Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 185, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 August 1858 — Page 2

M. *. BKOWV, Editor. It. UWttt AMMiaW C4lt«r,

fE HRB-HATJTE

THURSDAY .MOKNTW, j".tTG. If, 1859 ss*s= for President in lawn JOHN J. CHITTJBNDEN, tf He* tacky.

A#"" The Journal is now abusing Mr. Davso bacanae, tt aaya, he "voted to keep abolitioniat Lew Campbell in bis eeat and moved to postpone the iavestigatio» of the Flo£-TJgIy riots of Baltimore.^ 't i»4s*l 1*..« fit?

Now vib want every body to notice that Mr. Darn did all this at the last session of Congress, yet in the face ol it all the Democratic county convention that met in this place about two months ago, decidedly endorsed him. And then we want it knows also, that the editor of the Joarnai was a member of that Convention. Thus it seems that this endorsement was intended to lay the foundation for the re-election to Congress of a mam who had "voted to keep the abolitionist Lew Campbell in his seat and moved to postpone the investigation of the Plog-Ugly riot of Baltimore. Has the Journal editor no place for a blush upon his cheek v*: a

t3T The Journal complains of Col. Thompson for having, as it says, read the anti-LecomptonDemocrats out uf tbe Democratic party. The Journal is mistaken and has ovidently been imposed upon, for Coli Thompson did no such thing. He did state, however, that the Washington Union, which is the organ of Mr. Bnchannn, published every day within a stone's throw of the White House, had declared that all antfoLecotttptdn Democrats were factionists, traitor* to Democracy, and even worse than that. Does the Journal deny the authority of Mr. Buchanan to proclaim to the country through his own organ what Democracy is Let it answer. We shall gather together in a few days, a few of these «M-1ng9 for the benefit of our neighbors, ii)si?bope that th*y will get ready to Id! ur wfcat they think of them. i«

J3T

Tilt

===lfe

We are inclined to think that the

•'Associate Editor" of the Union, shonld either withdraw bis namu from any connectfon with that paper, or as an "independent" candidate for Prosecuting Attorney—immaterial which.—Express.

When ho foels inclinedeithor to "with* draw his name from any connoction with this paper," or from the present canvass as an independent candidate for Prosecuting Attornoy, he will do so without the least regari to the opinion of the "Editor" of the Express, whoso gratuitous advice can jMfcrt no influence either with him or his ^Ion.l» .X

North Caroline Election The Wilmington Journal (a Democratic paper) speaks as follows, in its number of Monday last, as to tho general com plcxion ot' the returns of tho North Carolina election:

"With occasional variations we may re mark that tho returns exhibit again for Judge Ellis (the Democratic candidate for Governor.) There are losses and gains in the Legislature, The losses slightly overbalaneo the gains, but tiot enough to amount to anything. Tho only rerious alloy to this state ol things i« in the mountain district, where, as we learn by telegraph, Mr. \v»rv has been defeated for Congress, and there is a heavy Democratic loss. Tliis cannot effect Mr. Kills' election by a large majority, although it may seriously

fQT The most frightful contageous disease, Psora, is raging in tho town of York, Pennsylvania, defying the skill of the most experienced physicians—carrying off in a few hours all who® it attacks. The utmost consternation reigns in the town, and &e inhabitants are leaving in crowds by every attainable conveyance.

Kew York Herald says Can.

Scott is the only man who can unite tho opposition, ia I860, sad lead thorn to victory. yitifcz

jyp A railroad it projected from 9t» Joseph's, Mo., to Council Bluffs, Iowa, tho attimated cost of wbi?u is SI,066,088 —-the ditaace being marly 4$ tanks*"

»a«tpap«i**f&-

in name and nature mixed. The Republican Is D*»oct*tk Democrat is Republk^a-

NORTH CA*OU*A.—TH* Register says the Deaworala of thaUj^c

have elected their Ooveruot. to tweaty thousand »*jonty cartied both branches ef the I^gisUatmi*.

have

and

BW The tobacco dwwor is said taht like a ia a dutch always on th«?piu i"

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Tfc® Queen's Message Completed. It appears Ihatjib Queen^ HaCfage, as first trans milted, was incomplete, j|jfe4 co»aeqnently the President's Moleagoin aoawer to it may not be as appropriate as it otherwise would have been. Fortunately However it was retained at Trinity Bay, and now, that the Queen's menage has been received entire, it will be still retained until it can be ascertained whether he desires to make any changes in it.

