Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 211, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 October 1858 — Page 2

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Stubborn 3ilence.—The Union editor has not answered oar question about .^2 its present position between Douglas and .^Lincoln. It maintains a masterly silence!

Davis, let it be

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Editor.

*T. B. LOIVC, A**««lalt Mltor.

TEItRE-HAUTE.

FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, I85&

For President in iftoo:

JOHN J. OHITTBNDBN Of Kentarkv.

We'll ask anothor: If Douglas, Wise, Walker, of Borne other good popular sovereignty Demo* crat, from the North or South, in nominated (or the Presidency in I860, and Crittenden, Bel), Seward or Fremont is nominate.! in opposition, which will yon «npj»ort? Or would yoa, nnder any circnmataneos, support a Democratic nominee?— Journal

We have answered the first question more than a month ago, plainly and emphatically,

In solation to the la*t question, we are free to say, that there might be such a posnibility as oar supporting—^W whom we j'lease. We never shall snpport extreme men of any party under any circnmstancos, and for the sake of inexpediency.— When we give any man onr support, we mast have confidence in him—we have none in such men as Buchanan, and but precions little in Doaglas, yet we wonld prefer his election to Congress over Lin coin, for the simple reason that Douglas has been soft? and Lincoln is for tale. We know the purchasers of Douglas, and it is extremely doubtful whether Lincoln will sell out to Seward, Groely & Co., or to some Prince or Potentate, «.

9flP The Journal is sorely troubled at Domocrats

Toting

for Davis. Party oi-

ganieation is what is claimed mast be ad hered to when the Convention that nominated 8 ccrest,.refused to endorse Douglas and Davis, as of the truo faith. Why does not the Journal pitch into Dr. Read, a candidate

for

Representative? The Doc

tor was a member of that Convention and was a defeated aspirant for the

nomi-

nation. Mo bolts that Convention and supports Davis, Id some of his friends claim to gethiiri the vot& of Davis'friends. Yet 6lhor» the 8eere8t men claim that he will voto for Secrest. Mum is not tho word, speak tent It wont do to carry water on both shoulders. If Bead is

for

known

that he bolts one

Convention, that wonld not nominate and stand by another -Convention that did nominate.* jjLet it bo known how and where he l&nds, that a question of faith may be tested betroen him and others.

'It J££T James B. Edmunds oditor of the Journal, charges the Maine Liquor Law, on the "Know Nothing Republican Legislature of 1855." What impudence! He was a Know Nothing then himself, the bwearer in and expert manipulator. He was an advocate of the Law, and took a paying office nnder it. The democrats are responsible for it, because of his and other deserters connected with them.—

And did not a democratic Governor approve the law?

A few days since three prisoners

escaped from the Columbia county, jail, (Wis.) when a prisoner convietod of mnrder was aUowed, after urgent entreaty, to start in pursuit of them,on the promise that he would return* which promise he faith* fully kepfcr1 Another prisoner was dis* patched on one of the Sheriff's horses to notify Deputy Sheriff of the escape of the rogae*X«* We do not think that each incident could occur anywhere except at tho West, and we hardle think it conld be safdy repeated even there.

We learn from St. Louis that the

specie basis has neen virtually abandoned In that city, and that all btwines* Is now transacted upon the currency basis, as in Cinoiuna&i and Louisville. The quotation for bills, exchange and produce, will hereafter he understood accordingly.— Notes of St. Louis city banks, will command a pmnfaia la that market, being of «qoal rftlee with go Id.

A* btrvKtiMT Qtmnr.—The New York Day Book eagre, there are so less than «tf respectable gentlemen who claim to he the originate* of the Atlantic Telegraph pro* jeot, and in queries whether they have got logo through aoekbrntiott for each owe?

JSrDan Rice, the down, says thatene of the pecoliarites «f hie trained horse 'Exoelsior* wan, that no individsil could take him out of the stable. Daring the part aewn years there had tew one hon lred and eighty *th re* executions iasaed htm hoi had boen able to take Mai.

