Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 212, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1858 — Page 2

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SATVfeDA? ifORfflXG, OCTOBER

Recent events* fthotv that this state "of things has actually arrived. They have been scarcely noticed they hove excited only a momentary attention, stid are now almost forgotten. Busy with affair*, (n the hurry of a pro-porous carter, we scarcely observe events which aro shutting the •yfbfindKtions of the Bute. So the earth. quake which shook and startled Italy was unnoticed by th?nrmies fighting at Thraaymenc, and'"reeled unheedly away." \V!(h»n the last few yesrs, for the firsf time in tho history of the nation, fraud and .force have attacked tho baltoUbox, on the following occasion

In ••California, a body of men who liiul possed themselves of power, defermin ud-io keep

poecik»i«

St. About the same time that the ballot* box in California was attacked by fr««d, iiwas attacked in Kansaa by an open force. It i* not necessary to repeat a story «o vreli know\t. The report of the Congressional Committer vhows that the bnllotbox1 was p^sseftsion of by an oigani*td irwy of iuvadets from ik ntigwo^

Ih??.jy

•tffT 1* a in«» I Oft +««.*** I *ion asserted, aud a jeceirt legal IIP 4SJ 11XI iHIlUUl Jecihio°

The Ballot-Box-Its Danger fromlT" Win

The foundation of onr institution* is the "bnllot-box. While the will and thought of the people can express itself with freedom and certainly at the animal election, law aud order are seeing The majority, which possesses the pov er, prevented from ab«*iin0 it by a wholesome fear of th^next election. The minority is pati cnt, hoping to seenre the control of afFrtirs by-and-by. But if anything cheeks the ?JWe expression of the public will at the poll«, thin peaceful order is at once disturbed. The fonns of a republic may rejmrain, bnt the soul ofitis gone, and the form* will soon follow., For neither the majority nor the mitiority wonld have any intent in maininitiing institntions which ^offered na security for the rights of either.

in spite of any ma

jority fgairiNt tber To do this, they J»l»vbed a mode of fraud Culled ballot stuffing, by which they could always secure majority of votes, and retain permanent ^pmwmcrs of tho government. -Thus they divided the^pflicetk of the. State among & few despcrnto and unprincipled men. As the ballot-boxes weroin thtf*b«ndH of their partizani who fcoto r$urdy to .maintain this it aud it was apparent that tboy hod bevdftittindependent to the public will, A despotism was permanently established uwUr tho form* of it rcpuWip* Only one way icftmined of solving the problem— ho way of'.rtwolution. Had tbo men thus holding fraudulent po*&CtK»ioit of power governed with discretion, the pfcnplo could not havfi.becn roused this. Hut fortunately they wo jeckloss rnlHnns, who exasperated tho cmnninnftv by acts of vitdertto and mmder. A revolution therejfore, took placc, and tho people took pos*e«*iotiof tho government by force. They organised a provisional government under (lie name of ft Vigilance Committee, expelled form 'tlw State 4he worst eliminate, bung one tn»n who bad committed muidor, destroyed tho fraudulent ballot* boxes, and, having restored homo sort of mrdof, quietly resigned. 'i'heso transsclions are ceftnihly remarkable proof of tho power of the.. American people to meet and overcome the worst political difficulties and escape the most threatening danger*.: Yet this was a viitnal revolution. Society was for a time icsolve,l into iU original elements, and there w*sa virtual anarchy., No pthor people* but the Americans could have extemporised each a cure for such a disease but it i# plain that such mere wincdy could not be often appliod.

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For Pr^Mfnt in VRfttK

JOHN J. CRITTJESNDEN, Of Kentnrkr.

Want of Principle in Public Men. to hoist the democrnticiiag and to support Id tbe recent history of oar conn try, fltero are event* which confirm in the most unequivocal way these* considerations— tfrave eveots with the most serions mean* ittff, indicating a downward tendency that if not arrested speedily, must destroy the foundation of the State.

state oC^lissouru that the judge# of dec*. tion were driven fum the .polts, and the ofthem, by which the food for the entire

legislature of Kansas electe«l by the peo-! estahlishmen* is prepared, IIThe valtie of pie of 51 •ssoui i. Tne lojtislatnre, 'bus conantned, considering the numbef of .,y Mfc.o0ri.

