Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 February 1858 — Page 2

€\jt JDailtf iailn.

I. M. BROWN, Editor. T. H. LONfii Aeaoelate Editor.

TERRE-HAUTE.

TUESDAY MORNING, FEB'RY. 16, 1858 attwr

The Position of Stephen A. Boag-

las.

The Republican party is loud in it* pnnegjrics as to the bold stand mn?e by Douglas in reference to the admission of Kansas, and is ready to receive him into its own bosom. But Dongla*, unforlnn*toly, won't go there—ho stands npon national rfnd constitutional ground, which is as far removed from the position of thd Elack Republican of the North as it is from that of Southern fire-eaters. Douglas is no agitator, bat one who amid the storm of sectional passion is able to survey the whole field—one, who appreciates the value and importance of the Union, and as sneh he will command the respect and support of all national conservative men.

The Republican* are with him for the moment, but, as slavery agitation in their only hope of existence as a party, tbe settlement of the Kansas question will not prove to be the realization 6f all their aims. They will most certainly bccome aggressive in their character and attempt to continue the agitation within the borders of Missouri and Kentucky. But, is reflecting men of all parlies, will sicken at the excess to which the eternal nigger question has been cartied—and will pcrceiro that there are far more important issues of national policy and cconomy to be considered—the doom of nil sectional parties is at hand, and tho bonds of Uuion will be knit togethor in closcr and more indissoluble ties thau if thoy had never been threatened by tho frenzied wrath of sectional passion and individual ambition, .."'I,.,-/.. ...

A Disgrace

Yesterday's mail brought us tho tidings of another death from starvation in Evans ville. It is not the death of a prdfligatc and drunkard, but that of an industrious man, A brum Perry, a machinistby trndo, who starved himself to feed a wife and three children, and who, at the last moment, while seeking for money wherewith to pay his rent, fell dead in the streets of an onlightened, christian city.

Tho picture is too horrible to contemplate and too disgraceful to record. We can conoeive of death from starvation in the densely crowded cities of the Kast, where the sufferings oi the poor are so great, and tho instances so numerous, that ceaseless charity is unable to reach them all in timo—but that in a town of but a low thousand inhabitants, where provisions are so cheap and poverty is so rare thero should occur two instances of death from starvation within so short a period of time* is aotually startling. It speaks but little for the spirit of charity in their midst, and is a sad comment npen the character of a christian people and a religious community.

Pooplo do not starve to death Without making an appeal for aid, for famine will dissipate those sontiments of pride, which induce suffering mortality to endure many privations before they Acknowledge their necessities.

Tho people of Evansville should look to these thiags, for such tidings pass trumpot-tonguod throughout the country, a disgraee to their own community—a shameful stigma upon the peoplo of Indi{u% en atMS CW3T*

ana.

What it tho best line to lead a manT— Crino-tow. Caro line it pretty good, too.r-rJEr-thamg*.

When

Garolu*

bymeni&l

its

oar

State.

It was but a short time since stated in the Evansville papers that the granddaughter of a revolutionary hefo had died of starvation in their city, while he himself was suffering for want of food.

Will tlie Express be kintl enough to in-

form

*»,0 °f

"THI JKRKS."—Tbe

APPARITION.—Mrs.

ties a fellow up to the

allar

with the

Crinolint,

fa*ci#atinp

akreds

the poor fellow is not to be

lead any farther. Driving takes the lttd, Tit* altar is the fulcrum while the hoopbound man danoes at the end of the rope, and is continually 'checked' np by the centripetal force that drives him.

MW A lady subscriber of the Louisville Jonntal wrote Prentice that she waa horrified at the indelioacy of his paper, and threatened to tet her foot on every copy that came under her observation. *Prentice suggested that she hadn't better da it, as his paper had ft in itl W

tw gentlemen are come* limes a great

6or*

O printers.

hist* &c.

ir/

An English paper says that a su

perbly ornamented whip was one of the presents made to tho Princess Royal on her late wedding-day. We are not told whether the bridegroom, upon the making of that suspicious present to his* royal bride, looked scared or not. Tho richeat part of the whip was the butt—so we presumo she will give her spouse tho other eud if either. 'S Stii/i 1

PROFITABLB

•I

lhe

R"P"b'

lican parly, which never had any existence south of Ma*on Dixon's line?— People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones—and although the position of the Democratic party is a lamentable one for its nnitv and existence &s a political paity, it is hard for those who weretlie first to assume a sectional position to Upbraid their adversaries for following in their footsteps. But this is a fast age—we are blind to our own infirmities and errors, but quick to perceive and hasty to speak of those of others who have fallen into the same slough in which we have been actually wallowing.

