Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 113, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 May 1858 — Page 2

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I. 1, BttOWH, Editor.

St.

LOJTC, iMNlatt R4ltor.

TERRE-HAUTE.

wRDWESDAY MORNING, MAY 26 1859

For President in two:

JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,

Of Kentttekf.

I«ieut. Gov. Hammond. The Lient. Governor paid otir ei'y a ^flying vi«it, on Saturday last, and addressed the disaffected Democracy at the Court Hotue in the evening. We had thought of not noticing his logic in relation to the union of Democracy, bnt, inasirnch as courtesy requires a passing nctiee, at least, we shall simply fill the space expected.

The effort to harmonize the Democracy upon the English-Lecotnpton bill, in onr judgment, was the weakest we have heard or read. Though, we doubt whether there In a man in the Btafe who can mitke the least impression in this communitj in favor of that infamous bill. The land swindle, and the slavery movement endorsed by that bill are plainly to be seen, and it will take a little more than a forced con struetion of the objects of the bill, to hide the hideous horns which have rent the seat of Buck's pantaloons and scattered Democracy in every direction. The Governor tried bis best to be eloquent upon this subject, yet ft was no go. Ilia words fell harmless at his feet, failing even to produce an echn.

After the Governor had concluded his exhortation, which was designed to influence the organization of a club of Young Democrats, an effort was made to organize, but as some desired the basis to be Lecompton and some anti-Lecompton, it was prudently suggestod that the meeting adjourn, which Mras agreed to.

In conclusion we will say that the Gov cruor's speech had but little effect, and we would advise him the next time he desire? to Visit ottr ci»y for the purpose of entertainiogonr citizens, that it will bcmorc congenial for him and his re^ utation to choose some other subject.'

Another Mad-Stone.

Mr. S. K. (SPARKS showed us a madstonc which he has had in his possession for the past thirty years, during which time its virtue has been frequently tested, and always proved successful. Then wecerlainlv have two in Vigo, which effectually fortifies onr county against liydiophobia, and makes us fool secare. wk

This stono is a'beautiful specimen, aud seems to have been, originally, some kind of bone—indeed, a portion of it is very much like bone, and the only feature about it SWhich keeps qs from ssytng* positively, tbftt it has once boon a bono of some description is. the numerous pores (or fibre filled holes) rimning' parallel with the grans of the salytance. "j

FROM MEXICO.—-Secretary Floyd, in his report to Congress, recommended the entiro abandonment of the Territory of Now Mexico, as boing not worth the cost of governing it. He says its entire civilized population- is only 61,000 souls, and its Whole ml wtate is only estimated at 2,« 700,000 dollars. He says* "To protect this smsll population, we are compelled to maintain a

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largo

military

force at an annqal expense nearly equal to half the value of tho whole real estate of the Territory, Would it not bo better to induce the inhabitants to abandon a country which seems hardly fit for tho habitation of civilised men, by remunerating them for their property in money, or in lands situated in more favored regions Even if the Government paid for the property quintuple its value, it would

Mill,

merely on the score of economy, be largely the gainer by the transaction and the troops now stationed in New Mexico would be available for the 'protection of other portions of Our own and of the Mexican iWitory." ... —.-Mi

The publication of Mr. D*Arcy

McGee's paper (the New Bra) in Canada, is temporarily suspended, In consequence of the inability of that gentleman to obtain as an editor a person "in whose hands he could safely place hit own and the journal's reputation during the parliamentary session." ,... ft'#• -W 1*4 in Philadelphia was driving or Ming a hone and cart, a few days since, and the animal becoming restive, t&e led struck him on the month with the back of his hand, which was punctured by coining in contact with a tooth. The hand began to swell—lock-jaw en* sued, which resulted In deaih.

