Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 206, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 September 1858 — Page 2

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KHRJ-J-FTAUTEl

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 14, IH&.

For rr«*i4(nt: in taoo*

JOHN

CRITTENDEN,

Of Kcatarkv,

A Second Oceail Telegraph.

There seems to be apprehensions as to]*1

The loiuling article for tlie current month of that standard periodical, SilU? inan't Journal, takes this viow i-Profese-or Trowbridgo, its author, entered upon the iuvc«tigalion at the request of Prof. A. 1). Baohe, of the Coast Survey and aftwr thorough inquiry, and th« application of mechanical and mathematical principles, and tho results of experience to the Hubiect, shows beyond doubt, that there is no U4si» whatever forthe belief in the exis-

t«n« of a «itlinmri'oo p'ii.in "on tho pa»)iel!

dmignntoil by Lwulouaut Maury. To uh

800

this line half as high as Mount Washing ton. A true section of the Atlantic can ouly bo determined by improved modes of sounding, since from the preceding dis uifi»iuu we may be warranted in the con elusion that it is practically impossible to determine the greatest depths of the ocean fioni the methods now in use."

aee a new enterprise inaugurated, render-1

log us independent of a single line con-1 trolled by a foreign Government. We have mentioned a eounecUon with Europe! by way of the Western Islands. Such a| liuo would have the advantage of relays nta mid-ocean station, atid of passing through and terminating upon the territory of Portugal—a power not likely to be.j

that neutrality of communication which a line iu the sole control of a foreign Qovernnvont cannot afford.

bit*, and we will dram you««/" ridiculous to suppose for a moment, that England would refuse to guarantee its •sanctity''in timo of war—she could gain nothiug by such i?*tf-Uoadedne3s,

l«ietw ET.gt.rd will glt.r.1.1^ Ugl4gd«»»«*»-. 1"pIede*»ice,»a^R™»»pl«a .. I n*"8 of'the (reat work.aopromptly aodemcieatlf t«ty of the Atlantic ^able lime of war, LXBCtt^

involvod in unfriendly relations with tho litis doubtful whether any lower terms would bo United States. The project commends Uuflkicnt to justify the llberalexpeftdftures vhich itself to the enterprising. Theio will be the character and position of the schoel imjerample work nnd splendid rewards for as atlvely demand. ,, jiiany transatlAntia linos as cau be laid.-—! Ataongthe manv excellent Institutions of the Aud wo may thus neonre most effectual^

After all that haa been said, we can't 1

JC9T Tho Chief of the Fire Department in Philadelphia, rocommonds a complete reorganisation of tho department on the fire alarm tehtgrapb a«th* pemanent ha i«. Iif .Iso recommend* the pnreh.ee of, Iso g,^

««en .le«n File Engine, .t eort of fo.r filc

above Ma o«»lof forty dollari.

O I A E

TEaas-HatmtJfafAUt Cotuwe, Sept. 7,1§58. T» the Patrons of Trrrt-HmstU FfmahCcUtge, mmd He friendt ef EiacdtM* pernoraUg:

The tmdemgaed, trustees, in accepting the trust reposed in them a* a Bjard of vullors abdcon*senators of this Institution hvn ig effected a formal organization by the elect! of Hon. R. W. Taonrwrn, Preillen*i tcaci ^rcc, Esq., Vie*? President, and Rw. J. O. Wiimh, Secretary, dc-

with a resolution offered by ReT. Wiijcr, and: tdopud umtnimoiwlj, to express to the Stockhol-

idem and to the public, their sentiment* ofappror

and

ST»t1fic3t5(n'

bj, thc

however willing «lte may be to place the elor, Rev. J- Cornrr and now organized and openUnited State* upon an equal footing in I ed tor the recq»ion of popila time of peace. England owns both end*

of the present line, and this fact taken I '8W*llM

A]]

with the above approhenaions, have given The location,elected a«drerj ..

througli the ,„

nentnl Europe, Another objects to tltls a 1 rooms for studjr and re4t, are apacloua and ele route, he fear* tu?r

The for

marine mountain, rooms ar* of the most approred »tyl« and, in

New Albany Tribune, lifts the fol- wo*', all the apartmonta arecompl*tc aewiding lowing upon this aobject!

