Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 February 1858 — Page 2

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I. X. BROWf, Editor. T. B. MDfGiAMMlnln Filter, TEHRE-llAIJTK.

THURSDAY MORNING, FEB, 4, 1858-

The Vigo Democratic Platform.

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other day we promise! to give our readers a synopsis of the resolutions passed on the 30!h ult., by the Douglas Democrats of Vigo. The following Is tlie substance of the resolutions given in a unthhell, in the order in which they have been published: 1. This resolution jilefclafps in favor of the conatitutioa as maintained by .Jefferson, the great Apostle of Democracy.-— This reminds as of the maltitade of professors of religion, v?fio stand upon the home-tops and by the road side, and loudly proclaim their belief in the doctrines taught by the Apostle* and the Savior of mankind, when the truth is, nine-tenths of them are wolves in sheep's clothing.-*-Actions speak louder than words, while tho latter, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, is a sure card of admittance to the goat department The doctrine of Jefferson belongs to-ho party who have not the Union of tho States at heart—whether Democrat, Whig, American, or Republican, and actions must speak and determine the position of the party claiming it. 2. The second endorses Buchanan's administration so far as developed, except his views in relation to the admission of Kansas under the Leeompton Constitution.—--Bo, his fiiribii6toring notions arc all satisfactory, are thej? I lis removal of Mason (Minister to Paris,) is all light, and welltimed. 3. This ono endorses tho Cincinnati platform, which was constructed out of seventeen plank seventeen feet long and about the samo in width, upon which tho speakers on either side might blaze away without being interrupted, or understood by tho others. In this way, every thing was harmony until they undertook to officer tho army and a census of tho work performed was taken, wherein lies tho discrepancy and sequel. 4. Doclarea ono of tho cardinal principles of tho Domoeracy to be, "that tho citizens of this Union aro capable of selfgovernment." Well, this is right, and it may bo proper enough for tho Democracy to claim it as a "cardinal principlo" of their party, for they should have a few such in order to give vitality to their moving machinery. It ought to bo a cardinal principle with overy American citizen, no matter what party ho may belong to. 5. Tho fifth rosolution roeognisos "no othor sovereignty oxoopt that of tho people," and "that sovereignty to beoxercised in its own way," and that no delegated body has tho right "to form organic laws for a people, and doclare the same operative," without the consont of a majority. Tho&c aro our sentiments, (conceding the right to Congress to organize Territories,) and tho Amoricad party will stand by them

long as they havo the power and privilege of casting a vote. Upon this principlo we pronounco squatter sovereignty, (which is the substance of the 6th resolution,) in ono sense of tho word, a comploto humbug, and ho who bites at the bait is sure to get bit himself. For wo all know, that tho organic law of a territory is drafted and do dared to bo in full fores, withont oven a forewarning (often) to one-third of the squatters or citisens of tho territory Whom it is designed to govern, and the^propor mirnbor of officer* are also given to that territory with delegated authority to rule, though it be vitkout tho approbation of a majority of her citizens. Where then is squatter sovereignty? 3 wlut lo the squatters rule or have a voice* Jn the minor af* fairs qf government and in nothing more. Tho Constitution of the United States tuts thorn off in all positions save those of mere suppliants and secondary dictators, so long as they remain under the organic law creating that territorial government, alone reserving the right to mould their institutions in their own way, in drafting a constitution which is designed to govern them at a State. 7. This resolution endorse* the KansasNebraska bill, and claims the right of the people to approve or reject at the ballotbox any organic law that may be framed by their delegates in convention for their government—** a Stat*, we preturns— though it is not so expressed. In this we heartily concur—it is right, it is just, and it is dot to the American citbsen upon ali such occasions. 8. This recognise* the sovereign rights ©f the States, and concedes them the power to regulate their domestic affairs to suit