Illinois Baptist, of

January 14, says that this strange infatuation is again revived. It made its appear* Rnee at a protracted meeting among the Methodist at Indiin Grove. Tho scenes are described as very exciting. From fifty to a lnindred were jerking at the sametirae. Their hands, shoulders, foot, and head would be violently thrown into most grotesque and apparently painful shapes. The women's bonnets would fly off, their hair become disheveled, and in some instance snap like a whip. In some instances it attack unbelievers in it, and unconverted men who triod to resist it by folding their arms and wrapping them tightly around their bodies, but in ppite of themselves, their shoulders, fmt one and then the other, would be jerked back till they lost all control of themselves.

Do lge, wife of a

captain who was killed at Agrs, while lying upon a sofa in her residence at Deptford, was startled to see, as she supposed, bar husband standiug before her. She rose to meet him, but he was not there. She even ran to tho garden after him, presuming he was playing a lark with her. When she told her friends what she bad seen,they laughod, and pronounced it a fantasy.— Subsequently, it was ascertained that Mr Dodge iyas killed on the very night of the apparation.

SracuoaTioH.—A com

pany was formed in New York, which agreed with the underwriters and shippers to keep New York harbor open for tho passage of vessels through the ice during tho winter. The pay stipulated was two hundred dollars par day. Thero has not been ice enough for a mint julep all winter, yet the company's beat has Iain at tbe wharf earning its $200 per diem, in the most comfortable manner.

Fortnne always grows tired of carrying the same man on her back.—Ex. We would not care much if she would throw us npon her back for a while, for we begin to think that Poverty never gets weary of carrying a fellow, though she does not trotem him very well. jOf" Soraohody describes the absurd appearance of a man dancing a polka in this wise: "He looks as though he bad a bole in his pocket and was tiding to skake a shilling downthe leg of his trowsers."

Inoxr.—-lapig iron petrified pork or congealed bacon A member of an eminent manufacturing firm rays, 'if we smelt it we should find out.*

with taking his story of WkiU Lie* bodily

from a French plan 'Thw, if true, chang-

th. OOmpl«ion Of bis Hit

From Naples the last accounts

give the computed number of victims from he earthqaake. It is.now supposed that 30,000 perished, while 250,000

Lava

been

Fran WftsUngton.

WAffltwrox, Feb. IS.—Tlie board appointed by the War Department to examine Sharp'# breech-loading pistols, similar in ttMutraotioa. to the breech-loading carbines, hav« made a report, the object being to ascertain how long they can be used without cleaning. After twenty-six shots with the

ibch,

and thirteen

with the Am inch pistol, the moveable or sliding breech became so foal to work witlidifficulty. *».«**• »s jgKys'

Order of Translations. tolldwia^ isbltfs show th* manner

Ths Nationally of PartiC3. The Kxprcss of iJahtrday, of the •'mixing tip'* of iho political elements say*: I- ~i "The Democratic party ha? forever lost aeuoownuv stocueja or w«-.** »_» DJWH

and ord cr 01

1 tne

in ivhick t%* B|ble was

translated into English: -H* •*£-?.

nationality nnl is now divided cnt in J^** iU7. Aubcici, SA,vOn I •.•••—a 11a Buajfluiuj, ami 15 hoiv uiv.ucu, cut in -0| v, strongand relaxed svnem is at case nwr twain by Mason & Dixon a line. i-l. L,fbcjt 1 our (jospels. a«

G. Ioye, Isamh.

1534. Jeremiah, Psalms, Song of Moses. 1535. Cover lale'n bible, 1537. Maihcw'tt (". e-) J. Rogers'

Bible.

1539. Crammer's Great bible. Carvernicr's bible.

.* 1560. G:neva bible, 1660. Bishops' bible. 1582. Cheims' new testament-. (R.

Cath. Trans. )n *.

,,s 1600. Douay bible. (H* TatB Trans. 1611. King Jaine's Version. In speaking of the different translations of the bible, such expressions are frequently used as would lead those unacquainted with the facts to suppose that they formed so many independent works but there is, in fact, but one version of the Protestant English Bible in print, altered and improved by different hands, and which has received the subsequent amendments of many learned men but from the first to the last there has been but one actual translation.

:Let

any one compare the

eailiest and the latest, and he will find a diversity indeed of words, but such a similarity of expression as cannot be accidental.

Latest News.

NEW ORLEANS,

General Lamar was on his way to.Nicaragua at last accounts.The Legislature at Montevideo h»d been dispersed by the military.

War between Brazil and .Paraguay was regarded a3 imminent. It was reported that Mr. Bane, the American miuister at Bolivia, was abodt to resign, ••y- "T. «*«. ~»Vftp j, 'j From Oregon.

It was rumored that tire Snake Indians intend to join the Mormons.

"SAMIVEL, B^WAHK ot

Corner .Walnut and Fourth Street*.

