Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 182, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 August 1858 — Page 2

TERKB-MAtTTEv

MONO A .^ 16, 8S6

For Pitiiirti inaOt

JOHN J. ORITTfiNDBN,

Of Kea tacky.

Vigo County antlLacompton Con--v ^^0QEEtSfiNB''a,"aBr^^l**w**-'Ow '^^MBSTUwS*

The Vigo County Convention convened at 10 o'clock, on Saturday last* for the purpose of geatefmgtto aeti-LecoittpUm element against the corrupting influences of the present administration, when Mr. T. A. Madison wu called to the chair and K. E. Basaet and S Coltrin were appointed Secretaries H5| |Ik JD Scott explained the object of the meeting and submitted the folloiring.wbish was unanimously adopted.

RaUved, That this convention whWB voting for candidates vote by Townships. JUtolved, That the ratio of each Township shall be one vote for every 40 votes cast for Morton and Willard in 1856, and one vote for every fraotion over twenty.-— That a majority of all the votes cast shall be necessary to a choice. *•.

Rooms were designated Tor each township to a&eet in, for the purpose of making their prelimioe*/ arrangements.

TIM Ustofcandidates for the difleront offices was read before the conveutwn, that each township might act advisedly*^ 1 After tine townships had decided upon a choice among the candidates, they returned to the Court House where the Convention was reorganized and the followfag ticket unanimously adopted

For fopretentotives^f*^,sit*

W. K, EDWARDS, BAirtD,j

'outUy ^TrMturw^

r#r

HARVEY D. soorr.

The Hon. R. W. Thompson wis loudly called for,who arose amid loud and enthusiastic cheering,and addressed the convention nefir one hour and halt' in one of his usual happy efforts. He was severe upon the opposing elements and^ wither ing in his denunciation of tho policy of the present administration.

Mr. T. congratulated the members of the convention on their harmony and the good works they had performed on this day—he felt like anew man—the Araeri cuus and tho Republicans had laid down their past differences! and bed united for the purpose of overthrowing corrupt administration, hieh we could and would do. The resolutions adopted carry us back into the Old Whig organisation, under whose banners #e htve fottght many a battle—through victory and through doiuat—we could freely unite again under the satuo colore, and fight sword to sword ami steel to steel, for Die welfare of this our oouetry. Th«a let all by gone* he by gonot, aad let us buckel on our armors and mow on to victory, which is as csrta«

the sun will shine on the

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For Sheriff

S AMUEL CONKER ..V

Fot Froieeuiort I V-aljWWta CRANE ., fW B.f a |},1

j. For Cot

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N. ,W: BBNSON. A ooafmittee of two from Harmon (towiult. W. Titdmpsonr and 1& Ifalwm) a,0d one fiotneach other township was appointed to draft resolution a, who retired a few moments and ret«rned*withlsomefivo or six which were adopted without a dis sooting voic*r~ [See proceeding for res *i olutious.]^^

published in pogood Sir Hugo had'*readwSl''1m mamoleeted by passion, save an artieat one for a fiowii^ goMet. Instead of love passages, his delight was in tournament, whence he always returned victorious. At length he was Song from the saddle of his indifferent by the beardless tilteriove! He saw Angeiic*^~-the fairest maidiin of tl» land—forgot his gray hairs, and, unmindful of the incongruity of a anion b* tween May and December, led ber to tbe nnptial altar. Fortunatelyc Angelica was ac modest as she was fair, and her firm virtue repulsed the numerous bvttterfiles that awarmed rownd the opening ftower* of her beauty. Sir Hugo jknew the tried virtue of his consort, and therefore she was to him dear and precious as the apple of hi* eye.v

He pat spurs to hishon?eA a^d r^de back tothe castle.' Angelica saw him galloping up, and oriedln terror fVom the window, "What hat brought you bark in such haste Has any accident happened to my Lord "None.whatever, gracious lady," answered Oontade ^*but4 the noble kp^bt w«s apprehensive thlt soma aoc

might happen you, if by any chancfe you took a fancy to ride Sultan." I ride—ride the large greyhound I" exclaimed Angelica in utter astonishment. **I bclicvo you are drunk or mad., JTt

TSRKUNRA DAY

or OUTOBJM, 18§8. .^58 lite eutire ticket nominated is made up of th« boet material, to which no one can {oa*ibiy otyoet, .and we hop© and tmlj desire to see it triumphantly eaceeeslul.— Look at the tiokel^-tfaiak of the then, tttd iett«tttbsc that we ham principles worthy ufcoutcuding for, and hs only way to defeud thoee pcinoiplea is to be s«rs to rtteml the polls *ad to deposit our vole* for the advojaatns of thoae priadples.

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Iter soliloquy was here

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One morning be rode to pay a visit to a neighboring baron in arms, his honest sqnire Conrade trotting after him. Scarcely had they proceeded half way when the knight suddenly stopped, and cried— 'HJome here, Conrade a most tormenting thought has inst occurred to me..This is the very day that father Nicholas comes to the castle to say maw for my dear wife and myself, and I am not inclined to have him in my abode during my absence so gallop back/and desire yonr lady, in my name, not to admit the priext."

