Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 221, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 October 1858 — Page 2

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M. BROWN Editor.

TEFTRK-HATJTG.

ttOJTDAT MORNING, OCT. 25, 18&P.

Par President in lSWO:

JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,

Of Kentnrkr*

The tettirna for the Legislature thua far are us follows The Senate aland*:

Repttblicaos just elected 12, holding over 18—26. Anti-Lecomptoftltea, 3*ui-

Administration Democrats ja»t elected 12, holding over, 10—22. The Honoe stand*: Republican*, 52.

Anti-Lecompton Dcmocrata, 3. Admin iteration Democrat*, 43. The official returns from a few of the conntlou fn the Stat* have not yet been received, but they will not change the result.

Tho New York market for land

warrants on Friday wi» Buying Selling. 40 acres 90 per acrc. $1.00 per acre. 80 HO 85 120 TO 75 160 80 »5

THB BATTLB

The in the

Gnouxo OF THK

STATE.-?—

ilnghes 880 904 540 1.227 1,249 913

Lawrro co Monroe Brown Bartholom. Jackson .Jennings Jefferson l,40l Bwiteerland 1,083

1,310

2.378

8,377

9.3G3 8.377 980

1,432

jtW Two pairs of sho-js were lately tnido by a shoo manufacturer,in Lynn, to fill an order from a Southern planter,— They are intended for a slnvo, who in also a negro driver or overseer, and measure "ninrteen and a half inches in lqngth," WHK »i cbfrosponding width! Wo pro»nmo thoso shoes were made at so mucli a foot.

CAHOMSA.—All"

the present

members of tho Uohso of Reprenentativas fropi ^onth Carolina, aro re-elected, With the exception of Speaker Crr^' who'declined rnnning. Tho now 'members (all

X^TTho Tlopkinsvilln, Ky„ Mnrcury. states that thequestion of expunging from the General Hides of tho M. E. Church, the one forbi !ding "the buying and selling of men, women and children, with an intention to enslave them," was debated by tho Louisville Conference 011 Monday last, and after a most exciting debate carried.

&3T An exchange, commenting on tho fact that a nnmbt*r of Cincinnati young ladies' have lately been married away to other places, says no city ha» a better claim to snpply sparo ribs fgr the Uui•erse.

Dull ChUdren.

The teacher of a large Rchool had a little girl under her care, who was exceedingly backward in hor lessons. She was at the bottom of the class, and seemed to rare but little abonfc what passed in it.— During the school hours singing waa-some-titnea emplored as a relaxation, and noticing that tlbis little girl had a very clear, •weet voice, her teacher said to her "Jane, you have a good voice, and yon mav lead the singing."

Sha brightened up, and from that time her mind a?cmed more active. Her lessons were attended to, and she made steady progres*. One day, as the teaeher was going home, ahe overt00k Jane and one o. h«r school fallows. "Well, Jane," said abe, you are getting 00 very well at school how is it that you do so mnch better now than you did at the beginning of the half year?" "I do not know why it is,M replied

Jane. •*l know what ahe told me the other day," aaid her companion who was with har. "And what waa that?" asked the te»ch*

"Whr, she said she was encouraged." Yea, there was the secret—she waa en* conraged. She felt she was not dull in everything kbe had learned eelf-je^pect, and thus she waa encouraged to sell-im-provement.

Take a hint, dear fellow, and try to

Ktt*

m«h the inNHect through the heart deavor to draw ecu the dormant facalticn of yonr children by discri»inat»d*H «'dtore a&tl well-timed prmi-e. Oiw tlrfta the crcdit whenever you can, and allure Utem with hopefol words. Many a dull minded child has been made irretrievably ctopid by eonatant f^olt-finding or nngen-

An Impo^tant_Peci»iQa—private, Bank Notes Void Sft Law. The State Sentinel publishes tfta deci^f ion of Judge Perkins, delivered in the Patnam Circuit Conrt. declaring the notes i»* aned

bvprical* Banks IcAe void in law.

It seems to na. upon vletv* of the whole matter, clear beyond bonbt that no bank of issue can be established in this State tindor onr present conntitntion, except a State bank, and free or private bank« pursuant to the provisions of the general banking law.

This being the case, it follows (hat the Citizens' bank of Gosport is an illegal intuit ution and father, that because of it* illegality, its issues are vpid. (See Curtis et al vt. Leavitt, 15, N Y., Court of Appeal*, by Smith, p. I.) And being void, the law is well settled that it can not be made the foundation of an action. Any consideration given for them may be recovered back, but a suit on the bills is not maintainable.

