Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 202, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 September 1858 — Page 2

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hat tho Evsnsville Journal, in copyfng article from the Union invarlably'says /"•Wo take the following from a Terre--*2laute paper." Gentlemen, is that the **'Jclad of credit you give to articles you \)eetii worthy of your colnmnh? Wegenthe p#pr we extract from1, ftftd think all othere should

ado tho lamell'^ -'.

S3T The land mail to •i^Urt on tho 15th instant.

vii JCar It is thought that Mr«Carr, in the Third District, will withdraw from th* present canvass, leaving Mr. Dunn and

Hughes to fight it out.. If this should be the arrangemont Bunn will boat Hughes 1 gasify, in our judgment.

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TJERHE-I-I AUTJfi.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9, IS&S.

For President In itmOi

JOHN

OHITTBNDE1T,

ii' t'\ Kentorkr.

TbeJoarnalseemsto be at a

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know why Mr. Bavin does not tell the celebrated "sow story" be oied to felt in r6Gi

We s^e nothing strange is this—it in perfectly plain. That old sow has had a tremendous litter otpigg, and every tin. gCe one of them are Democrats, anl Mr. DaI vis seeing that they were of the Buck cross, entered his protest against the privileges ,*nd assumptions of the new family, upon wfcicli the old sow bnt gave a familiar gmnt ^whon the Utile pigs set too and rooted Mr. outside of "the pile of Democracy."—

However, this was done in rather a Se.cr*(*)t way, yet all "outside of the pale of -Democracy" could see that the whole af|fair was a teggish one. Since this bristling scrape Mr. B. has learned that thes9 pigs .have enten up the old sow, and be has no ^occasion to resurecthcr memory. Jp*,\

The intelligent people who heard the ^candidates and who will read Brown's ^criticism. will have an additional opidion ^bf the editor'sjudgment a id political honesty \~-JournaL

We generally address our remarks to ^"the intelligent people,'* and have always, "**so far as wo have been able to learn through the same channel, received their good

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tplnion," and foar no modification on ac4econnt of what we have said about Seorest or may hereafter say. Jeemes—sub-rota 1

A. -itm J, Uvsfi We would Hko to know how it is,

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California will

^ptart on inu xuvu uisiuin. The contract* *bre have already got their vehicles ready and teams upon tho route. The carriages are light corned wagons that wi.ll car ry eight or ten passengers. Thin line will be a "path-finder," through the wilderliess, and dot its line, at intervals of thirty or forty miles, with its stations for feed and rest, around which will grow up tho blacksmith's shop and tavern, and finally a village will cluster,

TRTR APPBTITK TOR TOBACCO.

*^?t~Tl»e New Yoik Independent gives the following as the experience of a clergy 4 man whu smoked and chewed lobacoo tor

many years, and used th^se m^ani to break I himself of tho habit: I had a deep well ol 3- very cool water, and whenever the evil appetite claimed indulgence, I resorted immediately to fresh drawn water. Of this, I drank what I dosired, and then continued to hold the water in my mouth

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out aud taking in succes

sive mouth fa Is, until the craviug ceased. By a faithful adherence to this prac'ice for about a month, was cured. A»d from thai time to this have been aa free from any appetite (or tobacco as a nursing infant* lcatto the u*o of the weed in every form, ftr mure than I em *did before I contracted habits of indulgence.

ISSCBASCG^The importance of iosoranee against losses by fire and water, .way he seen at a glance by the follow. h»- foe fignres: There were 322 fires in the ,f United States in 1857. and the amount of property destroyed was upwards of l&ti, the amount of property destroyed was upward* of #3,000,000 greater. The entire loss by ma'tloe disasters in the month of l)sc#m bw last, wa# 82.306,785. The abov* amount include 18. steamers* 42 ships, 82 harkt, 67 schooner*.

If this property was insured, aa most of ll undoubtedly was «*ny tbouaatids, per^SPT WIHIOM. of petson* bore the fo*s, ea^h one angering a little wherca* -if »o i»am«nee been effected, many I p**oni #olkW s^fored a business while ^thers wonld hare been aeri-

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Hl their lffliri ot life.

The SpOBlfth Mtadoii—®i Prpie^t to QbJii* Cub« on Foo% We leara from Washington that, Mr, Btichanau has tendered the »isstoto to Spain to the Hon. J. P. Benjamin, Sen*tor for Louisiana.-— 3F. jfl5wrdH4W.

yon would rise in

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The Great Comet lias at I*ast been

It is annonnced by the last arrival from Europe that the great Cornel of Charles V., which has been snxiously looked for by astronomers for two years, has at las! made Its appearance, and has been seen at the Pari# observatory, and is pronounced by the observers to be the genuine thing. It will a»on be visible to the naked eye:

It is not yet known whether It will appear as it once did, like a very, large, and bright star, or with a tail 100 degrees in length. The curious hope that it will its "wondrous tale unfold.*' It* first appearance was in 1264, and its disappearance took place on the 25th of October of th*t year, the day on which Pope Urban IV died, as the world thought in strange coincidence. In 1556 it re-ap-peared, and was observed by Paul Fabri cos, astronomer to Charles V., who executed a map of its path, which was pub Hsbed in November of that year. It was then described as a great and brilliant star. Its course was "through Virgo and Bootes, past the pole of the heavens, into Cephens *nd Cassiopea." The celehra ted Br. Halley calculated its elements more than a century afterwards, and several others after him. The calculations of Mr. Bomme, of Middleburg, of the Netherlands, of recent dat«." are more precie and are generally supposed to be more reliable- than thoSi of his predecessors.— This astronomer finally came to the conclusion that in the year 1264 its eclipse had a period of 110,644 days, or 302,922 year, expedited by planetery disturbances by 5,077 days, and that in 1856 its mean motion corresponded to a period of 308,* 169 yr»ars. Its present revolution he ealcula'ed would be shortened by perturbations 10,40 yesrs, and the comet should reach its perihelion about tho.2d of August 1858. ... ':'f„

Scene in a Court House—An UnrjTj accountable Panic.

A correspondent of tbe Fairmont True Virginian gives an amusing description of a singular sceno, which occurred last FH day, in the Marion County Court House

Mj. FVH. Pierpoint sat in rather a re cumbent position," with the back of his chair against the enormous stove near the clerk'** desk. From the stove ascends perpendicularly to'the ceiling a stove pipe of great length. Some one, perhsps Mr. Watson, the clerk, halloed to Mr. P. to take care, or the stove would be upset whereupon Mr. Nesson and Mr. Haymond rather abruptly and loudly seconded Mr, VVatson and, as if to asuist in creating alarm, the stove pipe rattled against the ceiling. Like lightning Mr. Pierpoint sprang from his scat, ran across the room, and jumped out of the window head fore most. A panic immediately seized all— a moist unaccountable panic home one said the ceiling was about to fall this capped the climax, every ono took tQ his heels Judge Camden jumped up on the window sill, the clerk tumbled out of the window next his desk Messrs.

EI B. HHII,

A. S. Hayden, GK B. Camden, Jr.,'-Alli-son Fleming, W. H. Thompson, and Ellery R. Hall, all made for one window, and panio stricken, like a flock of sheep, tumble*! out hoels over head after ,JMr. Pierpoint—some on their hands, some on tho backs of friends, and all presenting most ludicrous appearance as they rotlei about the court house yard to the great terror of the young ladies enjoying the "alfresco" of the jail porch, convenient to the window. John Kean, as if the devil was at his heels, made for the door, upset two old men, who yelled terrifically in the hall, cleared the railings in the yard, and never looked back until ho got to the other side of the street. Meanwhile, others fell upon their knees and prsyed, some were petrified with fear and others stood aghast with wonder. In about five minutes, however, tho whole scene ended. The stove did not fall, the stove pipe stood erect, the ceiling was firm loud laughter succeeded despair, good humor ouce more prevailed, and every one, looking a little foolish and a great deal pleased, took his seat as before, and th* business of the court went on as usual.

Gov. Packer, of Pennsylvania, Repudiated by His Own Party/

We MM the following statement in the llarrisbnrg Telegraph "The Democratic convention of Franklin county met a few day* ago snd nominateil for Congress, and Jtuige Kill for ire* election to the Legislature. After the ticket had b?en completed, a Mr. White introduced the following re«olntion

ripAt of the people of own

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not step to kick at every oar that b«rk» fw yon pars t3o*»f

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Prol Baity.

Hetalted, That we endorse Got, Wil* Ham F. Packer for the able manner in which has filled the F.xecntire chair/' «This reaolutiun was violently opposed hj Judge Kenedy ami others. After an exciting diKcnssion, a vole was taken on the reeolntinn, an4 it was lost by "a rote of 21 to 1SI1 So the Administration of Gov. Packer stands upon the record as openly repudiated by tbe Democracy of Pranlilin county u*4 the 0*1? Cr»«W o/JwiUiwrnan artificial, aastrenn* aMriy aU tiie Oo». Pack** thmt i\* insisted npo* opewMMm i^.Mi frmmtheir fctuTVniwi.Cwcm.Mortntl Growths D®»

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^Prof. W. H. Racer, ihe original Ikon* tanter. and ^r«tlMrt»3lr. IU««y, of European celebrity, will gire exhibitlons of hi* woaderfnl powers owt wild horses in the A tHphtt beater, daring the fisir of the Ss.v Loot* Agrtcolteral aad Mechanical Asa©eUtioa,aexi«mk. I

jarFke fross a wotaaa who lores scsaa^ dal te re« i««ld frota old luelr bitaeeiH *V 3

TOBASOO AID CORK IS VIKOMIA^—The Petersburg Itttelligi-tteer says: The quanthy of tobacco made last yesr in Virginia tad North Carolina, judging from the inspections up to t|e 1st of thi» mmth, will fully equal t^ moftsanguile expectations. Although the season for delivering is so far advanced, the receipts in this city and Richmond are atill heavy. The aggregate inspections ia the State, on the 1st of October, will in all probability reach, or very nearly reach, 79,000 bhda., at all events tbe exc«s» over last year will be folly 10,000 hbd*.

We are in the midst of a pretty severe drought. A fortnight's uninterrupted and excessive heat baa made an impression npon the corn crop in this vicinity, wb ieh it will be hard to recover from, even with a good rain or two in the course of the present week, which at present there is bnt a faint prospect of. But unless it comes the yield will be seriously diminished.— There is no virtue in prognostics, for we have had in the last few d«vs cloudy mornings and evenings with eastern winds that gave the most tantalizing promises of soaking showers. It is an old saying that all signs fail in dry weather, and experience abundantly verifies it. We shall not expect rain until we see it falling.

