Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 194, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1858 — Page 2

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TJSRHK-HAUT13.

MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 185b

For Pre»fdent in iSflO:

JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,

Of Kfntnrkr,

*Th£ Democratic Convention. vent ion held on Saturday last, wa* organised by calling J. tha chfclf uftd appoint*$?I41PrW Wo^g«c'#I One from each 'township were ehoffOn as Vica t'rcftldenf g, whew tho convention was ready for borine*#. After deciding to vote l»y township*, in the a sua] way, and taking down a list of the aapiranta for the various offices, *.v

f-.«,. ri

The delegates from oacli township "retired to different parts of the city to pre para their ballots for the various candidates, To give time for this purpose the convention adjonrnod for half an hour.

On the reassembling of the Convention tli2 following ticket was nominated on the first ballot:

For Representatives—Dr. Ezra Head,, nixl Hiram II. Tillolson. f* $. 1 tout

For Treasurer—Or. F. Cookerly. Win. H. Stewart was nominated by acclamation for a re •election to the office of ShorifT, and S. W. Edmonds for County Commissioner. No nominations wero marie for eithor Prosecutor or Surveyor.

Thus closed the nominations, ail of which' passed off without any disturbance «nd with seeming good feeling, which was not looked for even by the'Democrats jhcm/»elvcs. '•«.-

Dr. IS. Read was called for, who made his appearance and accepted tho nomination in a short but appropriate address.' Barring the Doctor's ultra Democratic notions wb cousider him a man competent arid worthy of tho post to which he now aspires. In his enthusiasm the Doctor made the remark that "the glorious principles of DsmocMcy had taken root all ovor this conntry—yes, all Over the ieorld ami" its fionefiei.al influences wore felt in every direction." Now, we must beg leave to differ with the Doctor on the scope ho gives to Democracy, and will be glad to meet hirii-—-at tho Walnut Springs some after noon and hear his whys and wherefores.

Mr. Tillotsoa is a young man of unexceptionable character, and is a rose among the thorns and gympson blossoms of Democracy—he deserves a bettor location, but we proaume it is too late in the season to iron-plant him now, so ho must look out fur tho Jinyliek-Lecompton-Buck, lest ho is plucked before he matures.

Mr. Stowart is tho present sheriff, and wo have said and we hero take occasion to repent that ho has made the best sheriff Vigo County has had since we became a citisen of the county—sixteen years ago. We have never had any party ties strong enough to force out of us w.hat we did not bolievo to be literally true, and we have ever dispised that party attachment which smothers tho honest dictations of the heart and compels a man to say of his neighbor what he knows to b?untrue, just becahse be differs with him on national politics. Fueling thus we shall continue to speak of our political opponents in snch torms as wo may think they merit, reserving, at the same time, the privilege to entar Into an honorable contest 'with such men whenever wo may sec fit

Of Mr, Cookerly we have had occasion to speak divers times, and as he is already too well known for convenience, we shall let him pass for the present, feeling as* Bined that he will take pains enough to exhibit himself to those who have not the plessuro of his acquaintance.

The Convention adjourned at the close of

a few

roaaatks from Mr. Cookerly which

were ma io in his usual

Jkrb*9 stylo."

,'Bombastes"

TKRJUBLK.—Mrs.

and

We shall give the platform of this Convention as soon as wo can get it all

QUEEN

Kamehamaha,

of Sandwich, bad a baby on the 20th of Mayjv Extras were issued, gnna fired, and^powwows held throughout the kingdom, and Jim Borden, formerly of Port Wayne, Indiana, now Commissioner at the Island*, made a big speech to his mahog any-colored miyesty, congratulating him epon the success with which ho admi&i&tarttl the atom duties of hi» position. 'JP

Wheat 1« selling at 1.15 par hash-

el in Mattoon. Up to Saturday Aug.2lst, there had haen 15,&0 boshels t»f wheat and $50 bnshels com shipped to Chicago rtm MaUoon. Cora was wurth 40 cts.

The Campaign is Illinois..

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Porbaps there never was a more fletertbincd and bitter political contest, than if now going on in Illinois, between Douglag and Lyncoln, and their friends. The following is a fair sampled Tram bull's charge npoo Douglas was rather nnlooked

for, and perhapa out of place, yet Dong-!

las meets him with an air of triumph aoJ

throws the imputation bac2 into his face

with Spartan heroism. Tim battle cr seems .to "mctprzpr deqtit:" ftm'' "Now, fello'v-dtizehs I make the distinct charge tbatihere was a preconcerted arrangement and plot entered into by the very men who now claim credit for opposing the Constitution 'not submitted to the people* to have a Odm»tiiutioii formed and put in force without giving the people an opportunity to oppose it. This, my friends, is a serious charge, bnt I charge it, tonight, that the very men who travorse the country under banners proclaiming I'opular Sovereignty, by design eoncdcted a bill on purpose to force a Constitution on a I

Mr. T. goes to allude to TooisnW Kansas bill, and in reply to a qnefction frotn a Douglas man present, he said: "Ton want to satisfy yourself thaif^ie was in the plot toforfica Constitution upon the people I will satisfy yon, (cri«s of good, good, hit him again, and cheers) and the man who does deny it, I will cram the lie down his throat till lie shall cry enough." (Tremendous cheers.)