the federal jfAvernment. and l»»a governed, ftntti* ever since. The people of Kansas presnmed they have all they want It .is ttremttiable, like the peopta of California, no interest to the msnafrsrs to stint them, to tfcrow offthit*yoV:e by a tevolntion for^anj ]ie

proved it to h*v« bean done

:*t the preceding state election. |f|,

wsswEiBffr^Ttv i-in .'.fers "II ii 11 MuSf^TTun' in I A •2* I. M. RROWfc. Kdftnr. T. R, LOtC A*«*eU(^ KAfMr.

hi 5. Attbe Inst presidential' election, was impossible is the majority of goutfc* ern States to vote for the republican candidate. There was no doubt in

every

south

ern Slates a considerable minority who wished thuftto vote, but were not allowed to do so. One gentleman wag expelled from Virginia only for allowing hi* name to bo recorded as a delegate to the republican convention from that state. A Ger-

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ed with free soil sentiments was ordered

the entire democratic ticket, under the threat of being destroyed if it refnsed. There is no freedom of the ballot-box nor of the press, at the present time,' in the Smthem States, so far as the question of slavery is concerned. If majority of the people in a Southern State were tn favor' of making it a free State, they would not be allowed even to express their wish.— In the We^t the state of things is different, aud the ballot-box in Missouri is free.

Now it ix evident, if stxch a condition of things as this continues and increase^hat the republic is virtually at an end. It has then proved a failnre. If the will of the majority or minority is intercepted at the ballot-box by force or fraud, the freedom of the people gone. Instances like thoso just quoted are therefore^very, ilartniu^, for si ch a state of things will not cure itself. If unscrapnlous men find that they can get the power ami. the wealth .of the nation, the State, or tho city into their hands if they see that there is away by which the will of the people can be made ineffectual, they will doubtless adopt it.—The ballot-box wilt at last be a mere joke, and no one will take the trouble to cast a vote _vvluch lie knowg means nothing. .• ,r

Is tberB Atty^ay of curing this state of thing*. fXcopt by falling back .upon the integrity of individual^? I know of none. The element of virtue mu^t go into pnblie place#. We have reached this dangerous precipice by imngiitiing that we could dispense with thai element. We thought that we only needed ^ma- tness antl en«r^y in public men, but this mistake has brought us to the brink of ruin. VVeliavej'supposed that men of no char, acter conUV represent the great ideas of freedom and order. But the icsutt of it is that our freedom and order are neaily gone.

There is yet enough public virtue in the people to save us, it they will allow it to be represented by their representatives.-^-i-nt honest "tnoti into power—such men as we once had in po\vei,'--tuen \vho(b»ve the n-ativn aud its idras sinceiely who really belicee in, its ideits such tnen as •Washiogtonj Madison,' Fisher Ames, Andrew Jackson, and they will not allow the ballct'box to bo tampered with, or the pnblic sentiment to be hindered of its cxpres» sion, for any personal ends. Time-serves* tricksters, trading polkicinns, politicaf moneuverers, will not answer. Wo need a new infitAion of tntvuly honesty, .into the State. Wo do not men whose *kill cousisig in being able to wripglo and turn, and seem to boon both sides of every question. Wo heed men who.ean eay yesaiul no distinctly, .€ hose words are the Sliibboleth of politicians. Few are able ta nt^, ter them, fhort and simple aa tho^ ^eeb'. Watc't your candidate, ^nnd seo-whether he can say yes and no ^intelligibly if he ennnot, do not vote Jl|r,thim, no matter how smart a man be is. Sydney Smith says well "There arc two beautiful word* in the English langMagc-r-yea* and no vou must pronounce t\iem boldly and, euipha^ rally etick to yes and ifo to tho1 death for yes andnio lajr^dowti yflWr head'np the scaffold, where your ancestors have laid their heada before* ami cling to *onr yps anti.no in spite of Robert Peel aud Johu Wilson, advancing yonr firm foot on tho field of honor, planting it on the line marked out by justice, and determiuiog *»n that canse to*peml» or to prevail."

^FortheDahv Union.]

Iniiiant State Hospital for t&l Xn-

6ane'

Ko. 10.

