Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 178, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 August 1858 — Page 2

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*fce gnn Comproaiw BUI Rejected. The fwepWr «f Kaasa*. by an owwbelmisg majority, bare rejected the propueitiou koown the English Compromifa. To this decision the country will cheerfully submit, 77* is «u£i imbroglio. If the people of that Territory wiifproit fey the Use* cms elf the peel, thero t*iil he no occa ioa for difficulty iu the future, and era believe there will be none.

The Repoblican press are heralding the f&sujt of the vote in Kaaeas a "redaction of the Leeotnp'ton Constitution," ret they Iww contended heretofore that that tnetramaal was not submkted to the people of Kanias fot acceptance or rejection. Marvelon* Republican eooeiateaeyl Tkt JCanta* difficulty hat him ended, tolvtJ, by a Democratic maaaore, adopted by the jDetnooratia party in Congress over the cnited aod undivided vote of the Rnpublieta party that body, and ended, too, by *o sxercke of popular koverMgntt by the people of that Territory.—%entitel. "EneUd," indeed! whet does the Sentimi mean? It the editor demented It'* just begun aod *'by a Democratic measure" too by your boasted English-Eiil, which ott eouglit to forcis upon Kansas by Executive intimidation and by open bribery tad which yott now have the ooblnshing assurance to talc people to acqui»sc9 -in after it has been spurned and spit upon by the people of Kansas.

glSTOur neighbor of the Jotibutl i« a foiiyfr «nl has the adjutage of u». of. course, in nndeMtnndlng the Constitutioii of tho State. He hat» become terribly ftlarmed, all at one®, at the idea that we are going to be overrun wtth f*e**nig$ert who will unite with the

"Black

HAUTE. MMgf 13, 1»6.

for fttillwti» mot

sr.

otwthkdek, or ftMteffkr.

l'Ended!"—that'*

rich. Yon don't want it endiil,^ Your Engli-h-Bill wan not designed to end it uttleas Kansas would consent to be a slave Bfate—to be dragooned and laahed into *ta ery by a measure eoneefved in fraud and perpetuated by corruption. And since this "Democratic measure" of which yon make such loud boast, has freed the people of Kansas to drive Calhoun and h:e confederates from the Territory that they may make a Constitution of their own,

fairly and honestly, we want to see how Democracy will meet the question When Ma* Constitution is presented and they ask for admission into the Union under it Will the S.ntinel consent that they may come in? Will the Democratic party of &• State deny them the right? Will it concede to 35,000 people the right to com* in ae i'tiav* State, and deny them the right to come in as a/# State. Wt rath* •r think the Sififinit hat not thought about thffte iuatlerf.lt has shouted before It got out of the woods. hal—abnot the time that the Kansas Imfcroglfo is ended, we have an opinion that the Democratic pftrfp will be ended^too

Republicans to

proscribe white men with foreign birth •nd "vote the adopted citittn* out of th# privileges which they now pow^s.'1 says that "the thousands of negroes that mil drift into thU Stat*,** are going to do this, if the democracy should only ho beat. Now, wo are opposed to all this sort of thing oowelvesi and don't think *ipgtrs equal to white people—whether they are horn here or abroad. But we don't intend to g\»JI our adopted citisens with aay such idea as that of the Journal, that niggers we going to (omu here to take their rights away according to our reading of the Conetitution of the State, (k*f cmnU gtfker*. and they need have no fears on that account. It aint neeeeeary to eloct Demoerats to seouTe their rights—the Constitution does it—and we don't thiuk the /ottrnel can tofl mmUir them that way, cr lie grirt t*m* %p» of and Pento«*ey.

jecat*,isif ft ki«w last eww% wuamM it hwJto «kal with. It put of He. Bacfaawui in UNSle *w»Ai»-»«Ss iy tkuw Tttt Dwomtic A^Mfcrwu rna «I^neiaierfiw TfesC# it—^Ubottt «qalrooaik».

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deny tW antral organ of mmwnr?*

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Totk* Msiior of tk§ South The following letter frotnBanj. tfanfclla to hi* friend. Mr. Humphrey Hardball, rjf Virginia, I have found among the archives of the Medical Society ef Virginia, fiov it eame there I sMaet knagtee, wonr is tt veiy important to know.

Biaee this plats and well mitten letter contain# advice to the American people as important, perhaps now, *e in 1771, and ae It expreesee opinkrn upon a much vexed question, which not, perhaps, always viewed with that freedom from local prejudices that its importance demands, send i£ to you for publication. Would td Qod wo were as firmly united to-day ae when this tine patriot and philosopher sat dawn in London, in much perplexity, perhaps, to Write this letter.— knew ''no North, no Sooth."

