Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 March 1858 — Page 4

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Arrivals and Departure# of Train*

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April Election—Harrison Tow'p. To be held April 5tk, 1858. 17* We are authorised to announce JOHN W. DODrtON candidate for rc-elcctioo to the office of C*HItable at th« Ajril election.

Bella Adams' Theatre.—Aa

uenal

everything passed off at this establishment in fine style on last Saturday night. The great Drama of "LaTour Do Nesle," was well presented, and the popular burlesqne of the "Lady of the Lions" was rendered more interesting than ever by the happy hit of Mr. J. F. Lytton as Clod and Mr. Chaplin's inimitable acting as the Jair Polly Anno.

To-night is the last performance of the season, on which occasion a Grand Fancy Dress and Civic Ball will bo given in connection with the performance of the splendid Farce of the "Omnibus."

Tho ball no doubt will be a fine affair, as wo learn that a great many fancy-dress-es have been engaged for the occasion.

lO" Tho new frame house, sitoivtctJ near the canal, between Main and Ohio streita, belonging to Frederic Fry, wan consumed by flre about 9o'clk. on Statnr lay night last. Tho building was not yet completed, and no fire had been used in it for eercrnl day*. Thi» in evidence enough to convince ftnr one that the firing aa done by an incendiary. Mr. Fry's loss cannot bo leas than $1,000, which falls heavy upon him, as it waa his net earnings of several years hard labor. He la one of our honest and hard working bakers, and deserves abetter fate for hi* untiring energy.

The fire companies were promptly ou the ground but could not save tho house.

I4T For tho best Oyntors in tho city, go toT. M. DoO-jhfy's saloon. You can get them by tho can, half can, or dished tip la mode.

JMT Tho Street Commissioner has commenced repairing tho Stroctfl. Wo sec that the first work of tho season is now boing don# on Second street.

Good for Mr. Milns, ho is all right when vested with tho proper authority.

jCW Potatoes are selling on tho streets at from 23 to 40 conts per bushel.

Tnn Ist.AVN OK CUIU.—There nro sixty awnpntU in Cuba, and hat year there were 8, M0 coastwiso arrivals and 3.H59 clearanceM. Tliis w(H givo an idea of the trade of this beautiful inland, which is not more than half cultivated under the present regime.

A* IMMRJCSK (VI.AIM.—Neatly one-half of Western New York is held by the owners nn lerwbat is tormod iho Holland pat ent. A suit 1ms lately been instituted to recover a considerable portion of the lands of th»» Holland Company, tho authority of one of its agents to dispose of them being disputed. The prosecution is conducted nominally in behalf of two children, residing, wo believo, in England, hot we understand that among other prominent parlies, the Dank ol Kngland is interested in the matter. A gentleman of Buffalo is the nominal defendant. Ablo counsel are engaged on both bides.

DIED,

tho 14th

Prom canape, on tho 14th Instant, EMM A B., daughter of Jaq two years.

jatnes W. and Mary Stewart, aged

The funeral wlO take place at half pas'. 10 o'clock. A. M., to-day, (Monday,) from the Stewart House. The friends of the family aro respectAilly Invited to attend.

ITT "Speak well of the bridge that carries you oret safe." About a rear ago we*were troubled with Fever and Ague, which aflbcted as throughout a whole season, we tried meet of the eetablUhed remedies with little If any suceeas Just aa we were giving up {a deepair w« heard of the Febrifuge Wine, used a bottle and after the first day had ne recurrence of die disagreeable aywprtomn, and te theeow*e«f a Rxialghi we were completely restored to our usaat strength. Thi* medicine haa the additional reooamcodation of being exceedingly palatable

l_T Waharejiwt kaaraed that McLean's Strengthening Cardial will cure the various diseases prevalent among children. It Is neoesaarr ev«ry parent should keep a tmpplv on hand, and when required giro as directed. Try it—it is pVasant totako. See advettlaenant la atraUm edanm.

MamhS^&wlw |r.

Bobadrt CowtiUentr

We team that the dlrtiagnisbed and popular In fwtor of thoee faarfwrs Soan«finaviaa Remedial the BLOOD Pttxa and Biooo FOWRA*, advertised in oar business colnmaa, receivea nearly aa aaauy l«tters, W every mall, as the Treasury Duartxent— The average Is mere than 9M per dav! His patient* aoastetvd over ttie bread Weat, tne 8o«tf»e« State* Mid New England, arv said to T«ach the summon* and almost IneredlMa aggregate of 100,0dOt Br hi* parents we aneaa thoae who tne his p^^wwfikMtaatfcafro»w.vmawqaai. W«prreuwe that meh a eonneetieo la wlibont a pwrmUel la MedSe^l hMarr. See advertfc-emeat,

Mawh3,-wl0».

