Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 116, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 May 1858 — Page 2

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I. M. BROWS, Editor. T. B. L*!VC, AriWtlM* MtMr.

TERHE-HAUTE.

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 29.1»8

For Pmiim hi IMOt

3Q8XI 3. ORITTBNDBKr, or Keattekf'

Fir»m®ii'»Fe»tivaL

It will be teen by card in to-day's issoe, that ilie three Fire Companies, end Book and Ladder Company of our city, contemplate holding a anion Festival on llrarsdey, the 3d day of Jnnit, School Hoose on 4t& street.

Three Bnnds#of music fear* been procured for the occasion, and also a talented Glee Club, which will discourse sweet mu etc sufficient to drive doll care away, and render the evening's entertainment one of thk most pleasant of the MHtson. All who can possibly make it convenient to attend this Festival, will be amply re* wattled for their time and money.

The life of this Festival, like all other social fetet will depend npon the energies of the ladies who are willing to take an interest in getting it np» and we know that when they undertake to accomplish an aim, there is no power that will not yield to their smiles and entreaties. Let the young ladies, one and all, who can spare the time, go to work and lend their iaflaence in favor of the noble Firemen of our city, and we can assure them that they will never have cause to regret the loss of time thoy may consume.

45f"The Journal, of Thursday, says the "River it up booming. It is over the bridffit, and still rising." Well now, tbat is rich—''over the bridgeYou must bo on a high, and take it for granted that everything that is in the habit of rising, is in the same bappy fix. You ougi«t not to ecare our river bottom folks below so badJyy—tboy have 'trouble enough—besides thai delusion of yonrs caused several persons to visit the bridge early ou Friday morning, expecting too see the highest Wabash they ever looked at, and to their astonishment found it scarcely bank full. One of theso early risers 6sys to us, "1 cant see what ever possessed Cookerly to tell snch a miserable lie." We joined in a hearty laugh with the duped, and went on our way thinking of the blunders of human nature when not properly put up

JSFlt will bo noticed by the proceedings of the last meeting of the Council that wo are to have no Schools. The idea once so prevalent that the Council were favorable to our Graded Schools, has beongiven up. 'There is no alternative left now, but to look well to the material we send to our next legislature—tliey will havo to give us tho power to levy and collect the Sobool tax, otherwise our fine School Houses will bo but monumontato our good intentions, and also of the ignorant and penuriatu desires of those who seek the overthrow of the Free School system.

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NEW STATE.—Minnesota

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was admit-

ted into the Union as a state, on the 11th iaktant, thus adding another star to the American galaxy. Minnesota received her territorial organization on the 3d ofMarch 1849, and hence has been in pupilage nine years* floring which time her population has eo rapidly iricreased,and such advancos been made in improvements and domestic policy, as to justly entitle her to the proud position to which Congress has admitted her. Her representatives were qualified and took their seats immediately. .i .. i...

Judge Kelson, of Campbell county,

HLy., has been indietid, ia the U. {5. District Oosrt tor *he Dirtrict of Kentucky, for assisting a soldier named Book to desert from the garrison at Newport. Tie waa to have been tried at the present term, hat has obtained a continuance of the case till the October hs?at.

The Judiciary Committee, of the

Senate, mad* a report on Monday that Bright and Fitahare entitled to their eeata, under the election by which they claim to hold them. No Action waa tak«*n on the report, hut ftli laid will be adopted.

^jar Some etaUcian reports the wboie number of oonvarsions tn every State, as the tuenlt of the recent revival, up to the 1st of May, to The oamber eet down for Indiana 4,775,

