Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 164, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 July 1858 — Page 2

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TERRE-HAUTE.

MONDAY .MORNiNti, JULY 1&6

For Pretideat in two:

JOHN J. CHITTENDEN,

Of KcMurby.

£3T"We confers that

don't under

Stand the tnanceveriuga that AUB going on l»pon the politic*! chesa-board."—Terne-Haute Journal vf Sane

8th.

We have no doubt of it-^-but suggest, In view of the fact, a slight increase of tnode sty.

JSP*Tbe

Amount of

money accruing

the State from the issuing

enses in Philadelphia,

tavern li-

foots

over 107,000.

tip a little

BfifThe Toledo Made suggests that the 10th of Baptenober, the anniversary of Kerry's victory on Lake Erie, be added to the list of national holidays.

lQu Kx Governor Stanton Is stutoping Kansas against the English swindle, laying Us rottehnoss and corruption open to the core.

JSP* Henry A. Wise jr., son of Gov. "Wise of Va., has been ordained

Minister

of the Protestant Episcopal Church.

MW A California court has decided that the residence of John C. Fremont is in New York.

J3T" Tli® famous trotting mare, Flora Temple was reoently purchased by Mr. Wra. McDonald, of Baltimore, for $8000, and cheap at that.

jtar it will be seen by reference to' tho dispatches, thntthe Atlantic telegraph cable has proved an utter failure. Three times the cable was broken, and the project has bocn abandoned for the present, perhaps fororef.i*

#y The Mayor of Cincinnati has commenced operations against lottery dealers and swindlers, in that business. A number liave bean committed to jaii in that city by his orders. -"•f

JSTTbe price of gas, in Pittsburg, has been reduced to $1,50 per thousaud cubic feet. It was supplied at $1,60 heretofore, and on tho 1st., declared

semi-annual

dividend o! 5 per cent, JJL

The July dividends of twenty-six

of the Now York City banks exceed tl,» 400,000. The lowest dividend by any Bank was 4 J, and the highest 6 per cent.

jyr«'The Way of Life," the new revival paper started in New York by & nttm-. bor of enthusiastic young men, perished on the lOt^of July with tho 18th number.

HSrOne of the editors of the Ledger advertises for salo or rent, his 'house, containing a stable, mod-home,cittern and si* rooms." A very convenient house that.

JUST An old gentleman being asked what ho wisehd for dramrr, replied An Appetite, good company, something to oat, and a clean napkin/

jE|rTI»e individual who stood npoii "Kfs own responsibility, is to be iadficted for

infanticide.

M3TA petition to the Postmaster Genelal has been got tip at Knoxvillc, Tenn., requesting him to discontinue the Sunday mail, through East Tenoeaiee. Similar petitions are- said to be cm foot between Richmond and New Or lean*. A general stirring «p ©f the question of Sunday observance seems to be fetermined on.

jgjr Soin®

ladies

and gentlemen Trent

In bathing at Oyster Point, near New Harva. John Dorsey joined them and attempt to duck sotwe of the ladies In consequence am of tkevn s«nd him. H« was fined„ but «rpp«cl«d the

CMS.

Moral—

Ladies and gentfomeir should not go in swimming together. Tbey had bettar leave that to Ute comm«nrity sit Berlia Heights, Ohio.

ETBIOAIAK Cownntjrr

WOWAK.

—"Dw n«r rail agin woman as ranch AS doy liko, W dey *a*'I eel »e agin dorn. I hab alters ra my life foond deal to he fust in lab, fust in a qoarrel, fust in de dance, fust In de we-cr&ani saloon, and le fast, heat and I net in de aid room. What would we ptor debils do wnhmt de»?— Let*« be horn as yonng. a* Beipleaa and and ^jly as we may, and a woman's mm

am »pe% to r««ebe ur She it wBojing of

our trousu.

For tb« Da|}j tftaion-

Remlntecenaes of tfce Past.

The last 'roiling ray Of thft Surtiier son has faded from the Western horizon, leaving no trace behind, save a rosy tint on the fleecy olOuds—as if they had blushed at the parting kiss. "Now twilight lets her cuttain ok)wii,

Aad pine it with a atar

A aweet, yet melancholy calm steals o'er BIT heart '•'Tis a time for memory aad

fat

tears.**

The curtain of oblivion is raised, and the past acts, in the drama of life, pass swiftly before toe—not the world's great drama* wherein mighty heroes bleed, and marty's hang upon the cross bnt my own humble, inner life, where Joy, Hope, tjova Despair and Resignation held alternate sway.

