Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 160, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 July 1858 — Page 2

I. M* B4itor. 1 *. ». t9K6t AIWMUK E4it*r.

TKKB&-HAUTJB.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 21. 1856

For PrwW««t la 1*80: J. OHXTTflNDEN, Of Kntackf.

'The Smtoerccy Scarad. Tka recent indications of A popular uprising all over the country, for the purpose ridding it of democratic aokrule, has wonderfully excited the follower* of that party and none move thftfi the Editor of "'tfte Washington Union. He seems to be jthrowa ioto con ulaions—*11 about printed letter which he has discovered 'to have been sent by N. Sargent, Esq., to some gentlemen in this State. Who those gentlemen ate, is not stated, and therefore, we have no means of knowing to whom the Union was indebted for a •copy of the letter^ But the letter itself is aoob, however obtained, as Mr. Sargent need not be aahamed of. Ita sentiments will be responded to by thousands who have heretofore acted with tho Democratic patty—and by every man of that great body of couaervativoa, both North and

South, whu have ever considered that the oonntry demanded their alliance more ifcan any party. Here it is—and we commend it to oar readers hoping that eviry one of them will ponder upon its contents: 1868.

Mr Dsjft Ste:~?It bae been deemed advisable by a number of gentlemen lately here from different "quarters of the Union, oppoaed to the present Administration, to open a correspondence with prominent individuals in various States, whose general sentiments accord with theirs, in order to interchange opinions, learn their views as *jto a reorganization of parties, ascertain what public sentiment is in their respective localities in refereuco to the course to he pursued in the contest for the Presidency, in 1860, and to draw out, and give expression to that sentiment through the channels of the press.

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#They are of opiuion that, without giv* i«lg KATIOKALITY IO the opposition paitVj by whatever name it may be called—though the term "TJXION PARTY" is :'A deemed appropriate—it will be idle to think of defeating the party now in power in

and that

such

nationality can-

not be given to it if its candidate shall be a* nltra sectional man. Such a man could only receive th» support of the distinctive organization to which he bae belonged and it is iBtHear that such nomination would drive the Democratic party into naniruitjr, Whereby a Democratic President would be elected by even a larger majority than Mr. Buchanan obtained

The questions may suggest themselves to you, as they have to us, can a IUTIOJIAL party he formed ,of sufficient strength to wrwt the Government from the corrupt and reckless party now in ppwor, and, if so. by wlrnt mennB ?f to: ^It is confidently bolieved, that the nst question may be answered in the affirmative that a large majority of the people aro opposed to that party, and that uKITED ACTION is only needed to insure victory. But how can this ho brought about Answer by uniting in support of a man in whoso character, principles, and abilities tho whole nation can repose coniidenoe who has a strong hold upon the htarts of tho people who is neither charged with nor suspected ot SKCTJONALstatesman of the old school, of cl»vated i&nd conseivativo views, high sen»e of national honor* and ho will be as ready to render even-handed justice to other nations as prompt to expet it from them.

It may he ankid. up/n it hat "platform" *i is such a party to stand If any "platjtorm" is ueccssary, it is believed that "the it en deu amend men f' will be fomd

But, alter all, the public character of the candidate for the Presidency, his princi plea, public serricee, patriotism, and abilitke, area better "platform*' than any that could be manufactured for the occasion. The people vetod for GEWEIU*. Was81H«TOS beoauae tlwty had confidence in him not for any pc litHsal eo«fe«rion of feith, ct«d, or prom»« he had^ made «r wlwriM to, which he would have MOrarad lo do. It not the "platform" but the KAX that Ae people vote for it the MAir aad not H» "platfwn" that i® spiiee wiws sappoti. MT CU* «fcu Amnr

^platform" to iasore

K. '. enaeu-amooaajeu* w«t darhag said a sauey lover, bending hit V*Sad auough and large euough^for

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tapport of

their respective parties. Uadoubtedly there »a a growing con VH Ujoaa«« Iba^art afdi* people urnacAX iatcreeto aad moat labor aheuid re«eh«

of the fiMtanagett*

Ftdwml Govern meot than hae b*« hastow ed oa of l^e yeaw (hot Aeballoiho* moat be purified, «di«. pontf

Agt a «oio jftteaae MAfwaAt I he ealtiveted. aaff that tie

i«aA«|nte of foreign paupm aad crin»i»ala, who are aimott i*»ta«tly tranuforifi'i ed iaio voters, and by whom our a|paiiea» we offcia decided, should he