r«tolTr-

cM"* f™

li14 own language I ral Sciences. "The idea of a 'plateau' oxinting be-1 The vaiiotM doiwirtmeuts of the school #re filled tween Newfoundland nnl ircland is not by compcteut and experienced teachers. The warranted, it

ma to me, by any obser- Faculty of Instruction has been selected apparent-

vat ions that liuvo yet been mode. I'he jy without regard io expense,so as to secure the range of orroi'H may be as great as five very bent talent In the Gauntry $ embracing some hundred fathoms, whioh* would admit of

mCmi^ra

die exictonce of as.itina.ine monntain on8clenHfio ^i^MTOtl^leeturer^jrntfir*

With these grounds for believing that! CoUege during the last tonyeain, and less than Is tho bottom of the sea in as available at oneI notr charged at the Wesleygn F|mtie College point as at another, and with the proba- Mount'Aybogn at tho hilitv furnished by tlte actual working ofj BuffWo Academy, or at Brooklyn Heights Semitho trish-Amorican cable, that the lung jnary iiolic ourront will travorso the vvidost lateral 'and' oraamental branches are treteh of tho Atlantic, we trust soon to

gnbjoofc

The Bacalanfeate degree- will be conferred bj vote of the Trustees upon these who sustain an examination In the regular studies of the course

It is believed that the Institution affords*rare facilities to thosa,who aspire to the attainment bf a comph'to Academic and Oollegiate education, &|d

UwI( we knowof

seo any good reason why th® United States 18inted jn ^e Beari of Instruction. should not control this end of the cable! The succewfhl accompHahmentof this great enalready.lsid^If England should ever get I terprlse, notwithstanding the pressure oftherecent into a muss with us, we will wager a six- Social crisis, we regarf as an achievement work tc bo celebrated by illuminations and rejoicings, in .h. dont control it. ink00 boys will take charge of it, and stockholders, and the marked toanclal ability of the only messages that will pass from this Oieproprietor^suMl our prayer and hope and confiend to England will be "Yatjkee Doodlo, jdent expectation is, that the Terre-Haute Female doo,H—"What's the price of Cor*/" or Colle^ewlll be cherished and sustained ihrouph "Ooyouhcr tb«tf "YmI" W 1 1 5

Vnim

thousand dollars each also, 19 suction Editor Ttrre fftmit Vmo* engioMMWOOewh 15 h«e «m.ge.

.ltS50e.ch 7.000 feet or «««.on ho^

De4 S

rienUmt (b cininm8

tU 90 cent, per foot 8.000 tot I Qieen-Vigo cooattea, will bepennlt inch hoe,.«' 68^ cents per foot 7 p«ir°fI

lioreee. .t MOO per4 hoot ,od 1«1- j30th»d OcU 1st, «pon .n

der trucks, complete, $1,000 each, and two additional police stations at a cost of $10,000. ThU total recommendatioa foot® tip the anng sum of $72,560, and this report waa signed by 8 ont of 9 ot tk» Fire Commissioners. A minority report j10'* LakeEtie, won September 10th, locommends improvements similar te the

Mr. Etewfc. of the^Jonrnrf Ijnbilee

tuhe.M.

die-?. Wd oant s^e through this haw bad oo ftoU jet.

sire at this first annual meeting, 5n accordance supposes wilJ justify or palliate this delinwacy or disebedienoo. There is no virtue, therefore, in an excuse, unless it has power to felsasea man from a fot-egoing obligation, oV to palliate the non-fulSH-meut of such an obligation.

io ricir of the

wdwun^al

enterpri/tpsfoon^ andpropri-

&&*** xpected, and More than tit prom-

bccn

beat that coald have I eenselected. The grounds

etumW

papers, as to the propriety of Llicle Bant College, Uie Musie Room* and thc Chapel, contaking hold of one of hi* own. One pre- nectea bv verandahs, constitute a series of beau poxes to r««t one end upon Oixr own shore architectural itrarwrea, happily conceired, and hitch the of her to the shore of Conti-1Rml u,M,r"bl3r

Th,

tfl

cdncat,*onal

,. jTJje hall*,tbe lecture rooma, the ptrlors, and the

warming and lighting the

Thi* course of atody prescribed i» extenairu oad thorough and w«]l and wlMly arranged, with ref^ mnce te the iticrcasina: capacities and growing powers of the pupils while the facilities aflWded for the prosecution of collateral and ornamental branches—tlio Languages, Ancient and Modern, Music, painting an4drawing ate ample imd satis-

to the standiml of first class Female, SetWjfwries, The Institution is divided into three departments—the Prtmai y, the Preparatory, and the Collegiate, the latter embracing a period of f. or yews.

