Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 January 1858 — Page 2

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TERRE-HAUTE.

THURSDAY MORNING,^AN. 98, 1858.

The Republican 4th of March ConIripfeon. We bave contended from the first, that the convention wMsti lias been *1f meat atJad&napolW on tjbe 4tii of Mafrch, TM gotten up by?a set of men jrho would sell themselves to the devil fo^ofl|tie, irtftd now we bee leare to^iiiftrodur^ ahttlo ifc, idence on^l^ot pttfctiiat etsf r* tion. Incomes from a RepbIKcan^flW|

VV ««VM« a»V|P'«l'MPH O •*5T***",VVW 4T who labpfi^Bard faf the electitmfSf1/^n4

C. Fremdtft, but who is too honest i« 1* dupod *$**? bf the tvosld-be leadertofliie Republican party ia Indiana. We feel rejoiced to have it in oar power addoee each burning, «ea thing and cmshing erfdeuce from oae of their owa household.

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But to the evidence. We qaote as follows from the Fort Warnn Times—Jofi.v W. Dawsoir, Editor. TMIW* "A* UwiL'THOiizFtD COSVCXTIOK.—Immediately on the adjourouteat of the'locofoco State Convention, held at Indianapolis, on the 8th a parcol of men, most of whotti bave beeo. oftico-holders, hangers and expeotanfs about the lobbeys of the Legislature for years, to some of whom the Whig party is indebted for a damning connection as managers, whose (•olicicalactivity was only measured by the money they had ia view, and whose efficiency is better t«I4 by the disasters they Have brought abotrt we say this parcel met, and constituting themselves into the brain* of the whole opposition to Buchanan's policy on the Kansas complicity, aent out aa edict for a Mass Convention to bo held at the Capital, on the 4th March next, to nominate a Plate Ticket in opposition to the oii6 formed that day by the locos. Now it does seem that these men are determined to kill what now of the living piinciple is loft of Republicanism in Indiana. THeiSteta Central Committee in 1856 accfleiatedt 4lte we of destruction the fow #hq iftet ind cattfd' th'cmeelves a StauTRcpublican Convention at Indianapolw in October last and nominated two candidates' for Supreme Judges •when no* vacancies had trftiispirtd, and who there passed a series 6f resolutions against banks, dec., gave-a farther impetus—the $tate Central Committee again in December was about to give the thing a knock oa the head by calling a State Convention for *22d February, but were foiled by the outside action 0 the pees* and the people, and went in and now as if to make sure of the mortality (if the thibg, by killing it, the so* ditant thinking committee— the brains—tho veterans of the political wars of 1856-7, and the scarified soldiers of many a contest for offioe, and a few of the newly pipped politicians whose munitions of warfare are found in the pockets of some veteran long-heel who loves niggers better than whites, have, in view of the defection existing in the democratic ranks, call a convention of the Masses at Indianapolis on the 4th March as before stated. In view of this we have to say, that the very defection which was begun and which might have matured into something by after events and the lapse of time, has been measurably healed by the avidity with which the brains men h$»vc 60ught to assail that pav6pV Hlis

Again, it will be folly, sye more, it will be madness, forevea the Republican party again to endorse the Philadelphia Platform. That platform is indefensible, the great idea of popular tovereignty, no matter how some may view it now as a

of right or wrong, has become the leading idea in the settlement of the Capitoline Territories. And on |the other hand, to admit that Owy/reie haa sovereignty over such Territories, and the^ deny it the power to legislate alike on slavery as on other domestic institution* there, is to oppose good logie and gainsay the history of legislation and jnaieial action for fifty years or theroaboat. The novelty of the essential features of the canvas* of 1856, was the secret of the nearness of success, but with the oooaaion the charm departed, and now our people must rely on some other line of action thaa opposition to slavery— a policy on which, if it were once successful, it would not do to administer the government for a Mingle month. It ia an abstraction, andt onoe carried of endorsed by the American people by legislative prohibition of sleverv, it must cease, and other question! of difkrenoe determine the line of action of the different parties who will soon again he divided on other question*, and again form new ones without the power to aggregate even on that which once gave a change to the dynasty. Popular sovereignty will be the ruling idea of the American mind bat while the doctrine of constitutional guaranties to slavery in the Territories, which the people can not abrogate, or occlude, as stated to the Dred "&>cott decision will be tenacionsly adhered to by the slavery propagandists, the groat conservative sentiment of the Union will crush it oat, until it will be no longer regarded aa a decision, but as the opinion of some of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the U. S. as that oourt was constituted in 1857.

