Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 198, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 September 1858 — Page 2

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M. HUOWN, Kditor. T« B. LOHG« A««««ial« K4it«r* »—»—«—W»M II—AM»——••Aw—^4^—.—

TERRE-HAUTEr

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4, 185*.

For President in

•i. Of Kentncky,

«^|U-...The City of Indianapolis. ^Watook rather a flying railroad visit to ludianapglia on Thnraday lo»t, and was Ijrary mneh anrpiiied to M* the impro*ementa going on. in the building line.—

Prom one end pf the city to the other, ^the finest residences are men in course of ^contraction. The stupendous hntlding Mi designed for the United States Court *^room% vhich is being built of atone, will be o»9 of the finest bniiding?! in tho city, when completed. In fact, it is uatloss for «us to undertake to. give a description of the present appparance of the city, or to attempt even «n idea of the improvements

Bates House, Mr. J. D. CormicbaeU of the t* Palmer Honse, Messrs. Halloway Ac Marrow, of the Atfierican House, Mr. L. Eppinger, of the Wright Honse, Messrs.

WillaTd dz Stowell, of the Music Store No. 4 Bate* Hou^e, Messrs. HasselmanA Vin-

f. C'..La* Mt«im Kittla* KntMAri finil

0c& Sinker, Steam Boiler bnildors, and Messrs, Stewart fc Bowen, Stationers, all of whom are mon of business, and more gonllemahly, courteous and business-like racti we have never had tho good pleasure to meet, in any section' of country. We 3 had almost forgotton to mention our old friend Col. Drake, whoso head has become somewhat whitened by tho frosts of time since we used to moot him on the streets of

IndiAQapolis, iu our boy-hood d»ys, lie has been a staunch spoke in the progreasire wheel of the Capital, and we say may he live to see it revolve many times more.

The travel over tho Torre- Llaute and Richmond road is immense—whole families teem to ho paying their visits now, I before the winter sets in. We noticed one man and woman who seemed to have •••& charge of about tw«nty fio« children. Tho *3 man took a stand between this generation, 4? and kept turning from one fide to the other, as if set on a pivot, bisily engaged in "j watching the youngsters whilst they slept in their soats. Fearing, perhaps, of their falling out, straying off, or some stranger faking one of them purposely or through a mistake—don't know which. But there •sf i* one thing certain, this man actually -I flood up almost the entire distance from

Indianapolio to Terre-fiaote, not sitting |j down to excoed three times, nor more •*$ thag five minutes at a time, so hawk*like watchful was he over his numerous house & hold.

The officer* on this road, are tmly model business men, and were all the western roads blessed with officers sustaining such irreproachable characters as those on the T. II. A Richmond road, we would hear of no difficulties npon any of them. This road i« always i« good repair—the Kngineers always sober and ready for doty at the tap of the bell With snch men to mat51 ago the affairs, no tompany can help hot prosper «nd glide along in peace and harmony*

LosasTtrr.—Th© Counter Dowager of Hardwicke, who recently died in England jg At the age of 95, was tho daughter of the fiftk E\rl of Balcarres, who at the age of 60 married her mother. l*ady Haidwicke was therefore able to say her father *as

engaged in the rebellion of 1 IS (143

ifwra ago that her grandfather was botn in the same year thai Charles l«t was beheaded (1649,) and that Chsrie* 21 gave away the bride at her grandfather's first

marriage.

Poire to as Or*xn.—Official infornation has been received at the State Departmcnt that on and after the Slat of May next seventeeu port* in the Inland of Jars^ two in the Island of Sumatra, and the |K»rt of Saoipit, in the Island of Borneo, will he opened to foreign traie.

4 mrota. w». a Tay^ lawSpaiat. er of

the

Test*# Hooos of

How

going on, for it would be impossible to be Winnie eoou^h in either case. Suffice it placed it by the side of

limes"—all seems life and bustle Wo made many new acquaintances, and in every in«tance found an abundance- of ^sociability and courtesy, for which, by the stf way, the citizens of Indianapolis are rath*"jer noted* Messrs. Bingham and Doughty, of the Sentinel, Mr. C. Judaon, of tho

the Dead are New Orleans.

to say, that neither b'aich indicates ba«d mude preparations for placing it in its

The following from the New Orleans Delta of the 20!h, has a melancholy in tereat: gg| '-w-

ST.

IJMIO:

"JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,

TIKCKXT

Several graves were open yesterday as we passed through, looking like oblong mud puddles. A few momenta afterward the remains t»f some poor individual were bronght in, and left to the negroes to inter. Placing the rongh fofliu on the hand oir, they carried it a short distance, and

rlhe

ton, of tho Washington Foundery, Dr. Updegraff, Dr. Ewing, Messrs. Dumont Fronts the appearance of a newly plowed .i

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field.

