Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 276, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1857 — Page 3

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^f^aa'avltf f«4«T

"frit** M. HallTi

constructs!

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4*» A.

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tZWlAx. Thonspaoiui lecture last 8 *ght, on commercial law, was listen el to with marked attention by a re* specUble audience. We shall notice some point* of thin lectin* hereafter,

It i*

theme that all should be In-

teroated in.-

Dodson's Theatre.

This place of amnwment has become very popular nnder the management of ohf oM friend

SAX DODSOX,

and ia attracting large audience* evry night. Some of the members of th»«oinpany, who are all good, denerve particular notice, among whom Mil* 0'HAR.RA stands pre-eminent a* one of the beat comediennes, who has ever rifitcd onr city,

the

is always up

in her part and never at fault. Mr. YARNEY, the former Stage Manager, haa, very deservedly, become qnite a favorite, aiv^i in low comedy has few Superiors. Mr.

TVLKR,

who has

been engaged a9 Stage Manager, has the ropntajUoo of being an accomplished acto/, irtli as) aii efficient

manager. A fine bill is offered to-night, which none should miss the opportunity of

(teeing.

Carr'a Sail.—The work of fitting op this fine hall, for theatrical

purposes is rapidly progressing under vho superintendence of Mr. W. HEQKruiAX, and'tho management of the accomplished artist engaged on the «c«m«ry. We happened in there yesterday, and were much pleased with its appcrAnce. The stage has been erected—though it is not yet completed—md a number of the scenes have been hung. Many of onr citizens will experience an agreeable surprise when this place of amnsemcnt opens.

Firo.—The alarm of fire on yesterday, was occasioned by the house oco upiod by Mr. M. Soule, taking fire

between the pliutering and weatherboarding from a deftfeiiye flue. The fire companies were promptly on hand, and *s the firo had not »made much progress it was not fonnd necessary to work but ono engine. The No. 2— Wing nearest to the place—was ou the grounds first, and promptly put oat the fire. About one half of our fires are occasioned by some defect* in flues,

and

too great care cannot bo

taken in their construction. Every

one who is building should see that the flues in his houao is properly

On Saturday night, Mr. John

Hull edge, who lives about three

tuite« «wt of tho city, having occasion to cull st the hotme of a friend, on 5th street, hitched his horse to a lamp post, WW the Catholic Church.— Upon bivrrtMt^in about a half hour, he found the horse gone, ami sup* posed ho had been stolwn. We have *tnee learned that the horse returned to tho house of Wr. lt., on Sunday, without saddle or bridle. Whether he was stolen, and escapcd frtm the premises of the thief afterwards, or was turned loose ailer being stripped of tho sAddlejuid,bri»Ue» it# as yet, unknown. But in all probability, he was stolen, for if lie had broken loose himself he would have been very likely to have gone home at once, and wooM not have been likely to lose the saddle and bridle on the way.

the service at the Christian Church, on Sunday evening, waa heartless mjqtjst^r thr^r a brick through the tni»i»0«t*iBt®! th(iT»ota. By the merest chain* th« top of a p«w in mexlUt4y in front of one occupied by Mwetal ladW, whom it woeld otherwise hav* seriou'sly injured. \\e can think of no name that is black enough to brand the author of such an outrage with, and the best hope

hethintoof

persona, qwite better

tJ»*1 h®

blush with bnniiff »hame ^whenever

MVtoas haw bow* «p

befom Jnstiee ln.T Nl«Jy "P00

lb* land's of penalty of lh*

The

qaite a W, be carrTal not to lactir it*

IfiTTto' critnina! 1 the

ro«rt of Jvitke&m, j»w dar laal PaTri»pt«^'« w««k, amotni^ il and cofU to ISqo' •b$0! f»rty aoIUd.

im&v**»34

ssi UeMittr*

Mr. Silas J- LbcoroH, of Binninghtmaays: "I hare fooad is BosritareV Holland Bitten a remedy for Headache sad Debility.— Ifr wife bas also used it with the greatest benefit."

Mr. A S. Nicholson, of PittSburg, also remarks that be has experienced moch relief from iu use for ffeadacb*.

Takes half a tea-*pooofnl three times a lav, an hoar before meats. Eat moderate]/, and then of wholesome food, and

TOO

will find

this is reallf a remedy for sick and Nervous Headache, Weakness of any kind, Costlveaea, and Piles. Being perfectly simple in iompwticm, it mtr be taken without fear for die inr*lUl. Posstanlpg a fine aromantic flaror, it is very grateful to the debilitated ftomi?b. [Nor. 17 dwlw

ARE YOD SICK.