Douglas' response to thw direct^iHd damaging accusation, is quite freo from ambiguity.

"There is in the language of yotiV other Senator, arriving in the city of Chicago, in my absence, without any provocation, making a charge as infamous as that, in language as gross as that. He had no provocation from mo. In all the speeches I have made this year, I have not alluded to him, by namo or otherwise. I have not assailed him in auy way, and fet he comes forward and makes a charge, corrupt in itself, and threatens that if any man denies it, he is going to 'cram the lie down his throat.' (Laughter, and by a voico, 'Ho will have a good time.') It strikes me it would have been fully as brave and manly for Mr. Trumbull to have said that to my face, (Cries of'tha*. is so.'") For when this charge was once made in a much milder form, in the Sonate of the United States, I did brand it as a lie in the presence of Mr. Trumbull (cries of 'Good,' and applause)—and Mr. Trumbull sat and heard it thus branded, without daring to say that it was true.— (Cry of 'Good,' and applause.) I tell you he know ii to be false when he uttored it at Chicago—(applause, and by a voice, 'Give him fits,* and yet he says he is going to cram the lie (applause and laughter) down his throat, until he should cry enough. (Laughter.) The miserable, craven hearted wretch, (applause,) he would rather have both ears cut off than to use that language in my presence, where I coultt call him to account." (Loud applause.)' £T Hk

WHAT THE ATLANTIC TELMORAPH OWES A Pim.ADET.vHiA MECHANIC.—Probably to no man whose direct agency was connected with the laying of tho Cable, success is more due than to William Everett, United States naval Engineer. Mr." Everett was the Engineer of tho sthcamship Niagara, on tlx* first trial last year, and by his mechanical genius and scientific- ability, renderd such aid, that after the failure, the Trans Atlantic Telegraph Company invited him to England to superintend the manufacture of the paying ont machinery. Our government granted him leave of absence for that purpose, and that young man, not yet &&, the shiiy side of thirtysix years, became the consulting engineer with the most scientific man in England. It was the machinery as invented and applied by Mr. Everett which has proved snccossfnl in paying^out the Cable, it was his ingenuity that overcome the last obstacle to this great project.

A SrLKNDiii IuxiitNAnos.—The cllvaena of New Haven celebrated the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph in splendid style. Wires were strung along Ea&t Rock, supported by stakes and trees, extending from the east end around to the western side. Large balls tff India rubber scraps, wired together and dipped In turpentine, war* hung npon this wire and the whole ftimnltaneoosly fired, exhibiting aflame that from N, Haven had the appearance ol a line of fire in the heavens. Hedges were formed npon which tar was poured and s*ixSy tar barrels were distributed in every accessible nook in the aide* of the mountains. The whole when fired amid ascending rockets, made a grand appearance. Upon Ea*t Peak a huge bonOre was kindled and burning resin and wood illumined tha snmmit, lighting the adjacent coirotry.

JST* It is brlkved that the father of mankind never reproached his wife bat once for the unhappy cause of their expulsion from Paradise, she bitterly and reckleswly replied, "I don't care A-das» Ue never again mentionod the avfcjedL

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4 THE F?Eaao's SUP AT THB BarasKai FONT, alio a

JLAPSUS LIXOCJS.—At

Wack wmterjoc

that

a pr#

traded Baptist meeting np in Kaat Mhl sissippi recently (we belief Onr iafor|q| antiiys Kemper county,) I* great revival broke ont among the colored population. On one fine Sabbath morning, some dozen or two of the colored convert* were to

immerged in slij| watei.t ranning watcr,

^^^eek, bys^me^aroe,

hid walcr in it, and a lalgJ concourse

of both white and black brethren, and wdrldlians, and some Indians besides, had gathered to participate in and to witnose the ceremonies. Several had been doused under, the brethren iiud sisters, botli black and white, making the woods vocal at each successive sousing with their songs of praise, a deep solemnity resting over the whole scene, and all went oa very well Until it came to the. turn of a big, buHy negro, whose weight was rather an over match for the slightly-formed, feeble old minister. The negro was therefore instructed by him, in sotto voce, jtistlefore the fact, to sorter squat himself unller- n:mt -The bottom of the cteek was oF slippery soap-stone, whish, just beyond the point where a sufficient depth was obtained for a proper admiuistration of the 'ordinance,' broke suddenly off iuto a deep hole. Big Will attempted to do as directed, but, like his race in matters of religion generally, overdid the thing his feet slipped from under him, and down he^ went into the deep hole, dragging th^ minister along with him. ^Tho astonished crowd was horrified as they both disappeared beneath the surface^ For a few soeonds bubbles rose to tho surface to mark the spot where they went, down, and then Big Will, snorting and spouting water like a porpoUe, rose to the surface. As Will regained tho shelving rock and made toward dry land, the minister was discovered clinging to his leg with bull dog tenacity. They were both happily saved. As soon as Will's speech returned to him he was luard to exclaim, •Gosh Gol A'Mighty, white folks, some on your gwine to lose a nigger wid dis damned foolishness

The minister redlining on his elbow belching water, and panting for breath, at the conclusion of Will's speech, ejacula-ted—-'Lord, thy Will bedono!"—Mobile Tribune.