Let abolitionists, radical and moderate, let Canatics who can only eee half of this Union. atwUhal otily through the eyes of a negro, gee into the Convenfioh and lay ita banefulittay did at Pittabaqg,.i$ef Repabiioan party was tmeei^}* #ml it will present a party of maladies eoogr&i*

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taJ, anfthe only sign ^f IjArto be will bepB ita having &*p! to exist, in other ardrds, it will havtj only began to exist when it begins to decay. They most cobsnlHhe interests of the po^r, the farmer, -itod the mechanic, fhey mnst consult thoae who do the voting, and lastly, cease to be politicians only for self-aggrandize-ment, and then what they do will go with the power of living burning truth, to the heads and hearts of those to be affected, tlose who do the voting aa-i live not by office. Planning of campaigns in Indiana must be transferred to other hands than those who have-worked only for spoils, and who, for npney would serve the.devil if they CouM 'gec higker pay'than the price for serving Qod. Jk-'A

Our disfriet, nave in cfew 1 oral tils, we **ow 14, tltafjpost ©oasecjrativc in the State, ai.d we hope to see it keep its position, and •Jlpvc all, do its own thinking and its own opting, regardless pf everybody, and then

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Republican? of Indiana, will you listen to reason—-to common.sense? Then heed the warning given to you by a brother Rcpulilfcan. He speaks like an honest politician—he reasoas like a man of judgment —snd is one who cannot be corrupted by such men as are the acknowledged leaders of the two-faced Republican party, not only of Indiana, but of the entire North.— You who have followed these men through the last Presidential campaign, for the sake of expediency, pause now before you pledge iyour influence to them, for when they again get yt)u publicly enlisted iu their cause—that of eelf-aggrandizement—they will but laugh at your weakness. Your present position is awkward enough, in all conscience, without seeking a remedy that would be decidedly worse thau the rfwcwe.

Democrats vs Democrats. The Democratic party, all over the country, at this time, stauds in a most peculiar position—one that gives tho longtried .and unterrified the privilege of speak ang of his feIlow««in»er in terms to suit his purpose, and in many eases, more ttuth is tekl ihan the members of •either wing have been in the habit revealing.— Heretofore,, the prospect of office closed tho mouths of the Uirbu4e«t, but at present tho breach is too wide to soon hope for repairs, and it is truly laughable to see these rampant sway-backed democrats making ugly mouths at each other across the precipico. We most sincerely congratulate the country on this state of affairs in our political history, for when Groek meets Greek something mutf bo done, and as we are merely a cfoeply interested looker-on, we shall stand back and draw our own conclusions from the Kilkenny cat-fightij

The Evaasviile Journal says: "As

the slaughtering season has already closcd we have made some inquiriee in regard to the number of hogs killed iu this and ailjoining countiaev We underhand that the nnmber packcd at Newbufgli is about 6,000 Kvansville,...*.i.......,..,...,........i. 9,500 New Harmony, 10,000 Mount Yernon,......................... 8,600 Grayville, 5,300 6,500 Ia Gibsoncoanty aboot,.,.i..^ ,i.

The product in Posey county has been nearly the lame as in Gibson. In Posey county, in this State, and White county, Illinois, the nnmber of hogs lost by the cholera daring the fail was about 6,000 yet the yifii in tlfet^tittttttitii has' been greatet than in any former year. The aambtfr slaughtered at New HarmonyJU larger than in any previous season." $

/af"Tbe St. Louis Democrat gives the, following comparative statement of hog killing «»r a 57. 1856. SL Lonls 97tWCr* 67.000 Alton 8,000 21,000

90t0(Hko 88,000

Excess this year2,3DQfe,: 'AhoiitJI0t000ttio#» more are to be killed.