JQTTtta extent of territory, and variety of climate of the Hailed Statee, may be realised in the lut that la eottaia parH of ftatat tha whftai atop la *ow tm&? for Chaaeyths. whik at the Korth A Is a

to grow. a big baakU nhat hUt a

'-Hey, Ge-orge 1" rang among the moan tain slopes and looking np to my left, 1 satv "Sot" tearing along down a steep point, ^"heading me oft,") inalong Kan-garoo-like lope, holding hb fiadc high above his head, and hat in hand. He brought op near me, still banteringly shaking the half full tickler within an inch of my face, txnttl the bead rose to the corn cob stoppe*". "Whar ye gwine 7 take a suck hose. This yen truck'* eld. 1 kotch hit misef hot.this mornin from the stillworaa. Narro dttrn'd bit ©TO strike-nine in bit—I put that are piece ove buret dried peach in misef to gin it culler—better nor ole BuUin's plan he pots tan ooze in what he sells, and when that ain't handy he mixes a leetle of the red water ontcn a pond below his barn—makes a powerful nataral culler, but don't help the taste any. Then he korrects that with red pepper. Hits an orful niixtry, that are hard shell whiskey ov ola jBullin's. He pisened ni onto three-quarters of the believin part ore his congrigashun with hit, and tuther quarter's a gwine the 6ame road, ef his still hous don't burn down soon, or he peg out hissef, Haint he the dumdest speciment ove a walkin barrel trve g-——s ye ever seed

enylio",?

Say, Georgey, dy'e see these here wellpoles, what 1 uses fur laigs Well, I pasted em by each other purty peart tuthef day. 1 put just tvnn out so, and then tuther, say nine feet beyant, and then kep a doin hit. I'll jist gin ve leav to go to the divil half bammon, ef I didn't make fewer tracks tu the mile, and more to the minit then wurever made by eny human manbody, without the help ove a boss, nine Bark Wilson beat the saw-log from the top ove the Frog mountain inter the Ocoee river, and dove and dodged hit at last. Everything what talks aud cries, hea a pint .6vc sum sort. Old Bulling pint, is a domed, fust-rate, three-bladed, double-barreled, water-proof hypockricy, an a onquinchib«I appetite fur bald face. Sicily Burns' pint in thru her feeters, and ways tu drive tueu fokes crazy. She gins them a fever, jest es sartin cs a weak at Orleans in August wud. Durn her, she's dowii on her heels now, and walks flat-focrtod at that. Bad's pint, and hits the only pint he bes got, istu be the king ovo all durn'd fools, sence the days ove that feller, the bibel reads about, what housed so much comic Egypt, and lost his coat by runniu outen it. Hit tells us who war tho strongest man, and who was the meekest man, and who was the best man, leaves ye to guess who wus tho biggest fool and ef thar's a bull nigger in Tennessee, what cudenttell the fust pop arter bearin it red, I wudent gin fifty cents fur him sartain. He hes'nt sence enuflf tu run into the house, ef it wur raincn ded cats, that's all. My pint is in beaten eny body suckin in a big skeer, and then in beaten eny body's hose ur skared dog runuin outen it agin. I used ttt think my pint wur like dad's, onmixed fool but when he acted hoss, I gin in. Maybe when I gits sperienco, and em es old, 1 kin nock the hens often him, and be king fool misef on his pint. But its mighty ©hsartin. He has never boon beat yet, by any thing that cud talk. Now of a fellow know what his pint is, he ken get aloft g. alters purvidiu he don't 6war away his liberty, tu a temperance society, tir live tu fur from a still-lions, aud tu ni a curch or a jail. Them's my sentimentsi, and I'll gin ye another ovo om: Men folks were made just to drink, eat, and fur staying awake in the yearly j»art ove nitex and wimen tu cook the vittils, mix he liquor, and help the men tu do the stayin awake. That's hit, and nuthin more, on less its fur the wimen to raise the devil atween meals, and the men tu play short herds atween drams, swap bosses with fools, and fite fur exercise at odd speUs.