W. HKGDUX,

E. LASS,..:...

Mhss

The critics charge Mr. Reade

THESCAXOCTAVUW

ukcn from

3,f,C,olCT

Zrl

Trfcrt^latiofis

TSi. Bmle'a St. Goaphwi thn StiO. Alfred's rersfona of '.be

rers*0!i3

... •. psalms.1340, Roll's (or Hampole^S') psalius. 1330. Wickliff's bible. 1526. Tyndalc's new testament. 16S0. Peutatench. 15*51. Jonih

Feb.

Connnodoro Paulding had received a handsome entertainment from tho authorities..

Sugar tvfts firm. ,,

From Califoruln.

The news from California is very unimportant. The Legislature was iu session, but nothing of importance had transpired The markets were dull.

The United States sloop-of-war Jamestown was at Aspimvftll. The Susquehanna goes to Id Providence, with Mr. Fox, consnl at Aspinwnll to inquire into the alleged outrages on American commerce there.

A Me&rinnl Wonder

sarao tin*.

DTtcE TO

T3T WM. MOQUILKIK,

selling Coal

13.

Tire steamship Empire City arrived at a late hour last night. She left Havana on the 9th inst. The United States steam frigate Wabash was in port, and .was to loave 011 the same evening for Now York.

good Prug^lais,

YiDDKRs."~The

Schenectady Reflector is responsible for the following: Quite a mistake lately occurred in a love affair at Duanesburgh^ A couple of young ones agreed to elope together, and, by some mistake in the preliminary arrangements, thegentleman put his ladder up to the window of the room next to the one in which his sweetheart slept, and which proved tobethatin which her anxious mamma, a handsome widow, reposed. She turned the mistake to her own advantage got into his arms returned bis affectionate embraces was borne by him to tbe carriage, and by preserving becoming silence nntil daylight kept him blind of bis error, and, by tbe potent power of her blandishments, actually charmed him into matrimony with herself. We give these facts on the authority of a responsible correspondent,

HE GEM AN'9 THEATRE.

.......Proprietor. .Acting Manager.

This evening a splendid bill is offered in whteh lhe two gr«*t favorites, Mr. Hatrj Ma earthj and

Fannj Dcnham, will appear in their choice characters and songs. Oa the following evening oar dttectas tender Mr. and Mrs. Lamb a grand •omjffimentaiy benefit, oa which evening a capita bill will be preeentod.

Riarona.—TbefbHowfag

&»*«> 0i

C.1&X, M. C,

editor: "We rarely allude to Patent M«dkin« editorially, leafing them to qpeak for themselves in oar advertising columns bat it is only sheer justice to say that Dr. ^t^ae^s SeanSurian Remedies are performing some extraaedinaiy cores in Northern and Central lodrana, «ad realty sera to be worthy of trial kj the affiicted. We have noticed in oar Indiana exchange! aloae, aceoontoof three or tour remarkable core* effected by them within the past month, certified t» *y persons with whom re are well acqoaimed. And we select froa them the foOtnriiie, beeaase the rigiutarewill he weQ known to all our old dtiseus. Morris Morris tsooeof the meat valued and widdy known resdeats of ladlanapolis, was for many yean State Aodkor.aad enioja highest confiWenoeof a« who know him. He has icsft voluntarily pnb&sbed the aanexedoer

is*-

fe.:

»n ^g£tnv£i chainge, otfci

We are a*«ured tbat no langn-tge e*n immediate

asxi fcUaotf minueaiou*

sionfe* by Dr. Rotmck's*. Seandinirisfc B!oo4 Pi!!:* awl DJood Purifierita nertountiseai«ai wbcUi^r brj Veu dovrn bv nckunu or w.tk b» nature, the ua

re m*rc!ted

II^IHS*

IJAOIE.4-—Weareaware

and getoomeof

AMD Br.oou PaRinr*. It fe a delicious Toxic, and just the thing to RRNCNCNICX and IN'VTGORATK the whole orgviixation, and prrify tbe Blood. See advertisement in anetber culamn. fcbi-lw

JOY TO THE WORLD.—The greatest Mcdical Discoverv of the Daj. Read the adrertfee mcnt headed "Hclmbold a Genniue Preparation." feb-i im"

lion, 1 htv punfr, apd Jtrcnytlion the tjiu tin. Lntuirlos, undrr U14 «il'

GI"IUON,_,(V3^R«L IVBIIITT, OIJLIOUA Jjiw.