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CURB FOR TUB BITE OF A MAD Doo.— A writer in the National Inteligencer says, that spirits of hartshorn is a certain remedy for tho bite of a mad dog. The wound, ho adds should be constantly bathed with it, and threo or fjtir doses, diluted, taken inwardly during the day. The hartshorn decomposes, chemically, the vi rus insinuated into theAvound, and immediately alters and destroys its deleterionsness, the writer, who resided in Brazil for some time, first tried it for the bite of a scorpion, and found that it removed pain and inilamation almost instantly. Subsequently he tried it for the bite of a -rattle snake, with similar success. At tho suggestion of the writer, an old friend and physician tried it in the case of hydrophobia^aiid always with the same success.

Tho delicate and interesting operation of transfering blood from one person to another has again been successfully per formed by Dr. Wheatcroft*.. an English surgeon, in the case of a female patient. When apparently expiring from the loss of blood, about »vo pounds were transfero«l from the veins of her husband into her reins, with the most favorable result. In a few minutes after the enrrent of blood began to flow, the ebbing of lifo was checked—her circulation being re-estab-lished, and her deliverance from apparently certain dissolution restore!.

ELKCTORAI. VOL* TOR I860.—Tho electoral vote fer 1856 consisted of 296 votes. The admission of Minnesota will increase that number to 800, and should Kansas and Oregon be admitted, the entire vote will be 306, rejniring l54 for a choice of Preaidenb Of this 306, there will be 120 front the slavcholding Stat&s^ and ISC from the non-sUveholdmg States. In the Charleston (Democratic) Convention, nnder the two third rule, it will require 204 votes to make a nomination. It will require 84 Northern votes, .even $itb a united South to make a nomination.

HOMCEOPA TBIQ PBTSJUlAX,

1% Market Stavei*OppoafI* BaaUa H«MT. ftwa» a A. 3L to 8 P.M. .. y?* Ai aMte tolwtfa«»4at lt«na Bw«.iH

REFERS TO

&r,Q. P. 8»w. «te»ww4, T.«. Hatto»

«. OaaawwB. fi. litau. InrT^t. Siiwik, Cambrs3fc« Citr.

Vfm.

nones

THE

fouowinf ace the Members

fioifcming ace the members*? the com mi ttee Of Arrangements of Vi*o AgriealUinl Society, Wm. & Tuell, 8. Wolfe, Win. F. Krawbtoy, Chaa^St. John.XJnrcyJSakKKir, Wm. P^tti'n,

Halt, Mo-es Van Srcofc.

Thfenabore c^wrtisittee are mjoesbed to mett*t the Agricoitoral Store of -T. Wolfe

&, Co.,

Morrig W A. Mo Tomb E. F.^l

Stewart A. gr «T

at 10

o'clock on Thursday, September 3ud for the parpose of making arrangements of the air.

Aug. 28-drf

--By ohksrof th« Gbalrmaa.

Unclaimed Goods.

flThe following anclaijwd phages at American hrflreas 6q£a office at Terre-Haute, Ind.. 'will be add at public auction, to p»T charges, September 2fith 1853, by 4mm 4^iibwn, it auction rooms No. 4, Market street, if not r«dcctnedbefbre tiu&t fiae.1'

A mericaa Sxprcsa CCK, TVrve* Haute, Ind. 1 TA, Anderaon'H. S. Bfiysvillc Bell C. Terre-Hiute, Bymer T. A. BMIeJ Buntin House, Colconl S. Compton J. Coffin A. Cochmn Charles II. Cook I.

^Hiow mm, w.

I Box

Terre H*ute, Ind.

Armstrong, Surin stoma, Viucennes, Tcrrc-Hnute,

1,1

W,1

Bag

Duteb W. 1 Pa Dolton S. 1 Box Freemnn J. Wrights Ctor. 1 Val. Fairehild H. Newbcrrv, 1 Box Grosv^nor J. A. Tcrre-Hautc. 1 Pa Green Mr. "iMl Box Grimes Geo "f 1 Box Gardner C. 1 Val. Georlitr G. 'i KvansnH* **y*M Pa Griffien fi.