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Yer don't un­

derstand life, Geog»e, yet. But about my twappin these yere laigs so Ikst I hed got about a fox squirrfll skin full ove biled corn juice onder my short, ^nd wur aimin fur Bill {Cat's .on foot, and when I got in aita ove old Burns!* I j?ecd nl onto fifty bosses and mules hiebed onto his fence. It wur Sicily's weddiu. She married Oapshaw the sorkit rid«r the itm« fetter he's faith gin out wlieh he met me makin soda. Now I'll tell yon two things nobody ever seed won is a ded mole—I means a mule jest died without any help and totber is a sirkit rider's grave. Case why, the ho mules all turn inter old field school masters, and the she wuna inter strong minded wimmen, and then they dies like any other humane.— An the surkit riders, them what marrys for rikohey, turns inter store keepers and them what marrys fur it, but gits bit turns into politicians, and then they dies sorter like humans too. I'll tell yu an uthor thing about the varmints they eat chickens round the sirkit till they scares up a rich gall, and if over one ove em lowers bis sites onto a gall, why she is a gall no lon« ear, no more nor he staya a rirkit rider.— They jist hitoh hosaes, and good-by gall, good bye ole sedge field, pine thickrt, sirkit. and look ontfor a team ove ahuttail children, a pple oman, sharp hos tradin, and stayin athonie on koieetion Sundays.

Now ole Burns had a big black and white hull, with aring in hianoae and a rope tied up round his horns. They ride him to mill and such like with a eaddil nn«1o oaten dog forks and d»p boards, and lnvered with ole carpat, rope girth and s^rap laathent, with Aloof rarihtfoot.

OhSoek, Ihfy esllwi has, had jUi

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bftdk fhna mill, and wter turaed mlar «td all, te pkli graca. I wnr shirgm rasad too, wai «Wa thehwjsa^ for hadws*t ax^«M in aa tha«c^^bwn

to

be put» his

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bRak Now, George natur of a oow brute Tbeys the deet fool oira all the beatt«, (allers a iniver

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gits iatnr tnbiilashun they noa nothin but in shut ther eyes, bellar, and hack an keep backin. Well, when ale Sock found his sef in daiknes when he raised his head) be mada one lunge agin the house that shook the dobin out, an then he foch a bellar that might been herd a mile, an then sot in tu an ondesistin sistim nv baokin. #1^ big crawfish wur no wbar. Fust agin one thing then over another, amung which wnr the bee bench, an a duzen stands nv bees. This knockin down thar bench fdtch out all the bises) fitiu mad the are wer full of em, redy to pitch inter any thing ^that moved.— The hous sot onter slopm groanc, an the yard dore war even with hit so Bock jist backed in undbr a full head of steme, a bio win and a bewlin, an tho leder ove the biggest army of bees ever seed out at wun time they filled the batskit, they lodged onto his tail till it wtft es thick as a wagon tRog, ah stuck np in the are at that, lookin sorter like a dead pine kivered with ivy. Tba war in fac, all over 'im, an at work with ail thermites, a makin hiin feel good an hot an improvin his temper mtiely.— Ove all the durned times yc ever herd tell ur war thar ah tbaTabouts. He kum tail ftist agin the ole two story Dutch clock an fotch hit, bustin the innards outen it: the leetle wheels war all over the {tore. Next pas he fotch np agin the foot ove a big double engine beds ted, an reared bit onto eand, punchin one nv the posts thru a glass winder. The next tail -fust. expedition wur agin a katakornered ktibard, what soon cotch darnation. He smashed the glass dors in, upsotin bit, nnd then stomped everything inter the shelve* all tu giblets, a tryin to back further in that direcksbun. Pickil krocks, presarve jars, vinegar jugs, seed bags, yarb bunches, pragorick bottils, aig baskits, an delf, were all mixed d—d permiskusly, an not wuth a sortin by about a dollar an a alf. Next he got a fair back across the mmo agin the board partiehun be went thru like it bad bip paper, an tuck about six feet square ove hit in spi titers an scraped with,him inter the rume whar they wur a etin, an now the fitin ove bees, au duncin, an dogin begun.