«'thc

of the profestion well known In litcrmy

andamatearsoftbofiuearta. The expenses, two hundred and twenty-five dollars per annam, for bom d, tuition In all the studies of the regular course, Airmailed rooms, fuel, light and washing, Inriew^of the extraordinary advantages afforded, are believed to be rtatonahle—the samo that has been charged at the Ohio Female

to an extra charge, but they form no part

of tho regaiar Cour80 0fstudy.

no one superior wthis, and we

are persuaded that there are few that cau compare with it iu the magnitude and proportions of *tke architecture, or In the completeness of tho several apartments, or in the array of talent and skill pre-

V* a blessing to the surrounding country. It aeems this brief and imperfect expresrioo ofsym pithy and regard and hopeful confidence, we commlt the Inntituilon, with Its richly freighted interests, to the g«ncrous appreciation of a discriminating public, and to the guidance and care of an

All-Wise and superintending Providence. By ovder of Board of Traste««# R. W. THOMPSON, Prwt.

LUCIUS RYCE, VicePrea't L. O.WARREN, WILL 1

AM G. SPENCER.

Jf. G.Wiwojf.Sec'y.

18s8l

Esq.,

„:_Br viatic, of o»r Ag-

„f Knox,

^nrfeirto beheld atC,r-

quality with those of our own county. Respectfully yours, W.&CtmRY,Pr«Wii

The anniversary of Perry Yic-

«t Toledo, in becom-

w«

WM0i

m». ,o W Utter eg^ut Am»» """"I "or" j.m nas

mil to .veer in the neffpn by the ten-j tmf

wh?

this day should not be classed among our

wWwihdi

wdom for it, when he thy rfit.^ gg

rne

aighr, continue ooo!, htti we

JEST G. F. Cookerly is working hard among his dear const itneats. Don't know how he makes it, bat rather think ha vtt a wild goose chase.

EKTOsusj—What Is meant bjr an intense It .is a reason givea fordisobedienee, or delinquency insomeduty. Itimplies, always, an obligation, and mrfulfilltuent, aud some leason/srhich thepersoii

fW The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the foarth week of August, are 861,80418 forthe month of Aogust 95,786 66.

£3T The sum of $10,4)00 per annum is reqaired of the general government to defray the cost of conveying the mail matter which the Mormon cougressioual delegate is in the habit of franking to the raetpbers of his tribe in Ulah and elsewhste^

JKir The ahsorbing topic at Washing^ ton lippears to be the defeat ofDouglas. So bitter and unrelenting is the hatred to the champion of popular sovereignty, that all other subjects are for the moment neg lected.

Elder Daniel Graves, in Provo,

Utah, has some Chinese tea plants growing thriftily: the seed was planted in July, 1856, and the roots have thus far successfully withstood the winter.

L^0

.JUST Two of our most eminent physicians, says t,he Soulhside,(Ya.) Democrat have lately been engaged in a aeries of experiments, on the canines, doomed by law to an execution, with a view to ascertain the effects, and, if possible, tho remedies for various poisons. The rctult has been a discovery, that, for Rtrychnine, a strong dose of camphor administered before-the spasm ensues, is a decided antidote to that, enbtle poison.

To Curb The Appetite For Tobacco. —The New York Independent gives tlie following as the experience of a clergyman who smoked and chewed tobacco for many4years, and used these means to break himself of the habit: I had a deep well of very cool water, and whenever the evil appetite claimed*'indulgence, I resorted immediately to fresh drawn water. Of this I drank what I desired, and then continued to hold the water in my mouth •throwing out and taking in successive mouthful*, until the craving ceased. By a faithful atiherenco to this practice for about a month,. I was cured, And from that time to this have been as free from any appetite for tobacco as a nursing infant. I loathe the u*e of the weed in every form, far more than I ever did

I contracted habits of indulgence.

The ftichrtiond ^^tttVer Rtftfe^ that

tho snbsoription to the capital of the-new Bink of the Commonwealth of. Yirginia now amounts to 0400,000,- and is gradually iiicrkastng.

I^e0^^dlSTRATE,S^BLANKS,

AND

CONSTABLE'S SALES, Printed on good paper, for sale cheap, at TAILY zryiox OFFICE.

NEW ADVJKRTI&EMENTSi?

KVA.VSVILL1E

E E I N I A FOR THE CURE AND TRXATMEXT OF ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE. JOHN MAGENISS, M.

a»o uxsst sTacrrs, '.

Sept 14, dly.

