and fifty his appetite fails, his complexion fades, and his tongue is apt to be furred upon the least exorivon of body or mind. At this period his muscles become flabby, his spirits droop, and his slesp is imperfect and unrefreshing. After suffering under these complaints a year or perhaps, two years, ho starts afresh with renewed vigor, and goes on to sixty-two, when a similar change takes place, but with aggravated symptoms. When these grand periods have been successively passed, the gravity of the incumbent years ismore strongly market!, and ho begins to boast of his age.

REMARKAIM.£ CASK

GACITY.—A

IitvKTii ron

INTERESTING

of the

reigning dynasty, or Tartar-Manchou dyna&ty, whose chief, Tchonn-Tchit was proclaimed in 1644. According tothel'hinww historians, the organkatiou of the Celestial Empire dates from 30(H) year* before owr Saviour. The femtk'of the redwing Emperor composed of font acuta and a daughter. The elder Yih-Wei heir t« the throne, rs «ow nineteen of »£t.

cently stated that a clothes brush which had belonged to Major Andre, was in the possession of Dr. Stedman of Boston. It may hot bo generally known that the sign used by Benedict Arnold when he was a grocer, in New London, is now in the posession ofthe University at Rochester, N. Y^

Mooro Cm*

CHIXA.—Thereign•

ing Emperor of china, lie in-Fonog, ascended the throne the year 18&1» at forty-six years of age. HewFoung is the seventh

TELEGRAPHED roa-ra DAILY UNION •jr the Terre-Haate Ia4 AHoa

A I O A IN E Arrival of ths Enropa.

SECOND DISPATCH.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE NEW YORK,

FRANCE.—'1he

MAN.—

CANINE SA

certain broker had a dog,

remarkable for its intelligence. Every Saturday morning it received from its master a one dollar bill, which it carried very careftilly to market, and with which it paid its moat bill for the week. One day through press of business, thc broker neglected to give Bepo his enstomary allowance, and through i-trcct and warehouse, mart and exchange, tho dog followed his master, who wondered at such unusual attendance. At last, seated in his office chair,.ho had time to recollect the causo of honest Bepo's pertinacity, and, carefully taking a bill from, his pocket, he threw it to the dog expecting to see him depart as usual. Bnt to his surprise and annoyance, the dog, placing his fore paw on the note, gave four sharp barks in rapid succession, and continued this interesting performance ntil his master angrily snatchod up the note, and found the causo of tho noiso explained—tie noie yeas discounted for four per eent—^ew Brunswick (.V". J.) Times

NKW

HJMSKW ALONE.

—God has written on thc flowers that sweeten tho air—-on the breeze that rocks the flowers npon tho stem—upon the rain-drop that lifts its head in tho desert—upon its deep chambers —upon every penciled sheet that sleeps in the caverns of tho deep, no less than upon the mighty sun that warms and chccrs millions of creations that live in its light—npon all hia works ho has written "None liveth for himself alone."

Iteucs.—It was re

RAIUIOAD.—Thestock

holders for Iloart, elected on the 19th inat., the following Directors: John Yaryen, Prest. H. Hainer, G. W. Hite, W. H.Stokes, B.Cloak, and G. W. Cochron. This Road is three miles lone, and connects Monnd City with the Illinois Central.—Lorn.J$tr

Kerne* TO Ponsuma*—Postmasters are caatkmed not to money to the Poet-OflSce Department, to either of its bank agendas, for tho twirpos" of paying for printing *ymatmre As there is no authority for sad) jay went on the part of jHwOaaster*. 0* department has directed that aH money forwarded for such purpose* *hali be uct«ined.— 'T

Jnly 30.

GREAT'BRITAIN.—In

the House of

Commons on Friday last, Mr. Robuck offered some resolutions in relation to the present war with China. He supported hia resolutions in a bitter speech.

Lord Palmerston replied, and the resolutions were returned—18 to 57. Lord Brougham moved aa address praying the Queen to discountenance all measures lending to promote the Slave trade.

Lord Clarendon said the Government wonld not hesitate to use the power invested in it to stop ihe Slave trade

It is supposed that Parliament will be prorogued in the course of a fortnight or three weeks.

The British Government intends sending to India the steam squadron and a considerable of artillery by the most speedy conveyances at hand, and in addition to the troops already mentioned, the force that h&d been appointed for the Chinese expedition.

