Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 53, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 March 1858 — Page 3

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Arrivals «td Departures of Train*

tsaai nrrt, tin* s*IXT tori. a*tmQ*». nin mrritt ...l.|Wi» Malt Trail P. M. I JUtl train .3:15 A. *. 7t|*ht K* 3 A. M.) Si*ht K* JIMS P. M. Kr«ljt»t 12-IK Freifhl 530 A. M.

TWTEI mrr* ntnimoiit airLao*».

Ko. I, Ki 11:05 A. M. 1 *U. I K* 3:15 A. U. Ho t, \e. 3JT5 Y.H X».2. At .7:15 A. V. We.J, Et.......S-iS A. I So. J, B* ®aj P.M. irmriLU ntirroiMmu muots. Ae. Train 4:14 P. M. I At. Train 6:40 A.M. Mall Tram HM P. M. Mall Train.... :l« P.M.

April Election—Harrison Tow'p.

To bt held April btk,

185-3.

O" We •itanihorix"d lo xanmincr JOHN W. DODSON a cuMlidate f«tr rc-election to the office of constable at the Aj*il flection.

IT We are authorized to announc AS. HEN RY of th« Fifth Ward. as a candidate for City Marshal, suhjee/ to a nomination by tha citizens, should any be made.

Benefit Night.

Mr. an«l Mrs. K. II. Sawyer take a benefit to-night, upon which occasion will be presented thc"Irinh Emigrant/' "Mr. ami Mr*. Peter White," and the "Eton Boy." Mi's Fanny Dcnham will appoar in three c'/aracters, which never fails to give life to .n ovonirig's entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Hawyer have been upon the boards all winter, and onr citizens hare had opportunities of judging of their merits. They have behaved thenisolvesas honorable persons ever should, and now ask the lorers of the drama to give them their kind patronage on this evening. Every thing tvill be done to please the andience, that can possibly be commanded. Sec posters and programme*.

car Mr. C. II. Bailey has now for sale, "lvnapp'g patent" and the "Diamond Light," coal oil lamps. Mr. B. left ouc upon onr table, the other evening for our benefit, that wo might judge of the true merits of the*e lamps, and we honestly believe lliey como ax near the gas light, ns human ingenuity can devise. In some respects wo would prefer it togas light. It is softer, belter for the eye, and as we believe can bo had for about one-half the cost of gas. At any rate, iheso lamps arc worthy of a fair trial, beforo you dip Into

something worse. Call at Mr. Bailey's and pet one on trial for an evening or two, and then act as your pocket may dictate.

Science still Advancing. Mr. Alonzo Taggirt,' of 8t. Louis, Mo., is now stopping at the Clark House, where In will bo found for ft few days, with a model of his "Excavator and Convey."— His improvement consists in a complete remodeling of the comtuan wagon, so that it can bo used to more advantage, in tho hauling of heavy lo,'s or stone, or in excavating oarth. The improvement i.s valuable, and will be fully appreciated by our farmers on first sight. The heaviest stono, or log, can be easily loaded and unloaded by & boy who is capable of driving a team, without danger, difficulty or troublo. We do not feel it our duty to give a minute description of this wagon, and therefore will recommend onr citixens and especial

ly onr farmers, to call at tho Clark House nnd examine it for themselves, as they are better judges of what they need and require for their work than we arc.

J&W The Washington correspondent of the New York Oourier ami Knqnirtr, Hepublican, says the passage of the bill admitting Kansas into tho Union is certain by ten or Uvolvo nuyorily.

JtW It is said that Bonrcicault is writing a drama entklod Brigham Young, or th Revolt of the Harem.

J3T Thoro Is in Bangor, Maiae, a locality cnllwd Pioas Hill. A resident there says it is thinly populated 1

JfciT Col. Benton is preparing a life of Jack9on. It will b« published by Appleton 4 Co,

tST The communicati«n entitled "Rrpub Mean Patriotism" will appear to-mor-row.

Moliawks. Attention 1

Company No. 1 will meet for business at the City Hall, Tuesday evening, at early candle light. Let every nun be there, as business of importance will come before the meeting. J. H. BLAKE,

President

NOTICE.

There will be n«fti«gr o* Congregatioeal Cbmrcto aad Society at the B**coiettt Room of this Church thw evening, for the (mrpom of adopting mean* and mean*** to tacre*M tfee Choir. and to promote to the fall ettrot C«o|rr**ti*nal Staring. AH iirtwsted ia this •M+tfoc, aod who are fritting wawtl? becoming learner*. to encourage the wweai' or by their aid aofl qoc*t*2 to b« present.

or by their aid aod sympathy, are ea«i*stly rs» {March 16, *&

flfir For the best Oysters in the city, go to T. M. Doaghty's saloon. Yon caji get them by the can, half eaa, or dkhod np io wwdt}.

A N N O E IS

CoaanYKe

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rot TM* Put,* I'iuqs, IN I A N A

Mat* Bank and Branehe*. Bunk of Kvmft»»e, Kyraenoe Indiana, MklitpnCilf.....

