Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 220, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1858 — Page 2

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J' ®«OWir, Editor. T. »i L0KO, AaM»l»U E4lt»r.

TERRE-HAUTE.

rUMbATTjlORNIN^ OCT-12,1858

Fw President fa

tmot

JOHN J. ORITTIINDEtf, Or Kewtoekr.

lUIVEY D. »COTT.

The friends of Mr. Scott most not be Idle Mtj. Hundred* of rotes may be made bj Inducing the ndifferent to rote. A strong effort will be made to defeat hiln, bat if the people will only look at the merit* of the two candidates, it certainly cannot require much meditation to decide which way to vote. Mr. 8cott has lived amongst us for years. As an apprentice to the carpenter trade, he was faithful and honest. As a journeyman carpenter, be was indostrious and honest. As a professions! student, he was stndioos and honest. As a professional man, he h*s been faithfnl to his clients, courteous to witnesses, and honest in his intentions. As an official character, he has endeavor* ed to s*rve the interests of his constitnents, to the best of his abilities, an) as a citizen he has no superiors for kindness being ever ready to lend a helping hand to the need}. He is Harvey D. Scott, at home and abroad—in his office or on the street. Whether a candidate or no candidate, he is Harvey Scott still. Nature made him what he is, and being prood of Iter work does not seek to change him in any particular.

Misfortune, in her ruthless tread, has not failed to cast her chilly and un welcome mantle over his little household, whieh tortnros the mind of an enterprising and industrious man more than death itself. When the character, standing, and untarnished name of Harvey D. Scott stand so pnro and spotleis bofore the people of Vig« county, how is it possible for thorn to look on with cold indifference Can one man be fonnd who will refuse to vote for him through tho influcnco of Mr. Bosworth, just bcc»ose he did not get the nomination Wo hope not. Wo think better of the cltizons of Harrison township. Is there one who will refuse to vote for him, because Da vies Johnson's nnme was not proposed to tho Convention We think no'. If Mr. Johnson had desired his name to go before that Convention he mighthave ahked a friend to attend to it. These things are mere quibbles—they are scarcely worth talking about, but inasmuch as every man must have some influence, it is necessary to watch the jealout as well as the regular drilled enemies. So look out.

Harrison Township.

There is no doubt but that the fight for the Anti-Leeompton Ticket will have to be made in thh township, and we now ask evory friend to that ticket, to come out and go to work honorably and fairly, but with a determination to overthrow the prospects of the Administration men who are seeking to impose upon the voters of Vigo county by asking their suffrage as anti Lecompton Democrats, when they know that if they succeed in having the people endorse them that it will also be virtually endorsing the administration.— Do yon want to see Buchanan Democrats elected? Never I Then you must go to work, and keep at it until the last vote is cast. Remember that eternal vigilance is the prico of liberty, and that wheat is only worth seventy-five cents.

jtsr The rate of travel of the comet is eomputed to be about 160,000 miles per hour, at which rate the distance between Boston awl San Francisco round Cape Horn (10,000 miles) would be accomplished in four minute* or between New York and Liverpool in one minute and six seconds. The telegraph had better break.

LIRQT

IKCMMSS

WOOL.—The

Wool

Grower estimates an increata in round number* of600,$00 pounds in the wool crop of Ohio over last year—only one county, Knox, showing any considerable decrease.

T.t*v Ktmtt at a Ci»Jto» Bxtx.—As the officer* of the U. S. Arsenal at Frank ford, Pean., were testing, on Thursday last, a mortar loaded with aa ounce of

Pigot» the wife of Ow Superintendent

the Arsenal, pasted within a range at a distance of about one hundred yards jest as Ite picee was discharged, and was kill* od»

There are now issued from the Louis«ille fMVwa 4ms dailies, lits weaklya, and three mfnthlvw-

Fer the Daily moat.]