I think this letter w» original. It is written on foolscap, with a wide and regular taara^n On either side, and with a neatness ana simplicity altogether characteristic of the man. Yonrs, &o., M. ID.

LotrtH)*, April 28.1771.

—1 duly received your favors of the 4th of October and the 17th Of November. It gave me pleasure to hear, that tho' the merchants h&d departed from their agreement of yon-Importation, the spirit of Industry and Frngalitv wis likely to continue among the People. I am obliged to you for your Concern on my Account. The letters you mention gave great Offence here hot that wee not attended with the immediate ill consdquencea to tny Interest that seemed to nave been ho pod for by those that aeut C*ofvies of them hithor. -fe

"Ended."' ha! ha! distant Countries. *£'£'i„, I ara much oblisfed for kind present df curious 8eeds. They were welcome

5*\

If our country people Would consider, that all they save in refusing to purchase foreign Gewgaws, and iu making their own Apparel, being applfed to the Improvement of their plantations, would render those more profitable as yeilding a greater produce, I should hope they would persist resolutely in their present commendable Industry and Frueality—•'• And there is still a farther Consideration. The Colonies that produce Provisions grow very fast But of the Countries thai take oft. these Provisions, some do not increase at all, as the European Nations and others, as the West India Colonies, not in the same proportion. So that tho* the demand at present ttay he sufficient, it cannot long continue so. Every Manufacturer encouraged in our Country, makes part of a Market for Provisions withio ourselves, and saves so much Money to the Country that must otherwise be exported to pay for the Manufactures he supplies. Hew in ISnglnnd its well understood. that wherever a Manufacture is established that employe a Number of hands, it raiaes the Value of l»»nds in the neighborhood 11 round it, partly hy the greater demand near at hand for the product of the Land and partly b*can«e ot the plenty of Mr^ney drawn by-the Manufacturers to that t*art of the Country. It seems therefore, the Interest of all our Farmers and Owners of Lan4. to encourage our young Manufactures in preference to foreign ones imported among us from

Gifts to some of my friends. I send you herewith some of the New Barley lately introduced into the Countty, and cow highly spoken of. I wish it may be found of use with ui. was the more pleaa'd to pee in your Letter the Improvement of oor Paper, having had 4 principal Share in establishing that Manufacture among ue many yg&rs ago, by the Encouragement I gave it. duhere, it

If in anything I can iprve you be will be a pleasure to t*$w i'4^ Yoar obliged Friend

And hnmble Servant, B. FRASKLtN.

jqy "The Democrat who is not foreWarned and forearmed hy these paltry tricks is in great danger of having his birthright snapped off for a meet of vety mean pottage.'*—Jourmif ,4^

To be sure he is—that's a sorl of fail* ing that DemocraU have. How oould an anti-I^eoompton Democrat acquiesce and knock under to the English swindle

fWnalatdl from the Volk^latj Jgjr "We request the Enquirer to ceaae Us fbolish twaddle ahout Know Nothingiam, persecution of foreigners, and the like. We Germans at least lifre oempl^e pesu$« and eoicord with oar native fallow-cituens He "have not the least reaaott to appwhwad anything from them-— It would appear aa if the Enquirer were bent disturbing the existing harmony, cost wfwt il nrar^ If this ie se, It ought to have profited enough by experience to know that is too impotent to reach its goal hot if it r**ea aod rants awey withMt any object* it rnnst content tteeJf with h^ng adaottished now and then shut ita .J^atth,^^

S3PO* W ke«fwdlt take MdU^s^.-

«iae «spees^ittr«iaek

Tbts C«Mdlat fa tke saoet et&eib** Itisaperfcc*

mrwktaMve ef «SeM*e, asrf It Mtea- asd pe*4iie sad chaases the bteod- Try to* «sd yew fee ,Ss» tfca,,adfs»-

Is aaW^wr xilewiw a

jjf The thertcaometcr Hood at94 degtat ««*r

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Ibcfe pfngislly mtkada? tisaa. AetnlfljpirA of peltry, sack asiaamMlaada teadrfeai

'S iz 0&T«D2EA« ^Imata^r^leaie^ 7 r,^j Mm ansa e'lsMk^

Far I bave4ooa aathiag thk Sbt idi? andaeasre yw Into a fliariful, iammf chsia

The atraagewnd^HMshat thai fiteal&Hy into my ho*»y lwala, im I sitbere iulfaakep. __' Sosae weave i6W gart«Kb fkir

Tiagid Vitii a n^t Usoo, WHh asprif offlfpnssliereani A soft Sunt shade Of gloam, tese v«stf the Wreath loot half so .:

Were there no weeping BoSrefts ^t'a firagmt Ifeapiage troald sot be meet

JWOvett

TebJeiMlirishtiriaworidof oare €b«e Sreaaisne of fifiscsy bright, 1 is gUartteringihecn, Peopled with flitting forata ofBght, 8o«haever earth held, I wees, HoldfiOg o7 qarit earapl the v^iile,"

In an ea^ei andetead&st gaze FadSog alow ^ke tjie day'a lut smiie In the twilight's murky haze. O'bera are oastles, built ef air

Beared on a golden cleud!