We come now,, to notice the food and

the a pa fa Jus for choking. 1Che furnaces

nsed are of Britt'a patent, and of the lar-

a an a re re a re

«wgini«dbr .Ithongh it

aUi^

othlirl«ft&e«ftiis,Itfainottmwsuajtorpaocr< .. orejrhiiiS 0 t»k« |MB« otlk. B™ •""p.ft.rpr.pwu.g.l- Munr pom prepartng six fftUofts^preVx &itim' voting oppoMNi t^H^^ Iii»h potatoes, alieed thin, lrkey$a

order

g3&55B3SSB&*'**-

^y why tbeyshould, !maahim

thev were nt.t sfronjf cnonph to conteud r. IjUUiD ifc •etUrike nnfM iorH of the people tbe tinwllin^nm or Misfouri, »*d tho leoverntnent of the TTni- i^hillfulnws on the part of the help, to prt^ 5. TerrtMavte, Jnd* ted fitstcs. They therefore tedotrted the vido it This I do not think, is the «.w.{ -sien

pOKed a nigral force to physical fo iee.-r-i ... -stock ot '11v7 to Terojmiie the aetail gov- bad enwgh and Rno*l cnongh for anybody, BOOTS AND SHOES. ernment as legal. Tliey considers! it a They wake a janeat deal of bnt

isM&e

of the Tobl»C» a3i well as the TtvSiHntton, I, wamnt all «Wk made at fte shop. |OrpaOif •*. -v 'I —A —s*

ta 1

wo«Mh*|nWM iwi.lt eat awwbTp y*'" .8 lacralwri. of tWir own politteaf psrtj, I Sah an^i^iitr jaanttty. to «nttl iWe i^tatwa lxgfe l« to

MCNSV OttswsbwjIly^tiHnjf.

Lan2| 4 oz'« Salt 1

Put them into a broady flat vessel

the stove, and stir ihem |contianaliyy.ias yon wonld roast coilee. cntil the bread is

thoroughly and evenly browsed, but not

jboroed. Then, wber» the potatoes! are tiiorongbly cooked, stir in the bread, while

the water is boiling, and, after Stirling

well, allow it to all boil together about five minutes, when it is ready for uset It must be used while hot, as all soaps are

abominable, if allowed to stand. The Geruj*ti» «re the most healthy peo

ple on earth,-and they eat more soup than

any other nation. This fact argues its own case.

The bread and pastry used, is'ilia most

Considerable of any one item of the Culina

ry department. They ose, with the present uumber, (260) about nine barrels! of

floor per week, which, at five dollats per

bart-el, would be 845 a week, or $2 34t) pur year, for this item alone. The average

for bread and pastry, will be about 910 a

year each, which.no one could think extravagant. If they had 300 patients, the

expense of maintaining them, exclusive of

the products of the farm, inc-lnding salaries of officers aud attendants, with all other

expense^'connected with it, would be about $30,0^0 per annum, or about f&iOO

eMl,"

The entire building is warned by stea0

running through pipes in the basetaenp

and heating air, which is-con fucteTir,.nJj) Hues into every part of the building.

t-onrse, no ftteain goes i«»to t"fie rooms.-~-

Some people think tho steam is allowed ti escape into the building, which is iiot tbt

case it only passes tnrough large pipes,

which bent the atmosplnr.?, without consuming its oxygen. All chemiVts know

that the only way to bout the air, without burning the oxygen,* is by a hydrogen ued

bath. .Tho heating aparattt'. was constructed by Mii.E4 OntiK^ooi), Cincinnati's pride and idol. Ho has done more- for

riie advancement of bar interests, pei baps

than'any other one man, and ranks lirst among her most t:liberalising and worthy

citiz-'ns.

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A thousand and one other things 'de» serve nbtitfo but^whh this and a few gen

eral observations, we must leave, for the

present, tho further-consideration of this

subject. The intention was, toi present a few of the various theories of this disease,

and its treatment, with all of which it is

.Ijbonght best to dispense, till another1 time. 3$ Altogether this Institution and its pros

$ manngene^ti is $otn ithing that the

Sta^»j®?mny.,weH"s be pioud of. And the

wish of every good .citizen must bo to see it prosper, ahd increase more and more tu

its facilities for alleviating those for whose sakes it was provided. While it is be

nevolent, it is only just, And while it in

right, it. is ly duty, cn the part of the State, and, as has 1 ecn shown, the most

economical way of -accomplish^ what

mnst be done, at tiny rato, nnd hcnce, the

benevolence is rociprocal. We would not wish to create a r«n npon the Institution

by this series of notioos On the other band persons ought not td vis the establish

ment ont of idle curiosity, barely as the attacheea of the Hospital have all they can

attend to well, in seeing after their regu

lar and indispensable duties. VERITAS.