Clopsbaw's mam wer deaaf es a nail, an sot at the eand of the table next tu whar Sock busted thru the wall tail fust on he cum agin her cheer, histin her and hit onto the table. Now the squawkin, an cussin, an the smashin of things, and mixin of vittils commenced. They bad sot several tabils together to make lyt long cnuf, so he jest rolled em up atop oye one another and thar sot ole Miss Clapshaw astraddle uv the top uv the pile a fitin bees like onto 'a mad wind mill, with her^palliker cap in one hand for a wepnu, an a* cruet frame in tuther an a kickin like she wur a ridin a lazy hoss arter a doctor. Tatniu, cabidge, meat, snpe, sop, dumplins and the truck ye waller em in milk, plates, pies and e^eiy durned fixin yu.could think ove in a week, wer thar, mixed and smashed like hit hail been run thru a thrcshin machine. Ole Sock still kept a

backin, and backed the whole pih, ole 'oman an all, with ffve or six other bee liters an a few chairs, outen the big dore an down seven steps inter the lano and then he turned a fifteen hundred pound summerset hiself artor 'em, au lit atop uv all the mixed up mess flat onto his back.:— Abont the time he got to his feet, ole man flurn8-—ye know how fat, chubby aud cross grained be is, eny how—made a mad snatch at the baskit an cotch hit, but ond'nt let go quick enuf, fur ole Sock jist blowed, be tiered an his ted the ole stud heels fust inter the ire, an he lit on Sock's back an hed the baskit in his hand. Jist as soon as ole blackey could see, he tore off down the lane (tryin to out run the bees) so fast that ole Burncs was fraid tu try tuget off so he jest socked his feet inter the rope stiraps an prepared hissclf for the dumdest fastest bull ride mortal man or 'oman ever hod. Sock took down 'tween the hitched hoses on the rail fence, an ole Dturns fitin him over the head with thehaskit tu stop him, an then fitin the bees.. I tell yc he kept that ar basket a roovin. I'll jist be durned efl didn't thick he had four or five baaklts. I cud see that maoy somft times at once W&ll, Burns, baskit an bull, scared every (turned bass an mule loose from the fende, some obsarvin bees a stopin on each one tn help it tu start fast from that onqnict and trubelsoum place. Most on 'em, too, took a fence rale with em, fast unto the bridal rane. Now 111 jist give you leave tn kiss sister Sail «f ever sicb a site wur seed, tn sieh noiass hurn as war ia that long lane. A. mighty cloud of dust, like a hairycaac hedenm along, an hid all the hoses: aq^ away above hit ye could see bosses taila an eands of fence rales a flyin about, an now an then a par ove brite hind shoes wud flash in the sun like two sparks an away ahead wnr the basket, cirklin round aa bout at random. A heap uv brarin, some aickerin, the bellerin uv the bull, tha clatterin 6x9 runnin hoofs, and a monstrus ruahin sound made up the noise. I sweat ole man Barns can beat any man fitin hee« with a baskit tm yarth. Jist set htm a utraddia of a mad bnll an let thar be a plenty of bees, tn excite'he ole man.— Stray hoeaesand mules war tuck np all over the coafctty. air yon -evident go a mile eny coarse an not find hnckila, stirnpa, iitirmpa, nr semthin' baloagtn to a min hoas. ^Kow about tbat hous thar intr good ihe ginerly. F«B««sad galla loped ontmwiaiiatt rollad

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tin done in

thap dip (hechimkya, thev hid

ooinr tha hemas, they tuck tn the thuskit, tihqri-oEted 1ba wheat fisMil^r 4»w» ia tha ktidfc, an ansa tadk hit «nt i« good ole rtnia toaids home. Sicily, she *gwt-

tu $ir yeirs, an whihi in the mes8 ova bees on­

der her ,^ata, wast tn her, sea l, "yov'i gal sutler new asnaaabun, haint,ye?"—i "Oh, Sai, these hofiia^U foaax, they'rt jia burflin me ttpl" ertanm sody/* aez I, "in brokin dosee—that^U cool em off." She shot fire at me onten her eyes an I Uiot I'd beat go. CSapshow crawled under a chaff pile in the barn an tuck it oat in sighin an groan in. Stelly an him didot sleep tugetbar far nionto a week an allrbecase of them ar hot footed boainahle insex. Thar warnt an oman ur gall at that ar weddin* but what thar stockins an frock were too tite fur two ur three da/s. Bees am wus on wimtiien than men folks, eny howt they hev a farer chanse at em.— Ova all the durn'd misfortinat weddings that hes hapined since Adam married that old heifer what wer so fond ove Ulkjn tu sn^x an eatin appils, doun till nowjthat won ove Sicily Burns and Passoh €|apshaw, was the durndest wustwunt fu&ise disapintmcnt, breakin things, skaro.^gubbiMhurtin an vexashun ove spirit. *They wopt gee together jigine that got a start.