Thft fnWrnff

st ttm

TVmrlo Coflngo

MB. EITTOB.—Very

much to my regret

1 was unable to attend the Concert at the Female College on Friday evening. 1 *as happy to hear from msfay of whom I inquired, that they were highly pleased, and enjoyed the "repast exceedingly.*'— fcnt I see by the critic of the Express that they were enjoying A repast that was not very scientific. "Lorgnette.the critic, says there was a "large snd appreciative audience." How mortified must the audience become to learn that their "appreciative" qualifications were crude and uncultivated, that they were enjoying a repast that did not possess much artistic merit.

I hsve heard much said in praiee of Miss Newby's musical ability, but "Lorgnette** disposes of her by a process of critical surgery tbst causes an unsophisticated individual like the undersigned, to inquire what is there left of Miss Newby?— "Lorgnette" says that she cannot render the exquisite touches upon "lofty heights of soand" like Sontag, or descend like Madame Thillon, that she does not sing "eon gratia or eon exprettione," that she "wants cultivation," her "cadences are mesgre," "must practice her scales," "must not slur over her delieate notes or jumble them," "must not neglect the soft shsdes of sound," that she "did not make a single shake," and did not perform the "mordenteWhat the "mordente'' is, Mr. Editor, I have not the least idea in the world, but suppose it is something difficult—perhaps terrible 1 I think it unreasonable in "Lorgnette" to expect Miss Newby 10 perform the "mordente," when she fails in so many particulars criticised by "Lorgnette." The "appreciative audience'* mnst have been at fault if Miss Newby was so deficient. The principal merit attributed to Miss Newby by "Lorgnetto" is "vocsl power and energy.' I have seen ox-drivers who possessed the same merit.

If tho criticism of "Lorgnette" is cor-, rect, Mr. Covert must have greatly overlooked tho interests of the College by employing a person as toacher, whose most Appropriate placo would be among the pupils. I am told, however, that persons accustomed to visiting concerts, becoirte familiar with musical terms, and by .using them flippantly in connection with the names of great masters, may astonish unsuspecting people with the appearance of an exalted musical discrimination.

I am amused at the talent exhibited at this Concort as portrayed by "Lorgnette" who classifies it as "vocal power and en"gTace," and "some

ergy, fliitus." A combination of such wonderful aquiroments composed a "Grand Concert,'* which "Lorgnette* begs may be repeated. This reminds me, Mr. Editor,* of-two gentlemen of the 'Lorgnette' spe-

cies, your city, who one© spoke in

glowing terms of a Concert, the great

attractive features of which, according to proved appearance, when he readily accounted foritbv nscribingitto tue virtuesot rrof. VVood their conclusions, were the performance 'Ute^torative. We shall try that next—

of the drummer snd a diamond pin worn ^fresp^j, by one of tho singers. RUSTIC. Sept 16,1m.

CoDNTRRrBiT.—Counterfeit bills of this

hand corner, the word nvK, in sma cap-

itals, is repeated twelve times. wnnl nwsn

counterfeit, this word

good promoted.

Wttx**n TUitwAY.—The Welland rail* war, running from Port Dalhonste to Port Coiborne, in Canada, has been completed. Last Monday the Directors ran over the line, and made a thorough examination

of the track. It »a sappowd this road

„d a twMitv.fonr nound ball Mrs. okange in tho Ajrricnltnral products of simtw, RHtorw Satin dacheae new and br*,Ttiftil powderaud a tw«ty tonrj^a oai JJow^

Uh ^*4

make her nwn syrup end sugar the present year, and in a few years it is altogeth

denomination of five dollars, ^on and reason, to Dr.Robaek'a advertisenipnt. This North Western Bank of Virginia, have great Swedish physician, claims to have introdaWn oTtenfiivelv circulated in the ced two antidote# to eorruption In Uie blood, recently been extensively circuiKwi...

West. The counterfeit

bottom upward! the genuine, it is righ ^beinfiunble. a ic .. C* up.

