Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 80, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 April 1858 — Page 2

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T. ». LON», A«Mlal« Editor

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BATITRPAY MORNING, APRIL 1*. 1859.

For President in

SO©:

JOHN 3. CHITTENDEN,

Of Kentucky.

It is almost amusing to see what a

bngbenrthe Dred Scoit decision still Is to" some Republican editors. Tliey can't got ovsr it—it's with them in all their waking honra and liaonts them ia their sleep. I» is a perfcct Banquo's ghost to them which rises before them wherever they way turn, and one thai rises too, At very inappropriate times, and in very ridiculous position!1!. A whorttime ago an overseer was charged, in Vicksburg, with killing a Uavo,and being convicted of manslaughter, he was, according t- the laws that havo always been in force tHrotffhont the South, sentenced to seven years hard labor in the penitentiary. It seems that the Judge charged the jury—as the law has always been understood in the Sooth and everywhere else that

slave,

when hi* life was threaten

or endangered by the infliction of

and unusual punishment,

news

tion of

JpT Our neighbor of the

ktrsttfto

vol tho

Too

cruel

had the right to

resist even the master, and that his resistance nnder such circumstances would be no justification to the accused for killing him." Immediately that this item of important

came under the observa

Bobby

of the

Express,

down,

s.'iJt,here

"Banquo's

ghost" popped up and stared him in the fac£. The frightened "Macbeth" left his "stool" to collect his scattered thoughts— with his scissors—and when he turned, "Dred Rcott," as large as life, was occupying his placo at tho table. He ciied "Avaunt," &c., but the horrid spectre would not

xintil its troubled spirit

was appeased by the following

interesting

paragraph in relation to that Vicksburg decision:

i«a degree of humanity abont

that decision that wo wero not exactly prepared for by the universal approval of tho Dred Scott decision in tho South, which affirinod that a negro had no right that a tvhite man was bound to respect."

Now this would bo amusing if it were not such a

pitiful

citizen

attempt to dccoive people, on

a point, too, on which piost every one is too well informed to bo led extray. livery one knows that tho Dred Scott decision affirmed

no such a thing.

The point decided iu

that ca«o was only that a negro was not a

of the United States, and conse

quently not entitled to tho

political rights

of tho white man. This tho Bcribbler of the Express knows, if he knows anything

all—which is somewhat doubtful—and ho ought to know, too, that they never affirmed, nor did any other court, that a slavo is not entitled to tho protection of bis life to as full an «xtoU {is tho wbito man. Every one knows that thebe have been convictions aud executions in the. South for the murtlor of slaves by their masters, aS well as there* havo been for the murder of whites in the North. It is strange that it never occurs to tho illustrious Bob, as it does to ovefy onoelse, if he does know bettor, that such miserable attempts to do^ ceivo are only making hitn a laughing stock to a still greater extent, if possible, than he always has boon.

Journal

Tacn.-'-The

finds

says

that those who expect to seo tho Democratic party divided, will be "mistaken in their calculations," because "tho National Democracy, true to their country, her institutions and her Constitution* will arouse

action, and hurling defi

ance in tho teeth of Us opponents, bid them come on." The plain meaning of this is, we suppose, that notwithstanding the Leoompton Constitution was a

Journal

dlrrs

s*wdlt

will unite with the FWN»-

hereafter, merely to carry the offices 1 Tliis thin? of Democracy, when it "arouses M/" and shows Us fceth, is really a terriblo affair. When onr neighbor and the Leconiptonitrt all get to hogging *ni kissing each other again, it will be a sort ofmwHrotihf*

Wilmington Herald

aay* It La stated that newspaper subscriptions are infallible indications of a man's moral honesty. They sooner or later discover the man. If inclined to be dishonest, it will eke outia some way— say be bad paid wben he bad not—declaw the money was sent, and the receipt mis* laM in some way—-or, perhaps, as soon as the bill aent in, althoifeh be bas enjoy ed the paper Tor several years, be suddenly

excellent

excuse to discontinue

the paper—or, be makes op his mind to »ov« aw, forgetting tfcat the pibu*rjf HOT P&IUM .»• .•

