Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 215, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 October 1858 — Page 2

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II TERHK-HAUTE. WEPrtEJDAT MORNING, OCT. 8, 18S8

^Fw fre*Mral in

JOHN J. OBlTTtW DUN, Of KtMidif

Democratic Know WotidbgiMn. Sines the general »od tmususl crash of panic*, tha wreck of platform* and the submerging of political tricksters and demagogue*, we hare a hope that the con* fused mast will settle down upon tjtetfecr nal troths upon which the American par* ty has been founded. Indeed,

,, begins to loom np into

party it/luence

that hopt

reality—like

troth,

when crushed to earth will rise again, brighter and more love!/ than ever. So it is with the principles of the American party, tliongh crashed for a moment by those who

knew,

at the time that they were

I guilty of treason and fratricide in amoral sense of view, and that no excuse coald possibly give that ease to their hearts, which a true American citizen should possess. We have long thought'that hun* drcds and thousands of those who belong* •a ed to 4he Democratic party, were, at lieart, with the American movement, and that office and

were|tlie only hear

tier* which prevented an open acknowledgement of the same. Now that these are about to be lost, the honest

concwtions

of those men begin to flood the new»papers in stronger and more bitter terms than ever emanated from the pen of the most fanatical Know Nothing. "Why is tliif? To whom do we owe this revolution that is now going on in the minds of the native citizen? We owo it to no par* ticnlsr political ^novement—we owe it to no change or tfnnatoral prompting* of •iAj the American character. But we owe it to Him who collected together the children of Israel and gave them the palm of vie lory in every contest, until

their

rule and

their power were acknowledged by all the nations of the earth. We owe it to that

God Who watched over the lialf-cladand hungry Ameriean, whoso march to the bat tie-field was traced by the blood left in his foot-prints upon the virgin snow. We owe it to Hue who divided and surrounded the American continent with the depths of the ocean, that it might be an eternal line of domarkation between the Amori*

can people and the rest of mankind, giv* ng to us, at the same time, dominion over all within those hounds, and it is our

right

§r|g{! fo and privilege to maintain that gift invio. late to the end of time. It is our right because it is a

natural

riltfft,

one—it is oar

pri'

becauso upon that dopend* the

peace and happiness of the Ameriean eit* ixen. Taking it for gianted that this is the correct way to look at the doctrine that

"American shall rnlt America,1*

Nothingism, lu fundamental idea is bashed on truth." This i* plain and unequivocal no* knowledgment of the

are not mnoh surprised to find the follow* ing in the New York

Day Book,

a strong,

«nd heretofore an ondompromUing Dem* ooratic Journal: The question of natnralUatlon is one of expediency wholly, for if a majority of native citisen* believe their safety demand* $t, they may extend the time for becoming a cilixon to twenty-one years indeed, have perfect right to withold this citiaenship altogether." .And further: "The latter (foreigner#) have no right to complain, for they are not denied any natural right, except it be in the land of their birth, and if they are too fteble and cowardly to demand or obtain their

mtiim

right*, and slink away like whiptear* from "king*" and "noble*," we repeat, they have no right to emigrate into Democratic communitK» and

dtmawi

that which

have basely *urrendered in the land of

they their

birth. This we believe to be strand docJj trine, and thettfow whatever may be the expedience of Americanism, or BLnow-

truth

and /iKMM of

this feature of the principles of the Aweri* can party, and it cornea from a aonree least expected, especially at this time.— When the foreign vote and influence iataken from the Democratic party, we will find thousands of mn making the same Lunueiinnr ia as strong term* and ia as maeh im walauM as the New Yorlc Day* Book employ*

J.M* Buchanan aaeerted, 6a W*

StUimaa letter, that "Kansas was an »»ch slave Sute as Geotgia or South Carolina*" yet his supporter* in all the fiae State are extending that aU the of tbt BepuUic, aocording to tksir rkw* free territory.

