Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 227, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 October 1858 — Page 2

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Z. SI BROWH, Editor.

TKimrc-HATJTR'.

WEDNFSbAt ilORNfNtt. t&T. 3, \9t£

For f*rf*i|ient

Bar

Girl Boy Boy

7i»y

Girl Boy Boy (unsound) Boy Br«y Boy Girl Boy

year.

in JftflJV

JOHN J. CRITTENDEN, Of Kentur-ki.

The Piice of Hegroes.

To give our readers noma knowledge of the prices paid for Negroes in the South, out of curiosity we copy tfte following as tke result of a Jtte sale ih Louisiana

Age.

Old woman Woman and child Woman and child Girl

Price.

84 •120,00 23 750,75 22 1000,00 14 &10,00 6 417,00 0 322,00 2t» 1032,00 21 1051,00 4 300,00 15 1450,00 14 850,00 25 625,00 9 401,00 7 247,00 6 450.00 6 450.00 11 510,00

DEMOCRATIC Ecanoxv.—Mr. Buchanan ha# asked and obtained from a Dnmoeratic Oongreas,

on* of dollars

vnt hundred and four Milli

fur one year'* expences of

his Administration. 8ix years ago the government wa« carried on for less than half that sum. The revenaett have fallen off nearly one-half, ood the President and his party arc running the nation in debt at the rate of

sixty Million* of dollars a

By this time Mr. Buchanan's Ad-

minintration end* we shall have a national debt to carry of nearly

of dollars.

two hundred Million

Those who have he money to

pay for these expensive amusement? of the President should see to this.—Louisville Journal.

THR ATLANTIC CABLE.—A despatch from Newfomi'lland announces the arrival at 8t. John'* of Mr. Lundy, an English electrician who had been sent over by tbo board of directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company for the purpose of testing the cable vriih improved batteries and new instruments. A specified timo had been agreed opon before his departure from England, but between himself and the electricians at Valenta Bay, at which it was intonded to mnko the experiment.* and iu his dispatch to Mr. i'ield. from Halifax, he speaks hopefully of the prospects of success. He says: "Tbo conductor is not broken," and "it is possible by sending a certain kind of electricity to improve the insolation, and thus the difficulties may be overcomo for ft time."

jtgrThe DemocrAcy inflicted divers p«n ishtiK'ti*.* upon our neighbor of tbo Democrat for hi* denunciation of Lccomptonisni. He afterwards became very silent npon the scbject, but they continued to punish him still. Wo have heard of on old Dutchman, who whipped his boy for swearing at him. The whipped boy still rorsed, aud the father whipped him again. Turn the spunky little chsp was silent, but/voiW an if he had the devil in him.— Thereupon the old fellow applied the whip once more to his shoulders, exclaimed, "you don't sav nothing,

but I know you

dink dam and 1 will pip yon for dot.—Lou. Journal.

f-otxtita STBAMKBS SOLO.—The celebrated Collins steamers Atlantic and Baltic have been sold to the new California Steamship Company to run on the Pacific side, for |200'000 each, The Herman bougnt bv the same Company left New York for San Francisco, on the 28d of August with 500 passengers for California and Fraaor River, The Atlantio will follow her round Cape Horn, leaving New York on the 25th inst. The Baltic, which is now iu every respect as good ss new, will remain on this «de, and run in con nectiou wit« some other vessel yet to be obtained, between New York and Grevtown, the intention of the near California company being to take the Nicaragua route which is now in possession of Jo. White.

AHOTMKRCOXBT.—There it now another of thewe bodies visible in the celestial fi*ld. Tnttle's comet can now be seen in the constellation Pegasus without ths aid of a teleseope This group is in a direct rang* with a line drawn from the two pointen in the "Great Pepper" through ibe forth star, and is about as far from that ly as Ardent*.

J£rprt*t.

»re*t Lmf, Co*r.

i-hi,

Partington.—Lef

Jvttr.

ISorth star, and ts abont as far fiponi j,js jonivSvjC }|fe was singularly free from body as Ardent*. trouble. Lamartine is well known to h*ve married fortunately in all respects. Moor's

K»mtar*isK -—Bob. Hndson, of tbe wife wa« one of the noblest creatarw that *Ferro*l!a«t«

•gg—— ——a—a—

Extract of a Speech Delivered at Philadelphia toy P. S. White Mr. Buchanan's prototype oncd took ¥nr Saviour bp l'hfo an exceeding highj mountain and offered him all the land aronnd him, ff he wonkl kneel dowti and worship hitD) but oor JBavionr said to him aft Sansks said to ten-cent Jimmy, '«t thee behind me Satan.' Now, gentlemen, how do you suppose old Bnck and his fawns, who have erooked the pregnant hinges of the knee, that thrift nrght follow fawning, are to get ont of this Kansa* imbroglio I'll tell yon. They are gotag tt lie themselves ont of it.— They are going to admit Kansas ax a Free State, and swoar at the same time they never intended her to be anything else. Mr. Buchanan will set the He to music dnb it 'TheKansas Policy with variations,' get Toombs of Georgia to play it on the banjo, and compel all his northern slaves to dance it as merrily and as faithfully as so many negroes at acorn huoking.