We have no statute, it mnv be remarked, as wc ought to hav/, making it a penal

"following tabic" gives the voces cast offence to i«ue?ucb paper hence its i^ne» 3d district I can not bo punished but-being inhibited 'by the Constition, and implied by statute,! thongh not under penalty, they ate illegal and void.

The men who issued these bills bought up alarge portion of th« produce of three counties with them, and shipped it off— pocketed tho proceeds—closed the bank without redeeming a dollar, and now the Court decldos the notes aro void, leaving the rogues in the qttiet possession of the pro ceedsof their villinay. If tho pre.sent holders of the notes were those who sold the produce, and conld identify the notes they received, they might, under the decision of tho Court, bring an action for tho pioduco sold. Bnt there is probally not one ca*e in a hundred whoro tho note-holders could now soxtitin such a suit. \Y ado iiot heleive this judgment will bo sustained on an appeal.

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Democrats and chosen without opposition) jond of tho cable) arrived at New York on aro John McQueen, W. Potchor Miles*, LawreneoM. Keitt, Millegf L. Bonham, John 1). Ashtnoreand William W. IJoyce.

''Bridget, who broke those hogs

heads that wore in the wood-shed?" asked a genileman of his servant. "Misens told Jem to break them tip and —ear® her tb® hoops/'

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water, ami mane a vvHu-ry u... ..-

Another gentleman holding on by a rope in the water with one hand, being towed by tho ship, in tho other holding np .. A:IJ :.v

towea oy

by lh« great heat of the .bip'« side. She conld not free herself from the rope or get any one to let it go, and she might have been roisted *liv- had not the rope barnt through, when ahe fell into the water and waa aaved. Her wounds are now neatly heald, fiora the flames inclining aft at the ^ist, the doora of the gna«4 saloon and companien ladder* wereawon «o Wate, r.nd those who were in ihe saloon were OD ligedi to be hanled on deck through the

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lag mettle awakened into nevr life eowe wrr« wwatn ler alow lenrnnd teholar.

something to bear tfii^^ves ttjx The whok namber 5t»ppo?«d to

ero«« iMtrcavw. And. on the other h«vl. a*vtsd1s B6. opt of abot« C40 ten how often has a gentle amile or an

approv-,thcsf

A X&ffjJiBMEDT FOR. ^fsmfites. of Bordeaux

tDr.

Desra

•d, in the

The.

dodge, in hit opinion, reviews the history of banking, and decides that the issoe of such notes i» not a natural right, and that it i* in conflict with both the common and' Ktatute laws. Thin decision is a fatal blow to the whole brood of ahinplastera in Indiana. The snit was upon the Citizens' Bank of Gosport, a shin plaster concern brought by the bill holders against "the avowed partners in the association.— The Jndge, at the close of his opinion said:

Tho Lost Steamer Austria.

Interesting Particulars of the burning of the Steamer. Her Britannic Majesty's steam frigat" Y^l'»r,ojik, (fajinons.ul^pne'of the AtlAntij: c^bla expedition, having acted as e-«eoVt to the AgantehHion in laying the Iiish

When the flames had driven the passengers from the deck they citing'to ropes hanging over the sides of the vessel, but a& the numbers increase! on the upper

Thursday evening from England, by way of Fayal. (0110 of Azores) having on b»-»ard L^NESS AND WEALTH and have become the forty-two of the passengers of the ill-fatedif Soundest, Healthiest and Wealthiest steamship Austria, who were landed atj Corporations of the kind in that port by tlie French bark Maurico,- XTNITISD S ATES.

INCIDENTS 01T THE BUUMNO. The b«^in««a heing under the contnd of men of first standing nnd highest integrity in ihe From the statements, of the passengers |oiuirv, iasuflide^t guarantee to policy hoMom hr light over in thn Valorous, we glean W"l Ifl^tin^ sustain, will be promptly and the following additional incidents of tho bonoobly settled^ bnrning: /SJNA IJSSURAACL V.

tleman threw all his children overboard, inducted by the tin«t Merchant of New York, then his wife, and afterwards followed ickims to patronajr» which few Companb* himself.' This was not the only ease of ai HARTFORD INSURANC. similar nature. Two beautiful girls (sisters)

embraced each other on deck, and then, hand in hand, leaped into the water- and were see a to rise together—the hair of the r««r fc» over her face, when the elder sister mov profitable bu^ine?® for n*«rly fifty years. ing it aside with her hand, gave her a fare-

ropes. One female, ho had a rope i'°^° \\CE COMround her waist, was very mnch burned QUAKER CI INSULA ML tU.uPANY,

ry mvi

0sumrfs

ix. pnbKahj

Aballe Medic ale

the result of

four yearn' experience, in reference to the! cn'atiye effects at the aap of the pine treej in consumption. One inetande qnoted isj .of & yonh^Iady, whose father, mother sis-j ter, and wther relations, had all died of the disorder. She was afflicted with violent! retching and spitting of blood, and all thej symptoms of an advanced pulmonary con