"TWELVK

O'CLOCK

PACL CEMETERY.—Thih

cemetery, which is si tun ted oo Loniaa st., in the Third District, has beeo the burying place of a large number of the vi» time of yellow fever this seaaoi This is accounted for from the fact that the disease has l»een prevailing in a greater degree in the Third District than any other portiou of the eity. The cemetery is divided into two division#, the lower one of which is almost destitute of vanlts or tombs, and tho«e interred there are placed, in dry weather, about a foot under gronod, the dirt thrown on top not more than coverd ing the coffin. fcnnce the recent heavy rains, the whole place is flooded, mote or less, and looks more like a swamp than a cemetery. The spade hardly break* hrough the sod before the water show* itself and then the negroes gonge out as much earth as they can for the water.

hole, and then

last renting place. The head of the cofEn was let down into the water, but, of cour.-e it would not «ink, and immediately rose to the surface. It was thrust down several times rather roughly to" endeavor to make it adhere to the soft mnd at tho bottom, but it invariably ros«e again.

At laat it was shoved in, and the spade of one of the negroes held it until the other threw in largo quantities of hard mud, which served as a weight to keep the head down. One of the negroes then, while the other kept bis spad on the first end, lowered the foot and sank it iu the ?ame manner, kicking in some mad with hit feet, while his spade kept the coffin down &

whole of this section of the

cemetdM' ts filled with new graves, and

he stench in

Home

places

endurable, coming, as it does, from the

shallow graves of water.

MANUITACTCSB

'-FFSFT

IUpresentaUvea»

died on the SSi alt., at his mutau* la Ch^tvkee county, la that

New

Boston, Ma^s. Portland, Me. Philadelphia. Pa. lUIttmorw, Md. Richnkond. VA. BuiTulo, N Y. ChirlMtno, 8.

WbevHiu., Vs. CI err land, O. AnftMSa.O*. Detroit, Mich. ColunlWtO. CioeiaaaU, O. IiHtiumMiotis, lnd. Louisville, Kj ChkaffOt Kew Orleans, La. St Loais, Mo. St. Pan), Mia. mw

»*&&££1

YORK."—

Apploton's Railway and Steam Navigation Guide for Juno has, on page 27, a ••Time Indicator," which shows the difference of time between various cities in the United States. When it is twelve in New Yo»k, it is at—

Crime in Ireland,

The Inspector* General of prisons in Ireland have issued their reports for the last year. Theyt-ay: "Fqr six successive yeais the Iiispectors-tjreweral of Prisons have recorded a large and progressive decrease in crime in Ireland, and fori he year 1857 we are happily enabled to make a similarly gratifying report. Bat, although the decrease in the aggiegate in 1857, taken in proportion with the diminished numbers, is fully equal to that in the year immediately pteoeding, yet in its constitution it materially differs from that which has taken place in any former year. Of late years the decrease in male crime has exceeded that in female to such an extent that in 1866, female offenders were nearly as numerous as male (the committee of that sex being forty seven per eent of the whole number in 1857, however, an extraordinary change has occurred, the deciease in female crime having been ten times as great as that in male. We conceive this to be a most satisfactory fact, for there can be no doubt that so great an improvement in the conduct of the females Of a country is a sure indication of the advance of prosperity, employment, and education. Moreover, the decrease io jnveuile crime has been enormous, much larger even than in adult, another most gratifying proof ef social and educational improvement."

(^^Philadelphia manufactures annua'ly, one hundred and seventy-eight millions of dollars worth of goods.fe^ if

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

~S THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.— Fresh Ovstere Received Daily, and for sale by the Can. half Can or Case at S. Stonr'*Saloon. D. GRIFFITH,

Sept. 4, tf.

OOMDa.—ThT/gfMtest

comb manufactory in tho world is in Albenleon, Scotland. There are thirty-six furnaccs for preparing horns and toYtoisc shell for the combs, and no less tliim one hundred and twenty iron screw presses trc continually going in stamping them.— Steam powor ii employed to cut the comb The coarse combs are stamped or cut out. The fine dressing combs and all small tooth combs, are cut by fine circular saw*, some so fine as to cut forty teeth in the space of one*inch, and they revolve fiv' thousand times in a minute.

There are some two thousand varieties of combs made and theggregate number produced, of all these different sorts of combs averago upwards of twelve hundred gross weekly, or about nine millions annually— a quantity that, if laid together lengthwise would extend about sevon hundred miles. The annual consumption of ox horns is about seven hundred and thirty thonsand the annual consumption of hoofs amounts to four millions. A hoof undorgo«s eleven distinct operations before it becomes a finished comb. ifelisi Ife

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A \VILOMA».—A hums a being, supposed to be a wild man, is said to havd been seen in the neighborhood of Lancaster, N. II. He was completely coveted with hair, ani when seeing only one, would make for the wood® with the swiftnes» of an antelope. He was one* discovered in the pasture, helping himself to milk with the gusto of a noraing infant, from one of the cow*, Where's Bar* num.

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T*»e wotiilerfal dltcoiorlus brought light by the celebrated Or. Kadwuy A Co., the eminent Cboinisu New York, within the pint quarter oi a century, have ceiurlbuted mora to tUo eaBu, comfort, safety, Health »ml longevity ef the bumaa race lhau «U qj' mediciual agent* in use.

KADWAVS itEXDY REWEF.

The llr#t of thesu importai't and valuable discoveries startled the world with wotitier end surprmo at lt« rapid etOcucy in etiriag thu stele and et.ipping the uiost excru'.UUiig palus.

