Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 March 1858 — Page 3

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T*««*«IRT»I*» N U»O*O EAILKOAP.

BELLA ADAM*' THEATRE.—Tho afloctiug dram* of "Ireland ofl it i«" t« produced last night at this popular institution in a superior manner, the fair benificeaiy appearing to mnch advantage as Judy 0' Trot. Tbo character of Ragged Pal was -well sustained by Mr. Lytton. 'Hie entertainment concluded with the Yankee farce of "Oar Gal," and the great burlcwjue of "Po-ca-hon-tas."

A eplendid bill is presented to-night, for the benefit of Mrs. O. W. Blate, consisting of the 3d aad 4th acts of "JJacbcth, Mr. Chaplin appearing as Macbeth. liss Denham as Heccde, and Bella Adams as Lady Macbeth to be followed by the laughable farce of the "Dead Shot," with Mrs. Blake as Hector Timid and concluding with tb* amusing afterpiece entitled. "In and out of Place,'' in which Miss Denham will appear in five characters.

Council Proceedings. CITT^HAIX, March 5,1858. Common Council mot pursuant to adjournment.

Present—IIU Honor Mayor Patterson, and full Board of Councilman. The petitions of John Furguson and Samuel Jackson, pr#yt®gtt be allowed a license to retail spirituous, maKahd intoxicating liquors, were then presented

granted. The report of the Superintendent of the City Cemetery, showing one interment from the country and six from tho city was submitted and accepted.

The Treasurer's report was thsn submitted and accepted. Tho committ^o to whom tho ga* bills for December And January wero roforwxl, reported to allow the bills, deducting 810. 'Jlie report was coacurred in by the Council.

On motion of Mr. Conner, the Marshal was instructed to notify the President of the Oft* Company, (in accordance with his request,) when tho gas in tho public lamps is not lighted in compliance with the contract drawn up and entered into between tho Gas Company and the City.

On metion of Mr. Bnntin, the Street Commissioner was instructed to purchase a box of glass and havo it cut tho requisite size, so as to fit tho public gas lamps. 1 ho following resolution was olfered by Mr. Conner, ana passed unanimously:

Bt it rtsolved by i/ts Common Council of the city of Ttrre-Haute That all lhat portion of Wabash Btreet, from flie cast siilo of Fourth street to the brow of tho hill wost of First street, be graded, graveled, curbed and guttered with stone, aud that the satuo be done at the expense of tho property holders along said street. And bo it futher

Resolved, That notico be given according to law, that proposals will bo received for doing said work according to specifications of City Engineer, at tho Common Council room of said city, on Thursday, March 18,1858.

Mr. Conner ofTeied tfce following resolution, was which carried ananimously: ifrsoJW, That in all applications for license for special privileges, granted under City Charter or an ordinance, parties applying shall bo required to pay amount of said license to City Treasurer, and on presentation of Treasurer's receipt, tho Citv Clerk alone be authorised to issoe naici license, and that hereafter, the City Treasurer be required to give weekly statements of all separate or special funds received by him to City Clerk, and that City Clerk be required to charge said sums so reported by said Treasurer to the appropriate funds.

The petition of II. M. Oram praying to bo allowed to build a vault in City Cemetery, was referred to special committee, consisting ofR?ad, Boutin and Haney.

The Treasurer was instructed to re-trans for the amount borrowed of Grave Yard

Fond. On motion of Mr. Bnntin the Street Commissioner was instnioted to procure timber and have repaired tho Dock on the Canal on Second street*

On motion of Mr. Conner, the amu nt *f the street tax for gra ling North Ft ttrth ctreat, dve from the Sibleytown Methodist Church to K. W. Chad wick, coturaeior, was ordered to be paid by the city, ont of general fhnd.

On motion of Dr. Bead, a eommittee^of two were appointed to hare town clock repaired.

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pointed said comtniltoe. Mr- Warren, President of tho Branch of the State of Indiana Bank, iD this place, axked the Council to remit the aipeu^t of city tax against said Bank, as it had not gone into operation before the 18th of January.

The reqnest of Mr. Warren wa&4 granted unanimously by the Council ,g The follon ing'resolution wasthon'o/kred by Mr. Tousey, and passed, Messrs* Bcach and Conner voting in the negative:

Be it retolved by the Common Council of the city of Terre-Hzutc, That all that portion of Ohio street from tho west side of Eight street to the brow of the hill west of First street be graded and graveled, and that the same be done at the expense of the property holders along said street.