Xndiaxia*

""jambs m. white, s*. Brass and Bell Fonndty, Corner of 5tk and LafayeU* Si reels,

TSRRB-Hautb, INI^4

ANUFAOTtJRER of all klndsof Bn»s work, S fut-h an S'op Cock?, ISb Cocks, Flange Cock«. -VaWe Coelts Ouage Cocks, Cylinder Cocks, 011 Cock#, Oil Cips,Oil Globes, COapHng llo^ Joints, 8t«am VVTti ^lle*, D=s^Hery work, Bpeker, Solder, tripper Kitets and castings of all kinds. Scalesrepaimi and adjo.'Med. Cash pald for old copper and Bnin. Manofoctitrer of Whitest tnti-Friotioii

The subscriber would call tie atten&m of Engineers, Machinists anil otiiers to the merits of this metal. for Jours*! Boxes, &e. The dnraWKtyand aati friction properties of whieli have been severely t«sted ander heavy and

machinery of variwta descriptk«a. has been ttwd with entire saconss «n the I. P. C. RR-,1- & a RR^ and T. H. A. A Si. L. RR.

Pattens forwarded by Express will lit relwaed by ttte kuo« c»nrevaiie«, witk specimen castings &r trial, or the metal in fbwa pt«fwred iter ate will be forwarded If Mvd.

Joly i.-dtf JAS. W- WHim

QHERfPP'S SALE.—By virtue of one iJ SttnttMlMMi inatkVto CMrt^T Cwwon Plea*, to tee it eeled aad£*nv«re*ta 6v*r

wit: Ut So! {Si. ta of W S» «Sj-«r» ta aaefiao K». Ssie«ea M*wWp 5*. twatiri WW*OfiaaK»-'«mso f*»W«*, i«ta»i«d latin. Tam-8a«»e. t«tdto»a#s 0«f pwswrty ofaatd aod *t» »«t»rttey «Kk Ay *4 Septetabar, tega! IwmrfwM 4a* at t^eC««t «-Haat*, IiNHaaa,, Wfcr tlws reals a a «MpntttaaTlireatw*« *f «awaa wWt a»a a wartmaa ets tlHwaaaa UU*0im far* «*»«a efaavaaaidalwaMti»«w«W «o-aa«ftira satOMeMawK Wiati^ aaWI asMwttea aadl «msl will awt that* oflfcr *a rfwpte to ike hta)hms

What it is Doing for the Sick. Wm.Schuchmtn. Esq., the wall known Li tho* B*p,«r,»Ts: ••Ifctre frMarnt^cstHi BtS-iurt's Hull

3fi Holland Bluer*, anl find iavariahlv relieves ju'H digr-sUan and debility."' R«r. Samuel Babeock, mm: "1 fouodepmal relief from its use, for a Severe headache, with, which Ifaad W suffered.? I

I. WsWoodwell, Esq,. says.- Hmre used Bow hare's Holland Bitten ro "4ded it to others, knowing represented." V} A!d. Jonathan Nee\v, of lower Si- Clair, s»rki

ietans had fai}«l4 Btertiavas's Holland BittftrS 'Jrtf] ai^?ed the p|io firkin axs ihat and j&idti, aiSMag] from tadigratturi"

GRAND EXHIBITION

FOH TWO DAYS ONLY! A A S A Hosdsr erfnins:, t3th from .8. to #0 P. 31. Taexdnji ereiuns, 14th, iu thn kftiruooi^ commencing at is also at nfeht at S 1*. M.

MOWS. HALLER,

THE Wonderful Smith Araeri«w M««dc!an'— with his GrlginatlF^ats hi Natural and Seitutinc Magic. a lileh have only to be s« en, ttfb|f ^pjjrccCat«L t.

O* F»r P4rtlcui *rs»eesuiaH bills. Dvorsu,. ir] st o'ditck. comme&citig at 8 o'clotk. Or Tickets reduced to tfa« ganen».l price of 25 cents. .oft'•••• :u,: '4

SHElllFF'8

ditioai Esponai Bxe 'utioia ls»ued fmm the Ckunnioit Heas Coritt to me directed and delivered in CkVor of Robert Mui'ell nnd Alexander TWfeg, aod »v23tinHt Jacob Jack«6»i impleeded with Gr verman & Bourne, I «m onlerwi ta wsil the fol

lowiug Real E-state as f«U»ws, to-wit: The east half of the4 north d^tj»(nrter ofseetloh [Mj ahip twelve [12] r«ngf {9] west, cotttsduing eighty [80] acres} -also tlie south hnlfof the s*uth half ot the

rath ea«t quarter ofaect on [11] township {12]range n|ne(9] wegt, containing forty acres, taken its the praportv of Jacob Jackson, awl will on Wednesda v, the 6th (Jay of October, 1«5£, with in the le-jfal.hoars of said day, at the Court Hobso door in Terre-flattte offer tiie rents and profits of said r-al estate for the term of seven years, anJil the same should fail to sell for sufficient sum to mlitffv said' execution and costs. 1 will then and there offer the fee simple to the highest b.dder for CASh to satisfy .said execution aud costs,

Sept. 10th. 1858. W H.STEWART4, Printer's fee 4,80 Sheriff.