Another Soldier Oone^ We leant from the Valley Tims,

that

ADAM SRUORKS, of Green county, Indians, lied, on Tuesday, tho Gth instant, at the advanced aged of 05 years, lie served under Gen. Jackson iu his campaign against the Creek Indians, and wss present at the latilo of the "Horse Shoe," where he was severely woundod by being shot through the lungs. lie served in the Mexican war as {First Lieutenant in the company of Capt. L. IT. Itonsseau, snd was conspicuous for his scr\ ices on tho battle field of Buena Vista^ ^The Ttmoa says that some two weeks boforo his death ho was anxious to join a volunteer company to go and fight the Mormons. At the time of his death he held tho office of County Commissioner of Greene County, lie was a generous neighbor, an affectionate husband and kiuti father. Ihus, ouo by one, the old soldiers and patriots, are being gathered to the house of their Father.

itSST The average cost of all the railroads in the country, iu bonds and stock, has been about forty thousaud dollars per mile, making the aggregate cost amount to the enormous total of §1,000,000,000. Of thU cost, about 8500,000,000 is represented by subscribed stock, and on this amomit the whole profit or dividend paid to the stockholders during the past year has not exceeded §10,000,000, or an average of 2 percent, on the amount of their investments. The Hartford Times further says that the interest on over $145,000,000 of railroad bonds has also not been paid during the past year, and on a considerable portion of this amount no more interest will ever bo paid. This is the present position of the railroad interest in this country, in the aggregate, as a profitpaying investment to its stockholders.

WEATHER PIIKDICTIOSS.—It has been stated by 31r. White, the Secretary of the Meteorological Society of London, who has devoted much attention to the subject, that "the Rtorm periods of the present year as pointed out by the science of astro-me-teorology, will be tho 8tli to the 11th April, and 23d to 25th more severe. The first half of May, the most violent from the 18th to 20th Juno 8th to 11th, and 24th to 27th July will be rife with short periods of heat and thunder but the most striking features from 18th to 22nd, when it is highly probable England will be shaken by an earthquake. August at the beginning, from tho 10th to tho 12th, and the most sevorvo from tho 20th to the 27th. September 7th to 14th, and from 20th to 24th. And October, though too lato to do much damage, from 20th to i.

26th."

M'-J

PURCNASE OF MOCNT VKRNOK.—The Richmand Whig of Friday says: "Wc arc happy to announce that on tho Gth inst., in tho pr&ienoo of tho two parties, and the counsel" (*f the Association and tho proprietor of Mount: Afci-iion/n contract was formally entered Into before a notary, between John A. Washington, Esq., and the Ilogcnt of the Association, for the purchase of the home and gravo of Washington by tho Association. Tho particulars will be given in a f.w days."

MOXKY Foosn.—322,000—Rumor had it on the streets yesterday that an old safe had been taken from Uie old offico oi the Treasurer of State, by permission of the propor person, for the use of a mercantile firm in this city. Tho safe had not been unlocked for a number of years, and on opening it for the purpose of depositing books and papers there were found within 322,000 in bills on the Commercial Bank of Millington, Maryland, and the Binghampton Bank, New 1 orti. This batch of bills, it appears from a memorandum found with them,

was

"deposited for safe

keeping" iu 1S45 by Michael G. Bright. The rumor of the finding of these bills we traced to a reliable source and learned that Mr. Jones, State Treasurer, took the pictured rags into his possession.—-Irtoianap-

I-

NEW CAHAOUS COIJCAOB,—Canada has just adopted a Decimal Currency. The new coins hare been prepared at the English mint, and flie first consignment is daily expected to arrive. The silver coinage consists of five, ten, and twenty cent pieces. Cents have also^been strode.

tal arrivals ml

/trWi'STY VKABN AGO.

Jpre wandered to the village, Torn} Tre nt be* Joeath tree, Upon tho tcliool liouse pl*y-grattnd, wWeh •haltered you and roc |g Bufttone were left to greet roe, Tom, "and few were left, to know, That played witlm« «po^the# prei^«^twcnty •'V years ago.* V"

The grass!* just as green, Tom bare footed boy* ai play Were sport lug just as WM!W then, with spirits just ^a8gaj| Btil the "master'' steeps upon the hill, which, coated O'er with snow,: Id

i'f

Afforded us a sliding place, just twentr years ngo.