theu^elyes. This is all right,'and is also good Americanism, when it is not stretched too far. W 9. The ninth resolution "opposes "Banks of issue whether State or National." Now, if this resolution ha I embraced Sub-Treas-ury Shin-Plasters, we should have taken this convention to IMJ composed of Democrats of the real old hard currency kind.— But as the matter now stands, they can claim both the rag and specie side. Too much buncombe there, boys. Just throw away your Treasury Notes and substitute. National Bunk, and we arS In, heart and hand. mj*, .*nsu tr m* v* 10. Hera the Sub-Treasury system is approved and recommended to our own State as a means of keeping her independent of suspended banks, Your ninth resolution repudiates State Banks—abolish them and your State Sub-Treasury system is, of necessity, instituted at oneo,. unless you conclude to invest the funds in Georgia lands again, and sell out to such men as Paris V. Dunning. 11. This one opposes the taking back of the Wiibash and Erie Canal by the State. Wo are in for this, teeth and toenails, and we liot/e tho man who fiivt proposes such a project, will bo struck by thunder and lightning and knocked on the other side of Jordan* 12. Opposes the revolutionary manner of electing United States Senators—as was practiced at the last session of our Legislature. We are also opposed to all such underhanded games as that.. We only wish you Democrats had lent that way before Bright and Fitch were elected. But it is natural to lock the door after the horse has been stolen. 13. Responds to tho call for a mass meeting to be held at ludianapolis on the 23d inst. ,- 14. Endorses and approves the course of the Tcrrc-Haute Journal, on the political topics of tho day. To this we sannot seriously object, for it is down on the Leeompton swindle and so aro we it is down on tho administration in some particulars, and so aro we Jit is rather kovl towards some of our Senators in CongreRs and so are we. The Journal has impioved Democracy considerably hero of lato, or else Democracy isn't h?U it used to be— don't know which,

Taking these resolutions altogether, they amount to—nothing. Not ono word is said in favor of Douglas, more than the endorsement of his Kansas-Nebraska bill. Tho whole matter stands more mystified than it did before—not a singlo feature stands out in bold relief. The partial endorso nout of tho administration reminds ns of a man calling another both a fool and a. gentleman, and leaving him to draw his own inference as to what was meant by the terms.

Eloquent Extract! Tho Express of yesterday contains the following «oi/-«(m ^epistlo "Mr. Gartrell, of Georgia, in his speech" in the House «.f Representatives a few days ago, used tho following language: "I tell the gentleman, further, thaA in ordor to preserve that Uuion, you must admit Kansas as a State into this Union with the Leeompton Constitution, l'ou must admtt her as a slave State, with that Constitution. s, nttH'.Vi "Is that the Southern ultimatum? Is this the fraternal bonds that holis together this Union of Statos? Is this tho demand the South makes—^iW ns Kansas as a slave State, or wc dissolve this Union?— Is tho North prepared for such a proposi* tion? Must we give away our manhood-— becomo slaves ourselves, in order that the peculiar institution may be extended No We will resist this Leeompton swindle, and we will then strangle iorevet the Southern to dissolve this Union."

Whoro is tho eloquenoe of "Denjosthenes and Cicero" when compared with this! If the spirit of Lindley Murray does not look down and ttmfr—audibly—upon his humble disciple, of the Express, then let not even the most foolish place more faith in spiritualism.

£3?~The Journal appears to wondef why there should be any difierenee between the Express and Union, in relation to Dick Ryan's speech on last Saturday. We see nothing strange in thi?, as it is easily accounted for. We hum what Democracy m, and Hudson does not. He thinks everythbg that winks at disunion, whether of the States or parties, is Hepublicanism Republicanism being made up with the fttg-ends of disunion of every grade, hue, odor and flavor. And as Dick Ryan sa» fit to bear heavily upon Bright, Fitch and Wiliard, Hudson took it tor granted that he was making a JRcpsb/uxtn speed), and this is the only #Y*#O* he had for saying what he did—nothing

BOOTS.

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The weight o»f the specie In the

banks of New York City &ut toas«-i

Indiana Free Bank««*r ., OFFICE

Bank of Gosh on, Goshen. Bank of Oonport, Gosport. j. jBank of lit. Vernon, lilt. Vernoft. C# Bank of Paoli, Paoli. Bank of Rockvllle, Wabash.

Bank of Salem, New Albany. .x/"**** of Sale#*, Sakmi. Blooraingtop Bank, Bloomington, Cambridge City Bauk, Cambridge city. Exchange Bank, Greencailo. Farmers' Bank, Weetfiold, $.nmh'r Indiana Bank, Madieon. Indiana Fartuelns* Batik, Ffatiklln, Kcutucky Stock Bank, Columbus, Hi Lagrange Bank, Lima. to"

i- *ul ,**• ti*.»lF-

Bank of Elkhart, •fedcem&d at' the Bank Brookville Bank,

Tho notes of all other Banks not in the above lirt are1 of no value, the circulation to the extent of the securities deposited with the Auditor for the redemption of the notes having been exhausted. -si.