Your haint time to listen now bow ole Burns finished his bull ride, and how I cum tne due that lofty i-peciement ove runnin. I'll tell that again. Ef eny body axes arter me, tell em I'm over, in Fannit!,:on my tu Dahlonega, for sum on cm will kill me ef tba ketch me. Hits anaorful thing, George, tu be natural born durndfopl. You've never sperience^L hit, hev ye? Hit'bee made powerfully ag£*in our family au all owin tu dad. I (Srtfer jist bur^t my hed-open again a bluff ove rocks, and wud du hit efl warnt a coward. All my pondence is in theue yere laigs— dye sec em? Ef they don't fail, I may turn human yet sum day that is, sorter human cnuf tu be sqnir, ur skool comiahincr. Ef I Wer jist es smart es I'm mean an ornary, I'd be President ove'a Wild Cat in a week. Hes liquor ris whar yuvc been? Much en han?

WKALTH OF ACTORS.—A New York correspondent thus refers to the movements of some theatrial celebrities and their wealth The Ravels close, and leave us to-morrow, after a run of nearly half a century, with occasional interruptions, making themselves and Niblo rich. The at tor gentleman is reputed to be worth half a million dollars, and has neither wife nor child to inherit it, and yet he hasn't got enough Forrest is worth nearly a million and yet be feels the need of more! The Marshalls, of "the Broadway,'' have paid him in the last twenty years the handsome sum of $360,000. Miss Cushman, who is on her way to this city for an engagement, is worth $300,000 and in the course of a few months will retire'to her villa in ancient Home, and end her days artistically.

The wages paid to wagon-masters

and teamsters, in the Utah Expedition, is $150 a month and found.

The secretary of War recommends

the appropriation of $100,000 for converting the ordinary fire-arms in use in the artny into breech-loading guns.

J3T The Minnesota Senators have cat Jots—Gen. Shields drew the term expiring in March, 1859, and Mr. Rice that ending in March 1863.

JOtT The Dubuque Times announces 3 duels as being on the tapis in that city be* tween prominent leaders of the harmoni* ous Democracy.

NEARLY A PANIC.—This morning there *as a perfect rush to get some of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It is astonishing what a large quantity of that article ia consumed. It shows conclusively that it is just the thing required in mdaria or fever districts, as a preventative for Chill, alias Shakes. "Everybody and the rest of Mankind" should try It, If they wish to beeome healthy and strong and tbqee that are well should take a little ertrj morning to keep them ao We bavjc tried iU—Evening Mirnr.

J3F* New wheat has already appeared at Augusta, Georgia. The mills are busy grinding for the New York Market*

O* We have just cxamiaed a pamphlet which was laid oa por table by Ma. ISAACBALL, coataiaing a representation of the different styles of MetaUc Burial Cases, together with a foil description of each pattern. These eases may be had of Mr. Ball, at ids shop, on the corner of Second and Cherry sts. They are neat and durable, anil more appropriate the old fashioned style, and we woold uj to those wboare in want of anything in the Undertakmg line, they cannot do better than to call ide Mr. Ball, as he has everything suitable for the perfMee that may bededred. He haa lately purchased a fine GLASS HEARSE, and boldi himself ia readincas to attend upon ail occasions. He also keeps die best andfinest trimmings, of all kinds* on hand, and pledges himself that nothing Shall go uad(MM, on Ul part, to raider entire satisfaction to tfte beraved,

Married.