Then ron can't be cured too won. Don't delay until roar complaint is incnrable, and then moorn when It is too late.

FOOT

fifths

of all the diseases which people she church wik, miffht be cured by Aver's Cathartic Fills, if taken in sesann. Don't go dragging throngh the Sprinjt. faint sleepy and listless, because raw blood is loaded with bile. Doait wear the head vebe, Heartburn, and their kindred disorders, because your stomach is foul Don't parade yonmelf around the world, covered with Pimples Blotches, Ulcers, Sores, and all or any of the nnclean, diwwes of the skin, bccause your »n»1cm wants clesnsins.— Don't show yourself about, lean, haggard, all caved in, because roar stomach and b»wel« need stren^thenini: into healthy action.— Ayer's Pills *et thece thinp* ri^hi as surely as" water quenches fire. Thev pari fy the bodv and b-ood, and restore th? function* into healthy activity which vou can feel as qniek as they are taken. They are she one great medical wonder of the age, recognised by all who know their virtue*, and many thousands know them. Take the Chtrrtf Pectoral for a contrh, and the Pills for all derangements requiring a pnrjfative medicine.

Prepared by JAMES C- AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowest, Mass. Sold hr J: R. Cunningham and P. M. Don enlly, Tnire-Hantc, Ind. Nov.l7dwlm?

IW ARRIVALS!

It aflfords tha subscribers pleasure

in advising the public of their

NEW DRY GOODS'

they are now opening.

All who are conversant with the

present great commorcial panic? in tho

East, are also aware of the1'

Unmerciful Slaughter,

Dry Goods'

Millions of Goods

aro sacrificed daily, at prices unpre

cedented in the annals of our com

mercial history.

... ..

Tho present crises his been taken n-lvantdtje nf by tho subscribers, and thousands of dollars worth of elegant and perfect goods are offered at prices thnt would tickle tho fancy of tho most fastidious.

Frcnch Merinos,

at prices loss than they cost to import them.

EFGLTSTI MERINOS

OMBRE SHADED CASHMERES, ALL WOOL PLAID MERINO.

Splendid Fancy AH-Wool DcDaines, Cashmeres. Plain All Wool Delainas.

Elegant Valentias,

French 4-4 Prints. English 3-4 Prints. American 3 4 Prints. Fine assortment of VV omens' and Childrens* Woollen and Cotton Hose.

Ladies* and Gcntlemens'

a Cool assort ment.

xooor

Warn Aat d«ring^ Ladies^ Cloaks and Talmas,

Ua lot of Chentelle, ~Stel}%

SplMie 8rowit fcnd

Rich line of Embroideries.

Drests and Cloak Trimming#, Flannel*. Linwy*. Tickings. Bleached Mn*lin«, Irish I.mctw,

Tireeds Satinet *nd Cawitncrw, Mens' Shawls, Red Blankets.

A slendid lot of

Petersham, Seal. fln*h. For. and Bearer Overcoatings, nnnsnally cheap. Knglish, Erench. and American Caanncm, from 01 to $3 per y»™. 50 pkweft of assorted Cottars, French

CloUw Bioley Simoni*a)the b«it make in the world fw durability, and beaoty of finish.

PLCSH AND SILK

TV JnWwoij Trade ia particularly r*noa*t*i to «s rait F. KTPPKRT & RRO-.

Goad Rears to tne a irk Aflllct

DR. EASTERI.^"S

IODINE A SARSAPARHiLA. Tlii* i« Ui* Mir jur^afaRm biMM«i*d ia tt»Vait«d Strtea. whks^coaiWsa* Use E«tca«t of itampaHIU. YrtW ftotki MUHftft*, «K! Vt« lo dine *f ManSm, and t1»« only aillcte W worth* ofttM leHl eoirtdwM ofU»» ptfWlc for the curt 6TVkamn aritinf from go iuspur» state of the or 1t*bU the rtx: StrtfuTu -r» Irtm?'* KetJ. C4*t*n, TT.r*fturn III SM«», grynjmtM, Ckr*%te, S«r*