Conrade paused *id snook Jhis head aa if in doabt, and replied-. ^Excus® J»e,«y noble sir, but perhaps the lady "Angelica, if left to her ovn cltscwtioni will do what yon wish." "A curse on vour perlups exclaim* ed the knight] *'i make all sure by giving 1? mJ-%, the order. '•Do yon think so ?H replied the. squire "now I, in my simplicity, believe exactly the contrary.. Tsike the advice of your fiiithibi servant for once kf ^onr life let things take their course, and give no order upon so delicate a point." «A fig for your dclicacy," crird Sir Iiugo angriljr "what absurd fnncics yon have got into yrtur head to-day Do you think an hour's ride a task so very tedious '"—T "Oh if jt comes to thai" sir," rejoined CodVa4cg "j have no mofe to say.*'

kmtterm|ted

the entrance of a servant, who informed her that father Nicholas had arrived, and waa in the anteehamber. "I cannot receive his visit to-da v." said the ooneort

receive his visit tp-day," sail of 811 Hugo, **for my Lord it

Oive this as my excuse to the

rov«rtad father} aad beg of him to refcorn to-tnorrow," "With all due respect to father Nichoias," contfaoed site, ^hi| IS hers^ '•he shall aot spoil ray pleasant ride.*— Now if my pony Were bnt hwe. He most hare aa easy giit, tad hia teeth I do not Isar he is aa quiet as a lasnbs Oh I how shall I delight in this two-fold nleasure of showing the soHy old fellow uiat I care neither for him nor hie orders, pad Of iuga pastime that is at least a novel one.'

Tb rough every comer of the house resounded aow bar cry of

uSnltaii!'

a litUe,raso«t doabt wfeMall

Hem

boy. Sultan P' The immense but dodue animal sprang froni a bone npon which he waa leaking, and was at hor side in aa instant.' Caraa* ing him til) she got him into a room, the

no growl, no bile, aad all i* With her »»ow white haad she

con tinned stroking tad patting his Inm back for Kme miaatea, aad Am, in die hope thai, if only through gratitude, lbs wosld csapljr wtth her hsey, she asttt^ ed her sew eteed. Heshowadhie

humor aad nctieat mdataaeewma aow)

prtkat «uianMe«Jt91s mw)

kutkM but Uus iisSlaeMwiefc a area* shwbwv •addHaotatitftMi^iaM ^st. Aa aot

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would Saltan condescend—1M RA^pBao^onliM as before, while aSowl escaped ftoi iring jaw». exclai "Yoa stedQi £oel die iy brnte," sad drove

you la into hia

He now growled audibly, bat stir

red net an inch, she repeated her blow.— This was too much for caaine patience a spring, and as she fell full

length npon the fioot, he tamed aad bit her hand. The dismoanted rider ed the floor with her tear*, aad tprang up to turn out of the room the uncoarteons brute who had thus rudely dtowtf how little he understood play.

Towards evening Sir Hugo returned and inquired with sospicfons haste whether Father Nicholas bed beea there. "Oh yea, he waa here." answered Angelica, "but I ventured to refuse his. admittance."

The knight caat a triumphant glance at his squire, and whispered to him "Now, old Wisdom, do you see the nse of my orders.

Doarade, who, as may be supposed, had satd nothing of the alteration he made ia the substance of his embassy, abraded his shonlders,with a smile nnperceived by bis msster, who had turned again.to his con sort, and first perceived that 8be wore a bandage upon her soft haad 1 He immediately inquired the cause. "Sultan bit roe." a*bl AngeMfci "and it ia all your fault, Sir Hugo,' added she, sobbing. "My fault I- cried die kctigbt. "Yes, your fault, and nobody's bnt yours," retorted his spouse. "If yon had not sent me word by Conrade not to ride the nasty, mischievous brnte, such a mad trick would never have entered my head."

In mute astonishment the knight hurried to seek an explanation from his sqiret who had slipped awky when Angelica gauber complaint* "What message dii you bring your lady demanded he

Conrade now ycwftjseedt the truthiW "Were these th« orders I gave you you scoundrel, said_ theenrage4 Sir Hugtl "Certainly not," replied the squire bii yoo will own that I have made my point good. You may see how it would have been had I given your order about the yonng priest. My noble lady is a model for her sex, and almost an angel, but still she is a daughter of Eve, who meant to have bequeathed to all her lineal female descendants her own spirit of perverscness. And we have only to remember the Lad Ansrelica'8 pleasant ride upon Sultan, to be convinced that it itt vigor in the descent.