M3T Col. Newel A. Thompson, a gentleman of correct and national views on political subjects, of the Webster school, has been nominated as a candidate for Conir'ess in the Fourth (Boston") District in Massachusetts. Such men are needed

to ffive a healthy tone to pnblic aflairs,«___ __

and the Bostonians are to be rongratnla-

«r probable that sugar and nolacsea will te ItayAderea, PUM, Cheoe,

be artidea of export from lowa^

MAltMIttm

On the Ml lastw by K«v. Gdwud G. Tayter Mr. lasses 0. fMridi tn Mn, Ssmh S. Davis, id fnVvi^r«

October Election,

Par ohn G. uavu, Henry 8oereel

For Secretary of State, Daniel McCJlure,

Wm. A. Peelle. 1 For Auditor of State.. JohnW. Dodd.

& O

Albert Lange.

For Treasurer of State, John H. Harper,

N. F.

Cunningham.

For Attorney General, Wm. T. Otto, J. E. McDonald.

For Superintendent of Fnblic Instruction, John Young,

Samuel L. Kugg.

For Judges of the Supreme Court. 1st. District. Horace Biddle, James L. Worden. 2d District. Abram W. Hendricks,

Andrew Davison.

3d. District. Simon Yandes, Samuel E. Perkins. 4th. District. W. D. Griswold,

James M. Hanna.

For Judge of Gth Judicial Circuit. John Cowgill, Solomon Claypool, For Prosecuting Attorney of 6th Judicial Circuit.

Justice L. Bachddor, Isaac N. Pierce.

For Representatives, 2 to be elected. 1 William K. Edwards,

John P. Baird, Ezra Read, Hiram L. Tillotson,

For Treasurer, Harvey D. Scott, G. F. Cookeily, W.W.Early. Davies Johnson. For Sheriff.

Samuel Conner, William H. Stewart

For Prosecuting Attorney of Court of Common Pleas.

A. B. Crane, T. B.Long.

For Coroner,

N. W. Benson, James E*.ra.

For County Commissioner, 1st Dis trict, "A.

Clark S. Ttittle, Samuel W. Edmunds.

^VForPurveyor, V.

«Benjamin Ebbitt, A

For Assessor,

PROF. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE In our advert'siag cc'umns is to be .found an ail-

"mnsionl nf rertisement of this popular restorative. Wc know musical ai- p0tj,in)j.

0f}(„

merits sate what we read, but thnt

is sufficient, particularly when we see such' testimony of its efficacy as the following, which we clip from the Ottawa Frrt Tracer: '••Having tried successively sundry highly rfc commended *hair tonics* on our own hall denuded1 crown, we about lost all confidence in nostrums of thai sort, until a week ago we meta dUlingnishcd politician of this State, whom we hadeen three

rears ago with thin hair, and

rnt. .v- _„ni but now boasting avfine a head of hear as one

sis 'gray as -a rot,'

wUh Wc drmJMlded 8ccret of h\B ira.

jle Druggists, ,'*

The Seeds of Death in the Blood.

Wewould draw the attenUou of all who think

thr0jgK

thegc

CSDER THK FIVE IS

Sept 16,1m.

t^taufdnpon thrwlible

a svstem, expel therefrom every tnaeifestaHon of

one, and calculated te deceivo even pretty disea.e. While exploring feenndinavia, many irood iudtres but can easily be deteoted ears ago, he discovered the Herbs which enter rn11nwinv iato thc comp«itiin of his famous Blood Pills and the in E^urOpe and this country,

by observing the following ritbt and Blood, Puiifier, and the unbounded success of Around the large figure five, in the right-

W4irent the belief that no malady, inten al or exIn the Umal, can resist their curative action. In DyS

W4rr

THK

pnt the belief that no malady, interral or ex

Firt is pepsia, Livci complaint, Intermittent Fever.Rheu-

ftDd diW!