Ia au«»MflHii«lii Va-, ea Tuesday, the 11th day ef May, by the Rev. las. famwn, Mr- AS. S. BOLTON, of Terre-Haste, lad,, to Mte MILLIKA. HAYNS, of Eoakiogham emmty, Va.— tUdcimjkem SttjHUr.

NEW ADVKRTIftEMENTS.

BOZJ on RRANVD!: and js« netghbom knew, that yon can all ihav* EMM, Homes and

Lote, or amtlRngteAe lise of Real Estate abnest ht If aeLbe infoneed at onceby IftfiigMjil Uie National Laad Oftee, No. 14 Natianri Mek,and exasibe dsnafytfehs and en the Besks of llfh

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Onam, Lemons, Orna Nats, A1

mends, RaMns, rigs, and all kinds CoaHNtkonenes at jgnrHOtESAlB A!TD RETAIL.

The largest aasortmeat of Ladies' Reticule Baskets to be found in the city. May 26, dlw. S STONE.

THB MAILS.

Woirtefti m»fl departs 114- tioia ISA. M. goBthern 3JG MA P. M.

Weatern nttll krHreally T» )K RenUiern S P.M. Ba^ern 4Ui,P. 31. TO* The Western n»*H etote» «t IS oMock, att Utttn wntbtlnu UuttlM.

Terre-Haute A &iohsaond E.

CHAIIGK OP TfMfi»

To takd effect on MONDAY, May 24th. Three trains daily (.SnaCajr* exeepted-)

m&4 fo. 1, Kxpiess- I No. 2, MaiL No. 3. Express. 10. *. H. 7:15 a. *. 3:00 K. M.

AITTIVE- AT Tssac*n«rrB.

No. 1, Mail. 11:% A.M.

No.3tExpr'a 3:35 t. s».

Addross, for Ke|«ort or treatment, Dr. OEORG E R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No 3South Ninth Street, Plilladelphia, Pa.

By order of the Directors.

CEO. FAIRCHILD, Sreretnry. EZRA D. HK ART WELL, President. hfa.V 21, 1858, w. I It I y. I

ORB AT ATTRACTION!

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DAYS' SALE.

At Auction!

On Third street, two doors south of Shcrbourne Logan's auction room, Terrc-Hnute, Indiana

A consignment from a failure in the city ot Louisville, consisting of

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WORTH OP GOODS

OF

the latest fashion, such asgentlemeiis'cibthing and Underwear, piece go-ids, French broad Cloths, Cashmeres, Satinets, Cottoneta, Linen, Linen Drills, Hats, Portmtiies, Scissors Razors, RuSor-Stropn, Imported Cigars, Spring Baiaflces, SO cases assorted Looking Glasses. SO boxes assorted Glassware, consistinjr of ancles m«t necessary for family use. A large .«aortmeet of the latest styles of Ladles' Jewelry, Silver Hates manufactured by the best mechanics in the Union, consisting of Table and Tea spoons, Forks and Mustard Spoobs. ALSO:

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All ofwhlch mnstbesold tothe highest bidder for this week by order of the Assignees. (ETSale to eommcnce every morning st 9 o'clock, and continue eveqr day until too entire stock is sold out

O* Evening Sales to commence st o'clock, flj" Everybody is invited call and boy cheap, and take aaraatage of the hard times.

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No. 3, Express 2:30 A. MI

The mail train will stop at all war stations «rhen lignaletl. PECK, Supt. May 25, dlw

HOWARC ASSOCIATION. rjiiLAi»r.LPiiiv. 1 Beneroltnt Institution t»t*bU*hed by upetin! Endowment for thr Relief of thr Sick and Distrtned, afflicted with ViruLmt and Epvlnnic

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HHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.In view the awful destruction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases, and th* deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate victims of snch diseases by .Q.unck9, several yean ago directed thrir Consulting SUrgeoh, CIlARlTARI.R ACT wortliy of tlieir name, too ion Dispensary for the treatment of this cia* of diseases, in all their form?,and to give MEDICAL /»DVICK GRATIS to all who apply by irtter. with a discriptkui of their con lition, (age, ocoupntion, liahits of life, &c.,) and in eaas of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MRDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Association command I he highest Medical skill of theajie, and will furnish the most Improved modern treaimcnt.