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Shakapoare's Birth Place, Mr. Bayard Taylor states that when he visited the cottagc where Shakspeare wa^ born, a young and enthusiastic English* man asked the old woman

placc,

impossible that your master can have sent ns so ridioulous a message," "Aye, bnt he did though," pursued the sqoice "jtnd thy hoble master aaul at the same time that ho knew Sultan would bite terribty not being accustomed fo be made a pony of and he therefore begs that you will not attempt to divert yourself in that way." Having said this, he again moon ted his horso and galloped off to rejoin his master. "Am I awake, or do I dream?" ejacu lated Angelica. "The folly ofSir Hugo \fi so straugo, that I am almost tempted to believe it all a wild dream. What does he mean Is it not enough that I have hitherto tried to read his every will and wish, and, when known,obeyed* them implicitly and do 1 deserve that he should stretch bis poTVttr so far, anil play the ospricious, banghty tyrant Now I see that to be too submissive, too softly bompliant, is not tho wav to treat him the worm that crawls in the dust is trampled upon, But no, Sit Knight, it is not gone quite so far with us yet in spite of you, I will i$do Sultan and you mayV self, ns but for your message, sncn a thought weald* ueiMt haftf entered my

board

who shows

if he might cut

the

a piece

from off a

/font of it. "Bless you," said

she, ''Shakspeare had nothing to do with that: the butcher

who

Loxom»K

tit

ha«l the house loug

after him put that up" Upon .Mr. Taylor's asking the old woman whether the houso had evtfr been damaged by hunten of relics, she saM that tho worst instance was that of a party of boarding school girls, who asked to bo left alone in the room in which Shakspeare Was born, in order thai nothing*niight'di»turb the impression ot the iipot|C.^iEl$r,tltey left, a largo squarr blogk was fonnd to have brcn cut from the msntlepiece.

Another tourist stated that, as longer twenty-fivo years a^o, when he paid the same cottage a visit, the curious hunteo of relics had begun to pick pieces from that mahtlepiece, which was'worm eaten and nearly rotten, and the walls of the room and the veiy ceiling wero covered with the signatures Were now and then whitewashed to give room for the signatures of other worshippers of the great poet In the room, at the timt this tourist waa there, was a tablo made of mulberry, which ira* for sale, but the woman who had charge ofthe place would not vouch that it was made of the tree the poet sat under ia his own garden. "The only thing," says the writer, "that we saw at the Tittle town at Avon, that at all touched us, was the grave of Shakspeare, in the pretty little chnrch of the place of his nativity. Yet then was nothing in the mere appearance of the grave that was impressive. Yon were moved and touched by the fabt that you stood over the mortal remains of the immortal Shakspeare aad the simplicity of of his burial oiaee, the absence of anything like OstentaUonsaess or display abont it, lent a Solemnity to your thoughts, mid filled them with a revcreuoe that would otherwise be wanting. The stone that lies fiat over the body of Shakspeare, ia nothing more than ordinary paving atone, ia which has Uoca rudely cat thsea lines:—

Good friend, lor Jew**' aalte fetfear To dta the dust enclosed beTe:

Blest be the siaa wbotpsree tbe stene,' Aodeersedbetwtbat saoves my heaea'

ar ran TsLA*iArc,A*Ttc

stay

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aoaAiv.—Tb TraosMlaatte lUtmpii will sfimi aMMUM bj wbicb tfce diflenace of loagitads betareen oWrjatori«a la tbis eonatiy aad EarofM on "be tkterariaed vtA ilw sun nccopacy as krtitade is detoraiaed, aritiek in a asntter of mst iaiportanos both to the artroaoawr aad

aar-

tgator. It ia ooaso^f io ibe Ibnaer baeaaasllw traM^ortaUoa of diroaun—ri to fiaropa aad bmk will be doae ass*y wtih, aad

Ikwenad honliwiiis

obeereatlMH iwsaadlto ^cdmbtios^fade wffl be aWidfad. Heretofow acieace IM* net aibrdad means bj whieli DM oaMt Of Uie Uaitad 8ta*w coold be drilaeaM oa a elMirt, ia eoiaptiativa positiaa villi »i eoaats of Europe aearer tjkaa a Tbis«aeof tbe i^ay practical

It will be realised froa ibe coaipieUim* fraiti i-

ve&Uke Coaaut**»

jMha "fiMirflil mrfin ^Hine tkeajatott. Tk&* Oojdiaiis cveri%o«W'It prerea«s^Ve of duRMC, sad. it Stecagtheas tb^ .. c^ttr ud pmttM and deaoaes die blood. Try it, aad JOB will be cooviaeed. Sae fl»e sdrcrtnementinsaother column. ..

WBimO ACADEMY*

Aaofter jerenile daas of Boya and Mtmes, la tmirnaaiUp, frill be ergsniaed at ComOCTCul Ollege Hall, (Cm*s on Th«i^d*y Boreine next, (13Ui inst.) between 8 sad9 e"t o*k— To bratfthew! UMHroctioM trttibin the raw* of all, tbe aeainai tatooa fee of #1,W eill be ckaeged fertteMtwiie.