King"! Coal Yard plaee ta fH yt»nrCoal*«h«T a»a acpplytet Mr \*aia «rUkg90dC«a}fctas «Mr«fiMa. fVaft iWMi.ff—I samKL

A N N O E IS

Coucot* Dxit-r roa TJIK Duit Uxioa, 1XD1JSAjluu R*»v and Braaehe* Bank of Kvr*eo»*. RrraeaM liwHaML, Mietilgaii Citj....

Klkhart, Elkhart Kockrllte, Wahttsk Oo»hc», Gofbon ML Vernon, MU Vttrnon 8al m, Kalcm

Alt other*, 2»95c dlsconnt. I IN O IS Cltlfn*' Bank, Mt. Carinet Kunhriile Bk., HmhvlUe P»ople« Banc, Carm« stck Sfcnrlly Bk., lanrille Bank

Bnltville

Bntik of llttita'tirlllr All other* 2c "tisconnu KKW K5GI.A5D RTATBS. tit Snlrpitl Bank*

MKW YOKK AJtl) SEW JKKSKY. All Solvent Bauks O I O Slate Bank and branches "tata Stork Hntiki—old plate Cauat Bank. Cleveland All oth«r «ol v»«nt hank* KitRpetideii and brokon

PKSNKYLVARIA

Bk. of Newcastle Warren Pn. Rk Krl« City Bank Ill other solvent banks.

sorrrit & SOUTH

All basks

All aolvont banks

par par par par par par par J*ar par l'*r par par l«" par |*ar par par par par

JoJlatmfKUU,....,

Wnnsw. Wiiwm.... MonliWlla, Monticetto Smlem, New AltMrnjPaoli, I^ioll

RmokvtHe Bank, viUe...i.Canal Rank, KvamrUio rambn«jre City Boak, Cambridge City..... Central Bank, Indianspotis «... Ktrban^o Bank, Gra?itra*tle... Faj«Uc ConntT Katik, Conn«rsvHte Kartacr*' A iHcehantc*' Bt, InlianapotU..., Fanner*1 Hank, Wettbld Gramerey Bank, t4iAir*U« Moodier Bank, Usitn«[wirt HuiUincton Conntr Bank, HunUn^tnn Indiana Hank, MaJiaon Indiana Farmer*' Bk, PrankHa

l»!'ina SUK-k Bank, l^iporta Iniiati Keaerve Bank. Knknmo Krnva-kt Stock Bank, Colnnbu 'jitiu.'^e Bank. t.ima Merchants1 & .Mechanics Bk, New Albany.. 5. V. /k Va. Statu Stock Bk, Kraiuvllle.... Prairie City Bank, Terre-Hante Southern Bk of lnl., T«rre-Haat« Salem Bank, Salem Savins* Bank of 1*4., Connersrttlo hawnee Bank, Attica Trader#* Bank. tn'tl^napoH* TUipecanwe Bank, Wlmnmaf Watmni Check*, Terre-Hauto par nppe*attoe Bank, Lteanaport .—

LADIES! LADIES!! LADIES!!! You enn get a 1mgo number of subscribers for the Casket .»f Diantot dl by a little extra exertion, and for every 10 su|.«cribers names yon forward ns, accompanied by ttc money we will send you a beautiful diamond gift. We make the same offer to Gentlemen.

Please boar in mind the fact that crcry subscriber to the Casket of Diamonds will receive a eantiful gift Immediately receipt of his or her name accompanied by the subscription moncv.

Persons wishing to commence with the First Nk should send in immediately, as the gift they will reccirc will encourage them te speak to others of their sncees*) ami thereby assist materially in inrrcAjing onrsubscription list to commence with the first number.

Among the interesting fcaturcsof onr Paper wil: be a love correspondence of the moat thrilling and exciting character, which took plaee In Paris, in 1865, betwixt an Englfch Gentleman and a French Lady—the tyrannical opposition ot the Lady's Father to

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KKNTUCKY,

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All aolvcnt banks par VIKG1MA. Old nk* par Alt Sto«k Bank* 5 to 10 dls

AXU MARYLAND.

50di* 35 ills 75 dls par

CAROLINA

AND GEOKGIA

All solvent banks 5dii LOmaiANA. New Orleans banks

MISSOURI.

.^tatc hank and branches St, Louis churns TKNNKSSKE. Old'bnnns Free banm

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MICHIGAN.

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WISCONSIN.

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HIST. COLUMBIA A.N1) CANADA Kolvcnt anka

The casket of Diamonds,

A Weekly Journal containing 32 columns of choice rending mutter of a character calculated to instruct, amuse, and interest the general reader, will ho comincnccdon the First Saturday in March 1858!