MST The other day an old lady rudbed into the garden in search of her daughter, on being told that the yonng lady had gua# there ft ilk a *aUs

tar A meeting of Committees from sundry associations, was held at the City Ball on Monday evening, for the purpose of making arrangement* far celebrating the 4th of July. It was decided to celebrate on Monday, the 5th, and the following persons were appointed to prepare a plan of operations, and nominate officers for the celebration—viz:

T. H. Lodge, No. 51, I. 0. O. F., W. K. Edwaids. T. H. Lodge, No. 157,1. 0.0. F., W. M. Slaughter.

Hibernians, "P Johnson. Temple of Honor, H. P. Whitaker. Ft H.Onard, M.S.Wesson. Turners, V*J. Steiomehl. Fire Co. No. 2, ^, J. G- Stephenson. 1. F. H. Spicer. -T 3, |.A. Coltrin. Hook and Ladder Co. C. Reichert.

The committee adjourned to meet at the City Hall on Wednesday evening. It is hoped that every association in the city which has not already done so will appoint Committees to attend the meeting on Wednesday night.

few days ago a poor German rag

picker in New York, who lived in a nest of German rag-pickers, was stoned by them out of his wretched abode, because they discovered that be and bis family were subsisting daily upon the meat of dead cats and rats that he found in his search of rags on the streets. They thought, that, by such a diet, he disgraced the honorable fraternity of rag-pickcrs.— It is said however, that he and bis family looked in finer, fatter, healthier condition thm any other family of rag-pickcrs in the neighborhood. Their victuals seem to have been more nourishing and gcntoel.

Xy The employees of the New Albany and Salem railroad, in the former city, in view of lbs lafo disasters to it, hare subscribed upwards of 83,000 for its relief, in sums from $500 to 820 each, ac cording to their namfs. $5,000 will probably be the amouut of subscription when completed. ,..

A Washington City jury have

fined John B. Hines 8750 for refusing to receive the vote of John Chapman, a naturalized citizen, who brought tho suit against Mr. If., n« Commissioner of election. It was proved that Mr. C. presented his naturalization papers from one of the courts of New York.

The* Treasurer's offico of Ilenry

county was cntorcd on the 2Kt inst., and the Bafe robbed again of its contents.— The keys were stolen from the Teasuerer'a houseJvf^The keys arc gone and the safe remains locked, BO there is no way to estimate what has been taken, until the rafe can be opened.

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AN ADVANTAGEOUS NAVIOATOR.—Tn the early part of last year, a resident of Standford, Conn., by the name of Charles. B. Webb, who has spent a portion of his life in a seafaring capacity, went to work and built hirosclf a yatch, twenty-two feet long, which he christened the Charter Oak, and in which he, accompanied by a man and a boy, started from New York, on the 22nd of June last, for Liverpoel.— When only about a day out, his right hand man, an old salt, was accidenUy knocked overboard and drowned and fearing that he wOnld not be able to find another sailor equally ventursome, and that he might possibly loose the lad by desertion, shpnid he return to port, he concluded to proceed on the voysge without any other companion or assistant to keep watch and steer the frail bark during his own occasional brief opportunities to obtain repose than the boy referred to, who had tilver before been at sea.

Although without a chronometer or chart of the English coast, Capt. Webb arrived safely at Liverpool without a pilot, on the 27th of July, after a voyage of 3t day*, in the smallest vessel that ever crossed the oeean. Tho adventure was considered by nantical men the most skillfnl of the age. Thousands rushed to see the Charter Oak and its intraped commander. The little craft was soon disposed of for £200, which amount, together with a passage ticket home for the Yankee saildr in one of Collins' line of steamships, who thus desired to manifest their admiration for hia courage and aldll. Mr. Webb, however, not content with what he has already achieved, about Christmas last commenced building another yatch (the Christopher Columns) forty-four feet keel and sixteen feet beam, which is now rapidly approaching completion by Us own hands alone, and on hoard of which he contemplate* embarking, in a few months, for South Ampdon, the Isle of Wighs, and St. Peters burgh, with a view to give the British Queen, the Czar of Russia and probably the Emperor of France a favorable opportunity to see what the Yankees can do in the way of boat building as Well asia navigating the Atlantic. —, t.-M*

JgNl boat attached to a spirm Whale. in the Pacific, was drawn 33 miles inside of an hour, and the probability £a that a whale will go at the rate of 30 m3ee aa

:r. .•Esgsss

Jar An honest man ia thenobkst work of God, but a womftu is the prettiest.