Aud be it further Retolved, That notice be given according to law, that proposals will ho received according to tne specifications of the City Engineer, at the Conjmon Council room of said city on Thursday, April lst, 1858.

After allowing and referring sundry billti, Conncil adjourned. C. Y. PATTER80N, Mayor.

Attest: Jos. II. BLAKE, Clerk.

The casket of Diamonds,

A Weekly Journal containing 32 columns of choicc reading matter of a character calculated to instruct, amuse, and entered the general reader, will be coiiunquccd on the First Saturday iu March 1858!

Only $1 Per Annum in Advance. THE GASKETO I) I AM 0 N I) S Will be the cheapest, beat and most entertaining Weekly Paper ever published in New York.

Diamond*! Dianond*! Diamond*! 20 thousand dollars worth of pure California Diamonds, set in every conceivable style of, elegant Gold Jewelry to be presented to the subscribers of the Casket of Diamonds. There arc no gilts worth leas than 25 cents, and from that up $300. GIFTS! GIFTS'.! GIFTS!!! GIFTS!!?! Every subscriber will receive a beautiful g!fl in Goid or Diamond Jewelry immediately on receipt of his or her name, accompanied by the amount of subscription money.

THE SUBSCRIBERS NAMES

As fast as received, will be placed in regular rotation on our books, opposite designating N"s. and the gift cont.iing a corresponding No. will bo sent immediately,poet paid, to the subscriber.

LADIES! LATHES!! LADIES!!! You can get a large number of subscribers for the Casket ,/f Diamonds by a little extra exertion, and for every 10 suqscriberanair.es you forward us, accompanied by the money we will send you a beautiful diamond gift. We make the same offer Uy Gentlemen.

Please bear iu mind the fact th it every subscriber to the Casket of Diamonds will receive a l-eau-tiful gift immediately on receipt of his or her name accompanied by the subscription money.

Persons wishing to commence with the First No. should send in immediately, as the gift they will reccive will oncourage Ahem to speak to others of thoir success, and thereby assist materially in increasing oursubscriptlou fist to commence with the first number.

Among the interestingfnatnresof ourPuperw.il be a love correspondence of the most thrilling and exciting character, which took place in Paris, iu 1855, betwixt an English Oentlcmau and a French I/idy—the tyrannical opposition ol thti Lady's Father to the union of his daughter with the English gentlonun is described iu the most vivid and interesting manner, as well as the successful plots of the young lady to elude tho vigilcnce and cruelty of her heartless father.

These letters are deeply interesting, and ot a pure, high-toned character. 0°Eneh subscriber must send 3 three cent postage Stamps for return pontage #»n gift. Address

NELSON, HICKS & CO.,

Proprietors of the Casket of Diamonds, Feb. 16 d6m 75 N issou Streut, N. Y.

Terre-Hauto City Directory. McEVOT & Co., Publishers

CONTAINING

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askctchofthe City an alpha*

betical register ofthe name, business and residence of every MAUC crnxr.v an Almmac. a Sheet Directory, a Business Diraetory, and a copious appendix containing a list of City ^and County officers full information of airSoclcties and associations of the cityRailroads, Stages, Churches and Pasters, ami in fact, all that is useful for the businw» than, eitieen or stranger.

The Publishers having had considerable experience in many other Western cith-s, where they have always given satisfaction, feel confident that the business men and citl*er»s of Ternvllnutc will aid them in the above undertaking. The card of mer chants and business men geneva 11 are respectfully solicited, which the publishers will insert at a trifling cost! As a medium for advertising, the Directory stands unequalled^ while the number of copies issued will he sufficient to supply adjacent Tow*. Hotels »nd Railroad offices.

O* For references as trt capacity, &c.. Messrs. McEvoy At Co., would refer to any of the old standing business Uoujes either in Chicago, Quiney. or Alton.

Feb. 9,d tf

FORthe"Redford

SAT.K—The valuable property an0*" as House,'* belonginif to the estate of K. S. McCabe, deceased. Title good. Emiui of BAIRD & BASSET.

Jan 9 1858 d4w

NOW

Is the time for buyers to pitch in as we have a large list of property on our books, which la offered at low rates, rive as a call.

IIARBERT & BARTON,

Jan, 19-dtf Land Agents.

NEW BOOKS.

WHITE LIFS A NOVEL: Br Cn*«. Rtan, Author of "Peg Wtiffiagtoo," Jtc.

BAYARD TAYLOR'S NORTHER TRAVOM-, Summer And Wiatcr Pictures of Sweden Lapland and Norway.