The Nebraska Lagbiaftaia coarsaedgp the SIM alt!'fMr. B«oatt wna elMted Speaker. Gov. Rkfrarikson dnKvered Ws a«ita|t oi th

Txaamr Bimnukx.—Half an vttnee of boiled roep in a pint of water, and pit oa with a br wh while hot, infallibly de-1 •troys the bogs sad their eggs. Flies are driven out of a room by hanging np a bunch of the plantain or fleawert plant, after it has been dipped in milk. Bats and mice speedily disappear by mixing equal quantities of strong efceesa and powdered squills. They devour this mix* tore with gieat^greediness, while it is inocoous to men. When it ie remember* ed how many persons have lost their live* by swallowing, in mistake, mixtures of strychnine, ratsbane, corrosive sublimate, which ate commonly employed fpr this purpose, it becomes a Ulster of humanity to pnblish these items* House ants ravenously devour the kernels of walnuts or hickory nuts. Crack some of these and place tltenton a plate near the infested places, ind when the plate is fall of the ants, throw the content* into the fireCockroaches, as well as snts, are driven away by strewing elderberry leaves on the shelves and other places frequented by these troublesome iusects.—Uull'i Journal of health.

Diunkisq a*d CaudPlaumg is Russia. —The Prttt gives a gloomy accounts of the demoralisation which prevailed among the population of Russia, aod which is encouraged by the financial system of the country. It appears that four hundredand eighty million francs, or nearly one moiety of the State revenue is derived from the sale of brandy licenses, and that the Rnssian peasant is mined in soul and body by a decoction of river water, nitric acid sulphuric acid, and tobacco jasce. It is calculated, after taking into aceoont the sum paid by speculators for their license*, the amount which they are forced to expend in bribery in order to obtain the litter, the cost of the dccoction which they sell for brandy, and the large profits whieh they derive ^frora its sale, that the total sum sacrified by the Russian nation (o strong drink, is not less than 800,000,000 francs, or 12 francs per inhabitant.— Anothor Government monopoly, which occupies a considerable place in he budget is the sale of plnyiOg cards. "Play," say* the Prtt»e, "ia as necessary to the existence of the aristocracy,as brandy is to that of the people. Evoiybotly plays in Russia—men, women, and children. They do not play for amusement th treat it as a profession, as a means of ad* vancing in the world."

IjmtRESTiso to NicwsMritn Propr)rxons.—Ono of the courts of the State of Indiana recently made a decision which is of interest to all newspaper proprietors throughout the Union. A controversy existed relative to a charge for advertising between the Commissioners of Hamilton county and the Patriot newspaper. It was held by the Judge, "that tho published terms of newspapers constitute a contract. If work ia given to newspaper pnblisheis, without a spesial contract contravening the published terms, the publisher can charge and receive according to the terms •o published. It t* not necessary to prove what the work coat or war worth—the publisher* have a right to fix theeatimate value of their column* and if so fixed, no other question need be asked, hut the price h«n charged can be recovered.^

ratal ABhqr.

Robert Lindsey formerly of this city shot a yottng man named Ward of Covington, Ky., at Louisville on Saturday afternoon. Both the parties were printers. Ward lived 15 minutes. Lindsey gave him* Ifnp. The quarrel arose from a difficulty about the printer's union meet*

In the eonne of November next a general meeting is to be held in Paris for the purpoae of establishing a company for finally carrying oat the project of the Isthmast erf" Sues canal. The j£8,000,000 of capital ia said to be nearly all »ub*cribed aad £400,000 of It it set down for th* U. State*»

An aKwas, Alice Gray, tried to play Lady'ftaal* at th*{BaShlo Theatre la*t Tuesday, hoi wa* htsaed from the «tage.— Canee not atated. Aliee tried next to make an appeal la the aihilant public, hot they wonldnt hear her. So the play eaase to an sntiaaelyendL

Wauuxo u*o* -rat Wat**,—At Amsterdam there has been a wgUU of young who walk apMrttii: water ia aheea podeec.hipes, Oan of thtm, Hr. who gained the prate,

wseen-

plhM the of walking np the Rhine, Sfm Bottette to Ootegm, when Iw arrivad oa th*29d ofAagust. having *tar^ tedium RottenUaa oa the 16th.

*a»"'"-aftor' i£*- •!•»*-iHii#

jarfTbe French slice andbdrjr potatoes for winter nee with great success.

