Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 57, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 March 1858 — Page 3

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April Election—Harrison Tow'p.

it heu April 5a, 1848. For Couteble.

fTW# are authortxed to announce LYMAN MILLER, a candidate for constable of HarriMB Township, at the caauing April election. £3* We are authorised to announce GEORGE B- PURDY as a candidate for Cucatable, at the etuuing April elestion.

ITT We ore authorized to announce JOHN W. DODSON as a candidate for re-election to the office of constable at the April election.

For Jwtice of the Peace.

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am a candidate for re-election to the office of Justice of the Peace, of Harrison Township, at the coming April election.

LAMBERT DUY.

MAT ELECTION.

JJ We are authorized to announce JAS. HENRY of the Fifth Ward, ae a candidate for City Marshal, sabjecf to a nomination bv the citfatens, should any be made.

Religions Notice.

Rer. 0. P. BADOEB will preach at the Christian Church on Saturday evening at early gas light. Also on Lords' day morning and evening, at tha regular hour.

Council Proceedings.

CITT HALL, Mar. 18,1858.

Common Council met pursuant to adjournment. Present, his Honor Mayor Patterson, and Councilman Read, Bcach, Tousey, Bttntin, Kestcr, Burton, Conacr, Harvey and Barton.

Absent, Councilman Hough. The minutes of the precoding meeting wero road and signed.

Mr. Conner, chairman of committee to have clock repaired, reported progress, and asksd for aufiority from the Council to have a roof built over ths clook. Report was accepted and granted.

Dr. Read, chairman, reported the following Your committee to whom was referrod the petition of Mr. H. M. Gram, in regard to the construction of r. vault in the public Cemetery for the temporary deposit of dead bodies, would respectfully report, that thoy have carefully considered the matter in reference to the publio health and general utility, and that they can see no good reason why the petition should not be granted, but on the contrary, regard that it may be of convenience and utility, and would thereforo report favorably, under tho following restrictions: 1st, That it shall bo erected in Lot 48, Block 1, See. 16 2d, That it shall be tinder the direction of the Board of Health, aud such ordinanco as may hereafter be passed in rofereaoe to its management, and that this shall in no wise deprive the City of its right to construct a

vault of its own.

Mr. Kester, one of the committee on putting up sign boards on the corners of tho principal streets in the City, reported that it could ba done at a oost of 33 oents for each sign.

Report was accopted, and thecommittee were authorised to contract for 150 signs, part of them ainc and others wood as they may deein best, and have the same put up on the principal streets in the city.

The petition of William T. Gould waa presented aud granted. On motion of Mr. Conner, the Contrac tor on North Fourth Street Grade was instructed to finish said work*.„

On motion of Mr. Buntin, the Council proceeded to go into ballot for Market Master for lower Market House.

Mr. William M. Slaughter was unanimously elected.An Ordinance'offered by Mr. Harvey in behalf of the Fire Association of this city, entitled, "An Ordinance for the better regulation of the Fire Department of the city of Terre-Haute," was referred to Councilman Beach and the City Attor

with instructiona to report the

next regular meeting. Dr% B. Read was added to committee of City Cemetery, in place of Riddle, re-

The Clerk was instructed to wpAy to ^r^S^pnmidi the amount paid by him for the City, for Fire Hose.

The Street Commissioner «w Instructed to examine cistern near Universalist Church, aad if necessary, hare it repair^ ed.

Mr. Qillmore petitioned Council to have pump pnt in well on north market street. Petition waa not granted.

The petition of William H. Black, praying to be Allowed a license to retail *piru-

nous, malt aud intoxicating liquors, was presented and granted. The bids for work on Wabash street, were then opened by the Clerk and submitted to the Council, and it wai unanimously resolved, That Jaiftes Baird's being tho best bid, the contract waa accordingly iet to him.

After allowing and referring sundry bills Council adjourned, JI *31! I

Attest: Mayor.

JOSEPH H. BLAKB,

Clerk.

For the best Oysters in the city,

go to T. M. Doughty'a saloon. You can get them by the can, half oan, or dished np la modi. qO

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We also opened some beautiful Challis and Barege Delaines. We shall be receiving daily a magnificent assortment of goods for the Spring trade. **3^

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New School,

In the Brick School House, South Market Street. Tcrre-Ilaute, Indiana. f^HE undersigned would respectfnlly nnnounce to the citizens of this city, that he will open a day School in tho above named house, on

MOND.\Y, MARCH 15th, 185,-i.