All other*, S39iT5- (liarount. I 1 O I 8. Citizen*' Bank, Mt. rarmel pnr Kuahrltle Bk., Kushrllle 10 ills KMi\le» Banc, ('arm1 -20 (lis S|tt-k SrtcnrUv Bk., Danville 8« dl» Bank of Bellvllle 10.1U Bank "f Hitrlaonvltlr 10 dis

All other* 'Jf U*count. 5h.\V K5G1.A-ND STATES. til Solrent Bank* par

SKW YOKK AMD NKW JEKSKY. All Solvent Bauka par O I O State Bank and brsnche* par ^tnJo Stock Bank*—olij plato 5 dl* rnanl Bank, Cleveland.* S dis All other xolvont banks par Sa.MKMtdt'd and brofenn

KK.NTUCKV.

til solrcnt banks par VIKGIMA. Old Bnks par All Stovlc Knnk 5 to 10 di.

PK.NXSVl.VA.MA AJtD MAKV1M.N1). Bk. of Xewca«tlc 50 din Wnrren Co. Bk 2Jili« Krte City Bank 75 din 111 other solvent bank* p.ir XOKTH .V SOl'TII CAKOI.l.NA AND GKOKGIA All solvent banks 5dis

LOUISIANA.

Sew Orleans banks ". par .MICHIGAN. All basks .S3 dl*

WISCONSIN.

All solvent banks 2 '!is .MISSOURI. State brink mnl lraiu'lic« Si, l^juU cliecKs/r*.

Persons wishing to commence iili the First No. should send in immediately, as the gift they will reecive will encuruge them to speak to others of their success, and thereby assist materially in increasing oursutecriptlon list to commence with the first number.

A tnong the interesting featnrcsof our Paper will be a love eorrespotidence of the most thrilling and exciting character, wh'ch took place in Paris, in betwixt an Engl'.^h Gentleman and a French Utdy—tho tymnnlcal opposition of the Lady's Father to the union of his daughter with the English gentleman i* describtxl in the most vivid and interesting manner, as well as the successful plots of the young lady to elude the vigilencc and cruelty of her heartless father.

These letters are deeply interesting, and of a pun', high-toned charactcr. ITKaeh subscriber must send 3 three cent portage stamps for retnrn postage «»n gift. Address

NELSON, HICKS & CO.,

Proprietors of the Oa^ket of Diamonds, Felt. IG-dCm 75 Na&wu Street, N. Y.

Tcrre-Hauto City Directory.

McEVOY & Co., Publishers.

CONTAINING

par Mir P*r par jar l*r P*r par

Klkhurt, KlkHart. Hixdtrllla. ........i.«... Gothea, Alt. Vemoa. Ml. V*noii. Sal m, Salem. C»|iHol, Iii'lianapoll*,.... Wnruwi Warsaw M»nUeetlo, Xlnntlrvtto.............. Kal«m. New Albany.. i*aoti,Panll

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flrookvllle Bank, Ur«f»kville... Canal Bank, Kraixvilta Cam))n4f« City Vaak, Cambridge City. Cotiiral Hank. ImllanapoH*......., K«ebui{u Bank, G(v«iiea»Ue............ Fa*«tte r»on«T Batik, CoimwrnYltle Farmers' A Mochanlen' Bk, ItitlianapuUt Farmer** Bank, WntDuld Gramerer Bank, IAAITCUO Hntnirr Hauk, Ijftpnnimrl jmr HuiiUnftuii Coutilr Bank, Iluiulugl»n 10 lla Indiana Bank, M*d!*«in )inr Indiana Parmera1 Bk, Franklla. ]«r InJ' uia Sunk fl*nk. i«|Mtrt« 10.li* lnitjn lte*«rve Bnnk, Kokomn jar K*hi»i *ky Stock Bank, Coluiub\u. jrnr Ut»iU« Raik, Lima par MorehatiU'A Mcctianlm Bk, New Albany jnr Jt. V. A V'a. State St»ck Bk, Krniuvillo.". jrnr Pralrlc I'itv Bank, TerM-Haute par Koutliern Bk of lc«l., Torre-llaut* jar Salem Bank, Salem {nr Vntlnc Bank of In«l., Conuersvllle 5(lts bawnee Bank, Attlea..'.. Trader*' Bank, lnllana|Kll "npiKK-mioe Bank, U'lniu-mac Watsons ("beck*. Terre-llaule pnr ri||e»ainc Bank, I/MT*M|K)RT

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TKNNKSSEK.

Old'lKtnns Prue baiiK, JtlST. COLUMBIA AND CANADA

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The casket of Diamonds,

A Weekly Jour,ml containing 32 columns of clioirc rending matter of a character calculated to instruct, amuse, ami enterest the gencnil n'nrfer, will bo coiumcnccd on the First Satuixlav in March 1858!

Only $1 Per Annum in Advance.

E A S E O I A O N S Will be the cheapest, best nml mo^t intertaining Weekly Pii]KT ever pHblislied in New York.