First I behold myself As A ttieiry heart' ed child, surrounded by father, mother, sister, and an only brother—the latter is my only companion. Together we roam o'er hill and vale play beneath tho spreading branches of some majestic oak, or Incline on the mossy bank of the purling brook, and watch the little shining minnows dart though the crystal wave. Kow a shadow falls 0*8f the sc*ue. Death enters the household, and lays his icy hand on the fairest of thfc fairest of the flock— my bltie«eyed baby sister. Her rosy cheeks grow coM and pate beneath hia touch) and the light goeo out of hsr soft blue eyes—* tht is dead.

Weep

bitterly to see her

laid in the da top cold ground and, in dreams, she hover's o'er my bed, her shining wing* almost touching my brow but When I entreat her to take me to that bright land, where she has found a home, she vanisbest and 1 awake and weep to find it all a dream.

Fancy waves her magio wandj the sccne fades, and another appears. I am just oh tho verge of womanhood. My heart beats high with hope, aud anticipation's bright visions of the future fill my raptured soul. Life seems all sonshine.

Surrounded by kind friends, who smile approvingly upon me, and tirge tnfl forward.in the path of usefulness and honor, what more can 1 ask But again the shadow falls— deeptt than before. Death again enters the loved circle and it is the mother now who is the victim. Oh cruel death I Wilt thou not in mercy stay thy hand Wilt thou send me one on the untried sea of life, without a mother to di* reel my frail bark aright Must I buffet the adverse waves alone Who, like a mother, can warn mo of the shoals and quicksands, in this troublod sea But death heeds not my entreaties—he bears her to the tomb. The curtain falls in darkness. ^T

Again I tcnlttte to look. Theutfiiitfila Israised the cloud is parted,Und the sun shining. Joy and hope have revived.— While I am contemplating the life before me, with great satisfaction, a noble youth appears on the stage. The light of intelligence and love beams on his countenance/ and shines in his dark eyes. My young, careless heart, in all its dreams, had never yet dreamed of love, bnt now ii owns the sway of him who stands before mo. And yet it knows not that that proud manly heart is alike affected. r"'"*'

Long is it left in doubt but at last the happy Moment pomes—a new joy is added to my life.. All future joy seems faint in comparison# Wkutislomf Ah, who can tell but thoae who have felt its power. The best lexieograhpors cannot define it. LangnAgo is exceedingly weak in comparison with the emotions of a fond, loving and trusting heart Oh bliss without al lary Mu»t this, too, fode Will that sawe dark messenger, who has twk» dim wed my Joy, interpose, and d#sh the oop from my lips

Clomfa t&tekett arottad my pathway— trials beset on every aide but oh, joy then is one bright spot In tin world—an oaata in the desert of life—it ii when dwells the »bj*ct of my fondest affection There is one tine, noble he*rt tlfat heats responsive to ay own. When I tell him oi my tionWes and trials, bo will say, keep in goo4 cottrage, fear net, 1 will shield you from all harw." With this tweet assnranoe my heart, I torn me a boat in the dark to find Wm, hot ntaFlfle is gone. Ca» it he that he fras forsaken me in this trying fco«r Was he only a snmtner friend Atm frail tnrdl earthly stay*. Dark, fell Ae»pair now hrood& o'er the sretie. But, seef the dondst are slowly breaking away and the gUmmep*

»riy

gnhs us oor first doce oh Mttsr oil, and Mtmgma&m. 8M

we grows op.Vho fills o«r dtn»«r-bMh ftgHt has dsepca«id into night, tho

soft, aobdoed light is

*W SS Wtj wc tears my remiuisoenes is ended.

kets with dooghnuts a»l apples as wsr]twmkUa$ in the sky. the curtain falls and uteri to school, and licks us when