TWIN ROSES A NARATTVE BT Amx COiu RITCH»E, (MI*. Mowatt.)

THE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOE 1858.

DR. LIVTNGST0N*S TRAVELS IN AF&|CA, an fw wjpplr.)

For sale at BUCKINGHAM^ Feb. 93, dtf

HARPER'S

MAGAZINE fcr Man*. Foe

s*le at BUCKINGHAM'S. Feb, 23-dtf

,4 LARGSand eftntee UMrtwnttf FiW fi* f*r* Mtd OieWi»c Takrnea* ioeltwling Awdenme** Seutt, jest received. We aak it lom* of tie Wno tn rir* as call.

T7H. BAJtR It CO,

Jim* OMMT 4th and Xoia Street*.

Cordial

Strengthening

AND BLOOD 1'UftIPiKR.

*rfl«us»t remedy In the wort«l. Thl» Cordial atrtitted fro*i a Berry known Mil) and ch»inlc»Uy combiueit.wUfi '«on» »f tha oiotiTaluable tuellriu«l riwu, h••*« »»'l hark# known to the minarof man, Wat fctoo4xxit, root, wild tborry bark, yel. tow d®ck, dandelion*, aartaparlUa,elder flower*, with otkert, ro4iclii|t the most lufulllblo lemnJy for tUO redo ration ofbealth ever known.

IT IS SATUKK'H OWN RR.VKDV,

Curing bv naiorat law*. Whon taken, lu hualine Influ^nrtfa I* foil eoor»li UirauxU every win of purlftinjc and aecelemtlnjs the dreutatM of tba blood. It uuutralixo* any blllioiu matter It lfa,i »touaciu and *irensttawn» the whole organlKatlon.

MCL«B*» Sir ngttieuing Cordial wiUufluciaally care Uw rim|lalnt*. Jaulidlcr, Ckrotic mr Jftrrms VeiHitf, Diittuut* »f tk*' all mritimg from l.ircror StoMMck Dyspeiuila. Heartburn, luward Pile*, Actdl orMckne«» of tho H*,f»nach» KHIIUOM of Bio to the Head, Dull patn or Rwlmmten tn the Hoa Palpitation of tb«. Heart. Fullness or We In tbo Stomach ^Sour Kmetatl«n», CboklW »rRaWeatlnR tfeelln* when lying down lrvne«i or Yeilowno#* of the Kkliv and Kyes, Michl Sweats, ti'wwfd Fever*. J*aln to thfl Small oftlx-'llack-Cheat or Side. Sudden flushes of heat. Depression of Spirits, Krijthtftil Dreams, Despondency or aht Sorvous Dteeaae, Sorea of liUtclies ou the Skin and Fever and Ague (or Chills and Fever.) It will also care Uieases of tbo Bladder aud Wnmb.such its Seminal Weakness.Incorilaericc of Urine, Stranptuary, Inflammation or Wtsakuea* of the Womb or bladder,Wbtaes, &c.

THEKK IS SO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. This cordial wilt nerwr fail to cure any or the above disuas«, irukttn as per directions on each bottle, in German. Enzliidi -atid French.

OVKK iUi.F A M1LLION OF BOTTtKS Havo been s-ld durliiR the pa*t six month*, aud In no liislanca Ms it failed in (clvlug cntiro aatlsfactl«n.Wb« tltcn, will aoflfor from woakiusaa or debility when Me Lea*'t Strength*nine Cardial will cure you.

TOTHK*ADlKS.

Do you Wish to be he.i'.thy and strnnjr? Then goal onco ami jp*t $oin6 of Mcl*en'4 Cordlsl. ll will utrwnrtlicn and invitorato your blood to flow through everv vein, aad the rich rosy bloom of health to mount to ."iir check agulu. livery bottlo warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR CHIUIREN.

We say to parents, if your children are sickly, puny, or afflicted with complaints, prevalent among children, give them a small quantity ot Mr Lean's Cardial, and it will make them healthy, tut and robust. Delay net a tiiomont. iry It and you will b« convinced.

IT ISllKLH'SOUSTOTAKK. BVKKY COUXTKY MKKCHAS1U.

Should not leave the city until he had procurada suphlvof McLean's Strongthcning Cordial. It sells rajidiv, because it always cures. A liberal discount will be'made to Uioab Who buy to sell again.

CAUTIO!?—Beware «r DrugglsW or dealers who mav trv to palm upon you some Bitter or Snrsapalltt trash, winch tliey cau buy cheap.by saying it isjust as good. Avoid silch mau. Ask fr McLean's Strengthentng Cordial, and take nothing else. His the only remedy that will purify- tho Wood thoroughly, and at the same time trengtheu tho system.