The criticisms of the press did injustice to Victoria,at least in relation to the length of her message, if not in relation to its lit•rary merit, and tbe jubilant demonstrations made in honor of its receipt were somewhat premature. Hie following telegraphic Bews will explain the reason of the mistake.

TRIXITY BAT, Aug. 17—M.

The Qneen's message was not completed till 5 o'clock this morning. It was commenced yesterday, but during its reception the operator at Valentia, Ireland, desisted sending it in order to make some slight repairs to the cable through a mistake the part received was sent South to the President, as if it contained the whole messsge. The following is the Queen's message to the President:

Queen's Heiwfe.

VALENTIA, Ireland, via Trinity Bay. Qon. The President of the United States: —Her Majesty desires to congratulate the President upon the successful completion of this great Internatioual work, in which the Queen has taken the greatest interest. The Qae&n is convinced that the President will join with ber in fervently hoping that the electric cable which now connects Great Britain and the United States, will prove an additional link between the nations, whose friendship is founded upon their common interests find reciprocal esteem. The Queen has much pleasure in thus communicating with the President, and renewing to him her wishes for the peace and prosperity of the United States

The President*s reply to the Queen is detained at the telegraph office here, a waiting his instructions, whether it is to bo reconsidered in foil, under the circumstances. The operatives are waiting the President's answer.

The Atlantic Telegraph. To tht Associated Press: ST. JOHN'S, N. P. Aug. II. On Wednesday before I left London, the Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company unanimously directed that after the cable was laid, and the Queen's and President's message were transmitted, the line should be kept free for several weeks solely for the us© of Dr. Whitehousc Prof. Thompson and other electricians, to enablo them to thoroughly test the various modes of telegraphing, so that the directors might decide which was the best and most rapid manner for future use for it was considered that after tbe line should be once thrown open to business, it would be very difficult to obtain it for experimental purposes, even for a short time.— Due notice will be given when the line will be ready for business and of the tariff of prices. CYROS. W FIELD.

ANOTHER FOKQKRY.—Tho State Sentinel publishes the following as the first despatch from the Queen to the President, with the answer from the latter. Of course the Ledger will denounce it as a forgery*. Queen Victoria to President Buchanan, Greeting: ft *'f |§t

DCAR SIR: I have just presented" tho English people with my tenth addition to the Royal family. "Go thou aud do likewise."

VICTORIA

%n,ia-

KKQINA.

LOKDON, Aug. 5th, 185f). DRAR MRS QOEKN—Yours has been received. Follow'my example and "dry up."* JAMBS BUCHANAN.

How TO Cw* A CoU) —An exchange give the following receipe: An excellent remedy for a bad cough caused by a cold, is as follows: Take half pint of sharp vinegar, place in it an egg without being broken, allow it to remain forty-eight iiours, when it will be found that the shell has been completely dissolved by the acid then break up tho egg in the vinegar, add a half pint of honey, which being mixed will bo ready for use. Take a spoonful several times a day. It hi add that it never has failed to jpro-

Ftltifcttstor Walker. Ksw Oauuxa, Aug. 11.

Gen. WaSWfi ift Alabama. He left Mobile on the Steamer Legraftd, for Mtmtgomery, on Monday, the th.

Zulotga has abandoned Tamjsico. The Liberals were advancing. The deatha by yellow fisver last week were 140.

JS^Alice—"I wonder how it goes to kise oae of those creatures with a horrid moustaelM?** Motljr—MW hy, la! Alice, of course I don't knowr." Alice—"Well, I'm going to get the boot-bm»h aad try it." 41ice fiada out, aad the sont cloeet/t

JgfDuiet Lochrane, of Laaooter, Pn getting tired ^This wife a&d sot having tine patieace to watt for a divorw, toased her oot of the window—just threw let away.

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Council Prnreert1s|i« CiTr HALL, August it. I Council Stet pursuant to PrescOL^ His Honor the l^ayo Board-of Council oten.

**-Tb*\Vhitfow*, who shot Or. Sogers at Portland, Kf«, last weak, here bees amaitted, a dear ease of criminal bten-, tion oa the part of Dr. Rogers as to Mus Warsaw, I»y «fca Emperor Alexaaakr 5p#®4n»» iWcWtf Anpac

On motion of Mr. Shannon, Mr. Beach took the chair. Tbe minutes of the preeding meeting vera read aad adopted.

Mr. McLean then offered a petition from Dr. S^B. Smith, praying the Council to take the necessary steps to enforce the Ofdisance entitled, "An Ordinance to Prevent the Erection of Wooden Buildings within certain Limits in the City of TerreHaute," in the case afC. H. Goodwin for removing frame building on Ohio street

Tho pet ion was laid upon tho table. A remonstrance was submitted by a portion of the property holders on Poplar street, between Seventh street nd the canal, praying the Council not to have said street graded and gravelled.

