Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 96, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 May 1858 — Page 2

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^^"^CRRE-tfATfTKr~^ THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 6. l«ftS

For President in i««Oi

JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,

Of Rimtsrir.

Tho New Party.

Almost every measure, of a political character, tliat iutrodfloed in Congress, brings to light more perfectly the division nonr existing fa the CtanocrafTc party, and every d&y'tliat pasfces over tut furnishes renewed evidence that the breach cansed by tho Ivan*as question ia becoming deeper and wider. Iu vain has it been attempted to reconcile these hostile fecHuga by tho bribing trickery of the English Bill, for I ha mass of those opposed to th9 policy of the administration are indignant and disjfutfted with that shallow and nefarious *chem4. A few of the lukewarm smpporters of Douglas, and some of the "milk and water"' prease* of the country, who have been only avraiting a favorable opportunity to ewponse fho cause of the President, through motivos of fear or favor, may be gradually whipped into the Lecompton rank a by this miserable anbterfngc, but tho mass of tho honest and independent linen of the Democratic party will stand lirtn in their opposition to the swindling artifices resorted to by the ljuchanan faction. Thu4.it"is that to-day, tho breach in-the Democratic ranks is wider than it ever has been, and the prospects of a reconciliation' ftrtj beyond the possibility of a

MP0*'-,iA ftr •**. ri *r*«. A The result of all thu is that the Demomtic'partjr, a national party, is virtually dead. Tho Republican party never w?g, nor nevor can be, a national party. now party must therefore spring up from these ruins, which will unite tho hon*c«t, conservative men cf the country, and which in its principles, will be more lib

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and more national than oithor of the other parties have been, alt 1 which will Weep away the remaants of llopublican i.'tn and Democracy like chnfl'bcfore a hurricane. Tho American party will be the Jifoi and spirit of this new organization, whether its namo bo adopted or another be aefumed, for the principles of conservatism, of national Hflfety and of national honor, which such a party must adopt, are the principles for which the Atnoricau party has alwayB labored unwearied and undismayed..^'

That such a party will wely be organized is becoming the fixed impression all orCT'the

uonntry, "end

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p»08v, both North and South, is daily discussing the Knbjort. rrhe following is ftcm thoidom^liii JSaffle db Enquittfl "The* hostility of Senator Douglas to Mr. Buclianai\ is, permanent and bitter, aUd his defection from the Administration wing of tho Democracy may bo considered irrevocable hence, the "groat unforrifiod," as a national party, may be counted a» among historical antiquities.

It becomes evidont now that a n6Hv po litical combination will spring up, Ftronger, rooro liberal and more national than the Republican party, and whit will ftirnish tho ground work for a new organisation in reference to tho next Presidential election The President is evidently alarmed at what tho futnre portends, for he lias written to Gov. Wise, expressing his dis approbation of tho attacks made upon him in the Union. The defection of Wise and Douglas utterly prostrates tho Ad minis tration, Evory measure it brings forward is a

failure, and every failure removes it still fnrther from that popular sympathy which gives strength and vigor to a repre seatative Government like ours."

The Sheriff of Cleveland, Ohio,

passed through our city on Tuesday, with an Englishman who was imported to this conn try by the Bond lloldera of the Illi no is Central Railroad, for the purpose of watching tho interests of tho road. He was stationed at Pana, and bad been using the Company's money for some time without permission. He bad bought a snug little farm of the Company, and had improved it considerable, when a suspicion arose as to His prfyrttt, and the gentleman Vaa called up for a thorough settlement, which be did not like very well, to he concluded to give leg-baul. but was canght at Cleveland and njtnrned. It not known bow ranch, be bat embexxled, but it ia thought to be over #2,000. Can't expect much better of 0 uewly imported atock. Good for those who trusted turn.

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1ST The Little Pilgrim, edited Grace Greenwood, is the title of A neat little monthly tent to u« regularly. It is interesting pablication and deservts a gootl patrooage. Call &t our office and see ctpf.

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tW Falej, Gregg, English, Hqghcs, and Niblack of the Indiana 40iegift|on in the IIon«e, votexMpr the Baek-Ejaglish-Kansas-Land-BiH. Messrs. Col fox, Davis, Kilgore, Pettitt,"Ca«e aad Wilton voted against it. Buck-horned-English

his business and run away on.