IntcrmiUcnt Fever, hi» iaet thete eoeiaHo btJuoi

kind of ailtnrut to which thry are rot adapted. Dr. ftoback*s advertisement is an appeal to eothmen sense, which all who nc«l medical tre^tiaent would do well to read. fcbl lin i*-y ••tf

h--r thnt the

there arc ma-

nj of our ladj r*adn« who arc complaining of weakness and Oucadrico

is to

^o at once

MCLKA.N'S

SrRr.XGTIRTIFRTOCORWAL

Esq., is now

7 cents per bnshel. ^T"

READ THIS.—Tho true riches Of life la health Any medicine that wilt remove disease and restore invalids to health, is tror'hv the attention of all.— That such is the true character of Dr. Easterly 's medicines, is amply tested and universally acknowledged. We refer io Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter'* Cough Baisftm, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, Dr. Baker's Specific, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. Au extended no ticc of each of these articles can be teen in tho columns of this paper, to which we invito fecial attention. Unlike most advertised medicines of tbe day, these popular medicines sre prep-nod by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Phnrinnceutift. so that all can rely upon them as being safe and efficacious, and therapeutically, indicated to cure thie diseases ho recommends. All that i.*, asked for these medicines is a fair trinl They ctift bo had at wholesale and retail of P: M. DONVKI.V at proprietor's priced. fub4 lw

The Traveling Community.7 A ren:ckly snch as BEHHAVR'S HOLLAND Birrr.ss cannot be too highly rccomincnded. To the traveling community, especially, it is certainly an invaluable remedy having little or 110 exerci e, constantly exposed, and subject to the effects of a change oi climatp and watT, they requiro KOIU" pleasant medicine of this biud to regulate the bowels. f. V)4-lw

Woon's IIAIR RIOTORATIVE.—W# have never known any other medicine win as hrge a •.h srti of public confidence in so short a time »s this h:i8 donn. It has not boon more thin a year sinca we first heard of it, nnd it now stands at. tho head of all it-mcdiesof the kind. We have never used any of it uureelves, hay had no occasion, as our "crown of glory" not only as yet retain.' its origin il color, but gets more so—4»ut some of our friends have,-and we have never known"it to fail in restoring the hair to its original color. We advise supji us are becoming preiuaturely »my, to giverhe Ri'stiiraitire a trial.-^r[Che.stcr (lilinou) Herald. Sold by *li

Jan. 6,

The casket of Diamonds,

A Weekly Jour.ial conttining 32 columns of choice reading matter of a character calculated to in5tmct, annise, nial enterest the general r.-ader, will be oonunenced o» the First Saturday in March lSitd!

Only $1 Per Annnm in Advnnce/ THE CA ,S ET 6

I A W 0NB S

Will be the Ciieape5t, best and niost »nf.erf.iining Weekly Paper ever pablished in New York. Diamond*! DEanottd*! Bimuondii! 20 tliousaud dollars worth of ptirc California Diamond.", set in every conceivable style of elegant t*old Jewelry to bo presett'ed to tbe safewibers Of tho Casket of Diamond*. There are no gilhrworth less than 25 cents, and trom that, up in $.VKI. GIFTS! OIETS.'l Giri'St.'! 6JPTS!!?! Every subscriber will receive a bearitiful gtlt in Gold or Diamond Jewelry immediately on receipt oi his or her name, accompanied by the amount of subscription moneys is

THE SUBSCRIBERS INAMBS As fast as received, will be phiced in regular rotation on our'books, opposite dtVignating No*, and the gift containg a corresponding Wo, will be seiit immediately, po*t paid, to the subscriber. .r

LADIE^! J.ADIES!! iADIESJH You can ge^a large number of subscriber* lor the Ca»ket.«f Diamond* by a littls axira exertion, and for every 10 suqscribers names you forward i)8, accompanied by ttie tnoney we will send you a beautiful diamond gifUTWc make the same offer to Gentlemen.

Please bear in mtnd tlie fact that every subscriber to the Casket of Diamonds will receive a beautiful gift immediately on receipt of his or her name accearpanied by the subscription money.

Persons wishing to commence with the First ITo. should send in iaMaediateiy, as the gift they will reccive wilt encourage them Ce speak to others of their sneeess, and thereby assist materially in increasing our subscription list (6 commence with the first nuiqUei1.

Among the interesting features of our Paper will be a love (Correspondence of the most t^rillim and exiting charsctCT^Which took plsoe'w Paws, in 1655, betwixt an English Oe&tletaan and a French Lady—the tyrannical, opposition «t tbe Lady's' Father to *Ji« anion of bis daughter with the English gentleman is described in the most viaidnnd interesting manner, as well as the snceertfcl pgets of the joung lady to elude the violence and esaelty of her heaAless fitther.

Those letters jufe deepiy laiteTesting, and ol a pure,high-toned character. flTBaeh subscriber must scad 3 three cent poet*:

frflassfiait

co",^

Emprietors of the Casket of Diamonds.^ Feb.I6-dn» 75 Nassae Street, N. Y.

ftAT.E—The valuable mcrty aaown Ft the "Redfonl House,^ belonging to tbe

LARGRand eboiee awortinentof Flnc Ctgnra and Chewlst Tslsecsi ladnlHng Anderaon's Soiaat, jast received. We idr the lovan of the Warn to give iM a mli.