^€8

oflhe

that Iowa will at lIMlS SO "d

i1ms nmi

Bowels, they would

SHAWLS,

Silks and Dress GfScids

Headquarters, October 1,

1858.

nftT

t/i a nft

XjDDAJLL) ISCDUUUJIL

ted. if they do their duty and elect so ~/\rv NEW Styles Fall Shawls, In square and good a man. It was a nomination "at to 3v' round corioem,Stella G*4d Borders, Plush

UO.

fit

Long

I and square Woolen Shawls. Bay State. Empire

State. Waierio«ud Scotch Masafectures Black an4 Colemt Thibit and Printed Cukani Ca?l»-' a S a 200 different varieties of new Fall and

Winter Goods,

AUwo#I

wfU prove remunerative. pl&m Freocb Mw»o, Elwant Pruned W ml Detains, Ducals, Valencia^ Pirta ilmp»ri»l, Et

OAM

The Sorgho bids fair to work avast Botrtsa Cy, Papkw, M«vmsg and exceed Per-

ThSsits, Bayadere. Printed French Meri-

4e Sote, Imperil F«ttlards, Sakt a Tmvecs,

Freoeh CWttte, hem to 30 e«ta. 15 oast*

er too frm «pWe opened this wecic soine very ^ttst Sllb

Stri

very hssitWsl bladt Bayadere SUke, tani nd shM silks, plain oil bolted Black SHks, the hest saBnMtsn,ft'M ffl wsU to fl.?S per yd. In Dwiwtle Goods ear stock-never has beeo MM

EDSALL, McDOUGAL 4 CO, Oct. 7, 'S8.

it"--1

CLOTHING! aOTHING!!

I fv AT %.

YOUNG AMERICA

Main St. Ko. 3, Early's Block,

WEST SIDE Or THE 8QOAR*,TERRX-HAUTE,tXD. Earing now oa hand a complete rtock of

FALL AND WINTGR

which for qnality aad priccs cannot be surpassed by any other House in the city, and which I am determined to selfaa cheap as the cheapest. Abo

Furnishing Goods,

ot all kinds and qualities. Coats. Pants, Vests, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bants, and Valises. UNDERCLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.

BOYS' CLOTHING.

A complete assortment of Boys* Clothing, of various qualities and prices.

Merchant Tailoring.

I hare also on hand a good assortment of piece goods, embracing. Casuneres. B*arpr-s Cloths, Doeskins, and ALL KINDS OF VESTINGS. which I am prepared to cut and make to suit purchasers. So, come on, and if I cannot auit you in clothing already made, I will guarantee aa good a suit at as cheap rates as can be purchased in the cltr. 1 now say to every body who is in for saving money, to give me a call and look through my Stock of Clolhing and Piece Goods, before purchasing elsewht-rc.

23C8AL, McDOUGAL & Co.

Will remove about the 15th of October to the corner of Main and Fourth s?reets. House now occupied by the Southern Bank.

CAltl).

On making this announcement we le$tW to call the attention ol the public to our present^portion. Two years ago wc commenced btisincs? in Trr^Haute under very favorable circnm-vancts. t« tie po-sfwvon of facilities seldom enjoyed by any.— In that short space of time we have estahlisiied Dry Goods Hous* worthy of Terre-Uaut«*. The eiiraordinary increase in onr business requ're* more spacions salc-^rooras. With that en I in view wa have secured the above corner, which we aro now fitting tip in magnificent style, with re fere netto thecomfnrt of our customers: and lor capacity it will far surpass any Dry Goods House in TerroHnute. We have also engajjeii the services of sevcfcl aecomplihed salesmen wbo will at all timf*u be loifd at their post, rendy to wait on all, and in any language. With increased fncililies, we are deieimined tM carry the «lav.'and challenge anv and all competition, come from what source ifmny. EDS ALL, Mc DOfG A &. Co.

Oct. 5 th-

FALL AND WINTER

GOOD S.

RIPLEY & DANALDSON,

CORNER MARKET. AND WABASH STS., *. Farrixtston.'s Blocli, HAVE NOW OS HAND, and for s^lc, the lifrgest and best selected stock."of

FALL AND WINTEH

which they have ever offered to their friends and the public, and At Prices Competing with any Market in theconntry^ viz:

Prints of all popular brands Black and Fancy Silk Dress Goo-i«t 7 French Merinos.Cash McreS and De Laines Irish Poplin«, Foulards and Alpacas

THK

M.JOSEPH.