The Uncounted Vote in Kansas.

The Lawrence Republican gives a list of returns from fourteen polls not included in' the Commissioner's statement, embracing an aggregate vote of 1,243— 171 for, ana 1,072 against the English proposition. Thus amended, the total vote woald stand 1,969 for, to 12,372 against it— making the free State majority 10,413. The supposition of the Republican is, that these returns either did notreacK tho Commissi oners, or-were rejected on account of informality yet theo make no mention of any one of the localities named.

SCENE A* TBB TRLBORAPH OFFICE, TIUKTTR BAT.—Present-1-Director

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and tete-

graph operator. Director—What's that? Is the message coming?

Operator—No I think its a bite.~Xeu York Post.

RICB HARVEST.—We

learn that

several planters on tha river commenced harvesting their rice this week. The prospect is flattering for an abundant yield.—Chearleston Courier.

MARRIED.

On the 7th lnt. by Rev. E G. Ti*Tlor, Mr. Archibald Wiutermutc to Mrs. Mary Liieker, all of this city

FEACHB1! PEACHES!!

PERSONS

WISHING KIXB PEACHES,

miy be sccomndated by leaving onlcr* at Riplty 4 Sep. 7,

Daitaldton'e an-l C. H. liv'Jey'* store*. d3t

V. H. IStJtya Here*. HENRY JAMISON.

Valnablo Pianofort 53!

ONE FULL GRAND PIANO,

ONE PARLOR GRAND PIANO,

TWO LOUIS XIV CARVEl) PIANOS, x'"•TteW T6CT6 CARVED AW© PlM?

Togeth with complete assortment of other sizes atid styles at

NO. 4, BATES HOUSE.-

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Wa are receiving comprising the latest

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ublieatioui*. STOWELL,

No. 4, Bates Uouse, Indianapolis, Ind. Sapt- 6, '58 dly —»»—p.••• ••—••I. I «•.! •—i*iiii—iM»i..iiiniliili*.i»ii.i I irtjgii

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Corner of Wushitx/hn an 1 Okie Slrrttie INDIAPOLIS,* IND. l. CARMtl'UAEL. Propylr. Sept. 6,^^-dljr

A E I A N O S E orroerra xantm DKPOT. INDIANAPOLIS, I-NDIANA, HOLkOWaV ft ]RORttOir, Ptaprietsn. 0*0ood warm Meals always on hand on the arrival of Traiim, and plenty of time to eat thetn.

Sept, 6,'58dlj

W I O S E Bmel Stmt, So nth Side, I N I A N A O I S IN I A N A

LOU. EPPIltCEX, Pftf'r.

BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.

Guests carried to and from the home'free of charge Sept 6, 'SS-dly

OCULIST. AUR 1ST A.1D OSNERAZs SUHaBON

Best WtoKitjftem St.* mer McGamu'1 Clothing Store, IndimnapeH*.

JProfi T7pdocraff, Formerly restdenk Physidan at Willi*' Hospital, Philadelphia, aad inr many years PHadpal of th* Danville Eye and Ear ImfinnW*, Pn»f«jor of Aoatotny, and Leertnec npon Phjriiolojty, has ta kvn sn office in this place and will operate on all soqgkal diseaaes, and beg* leave to in form the HWC, (ht.sH AKMNS «FTHE Eye and Ear, (wiih IHr exeeptions) arceoraMc aad will ooerate on Cataract, Cmm Eyes, Artificial Papi|,Onaeitlesof the Cornea, facetted Eve Lkls, Sore Eyes, and aH dieeiMHW.of tke wpia. Deafness, di&caltv of hearia#, e«a when the drota is oathrir jjone,

forwit»« firtHR BarukCsMnttBl Lia»b«, onftna Oie r»p»ratior. far ArtfflHal Tftit*. tiy b««liav a AndiaMR^iU«MkM Bs^gTriiurriwa all Uiessotias ana«qirisrioaof ftae*t»nl,de-Jtod(tWH»--lMjpii«iiMeHs) wlti*»etteowT iMrsh* eld «d «e prodad«c pdn.

Wsi|Miw«KlnM»|Eei ItkitM In Smvttt and tbi* enenti7 la p^eti»( hiawelf ia all tlwt ts n«w and ralsaUefn Samy.nmMilria h»nyri laf, that eeerythi^i wltMn die boaafeoftitt prat fuiw aw toe nytiri sf taa.

TO THK BALOtf

Tweaaha9^«artudrr««aw4,MM|ter)MV

MMywa ara. One ssAMtiw hi. ,M.-«t caamtwi iycsii«iliat to fwwhea a Iwlr from erery foUele ikUtt*foed(M hal'hef^w Graj bair cu be na^wed^iswa^wal eater w^Wst

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dry ft )L1S, 1

eek'ly supplies of music j'ont Hadwj*j "s Mwij Kdiof it v. j|i)itrii in ih» j»»«tnoti ltl!/.{r.,,« "purt*.- it'hwaVHliar^ »hi» errti«U this spread of

Machine Works IN MAN A.