{from the koioui 'Mo.) Times, July 15th.] Blopoment Bxtrsordinary. ^%)n last Sunday evening the citizens of ikis. 1 ace were tAken by surprise, occasioned by the elopement of Mr. John S. Browning, proprietor of the Union House withone of his boarders, a Madame M. E. Page-, Alias Kyser. The woman Was brought here by a man named Kyser, and stopped at the Mansion House, the pro* prictor of which became dOubtfol whether he would revive an equivalent for his board and shipped them. They then went to the Union House, where Kyser deserted her. Mr. Browning heretofore has borne1 an unimpeachable character he leaves a large family of sons and daughters, some of them grown. It appears as though he is the dupe of a female Artificer —having collected a Ufrge sum of monfiy to make somo payments, Mrs. Page alias Kyser being aware of this entrapped him for it* Their arrangements were so artfully Made that neither his wife nor any One about the house suspected their intentions of speedy departure. lie had told them «t home that he was going St. Louis to pnrchfcse a stock of groceries, but his wife, Who had been sick for some weeks past, asked him to defer the trip, which he a8sumbdly did. He wis' unusually kind to her that eVeuingi in order to mak6 his elopment more seCurfi. Madame Page was going to St. Louis and tit) suspicion rested on her. When last heard of they had taken the cars at Alton for the East.— Madame Page wrote from St. Lonis informing Mr*. Browning that she did not want her husband, and would leave him there. We have heard that some who he is owing, have gone in pursuit*

bl®v

L'J 'TilTlw Baptism of Fir#. ^^Suppose we saw an army sitting down before-a granite fort, and they told lis that tbey interfiled to batlet itdown, we might ask them, how f*

They pointed to the cannon-ball. Well but there is no power in that it is heavy, but no more than half a hundred, or perhaps ahtmdred weight if all the men in the army htfrled it against the fort they would maker tro Imprfession. They say,

4*$o

but look at the catraon/' Well, but there is no power fa that. A child may ride upon it,

PcluIso

SOM—It

A«snna«s

control—her

stars are

£fv»«

WIsecond

fly of July

{lit

AOKICCTTITRAL PROSPECTS.—The

fine

Lan

caster Inland Daily Times, of the 12ih iost., says the country is now gathering the finest grain harvest that ever fell to the lot of the American people. The splendid weather for the past few weeks has eoabled tho farmers to secure their wheat and rye Iti

condition, together

with one of the most abundant hay crops that has ever rewarded the labor of the agriculturist. In some localities there has been almost a total, and in others a partial, failure in thecerials, but our exchanges give an assurance of an abnndance that should gladden our hearts and inspire us with gratitude to Him who gives "seed time and harvest,

and

Who

Bends

the ear

ly and the latter rains." By the first of Augitst tbdre will be more grain in the country than at atly previous period, and all of it sound and ittArketa-

4, '7*

The agricultural interest is now reaping along with its splendid harvest, the results of the depression which has fallen upon the manufacturing and commercial interests. The repulsion of 18^7, brought about by the neglect of that provision to national industry Which the Oovernment owed to us, but refused to give, has prostrated not only theshippor, the merchant, and the manufacturer, but the fafmer along with them. Europe is extremely anxious to sell to us, but will not buy of us and out trouble is that we have beefl buying of her toofreelys to the neglect afld injury of our home industry. The resnlt is that, in the paralysis which ha# fallstt Upon our workshops, the farmers have lost not only the forelgfl bat the home demand for their pftdtfCts. tlntil that home den-and csn be animated and increased by fosteriug and promoting oiir own in preference to foreign workshops, the depression in the priees of agricultural produce must continue without abatement.—Baltimore Patriot.

bird may perch in its

mouth—it is a machine, and nothrng more "But, look at tbe powder/* Well, there is no power in that,

child may spffl k,

a sparrow may peck it. Yet this power-1 km powder ana powerless ball are put in the powerless cannon} oire spark of fire esters it, And then, in tho twinkling of An eye, that powder is

and that

flashrof lightning

cAnuon-ball

is a thunderbolt,

which sorites as rf it bad bee® sent from heaven. So it is with our Church macfefiieTy Of this day—we have all the instruments necessary for pulling dkrwn strongholds, and oh for the baptl IF. Arthur.

baptism of Qre.-^Hiv

Terra iJuf Tntts/—The

primi Scranton is thus described by a^owespemdent of the N. Y. Kxpret** "{Jne end of a firm hemp string Was fasCened upon the aching member, while the other, securely tied arotrud a bullet purposely notched, was jptrf in fho barral of an old ffint lock musket, loaded with an axfcr« obaTge ofpowdfer., Wbeu all wa« dy, the desperate operator canght haB of &egn», and *let Aim* Out flsw ties toeth, and itwny bcm«d®d tlb mnskek eral ftet "Ithis mwdfe ttf tattiictii became Aw chosen Iked in this

rimitir, mMhod of .brtrKti^ («H

tWL Httie hoy, whoee Dstlisr adberfra Ul halite, t4»ok itnpw Mm«ff ts ^s]rgiM|p aafoHows -^Fovr alieea nfhtmi

jgrExTresidaat Pierce and lady have sailed for Europe.

DIED.