The not ducovcry was the

KK*OVATIKO

Kasetv-

aatt the euly medy »u uid that possesses the reui«rfcuUle propertle* of eradicating from the lyiteiA all constitutional tualedie* Inherited sickly chldreu of disonsed parenu. These dicoverie*. howover, are but Lesser Lights te tho Groat. Grand lHscovery recently made, and which is calculated te revolutionize thu present practice of medicine uttd treatment ol disease. The result of this great duoovuiy is given to toe world in the form el Pu.ts, elegantly coated with Guiu, so as not to offecd the tuo»t dutlcate stomachs. They neither sieken nor gripe. Every dose that is taken imparts renewed strength and V'gor tojlui sick and eoieebled body. They are called

KADWAY'S hE Jf LATINO I'lLLS. i' 47, R. 3OL. II, I

KADVVAi'S KEADY KtLlKP. »S

1. One of the most rejfiarknblo properties whltb this all-powerAil reiuody [IUMCJJOI,

th^T of Kleclriclty.

It truly elnctrilies the whole human system with its bealthlul Influence. Its action ujioii the polsounus gses of lOularlit, whether it be the Infecting effluvia of Yellow. Typhus, Measies, scarlot or other

Ar Agu^, RSiltoiir Fuver,

t'hotera, UUrrhtea, Iiysentery, Flux: or whether the stomach onous extracts of a«u fruits, or green vegetables, a dose or two of Kadways Koady KelK-f will instunlly neutrallxe th poisvnous eluiueats that may be iw th« stomach, aUay the most violent luSainailoiis and foriily the whole system agaiust sickness or painful uiOH-uitln. tu alt cases, tlioiufore, of t'holera. Cholera Murbus, flux, Fevers, die., lliore is no remedy so safe and cer Uitt to take as Kadway's Keady Hollof. IU electrics I pewert will, the insUutlt is taken charge the system with health and vigor. 5. Ah COUN KKIKH1TA1ST, withdrawing the congested blood, which, la case of Uheuuiatlstn, Lumbag,'G*ut, »o algia. Sciatica. Inflict* s*muchpalu upen the patient—It acts a 1th the rapidity of liKhtuiug the InstaLt the Kelter is rubbed on the pnrt "t he bod) where there Is pain—It re-esbibli*hes an e(|uahz.ation of the circnlailoti of the blood—lotiftestl being withdrawn, iuflamatlon is renn.vsd and pain ceases. 3. As & Uirvpsiva STISOIHST.- In cases of Weakness, Languor, lleoillty, llopresatot) ef f-plrlt, Kestlessuess Molaacholly, Nervous Trembling, Hysterlrs Ac., tt dilfUsns Its huttUhfnt tonic properttvs throughout the viitire system. Itrevivesand re-lnvljrorates the aged, crippled, Infirm aod nervont, It iiniarts new live and strength. Weak and feeble females who, iroiu eentiuued sufferiug with weakening dlsclisrges, are wasting away. Kadway^s lt ady .telicfwill rest*re to a sound and beallhfUl condition. «. ITS CLl^AKKl^(r A»l HKALINO PROPKRtles are t|»itkly proved in cases ef wounds, gun sh«As or stings, bites of dog#, snakes, lr*ecta, etc. The moment Kadways Ready Helief Is applied to the pained phrts. It neutralises the pot«on, arreata the spread of the infectleo, allays Inflamatlonand preyents mortl-

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A BODY GtTARD TO HREVEST the system against sudden attacks of aicknew, especially when epidemics prevail, or In cases of undoen Cramps In the stotnacn or bea-els, Bilious Chollc, Fevers of all kind*,«. dose of i:ad way's Heady Ketlef will check the progress of the disease Mid pre*«»t lertoas dUBcul-

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19 minutes past 13 16 13 66 11 50

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46 40 11 36 11 35

Pittsbnrgb, Pa.

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94 11 84

keRad**wy',»

aelting^t wStets

for good. Corn 40. The piospecta set to fav or higher figures, at th* demand is oa the iao*«M. Hr_

iHT We have Heard it remarked that whoa David hurled the stone at Qoliah lha latter matt have been surprised, a# *aeh a thing aevar eawad hit head beftewI

mWkmmm

HaZ tainted moat*, uurlpe Wr.V^?M\^nainl','r

n«*-r—C«*BB*»I. irricrmrs.—

Person* who are obli|ted to be exposed to the hot rays or the sun shmtd, when they ftel Sun Sickness. -adac.he, etc., take doseer the ftoltef, also rathe the head with It In some water—this will settle and strengthen the stomach and withdraw the beaud blo-jd from the head—and equalise iu etrealation Umaxh the system

Bvery family should tore Relief If a«

ry family should provide thetaselreswUh

Rudway's Iteady Relief If aertdenla »«ar, either

from Pall*. Burn*, Scalds* Btaisea, "Woond#, etc.. as application of the Ready Relief will Immediately stop the pain, prevent tatamation or morttflcatteu. RADWAX8 REGULATING PILLS. (From the N. V. Medical Journal.]