IANAPO

BASSE ItKA IV flXTOIt, suniticmnu or BSGlMtS ANII BOILjBRS, riAST jiftl Wswiirt Ins Maduarrv. of all VJ kinds Ori* Milk Ss*. Huiey and Ciielr Saw Mills. Al-O,

Rake, Grain Separator, Improved. Pitt's Grain Separator.

THK FIR8T PREMIUM MACHINE HorsePoWer fer Be!t or Tumbling sb'ift Machine. Portable En fines, suitable for ninni-'g Threshing Machines,Corn Shell era,Portable Mills,

Tha flret01 iheue ImportaM an»l ¥»luablo.t!i«cotp rlos startled thfe wtuld wiutirontier and »«rpf*e ot lt« rufid onjcac} In euriag- the stck and *bppiug lUa uiosl u.xorutljitiiip pain«.

The nr*t dkeorery wa* the K**OVATI!»O Ka*ot.vaaTt Uieouty r. i»«:uy )a o«e lh«t )ns»tisses the rein«tk«W« {iroportte* of nradirAilnt frosii tha all eoiistitutfotuilHiialwUesftihertted sitisly rlitdrou of dUeated narou'^. t'hosa dicovene*. however, are but Lex*er UrUU to the Great. Grand Di*e*very recently made, and wh'oh Is ralealst^d t* revulutloulce the |re«»iu practice of medicine and treatment of Jl»-i-nno. The r^^ult of thl« great 'di*eoveiy 1* given to the world In the form Ptu.a, oW 4Utl e.jjtjd with OQm.to a* uotvto oJf«ud the most deticaiaawniach*. Tn«iy neither st'tken nftr #rtpe. Kvery^osw lhat t#ken' inipnrU rcnewvU ulrt'iiRth niul gor to the tick sud cnicv-ulfj bod. They uro tnlU-u

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l'On*"f thenW remarkuble {{vwpertle* whteh this »H-iow«rful rvmotly i* tli.it 01 kleatrlcity. II truly «lvclriflei.the wti«1e hninuu *)*tem WUh iU heitlUifi^ lufVii«iiK-*. ti* actiim Upon the ]otgoinis vt malaria, whether it b» the Inftiitlnir ^ftttivlu of Yetlow, rptiH*, i(»flm/. Matisies »fatoi .MHilpuUt Ci'ViW, i»f

Agtu,

the infertioa, iiiRatuativii aud ]trovt«nt« morti flrntirtn. ». AS A Bum* Gl'ARP TO PRKVK.Vr I lie «j-y.om i«uddttu ttach^ vf fii-kno*., «!«|^riiiily whrn «jtiirmlri» !ff*rail, or In CIIHS «f Mjfifien frknij.glu the »uro!»fb or. bowels, UUt'»n« Cltolic., Perm of all kiniti. l»»*o Itouiiy Kolief wlllthc4ir the fwtgreM afthe din«te aad jinisrout torioas iHiScul ti^. •',v t... 'V.

S. Ktrotrm TO H**R—CutKna.-b irr»t rrn«i.— vrlio urn ublUcil to be vx|w*£«i to Uiti lmt of the »no »h-ol«l, when tl»py I Sun Slekno#*. H- a«ia«li«, etn,, lake a (lo*« sf ihe Rqlief. at* alhe the head wllii fn *ntTit *rator—thl* will aettle an* Ktren^tlie the *t»w*rh «At withdraw the heated Mood from the head—*ul 6]italix^ It* circulation Ujroufh the .. 7. Kf«ry raasltr afeouid proVIl# themselre* with Hudway'* Hearty Kellftf af»-|deni -«*imr, either from Fall*, Horn#. Scal!i. Brulws, Wo•»«!«, KH apitllttaUna at the Heady will iinm«4iai«lf itO} the pais, prevent hiflamatitm or morti Scat ion.

RAD WAY'S KEGTILATING PILLS. [Prore tha 3» Y. Medical Journsi.) -THK GREAT aftlXl) OlSCOVKKt. 8im«u« i'owsa l)rir»mi» arm RkSaifiifSnouri^a Pitr.».—The cri«bf*l«il Dr. Xadwajr ha# recently wwwM tii ohtainina a witri(Iam «(lr*(t aw«citltM«^ thita d»*t of *i* pill* will fttrninb the tame amount of tintrlttnn ta the bW aa it )t*en to the blood by an ounce ut ordinary bread., Thin iihtrltion* rxtmrt be h* in combining with Had way'* R«gululiii^ Pills. *o that white tbe »jsUM lu nndftrgwtofa tlwro«»*b.|byelcii8*.iKirifylR* and wfulnVln* proe««a. lli« euiii dehlllui&d and worn ont nrftum r*"colre a feealibfnl mv.ri*b» fit 'ntt. Tbta (mi 4T*6n*-er» InValSaWe. ffuWoton, neder the imsmt Innoeent aad beat }iTrjmtl*S Pitt* «U^. the paUent prew weak and drbiiitatod. la rata of ?fil«* Fer«r,T ^tia«, Seartet Frreran»l other matiftnanV ferertw Kmatl i'ox. Krytipela*,. etc., the. patient ia anafefa ta fianake of *u(tlcieni oonrldraisat to to|*alir«. ttadwa Hefnttaliag PSIIa wilt mtiwy wwlafiwi* Ize the treatment of tbe *iek, aSltIM with tbese w«W .aiti*«, £»r *o« or l*n ot R^laiitw Ptft.