T. H. BARK. 4 JCO-,

Comer 4»h and IMn Street^

Jan. 26, Te«re-He«|e, laA

P'ta #OTlG£. rpHE 'SMboUlm sf tta innJiMulE&i meet at the

Ught C«mpany are reqo^sted to meet at the ofsaid Cwawm^in ft* #trof Tettt-' qn Friday tStkof Zmooar,, "09&, tm the

-i,

Pse. i«

TerreHaate,

piAary&nM Stat# liberies FO^MAltClI, 18^

^anagef3

•ft,. 8Br...

We pm«it id our customer* thronirhonl tho tinlon, nxe of th'j ui'i.-tt MsguSCc^itt fur tha uuih of

Varrh, over Hfered. Tho Ktrj'huij Solo ar« U10 Lo(U»rr CtHumix»ion«r, In-pubUe. ami alt

thrMfotd JC- jUno ]rtUs tf| prcm}tl) (rithl by the Xt.inapsrs. A!I «!es^rt 3»J«I will ukt? iia Iroabk*. can *win atca.-^

their Minding curr-i of Indi- J'^Kajcucnt of k. Hrsiim Co., air the oni. !^at

L.»ltor'n in irjlsuJ, atd ore dntwn bj aalhomy of U1 fill s!J or»lcM In th^ Mary. ul nil commiitticititiiii licit!

lni[a

onbilvbtlal.

Tryi-Uo couitiry la IIi*deU|iiU swindhmc hoeuii Lot-,1 tvrfs«, hftiarnjf ft'St

Maryland liotlerie*

2prir.eiof.

4 prices oX--y»'*

Vfatth ve tfton

«s»»lwA

GKASD COXSOWDATlvlJ LOrnfltlt. CLASS t.

To be d-awn in

JUlHwciro

City.

March

13. 'i?.

SPEFIHl) TKX DOLl.AU SCllG-M B.

1 pi^jse of. SfSi.oOa 5 prtirit tr...... J**.CC0 1 Hi.ivi **i lirixeit of...... 1 ,'JOII

G.txO 11,of........ Ooo

3,CSO(l

.330 jriiOi of......

drawn

iljO

•!.«.»

.ra -ffi Xirkels #15, IlilmS, QnarU-rs 2^0 Corti/tcate »f paefcuRcs of ......5HO,On dA Jo iJO H.il .......... HV'O do^ do

l."UUnaVh-rt.

•'r«... .5J,00

vThc Great ^cliome of the Monthi" GRANDCOXSOLIDATKD LOT IKKV, 1LASS To bo

inSaUitqora city,

Marr-h^C,1858.

NtumruT Kuixr.

SO Drawn Ballot* lit,each Package af Sfi Tiot®U. Faking mora prizes than lil.iitk 1 Krnnd prize of *•••#53,006 ... 1 prize of......S-3.tf0 1

prize of.

13&»l*-3 s.AIMI

do oOO ,iii ItiW do 9.000 -'TAlfJ., 1,S0

do.r. dn J.000 do 3.000 90 prlzotof.... 4(tt da 3,eo* ,• ... 30J 1.000 Prlze»»rasrs«aeh. tfcf-vJ.«

Ticket* $30, iliilve.i 10, Quarlur^ 5,

Cortiflcato of jjacka^o oT9(i tVliotes*.--...S3T0.!*) i! .. do -afl Halve*.... 150,ii0 do d» ,86 «lnnrter4 *5,00 do do 2ii Fi^bth.i.....-, 3?,K(

HAVANA PLAN.

Single Numb era— E very Number put in the wheel, and all the Prixvs Drawn out.' A Evef/Trizo in thia Schemc must bofia»vn

MORE FRIZE3~THAN BLANKS. 20,680 Prizes! 40.000 Tick«t!r .» Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.

TO lit! OKAW-N TIIK

Havana Plan.

A N O N S O I A E ". 'ExtrtOlahS To bo drawn in B,iHI:iior'c, Std.'.' Kj»t*., Marcji 27, IW. No deduction in prizes* 1'iizcs payable in fu.I $!L5,no,i 4 Api'r'x »o

1 I'rieu of.

do do coi do ..

•v

:«m lain oca

ll',A--0

i.. -I.GQO) ... .4,0001

•-:r

130

... 8 0 of

V-7 tio if' lr do •lo

... 1.50

IU J'rtz'Wof. 10 I'rizos of 101) I'rlzo* of.

1(10

... t,WKl) ... l.v.'idj ...„l.wH)j I.

8 05

ill

PI) co

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40 40

36U, ff.