Oatbe

eretfic

ofthe same day between 6 and

TeHltki, a^ssS odhaittw «ad getrtleatea will «1•o be oqpaiaei. TeitloD for Ml eoone $2,00, or Iodine lUtittKry.

Thcee iutNetkum will be «xnincntly thorough sad practical, aad those *be, tor d^nsshres or their chUdwm, dMire to cultivate ele^iaee aad reddhy Of execotion in th« important a«d delightful accomplishment, trill do well to embrace this opportunity, as asother cooise of instructions will not be offiued at such loir i«tee.

Serml valuable prises—according to the nom ber of the claSsee—will be aw vded to those who merit them in laipro"re»eDto

Aug. 11, St ALTER & REINHARD.

What it is Doing for the Sick.

Wm. Schuthman, Esq.. the well known Lithographer, mysi *»I liave frequently caed Boerhare'a Holland Bitters, ud find it invar!

digestion and debility. Kev.S

.....Saitael Babcock,says: "1 ibond special rclitf from its use, For a severe headache, with which I had long suffered."

J. W. Wood well, Esq,, «ay« I have essd Borhave'a Holland Bitten myaclf. and reecommeaded it te OUMTS, knowing it be just what it is represented."

Aid. Jonathan Neely, of lower St. Clair, «sy«: "1 have derived great benefit from ita use for weakness ofthe stomach and indigestion.

James M. Murphev, says. "After several physicians had failed, Boerhares's Holland Bitters re* moved the pain from my hart aad aide, arising from indigestion."

NEW ADAHGRTISEMENTSW

Terre-Hant« Seminary.

(FOR BOTH SKXKfl.)

A'K ^ONDAY THE 6TH OF SEPTEMBER next, wc shall cumraencc ijuttrwetions in the "Old Seminary.,on the most beaullflil School rfto tlie ci.y. The oremises are undergoing such repairs and furnishing) both outside and iu, as will s-'cure convenience and comfort, including elegant modern, desk^t 4ur the supplv of former deficiency in seating.

The Greek, Latin and English Languages, includinff. Rhctortc, Compopition and UtclamatHii. with MbM and kindred ifudies^Will be ts^tV^K" 8e^4K'fRvttN^i6ijpa$of the Seminary.

Thellatherahtics and N|tur il sciences Ul|be aughtny Mlp. E»dwin Freucb, a gt^duale of wie Shite formal Sohool of ^Kaacbnsctii*, long a succusSful teacher iu 'he schools in th&tStSe, j«nd laUt well known hew as die principsl of we Grveneaitlc High School. Mr. French bcare, from Uls rortner flt-lds jllabor. abandant tc«d#o nials of his fittw-M for lHlliiOTe^tOn. bittl) iu knowledge, ^t*cralJu4jKmci»i

We shall be usststi-d by Miss Mnry L. Mo oy, a hi^hlr recoTOtncjidtil teacher fi*om the neighborhood of Boston, who, to long experience inthc eastern schools, htis added praeiloe In the schools of our own State. In ndditi to the usual branchpa tt^D^bt in cam|non|p^fhigh »ohool#, Mias Morcv is prepared*to giVc lh?truciioiiin the French Language, Drawhig And Painting.

Wej»rg detcrmined.ito .earn a good rpbutatton for this HbmiuSry by. such diligent and borough teaching \n the various braiicbeS of useful knowledge, as,ourindivlduBl exp«iienc«, of mauy yiare in thi ifchoof r^m, enablel fts to glv'e.

With our present force we can so grade our school as to secure the many advantages a division of labor, not tlie le«#t Of which in, that (he several teachers W'll preside over those depart ments of study most congenial to themselves, in which they arc most practised, and which, therefore, they arc best fitted to teach.

We divide the year into four quartern of eleven weeks each, including the ostml holydays. The school will he divided into three depart-ments—-the Primary, the Academic aad the Col legiatc.

The JPrimary Department includes the element? ,of Arithmetic, Geogra

will be continued, to wh eh will be added fcoglW. Gramuwr, the higher tules in Arithmetic, and Algebra through simple equatioiw. Tuition $7,0C»

The Collegiate Department wilt Include the Natural, Moral and Political Sdcnces, Higher Mathematics, Book-keeping, Anient Goograph\ nd Au cicntLsaguages, Tuition $10. 0*No aliewsnde made for absence, except at the option of the tcachers. Toition ta be

within the quarter*

The aew efty aeool

papii leaves, if be quit

SOT/LE &, FRENCH?

Aug.. 14-dwtf [dty papers copy

0xaM8ehooL

IS the design of thb Institution t^ AinM to the Httiens of Tar re-Ha dt« Mlitlt, Ibr the edaeaiioa aftke1r«ktldm,ttM«k rmtesnf tuition as will bring'It vithta the r««ct) of ail, and wtticli »a owly 4om« vw»n tfc* Graded plan. 4 lata aehoe! Wni be orynltti aad eoodurted la all re«Mteto, aft«Ute mott approved aaatcrn model*.

b«U«fitl Wieea

aeeared, and

now MtfanbM IN tke MWI olcmnt INK roe. rwjmndtBg with tk« arrmagaiMat of tMs^aool Imlltf. tag la eiachiaatl. and th« ea»tem cities. Jt mwmber of expert*two* ud McMr Necnjaaltaliod MMie *«siita*u mns tM&a have Wrs«e«t»d.

