Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1858 — Page 2

BALK oF„TWcsr'Kosi LAKD.—Thia sale took place at Indianapolis on Saturday last. The bidding was spirited. Every pieee offered but two •as sold for cash.— Two pieeei »n!y were knocked down.oh time. sVi

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I. M. BROWN, Editor. T. B. LOJItliAnMUtg EilMr. $ 7 \, -_* ,'Tteat

TERRE-HATJTE.

FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 89. 1858.

JOT'Pork ia now selling at 84. The prices hare rtnged from 88,50 to S4 during tho #ho)o season. The number packed this aeason will fall far behind last.— No anxiety is exhibited on the part of any of ihe buy#J3i t# Caotinae purchasing, antf thi market may be considered fa^t^coming to a clot*.

Later from BLansa*. St. Louis, Jan. 2t.

The Democrat's Kansas correanondent says that the people have decidca not to tnemoralize Congress for an enabling act bat to pass one thamselves, and frame a Constitution which will be the Topeka instrument, and submit it for acceptance or rejection.

Mr. Clarkson passed Boonville yesterday, en route to Washington, with the Lecompton Constitution and the official returns of'the late election.

NBW ORLEANS, Jan. 26

The grand juiy has refused to find a bill against Gen. Walker.

DEIRARR WILL.—The Louisville Courier Bayii that the artesian well of the Messrs. Dapont, of that city, has now reached the depth of nineteen hundred feet. It adds: "This is the deepest well now km)mi in the world. Tbe next in depth is the well at Gronelle^^r Paris,which is 1,300 feet. Louisville has therefore tin deepest well in the world, and the talloai steeple in the United States, the cross on the St Louis Cathedral being 286 feet high, while the summit of Trinity, Now York is only 264 feet."

The Farmer and Mechanic's Bank

of Detroit has resumed business.

JfW Hans, the Louisville fireman wlio was shot on Thursday night last, died on Saturday morning.

t&T Great preparations were making at Harriaburg, Pa., for the inauguration of Oov. Parker.

TCRRIPIC STORM IN LOWER CALIFORNIA —LA PAZ IN LLUINS,—A correspondent says:

On the 80th of Soplembcr, about nine o'clock in the evening, commenced the hurricane which of late years has become periodical in these parts. It increased gradually in violence till about 11 o'clock and then gradually subsided till 3 o'clock in the inoi uing—the l*t of October. The terriflic fury of tho galo in said by tho inhabitants to have surpassed that of any preceding one within recollection, and though not attended (at least in La Paz) with the aame loss uf lifo-aa the'storm of 1856, its other results were oven more diaasterous. Thirteen vowels—everything in* fact in port, with the single exception of a launch in laguna and a schooner in Pichilinqne— were driven ashore almost at tho onset, thp Jeantftq, of San Francisco, holding on to tho last. Had the coast been rocky, the loss of lifo would have been fearful. The Ksperanza, chartered by the Government, was after great exertion, floated yesterday. Thu Blancarte, Paquotte, Pearl, Jeanette, and others still remain high and dry.— The crew of tho last go up to-day to GunyIUas. Seven-tenths of the inferior dwellings of the town are heaps of ruins, and many of the better class, stHi as tho Dishop's palace. Mr. Kimball's, 6tc., arc in a similar condition. There is perhaps scarccly a house in La Pax which does not presont evidences of tho fearful fury of the storm. Ail the barracks are a wreck, the streets obstructed by fallen trees, and tho gardens almost destroyed.

But oue solitary traveler has reached us from San Jose since the catastrophe: Sixty houses, the church, and all the pahn and sugar plantations are reported utter* Iv destroyed, with tbe loss of six lives in tie suburbs. Tho sea there ami at Cape San Lucas swept a mile and a half inland carrying away everything in ita devastating route. At the Cape, Captain Richie's large house was swept off with all the smaller houses in the settlement, and loss of lifo.