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Aconroa or STVTB.

ISDI&3MPOUS, Feb, 1, 185tf.

The followiug Banks have complied with the amended law of 1855, and have,securities deposited with the Treasurer df State at theif market value, to an amount not less than fifty thousand dollars, and tea percent, in excess of their circulation

f" s''^

Parke County Bank, HockviHd« Prairie City uik, Tcrre-Haute, Salem Bank, Goshen. Southern Bauk of Ind. Ter^-JIaute, The following banks have complidd with the amended law, but have since given notice of their intention to withdraw their ciiculatioa. Their notes are payajdq in coin:

Bank of Indiana, Michigan City. Canal Bank, Evansville. Central Bank, Indiaiiapolis—redeemed by tho Treasurer of State.

Cresent City Bank. Evansville. -*"v The following banks, are winding op voluntarily, and are recWetftiisg' their notes at par, as specified. Tha ten per cent, excess of securities is retained by the Audit

Hoosier

fmi

Huntington Co. Bk

Indiana Stock Bank, Bank of Monticollo, rodeomotlat Branch Bank, Lafayette.

Fayette (Jo. Bauk, redeemed at Branch B.rnk, Connersville. Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank, redeemed at Branch Bank, New Alb uty.

Bank of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank of Goshen. Indian Reserve bjnk, redeemed at Flebchof's Bank, IndianapoliSi v'

SUSPESUKO INDIANA FKEB BASKS.The notes of the following banks are redeemod by tho Auditor of S^te, viz:

Agricultural Bank Atlantic Bank of Albany. of Albion..... of America... of Attica..... at Bridgeport.,... at Contiersville.....' of Perrysville.,...

of South B.ud. at par of T. Wadsworth at 91 of the Capitol at nr of North America, Clinton .at 90 of Rockport at par Farmers' Bauk, Jasper at 91 Kalamaxoo Bank at 90 Laurel Bank at 82 Northern Indiana Uaxft at 83 N. Y, & Va. State Stock Bank...at par Orange Bank at pur S^ate Stock Bk pf Ind., pern at 85 State 'LMMt^lftnon at 90 Savings of Indiana.... at 69 Trakera' Nashviilo........at 92 Wabash Valley Bhnk.r.':':.. at 92 Wayne Bank, Ridimofci«....,...M,at paf Wayse Bank, Logniisport.. at par Sank of Warsaw,redecmedut the Bank. ,Wud The notes of Indiana Stock Banks will be redeemed at Fletcher's Bank in a few "\fS days, «js»i-it.»wv .USA* ,jiy

SVPHN W. DOOD.f^

.a Auditor of State.

Fort Harrison Quard.""susL The regular monthly meeting for th» transaction of bttsinGss, will be held at Dr. Stephenson's Office, on this, (Thursday) eveiljtigyFo^fth^lt^ o'clock.

By order of the President,** w^vmuAMsrs^/: McfjAjfa SracseTHMiNo Cotwjiti.—This rem cdy has been before *3ie?oblic only a diort time, but it has proved tt^e^ InWlnihletTinedy to pari fy the blood and strengthen the system efitcrf. one who uses recommends Jt to othelrs, until It has become the standard remedy with every fiunfiy in the United States. We «ay to evcrr reader, try It—It is a delightful aromatic. §ee adrefUsement la another column. "Jan. 19, leS&d&trl*

HE NEMAN'S THEATRE. Comer Wafnot and Fourth Streets. B. L**a,................Acting Manager,

""V

111®

If yott Want the lttnG8$5©f

c^.hm4

Checks, 'g Deoc^,

Xabtl*. I Programmes,

?oio the Dally Union Job Boom, _*ft o/ $ v.. Pamphlets, Notea, an all Consbiblo'p, •J Fancy S4Wf51»rifr,^A PRINTING, ,»r. 3 Blanks,

We can an will work fftt the lowest living prioas, without teai of cObip^ition from any or all the PoWEft Pretsti oh the Wabash. Just leave yoor order#, w# know •hat printing com. be done fori and no on# shall under-bid us, without paying dearly to thus get to danco, or to make people belieVe their popularity or extentive facilUus bring thorn Work*. ?T .Tf O ©id fi r-. ... A NinixtorN fciliaotjr. llOolttrrown, Bearer Co., Pa.,)

F"cK 5th, i^57.