U) fire to lb*. wavtitMT Mf at9ri«trt innnthaMi well a» eitertniaatl every jiartii l# «fjifi4u« frtvm t£aa »U(tt. A«»tli»r *r»«twer whirb tht« PlUa pmaaea i* tfeataf rejtalatli.* th«« of Itte *}*ttm ia Um pertarmanee «f tbetr datl#S.~Tl# l«iyiA,KW-, Maya, Ur«r, Skin. tfuMer. BeaH and Wl^t. eaelt ot litem rwniiar aad «xart la tba- f»*ffli*rma»ee qf d»lr«**ml i»»rd*a ihxltb«ae ai'' 'SVPtlta, bowevwr Caatlta tb«y tmy be, will e#} (l*e lexa«y *tabaaltbj eiaelmrxv fen.- UtetejM»wuuretier]r daor alja nyataraad «**. hoar. .,,t p-?

RA ovrxy,S KDOULXTUSG PX*OLXX5T. Tbe dtaeorery of tbta KeaertMr of ib» Biue Mf M«a««t to aeeatrat wittee a MW a*A* ctMt

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BU*0*8 wr Tfi« BVCXfb.

Swrw*. Asttia^. StMAIiih Uteri,

R1ck«t«, Shim,

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Sent*®*,

4. 1 f«r

Wood-

Sawing, See. The attention of Farmers is directed to this power, as they art* admirably adapted to aoy iue to which horse power can be applied.

For eirrular, with terms and price address as adove. Information or Machines obtained of U. Shetrmaker at his Ware-honse, or at G. F. and C. C. Smith, at their store in TVrre Haate.

May 8 dw6m.

A. SC. o. BROOKZna', na Ct-lFT" STREET NEW YORK, micncTr«t» or GtAsS SYftlNGES, HOMCEPATHlC TIALS,

GRADDATED MBA SO RES, NURSING BOTTiuES, ISTC. Glaa? Ware for Cheroista, Dmggists, Perfumers, Phowgraphsrs, etc. Green Gla^s Waro b.t tho package. A liberal discount made to the trade.Orders from Country Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on application.

Scpt.2,-d3m

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PeriUu ti prtrtlebti

The woudorfal dlseoTCrtes brought to light by the calibrated Or. Kadway A Co., tbe eutinent ChoroUu ot Now York, witblu tbe past quarter 01 a ceutary haw routributed more t« tlis ea*e, comfort, tafety li0at)ih aml loupcvliy of thchatuaa race tbait all other medlciual agaiiia tn one, 'Ri6WAY'#MA'DV RKLTRf

ltHUoijifiPover.

('Iiolerrt, UlartWa, Bywiiiorv FJux: tr vriiV^erth atomach, bijc0uie*if fl:iiucliil ljfri,l.vtrd|i0'ii i^e^toisonoas extrarWof afU'iiUint*, tat tit «d gte4t%i*nrlte fralU, or (rrovu vedLitttble*, a d.»*e or two or W*dwnyi Koady Kulief will in»tat(!v iiCMitr«lU« th U"i)iU oU'ineato that mwy'be tha #tema«h, allay (ha mo»i violent liiflaMatloi.9 »nl fortify l!ie a Uoti sy^iem ajrninsifsUkuo.ia or |«ituf.il tliftti-iutlf,.

Iti nil therefore, or t-'hoU-ra, l'!t lor Vnrl.u*, t'lHXf'F**ver»« Src..Ui*»re t» ranxiily *o««to and pertain to take as Kartwaj 'a Hvttdjf Italli'f. lt«t !eetHca! pttfets will, Ut# Ht!t«i:tli t.-iKeii tltn t.) .-teui with ti-nllh and vigor. 2. AN COON IKK IK R1TA

ST^wltb il ra fr In f'the con

ipestiiil blond, which, la c«*a.of HltcumctUni tjinubaBi,. Oaut, Xi ir.alc'm, Inflict* inurh patu up*jj the patient —It Sot» with the rn'i|iiitv of lightufnn I tic inslai.t the Kitllnf it ruiibvxl on the part *hn l'nl\ Whare there i* p*i«—U r*-Mt»blif«hi'» uri eqnttHaatloi) of tha circulation of .the Ulouti—t.»nire*il brine withdrawn, inBarnaiton iar^fliovvd nm! piln c:ni*er. 3. An I'trrraivK sViaisi^BT.—In of Weaknftj*, l.nnenor. IH'blUty, Jieftrei*»ii« of ff-int, Krtst t«isit«f« Mttlawcholly, NervuMit Trcrabting, Hyutcrtc* &C.. it dilfoii.t* Its hnultliful tonic (irxpartt* througheot t»« wnlire*vstem, iln'tivo# itnU r^-Jinvitrof»lc« the atged, rrt|»|4d, iiiflrm and in-rroai. Hi-ii -arts now tifennd *tn*n(rth. Weak nnd fueble fumtilcn wlio, froweoittinned snfflsrtntc with w«aJ»eiii»i«f di»chkrtri», are waslt.ujtuw y. Kti wny's «ilj .Joh^f will reslarn to Roaiut itud 'u'aUhfal eoiMiilou. 4. ll'.S Cl.KAXSl.VO* AMI WKAi.lXr, PHOPKR. tie* «r»( t)ulck1y I'mrcJ tn cmi«#'or woundg, pun nli.il* or ftting*. bltarof doa-*. snftkew, He. Tho mo*

