Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 220, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 October 1858 — Page 4

A N Kr O E I S D*ilt Cstoa, CotaansD UaIIt ro« m« !HDUXA'

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»k B*#3r *nt ffeeacfce* par S| jhrnrsM. par Indlaaa, lfiehlgaa City..»• par

Klkbf rf. Elilurt ......... par p«f ®f** Ootltim, Om^h p«r 311- Vjfiwn. Mt. Varaon par *, is, *W»m ......'if'., Ur

CaplttA, ladlanapolli

»*. tTartaw, par W a iilem.lfaw Al&atfy........i,par par lM«kTtl{»ll(*k, mokrltk....... par OinlR*sk,miMvlll* «... pdr Ot«bu(r* City Bank, Cambridge Ctty pa" Owtni Bmfc, iRdltMjwUi ........... par Ktthuwrllmk, 0ra*oca«tfa par XarstteCoaaty Bank. Connersrtlt*. par Urr*«r«' A-X^ebanlr*' Bk, ladUaapotls Parmar** Bank. We»t«eM......, par Gr*m»fv Bank. l^ifkycUe.... R«Mfer Bank, Loraaaport. par Rantliurtno onow Bank, Huntington.. .. .10 Ji» fattana Bank. Msdlaoa par Indiana Farmer*' Bk, Franklin .. per laf- la Stock Bank. I,at*rte... 10dU Iwiun Kaaerra Rank. Kokomo par KrnM*T «tnfk Rank. Cotnmbas par Umii/»RMk.Um* par Mar'hant*' A Machaolr# Bk. Sew Albany par 5, V. A Va. RtaU Uttek Bk, EvanfrHle par Prairie Clur Baok, 1rre-Hants par *o«iti»ern Bk of lad., T«rre-Haate par lt«m Rank. Paleoi par fa«inr* Bank of lad., Coaaarvrltla SOdlt tiawnae (UnkrAltlM...... Trader** Bank. Indtaaapotls

Bank, Wtnoemae-

Watota* C.haeka. ferre.Haata par Bank. L^cantnort... Alt nth art, «y»7V dlKoaat.

I I N O

CHlim*' Bank. Mt. Carmal par Mnahvtlla Bk., Bnakrlll# 10 dl« Pimple* Ban's, farm* MdU il«A ^trarlljr Bk., IHiitIIIi tOdls 111 nOtara dlaeonat. 5KW KNGIAAD •TATBR. 411 Rnlml Bank*.. 5BW YOKK A.tO HEW JERSEY. All Solreat Backs

O I O

Stat* Bank and traar has Rank of Canal Bank Cleveland. Clljr Bank •fClnelaaa e«riaea Co., Baa ........ Clnr Rank #fw!»mbni Oaloa Bank flindntky OHy...

Alt otker* ..... KENTUCKY, All solreel banks

VIHOUUA.

jilt Mtvant B»nk» Rank of Kanawa Trana. Alleghany Baa*

90 dU

Bolrantbank* P*

CHERIFP'S SALE. O Kxtrutlnn U«oed from mon Plant#, tom

And raw

T«rm» ofaale—Two. eqaaU^slatlment* of sit and twolva months, puseha«or gwng Bote soeurHy, waiving v»luatlo^ l»ws. wMh( mortc#** on

A*lroiiNtr»tot oftlre wtatvof Gershom H. Ja^oes. Se|»t. 9,«4w (pr's fee fC.95

Sheriff's S»V.

Stions

:OG

VIRTUE ofOPO Rtocuilon |h« Vigo Court of Cbmmnn mo directed and delivtfrwl, In favor Sinniel

r«dlock

and

Vnuifvm Padlobk^*nd kgaii«lOa*i'i B^S^pbens, 1 hato levied on tho following real estate, to-wit! a a ha W of A a W of scctiot. twenty thire (23), township btelrefia), Range nine [!M, containing thirty 30) acre«, taken as tho twowrt* of tike said Stopheh*, 1*^4 I wiH«wt th# 93th oav of Mnr. l««. within the Icjifal hourt ofaaid day, at the Q«wK Hott*o dooc In Tcnre. ffaute, offer the rent! ind profit? "of rfaM pretrtfeei together with the apnnrtennnoe* thereunto belong Inf. for sale to the higheat bidden for cash, tor a term of »er 9 veara, and if the same should fail •eii for a aura own I saw to tali aft »«dd and costs, I will th*n kwdthf r« offer thb fce tftfcpl# the highest bWder for cash. 10,r^wAttr"1' ti«nandooM. %.B.STBWARTr April 99 IP88—pr. fee 4.50 Bhorig.