The Work on the bridge ia Iftill

progressing as rapidly as possible.,

General Scott Is reported out of

danger from his recent fall at West Point.

J5pr Man's firat love i* genermlly the cheapest—4iis last love the dearest.

IQrThe R«v. Henry Ward Beochcr's congregration are about to erect a new church for him, which will coat $100,000, and hold sis thousand persons.

A child, fifteen months old, died in Kew York on Saturday, from inilamation of the bowels, produced from a brass button, which had been accidentally.swaliow-

Two young ladies of St. I^ouis named Kutter were on board tlie Austria, Their name* are not mentioned in the list of saved.

Th* Hm* to thk Fhk5C« Ttfaomt A Pilot ok Lake Wiukesaoo.—The Green Bay Advocate says that the only son of the Rev. K. Williams,, and of course the next heir to the throne of France, is now engaged as a pilot on one of the

Winnebago staainer*.".

sL»ke

A conv?rttioti of the bankers of Wisconsin, was bekl at Milwankie, at which it was resolved that the banks of circulation in tlif^Sute Jp^atetl at ^e^*lfcle1|manuj should '^a'reqiM^Bfi! "H ledeem thoir *|rcnlatu fi note* after the 1st prox., at Mad (son and 5|ilWaukie.

^"Dftmosthnpes, that poor, stuttedhi^ son of a cutler, became the most famous orator of ancicnt times. Virgil, the ion of a baker, was the most celebrated as the Latin poets. JEsop, the son of a slave, a slave himself, managed to acquire imperishable fame. ""s

Fmrs.—The "Albany Knickorhoeker gives the following receipe for destroying flies

Take a boarding house pie. cnt it'into thin slices, and lay it where the flies can have full acccss tn it. In Toss than fifteen minntes the w'uita capopdle of-the will be dead with the cholic.

of Thalberg'a Flight.

ft is well known that Thalbcrg, the pianist, left his concert troupe in Illinois, and departed for Europe Secretly, sn(} in disguise. The canso ivas never pnbliclv stated here, bnt foreign payors, since his return to Paris, -intimate that'u was the seduction if M'me D'Angri's youthful danghter. Tlie angry Coffnite was disposed to resent the disgrace he had put upon her child by a pistol shot, bnt th* rascal escaped that, as well as the writs issued for his arrest!

f0rLiverpeol,i* tho uuhcalthiest town in Englandvhaving sn annuol average of thirty-six deaths in the thousand.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice of Itenioval.

EDSAL, McDOUOAL & Ctf. Win remor* abont tht lSttt of October to tke rorstr of Mainaad Fourth streets. House now oeeujHsd bytfce Svutb«rn Bank.

CARD.

On malting this announcement we desire to call the attention oI the pabtie to enr present pwUina. Two jears ago we commenced bosfness in TcrrvHaote onder rmy farorahle clrcumsttnre*. In the no «p«a!on of facilities seldbn eajoyeit by any.— In that short space of time wehave established a Diy Goods Howe worthy oPTcrre-Haute. Tlie, extraordinary -Increase In oar business requires more spacions sitevtion*. Willi that end In view we have secured the above corner, which we are now fitting tip fn magnffieent style, with reference to the comfort of oar eoslnnien: and forc«jMfcity It will far surpass any Dry Goods House inTm-e-Hatrte. We have s!m engaged th* services of Severe! aoeonp!i«bed salesman who will at ail tiatri be (band at their twst, ready 4o wait on aU, and in any language, with keniiatd we are determined t* cany the da.t. an# challenge any and all competition, eome from wtwt aonree It may. ED8ALL, McDOCOAL tt Co.

Oct. 5th

CHEAPER! M«nri,

Aorrans or aix www or

BOOTS & SHOES,

jVo5, PhamxRom Terre-Hanl*, JM. ti«a «r the Bt« Bras* Bav* jaat reeeired a large and well selected Mock ot

BOOTS AND SHOB8.

Eabradag everv rsrirty foe Mes, Women aad Children, which they are detenniaed tosetl at the tovas Bvtog rates. Their Stoek is geaetal, aad aaea«ea have eawaeto go away «saatliied.