October U, 1858. dly. .• .?::•& a

NOTICE

is hereby given, that sealed proposals

will be received at the Auditor's office in Vigo county, until the l&th day of November 1858, for the erection of a stone and iron fence around the Co«rt-House Square, tn Terre Haute, Ind.— Plans and specifications may be seen at the same office, on and after the 1st of November.

By order of the Commissioners. A LANGE, Auditor V. C. Oct. 7, *58. w5t-d3w.

Notice of Kemoval.

ISAAC

O O S

Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets and Vestings Tweeds, Jeans, Linseys and Flannels Brown and Blearhcd'Muslins, Tickings, &C Bed, Saddle and Coating Blankets Broehe Thibet and Wool Shawls

J-

White Goods, fAcos and Embroideries ,Irish Linens, Talle Diapers and Napkius Hosiery, Gloves, shirts and Drawers Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Tics and Scarfs. A Large Stock of American A Otrmas

WOOLEN A COMPETE STOCK OF SKALL WARES AKD NOTIOHS.

They ask especial attention to their

.. ,v

DRESS GOODS.

Comprising all Uiat is rich in nuterU', new in Style and design—sapp*ring a deficiency heretofore complained of in this market- v.

S I y4

NEW BOOKS

fpnEUYIMG OF THKTBIiEGRAPH--l 3c Cable with all its incidents and toeedotes impreasire or diverting, as well as fresh and reliable biographical sketcbe* of Field an 1 Erereit, Capt. Hudaoo llluMrated with

reliable W^^'i'«7skVt^es

O7Measr*.

M«W».

Portraits, Maps, Views, Groups, aad itepresentstiOns of Mschioery employed. On© vol. 8ro. Price 50cents. &

ELEfrmoif

Or, THE PRAXES OF TFB

Modern IV*. A Telegraphic Epic for the Tiroes, by Wm. C. Richards.

I^ROIT NEW YORK TO DELHI, BY WAT of Ri» d« lanerio, Austr*lia aod China, bgr Robert N. Mintsm, Jr., for sale at

Sip*, lb, U*5& W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S.

XJLItSTOItlCAL

AND LEGAL EXAMIIfA-

8o-

tion of that part of the Deciskm of tbe

oremeCourtef the United States In Ihe Dred Scott C*»e, which declare* the 8»coiMt»tati«ii alit of it Missouri Compromise Aet nri die Se!f Extension of the CowwUtution to T»ritories, carryiagstatrery akaxg with it, by T.

L£ej*I?.l£i&

EGE?nS

AND LYRICS—A BOOS of res-

act, tar Adelaide Anna Proctw* W H.Bl'CId5*JHAir8.

Hi U.tlill'.N I'A i.iNT

BI,E«ltINDI'G HI M.N. for FLOURING WHE \T, GRINDING CORN RAL,SM ALL' GRAIN, FEED,

&.C.,

ALSO—STHAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW-MILL, called "King of the Woods/' This is an ingenious and useful saw mill to make lumber in the woods. This mill can be run by animal, steam or water power.

XT Thas'i wishing to know fully about the principle upon which they are built, and the prices of each sixe, as well as the tetms of sale, will please address me, asking a Book ol Description, which I will mail and post par. Those who do so, will write inplaSn, readable language, the name, Post Office, Crmntv and Slate.

ISAAC 8TRAXJB, Patentee and Prop'r, No. 19, Wnrr F*O*T8T*nrr,Cruet**ATI.O. Sept. 90, w2m.

ENGIIES & STONE,

-I-

BOOT AND SHOE

DIG CO

A N A 8

rpHE

ABOVE GENTLEMEN HAVE EN tered into a partnership, aod are located on the east aide of the Public Square, directly opposite die Court House, where they are prepared to carry oc the Boot aod Shoe business in all of itf varioas branche.