"Vincenncs 1 Pa

Hovrel1 S. -i Gmndview Hi. 1 8"X Joitfei G. S. TuiTe-ffaule, Ind-

1 Pa

Kishlar 1 Pa Knopmnl'er F.&£j IndiaH* Farms «*"r' 1 Pr Luther J. Terre Haute, 'jL} 1 Pa Miclsch M.*v ^Evan^ville 1 Box MawmG. Sullivan "i% 2Box Mor-an lXH.,.^S lB^seron 1 ttox Mark fin ^"-^^wJKobinson, III. I Box Moore IS. D. Terre- Haute, hid. 1 Pa Miller G. P.

1,1

14"

4' I Pa

No Mark, I Bx Mdse^

Ued -J*

,1 Tent.

PopcC.C. ^Vincenncs, Ind. 1 Pa Rocli

Terre Haute,

Mn*lenn Pla^o or Onltnr, pat annum... 44.00 Prcnrh or Gorman. Are., par Nimnm 20.00 Drawing aint Pulntlnir. per annum. TtO.OO

J«cct*irc» on the SCIIM.CO*. woekly, thru ugh tho year to niiptls.

Aug. 21, ISSBMIIW JOHN COVKRT.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and SIIiVE'R WARE,

No. 71, North side' fnlilic Square next DOOIITO 1*KA1RIE CITY BANK. U. & J. M. CRTS ITER,

RE now preparodto show a very fine a*.«ortmPiit ofnow in llio above Hue, consisting' of Gottl and Silver tkMtling fJa«pd. English and Anchor l.evcrs, of the Mafc«r». Gold, K«i, Vest •"nrt" Guard Chntim. Gnlil Snrkou, Slides, Gjidand Jet frrt'scs, and Gold Titimblc*.

KT For «ale cheap. C. A J. M. CRTSHKH.

AWJf. 7, lftSB. "r"'

(iold fJold Gold MKO. CORAL", LAVA,-OOI.nsroF

new arrives. O"Bargains for all

Aug. 28-dtf 8

I Pa

Tka

Tavlor E. W. -fT -V 1 Pa Uh'l A. "Evansville, *""'^1 Hale White T. Teirc-IIauto, 1 B-ix WilliHinaW.W/^ "f/ lChst Welch Jj 11 {4 'J*' Box Walsh J.

1 4

1 P.i

Wilson J. R, fe" 1 Pi M. S. WASSON, Agent. Aug. 27 dim

My Business House

Will be close I fur fcw weoks. to be led. repainted, and otherwise Irenutified for thu c«'p:ion of ai*

ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF

O O S

ii Which I pledge mvaelf, shall not

3B S ur A. «e d. In beantv, quality, or cl»caphosa in Tetre-Haute. Aug. StJydwtf W.B.TUELfi,

Exponssi of Day Scholars at the Terre-Haute Female College. Primary l)«pnrlni«nt, per $24.00 Proparntorv n«|nrtincnt, per 30.00 Cellogiate l)o]iarliti«'iit. per annum 40.00

EXTRAS.

Pl.AtW

and nth«rd0ilrablestjl0j of Jewelry, in *et and separtito. Genu Breast Pin* a flue amortraeat of Gold .ctuds and .SUe vo Bullous.

Aogt C.4rJ.M.CKIf?!IER.

Time is Money.

SETIT

Thomas, Smith & Goodrich

Marshes. Wm. G.Ibut, Chauooay Joromes' 8 day and 3J hoar clnrks ir~pn«ck*, tratche*. and Jewelry repaired In tb« best vtyte,

and

warranted

A a* 7

O.AJ.M.CRfSHBR.

Spectacles. .,

/^oftTana silver Pebble Pcrccloplic PervJ fnHe and C«ncavo Glasses set In jfold, Siivor, One atael, or Gorntae Slirer irarae#.

Aa*. 7 C. it 3. M. CRISHKH.

DOCTOR MCDOIMELL.

St. Lotus, has come here to settle permanently, tie respectfully offdr* W* ser*lc«i to the citizen* fTerr«-Haot«, and lu vieictnity, in all branctie* of tit* prafemlnn.

TrT'OWeaon atkaod OMo StroaU, oppo»ll« Baldwin Chorth. Mareh S8, dlta

A. L. SHERMAN.

BROOM MANUFACTURER. 7W/& (Jthrr't Addition. 1 mi* luirr or rxaae-H

rAM

NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THE best of Brooms, of the various styles, made to onfer, aad acrid wholesale or retail at tha lowest cash price.

O '$50 per ton paid toe all the broom brash delivered at my shop.

UTOrdew sotiettod. Ang I0.'58rlr.

A MTRTOAHT.P. LIFE Aad Premature Death!