Commissioners are now employed taking a census of the losses in ordef to report to the General Government the ruined and impoverished condition of the country. Meanwhile the troops are being rapidly withdrawn, like locusts flee* ing from a country already pillaged. The first detachment left in the Brisa a few days ago, and are to be followed by a majority of tho remainder in the commencement of the eturning month. The sole redeeming feature of tbe tempest has been the liberating of a large quantity of tbe precious metal in the place of Las Gallinas and the uncover£hg*oi a valoaBle ma of ailrer in the *eighborhH*lcf San Anto-

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Mr. Fillmor#'* Habits and Health. A co*re*pouUcut of the i?*m YoiiS6b server gives the following "rauonnte of the remarkably good health and looks of ox President Fill mono. It is rtplcto with instruction

It was my privilege to meet our hon ored ex-Pre&ident a tew evenings since At asocial entertainment. Sitting down for a few moment's conversation with him, 1 was struck with hit singularly healthy appearance. Kverything about his noble framo indicated a man of iron constitution the orcct posture, the cheeks of rud glow, the full muscular developments, would have been glad to converse with him about political affairs, in which his interest seems unabated but my curiosity was chiefly excited to know the secret of such a vigorous hid age in one who had under gone such a vast amount of public labor as he. "Yon appear to be in exoollont health, sir/' I rematked.

have taken but one dose of medicine in thirty-seven years," ho replied, "and thai was forced upon me by my friends, and was entirely unnecessary." "It Is rather remarkable, sir," I "said, "that one, who has passed through such a cancer of toil, care, and vicissitude aB you have, should maintain a condition of uoia~ terrnpted bodily vigor." "I owe the fiact," he replied, "to an originally strong constitution, to an education on a farm, and to life-long habits of regularity and temperance. I never smoked or chewed tobacco I never knew intoxication. Throughout all my public life I maintained the same regular and systematic habits of living to which I had previously been accaBtomed, I never allowed my usual hours for sleep to be interrupted.

The Sabbath I atMays kept at

a day of rest.

Besides being a religious

duty, it was essential to health. On commencing my Presidential career I found that the Sabbath had frequently boon em ployed by visitors for private interviews with the President. I determined to put an end to this custom, and ordered my door-keeper to meet all Sunday visitors with an indiscriminate refusal.. While Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means, in Congress, and during my entire Presidential career, my labors were always onerous and often excessive, but I never suffered an hour's sickness through them all."

Our conversation was interrupted by a summons from our hostess to the supper room. Oysters, ice-croam, turkey and jel lies were spread out upon the generous table, and the guests attacked the luxurious repast without mercy either to it or to them selves.

I-watched the ex-President with no little interest. Everything which could tempt the palate was offered to him, but to all he politely said, "No, I thank jou.M .He simply sipped a cup of tea, to avoid being singular, with fiis nsual courtesy. I cast my eye over the room-full of guests, and could not see one who looked as healthy as he—not one who, seemingly, with as much impunity might indulge in a surfeit at bed-time. How the example of his tcmperancc affected others, I know not, but I went aivny from that evening party with a now resolve to cat less, that I might work more and to better purpose.

A WOWAN'B ADVANTAGE.•'—A Woman may say what she likes to yoti, without the risk of getting knocked down for it.— She can tako a smoke after dinner, while her bnsband has to go to work. She can dress herself in neat and tidy calico for a dollar, which her husband has to earn and fork over. Sho can go forth into the strcctt without being invited to treat at every coflee-house. 3"ho can paint her face if it is too pale, and ilonr it if loo red. She can stay at home in tinio of war and wed again if her husband is killed. Sho can wear corsets, if too thick—-other fixings if too thin. She oan oat, drink and be merry, without its costing her a cent. She can got divorced from her husband whenever she seos one alio likes better.— Vnd she can go in debt all over nntil he warns the public, by advertisement, not to trust her on his account any longer.