Spirits ate holding revelry there— A shadowy, white-draped crewd. And some have pinions of trnber hue/

Oemmed thiekly with gleaming staie, Ti^aHi of peaH and sapphire bine,. j£S- And the oUiers are worshipers.

Then coAfeth before my vision dim, & throng from the years gone past, A ^reeUng,a tfghf and a parting hymn,

And this floats by at last. ... Cone a« the se«neaf oar life go by" *, Quietly paaaing along,

•4

And leave in oor hearts ft melody », Like the echo of a «OtogOthers arestrainsof fisttsic swest,

Gushing out fto)^ the old time dells, -j,, Like the tinkling pttter of children's feet,

Or the chime of the clear -voiced bella Then a quick, bright gleam of the Coming Wite Through a vista of mist and ahadee, A prescience of my futuro prime—'» wake, &nd the dreacfilight fades. 3B"at Pit gather ttp these bright day-dreanS J' In a shluing- golden aheaf, j" vi T® gMden rtf !«je heart when lifers year

Is in ita ycllw leal-*-When the purple bloom ef niy life Is' ahedj And my heart hath lost its prime, And its beautiful hoprs and jOya are dfcatl

Mabt Faxxbta.

MARRilRU

6u the 8th inst., J«HN W. J-NM, of Tcrre-Haute Indiana, to Miss KATS

WARRAXRA,

count*. Virginia.

of Albermel

wry Hi mms

NEW ADVKR'nSEMENT8fi^v

A. h. SHERMAN7.

BflOOM MiNUFACTttR^R. Ushtr'i Addition. k| 1 JSILX Hit

TKa«-HAUT*.

AM NOW PREPARED TO FURN«liTnE best of Brooms, of the various styles, mado to order, snd sold wholesale or i-etail at. |he lowest cash price.

CI $50 per ton paid for all the broom brash delivered at iuy shop. .«.»«» O* Orders solicited. Aug 10/S8 wly.

MAuioiAiaAAA

s,'-, -""-f*""•» AXt) CONSTABLE

ass

•0 AA%M,

Printed on good paper, for sale cheap, at DAILY UNION OFFICE. MBATI (M] •T.:

BB AL£B III BEEF AHD OTHER MEAT Af#. 4 Sttwhaniea' Row.Terre-Hante, Ind. TiAVlNO LEASED, FOR A TIME. THE XT above well known atand, d«rfro all Urn*# of good beef, and other meats, to remember that Beef Boasts and Steak, Veal, Mutton^ Bacon and Hnms, Pickled Keats, Bf.lonaSauaagu and Variety of other Bat-' V(.yrfV

WN TT-J ^.oxea -1, ,t

Of the best qaaliUN. maybe fiad at all hours through the day at this stand. In Act, emything in the eating line of the beat quality may be had at this hoUse, in any deniable qoaatity.

ITI rvtoru my ihanks for the liberal patronage my Menda have given ali and ahall ertteavor to merit a continuance of the same.

CA fresh beef killed etcry day, and cut up to suit purchasers. Aug, S, 18S8.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and

SILVER WAfiE,

No. 71, North aHe PaWic lissre, next HCHDR TO PIUIRIE CIT¥ BANK. C. A J. M. CBISBEB, 4 EE now prepared to ahow a very fine xTt- CHMMtMtfM* fMMb i* tl«l »w«» Hae, M•Ml«t **f S«Mt«4SQtK BwKBag CmJ, wl ABt^T t#T9t* «f X**en. Vert

Gaard Cbains. GeUSodtete, SHUca, mm ei^ 6^4 TW»«efc Fee Mleefc«te G.AI. W. OIMRfL

t8etdtt«M!ll

•uMumM. Oe»t« Bcea*t Fltala tt« aaicftiaeet ef S^4s^«raaenMt« MSMM£i§7 J.»• cawgwu

nd diver PehhV Pcreaeoplic Per-

VXlM»taa c»aewr flNw»eta pM,W,aw

O ETH OMsneae,

SSPiS®

atfffSaSiaMi

Thomas, Smith A Qoodridh eeaf

l-ycrsirti.,—ft*r—1 »aSr«egei and wanaa»» a^t

^xotmEiSy AKD HESITATE

NO LONG EE.

aUOAMT BBBB9BB, Marked down from 60 to 40 cent*.

filegscnt Crape de Paris

^5 to 45,

flounced Bstragerobee marked doWn fVoiu *3,00 to 5,00. Flounced Osgandies marked 8,dO to 6,50 a*npefierag» tnarked down fbom 9j0 to 7,00/ fi iful French Organdie^ 75 to 60.