The nstioul debt of Spain Is

£140^000 sterling. f*|

JS7"The nomber of hoows effected «t Cincinnati for the year ending May 1st was 386. at a cost of #1,040,000.

JSP* A private dispatch from New Orleans gives the receipts of tobacco at that port since the 1st inst., at 14,000 hogs* heads. JI

•tf* Tlie.Jersey City Gas Light Com' pany will, on the 1st of July, reduce their price from 83,50 to 83 per 1000 feet.

M3T The amount of Lamartine's debts is several times greater than was first re reported. It will not fall short of 83,750,000.

X3T All the manufactories, save one in Pascoag, R. I., have recommenced operations. The remaining one is expected to start soon.

t3ff~Hereafter all the Massachusetts Infantry are to be armed with the new rifle musket of the pattern of 1855, and the rifles arc to have the saber bayonet.

Jfc9"An English alderman named Monk, onvicted of forgery, has chosen as the hard labor to which he is to apply himself during his imprisonment, knitting cotton nightcaps.

Coleman, the dramatist, was ask

ed if he knew Theodore Hook. "Yes," replied the wit "Hook and eye (I) were old associates."

W&T* There is a man out West who labors under the division that "Hon." placed before a rndu's name, stands for honest.

jC3T "Pompey, de corn's up." "De corn's up Why, I only planted it yesterday." "I know dat. but de hogs got up last night and guv it a lift you had'nt counted on." I 7i

jK^Tlie whole amount of guano fccpor ted from the Chinchas in the month -f February, was 21,315 tons register ol which 11,703 went to England, 5912 to the Uuited States, and 2701 to France.

That was a very singular mistake

made by Digg, at the wedding, who when introduced to the biide, wished she might enjoy many returns of the present happy occasion

tW The 6hip owners of New Yoik have held a meeting in which they resolved that Congress .'^should require and enforce retribution for the high hand-'d wrongs done our commerce by the British bruiser in the Gulf.

tlW Josiah Pierco, Jr., late Secretary of Legation to Itussia, returned horns few weeks ago, resigned his officc, was married at Salom one evening, and sailed in the Indian hext day, on his return to St. Petersburg, where he goes into business.-.

WNAT NEXT.—An

?a\fM!pt

is to be

made to recover the tnrliion and a half of dollars that went down in tho steamship Central America, notwithstanding the fact that she is kn^wn to have sunk in w..tcr over five-eight hs of a mile deep, and in a spot that is ninety miles from the nearest land.

jt£T We see a complaint in somo quarter that the wheat, frost its rapid growth is in danger of running all to sfcrawteTbe Louisville Journal says this is bad for the farmers, though gnatifving, no doubt to bcjn«p-in,fccr.4^^g^

M3T Doctor, looking learned"and speaking slow: "Well, mariner, What tooth do you want excavated Is it a molar or an incisor?^' Jack, short and sharp "It is in the npper tier, on the larboard side —bear a hand, yon swab, for it is nipping my jaw like a lojtoter.*'

St. JAires, RxvisioN.—Tho danton (Mo.) Repository states that the Legislature of Mifcsoori, at the session of (866 —*57, passed an att instructing the "State Librarian to farnish each member with a copy of the Holy Bfbte^ James's Re-