\V» pnslbr Iwyinir ^Q3ltH A E*S HOlLAfS BITTERS for c»sU. to mro the dlreomit. Hope to »ond yon »oon n^ recommendation from our Miuistetvlcstifjltlg to it* cumtive pojrcm. (8)2»etK)

MOODY CAROTilERS.

—I NOIG EHT IQNV ,,-r bAkxenrowx,* M«*rttKOm«,rr Co Mdf.J Jsntury 1857. I never felt the bcndk^slW Btedicine so mnch from one battle of fl HOLLAND, BITtK*s I purahwed hot faH. I wi*h to- kao% can cet it Wllhotlt fear of imposition. /STjmw.y

JOSEPH CJ. DBU ETTl

fcPROM A

DRlJGGISf

-4 kis is AHHJ/), AI'nwtrongCo., Pa-, Dec. 15,1856. MeiisVs. h. P&ffe. Jr. & Co.-

De.1r Sirs—I purchased

do*, of roar BORKHAVK'S

HoLtjiNb BhTEitS, from Vour travolinp which hns given jrreat Bfttisfnctioii in thissMtion. *Seud me anolhep dowenj-fwr ^hico' I. «aclos« fc-Mwiw ^.•bpva*,P 3m 7y im-dU iiWB *rr**i 7o r'v 4

A Sfedieinnl WottdCr.

t' We ate Assured that up language Jan pttrti^y tlie immediate and atnvost miroouletia eliange, ,©ccaaioncd By OR Robaek'S -SenhdirtsVlan iBloOd -PiHi and Blood Pilrifier ift nerVotis ilt^^iscS, wn'OthcV 6ro ken

down

do wel1

by eickn^s or w\ak byinutuptfi tlii ua

^rung and relaxed sy^tch! Is-nt1 oflfee ft*cruited-#nd renovated. The Modicinc3 hate A' threefold action. They purge,. pjJlH^jjSfi^ s^fciBgthc!) at th« sftmc time. Hence their iwtoattding cures of Indigestion, Oenernl Debility, BHlietls CdRi|Haiht^ rftid Iotermittent Fcvi'r. In fact tlicre gcein^to lie

kind of ailment to which they aee riot adapted. Dr. Roljaek's adrertiiwment is an appeal to common sense, which all who need mcdic.il treatment would

torca^

at par at 80 at 90

........»at par ...» .at 87 at 89 at 8.8 .........at 87 lit par

1 m'J&z1*,

JOY TO fIfE WORLDif^i^SwarModlciil Discovery of the Day. Rtlarf ntlvert!5Cincnt headed "Uclmbold'aGLiini.io Prcppratiau.H fel»4 lnv

^King's Coal Yard IfcJt

TSell'stomers

well supplied with v'v»d nrtiele ofCo.il our nnd the public jreniTallv arc informed that they enn hare it at uricos t« suit the hard limes. G.«xl hard no T^r s.ile hv the load or cor,I. E. CL KfNrtv feW-dlm C'-nier 5th s'reet nnd Canal,

NOTICE.

Thv

Terre-Wnnte frn lery «V*Joh Priid-'n? Olfioe h:tStn«n sudd to It. II. ^iMi'so^i & Co.j who will here»fterc-irv On htnincAi sit the old sfnild and to irhom th- rJH'nmcM of the establishment .nfc recoinmended. Tiio«e Indebted to the Ibrfrter proprietors will tn«ke pnyHiviit to J. N 'Silverthorn, late

S?ujK?rinti

!idri.t tmwehnfinjr claims tftll pre

sent them for Ffftlement.- Person* resuliiig In Terre-ir.tdc. who h'LVE l»ooks for binding in the officc, which have been finished tor three months nnd rtpwnfd,- will plea#c call duflnp Uie week and take them away, or they frill be *old pay expenr^ cifAS wrtoo, *"w Surriving Partner.

TeVrc-Haute, Feb. 9.,1853,d4t.

The Campbells are Coming!

fftAR TROUPE OF THE WOULD!

At Rational

jFriday and Saturday Eveningst February5th and Ctb, 1B5^. RJTMSEY Sc NF.WCOMB'8

World-rtHowhel nnrf only

A'Niy BAisrp. vt

J, Organized for 1857^8.