But Ibr thees and v/rnm we aimi »ely wholly upon the P**^* them»elvea thoufh our eaa«lidete for the Prenidea^r ia lo68» ahoaW he a »aa trhoae whole public tareer affords a guar* thaUin bringing about il«*e

forma, his co-operation UKtaid he cheerfully given. f§ If"' Will you do me the favor to 'reply to this, stating how far you concur in, or dissent from the views I have expressed, and the suggestions I have thrown out and aUo inform me what is the prevailing sentiment of the people in your vicinity, as far as you are cognisant of it, in r^ard to the organization of a Union party suggested? iss

I must also ask the favor of yon to send me the names and address of such prominent men in your county or State, as wil be likely to take an active and WILLING pari in attaining the object proposed, as I hope

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will. A I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,

N. SABGENT.

CAIEO.—The water has subsided and the people have gone to work to repair their dwellings. The Taylor House is being refitted and put in complete order. Four hundred men are employed in repairing The Illinois Railroad, and the cars have been enabled to pass into Cairo on temporary trestle work. ??%-.

Mexico.—A Washington dispatch says that the Constitutionalist party in Mexico, in case they sacceod in overthrowing the Zuloaga Government, inted to make either Queretaro or Aigno the seat of the 1? ederal Government ao as to destroy tho centralizing power in Mexico.

MUTILATED BA#K NOTES.—A committee of the New York Clearing House Association have recommended to the member* of that body, i. e. the banks,

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payment of all notes mutilated with evident intent to defraud, and in case any suit should be brought against any member for tnch refusal, that tho defence be conducted under the direction of a committee, aud that the expense of such suit be paid by the members of the Association, in the same manner as other expenses of the Clearing House." The recommendation has not yet been definitely acted upon by the Association, ,.

Two STOBY CARS.—A t*o story passenger car has been inventea at Philadelphia. The upper story is reached by a small winding stair case from below. It is not accessible to passengers in crinoline, and is intended for the use of smokors.

Mails Leat on the Steamer Galena/ A correspondent at La Crosse sends us the following memoranda of mails lost on the steamer Galena:

One mail from Dubuque to St. Paul. Four ps. from Chicago to Hastings. Two Proscott. j." One Hudson.

THK SHORTTIMB SYSTEM.—A Northohi editor, speaking of the credit system, says there is a merchant living near bis ofiico, who insists on giving him credit for whatever he wants, and frequontly sends the boy to collect the bill before he gets home. This he Calls credit on the'short time system. ::-l*

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hole body of the nation to staud upon \SThy Because you are handsomely teund." Indeed Is' said Josephine. "Why then

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HATIMO PKOPLE.—Hannah Moore said to Horace W*lpolo, "If I wanted to punish an enamy, it should bo by fastening on him the trouble of constantly hatiug somebody."

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A OOOD REPLV.—A line Moore's songs reads thus: "Oar couch shall be rosea bespangled with dew."

To which, a sensible girl, according to Landor, replied: "'Twoald give me the'rhcanfSQx and So it wouhl you.'

Jfegr The pretty Queen of Portugal has not vot seen her haabaml—having been married hy proxy. Preatioe, in alluding to the faot, sayd that a man who will marry by proxy, ought to become a father by the same methoo.

••Why are you like an annual, my

Josephine's waist.

am I like a law book V* "Really I can't t*Ul.'* "Because I am bound in oalf.'

BAIT* NOTE POETS

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lines were perpetrated on the back of a bank bill. The writer had probably been sold ... art at beat the gfcoet of cariti

TkeaatritofaapeeiedoUerj Thy pajtsr fthrtelsbet ttw*, Aad aH thy proems* are holler."

JSP*Affectionate Wife—"Do you know Mr. Hudson, dear t** Hnabaad—"Yes." "Well don't you thiak him a very &mnvia* man t* "Yea, a-r-y donmag.— Be dmrvee a good thraehing,t&d the next time he gal teats yoa loas, I'M give it to hiai." Awful psuise.

IScx STRKI-—It ia aatd that tho ray» of the aua are not necessary to the production cfth»frarfaldiis«*j». Pott-mer-Um examinations ahe« that only la a )i»ued number of Mpss is congeation of the brain preaeat. Tha great majority of thai ,-.-r eeeas are dae 4o fainting exbauacion, J9T At Corinth,OHatogaoountT, N. a. identical wtth th« produeed hy atayingja female nemad Stearaa, who had ukea too long iaa hot sapor path. The pa-1 little girl from the poor hcase, tied her tieat should. «f sMim, be properly atiaaa- hands behind her bade with a ahawl, ia not deleted, and laid with the heed in consequeaoes of eoaM trivinl act of dot-

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of th£ 1

Wkiist traveling omrd o'er life* ragged pttk I aomeUmas.pawae MM! gaaa «poa Ike pMt, Thm ven'ry, Kind by UM^fct^ef.oika ftiiigf teeklkidom 1 oo©8 so ffdl tored. Akl *u WtatUul ud good and true, Piirtiuuwpl uermr to Vt»*be was ur wiM, ker y«ar», nl lored bj aU UtM 1m»w her «mlto wwtit.

