Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 221, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 October 1858 — Page 4

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SvnusiM, Krraeaaa fadlaa*, M!e*ipanCtiy Klkbsrt. Elkhart

Roekville, W*hi«h Qo*h*n, Gwien.... *t. V*fM». Ml. Varnon Xtl re. Salem. Capfurf, Indianapolis, tTnrM», Waraaw MMUKHOI Woatleetle... *. liltm. 5«w Albaa ..... PealtTPSoll

9r4«lrvW« Baa*. Brookvllle Cml Bank. Evanavltla Cambrtdre City Bank. Carnbridce City 'antra) Bank. Indianapolis ••'•*change Bank. Graeneaatle tfayett* County Rank. Conaaravllla farmer*'A Machantea* Bk, Indianapolis........ Parmar*' Bank, .. ..... Oramore* Baok, Lafayotte.... Keytar Bank, Unraniport.... ftwnttncton Connty Bank. HanHoRVoa Indiana Bank. Madiaoo..... A Indiana ^anno*** Bk. Pranklla Iaf' ta Stock Bcnk. I*p«rt« 1i4un Hawrrn Rank. Kokr»m«. Kaata-kv «t«k Bank, Colambo*. '.ana*/* Bank. Mtna HurctianU* dt M«*Hantc« Hk. Saw Albany...^ !*. V, Va. Stole Stoek Bk. KvaiuvUle PfairfeC'tv Rank. Tarre-Ha*»t»i fetatk*r*B« ©find., Tarra-Haute .tt*l«r» Bank, aslant «a*tnr* Bank oriao., Cenaerarllla

KENTUCKY,

All solvent bank*

VWOIXU.

AH *olveYltB»ttk* Bank of Kanawa Tram. AllerHany Bank

All aoWaut bank*.

Advent bank*

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4»»,rlb»d

Ternti of «ala—Two C!t(nal InaUllincnU of tlx and t»«lva mnuth*, purchaser (tlvlnr note and approved

AJninl*tri»torofUo e*t«U of Grrthom R. Jaquet. Bapt.B.-4w [pr foi*

Sheriff's Sale.

VIRTUE ofono Faooutltm iwttodfrora th* Vitro Court of Common Pie*.* to me directod «nd delivered. In fnvor «f Santucl Paddock »nd VHHUm Paddook, and ag«i«»tOft*td Is..Stephens htra lcried on the fotlowina rtal esUte, TKcfcOvithhtdf (v)

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At) othar*. tS®7Se dUrnnal. I IN O IS CtUaan** Bank. Ml. Carmsl..../. Ktulivllla Bk., RatkriUa

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IiOIHSIANA.

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OHEUTFF'S SALE.—By viitr.o of on O Kteeuilott )»m(d from tta VI90 C«nrt tffCom mon P1.J»«, to ni«

and tlo.lvcn-d in fr^or ol a I

h«r» |#tlad tfvtiti Hit •ollowire dc*crlbed rc»l csuite, to.alt: The irttltli quarter

l**u'v

nnartar nf »a**tlait Ih'.rty f3u), tnwmhip thirteen (IS,) ranac lime (9) rtnlalliln* inrtv (40)

nrcmUaa, to*elh»r with tlia appurtouancej

thorennto Ulomrltiir. fcr a Urm of «^vpn y«ar», #nd

«Knnl4 \h» «»iw« rr* l*f» «*ld execution and costs. 1 will «hci. autl thuff olTsr tho feo »lmpl» t» th# ht|fhe»t biddor for ca*U lo •Ml.fr »#iw,w,jVltW \BT, Shiflff. flapt. f,-w4w lrf'« f®»

Sale of Real Estate.