QUESTION FOR A \VIFE»-\V« do not know who wrote thn following but it ought to be printed in letters of gold "Do you recollect what your feelings were immediately after you had spoken the first unkind word to your hnsband? Did you not feel •shamed and grieved, and yet too proud to admit it? That was, is, and ever wilt be yonr evil genius! It is the tempter"which labors incessantly to destroy your peace* which cheats yott with aa evil delnsion that your husband deserved your asgor, when he really most required your love.— It is a cancer which feeds on those unspeakable emotions you felt on the first pressure of his hand and lip. Never forget the manner in which the duties of that calling can alone be fulfilled. If your husband is hasty, your example of patience wilt chide as well as toach him. Tour violence may alienate his heart* and your neglect impel him to desperation Your soothing will redeem him —your soAwas subdue him and the good tutored twinkle of those eyes, now fitting beenitifally with priorKsaa tears, will make him all

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.itk'a Kf tin

tTila »we«t winsome ffceo

Wj:.. .w*uii!« «KOmerry, And tliat form wbots airy grace Mock* tho woodland fairy Tripping careleanlj along,

Trilling aott, a harveataong? $ Gcntl© dove-eyed Olarie.

LOT ing hands hart atrewn her way Thus tar, with fair flowers She hatb gathered roses gay. j-

Where that radiant smile gleams. I Light uuto our household given, Hall of earth and half of hearen

Beams tbe smile of Clarie.

Care both yet upon her brow Marked no Kae or furrow, Liglitly still jrears come and go,

Knows her heart no sorrow. Maytimc's pencil noter trace Deeper lines Upon that face

Charming face of Clarie.

May sbe long be spared to blesa With her presence cheery, And her lore, our loneliness

Oh may time be wary Iiow he, care and trialB bring) How be clouds and shadows fliag.

O'or tbe fnce of Clarie. MARY FRANCES.

Tcrre-Hautc, /an. 25th* 1858.

SCitI PSCK APOLOU Y.

An S A now I mean 3 write, To aweet J., The girl witboat a

The belle ot'U K. ..

11 dcr if got tha 1 I wrote 9 4, I sailed in the A A

Aad sent by N Moore.

My head will scanec eontaift" 1 oal« IDEA bright, But 8 miles from (J I must thia chance 9 write. ffi-O

But friends and ioes alike A-. As may plainly see In every funeral A A

Or Uncle's LEG.

From Virtue never V8, Her influence B§ Alike induces 10 deraneaS,

And 49 tude virv. I

Should N E N U, HE Z, mind it not, "Should N friendshipshow, \ru«

TUcy shoald not Bigot.

for annexation 9, My cousin heart &U* He offers in a if

A 2of land.

And if canllotWlt S Or cause an I hope U'11 put a 211.

He says lit loves to S virtuous and Y's In N C,

AH others in hla I's.

This S A now

I pray 9 ca«o, And do not burn in E G. My young and wayward muse.

Now fare well dear

hope that t) true

When thiaU see theb \$ can say A AuSAIOU.

Ramsey ft Newcomb's Campbell Minstrels. This celebrated troupe of Minstrels, numbering sixteen performers, will give two concerts in this city next week, Feb. 5th and 6th, at tho National Hall. A late number of the Cincinnati Commercial has the following ,•

CASTTBELL MINSTUBLS.—This decidedly "star troupe" of ethiopian bonds, notwithstanding the unprecedented attraction at the National and other places of amusement, opened, on Thursday evening, to an audience at Smith & Nixon's Hall of not leas than 1600 persons, and so great was the hit they made that we feel satisfied that, for the five nights of next week in which they give entertainments, (he audiences wiH rather increase than diminish. Ihe band ia as perfect as possible, and while those* whose taste is abeorbod hy a sense of |tHe broad and ludicrous may make sure of laughing ell tbe buttons ofT ready-made clothing, the mot* scientific oan gratify their taste in listening to a concert, vocal and instrumental, executed by cultivated and talented artiste^ This evening tbelrvwpe will giro one entertainment at thry New Musical Hall in Covington, and an advisa «or friends "over the water" not to SUM the opportunity, for we can asaar»thein that they have never wit* nesicd anything comparable to Uuma*y ft Newoomh's Campbell llioattais aioeo their has b^^uieorporatcd

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Plucking bbiwoms hers and there In the dotted moadow," Wreathing garlands for berhatr 'Ne&tli thealm treo's shadow Laughter's rich and rippling tono,

Floating mnaio like along, ,' From the lijw of Clarie.

