Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 February 1858 — Page 2

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I. *. BROWN, Editor. T. B. LO?TO,AMHUte E4il«r

g^RRE^AIJTE.

MONDAY MORNING, FEB'Y. 8, 1858-

Neutrality Laws.

Gen. Quitman, of Mississippi, lias sibTnitteJ a proposition for tlic repeal ol our STentrality Laws, \rliich is designed to give, wc suppose, filibusters full power to prosecute their heathenish and inhuman conquests, in whatever quarter they may see proper to designate. We have had enough of theso out-laws, and we have too much confidenco in the wisdem of Congress (as corrupt as it is,) to even think they will consider, for a moment, such a proposition. In 1854 a similar proposition wai laid before Congress, by Mr. Slidell, to expressly enable this same Gen. Quitman to prosecute his piratical crusade against Cuba. Now that Quitman has crawled into power through the filthy slime of party trickery, he feels like giving the same piirilegcs to others, that he asked through Sir. Slide!!.

If our Neutrality Laws were repealed, or even suspended for a short time, our country would be led into a war with some of out neighbors before two years passed over our heads. As this would certainly be the inevitable result, and as no possible good could come of it, we cannot see why (hare is a man in the country who could be induced to harbor such a notiou at all. If such a man really lives in this age of civilization, ho is only fit for treason and stratagems, and is totally unworthy of notico. Let our Neutrality Laws remain as they arc—they are but a pledge of friendhhip and good will to all the nations of carib, and as such shonld never bo repealed or broken.

JWrTho causes of the unliealthinoss of the National Hotel at Washington have boon revealed during the work of cleansing it. In tho oellar was fonsd decaying and poisonous matter sufficient to kill an army of men, if subject to its exhalation. There were removed from this part of the houso alono, sixty-sevon cart loads of putrificd stuff, part of which consisted of the contents of the privy vaults, which had flowed into tho cellar, and tho remainder as the refuse of tho kitohen and pantry. No wondor dittOASO aud death dwelt there.

MW A young man by the name of Stephen I). Lewis, who was working for "VVm. Price, in Iloney Creok Township, helped himself to forty-seven dollars in gold and a horso belonging to Mr. Price, nnJ put out for parts unknown, on Saturday night last.

B0" The Fort Harrison Guards wore out in full uniform on Saturday. They made a fino appearanc.and producoi quite a military spirit. May their colors mver bo trailed in tho dust.

BunoniiY.—A young man namod James II. llicklin, was arrested a day or two sinco for breaking open and robbing the storo of Mr. K. French, in tho little town of Hartford on tho E. & C. Railroad.— He was hold to bail in the sum of 8300 which failing to give, he was committed to the Torre-IIaute jail.

gW A bill has passed the Ohio Legislature repealing the law passed a few years ago, denying tho use of the jails in that State, ior the confinement of fugitive slaves.

Greon peas and new potatoes are

said to be abundant in the city of New Orleans, and orango trees are putting forth their blossoms, and in some instances yielding fruit.

It is stated aa the cause of the hard

times in Memphis, thai fully $4,000,000 worth of cottoni which seeks a market in that city, is retained in the hands of plantars, awaiting an appreciation in valne.

£fTh« steamer Hiekman stride ft snag about three miles below Van Burcn, on Friday last, md sunk in about three feet water. She was heavily loaded for Van Buren.

JC3r A party of twenty hunters in the Nueces Valley, Texas, killed in one day 16 deer, 117 geesev *ftd 44 turkeys, which with tbe sot after game, made an aggregate of 7,500 pound*.

/gjr About one hundred and thirtythousand pigeons have latelj been killed in Campbell county, Va., and hundreds of bods havo been maouCaclured from the feathwg.