VOUNG MEN WBO, BV INJDUL--1 (inirltieenHlMUts ktrc nlntd

rinr la teerK habits

their health,jirMtfatad lknira*mw« sT«fcm*t aa« irtipalred tSMUr aiads, tlOThT r«a4«tiw the pleaa«r«s of mar rled life »waairy ptl)rKai)i|te «po*earlh ,'a ^a. ar* nwpeetfnlljF aotMed thai Or. EWIXG, by mac* stady aad expetteaeelft ,, this braeeti ai fmvttee. la oatty tH»dlu am Is llw awit 4ISt«tt CMM,. •,,, vltlaet tie !«**t dlSSeeilty «r trcmWe. PaiSeeuaflHetedwftfc any fcHd of prl. •ate 4hecR,D»!i ib« nlMea fitrm want rere, ts» ee«**U Rr E. wftfeike All SHaiMtt of a Mrtekaodlaatliqteare. Dr. £.«timiUa (tn attknt aid of »et«"-rT.ar ehaace «fhuht«ak or dirt.

Dr. KwHijg efaiwulj' IDrahrtnKWm, to the Mlctu eqmlBtln of iMr qratews Dr. Oadefs Ceniate Mwikty Rlh the reaiedt. The #eaoy tfeottaMl k*m hara a«M prove tt-Hwumil: ill of Ike-*. Divan like tiMm. 0r.O»«ter*»Ptt!s wTeBly ha had at

Dr. Rwhw'sotSee. ... 2t«. vbfhda Jlmst, Sacth of Branch Rank, iSOUXAFOM*. tXIJ.

CirMs^-XutM 1*4tee In eertahi tftnthw dhuaM Mt «aa Uhm. Far nmmm ae«(flli»ctfc»e w*th «aeH ho*. Prtce «M 4aUar aaat hy mil le any jMrtarasawU. OMealMnlhmS i. «*tfl»i.*. My St SWMAwly 5 9 ftraaa MiiaaWay wi fey tetter ar* reqaaated latciaa fall «N«rtpO*M aftpmpuw* aa4 aceowiwu •liaftVASwaltka 8»t Sote. thay ulUtttdrt •tttf tStuiM their on t«vdna.

0N MONDAY JTIIE.6TH OF SEPTEMBER

as will secure con^nienco and comfort, including

elegant modem dosks for the supply of former deficiencies in seating. Tho Greek, Latin and English Languages, ii£ .... r,..."

Wc shall be assisted by Miss Mary L. Morcy, a highly recommended teacher from the neighborhood 6f Boston, who, to long experience in the eastern sehnols, hns added practice in the schools of our own Stato. In addiU nto theu^ual branches taught in common and high schools, Mi.s» Morcy iapreparad to give instntolion in the French Language, Drawing and Painting.

We are determined to earn a good reputation for this Seminary by such diligent and tl orough teaching in tho various branches of U.TfuI knowledge, a? our individual experience, of many ye,u-s in the school room, enables us to give/.

With our present force we can so grade our school as to secure tho many advantages division of labor, not the least of which is* thai Ihe several teachers w«ll preside over'those departments of study most congenial to themselves, in which they are most practised, and wliich, therefore, they arc best fitted to teach.

We divide the year into four quarters of cloven weeks each, including the nstial holydays. The school will be divided into three departments—tho Primary, the Academic and the Collegiate.

The Primary Department include"! the elements of lho English Language, of Aiitlinv-tic, Geography, &c. Tuition $5,00. in tho Academic Department, primary studies will bo continued, to which will be added Knglish Grammar, the higher rules in Arithmetic, and Algebra through simple equation*. Tuition $7,001

The Csdlcgiato Department will include the Natural, Moral flnd Political Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Book-keeping, Ancient Geography nd AncicntLanguages, Tuition $ 10.

ETNo allowati made for abscnccr cxcept at tho option«f the tcachcrit. Tnitinh to be paid at the school room on or before the last day of the quarter, or before, the. P»P1 leaves, if lie quit

within the quarter*

Aug. 14-dwtf

SOULE & FRENCH. [city papers copy

City Graded School.

FfurnUitthothe

IS design of this Institution to clilccns of T^trra-Haute Coeilltlo, for tha education of their children.at aucit rnleaof tuition a* will bring It within the renrli of all, and Which can only be done upon the Graded plan.

ThU school will be orfrmtzed ami eondnetad in ail respects,afterthe mod approved eamtern moiel*. The new city weool balldlng, hM been seenred* and Is now being furnished to the tnaat elegant atyki corretpondlng with tha arrangement of th«*chool bnlld. lag (n Clnelnnati, and the eastern rftle*.

A number of expwteseed and highly aeeomplished female asslMantu from the Knot hare been gwured. The plan contcmpUto# a noend and thoroach edncaUna, In all brsnetiei ususlly taught lu tha beat eon»monand hljch nrhoolain the country.

Particular attention will be given to the moral and physical, wall aajnantat eatiivatlon of Uie papllft. lf,«T»

the lowest to Ota hl*h*«. To the lowest«»»«««», A

nal

omy, Phyatolonr and Hygiene will be taught orally— la the hlghett, tha best aathora on the satyect will be pursued.