Only$l Per Annum in Advance. THE CASKETO DIAMONDS Will be tlic cheapest, best and most entertaining Weekly PtijKjr ever published in New York.

Dlnmonditl Dinnomlst Diamonits! 20 thousand dollars worth of pure California Diamond!), set in every conceivable style of elegant f»old Jewelry to be presch'ed to the subscribers of the Cnsketof Diamonds. There are no gifts worth lens than 25 cents, and from that up ti airrs! gifts a gifts: a gifts::?! Every subscriber will receive a beautiful gift in Gold or Diamond Jewelry Immediately on receipt of his or her name, accompanied by the amount of sutBcription money.

TUB SUBSCRIBERS NAMES As fast ns received, will be placed in regulir rotation on our books, opposite designating Nos. and tho gift containg a corresponding No. will be sent immediately,po-t paid, to the subscriber.

union of his daughter with the Eng

lish gentleman la described in the most vivid and Interesting manner, as well as the sncccssful plots of the young lady to elude the vlgilence and cruelty of her heartless father.

Those letters are deeply interesting, and ol a pure, high-toned character. U*Knelt aubecriber must send 3 three cent partace stamps for return postage on gift. Address

NELSON, HICKS & CO.,

Proprietors of the Casket of Diamonds, FoK 16-d6ra

75 Nasaeu Street, N. Y.

Terre-Hante City Directory. McEVOY & Co.. Publishers.

/CONTAINING a sketch of the City an alphaKj betieal register of the name, business and residence of every MAUC cn-irax an Almanac, a Sheet Directory, a Bnaaess Directory, and a copious appendix containing a list of City and County officers fell information of all Societies and associations of the city Railroads, Stages, Charches and Falters, and in fact, all that is uaefal for the husiaem man, citi*cn or stranger.

The Publishers having had considerable experience in aaaay other Western cities, where they nave always given satisfaction, fed confident that the bosineea men and dtixena nf Terre-Haute will aid them in the above oadertaking. The card of aaer chants and business men generally are respectfully solicited, which the publishers will insert at a trifling coat! Asa medium for advertising, the Directory stands raeqaalled. while the number of copies fented willbaariRcient to mpply a4ptf«bt Tows. Hotels and Railroad offices. iJT For refereaeaa as to capacity, MCSPTS. HeEvoy At Co., wookl reftf toanyeif the old standing hmineas hoosea either In Chicago, Qidaey. or Alton.

Fefc »,4tf r.«

NEW BOOKS.

WHITE LIES A NOVEL: BrCwta. Scan, Anther of "Peg Wofllngtest," &e. BAYARD TAYLOR'S NORTHER TRAYns Summer and Winter Pictwras of Sweden laiMUid and Norwar. TWIN ROSES A NA RATIYE Br Asm Coiu Riven.*, {Mrs, Mowat».)

THE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 18S& DR. LIVINGSTON'S TRAVELS IA AFR|CA, (a new supply*)

Foraale at BPCKWGHA3TS Feb. 93, dtf

ARPER^S XAOAZINE tor Mareh.For aaleat BI^KDiG BAITS. 23-otf

Strengthening Cordial

AND BLOOD PUIUFIKR.

THE

..... par ....IS dls par par ....lOdta .... par .... par .... par .... par .... |ar .... par .... par .... par ... aoau

creaus»l remedy In the world. TM« Conltal t* (tiitllled from a tforrr known oaly tou»j«elf, nn.l chemically comblwed wtth »f U»o tBMlv«lu*l»lc mcilicln*) roou,hcr+M #"1 bar** known to the miud'of man, vU: blood roui, black rool. wild rherrv bark, ret low dock, daodoHon*, samaparilte,elder flowor*, with others, productng tho iuo«l inralllbte teoiedy for Uu to ration ol health evor known.

IT IK SATURK*S OWN REMEDY,

Csrtn^ dtteaae* by uaMral taw*. Wbdn ukea. It* Uenllnr itiduenres full eoursti tlirouph ovorj vein of tho bodv, parlfyloi: and accelerating the ctreuUtMi of the blood. It neutralises any billion* mattur li thv stomaeli, and »lrenelhen» tlic whole or^anliaUon.

McLean'* Kiringthenlnp Cordial wlttcffeetnall care U*r com plaint*, Jaundice, Ckrtmit Jftrtcau* iJeiilitf, mfth* writing fr»m

Jiteritrrd Mter of Stmwuuh.