Queen Victorian Crown. It is reported, says the Louisville Journal, that tbe Qoecn of England is about to lose her crown. This event i* not to be caused by a revolution, nor

Revival

it to be at

tended by either strife or bloodshed. It is to be effected legally, in pursuance of a decree issued by the English Judges, and, strange to say, with the acquiescenco of Her Majesty. Tho explanation is as follows The King of Hanover, as eldest male descendant of George III aud head of tho House of Hanover, has laid claim to the principal part the British regalia, amongst which is Iler Majesty's crown, on the ground that part of it was brought over to England by George I—that the additions subsequently made to its splendor were paid for out of tho private funds of George III, and that, as all property goes in the male line, he (George V., of Hanover) is entitled to the crown. The claim was referred to the Judges of England, and they have decided that their Queen must yield, and Victoria herself is prepared to obey tho mandate. Tho English papers are not quite so good-humored at the probable loss of so many hundreds of thousands of pounds sterling, partly because it is not their wont to part readily with what they fancy belongs to them, ami partly because they have a sttong suspicion that they may be called on to buy a new crown. Tho attempt is made to console Victoria for her loss by changing her title to that of Empress of the British Empire, in view of the direct subjection of India to her sway. Others assure her Majesty that she has no reason to regret the loss of the Hanoverian crown, because it was a very "ugly form of head-gear." Tho Hanoverians aro in ecstacies. The London Spectator contains the following graceful allusion to the subject, which, we have no doubt, truly expresses the sentiments of the estimable lady who rules so worthily over the English people: '•As to jewels, if Queen Victoria hns not learned from Cornelia that the cradle is the mother's true jewel-box—if Prince Albert has not taught her that a virtuous wife is ir. herself a -'crown"—her own sense will tell her how independent is the first woman in the firft empire of any adornments save those which have been conferred upon her by powers higher than those of Emperors."

Relioiox

Tbrre Hahtii.

-—The Terre Haute Union says that an 'unprecedented revival of religion' is in progress in tho Methodist Church, in that city, under the pastoral charge of Rev. P. Wiley. There has been a large accession ofmsmbership, and numerous conversions. If Brown, of the Union, and Cookerly of the Journal, can only be roached by it, success will be "unprecedented" indeed. We prav unceasingly for them both.— La/. Jour.

Wo thank you very kindly for your prayers, but wo are afraid they will not amount to much, as wo real in the good book that "the prayers of the xoicked availeth not."

Railroad Thais Ladf.ned

with

Sii.vkb.

The coin loaned to the merchants of Hamburgh by the Austrian National Bank, left Vienna by a special train on Sunday afternoon, and was delivored at Hamburgh at noon on Tuesday. Fourteen large railroad wagons, with two engines provided, lest any accident might happen, brought the valuable treasure into the railway station, and sixteen double horse wagons were required to convey it from thence to the Bank, to tho no small astonishment of tho wondering multitude.

How to Save Yornt Shoe Soles.—It consists merely in melting together tallow and common rosin, in the proportion of two parts of the former to one part of the latter, and applying the preparation hot to tho soles of the boots or shoos—as much of it as the leather will absorb. One substantial fanner declares that this little receipt alone has been worth more than tho price of five years* subscription to the newspaper publishing it.

J3T Col. Freemont, while on a visit to New York, recently, intimated his intention to become a candidate for the Presidency ia 1860.

jgr Four vessels, belonging to Detroit, will go into direct trade between that port and Liverpool in tbe spring. They will load witk stave# and blade walnut timber.

9BBT A German barber named Kofte has been arrested in New Orleans for the murder of another German, that he might obtain his wife.

jtSf-Bs -President Tyler lying very ill at his residence, ''Sherwood Forest," Charles City county, Virginia. He has been suffering for several weeks paet with a s*r«re chronic attack.

Tbe Well Differ: An Owcr-trne Tale. BT JOHN G. *AXX. Qoine listen all while 1 relate

Wbat recently bef« II I Unto a farmer down in Maine* Whilo digging of a well. Full many a yard he dug and delved,

And still he dug ia vain "Ala k!" quoth he, "e'en water seems Prohibited in Maine!" And still he dug and delved away,

And still the well was dry The only water to be found Was in the farmer's eye

For by the breaking of the bank That tumbled from its station, All suddenly his hopo was dashed

Of future liquidation!

And now his sands were running fast, And he had died, no doubt, But that just when the well cared in,

He happened to be out.

"Aha!—I have a lucky thought"— Exclaimed this wicked man— "T^dig anew this wretched well

I see a pretty plan:—

"I'll hide me straight, and when my wife And ere my neighbors know, What's happened to my digging here,

They'll think that I'm below!

'•And so to save my precious life, They'll dig the well no doubt, E'en deeper than it was dug at first,

Before tbey find me out!

And so he hid him in the barn Through all the hangry day, To bide the digging of his well

In this deccitful way.