16 iStAT Performers !I The Company Is composed of the first eMer of Talent, Gentlemen of Versatile and Artistic Qualifications, selected from the Star Perfornier* of the Country) eomblniiig in one oreihiiatJoa the best Negro Delinf^tora and Comemam, the mo?t pleasing and best Vocalist* and fialjadists, the most distingtti?hed and best Insteiiaiehtalists and Dancers, it present enjraped in Ac Eth&poan nrdftasaon and the CAMPDBLIS now, a« ev&-, offer aCM lenge to the world to eoUpetf fftbl$em!

oria io compete wiva spem

IO" Tickets, 50 Doom onrn mence at 7 fiebl Agthrtand Ba*frt£SB Director.

THE

EARLY

R. A.'CLARK,

15 Dollars

onden^ncd had l*r*e-Jo4 «f C^thlng stolen £roaf«lma^l^il8#mr«n last evening a little alter dark. The clothing consisted pri netpally of women's appnel. I will give the above reward for th* aflprd^ebstM( of0e4ti«Ca0 recov err of the Clothing or ten dollars for the Clothin "Jan. 29. '58-d3t H0TTOH.

^HE AMERICAW ALMANAC AND RB* poadtory of a»ehil Knowledge, ftw year the *58. Forsaleat rW.M.*UGS.Ih6h&M'8,

Jan. Sf r,.-„ ,• •, i-j .n

TMOS.B. Aancumt,.......StageMaitafeA" This beaatilal Hall was crowded last eight, to the acting of MlssDoaaSitaw in ber great part of "Julia.'' Tlda lady bas every ra».n*3o feet p«md of the greeting sb« received «l the hands •fa delighted and a]^redatingMdteaoe. Hertewas immense and her acting beaatifaL— We uadcwUiti ber engagement extends only a far days* Uterefbre, we advise those who «Mi to witness the mblime eflbrts of tMs tatefted *rtls«e, not to delay gofag to see ber. This crcxnng the pwfiwa»eca win omameoc* with the i»n. play of the sad farce CO,

DR.

LRVTN(JSTOIR» TRA-WT^ FTAFFTI CA, anew stfppiy,** BCCKiNGHAM'S. Jaa.9$-dtf

INOTAlfA TRIALS, and SketchesBy HM. O. EL Smith, fat one octako. roloata ef 610 pages

For

salast,-

Jan. 27~dtf W. A BOCKJ^GHA*^-

A LARGKand cbt^Wtt^orWcCi^ 2X gnn and Cbewiag Yobmito* mdoding Aadersart 9ou*m, jast twrfveA. We att

li*

BSA14

rop)9T3

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r^ace the^sfeck

Before the latrof March, and in order to accomplish this, we are making another Great "St-

Reduction in Prices,

We are also receiving Now Goods daily, to keep the assortment in order.——-*—— „.M, jxist Opened.,n

1 ease fine^Manchester Delaines at 15c usaaHy at 25c All Wool Plaid Merinocs at' ^Printed Basque Flannels at 35t 10-4 Whitney Blanket's at ^4 00 a pair. 2 cases Merimack Prints If r'u 3 cases:COcheco, Pacitic and Manchester

Calfdo, at S and 10 bales 4-4 heavy brown uinslidb at So 6 do .j^itlantiic brown at

I /rxigwK

John ChriHtian, H. W. Kuwln} J. J. Brn*h,

5 do Fiiie 39 ibch brown muslin tKilO 3 oa«es blBaehed muslins 4-4 at, 3,?Jl1-ii-j Bleached LinnOh Table clotlu from Ut to S6.00 each, Brbwn, all sfaos from 40 to !,25 eathif^ Table Lthcns, Brown and Bleached lYoni 36 to 60 centp per yard. ?, Linen and Cotton Diapers ail widths. Towels, Napkin# and Uoylis,

White Goods, Laeos and limbraidoricw, Ladies Mist-ex and GhildrCfi'sr -'r''

Hosiery and GHoveai^-.r^

Cloaks &

£At

half* -their

Ben*- this in mind (Juvt l)ry Goods wiif be sold again as* low as wo^aro nofV offering dur, Entire, stock.*1 i-v "\'r^ RIOB, 'SOSALL & CO ^'©raer Maid a*rd HW 4 Jon. 27-'6^