Mr wtth manl to price or «^aBty of the they keep. Tlwj hava art «*t to M»m.aaithey wffldoH!

U*AR eeden fiw new OwrweHnaeaare wf theM dan,aad warrant all wodtnwie atApaho^ 0W*i IM

tion.

Oci.

new worit filed pnwipdy^-* £iwisl«ll

tTR waWagdow to wfc,Md with and dbpatch. Adan«rAtMtfe •MtCfeSW*

^1 BBnva ww^s^®- Jtjr A DARK Wtowlt HOKSB.hea^aqaarehaiit, AabaatKlwiiMgfc.wHfcawtetestartoihe b«rf,aaitwwhMk«awUtetofaMMat,eaa tMiMtwWseaMteMgheraatlwtkeathw. Any ^easaaata«ldto«r ht^afofhte, erretonlianwinia iawafcd^realfey ay IM. ifais aswutly

i.dwia#.

R. ^THOMPSON-

TAJJ* AKP W1NTER

O O S.

RIPLET & DONALDSON,

COKNBK |tXStBT AMD WADASH STS.. WtwnriLMxm toa'ai 3Sl.cxdK.* HAVE NOW 09 HAND, and for s.tle, the ISI^VX UNI Oflp WIvCfru HOCK Oa

FALLAHDWIKTSH

Sept.3n,*im.

K-'

No BILI. Fourd Auaimst GKK. I^AVK.— The Lane and Jenkins afTrny was bronarht before the Grand jury at it* recent sesM'on in Lawrence, Kansas, and they failed to find a bill against Lane. 'ITiis will probably terminate all proceedings in thd case.

GRE,\T ATTRAC

Sept. 28 dim. H. KEtS:

TEEEE HAUTE4 BXGHlfONI) &.B.

HALF FARE TRAINS -TO-

INDIANA STATE FAIR, iAif» To be held at Tndianaptif't, OCTOnEK •, TO OCTOBRil O.

A N EXTRA TRAIN WILL LEAVE TERr\ r« Haute daily, commencing on TUESDAY Oct. Sth, snd will run as follows:

Leave T«»m»-Haatt at 5:55, A. Stopping for passengpr-i ONLY at Greeiseastle and tlie Ktations between Grcehcastle and Indianapolis. Arrive st Indianapolis at 9:25 A. M.

RETURNTNO.

Will tea 'e Indianapolis at 5:31 P. M.THlnpplng to deliver puitrnfers at all stations. Arrire at Tcnre-Haote at9i90 F. M. j.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Will leav» Tcrre-Hante d.vilv, as «»I, at7:15 A. M. stonoing at all stit»na* for pA*»« »gVr3 And arrive at Indianapolis at 10:45, A. M.

Sept,9T,dw3w.

OYSTERS.

IAM

HOW RECEITI1YG, and will oontlnwe to receive daily, HOLT 4 KALTBY'8 bat a so

E S O S E S

With whieh lam prepared to AtrniSh any wtfaber ofcovtoawnr odier serred op or bythecaa. O- AttmUmn warrmt hdfirtAamdmrd. XI

IT Oae door SMtk sf Stowwrt H—ae. 8epi- 99, dtia. P. M. DOtJmftT, AffMk

Something for Inwmlid*. TOST RECEIVED AND FRESH AT axoonm WA*II»A,

COX'S ItPtRXUroSSUTUtB.

c*^ ttraKKLt jre oEtaTtjn, mocntt«scni» ctakph.

AtSOW

Swaawmesatef LKlCOnsarr wuMdaalrar'

iFtn^&ARo^^^invt^nN, *e. wyi.W4iaciir, SSAl'l lUSt I GaM! II pMio, flout uvi, eou» no«, ww |imhi. QeaSa nnwaWMy a UseaSUiUift «t cnsBElK

THE

O O S.

which they hare ever offiered to their Meads and fittpabll^aiid At Prices Competing vitk any Market in thecoaatry,vixi *--7

Prtnts of all popular brands) Black and FancrSilk Dress Goods ... French Merinos. Cash Mens and De Laines Irish PopHn«, Fonlsrds and Alpaca? Cloths, Cttiowm, Satinets and Veatings Tweeds, Jeans, l^nsew and Flanoslsi Brown and Bleached Muslins, Tickings, &c Bed, Saddle and Coating Blankets Broche Thibet and Wool Shawls White Goods, lAc«rs and Bmbmhlerle* Irish lJn«,r»,Tal)l« Dinp«rs and Napkins

••if

Hosierr, Oloves. hirf* and Drawers: Hnndkereliefs, Cniruls, Ties and ScarA. A

Large Stack American it Gfrrdtitn. moQPi.