Operations had been commenced and the troops ordered for scrvico in India. The force to be completed for China by a battaliion of Marines, to be dispatched to Hong Kong without delay.

The London Times, in an articlo on the Hon. W. L. Marcy's privateering letter, which it calls a bold, comprehensive proposal, and expresses regret that England did not close, at once, with the suggestions therein made.

French news is un

important. SPAIN.—Fox's

war steamers are

about to sail from Cadiz for Havana, taking out iubtructions for Gen. Concha, from thc Government also conveying more troops and munitions of war for the expedition against Mexico which Spain will certainly undertake unless she receives full satisfaction from the Republic.

ITALY.—All

quiet. It was asserted

that a movement was planned in London, and that the Italion Court backed by Austria and France, was about to protest against the assistance which England offers to these troublesome refugees.

MARKETS, ,':W

Messrs. Richardson & Spence quote Breadstuffs very dull and slightly declined,* Flour declined Is Phil a. and Baltimore 80s, Ohio 32s 6d a 33s.— Wheat market dull and 2s lower, .some circulars say 2da3d, Red 8s 3d a 9r. Corn quiet, Mixed and Yellow 28sa33s 6d, Wliitc^carce.

Crops give promise of an abundant yield. Messrs. Regland, Athocya & Co., Messrs. James Mclienry tt Co., report beef active and buoyant, at an advance of 5 a 10 s. Pork dull.— Bacon heavy and declined Long middle rib in 40 a 41 s.: short middlle, rib in, 48 a 52s Cumberland, 42 a 49s. Iard dull quoted nomally at 67 a 67£. Tallow, prices easier. Beef quoted unchanged, being butcher,s report: Corn firm with good demand* Flour dull at 37 s.i Coffee heavy, at a decline of Sugar heavy at 4 s., lower Freight, all kinds docJned lal+s.

Yons, July 30, 1 P. M.~•

Flour unchanged, and demand moderate. Sales 4.500 barrels at $6 15 a 96 40. Common to good snperfine, state from 96,50 a $6,70. Extra do., 96,10 a 6,40 common to good superfine western, 5,50, for common to medium extrs, do. Canadian, steady, sales 1,500 bbls., 16,25 a 96,40, sup., #6,80 a 97,00 extra. Wheat, dull and lower.— Sales, 10.000 bushels $1,38 Chicago spring 91,60 a $1,75, red 91,60, 9135 white Southern. Rye steady, corn doll and drooping Oats steady, at 58c a 62c Pork unchanged sales, 500bbls. at 924,20, 24,25 mess, $29 prime: Beef steady Lanl firmer, sales 200 bbls., $15 a $15,75 Whiskey heavy sales, 200b bis, at 32.

STOCKS.—Chicago

and R.

C. Cen. 904, Mich. S. 51,

Y. Cen.

864 Mo. 6s. 73| La Crosse and Mil. a58 Chic, and (J. 9l£ M. C. 85 Chi. and T. 514 Erie 35£, Mil. and Miss. 53} Erie bonds of'78, 15 T. H. and A. 2s bonds, 35: Harlem preferred 39 Ohio Trust Co., 10^* Mich 6s 77.

yGrral

Boston,'

Jnly 29.—The U. 8. sloop

of war Cyane arrivad here to-day from Aspinwall, bringing 53 of Walker's men, all in a destitute condition.

When the Cyane left

the Roanoke was laying there with 200 of Walker's party aad was to sail immediately.

The frigato Saratoga was at Grenada with large number, and several hundeed wero at Puuta Arenas.

New You, Jnlj 29.—Jnti* Itefferaan tnd her two children «r«n mrrested at Brooklyn to-day charged with heating her kosband, ChmtopheT HefiTcrtnan, to death. All &c parties are Irish. ./'j, ...

MW On the Fwrth of Jul? the Editor oft&e Milkdgtrrflle (Ga. I Recordrum that wa*

der had im his hands bcaien at the battles of Saratoga, Cow pens, and Eataw Sprmn. Tin TtauJi Voianteer Guard? tenon* of this relic. •V

Antral of tte Ariel.

NEW YORK.