Valuable Pianofortes!

^aai'' ffTrV

ONE FULL GRAND PIANO/

Wr RIG HO UiiE-X. East Washintjton ^Street, South Side, IN 01A N A fcOLl 9, INDIAN A

XOUe EPPIlfOlBtt, Prop*r. BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Gneeta (ftrricd toandfrom the houe frcc pf charge

Sept t,

v58-dly

AM¥¥I C.AN- HoTfsi^ orrosiT* b.xion oaror. 1 N DIA N A POL

Sept, 6, '58-dly

Prof. tJpaecr aff, Formerly resident Physician at Willis* Hoapi feal, Philadelphia, and for mtny ycare Principal of thwJDan Villa Eycaud Bar Infirm at V, Prof«teOr of Anatomy, aud Lee*user upon Physiology, has ta• koo an ofiice in this place and will operate on all surgical disease* and begs leave to inform the public, that ill diseases of the Rye and Ear, (with few exceptions are curable and will operate oa laciticsuf and ty of hearing, (even when the drum is entirely gone, will insert an artificial, answenng nearly all the srposes of the natural.) He will also operate on lub feet, Tumors. CinceRJ. Morbid Growths.Dcformit ies fram. Barn?.Contracted Limbs, fwrform the operation for Artificial Nose, by healing on a new onel And insert Artificial Eves,giving them all the mo^on and expreasion of the n»tural, defying detec«ion—they are inserted without remov ingttto old one, or producing pain.

The superior advantages be has had hi Enrose and this coon try inpt-rfccting himself in all tliatia newand val«^i»le in Surgery, warrants him in saying, that everything within the bound* of the profesiKen may be expected of him.

TO TBi~BALD!.

You can have your hair restored, no fflatter how bald you are. One week1* time in most casesbeingsntScient to rodoce a hair from every follcle lha? produced a hair before. Gray hair eaa be rertored to its natural color withaut dyeing, 8e«t. -dly

THE EYE!

\(all the orgata which beneficent nature 'his v/eadowed man with, the Eye the iao*tim portant, tnost comple*, and roost delicate in arganisatlon. From its e*po#ed sination it is con«taatly liable to diasease which assuiues varied ibritaaod widd, when negi acted or maitrrated, too fneqoenU* termiauates in bliwlness. It bemum, tboridbi*, abwlutcly neoesasry Art the practitioner shall be Uwsoughly ootrveenni. sot only with thc rtrnctere ot the eye twli aad it* %pjMsiambstdwt be shall ba*» a most accurate -1*«d perfed kaowle«%e of aH dfocasca to *hic^ .1 Aat ocganisliabWs.

In prnMstiiog this card for psblk ooofideratioa 1 wooM pt»wva that after aa experience ofowr ten years lhe^Bcipal ophthalmic h»fitak of F^stope, te^rether with the advaAafes of a la^e\ nrivare pracdee, I am prepared to treat ail dweas-! tofdn Eye with that eartainty oftacccse whid» ea» old he aeeoinoltshed by years of experience.

CrCcosnitaiioa hsiws fioatS fc. to IS *L» aad4*»6V,M. JOHNMAGENISfJ,

OSe*, Cor. Sndajsi Lecatftdts. BrsstsvHIe fed, j, I

qpH

ajsetf. and reecammenit to be just wh« it is

SALE.—By Virtue of iwtf Ven-

». "tH,

ONE PARLOR GRAND PIANO,

TWO LOBISf XIY CARVED PIANOS,

TEIf OCTO CARVED AND PLAIN,

T»geth«r wlUi complete assortment of other sises and stj'les at

NO. 4, BATES HOUSE.

"NEW MUaiQ*.

W» are receiving weakly supplies of music comprising the latest publications. JL. W-ItliA RD & "STOWBLIr,"

No. 4, Bates House, Indianapolis, Indv S«Pe 6, *58*aiy .*• T'TIMR HOUSD™

Corntr of Washinqt and 0k*6 Streets mOlANAPOLlS, IND. ». CAUJIICHAKtj Prop'r. Sept. 6 ,58-d ly

Aug. 28:dtf

CAST

IS. 1 N DIANA.