JAKMEBSBUKG. ,0JAL

U»e Seminary. 1

Inujtlil ly Mr Edwin Frendi, pnt'lu ilo of tho Stite Normal Sclt'td (tf M.isjinchiisfu*, long a «ieees*fur teacher in 'he actiools in tlmt Slate, rttid lati'ly wt ll known lu'rn as the principal oftiit! Greenciistle Hijrh School. Mr. Krejicli l}»'an«( from his former liiflds of hilwr, ihunO.nit tcstitno nials of his fUne*» for hla t!i in know I edge, gcwral jud^mHit nn«l ap!m»* In tmrh.

We shall be(U3i»tt-d by Mi?« M.irv L. Moivy, a hfplily rocommohdf.l tciU'hcr from tho ncif.'litooi,«

es taught In ednrm«« an5 blyih *eiioolg. Mi Morcy in prt'pnrtd to-glve rnf»£ruc'-hn in th«lr rrdtich Lmigoaire, Dfawltiff and Pointing.

We are determined to earns good repubuion for'this Seminary by such diligent anil ti (ymitph teaching in ihe Miiotts brancht'S of useful knowledge, asoui-indieidunl experience, of many years in the school room, e*»sbl*e n« to give,

Witb our present fontfe *c can so grtde our school as to secure the mmy ndvnntasje* »f di\islontf labors noi the Irint of which is, that the several teachers w'll preside over those departments of study fflbst cortjttnifil to themselves, In which they are mojit practiced, «utd whidi, Uitre lore, they are he«t fitted to teach.

Wc divide the year into fotir tpurtrw of eleven weeks eaeh, inclndingthe nsual holydttvs. The school will he dlvideti into Uipe» depart* menta—the Primary, the Academic and thcOob lepiate.

boot and shoe

line, eaabW them to forniidi a

^....... w"tack dArwr#*»ber«ry VitiktmM

SkKtr eklldm) aehea a»4 w« entplty none iw»t tf»ea»o»taeeomT-- L' r... iFWASJ amitiMU III«M,I«w* bar« .no baritafloa ia

SULLIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA,

PaA

4obl6r)liCf announces to the PaSie th*t in a fs«r dar« he cxp-ct* to be peepsn«r4o fiH tUs eelebiatcd aod fiururita Coai. Th« quAiides thai rtia^wsacud, tiiia Coal, t-J nae, are, that it i# nloioa rntircly

Free From Sulplaiir. Aadil n'4injuriiH» to health it h*i'F«^ty littleSL ATK OH STONY MAT,TEH niiii&led with the puivlv eartmiMcnis Substance of Otf? Coal after comhuetKn Marcely CLISTKERor IRON LI NO ER rvraAinsas a residtun in the b^uruing much lest ii^ht'ash is farmi-d than asaal, and therefore very little nnnoyxw&s is felt from dwst,

FOR STEAM PURPOSES THIS COAL 18 EXCELLENT lj it is also well adapted to the purposes of t%e Blacksmith, the Found!ytitan, a«d a a a a a Tbs std»&db*r. therefore, eSfne«Ujr bis friends and (he public at large, to give this oo.il a •trial brfure rderi^j their vriuier'a coal elsewhere.

Wnolesalo

Terrc-Hanto Seminar {Fon noTti sfctfifs.)

COUKTUY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS, iJ

Wishing to prrchaae at the pit's awu»h, will readil* fiud.theahoveminea^a thej are situated on th* land otThat old and well-knotrn Indian* pioneer, JOHN PE VRCC, three i|uatieraof mlloeM' of the Kvatwrille li Crawfordsvillv Railrtwl, F!trH)(«rb«re. f4ulliVHn lad

Specimens of Ute Coal may be iwen WfllTWURTH & ISAACS, TAYLOR & FOOTE, C, H. BAILEYand WOLFB & »^ST0VE ^TORE, where order* to.\» left, winch will bu at» tended to as punctually as possible. A. C. ISAACS.

N'. B. Bum Co«l and pare th d«dLirs,ft»r it »*ow a well established fact that those who use ooal instead of wood for culinary and other hou*t:hold purposes, save one-half of the *minl rosief fuel. [Sept 7, d«3m A.C. 1,

V\/"E find after having:made the improvement we did last se^sou, that we wn^ entirety Un limited in our ideas of the room weeb mld want, onr baslness having imveafed much ?ytind the mud sangtiine expectations. The leading feature in nuking this change Is to open exclusively In

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!