But list what grief and shame befel This false ungratelul man, The while he slyly watched to sec

The working of his plan

The neighbors all with one accord Unto each other said:— "With such a weight of earth above,

The man is surely dead."

And then the wife, with pious care, Ail needless cost to save, Said—"Since the Lord hath willed it so,

E'en let this be his grave!"

Model Woman.

'Did you not say, Ellen, that Mr. B. is a poor man?' 'Yes, he hns only his profersion.' 'Will your uncle favor your suit?' 'No audi cannot cxpcct anything from him.' •Then, Ellen, you will have to resign fashionable soeicty.' 'No matter, I shall the more of doar Fred.' 'You must give up your expensive desses.' 'O, Fred admires simplicity.' 'You cannot keep a carriage.' •Bnt we can have such delightful walks.' 'You must take a cottagc and furnish it plainly.' 'Yes, for elegant furniture would be out of place in a cottage.' 'You will have to cover your floors with cheap, thin carpct.' 'O, well then, 1 can hear his steps the sooner.'

King's Coal Yard

Ts the place to get vourCoal tliey are supplying their Yard with good Coal from their mines. First ome, first served.

READ THIS.—The true richesof life is health Any medicine that will remove disease and restore invalids to health, wor'Jiy the attention of all.— Tint such is the true character of Dr. Easterly's medicines, is amply tested and universally acknowledged. We refer to Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr.Hooper's Female Cordial, Dr. Baker's Specific, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. A extended no ticc of each of these articles can be seen ia the cofnit is of this paper, to which we invite special attention. Unlike most advertised medicines of the day, these popular medicines are prepsied by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist," so that all can rely upon them as being safe and efficacious, and therapeutically indicated to cure the diseases he recommends. All that is, asked fo- these medicines is a fair trial They can be had at wholesale and retail of P. M. Dommklt at proprictor's prices. feb4-lw

$78 Worth of Splendid Presents. Prof. Nott proposes to distribute among his pupils, Seventy-Eight Dollars in presents which will bo given out in the following manner: To the one disposing of the highest nnmber of tickets of admission to the exhibition and cotillion party, at the close of tho session, will receive a Gold Lever Watch worth $85 next highest a Gold Chain and Locket worth 818 next a Gold Locket 310 next a Gold Book Locket 96,50 next a Gold Ring $5 next a Gold Ring $3,50. The above prises may be seen at Mr. Kern's Jewelry Store.

Prof. Nott has been in our city for some time, and tho above generous offer shows that Ira is warmly attached to his pupils, and the presents art gives in the spirit of a reward of merit.

His school will be opened a* Carr's Hall on Saturday afternoon, for the reception of pupils. feb4dlw.

At the stock-board in Boston,* on

W'^ucadaj last, three sliares of the once famous Vermont Oentrll Railroad^ wore offered for sale, and brought one cent per share, carh on delivery.

tar A little girl, tho daughter of a farmer residing in the vicinity of St. Louis, recently met with a terrible death. She had strayed away in the woods* and was not found till some days after she was missed, when she was discovered in a thicket, where she had died of cold and starvation.

Grasrhoppkus

pers have lately appeared in thick swarms npon tho farm of Daniel Fields, a short distanco west of Oxford, Ohio. The oldest citizens have never soon or heard of the like—in the midst of the winter season.

The Tennessee Legislature have

passed an act requiring tho Banks of that State to resume specie payment on the first of November next. ,•

HEGEMAN'S THEATRE.

Corner Walnut and Fourth Streets. E. Lamb, Acting Manager, Monday evening Miss Doiu Shaw in two pieces, Biancu in Fazio and Gertrude in Loan of a Lover. The whole to conclude with the laughable tarce of Teddy Roe, in which Hary Macarthy and Miss Fanny Denham will appear and sing some of their choice songs*

If you Want tho Finest of Cards, Posters, B.Hl-IIcads, 5 Blanks,

Checks, Deeds, Labels,

Go to the Daily Union Job Room, »y/ Pamphlets, Notes, ami all Constable's,

Fancy Sheriff's, PntxTixa, *,? Blanks, We can and will work for tho lowest living prices, without fear of compclhion from any or all the Powkp. Preset$ on the Wabash. Just leave yonr orders, we know what printing can be done for, and no one shall under-bid vs, without paying denrly to thus get to dance, or to make people bolieve their popularity or extensive fucilitieit briug tliem work.

A Medicinal Wonder.