THK GREAT GRAND DISCOVER*. StsvKtaa Pewas Rccatinur Dtscevaaan

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Deadowedorgans

AS»eseors,

STATE

SHERIFF'S

WIT*

RAAWAV-S XtstUTiss htw.—The celebrated Dr. Kadway ha* recently saeeeeded in obtaining a outrttl«»«* extract coueeatrated that a doee of st* silht win fWrsiish the same amoaat of netrltloo te the blood eels given to the blood by an eaace w( ordinary bread. This nutdtiooa extract he has auceee^ted in ombSning with Had way Hi Regulating Pills, so that while the systeu ts uadergeteg a thorwigh phjutciest.perlfylag and KislaUn| process, the weak, eefsebled, debtlitated aed worn oat etfaaa receive a heatlhfel aoari«inesU This great discovery Is Invaluable. Heretofore, under the most innocent and best putative Pitts etc., the paueat pew weak a»«l deWttuted. Is cases of Vettaw Fever. TyshM, Searbrt Fever aMl other suivnaat ter«rs HssaU Po*, Snai|elas, etc., Ute pa. uent Is noable te partake of safCoent aoariskment to

RefrelsHag PlPto w«ll entirely revelaOo»-

lae ikf treatmeat of the nek afflicted with these assladlea, (wsse er nwsf Red wet's Regetatiag Pills il tits to the wasting body wslkfsst n»urUfcment as well as exterminate every particle ef disease frees tsesysum. Aaethergreatp:w« wbtclithese Fins

JUDWAT.S KDO«iblTtI(G mOtSWT, The dtsc«very ef this we»4er(f«t Ksssntw ef Ike Haas My sstamte•sSltsl Mlssesaasv asedt* elssl preperty. li««eriyaiMs|ii«^|S^a^ egSetesTty the MI*«{*t«f*er4eTa:

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Ot«ttre, IWlaifc.-" tm a aitwrted wMk «y diseaes. er Oswttwlisad IslnsiUtak take Redv ay's 8«aevatlsig Reeetreat ^eW hy DraggMa e^erywike**.

fiMsstt tttktitf re**i«Mi*"tJie «tinisMk of the ofdm 1 J® beanty, i|aalU}', or dteepnees io Teire-Hwrtt. Aug. *t,-4«a W. B.TUELU nevs, uver. (iklit, otedder. H«an aad Bowles, are each of these r*«eUr and exact le the performance of thetr aeeent MMtheK e» Uetttweewhe laketheM PtlVs, hewe*er CeeUve they asay «*, wUles^ey the taxerr ef ak««tUy dJaeharge their bo%if» eveqr Mf«4«tifilsrsa«iiitlw«f -.... .Mj*-

only «riih the stractore. ot the eye i»U aad Its ap *nf'

In prv- en?inp this card for public consideration I would observe that, afar an. experience of over

ten years in the principal ophthalmic hospital? of Europe together with th advantages of a large private praetiee, I «u prepared to treat all diseaset ofth- Eye with that esnaintv ofwm&ess which can only be accomplished by years of experience. 0*Consalt4tion hsurs from 8 A. it. to 13 M-, and 4 6P.M.

JOHN MAGENISS,

Office, Cor. 2nd and Locuts Sts. Evansvillc Ind. Sept. 3,-d6m.

Stote of Indiana, County of Vigo, as.

THEtfkid

ST.\TB OF ISIHAKA TO THE SHBRIFF

or County jjreetlny.- PBr»o»»t to the law ito 9C«h («une made &i»d provided, you are hweby required to stive tie® that *t the next ^etieral election ot the State ir Uiaiaua, the tullwwioirofficer* »r» te b* chosen to-«it: Kour Supreme fudges for the Htate

iurtl-

aaa, oneJailjta tor the 6th JuJlclal Circuit of »iiu State, one Prt*ecntl«jf Attorney ter »aid Circuit, one Rupmentatire le the rougreM of the united State*, for the 7th district of said Mate, one Secretary of State, oae Auditor oi SUte, oi.e Trea*arer of State, one SunertnteudeRt of PuMtc lustruttkin, anl one Attorney General for »«M State, two Kepreseotatl^es the tit«. U^i'laturo, om Trea«a*er, ono Sheritf. one ProMentiaic Attorney fo* the Ceurt or Common Plum, one Coroner, owe County S«r*eyor, oneeemmts*t«ner far the Is* !l*irtet of the' Couutv of Vigo, end twelve

one to be chosen by the Vetera of each

Tofcttship. Witness mr #l(fnature and the Seal of the V'ieo lL«. 8.) Circuit"Court hereunto affixed at Terre Haute, thl» Ultav of Septomber, A. f., 1*38.

ASH. WILKISS, CIHE.

OF FTFDLAHA, ROCTTY OP VIGO,

The qualified voter* of th« County afor«sai«i are reby uotiSed to maet at the usual places of holdtiiff Elections in their i-espectlve Tt»wo»tliip». on the iiecona Tee«day. it being the 12th d*y of October next, and there wiil nro«eed to All ",ho several ofRee* nauied In the above order. WM. H. ^-THWART,

Sheriff of Vljto Co.

EC. O. BROOKEKT, «UUt Ot-IFT CtTRKflrr Nl«W YORK, KsstfiCTrRB* or GLASS SYRINGES, HOM(EPATHlC VIALS,

GRADUATED MEASURES, NURS#1 •1NG BOTTLES, ETC. Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggist*, Perfumers, Plioto^raph«rs, etc. Greeu Glass Waru by the

A liberal discount »le to the trade.—

rde from Country Druggists and Dv^lyra solicit to at Sept, 3,43m *****.-4

Sale oi Eeal Estate.