July

29.—Tho

steam-

ship Ariel with dates from London to the 15th inst., arrived here to-day. Immediately npon the receipt of the disastrous Tndian news at London, a cabinet council was held and Sir Collin Campbell was dispatchcd to India to take command of the army left vacant by the death of General Anson. Advices from China state that Canton was suffering from famine and that a battle had been fonght between the imperial troops and the rebels.

Hie battle was fought above Foo-'Choo-foo. The result was not certainly known but it is beleived that the imperials were victorious. -Sir John Boweiing intimates that compensation for loses sustained by British subjects wonld be demanded Irom the Chinsse government. Lord Elgin had not arrived at Singapoore on 3d Jnne.^^iy^

Fourteen thousand troops were already under orders for India and wonld start immediately. Reinforcements would fallow as soon as ships and stores could be provided.

Reinforcements are also on the way from Bombay, Madras and Ceylon. All the influential communities at Calcutta, including the Mohammedan, had presented an address to tho government, giving assurances of loyalty.

From Minnesota—Indian Hostility Inevitable. DDBDQCE,

The settlers are. flying to the forts for protection: Gov. Medary was there endeavoring to preserve peace.

He sustained the action of the Superintendent in suspending the payment of annuities until the Sioux nation shall deliver up the infamous band of murderers.

The Sioux refuse to do this,and are trying to bring about a collision with the Government troops.

The telegraphic dispatch from Secretary Floyd, refusing thc request of Governor Medary for armed volunteers for defense, has occasioned somo excitement.

Two hundred men are prepared determined to march, if unnecessary, for the protection of tlu frontier.

The Democratic Convention had not yet organized. From Key West.

CHARLESTON,

&aath from Starvation. PHILADKLPHIA, July 29.—Frederics Busch, a

German woman, has been

arrested npon tlio clnrjro of cansing tWdeath of two children l»y «tirvation While boarding with her. The coroner is investigating the case.

ed some HOLLAND BITTKRS at onr office, which has given tone to her stomach her appetite and strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this is another great cure effected by your medicine.

We have still to record many wonderlVil outs effected by this remedy, but must wail another opportunity. One thing you can rely upon, whU we have published are front persons much respected in onr community, and are litemlly true. J- QU1NTUS,

Ed. Sheboygan Nieuwsbode,

July 30 dawl«r

WOUNBD* EX

spin wall,

Sa-

are U»«|»os-

Dr. RofcsdiHSttndiMTiaslteE**!^ The seeds of all disorders aiein the blood, xnd Dr.

RATOICK'sBLOOD

July9-dawlm

July

29.—The

steamship Isabel, from Key West on the 25th, has arrived here. She reports thc ship Cossack from New Orleans for Liverpool, with cargo of cotton, destroyed by fire on the 17th inst., when southwest of Tortugas. The captain reached Key West on the 23d inst.

June 29, dwtf

Preston

VSl**Tg*n.Wls*

AYBR'S CATHARTIC PILLS! Pilla that are Pilla. Prof. Hayes, Stiff Chemist, of Massachn •etts, says they arc the bo«t of wlK and annexed are the men who certify Doct. Haves knows: H. "J. Gardner, Gov. of Ma«s. Enoct

^WCTIK* of Maw

Simeon Brown, Lieut. &»v, of Mass. R. M. Wright, Secretary State Mxm. fjehn B. FUspatrick, Catholic Bbhap »TBosProf. iohn Terrer.ofth" Colle** of Fhyddans «ad Sargeow,' New York City. Dr. C. T. Jackson, Geologist of the Public

Lands of the United State*. -A MEN THAT ARE MEN. Sp Among the diseases this PiH has cured with MtonUUng rapidity, wsswTnrrtioa Ceetlvenena, Bilious Compiainte, Rhenmafism,

Dronay, Heartburn. Headadie arMnr from a fowl Stomach, Naoses, I«digr*t«m, Morbid inaction the Bowels, and pain t, arising therefrom, Ffatodeocy, if of appetite, all nkerwai and entac •eoas Diaeatiea, s«eh reqwii* an evacaant MeWM, Sewto, or Bag's Evil.