•.. Which th»v are offerm?* at. vetr low figure. anroption were ascertained dy auscultation.,

Pine sap usually purges in the beginning, but -this effect* which is purely elicninative, soon ceases.

iCa^"Tha Fredrick (Md,) Citizen, notices the singular phenomenon in that vicinity, of arfentire apple orchard in (nil bloom on the 28th day of September.

DIED.

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morning. October 24th, 1858. of eresvpe las, Mr. GEO. WASHINGTON JUSTICE, agod about 30 years.

Mr. Justice leaves a wife and two children and a large number of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. He was con-j

fined to Ins room bnt six days, so certain

the silken cord of attachment around his

lifa and taketh it away, for iheir safe jonrney through a world of sin, sorrow and trouble./

Mrs. Visher, on Second street.

OF lURTFOtW, CONN

part of tho ropes and strove to slide down best puyiug stock in the country. This Company them to keep clear of tho smoke and, flame,*] was organisfed in I81D, and has therefore been the pressure became too grent for those doing a successful underneath, who. becoming exhanstsd by being dragged through the water, let go their holds, nnd sank. The greatest confusion ensued, especially in the afterpart of tho ship, where the "flames anil smoko poured in intense volumes. Many ladies and even gentlemen, at the v«ry first appearance of the flames on deck jumped overboard, and of course were left far astern by the vessel's progress through the

Capital, $1,000,000.

UP pnid up Surplus fc66fi,00Q all invested in the

Fire and Inland Sasineas for nearly FORTY YEARS, during which ime site has paid Eleveu Million Dollars

Losses JIOME INSURANCE CO.

OK NEW YORK CITY.

mi of tho»« who were ^ve 1 Hud man- \T OTICE he^y glwiu viU be rcertred ai ihe Awfitor'a o«ee In •gedtoget a pstws of plank, an onr Yi*o«o«t*f, en«U the l&tlt day of Kornnber I860,

w«o p*rt o{ Hie cretr, ihroe o» tfan.n

and thnpo chtld^t.

Capital of $600,000.

iirplus over Two Hundred and Fiftr Thousand Dollars. The s'ock in this Companv is worth

vn)ne {ts

„ineR8

OP HARTFORD. CONK.,

Capital of $500,000,

IVRI

well kiss, and, closely locked in etchoth- PHOEMX IN^-UR A^CE CO. er'a arms, they sank to rise no more.

0!the

round his neck till natnre became cxhaus- lgUn{,e ntjttcondjrton will Aow. ted, and the wife and ch ld were s«rept*jgpRlNfiFIELD F*IRR AND MARINE away he, poor man, still held on, nnconacious, and yet was saved to bemoan their loss, and to bear ihe marks of the rope on his wrist to his life's end. Tlie bowsprit [opital $l50.0y, large and increasing surplus, and forepart of the ship were crowded, j[Thiscompany nutk* second to noae in the co*man numbers were hanging oot»ide hy trr.inall clMwftcay ""f®

TN MPP r-r\

UIO MIMS IU M.W «»IU«r UV«« *.15,000

HARTFORD, CONK,,

Capital of $200 000,

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or raiMMLinu, w.

Capital Thfei* a new Company and has sal«*tiu»tinted its claims to peblw favor by the pri mp* p*yw»ei»t of alt ita los*Cs-

We ceraanmd the above Companies to thoee dentins Itmtrsace as the tm best the oounfcry a9brd». App?icatiorts jvoff-pOr attended to rr

Vkt'

tou

K. I vU^Olt

At th* Stating Office of McRee® & Twxsey. T|

(Oct- S®, 3iad&*.

W'Uw ewtfenof *?6»e arsd tBkn fence aroand i«e he Coort-H»cae S^aare, to TW» H««e, W— of I plraisavt «pecJSt5atio»s m? be seen at tbeaam* of Kove^ber. iyoticrof

A LANGE, Aoditcr V.C

Oft* 7, /Kfatsmsmm

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FALL STOCK!