Y) virtue «vf an order of th» Vigo Court of Common Please, 1 will on the 7th day of Oetober, IfrS*, betweeo tho hour* of o'eloek, A. M. and 4 P. M., a the premises of Josltiia Anderaon, Fayette township, in said county, offsrat public Auction "the f.Ulowing de#enb«d lanus. to-wit: the north east unnrter oi thv uorth west quarter of fractional section, No. three (3), town thirteen (l3,}uortU«f rnnxo'iilue (S) west,beIn* part of tho estate of G*r»h»tn H. J&ques den-aaed, containing 39 20-HH) seres mors or less.

Terms of sale—T*o eqnal institllmeirts «f six and twelve tnoiitha, purchimur alviiip notoand approved security, waiving valuation Inws, with inortcage on the land. WM. If. JOHKSOS,

A ,1ml n1*!ra tor of tho ps|«*t.- of Gershwui B. Ji.ques. Sept. tt,-4w [prVfee

CHKRTPP'S SALE.—By virtue of on? Ktecution issued from the Viio Court of Common Please, to mar Ireetcd and delivered In fnror ot And-ew J. Roller, and ttiTrtlunt Michael Traxfori.! have levied u^ou the ioDoa Ing described rOul estate, to-wif. The south east qnartcf (t£)of the seuih east

bV^i'iTuslaaaiuV'i lrrHM?4iroui the iivis- quarter (,ti) of section tiilrty (3"), township thlrUen .tract* of

(4n

l-he

property of ihosaldTruxford,a»id 1 will Nnlurdat the SiSUi d-v of September, littS, w'lhln the lejrsl Hours of sttlil day, nt the Court Hon' deorl« TerreHantn, Ind.. off the rents and .proflta of the above described premises, tonethsr with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of so ven years, und should the s'une lull to *i?ll for a sufficient to sat ixfr said execution and costs. 1 will ihen and thete offer the fen simple to the highest hiddor for cash to satisfy said execution and cost*.

W. STKW \KT, Sheriff.

Bept. »,-w4w [pr's fee ft,SO.

SALE.—Ry virtue of one

Kxecutlen Issued from the Vlxo Court of Common Pless, to mo dl ected and delivered In favor ot Michael A. Ktran.and ssraln^t Stophen Wan^h. I have leviod upon the following di»Bcrll»od real estate, towlt: let No. (3), In subdivision of l»t !to. iiflj-llve In section Ne. sixteen {10). township So. twelve (ISj. north or range nine west, situated In the town of Terre-Haate, Indtana.as tho nrnportv-of snld Waujch, and 1 will on Saturday the £!ib day of September, 4. 11., law, within the legal hours ofsa'd day at I Court Honse door In Terre-Hante, Indiana, off-.r the rents and profits of the above described premises, tot ether with the appurtenances thereunto belongtnc fi»r a teim of sevt-N veers, and should the same fall to *«ll for a sufficient sum to sall»fy said execution and costs, I will then and there effer the foe simple to the highest bidder fer cash, to satisfy said execution and costt.'.

W. H. KTKWART, Sheriff.

feptS,-w3w (pr's ftef 4,00

Fancy Painting.

/?J.ItK0IANf Cryfitdl or Oriental, Italian Landscapes aod Celentlal Paintings. 27 Printed lessons of the paintincs fer $1. the dlre»tl»«is are so explicit as l* enable any one te learn fully without a toieher. Fult directions sent free by malt ra receipt of price. Thev are so fhlt an* nlsln that any one with no previous knowledge of drawing c#n be stare to acquire it.

TTfA fine lot ef Lithographs Just received, which (am selling cheaper than they can be ha4 In the west. For fUriUsr particular* call «s er atdres*

Sept. 1-dtf

A. A. ARJtOf.O,

PostOflke, Terre-Haute, Ind.

HOM (E OP A THIO PHYSICIAN, 10} Market St reet, Oppoaite Buntta Xloaae.

Ofllt bonrs from & A. M. to 8 P. M. At night to bo found at Stewart House. REFERS TO

Br. 6, P. Bacr, Richmond, Indiana. T. H. Davis, .. Garroteoa.

G, A. Redman, Jfepr Tfrtr. Jeo. 81ms. Cambridge City.

Terre-lTaete, Aug.», MW*. ly.

My Business House,

Will be clo#e 1 for a few sreelra, to be remo led, repainted, aod othenriee boaatified for the eepiion of an

ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF

O O S

Which I pledjre mr*etf, shall SSo Wm'vtiejamm

sot

l«c&

Watches, docks, Jewelry and SILVER WARE, Se

Tl« Nortb eisle Fallte Square aeit DOOR TO PRAIRIE Cmr BAFTK. C. 4 J. M. CRIHBER, A HE now prepared to ahow a very fine ajm. aesorUesatefaev gwedr letlte ab*ve {toe, c«estalngof €Mds»a Mw Heat4^ ©esed. Kagtbdi tstd AlMkvr fat«*,srilM*«it XSIMS. CeM, F#e. Vrst ••4 OMI4 Cfcatm. GM KsdMi, JSUdra, Oold aed

Cre ees. as^ OoM TMasMe*. jnr TWsvtecaeap. C.d« I. «.CKI*HEH. Aeg. ?, sna.