Tbcir long experience and superior skill In Una' line, enables there to furnish a BETTER AND CHEAPER article than hi generally sold in Terre-Hautlr

CT Our stock embraces the very beat that could

Field' be procer«wl, which was carefully selected by our •elves aod we em pity none but the moat accomplished workman—heooe we hare no hesitation in saying that we are prepared to meet the wants aod nscessitieaof all.

Jf. B.—Repairing doee with neatness and dis patch. July 30'68

COUNTY,

subscriber annoonees to the Public that in a few dsw he cxi fi«r this celebrated and favorite Coal. The qualities that chiefly rccotbtttettd' this Coal, to genera! use, are, that it almost entirely a .t 'H12U5TP8" Kl

Free From JSulpliur.

And it is consequently nntU^JurUscs'tohealth ithas very Httle SLATK OR STONY MATTCft minded with the nurilr carbonaoous substance of the Coal: after combustion scarcely any CLIN KER or IRON-LIKECINQJBR remains as a residum in the hnroing much Ires light *ah is fanacd a a re re it a a

FOR STEAM'PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXGELLENTI It is also well adapted to tbo purposes of tke Blacksmith, the Foondrym&a, acd the Gas Manufacturer. The subscriber, therefore, earnestly solicits his Wends and the public at targe, 'to g5v« this soal a trial before ordering their winter's coal elsewhere.

1 tlH ,iS84

XA&STBATFS BLAXX8, -J: Aim

CONSTABLE S SALES,

Printed on good paper, for asle cheap, at DAILY urnon OFFICE

homceo

tt, IsiketStrcettOnwitts Bsstia Hos»f OHuhwnfPMisA. X.tolf.X. fry At klflttuhefMaOat Ktewan 9«tH*. JH lEfEB* TO

Or. O. F. IWkfrr, BMSHW4, hwHaaa. V. 8. Darla. Gu *4 G. A- IMais. Sew

COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS, SWT

Wishing to prrehase at the pit's mouth, will readllv find the above mines^s they are s»tunt«d on th« land of thst old and well-known Indisna pioneer, JOHN PEARCE, three quaiiers of mile east of the Evansrille A Crawfbrdsvill« Railroad, Farmetrburg. Sullivan County, Ind

Specimens of the Coal mav be seen at WH1TWORTH Si, ISAACS, TAYLOR &. FOOTE, O. H. BAILEY and WOLFE & COV ,STOVE STORE, where orders may bo left, which will be attended to as punctually as possible. A. C. ISAAC'S.

N. B. Barn Co»l and save tlu dollars, for It is now a wolt established fact that those who use coal instead of wood for culinary and other household purposes, save one-half of the i!ual cost ot fuel. [Sept 7,-dw3m A.C. f.

VXTE find after having made the improvement we did last season, that we was entirely too limited in our ideas of the room we should waut, our business having Increased much beyond the moat sanguine expectations. The leading feature in making this change is to open exclusively tn

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!

We are uow fitting up for thnt particular branch of trade, the Second I.ofl of the Store, making a very lsnre and spacious SALES ROOM, 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two large sky lights, and 6tted up with gnu for evening trade, giving plenty of light and ample room to unroll, lay down, match aad cut carpets to fit rooms. We shall open next month an

For the b'-nefit of the ladies we shall open the finest stock of Drrtx Otwfo, Silk*, Shawls, Cloak*, Trimming*, Emhrnirlerirn, Ifoitiery and ?/o»f*,evcr before presented in this market to the taste of tho most fiiMtidiona, and to the legs pretcnlins the largest selection of Brown and Blenched Muslins, C«n* ton Flannels, White, Red, and Yellow Wool Flannels, Bd Blsnk^ts. Satinctts, Tweeds, Jeau*, Ticks. Cheeks, Bnt's, &c. Not forgetting the great defllciencv heretofore In

E N E E N S N I S I N O O S And Tailors' Trimmings,

Recollect bcfor«* purcha»iiig. we are to open ftill line of Ca 'simeres, Cloth'', Shirts and Drawer Oavaf, Scnrl's, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery for every occasion In the meantime, we shall spnre noefl'trt foreiliic tli* pr-sent stock us low as po-sible ln*fore the new arrivos. (O*Bargains for all. BUCKEY E CASH STORE.