Tho old sehocl house is altered now, tho bunches arc replaced By now nues, very like the name our pcnkhivesltad tlcfaced But the same old bricks arc iu the wall, the bell swings to and fro, Its music jo»t the same, dear Tom, 'twaa twenty year* ago/*

The boys playing the same old game, beneath the same old tree, I have forgot the name just now—you've played the same with me .s On that some spot 'twas plnyed with knives, by throwing so find so The leader had a tafk to do—there, twenty years

AS°-

The river's running just as still, the willovrs on

its sides

Are larger than they were, Tom the'Stream appears less wide— But the grape vine swing is

ruined-now,where

played the beau,

And swung our sweethparts—"pretty girls," just

twenty years ago*

The spring that babbl.nl 'ncath the hill, close by the spreading bjach, Is very low—'twas once so high, that we could al

most reach

And kneeling down to get a drink, dear Tom I started so, To see how sadly I had changcd sinco twenty years ago.

Near by the spring, upon the elm, you know 1 cut your name, Your sweetheart's just beneath it, Torn, and you did mine the same Some heartless wretch has pealed the bark, 'twas dying sure but slow, l"ust as that one whose name you cut, died twenty years ago.

I vistcd the old churchyard, and, took some flow

ers to strew ..ft- M* Upon the graves of those we loved some twenty years ago. •.*

Some in the churchyard laid—some sleep beneath the sea But few are left of our old class, excepting you

and mo,

And when our time shall come, Tom, and we are

called to€®»

I hope they'll lay us where we played, just twenty years ago.

doing a wholesale ^business in pnni.shing scoundrels recentl}'. The Union reports ho following list, which, wo take it, surpasses any ever recorded in any county in this. State before: !,/)"! /nw.*'-

George

My lids have long been dry, Tom, but tears came in my eyes I thought of her I loved so well—those early bro

ken tie.8

Laporto rounty, Ind., has been

Arlington, manslaughter, 12

years in the penitentiary Norman and J. F. Robinson, forgery, 1 years in the penitentiary Zepheniah Lindsey, obtaining money "under fslse pretences, 2 years in peniteritiaiy Michael Ryan and 0«ven McCaffery, robbery, 4 years each in the penitentiary Wm. Elliot, robbery, 3 years in tho penitentiary Win. Umblehe, robbery, 3 years in tho penitentiary Robert Cassady, larceny, 4 years in the penitentiary Joluk'Sghamp, larceny, 1 year in the penitentiary John Banker, petit larceny, 1 year in the penitentiary. Besides several others sent to the county jail for minor offenses. r- *•.—-

.AprU 7,-dlw

yet no quarters have been coined bnt the convenience attending their use will eoon ad4 to the ut. ,-?i

Immigration falling o£T the to

New York,

fitst, *re only

jferio I

since dan nary

against 15,000

last

for the

year.

SENATOR BRIGHT GETS 6,008 A«&ES or

LAND

FOR The correspondent of the Burlington

Bau&cyt,

Land Office at Council Blnfc, after speaking of the great rush for land on the opening of the office, says:

Daring thesocond week tiler the office had opeued, ah -ordet was received from Mr. Commissioner Hendricks, at Washington, to locate six thousand (6,000,) acres in the name of the Hon. Jes^e D. Bright of Indiana. Of coarse the order was complied with, ont of regular office hoars, and thns the Honorable Senator got a nice slioe of the pablic land at a single ban), while the rest of us had to take onr turn at^be mill as the wheel rolled wwnd. Wonder if the peculiar position which Senator BrighMccnp*es towards the administration h^d aajthing lo dp,with this new piece of party favoritis» VT*s it any part «f the price paid for his support of the Loeoai pten eastitution

4 I I On Friday evening at 8 o'oleck Mr. CHAHLES GR0VERMAN, InhU 48th year.

The funeral will take plane at nU Ut« residence on Ohio street, Sunday at 2 o'clock, P. M. The frlenie of the ftdhily are respectftjHy invited to attend.