ITERtFF'8 SALE.—B* virtu# of two w««i iatned from the Vigo Common PIm« Court and to rae diiw*«d and dellTcred, one in favor Charles Bridjc# and others ami »eAln#Y*™j£ MorphT and PaterOajhoa aa priociwl#. TPWh. at replevin Aw Uwrv «. Kly and Kdwnni E. Bowen, WiUiam II. ModcaneU^Co.. «d a*)®!* P«Mr I have levied upon the following real wit the North Wwl quarter t?p *h« Ea«t quarter (W) of action No. u*e (a) »0 Townahio No. twvlr« 9) NonhoC Kab^No^ nine (9) \Veat. containing thirty-five(S5)acn*«andt*at»-ona hundwllha^ ofaR MW.a^lot N^ wivf) of W#at flrae4l««»l Section in Township No. twelve (19) North of Ran** (9) Wcat, coCtamlng h**r-ft«r wew and I wiB on t|p atst 4a* »f ialj A D. 1858, at tb Cortrt io« in the town of Haute within the legal horn* ofaaidday,oIRjtU» rent* and piiIt* for a ten* of aeren yc««. and should the aame fail to sell for a sufficient mm to aalisfv aaid cxrcotions and coata, I willthen ana thare offrr the fee simple to the highest bidder we to»at$afv*aid exeeutiona and coata.

WSf. 1. 8T8WART, WierilT V1g« 0a. Jtlly «, jpr» fee»&.W

SHER

IKF'S 8 ALKv—Bt Tirtwe of one execatioa iswed fro» *h« Vlco Couri of to m« dlreeKd and deiircted l» faror ol Ell DU, («*mtornW ko^n« V» the Mat* &*«<*£, *%gr

vk ami Hew* R.P^kNek»lh*« kfWop the t^lowlnn dwnbed real arras, the sooth ra*t ^jcartwr *t •nvirter of aectkHI ltlw» (?K *??.

5^*0,(105^0, fcalTi of th« *Htih (9), totnship and raitf* a it* 3d day of JalyTtSS^ of said day at t)b« Cwrt HT

(,1?2

with term of #W jw», and aho^ld tha (wmWIo '•"•fr" xaid m«H« «wd ewta, I arillUwA

iu a»»i ia isiih aatd steMtlw toe ferwti v^. H. ?TEW ART, Sh«riC

E O E N

1 iXlll*. the Ccures

par

.. par dU 40 dl.

MARYLARD.

All other# nar. PKRRBYLVAIfIA ASD Bk. of Rflweaatl#.. Warren Co. Bk. Riia City Bank Alt «thorMlr«nl Hanks..... ......... RORTH A SOUTH CAROLINA ARI) OROKOIA All soleent bank*

LOUISIANA.

10 dl* «Sdli 73 dl» par SdU

Row Orlaanabank* par MICHIGAN. All basts MW

TriSCORHlR.

All solvent bank* Idw MIRROUKI. Wtate bank and brsoehe* par

TRRJfKRRBR.

Old bank* 3 $ Pr*«banK* JUHoW dl« DIHT. COLUMBIA AJtD CANADA

By virtue of on

tho Vleo Court ofCoro-

("Irootad and drllrarrd In furor ol

Kelloy. and arntiwt Mlchaal Trutfor.),

ha r* Invlcd «po»i thi lollo*tiir duacrlbcd real e*tatp, Thn south ea»t nu^r'^r of tlio »«utb oo»t unarlar fV of aortlan thirty (»i), town«hlp lhlrt«en in ranc" nlna (0 ponUliitng fortv (40) acres, n* the T»fop«rtr of the laid Truxfnrd, amt 1 will« Salurditv ih» «5th d"«* «r Sept«ailK,r, 1KW, within the Icital kmim of Mid day, at lit* Court Hnu domln TcrreRaul*. Ind., off th« r^»U and proflu "f tho above durrlhsd nr«»inl*e». to*cth*r with tho appwrtonance* (linrcunto UlonirlKK. «*r a tarm of »oven yoar*, and »ho«dl the *nm« lall »o »«H for a anlllrloiit arm to »att»fT »*ld a*oeullon and co»l». 1 will thon and tuoro Off»r thn fao ilmpla to the highest blddor for cash to aatl.f, .aid ^"iL STKW ART, Shorlff. topt. «,-wlw lpf*» f»° •4'00-

Sale of Heal EBtate

virtue ^f an order of l!t« Vigo Court of Common 0 Pleads, will on th* 7th da* of October, IMS, be twean the hour* of o'clofk, A. M. and tho premlie* of Joshua Anler»ou, K«yHie In said county, dfTsr at public Ancllon the r.illowliig «ascnbpd lands, »o-wU: lh« no Mb east n^H^roflhs north west utiarter of fractional *«cUot, Nothr«e (3), town thirteen (13,) north range nine ,(9) Ing part of the estate of 0»r«hom H. Jait»e$ deceased 'couUlnlog 39 30-100 serai tnftv* nr tau.

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A (rift worth from 50cent* to *500.00 in Gold, will bo prevented to each aabacriber immediately oa reeeipt of the subscription money.