Cans or BEE*.—Bees should he examined oacek"#6tk 111 winter', to 'see *£hat all is right. This is mach easier than to attend to pigs, liraeaJ |^ay, which no good farnHH- ootnplahn od What ia ^erm«d Itwk with bees is another

IlliSllilSi8S

JSV&KSOM JBBOWXLOW

™tejrity

against the common foe—locofocohim.

against And lastly, we say tp.jnr friends, ia this ^District, ke^panuttdivided feeling hgainst the foe, in order to take care of your own interests. Da not bo alarmed, ali will be well at last by conservative and consistent national spirit. In yonr conventions, which should be few, pass no resolutions, for we say tpl you, they %re ofttef tfafd to fight ovel'. Men without brains, self-con-stituted thinking committees often draft them without knowing what to write when they begin, and when finished, knowt notj what they have written.

These crude reaiarks arc our own, and we feel able* to defend them every shape against the policy of men who act for bread atad butter. Tlo^e T«se are-above, and when we have (o stifle Our better judgment and independence we ahall cease to edit a newspapei."

.has been inci

ted by Horace Greely to come to New York tin the springy aad it is proposed that Frederick Doaglas shall meet him ia a discussion of the slavery qneation. Mr. Browalow hae prepared himself for the case,. He says .,... „, .. "I shall take with me a servant, acting here in the capacity of a barber, and known as Alf. Anderson. He is a large, fine looking(i*«egto, flietweeti tlio years hf twentyfive and thirty,'reads and wriies well, has some experience as a^pu|)lic speaker, has stentorian lunge,is a strong,forcible speaker, rather eloquent than otherwise, and is a native of East Tennessee. lie will meet colored orators, advocate and illustrate Southern slavery, end opptwo abolitionism. In the meantime, if you can induce him to go with you upon an anderground railroad to.Canada, or to remain in your glorious land of freedom, I will let him do cither, and givo.im opposition to stealing hifli.

SEEKING FOROIVENKSS.-HOW many times have I gone mourning through the day for some hasty outburst of auger, and dared not lift ray voice to God in prayer for forgiveness aud peace of mind. I would feel that 1 had sinni d, and had no longer an interet at the throne of grace. And yet, as the day wore .away, and whatever had caused tho»e feelings of unhiippiness had somewhat faded fiom memory, I have gone to God at Inst ia real penitence ti'hd Contrition, and confessed my sins and found mercy.- But how in«ch better would it have been, had I done then as.iny after experience 1|£ taught me (o do—to go to God at once, aad be relieved of my harden.

SEWARD

AMONG THE

Couc I* Houisics. correspondent of the Vountry Geniltmvn snys "I determined to soud to the city for our best veterinary surgeon, who. gave me

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Cour.-Three ounces spirits of

Turpentine and one ounce tincture of opium. If relief i* not obtained in one hour, repeat the dose with one ounce of the beat powdered aloes welt dissolved together.

I feel it a duty to comuiunicate sny information that may posoibly benefit your readers, from whom 1 have derived mach.

TOM THCMB

Go to the

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Sauk or. CIRCASSIAN GIEIA—The London Pott thus speaks, in a recent number, of the traffic of Circassian girls ia Tarky:

Perceiving that when the Russians shall have reconciled the Caucasus, the traffic in white slaves will be over, the Circassian dealers have redoubled their efforts ever since the commencement of the peace conferences to iutro.luce into Turkey the great possible number of women, while the opportunity of doin£ so lasted. They have been ao successful, that never, perhaps, at auy former period, was white flesh so chcap as it is at this moment. Ther«j is in absolute glut iu the market, and dealers are obliged to throw away their goods, owing to the extent of the supply, which, in many instances, has been brought by fteam under tho British flag. In former time.-!, a "good middling" Circassian girf was thought very cheap at 100, but at the preseut moment the same description of goods may be had for £5.

VIHOINIA NEGROES.

Hon. VV. H. Howard, of New York, the ivitaiiou of the Hon. John 8 Pendleton, paid that gentleman a viit« few days nince, the object of which was to witness a old fashioned Virginia "Nigger"

regular corn shucking. Mr Pemlletoii being desi- as from one b«itle of

I ons that Reward, from iihat

he eouM seo

there, would be convinced tliat «l.ivery in C'ulpeper was not as bad a.« represented bv the anti-slavery men of the North. The frolic pnssod off very plcasafftiy, indeed, and no one was thore delighted than the New York -Senator.— llartrtitvH [Vu Whig.