The plan ro«t«a»plateii a MMMaMt thowawh ednratloe, la aIl b»irMt asaally uuHH In th« best cost* «o* aad ft^fc sehooW ta tfca eoaat^.

Particular attaatioa will hejriv** Ml taeawral aad physical, as wett sssueatal wmtetltk «f tM papils. 'KmwTKnelf," ta aa tna»Fiim wkleS, a* Car as It apptie* te the physical Htwt. win be rtfldiy enforced »r «*si*pla aad ^eaeept every dMuta»M,MM thetowMtto th« M0mS. t»flwto»MelisiHtilMfl •ay, Phr0«4o#r aad BygtaiMi win Sw ta««ht orally— te the Mgke*, n» heal aftiMrs oa the fttfeet win It

Two aaaatona *ftt weeks earb—will eoealltat* tt« MkmrifWt. The Ant eemmeswlait oa TTeSnsaSat tfce lsS«rSephtatter ml, aad awdiiw tb«9eUl of Janaary IKS, iattedlag owe week vaeanoa dartiMr MA day a. 11MS

aeeead iiesalwa WIN eemm**tv tm Moada'T

fw USi aad ra4 on Itw 9Mi day of J«ae WUidif dta« «M w«*k vMsaoata Msr•rrsaWTtit^r. gaMffiKlaM eHWWnaws'MS 'el* B» iDMinlDUmwdlaadrasHi int.ac

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The ns aleSer tt Om tsWak ta b« mU i* tad

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The acfcaal wW fc» luirtil awl B»iaiss fat tk$

af aaiAwiasn^ ai' aasfcsitfi^assiss ISNI*

waiialil bt a*WalBi.awi..sf.saaatlasat la*B 4UHK ItsntlHE9C9BP* ms.s.w.n^M, ««r.T-r.o#nhaf ^abaa. ass*, J'a. aa»ta% k. aasa,

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t» Ijayertaat tlN^atrto avail .tbcauwNas ef tWa mft«•! k* J«WIM«A onnaiaatioB, ...- A 1*. i«. 4-mtf j. it

or Tsas*-

rr$S0per leaped for all Ac 1 livered at my shop. tT OrdaresoUcitod. Aug 10, "68

Haborm

i^bly relieves ia-

leaf Eoastt aad Steak, Wal, Mutton, Buntid Hams, Pfeklod llsata, Bf.lona Sausage and a Variety of other Eatables

Of the bwt qua-litlas, may be had at hll hours through the day st this «t»nd. In fact, everything in the eating lino of the best quality may be had at this bouse, In any desirable quantity. 0*1 return my thanks for the liberal patron* je ay friends have given me, and shall endeavor to merit a continuance of the same.

D*A fresh beef kill .d every day, and cut up to suit Aug 9, 1«58.

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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and

No. I, North sidle Public Square, next DOOR TO PRAIRI13 CITY BANK. C. & J. Jf. CRISHER,

HE now prepared to show a very fine x\ unrtnentofiiii* gnMli til the tbovr lltw, constating of Gold and Silver Hunting Catied, Kugtixh anit Anchor Letert. ofthe Maker*. Gold, Fub, Vest *mt Onard Chains. Gold Swkets, Klldea, Gold and Jet Cr«4««, and Gold TUtiuMrs.

JO" For »alo rhcap. C.dt J. M. CKlSHtSR. A««.7,ta».

Gold «ol4 I Gold ft!

C.AMKO,

COR.AL, I.AV.V, GOl.I) STOKE. IM.AtN aad «th«r dealrahlo stylos of Jewelry, In »et and iteparato. Gonta Br«ant Pin* a Sue aiaartmont of Gold Stud* aud Hlvieve Buiion*.

Aug7 C.f J.M.CKl.SUER.

Spectacles

old and silver Pebble Percesoplic \J f,,rir and Caneave GlaMe* «et In gold, Silvt steel, or German Sltvor irame|.

AUK7 C.A J.M.CRISHKK.

A MISERABLE LIFE And Premature Denth!