Ladies Bfink ot„Fax:tnnev w9

Ladies'' ^anl#1of1

Where I ^liull Ixj pl^awHl.to see fnv yld patrons, as lam ii{ receipt" of a fine stock'*)*' J$efX7S7' GrQOdS^ purchased nt grent!y!redhccd 'priec« ft' the Hino nl v'flie finaffditl Widsin NeW Tork 1 liavo thereforq, pw«p!HvtHlle Bnnlt ftp.thnt jt wT|l giVe mniQ* .more prizes nilfl 'tfctterbines'td.mdsl' tlNi 'invest ^tlieir dollar, ami #c UOW #iirf^pt'Vi«tl!cf,f«»r' cVer* draw made. There lntHafrentfr btfti a nitm jbcroffino nrticles valued from five to teh, dollars'' jV

fcnch, and havo not had mauv draws' yet, tis wo

only opened tost ivcck.^ Jan. 2.1-dft ANN HOLMES. Hi

Vocal aiid Infitrtimei^tat. ikiss o.:tfrjsj,. (IBIO (»(Camllolon, (Vi.) Mii.iirul .Soininarj.?

UE.'-'RECTKtB.I.Y

fhfornw U«o publlt, thnl she will

rciimliilii Tcrre-HniUo foi1 a few O.njs ti r^ciiv HpI'llfMlioiiS for Mflticnl IiiKtrMrlioHf shn Jontro* to ma^c known thai sli* Inn tnu^hl with tho mi.«t tinbouiulctl sucro.H* in a nnniH.tr of places: from where sho boars wltU her the li(^Seit tSCiu»»ncniI«*lmi, InKlrurllotn givon on tha l'iuno Rwri.' or MvliHeuu. «Applic.Ktion to be mniltf »l tt"i ffi't Olllce or «t' WS S. C«oper'» retldenco .-n First Hrc l.

Wlflilffbn.

Ttil* Is It certify Ihut 3?ilf« Ha.i (rt on in ntriirilnnl) in onr n'xp'vttvo rsntit• «inl bu* firrtttil lierHvirto WoahijfMy ^iitiliiiel unit «uCcp!»ful u^ichcr on tho Piano F«rte nnd Mulodi'nn. Gem O. Trowbridge, Jn«. "VVJiiiinjr,

A.I' Lrunn.

J»n. 2i-dtf ut»\

Coal! coll!!

the

tiIli!t?rSigned

wonld call the uttrntio"

of their customers nnd the public in general to the fact lli.it llioy ilrc still engnged in the

Conl

inide in.t!ii&,c«''y, nnd itrc now prejutrel to supply the city wiih.nny amountofeoiti,"»*{ioi t^utiu-i ^^•8 i,ow us the Lowc»%ifett,«, dcliVet^il to nwv part of city, nnd those whorhoose Ui p:itnf)ii*" u*» tn nlwavA have it »t tliesv figtire^, as we do tint. wi4i to fiffc advantage of any

Jonl

eeessiiy,*)!

It-*** nlmwly been done ly tfynur of/mr

de«ler.H. All onl' i'fe loft Will C. A. (loiklwin nt the Vigo County :alcs,

f-r

,witli tli^i under-

sigiti-d nt tli ir office near the T. II. i,K. It. Ft. Dej*t, will -ceh pnmpt nttrjitjom TKsm»'~^0sh

oil

Nov.

delirom ffiyW**11**

2H-d.1w

'v**'

j,#: A. A*V/fflMfoS.

AHD THUS REMOVE DISEASE FKO^ he mm.

COMPOUND- SYlttrpi

SARSAPARILLA

Usee? #lbif saccees by all reguljK PhysbiaQs,-W.ill dothis, wfl^jnev^ fjjeraftf the slightest chantee that will tfe good. This Svrttrr is preparcd sfcribily in ac(xr4aiiod with tM forthtfla oi the'U. "8. P., and is not a secret medicine^ but one which every Doctor and Druggist is aoqusirrted VithL We donot offer tWi to thd pd^lia M' a Cure 4tt, brit 'tMafSjfaay, that, io all diseases aming from, Imptrrtdefe cr^thc Bloodi J.

Chronic RkmuBfttfoai,'i'

Blotches and J£ruption$

.'I IbOs^E That If ipjr medt^intb will do good, thfe the oniT For the (rue tyiiatitH*/ of thia 8ynip, we refer to Phygieiatw generally..