Whereupon, on motion ot Mr. Harrison the letting of said work was postponed until next regular meeting, so that all of the property holders may have a chance to express their wishes on the subject.

Bart & Hickcox's bill for hose for Northern Liberty Fire Engine, amounting to f420.00, was then presented, certified to as correct by ihe Chief Fire Engineer, and on motion of Mr. Tousey, it was ordered that a note bs drawn for said amount, payable in six months from August 6, 1858.

The following was offered by Mr. Tousey end passed, Messrs. Shannon and Harrison in the negative: Be it

JResolved, That the Mayor, Treasurer and Councilman Shannon, be authorised to negotiate a loan of •lOOO for 90 days for use Of City, and that said funds whan negotiated be transferred from General Fund to School Fund, and the Clerk be authorized to place said $1000 subject to tho order of the

Board

PLAGIARISM.—The N. Y. Tribune, tho great preacher for tho rights of Authors, it appears has stolen a work written by J. Bentwright, and published by Geo. Hoibrook, of New York, on the art of taming horses, which was scut to it for review, but which had not been copy-righted.— After making a clean theft, it would appear that the publishers of the Tribune tave had Che plagiarism copy-righted— thus adding insult to injury—besides tbay havo used the name of J. S. Baicy, to sell their work, which is to be issued in an extra Weekly Tribune, by Horaoe Greely it Co. For farther particulars see Harper's Woekly.

Lrmn BsmELonta.—Alfred Hughes, Esq., postmaster at Charleston, S. G., in a communication to the Charleston Courier, says:

Business letters art almost In variably •etit in envelopes, and in tracing out losses or miscarriages it is always important to aacartaia' the precise day of mailing at the point whare the letter was writtaa. In many casee has found the letter Itself to bus km preserved, while the invelopa has been loat, and thus vary csaentiwl information it forever destroyad. I would tbetafare suggest that whenever letters are ofaoch nature ss to be matters of reference a/ttr their reception. they had better ha folded, sealed, aod forsrawtad aft fotasarly, without eavelams, the origTEal ahe^ beariegthe dtte wttbn and the post stark or stjwp withoat.

Tlisee ss^gastsosai widhwAti, aia there-

nlnUstsiB

iaaad soldiexa an

iW®lS®Stfi$sltt®®M'l§®l®lS^^

of School Trustees,

On motion of Mr. Tousey, the

Commit

tee on adopting plans and procuring specifications for building Engine House, were allowed further time, and the letting of said work JgjP postponed until next meeting.

After allowing and referring sundry bills Council adjourned. Attest: J\ H. BLAIvE, CLERK. —i,

A MTSTERIOUS CASE.—Quite an excitement is said to exist abont Millersburg, Iowa, in consequence of the spiritual revelations of a boy, who asserts that Thomas, whose mysterious disappearance was noticed a year ago, was shot and thrown into the trell of one of the persons arrested about that time on suspicion of being his murderer, and his

hoTse

was 'backed*

down the well alive and the well filled up. A large

number

of persons congregated

around the well on the 3d inst. to dig down and ascertain the truth of the boy's storyTfWhen they hail dug down about twenty feet a stench arose so nauseating that they had to fill up the we*l It was their determination, however, to dfg from the sides of the well, but the owner swears he will shoot the first one whor,wakes any further attemps. -3?

««, *fcA»» .s

V»!2biJf"'^

'IVe

way fee keep wril, ukaMcLutx'a CBL^TSIISt«jLimA»j»i8 rdifte 11 BLOO* POU ma, be areM £et, MM) ae disease can attack tfce sy^en. tills Coaiiat tk aoaC^feetfre Ahfcufire ud Tonic «rer kwnni. It is a pcrfrct yrev?.aitatire aad It strengthens ihe system and ponies aad deansca the blood. Try it, aad |oa wilt be coavineed.

On theerening of Umeaae day between find "7 o'docV, a class of la&e# and gentlemen will also be oqpuMaed. Tuition for full coarse $3,00, including stationery.

These iastmctiou* will be enin«nUy thoroogh and prscHcal, and thoee wlio, tor themselves or their children, derire to cultivate elegance and rapidity of execution in this

NFR W ADVERTISEMENTS.

Terre-Haute Seminary. (FOR BOTFL SEXES.)

