Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 154, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 July 1858 — Page 2

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-TBRRB-HAUTE.

WEDjCfcBDAT MORNHKJ, JOLy

For riwktau is 1MO:

JOHN

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omnflNDBH, Of Keataekf.

Through the politeness of the fiev» J. COVKIIT, Preeidentof the Tern-Haute Female College, we were shown through the spacious and magnificient College bttildiage the other day. The Soishiug touch ia note being pat on, and when completed, we

nj,

without fear of contradiction, that

they will be the finest and most convenient Wildings, of the kind, in the Untied States. There may be a few larger one*, bat none can be more completely arranged and better adapted to the purpose for which they are constrocted. ^Thsmain building fronts east, and the entoance te by a flight of steps some ten feet high By 26 or 30 feet long, at the head of which commences font large gothic pillars sop porting a beautiful portico ru&uing to the third story floor. Inside of thii portico is in iron balistrade parallel with the second floor, some fifteen or twefltyfeet long by the usual width.-— On each aide, parallel with the lower floor in another upon stone brackets, situated in the ccntre between the portico and the corner of the building, leaving a margin at each end of »ome six or eight feet*

The cupola or observatory, upon this building is the most beautiful piece of work to be found in the Western or Eastern States. Its bold and commanding appearance has a peculiar attraction whieh only needs to be seen to be admirod, and when the eye once gets a glimpse of it, the beholder becomes so electrified that he is compelled to stop and feed his imsgaination upon its beautiful form for several minutes before he becomes satisfied, and not a fanlt cait. be pointod out, by the most critical observer, even should he be intimed to view it for that purpose. This observatory commands a magnificent view of the surrounding country, even with the naked eye, for from ten to fifteen miles ilmost in every direction. The cars from the East and South can be plainly seen darting across the prairies for seven or eight miles, and almost a distinct view is had of nearly eviry building iu the city in all directions, except those obeenved beneath the grew foliage of the map lo and the lotus*, tree. Iii t|U beautiful

zephyrs

living

creature, far, and near, in

tor

This main

venient rooms for different pnrposes, and is oonnected with the two buildings situated on the North and South tfids* by two beautiful promenades running parallel with the second and third story floors, from which stair-ways lead in every desired directioik,- The ^orth«West building is occupied ^jfrecitation rooms and the chapel, concert, and lecture room* which aw of essy access from the outside, or from any portion of the three build ing*. A large room itt the basement la devoted to gymnastic purpows.

The South-west building is divided into sleeping rooms in the third story and piano rooms in the second. The basement is occupied as washing «*d ironing rooms, and also by the bath room*,

In the basement of tk*i» two western buildings are placed the teller® which heat up every room in the three hnfldtagi with steam, thus giving ktMf, phmumt »ad i- uniform heat. EvesyrW»»l«M sage, fro* Ae *mK****$ &«** by uA m**y h»«*rfeAiO*»i«Wil

dedioation, whioh will gite th« mo! bean tm ever iQMted

will be "'r*"11 «J i, tlx KM oftyta. .ugnMitnll far

:r 'I

lion the moit attractive palnre in the «ou»

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will be placed a large telescope, by the assistance of which mfty be closely cxaminod the bewitching groves and the entioing prairies skirting the banks of Otter Creek, nod fur miles beyond, With their green carpet, spread over them by spring time, bespangled with a countless variety wild flowers, whose sweet odors aro dis-

tilled by the morning dews and mixed by the 4th of July, when it was signed, the the gentle

The kitchen and dimng rooms a*§ in the, basement story of the main bailding. The peenliarly constructed eooldug ranger r~.«7

even cooking can be done by dtam all kinds of bread, cakes and pies broiled, fried, baked and roasted meats

coekmg

can be done by

the cooking oJ

With thfsprospect o£¥aving one of the finest Female Institutions in the country, we think every citizen of Vigo county should pride himself upon ita entire success, snd lend his influence in its behalf upon all occasions until that reputation it so justly merits has been permanently established, and to which end every thing has been so completely arranged, regardless of expense, by Mr. Covert, to whom weare indebted for this long desired acquisition to our beautiful city. We look upon it as one of the main pillars to our fnture prosperity, and which will, if properly fostered and cared for, do more to increase the population of our city than all the improvements that have been made in the past ten years.