F. NEPPERT & BRO.,

XO. 72 FARRIJTGTOS BLOCK, TERRE HAUTE, IND. A RE NOW OPENING a large and well fetx. lected stock of

FALL AND WINTER

theirBtock i,

The splitting of blood was stopped by ad- {bn-?ains ins^and. desirable good*, such aa mfnistering one d'achtn of powder?d rue French *n«i English Mitribos, per day (Dr. Desmartes considers

rat ru-

Nainsock, plain and cnvs-bimvl White MusHitg Tarlcton?, all color?, Wh.te ftrilliant.3.

Km broideries,

Embroi'lcml handkerchiefs, a." high ns $25 a piece, worlh $50 Slepves and Collars, in and single, Bativls, Fi 'unciup', Cambric and EJgin» and.fnseriin? Collnr* Maltese, Point and Valcncienne Edgings and Laces.

Without doubt the

Best Assortment in the City! Of Linen Sheetinjrs and Pillow Case Good?. Table inens. from 5ti c»jnta t^ $8 a cloth Nankin®, T*elj»a»d Ooilcta. from $1 to $6 a doz Bird's

r» Eve Diaper 2S inches wide Linen, Cambric and

On Otter Croek Prainn. on Sunday LaWll .,'n,j irish Liaena from S.'i c»*nti to $l vd. k«r. Oltl, nf crrrn. ..

OMH8TIC GOOD S OF AIX KINDS

Ticks, Checks, Hiekorr White, Rod and Yellow FUnnels New York Mills aud other brands of Shirting .Muslins, Cotton Flannels.

ELEGANT LINE OF

N A a W S 7 5

cpnts to

^75*^.

and fatal were the ravages of the disease. Woolen Undershirts and Drawers from 50 cents

Thus in the prime of manhood, vlien ^e Woolen «nd-S"tton Hosiery, all kinds. brightest hopes nerved the arm—when tfie Buckskin Mitte, Gloves and Gauntlets, as high as $3a pair* responsibilities of a parent began to wciiye qoq

c,0)h anJ Merlno

little family circle, where the sweet prattling of his children were mnric to his ear and the greatest consolation to bin soul, he was suddenly called to give up all, and to re-sign his claim and care over his children to others, trusting in Him who giveth But tlie.r would dmw the attention of Indies to ,1 .1. e. ...

The funeral will take place this morn' ing at half past 10, from the rosidot.co of that «ny one could failt,. be ati.-' I faciorily suited in that line, as to either price or

^CHOICE, FIKS CLASS ,^V -j

II^ejTTiFS-^-INr C3^'"*HB trNDKR310NED I.uurAnco Agents, take ple isure in announcing to their manv

Agricultural Meeting.

THE

regular annnnl meeting to e'ect officers for the en-uing year, of the Vigo County Agricultural Society, will take place at the Court House in Terre-Hautc. on Saturday, Oct. 30th, 1853, ai 2o'clock. A full attendance is requested.

TffE

GOODS,

is usu*!Iy lar^e they car offer first-ate

ojuilly la^e they car offer fi

Oeuain" Pari# Imperiale,

^aveoiens, to be one of the best h«m- fWSilke* ostatic known.) After which the patient took a bottle of pine sap par day for the space of two months and a half at the end !r t_ rn rine nncoi woonen riaiaaior emiaren, of which time every alarm I French. English and Ara rican Prints, pnl host had disappwd. The patient snnered no|0f tund* of Ladles Dress Go«k Swis relaps. He quotes many other instances.

Plaids Stripes iind Baj*derf Dress Oiwl. ?tripetl. Polka and Ombre Cassanaer^. French'Wool Delaines, ,J?ff Cnshniore? and DcLaine Robe* A'quille, Fine liw of Woolien Plaids for children.

SHAWLS 1000

Pintle Shawls Silk, Plush(

Chenille nnd Brochc Bordere«l Stella Shawls, Square nnd Lon^ Broche Shawls Brochc Searfsj Long tndsquurn Heavy Woolen Shawln.nll prices.

Fine assortment of Ladies' Cloaks Seal, Fur a.id Fancy Colored Cloths for Cloaks. Xmdlo*' Sliirta,

A Kill.I. ASa RTMR.VT,

lhc

I'rin cs*, Royal Looped Extension Skirl*

hicli Is cnifsidtredby connois'senrs the best t'nr form nnd convenience exUnt, and not more costly than Douglass and Sherwoods.', lu the

GENTLEMEK'S WEAR DEPARTMENT! Their rtock la so coinpleto that it would bo very 11

quality.

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Tweods—Jwaftrtietit of ecldrs, from 20 cMi to 60 cts, per yat3. Satinett^—asMrify^nt of colors, from 37J£ to ?." centd.

Al I \Ve!l,^rirced§/rtm 50' ctg. to 1 dollar.