Thoee having children and desiring to send them, may rest assured that every effort will be made to inculcate a taste for learning and studious habits.

O* Charges will be reasonable.

TAKEN

TOE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOB DR. LmNGSTOK^S TRAVELS AFRjCA, (a new

Fisaka* BUCKINGHAM^ Feb. S3, dtf

ARTER* XAGAZINEforMarch-Foc •ale at BUCKINGHAM^. f*M4»£ %.

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Prof. A. JOHNSON.

Terre-Haute, March 11,1858-tf

St. C2iarl©s

Saloon and Restaurant.

n^HE nndereigned will open, te-day, the above JL Saloon ana Restaurant, nndei new arrangements.

Fresh Oysters, Sardine*,

and in fact everything to EAT and DRINK that the market can afford, at the roost reasonable rateWe also have a very fine Ball Rootn 15JL22 feet, which can be had at any time for. Cotillon parties or other social gatherings en the most reasonable terms. Persons desiring sach a hall will please call at the St Charles.

PHIL. H. & DANIEL MONNIGER. Feb. 12,1858-dtf

DIAMOND LIGHTS.

The Latest Improvement

COAXi OZZj TiATVri*S. A small invoice of the Lanyis sad Oil to be seen and for sale at

At No 3, Warren's Block, Tem-Hcmtt, Ind. Theee Lamps are fnpertor to all others for simplicity and brilliancy, are cheaper and no more danger firom e^losiou^han a tallow candiey— Terms Cash.

Feb. 26, dtf

S«*tTtes Partner.

Tere-Haate, Feb. a.tl853,d»

Bstray Hotice. I

«n by FeHx a Filer, lirinr In Prairie Creek Township, Vigo eoonty, "tadtoi, and posted on the second day of January. W8, one red Cow with some white en tbe «wi of her tall, with a small alitor nlek In Uie left ear, has the appearance o* bring done bj a dog. wo ewer marks or brands perceivable. Supposed to be fire Tcut old m»i sprlnjf—apprtisedto sixbeen dollars

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Strengthening Cordial/

AND BLOOD PUIUFIKR, ilt. irreikte*t remedy In world. This Cflrttal I* UiitilttfJ H«rrr fcio»u oHlytomyaeV, anl rh«ratc»lt) comWu«il wlw wme »f th# tnortvaluablo uictllclHsl roou.Mrbii and hark* knnwii to l)« wlud'or man, vl»: bleplrwwt, Ulacli roet. wild.fMrrxharfc,jellow, dot*, litoieUw^^rtepartlU.ehWraoWew, othen, prodttct^f tUo mml infallible lemed) tor tho

Ntb&h?* Sir nigthanliiit Oenflul will offset tally cure Uvor cou|lltit', Dyspejijla, Jaundicc, Ctimie «r IMilily, Diteatet af tktfr end *11 dinette trlting fram uiiMrdtre* Livtrar SttmdcM. Dvupepsta, Heartburu, ipward Pile#, Acidl'y or PiokIICM of the Stomach, PMHIIVM of Blo"» to tha Read, Dull Pain or Swimming In tlie H«a Palpitation of the Heart, FIllinois or We I III tl»o KlomhcU.Rour EraeUtloim, Chokinfr orSuffocatlng Poellajr when l1ng down l)rvn«M or Yeilowneiis of tlio Skin and Kjrea, Klght Rwaals, li'ward FCVOM, Pain In the Small oftliofBaokChont orfildis Sod.lon fltuhea oT heat, Depreteloa of SplriU, Krightful Drsam*, Dtf»j,ond«nev or any S«rvou* I)l»ea»«, Sores of Slatches on tho Skin aud Fever aud Ague (or Chill*a«d Faver.) It will also euro dteaao* ot tho Blnddor and Wouib^ucb as emtnal Weakness, Incontinence of Urine, tftrnnfntary. Inflammation or Weaknewof tbo Womb or gladder,^Whines,

THKKB ts NO MISTAKE A BOOT IT. Tbla cordial will ne*«r fall to cure a^y or thajahojre dlseaaos, Ifuken as per direction* on cach bottlo,lu Germun. KnKlish anrfTrwnch. 7»VlfR HALF A MILUON OF B01Tl.ES

Have bceu s«ld during tho wast six months, slid Irt no Instance has Wtod In glvln* enttre sallnftictlou.— Who then, will »olfer from weaknew Or debility when McLean's eir$fftke»i»ir Ordial will cure you. {,

TO TuK LADIES.