Ona eopy for ona y«r.. One copy fortwo years.... One eopy

for

par

94,00 and 1 jrtft

......3.00 andS jnfts 5.00 and 3gMU 940 andS gifts

three years.

One copy forflve years.

ASD TO CLUBS.

Three enplea one year f5.00 and 3 lfU Pira copies one year S.flOandS glBa Tea copies on* year 15.00 and 10 irlfl* Twentv-one copies one year 30,00 and 91 gifts

The articles to be distributed are comprised In Ute following list. Spaekagea of gold containing $500,00each 5 do do do 800,00 each 10 do dot do Ni0,00 each 10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watceea IWMMeach

Gold Watehe each SO do #0.00 en ch 100 do each

300

Ladles G*!e Watches 35.00 each SOT) SHrer Hunting Cased Watches 30,00 each 500 Silver Watches 10 to 95 l.mo Gold Guard. Vest and Fob Chalna 10 to 30

Gold Loeketa. Bracelets, Ear Drwrvs, Breaa Pins. Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Kln» s. Shirt Studs, Watca Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of etbei articles, worth from fifty cents to 915 each.

Immediately on reeolpt ef the subscription money the subscriber's name will be entered upon our subterlpllop book apposite a nombor, and the gift corresponding with that somber will be forwarded, wtthtr. ono week, to the subscriber, by mail or express, jtost paid. All communications should bo addremed to

DEAR & SALTER.

41 and 40 M4lhtt Building,335 Broadway N. Y. •,*Spelmen copies sentCreo. Ag|nts wanted. March 38 dtam woamr

WHOLESALE

GROCER I

CORNER OF MAIN IFTJI STREET ERRB HAUTE, I KDIANA.

F. TTII UL5IA N

RESPECTFULLY

inform? Ma friends #na ti.«

public generally tfcnt he hns removed his Wholoaalo Grocery and Liquor Storo to liis largo New Stcre room Corner of JVlnin nnd 5th St eels.

Sugar, Coffee, Molaxscs, Teas, Tobaccos, jatts. etc., etc Will always bo found tnere at he lowest Mar* kctprico and of the very owrt. ^tttility.

TliroMgh it Ions experience in the buBiacss, nnd after having fiscd Hid rectifying concern, in his new store room on a large scale, and afterthe latent, entirely new and most perfect principle, he shall now be able to furnish the best

Dnnble Rectified Whislcey. ..

Which lias ever Ix'^n sold in this market. Ills decidedly the most pleasant, purest and best rectified Whisky, whSce wm ever-made an'l will &cce! the best ever brought on hern faom Cincinnati or any other place* His stuok of

WINES AND LIQUORS,

Such as French Peach and Brandies, Port. Maderla, nnd Sweet Malaga Wine.Gin, Bum, Rye, Bourbon, Maoongahcla, Irish and Scotch Whisky, Spanish and American Brandy, 1* now laiger, and mora ^snorted, than, ever, and as lieis ftilly wnvinced that he ean «orr.pete with the Best Hofeues, ritl#r in Cincinnati, or St. Lonis, all t'no.He who shall need anything to hfe lino, will And it to their intcnst to call and oxainiue before buying else where. .•

Mar 97, '57 dwl? F. T. HULMAN.

ttlM. H. iik

4 1 JtOftN OS h-.u.,'v»1 -««xJ

T. H, BARR & Co., W

DRtTGGISTS & CHEMISTS,

.And dealers in

thugs. Mediants, Perfnmery, Paints, Dytt, Oik, Wfrdcw Glass, OUtssK as a re a is a 1

Goods, Brushes, Patent

Feb 7 *T-dtf

Medicines, Cigar*, die.

Corner of Fnurtk nnd Main Streets, TEHHE-llAf TK, I1K0IA1VA. CTAgents for Jones, White dt McCurdy eel ebf^ted Tceth, and I-Tona' Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy

PRAIRIE CITY

CARRIAGE FACTORY'

WELCH ft WRIGHT, O I E O S

TH£%UB8CRIBERScustom***

WOULD INVITE THE

attention of their aod the public generally, to their stock of carriage* a»i buggiea, of tho latest patterns, which they oiler for safe at reduced pricre. Having lately returned from the East with a complete stock of the best material the Eastern market afforded, which we are now finishing op. We shall have in a few days aa entire new stock of work readv for sole, which, for durability, style and fttdath, will «WV all competition.

To meet the want* of the trade we bare, and shall keep oo hand, a good aawtweot of the diff em* style* of (*nfe|te« and burgics need in this locaKtv, aa w« boy oar stock ana materials direct from the importer and toannfitclarer ire are enabled to cmpete^ut»ei«4\illy, i# qoality and price, with the Eastern Maimlaetwrer, thereby Mtring to the eo»*oa(Kethfe ferriage aod fireirfit tothiapafaii. tT Rq)alnag sMthdnw all is branch**.