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£3T Io the U. 8. Circuit Court sitting in Cincinnati a case i» under trial, in Wiich E. J. Dupont dfc Cot, extensive powder manufacturers of Wilmington, claim $10, 000 damages of Benjamin Ivittridge, of Cincinnati, upon the ground that the latter hag been in the habit of buying empty powder kegs with the labels of Dupont fe Co., which wero afterwards filled with an inferior article of powder, and sold as the

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"genuine Dupont."

93T Ou Saturday last the largest raft of timber that ever floated on the Mississippi left tho mouth of Black river, near Lacrosse, bound for St. Louis. It was manned by twenty-fonr "red-shirts." The raft «, as a boot five hundred and sixty feat long, two hundred feet wide, and contained a full million f«et of lumber. The deck load was two hundred and fifty thousand feet of lath and two hundred and fifty thousand shingles.

KmccHON'u IIor-Ain ENGINE—After a struggle of twenty-five years, Capt. Ericcson has succeeded in bringing his hot-air engine into practical use. Even the Scientific American (ajonrual, the pretension Of which is at least equal to its scientific knowledge,) after denouncing it as impracticable for years, has at length been compelled to admit its success., ,,

Another decision has been made

in tho noted Gaines case, in the United States District Court, at New Orleans, on the ISth inst. The decision was adverse to Mrs. Gaines* claims.

recent article iu tho Loudon

Times rovoals the important fact that the Go\ernmentof England ba? it in contemplation to seek for military recruits for India among the fugitive slave* which are now in Canada. This i« turning philanthropy to a profitable account.

jByThe new StAtc-houso at Columbia, the capitol of South Carolina, now in process of erection, fa to be a magnificent strnctqret git will cost $5,000,000 for its completion. Souio of tho rocks used in iUerection weigh twelve tons,^*-^'!

jtSTMr. Buchanan and his two commissioners to Utah, Messrs. Powell, McCullough, aro all unmarried men. Wo are afraid thoy will not be able to cope with Brigham Yoong. A man with a hundred wives must certainly bo an overmatch tor two old bachelors and a widower.

JtSrThe production of Beet-root sugar in Franco this season exceeds the previous crop by over 100,000,000 pounds. This excess is equal toone-third the entire pro dnctiou of cane sugar in-the United State'

M9u.Gov. Powell and Major McCulloch, pcace Commissioner*,

worth

cor. *for Utah.

left Port Leaven

tl»B 25th of April,

I Strango Names.

Now, if Congress will slightly change dcr Marjoram, Patient Pipe, Tabitha Cnmi English's namo, will I* salMad. Let I °r°J «T?i.0f »".•

i- 11 1 n'li «... 1 one called LH Lama babactham Prosstiim be called Bdl BrUtth, for wo arc con- nail! Other ^weirts are wore ambifiou^ fident.the Iloosicrs will never recognize binf tinder his obi name, while the other may serve him long eh6dgh.

and prematurely enable their children tv

Charlotte* Ac. whilst diuing,the Russian war, numbed of pboi thiugs \fere labelled Mai a ko if, Sobastopol, Rotdan, Irikertn»nn, and 13alaklava. Florence Nightengale, however, seems to be tho grcatesit favorite, especially among the poor, who hate shdwft their adtitlration for her by perpetuating the namo in their famillies all over tho country.. The return.tfor the last two years would show that Florence Nightengale, has become uunuch commoner name raWy£ HdtTB Is a fidor ^iild Alpha Omega on looking closely, yon fee that it is-illogkimate. -jFirsWand last4he mother ca.1 f"it, recording tier 'repentance on tho brow of hor off-spring. The writer fayi no names are, too absnrb for parents to givo the children.

