Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 174, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1857 — Page 2
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I. M. IIROWif, Editor. T. B. LOS«, A««ciaf» EditntS
'ITORRE-HAUTE.
MONDAY MOUN'IXG, At?GP9fT 3, '57.
The SfAbath.
i/to Sabbath. A* many of ita patrons here, are reader# aba of the Cmoa, we should omit the performance of a colcmn doty, if we suffered th* poboaotu i»flunice of these a'tacks 11 be disseminated in oar cc-nmunity, without some efiurt, on our ptrt, to counteract ft.~ To nytluft it is a serious thins to assail the atnctUj otthe'SafWifith'fliy .and by thus assailing it, to persuade wcrtflr that on institution whose moral and refinlnglnfluence the Christworld has felt a»ul recognized since Christ was upon earth is no longer worthy of preserst ion, is but to *ay what every man, who has Iwcn raised and educated under C.iri stain influence* will readily admit. Ye*, at the same time, if, in this day, we have more light upon tliis subject than the Christianity of eighteen hundred years has furnished, and sucili a proponflon can be *ulRcierftly demonstrated, it ty l»c said, witli softtcwlnt of plausibility, tint we might not to shut one eyes lolt. At the same time we frankly concede, that there arc some things about which, if we are in error, wc find pleasure in the delusion. And this i* one of them—for, if it should ever turn out that there is no such tiling a«i the Chrktain 8»l*b&th day, nnd that Christ has omitted so important an clement in the cconomy of his church, wc shouM still le inclined to ding to it n* an iufttittiiion worthy of the Divine Mind—hallowed by a thousand Associations which wc would not omit to cherish for the world. Because we cannot penetrate the v-11 which coneeales from us the world beyond thb», shall wc therefore conclude that there is none Faith is tho "evidence of things not seen," and the human mind without it, becomes ft« dreary and desalatc ana barren heath.
The several articles published in the Commercial must be taken together, to perceive their drift and object fully. Ir the daily of the 18th, the Nut-ptancc of wh«tt had been previously shown, as the Editor himself understood it, is stated to be, "that the SABBATH of the Old Testament was peculiarly a Jewish institution, limited by the late oj its establishment to the children of Itratl, and in respect to time beginning with Motet nnd ending with Christ!! This is sufficiently plain for every body to understand. It i.4 a clear and distinct statement of several propositions first, that the Jewish Sabbath was instituted for tho Jews alone— second, that it bcyun with Moses, and third, that it ended with Christ. If al"! this be true, the inevitable coiwqurnce is easily stated—which is, that (he Jewish Sabbath no longer exists. Ccrtninly this is so, if it begun with Moses and ended with Christ—for there must have been no Jewish Subbath befofe the law was delivered to Moses, nor after Christ. Now, if we stop just here, and eoncedc to the Cmmerctal both this* style of reasoning «nd what it assert', dogmatically—-that Christ established no ?hbbatb,—it drives us at once to its own conclusion, that there is now no Sabbath at all—-(or that Is the effect of its argument, let its assertions be what they may.— Ihtt it should not bo permitted to escape thus cswily, for upon a subject so Important as this to thopenee and welfare ofnoclety, such errors its it isnowdbwminMlnsr should be grappled at once. It needs but little calm reasoning to vspose them—nnd no higher rules of argument than those furnished by common sense. And the truth is, that, with all the ability which is conceded to the Commercial it hns fallen into the same difficu'ty 'hit a carefhl inspection will exhibit In all the modes of reasoning that hnvc heretofore distinguished attacks upon the ChrUtain Subbath—that of contradicting Itself. In iU case, this contradiction goes farther than usual, inasmuch at It furnishes a complete refutation of the theory St has expended so much labor in trying to establish. And there is no difficulty t* showing this.