X^- WHEN EVERYTHIN0 EL&E FAlLi HVE THIS A TKlAL.-» Pric^—per bottle, or six iotdes

D|Aim,i ,[(i» /I Manttfkettirad and soM WHOLESALE AND^KETAlti. "iT: 7UMli' 3: V?

JOB

ImL

'Comer 4th and Main Strocti

iTaa. 23, lS58-dw-tt •.

iwuraiiiwwito mbniwrtw [imiiy u^n.u. „.Wil IjlijUW iHMa.

5'1'

rTHOR SALE I JL]

as the "Ked

estate of It. S. En6ui. of Jan 9 1858 d-t,v

THE

Dee. 30-dtf

OurKvjir*s

Jau.19,1S3U.

bi^POSfrE PACIFTC"^ R.

W.Eihave.two

the RevIewK V»fif nek wood nnd w-o Ueviow—or any two Reviews, $5. The Foi.r He• «'iew,«. $H. I5!:iek'«'ood run! the Four Heviewn $l 0.

TTPOHUJIP

(vvliich sh u!d be

OT1CB. IL. rr

Stockholders of tho Tcrre-Haute Ga Light Company arc irqucsted to meet at A, •Alice of said Company in the city of Terre-Hauu on Fl^day.the IStih of l6$S, (for tho transaction of im»ortant business,

Wn.J, BALL, Prcst.

Groceries and Provisions.

A New Arrangement.

W j*?-

BtSfpSoTES, HAYING

bouichl lh*» Grocorv not! Provision Storo of

Cai»l. A. K. Tuvtor, bejr* ittnve t* c^ill lb# uttou.

will Ui.ivtrtienlur ami to evor% nitidis in llij tine of Uuiiifo&lRii&feKiiy W eaiWtf tu Goods of the best quality, and io sell at the lowest market rates, au''V to[scarry on flic "l)usine?s« in the iihefHl a«l honest*Ih t-a?' bocn lioreii'fo^ done....

Hhtptoft wilt (Irllvvrntl goods to cver\

part ot'Viwn re of'charjre.' Mr JA\O» AN'rfHtW^olfUijt'wtth

Mr.Titjlnr wiilMilt

continue intJrt^htnrse, Tho st nt If Vlti bft'Mitsrjred wt r»*c* snd Xeit full mi 4 compteic.

CASH j^nld ft»r tavntr prttduce and iweiTod f#r ffood* r«|| at the Swr* rf'ir d«rr« «o«th of ih, tWOffitii

R. I'. FOOTK.

1 talc6 pleasftrtf ih F^connnoiiditiJr to my friends and cuytoH an wor »t»iMT

pacifW^hotel,

lD.

W. STRADER GO., Proprietor

Term* ^er Dnyj.....,...........$i,50.

DEPOT.

Cor. of Seventh J, Ppiikir Stroets, I I 3 ID" Alt Jram/ttifc'pi pit free of ehuij.cW# kt-ep in »»ur employ A coni|v-tent person t»

MI-

pi rvise nnd Vrttb bttjrgn^te, nnd giro trarolew id| the inloraiittfoii'they hrtV deaire. Jim."311)1858. ,d&w6tn.

Bin ill Hiiist?»audX'U'on

kct ^U-eel, for mIO or eaohniit for (nrnis, at our office

HARCEKT & HAKTON,

Jan. 19, dtf I,nnd Agents.

\roytstns"fftir^.tso

^ftod

Steam

1. ^ood nmliing^rder !\t

Saw Mill in

low

rnten.

nn«l on cooil

tirnis, ut IIAUHKRT & BARTON'S, JHH* 19-dtf ^f I.HTld AjgtiJILH.

\\7 E hare

Iftr^e nniuhrr ol^

racnnt-Loti

fer

Sale jet UiW {inures, jvivl low credit.

1 Si itr tin* time for hu er^ to pitch in hs we hnvea lurjre'liM of pr^on our bouk*y illicit is offered

IC. ft

YOl!

h-w. r«t'•». L'ivf n* ill. -fl A R^'l' fc1tA*TON

J.tn, 19-dtf I. ind Agents.

c:m rxoWariffe yonr t^it^' proper lor wild Litnds at thisoftiee, tv sooti.