HOLLOAVAV A .TIOM ROWf.'Proprlctora. CTGood vrarm Meate always on hand on the arriv.U of Trains, and plenty, of time to eat llienv

lOOUJLisT, Xuaisr AUD G-Bj^BRAI» SURG-BON. 39 East WatHnqtnn St, o»er McGinnis* Clothing more, fadiariapolU.

•f C04 t,r jf

Washington Foundry ft Machine Works INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

IIA S S ELM A N & INT ON IIAfttTPACTCaKRS o» »iW KNGIXK8 ANI BOILERS,

and Wrouaht Iism Machln-ry, of all kinds Grist Mills Sash, Muleyaud Citclc Saw Mills. 4U*o, Rake, Grain Separator, improved.

Pitt Grain Separator.

THE FIRST PREMIUM MACHINE HorsePower far Beit or Tumbling Shaft Majjhiue. Portable Edfcidea, suitable for running Thra»hing Alachine*,Corn Shellers,Portable Mills,VVtod. Sawing, &e. The attention of Farmers is directed to this power, a# they arc. adiftlrably adapted to atq- use,to whic^jiowe pow„cr .cau be appli-

CdFor

adove. Informntion or Machines obtained of U. Shewmakcr at his Ware house, or at G. F. and O. Smith, at their store iu Tcrre Hnute.

May 8 dw6m, '1 I'T

A MISERABLE LIFE And Premature Beath \7 0UNG MEN WHO. IIINDUL-

I. Kitw tn »e«tft habit*, have rainedtheir health. »r)wtrat#d their narrow ,,, ititmn, and iapatred thatr mhhl*, thereby ronlerinjttli« pltnmare* of tn«r ried Una a weary pU«rlmag« ajwu earth are rejpecMUIty aotlfled mat Or. W. tJTO, br roach *tu«ly nod experience In .. thin bmneh of )*rat-ttea. is daily effect* ingeare* in the most dlffltoult eaaea," withaut the )ea«t diAeul^r «r troahia. PutieoUaatScted with any kt'«d of prtrate dl»ea«, m»«ii the mflrtegt form to the mo«t «wrere, eaa eonsalt Dr. B. with the fall sMarsuee of a

Si«aid

uick and lasUstg eara. Ir.8. warraaw aeora w1th»«t of m«rcory. or ebance •fbtulaewi or diet. Or. BWtag anKaaee« to fadlef tn want of aiwmady for ob»iraciion», trre^ataHUas, «te., peeallar to tho delicate orcantaatian of their #yitaw«, Or. Oacier** Vatnale MottMily PUIc tba rem*4\. The raanr U»oo«aod hose* faav* said pro*# U—not.e *pe*k 111 of them* foratl Uke Utent. Dr.Dealer'aPtMs can only ha had at Br. Bwinao«ea.

So. 9 Virginia A*ena«, Softlt ef Braaeh Bank ISDUHAPOWfi tKit. C*«*i«a.—Married ladl« In certain «Ha«lion* khoald not «a« fham. For reasen see dtrettlosi with eaeh-box. Prtea oaft doilaK sent by matl to any part of the world. OJJIce honrtt from oVtoek ». Sstni^a. /aly

suii.ivan IOQ^NTY. IN^IAST,

ruWic th&tilL? few dav* he write Coat The qualities that cM

f*«rB»is ceTfeKiated aadlavorite Goal, to gwjeral ose, are. tluo.it l3 i)lmost-«BUi^Jy .. Free From Siilplaur.

'r,|» *•. kVdills cotoquentlv ntiiyimvius toh^aiib it has reiy U'tie xSl.ATK OR 'jsTOiNY I^AtT^K

tAmm *.H,«?hey,^ajra. "After ^fcral phye- 3^ Utile annoyano." is felt ftom&Kt, etc -j. FOK STKAH PORPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELWsi It is. also wall adapted to thc pu rpo^p,^ of ,, the Gas Manufacturer.