One tablespoonful taken evew morning fastlngis a certain preventive for Cholera, Chills and Fever, \e How Fever,or any previilent disease.

Priie only 91 por bottle, or si.vboUlcs Sole Proprietor of Uic Cordial, Al«o, .McLean'.t Volcanic Oil J.iulmoat. T*-^Principal depot ou the corner of Third and Pine treat St. Louis, Mo. ]rp Forsaleiu Louisvilla by Bell, Talbott & Co., Springer de lire., and Kayinoud & Patten

McI.EAN'R VOLCANIC OIL LIKIMKNT,

The best Linlmeut In the world for mau or beast Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Mclioan's Volcanic Oil Liniment

It'tail lor vwurselves: Thomas ?ord, a blacksmith, living near Cass avenue on Tenth street, had a h-rrlble running sore on his foot. He tried various Liniments, Salves, itc., but could do It ue good. He despaired of ever being able to work at his trade agnin, because ho could not bear anv weight mi his foot and by one small bottlo of McLeau's Vulcanic Oil Lluimeut, ho is now perfectly cured.

Rheumatism, paralysis, nenralgia. bnilses. sprains, stintless In tho joints or museles, swellings, sore throat, ear ache or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, burns, scalds, pains, &c., yield to tho ''magic" influence ofthls wonderful Liniment.

For Horses aud CattU it i« an Infallible remedy tfnr chaflss, galls, scratches,cracked heels, lameness, spavin, aweeuy, splint, fistula, bruises, swellings, wounds, rattlesnake bites, and rarlans oilier diseases which animals ar« llnble trt from InJnrle or accldants.

Kvery Country Merclinnt should obtain a supply of Mclean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It sells rapidly, because It alwa scares.

A liberal discount will bo mad* to merchants who buv to sell agnin. For sale by J. H. McLKAN, proprietor, corncr of Third and Pine tls., fit. Louis, .Mo. also for salons above.

J.K.Cunningham and Allen Pence, \gents, Sept. 5,-daw tf Tirre-llauto, tnd

The great Beautifier.

And Ion|riinsucrc»kfiiIly nought,

FOUND AT LAST' I^OKibITorigli-ulall

KKKTOKKS PKHMANKXTLY GKAV Knlr to color covers luxuriantly the bald head r. iaoves dandruff, Hcl.Ing and i,II scrofula, scald head and nil eruptlm makes the hair soft, heal ill J. and glossy and wll preserve it to any iiniuagluab age, removes, II by maple, all blotches &c.,froin the face, and cures neuralgia and iiervous hache.— jjot circular aud the following.

Rick -ry (Jrave. SU Charles en. Mo., Nor. 19 *50. PROF. O.'J. WOOD— Dear sir. Some time last summ»r we were Induced to use some of your Hair Restorative, and its aflects were so wonderful, we feel It our duty to you and the afflicted, to report It*

Oar little son's head for some time ed been perfectly covered with sores, aud some called it scald head. *n»e hair almost entlrelv came offln consequence, when a fHe«d, teeing his suffering* advised us to use year Kwstoratlv*. wo did so with little hope of socceas, bat, to our surprise .and that of all our friends, a very tow apotlcaiona removed the disease entirely, and anew and laxoanorop of hair soan started out, and we can no* *ay Utat our boy, has as healthy a scalp, and ma luxuriant a crtftillofbalr as any other child. We can theefere,op,d do 'reb) recommend your Restorative, as a perfect remedy for alt diseases of the scalp and hai-.

We are, run respectfully, GKORG^t W. iriGOIXBOTHAM. SARAHA. HIGOIXJIOTIIAM. PROF. O. J. "WOOD—Dear Sir: have nsed two bottles of Pr«Ife»or Wood's Hair Rwtomtlve, aad can Imfy

II Is the greatest discovery ofthe age tor re

storing aad changing the Hair. Be I.-re nslug it I was a man of seventy. Vou can recommend to the world without the least fear as my case la one of tho went kind.

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TOAJUlKG

Orocerie* and Provisions. 4 5l0

A New Arrangement.

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HAof

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Dover, N. H., F*b. 2, IPS".