The Gmmerfiat of the ll?th states, as wc hare already shown, that I ho JetcL*h Sabbath had its "beginning wi'k Moms"—that is, that befort Miwes, the Jews had »a Sabbath. Tho necessity for this position consisted In the fact, that unless it could be established, there would be no force or plausibility in it* other principle position, that Christ established no Sabbath at all. These were evidently the only two Ideas in the mind of the editor, when be wrote his first article, and its he wrote like a man determined to drive every body, whether or no» to his own eonetu»tan»,he did not then parcel re the difficulty into which he was plunging. But tub* .vguent reflection must have satisfied him of it. by enabling him to see—what no man can fail to *«e—tin? if there was no Sabbath befare Moses, mid the coming of Christ disannulled that which Hod hid established for «At Jews akin, and if Christ established none for to Church, therefore, we were now cMtymtk out any Sabbath*/ all of amy twl! An«l this, we apprehend, proved rather more than the
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The Commercial continues ta furnish its reader with di»eriatiorv« nnon the Christ- *nd «"cll and most expressively said,
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argument against itself, to prove thkt "mA ing could be more abturi'' than its former position, that «, thai die Jewish Sabbath, begun With Moses, became, as it now iwjrs, the law
of course,
including a Sabbath,) it goes eb to say that
KrreVu o*Cax!C rrXTCns or HtJfiA.xlTT, a Mate of society." This comes to the point
The statement then, in the Commercial of fiie 18th July, that the Jewish Sabbath begun with Moses—is not true,
as is now stated in the
Commercial of the 31st. Indeed, according to the same authority, no body would have made rtich a statement, exccpt "from the unni of thought upon the snbjecU" So i^r from its being true, the
Institution of aSsb^a'dt tft
Sinai part of the "moral law" was "no new enactment," because it had existed always, as one of the organic statsiss of humanity," which are, of necessity, as old as society itself. Now then, this brings us right up to the question—which cannot be dodged—that if the institution of the Sabbath day was a part of these "o'ganic statutes of humanity'''' which have existed throughout all time, was it diiannulled by the coming of Christ? The Commercial says it was, because it had its "ending with Christ"—which, if true, wes,of course, the last of it. But it must sei, upon reflection, that thisagainproves too much, for it involves the accusation against Christ of having abrogated one of the "organic statutes of humanity," which was nccessary to society.— It -certainly "wHI net say thut Christ did this and therefore, this last position must also be abandoned. And when that is done, we arc out of-the difficulty so far, that we have & Sabbath, which as it was created by one of the "organic statutes of humanity" must have existed throughout all past time, and must continue to exist throughout all coming time. And then we who call ourselves Christie us, lure only ascertain, token our Sabbath comes.
And here again we must reject the line of argument by which the Commercial confuses the question for, as wc have shown, it inevitably leads us to the point that there is now no Sabbath at nil, either Jewish or Christian! But we must not forget to avail ourselves of its concession, that a Sabbath,
as apart of the
"moral law," must have existed before Moses received the tables at Sinai. And this is a fact which every reader ef the Feirtatcuch knows full well, and of which the Commercial might hare informed itself, by a slight examination of the Bible, at the time it ventured to say that the Jewish Sabbath bad its "begining tcith Moses." The proof of it, indeed, is fonnd in the fourth Commandment itself. Its language is—" remember the Sabbath day, to koep it holy*' Ac. Hits signifies that something that already existed, must Ite kept in mind and the word "remember" would scarcely have been used, if the command liad its •'beginning with Moses." And thus, dispelling the mist in which the ingenuity of the Commercial has enveloped the question, wc get rid of the principal difficulty, by settling the fact that there always was a Snbbath day, in commemoration of God's rest from Ms labor, commencing with Adam And extending to the coming of Christ. This being established, we shall proceed to show, to-morrow, that, in tho very necessity of things arc more particularly, in that of man's nature, God designed Uie "organic statute" by which a Sabbath wag created, as irrepcalable, so long as man's nature remained unchanged and that as this necessity continues up to the present time, there must yet bo a Sabbath day moreover, attempt to BIIOW that Sunday, or theirs/ day of the week is, by /KtHnrapp 'Wit racnt, the tine Christian Sabbath.