ONnext,

MONDAY THE 6TH OF SEPTEMBER we shall comuenco instmctions in the "Old Seminary," on tbe most beautiful School site in the ci.y. The premises are undergoing such repairs and furnishing, both outside una In, as will secure convenience aad comfort, including elegant modem desks for the supply of former deflsieneWs in seating.

The Greek, Latin and English Languages, includiog Rhetoric, Composition and Declamation, with Mcntal Philosophy and kindred studies, will be taught by JMoses Soole, A. M. Into principal of the Semhwry.

Th^ Mathemntios and N.vturil sciences will be taught by Mr. Edwin French, a graduate of the State Normal School of Mfuwuclmseitf, long a succas«sfal teacher in the schools in that State, and lately well known hertf as the principal of the Green castle High School. Mr. French beara, from his former fields ef labor, r.bundxnt testimoniald of his fitness for his profesaion, tmth in knowledge, general judgment and aptnrsx

In the Academic Department, primary studies will be continued, to whtch will be added* English Oram mar, thehigher rules in Arithmetic, and Algebra through simpic equations. Tuition $7,00

The Collegiste Department Will include the Natural, Moral and Political Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Book-keeping, Ancient Geography nd AndcntLangtjag^, Tuition $19. 0*No allowan ie msde for absence, except at the. option of the tcachers. Tuition to be psid at the school room on or before the last day of the quarter, or before the pupil leaves, if be quit within tbe quartet*

City

r[*

-us"»

temwt in another colnac.

the adver-

import*nt and deKght-

ftu nCcomplishraent, will do well to embrace this opportunity, as aaother coarse of instructions will oot be offered at such low rates.

Several valuable prizes—according to the number of the classes—will be awarded to those who merit them in improvement.

Aug. 11,2t ALTER & REINHARD.

What it Is Doing for the Sick. Wm. Schuchman, EJaq.» the well knowu Litho-

S[ollaai

rnphcr, say*: "Ihave frequently used Boerhare's Bitten, awl find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility."

Rev.Samuel Babcock, savs: "I found spcclal relier ffQjn its ase, for a severe headache, with which 1 had long suffered."

J. W. Wood well, Esq,. cay: I have used Boer hare's Holland Biders myself, and receouamended it to others, knowing it to be just what it is represented."

Aid. Jonathan Neely, of lower St. Clair, says "I hare derived great benefit from its use for weakness of the stomach and indigestion.

James M. Murphey, says. "After several physicians had failed, Baarh&rcs's Holland Bitters re* moved the pain from my hart and aide, arising from indigestion."

U*rh.

We shall boasskcted by Miss Mary li. Morey, a highly recemmended teitchcr from the neighlwrhood of Boston, who, to long experience in the cssteiii schools, bas added practice in the schoo's of cur own State. In addition to the usual branch* es taught in common and hi^h schools, Mijs Morey is prepsred to give instruction in the French Language, Drawing end Painting.

We are determined to earn a good reputation for this Seminary by such diligent and ttorougb teaching in the various branches of asefal knowledge, as our individual experience, of many years in the school room, enables us to give.

With our present force we can so grade our sthool as to secure the many advantages .»f a division of labor, not the least of which i», tbnt the several teachers w«ll preside over those departments of study most congenial to themselves, in which they are most practised, and which, therefore, they are best fitted to teach.

We divide the year into four qunrtera of eleven weeks each, including the ttsual holydajs. The school will be divided into* three departments—the Primary, tbe Academic and the Col*

legiate. Thel Primary Department includes the elementa of the Engliali Language, of Arithmetic, Geography, &C. Tuifion f5,0b.

SOITLE & FRENCH*

Aug. 14-dwtf {city papcre copy

Graded 8ohooL

IS the design of this Institution t* to the cttixew efTerre-HaoW flieJtHte, for tbe education of thHr children, a* »uch ratetof tattlon as wtU bring wt this the teaeb of all, and which can oily be dnae upon tba Graded Man.

T&N school wHl erganlzed and enndacted »n all respects, afterUte asoft approved aaktera models. The aeW eHyaooo) iMSldtog, has b««a seearcd, and new being fsratthed in the Most elegist style eorres|Mttdtag with t*e arrangement ef the school taildtag la eitdmaii, and tbe eastern ciiies. JL nemberef experteaeaa and Wgbly aeeompUsiied ftmaletunistaats ma« th«Ba«t have heenseeared.

Tkefttaa cOatenplatesasoeadaud Utoroagii sdm. tlca, ta^Il brsaaie« naeally Uoght ia Uiebeateenia»i ana h|gh sChoets ia the eoaethr.