Kff, Rimf Tt*trr. Xrmid OM anJ ftwr wf l*i OUndt, Lffrntf% IT lilt Stettlift, Scrvf*!*** 9r T***rmtmr tptlmn »f III BItUh». Bnl*, PimfUi Ik* F*ct, Sturef, IhrMi* Ik* Klimtft, Tr»]uf, OrmrtU, file,

Btt+mdarf SrpkUit »r PVmcr*mt D**-

M», Dftjeptim, jUmMfim, Otnnrti IMUtitf. JV**r*l0i* Tic-Dthmx Pmins in 1*1 Jrinll. frmuLt frrtgmlmriti**, Cbranit Cnfti. twit!I Dittttet mritinf frtm tkt use tf Mtrcurj or- Ctl*mtf. I)r lorfliw and SarsapsrWa wnMnM •eh powerful cnrstlr* prnjv^rtlM that tha worn tDMiof dlfMwc wlHr rl«M in iu InBuenre. It care* brdrirtngont all the impnr* and of tha bo.lr, a»l by purifying the blood, cUanjrlng th» w«reti««i an4 r»roo*1njf tha carnn which reader the w*r« certain «tl permanent.— It has cored Dintwmti of (art* which h«T« wHU ed from ten to twenty year*, and resUted all olht*r rcmCMlles.

Pr. BifmiT** t«imanrt Sintomiu I* an lBft»nible ctjre for Llrer Complaint—a which l» very pfevulont tn the we»u For a jorpld liver It is the bs\t rsinedr in the wnrld. It ha* cured mere than Un th»»Mnd ca.w»ln the last twejein. The afflicted should try It.

For Indisestion or Dyspepsia, ItU l«iBK wondara. Its powers In thU com pi a'nt Is not excelled. If equaled, by any other preparation in the United Stat#*. *o?»n« has erer used St without benefit(n such complaints.

Pr. Ranterly's Jom*c and S^asirwill cure Chronic or Inflammatory Rheumatism, no matter ofhow long (landing or liow bad. It haa cured thouiaud* of tn?» of from ten to twenty yeaty atftnding, when every other moans had (felled. All tlut Is JMt^lhJr U"

For all dlsMtwi'rt? ftie ffl-nley*, lfla4 ItHnary Oiiran#, and ff» nrepivand Ornr«l. flr Easterl**# Iodine and Sarsapartlla stanis pr^' emlnftnl, a* tho jfreatflat and best remedy crcr InrcnteJ. It has cured more cases of such complainU than any other known remedy.

D*. K*«TB*tT'a lont** in K»*»*»• will ecre nerrous diseases, such as 5enra1(ria, I?errooa Headache, I^ssof Memory. Gennml Prostration, Vertl(t». Pains in the nervpsof the Face, and the vitrloustralnsof Serron* Affections to which Fomsles are liable in a low or debilltatf state of health. It euros byrtrenjfhtenin*the intern,and reslorinK it to Its pristine hmlth and vli»ot. llr. Easterly's IODJKE and SA**»ris a sovereign and sp'w'T

for

ANNA STSTB,

North of raMic

iuarcv Twre Hasftttf, Io4. f.* or, 23Mlwtf sv

ft-lf JSS#^

P^'nato Com

plaint#, wch as Incipient Con«timptlon, Rnrrenne«S, I^uchorrhfft or Whites, Obstructed or difficult Menstruation, incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, produced cither by irregularity «r accident. Xothlnjc ®an be m/)re surprising than It* lnr!goratl:ijr effects on the hnman frame, Xo female should n^clefl lo taice 11 who is n|'pro»chins» thai critical period «fllfe— thowwtion of the menses. !n snch cases it cannot be too highly recomtneaded.

Xflulips whaadqtlw a clear, beautiful, wniTK .JSTand a rosy cheeV, shonld abandon the use of cosmetics, paiot*. l"tloive, washes, nixl eolorin* of every kind, and ns» llr. Rnsterly's lOlTfXK and SAKSAPAR1LI.A. Paints and washes of every kind only Injnre the rtlft. The Iodine and Snrarparlllals the itiTcoimnntunr*. ItbeantlfiM th« sVln by ramovtn(c«v«ry particle of morbid and diseased matter from the Bl.OOD, makin* Itrrxc and a*d rtvln* nclivity to every minute vessel, and bychanrlni the secrctlon* of the body, *lrln!t the yellow dark onntenance the bloom and freshness of youth. "A word t'» Uio wise Is auttclent.'' anil a hint enongh for the ladles.