School-bo 1»tb blike to oarfy Sowers, blooms aa Mr, as soon it fcdoe sway— Auotber. Site lh« pteee wbore oa«o tt craw. Bat out* TU Mt nica tht». Of earijr birth II crew, and witb oar gro*tb it dally wax'd aad deaper, hollar, a ad am trac— Tfce dearest foellaf atortal ever taw. Oh, eaisad ambitjoa! tbat should aver rear A bar betwixt two hearts, tbat lored so wa|, Bltghtiac tha ona.UU death was a r*li« Tba other toralng into beartloss sloaa. For her 1 lived, aad strove,and woald hare teamed to be Uk« her, for«bearing, gaofle, gaodj Bat rala lhat aow. the sea as weU might stride, On ruffled ta remain, midst howling storms,

As I, when calumny and aeora were heajp'd Upon that gentle, njcomplal Ring bead.^

But it is past, the the lightning atruek the tree, Yet il still tired, a blighted, withered thing, The cold ground claimed that form, to bright for eaVthAnd on that day, I died an hundred deaths. &UI11 am cvrsed with breath, aad foel, and know, That all Hfis's joys aiatnrned to deepest wae. But sine* that day. I've often bowed the knee, To other maids, almost as tkir as she, Hare woa their smiles,and whlled the time away Bat when I shea'd hare llnkM their fate with mine, 1 felt like one who is already wed My heart lay buried with the early dead. Me thinks, 1 bssra voieethal calls me now, A calm, sweet voice, like hers I loved of yore, It speaks of love, of future endless bliss, ,\

Of hearts united, severed, ne'er to be My highest hope of heaven, Is only this For this from passion1#folllos t'U be free.

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SKSSAME.

BQUA. German cigar makor of Westfield, Mass., at a pic-nic lately meta scornful maiden whom ha had lone woced in vain. Some one suggested, in sport, that

havo a wedding/ Tha lady, unsuspectingly, turned to her oft diaearded lover, with a jocose invitation, to join hands and a magistrate, who also fills the office of town clerk, performed his duty less in fun than the bride had immagined, as was apparent when the •husband' ,came with a proporly made out certificate to claim her hand. It is said there was a brief exhibition of tears, a very modest lingering between maiden and wife, and then a hearty acceptance of the hand, that had been so unceremoniously wun.'^' -V

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*'monst«r of tW

lu\ver deep/' a liondeeript reswli'U1

and offered for eale in onr streets. He aeouiod tt) be a compound of snake, oc), and ineriuaid, Hia couutenanoe was strikingly human, and and was said by the apectators to resemble a very well known member of the Santa Cruz.h*r, but ''rath er more so," No one seemed inclined to

urchase it, and we left the fisherman pUBLfSHINQ HOUSE. peles8ly engagad in that most futile ot, T^NCOURAGED by the

ular prejudice against this hotnely caricature of 'humanity. It weighed about twelve pounds, and measurc'l avct^five feel iu lengthy It is said fp abound on the coasts of tho western islaada, and is called the mow by the Portugese fishermen.

Dear Major: The kiotas have eat your sons head off Yours, H. BOOCHBR.

jE§r When lawyer Cue, the other day, at the trial of Jim Lane, in Kansas, told Col. Young that if he swallowed the law book he threatened to, be would have more law in hia stomach than he ever had in his head he stole the thunder of Stevens, the giant little giant of Georgia, who when he was once running for Congress, found himself confronted in discussion with an opponent of unuanally large stature, which gentleman, as the controversy waxed warm, contemptuously said to the little man, "why, I conld button y«s*ir ears baok, aad shallow you wholt sir to which cannibal remark, Stevens aunihilatingly retorted, "And if yon did, sir, you would then have more brains ia your atomaoh than you ever bad ia your head." The laughter which followed, eflect&ally dissipated t^ xU humof which was gaining ground.

jpapr A carious case has been before the Rochester Courts, ia which a mother charged her son of theft, to obtain his committal to the Hen* of Refuge, ia order to save bins from paahtamt in private at at the haada of hta fillter, of whow cruelty the woman seems to lMmiatood ia mortal tariar. I^e hoy adai^d the theft, aad was esaoteooed aocordiaglv.

law. so as to l»r«r UM SOW of blood Johedwacn, and pined her ear to a door W a a

with a shoemaker* «rl

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attempts, bndeavoring to overcome pop-1 Jfliof our novel and extraordinary Premium Ofin at on I he on it an pitiorial monthly, the UUITKD STATE*