The resnlt of the Convention of Railroad Presidents, which recently assembled at Philadelphia, is a general advance of passenger rates from all the western points to New York of Three Dollars, and to Philadelphia of a very slight amount, so as to makev the rates of both points the same as they were provions to ibe reduction.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT^

CHEAP! CHEAPER!

IDoll cfe Mann, Mawrrjityrcawts or

ali. kijiw

th*

not

imite*!, wauiug «ntil the power ef the of any kind or?WW «*t eontams ^he jtoo^ Sttlth^ will A» tt!~ TOST RECEIVED AND FRESH AT

F-mbmc^Ai rarfrtrfor Mee. Wotaen and

}»alfenonffh»—There ia a kind of aonp Chi'dren, which they 25T towsll at the| d*or St»»»tii of stowrnrt HnwM'. «. M- POrOHTY.

f7*R rpamn^ 4one toord-r, and with msstnesa taed dlytdi. A fkitsfdw P*Me ptm«p tTliI ,rtil %(L

WRjF Wn*MKmfBm+ Era ML* Oct 3 dstf,

Stnytd or

8tol«sk*

A DARK BROWNHORSK,^e«*ysijwe b«»l,

fl abovt l« hawte Mich.»«»a white^jn-ja t^e hewd, aad tara hind 1e*p whUe to pBtteraJonst, owi 'Mag a hi^ier ttpslaarth* M&ee« An aeraeisiiNeiaxUalof' vtrktaf-1 dstir(t«t|t!

jFALLAND WINTEd

O O S

RIPLEY ONALDSON.

CORKER MARKET AND WABASH STS., ••, Block* Have Nbw OH HAND,and fbr

laigert nod bert selected stock of

FALL AND WINTER

5 O O & S

Knar w"icrreB5ercd to their ftiea laand th lie,and AtPrksM Conpetiac-witli any Market (it the eoantry, Via:

Prints of *11 popular brand* «•?».-. C. Bhck and FancvBilk Dnesi Fr»-neh MrniKW.Cash Mfres and Dc Ltines Irish vplin*. Foulards *n»i Alpacas Glottis, Cuxtf merca, Satinets and Vestthps Tweeds, Je»n«, Liiaer* and FUnncfc« Brown and Blenched Muslins, Tickings, &c^ Bt?d,S* ldle and Coating R'ankt-t^ BtkjHp

Thibet anil Wool S'-*wla:

White Good*. Taccs »nd Erabrvjidena* Iriali Linen*, Taljle Dhpero and Napkins HosSmry, Gloves, shirts and Drawers IfundkercVtcfs, CrarnU, Tie« and Se*rftu Lar|« Sttck ot Americaa A. German

,A COMPETE STOCK OF

j..' •fV-C' '4 SMALL WAR S ABTD NOTIONS. ,-•* -1Tfiev Ask espedal st'entfon to thoir5-

STOCK

S E S S I O

ComJsffstnj* nil that is rich in mtUrinow in style nn dc«ijpt»-iripjlv?h a deficiency hcretolorec»m^tHino'J of in tliis market.

Sepu3\ lm.

(U« ATTRACTION AT THE =TO*r OF THE BIG

Gaods'ail Now andNSftlling

HAPIDLcY 1 invite flli iu want ot^^iS

BOOO?S AND SHOES,

To give nie^a c.all- I can please you both 'Iti-jlrioe 'or quality.

CO^K aJD %%i:

Clork#» HiO'lont-an 1 tt:«^l^beV*vrfd. i_t y, i-t

"OUR MOTTO

A nimblo ^Jxpencc i§ bcLtciJlun,^slow shilling.

DON'T KORGSTTIIK PLACE—SIGN

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Main Street, near 6th. Mannfactnfincr of sll kinds done, by the

BEST OP WORKMEN.

and of the very best mnterinl. JtjT Repairing nlstf dtne with neatness a is pa

Sept. 28 dim..' S.

Leave T»-m»-H*uu. *t5:55, A M.. Rtonpine for pawngrr* ONLY at Gr^ncastle and-the station* between Greencastte and Indianapolis. Arrive st Indianapolis at A. M.