We are now fitting up for tint particular hranch of trade, the Second Lnfl of U»e Store, making, a very larpe and spacious S ALKS ROOM, 125 foet deep, being well lighted by iwo l»r#fe nky lights, and 6tted up with gas for evening trade, giving plenty of light and ample room unroll, lay down, match and cut carpets to fit rooms. We shall open next month an unusually large and attractive stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Win«low Shades, Looking Glasses Curtain Bands,

Pans, Ooftiiee*,. &ellt Also: Curtain Damask. Moreens, fcatin Pelains, Curtain Draperies Gimps an 1 Trimmings of all kimls in addition to the abova JCT. most cotnplote KtOck of .Liqenuntl Cotton Sheetings, ari«l Pillow Case goods, ready made Bed Comforts, Brown and Blenched Linen Ta-^?.^^,3 ble Cloths,

NHJ.kins,

tioilics, and Towel# of every description.

In fact every article that *d4s to, end'completes a thorough s-oek in this line, adapted to ths Wants of Housekeepers, Hotels, Societie? Malls, Saloons, kc. The 4ir»t floor, the a-ime depUt of lk« carpet roam nlwvc, is Iwing re-fitted, exclusively* or

For .City nnd Country trade, with two rows of counters, ench li!6 feet loiiff und ahunilnnee of light from two sky lijhts, nn Hdvantufje to pu^lmtiore, \li'cii thov e«ti find In n*« other "tore in ihe cltv. Leading from the eeutre of th»? «t»re up a wide and easy rfight of stair*, is the entranee to enr Ofir-pt-t room, which has been noticed before, for the benefit, of tho ladies we shall..open the fluent elork of Dm* Rood*, Shawls, (iloekt, Trlmminyt, 7?mtr6u?eri-a%

MONOA\ THStiTH OT SEPTEMBER, U'.'Xt, we sii:

ill e^nv umcpi|t*trnett«|w ii tin.

Old Siiniiu iry,'' on them si l)(ra«itii\il SeH-iol site in the ei v. Tho picmi nt nre uutlor^i-ii.^ j«ujh rep'iirs and furtiishinp, both otit.'iiio «j«l in, as will si-cure e»)nvcii2?iroe «ul tml't rt, Inchniing modern d««ks fjr tlto supj lv of formal' defirie:ici»ill

Tho pu.mi(p« nr» uihlow'il.JC 1

int»*IH^ciil li«pjv

The Gr 'clt, Lstln and F.ti£fU«h Lti-i^nages, in- habits wlmtli influence thenl»jsljB«Jfiaora) at»d lutelelndinc Rhet*iie, C«Anp«siti0n and livclam ith»n. h't««al imton* ol the litlure man, rereive b»»t wiili Mouta) Philosophy and klndrcl PlmlicH, wili-i jmrli«ul.ir utteiiiiiiii. GvmTiiifticnl cxiroiups nro be taught by Moses Suulo, A. M. l.ite Jjri««ipa! of] ^tiunsi'd tui-Ii-r tin*

Pu.dpnl.i

The Mathematics and Nuttirtl seifnef's will l»e Lv td* cidc»I.J.c«sotHlii MoritlSciu ir will lie dnily lO.li I Km Mm .l^atKUi'iil, MMi'iiltl I /. I Ilbaiiil nil lis Ua .'..al'id.t at S*

hood of Boston, whor^to long ^xperivnc«* tuthoj Hcr«:«»fore, rnnuj t|ytl)rjttrfi!nfl« in the *onnoaatern schols, h«« addnl pmcti^oJui tli« »cUtto'sf try i)4vo Ijumi dc}rivo(l

.of air own Stste. In Sddili io tlieo^uil branch* *fr' ma knewhti^e of tho AnHmt Modern l.un^tlap»,on ftrWotini of the itnrwmalilft lfngth of tlm* e«jn!re«r f*r their rc^ni-itimti but b* at improvfi) meflmd Of tenehln1*, wiich c«inimei»i* ed by Milton, Leibnitz, §Wney Sniiih,^ and others, oorstudertta itt Fretud* «r Gorni'iti sr«t en.ibled to speak tlioao isiignt/re* Jit ono yuar,ttni a thorough nriarseln Lslitrand Greek is completed In throe yeaf*. .ftM* S-4 "T*

Tba Galled ate Defarttnent wili irteinde ^MissSasatr Pntav, Toucher of Ko^lish Brsches N itorsi, Moral and PoHtiesl &c\esiGf*t Higher Mi. K. M. Rorcr,, Teacher of .fiiig|tsh ^u0 Or Mathenm^cs. rf«k keepine. Anient G»-og) aphv and AndcntLsngeagen, TnHt«m $W. tTNc *Uwwitw ni tde ior absence, except at

tLH'R-

''piJB A&OVE GENtLEM£N HAYK EM 1 t««(J pwtiKnbip, and are loci ted on

I of ita.

earqr cm tka&M* ami ^aisaaa.fesi«ebevv^:1,Vi,,, "their kmg eatp*ri*ace med imaeiUieekffl^fa

timk,:*\t

Sfo.v BSrvm USD CHEAPER 1 »Ma-haa laireaefftHy aotd in Terrc-llante.

vl&aes^ness. and 41a-

IS?

ere

A/-

and Retail.