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Lc't the thorns for coming hour*. Fair all thiags to her doth seem,

#9"Tho Legislaturr of Virginia have elected Wm. L. Jackaon Lieilt. Governor. This ofllce has been vacant for some time, owing to tho re&ignaiiottof EH. MT. MMO1 RIM. -I

If yon Want tlu» Finest of Cards, 7'' H", i'ostarp, Sill-Heads, S. blanks.

Checks, Deeds, Labels, Programmes, Go to tht DailyDr&ion JobSooa, tyoioj

Pamphlets," Notes, ...Constable's,: "Psncy raiNTim},

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Life thus far hath been a dream, To light-hearted Clarie.

Smiles sbe acattereth abroad, Freely as the sua-beams (Sloomy ahadowa linger not

HBQEMAV'S THEATRE

Corner ml Walaat aa4 Fonrtb Streets.

E. I.AMS Acting Manager, Taoe-B. Rsncurra, Stage Manager. PHI DAY EVENING* JAM. C8, 1859. Thia eviinhi&'a entertainments are devoted to a Benefit for Miaa FAXXT DBNHAM. A variety oi at'tractire noroitioa will be presented, and a quantity of singing and dancing. The laughable ptace of "Irish Assurance," the amusing Interlude of an "Alarming Sacrifice." Tbe delightful coasedietta of the "Eton Boy" and the irresistably funny farce of *'Yankee Modesty." Harry plqys a Baqje S«4e and dances a jig. The Company will all appear to the best advantage, and Mies Donhau.'and Harry Kacarthy appear in all the pieces and have maie the most pleasing selections of songs and dances for tfeeir patrons.

A 3|iiii»ter'* Testimony Hooarrowa, Braver Co., Pa Feb. 5th, 1W7

We buying BCERHAVE'S HOLLAN® BIT! KU* for cash, to sure the discount. Hapft •to send you soon a recommendation from our M\teistcr,tetii0"iiig to itu nirntivcpo#cn«. (Sijrnil,)

Jan 7, to8-dl#

Jan. 19, lP58-d&wlw

*L'^*y-" ?"$r*

Sheriff's,

'Jt-.fi Blanks,

and

wfll

work for tho lowest

living prices, without fear of competition from any or all tho POWER Prestft

on the

Wabash. Just leave yourordcrs, wc know what printing can

be done for, and

thaU under-bid

no cm

ut, without paying dearly

to thus get to danco, or to make people believe th«£r popularity or txteniive facilities bring them work.

MOODY CAROTHERS. INDIGEoTION.

t)aRNK3TOW!«, Montgomery -Co Md.,^ January 34 st, la'57. I nercr felt tbe bene'fit of snv m«ficiiio from one b»ttle of NACAHAVA'S H*LI.AD BITTeas I purchased lsst falU I wish -to know wlictv c.\n get it withotit fear of \mpo.Mtiw. 7Siirt^od()

JOSEPH BELTETTV

FROM 4 RUGGlST. Aroixo, Armstrong Co., Pa.,• Dt"c. t5,1¥6€.

Mw^rs.U. Page. Jr. 4. Co. D«ar Sirs—I purchased 1 dole, nfrYo*r BreHKAYcV HOULAWO HfTTr.ns, from your traveling ngrnt, which h«s given great satisfaction in thin section. Scud nie anothtf 'diacon^ fur which I diclofC the money. is

W. C. 80VARD.

McLrA.v's SraeiwrnicSTyo CoabiXt.—'Thli *e\hedy has bevn before the ^Wblic only a short time, but stbns proVed to be RM liiMUhl -blcrfmedy to purify the blood and !(tro«(»thon the System CVF+Y one_ who n.A'S it n'cnmMcttds to others, nntil it has'become the standard rCWedy with eVcrv fatnllY in the United Stales. W« say tn oVory rrVler, try it—it is a delightful aromatic. SVFE adVertiscMrnt in another cohimn.