NEGRO TnotrnrjSB AT CAIRO.—On Sunday last a party of fifty or sixty persons came over from Missouri to Cairo, in search of fifteen or twenty runaway slaves, who had recently escaped from Southeastern Missouri. Without obtaining legal process, the visitors undertook to search all tho negro cabins in tho town for the fugitives. The negroes resisted and both parties resorted to fire arms, and a battlo ensued in which one ofthe Mis*
the running of the train into the depot —all of which the gullible gentleman took eagerly down—-aud, in hot and breathless h.iste, and astounded and
Ommereuti intended to prove at tbat time.-- horrified at the inhuman coolnes* of And having tine# di»coTcred thi«, it.#««ks to the engineer, he harried to his offir* recover the ground lost by this eieess of proof. to "get in" the item for the afternoon's in its article of Friday, the 3ist For there it issae at the same time trembling with say# that "a great many people believe, per- fear lest another reporter shottld pubhaps from thews at gbt t\e smhftct— Ji^h tl»e news first. M: that these law* {lite ten eoatmandwettts or .moral law^Jhad Uwir»riyta«f Mint Sinmi," tttrw they vcw "ilellrwd to Mom to be palli«l*«t to the diikiren of liwsel as rotes to jpo**Tt» their ftttttre ««x)aot.n Well, **a l«mt many jwojde believe** tKK In refereae* to the JttfW Smbhmti, In the minds of how many doeatKc Ommereml pappose ita oirna*wrtton to tint effifct «rr*t«l this belief? ft said, oa the lMt. tb«t ibeJuria* £M4«di(th»' with a berrv ill evwry respect oqaul to tioc, of free schools with the Bible in "moral law "of coarse, fat that
bad it* "brgtoMtmg with Now, «n! to ripen in Syria in Sixty days ffom and State, and partioolarly eroeat iu
A SixanAK CAS* OF ivsAxrrf—A beautiful Cfirl gone Mad of bam,—A beautiful German girl named Hannah Boo&er, was taken To the Coramer
given to Moses at^iwat, "aw? no nets enodt-J cial hospital yastfcrday, a raving laa-
ment," but wag "precisely, in point of principle, \rikett it stood a thousand years before" A
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•till further, to shew that society ccrtild not exist without thefee laws (all of them,
nwcj her reason completely over thrown by disappointment ia love.—She hatl been engaged to one of her countrymen Tor aor&e fl&ontk?, "and had folly expeetcd to become his wife, wfeen her father informed her last Saturday that she should uot marry.
Upon the announcement she fell, as if struck by -lightening* to the flooT, and
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she was restored to conscioustless.— She then commenced raving frightfully, and with cries and screams and lamentions and groans and tears, startled the whole neighborhood where she resided. Nothing could "be do:ae to calm or appease her-—she grew worse and worse, until it was determined to send her to the Hospital.— Cicinnati Gazette.
returnmg attacked his wife with an axe, knocking her down and mutilating her in a most barbarous manner, lie then set fire to the house and retreated afl to adjoining thicket where Ire stabbeb himself twice with a pocket knife. Being unsuccessful at the work of self destruction, he crawled to a neighbor's house and procured a shot gun with which he blew out his own brains. Mrs. Hurt expired the uext day.
MYSTEIUOU8 DISEASE.—The "National Hotel disease" has suddnly made its appeerancein the capital of Russia, A letter from St. Petersburg, June 15th, in the Independancc, of Brussels, says "Several families, during the last few days, hnvo been thrown into mourning in a very mclaacholy »nd distressing manner. After a dinner which took place at the Institution of St. Catherine, a large educational establishment for tho daughters of tho nobility, under the patronage of the Empress, a number of the young persons who wcro present on tho occasion were taken suddenly ill. Five of them died within four-and-twenty hours, and yesterday the sixth was in the greatest danger. The Countess de-Morny, who had been educated at St. Catherine, was present at the dinner, and has since been seriously indisposed. The emperor afterwards visited the establishment and ordered a' most searching investigation to be iivj slituted, but nothing has yet been dtscovered to throw light on the sub ocf- •.-
FOR SPURRIKO IIOCRS WITHOUT BLASTING.—A method has been adopted by gontbmen of Marseilles, France. The rocks are split by a composition which generates great heat, without, however
And wo shall, fusing an explosion. The compo1 sitioa is made by combining 100 parts of sulphur by weight, 100 of saltpetre 50 of sawdust, 50 of horse manure, and 10 of common salt. The saltpetre and common salt are dissolved in hot water, to which four parts of tnolas.soa are added, and the whole ingre* dients stired until thoroughly incorporated together in one urns, which is then dried by a gentle heat in a room or by exposure to the sun, when it is fit for use. It is stamped in the holes bored for blasting rock in the same manner as powder, and is ignited by a fu?e. It does not cause an explosion upward like gunpowder, but generates great heat, which splits the rock.