YOUXCJ MEN WHO, BV INDL'Lfftng in liablli. tnve ruiin their tmalUi, proatrvWd thetr nervnu* and lm|atrttd their mtnd«, thereby rftnd«rln(t the pleasure* of war fled life a weary pilgrimage upon ^aith

Dr. Kwing artnouncea to tadloii ill want of *r» »iedj for oh*irurtinn»i. Irregularities. a«., petuiiar t«» tbc delieate oriran'juiti.n nt their *y*teni«, l)f. Daeier** Komaic MoitUily Pill* tbe retned*. The many Uiou**nd boxen I Imve sold prove It—noe gpeak ill of them, forall like them. ilr.De«ler'PHI* cau ,onl} be hhd |t Dr. K*imt'i«offlee. ^r,

No. 9 Virginia A venue,.South of Hranrh RrtViV. !NOHS,\POLIH. IS!). ("*cTf«»xt^arrled ln'llif* in eertain situation* /OOt.atP thsiitt Fof rens»u direi tlun* with eaeh* Kit v." PlHce oh# dollar »enl l) mell to anj. «»art of tho wurkl. Offlt hours tlrim o'rlocW *. 4. until r. x. Jiilt 31 lSiS*d4iwly

Jt Hewoo* eoiu»uUl«a by letter are requeued to give a full d»*i4riptloti of symiitout* aad «ei*«uiia-' njiMR th» wme with a Bank Nne. Ihbjr *111 receive every, attcnllwU lhelr e-aso requires.

SNGLBS

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Department, primary studies

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#|JS

THE

pskt at

thePohool room OH or, before the last day of the quarter, or before tbe

Their long experience and superior sldll In that line, enable* them to Atwi«sh a B6TTERAWD CHEAPER fa arttcle^hatt is generslly sold in Terre-Hnntf

IT Oaf stock embraces the very licst that could be procured, which was wiefally selected by out selves sod we emplty none but the nost sccotn plished workmen-—hence we have no hesitation la saringtbat wears prepared to meet (be wstrtsand neeeseiUesofali.

N. B.—Repairing dose with nestn**t and dispateh. Joljr 80 S$.

DOCTOR BScDOimXiL

St. Ix»nis, has come here to settle peraaneatly. He reapeetftilly aflWr* hi* aervletw to tbe eiUaetei c/Terre-Haate, aad Its vldcinltjr, la ill tasndm ofhl* ntsMo*. jt7*oae«»a MtandOMo ftuoets, opposite Ba wfa Ckunsk

MaKk tt, dim

iMiuikSBMnaaiiM WOT1CS.

^HERSwill be a meetii^ ofthe Vigo Agti^il.

arittee ate rcqaesled to Met at i# •'eltek, datsad ^aor. fir order uf tbs Wj»

Terre-HfiLnte

FAMILY

"WvSoaadsata ia *cnq a«ic to** •M^t tMhnr«M«

Iis

BBALBR nr BEEF $X1 OTHBE MEAI Wo. 4, Meetaaiea' R«w«l er»0-H»ate,Ia^ AVTNG UEAS09, FOR'A 1T#E, Tlffe from

AVING LEASED, FOR A TT*E, THE from a knowledge of U» Atttsleat itnd ^iodmi welt known atand, I desire all lovets 1 Language*, on account of th« nnreas«ash!e lengtti of good beef, and other meats,

Jul W dw»f

J«y

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«r, One

Aug. 7 G. At J. M'. ("RISHKK.

Time is Money.

ETH Thomas, Suiitli & t!oo»lricb

Mareheot \Tm( tnlbut Chnuneoy J«sroiue»' day ud 3U hour clock* ]£J»flecks watchei, and Jewelry repaired tn th* ent tjl«j, ami warranted,

PProfessor

,^r' •1 t"

-si-i's

are roaportfUlly notified Unit Dr. KW. ISO, bj wBchstttily aud experience In this ir»ieii of practice. I* daily effm t* insr earen in Min wort dlfltcult c*»fk, without the leant dllBculty or trunble. PatienMalMlrtedwith a«J- lil'ul of prlvote dim-nil',tYom the mliuest form to the t)e«t «evere. inn conduit »r. K. with the ftitl flanuraneo of quick and la*tin* cure. Ir. K. warntHts cure without the aid of mereurj'. or i'hange ot businew »r diet.

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BOOT AND SHOX2

MAN U. A TIT 11 tt S

ABOVfi GfiffTLEMBSr HAVE KNtered Into a partnership, and are located on the east side of the Public gqnitrp, dhvctly opposite the Court Housej where thev are pretdired to carry on the Beet ana Shoe business in all of various brsncbe

De»us(S«e. PRESIDENT.

Coset, aal leme dfcwiei andde^»

erediia&vor<rf,L^iMrMiller,and

[iJ w«a, in Vk» esaaly bal., and 1 ba

CwtOMwh of said any, yafesfara temefaersHs^psass, af ^an sanwijBia^ .aad AgSe aaasefaHie aa«fcr m^igiu Uin miMr tbea and

jaVtHTtsss.

tonajn ari caitoi lsQ i^seslmlefieessbtc aaiW*.B.gTeWA*T, fibwiar K#go Co. tor

mere** (Mt je*rlv.

the ala of diislaititaHwi to fern goed, iatelHgent, happy and. oeeful ,«aea. The »oy-, ecnmentb strictly parental, vet decided. Lw» 9au.« la Moral Science will be daily assigted to the students, adapted to their various ages aad capad ties.