J9* Tell me, ye winged winds, that round my pathway roar, do yoa know Mm quiet spot whet» hoops are voitt no mora. Some lone and silent dell, some island or some cavfc, where wonvm eaa walk two abrsnst along the rilla^e pare? The load winds hissed arooad m^faee and iMury place."

iar A yonogUdy who is well postal

%aotes Byroa aad Tom Moors, and works conVnl-

a yonng gentleman flic other day, who this Mr. Lecomptoa was, who had ea*sed so much trouble at Wjiihiugtoa I

May 25, I if

SHERIFF'S

a citizen of.

ar year .ago

Springfield, (Manachoxetta.) offered a pn-j mi am of three hnndred dollar* for the beat-

series of newspaper articles, hot to exceed TJAVE| -)P]^EP Alf I twelve-in nnmber, Htfportan^-of having good men at the head of all civil Soru» T«rrc-Haut«, «b«r«th« b««of corporate bodies. The Springfield Repub- Xoo Orean and BodA lican announces that the premium has been

Rev, Wm. Kilsbee, of Northampton and Rev. James Freemao Clark, of Jam *ie* Plains. Mr. Tyng did not live to hear the award in his favor.

The people of Tennessee wilt be

called upon to vote, on first Tuesday in September .next upon the important' question of calling a convention to "revise, alter, or amend the Constitution of the State of Tennessee.

Rev. Henry wood, a chanliti in

the United States Navy, writing from St. Helena, says that in the room where Napoleon died there is now a threshing mechiene in operation, and stalls for the horses that move it, in his bed chamber.

A ROMANCE OF TWELVE LINE*.—Laura Lee is the daughter of a wealthy farmer, near Detroit, for whom Thomas Barnes was plow-boy. Thomas the rogue, stole Laura's heart, and then herself. They ran away, and by legal process got spliced. Old Lee offered 8500 for the recovery of his daughter. The yonng people concluded to go back and take the money and the curses. When they arrived home they were agreeably astonished to find themselves heartily forgiven by the old man, and awarded a homestead and a farm of sixty acres. There was common sense all around.

XsTDo you sell long-tailed or stumptailed milk? is now the question asked of the lacteal fluid in New York,. It is said that hundreds of gallons of that article are laily returned to the distilleries, since the famous swill exposure. A vender of milk needs at this day to have his merchandise :«u then treated by aa many labels as were wont to adorrt- a box of Brandreth's pills.

MCLEANS STBEVCTHEVING Cor.DIAL IS receiving unanimous recemciuUxtion of the Pre.--3, not only at St. t#onU 'bnt nil over, the country. This remedy is evidently the result" of elosc observation iml stuty. Wherever it hns been used it has been recomemled wiih the highest encomium of praise. Porsmis can have no conception of it# efflenry, without giving it a trial. Once more we warmly rccnmmeid this remedy as a superior To.xic and ALTERATIVE.

0*We would call the attention of our readers to an ^dvertikement in another column of Prut. Moot'* Febrifuge Wine, a remedy for Fever and Ague, which was lately introduced to our notice. From the great reputation of this article ill those places where it Im already bceN e-tnblUhed. we can have tin hesitation in recommending i^t' »H

who

may !c buffering from Fever and Ague and ther Bilious Disoasis, which are the bane of our Western States. [MayGw^w

Terre-Haute & Richmond E. R.

CHANGE OF TI3IH.

To take effect on MONDAY, May Three train* daily (Sundays #xeepteil.^ uuw nwsK-wicrrff.s vj No. 1, Expiess. No. 2, Malt, No. 3. Express. 10.

A. M.

7:1.i A. N. 3:00 t. m.

ARRIVE AT TKRKC'lfJltrrC.

No. 1. Mail. No. 2. Expr's No. !}^Exnrci»S 11:05 A. |i. ^3:35 H: %30 A. M. The mtil train will stop at ill way utmions whi-n signaled. K. PE€K, .Sunt.