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and dealt out to every thermometer stood at 68 at 6 A. M., at

sUam-doc-

72° at 9 A. M., at

wUh high pjk .kongbt, JM U» Yoa, «d th. Mood U.i coumd

p.ndlaf ilw rMrtfciy (tHWwliMid UM vein, of UM ripw of th« »«sl»t*tion J*

jar

set up by Wm- iBew^of Cincinnati, ber of deM&led scholaw attthots,

2= the moit complete arrangement we ever who move ra the profeasional circle* aad

d*am *p~d,

vegetables in

or mode

colb.

two hQftdrod end fifty pertone eta be put

ikrough here

at one heat.

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The Central Transcript, I. N. Col-

trin editor* spits fiercely into Greely's face for his presumption in recommending the Republicans of Illinois to support Douglas for the next Congress.- They will not do it M»'. Greely, and you can't soft soap them enough to cause them to slip upon that platform.

JW D. W. Voorhees, "Esq., delivered the Fourth of July address this year in Terre-Hante. The press of that city speak VSryhighly of it. It is whispered in political circles that Dau will be the old line candidate for Governor in 1860.—Lafuyeite Journal.

The Democracy could not pick upon a bettor man in their ranks. He would be a

Credit

the

State, when compared to

those ttie Democracy have put in for

ptot ftw. yeart. 0 A.

the

HotDays. flgfeftat

On the 2d of July, 1776, the day the Declaration of Independence passed Congress, the thermometer in Philadelphia of stood at 77 at 6 A. M., at 77 at '9 h. and 40 min., and at 74 at 0 P. Jkl. On

seventy-dx

building is divided into con- stood st 70 all the time till the row* of bachelor. England

went down,

the

at 1 P. M.

doses. These scenes, as viewed from and at 73^ at 9 P. M. These were "times •*& i» this observatory, can but inspire the mind that tried" men's bodies as well as "souls.'

Urongl

and never has been at

frtmng point yet*

-—jqplia Telegraph Cable. The telegrsgh ghxs us a bit of iuforma* to the citixs. tion about the telegraphic cable. It appears that the fleet waa a long time reach- B3T An Auburn (N. Y.) paper pTaiscs ing the appointed place of juncture a highly anew lock said to haye been^gQt mid ocean, and that operations must have been decayed by reason of unfavorable weather, Some days must yet elapse before the arrival of Niagara can expected at Trinity Bay.

i~ "I

for half a century, it is aaid. that

not a boat has pasted Mt Vernon, where lies the illustrious dead, without tolling the bell while passing the sacred shade..

An aged Indian of the Ohicka-

«w tribe died on the street in Memphis, on Sunday we^c- The verdy& of the jury was old age and exposure.

A fewdayaago

am arrived at the AkM penitentiary, tVosa Chic^o, Uiagtheproceedsof a single torn of lie Reeonler's Court

jar Tki

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that

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terms tn the timet, **d iear** no bat to sink or climfe^

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tbe^ O. or tic eighth Jay.—Jovrttsi*.^

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Tke Athei— ot Baron Ton HaasfcoMS. Besides the regular membem of fte 0

r,, "7 niversity, there are in Berlin qmU a nnsa-

scholars and atothors,

beheld, and shows without doubt that belong to the Academy of SeiCBoes, which T? A vnv even cnatuui ran h* Anna K* -J adjofawthe U&iveSSitjr baiidiBgS. Of tlHf hi A.lL»J AJS iD jANvi even

oa1t

I need only mention Alexander von Ham boldt, the world-renowned patriarch of natural science, the intellectual mirror of

every style the physical cosmoe, the

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Just think of in a lew

that, ye lovers of good things. With this rather imperfect sketch of the boilding* and their apartments we will close our descriptive remarks by saying that the entire lot, (eight and a half acres) will be leid off in the most beautiful walks and promenades, bordered with every species of flowers and evergreens, shrubs and vines On the west of the building will be a complete Botanic Garden under the supervision of Prof. Wood, The front fence wiH be of iron, and the entire premises beautified to the height of the perfection of art. J.."'