A eoi»petent knowledge of o^r Laiw^ge ii noU indi^fenable to every »sn: ear e©«s are therefore e*j-eci*'lv directed to correct apellihg, elegaatresdiog ani spenkiag* composiae, Ac.

Mathematics are taught with a steady new to business Tlie "3 ourcourse of in^trwetiop.

and mental training. Natural Sen-trees for an integral part of

Heretofore, many of the best tntnd* in the eoun

try have been deprived of «»e advauUge^ arising

to reaiember that of time required for their requisition but bl an improved method of teaching, w\ich botameaded bv Milton, Locke, Lcihaitx, Sidney Smith, and others, our students la French or German ar« enabled to apeak tho*.- languages Inane y*ar,anc a thorough course iu Latin ami Greek is cum pic ted io three vearo.

Lectures will be delivered weekly Setence. IJterature and History. The neat term of ten weeks will commence oe Wednesday, September Ist lSdK, and the eusu ing term on Mondav, NovomVer 15th.

EXPKNSBS AND PAYMENTS. Boarding, Tuition in the English branches, washing, rooms* fuel ami lights per term ol ten weeks, 460.

TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS. FngHfh Braoehes, $8,00 each language. Drawing, $3,00 1'aiuUng, t-I.Wi. Cue-half |m, vment in advance, the balance at the middle, ot tho U?1DJ*

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

S. Korea, Prinoival Pttkfi wor t»r

Lpegufie*

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Higher Engli»h Pmnches. Mi«a SARAH PKRRV, Toucher of T"Tngl1rf Brache?. Mrs. E. M. Rovotc, Tca%r of ^iglisb atnl Or-. iirinientHl Brnnche*.?- r'4!•*

ttKFKaKN'CkS:

Hon. W. D. Gmwold, T.-C. Buntin, Charles Wimd, Be«'J

M«K®Tto»

A. Mefireger, «ddock, J. P. IVthrr, Jmlgel). Dimming•. OjTPor furtlh-r particular adtlreas the Priueipal.

to the Admirers of A flSK HKAH OP

Talk »f beautv. It eaannt SXUt witho.t a fine head hair, then n-uil the follnWup, an'i if ou a«h jiiore, rtfrutur urtiutitl *HtVh *IH! HO out* OA* uout»I.

Wood'!* llnir lto*tornllve.~

We cull tlie nttetitli'ii ol all old and v.-uiiy, to this wiinderlul pre|ar«iluii, which turn* ba«-k to iu oriirlnal color, irraj hair—«over the head ol'the l»al«l with a luxuriant jtru*th~-retin»ve the dandrufl', itchIhK, and ail eutati«oii* ir.i)«t»on*^-eause a i«ititin\ml Hmv ofthe untuial fluid, uud h«rtp,lf u«ed a* a regu Urdresilua I'or ih. luiir will preserve it* «idt»r, anil Veep it ftotn failiiiK to extreme old ajte,

all il* natu«

ral tKT«ut\. V\ ruli then upeu the bnld, the Ktuj «t il.fteared'inMal,), to u*e it aad aurcl} the wl noU aa they value the flowinn locks, or the witching curl, vt-r he without il. Iu praise 1« upon the tongtm ofthuu.«andn. ,, ..

Tho aceut for Prof. tVood'* Uair Ke*torntlvr in Haven received the loaing. letter iu regard to tho ltcaterativc,a ttew. w.Qfk* since. llaar Kiv*«. July "3. IRIfl.

Mr. Leavenworth—Sir* I have l»e«-n troubled with diu.druflr or scurf on my head ler more lliun rur. Unir to roiuo tiut* nviifl mol hwlr hhw in aNew Havtfti paper ebnut "Wood"* Hair Keniorstlve"

II A

a cure, I called at \»ur nloro on the lt

of April lii*t, and jMirehssfd one itottle te try It, atid fuel Ion it «u!iili foiln'I to ni ku'1 tbe acurf «nd new liuir t-ffiti to grow three inche* In li it^lb Vrfr

thing It roinotiiil if 1« now twooi"

fl,

tea*

•/. 1 h*vo greit iHiitles mora by

Mr. Pout, the lM*a e'rofthln. I don't know ansli) oflfi.i Will.I i« used Iu thlt^di v*. }nt» ii'a have market fOi many botttes af.er .t l» known hure,

YUUM a Hli re»fet HUPUS PftA Pmt.AHkt.rnui Sept, ft, IfM Pref. Wo d—MM Your Hair Roatoratlvw i»)ri»vl,g lUelf O.'ni'Mciol tolHO. The tfelit, UIUI slsn tlie back part of my head airauat loft It* CoVeDng—III fact nat.w. Ibnve «s»d but two half pl"it bottle* nr jour renlofn live, •ntn»«'di«e tlo (jf Snv tii ud well »tudd#il wltii a promising ifrvoU' if hair, and the front I* al* rerelvina tta bcnrHt.' have. iri«d other ter-parstioii w-ithaut any benefit Whatever I think renin my o»n lnTi )»ml rccummeiotattoM, can Induce many others to tr* It, Ysura ^tM-tfiillj I «. 1llrtUA«, M.I. I .No. 464 Vino »tre«t.,

I'fuf. o.