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CAUFORNI-V LETTER WRITING.—A

tiirnod Californian recently told us an aiDUsiog story of letter writing. Ho said many of the miners are very illiterate/and to write a letter is quite a formidable task. On one occasion, a young man in crossing a mountain had become lost and perished in tho snow. The cayota, an animal of that vicinity, attacked the body, and when found, the head,bad entirely been eaten off. A friend of this young, man who knew his family, was told by the othor miners that it was his duty to write to the father of the deceased an acteount of his death. After some objections from want of practicj in such undertakings, he concluded to dsvote the next afternoon to it. At night he produoed the letter, saving lie had done the best ho could, and thought it told the story. His Icttor was as follows: X-

OOLD A»ov«.—On 5th, biklloon, which ascended from Bridgport, Uoea., is reported to have goae op ai^ tsea thousand feat .ow? three miks. The cold at that elevation was sevsi^ being 32° below cero. At the greatest elevation Mr' reports that he conld distinctly bear the music of the band and the shouts of the people

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Lola Montez is delivering a coorse of lectares at Newark.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Bcbool! Bd&?oil myscbool. attheoW Terre-Haute, about thefir

I next, «f wfiich doe notiae wUf lbe givanto afford Ae ad vantages of a first rate Big)t Schoo) for boi sales aa4 feraaiea, I have aasocuitetl with myself, in the bomoea*, Mr. Edwin French, a gentleman veil known both East aad West, aa a (borough and succe*cfu) teacher, partie ularlv of the Mathematics aMdkiadred sciences aud shall be assisted by Miaa Marr L. Morey, a ladjef mOt4t experience and bearing high recommendation*, who, io addition to the usual brunches of

English will teach French, Painting at*! Drawing July 20-dwlw MOSES SOy LE.

1^^"- 'niualrated% I FAMILY NEWSPAPER. THB KBW YOB WEEKLY PHRSS is una of the best literary papers of the day._ A Urge guar!* containing Twenty "*»ges, or Sixty Columns, of entertain ing mnltur and KlecanUy lllustrntoU every week.

A gift worth from 50 oenU to tJOOO #0 wUl be s*»»t to each aubscriboron roceipt of the subscription money.

TERMS IN ADVANCE:

One copy for one year, and one g'lt

Three copies one year, aud 3)fifU.

pies one year, aud 3(df

Five conies one year, and & gifts Ten copies one year, and

the Agent, and in many canes a hand

Cay of Monterey, was caught. oajiS the coinaiunlcation* *ho«ld beadd*e»^edt Pacific Sen-tin el, by a fisherouin, recently

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'...$3 00 S 00 ... 600

10'gifts. 1500

Twentv-one cop'les one year, and 81 gifts 30 00 The *arti&e& to be distributed are comprised In the following list:

1 Uuited States Tre»*nr) Notes $1000 00 3 do do do 500 00 each S do SI & dj do 900 00 each 10 do do do 100 00 each 10 Patent Uver Hunting Cwed wa^ei.lWJOO each 50 Gold Watches "«&' CO oach 50 do 60 00 each 100 do Mst*: '.SOtiOesch SJfiO silver H'tnting Cased Watch»s"j'- eo 00 each SCO ullver watch* $1500 to SS00 each 1000 Gold Gu»n1,Ve« A Fob chains IO00 to 30 00 each 1G00 Gold Pent and pencils S 00 to IS 00 each

Gold Locket*, Bracelets, Ear firdps. Breast Pin*. Cuff Plun, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Rtnds, Watch Kc)ii. Gold snd Silver Thimbles, and a variety of «tb«tr Articles, worth from 50 cents to 115 each.

ON receipt of the subscription money, the subscribe r'« name will be entered upon our books opposite a uunihar. and tha gift corresponding with that aumbor will be forwarded within one week to him, by mall or express, post paid.

There is neither bumbng nor lottery aneut th ubove as o*~erv subscriber Is sure of a Prize of valm W» prefer te" make this liberal dlaUlbutlon nmo« rivinga large 0»mmlssieh to ubscriber the amount tbatwotiji

DAN1KL ADKK Pulisher. 211 Centw

Jul) 80, lwly

Hovel and Extraordinary'|

New Schedule of~P rtfmi ms OF TJtK WHtTtt IdJUfcRfC.

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popular ,. JotJHNAi., and in the fale of Our valuable Books, wo now announce our new programme of pre in nmsfor the season nf JP5R and 1859^ cmhrncln^ the celrbrat^ Art Serirs Of twelve larg» aud splendid Steel Plalo Engravings, and a schedule of Gold Watches, Rich Jewelry of all kind*, Gold Pens, etc., offered on a scalc of liberality suroassing all previous offers.