natura Deorum,

ii,

37). We mean th® sublime passage that put to shame many a nominally Christian philosopher: "Nobly does aristotie observe, that it there were beings who had always lived eadflr ground, in convenient, nay, magnificent dwellings, adorned with statues, and pictures, and everything that belongs to prosperous life if, then, these beings should be told of the being and power of the gods, and sh sold come up through open fissures from their secret abodes to the places which we inhabit if they should suddenly behold the starry heavens, and changing moon, the rising and the setting of the stars, and their eternally ordainod and unchangeable course, they would exclaim with truth There are god and such great things are their works."

How much, it is to be desired that this truly remarkable man, before oiosing his unrivalled scientific career, should bow down, in child-like adoration and faith before the one and the true God, whose living presence alvne gives strength, ord end beauty to the work of His hand, and whose glory shines from the starry heavens above us, from the solid earth beneath us, and from the rational will within us, from the book of nature and the book of history, but,, biightest of all, from the book of books, and the face of His only begotten Son, full of graoe antLof trnth.

•izijgp. The French government has published a decree, putting a stop to rcligjpqs controversy in that country.

Z3T Several hundred tons of silver ore have been received in San Francisco from Arizonia. It costs #300 per top to get it across the oountry by wagons, fcrv

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on Wl8

i'&Pm.'-.

.•-Jlfe.

was never ma

*#*T

seems a curious fact, that tin

festive day% the peoplo of the cities fly to the country, and the people of the country

ten up ia that city. Auburn locks have always been'admired.

Too many persons arc far less aof having done wrong, than of be

ing found out. Are yofl one of them?

It is stated that not one side wtieel

steamer now runs on Lake Eric, while but a few years ago two or three a day dearJim

jyr* Later advices by the City"" if Washington state that the Asiatic cholera has made its appearance in London

|fv In June 401,000 bushels of wheat were delivered in Milwaukee by the Mi*: sissippi &a9road* i-a. ?--~r*-!ssA6eatf*Maaiia&

XAMIKD.

On Tmmi&im

I»st^BYL.

Day, Bs^,

ssi Kaoass ts KubsseHi Hwt— sB ef tUt

•fl SB* ADVKRTlSEMJiSTS.

JjggJPIggg

«»tbn AteidJvon Ham- rf

jlivtng

te* for T~-

Wonder of

for he was born in 1769, the same year with Napoleon and Wellington, and withmon|he of the elder Schleiermaoner and the younger Hegel—he still speaks and writes with the freshness of youth and the vigor of manhood, and seems to defy the wasting power of time upon the mortal frame. He never was married but to seicnce. He talks with the same rapidity and fullness of information as ev$r reads and answers some 4,000 letters annually dines Almost daily wish the King of Prussia, and performs, contrary to the wishes of his royal friend, the duties of chamberlain in his turn, refusing the indulgence of a chair he is incessant in politeness to friends aud distinguished strangers during the day, and Spends the half of the night in Bevere scientific labor allowing his body only houw of rS«t. I 'U ft fWbat a melancholy reflection that siich a master of all the mysteries of nature, the daily companion of a piuus King, and in moral point of view, a kind -hearted, benevolent and amiable gentleman, of the highest finish, should, like Germany's greatest poet, Goethe, content himself with the wonders of nature, without rising to nature's God, and remain indifferent to the greater mysteries of grace. I may do him injustice but I cannot remember now to have read even the name of God—not to speak of Christ—in the three volumes so far published of his Cosmos, except in approving quotations from a lost work of the heathett Aristotle, as preservad by the heathen Cicero, (rfe

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New Liucn of Elegant

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Julj lQ-dvlw ALTER & REINHARD.

TERRE-HAUTE

FEMALE COLLEGE.