•fS'V vtrtua "f an ordar of tliu Vigo Covtrt of CominoB II Plnasa. 1 *111 mi the 7lt day ofOi-tob«r,lf.»fl, h«tfi»»utUe hour* of 0 oVloek. A. M. and 4 r. M.. a t!i« prawUo* of Jo*bna Andarson,

to*',»h.1I''

In aald roonty. «ff«rat pubHc AHPU'UI tko following rta.rtiribad land*, w-wlt: iho north ci.il anttrtvt onU* north wf»t qaartnr of fractional««euo", No. lUrct (3J, lawn tltlrt^Mi (13.) north of ran«o nine (0) wo*t,bo1« i)Krt of lht «»tat« of Ovrtltom K. Joquea d«cvaa«l, coi.talnlnir30 30-ie0«cro«nu»ro or •»*».

nor'h-oMt quarter fjf

of acotUotwcnty-tlin (23), township twelve (I2}t Rltngv nine [91, containiuK thirty i.30) ncres, taken at tha proiwftT of th» aatu Ptephena» and I will, on lh« SSlb aar of ty. 1858, vrUhinthe legal houra of a&td day, at the Court House dow 'n

eJT*

Haute, offer tU« rent* and profit* of aaid preratso toartther with th»» appurtenances thmunto hclong \«g, for aale to the hlgheat bl.Wor Pftrcash. for a term of WIT year*, and If the same should fail to •ell tor a aufaeu-nt aura to »nt.s(V «*W and coat*. I will the«» ana \h» rc offer the fee rtinjMe to the highest bidder for ^^*'1

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ti«» and coat. W H. SI EW AH I. Aprt' 99 1H59—pr. f«^ ,^0

8beriff-

HERIFP^ SALE.—By virtue of l^o execo iwuetl from the Vipo

Co™?on

'|8

Court and to me dieted and delWered. one 1 ftvor Charles Bridge and other* and BKAln*t Johc a Murphv and Peter

Jar^ ptirw.palj.anJ

ThWMt a* replevin bail and one in

r..i antritriU) of wtino No- nve W _,B ToWnakioNo. iwelre (12)Nraih of Ranp* No. time (9 Wcat. containinR 'hirtvfircC«)acrvs^dtw#n. 1* owe hundredth# tmef)) W»«t fractional^cctlon Ho. IbflT (4{ Townthip NO

twelve (19) North of Ranee nine

($) \vW.ew: taming fmv-fbnr aeres and I *i! in the -Slat Uv ol July A D. Ceort Houw tioor in the to«ro of TeireHaute within the legal hours of said day ,oflferth« rents and profits for a ***cn 7 •hould the same fail to sell for a *a®^ «tis( *dd e*ee«U«6s and there ©tor the leermple thehi(the^b«W«r tor ...b u) satiafv **M eicecuiions atwt c»w^

WM. il. STEWART. Sheriff Vtg©Co. July 6,li$»-w3w. fpt»fe^5.fi0

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.. .... TMWPO' one cxecuWtd flrom the VjgdXoort

fleas rt we dlwettd «^SbeEU D$x» (comos^oosrto longing to the estate of .. wit

acr«, t^ s.uth Tn (fo?

'IS TEWFLDHLN and rattge as afowsaw.««

avMdayat U»eCo«rt off.-rthereosandrrafi

term of K»fB and »WuW Wl to for

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Mtfsrr'aaMi «*«*'kia »»d cv*!#. willtw« abJ Am oflfer the fee simple to the h«shat hidiv* ewa, W» STRWART,SkstiC

•J1 ... GOLDEN PBIZS

THE OOUOEJT PBJZL. THE GOLDEN PB1ZK. THS GOLDEN PE1XE. THK aovDwn paiBio THE OOLDEST PRIZB TWK OOLDEK PH1«E. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE OOBDEX PRIZE. THE OOLDEH PBIZE. TMP. GOLDEN PBIZE.

ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED KNERT WEEK. ILLUSTRATED EYEBT WEES

ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK. ILI.TSTKATHD ZVEB7 WEEK. ILPCSTBATED EKERT WEEK. •REBIMCS COPIES SEKT FREE. APECOTEN COPIES BENT EBEE. SPECIMEN COPIES FKNT FREE. THF. GOLDEN PBIZE?

ILLUSTRATED! II.LUSTKATEDI

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZB one the large*! and bett wcfkly papara of the da*. An Imperial Qnarto eontainlnz **i|rht pares, of forty col. nntiii. of entertalnlnr •riginal matter, fine elegantly ill tut fated every week.

A rift worth from 50cent* t» $900.00 in Gold, will ba pre'onfi to nach »al»criber Immediately oa receipt of the tubacrlption money.