Extr«*rdinar)' ttcSoratlo JSlOM

of thv

The abounding cures poniplished by Dr.RohnekV Sc.indisvian Remedies, are the result of tliolr immediate and most salut«ry effoct upon the blood. Nervous complaints, Indigestion, sernfuln, liver complaints, mclinchiily^iipriil li nffbctfotia of tho procrcatlvc ortrans, ulceiS, erupUonst r.UJ.» all hsVe their se:it nnd sonrcc tn the blood. If th it fluid is healthy, the whole body is heulihy and if corrupted, it i.« quickly freed from every taint Ity Dr Roback's Blood Purifier nnJPills. Every mail brings Srateful letters from convdescent patient*. The whole West rings with the prjiises of tliegf priceless curatives.—See Advertisement. loj.it 13.

WOOD'S HAU RasToaAtrvs.—We have never known any other medicine win as large a share of public confulence in so short a time as this has done. It ba« not been more than a year sinci wc first heard of iuand it naw stands at the head of all remediesorihe kind. We have never used any of it Hired ves, hav had no occasion, as our "crown of glory" not only as yet retains its original color, hilt gets more so—but some of our friends have, and \rc have nercr known it to fail in restoring the hair to its original Color. We advise silch as are becoming prematurely jjray, t'i tcire the Restorative a trial.—[Chester (HUjpois) Herald. Sold hy all good Druggists. Jan. 6,1858.dim

tTTO THE SUFFERING COMMUNITY Hc]mb»!d's Genuine Preparation of Fluid Extr.irt Buchu ia offered aa a specific. Read the xdvTt.»ement headed "Helpibold'a Genuine IV-paration."

Jan. 19, 1658-diwlw

Kings' Coal Yard

la the place to get your Coal they are supplying tbeir Yard with good Coal from their minea. First orae, first aerved.

25 Dollars Reward.

THE

undersigned bad a( large lot of Clothing atoleu froaa a line in hU yard, on last evening a little after dark. Tbe clothing consisted principally of women's apparel. I will ^ire tbe above reward for the apprehension of the thief and recorcly of the Clothing or ten dollars for the Clothing.

Jan. 29. 48-431 WM. HUTTON.

RPHB AMERICAN ALMANAC AND RE* punitory of oactulJCnowlMige, for For sate aw-r

Jan. 27-dtf

DR.

ut iuwwn»tRe, I or year the *58. W. H. BUCKIJIGHAIRS^

LnrINGST0N'8 TRAVFLS IN AFRTCA, new eapplj, at- gsBUCKlNGEAM'S. Jas.S6-dtf

ARLY INDIANA TRIALS, aad Sketches By Q«a.O. H. Smith, in one octavo rohnae of 640 pai^sj $2,00- For sale at, /an. S7-dtf W. H. BCCK!NGHAM*9-

ALARCUawlehbioeaaa^rtnackt

loraa

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gar* amd Cke wlaff Tekwoeee iacMtoff Aadcroee's fcuoi, Jut matci We «ak At

of tbeWma t« dfc* aa a call. T. BARR ft CO-. Cotacr|A ac4 IMaPtiiilfc .-..gi J«,a«,»w. ^^Ha^aTlLd.

Viv^l"^?^*-'v^'^^^j^S -J«5«..^7KA:-L'i^'?r^vV~-r-^-rTi^?'-T'^r-i*!?'- }t- --T'?^"'• Y•!•*-^-:V"

EDSAtlri CO..

Propose to reduce their stock

$ 1 2 0 0 0

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

Reduction in Prices,

We are also receiving New Goods daily, to keep the assortment in order.

Just Opened.

1 case fine Manchester Delaines at J^Sc usually at All Wool Plaid Merinoes ab 1/ 35« Printed Basque Flannels at 3jc 10-4 Whitney Blankets at $4 00 a pair. 2 cases Meriraack Prints 3 pases Cochoco, Pacific and Munch eater

Cal ico, at 8 and 10 5 bales 4-4 heavy brown muslins at 8c 6 do Atlantic browu at 6|5 do Fine 39 inch U^own ronslin 9al0 3 ca*es bleached muslitis 4-4

Bleached Linncn Table cloths from 65 to $6,00 each. Brown, all sizes from 40 to 1,25 each. Table Linens, Brown and Bleached from 35 to 60 cent* per yard. Linen and Oott»u Diapers all widths. Towels, Napkins ami Doylis,

White Goods, Laces and Embroideries, Ladios, Missed and Children's

Hosiery and Glovea. Shawls Cloaks & Furs.