Beautiful French Organdie^ J&OOQOifl Mourning Jaconets Superfiue Plain Barsgee At 25c per yard.

ttuir'LeaUh, prettratid their nerroai abd impaired tbolr mltidj, taer#')? render! ng Uie pteasore* of mar Hetf are i...... INO,

rr'/ ivnuonug wto ^toaswiw w» life a waarr ptlirrlTnage upon Aarth 1 raitpkUuliy aoUSed that Dr. W.

60 to 30c

EDSALL, HcDOdCiL & CO.

Are determined to close out their Very ategant stock of neb goods rsgardlese of cost. ^ALL OUR

®mtroli©ri©s have been reduced full 20 per cent Cambric and Swiss Bands and Flouncing,

Edgings and inserting#.

Cam brio and S wiss Setts.

Cambric and Swiss Collars and Sleeves. Ladies Plain, -White, and Bordered Marseilles and Peque Setts and collars

500 Linen Handkerchiefs,

iJ ^rom •do np.^

Hem stiched Tape BordereH •i and embroidered handkerchiefs.^ IN ADDITION TO OUR EXTENSIVE stock of fancy Dress bilks We have just opened some very etogant

A O O S

pAtoaA

JSDSALL, MoDOCOAt. & CD Terre-Ilaute Aug. 6, *68.

Cure for Stuttering and Stammering

Performed in less than an Hour.

There is no Pain or surgical OperaI tion attending It, \m feRAOTY OF ALL IS* IT WILL Ct)M children of five, abd adults at the age of one hundred years. A petaon trhe Is cured by it, can never again stutter, even If they try. I ufit to forfeit fl0,000 If any person "an afterwards stutter by appii6ation or thecure^

O* twill be at Buatl^'a Hotel, Terre Hft'ite, Indiana, on Thursday and Ffldsy, August 1? and 20th, and pofittveiy no^lOnger.

All pemoiia who stutter or atanxster tnon call upoa une of those days. 0"Recolleot: No Cure, No Psyxp

Tha cure oan be sent to any part of the United States *nd all pelsons who do not call while I am at

Terre-Saute,

may vrittf lo me on the subject

alterwarda, and ad$es» to Sts bows, Mo. Adg.lth, dtSStfc l)R. WYCKOFF.

A MISEBABIX LITE

And Preniatbto Death!

modi atudr end experieace 1a

5Jf«

tills breach of practice. Is caU» oflfectln csres tn the most difficult cases* without the least difficulty or troublb. Patients sffltcted with any kiid of prirate ftnv iho mildest form the mort «c-

v#r", can couaolt Dr. E. with the fell saturate of a

aie

ulck and lasUng cure. Or. £. wa' aid of mercury, or change «f business Dr. Kwlnx announces to ladies ia want ofartmedy

rranu a bare witfasut wfbUBinoM or diet. peculiar to tho

Dsclcr'* thousand of then,

for all tike ihem. Dr.Ooelor'sPiUaean only be kau ftl Or. Swing's office Its. 9 Virginia A venae, South of Branch Bank, •:. ia0U#AP0Lifs. IKD.

CAWnba.—Msniod ladies In certain sitoatteuu Ufluld not use then. Per reason see directions with Bach box. Price one dollar, sent by mall to any part of the world. Office bbuts firom tt o'clock

to give a fall aesorlpUon of syiaptores and aeeompahjfoK ih" same with a Bank Kote. they

every* attentien their case tetiuires.

Tbefir It^g efpwJeUce Snd«^fe&fc|kfllfathat

article t&an is gsiwfally sola ia Teite-Haute. ir

Ow ato* emhfaees Uie very h«rf tbatowfld he procorod, which wis carefully selected bf oaraetvea and we emplcy none bet the most acesoplhhed woriuwsn—heboe we Imreno hesStaiion in iiMflffthat wears prepared to meet tics vantsaad oecesmticaof all.

N, B.—Repairing dooa with neatocas patxA. July 30 58.