Is it any harder to lie out of that than it was for Mr. Buchanan, Dallas & Co., to lie ont of and to vote for the Tariff of 1846, in the very teeth of their speeches in favor of the Tariff of 1842 Is it harder for Mr. Buchanan to lie himself and his party not of that sad mistake to please the North, than it was to lie himself and hi* Cabinet ont of bis instructions to Governor Walker to please the South? Is it harder to lie himself ont of his pledges for retrenchment and reform before his election to tickle the North, than it was to He himself out of the fact, that after the election he has increased the expenditures of the Government over fifty millions of dollars to satisfy the demands of the Sooth? No, gentlemen, not a particle. It is just as easy for these Locoioco tricksters to unravel such dilemns as it was for Alexander to untie the Gaidian knot, or as it will be to convince those thirty-five Native Americans who have lately been at work in the Nsvy Yard, with the view of getting the Sprogell vote, that their hervices will not be required after the election. Practice makes perfect and no one will deny that a vast amount of experience in that way attaches to this slavery-defending, ballot-box-stuffing, nullifying and colonizing free trade party. I say free trade party because it dare not be anything else on the floor of Congress The Northern section of it would fain come out for protection to the free labor of the North, but the Slave party scowls upon the thought and these Northern terrapins draw their heads within their Democratic shells, and are as silent as the grave. When the great heart

of Pennsylvania with a feeling of pride for her inexhaustible mineral resources, and.threatens to demanu earnestly the protection necessary to their successful developement, the JDemociatic Janu.ses promise a 'judicious tariff," but on the floor of Congress they meet the Southern lash, and, by obedience, perpetuate tbo authority of their Southern masters. Working men I if tbo Democratic party want protection to American labor why don't they give it to you? They have tho power to do so, why don't they do it They have the power of the tyrant, why, in the name of down-trodden humanity, will they continue to use it so tyrannously They deceived you in 1882 they deceived you in 1840, and they will continue to deceivd you as long as indifference, marks your agency at the ballot-box.

You know, experience cannot fail to have taught you, that you may not expect anything from the Democratic party. You know that the dignity of labor has been growing small by degrees and-sadly le«s, from the administration of the Hero of tho Hermitage to the present hour.—You know that a large portion of the Irish, and Qcrmans of this cbun»ry—I will not say the more degraded portion of th m, are attached to, bound, fettered and rivited to Locofocounv and no power, save the distant will that rulos tk»m, will ever estrango them from that congenial association. Ephraim is joined to his idols, and he will worship them though tho heavens fall. -...

Are Literary Men Good Husbands. This question has, ot late, been ttinch nnder discussion. In regar«l to it an English writer disconms as follows: "Sir Welter Scott was a liteitry iron of the very highest class a man who tried many departments of writing and succeeded in them all—and he was married for thirty years, made a lore match, and was happy in tbe marriage state. Southey Was a fortunate and happy husband. Home wa^all in all to him, where *s it can he nothing, or worse than nothing, to a men who. is miserably married. He manted a second time his second wife being a lady ofliterary standing and both were hippy. Mr. Cooper, who was one of the most success*

writers! was happily married, and

I® an enterprising everlired. She made her husband's home

feUow. He suspended the publication of happy. He was never lire*! of writing of feis paper on the day after the election to her exoellenec. It Shelley's first marriage "await the returns!" Thev were sat- the^marriage ot a boy and a girl, who ii.factory, and he announces another sns« kaew nothing of human life—was uaforuenaion of & day, to get something relit-1 tunate. his second marriage can he qaoted hie suppose. Greet paper, that as a model anion Wonkwanh made a

love match and hie 10x9 was lasting as ki)