One copy for one year One coty fortwo year* Ona copy for three year* One copy for flvo year*

par

lOrtl# estiu 80 dU

Three eopiea ona year. tei

.. par

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.. $9,00 and 1 jrift ..3.00 and 8 frifls ..5.00 »nd 3jrin« ..84)0 and 9 £ifta

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.5,00 and 3 ptfU fl.ftO and 5 frlfl* 15.00 and lOgifU

PIT# eopiea one year. Tea roplea one y«ar.. Twenty-one eopie*one year 30.00 and 21 gifta

The art) ft a a to be dUtribulvd are comprised In the following 11*t. Spaeka^ei of gold containing fSOO.OOeach 5 do do do 300,00 each 10 0* do do IM.OOeach 10 Patent Lever Hunting Caaed Watcees |(i0.0iiaaeh 90 Gold Watches ?5.«0 each

SO de SO.OOeach 100 do AO.OOeach 300 Tjidie* Gole Watchet 3S.00earli 900 Silver Hunting Caaed atchea 30,ra oach 5»IS Wlvcr Watrhe* 10 to ffit I .Out Gold Gnard. Yen and Feb Chain*.. ..,.10 to 30

Gold Lfcket*. Rrnceleta, Ear Drop*, Br ens Pif.a. CulTPIn*. flloave Button*, Klnf a, fhirt ftnda, Watca Key*. Gold and SllverTblmblea.and a variety of athei article*, worth from fifty cento to §15 each.

Immediately on receipt af the subscription money Iho anHicribef'a name will be entered npon our aub. •cripiton book apposite a nun.ber. and the (rift corresponding with that number will be forwarded, wllhtr. one week. t-»the anbserlhcr. by mail or exrrew, poal paid. All communication* ahould he addrc*acd to 1»KAN A SALTER.

Pnrui 19 Moflfjlt Building. 335 Brondway N. Y. •,*£pHm*n ropiM .*e«t fre^,. Agonls wanted. March 2ri diam woatav

REMOVAL,

WHOLESALE

GROCER' J1L1QD0

mm TT mm 'mm mh«» CORNER OF MAIN & IFTH STREET ERRE HAUTE, NDIANA. -00-

F. T. HULMAN

RESPECTFULLY

informs his friends and the

public generally that he has removed his Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Storo to his large New Stcre room Corner of Main and 5th St eels.

Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Teas, Tobaccos _»ut/«. etc.. etc Will always bo found tneif at he lowest Market price and of the very oesi ^oality.

Through a long experience in the business, and after having'fixed his rectifying concern, in his new store room on a largo scale, and aftertholatest, entirely now and most perfect principle, he shall nwvr be i»bl« to l\imish the best

Double Kri'tifif'il Whinkty,

Which has evorbeen e»ld in this mnrket. It is decidedly the most pleasant, purest and best rectified Whisky, whice was ever made ant) will excel the best ever brought on here fanm Cincinnati or any other place* His stuck of

WINES AND LIQUORS,

Such as French IVf.eh and Brandivs, Port, Maderia, and Sweet Malaga Wine, Gin, Rum. Rve, Bourbon, Mauongahela, Irish and Scotch Whisky, Spanish and American Brandy, is now laiger, and more assorted than ever, and a# he is ftilly convinced that he can compete with the Best Hosues. either in Cincinnati, or St Louis, all those who shall need anything in his line, will find it to their interest to call and exatniuo before buying elsewhere.

May 27, W dwl* F. T. HULMAN.

TBOS. U. B»sa.

JOHN H. BARS.

T. H. BARS & Co.,

DRUGGISTS & CHE ISTS,

And dealers in

Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Paints, Dyes, OUs, Window Glass, Glass, Qlastwtre, Varnishes, fancy

Goods, Brushes, Patent Medicines, Cigars,

Corner of Fourth mid iHitiit 8treet», TKHHF.-HAt TE, IMVIAITA. EjTAgcul* for Jones, White & McCurdy's celebrated Teeth, and Lyons' Pure Ohio Catawba Brandr

Feb 7.57-dtf

rr O. Klj and Edward Buwen, «HUm II. MCCOW«M1 Co., and ajjaiwt Petw Jarbo«, 1 hate levied upon the following r«al wit: the North We»t qwartef (k) «f

lh,f

J,ort»