To our numerous friends and pa tracts who haw wataitwd at dariag the ftwr Tears now past, are would retan our sinceee thank* and hope by a straight forward coorw In oor fa—inrss to merit a

4 WRIGHT.

TT Shop and ward room tm rtK- e«rner of Second and Walnut streets, ooe Motek soath of the nsMkji j»ie,1We.Haule»i«S*l(»s

Dwelling Howe for Sale. COKifOVTABbS and tkmSty residence situated mk the eww»of Ofcfeaud lit fia^h Tsawr Fortertasapf^ lo «ea bockitc.

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INDIANA us AIJ^ERl-mEaffillTS

Valuable Pianofortes!

t&m

ONE FCLL GR AJs DPI AN 0, -ws *.• u.f

ONE PARLOR GRAND PIANO

TWO^ODIS XI,V GAKYmBIANOS,

TEjr 7 OCTO CARVED Alfitt FJLA1-T

Tnprtfcf wfdi oomplcte unrtmat of other •izca and stjles at

s! fw

NO. «, BATES HO'tiSB,*

N E wTu SIC

Wa »re rceeiring Weakly mpplies of music comprising the latest publications. WILLARD & STOWELL,

No. 4, Bates House, Indianapolis, Ind S«pt. 6, '58 dly

A E O S E

Corn* of Washington and Ohio Streets INDIANAPOLIS. IND. JEMK D. CABHICHAEL, Prep'r. 8 6 5 8

W I O S E Ea*t Wa*ki*qton Street, South Side, I N I A N A O I S IN I A N A

LOII. EPPINCIER, Preptr.

BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.

Guests earried to and from the house free of charge Sept 6, '58-dly

A E I A N O S E orrosm ONION bktot. IN I A N A O IS IN I A N A HOLLOWAY & MORBOW, Proprietors.

D*Good warm Meala always on hand on the arrival of Trains, and plenty of time to eat them Sept, G, '58-dly

OCUTjIST.

AURIST

AND

GENERAL SUSOEON. 31l East WaiHnqton St., over MeOinnW Clothinj Store, Indianapolis.

Prof. T7pdecr air, Formerly resident Physician at Willis' Hospital, Philadelphia, and for many years Principal of the Danville Eveand Ear Infirmaty, Professor of Anatomy, and Leeturer upon Physiology, has taken an office in this place and will operate on all surgical diseases, and begs leave to inform the public, that all diseases of the Eye and Ear, (with few exceptions) are curable and will operate on Cataract, Cross Eyes, Artificial Pupil, Opacities of the Cornea, Inverted Eye Lid*, Sore Eves, and all diseases of the organ. Deafness, difficulty of hearing, (even when the drum is entirely gone, will insert an artificial, answering nearly all the purposes of the natural.) He will also operate on Club feet, Tumors. Cancers, Morbid Growths, Deformities from Burns.Contracted Limbs, perform the operation for Artificial Nose, by healing on a new one. And inset Artificial Eyes.giving them all the motion and expression of the natural, defying detection—they are inserted without remor in" the old one, or producing pain.

The superior ad vantages he has had in Euronc nnd this country in perfecting himself in all that is new and valtmble in Surgery, warrants him in saying, tlint everything within the bounds of tho proftsdiou may be cxpected of him.

O E A

You can have your hair restored, no matter how bald yon nro. One week's time in most case* being sufficient to iroduce a hair from every folicle that produced a hair before. Gray hair can be restored to its natural color without dyeing.

Sept. C.-dly

A MISERABLE LITE And Premature Death!

"V0UNG MEN WHO, BY INDULjftng In s«or»*t habit*, have ruined their lioalth. p*rostrttt«d their nervous system, and Impaired tholr minds.

thornby rcnderlnjttho pleasures of mar rlect lift Xwrsry pilgrimage upon earth are respectfully notified that Dr. EW. I KG. by much study and experience In thU branch of practice. Is dally oM' injr cares in the most difficult cases, without tho leadt difficulty: or trouble. Patients afflicted with any sf'id «f private disease, from the mildest form to the most severe, ran consult l)r. K. with the fall assuranco of a |u!ck and lasting cure. Dr. B. warrants a core without

eld or mercury, or change efbnatiiemi or det. Dr. Kwing nnuonncet to lad lev In want orarcmedy fOrobstnictlaaw. •Irwfalaritlc#, die., peculiar to tho dptlcntp ingnn!nation of tliolr l»r. Dacler's Heritaflt MolUtty Pll» tba remclv. The many thonMnd boseaTtavl Ifbalfllke the ^)rjKwin*V oftc«. to. S Virginia A vsnuo, Stoth of Branch Bank. ljn»lANAPOE1s,-IXD.

nxes sold proVB It—nokcopeil: III of them, o^lfjlke diem. Or.Deelor'sPlllseau only be had at

Cattiox.—M*rrlod ladles la certain situations »honld not use them. For reason see direction* with each box. Prir« one dollsrv soat by mall to any part of the world. Office hoar* from 8 o'clock*, m. until 9 p. x. inly 31 JBSfi-ddrwly

S Persons cotnultlng ipe by letter are requested Incite a roll 4e*rip«o» Vfywptom» a. nytng Ik* name with Ranlt Note, they every aUentlan their case reqnlres.