PKOF. O. J. WOOD it CO.—Gents: Within a few davs we have received so many orders and rails f-r Prof. O. Woo i*s lialr Kestoratlve, that to-day wo were ^impelled to send to Boston f-r a ipiantity, (tho six doxen you forwarded being sold,) while wo might order quantity from you. Every twllle we have wld seems to b»v« prodnced threo ar four new cus-loiner-s, and the approbatlou.and pntronngo it receives tram the mostsubjuntial snd worthy rltl*ensof our vicinity, fnlly convince us Uiat it Is A MOST VA l.UABLK PK8PAKATIOST.

Send usas soon as may be one gross of SI site and •no do*on $9 size and beliove us yours very respectfully. (Signed) DASIKLLATHROP&CO

T~""'Sri?ls:.Wrrrpnr.

o. J. WOOD Ac CO., Proprietor*, 31* Broadway, ffe* York, (In t*e ereatX. V. Wire Raltlaf EatabUati nienW) aM HI Jlarttet st., Rl. Lonii.

And sold by all good Drugglsta X.8ov. n-dawta

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COOGSWELL'8

A N I O a S I O S A That hut prodnced tack reaaniUe. Effects a tamaj caw,a of Nnnuuu, Vsaneojaad Amnion or nm Hun, erased by fiwrbed (fedlitiM, fat tbose who kite tried it in to city, for sale bv

Da. A- PEN'CE, Dmgj^t, Tem^Haate, Ind.

CTThe kigbast testimonials of its dfcae? have bee® yi»eo |wt gu»ber of tbe not itayeMble dUscnswfao tare tried It

WA3TTED

JL A MIHI'MB»Jiadj beatrfinf la & private fatallv.

te Mem good

Beat of nftrwrn

FOOTE,

VIXt* bougbt the Grocery and Provision Store of Capt. A. K. Taylor, bogs leaven call the attonton his otd customers and the public gewratty to

Indnremi uts which he is now eaabte.l to o0er.lt will be htaiuiriirular awo to 1t« ep-cvery nrtlde In thti line of tiuatnesa that, I an bo aailed f«»r,and l« ke^p Goods of the best quality, and to sell at the lowest market rates, and to carry on the business in'the liberal and koueat manner iu which it lias I we a heretofore ^ur Kxpreas wagmn will deliver all goods to over) part ol Inwn tree of charge. ...

Mr J**aa Aaaaaw *0 long witlt 5r. Tajlor will still (outhniA The* atn*k will onc« ami kept Ml and for counir.. prfxluce and rccelvcd for ^CMl'Bt Ihe Prevision Store Tew deor aoiith ortUe Post OBicu *. ,* 8. I. FOvIo.

Jan. )9, t«W. 1 take pleasaraln recommending to lay frlonds and customer* successer In bu«lne«s, Mr.lt. P. P""u'« as worthy of their patronage. A. K. IAM.OK.

Jan.SI. dlwwlm v.'

MKW SUAI.ES

ANDPLENTY

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Ladies' Bank of Fortune.

I liavo now rc-oponed the

Ladies' Bank of Fortune,

At Wolfe's Yew House on Second Street, Where 1 shn.ll he pHascd to my old patrons, as I nm in receipt of a fine stock of

New Goods, purchased nt greatly reduced pricca at the time ol Ihe financial-crisis in .New York I have therefore, prepared the Rank so that it will give many more prizes itiul better ones to those that invent their dollar, and we now warrant valve for everv draw made. There have alreadv jrotie out, a nnm ber of fine trticles valued Iroui iive to ten dollars cach. and have not had many draws yet, us we onlv opened tost week.

Jan. 23-d(t ANN HOLMES

Vocal and Instrumental Music. MISS N. OWE,

(late ol ra«lleton. (Vt.) Musical Seminary.)

REsPECTFtn.I.V

informs lite public, that slio will

ri'iuiiiii In Terru-Uante for a few days to rvceiviapplicalion« for Musical Instructions. She desires to ma'-e known that sin liai taitRht wltli the nio»1 1111boiindcd aneeoss In a number of places: from where she b"ars with her the Inchest recommendations. Instructions erven on the Plane Porte or MeloJcon. Application to be mad«» nt the Po«t Office or at W. S. Coo]orN residence a First Street.

T.TVTNfrSTOV'fi TRAVLES IN AFRICA. new supplv, at GHAM'S. Jan. 2G-iltf

JIARLY INDIANA TRIAL**, and Sketches. By Hwt.O II. Smith, in one octavo volnrae of 6-10 mre9 &2,00* For «alo nt.

Jan. 27-dtf \T. II. BUCKINGHAM'S-

have two am til Ilnusea and Lots on Market street, fr sale or exchanpe for farms, at our office. IIARBERT 4 BARTON,

Jan. 19, dtf Land Agents.