PRAIRIE CITY

CARRIAGE FACTORY! WELCH & WRIGHT,

O I E O S

THESUBSCRIBERScustomer*

WOULD INVITE TH

attention of their and the public generally, to their stock of carriage and buggies. of the latest patterns, which they offer for sale at reduced prices. Having lately returned from UKFast with a complete stock of the best materia* th' Eastern market afforded, which we are now finishing up. We shall have in a few davs »n entire new *tock of work readv for «*le, which, for durability, stvle and finish, wifl defy all competition. "To meet the wants of the trade we hrntt*, aftd shall keep on hand, a g\od assortment of the different styles of carriages and busrgies wsrd in this Walitv. as we hoyoor stodt and nw»teriaU direct from the Importer and maim&ctiarer we are enabled to c*«npe»e snee^wfuUv. in qoaiitv and price, with the Eastrm Manulsctnter. thervbv saving to ibe CttS'om»'r the carriage and freight to this point.

would retan our ncere thanks and hope bv straight forward course la our business to merit a coattasuNoe of their favors.

WELCH WRIGHT,

cr Shop and ware-room on the corner of Second and Walnut «reet», one Modtsoath ef tke ,»a**\Terre-Haute, la£aoa

Mr 1S5S, dw 3m.

Ihrellisg flasM dir Rule. COMFORTABUS and c«venie«l family

A residen«»

INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS

Valuable Pianofortes!

ONE FULL GRANDPIANO,

OXE PARLOR GRAND PIANO

TWO LOUIS XIV CARVED PIANOS,

TEN 7 OCTO CABVED AKD PLAIT

Togeth with complete assortment of othe: tiles and atrles at j?

NO. 4, BATES HOOSE.

N E W S I

Wa are receiving weekly supplies of music comprising the latest publication*. VVILLARD & STOWELL,

No. 4, Bated House, Indianapolis, Ind Sept. (i, '5« dly

E O S E

Cornft 1./ Wmshinqtnu and Ohio Street* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JESSE D. GABmt'llAEL Proper. Sept. 6,^3-dly

W I O S E Ea*t Washington Street, South Side,

I N I A N A O I S I N I A N A LOC, EPPIiVOEB, Prep'r.

BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.

Quests carried to and from the home free of charsre Sept 6, '58-dly

A E I A N O S E orroaiTK tntio.v DETOT. IN I A N A O IS I N I A N A IIOLLOWAT4c TIOItKOW, Proprietors.

ITGood warm Mesls always on hand on the arrival of Trains, and plenty of time to eat them Sept, 6. '58-dly

OCULIST. AURIST AND S"

GENERAL SURGEON

39 East Washington St., over MeOinnW Ciotkin/ Store, Indianapolis.

Formerly resident Physician at Willis' Hospital, Philadelphia, and for many years Principal of iho Danville Eyeand Ear It firmaiy, Professor of Anatomy, and Lecturer npon Physiology, hns ta-k-n 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 i« exceptions) are curable and will operate on .Cataract, Cross Eyes, Artificial Pupil, Opacitiesoi the Cornea, Inverted Eyo Lids, Sore Eyes, 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 tho natural.) He will also operate on Club feet, Tumors. Cancers. Morbid Growths, Deformities from Burns.Contracted Limbs perform the operation for Artificial Nose, by healiug on a new one, And inscrt Artificial Ees,giving them all the motion and expression of the n»tural, defying detection—they are inserted without remov ing the old ono, or producing pain.

The superior advantages be has had in Europe and this country in perfecting himself in all that is new and valunble in Surgery, warrants him in sayin?, that everything within "the bounds of the profission may be expected of him.

O E A

You can lyive your hair restored, no matter bow bald you are. One week's time in most casesbeingsuffioientto [induce a hair from every folicle (hat produced & hair before. Gray hair can be restored to its natural color without dyeing.

Sept. -dly

A MISERABLE LIFE And Premature Death!