SALF—By virtue ol one fee bill

issued from the Vijpo Court of Common Plense to me directed and delivered in furor of John \V. Keace, and against Wm. Chandler, Daniel H. Ditkerjon and Mary Ellen Mexvhinev, I h*ve levied on the following described feal estate, to-wit: the north west qunrter of the north west jiwrtcr ot section three [SJ in To^p«hi| twelve [12]

north of range eight {81 west, let? erty of the «*}$l Wni. 17uidayof June, 1838,

Cloths, Cashn»er«j«,

eonbtic

as the pwni-

id 1 Icea

m. Chandler, and 1 will on the ithha the legal board of

said day at the Conrt House door !n Terre-IImite,

oflerthe rents and profits of the above described premises, to pre ther with apportennnces thereetito belonging, for sale to the ni|rhest bidder tor eash. tor a term of seven years, ana should the xatne fail to sell for a autfieicnt mm to satiufy «aii) fee bill and'costs,

will then and there offt lhe fee sim

ple to tbs highest M'lcr lor ewih, toimtinty mild fee fctll and costa

H. STEWART,

Aiy 25-W3W (PC'S fee

SbS.

GREAT ATTRACTION!

*. H- J. f«r^|

DATS'I

At Auotlon!

On Third street, two doorc sooth oi Sherboaroc &

Logan's anction rOom.Terre- Ilnute, Indiana

A oonsjgpment firom a fallnrc in the city ot^Louisville, oonaiatiog of

WORTH OF GOODS

the hUest{k9h*oo,«Bch

ssKentleiBtfna,dkitli

ragwad Underwear, piecegaods, Fm«fcii«oa4

.Satinets, Ottoneta, Linen,

Linen DrilhLHats, PortracKdes, Seiswn.

t^leaad

Raxora,

sorted GlaS*«Ntte. eOariMttr artklea moBt necA farre wmntlmtrA of the iMtaa a^ylea of Ladles' sarerrktea muiafitetamiby the beat medrteics

the linkta,

Te* tpoeas, Perks

tteanlSpeatoS. AtSO:: O Zj X2NT AH of which BMtut betted to the this wesltt order ef Ow Aaaigaees

and

13*1Site to eonuaeac*. vrerj. raorakc at o' rfock,aad eootistte fiT«7 day astfil As aisint

a(ock ia sold oat. I3rE*wl»s Sales to eameace at e^dedL trm&pm*aodboycke^

awl

t»k»

tln«ta{« of

haaAwds

AM SAL -M

4,1

divided by the committee of award between HT7* P-»miUe«fi »r eownry »apfikMi with any the Rev. Uudly A. Tyng. of Philadelphia

Ume3- Also' Coa**'

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X. L. WTKTH. L~ BAKNCT.

WYETH A BARNEY, |ii

REAL ESTATEAND iNSVRANCE AGENTS iVo. ,14, National Slock, Main. Street, Terre-S*ute, Tnrllmima. L. BARNEY..................Noterj Public

Aoctioa. Sales

JL* Jtdtefi 9viwi

N $

EDSALL, McDOUGiL & CO.

Are daily receiving fresh novelties in

DRESSlGOODS,

Elegant Organdie Robes Aquilles Barege Rabes Aquilles, Oi^andie Robes Deux Jupes a cinque quilies, Barege Robes Flonneed Organdie do don Beautiful Frenrh Ors»andics t?liin1z Col's. Dneal Robes Aquilles, Challie do do Brilliant^ do do Chintz' do

Gingham do do Fine French .laconhts "J*"•* ((fros Odier Roman & Co

THK Fill ST PREMIUM MACHINES. Horse Power for Be't or Tumbling shaft Machine Portable Engines, suitable for running Tlireahttig Machines, Corn Shelter*, Portable Mills,Wooil Sawinn^, &.e. The attention of Farmers i» directed to this power, as they are admirably Adapted to any ti.ie to which horse power can be applied.