Strango coincidences occur in the names of parties married in Great Britain. If the people's names are any index to their characters -tho uiost extraordinary union of qualities often appears to take place.— Friend marries a women name.l Amor a Lamb before marriage bpoomes a Li^n after a Nightengale marries Patridge Mutton takes Hatm! O 0 *fS

The tablo of registratipn in Maisachusetts shows many curious'Christian,or first names and surname. Among the latter of reoentrecord are those of Coon, YValknp, Rumsell, WintcrbottOm, Silvernail, Silverthorn, Sackenbotam, Longlow and Muchmora. Tho Christian names reported show a modeifi fehicn" 0f adding lettors to well known names thus-fn this Commonwealth we now have young people of both sexc&with-suChjiamikas Hanuahette, Ellaroy, Sainuello, Alvahrotta, Elletta, Lucyetta, Ellenetta, Emmaetta, Annelia, llobertanna, Annora, Alfrand'in^, Adaletta, Epraimetta, Lneyphino. The caprice of romantic parents indicatetl by such names of children as the lolloping: Zeollied, Matrassa, Idella, Izora. Azilda, Varetta, Jelte, Zoa, Retina,. Ellesta, Viann, Ebriua, Ensebia. Aranotta, Ittai and Oreotol Many of these, and scores of similar fancy name.s of modern introduction, are so'decidedly novel, that it is almost impossible to infen the sex of the party from their naiuu«.

Inside of our housi's -Mr Biwditch K&s remarket!, we find persons named Hancock, Ccucli, Cushing, Mattras®, Cribbs, Rugg, Curtain, Bolster, Stove, Spitz, Lamp, Matt, Tray, Clock. Among the public men of Indiana, is a Mr. Sheets, and we have Mr. Tuck. Mr. Cadey lives at Plainfiild, Vermont,, Mr Lamp at Norwich, and Mr. Wick at Guilford. As wo leave our houses,'we meet nnd converse with Messrs. Street, Rhoades, Line, Alley, Way and Bridge, The following utenslr and articles may be purchased of personi beriug the same names, viz.: Vaill, E.-ver, Pitcher, Cann, Orator, Bason, Brush, Broome, Hone, B.ix, Bowles, Biggin, Butt, Tubbs, Thank, Binns, Heddo, Kettle, Hammer, Mallet, Lash, Twine, Bell, Standish, Potts, Spade, Barrows, Cleaver and Augur.—Boston Transcript.

Congressional Follies

The representatives of our country now in session at Washington appear to understand the system of "sponging" from the public crib thoroughly, if w& can infer anything from the following list of some of the "contin^eut expenses" of the House of Representative,0.- Poor Uncle Sam, how he does bleed 1

Knives, 4,479, Scissors,,, *. ,' Candles, Propeliug Pencils, Two Flags. Dressing Cases, Oder Cases Cigar Cases, Ladies Reticules, Portfolios,

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ONE OF NATURE'S WOSOERS.—The Bot tomlesa Pit in the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, is suspected by many to run through the whole diameter of ihe earth. The branch terminates in it, and the explorer suddenly Suds himself brought npon its brink, standing upon a projecting platform, snrronndod on throe sides by darkness and terror, a golf on the right and a gulf on the leA, and beforo him what seems an interminable void. He looks aloft but no eye haa yet reached the top of the great overarching dome nothing is there seen hot the Bathing of the water dropping from above, smiling as it shoots by in the unwonted gleam of the lamp.— He looks below, and nothing there meets his glance save darknew at thick as lampblack, and he bears a wild, monrnfol melody of water, the wailing of tho brook for the green and sunny channel left to the npper world never more to bo re-visited. Down goes a rock, tumbled over the cliff by the guide, who i» of the opinion that folks come here to soe and hear, not to muse and be melancholy. There it goes —crash it has reached the bottom. No, hark, it strikes again once more and again still falling. Will it never atop One's hair begins to bristle as be boars the sound repeated, growing less and less, natil the car can folio* it no looser.

XJhaiufberYJournal publishes aft/ar'told based apon tlie pathetic and ridicntdtas re|s elation* On the subject of named, nnfolded by tho reports of the British RegistrarGeneral." ^Auiorift the unique on recent 'record are those of Kulotim, Toat^.Lsven*

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06,829 00 :'r G69 70 1,057 GO fc»COO 00 100 00 645 00 12150 97 50 242 00 1,937 83 233 00 24 00 7050 1000 377 00 ,155 00 75 00

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Card Cases, English Traveling Cases English Dispatch Boxes, Inkstand^, 4. f**' 1,994 96 Ladies' Port motinaies, 347 00

Duckskin Parses, 0 00 Pocket Books,

80 00

Ladies' Companions,^' .100 00

"Seardi for and bold tiut that which is good/' which is an old saying, and traly verified in Dr. McLean'* Medicines —th* celebrated Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puirfier, and McLean's Vwieanle Oil Lininent. There never hare b«cn reaiexBea Ihal have beeome so deae.-redly popahr in so abort a tineas tho«e they can BOW, be found ia the closet* of aeariy every famiiy in this city, ready ftrm wlm required, because they will act jett as is stated in the directions. See advertisement in another eoksu. (l^ey 4-dlw

The latest excuses for crinoline ls,that the weaker vessels need toast hooping.