SHERIFFSSALE,—By""

virtoe of two w&n

oImU from the

Cmrt,aid toid4«firected and delivered ooelofavta'Of/afettlah York andofto ia favor of WiUiam T. Gould, and both agaiasi Waliaco W. S&ley, Iuaordeesd tecEpoeatoaale in dae fcpa of law the dSrribed prrmiaee, t£wit: the 4i»«BIa« house eitaated upon rtWj3»l«tfesst of the4^cn3eat,ia that part of o«t lot Ko. ooe ia Sfcleyaadditkai toOih tosrn of Terre HaaSe, bid aa^hwndedas ibRowa, to-wit: oa the Kotfhby

bdcnSarf of LeteWeTtSTfl, a^d adfiOoa, tad Tviflotthe 14Chday of Angutt A.

ty.

18W, at the Coert MM /Win tewsHaate, within the ttpi hameTwid day efefth# rtw«raad pfbfitr Of aakt prvoawa aaftAer wi«» the siniii11nsarirftffrriifflMri'hilimilin atera* tfthe to eel] toe saeafout ea»to mOoff aaldesfei* ei asle and «a^Iwfflthrt»adthaseaftl«fcafe#-a»piafc3 eaab toaatisiy Mid ewtiMaf m!

l«rfy 33-*3t

timji Hp,

ty,m-

IIWHSmKii

-52-

i»M MBwrnit aecaeu

tha *otteedoa ofCor-

po-^!«iT»ie«.a*i nJ** W1*

g5 to cateto the purchaser shall state Ibr what tax or taxess^d.hwtnrparceloflsnd wassnld. Sic- 47. All M»»tt ajKvn rral estate mall, from the time Ute tax duplicate ia completed, be a Hen thereon to &f Same extent as a judgment of a cdnrt'of record, knd shall have javfwnce to any pHratP chargM upon the aame aud all taxes npun personal property ahall have praferenoe over all private ciaijpa. ^cO. 49. The treasurer shall not renuired in any iastanee "to make a detnand of law* uOm the person chargrd therewith, bat may. fa his discretion, do so and ifeny person charged with a poll tak Upon a'ay peraonal property^ of any tax upon real estate, shall full when called onto pay the same, it shall be lawful lor said treasurer to s»ieSfc the koode and chattels ofsach defaulter forthwith.

pi'»re particularly described as fallows to-wit: Being tho two-fifth! 61 an acre of llr situated in 1 Tcrrc-Haute IndliiiB, Ivitigbetwcfn Water strfei't in said town and ina Wabash It Erie C*tial, said arreofBuid 1yihg South of a traci b«fhed by Abel

wiil «jieeaU the nnviaibas tethe letter. ^ll^cK^der thadirec^oa the S^eedt-a^keout heUa oe Were A* deliver «pq» sni), tbeHajorva) hr™ Clert,

vesr.

aadrr die

markeddownfeom|^^.^^^t\.Ttw1Z^^^i

Sec. 60. After the 4h?at Monday .in September, and befira the first Monday io November, (he treasurer shall proceed to collect the taxee on his duplicate, either hy seianre anu sale of the goods and chr ttlea of the owner thereof, or by »ale of the lot

parcel of land,

ao tnUch therenf ss may

be neoeaapry, npoa which the taxes art in whole or iu part levied, to pay the same and taxes assessed eto tho perae&al propeAy if tho owner tlierooJ. to* getljcr with tho coaf accrued or t«* accrU" lis «d vertiaieg. selling and conveying the lot or land: Provided, that the treasurer may, at any time, afthe |irst Monday In November, Sente aud Sett the chatties of any pevson.

Tha duplicate will be ready on the first Mofiday ofAupust, for tho rear 185H, and fchoae^interested desirous of savin? tmnble and costs, will it "woll to remember. JAMES B. EDMUNDS,

July 39 1858. City Treasurer.

OH! FOR PICTURES

era

Gallery

0. 4.

rtst

PREMUJM AWARDED I

THIS IS THE OLDEST. LARGER, AND PRODUCES THE FINEST PICTURES QFANVQALBRBYLIFTILE '^STATTS.

Call and

see

speutaens of.

AMFTROTYPES, DAOTJERREOTYPES. .HEI/AINEO'JYPRT if PHOTOGRAPHSnjvl ta !i? 1

ALL

BSIO,

instruction given and ont-nt ftirnishcd. Pinturce enlarged to any size. DeeeMed or lick persons taken at their residence.

STCall soon and see. Forget not the place-#* Miller's mu)ibm Gallery, No. 4 Warrm's Block, Terre-Haute, Ind. 7

A. It.

July 16-dwly

MILLER.