Our jewelry i* conupjoed exelnsivcly of the richest first class articles, warranted to be solid K«ld, or precisely as represented, and every person wlrcta his own prctniutn- Ours is the on'v Publiahitig House that «ffer# premiums on this plan, or that furnishee this class of Jewelry.

The following is a list of a few

Dial eighteen caret GoW Watch warranted a perfect trme-keeper .$60 00 Elegant Leptne Rnanuded DiaJ 18 car atOold Watch 50 00 Large. Donble-SHde Gold Pencil and

Ookl Pen, warrautvd to be solid gold Toatajce. throughout... 6 00. .9c. Beautiful Gold Pencil, warranted to be solid gold throughout:2 00. .9c. Geld Pencil, Gold Watch Key, and

Gold Tooth Pick (ssJUhlned........ 800..9e. Extension Silvcr-Cs&c Pencil (warranted «»ame aa coin) aud Gold Pen ., 2 SO. -9c. RidiGold Band Bracelet.. 4 00..!)c Fancy Gokl Mosaic Bracelet 8 00. .9c. Superb lined Gold Locket, engraved and fttrned 400..6c Set of Gold Cameo Ear Drops..*.. 6 03..6c Set of Gold Cora! Ear Drops........ 00.. 6c. Gold Cameo 0n for Lad?......... .. JJ-•®c' Gold Florentine Pin for Ladv 5 00. ,6c. Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Gentlemen, .h 2 00. .Sc. Set of Gold Cameo Stnds. 3 00. .3c. Set of fihumved, Lined Gold Studs.. 2 00. .3c. Sc4 of GoW Cornelian Sleeve Su'tona for Lady or Gentlemen 4 00..3e. Superb Friendship King, solid' sixteen A carat gold, richly enameled 4 00.. 3c.

Mite's Riug, solid sixteen caratgold set with stone..........«• *...... 3 00. .3c. Among die Engravings are: The Stgningof the Death Warrant of

Lady Jane Grey, from I he eekSm* UHIpaintioe by Daniel Hnfin^an. S3 incuesk»ngbyl7 incheawide.. $190 .12c.

The Trapper's Last Shot, ftetra the I treat pSuotfMtbfW. JUun«y41h24 1 00..t2e. The Angler's llaugbtcr^htai the great adndne by Laatiwer Sparking, from tie paintfag by F.W.

Edwardi S0..Je (Foa nai PcaractJt sas ouaCATAtcoca.) Tbe United States Journal eofitatas afcien We fofio pages, ablv edHad and profttaaly iUustmsed. PrT^only 50 cesta a yew-

Onr eatekqpae eumalM over lflOOat

is emitted to the nm emoaaite any of ttspienisalsfUi own aelagrinn frwn the tWnW*^ Heisahn eatlttedto eaaa Pieaweaia ameuntlng $1, aad Ssfta Boekaer JounHtaanMMattaff to for erJomsab

«n the ffumiiaiiraboail amiiaafUj each twdae.

Every reader la tented to farm a dab, and »e arlsh to amnc* with eaete eraoa at every Pad OVessftoaeaas loaalaMntaad uawtapend, «be vifibeiieUy paM Aerator. fipaahain arid GataSagae seal fiee aaafpfteatiaa. Sassdea afrwaebeeriprimiaattatce, wdaeteetyoar piessinm *oas the abort, or*hen pm reedve the Cataiveee.

J. M. EMERSON dtCCfc, WS Broadr ay Ji«* York

July l«*ly

SBIFF'S ViHnn of one rderafsalaftwMN ftomOymaa meaa u( to m* diroMed dollvwed iat fcvor of ftaOtt:and *pUatl»yrcnK. Saatord p*t»ci«a aad Samuel Ar*h«r r«tl«vin

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aud Vlrgfl J. Baniett bail, 1 am ordorod to law,UM Ml'iwUtg

Ceaiaiaetiaa

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A- rniZ£ FOB EVERY BODLL wao svasciacaa roa xa* ,,

l.^ewYork Weekly .Press,

n:-] A BEAUTIFULLY

HMe to sale la dee form of

utw,u» «tttowunf aeegrtVe* ml estate, to-wlt the weal halt (&) oTlnl»tHa. tWny-Ux t*) »a Om lawn of Terr*-Haule, Indiaas, a« I will oa Saturday the 14th day rf August 18S8- offer for sale at the Court House door tu TVirc-HauU. the rente and jn»«sfot tha term of seven year*, and should the aawa hil to ftirm mittd«nl9un toMtictr «a!4 order* I tiU thea aad there oftr the foe simple to the highest der for cask to satiety said order of sale and costs-

ConramptivM do not Despair! Tnr*Aa OL® 15DIA* DOCTOR, XCiS BRA^T, while a Misslon»«

CeasampUea UNQAO SHUU\1» W CUKKD rr among tite ladinas of the RncSry

Mouf.t«lns,dlso«vered a Rare Plant,

tlmtftweate be a certain cure for

rMisunt|tion,

CU&KD. Uv*rC Canchs, madS» hh

Bronchitis, Asthma.