OR. I. B. LONG,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

TCRKluHAinps, watwnAnx, ^rrtc*—In Early *a Btock, spAe die Stewart House.

Rsmvoe-On Fenrtiiskeet, a frwtkrora North of the Baptist Ctmeh- ftb*iihf

tffAiriVlM ped r«Meoee oontStRlae (ve iV or sii twmt. JEsiquirc of P. H. Rtimajd, at Ac C?atiaecut! rsisy 5 dl*

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CLASSICAL ACA tl to apt Jul tliofdiil »u4li I.akll tint ll dHlxtHfuBjHfl i.. ^l^IIE ATM OF THIS INSTITt'TION IS TO

In scrap!*! Ifiartiod T*»*.

n?. rtSfain trwy ofk a* mflflit

K»iue*te rirtuoni pwcsMfl of tnreof soul *n«J ability. tn M»**1 Seiptjee will bed lily aiai^tHxl terete «ti)dca«* ftddntcd to their

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age* an4 capadtic*.

1 bo atudy of Literature nr Uic cntlcal rending of the standard autfiora of nil nn«t nations,!

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Our objcct is not only to in«trtct, btil al«o

wnti mi ml e*orci«o i' panning clown our thou^lits is rMfii^ie to e^uiit otir:^ow^cr ©f to bur power of speftking, our students will be required to wrfw*

Heretofore many of Uie Ucst mtnda ui tna epnnha be if in

fromr 'a knoWledge of^the Andlcat iiw Mpcm I^ngaagos, oh aceohnt%f uujtiwaiwblc Iqpgdi of tine hitherto required for' their but Wan hnpmvqd nifilKXl of tcachSn^, grilleli is pracflccd at tfils Iiwt'Uutton, and which ltf Cttmmendedby Milton, I.ockc, Soibutfj:,Sidney ^iih, and ^thcrs, our fitsdcn?s, in French or Gt-rnio# are enabled to »p«mk ih.w» Igniraai? ^iti oneye^patid a thorough atiitf is w^plctcd in UiK-cyenr!! Thli^fiugiiih ^iichC8 will receive special Httcntiou.

A torin of ten weok* will cotnnvcnca on Monday M.iy lOdi, and cl.ae Julv l^ h. S. ROYCE, P.-fneifnl.

Adtlrcfs S. Roycc, c&ro of IIqn^4i-.W.Thouip kon, Terre-Haute, Ind. Jk% RKVKitXN-ck-B: FIo.x.

HON.

W. D.

GRISWOLO,

CitjuoES WO&D. HON. 8.B. Gawxurt, A. MCGREGOR. May 4-d3«r ^Journal and Expj.es_c:opj.

Shelby College Lotteries, .. OF KENTUCivY,

R. FRANCE

& Co Managers.

of the ftf.irylnnd State Lotterie-!, p/caent the following Splendid Schenvcs

FO»t MAY I858..f| j?j

Purchaser* ofT efc«t-« will b^nr fa infn» thst tho Phulby CoiK'jr lidtt^flA* of Kentucky, aro drawn by State authority nnd by Sitae, nfficirs—iiml all ncliemes are oxaminml tinl Mppfovoil by ihom.' 8eWar.i ifaU Uttt»rl«s \viU« eUtraordlry lnrjvi Pr'.r-'S for a smnll -o«t cf tickfts—nil *u hare sn-indler?. 'I hn Man*|t'rs of the Shi-Jhy' C"llt'£re IxitKrlo* [.resent a* In rite ami ia)r nchoiiiu« iu r»it bj made forlti« |rizu tif Tickot* and pi-r^oin purrhnxiiig in tlievi, ifihey draw

PrUo. will certainly be paid. In the othOm, ovory dollar invwileil.is kOinucU thrown nw»y. VOSlKI^'I'N'r 8CHKMK. Shelby College Lottery ol Kv.,