For circular, with terms and prfce address «s above. Information or Machine* oMained of II. Bhewmaker at his Ware-house, or at (». F. & C. C. Smith, at their etoro in IVrre-Haute.

May8-dw6m

CLASSICAL ACADEMY. "TV do aoilsstospecl sevea nrctK'tyears reerely serspln^ tojrethera« tnueh Latin ati-l Oraok a« might be learned easily and dullghtfttlly iu *me year."—M ILto*. ^piIE AIM OF THIS INSTITUTION IS TO

Educate virtnotw dtieens posSMsed of #tlltnreof soul and literacy ability. LeMons in Moral Science will be daily assigned to the stedents, adaptelto their various ages and capacities.

Tho sUtdy oC Literature, or tbe entical reading of the standard authors of all aires and nations, will be made binding on all students as a daily exercise.

Oar object is not only to instruct, bnt also to refine, and to make of bur students reading 0en, who will educate themselves through life. As a continued axerclas in penning dowa our thoughts is ra|«tirit« to equal onr power of witflid^ to our power of speaking, on* student* will4tf-required frequently to write cOmposWoo*.

Heretofore many of the best minds in the conn try have been deprived of the advantages arising from a knowledge of the Ancient and Modem Lan^nages, onaocoontof tbe anreatsonable lengtli of time hitherto required tar, their acquisition bnt by an improved method of teaching, which is practiced at this 'fmititation, and which ia commended by Milton,

fmin Woaft.

N-E. siseablew4ie*se4LMfltlAlS.-A t«»or fe»r%onie bleached Lteea iTahia

ChA*, Stub, Itoem

aroctes too tedkmt to meotion. si new. Calf at the tia ght« of Mav»4«.

Locke, Sidney 8q^th«

and others, oar stadentp^Mii enabled to speak thoM ia^gnages in one year, and a thorough collegiate covrae in Lada aad Greeks iseomrfetedinttareeyean. Tba English branches witfrCceire special ettentfam.

A term of tea weeks witl oomtswnce

faej May lOtb, iad close JvSf I^ih.

TeKS or Tttr

wttaa.

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R« 8. W. Twm*Zr»m. T. O. SuM**!

Maryland State

CREAM loon »V*M4h.of .ycUe »treel,

do do (Picard Et FiU.) Plaid Jaconets a la tnodfe Broa^lway, Plain Brtroges all colors extra fine 25 cts, Black Crape Maretz for mourning, Colored aud'Black Silk Challis, Colored Crape Maretzj -T-* Printed and Barred Bareges, very cheap, B«autiful Snmtuer Silks at 50 cents and upwards Poulai-ds^Silkaii &r |v Cliina Silk Patterns at 85,00: ea§b

LACB AND glLK MANTLES. Ami Points from 31,00 to 82",00. An immense Stock of Embroideries at half the cost of importation.

EDSALL, McDolJCAL & CO. Late Rice, Edsall & (_'o. Teire-IIaute, May '")8-dtf

Washington Fonndry & Machine Works INDIANAPOLIS, iNDLVNA.

I I A S S E I A N & I N O N K.tXUrA?TUIIE*9

EN(iIK!S

C1AST

AND BOILKItS,

mid Wrought Iron Mitehin-*rv, Af all kinds Grist MilU Sash, Muley aud Circle Saw .Mills, ANo, Rake, Grain Separator, Improved.

Pitt's Grain Separator.

R. FRANCE Co.,.Man

of the Maryland State-Xatterie^, preset lowing Splendid Schemed FOJt JUNE 1858.

They caattoB penhamn of Tickets to. bevnn or «j. «n oford*riir Tick«h'» Ulttrito vhr»«stnt» rtinmrf large C*ptt«U »fl«rod for a mill tost of Ticket*—a/liuch »r« swindle*.