OtrTDomt.—The most^'fil-

tercd down" specimens of humanity of which small America can boast is said to he a Geaeral Green, a native of Western Missouri, but now a resident of Illinois.He is a& iAUlIi^ont bdy ^i ftwei ^l«rs of age, although he looks twenty perfectly formed, ami much smaller thatr^the iar^ famed Tom- Thamb^^ ,7.11' ——r:— ^SrThe ease tf Andrew McGnire, which was continued from the laat term of the Cireait Coart, commences oa to-mor-

BarAXT & iPniAttost** Lccrtmsa.—Dttrttig past eight wedu oar lecture £a?ng fmblte tunre enjoyed a socceaafaa of enterUlnoents of au interesting and iMtreetire diaracter in the ootine of lectures delireced befcr* Bryant A. StnttotTi Mer«aatile College. UuA of the first takat of oncity has bfeeetmiq^isto i«quisUI«a. fin •.

The seveath leeiare, by Etiha BonC ^e "the Beaealsof CoaiiMtee, and cWmensal £duca was a dtciied secern, and amet ledoead to credit and advantage of fl»e hwtltadoa under whose aaqrices it w^delfrdnad|

The lectwe roaaa of the Coil^w is pmoot lesssfwehm than CMM be desfahed, bat this dUEcalV ty eilllMl

dated by their remordl lotheir net ,TUk*b' Wok, emtb-ewt corner «f

Clark anA Wa*hingtoa Greets. The a»W Col^^'^IfaMe toea-

ofctSe mint fashionable dress*

makers in New York tarns oat to be a man. For several year past, he haa beea fitting dresses to the beaatiful forms of the New Ytrk ladies, and fitting the ladies to their charming shapes of their dresses.— He ia said to have been extremely popu lar with the ladies.

If yon Want the Finest of CWrds, St i~f & Posiwa, Bill-Beads,. g. ,t ^Blanks, ^«KWHRi«Deed8»

Labels, Programmes,

Daily Union Job Boom,

#jp o^oj

Pamphlets, Notes, nf*

If* and all^ ^Constable's, Fancy1 Sheriff's^ PaiNTiKo, ts Blankr,^

We con and mil work for the lowest living prices, withoot fear of competition from any or all the POWER Prettee on the Wabash. Just leave yoar orders, we know what printing can be done for, and no one ekall under-bid u$, without paying dearly to thus get to danee, or to make people believe their popularity or exteniive facilities bring them work.

E E A N S E A E Corner ol Walaat and Foortb Streets.

E. LAM,

THOS.

FAHNT DONBAM

Mr. Hraar MACAa-nrr was Commenced with flattering prospects of success. Their performances have been received with approbatioa and delight, and their songs are highly pleasing and diverting: The entertainments this evening consist of the "Maniac Lover." Also, the laughable piece of "The Boald Sojcr Boy,** and the laughable Farce of "The Irish Tutor." During the evening Miss Fanny Denham and Hurry Macarthy will sing the following songs: 'ft mm

Groves 01 Blarney, Bould Sojer Boy with an Irish Jig and Polka. Widow Malone, and Nora the Pride of Kildare. The performance will conclodawith a aew Tab-' loau, "Washington Crossing the Delaware," in a a a a 3 W

D- TO THE SUFFERING COMMUNITY HulmboldV Genuine Preparation of Fluid Extr.nct Buchu is offered as a apedific. Read the advertisement headed "Helmlxild's Genuine PreparaUon."

Jan. 19, lg58-d&wlw i.

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1 •. 1 Blings' Coal Tard Is the place to get your Coal they are supplying, their Yard with good Coal from their miucs. First ome,first served.f

,-AT" HOOKSTOWN,

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I' A Minister's Testimony.

Beaver Co. Pa.,! Feb. 5th, 1857.