Ext,-a Class

141,

Grand Consolidated LoUerv, Class To dr*wu ill Kulilmore city. May 5J2 ltJ Dnwii Bailotvout of T8, Mukinc "i^ro Priies tlimi Binnk—Kverv p.nkape of 28

TickStj iiMist" cftiitntn Ifi drawn tiunibort, sd that thereariOtSjriz«8 to 10 Hlanka. 1 Grand |irtjs.i«f ,.?4 »,tK» 10 Crirj of ,. I Hriz^ ot ... in.ooo .119 Friioi of... luo 1 do .. 5.W*t IW do t-0 I do ",.noo,, 0'i do .... 70 1 do .. .2,3.10 CS do-. .... 60 I do 1.3cU lia do .. 40 I di l.O'iO T.lDi do .. «l 1 dv. -IU0 30,ii'i do .. 10 3«.2"5 Hrizei.... ....amounting to

TieVets $10, IaIvo», Uuurters S.50, oirhllw] Certifleattf of package of Sii Whole*--** tie 4 !o do 56 Halve* 0-2 do 2G Quarter* 31 do do 2iJ Kiyhth* .. 13

HAVANA FLAN. Tins is tho oldest mode of Drawing. I'RtZFS l.V ONE WHKK1, AKD TICKKTS IX .\.\-

OTHKR. MUt-Wi

JZwry Prize is droiM out.:

Prizes Paid in full without Deduction.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED, Ex'rs Cl.vss 6. To be dr wn in Haltimore, Md.. S«t.. Mav 30, lf 5fl. 20 «S3 Priznrt (O.OOO \nmbers!

SPLENDID SCHEME

No deduction in prizes- Prizes payable in full .. I Prizj of. -©rtt.-f., 4 Apjir'x to 2ii0 to j.tlOOJ do 10 100

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ti Co 5.iro| jc i*» j.O.Kli do 2.(«oj do ...... 2.1 o-t do 'H a.wnj do 2.000 do l.nop» d» l.oOoj 4

Prl*e. brine odd or

100

13 40

PrUesof ......... 1 WO 10 Pri/.o« of 3U0 r:I© Pri*e« 250 too Priiw« of. 200 20,000 Prixes of S dollar*. deftnnin»il by the t'.niit«l

400

Whole tlrkrts 10 dol.: Halve* 5: Qunrt 'rs 2^0. ('rtilicJit'M of I'Hclmjre 16 Whole* whew persons winh to|i*y the ri»k «nly. II be »ont for 80.00 do. do 10 Halve* 4*.00 do d» Q'i*rtern 24.00 do do 16elrl,tlii 13,00

Tlie MnnnirT4 h*ve been compelled from the tmmeron« comjdainta made to them, of iinftntlUulne.«* »»n th* pirt oftho«o who HHTO fceon aticuditig to tile fllllnK or-lrr* nnd In their own snme.

JO"Order Tickets fron the Mnnag rs on''. Address all letter* t» 4 M! I Mi

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mTBRAKn&ro..

If S ii Box 40, Baltimore, Md. May 1.dim

Sheriff's Sale..

Albums, plain and illuminated, Snuff, c*« V\hX\ Vesta Taper Boxesf ,'i?^ Valice,

VIRTUE of two Execution* issued from the Vigo Court of Common Picas to mc di rrcted and delirered, one.in favor nl Epliraira S VVolf,«, and one in favor of Rnfus St. John, »nd both a^ain?t Nicholas TI. Goodman, I have levied on the following describe real estitc, to-wit: Ixt number twenty-eijeht [23] in Sheet's addition to the town of Terre-Ifaute also, Lot number four [4] in snlidivision of lots two hundred anJ seventy three [273J and two hundred and perentv-four (274] also twenty-flve f25] feet ofT the north side of lot nnraber three [3] in subdivision as above mentioned, taken as the property of the laid Goodman, and I will on the 2&I day of May 1P59, within the legal hoars of snid day at the Court House in Terre-Hsuto, offer the rents and profits of ssid oremtses, together with the appurtenances thereonto belonging, for sale to thehljrbest bidder for "*.«h. for a term of seven years, and if the Same sbonkl fflil to sell for a sufficient snm to satisfy said Executions ami costs, I will h"n and there offer the fee simple to. the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said executions and c*t*.