J- !home was blessed. Professor Wilsoi

j(|*SMrc) fat Tttofstwi* tW wnplff nt in tM nutrriut atate. His

^ttli little^ lwp« iHedaju. He leavtM *|^»t the illostona of **&ding day, fill aanghfer «t#?&teen yoara of age wholly on-

dfiHi

ter Raleigh wm the 6rot literary *nan o£j bis day, after Sbakesp«*ar and Batiim, and at middle life he married a heautifcl woman eighteen years his jnaior, -and the tfiarriage was prodnctitfs of much happiness. We know but little of Shakespeare's life—a very strong presumptive proof that he lived well—bat what little We do know is sufficient to show that thotigh lie marri-, ed, when a boy, a woman eight yean his

senior, he was not unhappy as a husband, j-rj-

temal, cue resist their ctiniMt-e actWn. In pepsta, Livei conrpJafftt, Intermittent Fever, Rhea matism, and diseases of tbe Bowels, they would seem to be infallible.

Sept 16,1 m. «.

PROF. WOOD'S 8All* RESTORATIVE.— In trnr advertising ce'nmns is to be found an ad* VCTtinement of this popular restorative. We know nothing ofita merits save what we read, but that is sufficient, p&rticniariy when we see such testimony of it* efficacy as the following, which we clip from the Ottawa

Prre Trader:

Sold br aW respectable Druggists. Sept 16, 1 m.

WBarlserlng,

M. CLARK, has removed his Barber Shop to the room formerly occupied by Scott & Booth, as a law office, first door south of the Town Hall, where h« is now prepared to wait upon gentlemen in the bt-stof *tyle. *havla() Hair Drenlnf, Boot Black' Iny. ana cleamlBf of Couta aud Pant* done to order.

S3"

A liberal share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Jct.20.l858-d3m»

CHHR3PF S SALE.—By virtue of an kJ execution SMuett from the Vijto Court of Coramo 11 Pleas to me dlhetcd anil deliver din favor of William r. Holm'» and John K. Granlson, »a1 araimt lsui-.c Mcknls, I tiKTe levied on the f.ltow ng lesrribed rc-Hl estatu, tn-wlt apart of the South Weit qu» rter

,(%i)

of Mm-tlon fnurt en, (14) Jn Township So. twwlvv, (12) Nor lb ef Itaiijf* nine, (8) West, common cior at the Kauth Ka»t comer of the tw* (4) acre lot aotd liy I. M. Ray, and from Rn to Kerii, rroutiac the County Ko*d—mnntng North from the Hoatti ltae of said qtiartor (l^)fnrt (40) rorfa, thenee Baat twelve (IS) rods, thence South forty 140) rodm thence W»g» twelve (19) rod« to Uio place of befiontn^i coiiUinlnit 3 acrcs, taken as the property of the said l#anc Nickels and I will on Saturday tho I3lh day Of November IMS. within the lofcal hours of said day. at tbo court-house ii*»or in Terre Haute, offer the rents and profits of the nbuvc f'oscrlbed premises, together with the apparten. •uees tlivi.finto bolonelnjc. for a term of seven yean and «hoild the f»ll to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy latd exocutloo arj'l costs, 1 will then and there, nflfur ihe fee simp! to the hl^T.^eat bidder, fbr cash to satisfy said excoutton and costs

"Get. 18,15J58-dJtwtd.

«rt«oe be knew. Dr. Johnson, srboee: wife wm old enmgh to be his mo titer, witli aora« years to spare, found no&tne

tke

|»roT»dad ho*band being but fcrtftlwas. Sir VTai-

lady ia W at*ty-to«nh j«ar, tb«

s..

FARM FOR SALE.. ACRES, 115 IN CULTlVATIO&—• bal.incc good timber—and all under

fancefence.

ood Has on it bouse and barn, sn abunot good firait, 90 acres of meadow, situated 13 ,miles south of this city-—^meeting-house and »cbool-houAe within Iralf mile. For further pitrticulsrs inquire of

HARBERTi BARTON,

Get. 18-dtf. Land Agents,

GOOD TOWN LOT, with a house and four poems, can be purchsaed at this'office, at a good bargain HARBERT & BARTON.

Oct. Itt-dtf

160

ACREf OF* PR^kliB LAND, in Iowa, can I be exchanged for city property,at this

office. HARBERT BARTON. Oct. I8*dtf. .* \7

^OYSTERS! OY3T3SRS!! un4er»l(ttiet would announce to tbo ejttien*

would annoanee to tbo ejtitens

HAVI.XG

Wu». H.STEWAiny,Sheriff.