The Directors of the Association, in tfai-ir Annu al Report upon the treatment of Sexual tweasf? fer the year ending January 1st, express the highest*satisfaction with the traceess which has attended the labors of the Consulting Surpoon in the cure of Spermatorrhea^, Seminal Weakness, Iin potcnco. iUorrhooa, Gleet. Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Self-ahusc, &c and order a continuance of the same plan for tin* ensuing year.

The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assured that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been of great benefit to llio afflict-iii, especially to the young, and tht have r«-«»lvcd to devote themselves, with renewed /.oal, t' this very important and much despised cause.

An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Ilie vice of Onanisin, Maturition, or Sulf-abuse, and t)»er diseases of aexunl organs, by the Consulting Surjfcon. will he nent by mail (in a sealed pnvelop«, FREE OK CHARGE, on receipt ofT'.vO STAMP fdr postage. Other Report* and Tracts on the natureund treatment of sexual diseases, di t. Sic., are con »tnntly being published for gratuitous distribution aud will be sent to the afflicted. Som: of the new remedies and methods of treatment discovered during the last year, art? of great Valilc.

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•ay had at cil Umm. H«M|»rlwt, Ac. Sjf* fialM ti ri gaanUty of ICS

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J.GRAUMAN",

Auctioneer, from LoubvlUe, Ky.

N.B. 30 dozen different uzea bleached and unbleached Linen Table Ciaths, Irish Linen, and hnadteds of snides too tenons to mention.

May SO-dSt.

SALT?—By virtQe oi one fee UR

Isseed from the Vigo Coartof Common Please to me directed delivered in favor ef John W. Reaee, and against Wa. Chandler, Daniel H. Dickersen and Mary ETlen Mewhiney, I hare levied on the following described real estate, to-wft: the north westqaarterJli] of the north west i|uarterof eectkra time [Stw Township twelve [IS] north of range eight {& west, levied as the fMwerty of the said Wn. Chandler, and I will on the ITnidayof Jane, MBS, within the legal hottfs of laid day at the Coort Hens# door In Tsm-Hattfe. offer the rents and profits of the above described premises, toffe^ier^apportoumees thereoato belea^ag,*foess3e to the l^«st bidder for caeh. lor a term of seren years, ana shoald tboaaaseflta to sell for a saAeteot as to satisfy said fee hllli sod ooets, I will and there o&r tie foe shn-

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to the h^test bidder for

mhf

to satfeiy aald

H. STEWARTVfflrit.

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BS. LOVO,

TC«ne.HAFTK* (XMiXA. Omco-4s £ady's Kock, oppoalle the Stewart

R^res^cc—OsPoerth street, a fow doors North of the Baptist Church. ltay 4 dtf

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Saloop I* liBit Wiclr buUttB|t tiro doom North ot -AS A FE.V UMTXT YARJ. »I LATMYCTW Ttm-DwU, wkut Ac beat or

Aba, all tiidi of CoifM* *ith S*kJ MWlklt &Calay at, .nr.

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WYETH & BARNEYj

RR.IL ESTATE ANb INSURANCE AG EN fS No. 14, Bhci, Mmm Strert^ T»rra*S»ut«, indiart L. BARNEY........ Notary Publlti

Auction Sales

v«

*»"st IN

FEIY-Y O UK.

ED3ALL, McDOUGAL & CO,

Are dail^' receiving fresh novelties in

DRESS GOODS,

«El^aat Organdie Robes Aqnilles Barege Rabes Aqui)le.«, Oi^ffindio Robes Deux Jrtpes a cinque quilles, Barege Rohcs Flounced tJ^andie do do Beautiful l'Arencn OrgandiesTluhts Col*#. Ducal Robes Aquillea, t/ballio do do Brilliant do do Chinix tlo do ftingfiam do do Fine French .Tncodets (Gros Qdier Ronmn ft Co.) do do (I'icard Et Fils.) Plaid tTacohets a la mode Broadway, Plain Bareges all colors extra fine 2f) cts^ Black Crape Ma ret a for mourning, Colored and Black Silk ChaHis, Colored Crapo Marotz. Print« and Barred iJaroges, very cheap, Beautiful Summer Silks at 50 cents ami upwards, Foulard Silkd, C'hina Silk Patterns at $5,00 each.