E have a Inrire ntlmher of vacant Lots for sale at low figures, and low credit. IIARBERT & BARTON. Jan. 19 dtf Land Agents.

YOU

cin purchase 4 pood Steam Saw Mill In pood running order at low nt*e*». and on pood terms, at HARBERT & BARTON'S,

Jan-19 dtf Land Agent*.

noticsT

The

Terre-Hatite Bindery Sf Job Printing Office hag been sold to R. H. SwraoN Co., irbo will hereafter cary on busincwat the old stand and to whom the ctslomers of the establishment are recommended. Those Indebted to the former proprietor# will make payment to J. N Silverthom, late Superintendent those having claims will present them tor settlement Persona residing in Terre-Haute, who have books for binding in the office, which have been finished lor three months and onward, will please,call during tbe week and take them awav. or (bey wiU be sold to T*v rxpenset. CHAS WOOD,

tm%us a

COAL!!

At Seven Gents per Buahel.

UNDERSir.NET) HAS SET UP ONE of Fairbnnk'a hcavr jjptffescalcs for weighing coal, hny, and all other fteavv articles, on tho lot we&tof Bement's aholcanlu Grocery S'ore, where the weigh master will be found iu readiness, at all times, to wait upon those who may (five him a call

All or lers left with the wcighmtetur at 'he scales will be promptly atunde U. Orders wiliciad. Feb. 9, dlw WM. McQUILKIN.

YOU

Can Renta dwelling with four pood rooms „f J. G. ADAMS. Feb. 6, dtf

Su*novo*f. Mlcbljtan,

Tills Is to certify thnl !l«s Nellie It.iw.- Iins given in strnctlouelu our resp*etive fainltles, and has proreil herself to be a highly «nalifle.l and snocessful teacher on the Piano Forte aud Mclodeon. Geo. O. Trow bridge, .'n«. Whltln*, John Christian, H. H. IH-WI-J. J. Brown. Mrs. A. P- Lyman.

Jan. CT-dtf One ofthe most Fiwiuinting Biographies rvrr Wrillcn.

BARTON'S

Life and Times of Aaron Burr.

1 vol. Crown 8 vo. TrtO pp. Cloth. ^yilh P'lrirnH* on Slrrl, and Wood Cult. I'rice *1.75 -^?rTw II. BUCKINGHAM.

Fell. 22-dtl

r-pnE AMBHICAV ALMANAC ANP RE I fmnitory of uselul Ktiowle.l? venr the *5P. For snle at.

Jnn.27.-dtf.

W. II. BUCKING IIAil'S.

Surviving Partner.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 2.,1853,d4t.

King's Coal Yard

IScustomers

well supplied with a pood article of Coal oar and the public generally are informed that they can have it at prices to suit the hard tines. Good hard wood for sale by the load or cord. E. KING, feb3-dlm Center Stfe street and Canal.

25 Dollars Reward. rpHE trndenisncd had a Injn lot of Clothing men from A line in his vara, on last evening a little after dark. The dotting consisted principally of women'* apparel. I will give the above -reward for tbe apprehension of the thief and recover? of the Clothing or ten dollars for the Clothing.

Jan.39. •SSHBI M. HUTTON.

PACIFIC HOTEL, D. W. STRADBR A CO., ProfriOott.

Terms perIhif, $1(10.

OPPOSITE. PACIFIC"R. R. DEPOT, a a 4 St ZjoulSf Mo.

CT All Baggage from UK Depot free chargeW« keep fa uut empio^a eoaprtent pematoMperrisi and take luggage, and give, travelers all At information Uiey may dfCKfr

4& 4,

Feb. 9th, 1858.

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Maryland State Lotteries

FO» M.mcir, IS5S..

FRANCE

T. H. Hnhhnnl A- Co.. will fill nil onlers In tho Marvlaml Kolterlc* promptly, ami all communications hold striotiv confidential.

TTpiPhe rountry in 11 oded with swindling boens f.o|. tcrles, holdinjrout vasl lndurcm«nlB, In llio lutpo of larjro faiiltais Torn small tiple- ofTickols. livwaro of nil Mich, and when von want to try yonr Inck, rcmcni. her that tho Mnryiand Lnttorlc*. wli'ch havo hccn 1 rawn fortho last aortj years, aro the host LoUorlo* to orOcr tlcjieU In. —o—

GRAjhtCOJCSOLWATKn LOTrKRK. CLASS 7, To be ilmvn In Rnlllmori' fllv. March 13. '58. SPKP1UUTKI? DOLLAR SC11KMR. 1 prl*o «.r. 5 of. $3,000 1 |rlxo of 1(M 12 5 prizes of I.enn prlr.»il of.