They also by purifying the Wood and stim aktfng AM

Systesa. am many ownpiaiatii

rt«, mA sow aa Dnnm ramal Brawwae, NeorUgta and nervons IrrttahilHy, Det-irge-aseuli of the Liver and KJfa^rs. Goot, and athsr kindred eorapiaiata, amii*ftwn* lew of the body, or flbrtrartions of '»ts fi»« Hons. They are the best Parg^jre Me« dae ever Seoovwed, atwlyon wffl b*% need ft»«e them amee it. rtepared bt IV. J- C. A YKR, l/w#W# Mmk.

and tnld hjr every trsprruMc t»rnsIn the cawatrv.

Jcly

Pcaima and Pnxa

Mt upcctfeallr on that laid. f|Thejare composed of rare Sm&h herbs, and form a sovereign untidote to the infecting and comnting principle of dbease. Not only do they core iodigeatkn, bilious complaints, female weakaea, connubial incompetency, nerrou disorders, long and throat affections, diarrhea, etc., etc., bat they cleanse, parity and invigo rate every organ, and put the whole animalmachinery in such a vigorous condition that it enabled to resist and throw off the influence of bad air and ca«seoth«rs of sickness. Se» advertisement. ...

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Hm rLAirr roc* Ihmts rmi tw* DotLiu.—JHiltitnmirt.

First Rate Shingles

CAN

he had in any quantities at King's Coal Yard, by calling on the subscriber, corner Fifth street and Canal.

July98dlw E.C. KINO.

Hands Wanted

'O unload coal boats,(^ .King's Coal ard. Julj23-dlw

Mammoth

UOTION m, ZjB

NEW FURNITURE!

$10,000 vorth of Qood home-made Work to br sold on FRIDA and SATUKDA1" the 31*/ inst.,andtht Jirtiday of August.

CONSISTING

July 29.—St. Paul's

dates to the 26th inst., have been received here.ij-jiAn express from the Sioux Agency reports tlmt there arc 10,000 Indians in that neighborhood, who defy the United States' troops, and that a renewal ot' hostilities is inevitable. -M

in part of Bureaus, Bed

steads, Centre, Card and Common Tables, Ixmnges, Stands, Wash Stands, Chairs, Sne and common Looking Glasses, and in short everything in the Furniture line.

Being determined to close out mr stock of Furniture for the purpose of carrying on more extensively another branch of the business,

TTXDERTAKING,

I have fallen upon this method of doing so/Ml these in want of Furniture would do well to attend the sale at my Ware Room, Carner ot Second and Cherry St«., first corner North of the Stewart House.

TERMS OF SALE.—All sums of #3 or under, cash all over that, a credit of 30 days with note and security, payable at McKcfn &. Touscy's. ISAAC BALL.

July 27-did (Daily Express copy.)

Contractors Take Notice.

a moeting of the Common Cmincil of J\. the city of Terre-Haute, an order was pissed for the grading, gravelling, curbing, ami guttering with stone, all that portion of Wabash Street lying between Sixth and Fourth Streets. The contract for said work will be let to the lowest bidder, at the Common Council rooms of said city on the 3d day of August, 1857. Bids are solicited. Plans and specifications may be seen at thc Engineer's office, or at the Council

July 27, (23) 1857-till August 3d

JUST

And IndU

Weakness of the Stomnch gestion. Another Great C'trr rff+cird hy ftnrlane'i Holland Bitter*.

Tlie wife of Pieter DeWitt, living in Holland Town, Sheboygan county. Wisconsin, suffered much from Weakness of the Stomach and Indigestion. She had bc«n nnder a physician's care for sometime. I»t the disease

seemed

order of tho Council. Atu-st: C. Y. PATTERSON, Mayor. Jos. H. DLAKR. Clerk.

MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS, C00E & RIDDELL

OF INDIANAPOLIS

WMedicine,Surgery,various

ILL practice in the branche/ol and diseases ot Females generally.

Particular attention given to all

Chonie Diseases-diseases of the Eyes.

Dr. C. & R-i treat Bronchitis and all dis ca^cs of the throat and lungs by inhaiatiou. U"Office on Main street, over Beat's ^Shoe Store, nearlv opposite Southern Bank.

MirriPx Unrivalled Flavoring Kxtrncts.

received direct from the m»itufncturrrs, a large lot, embracing the following ktuth: Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Peach, Almond, i'trawberrv, Pine Apole, Cclerv and Orange.

July lo-d2w Cor. of 4th and Main sts.