Do yon wish to be healthy and strone? Then *oa» once and get soma of McLean's Cordial, it will strengthen aad Invigorate your Mood to flow through even- vein, aad the rich rosy bloom health to mount to your check again. Ever)- bottlo warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR CHILDREN.

We say to parents, If your children are *ickly,pnny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children, give theui a small quantity of McLean's Cardial, and it will make them healthy, Tnl and robust. Delay not a moment, try it and you will l« convinced.

IT 18 DELICIOUS TO TAK.K.^«,r. V, EVERY COUNTRY MRRCHANT Should not leave the city until he had procoreda supply of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It sella rapidly-, because it always enrei. A liberal discount will be'mado to those who buy, to again.

CAUTION—Beware of Druggists or dealers who may tw to palm'upon "you some Blitrfr or fsarsapalla trash, which they can buy cheap,by saytnglt Is

JT7* Forealela Louisville by Bell, Talbott & Co., Springer & Bro.. and Kaymond 6l Patten

McLKAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT, f§g The best Llulmeut In the world for man or beast ij -Jtnothtr Rtmarkabie Cur* Performed by McLean's Volcaaic Oil Liniment

Road nr yourselves: $ Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Cass avenuo on Tenth atreevhad a horrible running sore on his foot. He tried various LlnimenU, Salves, Ate., but could do itcnotgoqd. He despaired of over beiug able to work sthls trade again, because he cotiUl not bear, any weigh.1 on hh fot and by one small bottle of McLean's Volcanic Oil Lililmeut, he is now perfectly cured. jr**

Hheuinathm, paralysis, neuralgia, bruises, sprains, •tiffness In the johits or musules, swellings, *ore throat, ear ache or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, bums, scalds, pains, &e., yield to the "magie,vInfluence of this wonderful Liniment.

For Horses and Cattle it is an infallible remedy Ihr chafes, trails, 3cratches,cracked heels, lameness, spavin, sweeny, splint, fistula, bruises, swellings, wounds, rattlesnake bites, and vurleus other diseases which animals are liable to from Injurto or accidents.

Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply of McLean's Volcanic Oil LtnlmenU It fcelli rapidly, because It always cures.

A liberal discount will bo made to merchants who buy to soil again. For sule bv J. H. McLKAN, proprietor, comer of Third nnd Pine sts., St. Louis, Mo. also for sale as above.

J. R.Cunningham and AllenPenee, Agents, Sept. 5,-daw tf Terre-Haute, Ind.

The great Beautifier. And long nn*ucccs*fully (ought,

FOUND AT LAST'

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OR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY Hair lit original color covers luxuriantly tho bald head rvmovea all dandruff, Itel.lneaiid all scrofula, scald head and all eruptions makes the hair soft, healthy, and glossy and wil.preserve It to any Imtnaglimbic age, reiaortf»,if by magic, all blotches 6tc..from tbe face, and cures neuralgia aud. utjrvous hache,--

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nr«H! Terre-Haute Bindery 4Job Printing 0(Hee has been sold R. H. Sutrsos Co., who will hereafter cary on businees at the old aland and to whom the customers of the establishment are recommended. Those Indebted to the former proprietors will make payment to J. N SUtWhrtn, late Superintendent those having 0aiin8 will pre•ent them for settlement. Persons rending Terre-Haute, who'have books for binding in the ofiicc, hih have been finished tor three Mnths aixl apwani, will please call daring the week and mJ& (gy^-

circular the rclloWrng: Dover, N. H., Feb.S. 1S57. PROF. O. J. WOOD At CO.—-Genta: Within a few days we have received so many orders and calls for Prof. O. Wood's Hair Restorative, th*t to-day we wore «omtelled to send to Boston for a uuahtity, (the six doaen you forwarded belugsoU,) while we might order a quantity from you. Kvery buttle we have sold seems to have produced three ar fturnew custamevs, abd the approballoti^ndpatronage it receives (rem the most substantial sud worthy ci^ejw of our vicinity, fully convince us that it is A MOST VALUABLE PREPARATION.