Oct. 80—w4wpf|5,20

Sorder

HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an of sale Issued by th Vljo Common Plea« Court, and te me directed aud t|eliver^4 In favor of Jacob B. Merrick and against Jam*.. Hoorv, 1 *u» ordered to sett the following described real estate, to-*' wit: l«ot No. three, (S) in Aon Burns' tub-divls!on of out lot number thirty three, (33) in the city of Terre Haute, end oa Saturday, the 13th day of N«venber, A. D. ICS8, at the court-house door, in Terre Haul's within ihe Serai hours of said day, I will offer fo' sjJo the rents and pro (lis of tbe above describe!! property for a term of seven voars, to the bt|he*t bidlur, ana If the same should tail to sell er a sufficient sum to satisfy said order of salorI will than and there offer tbe fee simple of said property to satisfy said enter of sale and costs.

Wb. H. STEWART, Sheriff.

Oct 80-w4wpr|3r50.

Agricultural Meeting.

THE

regular annual, meeting to e'ect officers for the enduing year, of the Vigo County Agricultural Society, will take place at the Court Mohse in Terrc-Haute, on Saturday, Oct. 30th, l£5S, at 3o'clock. A full attendance is requested.

Bv «»rdcr Wm. DURHAM, Sec'v.

a dlttaaee wilt be

attemied t». Depot at tke Atom Stpmt Office, imrtli of at iV at W I TO A Oct. H-dtra

CARRS IIALL.

For Two Nights Only!

BIRCH, BOWERS & TOTS

ii kj m. ma wlm

Respectfully aknoancea ww aad fasfctattable rtyle of entertainments at tbe aliow hall, on Monday and IWdaj

ty and o«day cr«n-

Ing*. Oct 16»h *»d 19th. This Coapady an-:

4«r tibe direct** *ttl nmnagcmeot of the thrve ee+rt. Dr«aiias«d ETHEOHAN MINSTREL-

1 SKY: PI I LT BIRCH, Om popslar fidMM^an

IPilD tTriEL

WSm

3?l« F.esler, ro**Ea!.T -r RAIL&IUCIRAIA.

Physician. Accouchcr & Oculist

located perraaaeit(ITis rtmstint*. will reaaise lk« fwncral prawlee «f Medina* and Sarjrery. Tke iWtor wilt «tl CfcronI? on the reformed Mrk as scrotal*. RhcnmnIIm,BroaeMtia, liver. Auction. tfimM of ts« Xld- #•}», C(n«rn, Tamorn, Dyiumli, PrtltlkMs Ann! aadl frtltjitu of U* TohI, Urtaary td mmU«« ontsl. !w. W Reeoad Street b«tvtn Olio and

W»rH^.n^rUoppo#i,*

Tbe Seeds of Death is A* Slo*l [^.OTHING! 0LOTHIN6!! We voulddrtw the attratiooof Allwbo tbiak AT THE and reason, to Ir. Rob.ick's advertisement. This A TT XT C* A \t l) 1 f1 A gre»» Swedish pbysticbin, claim* hare tetrodu-j 1 \J A. ill. Ji /V wd two «itUlot«» to corruption in tbe blood, __..»•« __ which,operating through that fluiddpon the whole ill ikfllll III I' 11 III 1 system, expel theremim every manifestation of I I II I III ||lll| disease. While exploring Scandinavia, many eats ago, he discovered the Herbs which enter iatothe compositiim of his famous Blood Pills c* Vn P!ar]\r7i( "Rlrtflc and Blood Porifier, and the unbounded soccew of

lf-

JBam 8

'heae preparation* In Europe and this country, WESTSIDE OK THE SQOARE,TERRX-HALTTE,LSD. worrentthic belief that no malady, intenal or ex-

Having now on

"Having tried successively sundry highly re which for quality and prices cannot be surpassed commended "hair tonics' on our own balfdenudod by any other Hoifae in the city, Hnd which I am crown, we about lost all confidence in nostrums of determined to i«ll as clit-ap a-, the cheapest. Also thai sort, until a week ago we me a distinguished politician of this State, whom we hod Hcen three years agO with thin hair, and as 'gray as a rat,' but now boasting as fine ahead of hear as one could wish. WedemanJed the secret of his improved appearance, when he readily accounted for it by ascribing it to the virtuesol Prof. Wnod's Hair Restorative. We shall try that next Rock River Democrat

October 11,1858. dly.

NOTICE

WQ) Q)iLi£^ ^O

r.V-.

o?»te*», aud that *ner tlte i8Ui.be wtti b« able u«np-1 'round cornets, Stella GroJd Borders, Plush j»ly at), or wtywko mar wantjrAod oTsters otQierby Border*, Chenille Borders. Brocbe Borders, Plat tfc» eaa ha'tr cak. Her*

from

•DAOCK»

jjyg. Harine now on hand a complete stock of

„r

complete

PALL

AND WINTER

^Furnishing Ooods,

ol all kind8 and qualities. Coats. Pants, Vests, Shirts, H«te, Caps, TVunka, Carpet Bags, Mnd Va lises. UNDERCLOTHINu OF ALL KINDS.