We arc assured that no langu tgc can portrny tho immediate and almost miraculous change, occasioned by Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Wood Pills and Blood Purifier in nervous diseases, whether bro ken down by sickness or wak by nature, the un strnng and relaxed System is at once recruited and renovated. The Medicines have a threefold action. They purge, purify, and strengthen at the same time. Hencs their aatoanding curcs of Indigestion, General Pebility, Billious complaints, and Intermittent Fever. In fact there seems to be no kind of ailment to which they arc ot adapted. Dr. Roback's adrertisement is an appeal to commnn sense, which all who need medical treatment wouhl do well to read. -fob-l-lm

The Traveling Commnnlty. A ren cdy such as Kouhatk's Hom.and nirrr.Rs cannot be too highly recommended. To tho traveling community, especially, it is certainly an invaluable remedy having little or no exercise, constantly exposed, and subject to the effects of a change oi climalc and watT, they require some pleasant mcdicinc of this kind to regulate the bowels, fcb4-lw

A ones TO Laoi«.—Wc are aware Chert1 tff&ftS-' ny of our lady readers who are complaining erf weakness and debility. Our advice is to go at once and get some of McLean'* STRExcmr.si!*CCoam U. axd Blood Puritikb. It is a delicious Tosjc, and just the thing to strength** and isrtcoiuT* the wholo organisation, and pnrify the Blood. Sec advertisement in another column. feb4-l

YOU

Can Rent a dwelling with four good rooms of J.G.ADAMS. Feb. 6, dlf

TScustomers

ses.

Hungarian Grass or, the Hay oftha West Mr. A. S. Tyler, of Iowa, is tow stop* ping at the Stewart House, and has with him some of the Hungarian Grass Reed, which aeems to be peculiarly adopted to the prairie soE of this climate, and gives abetter yield than any other known grass. He will remain hut a tm days, and we adviae oar farmer* to girt lam a call and lea.lisomethingabott this seed. 4t *.

King's Coal Tard A

well snjiplied with a good article of Coaf oar and the public generally are informed that they can have it at prices to suit the hard times. Good hard wood far sale by the load or cord. E. C. KING, feb3-dlca Comer 5th street and Canal.

NOTICE.

Tbe

Terre-Haute Bindery &[ Job Printing Office has been sold to R. H. Smrsow ft Co., who will hereafter cary on business at the old atand and to whom the customers of the establishment are recommended. Those indebted to the former proprietors will make payment to J. N Silrertbore, fate Superintendent those having claim* wHl present them ior settlement Persons residing In Tcrre-Hautc. who have books for binding in the office, which have been finished lor three months •lid upward, will jletifce oUTdoriiag the week and take item away, or they will be sold to pay capen-

Tefre-Baate, Ffcb. £.1853, d4t.

THE

AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REnostorr ofnseial Kntowledee, for rear Ae 1S8. For sale.at W,_H. BUCKINGHAM*.

Jan.

27-dtf

DR.

LIVINGSTONES TRAVELS IN AFRICA. a new supply, at BUCKINGHAM'S.

Jaa. 26-dtf

EARLY

INDIANA TRIALS, aadF SkeU&eaBy H«n. O. H. Smith, in one octavo vdame af 640 pagvs $2,09- For sale at,

Jao.27.4tf W. H. BUCKINGHAM*-, v' "fee'

LARGE and choice aasortaestof Fiae'Ogars and Chewrittf Tobsecet iadadtng Aadeeeoe's Solacs, jost received. We ask tiK lom»of the Wk» to give us a eaB.

I T. H. BARK CO, id I Coott 4* and IfrJa Street*, .,. tfa^a la

Propose to deduce theif stock

$ 12,000*

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

eduction in Prices,

We are also receiving New Goods daily.to k.oep the assortuocut in order.. ...

f?"

is WnrrBit.—1Grasshop

Just Opened.1'

1 case fine Manchester Dolamos at l.»o usually at -5c All Wool Plaid Merinoes atf loc Printed Basque Flannels at 35c 10-4 Whitney Blankets at $4 00 aj»tir. 2 cases Merimaek Prints 3 cases Cocheco, Pacific and Manchester

Calico, at 8 «nd ljf 5 bales 4-4

heavy brown must jus at 8c

5 do Atlantic brown at1 Gj 8 do Fine 80 inch brown muslin 9al0 3 cases bleached muslins 4-4 at 8, 10al2| Bleached Linncn Table cloths from C, 60 to SG,00 cach. Brown, all sizes from 40 to 1,25 ench. Table Linens, Brown and Bl-jached froui .35 to 60 cents per yard. Linen and Cottou Diapers all widths. Towels, Napkins and Dovlis,

White Gooda, .Laces and Km broideries, Ladies, Misses and Children's

Hosiery and Gloves.