SHERIFF'S SALiE.—-By virtue of one order of S:.lo issued from the Vigo Common Pleas Court and to me directed and aelivmxi in femr uf Jdhb D&viduon and against Jacob P. Reea, Eliza Recti ThotnaS fteof, aiid Mary Ann Rees, I aib ordered so expose to sale iu due form of law the following described real estate to-wit, being apart of lot

Ward, and the two-flAhs heieliy conveyed beinc the two-fifths thereof lying N«»rih of tho 8ou'.h fifth, as here toft ire laid (4t Ty lurvify nmi-ipg tCast and West through said one acre traot 'ogeth^r with all the privileges and aprtMPtenmices to tht same belonging, and I will on Tuesday the 24th day of Augu»t, A. t). 1858, eBftr for sale at public auction at the Ceurt House door iu Terra Haute within the legal bouia of said day the rents and profits for a term of seven years of the abore aocribed piece or parbel of land, and e},o-jM the eame fail (o sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said drderofsale and easts, I will then and there offer the fee simple to the bgheat bidder for cash to sstisfy the same. 1st, 1SRR. W 4. If. STEWART,

Aug

A. S.

until 9 r. *. July 31 lfise-ddkwly Persons consnUtng me hy letter are reqeested tare

iHUreeelvs

tlNOLEd ASTONfi,

'MgiBjf':

&6dT AiTO SfiOfi a a A A BOYS GENTLEMEN HAVE EN

Wfed UftO a partoeraWpj «ud are located on the *6de Of the Public Square, dirwetly site the Court House, #&ore thev are carry on the Boot and Shoe business rano*s bmiche

pr. tee $6^0 Sheriff Tigo County.

XiOS

VN YFSSTERBAY, 2d DAY OF AUGUST, 1850, in Tcrre-Haute.a BUI Holder, containbills -receipted, to a eeasidorabld amotloi^— _.ese bills are of no value to any one but myeelC *fi AHy pewon fiadMg the saute, will be rewarded by leaving them at the Cabinet Shop of

Aug.

dtw ISAAC BALL.

SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY. SfeE^PAiD'S OBXAT BEVKFAdTOR. The Greatest Periodical Remedy Ever

Discovered.

11,000 hoiKfi RKTAILKI)

This remedy has never in a single ease felled in prodjeing the Menses, have received many let&rs of rccomtnendatioh, wfjlcb all »ay ^It is the best rtrmedy we ever Used." Sickness of stomach headache languor, debility, pains in the head, side and back, oosoveness See, are gome of the synip* toms which attend irregular Mensuration. This remedy ii dcrtain to re^ovs'Oo^ fei^l ail of tkcSS symptom^ #'?.*** fia

Be sure and get the mfiiine, which has Ay box- Thhi remedy may be had by addressing J. 8. SHF.PPARD. Weat4«hst Cincinaati, aod eodouttg fl, and the remedy will be sent by return mail.

N.B Lo^wktOna^mmtilmMim mtt/Ue ',«• Hit fare to M*c on mumMriayc, tlmigk It htfMjhmtdfoibm. One box $1,

say, at

VigoComi

aft tiqurjf

threa boxes #2. AH letter* of inquiry DDt conto ensure ah aoaWe^. Sole Proptiefrir.

tain a

A&g-l. 1/ Cbefeneti OW*. For SALE—80

don, impromnesta

THERE

,OTrSSf,

tTerre-Haute Oeasletl Aeadeo»f

PAMTLY ^dAjSnyO SCgOOXr, ap^ssxr Soyal. "We Jo ta j^nJaaTun or eCTat v. »r snewy la setaptMy nark Uuin Cr»« oidftt "e Warned IuomV yAr.'* a

:.cuKiaeas.hiattvan

ch&ttlw oF ailj

aassed in mid duplicate, and of

and every a))pe»°i«a ____ Mm skafl CMM be made, by fis'Tae and safe.if neeessary, fteataouot of tax cherped against each ef said pennawaaaaieikla said dapftcat& 8xa 46. If no iPMds or ohattfet can be found eat of whkSh le anW&e ta? Aarg«d e«a!n«t any pence aaoaed on each duplicate, the Treasurer shaft) sett any lot or land, or so trnuA thereof aa shall be neeefearv, fisted to mtth-peraon. tn p»ythe tax, with coats thereon, and the trearorei's evriifi-

ahenn shall be added thereto by

and«a*ial m«n-

hsvq usvd

IMWTHVT.

phe Benefactor is infallible for the immediate removal of OtMiructiean, IrfegulsritJes, ProIspsus Uteri, (falling of the womb) Isuchonhe* or WhlteS, and all the diseases poculiar to females:

but

Tl»

two half

COT-

fram«»nt fe strieily 'paffeatat, yti d^e?ded. Le»302A in Moral Sd«r.ie he daily assigned to the «ad ca-

tothair

A a**netent kabwltdge of OUr Language ill aoH fedisfeosibie to emy inanj our ara directed to correct spelling

With a "steady view t*

bosinces and mental traiutng The Natural States* lor an int^Til part 6r owrcouraa of in^tructioB1 v.