DiainoniM Uiationds! DianiomU! 20 ihntisnnd dollars worth of pure California Diamond*, set 5n every conceivable style of elegant Gold Jewelry to be presetted to the subscribers of the Casket of Diamonds. There arc no gifts worth If!" than 25 eent«, anil from that up t'i $'W0. niFTS! nrFTsa

GIFTS:a GIFTSa?:

Every subscril»er will receive a beautt.ul gift in Gold or Diamond Jewelry immediately on receipt ol his or her narno, accompanied by the amount of sulweriplioi money.

THE SUDSCRIBKRS NAMES A« fa.«t as received, will be placed in regular rotation on our l»ooks, opposite dcsigimting Nos. and the gift containg a corresponding N«». will be sent immcdi&tely,po-t paid, ti the s«l?eriber.

LADIES! LADIES!! LADIES!!! Yon can tret a In tea number of subscribers (or the Casket ,.f Diatm d« by a little extra exertion, and for every 10 su|?criber5 names vou forward ns, accompanied by t'te money we will send you a beautiful diamond gill. We make the same offer to (•entlemen.

Please bear in mind the fart th it every subscriber to the Casket of Diamonds will receive a eantiful gift immediately on receipt of his orhername aeeompnnied by the subscription monev.

a sketch orthe City an alpha

betical register of the name,business and resident* of ewff mamc crmM an Almanac, Sheet Directory, a Business Diraetory, and a copious appendix containing a of Pity awl County officers full information of all Societies and associations of the citr Railroads, Stages, Churches and Pastors, a»d In fact, all that is twIW for the business man, citiien or stranger.

The Publishers having had conwdcrahle experience in many other Western dtii1*.wherethey have always given satisfaction, feel confident that the busin«« men and cilhens «fT«te*H*»tc will aid them In the a bore nndertaktog. The card of mer chants and busiseM men oeaMiUIy are respectfully •olidted, which the publisher* will insert at a trifllax coot! Aaa roetlium for adrertiaing, the Director? stands ancqttalled. wltHe number of copies issocd will be suffident to supply accent Towi. Hotels and fUihwidoffices.

CT For refer*ncea as to capacity, Means. MeEroy it Co., would refer toanyoftheoldjrtwid»nf bnainm bousea either in Cbi^gP, QsSn^y. or Altoo. ""K"""

Feb. 9,dtf -v— A

MijW BOOKS.

WHITE LIES A NOVEL: BYCBA*. IUUD, Author of &«. BAYARD TAYLOft% NORTHER TRAV eta Summer aad Winter Pictures of Sweden

ANA?ATlt${ 'hat Oh

RrrcR«c, {Mrs. Mowatt.)

THK AMERICAN ALMANAC FORjm I R. LIVINGSTON'S TRAVELS Ifi AFRICA, fa Mwwaflply.)

For sate lit Q& *$* ^^EWOHAM'3 Feb. 93, dtf

HARrER*S

MAGAZTNK for March. For

Mle»t UCCKINGHASTS. F«feS4tf

McLEAN'S

IT IS XATUUK'S OWN KK.MKPV,

CurlnR dUeano* bv niiturnl law*. Wlmn taken, H. h.'stlntf liifluenea* I* fult eonr«ti it tliroiiftli etvry VdJit of the wnly, purlMnir and acretomtlivit tho ctrcul.ll.iii nf llio blnAtl. It nmdmllios any billluui uinlUr li tho «toinbFli, and atrenctliehk tha wholo orjtaiiiKuil iii,

MclitiaiiV StrJiigthnninff Curdlul will offui'laftll) fhro Uver coniptalnU. Dynpupuln, Jmimliec, Ckr»»ir »r Jftrrou* Dtbililjl, Dittiue* of Ike

Kidn«f, ami all ttriii*# from Ji»ortlered Line or fitvmask.

Dy»pep»la, Heartburn, Inward Pile*. Aeldltv orSIrkIIOM of llio Stomach, FUIIIIOM »f ltli to tht ilmnl, Dull fain or Swimming In tha llaa PalitltJillon of tho H*»art, Pullneas «r Wo lit tho Stomach fconr linuintlon*, Chokln* orSuffopaUnp l?«vMiiij( whun lyin« down Dryness or VeilowneSa ol' tha Skin and J-lyon, M3I11 SwiMit.i, leward Kevera. Vain In tho Small ofthi^HiiokClient orSlit«», Smldon flnahpa of boat, l)opre:-iiii of S|lrltA, Krightftil Dreams, Du*|iondenoy or any Nfrvous Disease, Sores of HUtches on tho SKIII and Ktver nnd Ague (or Chills and Pover.) It will also cure dioasM of the Madder and Woinb.mifh ai Seminal Weakness,Incontinence of Urine, Strangury, fnfln.itination orV.'oukuosiof tho Womb or bladdur,Wlilsos, :C.