A COMPETE STOCK OF

8KAII WAKES AKJ H0TI0FS,"

They ask espccinl attention to their STOCK .^—OF— .--r,

DBESS GOODS. Comprising ail that is rich in nrttsct*1, new' in style and do«{o»—«uppl,v"}«j 9. deficiency heretofore e.imntained of, in tl&i market. .?

llON

AT THE SIGN OF THE BIQ

Goods all Now and selling

RAPIDLY 1 invito all in want of

*BQQT3

AND SHOES,

To gi"v9 mo a call. I can please y?u,both in price or ijnnlity.

t'OMK AND SKK COME AND SEE

Clerks m'odbst nn«l *v»tl heliawd. COM3DXKT S -1- ~ouit ^rT)TTO: /, A nimble Sixpenec is bettor than a slow shilling. ••j'.- it

DOX,^, PORGETTITRPLAC'K—SKr^

OF TIIE BIG "K." Main Street, near 6th. Mann factoring of all kimls done, by the 4BBST OP WORKMEW, and of the very best material. jfy Repairing also done with neatness ^nd dispatch:

Trimmingi, Embnultrir*, liotiery awl

IISTonICAL

LEOKNPS

ft-

RKTURNINO.

Will leave Indisttapolls at 11.00 P. M., stopping to deliver passwigers at at] way stati^ps, and arrive at Terre-Hnulc at SL35 A. M.

Pai«#nger8 will be carried t/ In«li*napolis on the abors trains, and return for onethre, for whieh ttckas anrtbe procured.

O* On all oth« trains full fate both wavl will be dialled, and no Fafr Tick rt-cngnixcd: E, J.PECK, Soperintendeot

FOR THB CURE AND TREATMENT OF A t.L DISEASES OF THE EYE JOHN MAOB1VIS8, M. 2o A.fD I.OCtTST KTRKKTS, Zhraniavllle, Xndl

Uept 14, dly.

T9AAC STUAIB'S PATENT PORTA1 for FLOURING WHE VT, GRINDING CORN MEAL,8* ALL GRAIN, FEED* as well aa whole ears of eorn (cob aad all,] as it ia called, into good 4a* cobaad cora Feed, Ift one operation.

Tb»e calebrated mills rc-^Mftecara oAt of the best faality of French Barr Blocks, with much

Mills tioa and ate saptrlor Ibr all porjNMWs,

^A£3aiSTjStrB« PATENT PORTABLE SAW-MILL, ealkd

MKinf

COAL

StJIilIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA

subscriber aanoaaeps !e the Pnblie ihat In a few days W «i f«tr thU csleb^td and fkrorite Coal. Tli« tfeatehfof

Coal, to general nse, are, that it Is aUnost entirely Free From sulpliur. Aad it I* eonspqavntly n«t iiyuriooa to health it has very tittle SLATE OR STONY MATTFR xntneled with the nerilv carbonaeoos substance of the, Coah after eombnstUet eenrcely any CI.IN |T KER or IRON-LtKR CINDER remains as a re*idom in the bunting ranch lea* light ash is forw.d than «s«Ni, aodtb«r«fore very little anaoyancc is feU jfrooiidBdti f'C. w- li

FOR STBAM PgUPOSES THIS COA^t IS EXCELLENT iritis also trail adapted to the pnrpo*«« of tke Blacksmith, the Fonndiymau, nvd tho Mantifa^tiiror. i'' T' Thasahscriber, therefore, earnestly soHclta his friends and* the public al'targe, to jfive this aoal *y' trial bcf-re ordering Uieir winter's coal efcwwhcr^.

COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS,

ng to |hrchase at the pit's mouth, will readilv find the «bt»*e minrs,a8 they «w sitwatsd on th« V' that old and well-khown Indiana, pioneer, JOHN PI3 A.KCK, three quarters of mile csst of

Wlahfrtt land of that the E**ansville Crowfowterill« Railroad, FarmerstWrc. Sullivan County, I«^-

Spocittet»of the Ctwl mav beseeivat WHITWORTH &. ISAACS, TAYLOR A. FOOTR C, It. BAILEY and WOLFE vt CO^

4STOVE

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Papwv• Window Shades. Look ng Glasses Curtain Bands, Pins, Corniees, Ao:- Also: Curtain Damask, Moreen?, Sntin Dolains, Cur-. ,^, lain Drtp^ries Girhps and Trimming* of all kin*U in addition to the above a most complete stdek of Linen and Cotton Sheeting*, and Pillow Cneo goods, teady made Botl Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen Ta- --SB ble Cl^Uis, NapktnS, »iGihds,and 1 owels ofeviffy desenptmn.

In ftct'ever? affile tliat adds to, *nd completes a thorough stock \h this line, adopted to the wants of Housekeeper#, Ht4els,.:Socleties Halls, Saloons, ie The.flcst floor, the satne depth of the carpet room ab.»ve, is being re-fitted, exclusively or

wnolesal© ana Retail/ For City and Country trade, with two rows of counter*, each 125 teet lng and abundance of light from two sky lights, an advantage to purchnst-rs, whieh they can find la other *tor* in the city.

Jjcuding from ihe centre of tlie store up a wide and easy flight ot' stairs, is I he entrance to our carpet Niom, which has been noticed before. For the benefit of the ladies we shall open the finert stock of

sn I Everett,.-Capt. Hudson 11 hutntod with Portruits, 3Ltps, Views, (Sroap.*, an.l Keprcsentntlons of Machinery employed. One vol. 8 vo. Price 60'cents. 8

ET.K€TI»n,V

Or,

IVI

AND LEGAL tKAMIN

tion of that part of the Decision of the 8itprefne Court of the Uullted 8tat«» in the Dred .Seott Case,which dectaiystlte unconstitution altti of tho Missouri Con»pr.»mice Act hiwI the Self Extension of the Con^tlmtion toT«-r-ritones, carrying shivery al»ttg witll it, by T. H. Bchton.

AND LYRICS—A BOOK ofvrr-

nen. bv Adelaide Anna Pro^te*. 8ept. 17.18fiB. W.H.BUCKINGHAM'S. FTAlWVIf.f.*

EYE INFIRMARY.

of thm Wiwto,"

ThU is sn ingenious and osefuls aw mill to sake faaher folk* woods. Thfe ntffl canto ran by aniaMl, stow water power.

Thaai wisbieg «o k»€»w fWly aboat the priacifteapoa *Sdeh they are baJlt, aad thejwlcea at siae, aa well as te»»» wf Sale. wfll

r-r JJrD

COVSTABLB'0

pt*»m

MUre«ame.«sktog a Book of Descriftfaa, wbk* I will taail aod pwrt par. Thoaa who do so, w^T Post mlehjUa,iad#i ln«aa«% the tume, Po MN,dimtyaiid Stair.

ISAAtSTRAlTB, PatPBtt* and PropV, No. W, 8epi.ii.waw.

wWmA

•rfPifatlnd on foot paper, fir tffeefcenp, «l DAILY USiOJLOFFlCS.

t?" to be prepared ta fill ord rteottiKind tU»r varii,»y

Si 4

STORE,where onlew way be left, which will be at

tended to as punctually^as possible. ... A. C. ISAACS^ N- B. Ruru Co«l and save th. dollar?, (br His now well established fact tUt those who u» ebairinstead of wood for culinary and othtr household purjxjscs, *ave one-balf of the 'uunl cost vt 'M »4 ifSept *t, -dw3m nv A. Q. I, vr

I I S

•«tm

"Ml«tn» MawwHjaa

find after having rat do Uie improvement we did Idstseaso*, that we was entlre'v too limited in our idea^ of the rootn we sh.nild wah*., our t»u^nes« having Uicwared wneh beyond the mo»t sanguiuf ^pecUUuns., The leading feature iu mvkiHg this change is to open exclnsiwly in