Bluk i»^TFancy all Wbol Gassamcresfrom 50 ts to $3. 2-4 Black ruid lf) doji $1.75 to $3.5,) Biolcv's (theVest cfoth intai?). Blue, Black, aud Fancy Cloth 'rom $3 t" $10.

Flack and .Fancy Colored I'VicQ, Bearer. Pilot, t^eil, Fur, afid'double milled Clftthlfor Overcoat, business Con*s and Traveling Coats.,

Velvet and ?ilk Vesting*. Largeagsortinent nl DreMr:Tl-1mtntnga Prime lot of BOOTS SHOES. ICTR'-memher the place—No 7~ Farrington Block, Torre-Ilaute. fiid.

Oct. 23-dwtf

Bartoerins^

W-f.the

LARK, has removed his Barber Shop to room formerly occupied by Scott Booth, as a hw office, firet door south of the Town Hall, where he is n^w prepared to wait upon gentlemen in the If «t:of style. VhaviBE) Unir n'rf»*ln((, Boot Black in nnd rleansiug o( Cout* and I'aalx dona to order.

O" A liberal share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Oct. 20.1858-d3m. 'k

By order Wm DURHAM, Sec'y

Oct. 18, l858-d&wtd.

FARM FOR SALE. A A E S 1 1 5 IN IV A I O N •/Til balnnco good timber—and all undci good fence. Has on it "house and barn, an abun dance ol good fruit, 20 aTes of meadow^ situated 12 miles south of this city—-reetiny-honse and school-house within half mile. For farther par ticulars inquire of

IIARBERT & BARTON,

Oct. 18-dtf. Lami Agent:,

GOOD TOWN LOT, with a hou*e and four moms, can be purchased at this office, a HARBF.RT & BARTON

good bargain. Oct. 18-dtf.

Tl»ta Cotnnanv rtanib in and that after

hia only child, With his tvife clinging aasetan«ar.y Tl to ply all. or any Who may wnni rvwl o*t«r» «'ther U? A ... v*

front rank of Insurance Companies, aa a

INSURANCE COMPANY, or srmsoKtEt.D. uxs*„

OYSTERS! OYJTBfcS!! 'HK unfar»t*ne4 wnul.l atmoatice to tho eit**«l* I of T«rre-Haute, tbal he but bwn appointed nth arent forth* sale of.H. I.. Sillea'cetehrateJ Baltifaore

TH«

mh.HE will

Aug. 23-dtf

B* .HIE W

nr h.H rrom

«nt»-

ai«tane« will be

the can or attended to. Depot at tk« A4am» Bxpreaa Office. nnrtB of Bathi'a Hf»t«l. WM. C. LUPTOJI. AgH.

Oct. 14-dlm

Sorder

nERIFF'S SALE.—'By virtne of an of Ml* Imwed by th Vigo Common Plea* Cuart, and to me directed and delivered, In f*»or of Jacob B. Merrick and uxlfitt Jane Her «t. I am ordered to sell (lie mil wt*c described r««il e»taie. towlt: Lot X«. three^S) in Aon 8«BMI' «qfc i)tti»io« out lot nnmtter thirty three, (3# in Ihe elt* of Terre H»ote, and

Sat«r4«y, ll»a I3Ui day of .*ember,

i^..i per»,n.nnv ft.

Wi\o

I traaata th«. ge»eral

prm?

i«

t*mlafMtta of

!f ABMEKSBimei COAL MINES?

1 SUTiLTVAN^ COUNTY, INDIANA.

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!

AT TUB

subscriber aanonaces lo thc PnfeH* a few d**s he etwrfc^to be prepared to fill order* for this celebrated and favorite Cosl. Tho qualities thai chiefly reconnceud this variety of Coal, to gtineral use, are, that itia aln»oat enUrelr

which for rptality and rkes cannot be Btirpi*:«-d by any other Hoi we in the city, nnd which I am determined to sell HS cheap IS thecfleipert. AUo

Free From sulpliur.

Aod it i« cooseqaentlr n»»tinjurious to health ii hiw Ttry little SLA I fc. OR SP3NY MATTER' mmgied with the minetr caftwnaeoos subsiaace of the Cwj after wmbuation scarcely any CLIN KER or IRON-LIKE CINDER r«main#a» a residuroj in the burning much leas light ash farmed than usr-1, and therefore -rerv little annotiince is felt from dust, etc.