V1KI

SfO.IKK'i

VYlz.'s

Whole llckcls

If on |nri

am! iir.'iiif

4-'

400

.lottnr*

tarli.

did.t HuUesA Qimrt jr« 8»H.

lu.se 2

t!i-ke6»,'lno*of llo'li mi'Si 'Irr V-

Ce'rtiAcattvs of Paehago

TO WIUIICM

will.ho ft".till

do do If, il'jUW.... ....4.^.1'fi do d»:- lit Ci:tj)ru-r*.i

do st. .- do, l'ieitI'U»».v.. ... ..ItivTi Ail ordcr-t for I i-fci'ts in lliti i.ifwVp htiMtld will bof»iUi(illv

ll\ Wi'i'd.

P«froii^nth6?lR"e!»t.Vr,

FM» 1i,dir K.

Administrator's Koticc. v:n TVTOTICE is hereby given thnt-letteN ol- Admin1 -'btration on this iftitste «»r K: M. AVanl, dic'l., havnthivday been t#»ed to the nnder^i^iit^l Hv fluVigo Court of CoftHflon PlenJr. estate i^fldpp'isod to be solvent. ANDEItSON VVA tn,

I1».ft, (il) 1858-n4w AVm'r.

Ssilooxl and TT1HE nndersigited will open, ta-day, tbe abovtf A Saloon and Restaurant, undet new arrange" mcnte. l"

Fresh (Prater*, Unrliiiei,

and in iaet everything to EAT and DRINK that the market can aflbro, at the most reasonable rate' We also have a very fine Ball Jtoom 65X23 feet, which can be had at any time for Cotillon parties or other social gatherings an the most reasonable terms. Persons desiring sach a hall wfttj^iease call a

McBVOT &Co.,Pttbllah«r».

COJItAtKINO

'ly

T. rf. IRRTR^AH'FT A I-O..

•*. IWx 40. Hr.iHJn-rC( Mrt.

SonVll/Wiji'^iayo tiiuj/ «»rilor*

Glb'd iiMnJIfitieffcy r.Avitjjro l.oti^fy, of ''!**•»»«*.**•«

oxai-lly

Hie iiirai'a) lh»»

aboviv^nd

ala drawn

tho iiiannffjiiHMit of K., fraore dt ("o. .. ,i?tO ivi.Tir»» /.Ti, uuao A n# *tW.

SS. Jt .s

STATE OF INDIANA^" (.'otmtr bf Vigo, In the Cowt ot^ri^i^ctFile e^Aptst Term,

Mechanic's Lien.

IJ'niainin 1 nylor.J TTappeirrirtg by the affidavit of a difiiiiW-r&tted and I competi-ut witJKVf, Wed iff tfto office of the Clerk of tho Vigo Court of Common l'lea5, that Benjamin Taylor, the defendant, a uecessary.partr to tne shove entitled cause, (s not a resident^ the $t»te of Indiana, noticc of the pendency of said action is therefore hereby given to said dvfendanN B4't4an*in Taylor, and that said caua« ofaction will s'ancf foe trial at the next term of tho Vigo Court of Common Picas, to be begun and held at the Conrt Hoane ia tne city of Terre-Haute? in the county and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in April 1858, utiles* taid defendant then and tl^rc, plead, answer or demnr, to the matters and thhi^s set forth in said Plaintiff's eomplafntrOn or before the calling of said cause tor trial, the same willbc heard ana determined tn hb absence, and decreed upon accordingly. AND. W1LKLN3, iVh»

W EDWARDS, Ptls. Atty.

Feb. ll.1858.~lt ,: .riyj(|ilfcatfJ

St. diaries

a sketch of thealpha-

betkat regfater dfthe oaiBe,beBl»fcss and res* dence of every n»Mi enroot* a#-. Almanac, a 3be^Direct^, a BoMnesnDimetory, andacepioos appendix oonminingn City and C«utty oficen Jblf InfbcalatiOft of all Societies'atMl asao-

datiioas«(the^tff lUIlnjada, Stages, Chrtrdies and Pastera, and in fact, ail that «a nsefai ibr the bnsineas man. dUzen or stranger.:

The Pablishers having had conederable^experienee in hare alwayi gfven saUslartioiv con&tost that the

chants and bwdnrti Wgeaerallr are te^pcctfullv soiidted. wWch thepubiisbers wifllnsert at a trifl*

ksoed will ba sa|Bciei« te scmply sc^aorat Tuws. Hotels snd RftfltttkddHeca*' 17 F«r mftteaeeeae oapndW', 2WLV'"

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Tcrre-Haute City Directory.