aourians had his under jaw blown off, ami several others among the whites were wounded. Three of the Misaou- How THE CUBAN TAUIFF IS EVADED. rians were arrested and confined the?—inteligent citizen of Havana lellS others escaped. Tho slaves had pass-
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ed through the town some days pre- jcan How the heavy and onerous imvions on their way North, and none of port duties of the ''ever faithful isle" them were in the town at the time of
editor of the Savannah Repuhli-
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the search. Great excitement prevail-1 *Jrely empty clears, for instance, at ed ia the vicinity. Havana for Matanzas, or any other domestic port, with a "constructive"
A HOAX.—A reporter of ft Cleveland cargo of flour, the customary duty on papor tells of one of his profession who which, when arriving from foreign heard the story of the death of T, Rail, countries, is $9 85 per barrel. With
the Toledo train, with great gravity, told the reporter the story in all iui details—si "T" Rail being cruslied out of all semblence of humanity—of, his removal from the track—and
sometimes evaded. A vessel, en-
Esq. It seems that the engineer of) papers all regular 'she goea to eea" oVvTI r-A^rnmn tvn mpm the Toledo train, with jrreat flravitv. falls in, by previous agreement, with CAMBRIC A.D J-XO-American vessel
an American vessel on tho coast of Florida, or elsewhere, actually freight-, ed with the same dutiable article.— of The cargo is ransferred, and the vessel which left Havana entirely empty, proceeds on her voyage, and entering' the port for which she h*d formally] cleared, throws her flour upon the market doty free
®Wlt*OT OX *HK Ax«ktCAV Pt.ATFOBX.—Daniel Wilmot, Union candidate for Gomtsor of Peonsylvaoia, has addressed a letter to the American State Council of that State, in an-
STRIA* AVUKAT.—A ges^tleman I swer to certain intem^atoriss profrom Alabama received from the Pat- pounded to htm by a committee ap* tot Office some spring wheat from the pointed for the purpose. He
Farm of Abraham/' at the foot of (ground substantially upon the AmeriMount Cannel, in the Holv Land, |c*n, Platform expressing himselffn fawhich he eowed daring the past vor of the election of naitws to office, of, •priag. It came to maturity in «ev«t the protection o£«ati*e mechanitja, of A
part of it) the original. This wheatt is reputed them and of the reparation of Church
the 31 at, iiAajra that those who belies tiw*,{ sowing. It will thus be eeenlhat mtr^a remm»traace againaithe ship meat' F^yjjffmd^faE xtitiada lo ti «.ik» «ftMt«itr, da "jr*m ths mtM aftUa^M *pm Or *m)h jdimate hastened its p«riod of matnii- of foretg« paupota and criminal# j*nf* A «d then it goea on with a still father ty eleven days.
weeks, producing a large fall head, protecting the ballot-box from desertm* I »«*. •§», vary taqt* MmAer a berrv in every respect oqaul to tioc, of free *choolji with the Bible in ^n*e WA«8Kjrr&BAKTOIt A»e*l*
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No poetrr nulwsva! foolish thought OF a dull brain, to no fine n&tsic brought, Salute ye earnest affirits of our time,
—CkarhsMadcay.
old epigram says:
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If SOKE would alwaju amy «waj^''
LADIES IDEA OF KR^I.vo.—The editress of the New York Ladies pository thus defines this luxury: "Kisses, like the faces of philoso* phers, vary. Some arc as hot *s coal fire, some sweet as honey, some as mild as milk, some as tasteless as loujr drawu soda. Stolen kisses are wid to have more nutmeg and cream than any other sort. As to proposed kisses, they are not liked at all, .. ,?