Washington Foundry ft Machine Works

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

A S IS It A N I O If •ANcrrAcnnucxsor ENGUVCS ANI BOILERS,

CAST

snd Wrought Iron Madiinery, of all kinds Grist Mills Sash, Muley and Circle Saw Mills. Also,

Rake, Gram Separator, Improved. Pitt a Grain Separator.

THK FIRST PREMIUM MACHINE Horse Power for Belt or Tunbling th*fi Machine.

Portable Entfnea, suitable for running Threshing Machine*, Com Sbellers,Portable Mills,Wood. Sawing, &c.. The attenlkM of Farmer* is directed to thk power, aa they are admirably adapted to any ase to which hone power ean be applied, 1

For cimtUi with tinns andprko address as •dove. Infonnatk» or Machines obtained of U. Shewmaker,*! his Ware-bonse, or at G. F. and C. 0. Smith, at their More in Terre Haute.

May 8-dwfim. n,."

Fancy Painting.

/^IRECf AN, Crystal or Orient*], Italian V-T Uutdec *hw*mI Cel*«Uat Palafiac*. IJ PriaM Ummuoru. tftslhphr #1, ItediMtim art ex^ltHt to loam flatly wtUoata

Fait 4tncOo|» SMrt free fey nail no r»rtea. «ar» are IWtl aa^ pttim ttiat any wtta "no jw»»*«a» of dftwlff V* wkieh west*

yth*.

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.Jfm 99m* 1w»-8a»», l»d.

yOHctt fwekran «goodSt«rsa Sow" MSI in 4od rantdnc «*derat low ra «s, and on good .eras, at

Jan 11tkI

UARSERT 4 S A RTON S,

Hovel and Extraordinary! ,r

New Schedule of Premium8

or rm

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Our jewelry is composed exclusively of the richest first class articles, warranted to be solid gold,, or precisely as represented, and every person Selects his own premium. Oars Is the on'y Publishing House that offers premiums on this plan, or that furnishes this class of Jewelry.

The following is a list of a few of the articles, with the amount of the club for which it is given as a premium, and the postage required for its delivery bv mail. Splendid DeUcbed Lever, Enameled

Dial eighteen caret Gold Watch warranted a perfect time-keeper.. .$€0 00 Elegant Lepine Enameled Dial 18 carat Gold Watch 50 Q0 Large Double-Slide Qo!d Pencil and

Gold Pen. warranted to be solid gold Postage. throughout- 6 00. .9c. eautifiil Gold Pencil, warranted to be solid gold throughout 9 00..9c« Gold Pencil, Gold Watch Key, and

Gold Tooth Pick combined 8 00. .9c. Extension Silver-Case Pencil (warranted aame as coin) and Gold Pen... 2 50..9c. Rich Gold Band Bracelet 4 00.. 9c Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet 8 00. .9c. Superb lined Gold Locket, engraved and turned 4 00.. 6c Set of Gold Cameo Ear Drops 6 00.. 6c. Set of Gold Coral Ear Drops 6 00.. 6c. Gold Cameo Pin for Ladv 5 00..Go. Gold Florentine Pin for Lady 5 00..6c. Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Gentlemen.. 2 00..6c. Set of Gold Cameo Studs 3 Oft,. 3c. Set of Engraved, Lined Gold Studs.. 2 00 .3c. Set of Gold Cornelian Sleeve Bu'tons for Lady or Gentlemen 4 00..3*. Superb Friendship Ring, solid sixteen Acarat gold, richly enameled 4 00. .3c.

Miss's Ring, solid sixteen carat gold set with stone 2 00..3c Among the Engravings are: The Signing of the Death Warrant of

Lndv Jane Grey, from I he celobra-' ted painting by Daniel Huntington. 22 incnes long by 17 inches wide.. $1 00. .12c. The Trapper's Last Shot, from the jrcat paintingby W. Rauney.18x24 1 00. .12c. The Angler's Daughter,from the great painting by Lancaster 50. ..9o. Sparking, from the painting by F. W.

Edwards 50.. 9c. (Foa FULL SCHKOULK SUE OUa CATALOOtrie.) The United States Journal contains sixteen large folio pages, ably edited and profusely illustrated. Price only 50 cents a year.

Our catalogue contains orer 1,000 of the most useful, entertaining, and popular works of the day.