Aug. 28-dtf L. RTCE & BON.

as WvMI as whole ears of

com (cob and all,] asH is called, Into good fiae cob and corn Feed. in one operation. These celebrated mills I manufacture out of the best quality of French Burr Blocks, with mnch care. I build six different si*-s, prices ranging from eighty-five t« two hundred dollars. These u!ii. ,v 11.» _r .it

Medical lukflrrt. (tc. ftc.,

fill orders variety ol

UUUSUNIIV

stock of Carpets. Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Look ng Glnssea, Cnrtnin Bands, Pins, Cornices, tfce. Also: Curtain Damask, Moreens, Satin Delnins, Curtain Draperies Gimps an Trimmings of all kinds in addition to the above a most complete stock of Linen and Cotton SheetingR, and Pillow Case goods, ready made Bed Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, lJoilies, and Towels of every description.

In fact every article that ad4s to, *nd completes a thorough stock in this line, adapted to the wants of Housekeepers. Hotels, Societies Halls, Saloons, &e The first floor, the same depth of the carpet room shove, Is being rc-fltted, exclusively or

WtLOlesale and Ketall. F«r City and 3nuntry trade, with two rows of counters, each 125 feet long and ahundanco

from two sky lights, an advantage to purchasers, ahichthey can find in niother storo in the city. Leading from the centre of the store up a wide and easy flight of stairs, is the entrance to our carprt room, whieh has been noticed before.

large ami attracts

light

A Curd from Dr. J«n»e« ,11. Jiirretf, of THE NEW YORK LUNG INFIKMAKY.—My cntinrrlioii for tlio |u.*l •tlflt )0«n« »itn tlie al»i.»o liiitiitili'in, a* Oaler Pnstel«n, ant a twelve your*' eonroe il^relliin lo Ihe t'Hre of I'ltlmoiiary Cniuuiiiptton *i'l tt* kinitreit M»onnU(i. tocsulier Willi in iuirlvnUo«l «||iortiniUif* and urfvaiitajcr* nl |i«tli«loftciil r-Moitreli—aile«i ft«i a Itttl# by a perlteet

t#m

JUrH't 1

J.ta FLI

VIoii. tliw

—lias etinhloil

VH(."

IIIMI#e^arity

Mills c^ntfnue to stem the current of nil onnosi- uiedirlhe*. the as u,ed In tlie l.,»t.intloH ,.r«pared to mil oai-h Individual ease. /a»««itf raptrt, tion and|are superior for all purposes, especially for wheat flouring.

tn nrriv«

illriicl *IH en*ful vunrno of

mett) the «ltirn il ra'ltral enre ol all ll«eH*«*n .IK?"r'cUtvn,pRI.ukii*,HIKI

IIItreat--BIIHI

Th'unt. nn( JHr-Pm**«grii. Hy

niiil etirrftn |R'|ertie« of nie!lilaeii

are •Hreenv tt.1 «lr/-s*e»t 1 is in IUe««e«t irtf«ii« and iha liitcjjioneiA. d*i JIM!»fttvl»» tlie of Mi'lhat Inlialatloti of any atiiil. I th »teiil«1«li i»f jrr rrat «rirf and alihmiKli I

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IHIJUVHItrial'

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lii roper wmnireri»eii!«irili«se fnarfttl Miid f#t«l ti«'a»' s. I !,• tt I( very iivri'ssur) tltul a\a j.w.11- nt should "ha "lv uflt ..ftxith ffmrmt and lo eal lrijj(iint#iit: nf my trcatoirlit in lint abnve dl m's «t i'tli gli rliaraeter Ml tlie J»»llltt lion ovnr «Itii 11-frV" -o !»i.p hail the honor to |*l o.arc ton well kit 'vrn to need any eulogy or emn nirnt ffoie m«*. .At ill" snlleltatU'* of imitij and profi'faienal frlenda. thron|tli wltone |ihilsi.lhrt|i le altl the