TaAOEDy is IHSSO.V COUNTY IOWA.—The Iowa City Republican has a communication from Liberty, Johnson county, in that State, detailing the circumstances of a mntJer and suicide lately committed in that settlement. A man by the name of Hurt had "been in the habit of maltreating his wifet» stick a degree thai site finally applied for, and procured a satleu irom iNew xorK on »aturuav divorcc. Hurt went to Iowa city to Southampton aud Havre, took out one ascerfaiu the truth ©f the report, and hundred and twenty passengers. In
iC3F"The steamship Arago, wiiSch
itled from New York on Saturday for JuyilS-diw
tke list of aamcs we notice those of Hon. Hamilton Fish, of New York,] and family, and Mr. J. A. Thomas, late Assistant Secretary of State.
iCS1"Accurate experiments have been mads in Illinois to test the comparative value of timothy and clover hay. The experiments extended through a period of two years, and the results were that the clover hay uniformly yielded ten per cent, more milk than the timothy.
DAMAGES FOR A KISS.—Mrs. Helen M. Dodge has commenced a civil suit against a dry goods merchant, doing business in Broadway, Albany, for kissing her against her will. The damages are laid at five thousand dollars.-
Ex-SuckETAnv (JuTnaiE is stud to be the most wealthy man in Kentucky. His lauded property pays an annual tax of nearly fifty thousand dollars.**
"-YORK STOR
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DRESS -GOODS
AT COST!
'T .WILL BE COXTIXUED
Two Weeks Longer
THAT
Every Lady may have a ohanoe
M-:" I OF SECCRIXA
For much less than its real value
There ate still some beautiful styles of
BEREOES, mS+% W
ItOCES,
NET MUSLINS, &C.,
Also, a superior article of
gFRENCK KID GLOVES,
At 7o cents, at the
HEW TORS STORE,
Ifo. 4. Early^t Blocks Maih £'i
Avgtat .,
Wit-itr3dtf.iRr&O0»
HAVKTWO VAUMSVQtt SXl.K fcr ctt pwpcTty. at Uii« wflk«. lAkuKRT J6 UAKT05
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PARK OP 94* ACRESWELt HtnN dxnllMKWtliirf tkh rtrj, csa if Mrduwl of) em*! uirmm at l&U
IK BEST *L BARTO.I UMA AREATA.
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Wefefcaesa^of tho Stomaeh^and Ifcdi* g*5tiOl|*1 Otffr fy l&r£m*«ts JFilla at 6&tr&.
Theyoung improvement ripening to her prtoic, r- «. Who In the fulness of her genial youth, Shebo#s»m county. Wwewajh. Prepares the way for liberty &nd truth, 'auffcrod ™uch
And breaks the barriers that, since earth began,
Have made iftimlrind-the enemy of man. care Tur some time, but the disease "Pim sctn'e® to batfie even his skill. She purchasfel ed some HOLLAND JB1TTLKS at our office,
The Boston Post, thinks Xhe which has given tone to her stomach her apArt of Visiting is well worth aspeoiai| petite and strength arc retnming, and we firmtreatise. Whom to visit—when to I !j believe tliat this is another great cure effect
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'•What smJies and weie{nl«ii wonM I Sofriends, to *ee each Un\ -I lives And yet what treasures wouiil I hay,
The wifiNif Fk't«- D.jWnt, living In Hol-
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ftvu Weakacss ofthe 8u,mach
Visit—how long to visit—these would led by your medicine* form the staple of a useful essay, if] We have still ts record many wondeyfut anybody would take the trouble to cures effected by Uus t«medv, bttt most wia»l'.^ll..lgyffl
write it, and write it clsrOflj^Aii iUiothcr opportunity.
She lad bwn nader a phy-
One
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'1 jof Au^«'. tW. Kids h«*0 sulicited. P{«», !""d tfieaii..ns may be aeert attheEn^i-
ONB MOHxI CHANCij 'neerV o'??ee. or nt the Cmtneil room?. By order of tho '.Mtiici'. Att-st: C. Y. PATTERSON, Mayor, s. II. BI,AKK. Clerk. •.•£-! f* Julv 2i, (^1) 1&51"till Aitf?u$t-3d
ilic Ixrcat bale of
SILK TISSUES,
FltEKCH CAMBI?ICS»
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'MMSMw'lawn^
"IIP .^BRILLIANTS,
thing you can re*-'] tHO.tT'S
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N E W A E I S E E N S Uttak FITST TOM 1IMKS IKD RIPD vora 1OLI. IRS.—
SPirlft ftate Shingles
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1 A N ad in a an it a I in 8 CoalYant, by calling on the subscriptr. corner Fifth strctt aud Canal.