Heretofore, many ef the best Blinds In me country have bean deprived of tike advantage* arising mma knowledge of tha Ancient and Modern Language, on account of the unre&mttaHle length of time required for their requisition but bv an improved method of teaching, wVich iacounneuded bv Milton, Locke, Leibnlta, Sidney Smith, and fohers, ourstudenta in Frencli or German are enabled to apeak thosa lauguacea in one yearLand a thorough comae ia Latin and Greek ia completed in three yeaVs.

Lectures will he delivered weekly on Sdenoe. Literature and HWtory. The

next term often weeks will commence on Wednesday,

September

tat

ing term

1868, and

on Monday,

tha

ensu

NoVeraWr 15th.

EXPENSES ANP PAY MENTP. Boarding, Tuition in tho English branches, waidting, rooms, Aiel and lights per term of ten wc«ka,f50.

TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS. Pnglish Brsncbes, $8,00 cach lanan*ge, »5,00 Impairing, |3,00 Painting, #5.00. One-half payment In advancc, the balance at the middle ot tho

BOARt) OF INSTRUCTION.

S. Eovea, Principal ProtVstc of Langugcs and Higher English Branches. Mtss SXan PxaaV, Teacher of English Bracbcs: Mrs. E. M.

ROVCB,

Teacher uf English and Or-

uameutal Btan'ehe^. 't't' KEFIUDUFCKS: lion. W. n. Griswold, T. C. Bnntln, Charles Wood, B«rj. McKwn, A. Mr.Gr^or, W. Paddock, J. P. U#h« r, Judge D. l^^wming

SJTFOT fiVrtlicr plrttcular'address the Principil: July IS dtrif

J07

Wnrr»Mi 8 Blttdk.

to tho Admirers of

N 4 A PlNlR HEAD OV

IE^SI ®Eb'®a§1f SiiiitE.

TalV of bdsuty, It Mmnoiaxtsl wttho.t a fine bead 11 linlr, ihcn r«al the a».« if yon M" meto, circular arouuri ee'chboule, aod uo on« caa deubt.

P*"rtderfUtthefood's

PrnfeAior llolr Ra»torsitive— We call auo'nti«n of all old and y«ning, to

\hU preparation, vih.ch turns btttk to lt. •irigluat color, (.-ray tulr—•covor the bead or ths bsirt wtui a luxuriant trrowth—-oiuovo Uao dandruff, Hobinu. and all cutan««onj nraptitns--aanse a continual

jSqw

HELUOTYPES.

of which arc enperior to any it* thia oiiy and equal to any in the world. My rooma ar« oorotoitably furnished and every apartment vo arranged an to enable rac to produce pie'arcs of any,,of the highest artistic order. Stock f«r

of thenatuiai fluid, and benee.lf used a* a rogu la'r\roMtn(f for th* hair will presorvo It* color, and koopit frpmftilHiiSr to oxtrxm# eld s(e:l» all tta natural niauty. (ui! then upon the bald, tho giay, or t'«U4*d In soalp, to uu it a»d surply the ouog wl I not, as th«y value tlo flowing logics, or tho wltchlnp curl,' vet be without It. Ita praU* is upon the

Ins*

three

oho*

toiiguu

of us an Tho a*ontr-Mr Prof. Woed's Hair Restoruil*# in Havon

received th«fo lowing letter ia regard to ita Restorative, a tow weiks slaee. Dear Sivsa,

July

83, ISM-

jfr, I«avsnwnrth—Sin I I'ava barn troubled wtUt dai.druff or sourf eu uiy head i«r more than year, a hair befran to rome out. scurf and h«lr toprthsr. saw ia aJfew flayee paper about »Weod*s Hslr J«s»fI tnrativev as a care. 1 called at venr store aa the !»*,

In lfnpib tehtrt it 4M* iff 1

h»*S grest

ftith In ft. 1 wish y«u t' «ead m** two untile* more by Mr. Post, tha bea er of this. d» know as Sny of Uia kind l« used in title place, jou may hate a aarket fut many bnti.na after it Is kn&wn here. __

Yduri with respect StJFtJfi

rRATT.

PmiABtirnu., Sspt, e, 18S8.

we diSlri Yiur hslrJtestftWtlve I* proving Itselfbenoflrial torn-, Tb« rent, sn^ olsotl'C bifk part ofmy head almost losi Ita cverint—inltoct sai

plu' KtiUtwa

jyj&L-

Prof. O. S.