HOUSEFUKNrSHING GOODS! We Ahe now filing up fbr tH »t narUcdlar branch »f trade, the Second Lnfl of the Sttfre, making a verv birpe and spacious SALES ROOM, 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two large nky lighu, and fitted up with gas for evening trade giving plenty of lij-ht and ntuple room to unroll, lay down, match ajidcut carpcta to fit tVwmSi We Shall open next month an uuuduully large st.d attract!re

itl«eii«i«i).snit tht li'eti rtmrai ti-r of »h# t*»ltlu Hon over wlilrh IJmvo »«»lr»i-g h*«l tlie honor top# •Uo.nre too well kii wn to ne*«l »t.y "Uli^y or

i***t

fprp»Btlt

ma,

mji

NT5W BOOKS Cnrd from Dr. 'Jnisi'i SI. .Farrnlt, of

UK PRANKS OF .THE Pelegrapl

iVf'id'-m.Puek. A Telogrsph'tc Epic for the

Times, by Wm. C. Richards. .''ItOSf NEW YORK TO DELHI, HY WAY of Rio de Janerio, AustrAlia and China, by

Robert NT. Mlriturh, Jr.. for snle at Jlept.18,1 m. W.H.BUCKINGHAM'S.

Drtn* ffoort*, Sill*, Shotch, Cloak*,

obnes^iyei before jnt^eiited in tin's nurket to the .taste of tlie

meet fastidious, and to the h*ss pn'tenaiiiff the lnrge^t sth-eiion of Btvwn and lllenuhcd MnelUif, Cuntou Flannels, White, tied, and Yellow Wool. Flannels, Blnnk'-M. Sntinetls, Tweeds, Jenu^, Ticks. Checks, Bnt'3, &c. Not fArgettlng the great defiiciency heretofore in

GENTLE MEN'S URN IS II1 KG GOODS, And Tailors' Trlnunlngs,*' Reeollcet befon»purch«siitg. we are to open a full line of Cii^iinorc, C}oth«, Shirts and Drawer*, Cravat*, Scarfs, Ties, Collnr?, HatHlkorchlHs, Gloves and Hosiery lor every o$ra.*?on:

In the *antime wq shull srmre noelFirt toroihiiv th» pn.'c'nt utock as low as }«'.sihle before tho newaivivc* -irtfaKalu for all. BUCKEYE CA3USTORB. Au^j. 2B-dtf

L. RYCE & SON^

Jltlxll I.

my unrlvt*l!••,} oi»|,irtnii!l!ci« n«l vantageK *t* tuiefi'nl i"«i»nrct'—aiitetf nwt little by jM*M«»Pt »j«)«,in of Mftnl rnnljled l»« arrive d-^riittve, JiriH't *uil »tt'rea fnl w»ur»o or treat•IMMtt lor ttwi (».*ltlT(! Hint r*l cnl f'lTl' ot I'll •licoiKDit :.r:hn

Tiri.nt, I

»nr», nn-l iif/D»rt#n. Iljf 1

lilittla-I.»kHO

l4'»o, U. ,*MM»r «ii3 ortlvn of nre itlrifftly n»t»lr«wpl t" t' a itlifuwd^itew Mi« _, luU'K'HtH'iit. itn n«t ndvlifu sit" urt of »11 en iI til a-„ tnflOrt rtf nrty kind. toiti« «fi-liul'tn of

mil trial~

,m**t} u»»lalllioseh I «on»'«ler It In Him jirnpctiiinaapemeii'*«fttio*e fwfW itiiil fntal yist lfrm It very nvee*m»ry tlmt »o putt, lit*timit«t t8. tht- t«i.e(ttef

ImSIi

gmtrmlnml

l-»

till Tlie mhp of in} troj.tiHfiit la tl»«« hII.Ifviitiiiciil.