Pafth&lir aWeatioa wta be giecn to the ssorat aad pavsicst, as wail as taenia! eattlvatkm «f tae pupils. -•KaevThTselt" ts an fujaeetlen w%ka, as fitr as

SM»UM

t» the fwystaa! naftre. will be rtgtdi eafore.

Ml sftttMflt a»d'm«e^M ta wry deperuaeat,

and «a4 theMh dag

ding osiswt vaeattoaifliatsqr. *AT*S OFTWmoa. v. ^Children bom

sr.

Trim

«r» inn etd aad awwsrd, ta

The rawatader «r tfce It be yaid ta Grade wayeetleety at AtaWoa

Bss. g.y. Tliapm, ft OeeSe*, mnmti. r. A.

f.jf.gawiew,

tie. geMMaaraad tafrrrtwatw IRgtorktaw*. lEaehya^Mta* MSnwMMi^n^ a ja.

natae afaach aMMoe, J&TMXATMk The sthael wjB be fersMbed w*th- inew»ll' ie AM' "tahwite, theeertee

fbetheasfceaf «aa vtttha

Mtrrauiarcwt

Dn.li,Sr^

HIt t»peetatihatan 4a^rtag ta a«riBi tSew*wee

*tb*s

Aag. M,

h* (ttMtt aMs snutattm J, H. StOt/Rt. Prtacifl.

'^^rs* $!yr -1 iSlillli

A L. SHERMAN,

BROOat MAKXTTACTtmER.

1 mum

KAST

WXmiO ACABSKT.

Another juvenile class of Boys aad Missed, PeaBsaafbip, will be organised ift OeaMeercial College Hall, (C*rr'a bnik&Dg,) on Thursday morn--lag next, (13th iosfc.) hetweaa tt aad 9 o'c*ock.— To bring these instructions vithio the reach of all, the nominal taiuoa ftsef $1,09 will be chafed fbr Ae fWl eooree.

IAM

WAAA-HIIT*.^

m&Mm, 8.'«®®3KB» CEAUaOl AID OTHKR MEAT No,

S,Meehaaics*Roir,Terne-Hante,1u4. A I N O E O A I E E XX abora ?rell known stand, I desire all lovets of good beef, aad other meats, to remember that Beef Koasts sad Ste&k, 7eal, Matton, Bacon aad Hams, Pickled Moats, B&lona Sausage and a Variety of other Eatables Of the best qualities, ra.iy be had at all hours through the day at this stand. In fact, everything in the eating line of the best quality may be hal at this house, in any deniable quantity. 0"I return toy thanks for the liberal patronage my friends have given «e, and shall endeavor to merit a continuance of the same.

ACTA fresh beef killed every day, and cut up to suit'purchasers. Ang. 9, 1858.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and

SILVER WARE, No. 71, North side Public Sgnare^ next DOOR TO PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

C. & J, M. CRISHER,

ARE

Gold Gold Gold fit

AMKO, C'(lR,\L, t.AVA. (iOI.PSTOXK, PUXtN and ottior lieslmhlo !lylo« of Jewelry, in itet *nd se7«r«t«. Gent* BrenM Pins a line assortment Gold Studs and NUave Uuttons.

Aug 7

Gold

-Sr

NOW PRE PAR ED TO FURS&fl T8S «We tl« to ipMlwifCi or »l{lt yitw tnere" beat of Bmw, of the variowa sty lea, made to' in wn^nit loa^ihcr mack Ufll »«4 ».i ordcr,aiid sold wholesale or retail at the lowest* micM I*«r«c4 *sji1 JcHjhtTultj inone *»rir.

r-$50 per ton paid for all the broom brosh de- j8

HOW prepared to show a very fine

iwnortmetitof new goad* In the above tine, con. staling of 0iWand Silver llunUng Casc4, hngHgh nml A nehur levers, of the best Makers. Ontd, K„h, Vtf.n and Ounrd Chain*. Gold Nook eta, Ktidea, Gold aad Jet Crooses,

SHO

Geld TillmVie*.

JO* For tale cheap. C.& M.CRI.SHKK. Aag.7, M08.

J^.M.CRISHEW.

Spectacles.

and silver I'ebblc i'crccsopHc Perferie and f'ONRMVC Glasses set in gold,

WIUTJIIO

steel, or German Silver trsmes. Au*. 7 C. 6 J. M. CRtSHKK.

Time is Money.