VT. H. STEWART, Sheriff.

April 29.1858w4w pre. fee $5,00

"NOW IS YOUR TIME" rea

Re-Painting, Paper-Hanging, ftc

THOSEowninterestthe

in want of ebor« worit will constat their by calling on JOBS' B. MOORE, Ccmer of 5th and Cherry streets, one square north of Hufman's Whoiatale

do all the above work In the best style, and on the shortest notice, at prices to soii the .imea

April 28,-dJw

o. o. snare.

A. W

POSTER.

STUflB ft FOSTER, XTOULD respect folly annoonce to the citlxeu of Terre-Hante and the public generan v. that they Wve ecAered islo a eo-psztaMShip, la tfae awtm^are of 0«wS|Sasl, Bttsl*, Fnuaes,

AIMO, making and all kisid* of ChAiaet Wart, and are now prftwrtd to fi) alt orders prnmpUj. with th« best of work. »We re^cetfiiPy ask a share of prfEc patroesfe

CJ*Shoo «o Market Okhtt-

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Fancy and Staplo.

Goods

AT THE

Ercnicli Stprp.

Main

They tako pleasuro .in informing the trade \th«t th«7 apenlfeg aa «iestnt stock of •rr*r'w W Ladies and

Gentlemen's Wear,

For Spring and Summer, -jThoy flatter themselves tkat their assortment is vorthv the particular attention of buyers. The. goods are all new and haye. been aelecteil with care—and as to priws^tlicjr area].^ rirht »i. a swi I

oft Splendid Line of

lWu'i

DRESS4\GOOD!S

Elegant OV^kfi^lie^ foV De^sf(!^,!/?n Organdie Robes, I Plain Tissues of .all colors,.. 'M!C|! Tissfles Robes, !|j.

Figured naregesall colors, Plnitv Bar0c es all COIOIR,

Plain.and Fancy colored all wool Delaines, Printed Cambric for Drosses, Colored Brilliants for dresses, (beautiful) New stjle Printed Linen Cambric for dresses. Handsome French Chintzes for dresses, with Mde stripe, (very now,)

Challi Finn need and Aqtiile Robes, Bischoff's. super Black Oil,Silk, Black an«l Colored Silks for.dresses,ranging from 50 cts to S3 por yard, Fancy Colored Lawns of.ail descriptions varying from OVlo 50 cts per yardt

Monruing Goods of all kinds,"1'

A fine line of White Naiu-ook, cross bard Swiss and Jaconett Muslins, White Dimity by the yard and band,

Embroideries of the latest styles. Ladies and Misses Jtlnibroidered, Hom6tltched, and Mourning Bordered

Linen Amulkerchiefs,

'Gents White and Colored Bordered Lin•i. FTan'dko'rchiefs. Xow styles Moir Antique Bordered Shawls,

New St vies Stella Shawls, Plain Black Silk Shawls,

Elegant assortment of Silk Laeo, Moir Antiqno and Solid Silk Mantillas, from $1 to $15 a piVce.

Parasols! Parasols!! Par&scl?!!!

Also something very new in tlie way of beautiful Fan Suit sh ide. Umbrellas, nil kinds.' ,. BAilJou"a superior,Ladies' Kid GIo\'ei'a 6bly $1 00 p."r pair. Daujou's superior Genu' Kid Gloves at only $1, per pair.

Si'k Kid -French G!»yes for Indies and G.nt^. Silk French Knit Mitts, from .t^c to $1 /lej^p.iir.

House Furnishing Goods.

Verv stinr White Linen Ditnuk nnd Snow Drn-i Tsblc Cloth*, ranging in size, from 8 by 8 to 10 by IU quarters long, at about half their value. Al So White .md Colored D.ininsk from 50c to $1,50 per yard, ^'square Napkins from $ 1.50 to J5 per dozen ,Di:rer. Towelling*, and Crash ofalljwici-s 5-4nndfi-4 Pillow case Linen: 124 Linen,Sheeting 4 4, 4, 7-4.8-4,10-fi, fc 12 4 cotton sheetiugs

While spread? all sizes.

Fine line of White and^Colorcd Irish Linens,

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White and Colorc Crinoline bv the yanl. Flounced Crinoline Skirts. White and colored Fl»nnced China Grass Linen

Skirt?.