[For the Datlv Union.] 'S'

TncHana State Hospital for the In sane.

to prevent any unpleasant language, or other offensive conduct among the patients. They are distributed into different wards, those being nearest alike aa to the extent and nature of their malady, being placed together. The wards are constructed all on the same plan, except thso for basement patients. They each consist of a oroad and spacious ball, like the saloon of a river steam boat, with sleeping rooms arraoged on each side, and a plain parlor looking out upon the farm and a Library room neatly furnished and carpeted, which answers the double purpose of a Library, and a reception room to the wards, for special friends of the patients. Thete libraries aro valuable, in jnst the degree that they are readable. I do not knov who selected the books, bnt one must feel amused to examine the kind of literature they contain. Were I going to examine a library of some old fogy iron side preach er, I should expect to find just such works. they are mostly of the mist staid and matter-of-fact productions such as works of history, science and religion. The idea of giving a crazy person Bnnyan's Pilgrims Progress, D'tVubigne's History of the Reformation, or any similar works to read, is absurd. If Da. ATHOK conld have his way, (which lie ought to, in the matter,) he would take these libraries to the second hand bookstore, and select some woiks that the patients could and would read. There -ought to be works prepared on purpose for thcra. They ought not to be printed in book form, bnt arranged like a map, to hang by the wall, They should be of the serio-comic, mingled with poetry, and illustrated with flashy cuts. Then tjie naturally romantic turn of mind of tho patient would make him read it. The history of Jack the Giant Killer, with cuts—or Gullivors travels, "illustrated by Brady," would be much more appropriate reading material than metaphysical disquisitions, on the natural depravity of* the human heart, or the doctrine of justification by faith alone. The usual manifestations of insanity consist in great mental anxiety, and melancholy. A large majority of the inmates of those Institutions, feel that life has qo more pleasure for tbem, aud any means which can call off their minds from themselves, should not be spared. I did'not notico a single daily newspaper, taken on ppipose for the use of the wards. It must be evident tb every

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w^l go to tto Kitcl»».

No. 9. month. He safely embarked all his txin in he if at so on a

liter* is the greatest possible care taken .nnl- kj™ w», i- k.

that it would

be only right to provide abundance of this style4tf literature for them, whieh can be done so easily. The commissioners should authorise Dr. Athon* to subscribe regularly, for every paper of any importance in the State, and arrange them on reading raoks, in the wards, S3 that the patients from the different sections could see the news from their homes. Then, to place a few copies of the home Daily's at tho disposal of each ward, every day, conld not help but prove sanative. The Superin tend ant has been trying to do all in his power to furnish both ccmforts and amusements for those under his charge and it is to be hoped the Commissioners will confer onr him the privilege aforesaid.—•

f^fWhat right has the State to aak the printer to give his paper to the Institution? The truth is the printer is not well enough paid at the best, and I should like to know how the public Improvements of this, or any other State, could be effected in the absence of news papers. Printer's ink is the cement by which the ntegral elements of the State are held together, and the nourishment without which public or private enterprise must languish, or entirely perish. It is time the printer should be better appreciated.— The sleeping aparlmonts are ananged for the greatest comfort possible, as well aa safety. When the patients retire, their door* aro locked from the outside, and all their wearing apparrel taken out oftheir rooms, to they can neither injure their clothes, nor mm them i» a means of doing themselves harm* The bed* are all comfortable and clean, aad there is nothing offensive to tho ceases, ia any of the ward* above tho basement. Almost every day the halls are washed, during the varan weather, aad all times of the year the patients an required to take a tub hath twice a week. Th«Martrm» aeee that all their clothing I* dean and aweet, aad there IK ao part of the baitdiag which the most delicate tad fiutidioaa would be ***ag Ife* higher

abockwl «t in pajmng. To-monrow ure^y^^Ebe tewardndby calOaf at ajMn}I Me itimwit bare. .ta|i« ajagftetty iwfc rLSHOMrtOlf.