Dyxpeptla. Heart bum. Inward Pllo*. Actdl* orflrkne*» of the ftomach, FUIIBCM of Bio to tho Head, Dull J»nl« or Swimming In the H*a Palpitation of thr Heart, Knlluvu or Wo In the Rtomaeh 8nor F.mcU* tlow*, Choking orSnffoeatlng Fee tiny when tying down UrviieiM or VetlowneM of the Skin and Kyoa, Mj bt Sw'eaU, Ipward Fever*. Fain In the Small ofth«:*Tl»ckChe«t or Side, Sudden flushes of heal, Depression of Spirit*, Frightful Dream*, IVspondeney or an? Nervous IHnease, Sore* or BUtclios on tho Skjn and Fev«r and A^ue (or rhtll* and Forer.) It wl\t also cure dieasns ol the Bladder and Woinb^uch as S«*ml«ial Weakness.liicontlHPnce of Urine. Stnuipuary* Infla ii* mallon or Weakness of Ih© Womb «r bUUdo?,W Uiaos,

iCC'

THEKE IS

MISTAKE ABOUT IT.

This cordial will nev^r ftiil to euro any of the aboyo diseaso*. If taken

per directions on each bottle, In

Gorman* Ktisliab and French. OVJTR HALF A MILLION OF BOTTLES Ilave Wen sold ditrtn*U»e past gx mouths, and In no instance has it failed in givlitK olilire snllsta*tl«n. Who then, wlU suffer from weaSnoss or debility when McLtan't Strengthening Cardial Will cure you.

TO THE LADIES.

Do you wish to be healthy and strong Then goat onco ami get some of McLean's Coruial. It will strengthen and invigorate your blood to flow throngh every vein, and the rich rosy bloom of health to mount to your cheek again. Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR CHILDREN.

We uv to parents, if your children aro sickly, puny, or afflicted with cnmidlllnts prevalent ainoog children, give thein a small quantity ot McLean's Cardial, and It will make thero hnalthv, (nt and robust. IMa) not a moment, trv It and yon will be convinced.

IT IS DKLICJOlJSTO TAKE. EVERY COUNTRY MERCHANT

Should not leavo the city until he had proeureda »npplvof Melon's Strengthening Cordial. It sells rapidly, because it always cures. A liberal discount will be'mado to those who bny to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware of Druggists or dealer? who tuny try to pulin upon you some Bitter or Sarsnpalln" trash, winch they cun buy cheap.hji saying it isjust as good. Avoid such men. Ask fir McLean^ Strengthening Cordial, and take nothing else. It Is thernly remedy Hint will purity the blood thoroughly, and at the same time trengtlien the system.

Ono talde#poonful taken every morning fadlnjM certain preventive for Cholera, Chills anu Fever, \e llow Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only 81 per bottle, of six bottles for W. J. H. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor of the Cordial.

Also, McLcan's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

I| /--Principal depot on the corner of Third and Pino treet,St. Louis, ftlo. fry For sale iu Louisville by Bell, Tnlbott & Co., Springer & Bro.. and Raymond & Patten

McLKAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT, The best Liniment in tho world for man or beast Another Rrnutrkablt Cure Performed by McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment

R*ad lor vourselves: Thoinns Ford, blacksmith, living near Cuss avontie on Tenth ftreet, hud a horrible running sore on hl.-i foot. He tried various Liniment.*, Salves, Ac., but could do it no good. He despaired of ever boing able to work at his trade again, bocause he could not boar nnv weight on his f.-ot and by one small bottle of McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut, he is now perfectly cured.

Rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia, bruises, sprains, itifliiessln theJoltiU or musoles, swellings, ««re Vhro:it, oar acho or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, bums, scalds, pains, &e., yield to the ''magic" luflttonce ofthls wonderful Liniment.

For Horses and Cattle It I* an infallible remedy Tor chafes, galls, scratches,crackod heels, lameness, spavin, SWPCIIV, splint, flstnln, bruises, swellings, wounds, rattlesnake bites, and various other disease* which animals aru liable to from lujurie or accidwnta.

Everv Country Merchant should obtain a supply of McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It sells rapidly, because Ital wavs euros.

A liberal discount will be made to merchants who buy to sell again. Por salo by J. FI. McLKAN, proprietor, corner of Third and Pine sts., St. Louis, Mo. also for sate as abovo.

J. U.Cunningham and Allen Pence, Agents, Sept. 5,-dnw tf T«.rro.Haute, Ind

The great Beautifier.

And long nnsncccHttfnlljr «ougl»t,

FOUND AT LAST! I^ORluIToriginal

RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY H»lr to color: covers luxuriantly the bald head removes all dandruff, itcMng and all scrofula, scald head and all eruptioi.s makes tho hair soft, healthy, and glossy and wit preserve It to any tuimngiliable ago, romovtis,lf by magic, all blotches Ac.,from tho faee, and euros neuralcia and nervous haeho.— gee circular and the following.

WARAH A. HieomBOTHA*.