Pr. Easterly's lOlllXK and PARSAPARTU.A la the only safe and snre remedy now ofltred to the pubKc which will eradicate mercury from the system, tt will curt the torrtWtrtifl*' dljttst,

matter how dofply tt- may hrremten irto the frame and VttM ortHnJ. tf s^ltl t^re Secondary Syphilis, or Vo»»real Piseaso, no roalter how inrtfr it inay hnve hi»en in the system, or what may have been lt^eff'*cfs. ft will cure OliD FORES) caused by tha rx#o««fve j»soof upsirtsriatTs.1— Itwlllertwi tTte*fs InUhis^Wouth iMid Throat, Rnlarjfement of the Glands. ltre or Tumors in the Throat, Sodas, Pain* tn the Bone* and Joists. Cancemn# Sores on the Arms and l.eir«. Cancer* or Pscay of the Bones, 1ry G«nj[ren«, :c. A1 yonnf persons who haTe reason to suspect any impurity In the Blood, eltharhoredUnry or the result of Imprtdene*. »n(fht lo partly themselves anddeiHrof tfcH vlrns before ontorint Into th 9

aa they may thereby not only pro

tect them»ei*e*ajr*lnstthe dahjfers of Impotence and other mlsf.«rtm'5«. bnt seenre the certainty ot a rcnaand ssiwitTtRfftiH. This medicine will not only pnrlfy the moon, bnt wiil thoronjthly eradicate from the system every partW# ef w*acrar, and will AmntiiTc and **r*t. the STpnit.mc VIRUS, and restore tho system to a slate mf pMfrtt nait.Tn and rrstrrtr.

This Medicine has now been before the public fn ftur yeaw, a«*(htiWJne Wit t!»?• »rrr ioirTu turn lati, and *it«n saiisfketktntoall.

Conntry Herrhaftts Pr*crl«l» who formerly pnrchased by the d-»*»» now order bv the Gr««s. It N S».X TIMER STH050RR.CHKAPER and RKTTRR than any other Sarsaparilla pr«paration new in use.

Xinti Or. KirteHl"! IOOIXI »tl«l WW APIRILL has been introduced to the public, all other Ssnaparillas hare Ws* discarde«l. and the well know* SCPKRtO* HKBCT 6F THIS, has almost drivsn them *nt of lh« market.

JEPXOt*

titrable hear/ Shawl*.

•*.»

nlf Fit® IWiiti* TTr*A IJb*»**l dMnct5» nude to wholesale Dealers who bay to sell *r*tn. Onters prompUv

^TrTPrepat** hv pA'ftustBilr.cnrMrThird

•ad f?h«M!tn«t «tre*t». Mo mpPorSJale bv P.M. l»OX*KU/T. A rent, and by lmrriH* an-l P» «rs in 3(eidi«in« lhroa*h«»Bt

T. VDIf^ Oivi nr.n EDY. Dr. Hooper's X*om«le Coraial. This a MfKpi«sAat. and rare tor Fe««de

C«mpU)at« art»i«wfm»si deMlSty.aach, regalartty «t the Mew^ fwr Attw'W WhlfM. B«r**f»n#*im fcaWaw Conspleriwn,

ROADAEH#, KTAMIS WF** SWW,

*4 br (VMs. Che*"hed f*«r«i|»lraOMi,

k*«*n!wal »»***«.

]t« dnqjt who hss airy ImpthiW# *f tti X«*lMy srtlt %«}Wt»h-*s»inf«h* 4MS «M no&rtu* .fKiuMipOftWAt, ml, tmt*. It t« a rHrswv aad f»*R»ist"fra*. "T***4 •asuls nt nwilfs ha rn been r*r*4 by this C*r4telaltorth«|wwrt|laMM«rth«tr a»4 UM

n^mAM

'^8®hrf«r MUND

fur Rw Oxftars. TTJ^^wpar^t a»4 try Or. wCTMfrdCl[ia»t sKMIsa. **-i

TTtm «, msxmJLr, .tmt.» 'Jr» INwult** «sM fir»l~«ls fhsmnfhsait 'V» r*i,He4

To tlte TTnfortttiiate Vlctfrnt. PR. BAKERS SPECIFIC. This is a safe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Seminal

Weakness, Diseases of tho Kidneys, Bladder, and :i. il all Diseases of the

Gkxnital Oigans.