CMiaaptlaa bu»in«Mtf, he will send the preserlptlons ant direeUonsfor pre pari CURED. the tecdlclo#!i/rM *f ckmrgt to aU fh»4aj4fli4«,aiMt wllteend to his

Igeat, enelAstug two stamp (ft cts,) to pay the return leuer, with a dee-

Ceasamptieu oriptton of their symptom*. The Old Do-utr ha* cuml more than 3,4WHSOi mtuu *f Cmtairtin alane, and —. hopes aU aflietaa people win avail themselves of thic epportuulvy. n» CaasompUea the Doctor wishes to do all the good he can fore he .dies. Address all

CURED. letter* tn UAN18L ADKE. Bos 4531 P. O., New York, who is his sole Agent. Jut,y 80 dwly ,v^

^"Alf^'Sfio e~%W~7:

Oreat SHowl M'LAREN & FAREWELL .Proprietor# DAN RICE. -Sole Slanafcr. The agents nf the GREAT SHOW «re hippy iu being enabled to announce an exhibition In Terre-Hautc, Wednesday ^uly 28th, Ui-on which occasion the startling peculiarities, and Intrinsic Ortgiualitics Of this organisation will be presented thus dem onatratingto the people of tha Gre«t West, that the high encomium? jdv« by the Prna "f Ne* York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, were not lulaomely bestowed.

THE WILD ANIMALS. KJ"Art «U fet loose in thr Ar rut,J,JI Affording tire stnd.-nt, and luv^r of naiure, a »W opportunity of teeing tkcui an

adv»tttag1

MISS SALblE STICKNKY, n,,, of tin* American Arena MKH. DAN KICK, Mistress of the Manage and R»wtd Exercises. Mrs. Libby Showlea, the Female Horse Tamer. Miss Eatelle and Little Emma.. Jncob Showier, Comic Pantomiiuial and GroUwqur

Posturcr.

the articles,

with the amount of the club for which it is given as a premium, and the postage required for iU delivery bv mail. jr-r-Splendid Dcuched Lever, Enameled

Dr. lamea Thayef, the Clown aad Motley Uomc dirtB. Maeter Charles Reed, the Prince ni the Pirouette ,r II. F. II ROSS ON. j* -fl The Champion Horaeaian.

S S I N E The Vete.-nn Equeatiian.

Charles Novce, the Zoological Director. .? Mast. Fred Barclay, Maat. Robert

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J.R*. CIsrkc, the astonishing Acrobat. Tlie whole under the guidance and direction Of

DAN RICE

THE AMERICAN HUMORIST. The Stud of Blooded an? trained Horseadefy comparison either for nnmber, bpauty, or sajfacity. Amongst which we will enumerate that noble felon of '*Ord Grey Eagle,"

F.xcelalor, the Talklnir IfdTtfM White Surry, Abbot I^wrenoc, Dan Webster, Eureka, Edwin Forrest, Henry Clay,

Amongst the Spectacles offeied, will be the CHARGE OF THEM AMAL0KE8! In which 10 Arabian Steed* will appear. First time in many years, of the Old Eoclish Festival ofthe

Flitch of Bacon, or a Summrr Morn in 166*. The Music, the Be*',ever enjrnged in a Peripatic ExhibtHonf is under the control of Paor

CAKHXM,

of the Keysteae Br-SR

July 16, dw2#

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the mart

Townshio Librtrv.

"VrOTICE is h«jr. by (drffu that this Library is LX removed from Ute Union. Printing Office to Farriogton's Building directly apffmte, first room on the St floor. Their area large number of boob now out of «ke tlbra«y arWch moat be retained imawdiataiT. From thai portion of the Library in aette from 2o 94 roTs there is 1® books mistfag, baridaa a large number ot ^agta vols. Thk arast be «Md»aI neglect ins not ratornhH every book bote* the days expire

N. B. Tba Library ia open every day from If to 12 o'clock, A. St, and front halt past to hall past 3 P.«. E.ll4lfT.

Jane Ifc-dlf librarian

M. V. WTMTU. naamnr.

WYETH BARNEY,

1 REAL ESTATE AUD INSVUAlfCE AGEUT*

()A GIBLSwat«d to do

OH l|FO

W. H. STEWART, Sheriff.

July 3P-wSw {pr*s feefS^O

not t"

he gained "where tho creature* «re, coo^-d up In snudl box^i ^nd ponhh«d by rrfitraint ol motion. (UM) deprfv«1 of liffbt nnd proper vn till a.

lion, aa

ihov ctuieritlly are in travvlluig earavans. Ibt RARB SPECIMENS Exhibitad in the Great Show, consist of

The Rhinoceros!