ET1I Thorax, Siuith Citioslrich

.Mnr«lie«. Wm. Gilbut, Clintiiicfly Joroiitcs' fi day and linur clocks lTft'locks. watches, and .tcwelry repaired In tt» best ?tvlc, and warranted

Aug*7

C.&J.

M.CRISlIKi

A MISERABLE LIFE And Premature Death? VOUN'C MEN WHO, BV 1NDCL-

-a glus in secret hablu, have ruin- 4 Uitsir health, prestrnt-"! tiiclr nurvnes tatom, ttinl |in|iatrol Iholr ininds, th«r«»b}' roinlorlnjr lh« pleasnrt^s of mar rlcd life a wcurj' pll(rrtwa|ic itp»n mrih are respwtfully aottlled that Itr. KtV. l.V'O, bjr much slody sod oxperlenre In ... /.f thl* branch efpractlci*, i« dally elft't tIns csres In ti»e most difllcult rases, without ihe lenM difflcnliy or tnuthlo.

r.j

rsilentsiiBllrted wtlh any kl'xl ef prlvsto disease, trmn the mlliiest form to the uiont *c., ver«, ran consult Hr. with the full nsauranre «f oulck snd last!rig euro. nr. B, warrsnts euro witheul Uic aid of mercury, or chnngc ef business or diet. l)r. Kwing announce* to ladles In Want nfervned* for obstructions, IrrcKularilles, dtc., [tectilinr to the dclicste oraan'sstien of tbolr system*, Hr. liaclcr's Kcmaic M'n'.hly Pills the remcd\. 'Hie inanv tlmussntf boxes have sold preve It—tini.cspoalc ill ofthrni. forall like vhem. lr.Ui?clcr'«I'ill* can onl) be hud st Dr. Kwiiijr'sofllce.

Ko. Virginia Avenue, South of flrnnch Rank. 1SDIANAPULIJ, INI). C*rTjes.--Msrried ladle* in cerisln situstion* Should n«t use tbein. For ressou sec dlreul«n# with each box. Price one dollar: sont by nmil lo an} part of the world. Office hours (Tom A oVlnck *. a. until 9

P.M.

Jul?

t&K-d&wlv

PerKous censnltlng inn by lcU« srs requested toirive fufl description of symptoms as4 nccotniw nyine th» same with a Bank Note, they wlllretoive every attention their esse requires.

ENGLES & STONE, i, «aj yf^f'

... k'

BOOT AND SHOE A N A O E S

THE

ABOVE GBNTI.EMEK HAVE ENtercd into a partnership, and are locntcd on the esat side of the Public Square, dircctl/

rite the Court House, where they are prepared to carry on the Boot and Shoe business in all of its various branchc

Tlieir long experience and superior skill in that line, enables them to furnish a BETTER AND CHEAPER article than is generally sold in Terre-Haute. iCT Oar stock etabrsces the very best that could be procured, which waa carefully selected by our selves and we empky none bot the meet aeeom pliahed workmen—henoe we have

heritatlon hi

saving that we are prepared to meet tbe wants and necessities of all. N. B.—Repairing done with neatness and die-

July 30'58.

DOCTOR McDONNXILL.

breaches of his profeM* rw«*«» Mhaad wlaCbareh.

March W,

THERE

tn tbe totwtdma, AnatMMles* will be ttartt oraHy—

la the lb* heat aatkon en the satgeet win he yswwi Two seesion* *ftt waeks each—'wSH eoastthrt* the hoelfMc. Tbe in* 4MUMadw oa We4«e»day lfteffteptember aaxt, aad mihag the«80i oTJaamtg MM. l—ia«lag +m tweefc eaeaaW dariag heili days The seeaad eeasien will eewaee ea Monday P»h.

ot torn*

2CS0iA«ln*

Ohio fueela, opposite Bald-

dlai

women

will bea anet^ of the Vhp» AgHcaltsoal Sedety at ihe Court Hoaeeon Batarday, AnfpM 7«h* at 9 o'clock. A fell attendance la aeqaested. Tbe wembeiaof tlw Eaeeattra Comaimem requests to meet at 10 o^ciodk,

SUM

dayaadplace, fijonkrofthe w.» DnwAa,aec. PRESIDENT. Jofy.SMlH [loornai

«H*Urn*SALE.—Br .irtm olmt Vn ntai Execatleit) iaaaed 8 the Vies eaa Court, end tome directed aarfdeHt* «wd in fcrar ef

Lnthet Milhar.aad

Miller,

fesieatatete-wit: JLotsMo.

fv» (4,1

deae a# the ^nt

tM{^Jstg {6.] «ne {3.}and tetsftO,}

WMkHo.«ewe«t«aifi?,] Hi iiatonV Addtthm to tlMtownafTami-iiaMte. awl k*s Uet etewen Iff f-,} «^t[8,} awi sevens sixITC.IiaawAM fi.. gis.