This popular and Kpe«iCc remedy will care all disease* cftha Gwiltal orfftA in a l»w d*y»- It has s»Vb4 thousand* s^wva thonaa^l from the hands of MKKCILRS* ftl'ACK-, If not from a rafKimt ssire. In cws« of infection DR. BAK.KR'S SPItCiFIC »the only fAFK and 8UR8 RSSIKT1T. Have yon a (Husin IHsns*? D*» not netrtect it- If yon pifn reirnlar Pjj«Wa« with yonr cae*. you ricsityonr RKP0TAT1OX.— If yon po to an istntniH Qr»c*.

TOO

raatt Jour

siivTi for uK. A»i4J both, ana DR. MRKK*S SPECIFIC, which l» very a*rce*bi to tlw taste, and contains plain dlrecttetn for «»e.— With it

can cure voarneif, and thns pwnt

ALL EXPOSURE. It will core the worrt rases of »ecret disease, a»d reMero the sjstrrn U. a pafftrt state of nasGrtt and rratTT. )rr"Pri»e St SO per BoUie.: jiyprsitsM and sold ay' flr. ,V5TBKtV, tm. «er of Third an«l ChestniH street*, St. Louis, Vo, jr7»8old by P. M. PO.XXELLY, in thiaclty, and~bT DmieisU and d«»l«r» in medicines jjea er=Uy throurhont the United Rtatoa.

Jnlv IB. *S"-fim STOP TllfAT rOT'nil a a a

WILL Cl'KK

Gt-nhr, A*t}rm«, CcnsvmBtion, Bnnckitit, Spitttnqtrf Blood* P*ia ia tk Side and Brrart, Plrurify, CoupA, (Vwft

User Complaint, Paletot/km of the Heart, and aU dittaset of the Throat, Okrt and, Luny*. This Balsam i* beyond all danbt the most pleasant an4 o.Hj'aclOM* remedv ever discovered f*r all disease* of the THROAT, CHBsT and LUNGS. It hns been thorowfhly tested, and la universally acknowie«l)fed hy Physicians, Pror jrl*ts, and all who have used It, the BEST RKM EDY now offered to the Public for Pulmunarj CoinpbiNits.

Too tnnch care and attention cannot he pren to Dif«Pa««* of the Linp« Reader, hare you a Cold, Csarh, or any disease of the Lilnpl 1« niu neglect It. Millions of the old an«l the younjt, the fusUlonable and the pay, aro aauuajfl couaWrued to a premature srravc bvnwrlectlnjcto sttend to a common cold.— Coldsand t'on^hs lead t»CONSUMPTION,and if not removed f»y« itroper remedy,then to an early death. Be advisoc In time. Procure at once that celebrated roniedy—Pr. Carter's Couth Balsam— which has enfert 'Jinnaanda upon thousands of Colds, Coujfhs, Asthma and Consumption, aftoi, erary other in Cans had fltilod, and the patlanf had been givep up by friends and physicians to dla.

No person aWfctcd with a Conph, Cold, or any dUe«ira »t th« Throat,Cbwt or Lonfcs, will be Just to if thi*y ihf ffmve ilhbut n«inB PR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM.— It will cure if a cure is jxx^ibie.

TTpPriceeScintsnnd $1 00 per bottle. 7T7»Prep»r«.lby Pr. K. Kn«Uiriy, cornerofThlrd anj Chestnut str^ou.

St. Loiils^Mo., sola proprie

tor. r«li»rs promptlv ftll^d. For sale by P. M. POXSKLLY, PrnRplst, and by Prticei*t* and ilealnrs In Medicine general!) throia hhiit th» United States.

Julv ifl, 'ST-dm

To l'cveraud Asu# So (Tercm

DR. F. VSTERTA*'S

Fever and Asue Killer,

This Mcliojoc will cure Agno and Fe-, ver, Chills nnd Fever, Dumb Ague, Iulcnuittoiit and Ilemittant Fevers, and every form of Ferer incident.to tho West.

Among all the eel thru ted Remedies fbr Ague and Kever, flrst and (bremost In rank stands Dr. Easterly's Fever ami Affile Kilter

During the last 6tre year* this remedy has cur over Two TTundreil Thonsanit Cases* Which has fully established itsetlicacy boyendall doubt and controversy as the BEST and ONLY CKnTAIN CORE for this distressing dlaaaa*. It it a POSITIVE CORE, both SPEEDY and PERMANENT. It will enro the worst cases, no matter of how long staudtmr »r how bad. will alsn cure Enlargement of the Spleon, Ague Cakes, etc.