TER1XAS.

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A Nonas fleet.—Capt. Borrow of the steamer Telegraph, on Lake Michigan, had his boat, rundown by ascooner, dar|i»g a stormy night, about the first of the

his steamer sank under him. While he was struggling with the raging billows, his Newfoundland dog kept swimming close his frequently placing his nose under the chin of his master to keep bis head above water, and continued to do so until

fife

licked np bj the schooner boat. Not a was lost by the fearful accident*

£W The trotting match between Lancet and Lantern in double harness will take place In October next. The celebrated trotilng mare. Flora Temple, now on Long Island will leave for Chicago, to trot against the renowned trailing horse Reindeer.

ABKSST OFSCJ'POMCD MTFBDKREBS.—Andrew Stewart, Fred. Bingaman and Peyton Newnnra have been arrested on a charge of murdering Mrs. Eliza C. Marshall and her son, in Gallatin county, Ills., on the 22d of July last, an account of which we gave at the time. There is strong circumstantial evidences against them^g,

The Fast Fashion.

The Milwankie Wisconsin of the 10th inst., says: "To give some idea as to how the croppy otyl*» of cutting hair is spreading among the ladies in the city,.one of onr barbers says he has crodded three hundred and thirty ladies within the past three months. There stems to bo a perfect rage on ibo suqject with our young ladies.'

Accident to Gem Scott Gen Scott met with a severe accident at West Point on Wednesday. In wending a flight of stairs his foot slipped and he fell to the bottom. Owing to his lame arm and shoulder (from wounds received at Lundy's Lane) be was unable to arrest his fail, and it was consequently very severe. He was iu great"pain at the last accounts, but no serious results were apprehended.

A man nsmod McGinnis, at Steubenvill, Oa. recently hung himself to scare his ife. The affectionate ferna'u kickcd the cjairfrotn unddr him, and let him hang until he was the worfe scared of the two, when she condescended to zut him down.

iCS^The People's College.st Havana, the basement story of wich lias been laid, will, when completed, contain 220 chambers for students, each largo enough to accommodate two persons, sixteen jecture rooms, and rooms for pre-idont, professors, the. It is to bo built at a cost of about *175,000.

$ST Thurston the missing ccronant, has not yet been discovered, although dil* iirent search has been made for his bo 'y. The search is still continued.

Evcrr lJou^las man who holds

fico in Illinois goes about tho streets with his head nnded his arm, for fear he should lose it.

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JfSrThe Jonrnal claiiDS 200 majortly for Secrest in Clay. Davis will get Clay by 800 himself. Will yon bite on that?

VSfA steam Cotton Factory was sold in Providence, a few days ago, for §52,000, which was last yesr appraised at $160,000.

t3T The little mountain Republic of San Marino, in Italy, bas awarded a medal to Miss Mitchell, the astronomer of Kautucket.

Jt3T Mr. A. •!. Collins,, of Fahqoirer Connty, Va„ has a pig fonr months old, which bis horns two inches in iehgtb one above each eye.

It is estimated that two hundred

thousand people assembled at Leeds tbe other day i\pon occasion of the in a ngu ration of the new town Hall by Queen Vic« toria. Thirty thonsand children were tgranged in a body to sing to the Qneen.^

LA&OE MAU IloBnEBiKS.—JacoS iftemmart, a German lad who was employed in tho San Antonia (Texas) postoffice, was arrested a few weeks ago at Iqdianola on a charge of having broken open letter* and abstracted the conteats^ He was on his way to New Orleans, when taken, and had oa his person $100,000 of drafts.