Send ttsas »oon as may be one grOes of SI sl*e and one dogeu 83sine and believe us youri very respect-

^lJf* (StgnSdl DANIELLA.THROP& CO:

1 Hlrknry Grove, St. Charles co. Ho., Nov. W *58. PROF. O, J. WOOD- Dear sir. Some time last summar we were induced to nee some of your Hair Reetorative, and its edfeete were so wonderful, we fBel It oar duty to yon and the a filleted, report it*

Our little son's head forsoiuo time ed been panectly covered With:sores, and some called it scald head The hair almost entirely came off In consequence, when a Mead, seeing Mi suffering! advised Us to use your Restorative, we did so with Rule hone of success, but, tbour sarprisejuid that of all our friends, a very Jtiw apaltwwmsretnored the disease entirely* and anew end luxuanorop of hair »o»n suited out. and, we c*n now oay thai oer boy, has as healthy a seelp, and as iuxuAaat a eitfteHofhalr as any other ehlld. We eaa lhereture,op,d do hereby Weoramend yoflr RestoratfvS. as a perfect remedy for alt diseases or vhescalp aad hair.

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REMEDY,

CnrtDfc iliMtio* 1»* aatorat law#. When laKea, IU heallMit JiifloN'*M«« wft ronnstr throu)fli evurv v#in of tho bod}', p«rirylnK and accalcrfttUi* thu dr«nl*ti«'u of tha Wwwli It «tnitroH*e* any billioa» i»(atU*r It Ilia atomae^ nl ftronprUMQ* th« whole organUatton.

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HIGGINBOTHASl.

I SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM. PR«T. O. J. WOOD—Dear Sir I have used two •owes ©i Protestor Wood^S Hair Restorative, and can tru/y say tt la tha greater dl»eovery of the a«« for re atoringand changing the Hair. Retire usln^lt I was a mtt wf ee»entr. You eaa recommend to the world withoel the, least fear as my ease is one of the «MM klad

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as good. Avoiii such men. Ask Or McLean's strengthentnjr Cordial, and take nothing else. It la the only remedy that will purify Ihe blood thoroughly, and at the same time trongth the system.

One Jahlospoouful taken every morning flutlngUa certain preventive for Cholera, Chills aud Fever, Yo How Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only fl par bottle, or six bottles for »5. J. H. McLKA, Solo Proprietor of the Cordial. ?v«iS Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. TTr*Principal depot on the corner of Third aud Pine trcet.Pt. Lottls, Mo.

Years

O. J. WOOD A. CO., Prepriators, »t Bntadwav, Sew ^rkidsttw *reatF. Y. Wlr« ReiUag BWp meat^sbdlU Msritetst., SC Loais.^ TZ

Dr. COGOSWKLL'S

ANTIPH OGISTIC,

4' a Tint hai |M4sce4 aack reasflilE Effects in nsayeiM of Nnutm, Viarmovsnd AmenoMi nr Hxaib canned by isuM drcalaUoo, in those who hare tiled it in this dij,

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"H ELI FRANC®, I hereby certify Oms above Jo be a tw cow from my Eiira* Book. PADDOCi, S. P. 1 hereby ccrtify the above to b. a tree «ff

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JHl A. PENCE, Druggist. TerroHanVe, InA.

WThe fa^beat testtnwsuak of its cdteacy hare been given by a nasaber of tbe mm resemble citizenswbo have tried it -.

pQAXMl^VAXTfiD. AcecUrtnaaaKilady wUhes toeecsregood bsanftflB a uftite flttQy. led of iefiH«acea £|rw». Addrem.8. LM..WX 6W.

March 2,188k£

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KAOWIRIP'ANT »CN*MF.