July 20-dwlw

acres, 90 in cultjra-

gfiaii

sfttoted ssOas

inAh-eav of this city. AtahM acres, SS in cuhiratfaa, affefarfay dbave^ua^eBfgiMof 8AKT0*

LaodAgent

4 loncn^

wiH bea oee&Mref tha Tlg«Ag*«oi tmaJ Society at the CcortHowee on Saturday, 7th* at 3 a'tdoelu A fall atSsadanee is 1 The aMmherst^ the Exaeatire Coatps relocated to asset at I® enriedtt Ma* dayaadrfaoe. Byordeteftha 4s Domuj(,%ec. FtESIOEJrr

JWft

joUr

rsiters-

lvo, and now the tip of u»y ho#d .a well ttudded wlitf rroi of y"U ir hi»tr, Mid.ihQ front Is alio Ihsire trUil ctUof pr^l'OrBtloDS whatever. 1 ihl.nl' personal reSooiHiondntloS, I can induce in- itt- ...j- Touri respeetfolly

a protnl.Mt'ff r«celvlt» Its benefit. wit»)#ut any be ters^nal trj' iu

rpr*i«

1 ihl.nv rr«Bi

tny

owa

msiiy others

K. THOMAS, M.D.

Ha. 4CI Vine strsst.

VtwcsirMts, t« Jun« 3S, 16£3.

tfaed! As ?ou ara about to tnanufertnro

and vend yoar reekmty discoiered Hair Reatnratlvei 1 will stais, fttr •hoiwsoi-ver It assy eoncern, thst have asod it snd known ethirs V» tlae lt—Uist, 1 have,

Sair

surer.I ears, been In the habit

Restorative*, snd tbet 1 and yen to any rith^r I know. !t entirely Ma« dandruff, and 1 ipving a heattliy ad all this, wuhout dn

using other

•rs vsatly superior asnsesthe i»esd of

id with one mai.tfa'a proper Bsc will restore

anv person's hair to jh« original yotU.ful color snd tdxturo, and all th It, or the dress on which i. recommend Its use to every oae desirous of

flae color and texture to hair Resnectfolly yours, Wlf,#ON

hsvlng

KINO.

O. woo»A Co., Pt^prletors. 3Ji Broadway, N. York, do the areat N. T. Wire Ballitif: ffrtabtWhmcnt). and *14

Market fit., St.

UUII, Mo.

And sold toy all

poorf Mme»lst*. fJnlt 30

School Bchcol! r^Op^n tny school, at the old Sem!asry in Terra-Haute, about the first of Sent, leh due notiee will he given. In Order

SHALI bllildlha

next, af to afTotd «he advantages of a first rate High School for bods males and feuialsa, I have associated *lth myself, in the bueiriea*, Mr. Edwfn French, a gentleman wall known both East and West, aa a thorough and soceoaafbl taacbcr, parttenlarly of the Maihematies and kindred sciences* and shall he a^ciated by Miss Mary L. Morey, a ladyot rau. experience and hearing high recommenda4othe osua who, ih addition tion*, wl Elijah will veachFrsncfc, Palntina and

usual branches of

Township Library

iriven tliat thisL Union Printing Office to

sBoildiQffdl

Farrington's Buildingdirectly epoosi te, first room pa tho 2d fioori Their ate Jarj hooka now out of ihe tamed immediate! Library in sett*

the

*rge number

whltfb must be rs-

'rote that portion of tho 3 fo 24 vol's there is 169 la/jra number of slngio

b^oks roiadng, besidea a large numb« vols. Thla must be criminal hede«'t

in not re-

12 o'clock, A. 3L, and ftoai hal# prf Ho ha« paat3P. VR. E.FLfNT, lunelWftf »Ubtsrian'

toive a large tm&her of, rseantLete tot Sale it low fiipae*. aod low credit. JARB^RT S BARTON, Jaa.ffdtf LandAg*gts,

Diiaoiiitioii c# Partntwhlpi

NOTICE

is heraby jdiree «at the Ana ot »a«k| SL Doll,dealers teW* and shoes, Ae..«aa dfe*6t%«S by aartmleoaafat*#® ifee Jlsa dto of Jufy I8S& A of onfed sjrt aooetets baa hceo aade and eaeb one will settle Ids oaa hfei Desa, and baa power to firth for the same kmg. 4.43* JACOB 30L L.

TbehMtena «fll beeeatosedal the eld ey&sob ttoll, wWsehe eey ha ihe^eiW at an tftaee te waftapea Ma mmmWa

KT WeHr •aaaAewafiia on*r eo 'he moat Moaahl* taraa. A ea6W**ee dTAepWblto rtiiillyea racsawt «idfem

fyPereoos ooaataofthe as (Ba

whoai I hoMae*s« and «cwill pteaae call aid #ett /ACOB UOLL.