PROP. O- J- WOOD—Dear Strt 1 Slave w«4 two botties of Profeeeor Wood's Hair R*toraUve, and eaa tniftr nay it Is the greatest discovery oftfcear# tor restoring and changing the Hair. Before using It I was a man of seventy. You eaa reeomtearf to the world without the leas* fear aamy caae Mjf« efTthe went kind.

T—

O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietor*. S« Bmadway, New York, (tn the croat 5. Yi Wlf« SalBagBatahUsh menK) sMIM NaikitiU, It Louis.

And sold byallgood Druggiata. £Nov. n-daw3aa

Br. OOOOSWELL'S

antipho a is tjlc,

That haa yiedaeH aaeH waaitaWf. Effects ia BMBJ caeca of NBIUKM, Vwjrwo^ad Amenon or is 8caa» canaed bf ffiearbed dtealatioa, In tboae wk# karetried itk tWe eitj, la for sale br

Attg. 14-dtf

Da. A- PEXCK, Dntfigbt. Ten«B*uta, Xad.

ITTbe fcighaM twHawiili rfH« tfcaqr fcare been glrcs br a naber of tba moat rtftetMe citiarM whs kv« tried It »»-««.—-

BOARDING

WAWTKD.

A eeedkwaa aad lady wfahee teaeeara good boardlag hi a pinto Beat of xafetcacei rim AMM &L)LMS(7I

Xafdi3» ISS^IC

Groceries

Jan.31, dlwwlut

/vV

TAKEN.nn

Dover, N. H., Feb. 2,1K57.

PROF. O. J. WOOD it CO.—Gents: Within a few days we have received so many ord.rs and calls for Pref. O. Wood's Hair Restotative, tliat to-day we were compelled to send to Boston for a quantity, (the six dosen you forwarded being soM,) while we might order a quantity from yon. Every bottle we have sold seems to hav« produced three or four new customers, and the appmbatlon.and patronage it receives Irom the most substantial snd worthy citizens of

onr

ri-

ciuity. fullr convince ua that it is A MOST VALUABLE PREPARATION. Send nsas soon as may be one gross of 91 sise and one dozen fgsixe and believe us yours very respectFUHY- DASIRLLATHROPACO

Hickory Gr»vo, St. Charles co. Mo., HOT. IT 'SC. pftOF. O. J. WOOD— Dearstr. Somotime last summer we wore induced to use some of your Hair Restorative, and its effects were so wonderful, we feel it our duty to you and the afflicted, to report it*

Our little son's head ft»r some time ed been perfectly covored wHh sores, and some called It scald head. Tbe hair almost entirely came off in eoaaequenee, when a friend, seeing his suffcriagi advised us to u«o vour Restorative, we did to with Tittle hope of success, but, to onr surprise .and that of all oar mends, eery few apollcaions removed the disease entirely, and anew and laraanorop of hair soan started out, and we can now say that our boy, haa as healthy a scalp, and aa luxurtant a crtTsllofhalr aa any other child. w« can therefore .op^d do hereby reeommend your Restorativo, as a perfect reaaedy tor all dUiaaiei of the aealp and hair.

Provisions.

A New Arrangement. S FO OTE, HAVINGA.

bought |hoGrocery *l Prevision Store of Capt. E. Taj lor, loc« leave to call the a!U-n-ton of hi*old eostoniow and the public g» nirally to ilie tailurenu-iiU which he Is now oaabled t» offer. It wltt be his particular aim to k«ep every article in this llitu of bunine&s that may t*o called ar,and to keep

Goods of the best quality, and to sell at the lowest market rates, and to carry on the business in the liberal

and honest manner In which It has been heretofore

J°Our

Express wagon will deliver all goods to every part of t»wn tree of charge. Mr Juni Annum so long with Mr. Taylor will still continue in the bonus

Oio uck Will be enlarged at once and kept full and complete. CASH paid fcr countrj pro«lnco and received ror

^CMl at the Prevision Store a few d«ors south of the Poet Otttco

Tenas per Daf,..

FOOTK.

Jun. 1?, I take pleasure in roeommoodlag to my friends and customers successor In business, Mr. 5. P. Po--te, as worthy of their patronage. A. K. TAYLOR.

Ladies' Bank of Fortune.

I hare now rc-oponed tlic

Ladies' Bank of Fortune,

At Wolfe's Xevo House on Second Street. Where 1 shall be phased see my old patrons, as I am In receipt of a fino stock of

New Goods,

purchased at great!v reduced prices at. the time ol the financial crisis In New York I have therefore, prepared the Bank so that it will give many more prices and better ones to those that invest their dollar, and we now warrant valve for everv draw made. There hare already eouo out, a num her of fine nrtlcles valued t'r»m five to ten dollars each, and have not had many draws yet, as we onlv opened \«st week.