On TUhd»7 Ibe 92ad iast., of Summer Complaint,

E*XKT

Nxstrrr, sen of Henry N. and

Janett MeEroft agt*i 7 months.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANTED.— A Situation By a (!erlr, fA a I)ry rooc&J Hardware, Provision, or any ot&er r«epc«table haainess house, Where he can acqttir^ btfcis&e&r Opacities— Goad City re'ereflees given.

I).

SWjEET-.

OR 5 (Jernlan girls waited—in^o^d

and good Wage»

A. D. S VEfeT

ANTE!) e6od Oernito or American

giri to go to I^aris Ilia, to liVe in the fara-

arespectab r5&3tf

le merchaitt

A. E.

SWfeET.

Terre-Hauie Classical Adademy

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,

"W( do araiss to spend seven or eight years merely Irl scraping toeether a* much Latin and Gn»«k its mijrbt WarnM ensily ahtt deHghltatly in os« year."' uff ft, '& &--M .h

TMst^eaiiiiOf U\is InstiWtiftn to ioi intelligent, happy and iL^efol nlen..

jrhl po«d, The cov-

rlTle

gov-

ernment is strictly parental, TH dccjUed.' Lessons Ih Moral Science will be daily assigned to the students, adapted to their various ages aud capacities.

A.wupetent knowledge of our Language is hioii indispensible 1o every ihah: our efforts -are thereAtfe «*speriaHy dUect«jd to correct spelling, elegant reading and speaking, composing, &c.

Mathematics aw taught with a ataady view to business and mental training. The Natural Si-i^nc^a for an integral part of our course of instruetiofl.

Heretofore, rainy the best minds in the conntry have been deprived of the advantages arising fr ma kn«wle«lge of tht AiwiieHt Alid Modern Lau^tiages, on aceoimt of the onreasonaMe length of time required /or their requisition but bJ an improved nn-thod of teaching, which is commended bv Milton, Locke, Leibnits, Sidney Smith, and others, our students in French or German are enabled to spealt thoss langnagCH in one year,and a thorough course in Latin auu OrCCk is coaijileted in thr»e yeaWi

Lectures will be ddivered weekly on Sctehcc, Literuliire and History. The next term of ten weeks will commence »n Wednesday, Septenri»er 1st 1858, and the etisu ingtcrm ow Monday, November lfltH.

KXPENSES AND PAYMENTS. Boarding, Tuition in tlte English branches, washing, rooms, fhbl And lights per term of ten wecka,$51.

TUrftrtN FOR t^Ay SCHOLARS. Kjlgtish Bf incltes, $8.00 each langmgt, $5,00 Drawing, $3.00 PainUng, $5,00. One half piv nientin advance, the balance at the middle ot.the

te'm*

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

S. Eott&, Priuciual Ph)fessor of Langugc» unu Higlief English Branches. Miss

SARAH PKRRY*Teacher

Mrs. E.

M. ROVCE,

July 22 dwlf

of Engliph Braehes.

Teacher of English and Gr-

IU VI

.tiamental Branches. aencas-MCtis: Hon. W. D. fjris^old^f^^'" T. C. Buntin, CJharles Woodj Bnnj. McKoeii, A W Paddock, J. Usher, Judge D. Demtning. 0*For further particular address the Principal.

A rKME too EVEKl rfOJD^'i^ WHO BCBSriBKRS r?a Ttts Uk(

|^eW fork Weekly Press,

A* XBBAliTIFt?LLY XX Pn-4 1 IffZllusitrAted IFAMlI^iY NEWSPAPER. THR KKW YOR WEEftl.Y one of the bent literary papers »l Uie »l«fy. A Inr^e-Quarto containing Twenty pnR€?s, or Sistv Columns, of •nt-irtain tog iriattcrf *iii KlwffaiiOy lH i»tr»t«l every week.

A ffift worth froai .TO cents to S'"00 00 will be »ent trf eatii subscriber on rcceipt of tKe eutajcription raon-

Cy*

fERlrfS iJf ADVANCE:

Cthti

cefpy

tof

rrftRo.