The larjrrft t-vir bn.»u^ht to thi« United States: the only on* in the couutry, ttnd the fi»v ever reti dered t«mc. .....

THK GYMNASTIC ELKPHAN!, The only O'xe ever Utnght to wnlk alight ropo TttE WHITE CAMKL, Which Really Waives! and the only pair of

COMIC Mlt'MCH.

That meet the expectations of the lovers of fun The ARTISTIC FORCES are ol such a character than no Equestrian Institution now extawt can ever «s«umo to cntef hto competition -with th Great Show.

Miller's Z-LM Warren's GaUerr Bbok-

NASTPBEKNM AWARDED'. THIS If THE OLDSST. LtKOBST, PRODUCE* THE FINEST PICTURES

OF AN YGAIJ.RR FIN THE

STATE

Call and see ^teciuens of

AMBROTYPES, DAOUfiRREOTYPES. ."C MEI^.INEOTYFk,

ALL

Prof. S

Si,

Young Sam-

housework.

Ftrawu as be seixpticd with toy' kh»d of hefp by leaving orders wttn A I«ly %-4X Gtmm of 3d aad (Chewy lis.

BLAITKS.

Vf ar»

CONSTABLES BALES, rriutod on jrood p*per, fo sale cheap, at

DAILY UStOy OFFICE.

PHOTOGRAPHS and »ElLWOpPES.

of which are s»»f«rior any in this oily and equal to any ia tHe world. My reonw are oomfurtablv fwrnished and ererf .tpartroent TO arrauevd aa ?o enable me to produee picttarea of any, oftae highest artlatio order. Stock fi»r aak^ iastraetioa gireo and out-fit furnished. PiiHarrj enlarged to any d*e. Deceased or dek p«wwt taken at their reaidenoe.

CC-idl soon and sea. Forget »nt the placeMiller's Prewium Gallery, No. 4 WarrvnV Block, T«te Hiuit«, lud. A. R. MILLER.

July 16-dwly

PAWS

BROKERS.

LOGAN & SHERBURN,

WiLL

make cash advances on all kin of Household Goods, Watchw, Jewelry, Clothing, &c. Wholesale Notions at New York pricea, at their Auction Ro-tn East SWe of thu Public Square, at the sign of the Three Balls.

July 14 dlw

TKRRE-HAUTE

FEMALE COLLEGE.

Terre-Haate, Indiana.

I/0R more than a year have the niacnltlcrnt structures «f the TERRK-HAL'TE FEMALE COLLEGE been steadily proaressinc.— They ore now nearly completed «ud will b« opeued for Ute reception of pupil* ou Wednesdy, the 8th of September next.

The Site of the College, the buildings, the arrftiigctoeiits fur study onu oowferl# wd A# Faculty dosorvt) hew a pt&diug n4io4. Tirw-Haoi#, the site of the College ia a beautifhl aud UealUy city, accessible by railroad from all directions,and central to a numerous an4 appreciating population. It is HIGH, ud ita name mipt*rti*» FROTN fctitwlcn it is clearlv shown that for t»evera! vtars past them have been fewer deaths and lesa aickinws here than at sny western city of e«iual population.

The buildings will be Sited ap iu tho latest style aud with all the modvrnimprovements. They will be wanned by «te»m, lighted by gas and iur iiiohed with warm and cold baths, and what wrarcly to be found in in^ utlons ol learuiti| Grw.NASIOM—where the bi dv made bealtliy snd symmetrical bv xercisa may suppert sud assist the Ubora of the mind.

A prominent feature of the College, ts the provision made for the protection of the WtA of pupils. The rooms are srociom* vrlt vntiunted, there .ing a beuutiful funiishrd tmrlor with sejv xrate aleei«iug apai tm^nts lor aeli two young' ladir.".

Tha grounds are arupla, ooutprlsmg B_\ *rr*s, In a pleasant part of th« city, about one-third of which is a natwc for«at grov-, with vinJiti? walk* anil arbor*, forming a most 'Mightlul proro»nido f.«r puplU—all the gn^unds will be tasteftilly oraamented.

FAf.U I.T^""

The Faculty will "onstM "f »V»ro-4ghly rxptr\-mrr-i »nd rficirnf corps instriu't"! j. Rt-V. Jotl.N Cov*RT, A. f'»'in'bT nnd former IVaident ol'th« OhU» Fema't College, a'd Glen dale Female College, ilr IV. sident.

Rrv,

AI.M Wo'»i,

A \*t*

ths Ohio F' tnalc College, and the distinguisneii author of several irektitllio worfc^ b.-nr'n- his lsan«« will be the prcmdlng teseher of th« Cullege and Instructor in ntaT kud M.-ral Suience.