BOYS' CLOTHING. A complete assortment of Boys' Clothing, of va riou-i qualities and prices.

Merchant Tailoring. I hate alstt on hand a good assortment

piece

eoods, embracing. Cssimercs, Beaver^, Cloths, Docskinf, and ALL KINDS

VESTINGS

which I am prepared te cut and make to suit purchasers. So, come on, and if I cannot suit you in clothing already made, 1 will guarantee as good & suit at as cheap rates as can be purchased in the city.

I now say to erery body tfho is in for saving money, to gfe me a call and look through my Stock of Clothing and Piece Goods, before purchasing elsewhere.

M. JOSEPH

is heroby given, that sealed proposals

will be received at the Auditor's office in Vigo county, uut il tbe 15th day of November 1858, for the erection of a stone and iron fence around the Court-Houae Square, In Terre Hante, Ind.— Plans and specifications may be seen at the same office, on and after the 1st of November.

Br order of the Commissioners. if A LANGE, Auditor V.C. Oct. 7, '58. w5tr-d3w

FALL AND WINTER

GJO O I) S.

RIPLEY & DANALDSON,

CORNER MARKET ASD WtRASIl STS.,

Fi^rri^xstoxx's Blocls., HAVE NOW OS HAND, and ft* sale, the largest snrbei*' 8**J^cied stock of rALL A2tt WINTER

It O 1 S

which they h.iva ever oflTeml to their Jrienils and the public, and At Pricex ComJ»etinc with nny Market in the country, viz:

Prints of all popular bands? Black and Fiinev Silk Dress Good*: Fn nchsVlfrinos. Cash Mi'res nnd De Lftinec Irish P-rnlin-, F«»uJ tfds imd Alpacas Cloths, Casslmetes, Satinets and Vesting* Tweeds, Jenns, Linseys and Flannels Brown and Blenched Muslins, Tickings, &c IV-d,Saddle and Coating Blankets wche Thibet and Wool Slmwls White Good*, Laces and Embroideii«*j Irish Linens, Table Diapers and Napkins Hosiery, Gloves, *hirta and Drawers Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Tie* and ScarfsAXarcc Stock of American ma®

m§a

A COMPETE STOCK OF

SKALL WAR S AND NOTIONS. .Tkey ask-especialattention to their STOCK

D^ESS G-»ODS. Comprising ail tfiat is rich in material, new. in style and desIgn-'-euppMncr a deficiency heretofore complained of in litis market.'* .SepU^O, Ip....-

Silks and Dress Goods

Beadqoarters, October 1, 1858.

EDSALL, McDODGAL & CO.

Borders, Satin Borden, Double Shawls in all wool and silk and wool, from $10,00 to 35.00 Long and atjoare Woolen Shawls, Bay State. Empire State, Waterio»and Scotch Mauofactares Bladt and Colored Tbibit and Printed C&sbmee*- Caahmere and Brocfa Scarfs. 200 different varieties of new Fall and

Toapafty is anUt ofthe °P-

Wintcr^Goodsr*

XH #o4 Thibits, Bayadere, Printed French Merino, Plain French Merino, Elegant Printed W oI Delains, Dneaia, Valeneias, Paris {Inpniil, Et offics tie Sate, Imperial Foulards, Sine a Trarers, a Cy, Poplins, Morning and Colored Per-

siana, Ri^toris Satin d« chetie new and beastifal

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Tickets and Fes'* So** Book no be btd iii Fnrii OvMers RecatrH Dally, aad for advuei, at Ina'i HsrifrStere.^.' iBSr safe fay tfae Can, half C«a or Cm at J- F^BlKCa, Agent. tS-SWeVS^owi. D. GRIFFITH. 0 I S

E«»gHsh aad

^^ant Silks

Goois «ar atodt" cercr tut been

®ort naaniiete. fiDSi" JSALf^ MCBOGGAL A CO.

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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! E I S O S E E A S O N

FARMERSBl'BG'

1 CMl.to

Sic.

ISAAt

Ni it

ALSO—STBAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW-JVtlLL.called "Kinir «f the Wnod*." This is au ingenious and useful a mill to make lumber in the woods. This mill can be run by anIrtai, steim or water power.