Jan.23-dft MN HOLMES

One of the most Fascinating Biographiea ever Written. A O N S

Life and Times of Aaron Burr.

1 vol. Crown 8 vo. 700 pp. Cloth. With Portrait* on Strtl, and W«od Cat9. Price -$I.T5 JFir sale by W H. BUCKINGHAM.

F» b. 22-dtj

TIIE

AMERICAN ALMANAC AND RE positon* of uselul Knowledsr vear the '58. For sale at" W. II. BUCKINCiHAil'S.

Jun. 27-dtf

DR.

LIVINGSTON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA, anew supply, at GHAM'S. Jan. 26-dtf

EARLY

INDIANA TRIALS, AND SKETCHES-

By Han. O. H. Smith, In one octavo volume of 640 pases $2,00* For salo at, Jan. 27-dtf W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S-

WEket

have two snrtll Houses and Lots on Marstreet, for *tle or exchange for farms,

at our office. HARBERT & BARTON, JAB. 19, dtf,' Land Agents.

E have a large number of vacant Lots for sale at low figures, and low credit. HARBERT& BARTON. Jan. ID dtf Land Agents.

YOU

can purchase .i good Steam Saw Mill in good running order at low rates, awl on good terms, at IIARBERT & BARTON'S,

Jan- Ji I Land Agents.

NOTICE.

The

Terre-Hante Bindery 4" Job Printing Office has been sold to R. H. stursoa & Co., who will hereafterenry on busincssatthe old stand and to whom the customers of the establishment arc recommended. Those Indebted to tho former proprietors will make payment to J. N Silverthorn, late Superintendent those having claims will present them lor settlement. Persons residing in Torro-Hautc, who have books for binding in the office, which have been finished lor three months and upward, will please call during the week and take them away, or they will be sold to pay expenses

which

CIIAS WOOD, Surviving Partner.

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

Estray Notice.

by Felix C. Filer, living In Prairie

Creek Township, Vigo county, Indiana, and posted on the second day of January, 1P58, one red Cow with some white on the end of her tail, with a small slit or nick in the left ear, has the appearance of being done by a dog. No other marks or brands perceivable. Supposed to be five years old next spring—appraised to sixteen dollars and fifty cents by

S. R. FRANCISJ

ELI FRANCIS,

AND. WILKINS, Cl'k. By GEO. M. EARLY, Deputy.

Jan. 14, 1858-tr4w.

L/OU Can Rent a dwelling with four good rooms 1 or J. G. ADAMS. Feb. 6, dtf

King's Coal Yard

IScustomers

well supplied with a good article of Coal our and the public generally are Informed that they can have it at prices to salt the bard times. Gx»d hard wood for sale by the load or cord. E. (X KING, feb3-dlm Corner 5th street and Canal.

25 Dollars Reward.

ing princi

pally of women's apparel. I will give the above reward for the apprehension of the thief and recovery of the Clothing or ten dollars for the Clothing.

Ian. 29. '58-13t WM, BUTTON.

PACIFIC HOTEL, D. W. STRADER A CO., Proprietor*.

OPPOSITE PACIFLC~R. PL DEPOT, Cor. of Sevevth and Poplar .Street*,

0t. Zjoulai, Mo.

ET Aft Baggage from the Depot free of chargeW« keep ia oar employ competent peraoa to supcrri— and take baggage, and ghre trarelen all the information they mav desire.

Jan. 90,1858. dtwfcm.

State of Iadiaaa Coantr ot Vigo pas an estray on the 9tfa day _kl tJMKT Oeek Towxnfcip, and tmnty and ata*e aforeaaid,

taaaw —IW1WI

TAKEN

up as an estray

a^r,l«8,by Geo.W,

Maryland State Lotteries

FOR MARCII, 1858.:

R. FRANCE

1 rrand prize of ••••$05,000 1 prlzo of. 13,558 do 13.558 do 7,000 do 7J00 do 5-000 do 5.000 «lo 3.000 do 3,00^

Amrm

Apprs.

scopy fi JK, J. 1 copy fi

I hereby certify the above to be a true copy from my Estray Book. L. PADDOCK, J. P. I hereby certify the above to be a true copy from njEtftrajr Book.

air

day of Jaa

Baaa, living fat Hi

Cow, red with ermaply boras, Star in the white In the tanks, white apoi on the

Upa,aboaftl0jrcata eld, aad inmiNd to (|1 JAMES PRICEJ iOB3S PRICE,

A trm cM* from onr mmr book. FERDINAND MILLS, J. P. I eertilV te Ate above lobe a tr»e copy ftomjtlie

ASD. WILKIN8. Ctarfc

Eauwr Book. Jan. 37, w3w by GEO. M,£A&LY4>eprty

are now opening and arranging lor the Spring trade some

Forty Thousand pieces of paper Hangings.