20 Drawn Tlnllols In cach Pnekago of 26 Tickets. Faking more prises than Blanks.

1 grand prise of I prl*e of. do do do ....... do do do do l.„.~

Tic Vets S20, Halves 10, Quarters 5, eighthsS.^0 Certificate of package of 20 Wholes^" *..... ...$300,1)0 do do 88 Halves 150.00 'do -««*.-do SS Quarters 73.00 do do SdPlghths 37,00

HAVANA PLAN.

Single Numbers—Every Number put in the wheel, and all the TVizcs Drawn out. Every Prize in this Schome must be drawn

MORE PRIZES~THAN BLANKS.

80,600 Prises! 40.000 Tickets!!

Whole Tickets o&ly Tea Dollars.

^MARYLAND LOTTERY, ,1 TO BK DNAW If ON THB

Havana Plan. QRAJND CONSOLIDATED ^Extra Clas8.3rnx"«^^

To be drawn In Baltinor«s Md.. Hat-, March 97, J8S8. No deduction in priser Prices payable in full

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of all gradik 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 'Cur-

pets, Mattings, Oil Cloths. &c.,

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

at 'gfeatly^ reduce^ pricey strictly for Cashs.

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Feb. 9tji, 1868.15 1

Maryland State Lotteries

FOR MARCH, 1838.

R. France & Co^^Managers.

We present to our customers throughout the Union, some of the most Magnificent Schemes for tho month of March, ever offered. The Maryland State Letleries, are tlie safest Lottery Commissioner. In public, and all the prizes are promptly paid by the Managers. All who desire and will take the trouble, can soon ascortaln that tho Mnrviand State Lotteries, under the sole management of R. Kranpo & Co., are tho onl.C legal Lotteries In tryland, and arov drawn by authority of ^T^'H. Hubbard 6c Co.. will fill all orders In the Maryland Kotteiies promptly, and all communications hold a jnF»The country is flooded with swindling bocus Lotteries, holding out vast Inducements, in tho shape of large CaDltnls for a small uplce of Tickets. Beware of all such, and when you want to try your luck, remember that tho Maryland Lotteries, which have been drawn for the last sorty years, are the best Lotteries to ordor tickets in.

GRAND CONSOtA)ATEirLOTTF.RH, CLASS 7, Tobi do'-n 'n Baltimore City, March 13. '58. SPEFDllltEN DOLL'AB SCHEME. lprlxeof. S40.000 5 prises of......#2,000 1 prlio of 10,412 5 prlr.es of..... S prir.es off i.. 6,000 vf- lli prizos of. 4 prizes of 3,000 330 prises of..... &c.« dtc.

P. S A few pieces of Carpets to close ou

ior Cash at decided bargins.

J.20i 1 000 250

TiekcU IS, Halves 5, Quarters 2,50

Cortiflcate of packages of9«l Mholes |140,00 do do Vfl Halves "0,00 do do Quarters 33,00

"The Great Scheme of the Month." GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, DLASS E. To ho drawn ln|Baltlmoro city, March 20,1858.

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565.0WI I price of....* .atf.noe 13J558 ....

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13.138 do .. 1,500 7,0(10 do .... UWn 7J5M do 1.WRI s.noo do 1,950 s.uoo, do .... 1.000 3,000 SO prizes of. .. 400 3.009 ,• .. 300

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de J,0Go{ i,,™- K.,( 10 PrllStbf. J00 40 50 10PrlnesOf.

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100 Prises of. too 40S

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90gS00 Prises of 8 dollars each.

Whole tickets 10 dot. HelvesV. Qoartm 8 JO. If you parctuue 1 tlckcla. one of them must draw 98. CerUScatea of PaChage l« Wholes will be set for Wi^io do' do Delves

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do do Quarters....... 59,50 do do IS eighths ..11,» Alt orders for tickets ta the above aplendtd fyAemes will boaiOimiy end prwiptiy died. Address t-, '.L Jt. O. HUBBAKbdc CO., iJ J* Box 40, Baltimore, Md.

IVrsonslnthe Weetor South can ksrttkslr orders «led in tbe Shelby College Lottery, of Ky,. 8che«nes exactly the same as the mbove—ajd aia drawn under tte management of

State of Indiana County of Vigo, aa.