}et

forfwr «f ws Win the

lord there ainl more ut na." r:

JOT^^bea yo» burry animosity, don't mj*.' ^)»V

y«Stfr, fnp tfil. $2 00

Three conies one year,*nl 3pifts '...... 5 0« Plra corrfM on« yoar,and 5 alRs.... j»oo T«n rftplel inf ftar, ind 10 jflfi#. 15 00 Twentv-on# copies one yoar, anl 21 gifU 30 00

The articles to b« distributed aro comprised In J-lic following lift: 1 United States Trea*nry Notes 11000 00 2 da do do 5tM) 00 each

S do 'tl» ^n'^SbOOOeneh 10 fior ,-%»• 'tj** -da a

1^0 00 each

10 Patenf t^svor Hnnting Ca»6d #ak1»e« 1«/000 encli SeOoMWUtelm .. g|ea^ I fAO da' -.wl, so 00etch die CaJc'4 Watch#* SOOOcach son Wateh* *1500 to 25 00 each 1O00 Oold Guard, V«t A Fob chain* 10 On to HOOOearh 1000 Gold Feat and Pencil* 5 00 to 15 00 each

Gold Ix»ck«tt, Braeolets, Ear Drops Brsnst Pin*, Caff Pins, Weave BttUnnn, Rln|t», Klilrt Stnds, Watch Keys. Gold and 8!tr«r Thimbles, and a variety of other article*, worth from 50 cent* to $15 each.

On rtwijil of the untMiciipUoa motirfy. the *ob(^crlber* name will b«reafered upon oar bowk* «f|»osttea onmter. tfcfe gift c«rrwipondl»«f with that namher will be fr#'aMea «rifhia one week to him, by mail or expra*.*, pout paid.

There is neither borabnjc Mr lottery ab*nt th bore a* every subscriber Is sure of a Prize of

Constrmptivefl

vain*

W« prefer te make this liberal distribution anion (hem Inatead *f fri viae a laitfe eommlMioo (n

arcnt*

el vine to the subscriber the a moant th*t wotild jr W the Agent, ant in many eases a baadret fol

TTPAll ComiounlcatiOR* rtionld be addrewed to RAN1RL AD KB Pnli»heT. Snty

90^4*1? SH Center v*rfr

do rtot Despair!

CondunyUaa irpAa OLD INDIAN docrroR. U7ICAS S»A5T, wWle MWwr CffeE© r* atnong thn Indians of the lUeky

Sloa*taib*. di«»coTcred a HarorUnt.

('eniBWatiaB Ouwpr.*c*to1)«h cerWacaM for r«aaramntoa. fivoftfRiC*, A-»thma. cy«R&. ld** Own^iat.

C«W*, Ac. Karlni now hi* frrtaite and n?firfd from he »m «*J the jwe«srift-

Uos-i and dlriectioMs f»r prcparine Ibe medWines/rte «f t*srgr to «n trh* de«Sre ft, afrd will s«nd to bi* agent. etMlMda? It# ***mp {«•««.} to way Om reumi let(«r. wttfe d^-

ctfRtn. t«ft#r« »ajrmi. adk«. Box iiai ?. 0„ Sew Yortt, who iakit aoie -r.

pCRSONB

ioam

t®

hakBOWO *s

iliMP"

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asa^ka^oiM are

Courts ami of jeteniah VltiSaBdflfcft!» fkrdt oC William T. GooW. and bd» 4?aiA^ Wullaee .W. Sibley, I ait ordered to espbee to side iidee fttt-m of lair the fol kwing tifcerHbed preimisce-. lo-wit: the dwelling hd&fe sftaated \ipoh ahd tne inlerrti ttf tiie defrtHlasti in that part of oivt lot No. obe in SIblejsidditloQ to the towu of TfttTe-Haute, tnd and bettptfcd 4s ob l&h North bj Ltust Street, «p6tt the East by in Upon t&e South by an aliv, npon the West by the Eastern boundarr of Lots No. 3, 74, 75, 76, and 77, in said addition, audfl will on the 14th day of AUgUSt A. D. l£»3, at the Court House door ih TerreIfafite-, witliin the legal hours of said day offer the t«uta and profits of said premises together with Uie

fcUufy

costs. I will theta and thefe offer the fee siftple for cash to satisfy said orders of sale and costs. W. ff. STEWART. lair 23-w3t fpr's$4,90 Sheriff

A N I E S

Ct-^eat Sliow! M'LAREN &.fA itEWELL .Proprietors DAN RICH SolV Manager. Theageuts of thr GREAT BHQW are hapwy in bdiig enahietl to anfldunce an exhibltifcii tn Terr^-Hauto, Wedhosday July 28th,

Ui«oiuwhiuh occaait^n tho startling peculiarities, and Intrinsic Originalities Of this organisation will be presented thus demonstnifiiig to the pedple of. the Grent West, that the high encomiums given by tho Press of Now York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were not iulsomely bestowed. ..