TIIEKK IS NO MISTAKK AHOUT IT. inilx cordial will novwr fail to euro any of tlin above dUeaaos, If taken a* |irr direction* oi» each bottle, In Gorinan, Knxlish and Prenclt.

OVKK HA1.P A M1LI.ION OF ROITI.F.S Flare been«alddnrlnir the |iast six months, and In no instance has it Tailed 111 c'viiiff ontire snlUfai'tli'ii.— Who tlicu, will suflfor from woaknoM or debility when jStrens!thr*i»f Cardial will cure you.

TO THK LA 1)1 KS.

Do you wish to be bej'.hy and stronpV Then posit once and pet some of .McLean's Cordial. It will .-trenpthon and invigorate your blood to flow through every vein, and the rich rosy bloom of health to mount to your cheek again. Every buttle warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR CHILDREN.

We snv to parents, if your children are slckly.puny, or afflicted willi co.niilalnta prevalent 11 mnt-g children, give thoiti a small |iumtlty ol McLean's (-rilial. and it will make them htulthv, fal and robust. Delay not a moment, trv it and you will bv convinced.

IT IS DliLK'IOl'STO TAKK. KVKKV COl'JiTKY MKKC11ANT

Should not leave the city until he had procureda supj»ivof McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It sells rnjidiy, because it always cures. A liberal dWcount will be'made lo those who buv to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware of Druggists or dealers who inav trv to palm upon you some Hitter or Sar.sa|.Hlla* trash, which they can buy cheap.l\ saying it is just as good. Avoid such men. Ask McLcan's Strengthening Cordial, and take nothing else. 11 is the f-nly remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and at tho same time trengtlion the system.

One tablcKpnnnflil taken every morning fiwtlnjji^a certain preventive for Cholera, Chills and Fever, Ve llowr Fever, or anv prevalent disease.

Price only SI per bottle, or six bottles for $5. J. H. MI-I.KAJN, Pole Proprietor of the Cordial.

Send usaa soon as may be one gross of ft site and ouo doieu SSaUe and believe tw yours very resieet-

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IA**'

Strengthening Cordial A N O O I I IF I it

THK

(tr«ate*l rt»mnl\ In tlii* world. ThU Cordial l« dintltlert froM» a llerry known only toi«5«ilf, »nl chamlcalty rombtned with *«m« »f tho mini valuable uiudlclnnl roou,hv-rb*ami bttrk»Vnown to llio of man, vl»: bbidd root, bin** root, wild rburrj liarlt.jol low doe*. «tautotlon», *ar#RparilU.6l(lor fluwi'f*. wltli otHern, j»ro4«rln IHo mo«t infitUlblo lomcniy fUr tlm ruaturation ofhoaltb ovor kiio»n.

Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liuim.'iit.

/'Principal depoton the curlier of Third and Pine treet, St. Louis, Mo, Jl"7* Porsrtle in Louisville by Bell, Talbott & Co., Spriuger &. Bro.. and Kavmoud 6c Putteu ,y

McLEAX'S VOLCANJC OIL LIiVIMKKT, The best Liniment in the world for man or beast Another Remarkable Cure Performed by McLem's Yolcitklc Oil Liniment

K-ad tor yourselves: Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Cass aVenno on Tenth street, had a h«rrilde running sore on his foil. He tried various Liniments, Salves, A:c., but could do It no good. He despa'.feu of ever being able to work st his trade again, because ho could not bear anv weight oti his f»ot and by one small buttle of McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, he is now perfectly cured. i!heninatlsin, paralysis, neuralgia, bruises, sprains, vtlfTness in the Joint* or mnsolos, swelling*. *"re throat, ear acho or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, burns,scalds, paius, &<•., yield to tho "intigic" infiuenre ofthls wonderful Linimont.

For Horses nnd C..ttlv it i* an infallible remedy for chafes, galls, sera lilies,cracked heels, lameness, spavin, sweenv, splint, tlatula, bruises, swellings, wounds, rntllesunki) iiites, and various other diseases which anininlsarn liable to from Injuria or accidwnts.

Kverv Country Merchant should obtain a supply of McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It sells rapidly, because italwavs cures.

A liberal discount will bo made to morchants who buv to sell again. for sale by J. H. McLKAN, proprietor, corner of Third and Pino sts., St. Louis, Mo. also for sale ns above.

J#tt. Cunulnghnm and Allen Pence, Agents, Sept. 5,-daw tf Ti rre-Haute, ln«'

The great Beautifier.

And long unsuccessfully sought)

POUND AT LAST'

I7»ORiUIToriginalall

KKSTOKKS PKKMANKNTLY GRAY H.ir to color covers luxuriantly the Iwld head removes dandrulT, ItCLlng and ullserofnln, scald head and all eruptloi innfces the hair soft, healthy, and glossy and wil preserve It to any lintunginnbte age, removes, II by magic, all blotches Ae.,rioin tho face, and cures nenratpta and nervous hache.— ^eo circular and the following.

(Klgnedj DASIKLLATHROP&CO.