Mat The Keokuk Post gives Me fotlowing picture of the state of aflairs in Iowa creditors without and creditors within. Every nan is a lawyer, every other man virtually a pauper and alt standing in listlesa and nnpro&tble idleness," except the police and constable.

tW PMCTFT Wnu. ron A N«W STAT* —-Wisconsin has nin?y-one banks, with a capital of S9,155,000, and a circulation of *4,298.946.

mm ADVERTISEMENTS.

fibtftd or 8tolea.

abottlS buds ligli, wftb a wkto staria ikt Iwwi, aad tweUad leg* utile «e paMera j^al, eae

Oat

FALL AND WINTER

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BATE NOW

BIPLEY & DONALDSON, ic""'t"g°1""'

CORNER MARKET AND WABASH STS., I ,.

HAND, ami for sale, the

largest and beai selected stock of FALL AKD WHITER

O O S

her bun* eflercdto their friendf and th iic, and At Price* Competing with aay Market in tk«eoHtrriTisi J--.-.

Prints of all popular brands BUck and FHDCV Silk Dress Gord« French Mrrinos.Cash Mer**s and De Laines Irish PiinHns ?oulanls and Alpacas Cloths. Ciwmer*», Satinets and Vesfingsj TVeeds, JMn, Llnse** and Fl*ni«*ls Rrosrn snd Bleaehed Mi»Hns, TicklngSt kef

Saddle *nd Cd.tt5ttjr Wanknt« «r -nche Tliibet and Wool SUnwls s-r White Rood*.' Rhvl Embnndene® Irish Linens, Table Disjwrs and Napkai^J Hosiery, Glnres, Air's a»d Drawers IlandkercVtefs, Cr.ivnts, Ties and Sfarft, A f.arfe St*ek off American

A, 3errant*

A COMPETE STOCK OF

SMALL WARES AVD K0TI0KS. They ask especial attention to their STOCK —OF—

DRESS GOODS.

Oimprisinp all that is rich in m\t«ria',

new

Goods all New and selling RAPIDLY 2 I invite all in want of

BOOTS AND SHOES? To give me a Gall. I can please yon both -i in price or quality.

COilE ANb^EE~rCOME AND SEE

Clerks modest and well behaved^. COMg XIW I OtJRMOTTO^ A nimble Sixpence ia better than a slow i, ^i'ling. 'r-

DON'T FORGET THE p£'k.CE—SIGN

OF THE BIG "K."

Main Street, near 6th. Mannfsctaring of all kinds drtne, by tbe BEST OF WORKMEN, and of tho very best material.

X3T ^epnirjn^ also done with qeatne^s and dispatch. Sept, 28 dim. H. KETS.

Style and design—3iipplvlnr a deficiency hereto' (ore rapt«in«l of in this market. Sept.30, lm.

OYSTERS

AM NOW RKCHIVIfG, snd will continue to receive daily, HOLT & MALTBY S best brands of

E S O S E S

With which I am prepared to furnuh any number of customers t'ither served up or by the can. By AH told are warranted freth and pord.

Or One door Sonth of Stow»»rl Ilonso. Sept. 23, dim. T. M. DOVGlITY, Agent.

Something for Invalids. TUST RECEIVED AND FRESH AT

that

HKCKBR'S FAKtVA, COX'S RP.4HKHXO GRr.ATlNE. HHOCTKR'S STAHCH,

PURVBA'RMAZKNU. vorv flnrj OOOPKR'S fHRKn ISINGLASS, VMA llnas ARROW ROOT AKD TAP!OCA,accompautodwith «1Jmtloiia for use. —u,*n—

A fine nMftrtinont of t-IHUOKS far medicinal purpoaca, eonalgtiti* in part nt St?HKHIOR BKAJtniKS. 3

PORT. MA I'KtRA. aiitl T.OXGWORTtt'f! SPARKI/ING AND ST1LI CATAWBA WlXKf. AC. S pu taMdwitw^. T. W. BAHIt & VO.

GREAT ATTRACTION

AT THE SIGN OF TEE BIS

TBBKE HAXTTE^AlMCHMOiri) E, R."

BAZJ* PARE TRAINS

INDIANASTATB FAIR, ft:. To 6e held at Indianepolie, 1.^ OCTOBER 4, TO OCTOBER ».

Aay

israstlwtike otter.