MAT ELECTION.

O* We arp authorized to announce ISAAC M. DAWSON as candidate for the office of City Treasurer,^ llTT

MB.

MB. BUOWJJ—-I AM

arS a eamliflate for the

office of City Treasurer at the ensuing May elce-

A E

a opndi'iato (pr re-election

to tlie office of City Tt encun r. JAMES B. EDMUND ?.

O" We are atithnrized to announce WM. LOCKWOOD aa an independent candidate for Justice of the Peace, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Wm. Jfaylor, at the May election.

O" We are authorised to announce A. T. ONES as a candidate for the office of City Marshall at the May election.

O" Wc are authorized to nnnonnco SAMUEL DODSON, as a candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing May election.

lOTWe aro authorize,1 to announce S. PATTERSON as a candidate for city Treasurer, .it the May election.

D* We are authorized to announce

A Card.

Mr. Brown .-—There are reports in circulation to the effect that my name is bubmittod for Clerk, in order to defeat the candidate of a certain party. I wish to state that such is not the fact—and that I shall not withdraw from the canvass.— Gentlemen who think they can injure me by such reports, had as woll look to their own reputations. Yours,

GIFTS FOR Til 10 PJiOPLKl-

THE

LARGEST TWO DOLLAR WEEKLY IN TIIE WORLD. Fifty-six Cvltwts of Choice Original Matter in cach nuinhrr.

vi "Fri.KNDIDLY lI,f,USTRATF.D.

TWENTIETH YKAH OF I'Uni.lCATION.

A GOLDENISNTERFRIZE!

No oUior i»«j(crfftli lionst oT*«cli frnlitxv of talented and eulcbnilP"! mitliors as the i'nlritiilriul cufji? of the K'»w York Mercury,

WHO

500Sllr»r

writing from the

furnish

IIS

•A

mts-. m&M

J^r*The maxims of the wisest men are to preserve the bodv in perfect health, not to wait for the development of disease- "Be wise in time check and gu«d against the first approach. Keep the stomach and blood healthy and pure, and the plagues of a poisoned atmosphere fall harmless. The only remedy thnt trill thoroughly purify the blood, ami at the uxbm time strengthen and invigorate the system, is McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Try it, and yon will be eonTincod. See advertisement.

1600 Hundred

TAYLOH..'"'

tPV#w a&hoiTwd T6lannounce E. W» CONARD as a candidate /qra jU»o,otBcu of City Treasurer.

WM.

LUPTON, as a candidate for City Clerk.

LYMAN E. KNAPP, Is an American candidate tor City Clerk. MR.

Enrroa—If E. H. BOSWORTH will consent to be a candidate for the office of City Treasurer at the May election, he will be supported bv

April 2. MANY VOTERS.

U* We are authorized to announce JAS. HENRY of the Fifth Ward, as a candidate for City Marshal, subject to a nomination by the citizens, should any be made.

°ppMrV,:

April 12-dtf

L. E. KNAPP.

A CARD.

As I have frequently been solicited and advised by individuals of each of the political parties of this place ibjconie a cundidiitc for the effice of Justice ol the Peace, to fill the vaoincy occasioncd by the resignntion of Wm. Nnvlor, I therefore, independent of all parties, offer my services for your acceptance at the May election, and can only say to the votwrs of Hurrisun Township, i' you favor me with your suffrages suillcicut to elect me I will endeavor faitbtully lo discharge the duties of llie office.

The only apology I lm-e for offering my services a second time is the want of employment. ZliNAS SMITH.

column*,

Watch**.---•

1000

Gold

Guard

TT—PAHbe

FARM

Lv-

W I

ek-

ly, with tliu most absoriong aaJ fasciiiatlng rumauces and glories evdr ertiftud. DK. J. H. BOIUNSON,

N'Kll HtiSTl IX.