At half their valne.

Bear this in miml that Dry Goods'will never be sold again as low as we aru now offering our entire stock.

RICE, EDSALL & CO

Coraer Main and Si&th Sta.

Jati. 27-'58.

Ladies' Bank of Fortune.

1 bave toow rcH^KHed drt

Ladies1 Bank of Fortune, At Wolffs S'eto I£rttve xft tttii Street,

Where 1 shsfi plirased See W* old patrons, aa I Hm in reveipt of a fine stewk xrf

New C3KDOdLS, •purchased at greatly raktced pr'wei ai the time of *he financial crisis New Yofrk I have therefore, pn-pafed the Bitnk so thai it will give many more prites and better ofces t«tb»5o ihat invest their dollar, atni *t no* wart-nnl *li for ever* draw rmrdis There have akead pone oni, a imm bcrof tifte "Wticha valued fr-tn t\yc to ten doll.ns feach, afod hiVe not hid fcwny dixwa yet, as wo only opened VWtwtfck.

Jan.S.°)-dft ANN HOLMESi

Vocal and Instrumental Music. I S S N O W E

flaVe r«»llltsn. Musical S«'fiiln«r\.)

RBKpKCTiWU.V

Jan.

s!S-dtf

inttorAs Uio public, Hut »he will

remain it* TVrre-Hnirtd few l» rtcflvr applications for Mimical Instructiann. siir l«iirvii to inaVe Irnnwu th*t

*H* VIA

POR SALEI? aa the "ledfo

t.iii|[lit with tho rtirt»l tui-

RouW'li'd In niimher of place*: from where alio l»enr» wi\h hor the hi|the«t recommendation*, liistrii*\iii»» given o.' the Pinno iVrle or Mfbxlenn. Ap|Iick1ion tn be mart* at Uic l*ni Olllee or at W. ft. Cttoper1* rvjldehcfi

First Strft't.

KHKBOYMAS,

Mieliiftnn,

Till* into eertlTy th«t Miaa !telli» IVtwe haii jfiven In»\riictIon« in our

rti#|4ctiT«

fain|!ie«, ami lm« prorod

her««*in« W*s highly ^iialitleil an*i tticcox.iful Icarh^f «n tin* l(jno I^rtrt and Moiode.-•. tiro. Trowbridge, Ji.«. Whiting, John H. II. I.*nlit J. J. Brown. Mrs. A-P Lriaa*.

COal! ooain

the iindor*ignel would call the nttrntion of their customers *nd the |iultlic in Rrnera' to the fact that they are still engaged in the C'a1 thule ihihi^ei'y» nnd nre now jirepareil to supply the city a lib any amount ofcn.il, MI sho. notice,

AS Low nft tbo Lowcnt.

delivered to any part of city, find those who rhooite to patronize u» in always have It nt these figures, as we do not ai«h to take advuntage of anyone's necessitvj na has already been done hy some of our coal dealers. All ohlefs left with C. A. Goodwin at die Vigo County Scales, «ir with the underfinned ar their ofRce near the T. II. fc R. R. K. Depot, will r.-ceive prompt atteiilion

TKBUS—Caahon dcliverv. Nov. 25-d3w J.'fJ.

AC. COMBS.

Purify the Blood,

AND THUS REMOVE DISEASE I ROM E S S E

II 19

COMPOUND SYRUP

S ARS APARILLA,

Uacci with great sacccss by all rcgulaj Physicians, will do thia, tvhennver there ia the slightest chance that anything ivill )o good. This Syrup prepared strict 1y iu accordanco with the forin'ila ot tho U. S. P., and is not a secret medicine, btit one which every Doctor and Druggut is acquainted with. We do not offer thia to the public as a

King Cure All,

but aimply

say, that in all diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood, TV

Chronic Rheumatism, Sficoudary Syphillis, Blotches and Eruptions of the Skin. &c., &c., That if any medicine mil do good, thia ia the one. For the true qaalitioa of thia Syrnp, we refer to Phyaiciaaa generally. &^I»-WHEN EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS, GIVE THIS A TKIAL-ea