EXTRA TRAIlf WILL LEAVE TERre Haute daily, commencing on TUESDAY Oct, Stii, and will ran as followr.

Leave T«w-H*sti at 6:5ft, A. stopping for pasMngem ONLY at Greencastle and tbe station* MtimGrnneiitlt and Indianapolis. Arrive it Indianapolis at 9:35 A. M.

RETURNING

Will leave Indianapolis at 5:30 P. stopping to deliver paesenceie at all atatfena. Arrive at Tenre-Baote at 9:30 p. M.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Will leave Tenv-Eante dailv, aa acnal, stTdS A. M. dmingst al! sMtiooa tor pusngen and amveat isduaapriieat 10:45, A. M.

RBTtJRNIKG.

Win leave Indiasafolia at UJNt p. HU a«opntnc to deliver nasawwtew at an vaystati)p«,Md arrive at Tmemtt at 5LS& A. M.

Paseeafen wBl be eatried India' tba afcwre tndae aad fetera for faying,. TSCIRETA AWRTBE PAI^ONESD^'.

CT OnaSetlMC train* fiK fir* baft be charged, aad ae Fair TVk K.1. PSCK.fluaiiattBiacii 8ept,«

(SAMS GsMIf Ceidtft

NEW BOOKS!

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/IAXIO, COML uri,flou jrrojnt, I Aai eOwr. dcatfaMa atetaa ef la set aad etspaia. (it»a BwK Haa sin ••utiaat. '•aSSShiBi m*g.i7*t

0.41.N ciusn.

Portraits, M.«ps, Views, Croups, and Represent itions of Machinery employed. One vol. 8 vo. Price SO cent*.

1jMdern

7«T.ECTROW Or, Pu-k. A Telegraphic Epic for the

L13KEIVDS

i-.UMii uii COAL MIXES.

SXTLltVArt GOUNTT, INDIANA.

'TMIE subscriber utcKxtScec to th» Pubtifc thai In few dav* h* expats to be prepared tall order® I f-»r this celcbtaied aund farorit® Co»!« Th* qualities U»«t cliutiy ntuKSictd iMs tsurHljf v(

pree From ^ulplim\

fxuuimt -L.if 1 A^d it i« coiw qartjtlr n-»t iiycrioos to health it hits lt:Uc SLATE OR iVT^NY MATTKR carrwcion a jsiooK) m'njrled with the parclT oirbonaooBS subsisncc ofthi» Coali tftct .comhustlfja wsy CLlff KBR or IRON-LIKE CINDER r«ndnaas a residum in the burning teach tea* light «sh is fWrm 4 than and therefore rcry little unttoronci* is frh from dast, etc

FOR STEAM PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELLENT! MS it is also well adapted to the purposes of »!e Blacksmith, tlie F'onndi jman, av,4 the Gas Manufacturer. *f Tb*.*ub«criber, therefore, e«rije»tly solicits his friends aed the public at larg?, id tbil vtvx] 4 a.."'- .:- ,.: trialbef-w ordering their winter'ncoal eUvwlu-ro. .g '*m* COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS^:

Wi.«hin» to prrchase at the pit's mouth, *111 roadilv find the above mines,as they are sltunt-i on th* land of that old and well-known Indwna pioneer, JOHN PE ARCE, Ibrtf qiitrtciT of mile east of the Evansrille & Cr«wfortUviHv Railroad, Farmersburg, Sullivan County, Iid

Specimensof the Co»l may be s«*cn at WH1TWORT1I 4, ISAACS, TAYLOR &. FOOTF^ C. H. BAILEY and WOLFE 5c. CO' ,STOVE STORE, where onlcrs may bi l«ft, which will W atto as punctually as prvaible. A. C. ISAACS.