J,liar. J. FOSTER RRASDQN, s? pp T. HAM ILTON VASA.NOA, nnd ,: K. H. 'KNVK1.I„ who are well known. »a the njceos»ful a d.popi) lur rntnanccrs of Ui# ape, eonstaMly e'ntrijuito llieir brilliant novoUctea, f»r ih« iiintninoUi pages-or the !KRC rav. And each niimHOCalso contni»» more comjiU'te original stories and sk*tr1u"8—-to aajf noiliiiijr of au luimoiise amnmitof u.'wa ami general nilscelluO), than »iij" other two new»})oia*a in An«rU)i, Mithont exception. In short the

YOKK MNERI R.R

dcH*.*

coaipetion, and invites the most *o«rcblii»r ooinparlsoii. its I in muiian snpert only over the iittl® al* byt aUio mushroom puVlicativii of U»*s day will bo aj»p*reiit at tho Aral glance.

We now offer, in addition to a paper folly one-third larger than

H«T

a vir.tTABLK oirr fro* •*SKRr »OB«tiwfji*Ti.'s" A gift worth from 75 centa to $r00 SO in Gold, will bo presented to earli nobaerlber, ijumediately ,.. ou.receipt of tlio subscription

luw'I'iJA

..93 00, and lffift ...3 30, ami 3Kins .3 00, and 3 Kids

TEKMS:

One «opy one year. Ono copy fortwj years Oca «opy for three yean

ci.taa. ._

Threecoplcs on#tiMf..... ®S,W) and 3 itjfta Five on# year.... ®,oeand«jw Ten copies one e*r- 15,Ml and 10 jrln» The arlldea lo l»e dUlributeU are comprised In tho following Hull S daekiicea of G« l«l containing.. 5 do 4* do 10 do do do ...... 10 Pat. Lcrot hnnUng cased

,...$500,00 each SuO,00 each .....lC0,(»oacfi 10ti,t»o each .... 7S,C0 eaih' ....ftt.OO each 50,00 cach .. »...eS,(t0 oach 80,0*1 e*c1i ..930

twalfl»ca

20 Gold "Watches..# SO do do 1(» do 3r0 ladiespold watches soo.ilverhnniin? watches...., 250 Pewliiff Maphlnes--**.

t» 75 each

.. U» te 26 each

V«*t

and Fab

JWI

Ckain*

woio inonra m*u .. .10 to 30 each Gold locJreta, Bnacclets, Broche*, Ear Oror.a, BroMt Phw, Cuff Plus, fsiaer® Button*, KinEt.Shlri Ktodj, Watch Kwa, Gold and Silver Thiuhl»a,and a variety, of ottoer artleles worth from 73 cent* to each.

ImtnedlatelT on recclpt or ,tl»« sttftMsriptlon wonej, the anhacriVer'a nam* will le et.Ured upon onr «U«tcrlpU*n oapotlu a nnmher, and the pin correr«ondlnc«itli Uiat number will be forwarded within tbr«e 4av», to tha •ntmorHer by mail or exprens, post paid EVetT yeartr snbacriber will receive one ol the akoverliu. fto s»WerlUon lor leaa period than one year will entitled to a lift

cotnwunictiioea «Jmaid be addressed to

CAODWKLU SQUTHWOtfTB WHtT.NKY" Proprietor* of the Stw Y«Hc *5pecltnen cepieiaent free. 22Spracc St. X. 7.

ApHI K,

Aair

FARM 290 «res miles W««t of this on National Kond, can be p*uchased at this office HARBERT & BARTON, apr -dtf Land Agents.

FOR SALE—flO acres, SO ia^etiHTnation, improvement* good, situated 7 miles sooth-east of ti» ciiv.

Also, 100 werap 55 ia caitivatieiB, »^dmog the above tarm, eaqnirt of HARBERT BARTON, apr 15-dtf Land Agents.

STEAM Saw and Grist Mill, ten mik-a Sooth of this city can be pordbaeed aa irood terpt sttWsofic*. HAfeiERT* BAftTOKf] %pt 15-dtf p» Land Agenu.

imKKmmf-.:

tmMWte

(CitREAT 8ALE,

rJ-

VacHges

uw jut. iu ietban Auction Prices.

ALL ARRIVED.

Ripley &. Danaldspn

Will soil at their Store

Corner Room Farriugton's Block Every business day until further nolico, an extensive assortment of

Dry Goods,

Suited to a 11 wants. The sale will include the entire fitock and is well worthy of your special attention.