0.0)10"

Prize* of 3200each.

Tirkots 820. IUlvo« 10. Qnnrtcr* 5, eljhths2."0 Cortlflcato of package of 20 Wholes-"' J300.00 to do 20 Halve* I5ti.no do do 90 Cjnnrler* 75.00 do do 5M Pightlu 37,00

HAVANA PLAN.

Single Number?—Eycrv Number pnt in the wliccl, and all th*? Prizoa Drawn out. Every Prize in tlm Scheme must be drawn

MORE PRIZE3~THAN BLANKS.

20,000

Prized! 40.000 Tickot*!!

Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.

MARYLAND LOTTERY TO IIS DN'AWN OH THK

Havana Plan.

GRAJND CONSOLIDATED

Extra ClaK8^3,

To b« drawn In Baltltnorc, Md.. Xat., March 97, IPW. No deduction In prizes* Prir.o« payable in foW 1 PrUerof. Sns.001 4 Appr'x to 300

An 11.1W0 3 250 do 4.600) 8 808 drt 4.000 f.n S.OOn) 8 150 d» «.0H0{ do 1-V»» 8 100 4« fln issni 8 80 An l.«W| do i.onot a oo «u i.oooj 10 Prlww of. 400 40 SO id PrUe* of 3fi0 40

100 Prizes of. wo 400 Sa 50,000 Prize* of ft dollars *ach. Wholn tlcVci* 10 do!. ffalren 5 Qaarttr* 9.50. If Ton pt)rch»»^ ilrtrlD. r»f them mart draw Cortiflcate* of Parbarc Whole# will bo tel for W.00 do do 1?«lrM 45.00 do do Ifl (Jtiarters 92.50 d« do Hel(bQii 11.2S Alt order* for llrket* ta the abore »fdendtd MWIM will be tkiUiflUr and prutn^th- ancd. Addreao

T. H. IfPSBAKn A CO.. Sox 40, Baltimore, Md.

Per^niln the VTc*tor Rooth can hare their order* filed In th« Rhcttir Mlw I»ttcry. of Ky. exactty the aamc a« the hire—and tli drawn under tkc umrnntof R. Frawe it To.

Addrw T. H. HUBBARD A Co. Prt.ts,dtr tr/f't i«otsit*in#, Kf.

I.oaiber! Ltunber!!

O f\Tnoomnd fiectof well neaxined poplar lttni' b« fornte on good tern»s,br Feb. 18, '58, d. 4w. A, D. SWEET. NearCooMr** «mitk rv

For Rest

THREE18,

son* dwellmga {or rent. Apply to Feb. 'W, «. WOLftt w-twe

PORTRAITSOFHtse'*

MY MARRIED FRfEffD,

or, peep bt» fCsnplon. By UntkBrt^U W^-U. BUCK iKG HAM'S-

E I E m** A ^**.4

t\J'

We are now opening and arranging tor the Spring trade some

/Thousaswl pieces of

paper Hangings.

of all grades and qualities, which wc shall offer a j^rices much lesi than heretofore. We shall also,have an early

Spring Stock of all kinds of Dry Goods Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths. & c.,

which Ave trust will please every body in variety, style and prices They will he bought with CASH and sold lor CASH, of corusc the price must be right. In the*mean time we are closing out our present stock of -1. •-'M

Winter Goods, Roots, Shoes &c.,

at 'greatly reduced prices, strictly'for Gash.

J. E & S O N

Ec S A few pieces of Carpets to close out tor Cash at decided bargins.

& Co Managers.

\V« pred'Mit lr our cn«tomers iUriualM»t lH' tinlnn. some of tic m««t Slnjrnlflrunt Scht'niivt Ui# motilli of March, aver oflore«l. Tin* Murylniul .^tata l.ntlork"*, aro tliti safo^t Lottery Coininl^lonor. In puMlo. nnl nil lh« prilfs aro promptly paiil ly tlo MatmRcr*. All WHO «to*1re ornl will tnko the (rouble. -an »O»II asc.irlain tbnt llio Manlnint 8tatt l.'ttrli!», urnlor tht- nolo mnimirniifnl of If. Franco & Co.. aro the onl.v lojtnl Lottorlo* In ir)niitl, ami uro dniwn br uuihorlty of Law.

ltiprlxos of I (K0

4 prises of 3,000 33iS prizes «f. 2X1 iVo.. Ac. Tickets ®15. Hnlves5. ftnnrtew0,50 CortiBrntO ofpackaecs of2fl Mholos ?M0.0»» do do W flnlvoa *0,(MI do do 90 Qnartors 33,00

"Tlic Oreftt Stjhome of tlio Month." GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOrrKHY, DLASS K. To ho drawn In Baltimore city, March 80, W58.