T# WttD ANIMALS! 0* tinst f« f^e

Affording the student, and lover of nature, a fair opportunity of fcfteing them ah advantage not to be gaihed where the creatures are eobpbd Up in sttiall boi^s, sihd punished by t-eatraint of nitttion. and dcprit&l of light affd bfOpcr fcntillrttiOfi, 'as they gonerally «re iti travelling caravans The .RARE SPECIMENS

Ethibitod in the Great Show, consist dr The Rhinoceros!" "FLIE L(ifg»-8t CVIT brought to the United States the otiljr one ic the countryj ahd the First ever rendered tame.

THR nfMNAStIC ELEPHANT, The oMlv o-\p ever taught to walk a tight rope. THE WHITE CAMEL, Which Rt allv Wallr.es and the only pair of

CONIC MllLliS,

That nicft th« expectations of the lovers Of fun. The- ARTISTIC FORCES are of stich a character than no Bqitestrian Iqatitutlofft now ctuat can ever lipsurtfc to cater itttd Cotupfttition with thr

Rt S1,jvfiss

MistrcM of tile Manage arid Road Exorcises. Ml*. Ivihbv Bliowles, the Female Horse Tamer. Miw E^tclle and ^ttle Emma. Jacob Showlcs, Comic Pantorala:i8t and GroMaque

Posturer.

Dr. James Thayer, the Clown and Motley Cotnedi«n. Master CharW Reed, the Prince of the Pironette

MR. F. H. ROSS TON. The Champion Horseman. MR. S. P. STICKNEY

The Veteran Equ«rt»isn.

CWfes

fiorcc,

the Zoological DlrectWr.

Frtd fe^cla/, Mast.

!, Miller's Galle.

School!

rbuilding,mSchobl!

bt. reo&cn fitv 3eB00l. it the old 3fe^ihary TeH-te-Haute, about thefirttofSept. nbxt, at rnieh due notiee will be gitreh. Hi order to afford tile advantages

Robert Sc

July 16, dw2w

let

wilt ^«we

aamerwaa.

H\f 1858. dtf A. D. i?WEBT

Oiffe Wsnted.

MVN'II

names iiegtatercd who want

w«la a to Sftkme work. w«a»ea

arwMa«s|«Bsa4Ha Wtn p9*aw ea«. _U A. D- SWEET. J«e«fB.4lw

SAfm&fOiBSCB OFFICE, VOSEHrU)TE«SA2fD

fmma WiaMog Employment'

or amuu w&aurntrx.

Jk.

M-

If. Ffcrtfawlar attentloa gSvea to tbe restiMOfbsnseea. J«C 5,

Young 9am-

nly. .. J. R. Clarke, I he astonishing AcrooStf. The whole under the guidance, and direction

Eieelsior, the Talking Iforael White Rurry, Abbot l^rftnce, Dan Vv

DAN RICE, I

THE AMERICAN HUMORIST.

The Stud of Eftctttfed Sad trained Horses defy cowparlton «-iflt^r for ntfmber, beaaty, or sagacity. Amongst which we will euumcrate that noble scion of •''Old Orcy Eagle/'

rrmwr,

Enrek*, Edwin Forrest, Henry Clay, A mnftgst tbe ^fectacles (rtTeied, will be Ao CHARGE OF THE MAMALUKESr In which 1*0 Arabian Steeds will apear., First time tb fifany year*, of the Old Engwlr Festival

Flitch of Baakt, «r a thmmerU SIorn in

THOMAS

C*»H-»tf,of tbe Eeyatoae Bn« and String Band. CrDbors open at 1 o'clock hi the aflemcxMl, and 6'g in the' evening. PiflferBCsoee will coaftnenc« cne btror after opening.

Ansnssicr*-—Box, Pit2^c. Children SSc. fpnee to r.The Ureal Sto# will exbl^t st Lafayette, Sattttdav July 24, Crawford^fUle Monday tbe 26th, aad 4t Rorkrille Fridaj Mi*.

Township Library.