RETUHNIN^'

WilMea.e In 11 inipiiis nt'5:33 P. M., stopping t«» deliver paaseitcew at all stations. Arrive at Teire-Hante at 9:90 P.M.

ACCOMMODATION TRATN. Will leave Terre-Haute dutlv.M nsl, at7:lS M. stonnlngat all sttions foopsssengers and arrive at Indianapolisa» 10:45, A. M.

RETURVING.

Will Imw Indianapolis at U.flfl P. M,, stoppine to cWfver at alt way stati »rs, and •arrive nt»T.:iw lt iatn at' 355 \. Mi

Passenger* wiH br eamed to Indiansooii* on the ahov« train# and retnrn for one fan', &»r which tickets roost be procure.

rr Oft All «rth%r trains fill! hre'hfttfir he charged, and no Fair Tick -c»pnixed. if E. J. PECK, Superintondent

Sept, ST, «l*Sw. ?v

OYSTERS.

1to

AM XOW RECWVI5G, and win rnatlMW rrcnve daily, IIOLT & MALTBY'S bast [brands of

E S O S E S

With wMch lam jwrefjared to furnish any number ofca*ti7a«r* I'ither aerved ap^vr by the can•«re trmrrttMtd frtA *mi

Somsthing far Invaliaa.

BSCItK»*S fAIMXA, CCXfi «P*RKUt6 6KLATt9ht^|« HKorrKR^i RS STA urn,

Ftr«ntA*»»tA*S5tA.irar» *»n roomn SRSSP WW

A**ovrjwtT aso tapioc,

SAle,

the

N. B.

Butit

lkctiioy:

KETS.

TERRE HAUTE A RICHMOND R. R.

ha.lf fare trains

INDIAN^STATE

TA1R,

Tu be held at Tndianapolh, OrTOBF.lt 4, TO..OCTOBER 9.

EXTRA TRAIif WILL L2AVB TERrt» Haute daily, cmniKncinc on TUESDAY Oct. 5th, snd will rnn as follotirs:

'frr

FAEMpSBlflvG' COAL

ISAAC

sdwftli4t-

A: taa a*w»rtaifti,t «*. IKtttOXS wm.mm** rwf&

POI?T. MAOKins. a»d UtSCWORTH^ SlfABKUXfi AXO STn.1, CATAWBA wrSt^JU.

fa. W~S»mtt*Stw, **. H« URK* «•.

iaSSStS&iStt

Mir«Min«siitf COt.D ttTOXK, IXAtTT

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Stn.ll^SLN COTJNTY. iiiDIA

THEaobasiberannoHneestothePubticthstina

Mockoi Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Psjjer, Windt Pins, Coi-nlec»i dkc| IjAlsoS Cuitjaip tain Draperies Gimps ah('lVfminin

new arrives. OLTBar^ ^ug, 28-dtf

Pti' k. A Titli^rajinic Epic fur the

Times, by Wm. C. Rich inis.

I^ROM NEW YORK TOlMLlinWiWA^ 1. of Rio do JanerioJfA^istiAlia nrd China, by

Robi*rt N. Mintuni.'Jr.. fiirsale at Scptii!5- H»8. W. HJ3UrKINfiH AA1 'S.

Historical

a?Td leg a

LEfJR\rK

r. vi

tlon of that part pf the •.Decision of the So-) mi*nt ftmn pretne Court or the United StiK-s in thf Dred ficott C»fefw}iicli rfCeHresthenuconMitHtion sllt of the Missouti Compromise Act and the Self Extension of ihi? Oonotitut'oii to 'frritorift", carrying aliiverr abng witli it, by T. H.Benton. •-.

and LYUICS—A

fewdsT*heesp'ct*!

for titis eeiebiated and favorite Coal. The qualities that chiefly ri fexubtex Cuat, bi us**, are. that it» «*ntirt-ly fl|

r- FOR STEAM PURPOSES ^fS (KKa^S ^XOELIag^T^rmg

It is also well adaptedao the pnrpoa^s of t*e Blacksmith, the FowtpdrymanV ani the Gas Mannfaetarcr."r ^a *sAierij6ie»( Itherelbrei'esrneptiT swSeits his ifriendft and the public at large, to give UttecwUii •. ... trial bet** ordering theiewinterVtcoaitrWvbere.

COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS^ AND OTHERS^. .s.i, It

W»hinjf to prrchwe at the pit's month, wilirestJilr find the above rainea«a*rth«f are sita land of th it old and wi-ll-known Indinna piouwr, JOHN PE VRCE, thrv« qa^utert of the Evatuvillc & Crair/ohlsn^ille Railroad, Fnr«nwb!irg, ^ullirsn Gynuiy, Iid

Specimens of t)»e Co:il m«v be seen at WHITWORTH ISAACS, TAYLOR Sc FOOTE,, C.'n H. BAILEY and WOLFE &. CO'i* ,STOVfi STORE, where onlers mav be ft, which \til. be tended to as puiictualtr at) possible. A. C. ISAACS.

Co-« 1 uid save Ui dollars,for it is now wull estnhtidhed fnct fhat those who coal instead of wood for culinary aud «»thor hoviteholii purposes, tAve oue-hsltjK/ (uel. fSept 7, rdw3m II

£ad after having made the improvement we did lattseasoH, that we w:ts entirely ten Hmitedi in tmr ideas of tue riom w« should want, our business har|ng1ncr-n5»ed much beyond the most: sanguine expectations. Tlw icadins featurt in vklng this change ia to opten exclusively in

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!

We are uow fitting up forth «t particular hrauch «f trade, the Second Lofi of the Store, making *!r very force and spueionsSALES ROOM, 125 fefet deep, bfinjj w»H lighted by two large sky hghta, nnd fitted up with gas for evening U-ade giviuir plenty of luiht and ample i-oom u» nnroll, lay down, match ajitlait f^rp«?ts U» fit rUmfj. st^ll opua next nionUi a* unu'stndly Inrge «ud attractive Mockof'l' i.

BOOKofvcri

ses, bjp Adelaide Anna Prof'te"., *,• Sept. f7. iar»B. w.Tr.nur.feiNCTTam's, urn isvAmimK

E TN A FOR THE am: AND TREATMENT OP WJ.t ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE

O A O E N I 3 S

2uaso locust strrrts,

Svansi xrXXXe Ziuilaxia Hep* 14, dl v.

Nl liU li i'l.A

m,B«Ri7rr»iJw« »i *,!.*, for FI

WHB^lVGRINDtNOCOftK

Window States. LookMiR Glasse-i. Curtain Bandft^ l)smafck, *M6^eWv,'bairt Belfiins', Gur-

upertes uimps ani lrfminings of ail kinda in addition to Uie above

a most complete stook of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, and-Pillow (.-use gooiR ready made Bed Comforts, Brawn.and Bleached Linen Ta- /-j w-. ble Cloths, N-ipkins, i/oilio«, and Towelv of every descripiiin.

In fact every article that adja to, vnl coraplotta a thorough s.ock in this line, adapted to th« want»t of Housekeepers, Hotels, S»eietie* Halls. Saloons, Are ».« The first floor, the s.iine depth of the trpet roatn sb.»ve, Is beinjr re-fitted,exclusively or

W Vis1!

Wholesale and Retail. FW City and Country trudc, with two rows of counters, etich lt}5 fpet. lonp and HburolandVef N^ht{ Troin two sky lights, in idv:iut i^f to pu c) an rs, they cau find in n-othtT -t«uv In the eltv.

Latdiiip from 'lie-centro of theitro up &< wi(}e and easy fliglit of stairs, is the outrjiioe to our cftt-V pet mom. which has heitn noticed before. j)

For tin* bt-nrfil of tin uHog we ^ltaU qxu) tke flnosl'stoek of Dress ftnoiix, Silt *, Shaibh, Cfool-3,. Trhmninpi,tSmbrnvlerii's, Uwirry(thiyfoiWtHV•vtliis •i mostiJ'iixtiilidiH. snd^to Uie InM-pr' leivli ton FlntiWlS. WLife', nnd YeHow Tii lsa. Cheeks, Bnt'i, &c. Not fta^ettiug tins rivnt dvfilcicncv hvivtufore iu, 'r

jjfows.evi'i t^ lore nrc-oiitcd in in ilu-t to th« taste «f tl'e liiijr the I uyi'^t HVK ^tinii of Hmwu stid Oleuchi'd Miiflins, C«ti(v Wo«ii ffsm.-cl?, Blniik'-ts. SoM'iictts, Twtcdi, Jtfou.i,^