HAOKirifKirr *onK*r.

20 Drawn Ballots In cach Package of 2(5 Tickets. Faking more prizes than Blanks. grnnrt pr5l«i of JflS.rflO 1 prlfts of...... S9.W0 1 prlr.e of 13-SSS S.ono do 13..VW do 1.500 do T.0O0 do I.Wi do 7.500 do 1.50 do 5.000 do 1.250 do 5.000 do ...... 1.000 do 3.000 20 prizes of.... 4(*l do 3.00$ Itt .... 300 1.000

Flagg's Good Samaritan.

)n*J

Removal.

A E O A Go Sninaritan'i! Immcdint Relief

for curing pains of every kind in ft few ininutef, has removed to the corner of Fifth and Mulberry Streets, where he i«prepared itfuisunl, to fill nil orders. Feb. 20,'SB-dJw

"V7"OU enn exchanpo your City proper!y lor wild Lamifi at titisolUue, l»v cullinfr poon. HARHEUTfcBARTON.

Jail. 19-dtf I'itnd AKnt)«.

The New Volnmca of Jllnchwood ANI PIIR FOUR BRITISH REVIEWS, ommkkck AS POU,OWS:

THE NORTH BRITISH, 1 EDINBURGH. I I.0MD0N QHAR Jan. 1st.

WESTMINISTER,

nnd BLACKWOOD. \£yStibntriplian Pricrt—Tllnrltwood or nny ono of the Revicwa $3 a year Blntikwood and one Review—or any two R'cvu-wa, $.r». Tho Four Reviews. $8. Blackwood nnd tho Four Review* $ 10.

D*Postage (which should be paid qu»rtcrly in advance) on the four Reviews and Blackwood to any Post Office in the United States, enly 80 eta. per year. Namely: 14 cents a ear ou each Roview, and 24 cents a year »n Blackwood

L. SCOTT A CO., Publisher!!

frr G*ld street, eorocr of Fulton, N. Y. Jan. 15,'58.

Notice.

There are some nn«ettled hills in our possession as Assignees of N. SniKi.trs. We are about making arrangement* to close up our trust in this matter, and respectfully request those knowing themselves to be indebted ns above, to call immediately and settle. Unsettled notes and accounts belonging to the SHIKI.DS ASSIOXMIWT that are not arranged within ten days, will bo collected by legal procent.

BARNEV Sc AUSTIN, Assignee*,

Terre-Haute, Jn. 12,1858-dlOt

Nctice to Shippers.

THETERRE

HAUTE St RICHMOND R.

R. Co. will gire (brought receipts to Buffalo, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati at lowest rats.

C. W. MANCOURT, Agent

January 11 dlw

14 40

Efltray Notice.

TAKEN

up by Felix C. Filer, living in Prairie Creek Township, Vigo county, Indiana, and posted on the second day of January. 1N58, one red Cow with some white on tbe ei of her tall, with a small slit or nick in the left ear, hae the appearance ot being done by a dog. No ether marks or brands perceiraWe. Supposed to be fiva years old next spring—Appraised to sixteen dollars and fifty ceuU by 8. R. FRANCIS,?

TAKEN1858,by

Amw.

ELI FRANCIS,

Appre-

I hereby certify tbe above to be a true ropy from my Est ray Book. L. PADDOCK. J. P. I hereby certify the abo*e to be a true copy from my Estfar Book. AND. W ILK INS, Cl'k.

By Ozo. M. EAKLT, Deputy,

Jan. 14, I858-w4w.

StAte of Indiana County of Vigo, m.

im as an estrav on tbe !nh day of January, Geo. W. Baas, living in timer Qrtk Townrfiip, and o»nity and state afora*id, one stray Cow, red with crumply bonw, Star in tb« forehead, white in the flanks, white spot on the bine, aboat 10 years old, and appraised to ($15, by

O JAMES PR1CEJ

Aoor,.

JOHN PRICE, 1

A tne copy

«str»y book.

FERDINAND MILL8, J. P.

I eerfffr to the above to be a true ewpy from Eatrny Bkk. AN D. WI LKJNri, Clerlt Jan. 27, w3w by CEO. M. EARLYJJef