7 r. Hi

of all grades and qualities, which we shall offer a prices much than heretofore. We shall also have an early

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

we trust will please every body in variety, style and prices They will be bought with CASH and sold ior CASH, of coruse the price must be right. In the mean time we are closing out our present stock of

Winter Goods, Boots, Shoes &c.f

at Jgreatly reduced prices, strictly for Cash.

Feb. 9th, 1858.

Co., Managers.

We prcient to our customers throughout the Itnion. some ofthcmo«t Magnificent Sohomi-* f.«r tho month of March, ever off.-red. Tho .Marylnmt State lotteries, are the nafost lottery Commls«touer. In nubile, and all the prixe* aro promptly paid by the Man»jror«. All whu dculro and will take the trouble, can anon a.«cirtain tUut the Mnrvl:tnd 8tato Txittorles, tinder the sole mnnapemeut of R. Franco A Co., arc the onlX l»»irnl Lotteries In Miry land, and are drawn bj authority of Uw,

T. H. Hubbard Co.. will All all order* In the Maryland K.'Uertea promptly, and all communications hold strictly osiftdcntial.

TtlPThe ronntrj-1* fl--oded with nwindllnir boiru* Lotlerios, holding out vastindncomonl*. In the »hapc of ianre Oanltat* for a nmall nplpe of Tickets. Reware of allitucli. and when von want to try your lark, remember that tho Maryland IjOlterle*. which have beeu drown fortho last sorty years, arc the best Lotteries to order tlc!(cU in. _n

GRAND CONSOLI1UTED LOTntRU, CLASS 7, Tob« dnwti In Itnllimoro Cltv. Mnrch 13, "58. PPEFHllTKN DOLLAR SCI1RME. 1 prl*o of. 349.000 5 prize* of. $2,000 1 prlzo of 10.44S S prlxcsof. 1.200 S prizes of. 0.000 111 priaos of. I 000 4prl«esof 3,000 330 prizes of. 240 drc.. A*c.

Tickets $15. HalvosS, QaartcraS^O

Cortltlcatc of packages of 20 Mholos $140.00 do do SO Halvoa "0,00 do do SOQaarlora 35,00

"The CJrent Sch»mR of llie Month." GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, DLASS B. To he drawn In Italtlmore cltv, March20, IP58.

MAONIHCICKT wttmnr.

20 Drawn Ttatlot* tn oarh Pnckai^ of 90 TIckcta. Faking moro prlxet than Blanks.

1 prlzo of. 82.000 2.000 do 1.500 do IJMo do 1,250 do .250 do J.000

SOprizdiof.... 4no ,• .... SfW

1.000 Pria«s of 9200 «ach.

Ticket* $20, Halro* 10. Quarter* 5, olyhths0,.'0 Certlflcato of paekaro of2fl Wholes"-*" J300.00 do do SOHalvos 150,00 do do 20 Quarters 75.00 do do fci Fifths 37,00

HAVANA PLAN.

Single Number*—Everv Number pot in tho wheel, and all tlic nixes Drawn oat. Erery Prize in this Scheme must be drawn

MORE PRXZESTHAN BLANKS. •0,000 Prixesl 40.000 Ticket"?! Whole Tickets only Ten Dollar*.

MARYLAND LOTTERY TO BR DNAWI* OH THE

GRAJND CONSOLIDATED

Extra Clasa'3,

To be drawn in Baltimore, Md.. Kat., March 97, l£Sfi. No deduction In priier Prises payable in foil "4 Appr'jt to 300 950

1 PrUe'of. 4 ApprV do ,do

z-r-49 OT«

v* do ....... 4* 10 Prize* of....... TO Of. *0 100 Prises of. 400

4^00 4,000 9Jtna 2,000 1J00 ijm 1.2SO) 1,250 1,000 1^00

Co d«

IS*

40 sis40

W^lOO Pr1*e» of Joilars »»rTu

Whole tikketa 10 dol. Halve# 5: Qiartirs 9JO. If von ponluwe ticket*, one of tkm mnat draw $8. CwUlMtw of Mat* Wholes will be aetfor IOJM 40 Dahre* 45J» do do II Qoarten 22J0 do 4o l««hri(tM tivS All orders for ttelc«4 In the above splendid 8cWtaM will bo fkltfcfitly aad prsmpUr filed. Addr«M

T. H. Hn«BAKn&COM Box 40. Balttawn, Xd.

PttMMhi the Weal or fleett est kave tkefr orders DM la tka BhotVy Ootlejro Lottery, of Rj, MM«« enw«jr the aatnc aa the above—and Hi drawn under tke *aaa*e*entef K. PnjK*JkC»._

Addnws H. HU0B*RT)

(T..W

LnnWrllA»kertt

O A Tnomaad feet of well aeeaoned psplir lem w' btr for sale on good terns, by Feb 18,'5P,d-4w. A, D. SWEET. NearCoaaer*« Mdft Aop.1

For Real.