N- B. Bum Co 1 »od si. th d«llirs, fbr it is i.ow t«ll (stnblirki fact that those whitie coal instead of wood far eul.nary and «thvr household purposes, tave one-half of the ihiI cost «»t fuel, (Sept 7,-dwSm

\Xf find after havingjmnde the improvement we did last season, that we wis entirely too limited jj, nyir iiiufli of2tho.rnom we should wan% our business having tnernnped much bfvond the nuut sauguin« tsjH'fta'.ionsi The'leading feature iu making tliis change hi to^^opca exolusividv in

HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS!

We are uow fittiup up for thi\t partSen]nr branch of trade, the Second I.ofl of the Store, mnking a very larpe aud spacious SALES ROOM} 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two large sky Itjjhts. and fitted up ith gas for evening trade, giving plenty of light and ample room to unroll, lay down, match and cut carpels to fit rooms.

rWe

stock of Vj

11K PRANKS OF Tf»F. Telegrapl

Times, by Wm. C. Richards.

l^ROX NEW YORK TODELlir.HY WAY of Rio do Jatieno, Au8tr*!ia aid China, by Robert N. Mintuni, Jr.. lor sale at

Sept 18,1858. W. H.BUCKINGHAM'S.

HISTORICAL

AND LEGAL KXAMINA-

tion of that part of the Decision of tho Supremo Court of the United States in the Dred Bcott Case, which declares the uneonstii ntion sllty of the Missouri Compromise Ae and the Self Extenrionof the Constitution to Ter* ritories, carrying slavery along with it, by T. I. II. Benton.

AND LYRICS—A BOOJC of ver

ses, bv Adelaide Anna Procter, Sept. 37.1858. W.tf.BUCfclNetlAW. KYAVSTILf.*: E E N A FOR THECT'PK AND rnBATMKNT OF

ALL DISBAS&SOP THE EVE JOHN TiSAG-EfTISB, M. D. So A WO IJXXrt StPKtSTS, jE3xr#s.iai «*xrXllo, XttdiauA'

A AC ffrKAUim PA TKNT PORTABLE«ltll«MN(i Ml I.M, for FLOURING WHE VT, GRINDING CORK MEAL, SMALL GRAIN, FEED, as veil as whole ears of corn (cob and tail,j as it is called. Into good fine 00b and eora Feed. In One operation.

ci1tese

shall »peu next miitth an unusttally large ai.d attractive

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Look**ng Glasses, Curtain Bands, Pins, Cornices, «kc. Also: Curtain Damask. Moreens, fcatin Dclnins, Curtain Draperies Gimps and Trimmings of all kinds in addition to the above a most complete stock of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow Ctue goods, ready made Bed Comforts, Drown *nd Bleached Linon Tuc ble Cloths, Napkins, iJoilies, and Towels of every description.

In fact every article that adis to, and completes a thorough s^ook in this line, adapted to the wants of Housekeepers, Hatels, Societies Halls, Saloons, tic. The first floor, the state

depth

of the

carpet

room above, is being re-fitted, exeltwlvcly* orS-.

wnolesale and. Retail.

For City and Country trade, with two rows of counters, each 11!5 (pet lon^ and abundance of light from two sky lights, an advantage to purchssi-rs, a liich they can find ia no otlter ature iu the olty. Leading from the centre of the st *r« up a wide and easy flight of stalrn, is the entrance to our ccrpet room, which has been noticed before.

For thebfnefit of the ladies we shall open the finest stock of Dm* Gnn*}*, Sill*, Shawtt, Cfoaki, TYimmitig*, Ewbrouforie*, Hosiery and pint**,evi't bt*fore pn» cutcd in this m»rkci to tho taste of tho most fastidious, and to the h-ss pinsten Itntr the largest selection of Pr^wn and Bleached MusKns^ Canton Flannels. White, fled, and Yellow Wool Flannel.*, B«d B!nnk»t8. Batinetls, Tirecds, Jeonx, Ticks. Checks, it's, &c. Not forgetting the great defficlency heretofore in

GENTLEMEN'S PURNISH1.NG GOODS? And.Tailors' Trimmings,

Recollect before purehauing. we are to open a full lino of Cassimerep, Cloths, Shirts and Prawcrs, Crnvnts Scarfs, Ties* Collars, Handkert hfefs, Gloves and ffo«lery for even* occasion.