LACE AND SILK And Points fvotn 91,00 to 820,00. An immense 8loek of ICmbroiderics at half the cwt of itiinortation.

EDSALL, McDOPdAL & CO. Lato Kice, E'lsall A Co. TerVe-TlfHtte, May 11 T)8*dtf

Wasliiilgton Foundry & Michine Worki INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

A S S E 1. .H k. 1 S O *MCr*rTuaKas »r EXtiJXKS AND BOILERS

OAST

and Wrought Iron Mitohin

T_V,

of a'I

kinds Grist Millit Sash, Mulcy and CitxU Saw Mills. Also, Rake, drain Separator, Improved.

Pitt's Gtraui Separator.

FIRST I'll KM 1UM MACHINE!3. Horaf Power for Bc't or Tumbling shaft Machine Portable £ugiiivn, suitable for running Thresh^ hig Machines, Guru Shelters, Portable Mills,Wood Sawin.ig, &c. The attcntian of Farm-'rs isdirerted to this power, as they are admirably adapted to anv use to which horse power can be applied.

For circular, with terms and prica address as above. lnformntir.n or Machines obtained of 1J. Shewmakeji at his Wore-housc, or at G. F. C. C. Smith, at their store ill Terro-Haute.

May8-dw6m

CLASSICAL ACADSMT, «'W Jo «ni«Sto upend areleht year* nxtrtl/ in nrraplos UxroUierni much batiti an.TOr«eSe as niibt be learnedeaalljr and detiglitfulty tnona yoar."—u.•ton. 'PHB AIM OF THIS INSTITUTION IS TO

JL Educate virtuous oitixens possessed of cut tare of soul and literacy ability. «Le*»ona in Mutal Science will be daily assigned to the students, adapted to their various ages and capacities.

The sUtdy of Llterslure or the critieal reading of the standard authors of all ages sad nations, will be made binding on all students as a daily etercise.

Oar object is not only to instruct, bat also to rofifte, and to make of our students reading men, who-will educate theaiseiv«s through Itfe. Asa continued exercise la penning down oar thoughts is requisite to equal oar power of writing to our power of speakiog, our students will be required frequently to write oompositions.

Heretofore many of tne test minds In the coontry have been deprived of the sdvantages arising from a knowledge of the Ancient ana Modern Languages, on aeeoont of the unreasonable length of ume hitherto required dor their acquisition. but by aa improved method of teaehing, which is practiced at this Institution, and whtdh is eesi mended by Milton, Locke, Setbuitz, Sidney 8ndth. sad others, our students in French or German are enabled to speak those languages! none year, sad a thorough collegiate course in Latin mid Glees, is completed So three year*. The English breaches will receive special attention.

A term often weeks wili commence on Monday May Ifob, and etuee July 19th. Tm* or waouv

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EttgtlA hraochcs. Ladn, Qtetk, French« aad Oman §6,00 each ». ItOYOWWnelj Address S. Roree, om of Hon. W. eon, Tetfe-HsttW, fad. uShBUtxcfist Waa. It W. TnonrtKw*, Hon. W. 0. Gatswote, CH.SITS WOOD. H«r. 8. B. GoocufSi

A. McG scsoa.

Msy 4-d9w fJournai sod Express epp^.

AHTBI»-A god reHdenOe or siz rooms. E«q«are «f F. H, Refa the Connaorcial College. fw»y S41 ^(HlIALK—A two or four horse Peddling J. Wagna for sale cheap. The wagon it geJ a* new. CeS at the tia shop of I

March 95, d*w 4w L. BAIL