Hoaiery and before presented In thin m»)rkei »o the taste «f Jh*

most fastidious, and to the 1«*SJ ptvtcntlintr tho largest »'leeMoH of Br-.wn «.nd 1UO«C1I«H1 Mufl'tts, C-nn-ton Flannels, White, Red, and Yellow Wool FUnnelf. .d Blanks*, j?atiiu tls, Twieds, Jeahv, Ticks. Checks, B.itt», &c. Not forgetting th gre«t deflicienov hert-tofore In

GENTLEMRN'S FURNTSHING GOODS,

And. Tailors' Trimmings, Recollect before purchniing. we *re to open a full line of Cassimerei, Cloths, Shirts and Dratftrs, Cmvnt», Scarfs, Ties, Collar?, Handkerchief*, Glove* ntul Hosiery for ev rv oeensffcn

In the meautime wc shall spare no«(P»rt to reduce the present Hock as low as pocsiMo before" tli« new arrives. aZTBargains for all. BUCKEYE CASH STORK. Aug. 28-dtf L. RYCE & BOir,

y. Terre-Haute Clas&ical Academy

*•***$ v.

FAMIhY moInSixa*SCHOOL,

For Boys.,

in, »7»l'

nml" I ,-i^'ivi nr curiii yt if(i»1irarf"

'«r ntwr a nrn. ^a tfb«i «.

itiicitl I'0 I«nriu»l TTFID deiisLt'.ult) in uue )o«rly.

is tho aim of thT» )n»ittotTfVn

f*fonn"l,^Fod,

aii'l lixoinl jnfi», A'lthora

IIHIMI

(li«ti« Upt'rvinion ol'ttia

lidven m* itf wtridilvmn^^nisi,

tissi^i ell lb lht^ to th|t Ja» rious ng^cjid tpacitir#, A r')*"petent ki.owloiljjo of »4ir L'npitsge Is mo imliftf ••aiJiWr^• l»i or^ry mnn!" tiir i-fTurts ere thiTffort! rsfsecia'ly ditvM«*d to wirrcct I'Msllitij,'/ elf^trit resdifig and ojieaktKpf con«j#»sln}r, dct

Ataihern'iTicH ni-o tntipht with a ttteudy riew (o nroiilil truiuiuj Tl«e Itsinral Fei-nees for' sti Integral pajt of our courif of in-lrucrifr.

of the ntlvautsge* ftriniiif

Lectures on Sclfenee,- Ilbtor^Btid U'erntura I arc daily delivered, a hkh artiitw the i»ti-r'»t of the wchfttar Ih

hi*t»ilki«T

stud inci'eaim bisdafur-

i«»irion lw?yond his of^jortunitv of reading. The next tetffi of t«»n ancle* w41i comtneiKio.on W^nlrtpaday, Sipteinber lat 1 ftS9, and the snsc* ing tertn on Moadftv, Norcm'-^r Iftth. $

FXPRN^t'JH

ANI»

TVVrTON

The Primary Department iaclodes the drwent* oftiie Kngliah Lxnimsfee, of Arithmetic, Geography, See. Tuition to the Academic JX-partmeut, primary atndies will be continued, to wh«h will be added English Grammar, tbe higher rales in Arithmetic, and S. Korea, Principal Ptoft stor of Lsagagts ind Abrebra throuahsimple e^iaUoin. T^itioji $l,m Higher Kngbah Urancbes. 'a#

PA YlHENTP. •/..

Boarding Tuition in tho Eag^ish branches, S «r»#hii»jr, fuel and lighta per term of wo If week#, fSft. alj"

FOB-DAY SCHOLARS,

Fiwltah Branchen, $8/10 eseNaitixtit^e, S Drswtng, $3M Piintinjr, fSjiHf. Onc.baif pav meotin sdrsneet the bslanoe at the ibtddle,^i4he tetal^'' I

BOARD or INSTRUCTION.

nttoentsl Branches.

Han. W. I. (JriswoitJ, T. C.

"»e school room on or. bdbre the l»«t day of (be 'A. McGr.jjtx', ... W. Paddodr/ qoarter, or before the pupil loames, if he quit. J. P. U.*h' r, Jedge 1). D^nelftf wUb a th« quartet OtFor futt ji« part«a^ar addrcat the Pr&idpsl

-fipV^LB Jt F1MSNCU,

ScSTOKB,

k:£ .. Aciic-aauw cumia College. PrW.*ry |»^r sKornii,. ,,,,,, Ml1

Pratwraictry 3t,oo Crti«yi*ttf iff a»i«ai.,*^^«V. •,. 40.00 EXTRAS Ma«t«o« fta«0*r &«iur. jwr a«»i»i».U.eo ft*teb«f A*\, p#resttnia....,,, sw.oo lr«Wfhf anki 3*1.00 on Uia SctSfa^oa, w««ktr, UiMuab tbe (AnntAU. mm""

Life and Times ot Aaron Burr.

fol. Grown 9 W, *0Q ML Cloth. WUk tortrmH* ea.«M Weed

F^ss^eby1** W H,Bi£kt8Q$AM.

mms

Runtln,

pdil at CtisjIf a Wood# i» ,. Ileal. MtKc'tn.

Ejcpen&cff of Wa^WcEolare at lEo Terte Hattfo Femslo ColleKe.

(5 ear r.

i^iaaejfe

of tke-wm faittif' fti»^£#hiea erey W rj u*t*,

V. CAMPBBLL,

PHVMIAM AND *\JRQ£ONi *rrtr»—OwTH^OSfEtl'aod Market streets, oppote %nOa• Tdrr^Unnie, Ind. and SLwaa