FOR STEAM-PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELLENT! It ia also well adapted to *h» *purpo*ee of tke Blacksmith, the FftlittdlJiluW, 4he Gas^Mannfacturoi. The subscriber, therefore, earnestly solicits his friends aixi the pcblie at large, W gi'» this coal -trial before ordtrinj their winter's ebal elsewhere. 4 COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AN1 trrHERS, Wiishinp t^whnse at the pit's rhouib, will readilr find the above mines,as the* ara tituatsd on tho land oi"that oUta'nd well-known Indiana piourrr, JOHN' I'EARCE, three quarters of mile

he E\ftTO«vnie &Crawford8vin»f Railroad. Farmersburg. PnllivAn County, I ml Ppecimens of the Coal may be wen at WHTWOHTAi & IS/ACS, TAYLOn Jc FOOTB, C. II. BAILEY and WOLFE & CO's* .STOVE STORE, wh» ro orders may th* loft, whiuh wilt bo attended to as punctually as possible. A. O. ISAAC. S.

N- B. Bum Coil and save th. dnllnrs.for »t is now woll estabushetl fnet that these woo use coal instead uf wood for cul nirv aid wUier household purposes, save one-half .of tho nsaal eosk at fuel.

l^urnishiug Goods,

ot all kind?* arid qualities. Cont-t. Pants, Vests, Shirt?, H't«, Can®. Trnnh«. Cnrpi and Vais N O N O A IN W

BOYS' CLOTHING.

A CQ^iilete as.ortment of Buys" Clothing, various qu.ilit es and price*.

I Merchant Tailoring.

city. now say to cr»ry body who ia In f»r saving monev, to (fire me a ©all and look through my Stock"of Clothing and Piece Goods, before porchMlng elwwhcrr.

October H, 1858. dJy.

ENGLES & STONE,

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\. D. M®?, *t the rnari.bonne door, t" Terra HauV. 1 «le the (VitHt Hooir, where they are preparwTtn ihln the leeal hoars of »aid day, 1 will offer to1 »ai« carry on the Boot ami .Shoe ba«i»e» tall of »tf •h reat» and pwjti of tho al»w ilwwlW pro|»eny

term or aerea *•«»*, to ike kigbeat Wdder. aad -rfurfe*

the ahoald Wl to Mlt or a »««dert win

Milaty aal.l order of sale. I will Usen »»4 tlwro o»r line, eaabW then W fiimwh a the fet Mat pie of *»idp^operty to aaitef aaM ot4«r of «ale and eotta.

Waa. H. KTSWAKT, Sheriff.

Oet SO-w4wpf|3»Se.

Dr, F. Fesler, raaMiai.v or rMTLJiow.eHi*.

Physician, Acwinchcr&OcnM .ne^tiesof aii.

--J 1 Uf. B.—Repairing done with aeatne«a and dfcr

«t MJOMM

F«r**rr. tk iNiMarafll eat fliwiht W»ea«e« apmum nfcnwil ayataai.«a«n*«Bi aer«ft«la, R^esrta#. thai. SaartMi. Lt*«r. Af^tt. »f UsXWner*. f*a»em.'T«»«iAr., tHuwp^a. Pml»|»a» And

Mm Wa*fc, Gti**rf

Crt t«,d*4«i Jt.

Frmaawth

i.AtJt, os EXCRAXRR FOR GITV PRO•rty a Urg* **4 well inpt«**4 fern attoata* fl aaiie* of thl* *tt*.

BOOT AND SHOE

A N TT A a TT S *pHE ABOVE OENTI.EMEH HAVE EN 1 tered into a partnership, and are kwatd on the eaat aide of the Public Sq- atre, tlircctly

rvjm(

branche

and paten.

diara-ea a»d

K**»*r*u»e »nr»«*. 9m». «*, ^ea4 9u*e betweea Ohio aod Vi!HtM«,a«MhfiftpoMi fir. PeaeeHrPrac Aero,

FIARROS UTRF AGWUE.

dful

1 nc,r

[Sept 7,-dw3m A. C. I.

», J, £. ,"_2 5" B» /"K find after havijis made the improvement we-did la»t season, that we wan entirely too limited in our ideas of the room we s*ho«hl want, our bnxinew hating inerenped much beyond »ha meit sanguiuc expectation*. The loading feature in m%king this change is to open excluai voir in

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!

We are now fittiuc up for tint particular branch of trade, the Second I .oft or the Store, inaking a verv lnrire and spacious SALES ROOM, 125 feel deep, being well lighted by two Inrge mky lj^bK., and fitted up with gas for evening trade, giving plenty of light and ample room to unroll,lay down, match and cut carpets to 6t rooms. We shall open next month an unusually large aud attraeUra

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Taper, Window Shades. Uok^g Glasses Curtain Bands, Fins, Cornices, &c. Also: Ouitain Damask. Moreens, bntin Delainn, Cwr- ..« tain Draperies Gimps and Trimmings of all kinds in addition to the abov« a most complete stock of Linen ami Cotton Sheeting*, and Pillow Caso goods, ready made lied Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, iJoilies, and Towels of every description.