July^cidlw E.C. KING.
Hailds Wanted
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unload coal IJOJIS at K:ug's Cwl furd,
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KUCTLON JS3 .A. XJI S
NEW FURNITtTHS! $10,000 wwr/'i of good home-made Wnrktobe $oUl on FRIDAY qnd SATUUDA the 31sf iasi..andlht
%firstdayof
CONSISTING
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DRS. COOK & RIDDELL & or fKm.\NAfoi.is
TT/" I li T}Wirtic« in t'.io various brancfseii a: M'dici?t(',.Snr5ie.i j, liad ditneiiaeai of PnmntcK tr^nerally.-
Ptrtifn? ir atteii'ion vlv^irM'nll Chonio Dlsfiasas-dbsasesof the Eyes. Dr. G. & R., treat Uronchltk and all dis ca'OK of the thro vt and Iby inhalation.
CTQtflce on Mun s'fe.et, oVer Beal's JSboe Store, nearly nppo4t ?'Southern Bank June 29, dwtf
Preston & JWvrrH'w Unrivalled Finv«pfinjf Kitractp.
JUST,
received dii-ect from the mnnnffictuITS lirge lot. embracing thu following kiiida: Vanilla. LeruMt, Rom, Peaeh, Almond, VtratvberTy) Pine Armle. CeletT and Orange,
T. BARR & CO.,
July 15-tlS!vvw Cor.of 4Ut and Alain
HARPBR'S
-M-iffMdne forAustUt,
l'tjtii tnt'a MuitUilv do, at W. ir. BUCIv*fSfUHAM'Si July "J
The Great Calllops is Comittg! ,OOK TflK S E A S I
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^.^acscact Five Ai
7%i oalf iiOttummi «f the kind ia Orawa by 40 Horne*, 4 Abreait, Tftm Sapeth Chariots one jfar tie Steam a.p parole* tht St*ts jar the great JiutrtmaU* Utida wafwif win jwitea it TsftfrHumut, am rumVAV AVGVST 4th, ISM.
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+..} Shcb0}O..N NIEUWI^iode, TiiRtt RORN.m Ci.OW.s^: Keitip, thV JPRENT KkJuly 3d dawta felteboygan, Wis,
IDiH
August.
in part of Bureau.*, IJod-
sieads. Centre, u-1 nnd Common Tables, Lounges, Stands. W.»sh Stands, Chairs, 8no and ninioc Ix^kinr Glasses, and in short everything tit the Furniture line.
Beinj* «letcrmined to close out my stock of tfWnilur. fur t'te purpose of carrying on more extensively another branch of tlto bUrtiuess, ri*:
TY\TDFJITAKTNG, I hnvc fallen upon this method of doing So. A11 tVsi- in want of Furniture would do well to attend the sale at my Ware Room, Corner of .Second and Chcrrjr Sts.j iir.st corner North of the Stewart Ifouse.
TERMS OF SALE:-—All sums of $3 or under, .slitall oyer that, a credit of 30 days with n-»te iinJ security, jinyble at MclCoen &i louK'vV ISAAC HALL.
JulvST-dtd (Dally Express copy.}
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Contractors Take Notice.
^Ta nuH iinpof the Common Council of
ptwed for the grrtdins. gravelling, cnibiup'. and guttering with e, all tli.it portion of Wabash Street kin between Sixth nnd Fourth Streets. Tiie contract for said work will bo let to the lowest bidder, at the Common Coune'l moms of said city on the Gth day
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GREAT ASTERN~C^^TTa Window Glaiw, Fire Proof S52T imZZ .7T. fl Paint, Torpearfnc, J,-man, Conal, Oowh and VamMw*, Tube Oolom, Trt.«l^ ¥oil' ArtUt,»
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I E A E A 1 N I E S fkpremnting tke^Atni/=rw«r«/^ F»w jSaUomt! Americe, RmtftmL Pea net, Arabia, the mtice /•et ivttrurs each cvtiafry, wtil fj&ibifcat 7\rrc-llniett
Tuesday, August 4th, 1S57. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
«l»is is tke Criti^:
a atupeadiuus ami liarnx »i«us instrument ]U\i O with Jtwm |iipM, tin- ty one now on «xliikltioi). aU riiiM brass baoti ed vf man tlian a thousand motrioaa. It ran bo heard for utiles arouutt, while Us «re es vlear and harmonious as those of a fHll (mt~ fv-ci orchestra. The CALLIOPK". drawu by 40 tioroi, t«ur abr6»»i, will pfroco-Jo the grakil pr»ecssioa into the city.