rbtn

mailt front me.- At •••HeUnHen of mm.y prlrnii*- ., unit pr-iretn'mnl frit-throuffh who»* )ti11n1.1h tralij tlieiit»»T«jeharlty ha» bean loeff »n'l UI»itr«Uy *a|i)inrtmt. «nt nfliir(luBroiinIiWmtlon. tmverotirlu«. «t«t to mnk« KUfh arraiiSfWeHl# will brlas tho bn vflt« of my.arpiirliJBro mo! irfatoifiit altblfl tl re*rht *f nlU jtnl not con tin* tu}m'U. kareio ere. to thfvi"» onH wli«miliirilit lnttrmi.rv.wr who weraut/leto tlclt. mu ni m* ontee. ^opltijt ihorefofx tb«l tV« «mi()r«joeot will irite eotlra *a.ti*fa- ttoii. twitb ti ioy priift***., utonul tiret'ifoii *t4 itrtf-nUHr, wnalS re»iai ti«llj au-1--nouien In cooclo«'oo. that

can

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»f

IttHtr,

be tttimhtti ptri

on ntl »tt*a»«ei n»*bov«, and that

tho to«UK.lne*. ttio Mima a» nm l« tlir Iimt tntlon jif«pnr*) lo •n1fR*ft t'ntlvlrtnal

McMn! Ae,

Vip»r»,

Ac« wl'Uw forwnrtl. .! by

re#» tol»t.y part ofth# Unttmt Ktwtinor th* Caaailaat Tka*»»-Mv tarirni of treatment by Utter are a« f«lI»wa,vt*.: iitaiie^'m^iith frf rt'k patfei t. wh!eh will I riietixle medlelne ^aftlelciit for.oiie,ttJ»nih'* ti»Oi

Inhallnsr Vapor* aii'l an IiitiStlog A|»p«fttt0a. Pajiiipnt a* follow* f« to tm jwtrt to Kxt-rriw Agent en men 11it oi the bo* «f Modklae, aaJ the twlance. »l dollar*. »t tb« exi'lratlon of the litnnth, II the pittei tieeured o* taetittraly *fctl*llr'l wlth lltS twaUneHt Pst'enta. by girlog aflttt blatory of their caw, and th«lr«vin|toina In ftilt. eaii be treirt'eit aawell by I't-f ter aa hy pemoiml examtaatton. Pattant* a*e)ilnaj t(ieo»»"lrc* »f Dr. Jnrrvfa trriittiiaut way rely ti|wt»Iramedfataaftd |»crnii"ent relief, aa b« katdom t»#» t# trsat a ca»« oier thlrt# rtara.* letter*, for ad^li-o

anawatyd. For forther partlyilara

xnAror*

/AMB« «. JAHKBTT, M. Jt.

t. Ito.tm

Broa4wjyf. ror.Twallth Ptrcet S.

p.S.—phyaldana and olhermrtfttlngrlhe city ar- r»-Y. Spert'ally Invftml call at the wbarc many tnter««ithr ra* ran b« wttaaaaMt. end: wbvre oaf

pr0ctd a/rparttv

(or the inbalatloa of m««tral vapor

can b« a««e and Im^pectcd INipt. M. ENGLES & STO^S,

-r

BOOT AND SHOE

ABOVE GEN

tered into parfnetuhip, and art located the east side of the Public flqoare, dirwetty opno-i site the Court fYoose, wkare they are preparea to oarty onUie Boot aad Shoe bosineaa jiiaU of its varioag branches

Their long experteoea aad snperlor skill in that line, enables them to ft»rmeb a BETTER AND CHKAPBR article than js ^eneraliy sold in Terre-Hsnte.

CJ*Oor stock etnbra^s the very bort that conld be pfoctired, which was earefatty selected by oarselve* and we ewrpky oeoe bat the woat aecenjpiished workmen—heooe we have no hesitation in

N. B.—Repair!door#fth disJalySO'SS

HOMCEOPATHW PHY8W1AX, IS, Isilet HwebOwxItsBsstls Houe,

OflulMMSM/A'N.I»8r.M. Try Al Jtjiit* kafoeed at Stawan Haass. JTI itEmm

P. naw» SieksMad, H^aaa^. LILPatrta, 7 OamUML

OoM

SUES

ha*

ft*.8e*eae,SewYafk. i. Slaw, rawbridfe

City. .,

were tattat theMosie the owner Can hava pavfaitdttfsc*