SjT

ISAAfc STRAUB, Patentee and Prop'r. No. lfl, WFCBT FROSTSTaerr,CIXCIAA ATI. O. 8 2 0 3

ENQLE& ~& STONE,

-I-

BOOT AND SHOB M.&

NJ.T

a. tered into a partnership, and are located on the east aide of the Public ftqutre, directly op«osite tbe Court Hotise, where Utey are pransrea tn carry on the Boot and Shoe bosinen tn all of its Tarioas branche

Tbeir long experfenre and saperfor A01 In tfca' line, enables tbem

famish a

BETTER AND CHEAPER

article than la acneraliy sold hi Terre-Hante. tT Oor atock embrace* the very beat tbattfnuld be procured, which was eaivtally selected by our selves and we empky aeoe but tbe aanat accompitsbed workAKR»—-bene we have DO hesitation fa saying that wears prepared to »««t tbe wants and neeeieiti«aof all. 1*. &—Repairing dost with neatness ami die #ldj alf 39 'S8

HOUCBOPA TBWPHrSlJAX,

19, Ma lit et Street. Opposite Baatfa Hoaae CMB«e twan

StTLLtVAl* OOUNTT, INDIANA.

sai«CTfer atmoanc** to the PoHletbat fn a few day* he exp»ct» to ba prtpartd to &11 ordsie thia oelebrated and favorite Ck«l. The qoaltrias that clUeflj recoatncad tiis ol general ose, are, that it is almost entirely ft?

it is consequentlr notiiyvrioas to health it has very little SLAfE OR STONY ItfATTKJR minrled with tbe puralv carbonacous txRx\ »nc« of the Coal: after eombostioo soarccly SOT CLIN ftER or IRON-LlKBfclNDER remains as a resident) in the burning much lees light ash is formed than unp-1, and therefore very little annoyance is felt from dost, etc.

SfEAM'PURPOSES THIS COAL 18 EXCELLENT!

It is also Veil Adapted to thJ purpo?& of tke Blacksmith, tbe Foundryman, ted the Gas Manufacturer. The sobscriber.

therefore, earnestly solicits his fHeuda and the public at large* to gira this caal a trial before ordering their winter's noal elsewhere. COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS, Wishing to prrchaSe at die pit's mouth, will readilv find the above mines,as they are situated on U*«t land pf that old and well-known Indiana pioueer, JOHN PEARCE, three quarters of mil* of the Evansville & Crawfordsvilte Railroad, Farmer«bnrg, Sullivnn Ctun'f, Ind

Specimens of the Coat mav be seen at WH1TWORTH Sc IS« ACS, TAYLOR

spacious*SALES R(

H. BAILEY and WOLFE CO't .STOVE STORE, where onlers may be left, which will be atended teas punctually a*possible. A. C. ISAACS. N. B. Burn Coil and »ave th. dollars,for it is now a well established fact that those who ate eoal instead of wood for culinary and other household purposes, save one-half of the usual oost el jViel. [Sept 7, -dw3m A. I.

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

HOUSE FURNISHING- GOODS!

ami Mil mt wm mm

The first Boor, the same depth of the c.-irpet room above, is being re-ftttad,exclusively or

Wliolesale and Retail.

For City and Country trnde, with two rows of counters, each 125 ie«t loug aad abundance of light from two sky lights, an advantage to purchasers, which they can find in tr other store in the citv. Lending from 'he centre of tlie store up a wide and easy night »f stairs, is the entrance to our carpet room, which has been noticed before.

For the benefit of the Indies we shall open the finest stock of

Trimmingt, Embrouferit*, Hotitry atul glove*,evct

most fastidious, nnd to the less pretending: the largest selection of Br«wu Aud Blenched Mtisl'ns, Canton Flannels. White, Red» and Yellow WMi Flannels, R.d Blankets, Suiioetts, Tweeds, Jean*, Ticks. Chocks, Batts,

Aug. 23-dtf L. RYCE & SON.

Hi 1 A»

ItLEGit:\llNC Mll.rs, for FIXJIJRING WIIE \T, GRINDING CORN MKAl.,Sit AM, GRAIN, FtSEP, &c., on w?ll a» whole OHW uf cvni.{cob and all,] as it vailed, into good fije cob aud corn Feed, in one operation.

These calebraUd mills I mnnuOicturc «nt of the best quality, of'French Burr Blocks, with anch cute. I build Six different siscs, pricea ranttiug from eighty-five to two hundred duU-trs. These Mills cont uue to stem ihe Current of all opoosition and. arc superior for all purposes, especially for wheat flouring.

mrniI

mm* A. M.iotlT M.