Price—$1,00

per bottle, or six bottle*

for |§,O0, -'"rrz Ifm*-'' mJtr A LreetJ& Dtacotrrr MAOI T6

T\w.1wm* -Kttr

iXt

HMa^ctarad #»J

WliOLESALE AND RETAIL,

lv, wt,

DRUGGISTS ASD OtiBMlSTS, Corner 4tli ad Main Sttwet\

-Jk,

The valuable

estate of R« 8. MeCabe, deceased. Till Enquheof BAIRO & BA Jan 9 1868 d4w

HAVING

at 8, lOallty

»H»irblib«

part of I«WB

ir®*1

Id Bit

.. NOTICE.

THE

Stockholder* of tho ferre flante Gat Light Company are requested to meet at the •ffice of &.'.id Company in the city of Terre- Haute, on Friday the 16th of January. -1K53, foe the tranaacHOh of important btUlntsa.

WM. J. BALL, PreeU-Aw

Dec. SOUtf --r ..

Groceries and Provisions/ A IVew^Arrangement.

Orocory and ProTlaion Stcire of

Pa|itvA. K. Tatlrtr, b*jta tear* to call tho Blttm on of hlioM

cu*t»w«r*

«utl lk« li

tbo liMlueomeitU vhWk It* oa4r. will Im» hi*particular ann lo k- »p erery arliclw ill thi«

line

tbat w^y ^«atl«U Ri&iiil l»i«#|i

Goods of ttie bost quality, to sell at the lowest market rates,

and to carry tm -the busi*

ness in the liberal

ami hon««t mannar la which it baa baen

Hfflftofcri

•,wne- .. OarKxpr*** wanon will ikiifif 11 |wi4w avorj

cbar|t«».

Mr J»»oa A»n«*w »o lung with Mr. Taj lor will aUM eontinu* in tbe bouse,

Th« atock will bo ^nUrjfwd at one# and k«fpl full and complete. CASH paid for eonntr^ |»rnloce aha f«e«iT#d for |fooU.

Call at tbo Provision Storo

Pitat Offir«

Jan. 19, IMS.

fow do«rs.*»i»th of

FUOTK.

I tab* pleaaureln r»«irain*itiit»t lit mj frloitda auI eusloinera m* sncceanor in tnjintu, ttr.K. P. tn"l», ax worthy of tbeir patranagw.- K. T.vYLOK.

Jan. 31. allwwlra

PACIFIC HOTEL, D.

STRADER A CO., I'ropruhr,.

Terras per Day, $1,80.

OPPOSITE PACIFIC-R. R. DEPOTT t'or. of Seronlh and Poplar Street*. St. Xioulw, Mo.

O" All Hig^age lr»iu the Di pot free of charge* Wc keep in our employ a competent person to nurrise and tike lujrgnne, nrhl gire travelers all the

information

they may desire.

Jan.SO, d/kw6m.

E hare two smill Houses and Lots on Alar.

at our oflieu. J.«II. 19, dtf.

1IARBK11T HARTON, Laud Agcnw.

\rOU can purchane a good Steam Silw Mttl in cood runuiag onler at low rates, and on good IIARHBKT &. BARTON'S. terms, at

Jan* 19'Jt.f Land Agents.

WRBile

hare a large numb**^ of vacant Lota for at low Bpures, and low credit. HA It BFCFTT & BARTON.

Jail. tO dtf \i '',e

Land Agenta.

t'rt,n

',01' ',u.

pl'ch in

1 Invua large Ii9t of pr-'per'y on onr book*, which is oflbrod atl»W r»t«»». giro nn a il'. IIAKJJKKT St MAR TON,

Jan, 1ft dtf Luid Agrnt*. TO*' e.ili eScll'tng" your t'itv proper lor wild LandA at tlilA oHIcc. IIT enl"liup soon.