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!?F AT¥JT LIOTO R~ SPMKI

,n DISEASE 6F KliKVKVS, OEKivrea act9rpi-AiNT

WKAKNRSS OF. 'AX V" KIKi)

FEVER AND AGUE,

And tha various affeetions consequent upon •'i- a ditaJHfcrod

STO80AOM sa®,MVI3R.,

Rlifcl* JadlpwUon, 4c!jU- of tin- stoiuArK, t'ollcky

Pidris,

Reartbnrt?. l.^ss »T Appetite, ttos.

ii'jxidenrv, Costixeuesji, Blind!i!ee«ii»i5 I'iU-Hi In all JferVonsi, Klionmatic, ixd Nenratjric atft'e^. tifhs.it has in numerous injtnneesproved htphly bA',e#cial, aud In others effected a decided cures

This!* a purely vegetable eonip»imd. prepare I on

•tt'etly

«*-lontl*lc prinript^s, after the IIDIHI,,

oflh* eelobrate.1 Holland l*nifb.«s»r. RoerbaTt. IteeaOM of Its croal sneeess In ir.mt of the }^san States, its introduction

whist

intothe

ainnitj

them, 1

United Arties

was hiieeded moro especisHy -r those of our fntheriahd spattered hero r*n!' there o*nr the fnc« wfthts TOiftb'y country. K«.vt!*is wl preat *«eee««

now

pnltlle,

orfer il to tho American

ksowlnp

that Its tnily*ohderfnl medicinal

virtu esiniutUo ackmi IcilgV«i. Ill* patnHil«VTy re?Viinfi^Tlt«'d to U»o'*r fiViffKa

co«»Uuitii'iu jna .have lctn iim wlred

ttic fronftnf:S'ns risft of ardent *p(rlt«, or otiiet" forma »f dissipation. Geiioraily iiiMantaueous in efTeet, it Snd»iu

\**y

directly to the »rat Ufe,

thrilling and quickening every nerve. rai»ir.( Hp the droopinr s)dfit, and, in'l^ct, luruah.i: nuw health and vTfttr

the pystcin.

NOTK'K.—Whoever experts find tlitsn brve-r-ige will be disiappolntml Out die sick, \realc and low splritod,it will f-ftire to^rateOil aroinnlifi e»rdlalj poaseMeied of singular emedial properties.

Oaiztioii.'

TTte Irfeat popularity of this delltfhtftil ,4roma ha# indueed many imitations, ahlrh t-^o j»ut»t)o l\oulil irnard apninst pnrrhaiinic. rteuotpursuaded to buy anythlns idss until you harx givon H.ierhavo'i Holland Rilteraa falr'trial. One bot-tle-will

CMRVIH. O

von how litflnitely superior It It

to all thoso Imitations. T] »®Sold *t SI,tHl per bottle, or six bolllos for «,t», by tho

SOl.K PROPK1KTOKS

Benjamin Page, Jr., 3c Co.,

PHARMACEUTISTS & CHEMISTS, Pittsburgh, J'a. aprll21»daw-

a a

And lonnginnncceiisrull) nenciiii

FOlTND.A'r LAST' I^URbaldlohead

IT IJKSTO il'.S fKKM.\NIM l,V OR.AV II dr iti orlgi al eoltir: eovtfrs liixnrittfitly th» r»i«ove« nil landruff, itc ln( add nltserofnla, *eald he«d-and all efiifilioi.*}"'5 miikesihe hiiir*oft, herfllhy, and fslos^y and wll resen*« it l« any linmapihatre nae, removes, en by inajrle. all bloti-hen Ae., from

tlx

fkee, and

•'tte»!»ionml|fia and ervoos^h s'ai^tehe. clrvularai.d tho fellow ins.

liorer, J(.

If.,

K»li.

fnttv e.on ln*» thai it

1PS7.

PROF. O. WOO ft (O.-fitfnls: Within a foWdiivs wo Imrtf reveivml »r

IHHIIV

ortltrs Mid

calls f-r Prof. WrM «. fltir R.-Unrutlv tlist to-day w- Were iompel!-d tos-nd lo |ti,»|.i,i -r a onant I*. (life »iv do*i*n •on Oirwurded IHiae *014.) whlla wi imchl ordur 0"H|d from \w. Kvery b«»ttle *'tfhav4 *«ld sarins to Imri produeed Ihrei* «r four new vut«iiiors. nnd tlm •,pprol.Hiior. H"nd i|rfnasr» II T* ,-eivr* (rem tha -lost snbst fit!. I snd wor'hv rlllxe suf utir •!rin-

l.i

A R1K PHKP.Uf.'.TlO.N.

,\ Mt'^T VAl.l?-

Send ii«B««onn «s may ti» nnn jrw f-5 1 slrr and oi.o «'.o*ei. SSnlj.!- Mini IK* Veils foiirs rcry rusiieetfiill*.