RKAP(a,have

you tho Aene and Ferer? Then

procure Dr. Easterly'" Pcvurand Agua Killer, and use It according

TOTH

directions—IT

HOLLAND BITTERN

M« CTLRNRATKD TTO.M.AND BSTMEDY

ron

DISEASH OF THK KIDNKTS, LIVER COMPLAINT.

WEAKNESS .OF ANY KIXI)

FEVER AND AGUE,

And the various a (Tort 1 on'i cons«qoont upon a disordered iTOMASM ©S UVEK,

Snch Indir-sOnn. Acidity »»f the Stomal, Cotlclrr P*li*s. l*«« of Appetite. IWpoodency, CIMUHcurtMirn.

I'S A

TTUNVIN HAWVT'NM

ThH

virtiiwintnsl'h^iM'Ufwwtedg^d. rec^o»inc»dcd to those person* «IIHis «Mparticularly

MI«N«(IM«

NOTICK.—Vf hoev.-r st(«ds *nd this a Heve. raff vitS W td aM iow spirtteH.i* wmpr^»e tagvatrMi arvwaOe e^rftial,

Ktrfts amt, H*., of

OftXttlOlll

Tit* giant iw* i'llfWM Amwta law \**»r ha'tattflwa, wi(«* ike t*** «lHNM(Mi4««ri«a p*r*wmt« (My aavtwa* elaa «*tn trrn ortr«rt«i. n»«

We are

T)F

Head

Nov. 2, l*57-dtf

WILL CPH*

ror. Hav« yon PKtEMW suffering with Afn' and Fovar 1 Co tell them prn«uro Dr. Eastorty'a For era ad Acitc Killer aud saOisr no liivgar. Thl» Is the medldn« TO USE, for this plain reason:— IT ALW A YS CHRKS,a»d Is jmrfectlv

IU*»I.KSS

TR~PPR*|»!RED

by corner of Third

stiii Che»ti\'it Street*,PrSt.EO«lorly,

Unls,

MO.

ir^^r Sal« In this city, by P. M. POXNRLLY." Pmggi«t. ami t»y PrniteisU and dealers In 4edlcin« thrnaghout the United Statra. *nly 1H, '57-8m

iiO&ltHA K'b

now offering

At the Prori« ion Store of '. If. Railoy

No. 3, Warrens' Block. Tho Undertijmed beg* leave lo inform his nameroas frienda and customer* that h« ha» opened a Meat Market at the abora named plaee, and Intend* to keep eotutantjt on hand afwllsttnnv of FRESH BE2F, PORK ANDPAUSAGES.

M«nteanbe had all hmm.] Jls re«p«cUully aolicitartw'omet* to call. Nov. 27,1857. dtf. ^/ST,t,t

HARPER'S

WEharejnst

Ut# minMf

94 strictly scientific. oftiv penn State*. iwtsitro4tteUa into the Unitod Sutes «ra* intended mors especially fbr those of nor fatherland scatter** here r*»d there over the »cc •f this wlgh'.v eotmtry. Mveting wi great swe.MMitsowtfcssi. 1 offer It to the American mWIc.kiMwlngthatnowtruly

splendid artlele of Java and Kin GoffwAl«o, 1»rowned and BTonnd Coffee, a imps nor article, to be fotmd at Ihn

Nor 16 Terre-Hante Proritkm SKor«.^

Maclrefel ami other FWh In fine or der ft!war* 00 hnd at the Terre-Hstrte ProvWon Stoi*Nor. 13-dtf

FISH

ess. 8ll*lsiri Weeding Piles,

lit ail Ncrvoos, Rhenraatic, and SfBralfif s#M03X.lt has in nsn*mM proved highly

"r A t^O. ttaMtw, Cnn^trt*. ?rr(^*, Pw" nf ibw f?Sv»v. r/V ^lUitn. Ftirn atvd an khWb of del" $Aoe«. Cataop,

rwo*.

Us wonderful mwdirtnal

HAW heen iwpatrwd by

HMtmtiiMM wan of ard«nt apirHt, or sO« f*rss««f dtartpathMk. OsMtrally »w**ntane*osila eifrct. It Rnd* it* way dlrwtly to th« s«at of !«!», OirlUlnjr and aufcckeni^r erery nerve, ratate* np the drtMptnc »p»rtt. nwd. «wt, tnfwrtng new Matth «»d *l*y ta lh* srswsn.