OfjLT»w,*fe89***tfrn[13,}lay Wo. atw[9l lad s«d^TwiiJ

CowtBewhiTcm-naatawflttafkekgaJhMa

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Terre-Hautp fflastical Academy

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FAMILY BOAKOtira SCHOOL,

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lirered *hop- 1 intellirent. happy and useful m?n. AH ihoto I? Orders solicited. Aug 10, 58 wly. habits whtehinflueaee the phv««»l,Bioral and intellectual nature of the ftUure man, receive most particular attention- Gymnswtieal exercises are under the immediate supervision of the Principal.

aim of this lastitutian to form *god.

The government engaged in at reasonable lnter-„ vab under the is strictly parents!,yet decided.— Lessons in Moral Sciet.ee will be daily assigi.^1 to the stu- dents, mlspted to their VariotoJ agM and capacities.

A competent knowledge of «nr Lsa^uagc is saoit indisfeuaibie lo every man: our are therefore especially dir»»cte*l to eom'ct spelling, elegant reading and apeaklag, composing, &e.

Mathematics are tai^ht with a steady vie^ to businws ami ment»l traiuing The Natural Scienees lor an integral part of our course of a«tnictio9.

Heretofore, manv of the.best mind* in the e©ti:i try have been deprived of the advantages arisiii£ from a knawledgc of the Ancient and Modern I Anguages, on account of the unrea^oaable length of time required for their requisition but bJ an improved method of teaching, wVich i* commended by Milton, Locke, Leibnita, Siduey Pmi»n, and others, our students in French or German »re enabled to speak those l»ngn»g«* In one year,an« a thorongh course in Latin and Greek I# compl* ted in three years.

Lectures will be delivered weekly en Science Literature and History. The next term of ten weeks will commence r» Wednesday, September 1st 18fH, and the e»s» Ing term on Mondar, NovemW 1 Sth.

EXPENS15S AND PAYMKNTPfi~. Boarding, Tuition in the Euglwh branch^fl, washing, rooms, fuel and lights per term of ten weeks, $5H.

TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS. Fngiish Branches, $8,0:1 ouch language, $5,00 Drawing, $3,00 Painting, $••/!». One-half pavmentin advance, the balance at the middle of tho

Uim' nrtARDQFINSTRUdTlON. S. Eovra, Principal Professor or I. »ng«gc» stid Higher English Pranches. MISSSAKAK P»:aav, Teachcr of F.nilish Brdchri. Mr. B. M. ROVCK, Teacher of English ami Orinientul Bnmches.

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Hon. W. D. Clrixwold, T. ttuntin. Charles Wood, Beitj. MeKeen, A. MeOregor, I'fddork, J. P. Uslur, Judge D. D-nuuiug. {D*f«r further- particular address lite Prim ip«l.

July 25i dwtf

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Prof. O. 3. Wwods ,\s ynu areal'onl to manufacture'' and rend jour recently "discoveied Hsir Kestnrntlve, I wiJI state, for whomsoever It may concern, that I have tifed it and known other* to u*« It—tltnt, I ha* e, fors^veriii years, been In the Habit ef using ether Ilalr.Restorattves, and that I Bud ynursvn»tl superior to any ether I knew, ft entirely cleanees the head of da«draff,and with ewe mevth's pruper use will restoro anv person's hair te Ihe Prt^insl youlliful color and textere, giving a healthy, soft and glo**} apj»earan and all tiila, wliboiil discoloring the hands that apply It, or the dress on which tl drops. I would, therefore, reeenimend its use to every one dosimtua of having a floe eelnr aud tevture tobair

BesnectftiHy years, "WtUtO?C KING. O.

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Wood's llnir Hc«toralive.-»-

Wo cull the attention of all old «nd yming, to this tt'uinl*rlnl ]trc|'.irslU»ii, *hi tuniK Imiktu H« ..rijftl'i'l ctlor, jirsj Imir—crtvrr llin ht-ml »t Iht? Iiiill with luxHrlunt growth—remove tln dmidmll, it'hinjr. ami nil cututmou* eruptions'—cause coiitllun,! Bow of thj usvuml fluid, slid honce.lf used an a reiru Urlro.mlii(i fur ih» hnir will pre^rvo IU color, and keep It from fatlinj to exlreine'uld sire. In alt Its num. rat buituty. We call then upon tho bald, the (ffny. «r disr«"»d "in sent,*, lo il*o ll avd surely tlm y»iiii(c not. ni thev value the Aowiup tucks, or ihe

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t'wrJ,. MT f»e without it. lu |r«lso is upon the tonpu.nf thousands. "I agent f»r I'rof. t\'oe«P* tfalr lle»t»ratlve In littA e|t rei eived the f«»'lewitiR letter ill regard to tinKe*twrttttve,afew wei.k» iece.