We prefer buying BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS for cash, to save the discount. Hope to send you soon a recommendation froih our Miti®t inter,testifying to its enratiVe powers. (SigHed,)

MOODY fc CAROTHERS. INDIGESTION,

1 DASNUTOwit, Montgomery Co Md January 3l»t, 1857. I never felt the benefit of anv mcdieinc so much

Tr*s

BOSBHAVE^'S HOLI.ANO BIT

I purchased last fall. I with to know WII«Tcan get it without ft-nr of 'reposition. (Si^ni'd,) JOSEPH r. DELLETT.

FROM A RUGGIST. AroLLO, Arm?tronl» Co Dcc. 15, 1856.

HOI.LANO

Jan 7,

MCLF.AS'S

wl,(

night too great to pursue in the future, 1 in the United Slates. W« say to every reader, try adv whoa-a valuable animal is thesuljcct "CURE

WOOD'S HA«

THE

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..Pa..) 56.

Mrs rs. B. hpf, Jr. At Co. Dear Sir*—I purchased 1 do*, of your PfK*ii \rr'.«

Brrr»:as, fntin your traveling ngvnt,

which has pi voti great satisfaction in tlii. pcction. Send me another dozen for which I enclose the money.

C. BOVARD.

PiRr.xoTio

..... ,. but it ha.* pr*vrtl to be an itivalu ble reihetly to patho lollowitlg recipc US a cure for colic, as -rify the blood and strengthen the system every I deemed my rashnoss of the proceeding "ne

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edy ban been

CosniAi..—This rem

lore the public only

short time,

,!,0J 'l n-commi-ntU It to others, uutil it

Imf become thv standard remedy with every family

it—it is a delightful aromatic. Seo advertisement in another column. e» fyr (X Jan. 19,1858-diwlw

Extraordinary Renovation «f ike BlOod! The astounding cures pomplished by Dr.Roback Scandiavian Remedies, are the result of their Immediate and most salutary effect upon the blood.' Nervous complaints, indigestion, scrofuls, liver complaints, melancholy .general debility, affections of the procreatire organs, ulcers, eruptions, etc., all have their seat and source in the blood. II that fluid is healthy, the whole body is healthy and if corrupted, it is quickly freed from every taint by Dr Roback's Bleed Purifier andPills. Every mail brings Srateful letters from convalescent patients. The whole West rings with the praises of these priceless wati|ee^—See Advertisement. r^r* Ti r.

RwroaATrre.—We hjtve never

known aay other medicine irin as large achate of public confidence in so short a time aa this has done. It has not been more than a year since we first heard of it, aatT it new stands at Ofe bead of All remedies of the kind. We hav« sever used any of it vufwlres, hav bad ao occasioet as our "crown of gtoi7"#ie^0nly Myetre^alMits original color, but gets more so—-but some of our friends* have, Ind we h.ire never known it to GUI in restoring the habtoitsorigkiafoelo^ Wa advtae sM as are becoming pMndism *f*T, ^^te'meiwtoeatlve a trial,—{Cheater (IIhnois) ifoaMb^tJB-rfdt^.aii good IWvggisU. v*" Jad.

AMERICAN ALMANAC AND RE-

POSITOFYOFESELI^JCNOWLEHKE^ER S«ARTBE-«5C. For

sale at W. if. BUCKINGHAM'S. Jsn.97-dtf .l-HlnM.-Vt'gi *.sT±f. JJ.

LIVINGSTON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA, anew supply, at BUCKINGHAM'S. Jaa.96-dtf

EARLY

INDIANA TRIALS, END

By H4n.O. H. Smith, la ooe octaro, volume of 640 pager $i,90-

For sale at,

Jan. S7-dtf W. H. BUCKINGHAM^-

ACara

LARGRaad jdfoite,isseK«idBt»f Fiae Ciaad Ciicuriaa ^Tvkaeceit tsM^riian Aaderano^i Souo^ jHt received. Wa aak tlie lorasof (SieWssD to aire as a call. ...