In fact every article that adds to, end complete#a.thorough stock in this line, adapted to tU« waaM of Housekeepers', Hotels, Societies* Halls, Saloon*. &u Tho first floor, the same depth of the carjtet- room HIMVO, is being re-fitted, exclusively wr

O N A E I A

Main St. No. 3, Rally's Block, WEST sin?. OPTH& sQi*.\Re,IERBF.-HAI'TB ISD. Having now on h:ind a complete /tock

FALL ASTD WI.VTGH

iiis ?an

Wnolesal^ ananotail. For Citr and Country trnde, with two rows of counters, each 125 loot loop and abundance of light frdfii two.sky lights, an i»dvnnt»sre to {mrchast i^, wlvfh they can find !h no other •loty iu the ctty.

Lending ff«ni 'he centra of th- str»' np a wide and easy uiyht ef t»ta!ra, ia the rsUraucu to our oarp«'t roomTwhich has been notice*! before,?

For the benefit of the ladles we shall open the fWeSt Stork of Drew ffoodt, Si/t', Shoiel*, Tritnminq*, Embroii/tries, Ifasiery uni tf/ow.t.evt tefore presented in this ni:.ik to lli* taste of ttio most faotidiods, and to tlie H'ss |»r 'ttilhi!r the" I nicest s«ieetion of Bnwn and H!e:icli-d MUMMU^, Canton Flannels. White, Red, and Yellow \V..ol Flannel,", B.d Blnnk-ts, Safitieit^, 'J'wcedl, J«ans, Ticks. Checks, Batts, &c. Not forjjettinjr the fTfeat defllelCnCy heretofore in

GEN I'L E ME S rf li IS II I N (J GO O S,

A NRT Tanors' Trimmings, Recollect before .purchas: tig, we are to open a fill! lino of Ca-«imrres, Cloths, Shins Slid Drawer Cravat', Sonrl'a, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Clows and lloovry for every oceHfinn

In the meantime, wq shall spjire noeff-rt toredu^- the present st«Krk ms low as pi»-s b.o Mfort toe new arrives. (l7*B.trgains for all," BUCKLY CAisH S I ORb.

t9**i »r hi Irtter,

1 hare also on hand a gonl nw"irtmet»t of piece ooods, embrar-lnst. Casttncres. B' ncer», Clotlif. Doefk.ns and ALL KINDS'Of" VBSTINfiS. which I am prepared to cut and make to suit purchasers. So, come on, and if 1 cannot suit yoa in elothintr alreadr made, 1 will ffuarantce r.S ffood a *pe«W}l!!» orall at lha InBrwary, coming Rirw

suit at.as eheap rates ss can be purchased Innue

nlWrkirikill in Uta'

eipertenee anfl anperwreaui in

BETTER AND CHEAPER

article than iia ®eoer»lly aotd in Terre-Hante 7 Oar «tock eafbniceathe eery be#t that coold be procured, which waa carefnl'y ejected by onr aelvea and we emplcy none bat the mnetaccoiD' pliehed worirmrn—4ieooe we hare no heait»tion in aarttkj! that we are prepared to meet the waata and

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L. HYCE & SOW.

A ':»r«! from lr. .)pi»e«i M. Jfnrrett,' of TflK N BVV YOKK LUN'U INFIRM Alt Y.—My I coniiJeUxi^ for the #toit yenr* wit»i th« »b«.T.» liuluuti'tit. Chief fhyif^nn. uni a twolvo j»»r»' cnstric 01 «i*. i\ il vjtHn« t»»« ttiro Piilinuuary 1 Con»uini-*tlm a».«l lln klutr«i toft«d«r wltto ray uii/iviillvi! o|»|ottuiiltic* »i«t II«ni.la|ts« p*lU»lopicat j-i'iifW —Hute'i ii'»t a lHt!« ty i»«srfiri tew ,\Ul I /nla!/iti«n—lia» cnablod m« to «rri*« ol iV,-r.!i«fv-», 'itfi I iiiwl MirceMful couw of irear--mt'iil' |i "*it"»f« «s»l'raOlr*t euro ol all tt«o»«* »T ilie