Two «mtUrai of St weeks eaeb--wni «4»itl tota the school year. Tha fif»t eowmenelnit on Wednesday tha l*t nfSepleiahernoxt, and andlnc tha SSth of January 1«S9,1aetadta#ona week vacation dartajr halli days The Mennd eeMiea will eomtaenee on Monday Feh.S, XS39sndend on the ."Wtli day of one IfSOIncludln|r i«e week vacationI# May.

KATES OF TUITION.

Children from See years old and toward, In A. B. C's. and en aard tilt prepared for odraaeed Anthmetlc, Grammar and hlcher «tafie« |(U)0. Htjther branch*

S94U. Each papil la tha 1st Grade on being enrolled will pay..... #IJM Each In 3d 1M *,00

Tke reerainder the taltioa to be paid tn aaeh nida rawpeetlrely, at the close af the /rat three' •ufethe of each aeasion.

APPARAlTbS.'

The school wtU IM ftrmlahed with tpantas for tha^ .USanratlooof tho aatoralaeieaees. Pot UM sake of anifertatty Is book*, thaaada* raettanatnjM by the State Board af «l*6sUo» for ludiaaa will he adopted." *jKEP«»EXCWt. So#. R, W. Thoatpaon. Ker. T- P. 6«r4«mt Joha H. Barr, A. ». Barton,

Alter, l». W. Ulnshali, H. *otm. ,u II. Rliaa, R.M. Rarriaoa, S. Book. «. H. Hottar* P. P. Kelnhard,

Cv «. Balt#v.

It Is Important that ait desiring to ara)1 themaefres ofihw srhonl b« mw«t at It* oryaalteUqn. A«*. 4wtf B. MOORK fMaeifisl

PHYSICIAN AND tURQEON,

•ma—CurnerOhi* and Market streets, omteBtmtin House, Terre-Vi««rte, lad. iyR»MHWc*--Co«t«r^ Market and Swts rerts. (apr. 3S,-dt/

Jan ll 41 Lssd AgttU*.

*w -r yh£ fi i„

VXrJfc fiud after kavingMide tke ^|mirri#|nt wfc did la*t acuaoM.^that wttwaa onttrfli^ too ,' in oSrideaatif tharwopt we jwtuhi tx our business haviitjripcroaaed m%s3i h#fftnd th^j|to?t Sangutua feSpectatioR*. Th«? leadingftature in m.\king thistrhargc is to op*-n excfnslvi'lvln

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!

We are now fitting up for that particular branch «f tr.vie, the JVond of thf Store, nrnkinp a very larec and spacious SALRS ROOM, 128 feet deep, bi-iiig well HpJued by tw» inrge sky and fitted up frith'gas for eveuvnr trade giving plenty of light and ample room nuroll, lav down, snatch and cut caipets to fit ivoms. Wc shall opeu next intith ai unuaually lar^e,*i.U aV»racti*cw iptockof uarpetis, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shales, Look'ng Glassc- Curtain Band?,

PiMS,, CornicfiLS» fec. «i Also Cuitain Uama^k More**tn»,«»in Dclains,- Cwr»--, tain Draperies Gimps an Trunmiags of all kind* in addition to the nhova, 'a most complete stftck bf l^tiettand Cotton Shootan I Pillow Oust} *?v goods, ready made Bed Qomforts. Drown nnd Bleached Lineu Taa hfe ClothsvKapkins, ioii^,and Towle# ofovory d-scription. In (Wet-every article that ad-Is to. tnd oDaiplet^ a thorough oek in this line, adapted to the wants of HotaekeepOTSi Hotels, SttcietleeHalK Salooils &ok Hi' •, •"*.* 'JLil

mm 11m nrai

The first floor, the uao depth of the carpet roc tn above.istcingre^-fitted, «xclusivelv tor

Wliolesale ana Retail.

Fur Cit*- and Couutrj" trade, with (wo rows of counters, oncb 1115 It et lon^ and abumlancc of light from two sky lights, an advaqjta|« to par^liaserss *ltfcl»,ther can find ia m»other atorw in tjjc city. Leading from ihe centre of th store up a wide and easy gltt «f stairs, In

pet room, which has been noticed before. For the benefit of the lulies we shall open the finest stork of Dm* Goads, Silks, S'terts, Cltxti?, Bmhrtiiiferi**, tfatitry ant ijf«re.*,ever before jtre-rntcil in tliis market to the taste of tl most fa-tidious, and to the l»-ss pn tcn'tin^ the Inr^e^t seft ction ofBr«wn and Hle ichil Mufl'n.«. Can-* ton Flannels, White, Ked, and Yellow Wool Flannels, II Rlankrts. Saiincils, TweeUs, Jcatis, Ticks. Cheeks, Butu, dtc. Not forgetting the great deffich ncv heri-toforc in 'u

ENTL E E N S N IS 1 N C. O O T) S, A And. Tailors' Trimmings,

Recollect before purchasing, we are to open a full line of Cnwtimeres, Cloths, Shirta and Drawers, Cravat?, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and l!o.«i ry for every occasion In the mean time, we shall spare no effort to reduce the present stock us low as possible before tho

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

J**

Terre-Haute Seminary.