#/CWwms*»« a!«c. and

&«i}m>alt aWciM people will avail tfewMSetrw of t)ii« opJHr«nnUy, a» Urn Ioew»r artomiaSeall the yood

Hbrelw) di«. Addi*** all

OTICE isbcivbv given that tills Library ia retatovel from the TJoion Printing OfBee to Farrington'# Bsdldiagdireetly opp^»it«, first room on tbe 3d floor. Tlielr area Urge comber of btKiki new otit of the Library which must be returned immediately. Fifeai that portico of

Ltoiy ii) mts Iwa 3 to 34 vol's there ia 169 books beaides a large number of single vol*. Tbfe most be erboinal neglect in not retwning ererr hook

befcre Ac

12 er'elock, A. IL aad fron'balf paat I to half p**t 3 P. M. FtfrfT. Jwe tWh/ Librarian

M. wrror. a*a*cf.

''"'•WfEH ft BAMRETr''". REAL FJftiTE AMD iliSURANCE AGENTS N, U. fimtmnai IU*ek, M*i» Krat,

OH 1 FOR PICTURES

NO.

AMMdtYCPES?d

Ju|yl6-dwly

a first rate High Sbhool

for both rdalesand-feiAales* I hate associated with myself, in the buatilesa, Mr. Edwin French, a gentleman well kno#n both East and West, as & thorough and sllecesafill teacher, particularly of the Maiheiiiatic&aMd kitldrBd seiencc^ and shall be agisted by Miss Mary b.

Morty,

Warren's

FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED fHtSJS THE OLDEST. LARGEST. AND PRODUCES THE FINEST PfCTtfRES

OFANYGALLERY1NTHE

STATE.

864 spximeD5

'sSii

ALL

DAGUERREOTYPES. MELAINEOTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS aSt4"'*

BELLIOTYPES.

of which are Superior td any in this city aad equal to any in the world. My r»om$ are comfortably furnished aad evert apartraent fto amug«d as to enable ine to produce pictures ot any, of the higheatartistie order. Stock for sale instruction given and out-fit AiHushed. Pictures enlarged to ahy rite. Dece&aed ot tick personi taken at their residence. t7*Cail soon and see. Forget not the pl*cb—^ Miller's Preibluih Gallerf, Nos4 Wimt'j Block Terre-Haute, Ind. w?* A. IL MILLER.

PAWN

lafljr of

ruu.'h expmence snd bo&rihg high i-eeoniziienda tions, wlio, in addition to the usual branches of English will teach French, Painting and Drawing

July 20-dwlw MOSES SOULE.

Kiblic

BRofcEitk. 1

tidaAN A SHERBURN,

WILL

make cash advances on all kin ot Household Goods, Watchrs, Jewelry5 Clothing, &c. Wholesale Notions at New York their Auction Room East Side of usre, at the sign of the Throe Balls,

iees, at their Auction Room East Side of the Square July 14-dli

"i'ERRK-ITAUTE"

FEMALE COLLEGE Terre-Hautej Indianni ^OR more than a yeaj^.hifte thd ,th«

ed for the rfebeptiou df piiplls du Weduesdy, 8th of Reptemtier next. The site of the College, tho buildings, thh arrangements for study and oorafort, and the Faculty deserve here a passing notioc. Torro-Haute, Uie site of tho College is a beautiful and healthy city, accessible by railroad from all directions, and contra) to a numerous and appreciating population. It is HIGH, as its hame imports. From sttitlstied it is clearlv thown that for several years Dast there have beeu" fewer deaths and less sickness here thari at any western city of equal population.

Tlso buildings will toe fitted up ih the Istest style and with all the madem improvements. They will bo wnpmed by Steam. Hphtbd by gap, and furnished witn warm and cold baths, and #hat 16 rarely to be found in institutions of learning—a GrllNAsruM—where Uio bdy made healthv and syta* metrical bv exercise may support and assist tho labors of the mind.

prominent feature of the College, Is the provision made for tbe protection of tho htotalI

pils. The rooftifl are

eneod

SALUE! STICKNE'V, The pride of .the ArtferictUt Arena. MRS. DAN I^ICKi

of pu

tptwiovs and u*U wMilbticd}

there being a beautiful furnished nnrlor with separate sliepiflg apaitxnenti fbr eath two youijg la-

The grounds are ttrnplo, Acres in a pleasant part of the city, about one third of whicn is a nativo forest grove, with winding tealM and arltora,

forming a most delightful pronicntule

for pupils—all the grounds will be tastefully ornamented A

Tho Faculty will oo'huist of

and

Rev.

thoroughly

efficient

JOHN COVERT, A.

AM*HOMSO

Woon,

exptri-

corps,of i^airuclors.

M.,

founder nnd fui tu'-r

Pi^sident of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale Female Colleen, fir*t President. Rev.

A. M.»

latr President 6F

tho Ohio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientific works bearing his name will be the presiding teacher of the OoTOge aud Instructor In Mrntal and Moral Sfeioncii.