T«m*Hsst^ Islisss. than a yew have the magnifioent Aroetafes of the TERRK-HAUTE FEMALE COLLEGE been stowRly projrrwwng.— They are now nearly completed sad will be opened for the reception of papils oa Wedaeedy, the *srn 8th of SejrteaAer seiu

The site of the College, the buildlnp*, the arrangvmaots for study and comfort, and the Faculty daserr* here a passing notice. Terre-Hattte, the site of the Cottage is a beantiftii and healthy city, accessible by rauroad from all directions, and central to a numeroos and ap precis ting population. It is moM, as lta name Jsapcwts. From stsumes it is eieartv shown thatfcr severs} rears nasttfeet* hare been*fewer deaths and lees «cknc« nerethan at anv western city of e^oal population.

The bnildlnjrs vill be fitted up in the latest rtvle and with all the modern improvements. Tlier will be warmed by steam, lighted by fast, and ftwnished with warm and CoW baths, and what is rarely to be found ia institatious ot learning—a flw

•fAstt'B—where

the body mado healthy and cvm

metricd lv exercise may support and asitist the labors of the mind. A prowiDent feature of th« College* Is the pro* vision made for the. protection of "tfie kMtlth nf pupils. Tne rooms wre spado u* and weU wntillntcd, there being a beautiful tarnished oarlor with separate sleeping apartments for each two young la-

The grounds are ample, cempriaing acres, in a pleasant part of the city, about one-third of wbitfi is a native forest grow, with winding walk• and arbor*, forming a most delightfal promenade for pupils—all the grounds will be.taftefulS ornamented.

The Faculty will consist of a thoroughly txptritnced and qffietent corps of instructors. Rev. JOHN GOVKKT, A. M., foiuKler and former President of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale Female College, first President.

Rev. ALrHoNso WOOD, A. M., late President of the Ohio Female College, and Uie distinguished author of several scientific works bearing his name will be the presiding teacher of the College and Instructor in Mcutal and Moral Science-

Prof. R, S. fioswrmrii, lale professor of Chemistrv, etc in Farmer's College, Oh«o. will take the chair of Natural Science, upon which he will Wturc and experiment.

D'ESTAINU S-COTKHT, A.M., Prof- of Ancicnt Languages tod t/teratore. Prof. J. C. MiNiSGKR.late of Philadelpliia, first teacher ofihstnimenfaltnusic. Aud from si* to tcnacklitional gentletnol and lady teuehera of long standing and Buccessiul experience.

No pains or expense will be snared to procure teachers in every departmrnt, of the wry highivt qualification*, so that pupils wishing to perfect tkemselres in the higher les of music, or any of the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive the desired instruction. That pupil* from abroad inav derive the gre.n\t*l advantages to bo gained at Boarding School?, they are required to board in the institution with the teachers (unl«ss by special permission of the President) that they mar have the benefit.of their example and society. tlie course of studies will be thorough and extensive, embracing all the branches wmally taught in our higher Seminaries ol learning, English, Classical and Fine Ar!s.

The year is divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each, commencing respectively Wednesday.the 8th of September new, aftd the 9th dav of FeWruary, )8ft9

will be $225—j»yable semi-annually ii adeance.

The upual extra charges will be made for the oruanunUil branches. APPARATUS AND LECTURfeS-l

Frost. Woot) and Prof. HOSWORTH will deliver full courses of Lectures with the sid of the Telescope a ltd other apparatus, sufficient toilliwtrate experimentally the principles of the science* pursued. Books,"and all other requisites for entering the College, may be had at the College or in the

All letters of Inquiry or on business, should be addressed to Rev. Joiw COVKKT or D. S. Coverr, Terre-Hante, Indiana.

The undersigned citizens of Terre-Wante hsve office of Trutitt of the Tcrrc-Haute

accepted the Female College, and may be referred to at any time by such as desire forther information concerning the arrangements,or advantages ofthc College Rev. E. G. Tfiylwr, Curtis Gilbert,

Kev. T. P. Gordon, S. H. Potter, Rev.W. 8peneer, Rev. P. Wilerr" Ac C. Pot win, Lucius Rvce, Thos. Dowling, Bewj. Me Keen,, I..G. Warren, (A. McGregor, W. Paddock, Jabez Hodden, Jame Hite, *tJ"*1 James Bafoes,

July 13,1858-dwtf

Plet

R. W. Thompson, Rev. J. G. Wilson,. Rev. VV. Modesitt, R. L. Thompson, Rev. M. A- Jewett. W. I). GrinwoM,*' W.J. Ball, vi. FarrlngV»n.s^iJsf David Hartsock, C. Y. Patterson,^ J. H.WaU«»n, And. Wilkins, II D.tfoHt, T. C.Buntin.