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le.ftre Ton well kit- Wit 'in neeil any rul..»y or fum itifnl from m..!. .11 *"lti'ltilt'ii aiJ r»t» Mfil M»al fru intis tlifonph who*!" |ihi)»nthro| «t.| tin* !ih«* rl-nrlt) hiix heen toi ft m«l

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nf «M. nn«! 'not rrii.fln mv»el(. ft* 6cri«i»f/)re, to Uope Olil) *lm unhT ilm Infirmary. who w«rr a*1'' '9 me'ni »in ofRc». opfnif thoreforw llint tWa arranirenmnt wt1t eirc ei.t'ro "«l'*fii'tion. Imtli t« toy pr«f«iinntil hri'ttir^n HIH! 11i•- iiiiMtr. I wr.util rrpji^ctfully an NRTIIMV II* COHCIIM^H, tliat

I run HPIP tfln full fit

all itlmani'* «*abate. »ml that

the iiiuihrtnuf. llio |ain« a* nucd In tin-lli»tit«stlfa fir«par.1'! In *nlt enrli IfulH-Mtinl raw,

Mrdimt Inhw/rrn,

itie. *c.. »tM tie f»rwnrl«J Wy e*-

tit aft) pari nl th« United M),t"»nr Iho C*ttaila». ,My tnnnn nf tri'Ktuu'iil t'y I'tler patient

ti apparutMM foT th#

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Oct 2 dwtf ..

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ara a* fnlwhich will

luw*. vln.: Sli! per hi"ii'h fur Itn-lnde mcdtelne »nfflt'|enl fur one motith'* A«n, aW», IphaHrnr Vapora unit an tiihiliijc .tpparatu#. P»)mftnt an fniV.w* #0 t" hn r,vlJ in receipt of (fife'Rn* r.f ffcdlelnA.'and th* lair.n*. «IV dnllftr*. «t the rxs lniU«n of tin- month. 11 the piti»-i he rwred-nr-^aenttrety-aatlirfleil with th* tr^atm^nt Put etil.i, by Rlvinp full Iiitiory t( their .eaae, •^•l their symptnma In full, ran be treated welt by letter AS'hy personal examination. Vatlor.ts avalUiiK tfi'emaeives ef Dr. Jarret'ii treatment may rely npon !nmie«Mirte and permanent relief, a».e seldom ha« t« trect a ea»e o*er thirty darn. Letter* for adelre promptly anawered. Fir fttrthrr partleular* addre»a

JAMKS M. jMmF.Tr. M. r.

Xo, Broadway, ror.Twelflh Ftreet H. Y. PJftr— phy»lctaiaand Hh«r* \|«tt1natliS city are re-

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bn w!tn"*«»«d. and wher«oor/»-manrj.her«

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can be »«M!n and In'pveted Kept. S3, IfW dfiw

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CHEAP! CHEAPER!

330x1 c3 Mann, x^crACruaxaa or aix Ki.-t»# or

BOOTS & SHOES,

Phoenix Roto Terre- ffavte, Ind.

Sign of the Big Bra an Boot.

Hare just received a large and well aalected stock of BOOTS AND SHOEff. Embracing e*erv rariety for Men, Women and Children, whicfc tltey nre det#rni'B«'d toaell at the lore*, living ratta. Their Slock i« general, and no one need bare cauae t" go away diaaatlafied, either with regard to price or qoaJify of the gooda they keep. They hire aet oat to plcMe |U ctMtower".andth»*y will do it! "•"All onlera for hew wrf-k filted promptly.— Onr workmen are of the bet clan, and we aMll warrant all work aiade at the abop. tJTR ipa'ring dfne to ord r. and with nealo«M and dW'tch, A lart uf the Public patronage la rtMtpeatnllyaolicited. D_ )f.

Strayed or Stolen,

1»'1]l ba I k-K *KJ| him, will be rewarded by Culling at my Mill

tios. Oct. I,dwlt

DARK BROWN HORSE,bearyaqaarebnfft, about 1C hand^ bicb, with a white atar in the head, ami two hind lec« wtiite to paatem iomt, one tang white a lkt- higher up lhar the other, hoj ner^o aeeln.? bin or hearing of him, or retort

to have taken a Mratfeerly direoJ?. h, TIiOJtfr(MC

Cold I Gold II «o!41 11

4f1t»EO, CrtRAt. I.AVt. Of'I.D STOIIR, IM AI* jmmA ta«r daafraMe «tj!e« of Jewe?ry, la »^t aad ,»p»r»t««. Oe«ta Pireaat M«' »M«rtta*rl

Oold#tt»d« and (le«T» Latin* •. Aag. «l( c. & J.