HARPER'S

Magaxiue for Auput,

Putnam's Montlilv for do. at July 24 dtf

W. II. BUCKINGHAM'S.

Labia's Genuine Perfiunery,

to baffle even his skill. She purchas

IONSTANTLY on hand also, Frangi panni. an Eternal Perfume, at BARR'S, July 14-dlm Comer 4th and Main sts

The Great Calliope is Coming!

LOOK

OUT FOR THE

S E A S I

fen

Tktovdf jMtrmmmt of At kind iman**mcr Draw* kf «0 Horses, 4 Afcresst* Tmo S*r** CUrf#* one for the Summ opjmr«m»,the other for the jrmt ln*rmm*t. TW* tempmmf

will

HIXON & KEMP'S

GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS Jbprmntia? of^Fux DifrrtHt Notion*! Gftw,6yd KiUexkibU

ntiiK) tho Amtctmenls i! Amtric*, EmoUnd, iv the **4ior pemrmtn j(bit«!

Fruace, ^IntWa

wtert of tech reiuifry.

Tuesday. August 4th, 1857. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

Accompanying tkU establishment it ih« CAHLOP*. a stapomlioas and burtnoBlous in»inun«Bi wttt steamt pipe* U»e only now -on nxktblUon, and equal in power to a bnu» band composed of more than a thousand musicioas. It caa bo heard for mties around, while Its notes are as dear and heratonloa* as those of a Ml and perfoct orchestra. The CALLIOPK, dmwn hones, four abreast, will projade the ff*a« froeessloa Into the city.

THE QRAXD PROCESSION

Will make its public entry in Tewa. about noon

uttotttiftd by CBOAT'S NKW YORK BRASS BAND. After parading through the principle streets the Calliope will be driven Inside the immense r*fillloo, where will plaj a variety of airs by steam, and the works thrown open Iter the Inspection or the andienee.

Tuacs IHtrcui Clowns: Kemp, thc great K*Kllsh CUwn. Tom Unton. tho THck and suu Clown, K. W. Swift, the Buflb Slngx r.

A*l CherilT, the »tt|»le Jointed artist, callwl lha make of the desert. It iw|H»lbl« to (five an accurate description »f thl» wonderful man's Kerfonnanoe*. Acoompanvlofr Aal-Cherlff are en-Petx. Hmnwn-All, and Hammet tho Jumpar, all from tl»« bumlufr plain* of Araba, and who will (five trntliftil illu*tratlons of the aatuet, oports and fe«llvltlo* ofthe wand4iinK Aran*.

The Mlowin* dUtlnffulahed Iad)- Kvuextriant, will •Iso anpi»r In dlnoretit acts M'ollo t'arwHne, MVIIo Uul»a Mad. Kenii»t»a, MIm Htchfora, .MIM Almeh, W. H* Hemp, tho Trick Clewn, will Intrndnco. Ibr Ihe Swt lime In thla counlrj, hl« brilliant cc.mlc }»anlomiiie of «ha Night Owl, or Uoft of Hontarjtls, In which th« whole company, embrachi|r the r«iirxi»oiitiilt»e»of taa Ove |tr«nl nations, will appear lojrctlior.

Francol.« Slecrixt, iryinuHatlc, irro»«»iiiie. or French Clown, In hit uumberloaa autlea aad fljIng leap*.

A Ionxo llubtKitl, the modern Sampaan and carrnon ball performer. T«»m l.intou, thi? Clown on atllu. In hia very exlraordlnan- and Indicrou* |«rforinnnce«.

Waller Avmar, tho colebwtod wild hardla lumplnr rider, and aplondld anatomist. Jaa. Kllsler and J. lUnlet, with the entire troup rill appear in tlia nnlloaiod acena af Tumbling

•nd Vaultlnr. H. W. Smith, the popul Matters fJcorirv nnd wl

room*.

AIIIOIIK

ular ballad alnjrer.

Masters fic»»rge nnd William, In Juvenile hortsmansliip, l'oturl«i|f, Tumbling. &c. Horace Nle««l«, the accomplished e»juestrUa manarcr. Kcsldc.*

howl of anxllllarles ncccs«a-

ry to alve elftM to the numerous repres*ntal!on«. l»«M»n»op..ii nt |t» and* P. M., nerlormanc® to coimnencc hnlf nn hour nfterwart«.