In the meantime we shall spnre noefTirt torethio the present stock as low as possible before tbe new arrives. rTBargaius for all. BUCKEYK CA3W STORE. Aug. 28-dtf L. RTCB & BON.

OP Til i: TKLIitJUAril-

1 ic C.ib'e} with all lt« incidents and ancaloU^s impri'aiivo or diverting, as well as fresh and relinlik* hlogrsphical jukefches of Me*sra, Field an Everett, Capt Hn lsqn Ulus'r ited with

A 'nr«t from !»•. .11. Jnrri'tf, nf THE NKW YOitK LI'NO IN-FUiM VI —My runiiei tlon for lit A |«si vljrl.t oj:ih wit tlm hU.vj Innlitmioii, n* Clili-f l'!i)*!dun,

tetr

celebrated arills I masafacUHre oat of tbe

beet pudlty of FrenrH Barr Bloehs, with arnch care. I txdM mx dimst siaes, prieee raneing AeaiighK'lveto two handred dollars. These Milts ocmt'noe to steai tbatarreat of all opowdtion and are attparior itr all pnrpoeea, e«pMall tor wheat floorinr.

ALSO—STBAtJB^ PATENT PORTABLE SAWMILL,called

MKia«

»ftlie WSMMS,"

This Is an iagenloaa and aaelMs aw H3R to ouUte hnnber in tbe woods. This Mill ean be ran by aafaaal, *e««B ar water power.

CT Thass wishing ^tnow fidiy ahoat theprlaeijrfe apoa «Mdi they an baOt, snd the prioes of «aeH «ae, aa veil aa the (aw of sale, will pteaee addreae as, «k% a Book of Description, which I WOI SMO aad pMt par. Theae who do so, will write in ptahi, readable laagoafe, the nasae, Poat OSee, CooBtvand State.

ISAAtSTRAUB, Patenlae aad Ttopt, lfo.lt.Waer Patau Hiin,Ca«niitm,0. 8epi.0, atw.

BLASXB,

A*»

COHSTABLB'B BALBS, Priitsd on cood paper, ibr als cheap, al TAUr UXIOS OFFICE*

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conne •r»i«.uly tf-vtiilim io il.e ("Mrs «,1 Piilnuu.urr .'ili*iiiii|itloti Hid ti kfittlrt'il illxoii-u*. vilifi my unrlrutted i|i|,urtunUlc« avil a^Y*Mur«* hi |i«ilialojtlcal rj-earcl —indel '»,YM lllttc hy (•••fieri lainMutt&il lia* eiiaHtud imm to arrive' .1 eUlv.t, litruft titirt mn ci'i-fiit rotirsi- of t.«•:(inci.t t'«r the icltire ai«U rnl cat ours »i all ilhoani* »f lit': Thr-fit, ami Air-t'ttf* igrt, II) li ltiiatt'in. the v«).rir rtliii ruraliv« pr«|,»riuei» ul invilti-tixia nr«* tllrectty aiMr«**el t.» t!t? il!*^a«it orumiit mmI ili» inli'itiinicjit. I ln u^t Bitvlcv tln u-i ui M. .I.trtt 1 iiliu'attoii «f aay fo ill *r*t I m'»l: aiul alllimt'. It 1 Colli dvV a t.,i.iiul mlju\ :u lii the pm|ietffiHiinKeineii1»f.t|inae ft,.rr'l mi filial iltn'Mi#.**, vol I 'It-cm it verj iupea«t.rj lli.-i m» |iiiU*nl «h(inti| tin--tiic Iffiiifflt t.tf it rallreaniieiii. Tho of i',,v Irw 11»» »it tu fu nbnv H«ea«i*a.aM lh-* liitrti V'lmra'|pt ol .tin l*»lllutloa over Which I hnvo *0 Im had the h«»*or l«t |i 1nl fo.arc tnn wi-ll kii wit to nec«l any cnii(r' or inenl rrmti mu. .it h» »iilcitatl»n