The K*i jland Lonarit hare hern i»xi«te»ee tor Forty Year*, Thcr »rr drawn by a Stat« OIBeer. and f»n We reliod on. ffyon dra*

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Pounutlaad Expi4m-t*pr.„

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W Jfc' iWjwBSiJar sale cheap. Iftp wjgp

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Th« ihtle c«ontn ii With Bof^t rmerr 1fyOt4»r in Ihs Mary land State

^Maryland State Lottery. •j SsS 'r To Vs drawti !o ity, Jun« 19%|®58.

IS Dravn BaUnls «ul of

Ij^kiur nwT« rixc* Uinn 8hrots«—Kirery p^kajte «t S# •nokft^ nitiM rohialn 13 rtiS-w tnniK'i

that there ar»ia||U«« to 13 Ulan):*.

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32,396 Priie* *n»ountinR t« 5TC.1TT $10. HalYe5. Quartrrs ei(hUi*l.?.1 Certifleato of package of 96 Wholes $149.3(1 96 Halve* T4.TS do do 96 Quarten »«...3T.."17 do do Sii rigliths i....U.«'8

HAVANA PLAN.

This is the oldest mode of Drawing. PHIZFS K\ ONK.WHKKI. ANl TH'KKTS |}i A.N OTHKKi

Every Prise is rfww o»t.

Pmes Paid in full without Deduction, .. Maryland State Lottery. Extra Class *J, |Tt»b"0 df wn In Baltimore, Ml.. Sht., T«in«96. IWS. 2l OOO Prise? I 40.000 Nnmberst

Sl'LENDID SCEEME 1 4 Alipr'x to 3H*I 4 2a0

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Tho .VSnnv-*'''' Have been eninpelletl from the nntn''rmu »omjilnlnts marie to thorn, »f unrtiithrulMi«-iia llie |nrt orihtHe wlu haro ho«» attcuiiinK j^ Uia flllliiC "f or'rr?" Htnl In their own name. fj

Jt^OnlerTiekels Iro'n the

SIBHIIJ:

Atldreai all letters to T. H. HffftRAimSWA Box 40. Haltiuiore, siJ. Junass, dim aiFITFOBTTfi F: FITople!

The NewYork Mercury,

THK

LARGEST TWO DO) \R WEE^f.Y IN TlfK WORLD. Fifty-six Cubans of Choice Original ^fatter ttt .fnrA ft,

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TWfcNTtKTH YKAll OK I'UtU.IGATtOSf.•

A GOLDKN EN F,RPR IZJF. f.

No other |nl w«r can lto««l »f nweh ffatnc)' of ami (. Urali'il iiiiUi'r h* the roiitrtliutorlMl nrj'.«f the N"T York Mirvurr, wmi rirol»litm 'ltiin«iii. wfiHcIj Uh the mo."I «liaorl ug atiJ IH^OUUIUIS rutnuuevs Hiid »liric-" ovmr f'Tuml. ,: iff ^Ss^fL OH. J. H. ROHI N.SON,

NKh HI NTI.1V. .n uT. i. FOSTKH RKA&DOKV T. HA.MIl.ToN V,\N.\M).V, uud

H. H. XKVVKf.t.. fJST'

who nre wt-ll known in thi most nii cesffiil »l pfi{yt lar rtimnncon of th» n(t«, foimtftnily csntrilmto liieir hrllliant iiuveHcloa. for III* mnmtnotli pitgos of M*a« ray. Ami onch nttiqtnr ntso rotilnl's more cooiplftu orljrtiial *torlf« and sketch *—io «ny n«c of an Imiiiunse amonut of u.iwa atMlffeiienil mlm elUnV, than anypther, two uewsiiajtor* in Ameilca. WHIHMII fxroj.tl«»». in fliort, the nw