/'llAHf.'KHTfc HAKTON,

Jx'hJWtf If"?'1 A^Ctltf

The. Na»v Vol line." of iJl.u'iv wood AM

VMK

FOUR FTRLTSTSH REVIEWS,

MHKNcr. ah roi.i,o\.,ii

THE NORTH liRlTlSlI, 1

Ki)h\iuJR' iif I LONDON Q('A« J.m. lrft. VVESTMIiVIiXi.it, nnd BI.Aft-tfW^lt/ HJF$ul.*rri/tmn

Prices—I'laek

wood or nny ono

pnitl

ndvnnee) mi the ftutr

Indinnn,'atiI in/iy t)e

UNX'EBSIf/NED

marka

qu.rterlv in

I'rviovg

{iml BUekwood tn

iiiy Post, Ottiec in tlie United »li only HO ru yd.ir. Nmnclvr 14 cent* it ear ou each lie ricw, and 24 cents a vcnr «n Bluekwood

L. WC'OTT

A CO

Jnn, Jfv .,,&*((,<*

Publisher*

fi^UMtrvct, conicr of Fultuii, N. V.

IMl'OJITANT TO Till:

DEAF ANlD BLIND. DE. K'LEOD, OF SCOXLAKD, Pro prielor of the Iiistiti:t i.u for ihf^peii nI Blind, Ch^txo^

hns arrived in Viv ff nil",

COJIHIWHI

TBIIJIitll

Furify the l.Iood,

-iM'M

vntirekri!mqy«d.

Dr. XleLcoU h«S

lorn IVu hr

r^nde

'he Stewart House. Jiiirlv utteiuioii i«ileflind. CJ" rvsoa.fjis'fl, Noj»r in Tttr I/KWI, nnd di.-ehiirRi

from the

EAR, MOUTH

KK-

anew discovery of

that wtiltR!50ttvA perfect nhnoqit?oii of the

ract,'* nha

rftmire

fluid

"C»tnJ

"ptrinnncnt vision to the

without the vssc ol jflie knife. Jan. 20,1 BW-dlOj.

"tzj?:. 11 a ales AWt) (PLBNTY OF COAL rriHE

eye

HAS SET UP ONE

of Fairhattk's lieavy draft ecalcs for weighing coal, hay, and all other heavy articles, on the lot west

Bement's wholetwtlo Grocery Store, whero' the wpighmaatcr «rlll be found In rendincas. at

tilt

timea, to w«k U|)on tlioso who niny give him a call All orders left with the weighmostor at he scales #81 be jironxptly altende to. Order* solicited-""

Jari.l8 5?ir WM. McQUtLKIN.'

Notice.

There arc uome nn«ettled bills In otir noMesmon as Ajsignffifte^lf. 8BtH4Mn W« sreaiwut mak ing arrangementcto closo up our trust in this matter, and rcspeesftilly retjaesl those knowing them«elve$ fb

SeMJ^tedjus above, to call jmmeyatoW

and settle^ "unsealed notes ana accouuta boTuTiging to theSmtccM Amti3M«K*rtlmt are not arnuigwithin ten dajw, will be eollected by legal pro*

BAHNEY St AUSTIN, Assignees,

Terre-Ilaute, Jin. 12,1658^1101

to S

'PHETERRB HAUTE & RICHMOND Rv JL R.^Cp. wilt ^vc (bronsbt receipts to Buffalo, New York, ftoston, Pliiladelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati at !owe*t rnU-a.

C. W. MAIfCOtJRT, ASent -v7f :?, "i

Creek Township, Vigo eonntyr Indiana, and pottedthe seoonddaj of Jannary.

rod Cow,witt «omo white en tbe

1U&}, one*

en$ of

her tall,

with a inhalf sttt or nick Inr the left ear, has the appearance of being done by

or brand*

do?. No ether

perceivable. Suppoaed to

Sifty^^S",1Wr4iWd

l,-,* -8*

five

te,UtC^^Uf5

R. FRANCISf./

-S:,.V^KLI FRANCIS, ].

APPrt-

I hereby certify tbe above «e beu true oopy from HIT Erfraf Jhot. L. FAD0OCK, J. P. I hereby

cenitj

tin

above

to be a true copy from

my Estray Book. ANDww By QBOWILKINB,Crk.

EAJLLT,Bspaty.I

jkj.

Jso- li 1855-wiw.

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