TAKEN1838,by

op snestrar on tha 'M dav of Jan* ttatr, Quo. W. Bass, living in Hancr Greek Towaship, aad caunty and etate aforeeatd, oaestrty Ckwr.red with cruiplyborM,

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forehead, white fat tbe tanks, white spot oo the b%«, about 10 jeara old, and u^raiaed to (#l5»by

1 certify to the tn»ff™** KetrsyBook. ASB. WIlKlIfs. Clnk. Jan.37,w3« '"hy GEO. M- EARLY

JJepaty

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Winter Goods, boots, Shoes &c.,

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UYCE & SON.

Flagg's Good Samaritan.

Removal.

A E S S A a Samaritaif's Immcdiat Relief

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for curing pains of every kind iu a levr minutes, has removed to the corner Of Fifth and Mulberry Streets, where he Is prepared astixual, t*» fill all orders. [Feb. 20, 'fitf-d4ff

can exchangn your Olty properly tor wild Landti at this office, bv calling soon. HARUtRTi BARTON, Jaa. 19-dtf Agents.

I The New Volnmes of Blacktvoad ,/ ANO »IIK

FOTTH BRIT SH REVIEWS,

OOMMrvCX AS FOLLOW.

THE NORTH BRITISH, 1 KITINBURGH, I LONDON QUAR.,

Jon. let.

WESTMINISTER, .. and BLACKWOOD. •S3"Subscription Prices—Blackwood or any on% of the Reviews $3 a year Blackwood and on# Review—or any two licvipws, f5. The Four Reviews. $8. Blackwood and the Four Reviews $ 1ft.

CTTiHtogc (which should bo paid ou»rterly in advance) on the four Reviews and Blackwood to' any Tost Offloc in tho United States, only 80 eta. per year. Namely: 14 cents a year on each Review, and 34 cents a year on Blackwood "i L. SCOTT A CO., Publisher» 5T Geld street, comer of Fulton, N. T.

Jan. 15, *68. vf' T'"V3

NEW SCALES

ANDFLENTY OF COAL!? At Seven Cente per Bnohel.

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UNI/ER8IONED HAS SET UP ONE of Fdrbank's hoavv draft scales for weighing coal, bay, and all other heavy articles, on the lot west of Beraent's wholesale Grocery Store, where ths weighmaster will be found In readiness, at all times, to wait upon those who may give him a call

All orders left with the weighmaster at the scale# will be promptly attendei to. Orders solicited. Feb. 9, diw WJL McQUILKIN.

Vocal and Instrumental Music. MISS N. BOWS,

(late olCasUeton. (Vt.) Musical Seminary,)

RESPECTFULLY

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Address T. H. HtTBBABD di Co. Feb.», dtf Loeitvllle, Ky.

inform* the powic, ftiat she witi

remain in Terre-Haute for a few daya to receive applicaUons for Vesical Iastnartlons. She deslros to make known that she has taught with the moat BUboanded success ta a ntuaber of place*: from where she bears with her the hirbest recommendations, lastrucUoiuctvenon the Plan* Forte or Me lode am. Application to be taade at the Post Office or at W. 8. Cooper's residence on Pint Mrtet. tiHsaovoA)'. Ml«hl|[aa,

This Is to certify that Kiss Kellie Bow* has given in-" stnictlousln oor respective fsniflles, aud has proved herself to heaU/thf) •aaliflod and saccoasfnl teacher on tho Piano Porte and Melbdeon. Oeo. O. Trowbridge, Joe. Whiting,« John Chrlsttiti, If. If. Lewi*: J. J. Brown, ft 4 -Hr*, A. P. Lynaa.

f. Wotlce. A 4i"-

There are some unsettled bills tn our possession as Asdgneee of M. Shuojml We ore about making arrangement* to close up oar treat In this master, and respectfully request those knowing themselves to be Indebted as above, to call immediately and aettle. Unsettled notes and accounts belong* lag to Ihe SMMCUMAJSSKMIWWT that sre not arrange ed within ten days, will be collected by legal pro-.

BARNEY & AUSTIN, Assignees.

Tore-Hante, Jan. 12,18584I Ot.

Netice to Shippers.

npHE TEKRE HAUTE & RICHMOND R. R. Co. will giVe thsooght receipts to New York, Boston, Phlladclfrftla, Buldmucp and Cindasati at kmest rates. W

C. W. MAKCOWtT, Ageotg

Janwy li dl#-

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