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Maaf tjiiv lvAv(

coiiipi'tion, anil Invites the tnost r«li(itp pmii]inri»on. Us Immeitse snj«irlnr»v wer the lillla aix alne miuhrooat ptibilesUtft or the il« wilt ba apparent at tho Sr«t lanee. \\V now olte,-, In ailJItlon to a fnper fatly onc-ihlf'l larfcr than anr of it« i-oti mporHilo*. nnl r"«-)»lto with ati »ii)r»r»ili'iiic(l variety or ititaraatltig reading matlerJlUe fullowlig tsrwwitrwat 4 r»i,rtBi.« orvT roa saaav kkw susa. A gift worth fro|)f75 eetitf to:#"00 IH) in GoM. will Ixs ytesunteil to «*arh

n1»fr!h,r.

Ininiefllatel

of the money

on racSlpt jf the snbs'ci ipti{Dtt_i|' pmu J#* TKHitK **•/)*:{.*& PH&

One ropy one year and lrlt eoi»y for I vo»r«..... 3 50

apt

o®e eopywr titre«FjS»aT*. .10A,aiid3Kins TO IUM. Three eo|»le« one »*«r 00 *n.l Five copies on* year»..^..*V#..«...yl»J»,#i«4«n Tea cottivs one I3.00&fi<l I0i(trt4 The anirtes to be illstrtVute'l n/e co*iprised In tho tellr«lnf tist: 4 ljcli»ci-« ol I1 rontninlo(t ^|its00j)0 a'h

do d« do 00.00 e»rh to do da do ............ 100.00 earh 10 Pat. fjerer liuntlttff eased wairbes....»lOO^Weneb 90 Gold Watches 'A.OOeafik do- do"""' Sfl.wWti too do .VM»esi*. 3no iaIMs golT *sle hes. f.^OOearli 300 silver hunting watriias ..M,00-«*eh 250 Sewing Machines--• ....#30 to 74eash 9B0S|i*#rWatet»»fii MMiO Gold Guard Vest aai Fob (%aiM.n.l0 t« 30 earh

Gold loekats, Brerelets. Broehc. Ear Drops, Brcnat

Immediately on ruslftorl the subscriber's name will be

cnhlrc tu«i and a variety jlSearii.

Pins, Cuff FI M. Sleeve Betroits, Rings, fi Wateh Keys, Ootdand Sliver Thimbles, and ofoth»r articles worth flrom 79 rent* to flS ^wiautaertpttoa non#« enter*d a|Mn oor satimber, and the gift eor. rewponainn wiin uut nowoer wtH be forwarded wUhiu lh« djr«, to the subscriber by mat! orexpTefs, i»ost patd. Birery yearly subscriber will receive one of the Sk*7f g'/ts.So suhKn-ipUf.n tot leaa Aeriod than oaa yeir^lt&e etSlttleTioagin

TTPA llcwmatilcatloas •hfrald he addressed to

rrojHetors of tbe Jtew T*rk Merrury.

*,*Sperttn*ii ceples sent free. *3 Spruce St. V. Y. •-April 17. 4wSt Cflty Sngiaaet^i Office.

No. 4, Mechanics' Rett, Terrt-ffmitfe, fug-,

Bwrseys of all Town Lota, Dot Lots, Cor ners, L&tes, a4dM6tfi4iidffati^divisions made jxl pbMjA AltQ, Maps and Drawings of every ^p^^Uticttlarlv attended to.

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Pap«rH«n(^^|to.

rTIHPajS in waat of the above work wiU coesaiit tlMir own interest by cailtne 00

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aind ClMiry Mrecta,one •qasMs.nerth

Hnlaiar/c lHoallltop^is he kprepared*. do

alttfw abon

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shortest notice# ai prieas to suit the ^ana. AprS 28^dt«

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'•fctuilG'oift At ccwrr GOODMAN having determined tA bOsltteas, is mm sealUng oat

OROCEEIISATCqST, WMtmgbaiBaias

iatbe tkaetoget them. CT Edward's Block, coner Ohio sad fe«ond

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