Rick rv Gmve. St. Charles rn. Mo., Nor. 10 '36. PROP. O.J. WOOJ- Dear sir. Some time last summtr we were Induced lo use some of your Hair Restorative, and Its effects wore ao wonderful, we feel it onr duty to jou and the afflicted, to re|ort It*

Onr little son's bead for some time ed been perfectly covered with aores, aod some called It scald head. Ttie hair almost enitreWeame offln eonsetjuence, when a friend seeing his suffering! advised ns to use your Restorative, we did so with little hope of sue cow, but, looursurnrisovtnd that of alt oar friends, a very ftow ap Hcatons removed the disease entirely, and a new and luxnanorop of heir *o»n started out, and we can now cay that our boy, has as healthy a scalp, and as luxuriant a ertfnllof hair as any other child. We eaa thetoRire.Opjl do hereby reeommend your Restorative. MI perfeet remedy for alt diseases of tho scalp and bair.

O. J. WOOD A CO.. Prourimor*. 314 Broadway, 5«w Tort. V. Wire RaUiay Eslabiiah menu ftktl 1 4 jtferfceMlt., L«BU. "C

AtSfiwWbraflgood firaggtsasit^ SOT.L7~V*w3n

Br. COQQSWELL'S

A N I O a S I

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Tlint lias produced sock remarkableEffects in many cases of NKCIUUU V*WIOO^nd Amecnoies or THK HEAD, «sa«d BF DIANAEBED dr«latioB, fa»tJboMwhol»retri«l it In tlu» |lij, isforttleb*

DM.

CTTbe highest trstuaoGmk oft to effieMr h?re been given by muaber of tt»e asoet respecteUe cttbeuwlm Wc tried It

Aug. 14-dtf

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OAKDING WAirrKD. Ai

JtDlNU WARTBU. mntleaMa ajad lady wfetws tosecare fjoodl i» prints fitmHr. Betft of itfdtwc*

given. A

Addrw, S. I M-, 80* 679.

procexios Pjrovi»ioii»»

A Npw Arrangement

(Joods of the boat quality, and to gell nt the lowest market rates, auil to carry on -the biiaincss in the liberal

nml honest manner ID WHICH it HAS BAUN HERETOFORE llulic, cur Kvpress wagon will deliver all goods to erorj part of W»»vn ir««- of cliatge,

Mr JMOR AK^'IIHV SO long wltli Mr. Tajlor will stlil iiiitliHK* in the hoiisi!, The stock will be enlarged at ones and kept full and ciimpli'ie.

CAMI jiuid for country produce and received for goods, Cull alihii Prevision Storo a fow doors »outh of the Post tlilleit K. P. PUi/l'H.

Jun. 1!», trVl».

I tftVe pleasure in recommending to my frleiut-i nnd euhliitimr* my successor in business, Mr, P. Po 'to, H#«nrlh of thdlr |ulrotitgo. A. K. T.tYLOK.

J.in,'il WIHH Im

Ladies' Bank of Fortuna

I hive now ro-oponoil tho

Ladies' Bank cf Fortune, At Wulfe's Xcw House on Second Street, Where 1 shall lio pU-nsod 8t-c my old patrons, ns I uni in rcoofpt nf ft flue stock of

IXTo-W C3t-OOc3L»7 ptirchitsod nt grontly rcditccd prices nt the time o( the finatici/il crisis itt New York I have therefore, prepared the Hunk 80 that \l will give many more prizes and better ones to those that invest their dollar, nnd we now warrant valrc for cverv draw nitide. There lutvo already gone out, a nnmheroffinrt trllcles valued (Vom five to ten dlars each, and tve not had many draffs yet, as we onlv opened Vistweck.

Jan. 33-dlt ANN HOLMES

One of the most Fn«cinntina Biographies ever Written. A O N S

Life and Times of Aaron Burr.

1 vol. Crown 8 vo. 700 pp. Cloih. With Portraits on Shcl, and Wind Cuts. Pl'icc $1.75 ?:Firsalel.v W H. BUCKINGHAM.

Fb. 22-dt

rnfiE AMERICAN AL.M \NAC AN UE pository of useful Knowledj: vear the Ti?. For sale at,' W. II. BUCKINGHAM'S.

Jan. 27-dtf

DR.

LIVINGSTON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA, anew suppiv, at GUAM'S. Jan. 2G-Jtf

7ARLY INDIANA TRIALS, and SketchesBy Hon. O. II. Smith, in one octavo volume of G40 pasres $2,00- Fir sale at,

Jan. 27-dtf W. H. BUCKING II AM'S

hajre two sm ill Houses and Lots on Market street, fur sale or exchange for farms, at nur office. HARBERT & BARTON,

J.in. 19, dtf Land Agi'tits.

JT7 E have a large number of vacant Lot's for sale at low fijxnres, and low credit.

Jan. 19 dtf

rI^AKEN

liwrcr, N. H., Feb. 9.1F57.