.^l^/'Ceiaer^lth and Main Streets, ituaMm rr Jaa. &t4tormti9»•. -.-«» fonrfhttCtU. i^t)

Propose to reduce their «lock

Before the" 1st of March, and in order to accomplish this, we are making another Great

Rediictioh in Prices, We are also receiving New Goods daily, to keep the assortment in orderl

Just OpenedL

1 case SneManchester Delainesat.^ usually at

I Calico, at

..Actiag Manager,

B, HADCUFfB .Stage Manager. The Engagement of Mtas

15c 25c 35c

All Wool Fluid Merinoes at Printed Basque Flannela at 35c 10-4 Whitney Blankets at $4 00 a pair. 2 cases Merimack Prints 3 eases Cochcco. Pacific and Manchester

Vf^8aadlO

5 bales 4-4 heavy brown muslins at 8c do Atlantic browa at 6^5 do Fiae 39 iach brown maslin 9el0 3 cases bleached muslins 4-4 at A, 10al2|Bleached Linnen Table cloths from 65

I to §6,00 each^ ifa, Browa, all sizes from 40 to 1.25 each. Table Linens, Brown ana Bieacned from 3d to 60 cents per yard. linen and Cotton JDiapers all widths. Towels, Napkins and Doylift,

White Glooms, Laces and Embroideries, Ladies, Misses and Children's

1 Hosiery and Gloves,

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ShawlsClouks& Furs. I At half their valaeJ '1• Bear this in mind that Dry Goods will never be sold again as low as we are now offering our entire stock* RICE, EDSALL & CO

Ladies' Bank of Fortune,

At Wolfe's New House on Second Street, Where 1 ahall be pleased to sec my old patrons, as I am in receipt of a fine stock ©t v\

New Gtoods,

purchased at greatly reduced prices at the time of the fiiiRwitl crisis in New York I have therefore, prepared thfcR.-uik so that it wjll give many more prizes and better ones to those that invest their dollar, mid we now warrant valte fuc evcrv draw made. Thetvlinvc silreadY gone out, anum berof fini! articles v:»lu»J froc^ five to ten dollars each, ami have not had rtiaby drnws yet, aa we onlv opened Vut week,

Jan. 2-1-dlt if. ANN HOLMES* .• 1:

Vocal and Instrumental Muaic.

I S S N O W

(lite oir«ntleton, (Vl.) MuMral Stmhmry.)

RK^PKfTKllUA*

Inform* the public, that Afco will

remain In Trri*-H«lit«i lorn few 4*v# li» rvcclv* npjillcatioim lor .MU«icul InMrm tlol)*. She lelrf» to ma^e known tli.tt nil* hat taught with the tu»nt itnbounrteit *uocm* In a Hunil»*r of plact?*: fntm wlu«fi? ih« bears wltk liar the liiiftu-.t ro-(*iuti«iMlMlit4. ln•trurtloiw jtlvon on tin- fiaitO f^rtv nr Ap-

IlcMtinn We mal« at il« Ofllca vr at tV. s, Co-'pcr1* rvaldiic« Htr«t Mr«rt. ThU I* to certify lh-.l Ml** Nellie Hown Imn clv^p In itr'irtioii" In tti r.*«p*»-tl vc fiiin111«-«. nn«l II.K pr«VI'| ht!r«clfto ^unlifl^'l

NIKI

fin tho Hlann K«rl** a»i«l G«m».

Ja». »3'1tr -V-.

t^m lii'r

n. TrowtirUlgd, Jn». Whiiii.jr, Jitliii rhrtnttaa, J'- H. IJ. J. Rrnwii. Nr». A.I* I.vmaa.

Coal! Coal!!

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the uriilt'nngiied would call the ntti-ntlon of their eustomrrs »ml the public in g»-ner«l to tho firt thai tlicv nre still fiigat'otl in the C":il tnch- ill this ci'y, and nre now prepared to supply the city with any amount ofcoal.-nMhoi tnutice,

Aa Low the Lowest.

delivrrrd to any part of city, and those wfio'rlioose to patnmiw cm nlwava nave It at tlu-w flfjurr-, as we do not 'uh to tnKc advantage of any one'j necessit v, as h»s already boon done by some of our coal dealers. All ord/i* left with C. A. Goodwin at the Vigo Connty Scales, or with the undernigned at th^ir office near the T. H. it R. R, R. Depot, will r»ccive prompt attentaou.

TKSMS—-Caah

on delivery.

Nov. 28*d3w i.(? Ji 8. & A C. COMBS.