"YOUNG MEN WHO, BY INDULglng in secret habit*, have rulnrd their huaith, prostrated thoir nervous itvst^m, aud. Impaired thoir mind*, tiicrcbyrendorlnjrtho plcaauroaof mar I riod life a wi'ury |ilzrtmaiec upon earth art' roapcctfully wotifiod that Dr. EW. ING. by inuchstudy and experience in thi* branch of practice. Is dally effecting carea in the mo*t difficult caacs, without the least dllBculty or trouble. Patients afflicted with any kl-id Ofprlvate dl»t-o*f, iroin the mildest form to the moat torere. can eonsalt Dr. E. with the full assurance or a quick and lasting euro. Dr. K. warrants a cure without the aid or mercury, or change *f business or diet. l)r. Kwlng an ouncc* to ladiexin want ofarcmedy forobatructiona. Irregularities, &c., pecttilar to the delicate organization of their system*. Dr. D.eier's female Monthly Pills the remedx. Th« mrny Utouaand boxes I have sold prove It—noi.espeak III ofthem, fornll like them. Dr.Deelor'sPHIscan ooly bo had at Dr. Kwtng's office. itci. 9 Virginia Avenue, Sonth of Branch Bank.

Ctrnoa.—Marriod ladies in certain sitnalions should not use them. For reason aeedireition* with each box. Price one dollar: sent by mail to any partoftho »orld. Office hours from S o'clock *. m. unlil9r.M. Jnly 31 IBW-dAwly

N Persona consulting me by letter are requested to give a full description of symptoms and accompanying th* same with a Bank Kole. they will receive every attentiau their ca*e require*.

Washington Foundry & Kaehine Works INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

I I A S S E I A N Sc I N O N MAXurACTtmicas or KNGINIX ANi» BOILERS,

CAST

and Wrought Iri»n Machinery, of all kinds Grist Mills Sash, Muley and Circle Saw Mills. Al*o,

Rake, Gram Separator, Improved. Pitt's Grain Separator.

THE FIRST PREMIUM MACHINE Horse Power far Bet or Tumbling shaft Machine. Portable Engines, suitable for nmni ff*Thtcsh ing Machines. Cora Shellers,Portable Mi Us.

Mat 8 d«(n.

IT Repairing neatly done In all its brant-he*. Toour nwmeroasfri«-Bdsa®dp*tro«w whohavel sustained us during the four years now past, we |Z*REriAN, Crystal or Oriental, Italian a 1 taaiin »ea airil CeUMlal PatMiac*. 97 Printed paintfag* S»r 91. tMHn*d«M si»w explicit as W «aM« AM te lean* ftilly without a dMr. F*i NkkOMI MMt ay mH «m rerdftftf price h«* at* *0 fell aa-* piatiiai aay wttk ae pet -as kwowledg* of drawfatg CM be

Fancy Painting.

Mr« ttt (Mtlt* It. 7TTA #aet«t«l tWwursrH}w wkfrh

1 aelttar elca|wr haa 0»ry caa be »sm- la ike west, •r farther particular* ealt«« *r ac f« farther par

S«f*.

siSia»t^d on the comer of Ohio and V"Of can jmrdMiM a goodStet Saw Mill in Fourth «**»•*, ownpied -t by Mr, Ralph ^d rwnnirg«wdeT»t lowra «s. ando«g»d TVn«ry Forterm applj to '.erma, at QARB^X4 BARTON'S, ©BO B0TRN5. Jas l^dU tadAcesa.

Hovel and Extraordinary! Sew Schedule of Premiums

or THS

UR(TCO mTI« lOaHKAb PUBLISHING HOUSE.

Eof

urns for the seasou of 1858 and 1859, embracing the celebrated Art Uni-m Series of twelve large and splendid Steel Plate Engravings, and a schedule of Gold Watches, Rich Jewelry of all kinds Gold Pens, etc., offered on a scale of liberality surpassing all previous offers.

Our jewelry Is comp «ed exclusively of the richest first class articles, warranted to be solid gold, or precisely as represented, and every person selects his own premium. Our*, i* the on' Publishing House that offers premiums on-this plan, or that furnishes this class of Jeweh-v

with the amount of the club fo- which it is given as a premium, aud the postage required for its delivery by mail. Splendid DeUched Lever, Enameled

Dial eighteen caret Gold Watch warranted a perfect time-keeper.. .$60 00 Elegant Lepine Enameled Dial 18 car at Gold Watch 50 00 Large Double-Slide Gold Pencil and