Any person sending us'50' cents or more, either for the Journal or for books at the lowest prices, is entitled to the same amount in any of the premiums of his own selection from the Schedule.— He is also entitled to extra Premiums amounting $1, and Extra Books or Journals amounting!**#! for every club of $10, thus receiving for $10 JBooks or Journals amounting to ^11, and Premiums amounting to 11. The amount to prepay postage en the Premiums, shonl I accompany each order.

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Specimens and Catalogue sent free an application. Send on a few subscriptions at once, and soled vour premium from tho above, or when you reccfve the Catalogue.

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Publishers 406 Broadway New York-v

Auditor's Report.

Of the Receipts and Expenditure* of I'yro County for 'he year ending May 31,1858. There have been received nt the County Treasury since Juno 1,1857, ns follows:

Total

Jane 19-dwtf

Da.

On account of Poor House Farm-Sale of lot* $3,274 K, On account of Docket and Jury Fees.... 390 58

Estrays 20 75 Show Licenses..... 30 00

Ob account of Miscellaneous—rent', witness' ees,&c... 71 30 On accountof Bank Loan.. 1,940 00

Taxes 41,559 52 Railroad Dividends 390 83

Total. .rr... .$7,677 1 4

There has been Issued since tbelstday of June, 1857, County Orders for the following objects, and to the following amounts: For fees and salaries of County Officers. §3,650 78 to Bailiff's 931 04

Assessing Revenue. I.... 624 38 Jurors 2,105 01 Insatilty Expenses 1,267 62 Public buildings 1,517 35 Township Taxes 2^37 73 Specific Allowances 1,388 40 Road Purposes. 99 00 Road Taxes 844 11 Bridges...... 425 25 Election E*«8n**. 21 75 Coroner's Inquests....... 50 Poor Expenses 4,038 66 Criminal Expenses 2,440 34 Stationerv 749 84 Railroad Taxes 4,145 18 Interest 9^94 00 Poor House and Farm 1,758 97 Loans 2,0.10 00 Specific School Taxes 2,3-W 61 Agricultural Society 75 00 Citv Sflbool Taxes 2 000 00

.437.643 52

A. LANOE, Auditor.

Tonne America

O O N a O S I NO. S, EARLY'S BLOCK, Terre-tlsnte, Iadinnn.

Spring and Summer Clothing!

FOR MEN A Iff) BOYS.

Fcrnlshing Goods, all binds nnd Qnatitji^. €-o*ts, Pants, Vesti, Shirts, Hat«, Cap*

Trnnks, Carpet Bags, aod Valises, Underclothing of all Kinds.

HAVING

added largely to my stock I am now

prepared to offer rtft* fndooeawwte to all persons who are fn vast of clothing of oaf tft?* rriptioo. So look out for hargalns.irad remember to sail at the right place. No. 3, Early's Bktdk.

May 8-dtf JOSEPH.

Township Library.« 'W'OTICB is hw bv given that this Library kr removed from tl»e unkm Priutfag Oflke to Pamicciosi's Mfail«s4incay 4m room oa «be 9d floor. IVIr area I«^e wwnbrr nf bookk now oot of the Library vhldi must be freed lantdialtlyt From that norikp 0# the ubrtiy in setts ftwk 2 to 31 vor* there fa ICS boohs miming, besides a large tmmberof lingie vofc. This ssnst be ^traninal neglec* hi not iwbwstng ererybook belbre the 98 days espife

N. B. The Library is open mrj dry nrom 19 o'clock, A. M., and mm 1ml* past I to* pa* 3 P. M.

Mm 1ft*/

8 to

past I to hali K.FLIST. Lfonritn

HOW aRD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA.

A Bearvoltnt Institstion established by special E*

The Directore of the Association, in their Anntt a! Report upon the treatment of Sexual iseases, fer the year ending Jaooary 1st, 1858, express the highest satisfaction with the success which has attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Im-

SnanismGonorrhoea,

rtence. Gleet. Syphilis, the vice oi or Self-abuse, &c., and order a continuance of the same plan for the ensuing year.

The Directors, on a review of the post, feel assured that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves,«with renewed seal, tn this very important and much despised cause.

An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Ibe vice of Onanism, Matur bation, or Self-abuse, and other diseases of sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will he sent by mail (in a sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt ofTWO STAMP for postage. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment of KXual diseasea, diet, |tc., are constantly being published for gratuitous distribution and will be sent to the afflicted. Som of the new remedies and methods of treatment discovered during the last year, are of great value.

Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORG E R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No 9South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

By order of the Directors.

GEO. FA IROH ILDj Secretory. EZRA D. HEART WELL, President a 9 7 1 8 & S I

UndertaKln^. In its dilloretit Ibrms, lor which purpose he keeps on hand a good supply of nil kinds of

O I N S

And will furnish and attend Funeral cheaper than any house in the city.' Having secured tho services of D. 0. FOSTEK nny orders left with him at his residence, in the south part of tho bity, or at my store, will bp prppHiyjfttt»«nd«'d to

JE3T\All articles srfld oil tlih most rc«sonable terms, aild delivered free of chitrgc to any part of the city. /MT Illinois money laknft at pnr.