Domcstios, OottonadcR, Silks, Shawls, Hosier)', Gloves, ~*Z~anlioo 3Votione. Cloths, Cassitneres, Vostings, Trimmings, Linens, Kibbons, Embroideries, Dress Goods, Skirts, Hats, Caps, efce., &c. This presents an opportunity rarely offered for the purchase of Sprin and Summer G.KHIS. 0"Country merchants arc rt-spectfully requested to call and inspect the Stuck.

April 15-dwCw R. & IX

if DRESS MAKING.

IJI

Mrs. L. E. & Miss Jane Knapp,

At the residence of Mrs. E. M. Knapp,

21 fl-jfr, No. 3, Mechanics' How, respectfully tiniHiuuce to the Ladies of Ti ricHaiite. that they will carry on the Drcia "tfi Making business in all its branches. fat irr A liberal patronape solicited,

TAKE NOTICE.

AT THE

Owing Lo tho great deetine In prices of many kinds of G"Kds, we hare made amwnally larpe ptttlieTTAI tLSa tli«»

A MHAA

Hiv uwrtnv tu privc« wi m««j v« v» «v rchafi69 thin Sj[inngf knowing that a price will alwmr soli them, however largo the! Stock may oo. Fmm lhe imrnontft-amount of our Btock, Itls imposMblotago into »tl enmoemtioh ol the ofgedd^ pertaining to cach of tho TfiN ctiffcrent DF.PAKT31ENTS of onr busiacw, vi*. DRESS GOODS, Euibroitlertej,

Hosiery, Nution* or Variety (Joorts, with a large Stock St*pU +nd Hott*?krrpin$

City and Country trade. In all tln-se Departments we are entirely ahead of aiiT other Honae, loth in ctrle, cheapness and extensive ririetj—no pnrrhascr, who Is title to his or her own intcreat will tliinit of l»u|-ing till they have looked through the "BUCKEY E."

The Day is ours and no mistake in House Furnishing Goods, Cheaper i» than Ever.-

lOO ROLLS CAHPETB.

Rovnl Tapeftrj Velvet, nru^ls Three Fly, Tapfstry Ingrain, (new rtyle) Fine, Extrat and Super. Ingrain Carpets. Low price Carpets comaicncing at 20 cents per yard.

lOO Rolls Canton Mattings.

Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Curtain Draperies, Cornices, Bands, Pins, Picture Moulding, Looking Glasses, Stair Rods, Window Hollands, foe., &.

Triumphant Victory in Paper Hangings,

and nflcr the 12"h inst., the. subscribers will bo prepared to furnish

Wall Papers and Borders Complete.

With Statuary and Decoration, in Oak, Stone and Frescoo, Ccutre Pioces and as re & We shall receive throughout the Season the New Style of Slimmer Goods as they

atl

.the early vegeta

bles that may be in season. For the present,, wc will have them on Wednesday and Friday afternoons, and in market on Thursday and Saturday nuTiiirijrs. We may be fmndatthe Adams Express Oflire until furl her notice.

April J2,-d3t. JOHN S.CORSON & CO.

EDS ALL,

•i)

afits coWinporarlca, and repleto wltli

an unprecedented variety of intereit^g reading matter, the folloith^i

MoDOXJO-AL.

Rave

recoivcd during: the

last teif

days in

addition to our foinie Stock, the following

Goods:

_. .. ,*:

.•00 Stella Shnw!s 500 Stella Shawls SOO Stclla Shawls

$ Rich Printed Cashmere Shawls, Rich Printed Caslirncrc Shawls. •.'•r?" Rich Piinted Cashmere Sbawls, Blk and Col. Centres from $2,50 to 12,00 cach.

Elegant Summer Silks, -*. Elegant Sumnur Silks, Elegant Summer Silks, From 50c to $2,00yLv

_-^f, ^0f| yards Lawns and Jackonels, 5»»o yards Iawnsand Jackoncts, 500 yards Lawns and Jaenoncts,

Real French Organdies^ Real French Organdies,^ Real Frencbr Organdies,'

100 dox Kid Gloves at 35 worth 75 lOSdozKid Gloves at 35 worth 75 100 doz Kii^GIore# at 35 worth 75

Swtss awl Jaconet Scttt, "h« Swiss and Jaconet ScttSf from $1,00 to 10,00.