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IBS filif

THE EYE! **, »'HQ

fall the which beaeficrat natare hu man with. tbe Eye the iaot in»portaat, most complex, sod most delica\e In crganftitioii. From its exposed tnation it is ennstaotlr liable to disease which assumes Tarirvd forms aod wkieb, whrn neglwied or maltreated, too fretraenil terminates in blindness. It becomes, therefore, ab^olutrly necesaart thit the Wre are uow fitting np fqr th^t twrticular hrauch «f trade, the S«eond L-^fi of th»» Store, making practitioner shall be tixm» ghly conremnt not very larce and spuckmsSALES ROOM, 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two large «ky lijrhts, *1--'

fitted

penda^es, but that he shall b*» mo^t accurate tm^teh awl cut carwts and perfect knowledge of all diseases to liieh ](^ockof that organ is liable

afa ^ts sfccaJt^

Terrc-Haute Seminary,

(rc»R v&n fKXvm.)

N MONDAY T&E 6TII OF SEPTEMBER next, we nliall eom aeuce iustructious io the "Old Seminary," on the must beautiful School -fa... At 1 fTK*

«. i» such repairs and nirntahing, both outside nndu*,

Philosophy

be ttught by Moses Suule, A. M. Lite poncipai of the Seminnry. The Mathematics* and Naturtl fcdenehit will be taught by Mr Edwin French, a grauune of the State Normal School of Mudsaehtwetts long a succus-fttl teacher in 'ho schools in that State, and lately well known here as tho principal of the Greenci'Stle High School. Mr. French bear?, from his former fields of labor, abundaut testimonials of his fitness for his profession, thin knowledge, general judgment and apinm* to Unrh.

for this Seminary by such diligent and ttoronjfl teaching iu the vaHoua braitehca of useful knowledge, as (i«r individual experience, of mauy ycart» in the school room, enables us to give.

With our present force wo can #o grade our school as to secure the miny advantages tf division of labor, nol the least of which is, that the several teachers w'l! preside over those depattments of study most congenial! to themselves, in which they are most practised, and which, therefore, they are best fitted to teach.

Wo divide the year into fonr tjuitrters of eleven weeks each, including the usual holydays. The school will be divided into three depart* tnciits—the Prim iry, the Academic and the Collegiate.

The Primary Department include* the- elements of I ho English LMitifUace, of Arithmetic, Geography, &c. Tui'ion $o,00.

In the Academic Deptrlmcnt, primary studies

Algebra

18 deoign of thin Institution t» to ritlgen* of T«rre-Haule fitelllile, for the education of tliclr childr«n.at such-rates if tuition as will bring It within the reach of all, attd which can oaly be done npon the Graded iilsn,

This school will be organised and coaducted In all re«eets, after the most appfuved eastern models. Th» new eity seool ballJlna, hss been seeared, and Is new being furnished lit the mod elegant styl* corresponding with the arrangement of the school bonding la Cincinnati, and Ui* eastern ritte*.

A number ef ax»erleoc*l and highly aeeompllshed female assistants fto.m theKast have been secured. Tho plan contemplates a sound and thorough education, in all branches asnally teog't in the best common and high schools in the country.

Particular attention will be riven to the moral and phvsieal, as well as mental ealtivatlon of tne pupils. •"'Know Thyself," Is an I (function which, as far as It applies to the physical natnre. will be rigidly enforced by example and precept In every department, from the lowest to the htch«st. In the lowest classes^ Anatomy, Physiology aod Hygiene will be taught orallyIn this highest, the best authors on the subject will be pursaed.

Two sessions af 41 weeks eteh—will eonstltnte the school year. The Irat commencing on Wwlnesday the 1st of September next, and ending the3&lh of ianaaqr IB59, laeltidingon'* week vacation derin* belli days. The seeond aesalon wiil cowmenee en Monday Keh.3,1839 and end on the 30th day of Jane UBMUuatodinf one week vacation in Msy.

RATK« OFTOITIOH.

Children from 9*e years oM and vpward, In A*B. Cs. and on aard till prepared for advanced Anthwetie. Grammar and higher «t»die» KM. Jfifher hrsnehesttM. Bachpoplllnthe 1stOmdeoabeingenrolted will pay,.... #1,00 Each In Sd IJ»

The revalnder of the taltion t- be paid In each Grade respeetlvaly, at the ctosa ef the jBrst threa monthc of eeeh sesilon.

APPA#tATba.

The school srlll he tarnished with aparatas for the llinttcstkmthe natural sciences. Per tbe aalre «t wrtAwnttty la bootrs. the aeries recemaseodsd by the Asie Board ef edaeation fcr Iitdl•ac will be adopted. -RBPKBESCRf. Ifoa. H. W. Thompson, »ee. T- P. C^rdesu MsB. Biff, A. B. Barton, 4*. Alter, 0, W. MI«dMll. 0, Ro«*. ft. Btlna, B. M. Hantam, J. Hoofc. 8. n. Potter, P. P. ftefshard*

C. H. Bailey.

It Is taspertsmt that all dealrttsg U» aralf Utematves sftlh idw^ he present at Its snstltfsUss.