Skeleton Skirts.

Sted Whalebone nnd Rntsn Skirts Svitnrthing new iit the way of French Skirt, COME AND SEE. Also half a dozen different kintls of material in the piece for skirta, all very desirable.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF

Linen, Mur-seillcs and Cotton goods for men and boys weir, Mich as Brown and B'eachcd Linen Drills. Brown and Blenched n« Dnrk,

Plai^, Plain and Striped Marseilles,

Splendid Fancy Colored Drillings for pants,

The Handsomest Assortment of

Marseilles vestinss ever exhibited in this market Grenadine and Satin Vesting*. In Uic way ofpnre unadulterated

French Cloths and Cassimeres.

We htve a stock, never equallerl, either in price or quality, in this city, and never surpassed any where.

READY MADE SHIRTS,

Fine quality, White and Colored Marseilles Bosoars, cheap. French Wove Linen Bo»oms.

Very fine assortment of Gents' Linen Collars.

Boots and Shoes.

Of all descriptions, for

GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, WEAR.

LADIES AND MF8F.S

Bootees and Gaiters.

Domestic, Domestic Goods

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Store, as he is prepared to

Of *11 &«criptioM.

As it Is the det«miiwiitien of this honse not to be ondenmid by any store ia the cHr, they will adhere strictlr to the cadb sya'emj the pnliefof this will be at once aoderstood. All saay look ouyhgj for bargains.

Rentenlterthe Sign e/ (he

(NEW CHEAP PRElfCH STORE)

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tLTCAl'TWS.—Guard agaiust pnreluutng 1»3 initio ns or counterfeit*. Be on tha label of eve. rj bottle the n*mc of the «oi.a raorairross,

BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., A. CO.^» l'hnrinnceutists Had Ckectiili^

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i'a Temj-Hautc by T. II. Barr it tJo.j -P? M. Donnelly and by Drugt ut (fenemlly throughout the country.

R. Qiownlne, Agent for Indianapolis.

apr 10, '58 dtrly in

MORE THAN 500,000 BOTTLES SOU) IX THK NEW ENGLAND STATES

IN ONE YEAR.

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Restorative of Prof. O. Wood JL fir Ro»t«r'.ii|tliair ji^rfertty mid ppnnsn^titlT, t«« never )ct had rivnl, vulum* kH«r vnlnm* mt|fhl tin Kiv«n from 11 j.n r*« the world »'(I frnrn the nte»t iut .llijrom topruve tlmt it I* trf. rt lte»t«raitv«{ but rend tlie clicuUr nnd )u cnnitsi uoubt r«a4 sl«*tUu f.jll'iwlhir. -T.'fc.-. ___ -''--"v-iesal

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lure known, h*a tuti tlio^x •tnintniitte w|J*. ut ilUcuruo of i'roie.oor Wuod then* •rtirieg »r» Uoliift tioi di.«icii*i-f1 with, but irrent manr pcrnnii* itl'l |HttrunU«*

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ini|.»h4 upon bj HnlrTonlrs of "*itlTterent kind*. To nil surh person* wo rnrnentl) ninlto tho rcqueFt, tliiil tlicy will try once npiiln, for In Vm«l,» Keaiorntlvu there no siicli tlilHf n» full. We know of a tnrly hi-im«nl tlie nrtlrle i^ort ttwe, «i.d her lie*,l I* now voretl on iiplutely wltli the tin e-t Kntl ino.t benutifulcurl* litii'irlniihU'. know of numrronn ran«•* witure lialr va ruiilill.v blllngotit wlilrb It reiitoror In ?ronter imrfcctton ihait it v%er h*"t Veen k«furi.

Il i* nl.o without ilonht ino«l tli. hrnt »rtlrlc» for ). Injr the h.-.ir In iroiul coiiilttlnn, HiuklnR it i-ofl ami jtlojy, removing .tliiixIrulT. and ha* |,r*«vc«l It-fir tt« greatest oneinv load the llh tlmt halrt* heir tfi.