E N E E N S I N I S I 1 N O O S

'v J!Lia.€L Trim mings, -y.f R{co!Irct twjfon- purclintinjr. wi« nre.to ojtfu a (ailline of Casslmcres, C!utht,fSlii?ts and Pra%cr» Crnviit*, Sciirl's, Tietf^ColfsWv'If.tndkrrohb'l?, Gloves^'ttnl.'Ho«i'i-v l«»f e«orv occasion

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I iC-CnblH with«U iucid-ats nnd niuj^.lotos impressive or divertjnr, as well n* nnrt relitiblebib^rdphiortl xkcfilirsof Me.^fs. l''i«iUl nn R«*rett, (apt. lift Isoii .lllus*Titcd with

Pt»rt"nite, AI *ps, Victvii, r«rOttps,.«tnd ll^prc •lit tions of Miickineiy employed. 8 vo. Prico 50 cnits.

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ORAlN. FEED. &«^as well «l whole ears of corn (cob and «U,] ss it is cslbti. int^. gppi fine cob and corn Feed In one operstf»a.

These celebrated mil's I manuractitre^ ortIw best Quality of Frem li Ban ocks, with, nrocb card" I build six ditP'R-nt prices ranging from iijrhty-fl*e ti two tntodivd dollsrs. These Mills cont'ane stem the conrent of all opttdsiti« snd are upatVir for all purposes, especially for wheat ffattriasr.

AL^O—PTHAUBf? PATEJTP PORTABLE SAWMILL called "Kfn* of the W'-od*." This is an In^enioas'artd tuofaU n* mill to msfce honker ,Is the woods. This mill can tie rata h/itiHoafvifcwia or water power. !|W

O" Th»? fMiHg to ksov felly sb*wtbe prf»cif^e upon wliifch they si* bttilu and &eprfe<*W #mi site, a» well si the tertt* of »*Ie, will -pHm' »4drnm me. ask^of Bno* ot w{ti^i I will maf! and post pwr, IWc vW rfOSbi". w?U

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cat onrc all tlMa.iM*

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Inrlii'lp Iix-rilplne mftlHfliil f«ir rnta ii)onttr» nun, nl«, S& Itibnlltur-Vapors nort an ifiliniiitg Apparalii*. P»y» mcni n« follows 48 to bo publ to KxnreM A(r«nt on f| ri«c«Mj»t the ln»B fif Medlolnn, and th« bnlniire, *l dntlflr*. h| rxtiirstloof tlia month, I? tlm piti«nt |l ta rurad Isenilraly with the treatment s® Pat eiiu. Iy ftirln* a full hlxtory of their ca«a, and their «vni|toms In dull, ran be treated a* w«-ll by b't« hi ter as by pt-r»onal exaitiimatlnn. Patlant* •ratling: IH ibflm«»lirisof I)r Jarret'* treatment may rrly ti|nn fe Immt-diniu and partitanent relief, a« Iju asldniii hia treiita caaa o\«r thirty days. Letter" for «dvlre hi nronijilU answered. For ftinlK-r rmrtlcutars addres* i-/

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Ko. Pes Broadway, ror. TwatOh Ftreet K. If.

-PbyaU-UH* and others vmtlnKtho cltv ar* re- s•part utly tarlted eall at ttifl tndrmary. where ntatir J.1 inter^ailiirreSA'reaiibawltncaoed, and whera Hir im- pi «nw^iSi* Air tkn litlialillvo of msaieal vapar can bewMn and liH|w!Cl«d _JiU*Jgt.1KW d«»n

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BOOT i|NX SHOE *7 A N IT A a 1 A '|'«HE ABOVE OEKrr,EME* nAVE |lf

I tefed Into a innrrship, ttnd are located *oti the east side of the Public Sq-.arc, diri*cUy opp»-

cartons branche Their long experieiiee and aaprfiorsklflin tbat line, enabl«»« tfeem to ftn*ni#f» a

BETTER AND CHEAPER

article than Is aeneraUy soid io .Terre-jffante. 1 ij* Oar ftock enfbrsces the Very best that could be procured, which waacwreiol'y Kdecte^ brours^#S aidwe e^l( ftHWe bnt the- irnrttfa&rf# plb^d wortcio^-benfl*'we have no hesitation sayin? that wesre prepared to meet tbesratrtoam a«eest»ltiei«ofaIfji

H. B.—RtqxUring done with neatoem sud diepatdi^^ ... Ally 30 '**1

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