T*ft haw iafcdtely My*flwr

u« %a all mpvoM •MnyOTboltle. «r *x*a*am1m mLZ rSOFIOJBTORS

Benjamin Page, Jr., ft Co., «a i«rt»'tnt»i

PHARMACEUTISTS A CHEMISTS,

PiaJburfk, Pa.

a»att«-Aaw !v

P.UWOP tm AflWMUr*u, t»P*OV«t». aw* elt^, «aa a* 1 fMnd iMwiil CM*

H««wnrr AlUllTOilbM« AfMto

a'ga**"**

'mm

Tip* and afl Kwb

icaoea. For «ale cheap at the No* 16 Terre-Haute PrOtrWtW Storff.

irI-K-^THRAT T!/OrR^-AjlMt J«rtipl«, at iV H-H/

Terre-ft»«»« PwrW«» mora.

FiMim«4

,nrR—'vf the irrt nnalltv alwaya tm band. uatjart^Uwrttj trm tarra-ttaaw Prorlrfaa 8twe. %v tb« "KoT.JtW

Fttlvtft

f*lajpiU* eawdial prn^f-

S a A 1 a a «alia»l «ttt« nm*. Tarw-Ua»w J*n»rlrt«A Mw*-

SVd

%tt »r«rr A(xrHt*l«« at tV« Sov. n-StT WRnit Provtaftoa««*.

WBKT '"f OKR—Pare artirlf baad at Aa Ift.lMtf Tarr»-Ha«t« pcwv«»» atora-

tMt- n»lt«« AJWTrtHJtTO.oftbo l»f*tlavw. It}« •lww»*'WrlttMa»4 INratie ea«»»»rt taC Tftrx. (t4tf Tirn-0HW Pr»vtataait«r«.

CffRII«%.a4Mr

some ol the

O I E S A S A I N S O E S E A S O

After a few dajs more of snch sales as \re hare had during tha past thrss weeks we shall be ready fqr our

Wo haye increaseil our force by employing aa other cxperitxiicad ant

ACCOMMODATING SALESMAN

aud for this month shall "go it with a msh.*1

Wo call particular attention to the long line of

Plain FrenoH Merinos,

Of all shades and colors, at 60, To. 80 and 95 cent? per yard.

ortTAT'a C£E3SAZ*. \Atnrf ITt

Hie saiue qualities are usuallj sold al S5, 00 and '25 per yard.

A Great

COMFORTERS, Of all colors and grades, same as abovo.

JUST R£CEIVED--A FINE STOCK OF

WOOLEN HOOD3, OPERA HOOD3, WOOL GATJKTLfiT^.

Families «.uppHol with Orators by the can or half can, on reasonable Urms. ConfrrUonori«^*t ffucn ns Cnnaicf*, Cnkrst Fruits, kept constantly on hand ami for «»le. 0*Do «ot forjret the plaee, and moreover do not forcet to call.

thoiiost vlc.lle.tte constitution, or tnhtlorinfflnt.

^(^7»PRTCE ONE P.dlar

tles* for Fire Dollar

per llotUo or Six Bot

VICTOHINES, «toO. 1

Remember that we aro

E E A E

OYSTRR SALOON-

Ohio St., 3 foors west of Branch Bank s—^TIIS nnder«Ur!ed would respoct#|F(tit1y inform tlic niOwn* of Terre-

Haut^ and vicinity, that ho lin* ju*t

fitted up ft nt'W Orator Saloon on Ohio Street, three doom we#t of the Brunch Bank, where he is prepared tn aortfe thcoo who mny favor him with a call, with the bcot Oyntpra the market nflfnol*, which nre recvivcd daily by Adams Expr»*«.

Variety

CASStMERS,. .$00?, rLAJl)^ VALKNCIAfl, &9y4r I A At tho sAmo cheap rates.

Ladies' Cloaks, Shawls, Talmas &c..

In the same

RTIANKETH,

-Quarters tor Carpet^

A. QUlMBY, Proprietor.

O" P. R. B»iartl by the Day or Wcok. Nov.2l-dlm

ME VI' MARKET.

x'.l

RAGhiS,

proportion. Al«", COTTOX BATTINO, FLANNELS

L. RYCE A SON".

Barney & Austin's Column

.... tatt^t-u^CgA sARtr.r.