Purify the Blood

Am) THUS REXOYE DISEASE FROM THE j?f ". if

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Am trtra &

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OOMFOUMS SYRUP

SARSAPARILLA? Used tedth great saoeess by all regwlar Pbyaicianf, will do this, whenever there is the slightest chance that anything will fib good. .This Syrup is prepared strictly in accordance with the formula oi the U, 8. P., and in not a secret medicine, hat one which every Doctor and Drnggifct is aeqnainted with. We do not offer thli to the public as a King Chert All, bat simpler say, that in all diseases arising front' 'J Impurities of thio BlobdrJ

Clironic ftb«uft?atwni^

Seeoudary Syphillis^^, Blotches and Eruption$\

v."

the

Lunuu. Diseoon

DcAiiuta.

E StockhoMevs of the Tetre Haute Gas UantCiMBpMy are nqiusud toa^acat th» effice of said Company ia the city of Teire-Hautf, o» Friday the l&fc lor Jawawy, '^s^ im t% transaetioa of important badness.

Dec. 30-dtf

Wn. J. BALL, Prest.A

Orocaries and

A I¥ewArnt Ikkl/lfft

LlSVW»wAia twwn |«4PNfWMS Capt. A. a, TlPjbr, bqt l«at* lo ft*

will b* kitMrHfliir aim to krMt »«IJ artSrl* In thlr

of i*JRk& Stitay (Md »f)a«ira. K«%W Goods of tlte best qpvlity^ tfnd to sell at the krw«Btftavk«t mfa^ ..v and jv Wtf Wrtlf^ ^isi-

Dew in tt^

and honAt

ma!wiAr

t4*

don*, OurBxprvM WMfsa wTff' gtMWtb1 »V«r) pa nor town tNw *f rhargw.

Mr A AO

ASSSiw so iMf wlSk ®ir. Taylor wtlt attll

continue ia tke kotu*. nt ttoirkf Win k» *aKTf«d af ow* aa* fcejit Mil «a4 complete.

CASH paid tor twatrj fratoft aiH m«lT*d S»r «o?4a.

Poat Oil to Jan. 1», 1858*.

ftf tt

Corner Main and Sixth Sts.

Jaa. 27-'58.

Ladies' Bank of Fortune. I have now re-opened the

rati atths Ptovtato* (tor* a tew door* ttntfc ofikw POOXK.

I EU V-

.. vif.

I take pteaiar* tn itnwtandltf X& tif ti&iift tndl cuatowaCT, nm*ucca»ot ia .Fo"f aa worthy of their patronage.

Jan.ai.ftlr.wlm.

JU TAT LOR.

,t ai

PACIFICH0TEL

D. W. STRADKR CO., ProprUton,

Terms per Day,. |l»SO. OPPOSITE PACIFIC-"RU' 'R. DEPOT, Cor. of Seventh and Poplar StroeU. 1 mtm soilli, Mo.,

O* All Baggage from the Depot free «f chargeWe Keep in our employ a competent person to stiperrisft and take baggage, aad give travoler* all the information diey may desire.

Jan. 90,1858. d*w6m.

hare two rfmall Houses and Lots on Market street, for aalc or exchange for farms,at nor office. llARBERT & BAKTOK,

JHR. 19,

dtf i•!!. Land Agfuu.

YOU*can

pureltftse

gowl Stoain Saw Mill in

good running order at lew ratoa. ami on rooJ term*, at HARBERT & HARTON'S, Jan-19-dtf- ,Xsud Ajjeiita.

have a large number of vacant lioU for sale at low figures, and low credit. ha BBRXAJBABBiWi^ a 1 9 A OW is tlie tinio for bu crH to pitc'i in as w» N hare a large list of pr'pertj oi our books, which is ofTered at low rat-a. niv# a oil,

HARiiERTA^nAlU'ON,

Jan, lfl tltfr.. Laitd Ag«nw.

YOU

can exchange your City proprr jr lor wild Lands at this office, hv calling soon. iiARDERT&.BARTON, Ja:I 19-dtf^' I^IMJ AJJTUU.