THE GSAXn PJiOCASSIOX
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ly Upon, what we h\ve pablished are from per-1 After iwradine through theprlnct^t streets the sons much respected in our community, and fim^^^ert^JwUrn|.lay'« are fft rally tnuv Q.U1NTUS, S ST JHIBV «n«i we work* throwi
SKW YORK BRASS BAND.
the nrtucinl nxiae Artmiitia^ |w variety of airs bjr opwn far ttio
*r,ul,is
Tom Lidtoa, the Trh-k
.Kd *tUt
^'OWH,R. \V. Swill, the Buffo Sinft.
A*i ChcritT, tlu» ,«ujiti» jointod artist, fwllotl tho snake 6rih6di«*rt. It tat iui|ioMjbld to |{ivt mi accurate la*cri]itu»u AX tht.i woiutvrfitl utsn'* jorfonn»uvis. Acoou»|i«m iwg A*i-t In riff aro Ho.!-KeU, Iln*'tan-.AU. and (iitiimet tli•• Jutnpor, till rrum itio burning plain* of Arnbn. nnd who wilt ttivu trntlitXii UluMratioiis of lite paiu«l«\ »lortsaiid fcAti vitio* ofttio wandoriiic Arntiu.
TUo fallowing tUrtinpirtjitied l«dy Kvn«stri«^iti, wttl UIMI a^peiuV in «tlff»reit act# M'elV Ctirothie, MHHtd l.oniui Mad. Koinit«a, KirV fori«, Mis* Aiiuoh, W. 11- lloiti|, tlio Trick OJcwn, wiW imrrtdtrfift. for WTM tiino in this ha an in of Ntjftit Owl, or lHtfta of Itnntnrjis, in whivh tho whato roin|i«tiy, ombrnelng tiu. rapnvtonlntlte* of tne tivo prfiit tmlloiin. will «i|«o»r togvlht-r.
FrKiic'iis (rymnaMic. ,«r Pronvh Ct«w«, In Ws tiumb^riv^* anties aud 0i ing tivij.*.
AtiVnri* Hubbv.tl.ui^ moment r.ampsan and cnuaou bull i«»rtormtr. Tom t.livtom llf t'tnwn In hi* Tory extraordinary «nd ltmi«r^M j»i»rWhnanco*.
WHII^T .\\iunr, Itn'j VxdebrRU'd Mild hurdlu jtun|iuje rider, and spU'in'tiii unntnmiat. Jus. Kll-i't'r aiul J. ]ln«l-t. with the entire tron^ will &(i|r<far in Uiu aniatauid itvtn« of Tumbling ami Vauitl«#r.
K. W. Smith, tho tar tv«Had sln^or. Miistor*.Gvonce and Wiill«m, in Juvoiillu horsi1 iiViV»t!h!|t. Pixilurln*. Tititibliltfjr. Vr.
'ixilurln*. Tititibliltfjr. Vr. !, the
Hnravo Nheol*, tii? awomtdiAtivd «|U«*trian
manager. a nttal of «"uxlll!«rl norvnsn« rj- to irivo ct^Ocl l» the nninerou* reiirvt.^iitallumi. li»nri« o}»ifii at I ami 7 H. M., ncrlormaiu'v to wmwinrt half ab hO»nf- 'andrwiinln. ..ADMISSION —1( bn* .'itir. t'iiiidrou und«t nlno yoara, liull jirtco.