Shawls Cloaks & Furs. At hnlf their value. Bear this in mind that Dry Good will never be sold again as low as we aro now offering our entire stock.

rice:, edsall & CO

^oi Rcr Main and Sixih Sts

.Tan. 27-'58.

Programmes,

Purify ihe lilood, AKD THUS REMOVE DISEASE I ROM E S S E

COMPOUND SYKtfP

SARSAPAK1 LI A,

with great swtvss by all ro^ul „.i

Physicians, will do llii.s wh«Mii»vcr there i* ilie .slightest chance, that anything will 'o good. Tins Svrnp is prepared strie* \y in accordnnec with the fornriht tlie 1'. S. P., and is not seerct medicine, but one which cvetfy Doctor and Druggiht is acquainted with. We do not oiler this tu the public a* King Cure All. bnt. miuj.lv say, that in all diseases, ai i*ing f'om Impurities oflhe Blood,

boamled hcmn t« a attwber

Swpehto

CEAS WfOODi Sarvivinr ftctacr.

Wofthe

FORthe"Kcdford

Chronic Rheumatism, Secondary Syphilid, Blotches and Eruptions of "the Skin. &c., &c., ..'uH That If any mcdicinc will d*» good, this ii* tho one. For tho Irtie qualities .of this Syrup, we refer to Physicians generally.

StTT WHKNr EVl'inVTIIlNG ELSE FAILS, GIVE THIS A TUIAL.-^t Price—§1,00 per bottle, or six bottles for $15,00.

JC3TA Li»i:nAi, Discousr Made to Dbai.krs. Manufactured and sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

T. B. d) oo., DRUGGISTS AXD CHEMISTS, Corner 4th and Mafn Streets,

Jan. 28, 185SMr-tf.

Terrc*Hitotr)

Ind«

Ladies' Bank of Fortnne.

I havo now rc-ftpei»rl tho

Ladies' Bank of Fortune, At Wolfe's Xeto House on Second Street, Where 1 shall he pleated to see my old patrons, as I am in receipt of a frno utock of

New Gkods, jmreliascd nt greatly rerlrrrcdl priccs at tlic time of thefinancisl crisis in New York I have therefore, prepared the Bnnh so that it will aire mmny more nrfzes a*H better oacs to those that iarost Ibcir d»llarf ami we now warrant *«lre fur ctcrr draw made. There liateafreadT coue o«tf a nn*i berof fine irtlcles valueJ from me krte* dnilnrs cach, and havo not hod man draws yetf as wc onlv opened Wat week. /an.^-dftV, APTN BOXMESi

Vocal and Instrmnenta) Music. MISS N. BO WE,

(tun o4 Castle ton, (VI.) Marirai RawtMrr.)'

RB8PBCTPULI.T

informs the public, I1»*i will

remain tu IVrre-Hant# ft* a

fern

d*T« t«meive

appUcatiost for Xniicat lartw0*M Kim dcatres to make kuewo tlul »b« kM taofftil wtth U«

whA

«w

placet: fron wti«r«

*b« bean with her the hicbest reeotnmeiidaUniia. tailr«(U«M |Itm«•thePbw FtrU or N eioMt. Ap-

iaaUoa be made at the Port Ofllce or at W. a. midHwwFiritMmt. tattoraui Tfai* (i eert% thatSfii* XeIHe Bow* haa ^rea I#-•tmctiowet-B oor rtwp-ftire fiialttlea, and proved heiMtra* ItaMfkif tuMal a

a# ntemAiTmctor

on tho Piano p«rte and Jfelodeon. Oee. O. Trowbrldya, Whitiaf, John Clnfwlaa, H. B. Lewie

Jf. Brown. Ma.

Jaa.