PROF. 0. J. WOOD & CO.—Gents: Within a few dam we have received so many orders and calls for Piof. O. Woovi's Hair Restorative, that to-day we were compelled to send to Boston for a i|iiantity. (the six tlnten you torwardeil being sold,) *hilewo might order a quatit.ly from you. .Every b»Ule we have sold'seems to hav« produced three »r four new customers, and the approbation,and patronage it receives lr«m the mostsnbst .ntlal snd worthy clti*ei sof our vl. clnltv.fullv convince us that it is A MOST VALUABLE PRKPA RATION*.

HARBERT& BARTON. Lrind Agents,

T/"OU can purchase .1 good Steam Saw Mill in J- good running order at low rates, and on good terms, nt HARBERT & BARTON'S,

Jan-DJil Land Agents.

NOTICE.

Hj^he Terre-IInnte Bindery $• Job rrinting QfiBce .1 has been sold to R. H. ?uirsoN & Co., who will hereafter carv on business at the old stand and to whom Ihe customers of the establishment are recommended. Tho=e imlebted to the former proprietors will make payment to J. N Silverthoni, late Superintendent those having claims will prent them for settlement Persons residing in Terre-Hautc. who hare books for bindiug in the office, which have been finished for three month? nnd upward, will please call during the week and take them away, or they will be sold to pav expenses. CIIAS WOOD,

tip by Felix C. Filer, living in Prairie Creek Township, Vigo county, Indiana, and posted on tho second day of January, 1 W8, one red Cow with some white on the end of her tail, with a smrtll slit or nick in tho left ear, has the appearance ol being done by a dog. No other m:irks or brands perceivable. Supposed to be five years old next spriugr-appraised to sixteen dollars and fifty cents bv

S. R. FRANCIS,) ELI FRANCIS, $

TScustomers

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SARAH A. HIGGISBOTHAM.

j»BOF. O. 3. WOOD—Dear Sir: 1 hare osetf two bottles of Professor Wood** Hair Rertor*tive, and can tro/v say it Is the greatest discovery of the age for re storing anil changing the Hair. Befcwe using I was a man of seventy. Ton can reeommend It to the world without the least ftear as wy ease Is one of the werst kind. a--.xy.

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nS.jP.3?0oti'l

A VINO bu'tght ilinGfocarv ProvW'M) »«tort of t.'apt, A. K/Ta) lor, Iftix* lenvu lo sail the attco Ion of Ulmiiil emt'im«« »H1 the puliifn geimrnlly to the luiluceui, nt» aliirh hu is now e*iibt»it to offer, ll will be his iiarticulnr aim lo h' «|i every artlclw In this line of bu*l«o»s that may l*e callod for,and t» keaji

Surviving Partner.

Terrc-Hante, Feb. 2..1833, dil

Estray Notice.

We arc

APPre'

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 my Estray Book. A N D. WILKINS, Cl'k.

By Gao. M. EAJU.T, Deputy.

Jan. 14, 18O8-W4W.

"\7"OU Can Rent a dwelling with four good rooms 1 of J- G. ADAM8. Feb. 6, dtf

King's Coal Yard

well sullied with a good article of Colff onr and the public generally are Informed that they can have It at prices to suit the hard times. Obod hard wood for #316 by the load or cord. E. KING, feb3-d 1 Corner 5th 8treet and Canal.

25 Dollars Reward*

THE

undersigned had a large lot of Cl«lMng stolen from a line til lib yard, on last evening a little after§3rk. The dotmng consisted principally of women

Vappanl. I will give the above

reward for the apprehension of the thief snd recoverr of the Clothing or ten dollars for the Clothing. Jan. 29. «58-d3t W'M. HUTTOIf.

PACTFIC HOTELr

D. W. STRADER d- CO., Proprietors

Term* pec Day,,,.....

OPPOSITE PAcinc"FL

Cor. of Seventh and Poplar Streets, 'J' mt.

TAKEN

A. PENCE, Drogg&t. Terre- Haute, Ind.

TLKrx±mf

Dow

Feb. 9th, 1858.

F. S A

Maryland State Lotteries l'OA MARCH, TS3S.

FMANCE &

Co Managers.

AVe present to onr eti«toincr* throusrhont thf I'nlon. some of tlicmo.^t Majriilfl?etit Schemes f»r tho month of March, ever offercl.' The Mnrylaiid State lotteries, arc the ?afost LottcryT'ommiiMloner. in public, ami all the ]ri/.e. are jiromptly paid by the XJ.uiaper*. All whu ileslre niul will lake the trouble, can sooti ascertain tlint the Mar* land State lotteries, under the mile inanaccnieiit of R. France Co., arc the onl lejral i.. ttories In ir) land, and are drawn by authority or l.aw.