Swiss aad Jaconet Selu^A*»

BeastMUOnllta v.--Beautiful thalli. from IStoSSp. BeauUful Challi,

Black Drew Sl'lcx, 25 Piece* extra Blk Dr^sa Silks from SJe to

EDS ALL, M^BOUGAL & CO.

Late Rico, Ed*all4 jp«.

Tsrr%Haattt, April, 10 '5MlC

Lt.

-Wrl

of Dry Goods to be "disposed of at l«ss

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL

will «)nr«vd hoWt'VW liJf£TQ IOC StOCK WJIT Ofl«

ite Goods, Parasols, Trimmings Shawls and Mantilla's. Gloves and

MtrtrrifUt

L. HYCE &

both for

c.,^ :iv

sorv.

N F.NF.HCETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN make, iti tny j'nit ol the United Stales, from three to live dollars a day, bv.sellin from sample "THE PATENT INDIA KUHBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP," with improved burner Every family who has regard for liie. person property, orec-nomv will purclwsc them. For inf rmatiou bv mail, iiiclosesiamptoHAWXHURST MOT. Patentees and exclusive manufacturers, till Fulton Street, Now York. mos.

MORE THAN SOQ.OOO BOTTLES

SOI.I* IN TIIE

NEW ENGLAND STATES IN ONE Yli.Wt.

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Ro«torativ* of Prof. O. Won lor Koslor'.nK luifr perfectly ami permanently, hm never ut IIIKI a rival, itliimu uAf HtliiniA iiily^Ul ftlven from nil par's of Uic norl"l ail frnm tliu i..o«t intulliKOiit tn|rove lluit It l» urf*cl Kentnrative read tins citculnr and «/u cannot douM^ rcml «I»«j tho follow ilig. 8^-TIIE U*in.—Peoplrf Imvo for certnrleH bei afflirted it!) bnltl lientls. mid tho only roinoily, horet» loru known, has he«n tlio*«) nboiniiuiliio wi|C«. iiy recent iliseovery of J'rofeasi.ir \V«nd thejn artitlct ar«» brine lail ilisiicnwil «lllt, liuta irrvyl many pemr.nt (till piilronire ihem. iieraime tlii} hare been no »IU imjioseW ii|"n by flrirToiiirs o| lin'rcnt Minis, 'lo nil nurh per»ons"we earnestly malt.- tho Hutt ihey will trv once n(r»in,

1"r

VOIHI-*reqinni.t,

Kc*nraflTrt

there no Biie* tlila* a* lull. We know or a ImtJ who «*ed llio nrlicle orl time, and hor henl 4« now oivoreil r.» npletelv witli the tin e»t and moot hcunliftilcnrln Imiifflnsth'le. We know of ineroii* r*»e» wlioru lialr ««i rApidlv falling out which it rentore* In groater parfecllon tlinn It ever had

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l)»for«.

It alio without doilht one of lh» lie«l Mrileles for keeping Ihe hair in (tooil condition, amkltiit It poll and «los.*v, removing dunilrtip'. und has jii'iveo it»clf Hi® ^reatient'enumy to nil the Ilk Ihut Inilr W heir to.

It l« the duly of every one lolni|rovc lln lr iieryonal npperanee tiioiiph Fi.'me may dlfler In r»jrar« to the wny» of dolus It but every one will admit thatr t»eniiilful lieml of In,ir, vltlior lit tniin or womiin, I* an object much to be 'eidred, and there aru no incaii* th»l '.linnld he left imtrlOil tf» olitnln Mirh consldcrutlon• IVutnan't jitlrocaic, Philadelphia.

Cochoi't'in, Ohio, JCov. 17, 1M6.