Remember the Terre-Hante Furniture Store, on Fourth Street, opposite the Post O is a to a a in

Terre-Haute, Oct. 81, '57-ly«~

Str oiiarles

THE

Fresh Oyster«, »«*rdlne»,

and in fact everything to EAT and DRINK thati the market can afford, at the nw*t reasonable rateWe also have a very fine Ball Room 65X22 fret, which can be had at any time for Cotlllou parties or other social gatherings on the most reasonable terms. Perwma desiring such a hall trill piaase call at the St Charles.

PHIL H. & DANIEL MONNIGER, Feb. 18,1858-dtf

ATTEHTI0H AIL THE WOELD

"THK REST OP J£APJKIKDlw

LUC1EN,UOUBlli'r.SWISSWATCH

MAILER being mm fuilj «aUbliisIied, mm permanently lceat«d en

Maia St., Ho. 9, Xedbaaiet' low*

OflsritoUifrtsnds,sfts(fyid*etedaisa(taiBt of Jewelry, Wsidws, Clocks, Ac., and ex pec tally invites the fashionable, the grave and the. gay.to esli In and exaastneUie 9usck as he has something ia bt* Tine for eaehu

Tho^e who vidi fisd tus-lceqwm«od4w-tyfttlnMl VsMhlwwwAlewMwHtlMfristsiiMt to*'d?miB" befSs?* purchMing elsewhere, sm alt #aiefce*told by htm ncvutism before they

As Wei! *#kEPAlSIlf9 and s«y o&er Mod of*eet ialkiafino.

Besot-* jm K.wnikrVe.fl,Mseluai«s' Row, and kwrw jroe are in the right pi»e*, befarwys*

mmm

view

JL of the awful destruction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiced upon theimfbrtunateTictinraof snchdwraj* es by Quacks, several years ago directed their Consulting Sargeon, as it CHAR1T ABLE ACT worthy of their name, to open a Dispensary far

the treatment of this class erf diseases, in all their 5

forms,and to give MEDICAL aDYICEGRATIS

to all who apply by ictttr, with a description ol their condition, (age, occupation, aabits of life, ic^i and in case of extreme povertv, to FtJRNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Association command the highest Medical skill of the age, and will fbrntab the most improved modern treatnenu

l^e

2 1 I I

Terre-Haute Furniture Store!

The Cheapest place to buy

N I E

On tho Wabash.

y. a

Is pleased to announce to tho citizens of Terre Haute, and surroan.iing country, that ho has just opened a New Furniture Store, on Fourth street, opposite tho Post Office, and has now on hand a largo assortment of Furniture, embracing all kinds of

Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Looking-Glasses, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, \V ash-

Stands, One-seat Rocking Chairs, and Children's Chairs.

And, in fact, all articles usually kept in Fnrnituro Stores. Ho has and will keep constantly on hand,a largoJassortmpnt of

6 1 & A 0 1 1 1 & I N S He is also propantd to do all kinds of ordered work in my line, lie wtuld also a to in or prepared to attend to the lnnnclicK of

"iTTr

THE CLKYKL.VM)

WOOL DEPOT,

HtWabliahod

in tite

wtm«r

JO" Onlur In Hiu MRrjUml M*t. |,olt«rl»». MAOXII'IrKNT

18S*.

AS been in ooeratio* over four yean, «hui«f which period, though ita progress baa beeS impeded by the adv«r»o „t i&4 and 1337, the practicability of Uie plan has been clearly denonetrated. That the hotee affords supenor advau*tes to the WOOL GROWERSOF^Hg WfST, as a mediuln for passing their wuala into

of the manufacturer, is now no longer a

But*,fbouPh*

1*^ number of

Wool Growers have availed themselves of thesrf adrantagt-s during the last four yearv, ret, surprising as it uwy appear to manv, 'our receipts htta' been larger frorn^ Merchants aud Wool-buyers thaa w*® ool-growers, and this mar be aeeouhted ft»# mainly from the fact, that, a da*, Wool-grow-have been more easily infiuenced abd misled than the former, br the atatementiof a fhw operator* who are wholly opposed to all eflhrts having for their oltjeet the tyst^ mat is! ng of tha Wool tmf or the enhancement of prices to the producer.

The part year, characterised as tt has b*»a by the most disastrous financial embanmwaanu, hat been one «f the mo*t tinfbmtnate fter aacotlatlngand managing sales of wool, and tho faet that the' enterprise has been remarkably successfully, not withstanding these disttdrantagvs, and given almost universal satisfaction to consignors, should1 we think, inspire sufficient confidence to iaduod large consignments from wool-growers.