P. Ljauukr

Ooal! CoalU

E andersigoed wtntd call tha attestfe0 their c^itoiMn «n the (tolllr ia #neeal to the Cact that thej are still engaged hi the Cool trade ia this citj, and areanr prapartd to soppi jr the d^r with aay lawtrtafawMsdartaofti,

As Low as the Lowest

deihw4*e aay part of dtj,and Umm vhodiooss to patroofcea us eaw iOwwrsW* Hat then as we do not whh to take sdvantace 4 one's necessity, as has aWady bee* 6mt \f tome of am anal dealers. All ordeis left with C. A. Ooodtrfa at tbe Vice Cowtf? 8«ales» er with the iwini signed at their ottee near Ike T. H.4R. R, R. Pepot, wOl rcceire prnapt atScntioo.

teawa CsAw iWlveey.

%4-M Tcm-EnUt% »ov.St^43w

SALE—The valwble preperty sn-n-as Hoase,*' belonging to t! estate of R. &. MdChbc, deceased. Title cocj, EuquLe of BAlRD BASStT.

Jan 9 1&63 fl4w

NOTICE.

TUB

Stockholders of the Torrc lfiuite Ga Light Cwmpany arc w-quested to mcvt at :iu office of said Ootnnaajr in the city of Terre-llauto, oh Friday the lath of January, f«»r tl»a transaction of import-tut business.

Deo. 30-ltf

Wm. J. BALL, IVvst.

Groceries and Provisions.

AiTangoinent.

FOOTB,

A VISG tHinBhtlhcGroccrj and Provision Store ol Capt. A'. K.

TavtirvlKar«

leato t» call tUu mtou.

ton of hia iil cuslomt*ri aud llie |u»blic jt'iicntllv i.i lho iiivtureiuriiU «hlcli h« isuow cuablod to offur. I wilt htepcrtirnlar mm to ktrperery nrtU-lw tli.i lino of liasincM that ma\ be called for, ami to keep

Goods of the best quality, and

sell at the lowest market

rates,

.and to carry on the business in the liberal

ami honest aianuer in which it Its bwu herclnfrri Uonts OarKxpr»«s wnpon will lsH**rnil poods to orer» iart of tj* Ire* of cliarire.

Mr J*40n Anorkw so long with Sir. Taj lor will »ti!l continue On- house. Tho will bu «!nl«ry«d at one* mid Vopi full ami COII||d*t^.

CAM! paid for comitr.* produce and rccctvi-d for IplOlll. r»ll attho Prevision Store a fo\r d»or* south of tin Post afflco S. 1\ KOOTE.

Jan. 19,1869. 1 tak» |dcaauro in rccomiueiidluK to *y friends nml cu.ittMiii'n juict'CfwWr In business, Mr.^. I*. r\» it, aswnrthv ofibt*lr(alronRSU. A. K. TAYLUIC.

Jan. L'i. Viw liu

PACIFIC HOTEL,

U. II'. STRADEB CO., 1'ropricton.

Terms per Day,

OPPOSITE

.$1,50.

DEPOT,

PACIFIC R. R.

COr. Of Stfrtjnlh and I'oplar Strcel.s, 9t. Hjouis, Mo. 0*A11 B-ippigo lr"in tlic lij»'t free ol'i li .rpo' Wf k. ep Iti «.tit employ conipcU-nt person survistf nii.1 ike hip^.i'^e, nnd give tfsveU ra .til tlic information they may dc.-»iio.

Jan. 20, 1858. d&wfiin.

WFIkft

hare tltd «MLL ll.'iwes anil I,tits on Mm.""trcct, for ffcile or rxclntn^e lor Inriu.'i «t ..ur ofli«:«-. 11A HI) Kit HA It TON. mi. If*, tltf Laml Agents.

rOl'em

pllri-lrise .i jf»»od Stoiin Saw .Mill in j.o»d ruiniiap «nl»'r st l»w r.itoH. im-l :noil terms, nt HAH HER & MJTON'S, in-' iH' ltf l. ind A.^cnt.i.

have ^rp^ nmul-er of vnemit Lot* for 8 ile at low ntul low e.ifdi*. 11A It HKHT UAHTON. J.m. lJl iltf I .si ml A^entf.

NOW

i* tho timn for lm er.s to pitch in n.^wc Imvo a Inr^'o list of pi-]-r on our bnk.«i vliirh is nflbred ni l"\r rnt* H. pivo n.-s nil. 11 All HE A. vV HAHTON.