O.J. Won a ifc Co —Oiit«: Ai 1 Imvo been engn(te4 In «olIInc your Hair Kuftrative the luntvuaxoii fot one of ^our local agent* (II. M. Packln^on.) und having experieiieert th» iHiiufii i#! e(Te«-li of It ui^a»ll, I would like to ohtal" nn npenev for the Mate of Ohio or nemo State Intlio Went, nliould 011 wlch to make »ueli a/I a1 ralTcinent, n? I inn cm vlnceil thr.t nothing tqval to it in thf [Tnittil S'«te, J'or rntoring the hair. 1 hu»o been etiKaiceil In the liritjt buaimifn for *e«eral yeiir», and h.tvo sold vrioun preparations for the h»ir, but have found nolhi' mthnl reitore* the accretive organ* or invito rates the fciilp a* well an tuurs, being lully convinced tin yur restorative N what you rcprrieiit it to be, 1 wotil'd like *o en^iige in Ilia dale ol it, for 1 am out ailed It moaiaell. Your* truly

WEKT

rrt.T-tnutj*.

„j H. STOCKMAN.

Wayland, Mas*. Feb. 5, 1F.17.

Pnor. O. J- Wo®n A-, A^-Geoiat1Having reallied the jtood effort* ofyotir Ilalr Jie.«tvrutiv«, 1 wlali t* ata e, ttiat ftiidiiig n»y ha'.r growing thfitt well as gray, 1 waa Induced from what I rtjud and beard, to try the article prepared by you, to promote lis growth atid harige 1l« color as It was In youth, both of which It ha* effected coti'jdetfily. In operation I have used netHy three bltiles. Ymir*. &c.,

KBAKCI«,

O. J. Wooo & Co., Proprietor*. 312 Rrondway, York, fin the great X. Y, wire Railing K*tabll»hwontJ and 14 Markot St., St. LouH, Mo. And aold by all good Druggist*. (ap 7,*dw3m

potato PL A NTS.—I will hare

for sale plantssuporior varieties after the 23th

of April, at my farm,

miles Soath-East of 'ier-

rc-Hatite. Otders left with S. Wolfe Co., of 8.

Foote^

ii Tcrre-IIaute, will be promptly filled. April 3, ]658-w4w. J. A. F0OT^

SHERIFF'S

8ALE-*By rirloe of one order of

aa.e issued from the Vijto Common Please Court to me directed and delivered in fntor of W. B. Tucll, and apainft W. F. Lewis and Bush, Ellen Lewis, 1 am ordered to sell the following described Ileal Estate, to-wit: Lot No. on« (1), and twelve fr et seven and one third iitchts ol south side of Lot, No. Two, in Jewetu sutxlivision of I/ots No. 273 and 274, in the town of Terro-Hauta ss the (tftme npneiirs in Ihe Recorded Flat of said subdivision, and I will on Monday, May 3d 1858, within the legal hours of said dny, at 'he Court House ift Tcrrc Hidte, offer the rents and profifs of said premises for nerea Tears for sale to (h hiphest bidder for rash, and if tlie fame MrtMtid fail to sell for a efficient som to satiifly '!»id orier of tjale, I will then and there offer the fee sitr|)if to mid pnrperty to satialy

said

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"All kinds of Embmideri es All klmb of Embroideries, from Aac. AJl kinds of Eabroidcnc*^

New' French Cl.int*, New French Ghiate, New Frendi Chintx,

execntion r\ndC )SW

ap. 10,-*3w W. II. STEWART, Sheriff

DIAMOND MGBTX. •,6*k*V Latest Improvtitf®®

OOAIJ OIXi XiA3MCFS. A tatall invoice of the Latajit Oil to be and for sale at

At No 3, Werrem'M Block, Terre-Butde, Jnd.

THiese Lamps are artpetfor to all others fit plirfty and brilHaney, are cheaper at»d no m'X* danjnw irotn ezplostoa Uiaa a tallow car»di«^Terms Casb. e. XI-BAILEY'

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BAMS! HA*#1

Teared

he tmd»*rsigDfed has on ilams, Sboolders and Side*, which I w*l now retatltag at wholesale iwn Moat Shop next to

M. Tofeert

meot, where too can

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trte^L*T,

Pttr«Va am) Rnasta—at the lowest rates. 'f8i£*ai.»Ma

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