T. If. Hubbard 6r Cr.. will fill nil orders In the Marrland Kottortes promptly, and all commuuicatlons held *t rictlv-confidential, yTr'tho country is fl oded with swindlins: bosrus Lotteries, holilinp nut vast InUncenietits. in the fhape nf larpe Tatiitals Tor a small nplcn of Tickets. Beware of all such, ai.d when you want to try your luck, remember that the Marjiiiml Lotteries, which have been drawn forthe last sorty years, are the best Lotteriest order ticket*

A N O SO I A E O A S S 7 To be d'awnln Unltimore Citv. March 13. "i8. SPKFDIDTKS DOLLAR SCHEME. 1 prize of. $jn,0(i(l 5 prizes of. f-J.noo 1 prir.e of 10.412 5 prizes of 1.900 2 pri7.es of. (5,000 It prizes of I 000 4 prizes of 3,000 336 prizes of. 250

Ac.. Ac.

Tickets §15, Halves5, Qnarters 2,50

Cnrtiflcato of packages of2C Mholes 8140,00 do do 20 Halves 70,00 do do 20 Quarters 35,00

"The Great Scliome of (ho Month." GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, DLASS K. To be drawn in Baltimore city, March20,1858.

MAOxirirKST scitaiPir.

20 Drawn Tfnllots in each I'acknjre of 26 Tickets. Faking wore prizes than Hlauks.

1 grand prize if ••••gfi.'i.rOO prize of 13.558 do 13.558 do 7.000 do 7.500 do 5.000 do 5.000 do 3,000 do 3,005

HAVANA PLAN. .Single Numbers— Every Number put in tlic wheel, and all tlic Prizes Drawn ont. "Every Prize in litis Scheme must be drawn

MORE FRIZESTHAN BLANKS.

20,000 Prizes! iO.OOO Tickets!!

Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.

MARYLAND LOTTERY

TO HE DNAWff ON TOE

Havana Plan.

A O N S O I A E

To bis drawn In Baltimore1, Md.. Mat., Mareh 27, 1F58. No dednction In priwa* Prfr.es payable in full A Appr'x to 30tl *3 250 sm

1 Prize of. •. do do ..... do £.a do do do

935,00n 11.W» 4jwo 4,000 3,00o

*Ao do

Hrize«of.»... Prize* of.....

Wiilbctollhtillr

...... 1,50.

R. DEPOT,

Ma.

83" All Baggage from the Depot free of charge* We keep in me employ a competent person to supervise and take ba^age, ami give trareler* all the Information they mar desiro.

Jan.90,l«58. dJtw&ir.

State c& Indiana County of Vigo,

op as an estrayon lbs 5tth d** of Jatoa»ryT by G«». "w. Ba*t, living ia Henev Oeek Township, and c#unty aad it*le sfoaMwia, one sirs Cow, red with cruarply botm, Star in the forehead white in the flanks, wfiltc spot on the hjw!, atwi*l ©years oltl. and appraised to ($1 $,)bj

JAMES PltlCEJ

Amm.v

JOHN PRICE, S

Atraecop

A#prfc

1 errlify to the alwve TO TN: a tn»e OMT from tlie Ectmv Mt. ANO. WII-KTNi. a«rk J*n. 27, I»t GEO. M. EARLT,D«put

opening'r.nThrrangi nj|*f

Spring trade sorne

Forty Thousand pieces of

paper Hangings.

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

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

which wc trust will please every body in variety, style and prices They will be bought with CASH and sold lor CAS1I, of coruse the ^rice must be right. In the mean time wc are closing out our present gtock of

Winter Goods, |3°0^s Shoes &c.,

at greatly reduced prices, stricily for Cash.

fivv

picccs

1 prize of. #5.000 S.Otm do ..... 1JW0 do l,5«o «lo 1.250 1.250 do 1.000 20 prizes of.... 400 05 .• .... 300

1.000 T»ri*es of «2r0 each.

Tickets $20. Ilulves 10, Quarters 5, oljrhlh*2.50 Ccrtiflcate ofpaeknire ofvi Wholes*"* fano.oo r*o do Halves. 150,00 do do 20 Quart en 75.00 do* do Sit Fighths 37,00

Hatve*

Wbola tleket* 10 dol.

5 Qoart jrs 9-V».

tf row piirrlitM 9 tlekeis. one of them most draw |#. Certlfte»t«« uf {"schwre 18 Wfcolea will bo set fl»r Win lio do lal res 45.00 dn do ..,• 18 Quarters... ............28JSn s-f«lo An Ifielttitlis 11,85 All ot»l«m ftir tickets the aHove splendid Fchemfcs

aad nr-m.11r filled. Addt*w 3 T. H. HVmAltP CO., vf Box 40, Ralttmore, *fd.

Per»«i«ln the WKnoUi can l»«re t»»«lr orders (Hied In the W,elln lle*e Urttriy. of K*. J'ehemes «*aeHjr WM» «#»»•«»the *ls 4raww naoer the RwaofFtneatof 8. ft»w .4drc«s m. T.H. liUASARD A Co.

Rt*.tt,dtr •%. I fc»«HvMI«, Ky.

I^««fccrT Lumber!!

ttamuai fest of well seasoned psptur Tom ber for sale 011 good term, by A^D.SWEBT^

Feb.ie,*58,d.4» Near Conner'a ainitb shop.