THREE1^58,dwellings_

Med for rest. Apply to Feb. d-lw P. W, WOLFE. Watiideiqti«e,

PORTRAITS

OF MT MARRIED FRIEND,

or, a pais into Hvmea'11 Kingdom. By UnekB«s,at Vf- H. BUCKINGHAM'S.

L.'RYCE &• SON.

p, S A few pieces of Carpets to close ou tor Cash at decided bargins.

Flagg's Good Samaritan.

SJHWv

Removal.

JAME S. GRUBBS, Accnt for Flagg's Good Samaritan's Immedlat Relief

for curing pnins of every kind In ft few minute*, has removed to the corner of Fifth and Mulberry Streets, wbero he is prepared aa usual, to fill alt orders. [Feb. 20, '58-d4w

YOU

cut exchange your City property tor wild Lands at this office, by calling soon. HARBEUT&BARTON, Jan. 19-dtf Land Agent*.

The New Tolnmec of Blnckwoed sr* A fin niic

FOUR BRITISH REVIEWS,

COMMKNCF. AFT rouxrors:

THE NORTH BRITISH, RDINBI7RGH. LONDON QUAR., Jan. Int.

WESTMINISTER,

and BLACKWOOD. m~Suhtcri/itioTi Price*—Blaclcwood or any ono of the Reviews $3 it-vear Blackwood and ono Review—or any two Kcview*, $5. The Four views, $8. Blackwood and tho Four Review* $ 10. 0"Po«tage (which should bo paid ou»rtcrly in advance) on the four Reviews and Blackwood ti any Poat Office in the United States, enly 80 CM. per year. Namely: 14 cents a ear ou each Review, and 94 cent* a year *n Blackwood

L. S(x)TT & CO., Publisher*

5T Geld street, corner of Fulton, N. T. Jan. 15, '58.

NEW SCALES

AlfDPLBHTY OP COAL!!

At Sevfn Cents per Bushel.

Tof

HE UNI/ERSIQNED HAS SET UP ONE Fairbanks heavv draft scales for weighing coal, hay, and nil other heavy articles, on the lot west of Bement'a wholesale "Grocery Store, where the weighmaster will be found in readiness, at nil times, to wait upon those who may give him a mil

AH orders left with the weigbmanter at the scales will be promptly atteode 1 to. Order* solicit«4. Feb. 9, dlw WM. McQUILKIN.

Vocal

M0 *0

and Instrumental Music. MISS N. BOWE,

(Into otCa«tl«ton, (Vt.) Maatral Hemlnary.) Informs th« public, that ano will •Dante for a ft* days to r#c«lr« apfdlcatlOM for Mnaleat Instructions. Kbo dnati** to

RRhPKCTFtJ

ULY Informs

remain In Terr*

annie known tfcat aba has taught with tb« moat anboendad snofBn In a nnmber of places: from whom •ha beam dtk bar the hirliest recommendations. In. stroctlons «n th« Piano Porte or Mel«4»on. A|»tiUcalion to be msd* at the Post Office or at W. K. Ceoper'1* iwsidance Pint htroet.

PHCNOTOAX, MTRLILRAN.

TW» la to certify thatlllss Kallla Bowe has given In. strnctlonalM ear rnaeaetlve fawitllea, and has [w»l benwlfto beahlgtiiy nnallfled and successful teacher on UM Piano Fort# and Melodeon. Geo. O. Trowbridge, J»«. Whiting, Jebn CbrUttan. H. H. Lewla: J. J. Brawn, Mrs. A.P Ljrmaa. "/an. B-dtr

siHf

Co.

Feb. IS, dtf Lesriavltte, Ky.

Notice.

Thert are oome unsettled bills fn our poaaWK-n as Assignees of N. Swncuw. We are about m«kh« vnutgeneeta to done up our trost In this muter, and respectfhlly'request those knowing themfelees to be Indebted as above, tn call immediately and settle. Unsettled notes and accounts bel^nr* ing to the SBISUM Amtonutxr that arc not nrmitced within ten days, will be coliccted by legal procm,

BAHNEY & AUSTIN, Assignee*,

Te*re-H*«te, J#». 12,1858-dlOt

Nctico to Shippers.

npflSETERRE HAUTE tc RICHMOND R. A R. Co. will give throturht receipt ?o BnfTain. New York, Boston, Thiladelpbia, Baltimore and Ciodnnatl at Jow«t* raU-s.

C. W. ANCOURT, A j*

January 11 dlw