To those who have been prejudiced by fhlss rumors, and who have manifested a want of conft dence wo have frequently made advances equal to the price they have been offered for their wool.— Such advances, however, ahould not be required', aa the enterprise was started for their benefit, and this object has steadily kept in vl"w, and we ^pt the encouragement will be such ss to tr-tbl« us to continue our efforts. Indeed, wool-grawers particularly the present year, ennnet aflbrd to dc without such influence and facilities aa this Houst can extend to them.

BETTER PRICES,

than they can obtain by any other method, and would, we trust, become permanent friends of th« enterprise. At this House, the

Wool is Closely Classified!

Into different STYLES and GRADES, thus rendering it more attractive to the manufacturer a ho frequently docs not wish to purchase mixed lots. Here he can obtain the particular grade of wool adapted to to the qualitv of goods ha mauu laotures, and can thus afford'to

Pay 3 to A Cents a Pound More Tlian uuder the old system of employing sgente and sub acrents to canvas the country to procure his stock. Here he can find uniform grades, which are BO WELL KNOWN to Eastern Manufacturers, that the only expense attending their buying is a letter or telegraph dispatch, ordering any particular grade nnd quantity. 0*To tlioso who wish to consign Wool to us, we will forward Sacks, by express .»r otherwise numbered nnd marked so that no other directier would he required to have the Wool reach us,

Wool Twine.

For tying op Wool, will be sent to those order Ing, nt Manufacturers'prices. To show our envfidenee in the future Wool Marlvt we propose to mnkc more lilHial

C'nsli Advances.

than heretofore, ifdesired. Hoping to receive a more extended patronage from the wool-frrowcra nnd merchants ot the west wo promise undivided at tin ti on to tbciy {uteres nnd remain

Verv trulv.&e., GOOD ALE 4. CO.

Cleveland, May 31, 1858-w 2 m.

Maryland State Lotteries.

hakck

!V:

& Co Managers

of I lie Maryland Stale Lotteries, lowing Sjtlciiiliil Schemes

Al/filfST 18ft*.

Tle* rsntlon pnitliaiein of TUkel* to beware of ot war' ot(ifli-rliiit I'lrKvK In Loiterlct *t»r» «xtru«r*i: nnrjr Inrtre n^llnl* »ro ofturrd lor am.nll y»iof11ck et**—n/1 »nrli nrt» »wlnJJ«.», 'lh« l.ntterUn liHTr been rxlftnire (or ty V» », Tlie nre dm«n l._r a Hut* Ofl'.n r. tt-.l •»!, l« r*lle«| on. IMoii Ornw J.rl/f, yn. will r« lin'iirj. T|i» «fi»lo com try flooded wilt Boca I.rvllery eane rn». Hftiroul ilirm,

Maryland State Lottery.

Clan H.

Toka drnwn 1m Rallliiiiirt', nn Pitfltdnv, Aa#.'' 511*1, If'iSi Itf lir»^ ii Dklluli lu etch pnvk ol '.'0 tlcketn. I Orasrt jtri*e of I ¥t 1*« oi...... .. lo do. do do do do,

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Saloon ana Restanrant.

nnderaigned will open, t#-dar, tha: abort?Saloon and Restaurant* andrt new arrange-, ments.

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do do

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BAVANA PLAN.M •Thi« is tite olilent movie of Drawfntr. WW IX OJtK WJtKKI. /KU TICKKTV 1R AN

OTllKW.

/Sveffy Prize is dretM out.

Pme* I'afrf in full without Deduction,

Maryland State Lottery

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To y* 4rt-WA lo Baltttnore, Md.. Knt. Xtijrtf'vt*M gb JOS PriTCfl 40.000 IVamber* We would call particular aUention to the following sptefidid scheme, a package of

whole

tickeis costfng only JSA—nnd erery other ticket being warrankd to draw tl^, determined by the number, dtawing the CapiUl Prise, whether odd or even.

SPLENDID SCHJm#

t»^*io JMW 5,M0

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craat no T«lQ*bf* an artieTe «a 'HimsT, hi an" pRcity aod heffltaiiev, are cheaper and no a «kiUfel%«Hi». AMkWiM call aw)«aa«raa' ilw toryotmeljp^

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7W K«t*tioeii eoaipstled frem tko no a mu *oaafiilnto a*ade to Unmu, of aaJkithfulnaM the p*rt oftKoM who bars be«a atteadlaf to Ih 0 I law nt or*tt%. lo iwwm tbe dermpedeeee tails and 1st lb»tr own aame. yyOHerTlrHet* from (ho Waaagofs oaly^

Addrass alt tamers to

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a a S S dlta —Baltfwrera, LuS,

DIAHOXD UCHTlI

Th# Latest Ixipi^oi^emiAt,

a*i)»r«iieat $*** AtNt Wmrr**'s BMt, Tem-VmOt, J*t These Lamp* ace sapetior to all others fort