Tha a^Jhsbrlber. t^^er^i tarties^y^ttllcita lria fiifndsfutd Um p»^ic at ltrgf^lWgive -t

Ttrsaibefore

urdering their wydefs|^l

1 cotJKTBflr Bt^(afflkiTa^iND irnj^ua tWi

skiing to prrchjise |kt the pit's it^utl^ ill rea^Blv find the abov«« «i| t|M land of tint ordami well-known Iudi uja }louecr, JtHN df the Evansville Cravrfordsvillt? Railroad, Frtrrosrs-burp. Sullivan Couni5ytli,,fe*. wmTWnartt C. R. BAlLEY and WOLFE&CO^ ,STOVK STORE, 6AJora may tw l«u» which wilt be as» tvodod (9 as pursctuaMy-aspossible.- Io ti. B. Burn Coil »nd save Ui didlt! coal iusteati .f wood for ctd'.nary and fuel.

find after having made the improvement we did last seasoaf, that wo wasentiroly Sno limited in our ideas of the nwuuwe yhonld want, ourbusiiiees hariog increased much«beyond Uw iao»t sanguiue etpectadous. The leading f^atut^ Hi making thisdiangt: Is to open exeJ»»lvelv in

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS'.^

.. We are uow fitting up for that particular branch uf trade, the Second Loft of tlfy StOf*', making tery large and spacibua^ALES BLOOMS 135 fitet ileop, being well" lighted b/'tw^ lai^ WVy lijghtt^ and fitted up with gas for evening trade giving plenty of liyht and ample room to unroll, lay dowrtV'* match aud cut carpets to fit rooms. We shall open next month uausually large nud atlmotivt stock of Carpets, Oil Clqths, Wall Paper, Window Shadefai.'Look'hff GlaVais.'C.urtalh. BamU

Pijis^ Comioes, t\rc. Al$o: Qurttiin Damask, Motwus, batin Delainn, Cuftain Draperies Gimps an«l Trimmings of all kiivls in addition to the a mo|it complote stock of Linen and Cotton SheKiuga, and Pillow Case p? goltdit, ready made Betl Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen Ta-^^jf***« ble Cloths, Napkins, tJoilies, and Towels of every dt'soript ion, In fact every article that adU to, and completes** thorough stock in this line, adapted to the wants of Housekeepers, rlatels, Societies Halls, Saloons, &c

The first floor, the same depth of the carpet room above,is being re-fitted,exclusively

jROMHS IMRW MMfaH S. WSfj

•Wholesale

For the benefit of the ladles we shall open the finest stock of Drm Goods, Silk*, Shawl*, Cloak*, Trin**iinqA,Ei*brtUl*rir*, Hosiery ttnd plvvc*,ev?t before nrt^entcd in this mnrkt'i to tho tastu of the,,* most fastidious, and to tho leas preteudlinr the largest Election of Rrwu aud Bleached Mucins, Ciinton Flannels, White, Red, and Yellow

Wfo}fFlannels,

Ticks. Checks, Batts, &c. Not forgetting the great deficiency heretofore lit E N E E N S N I S I N 0 0 S 5 And Tailors' Trimmings,^,

Recollect befon- purchasing, we arc to open a full'llno of Ca^sinieres, Cloths, Shirts and Drawers, Cravat*, Scarfs, Ties, Collara, Handkerchief, Gloves and Ho^lerv for every occasion In the meantime,'wis shati spare no effort io reduce the present stock at low as possible before the new arrives. IO"Bargains for all. BUCKEYE CASH STORE. *'f

KWMAwly

Jt P«no» «dnii!tt«t ma by lettar reqnestad taisiee a fall ae»cri}tton of qmp^m* aad aceompanyinf di* same with a Bsnk Kota. they vUlteeMn everr attaatiaa thalr ease raqalraa.

State ef Indiana. Comnty ef Vigo,

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Coroner.' ««a Cwwty Karnefor, oae eaanatotoaer forthe AtiMUdHsf U»« Coairty of V}j», and twelve jUMewws, -mm fa a eposes hy tha vctam of eaeh ToWDlAti^.

WttMaa ay «l|faatara and the #eat of tfta Tt*«

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MSSI K»*!

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and RetaH.:

For City and Country trade, with two rows of ^ountera, each 12fi teet long and abumlrtnce Of HjfliC from two Sky tights, an advahtflge to purehascrti, which they can find in n*»other «t«nv in the city. Leading from the centre of tin store up a wide and easy flight ef stairs, is the entry nee to our (Shr*^ pet roomi which has-been noticed before.