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ERSONS having houses to let will please it bp knowu as applications are numerous. July 8,18&J. dtf

D. »WEET.

GHrlfl Wantei

have serersl names r^fi^id wbo want

-S- roane women do Jwnee wortu wemaa .U1 «*"-A RWRRT, J.re 14, dl. lnWlKg^ce 0«f.-

NOTICE.

The following are the Executive Committee of the Vigo Agricultural Society. W. D. Lsdd, T. P. Murray, Uory Batbottr, w. B. Tuell, H. Fairbanks, Wm. Durham, B. M'Xeen, F. Msrille,and David Cosick.

The Committee are revestedto n»eet St the CouH House, at2 o'cloA, «s^M«ly 17th* Jair 1 ,-dtl7th W. D. LADD. Chairman. ^jExpre«»od Joamaleopy as wedo-^ree.)

HERIFPS 8ALE-—By virtneff order k«oed from the

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of the said execution)

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goaoruiteed

here, than at aay sindlar College in the West— Ata exaaiaatiaD of oar snten and coom of io^ntetioa is wlidted.

The expense ot the school year, including board priMuntert to oarli *tib«crilcr (wTutdUtvly ou r«««lpl and tuition in all the branches of the regular of ihe lubm rlptton money, conrse, rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing!

JAME^ M. WtoTE,

Braaa axtd Bril Foundry, Corntr

of Btk

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Lefayitlt Strict*,

Taiutc-HAirra. Lso.

II jfAHUFACTORERof all kinds of Brass work, iflstteh aaS^jpCoehs, Kb Cocky. Flan«e Corke Valve Cock* Gaag« Cooks, Oyltnder Cocks, Oil Cocks, Oil CupsjOil Globes, Coupling Hose Joints. Steam Whittles, Distiller? work. Spelter, Solder, Copper Rivets and casting* of all kinds. Scales repaired and adjusted. Cash paid for old copper tuid BTM*.

Manufacturer of White's anti-Friction Metal.

"The wifeflcrtber wouhl call the attention of Engineers, Machinist* and others to the merits of this metal, for Journal Botes, &c. The durability and anU friction properties of which have been severely tested under heavy, pressure and high speed on machinery of various deeeriptlonft. This metal has beet used with entire success on the I. P. C. RR-, I. C. RR., and T. H. A. A St. L. RR.

Patterns forwarded by Express will be returned bv ti»«ame eonvevanee, wltlvwfeeiinen casings for trial or the metal in Ingot form prepared fur use will bo forwarded if desiivtl.

Jiily l. dtf ft AS. M. WHITE.

Revised School Law.

pllE Township Trustees of Hie aevttral Townships are herehy notified, that copies of the *bove law, with tho decisions of the Supremo Court on the same, can be had upon application at die Auditors office also Enumeration blanks for Township enumeration, and blanks for Trustees* reports.

July 7, 858.W.1W

THE GERMAN LANOtJAOE. IN FIFTY LESSONS-

Btwo

RING free from my school duties for the next months, I shail teach the German Lsngnags to a class of Ladies aud Gentlemen. Every letson will ofcunr from two to three hours.— The instructions will be entirely oral, and no preparations will therefore be required. Relying on former experience, I am willing to be sponsible for the progress of mature students, which «hall enable them to engage in polite German conversation in the above ntated time. Testimonies, re ferences, tnd above all the facts, that no payments need he made before our ta«k is accomplished, will be sufficient guarantee of sore sneee®«, to those, who alpire to the kno-vledge of the Germ language. On request of several citicen« I have also formed a French class Bath classes will meet on Mondtiv, July 13th. Please address

July 8,1858dly

0ne eop_ for

S. ROYCE, Box 649*

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