HPSWOHTII.

THOMAS

SND

String »uid.

CT Doors op«n at 1 o'cloek in die afternoon, anr «ty 6t^ in tlic evening. Performance will ooniaencc ne hour after opottinjr.

Ami'ssiow—Box. 50 cts. Pit25c. Children 25c. No half price to Pit. C. If. CASTLE, Agent. Tb« Great Show will exMWt at Lafayette, Saturday July 24, Crawfo«xl«ville Monday the 26th, and at Rorkvifle Friday V7th.

laic prufessov of Chemis

try, etc in Farmer's College, (Miio. will take the cftair of Natur.il SeLnee, tjpon whieh lis wlli lecture and experiment.

D'EsfAKO.S. COVKRT, A. Pivf. of A#^»a» L»ngu«CSS *«d Literature. Prof. J. C.

Mimnokk,lute

teacher

of niil.ub'lphfii, ffr»8

of inatrnmen al n.uiic. Ami TRUIJ. MI TC»

tetiMdUitional genUemii ami ludy teachers ot long •isnding and wicresulu! cxpi r'encc. No p.iinH or fxpenso will be Hp»ired to procv.retraehera in Jepartmrnt, of the rrry hif&cKt qualjfi&Utoif, HO that poji1# wUhltig to p»rfeel tVcms««Jva In the higher -tt leu of music, or any ot ihe solid or ornsmental branches, may here receive the desired Instruction. That pnpll« fivm ..broad mav derive die grtatexL advantages to bo ^aincd at hoarding Schools, they are required board In the hwtHutlfO with the teachers (Unless by spocial permis^on of the President) that tnny mav have thif benefit of their example and society. tlie course of studies will be thoiough and estensivc, embrsclrg AU the brancln-e UMtally taught in our higher Seminaries of leamlug, English, Clascal snd Fine Ar's.

The year Is divided Into two seasons of twenty weeks each, c«mmei»cittg rispcclively cm WeH^nesday.the 8th of P«jtc»ibcr next, and tho 9th day of Fehrnary, i860.

The expense ofthe school y'en/,- including board and tuition in all the branches of the r« aulsr course, rooms furnished, fuel, lights and wsahing will be $225—-psy*bl» senii-anhually in aatanee. The Usual extra charges will be made for tha ornamental branches.

APPARATUS AND LECTURM Trest. Woon aud Ptof. Bij#*roarn will deliver foil coarses of Lecturaa with tha aid of the 1 ele»cope and other apparatuk. nuffiricnt to illastrato experimentally die principles of the sciences pursued. Books, aad all other nrqni*it«s for efvtering the Cyllegc, maybe had at the College or iu the

"All letters of inquiry addressed to R«v. JORa Terre Hante, ImMaaa.

or on hosiness, shotdd be COTKKT

or D. S.

The wMfMd citwens of Terre-Haute have id the office of Tr**lu of the Terre-Haute

acreptod the Female Oilrge, and mar be refhi iad to at aay time by such as desire fbrtner 1 tn« dtaanaMceaaef* Rev. E. Q. Taylor, Rev. T. P. Cordon, S. H. Potior, Rev. W. Spencer^ Rev. Wiley,

J™

information coneern-

Curt hi CSlberl, H.W.Thompson, Rev. J. O. Wilson, Rev.W. Modeait^ R. Thompurra, Rev. M. A. Jf-wett, *V. D. GrimroK, W./ Ba«, Jaa. Fantaatoa, Paeid liaSoek, ..

A.C: PoUrin, Lodoa R*89, Thoa. Dowllng, Batf.MaKee«, 1..6. Wsnea, A.MeGrecor, W. Paddock, Jabex Hedden, JtaaBlie,

Y. PMlesaoa, J.fi.WeMna, I.Wilki

13,186^iwtf

iifes

HOUOB.

TheWJowia*atelhe fancatfre the Vup A«ialtanil W. D. L«dj,JT.. W: B. TWI, H/fair beaka, W® Dvhan»,B.Mt-a, r. IMKnni baaks, DaHd Cusieic to •eat at' Cowt Unlock, ««i &rt3rftw.Jiily 17 th

Plet

W, D. LADD.&hatrman.

tlf ],-inlTto V. Exprwa **4 /onnad eoj»y aa w*do-/r«

ERSONS hating io let will please ithehntwaaa syyltoartflW aw nain^eos. Jal 8, iSltf. dtf A. If. aWEBT.

QMm 1

har«

aewral uatnes regbteisd *l»o uratrtr

I rMKswiM to wit, Teenf w«s«e

1 Jnvt thi •llT

latel*if«asa Cfflcfj