(kOH KOTlt Sfe.XKB.)

serea

A'^lt*.•

thp

entrance to our car

L. RYCE &

thU wollderllll lir

f.P

the Seminary. The MathematfA and Naturil sciences will be taught by Mr. Edwin French, a graduale of the Stnte Normal School of Mnssacfiusetts, long a aiieciis-iful teacher in Mic schools in that State, and lately well known hero as tho principal of tins Greencastle High School. Mr. Freiych IMMI-C, from his former fields) of labor,i nbundnnt testimonials of his fitness for his profession, thin knowledge, genrrnl judgment nnd aptmss to Itach.

BOM

Jey to the Admirers of

A KINK HKAl) OK

next, wc shaft commence instructions in the "Old Seminary," ou the must beautiful School I hair, thvu read tha ftHow»ng, an«t ir you-aa«« more, rriL PUO rlrcttlnr nroHtid Oiirh ai'd i' diii.ot^ si^ in tho cuy. ^e premiics are undergoing rj protesH„r Wood's linir Hestorntive.--' such repairs and forn.sh.ng, both outs.do am in, jf

lUe nttcntio|l

of Ml old hnd v..unF^i

^1Rra,u»(1, turns W Uulu

roltir, ffrnj ha|r—cowr tlu- hoiid ol the l01

with a luxuriuitt growth—ruiuovo Ihe tluiidniff, th lilifc,iuiluU cuiaiu-ous fr«jiilou#t—cnn»« contlmml

fl..w of the Iintiunl fluid, and rted-«,tr a* rORU

cludine Rhetoric, Composition nnd Diclamation, i„rWu hatr wtn presorr# It* color, m,d with Mental philosophy and khuircd studies, will koop irom to oxirvmu «ut u^v. it. all ii» imiube taught by MOSCH Soule, A. M. Ute principal ofj ral UAHUTY, v\O cull iU«N HJKUI IUO tinUMiic gr»}, or

(I.SCHSWII in IVH1,I, to uso it uhl Hdrcly the wl I not} a* they vnlup llie flowing lick«, vr tho wiulilng purl, *ver lo without It. lu pr»U« Is Uprtn the lonntio of tbou?M»ittU.

The n««iit fur Prof. tVoml'a Hair H«lorntivi In New HHVIMI rt-i-t'Iv**il ||I« fn liw!)tp Itllor III rcgurO to tlm .... Kesli»rative,n I'ow wo»fe» jtlm-e.

Kt VKR. .Iitlv '.'3, JMO.

Mr. heavvnwurth—Sir I I'liVo IHJIMI irouhUil willt dnii'lriil! or *enrf on my ln»#(l lor niori* thwn jour. irv. hiilr he^run lo roni»* out. c»rr nml hnl^ to^other. I. Miw III .No»* HIIVUII pnjior iilmiit

4,N\

noil'* linir Kr*

luriiUve'', im ori', oillfd til \our storr on |l» J«t of April hint. IIIKI piirrltaRcijl one bollli' Irji It, tiiiil I fount! to ni} Millfhicllott It wu»llio Itilug It removed th« srurfmnl miw linir lf*K"n to urn*, It In now two or _. three Inrliu* in Ir-itjrlh tnhtre it »r«« nil off. I ivts grunt''' flit I It in IMF I WIJ*U yon to UUl nio two uoiilu* mor^by r. 'o*t. tlui of thin, I don't Uitow «x aiiy of tli« kind ilntfil in thl« ^li.vc, yon miij lui\g a mi.rkcl foi, mHiiy boHlnx NFI«r it IK known htr«.

Voiir»wlthre»f««t «UPUS PRATT. I'mi.APkM*!!!*, 0. 1K53. Prof. Wo 1—Ur Your Hidr Kcntorutiva I* proving llrtctf buneitelNl tu me. 'Ihe Imiil, nml iilno (he buck part of my Jtehil ulinost lout IU enverinr—hi facl ha I Itavo ii*al lull two luili'pini l»oltl«s ii your r«*»l»ni* tlvi1, II ml iiuw the tip of iny lifiol wvll tlioMvd Willi*'' a jiwmlslnir crop of 'u: Imlr, mid thy front i» iil»«» roculVIIIR lt bonullt. 1 luive lr|v«l i»tliiTjir. paroDon* without imy litmeilt whuiuver. 1 ihltik from my owi»|| pormiiml rnuuiuiui'iiilulion, I cnii lii'l«ce liiimy, otHtra to ir\ It. Yoiif* ri'spt-uiiully Pr1