ADMISSION' —to box 50c. Children wndar nine years, half price.

tlio loud 1

IIR

Dentures or ..this qnlnru

plexul troup'',«ri' a pntlv «f Chine*!* JtiSiilera and Atrial ru-enllv arrived from the f'liinese Kmplrv, cOinnosttd orl'sln-clil-Hwya. Kiaa-Si' and I hum Chum, wltli tliclr asaoclniu*. In nil the corlou* and multifarious

IVSUK

of tWlvntal Necromanvy

and akill. miiBrlc trani»foriti«ti»n« and docepltoii, irclsclv ibi- snine they were exhibited by tho ^elealfalx two thousand year* naos and narar before tho present »ea«»u allowed l« be iook«d npon bv "outside Iwrlmrlaiis.'' Moiis. lie Hnch and Ma'dniiie DeHMrh. from nil the priliclj.nl K11ropean Amplllientres, In lite courno nf the entertainment*,

MOIIS.

Julys:.

l.ltf.llarli, In ati exlraordlnary

act of Jiifntltntt "ii Hor«el»at'lt. never before rerfanned. tiionch fr.Mjueiilly IHui.tr#t«d lu rnrli'U* show bills, entitled

I.K 1

Turc»».. Darlnir till* art Mons.

DeBach tie* upon the back ofhis h-.rse and tosses largo wooden itloln-n nbnul n« lie jr es around the ring, catrhing and balatiritig thein again upon hi* f""Aanaiti

T. H. BARfl CO.,

New

potform fca Tarta-Haaia, oa

TCEHDAT AUGUST tA, IMI. Bale* the «rwt sa4 aely s#pM#aaee la this ftf el

ORBAT ASTERN CXRCUS Qlwarro

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Out tttts of Caspjur, aa4 Km of

ExhlMtlMi, a*4 "atake a aota of M." O I S C«maiMh« aaai tatrataad a»r«Hy. •, 1 ilindM. than *K

sad mnUtowa, variety a ad 1 the (mMicdr«4. ptay*4-m»t Cireas ikrlcton* ia tiM r*t tagetker.

\i'ana»TS. Among Ihe wanoering

ch(ldr«Mi.ftl»o desert who appear in this a*liibltii»n,l*a (•rnlmltona K*lilbltl«n.

Grand Ascension npon n8ilgicWire« SF A LA4F I—Fmnimis to the cMumencament of ttio afternoons performances, and Immediately before opening the door, of Nixon it Kemp's Great Eastern Circus, M'llo Loulso will make a tarrlSr ascension nnon a single wire, extending from thc gronnd 330 feet to the head of the Clrcna Sag staff, an elpration of soma SS or feat. During the asrenslon the CALLIOI'K will l»e played near the Wren*.

The Clown'a Raw Ownle Kong Book, Containing thirty elegant wood ents, and a fall programma of the perforatanea printed on the cover, *oM by the ash era at tlie door.

The above Company will

August M, at Roekvllle

Creancastle

perform at Paris

Wednesday,

Aug. Sth,

Tborsday, S. V.. W. FVLLBft, Agent.

/twr oncaien sr

Measri. Jackson & "Denny. wonld rospectfully acnoanee to the citizcns of Terre-Hsais f-ui vieh that we lutve just opened anew lee Creatn Saloon, on the souflt aule of thc Pabllc Square, two doors west of the State Book, where we will keep a general assortment of the finest Confectioneries found in the city. Customers will be promptly waited ou. Come one Come all!! J- 4. D.*§

JULYSS-D^KN

TobMeo and Cigars.

have eonstastly on hand, the finest Cku* and Tobacco that the markets afibrd. Call and ttv ihm once, and we are confident that yon will call again.

T. tt. BARRA CO.,

Corner of 4th and Jlain ^re«ts.

Jaly I4-dtm

LINSEED

OlTi.WWteLen^Kne, ftify

Colors, 4r» andjoooitd in oil, Bpishes all sorts and Wiodww Ohwf, Fire Proof

nd ht oi!,!

NP,

1, Coach and

Paint, Tnrpen'ine. Japan, Contl, Demar Vamishe*, T«bc Otdom, Tinsel Poj|, tad Artlat's Brnxhes. A full «toek on hand, and for aale low for CASH.

T. fl. BAKR CO DrnggWs, Corner of 4th-and Main lrc»twfe H41ma-2m

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