Blankets, Satinctts, Tu'ecds, Joans,

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Terre-Haute Classical Academy —AND— FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,

PotBoys. "Wo ilo amit'j »|inl wwua.or «t)alit.yinf« mow" in srnt|)!nir tosr'iht»r as tii'ich I.IIIIH nn (»roeb nrl mlfflil (u Uarno'l tmxlly and Uolljflitttilly lit one yeurly Milton. J.

i*thea1mof"th!S )ta«titutif«n tc form jro»d(f|a't intellijieht luVppv and ust'lul ineii. A I tliox* hnblM which Influence the nhysicnt,moral nnd Intellectunl initure of the future tnun, receive moslj4 particular itlU'ntloii. Gymtia^lioal exercises ar«S. a in under he Initnidhit" tupervinioti 0fth Piincipn!'. 'Ilio govert tn nt. is strictly purvntal jk, yi'tdecidcft. l^^som' iit Moral Scicfxe will foe dall \J owigi-ed hi the stiidonts, tulipicd to their various ages and cnpaciHes. 5

A co'rnetenJt .knowledge soT1our L^iiguagc is mo it iiulispetisible to every, inaut our efiiirtw tire^ therefore especially diractnd to correct riptflling, eleitatit reading andspeaking, composing, $ic

Mathematics nrc taugiit with a,^^mdy view to business and montnt training The Natural Scit-nccs fc 'or an Integral part

our course of instruction. Hcreiofore, msinv 'f tite le#t minl.« in the eoun try hfivo been d»*prived of the advantsges arlsfng fn a knowledge of the Ancient Modems'

cir^ilar" wit^Ms aufpri#® address as lAn^agea, on aceoumof the unrea.oasbie length °f nme requtrwl for their requisition but by au

Improved method of teaching, wkich of»mmond ed by Milton, Loeko, Loilmifz, Sidney Hinifh, and others, our students in French or German arc enabled to speak thoso innguapes in oneyesr,wjd a thorough course in Latin aud Greek is complh- •_ ted in three years. S

Lectures on Science, History, and LUentturir arc daily delivered, which arou ic the in*ere«t of 11 the scholar in his studies, and increase his i»lor-1%: marion beyond his opportunity of reading,

The nest term often weeks will comottence on if Wednesday, Beptember 1st 1658, and the ense- -m. Ing term on Monday, November 15th.

EXPENSES AND PAYMENTS. Boarding, Tuition in the English branches, iy washing, Mwats, fuel, and lighta per term often weeks, #60. ..

TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS Fnglish Branches, |8«09 each language, tA.Wf Drawing, $3«0C Painting, One-half payment in advance, the balance at the middle ot tho teim- mm..

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION, *t

8. Rorc*, Principal Profiseor of Languges and Higher English Branches. Miss Has*h Piraav, Teacher of English Braches Hra. E. M.

Rotor,

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the shkkipf

•f County greeting Panmaat to tba taw l» «sd om wade awt erorMed, yw ae Mrebr repaired to jfiraa ttce that at tins «ext geoeral eleetf«« «f the Rtate of Indiana, ilMlMtwiMsitin aratob* elmaaa to^wtt: Foar Oaaraiee fadgnwfor O* lttase of ladiaoa. «ae Jsdjr* for the Sib Jadidal Clreait of «aid «4al«. owe Proaaeetlag Attorney Ur **ia areait. «m gepreasatatfva I* Cangtm* of the Oaitad Mstea, •mt the 7th district of aati ^taw.oaeSeerttaryafSN#!#,: «m AadHorat State, «oe Traaaaiw «f State, ante «aieat'of Pttbiie ta»tmtion, ud owe Altoraay fbr itid State, two ftemeaeetatlve* to the: oa# rnmmret. w* Oherifc «he ey fru the Coortof Cowwjob Pl«w.

\**H Septewher, A. O.. It». €T Owvtoekenrbraoas the very b^tltat efttff AXg. Wf LKt 5t». .CWa- be Procured, which was csreiallv sdiacted bv ourS wi 1 «od empky ac«e but tho OMat aeconf wr^a^u#^ w^SfafJ2Twork»«.-hcn«we have noheaiu floe 4a KteetiMM ia dndr n#a^v«Tow«^lpA. oo ttea#o»»«4 saying that we are prepaind to nort Jthe, waula and

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Teacher of English and Or-

ntmcntal Branches. I MtrKRtKCKt: Hon. W. P. Gmwold, T-

J.TSuntln#

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Charles Wood, Bcnj. McKecn, W. Paddock,

A. McGregor, J. P. UsHt, Judge D. D»mming. CTPor farther particular address the Principal.

ENGLES & STONE,

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BOOT AND SHOE

1 toned into a ptrtoetsbip, and are located or the east dde of the Pdhiic S»j-.ar«, dinsctiy oppostte the Court itoose, where they are prepared tocarry thc Boot and Shoe bcunueas in ail of ito vaHoas branche

Their long experience and snperiorsfcill la that line, Msbl«s them to fbrmsh a BETTER AND CHEAPER

JuJyJO'W.