PORTRAITS

————————

For Rent.

TMIREf? fond dwell'mg* lor rent. A|»ly to I WOLFE. Feb. 18, '5H, d. lw.

WESTMINISTER,

150

100

S-OKI 1,300

,4^.

1,250 1,«0 J.OOOJ 1.00#

Ay*

,.5 400

i«0 Prizes of...

40:

400

iS" 4®

S0.W PHzes of 8 »tonar« •ach.

tfto

fcc.t

L. ItYLE & SON.

lor Cash at decided bargins.

Carpets to close oti

Flagg's Good Samaritan.

VKWMf

/nt'

Removal. A E S O S A re or a Samaritan's Inimediat Relief

TTT

for curing pains of every kind in a few mlnites. has removed to the corner of Fifth and Mulli:rrT Streets, where he ia prepared aa usual, to fill all orders. [Feb. 20, '68-d4w

"\7"OU can cxehangc your City property lor wild Lands at this office, bv calling soon. llARBEUTIi BARTON,

Jau. 10-iltf Land Agents.

The New Volnmes of Blackwood AND yifK FOUR BRITISH REVTEW3,

COMMRNCK AS rotxows:

THE NORTH RHITISH, V* EDINBURGH, l! LONDON QUAR Jan. l*t*

and BLACKWOOD. \UT Subscript ion Prices—Blackwood or anv one of the Reviews $3 a vear Blackwood and Review—or nuy two Reviews, 5. The Fotir IReviews, $8. Blackwood and the Fonr Reviews #.10.

ITPostage (which should be paid quarterly in advance) on the four Reviews and Blackwood to any Post Office in iho United States, »nly 80ct«. jer year. Nntncly: 14 cents a ear ou each lie* view, and 21 cents a year *n Blackwood

West side aqttaj*,

OF MY MARRIED KRIKNp,

or. pecs into Hrtnen's Kit«dMB. Bv 1 'n ck Bra* at W i|. BUCKIKGHAM'S.

L. $C0TT»& QQ., Publishers

5T Oaldstreet, corrt^ofBtllto^, N. Y. Jan. 15, '58.

NKW SCALK8

THE

Exlra Clasf&pZt^f

(PLENTY OP COAL!!a

en Cents per Bushel.

UNDERSIGNBD HAS SET UP ONE

of Fairbanks heavy draft scales for weipb'titc coal, hav, and all other heavy articles, on tho lot west of Bement's holcsal# Grocory Store, whero the welghmaster will be found lis readiness, at all times, to wait upon those who may give him a call

AI1 orient left with theweigbmvtoratthe scsln will be promptly attende 1 to. Onlers solicited.. Feb. 9,dlw WM. McQUILKlN.

Voca! att4, Instrumental Music.

N O W E

Y6n?ot^*flSon,(ft9 Mnnleal Remlnary.) fIWPK TFl»M.Y the publie, Vhat the w»tl IV rwwahita tVrre-flarUe for a few dajs torefl*" applleatiofi* lor Mnnleal liwiraetloiis. Khe desires to iwa»e known that «ki has taaffht with the mosi titiboooded in a number of places: from wliero stiA hetar* with her the hlctie^t rueoiniuendatiows. wftrurtlons (ttven «»n the Ptatw, F»rM» or M»MeMi. plication to be rosdu «t the Post OtBco or at W. K. Uomt'I reaWeneot-o Klr»t Mrc-t.

H»waov«*a, Wtehljras*

This Utrt certlfjr tintMlas S«1H« BOKO IMI» *1

re« in-

StnirtloiMin our ro«p?rtlre families* a»4 ha* pnr**i»l tter*e!flo be a hixblr «iuatl8ad and aucceasfat t«»« her on Ihv Piaoo Part-: Mil Melotleoa. Oe» 0. TrowhriJ|«, Jw. Wbltlajf, Jvlin Cliri.Uau, .. 1 e.i U. IK I^*wiss J. J. Brown. j_ Jrf if Mrs*' A#P.l.«s«a. *Js

on'WHt

.v,, ,• •••.!

Notipe.

There are sffme unsettled bills in onr nosw**iop Hn Assign*** of We are about m»k. bff srmn^etnents to close up our trust in iWt ter, aad respectfully rwjuest Uiwse kii«*inj? e..»elve»to bo indebtwi as above, to CHIIimmediately and setile. Unwuled notes atwl accfjunts bel -n«/ing to the Hnm.Ds AaSK^wr^Ttlmtnrc not arraii^'rd wilbln ten day*, will be collected fey legal |w-

i'-J* HARNKV ATTFrrfN, Assignee*. TeiKc IiMtte, Jus. 12, ib«W10i,

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Notice to Shippers.

rpHETERRE HAUTE fc RICHMOND R. R. Co. will pre OttOMcbt rscciptf ti» B««a|,s NewYoA, BoMon,THiladclpbi*» Baltimore ^«l Ciodbiiati at Uiwcgtwtes. 7v. w.

Jaooary 11 dlw

MANCOURT, Kfti*