It the duty of t-voiy on* t» In.nrovo tlirlr tvri-en-..I n|iperunee tfnti|rh i»in« may rtlffer In rejrarfl to Uk» w«y« nf ilniiii} II but every owe will admit tVat a bean, tlful lia.nl «iflmlr, "fltlier in man or w»m«n. an object iti'ieh t» be 'e»lr"d. nnd there are »t meanatloit vhnulil In, lot Iiiitrlrd tit nKtnln .uch a CODildejriilton.— Item an'* ,1di'•«!(, fhllnlelpbla. rorh'M t'-n. Ohio. Nor. 17, U3Q.

O.J. VVooa ft Co.—As I hiire been'Ongaffeii In *olllti)r V»iir Hull- K.«tnr*tl»» th«* l««t Kea»rtn lb oan of ^onr loenl nxeiitii

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M. Haeki|isoa, and having

e^tfiurieneco ttw ti. ntrflelul effci t« ol It niyn'lf, I wnnM like tooMnl. i.n nfet ry fur the Klute of Ohio or »omn Statu lei the \Ve«t, "Mould \„u «|hto make men an it rnnrem^nt. I am ronrltiend tktr* mmtktnf #f»«iI to it in the l/.tifri Staff, f*r rm'tring tkt hair. I bat* l»f« oniriir. il In the llrnr bnnlnrcn for veral rear., nml vu ml'U rlou* |r. pa ration* for the hair, but linvu fmnit notlir Ihnt rn.tora* th« ceeretlv- orffan* or Invl^orale* the rcalp a* w*ll y««n», belnf fulljr ennvlnt ed th*t yr«» re»triUvi' I* »h*l you reiiretent to (••. would like enrtgre in th* iiala oj It, for 1 ma (at.alltfd It inur. *ell, Y«ttr« traly

R. T. STOCKMAN.

WhyUifl. Ma«*. Feb.5. IW„

Pitor. O. J* Wonft A fn.—Gent*: lUr.ajt realned tho KIIOII

elfuet* of your Hair Kenturatl**, I wUh

*ta e. that flfullnc mv hair fro win* thin, a* well a* array. I wit. Inilneeil from wh*t I road and beard, tn try th.» artlele prejtnreil by you. to promote tU aro* tit «til hnnrn It" color a« It wa« la yonth. bi.th of whlrh it ha* -ff«t"l eMinpl'-tely. In operatiou I hat* IMC-1

Hourly throe blttle*. Yotir., Ac.. J.K MJ£.* KRANCIMi O, J. Wnon PMnrlntor*, 3I9 Rroadway, ?f. Vmk. (In the groat .V. V. Wire Railing K»t*bll»hmenU and "14 Market fit., ft. touU, Mo. And told by a.| *od UrupfUW. (ap?^d«Sta

ALL ARRIVBDi |.'iV a a

Will $v\\ al thoir Stord

Corner lloon FnrrtnKton** Block Lrery business day until further notice, an eaten* sire assortment of 1A ./

Suited ton II wants. The sale will include th^/ntire Htock and is well worthy of your special

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teotion. Domestics, Cottonades, Silkp, Shawls, $

Hosiery^ Gloves, "ST AnlLoe ZVotlon*. Cloths, Cassimercsi. Vesting*, Trtmminge, Linone, Btbbone, Em broideries, rlii&HhU Dress Goods,Skirt*, Hats, Capr^' jti« ^c,» ^c* f:\ ~3t T!ni|fe»eiiU an opporttnrfty rarely offeiad for tlie pnrehase of Spring and Summer Goods.

OTonntry merchsnts are mpeetfally rrqneeted to call and inspect the Stock. April 15 dw6w 1.4

8. V. CAMPBELL,

FHYi^lAN AND iUflOKCfa^J IrnnE—ComerOhio and Maritet streets, oppo sUeJ&inUn iioeM, Terre*HaMMM.

Cf IIcatBCHOK—Corner of cnd Swan teeeti. [apr. 38,dtf

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And we feel eeaidart en to Mi* stoek Is Luva and Well Batecwd, AMd »rooa%t fro« tha tost FoMHlfph™ fiSrtry

We lurre iKa«t»W MtttMW Mr IK^' fMW or dm JWn Hp nit iMiHiil mm tarCBUss,. el we Mn«Mni«,wv«lHnrt«fittttjiiasl Wlli||U tovr FOB CASH X$ AMY OT1U* BOVVL mrtut we MM. 'j Seeeetsort to J. %£SVL. ttA j«a.r