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lin» t»»*en loinr end

•it|lr,rtfd. and after due consideration. I have roiirlti ded lo make d'u-li armmtemeliic fci» wllll»»ln(f t!»•* I« n»flt» ofmy e*pi-rleneo rind ir»ataient wllliln lite reach *if all. aii'l

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not

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aw bereiofori', tlio»«

only wh»»ntor tliw lnSrinar.or who wcreatilfto viflt me at trty o11ce. o|.ln^ iU-rrfnrv that lliw arrnlMt»*rnenl will rive entire •ntl»f)iclion. l»otl« to wy |ir,.ff«. sionnl brethren and lh- toihlle, I would re«iect»iit| nn oonticn In ronrlu«ion. tt at M»

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iiut'ir »r M(«r, mi til ihuru, and that

»ltl l« forwarded hy ex

press to aay part oi the United Ktates or tbe Canada#. T*s«s.—My term* of treatment by letter are as follow*. rlx.: 19 per month ft»r ea«h patient, which will Inrltide medicine »ufl1 lent for one month's n»e, tin-, Inhallnjc Va|ors aud an Inhallnf Apparatus. Payment as follows •. to be p*1d to Kxpress Afent on receipt ot tho box of Mwlletue, and the balance, tlx dollars, st tba expiration of the moetb, II the pitlent be cured o« Is entlrelv satisfied with the treatment.— Pat-ents, by jrfvlnjt a fait history of their ease, and their symptoms tn foil, ran be treated a* well by letter a* by personal examination. Patient* availing themselves *f Or. Jsrrefs treatment way rely upon Immediate and permsnent relief, a*

ho seldom haa te

treats ease oter thirty days. Letters for ad*|re prompt!T answered. For farther particulars address JAMK* M.

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Ko.fftS llroadway, ror.Twelfth fltreet S. V. P. K.—Phyotelans and others vislttnaUie city are respectfully Invited

call at the fnirtuary, where msntr

Interestlnff esses can He witnessed, and where onr

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prorat for the Inhalatioa of mealeal vaper can be seen snd inspected. Sept.93, JRSP-dCm

CHEAP! CHEAPER!

IDoll Mann, MAfforACTCMCM or six nans or

BOOTS & SHOES,

Phcenix Row Terr*-Haute, Ind.

fel Hft of the Bin Brass Boot* Hare just received a largo audi well stock of v**

selected

BOOTS AND SHOE8

Erobmdog everv variety for Men, Women and Children, which they are determined tosell at the lowrs. living rates. Their Stoek hi general, and no one need have csuse to go away dissatiefled, either with r^srd to price or quality of the Roods they keep. They bare sot out to please all customers. sod they will do tt!

A N or or or Our workmen are of tb* be«t class, sod we shall warrant all work made at the shop. £TR ^miring done to order, and with wetness snd dispatch. A shars of tbe Pnblic patronage ia respecttully solicited. W •»'|HWF'-w-rSF» D- A- M.

Oct 9 dwtf

Strayed or Stolen.

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DARK BROWN HORSE, heavy st|ta re trail t, about 16 hands high, with a white star in the heed, and twahind legs wtite to psaim-a Joint, one feeing white a titte* higher ap thar tbe other. Any

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ietwoos sesbu Wm or bearing of him, or retun htm, will he rewarded by calling at ray Mill. He Issppcpwtd to haro uken a swwierty dircotion It. L.TMOHrtON-

Oct. l.dwlm.

old Gold Cold! it

11AJSRO, CUBAL. LAVA, OOW» JITOXB, \ys»4 etbet deaimW* stytee ef Jswetry. in set and •farrau. Oesu Breast fin» a fae essortiaeat ef rurtrn.