I|uilu
Aui.i.iji um kvoiny I. mt-« in ploxul li'oi!i»«*:ire a l»art «r t'liinvn" Juifjticr* nml Atrint rtii5itily nrri'vcij frt»m Ou" Clilitv*o KinblrO, coMHH»*ud of t'ni«-rht-Ue«ii({. Kioici«u niid (.'hum Churn, with their a*»ociuicin In nit tho furious and nti itifanotii« fouls of Orlciiial Ni'-rrolnhiiry ami xkili. tmttflc trniinforiiinti«iiii nnd ti rvitloi, (trc'Si'lv tab iniW a* tlipy wor exlilltitud by ll.n OeluMilal* two titOiiland yi»ar* tiffo and iievoi' «ftm! tlif prc«i»ii! Boa^on ntroWtSI to t» io.okvd H^m Uy "itiiuldj barltarifliH." .Mou«. Hr» Ihirh titd Mndamc JtcDnctt^ Trom all Ilic |rinflpnl rojifNn Ampltlifntftt*. in \h« iniri»o til the UII. IPflulliiliiiiitx, Moti«. ]tt*llitrh. lit oil r\lrni)rllimry trt of yiiitKluie nti Horftttbiiclt, tiwt tr tn-fortf 1"*' I•TIIIINI, tliotipli Iri'iiminlU itliiHtrutid In varlniu stiott' iiiHs, (intiUinl be Jnxat.arn ('tirA'ti.. Durintr Htl»ar| Mnuii L)itinch lie* li|ton Uio bn\ t, h'ir*u ntd toMivit laritw AOOTLUN JTLOL/FIT nViut II» H-H nrutuiit tho •liiit, i'«t»liinjt itnJ buluiultip tltt'iii iiirnlit IIJIO.I HFL f«ft.
AflAftTtft AfRnnA*r«, .Atnrtnp th« w«ndi*rl«fj ch)Mr"ii 'f ib« desert who iinriCKr in Udi «\h w« U..n,iMt
J*t«iit!tou« Rxhlftltiwn,
Grand Aadenajon upon nSii^ie Wir^ by Ijik&y I Fr?vfo«» to tlio romm«ne«* •nuiii pf thrt anemnons |tctfoanniic:s« nnd luimr' dtriltfiy b«fora o{H'idn^ Uiu iSoor. of Xixon Kpin|/ (Jrent Eaulern Clrctj*, M'IIh txmfno will utako a terrific oneeiulnn IIIVIK a nintt't' wlr^, c*tending from this jrrwotnl 3A fact to the head nr the Circtift flag ataJT, nn rdaftilion of «o»m» W0 or «0 f.-et, flaring the at«t:*lin tits CflM.IOPK wilt, •»oi{l»ye«! near U»o CAreu*.
The Clown'* Kew Co.nSc Puttg K,rontain'.nflr'' thirty elegant wnnd t»t», ami a full }ru|(r*tnin* nf tho pnrfonnance firliitwl oa tho eovor, told by U»c uahprt ai th« dojf. above C^AmtMtny will pnrfurtn at ParU Aa^u»t34, at K/tcktriila Widno#da) Au«. jtli, at GreeHeatUe Thnndak, Aoe. 8.
C. W. irtTLbKB, Agent.
Saloon
JVST orKsen fir
Messrs. Jackson & Denny. \\T woald riwjetUbllr annotiucc to the citixcna'of
Terre-Hunts
mi vicinity^
tint we hare just oprned anew lee Creatu Saloon, o» tbesouthsideof the Public Square, two doom west of the Sytte Bank, where we *lll keep a general awortrocnt. of tho finotS (^infectloneH^ foutxi l» tlie «ty. Cuetomera, will he promptly trailed on. Come one
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Corneal)! J. & D»r,' Jaly 2Q-4%m
Tobacco audi Cigars.
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\VE l»vo eonMantly on hand, the finest Qgw* and Tobacco £hat the markeu afford. Call and ttr them once, and wft are 4 cotrfUent that roo will call aealn.
T. 1L fiAK A. CO.,
Comer of 4th and Main strewta,
Jal* 1 j-dl
Painters^ Materials.
A full.*** o»r
hand, a*d for aale Um fi-r CAS ft.
T.fLBARB*CO.. DN&HIT, Comer of 4th and 3itin streets. Joly li
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