^i'fiicd) DAXIl-'K t.^TffnWrtc CO,

!IIMcfry Or»vc, St. n»-.rlt\» rn. 1') PKOF. O, jl. tvooo- Ileal-*if. :wiiio time l-st MI'IIIIIT we tseKe lndui ed to II»i» ann-e of jnur llalr'Restn\rtitt#tf and it* vlt-ris w»re *i woiidm1-' Oil, «T» (eol !Wr rfuty |u rnland thenlT!ietid. to rui-ori it.

Onr llltle .son*" h"ad T'lrsome time rd l- *'n parfi'«*tly eovt»re*l with »or«*. nnd sotnp rnltoil il .raid ho'nd Tee itnir almost onlirely enme off iv i-oiMoquenee, nh«'« frlvtid. se«iic l^« #nff*fln(r«»ilri*el.us 10. uee vour ff«4(oralivtf. itc did vif?tTtttl# hrtpo rtle^e'ss,Irul. to'naf aurprlsi', ntd thal of nil our 'fiends, a *t*ry fes» itft ilea1, limu reiaorod th» dljense entlrel*. aftH a new »f Iwm orop of hair io«n started «*st. »nd *n rati Miw «aV t^at our boy. has n* hMa'tViy it •ealp, and

a--rtfulloi

hnir aa anv

"thor ehllS. W« ean the eTj.re. op^I ffo h'rtfWj r»irtmmetrd your Restofalivi*', ns a perfect remedy htt »Tf dVeaar* *f the nenlpand Half.

We at-O, vrff»f*sreeftttft. GKOHfJK W. fllW»fNHOT*UM.

SAKAH A.

Jffffi.viwTflAili

JPROK. O. J, WOOP—U'ear Sir I hnfe *i»ed

tWr» holffrs

Prof'ssor Wood'srOafr Rn/turntlrf,

eah trn/V ih* It 1» the graaiest dls*»,*(fj-

And rold bv at! eoodDrugglsU.

K«y. l?-da*3m Tg

r,f

the a^a for re.torinirand clitiielnrtl fl Hatr^ "Bo I re using It 1 War# man of seventv. Vou ran rerommend It to tfte wofld wilhonl the least fear asmv rase Is nun of the wtfrtif fttnd.

Yours'Retnectftilly.

|lA51Ef.,

MITiPHT.

O. T. \TOTl & CO., Proprietors. J19 Rradiy, J?«*w Yorlt, fin th* Tt*nt N. V. Wir» Knilli Kstnllt*l,m«tit,),abd 114 Market «tMJ»'K iioat*.

Tarre-Eaato A Richmond E. E-r-MMtiiU Bi«nrr*ay's OrrioK, Tcrre-Haute, Dec. J2, lb57.( TJAt n. meeting of the Boahl of Directim #f the Terre-Hsiite anl Richmond Railioad Company, held this day a dividend of six per cent was declared for the six Months ending' November 30. Payable to the Western Stockholders, at the Treasurers office iu TorreHaute, onr aad after Tuesday, Jann.try, 11th. -*s CHA6. WOOD, See.

KEF, PI WW THE POOR.

TVTOTICE is hereby given, thai sealed pro*» 1^1 prtsak for tho keeprhg ef the poor of Vigo' county at the county Poor House,

6DOZK5-r^r

Mfowsa

X(^r«r aC«,voildr«fer lo mrj ef theetd SUtad^rirsfrrrn *tir*^teithaf ii Hhfai#. or S '*U£w

Feb.Mt^« X% "-s I tl

for

one

year -firom--'MarSh tfhjt, 186B will be received at,he Auditor's office in Terre-llaute, tmtU Saturday, the 6th day of February 1658,' a W A I ':BHll!^ni'twin bear hi mind, that the pffntir and profit^ df the Poor House Farm, including firewood mil be part of the consideration for, keeping the resident poor of tbe ccunty.

Eacu bidder is also required to name the. the securities for the faithful perforance of hisoontraet.

By order of the Bottrd of County Cemmisrfohrrs df Vigo coanty. A. LANGE, JamU d£w-4w Auditor

ry fr t}U81I£L5 Hordtera Onfon« fofnuTt 8/ v''! 8AlLEVtBlpA* r* & J(Q, 3t ^irrtit*!

HonuradUb, vary eholeafor «aUly C- H« BAIu£Y| jpuurl a

ft Ifo. S, Warren's Blocfc.f

u"1""i^'h'«u^Y,

De«..S9-4Ut: *0.1, Warren's Biock^

•JfA mtOiM Half

and

qttarterB xes

OU vary eboiee for sale by

Raistpa

C. H. BA1LET,

ST- j.-. ,"j Jjgu .J*-£ J|(i.^Wafiya^S wosftft^

BARRELS, CimtlwrMes,j»ltt««P sndjrtpe tor

500 ST1"

sale

So.).Warren's B1

'BioekJ

»BLS. Swast C14«r, fcr sal* bv