U. .K»TMt»MA«l, M.l).

,61$# atraaV

Prof. O.J. W««o1: ,\i« you nr.Mihout t» IIIHUIIDII turo KII(I vuml your (Tt^sinlv illfftuMTtl Hnlf HMtornllvo, I will Mnin, for whomnoi'Mrr it limy oiicern, tlint I haj«S IIIMJII It IIIMI known «lhor» to u*v It—4Hul, I ILMM.-, ir'm-Voral ottf*. liyi-n In" Hir Jmhtt Of ll*l!ig jilhcr Hair KostomtlVf *, nrtil tlmi li11'l yo(jX^vn»t|/ mijn-rIf any other I know. It eullridy tmannas too Imiol of ?diHi I ruff, nml vrltli ono inwntli'K j»r«pur ttsf will

Respectfully yimr*, Wtl,!ON KtNfSi O. J. WooBttaOo., ^'^t^rletr»^», SIS BriMiilway, R.-i-i Vol It, (In tho croat N. V. wire Knllinsr K*ttthl|.ilmienl and '11 Markat St., St, t^al«, Wo. Atod initd by nil ^uodif ,,,t i,. (Jql|.jqtfd«.3in 1,

Juiy2fl-dwJw M0SE8 SOULE.

SHERIFF'SSALE,

yeara, and If

caaii

satisfy

Vti«) Kaat.il. la", Jnno 89, IMS.

re»tor?)

iinv person'* hntrto lhu orlirliml yiiriltiful t-olhf HU'I

tuxtnru, a hi'iilihy, ^ofl and Kluggy rum «r Mini nil ihi», without ilUriilorlnjr th« hiiif'1* tit it npply' It, or Iho ilrosK on which it drop*. I would, thurt'fore, reconunmid IH IIUM to every uim tiuslrous Of (taring flno color nijd loxltirn Inhulr I

School! Sch oil .„{•

TSHALLKvjpen

my school, ntthc old Seminary^

butldiiiR in Terro-IJaute, about Uu' first ot sJcnt. next, af tthioh duo nnlice ill be given. In order to affortl tlio ndviititagesoln flcstrntollijtli Rehnol for both male? nnd fcoialca, I have n(t»ociatcd with ihysclf, ic the businwx, 5ir. Edwin French, n'gentleman wcil known both Ea«l, and West, a.i a thorough nnd pucccMfui teacher, p(irticulnrly of Ut9 Mathematics and kindred scicucca^nd shall^ be aiwSated by Mlaa Mary L. Morcy,'d Imly nt tnu.'h expcriunce and bearing high raeommendntioiw, who, in addition to the usual braucluK o/^ Enelish. will toach French, Painting and Drawings

By rirtuc of two orders

of aide iwucd from the VIRH Common Picas

ofaale iwucd from the vieo Court, and to me directed and delivered one in fa rorof Jemniidi Voria andono in fnvor of William T. Gould, and both against Wallace W. Sibley#^'* I am ordered to expose to sale in due fbrm of law the following dewribed prcmlnea, io-wit tho dwelling house situated upon and the interest of^! the defendant^ in that part of outlet No. one hi^ Sibleyaaddition to the town of Tcrre-Hagte, Ind ,F

and bounded as follows, to-wll: on the North \y Locust Street, upon tlic Eaatbv an alley, upon the •n afly, npon the West bv the Eaxtern boundary of Lota No. 73, 74, 75,76, sad 77, in W

tmn

South by an afly, npon the West ndaij of LotaN said ad ditioK, and I will on the 14thday of August

D. 1068, at the Court Kotife doorlri Terr#Hante, within the legal h"ttro of aaid day offer th# rents and pfoftta of said premise* lojfefltcr with the appurtenances tlierennlo belonging, for

terrr

the same siiatT

Ml-to

for surfflient fflm to aatisfy «nidordm 61 nnle »ncT coeta, 1 will then and there oflfer the fee simple fo

said oidew of Mtienruf rows, I. W. II. STEWART,

July 23-w3t (pr'a$4,80 SheriC —^»r I.

ENGLES &STONU, :1

-b

BOOT AND SHOB^J

A N A E S

THE

ABOVE (2BNTLEME2T HAVE BN-f'j tered iuto a partnerdrip, and are located on

the east aide of toe Public Square, directly opporite the Court House, where they are prepared to carry on the Boot and Shoe bimncas in all of ft* varioat brarebe. g|p

Their long experience and aepmor skill to thai line, enables them to &rnish a BETTER 4KD CGOSXPCR.—V I article than i* renerally f«td ia Terp?-Haute. stock cathoK tJT Oar stock esabrsces tbe,ve be preeored, wfcieh WM carefalty^dect^h^t selres and we esapky Bone hat theism* accomfikMi workmen—hence we ha** no heaiuufou in aaying that wears prepared to neet the wants ami necewHieaof all.

B.—Repaitiftz

done with

ueatnea*

and

dfs-

patch. /aly 30'S^t-