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Ktv*«. Julyttl. 1P.W

Mr. J.eBven"Wnrth~~Sir5 I have hfen |r»mbleI *|ih dsndrttffnr setirf «»n my ticad t«r more than year, tinir hcjftin to c«mu out. wufl and hair iogclher, I *a« In aNew Ha*cii paper ubout Wool llnlr He*t«rnt.lvc,* a.* a cure. I mlled st'sniir More on the IM of April 1a»1, and purrhaa-i! one ti'itfle to try tt, and I found tom sHtWseiloM It was the tlriv,« It rfmoteil the scurf and new hair Iw'jran tts grow, Hi# now two or three inches lu length wAcrr oft 1 h»ve urcut faith In it. I wish «h to send nw two IwUtlo* mors !v Mr. Post, tin-hea e'rnfthls, I don't know as any oftl..« Wind is used lu iliix pliice, }o« may have a market munv bnUle* after ills known here.

Vours with respeii IJt'KtTU PRATT. Prttl.tnKi.rrtM, Cept, 1M3. I'rof. Wn d—Strt Your ffidf RestrtfatUfft is proving ll»fl( heiiertini tome. Tt.e lr«nt. srtti also the back part ot iny bend almost lost It* covering—^In fltct

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I ha*e used but two half pint bottles of jour rrstunitlve, alld now the tip of in head Ss well •tuddei with a proml*tn(t crop of y.iif tt Iralr, aud the front iantno recelvltg It* benefit. I ImVe irl«d other pr paratleii* withMiit any benettt whatever. I think from my own |U!r»imi recommendation, Iran Induce many others to tr Iv. Vw«i« respei tfully

n. H. THOV»A*, M. n.

r* a No. 4M Vine itrevt.

Viacsssrs. In JaneSC, 1W3.

Vorfc, (In thereat Jf. V. Wire Katlmjr KstaMlshmcnt) and '14Market 0l%, Kt. bouts, Me. And sold by all geod lrufgist». (Jul* 29-d*3m«

School! School!

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reMwn my school, at the old Seminary

building in letre-Halite, about the first of Bent. sext, ef which dae notiee will be given. In order to afford the advantage# of a fi tat rate High Selnxl for both males and females, I have associated with myself, in the baeincs*, mr.

Ed* in French, a gen

tle man well knowu both Bast and West, as a thorongh snd wiccewtful teacher, particularly of tbe Mathematics and kindred ecieoccs and ahall be aensted by Mies Mary

L. Mattyt

a lady

mu. experience and hearing high recommendations, who, in addition to the ttsoal branches of Eugitah will teach French, Painting and Drawing.

July 20-dwlw M06E6 SOU LE.

Tdwxi«Hip tiflnilrtr!

TiiaTiCE is hfcpbr dven that thU^ibrarr la JL^l removed (mm

the union Printing OfBce to

Farrfngton's Boiidinc directly eppr«ite, first room ea the 3d

Idiacdtesetly eppn^te, Their area lM*e anmber o(

bookfc now otit of the Mbrary which mart be retorned immediately. From that portion of tho library In sett* WO* 9 to 21

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hooka miaidn*, bmMm a large mimber of sioglo vola. This mast be criminal neglect in not reftoratnr every book before the 28 dstya expire.

N. ®. The Library hi open every day rro» lo ISo'elodr, A. M-, aod 4o» halt past to half pant 3 P- %f.

E.KUNT. librarian

BiMolollott of PafintrsXiip. Pecltli'• '.,W*4 FT ifJu-^

dtawKed by aitrtoatconaeot, on (he 31at dayof J«K ly I8S& a divisica ot aate$ aad aecomds b*a| beet »ade aad «teh oae wtfl eettla b«t ova kmiaisf haa poarer to rsewipt in thai name of (ho fm fortbesMw. PETER P. DEC

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IP tMlnw will he eoaflnaed at the eM, lafbrJartb Ml, where he any be found ready, at all times to wait apoo l«ia entomtre.

O" Wodi msawfacrwied to order on the moat reaaemable term*, A eoathraaaca of the

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