All, 1!) dtf I.mhI Ajent.-».

r(.)L'

c.vn rxclriiipp your City prnprr'.v lorwilvl Lntids /It this ofllec, in culHii^ soon. IIAltt.KliT.V HAHTON. J.vi. 19-dtf I. it-1 i\'i i.t.-.

The New Vol«in"« of filnelttvooil

FOUR BRITISH REVIEWS, (.'-MMKM.-r. Art koi.i.ows: TUB NORTH lWITlKH,

KDlflmUtOll. I 1.0^I0N QI'AIJ J.UI 1st. \VKSTM!MSTl.ll, I nnd 1H.ACK WOOD. DTSubxrriptinn Prir.ru—Illrti V«ooil or nnv one •f the Hcvi ws$3 r^tir H'nekwoil nml omt Review—or ni.y two Review.") sfii. Tlio Koi.r view*, $8. Ifl.iirtk «-o(/l nfnl (he l'\mr lirviews $10,

ILTI'osfctpc (which uli'ifild Ii p'l'il qti-rletlv in advance) on the fonr Hrvirwg nml Bl.it kwnod t'? ny I'urt Ofllco in the I'nitcd St:itcf, only HOctn. per yc ir. Namely: 14 cents a ear on ench Review, and 2-1 cent* venr «n D'nckwwd l. yc'aTT t- co Viiiiii."iici f»T f«elc! street, coiner of Fulton, N. Y.

Jan. lf», '53.

1311'O KT ANT rtTr 1115

DEAF AND BLIND. DR. M'LEOB, OF SCOTLAND,

Proprietor of the Iimtitntion for tho Penf iwi'l Blind, Chicago, Ills fins arrived in Tem- ILiutiv Indiana, nnd may be concflll* for a few days nt the Stewart House. Early attention iadcHired/

O" DK'Arxms, I)i?/.inksh, Noisk ix Tiir IIk.\i/ n»*i all dischiirgi a from the Ear, Motrru or Noh' TR/fJi •nlirefy ttwotfrf.

Dr. Mcl/cotl ffns mad« anew discovery of fluiil that will prove a perfect absorption of tlic "Cnturnet," nnd restore jxrinanent vision to the cy« wilhont the nfle ol the knife. in. 20,1858-dlOd.

M1V MIES

AND ,PLENTY OF COAL 'rWK UNDERSIGNED HAS SET UP ONlvj JL of Fairbanks heavy draft scales for wciplii coal, liav, and all other fienvy articles, on the we»tofBeraentr8 wholesale Grocery Store, whj the wcighmitfttcr will be fotind in readiness, times,to upon those who may give him a cfl

All oricrs left with the weighmastur at Ihe scal^ wfll be promptly atu.ndc 1 to. Orders aolicitcdJ Jan.M.dlw WM. MeQUILKIN.

Notice.

Then we come unsettled bills ift ouf nowpgRio" as Assignees of N. Shjilds. We are afcout ma' Ing amuigemcntt to close up our trust in this mA ler, and respectfully request tliose knowing tlienr' «elves to bo indebted as above, to call immediate/ and settle. Unsettled notes and accounts bel* lae to the Sniklm As«()?(jikxt that are not nrrangf ed within ten days, will be collected by legal pro^

Terre-Haute, J*n. 12, ie&8-dl0t

TAKEN

BARNEY & AUSTIN, Assignees

Ncfice to Shippers.

T*HE TBRRE HAUTE & RICHMOND R. A R. Co. will give throught reccirrts to Buffalo, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimoro ana Cincinsati at tow eat rate*.

C. W. MANCOURT, Agent

January 11 dlw

Estray Notice.

up by Felix C. Filer,.livi*ff in Prairie Credt Township, Vigo county, Indiana, ant tbe second day of January.

on the second day of January. 1H58, one fed Cow with some white on the end of her toil, with a small slit or nick In the reft ear, has the appearance ot being done by a dog. No ether* marks or brands perceivable. Supposed to be five jrean old next spring—appraised to sixteen dollars and fifty cents by

R. FRANCIS,£

AmM

ELI FRANCIS,

AM**-

Fherebv certify tbe above to be a true copy frortf »y Eetmy Book. L. PADDOCK. J. P. I hereby certify tbe above to be a tme copy frOto mj Estray Book. AND. WILKINS, Cl'k.

By Geo. M- Euu.r, Dcpulf.

Jaa. 1^ 1939-wiVr.