TTT At tiafcl fooixj ut ft*vnt D«u*. Jj RKFKKH TO ISv. O, P. Baer. XXiHwnd, Indiana. tT-1, nattv .^2?* thrr*^0».

O k. KMisuin. Xew IT'^lr. J—- Htm*. CaaiMdye CMf.

,t MJk&nm*TE xmnu,

COW STABLE'S SALES, Prfotw#

A O TT S

ABOVE GENTUEMES HAVE KN

»r

Ijr

TJIM* wishing to know fully about the prin clplc npon which they are built, and thenritk-s Pal enu.hy *ivlnr full h!»tory

I tllfi pi IV* «F ,of

aeh size, a^ well aa the tc.Waof.ale, will pl^aaej

address me. asking a Book oi Description, which I will mail snd post pev. Thoac who do so, will ,write in plain, readable language, the name. Past Office, Countv and Stat*.

for nate

Have

stock of

COAL'MINES

mw-ii

rUcular lranch of trade, the Second I .oft of the Store, making a

We are uow fittiug up for thnt par tery lnrce and spacious SALES HO OM, 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two Isrg® *ky h^hw, tde giving plenty of li^ht and am(je room to unroll, lay

and fitted up *itlt gas for evening trade giving plenty of liphtand ample room to unroll, lay dowa,

We shall open next month an unusually large and attractive

match aud cut carpets to fit rooms. stock of Carpet9, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Looking Olasse*. Curtain Banc's,

Pins, Cornices, «fen. Also: Cuitain Damaxk, MoreenB, Satin Delaine, Curtain Draperies Gimps and Trimmings of ail kinds in addition to the above a most complete stock of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow Case goods, ready made Bed Comforts, Brown and Dloitched Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, Joilies, and ToweU of every description. In faot every article that adds to, aud completes a thorough lock in this line, adopted to the wants 6f Housekeepers. Hotels, Societies Halls, Saloons, &c

FOOTE. 0

0*1'

Dretn Goorit, Silk*, Shoiet*, Cloak*,

before prefented in this market to the taste of the

Not forgetting the grent deRk-iencv lieretofore in

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

And. Tailors' Trlmmlnas,

Recollect befori- purchnning. we arc to open a full line of Ca simeres, Cloths, Shirta aud Drawor Crnvat«, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Glores ami Ho«ii-rv for every ocension In the meantime we shall spr\re nnoflorr to reduce the present st»)ek a« low as po siWo before tUe new arrives. OTBdrgains fur all. BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

A f*Hrd from |)r. Jnniw SI. J«rr»'tf, of THK NEW YORK LUNG lNl-'IKMAKV.—.My oioierllitn for tilt |in»t »i(fit )»»r* ill' lti« hln,r* a* l.'lilef I'tijuritiii, at.ii coi.r*e,»»i stoit.ly «li»voltoii to ilie itn* "l Kutmoi.ary (.'.(ni' iiHfillini .-) ti Iik t(mtr.'rf (llnox-e*. with my unrtVMtteri o|i|'OrtlndU«a »h«t loelrnl r/«r«rci —i* iltil Mi ltltl« ti a jwrtefl a\»*

n**t

I hn» eimblvl nor tn srriv*

a 1 -eoive, I nut »ine'*»ftjl «».ur** if treatirtfiit i-i' thi) *ltive sunt niilicat enre nil nln'iimS WTUt«* TJk^af./-swy, Riot Hj lnliw:»Itoit, tvai'-t tin-! iifati*e "I nieiliclke# '!trr ll» V' ft.e'«tl)|ea»»^l m»t ilm tlilpjP'"" ti-. W .'-Vni tlWtoi»«l *•. 'l

trmt-

hskI aithoiiuli!. ««t|u«ai In iti'! (in*|iit uihti:: i'im ti' 1 nh.i rf n-l AttaWtiSei^ie*, *«t I 'I nvres'iitv tint .m lit should Silt11,-. tn.iM iit *.

fntriil

,-ind l(!»

enllri-Htiiioiit. 'I. •:ic«r»i |CJ tlMln C| Iu tbv iiti'ivi* lt«^ ii"''* tt)

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htttm

U-! it' In- l»»tltU'