Vm-Mats. Is JanetfS, WW.

,1,

tVoodi A*\ou an' about to manufiuturo

and vend trtif recenilj di.«i«n crcd Hair Ha»t«rati»c, I will «a'e, tor wtwwawver It may crtRcern.'tbMt I bavis uwd It and known other* to use It-Mltat, I •havi f-.r a«ver 1 ear». bwu in the habit of u»ing other Hair Reii|or»tlve«, and that I flml yotif* vitally auperh any other I know. Il entirely demiac* the liuiid of

•landrulf, and with one tuatilh'n proper u«e will, fertord HIIV pemon'* hair to tlui origiiml jniiliful loloraml lexturo. Kiviiqr a healtby. «»n at.d gtoaaj Bptwambc. •, and all lilt*. wltbot.J diaeoloHhit the hand* that apply It. or tb.- drea* on which tt drop*. I would, therefore, reeonuhend lt« u#e to every on,® denlrou* of having a flne color atid texture to hair

KeatrtfCtfnm johfs. ~t TVlt^OS KING. O. S. Woondtfo., Kroprletwr*. 3tt Broadway, N. Wire Ksiltng P.atabllahiecnt Voik, (lu the great 5. and 'U Market HU, m. LouU, good UCUfgHt*.

rktM Ofene Yen ftonfttViio

against JjHMa

iKflisr, baee levied tyas tj 6d«MetMt: loSiSa one {J,} three (%,) famr (4A frefl,jsilt!BAaiae Tt,jana tea fW,J WedrNe. asesaiemflTd in LMoa'a Addttkm to tbeawwa ef Teirt^ilaaSe. *ai leCi Hm. eieten 11 ,f #ttf.l andseiiat sla{76,]ia sedton %*. sin* tsajlilfossiKp JTeutwdlvc [1S Range No. atea

Aag. 4,d3w

M». Afrd sold by all (Jul? dw3m.

School School!

SH Al/I. twwn mr .school, st U»c old Petninsry building in Terre-llnute, »bout ibe first of Bent, next, af which due notice will be given. In ordei* to sfford the Advantages of a And rate High Heh»ol for both males and female*, I huve sssociatcd with myself, in tbe bttslnew, Mr. Edwin French, gentleman well known both East and West, as a thorough and soceessfttl teacher, particularly of tile Mathematics aod klndred sciences Slid shall be asrinted b^MlM Jhry 1^, Moroy, lad/of mu.'h experience Rod bearing high reeommenda* tions, who, in addition to the usual branches of English will k«dt Prencb, Painting ami Drawing* jfuljr 30-dwlw MOflESSOHLE.

Township Library.

"^"OTICE Is Ihi* by given that iMs Library in 1 resMned from tlie Union Printing Oftce Fairing ton's Bulldlngdlrrctly opposite, first room on the 3d tidar. TVIr ars Urg* nntober ot book* aow oat of tl»e Mtmu? which o^ist be re-| turned imtoediatelv. From that eertfim ol th# Library in setts nvm 2 to 34 vol's tbcra is 16% books mtSidng, bewldes a Isrge rminber of shagltif vols. Tbis mast be criminal neglect in not re-| tm-nina every book before tbe 28 days expire. 1lay bom tt to mat I to half'past 3 P. M. B. FLINT,

rniiag N.B N. 0. The Library is onea e«ny 1 19 o'clock, A. M., and arom bal* past 3 F.

Jane lfi*dif Librarian .a

DiMoltttion af Partnmliip.

bat the firm of Beck andshees. Ac^waa^

"VTOTICE is hereby given that tbe firm ol Beck xa 4t, Doll, dealers in boots dfcsoh ed b. Iy li66. A dlvhrfin el notes sad aecoonts has beea aad« sad each one will settle Ms ova baaiaesa, and has power to receipt in the name of tbe^* flrcs far tbe aune. PE

PETER P. DECK, JACOB DOLL.

IXIV business will be eontfaaed at lhc ok! Jacob Dot!, wbera he may be fennd rerdy ai atylaiea to watt open his casieiacfs, ly -Wniasaafttawda order assaMMa-tsrata. A eontinaaaea aftfae Avar Is tmfotfMltf oHcliad.

E bare a sale st low

'wilw nibit^ •ftlM pobUoS

CT fiiiaiins agsMMi wbgw heM notes aad se^fea asaniaafMwtali fcm wlB aksse csll ai»d seUlep taMMlaleiy. JACOB DOLL.

Member of vaesnt Lois torf and low credit. KliERT* BARTON.

lam nan figures, UAKIi

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