UARHKKTA BARTON,

ItTPostapc (whlrili ahouhl he pnid qu»rterlv in advance) »n the fnnr Review* aid Hhrkwrnd t'» *IIT

I'i»st Olliee in" the t1fillf-H St^'ea, only f0rW. per yenf. Nl^nelt: I I cents a ear nu eseh Itoview, and alcenK a veur »n FVackwftad

AND (PLENrY OF COAL

rilllK UNDERSIGNED HAS SET UP ONK of Fairbnuk't heavy coal, bar, and all other fieavy articles, on the lot

TAKEN»by

ti 'J

SARXt OQm

Tmre^Hwite, Imd.

Jut. », ies%fr-«t,

Ja i. 13-dtf LMUI Agentfl. 7 jr* The New Vol^mr^ «f IIIacLwood

A"ti» rwa I

FOUR BRITISH REVIEWS, c^MSiK^ca AS roi.j.oT"*: T1IE NORTH BRITISH, 1

KDINHHRtill, I LONDON QUAU J*n. 1st. WESTMINISTER, I 1 MID BLACKWOOD. an no of the Reviews y»ar Binrkw«od nnd una Rrviow—or .tny two Retiew-!", ^f Tlir Ko rirwit. Blnchwmid and the Fftiir flrrie«* •:n

L. SCOTT A CO., Pnbli«liers

RT (Jald atrcrt, enmer of Ftilt(»n, N. Y. Jan. If., '38,

IMPOltTANT TO TIlR

DEAF AND BLIND.

DR. MLE0D, OF SCOTLAND, Proprietor of (tt«* Institution for tho Deaf nnd Wind, Cliicngn, Ills has arrired in Trrre H.iutn, Indiiiiiii. and mny be cun.*til'cd for few days at the Stewart liousc. Early attention isdeaircrf.

OIT DfArNr-Bs, Prrr.i.^K^s, Noisr 1*

TIIK

IIKAI,

snd *11 diM-liargi & from the Exa, Motrru on IS'os. taii.s entirtdy removed. Dr. McLeod has niiide anew discovery of a fluid |f that will prove a perfect abaorplion of the "Cotarn«*t," nnd restore jv-rinnnf iu vlaion to tha tyo, without ihe use ot the knife.

Jan. 20,1858-dlOd.

NRW-S ALKS

draft scales for Weighing iavy art

wcht of bemcnt'0 a holctala Cmcery Stare, whera the wcijfhmaster will be found In rendinetw. at all times, to wait upon those who mny give him a call

All order* left with the wel^hmastor at the soalos will Ira promptly attende 1 to. Orders solicited. Jan. 18, dl WM.MeQUILKIN.

Xfotice.

There are some unsettled bills in dor possession as Assignees of N. SHIELDS. WC arc about making arrangement! to cloac np oar trout in tbla mat--ter, and respectfully rocjueat tliose knowing themwlvea to be Indebted aa above, to call Irtnnrdiatply, and scttlf. Una«ttlcd twtes and accoafets belong', inc to the SMIEUM AaajcsMEST that are not arranged within ten days, wilt be cotleeted by legal process, ••••,

BARNEY & AUSTIN, Aaaigncea,

Terre-Haute, tn. 19, iBStf-dl Ot

HctiMtdShipp«ni.

THECo,

Bottom,

f**

TERRE HAUTE 4. RICHMOND R. will give thmtight receipts to Buffalo, New York,

Philadelphia, Baltimore and

Cincinnati at !ow«st rau-s. C. W. HANCOURT, Agent Janaary \l fcecW Ifo

Estray Notice.

Felllc C« In* fVainesl

Creek To*ft*h1p, Vigo County, Indiana, and posted on tbe aeoond day of January. !&*, on» red Cow with aome white on the and of her tail, with a aaull «Ht or trick hi tfce kft ear, has tho appearance ot being done by a No ath^r atarks or braod* j^cdrabie. Suppoied to be fi*a yean old next spring—appraised to sixteen dollars, aad fifty cents bir

S- R. FRANCIS,?

ELI FRANCIS, $

?hereby

APP«*-

I ber^y certify tbe above to be a tra* copy'

ftotn

Est ray Book. L. PADDOCK. J. P. certify tbe above to be a true copr from nj Estrmy Boofc. AND. WILKINS, Cf'k.

By Gro-M- Eaai.r, Deputy.

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