Aag. dwtf B/Sioom principal

of Ot

l| tx -Bd/f

fE find after having made the improvement we did tan se*»on, that we was entire! too limited in our id«a of tae room:.we sbsald waat, our business having iucrtttwi-mucb tx yond the must The ieadiug fvature^tn making Uiis charge to open exeKssively in

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!

up trim gaa for erenin^ tiiHie irivini plenty »f Huht *nd a»r»ple room Ui unroll, lay down, leal carpets to fit rooms. We sUail open "next ai»ath a* unusually targe at^ attractiyi

Draperies Gimps a moat complete stock of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, an

good*, ready made Betl Comfort a, Brown and Bloaeited Linen .1 a.ble Cloths, Kapkina,-a)oiHo?,and 'fowiei offverv descripti on. In fitct evflrv article that adiis to, -swi completes a thorough siock in thia line, atit»p ed to tht vrattia of Hoo.seket M»«, H«tel8, Societies Hal!«, SalOone, &c

Hie first floor, the aune depth of the carpet rooto above,is being refitted,exclusively .. rrs r-rs -5^ A .Cv tTmDt%lCa\ Wfl ^IS ITfl

Wholesale and Retail,

For City and Cmintrv trade, wish two rows of counters, eieh 125 tret bins and abundance of light from two "sky litbts, an adrutitage to ptrcli users, wh'chthov can find in other »torc in tlte citr.

Leading Iromihe eentr*? of-tlf store up a wide and easy glit of staiw, in the entwitee to our carpet room, which baa been noticed before. For the benefit of the lultos we shall open the finest stock of Drtss Silks, Mama, tiooki,

Ticks. Checks, B«t:», &-c. Not forgetting the grent delllcieney Iterrtofbre in

GENTLE ME N S URN! II1 N GO 0 S, And Tailors' Trimmings,

Reeollect befon- purchasing, we are to op«n a full line of Cassinioreis, Cloths shirts and Drawer*' Cravat*, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Glove* ami Hosiery for every occasion. In the meantime we shall spare no effort to reduce the present stock as low as potfiW® before lbs n.r ii nit^L-pvi'eiou ot'nDP

new arrives. SOTBargains for ftU. BUCKBVK CASH STORE. Ang. 28-dtf a sM"

aa will secure convenience and cunfort, incluiing| .Et. eleirant modern desks for the supplr of former! "IT is the uitu of this histitutian te form ffoed, deficlencii iu seating. intelligent. hui|\v and usetul men. Ai those

The Greek, Latin and English Languages, in- habits w|(k:h influence the physical,moral and inteleludinir Rhcturic, Composition ttnd Declamation, Wtnnl nuture of the future man, receive most with Mental Philosophv and kindred studies, will particular attention. (Jyinim.Hieal exorci#e« are enjraacd in under the Immediate supervision of tho

Wo shall bu assisted by Miss Mary L. Morey, a highly recommended teacher from the neighltorhood of Boston, who, to loug experience in the, eastern schools, 1ms added practice iu the schools try Inve been deprived of the ndvatitacee a ising of our own State. In addiii to theusinl bnuich-1 frt.tn a knftwledge of ilie Ancient and Modern es taught incommou and high schoolti, MiJsMorcy Languages, on account of the tiureii"onn'do length isprejwred to give instrucMoii iu tlie French Lan- of tini'.' ri-rittiretl fur their mpii-itioit but ap guage, Drawing and Painting. improved tin-thod of teachiim, Viclt l* coinuiend-

will be continue*!, io which will tw added Eugiuhi DO ART) OF INHTKUt TION. Grammar, the higher rules in Arithmetic, and! 3. florCB, Prit»ctv»l Professor of Laugttges Itud

through simpic equations. Tuition $7,00 Higher English t'ninclKfs. Tho Callcgiate Department will include tlte

Natural, Moral and Political Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Book-keeping, Ancient Geography nd AncicntLsnguages, Tuition $10. (CTNo allowan made for absence, exccpt ot the option of the tcaehers. Tuition to be paid at the school room on or before the last day of the quarter, or before the pupil leaves, if he quit wilb'n fhe qu&rtei*

SOULE FRENCH.

Aug. 14-dwtf {cify papers copy

City Graded School.

rfamishthethe

SdMlaxs at tha College

Haute

Wswy Oepenmewt, per awsHwn... Pwjpa«i«f* Dcfamttst, per tsma., tCetlegiaSe Otysasssct neranaam....

......

9*9 90 MM 4M# 4i» 9,»

EXTRAS.

*«df en Ptaae or Ciitsr, per apneas

COBAL, laVi. OOU) *TO*«, PtUW Pr-s,rt.«r Oerreaa. Ac., p^eanem aad ethertaatmhte rtytes of iesrsdry. fa e«*a«*:|:OnNrmft and PaintJa*. peraaaam.. saparat*. Oeats .11nam Ftm** mm efi, ^ctereeoataeaetesH^weehly.Ibreagfc theyewr Oaid Biais assi User a Bafts "St* Wis eovnrr.

"iHotv »VM

sits

L. RYCE & SON.

Torre-Haute Classical Academy

FAMILY BOARDING' SCHOOL,

For Boys.