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ntiil |ir.ir*n uii it fru'iid^ ihioi-jt!* |»htla• tliro(»" Ic nM tito tilixvcchBrlljIm- lit'iMt Ixiif ni.il lihtral'r au|t|nrti*)l. an«l iiflurilnaroimlitcniilriii. I huvr rnm la dad t» make aitch affaiiffeiitPtti# s.* lit T»tln(r llitt n*flt» of««jr a*pi*rtenre and irnattuetil within (Ihi rcarh »f all, ami not ennflnr inv* .li, a* bcrelnmrn, tu tbniiu only whi»«r*t«r tin lufiruinry, er wh« *'i«re able to »i*lt ma at ut' office, "opltiff ibdiraforv that th* arranaa inont will «tve entlra *ati*f lion, tKth to toy |,r«r*»»alanhl brethren aad thtf public, 1 wnu'rf re»p««'titill annrtuiion in M!ic!ii«lou, that I tan item it tonuh »rf fr0***t:p »r if letter* all dua*«* a» above, and that tho mothcititt*. tb« aatfM aattiiod Iu the Umt'tailna prw|ared t« *nlt aarlj Itullvjdual ea«e. Meihm!Inka"ttr», Ar. ^c.. be fnraiirtlr.l by etIra«« to any part ol tbe United SutM or the Canada*. Taa«a.—M* term* of treatment by letter sre a* f»llovra, rtz.: 19oor w»nth fnf ea«h p»ll«nt, which will tnrtufte medlrtne tmilletent foroae month'* tt««, ali», Inhnllitjr Vapor* and an meat a« follnwa: $8 to be 1 receipt oI the bos ofMedielne, dollar*, »t thn exidratloa of the month, II the pitlaiit he cured Is entirety satUffed with the treatment by jrSrlii* a fttll hlatory oftheir eaae, and ihelr symptom* In Atll, ean be treated a* well Sy t*

Inhaling Apparatn*. Paypaid to itspreM Agent on lelne, and tne balance, »U

a«: by- peraonal exaotlnatlna. t*atlent« availing tbenaelvea of Dr. Jarrel'a treatment may rely upo» Immediate and permanent relief, aa fce aeidom hai to treat a eaae oxer thirty days. Xettera for a1 tire prosrMlr answered. For tanner partleulsr* addr«*a

Jfo. 890 Broadway, tqu TwelAh Street If. P.H,—Phy*lrlan» and other* titlllnfthe cltfaf w» apeet'uliy Invited to eall at the Infirmary, where manv tnterestinr eaar* ean b« iiaeaMMl, and wliere our trtrtJ aftf+rai*,* far tbw liihalatloa of neairal taper can be tees and inspected

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BOOT AND 8HOB

ABOVE OENTl,ElllE!f HAVE tered into a pa rtoershjp, and are located on the east side of the Public Square, directly site the Conrt Howe, where thev sre prepared carry on the Boot and Shoe business in all of vanoas branehe".

Their long experience aad saperiorskill in tfeaV line, enables them to foroish a -i ?&«-• BETTER AND CHEAPER article than is generally sold in Terre-Haute, gj* Our atoca embraces the very beat that eoal4 be proenred, which was caretol'yrelected by oti^-, selves and we empky aonehut the ntost aeeenx®piished workmen—henee we have no hesitation fat"' sayinjt that we are prepared to meet the waatsa»4,. neceik'itieaof all.

N. Bu—Repairing done with neatness and die* patch. July 30'68

El. B. HOMCEOPATHIO pbyswiaSt^v Market Street. Opposite Baatin Ilmus* (MMInmHwat!^ N.t«lf.lt.

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OoM Sp6ctiel— Fonsd. pair of Gold Speotada were left at the ynsio ire of A. B. Irri^, whlchthe ownyeaa