Prof. R. S. ltoswos+f^, late pftn'ssor of Chemistry, etc. In FnrtoefS College, Ohio, will tiiku tha chair if Natural Bclehte, upon which ffe will lecture ahd experiment.

D'EBTAINO h. COVK*T, A. M., fm. tit

Aocieot

Languages nnd Literatur,e. Prof. j. C* MiM.N/iKR,iate of Pliiladc'lphln, first teacher of instromenlal music.

Ahd

ten additional gcnllctofi

from Six Id

and

liidy teachers tff 16tig

staudirtg «»d Stftlcfciwfiil e*|H t*ienco. No pninS W expense will be spared to prtwr.re' teacher* in mry drparlmrni, bt

qualificationB,

A, McGregor, W. Paddoek, JabesHeddeo, James l$te» James Barnes

the

iea raumen, ely 13,18&8-dvtf

Jalr

flays expire.

N.«. Th" Library is opett

vmy

day

trim

S to

8 ixists,

COITSTABLI'8 SALES, Triafod on good paper. Cor sale cbsop, «t dawt umos

trwst*

OFFICM.

the

So that :'i

wry kightti

Is wishing to £«irfect

themselves in the hlgfier ii I6s of rftosle, 6'r aiy of the solid or ornatoental fjVanehfes, may re*

ceifcthG desired instruelion. That pttpiN froirf fthroaa may derive the yfralrtl

advitnteges to be

gained at Hoarding Schools, they are required to' board in the Institution with the tcachcrs (dbleSS by special permission of the President) that they mav have tne bmefltof thnr example and society. 1*hc course of studies will bo thorough arid extensive, embracing all tho brandies umiallv taught In our higher Seminaries of learning, English, Clit&lc'af and Fine Arts.

The yearfeBvMftd into twoseaslops of l» weeks each, commencing respectively on nesd«y,,thf 8th of September next, and tire day of February, IPW.

Tbe eipefee ot/n^sehool year, Including Board and In aiu the branches of the regular course, rooms furnished, fd'61, lights and washing will be $326—payable semi annually in adranee. The usual extra charges will &6 made lor th^ ofrflameatal branches. .. .,

APPARATUS AND LECTtJRIvS Trent. Wooo and Prof. Boswoarii will deliver full courses of Lectures with the aid of the Tclescopc and other apparatus, suArient to illustrate experimentally tha principles of tbe sciences pur-' sued,. Books, aw) all other n-quisitca for entering th« Colkge,, May be had at this College or in tho

dAIl letmff

l($64.

The Music, tbe Beslaver engaged in a Peri parte Exhibition, fis onder tbe control of Paor

hmef tm*si^ottM bjf

addressed to Rev. otnr

COVCKT

D. B.

COvitaT,

Toers-Haute, Indlaaa. The uttdersignad citteens of Terre-Haute \bavo •oeSpted the office of

Trusiet

of tbe Tet^e-Haoto

Female Colleen, and may be referred'to at any time by sueh as desire further information concerning the arrange meote,or aif^abtagea of tha College^ Rev. E. G.Taylw,-r^ Cartls Gilbert, Rev. T. P. Gortlon R. W. Thomwon^i

8. H. Potter, Rev. W. Spencer/* R«T. P. Wiley, A. C. Potwfo, .LeotsaRyeeTbbs. Drtwliag,

J. G. Wilson'y

Re* ftev, W. Modeaitt/

fev.

Thompstito, t-.'S M. A. Jewett,

W.D.Oriafoid, %.J. Ball, Jas. Farriugton, D*Tid Hartaock, C. Y, Patterson,

H.Walseo,.

Aod, Wilk^os, D. Scott,' T.C. Boutin,

Hpr

NOTICE.

Tbe fclldirinig ire tbe Exaevtlve tbe Vigo Agriealtoral Society. W. D. Jb*d!«

P. Sfo^av, Cwy Barbour. W. B. Tnell, H.Fair. bsolts, Wat. fftrium. M'Keco, F. Marble, aikT David Cw^ek.

The Coma^ttcM are aeet at tie House, at 3 o't%k,wi S^neday. July 17tk*' nty 1,-dU7fli" W D. LADD. Cbairmaa. (Expraat ind /oarnal eopy aa w«do-^r«f.j

\fOTICE Is bewfey given that my wife Nancy 1^1 Trtteblood, baa left aty bed and bosnl wltb-

V. TRDEBLOO^

GIRUB wanted to do M2 hsiiss#'

atodL—' IMo#

Comer of 3d aad CJberry sift