*'\Yv .lo uiutms ts sjieiul m. vet, or ei^lit onrs wsrs

We are determined to earn a good reputation ed by Milton, Lucke, Lcibni'z, Sidney Smith, and ethotv, ourstudenis iti ietieh or Getwu lira eiiHi.-led to speak iH'isv lniifruar»i« in cite yenr.and a thorough course iu L^ilti and JLfict-k is •completctl in tlu've yciir,-*.

PiincipMl. The gorerrm* nt Is stvicllv parenial, yet. decided. Lesions in Moral Seier.ee will be dally iuwigred to the students, adapted to their various ages and capacities.

A' co"? peteni knowledge of our Language is mo indtifenaible 1o every mans our ennrta aro therefore especiaMv directed to correct spelling, clegsnt reading and ^waking, composing.

&c.

Mathematics are taught with a steady view tt» business and tuentnl Irwioing The Nntitral Science* lor au integral part of our course of in-tnietio-*.

Heretofore, tnnny of the best m'tuls in the conn-

Lectures on Scieftc. Hifitrtfyrfthil Lileratura are daily delivei*ed, which aronjetha

the scholar in Ids

lut,r,»t

-tulil«,

and Increase hiS'intor-

madori beyond his oppottunHv of reading. The next te of ten weeks will commence oa Wednesday, Hepteuiber 1st ISr&tf, and tli# ensu* fate.term on Moudav, N«r« tiiVtr lftli.

KXPENStOrt A NO PAY ENT.C. Btmrditig, Tuition in the Knp'iah branches, washing, r-uims, fuel snd ligltts per term of .t^n wcck,

TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS.

Fnglish Hr.-111cites, $8,0 1 each InneiUK*. t,r,/,0S Dra»nig, $3.i«h

Phit.ting,

Jul 22dwtf

tm,

Oned.alf pay

ment in advance, the balaitce at the middU of the tciui.

VHSSSASAII

Pieanv, Tcscher of English Braches

Mn». B. M. Rorcr., Teschci-of EuglUh and Of tnieiitiii Ut-ititches. acrKaeNCRs: ,) Hon. W. f. GrUwold, ,„.^„,T.

ntintln,

Chat le» Wood, ,Bei j. McKoen, A M«rtregn-, I'^dock. 4. P. U.*h'-r, $ -""Vjtiti^e D. D' tnmio^ lL/*/?or further parlicttlar address the Principal

ENGLES & STONE, w-*

-1-

BOOT AND SHOB

A N XT A TTB ERS, H^Hfi ABOVE GENTI.EMEST HAVE E.V tered Into a partnership, and are located en the east aide of the Public Square, directly opposite the Court House, where they are prepared to carry on the Bout and Shoe business itt ail of is various tranche

Their long experience and superior skill io tbst line, enables them to furnish a -ass BE1TER AND CHEAPER article (ban la generally sold in Terre-HaoU.

Itr Our stock embraces tbc very best that could be procured, which waa carefully selected by ourselves and we empicy none but tbe moat accentplUb«"d workmen—-heuce we have no hesitation in saying that we are prepared to meet the want* and necessities of all.

N. B.—Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. July 30'68.

MISERABLE LIFE

And Premature Death! VOUNG MEN WHO, BY INDUL-

glsg Is NtrHtiiUli, kavt ralnrd their health, prestratsd their nervous system, and Impaired their minds, tnei»tT rendering the pleasures of mar pig rled ttw a weary pit«rrfntaire «prn earth if are respsietfatiy sotlfcd Uat Or. KW, -,p.( IJfGr, by stody and experience la this branch of tr»«tte*. is dally effect* far earns in Ms most diAeult csaes. without tbe least dlAeaUy or trouble. Patients iHlkMl with any kHd of prf. eats dtats*, from the mildest Unm in the unest severe, can consult Th*. X. with tlie full assaraoce of a qulek and lasting tore. Or. X, warrants a cans witheni Ute aid of mercery, or change of business or diet.

Dr. Rwlw a«Meaaees to fadlesla want of aremadr for obstruction*. Irregularities. *«.. peculiar te the delicate «r*»nU&t!*n of their system*, Pr. f)s«ter"s Pemale Mosrthly Fills th* remedt. The many thonssad boxes I fca*«i sold pr«»* It—«ot»eap*ak III of tbrmr foratl like them. Dr.ttscfer'sPtUs can oaly he had at Dr. Bwfng¥»«ee.

So, I Vlrglata Avenne. Booth of Branch Bank. •/. txuiAJiAPotia. mo. CSCTIO*^—Married ladles in certain sHxatluas almM sst

0«a, F»r reseoa swedlmthms with

each box. Prtre oae dollar: sent by oali to any pan of tbe world. Ofltea hoars from N o-cloek

wnttttr.M. Jaly ailM§-SUfc»ly f^waesMt ee«sirtti»t me by letter are reeaestsd to glee a fall description of symftows and accompa. nyin* th* same with a Bank K«te. they wiUreeelve •Wj atteaUea thotr case reqtrtras.

Spectacles,

Olold and nilver Pebble Poroeaoph'c Perv* Bseteand Coaesee Clsases set la gold* BUvar, fla* steel,a*Geti»ac9iJr*rtrasses. ... ,r