(ton ovor »hlb I l.HV liml itn* J»»i:nr t* »1 -e. sre too Wi-ll kit vii'Iimiwi!aaj* i-ali|ry »r com

fioiti loe. At 'It.-S'ftteiUitioti »l atai.j rhnt» miit |irir«-,i iiinl Inriidn tlir»:.£ii j.ftltni lltr«o le ulil Ihe «U«veetarl) i»n« Kr»a 111! Hli«*riillj Kfljip'irtfii. an1 afl«r «toe ronsfi'rriJtBfc. I k*ri- *nri-li* II'M) tt make sncli iirinncpim iil* MO wilt SrItip-1ItE KM ntmy «»\tiil irititnifiii wlihtii ll» ri-ai-lt all. na'l rn.l eoi fln a* ki-rriott'e, t« tlionoiity whi »irtwr ih« tfiltrniHr*. oe Wln weie nUti-Ut rinll ui» m» "(flee. |.liifr therefor* that tt»« trrHiofeitipirt »ill iclru ytitira i-at 'Oi tion. li'Hh to *t) pruft-n-»t'ifo«t If1rt^ren and tli" i.«Wt^. 1 tti.iitd rctj««-tfntly an in ronelin*on. Uial

1 tan nine t" mmutfl ptr-

tttfrr, 0$

all dt-trani-n ahotrp, and tliKI

tile toetlieiiHM. the »»m- a* ttoerf In Ikf tii«titu1toii i.r»pnml to .Milt p»rh liiitlrliliint

Mtotieari fnitrltr*. ftt. ff*m

cn*r. ftnalixf frdp»rit

III bn f'rwnr«tf

hrvtitoiM pari oi th« t'nllwl or.the Canadas. Taaa».~M»-fenti* of tr«'«linent ftt tetter are

low*, vti.-

*19peri*"*'h

ft-

f.ir e»«a fartrot. ltltlch *11)

tn«!nlr »a(Bi ten» f»r ai»nth'« UM'. »!•», lBhalt»i* \'a ")r* ntul an Itilidllif Apparatu*. Pa)ment o»'o't ffl t" p»ld to A$e»t on ivrelpt •»'the hi* '.f Med'« t»»!, and thi- halatirn. ntx ilollara. th«ewdrat»ea nf tli" moitlh. li the ptiSan.! be rwfpd o- In entirely »atl«B^d wttli the treatmeiit.—

»1

tt.«tr ra«e, and

,,eM-ratletala

*"tHIa»atllii)j

peraonal ezattlnallon.

ihei*#tv««

Ur. Jamt'a treataisat may rely upon

Immediate and permanent r»tJ« i, a* h« aeUoni hat to treat a ea»e o»er Ihtrty daja. Lelter* for ad»le» promptly aoIwsrod. K"f ftirtner partlrnlan ad4rata

JAM KB M. iAWRKTT, V.J).

Ko. WS Benadway.

for.Twetnfc

V.S.—Pb)»lian»

itge-dfta

Street If. y.

and othera vtatttnath* etl» ar- ra-

•(Mettalty Invited rail at tbe tnflriaary, wfc»rr» wanr tnter**Ufifrea«e« ean be wltaraaed. and where oor pr*vf4 oppmrat** lerttMi tnkalatloo ef nttsieal vapa» can be«*f*n aad in»pi-cled aept.

CnSBAP! CHEAPER!

Xoll

db Mann,

Maacracnmcaa

ALL

rnnot or

BOOTS & SHOE3,

Phoenix Row Terre-Haute, Ind,

of tbe Big Braaa Boot.

Jtnt

receivad a largs and well sslectad

BOOT8 AND SHOES,

Embraciag every variety for Men. Women and Children, whlcb they are determined to sell at tha biees. IfviBf r*te§. TbHr Stoek is general, and so oae need ha re cause to go away dfntatisfied, eithar with r*jr«nl to price or quality of thecooda they 1t»*ep, They have set ont to please all customers. sod they will do ft!

TAH ofder* for new work filled promptly.— Oar workmen ar* "f tbe be*t class, and we snail wltrsaWt all work made at th# shop.

ZTR •pairing done to ord r, aad with aeataasa and dbpatah. A share ef tbe Pab^spatronaite (a w^tt'sHy aotkftad. 4 dwtf

bead, aad two Wed lege srblte to paateretelrt, one lacng white a Ktt^ bigpber ap tbap tbe otker. Any •eesona seeing Mai

Pet l,*rla.

cbef|i, at

paper,

VA/LT VSl&S OF If ICR.

bearing of him, orretan

tag Mm, will be rewarded by ealllnf at my Mitt H«1« supposed to bare token a soutiierlv dlreo«K» L. THOMJ$OF-„

CsMt OsM! A^idf WCd, COS CORAL. LAVA. OOLD STOSK, PLAI5 /aad »th«r deal raVie atyles of JatMtqr, tn eeC aad aiperate. Owata Breaet Ptaa a |m Hwftatoit