The New Volnmes of ttls«kw»s4 and ma FOUR BRLFLSH RCVXSWB,

CJMMKNCR AN FOLLOW*:

THE NORTH BRITISIf, EDI N BURGf !,§•". HA W1 LONDON

QUAR-.T

1 Jau, *•».

W EAT MINISTER,

Mn.i W

Lrh

«Tnr

\17'$nl*r,ri(tion Prirri-^nkrliwood or SHJ nr ono '•f the Uevicwa a y-ar Blpqkw'ofnl and onv R-vi«'w—or any t#6 firvtew#, *5'. The Fpt.r Rcviews. $*. UI.K'.k «-0(»iI .'mil tlteVnur IterieVs $(0.

ITTPostngc (wliieh SIIMUIII

Skin. &c.v &c.,

That if any medicfneVilf do gqW, this is the one. Pifr lh« Ifntf Mi# of Uui Syrnp, we refer to Phypic*aj»s generally.

EVERYTHI»0 ELSE

FAILS, GIVE THI8 A Price—$1,00 per bottio, or six bottles for #5,0^. o%aTJ IIT's CI

MADS

"ggy'

.'I '4\

Manal^are^and sfll^

DJiboff/STS Ayp CHEMiBTS,

maun 4 feri^EMa^lNi

lassi®

liiK

IMJ.

paid oi«rtirly in

advance) mi the. four Ri-vl*w and Flfsrkwood to any l'ost Office in the T'nitrJ Stnt^a, only ff) ct*. per year.. Namely: cents a ear on each Review, and 24 cctiU.jt renr »n B'aelswoofl

J,. SCOTT

A CO

ruhlWhrm

.Vr fi «!d sticet, Cnu.')C ofFohoti, N. Y. Jmt. lft,

'5P.

.1—j 1_

IMPORTANT TO TltK

DEAF AND BLIND.

DR. K'LEOD, 0? SCCH^KD, ',' Proprietor of tho Inititotlonfor tfr !)raf and Blind, Chicago, Ills./has a»i*ed in^prrt* llattt*, Indiana ahd mfcy be conrnlt* for a few daya at the Stewart Home. Kirijr attshtlOti ladrairad.

O* Dursns, Dizziness, Noise I.H THK IIKAD, and all discharges A-om'theEaa, iVkwrrn^oa..NosTSILS ontirely removrd.

Dr. MoLeod has made' a aew discovery of a fluid

without the use of'the kuifo"/

fi*

Jan. 20,1858-dlCM.

onp»h

NE1V Atttl

AND IPLBNTT OF OOAXs II

Tof

HE UNTERSRTJNED H^8T?ITIJR

Fai rbank^s heay* draft scsJcs

BH-

coal, hay, and all.other heavy articles," 00 the lot weSt of Bement's wholesale Grocery 8tore, whfr« the weigh master wH^bef&nndtnreadlaess, at all times, to wait upon those who ss^ givehisa a call

All orders left witlr tiie wefgbwwter a* tlie sealcs wHI

^wwnptly attende

fto^

^QHer^sotlHt^L

'r Hotico.

There are some unsettled bills' In' our possession as Assignees of N. PHIELOS. We are about making MMM^eineatstb (AiMl't^eiwVisril^nHsOiMtter, sad respeetAflt# request thoee SiW-wing them-

RA? ing to the

BKIKUM

AeeMaraerr thatafe not arrang

ed within tea days, wttfjbt dolbeted by legal gro-

BARjffcV ^AtT8tlK, A»i^eei

Tem-Haate, Jaa. IS, I8&g-dlfe .r'f,

rpHE TERRE HAUTE Is RlCHMOIf1-R. R/ Ci Will'gfre thfought receipts to Buffalo, New'Yorti, Boston, Phltadelphla, Baltinwaa aad Cincinnati at lowest rates.

C. W. ITANCOURT, Agent

tmmr&Wto H& gciv/rr^T

Creek Township,^^go isdiaty, lmliana, and popte oa the tseeObiday )of Anuei^} ne redCeririth with a ance ot being done vj a ao

her tail, the

appearance of being done Uf a aog. no ofher roErk* or br«ft® peWirribTff. ft be ire years old ne«ejnn^«e|»ratoed toOtUen^an

-i'SSESfe'St

SW«'

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