HARNKY ATTST1N,

Land J5Lgent»

Ho. 14, M«ohuiio*A Rmt' N E N A I O N A O S E Tori^oaZ£Auto« In3l.

CHANCES •pow

SPECULATION! N O N IN W W

O Main street, In a very |p«lrnll» location, wlohv MAKSKY AUSTIN. 'pilliKK First C(a*i fluslneas HonatK, on Naln

I utreot, for aale on go«.«l torm» hy niuvt/l1 rpWEXTY-TtVH tV«imblrt

9AKNKV AU*Tl!*. »t,

1in

va*

n.tMRKT 4t Al'KTlJt.

rloua parta of tlio city, for *nlr Wy n.tMNKy* WO Hundred rj*olr# City H»»ile*e« boU, to I aals low, and on ea«y pavmcnta Wy ilAHNKY A AUSTIN. "p\VKNTY Rndi) F#rnn In Tounty,

'|iwn Flrat RaieKtrnm Flooring Mills, In Parka? County, #»r »al« kV WARSBY A AUJJTIX,

rpKSTV«wl*t

WALTER 8.

COOPER.

MAGAZINE Bar December.,

Commencement of a new Toltime. Mr. Tlinckertya New Story "The virgint*n«." and anew Novel by Mr. Chas. Reade. entitled "Jack of all Tradea" commetiCcs with the present number. For '•ftj"

W. H. JCTCINGHAM S.

Arret ValnaM* timber Uiilh,

near T?rre-Hant«, for»al» bv BASftKV «t Atwru. TRK.KMPT10!V Claims In Relira»ka, f»t *ala low, by

AFRWcheap

FlVH,Te»cltr,

iwiv^d from dftcirmati a

•A

Thanrand Acre* of lJ»l«, for •ala by

Barney AontiH. -V

7IFTV Good Farm*. In vart»na parta of County, Psrlalr and

e*-bane,'(

BAKSKY A AWSTM.

A?fPS In noor*ia, Tetineaaee, and Arkanaaa, txtwjixnms. 3 A^riR In TlllnnU. Wlaconrin, Mlaaouri and Ml-

»|1UR: rinrtimat! Rattao^ »a ^oarth ftrrat. •at* low by BAR5FY A AVUTtJl" •ptSR Out loU, Adjoining ltdbraaka City, •alt by

BAH5KY A

AUHTIX.

and Twonty A era 0«t-I-oU,a«U»la

In* tliia for »afe »y BAhRKYA AtrKtlW.

TMKRR

r^nre c«»tl Mlnea. in tba vicinity i""*'"""-."" "VAW t, ml. aTRAII aaw MH^aal Tannary, lo .Clay

THOt s»A!»D GoM barrklaa t» lUiat Sitata may b« bad by ratline #«on on tlAnx**

LA?MAtlK.na. 14 Hainan I

Terra-ttaa«a, April O *51—U

mlra* low. r:««.

/A htindred aerea, Mlendidly located o*

htindred aerea, apl^ndldly Hnnev Creek Prairie.,

There are

DR.

X«T KMif Tarre-Wal* 1^afW«a Mati* 1 JW« allVjlea of artifidiai work la T" S_J—— t. t^^oinv th* new aj

about two

htindred a«*i tn rtHltTitlon «w! 1*M«r fenea and ein^itr acre* of vrry fitWs, Umber. Tha dwelling la a «r*d, aoKrtanUal, frame farm twBse, we!! nU/ pieC of property

reiltfljt W rwii winpwinun. in»i»re

Is ^KKIT and a fine oj^artonU/ her* preTtUtiaMeL..^ PKee—#30 per »er»,r balance in MM,Mr*,-!*

aented to

arcure a rni

tt a reaaowablefigwre. —*»e third eaah, and and three yeu*. If l« f«r aaje by

BARNEY* AUSTlif.

Terre-Ha«te, A«qf. 18.1«1—If.

ajHM Il,

it ft.

^M-msmrrarmmp'zr^ (•oocarttoa

TO N. A. A *. NRTFIO

Offee o« Ohio W.. bftww HI 4th,

tm* of W*4m*itt^nl ImpiotaO— fcaowa "BJtmif'i CVa-

Give* partkaUr *ttentl«i to

:T" ...—--J —jturfonmalt 4b«r operation In htayvfraanon. Battn Ml Pw*. Tfnmn* "npeHer T«^ Powtey.and Bifl il? hand.al G. ADAMS

the wry

{ntmdadRf Ae new and be*a-