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

Gold Tooth Pick combined.. .* Extension Silver-Case Pencil (warranted **mti as coin) ami Gold Pen... Rich Gold Band Bracelet Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet........ Superb lined Gold Locket, engraved and turned Set of Gold Cameo Ear Drops Pet of Gold Coral Ear Drops Gold Cameo Pin for Ladv Gold Florentine Pin for Lady Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Gentlemen.. Set of Gold Cameo Studs Set of Engraved, Lined Gold Studs.. Set of Gold Cornelian Sleeve Bu'tons for Lady or Gentlemen Superb Friendship Ring, solid sixteen Acarat gold, richly enameled

Miss's Ring, solid sixteen carat gold set with stone Among the Engravings arc: The Signing of the Death Warrant of

Ladv Jane Grey, from I he celebrated painting by Daniel Huntington. 22 incnes longby 17 inches wide.. $1 00. .12c. The Trapper's Last Shot, from the rent painting by W. Rnnney.ld\24 1 00.. 1 The Angler's Daughter,from the great painting by Lancaster..-. 50...9c. Sparking, from the painting by F. W.

Edwards. 50.. 9c. (Foa FUI.I. PcHF.Dl/LF. SMC OUS CaTALOODE The United Slates Journal contains sixteen largo folio pages, ablv edited and profusely illustrated. Price only 50 cents a yenr.

Our catalogue contains over 1,000 of the most useful, entertaining, and popular works of the day. Any person sending us 5!) cents or more, either forthe 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 Premium^ amounting $), and Extra Books or Journuls amounting to $1 for every club of $10, thus receiving lor $10.Books or Journals amounting to £11, and Premiums amounting to $11. The amount to prepay postage on the Premiums, shoul I accompany each order.

Every reader is invited to form a club, and we wish to arrange with some person at every Post Office, 10 act a local ..gent and correspond, who will be richly paid therefor.

Specimens snd Catalogue sent free an application. Send on a few subscriptions at once, and select your premium (Vara the above, or when you receive the Catalogue.

J. M. EMERSON CO.,

Publishers 405 Broadway Now York.

July J9Jwly

INDIANAPOLIf, IND.

Auditor's Report.

Of the Rrceiptt and Expenditure* of Vigo County for- 'he war ending May 31,1858. There have been received at the County Treasury since June 1,1857, as follows:

Total

June 19-dwtf

Wood.

Sawing, The attentkiM of Farmer Is directed to this power, as they are admirably adapted to any use to which horse power can be applied.

For drrular, with terms and price addren as adore. Information or Machines cfetained of U. Shewmakerat bis Wire-home,oral O. Ff. and C. 0. Smith, at their store iu Terrs Haute.

Spring

A. A. AUSOUtt,

'Pwa OAee, Tcrre-Battc, lad.

and

past 3 Aralf 4tf

-"TCr-*1* •_ In1r,n )i»nya*Mlty«n.

NCOURAGED by the Unexampled Suece«a our norel and extraordinarj Premium Offers, in she circulation of the long-established and papular piiturial monthly, the UOITKO STATES JocaxAL, and in the sale of our valuable Books, yvr»«—• worthy of aw name, to open a Dispensary i«r w« now announce our new pro"ramro»» of pre mi .. i.,. -1 the treatment of this claw of disease all their

2 00. .9e.

8 00..9c.

2 50. .9c. 4 00..9c 8 00..9c.

DR.

On acceunt of Poor House Farm-Sale of hits $3,274 16 On account of Docket and Jury Fees.... 390 58

Estravs 20 7i Show Licenses 30 *M)

Os account of Miscellaneous—rents, witness* ees,&c. 71 30 On account of Bank Loan 1.940 00

Taxes. .* ......41 ,.r»59 52 Railroad Dividends 390 83

Total. $47,677 1 4

There has been issued since the 1st day of June, 1857, County Orders for the following objects, and to the following amounts: For fees and salaries of County Officers, t.3,650 78 931 04 624 38 2,105 01 1,267 62 !,517 35 2,237 73 1,38* 40 29 00 844 11 425 25 21 75 35 50 4,ai8 66 2,440 34 742 84 4.145 18 2.994 00 1.758 97 2,030 00 2,340 61 75 00 9 000 00

to Bailiff's..

Assessing Revenue Jurors ,.. Insanity Expenses Public Buildings Township Taxes Specific Allowances Road Purposes Road Taxes Bridges Election Expenses Coroner's Inquests Poor Expanses Criminal Expenses Sf ationerv Railroad Taxes Interest Poor House and Farm. Loans Specific School Taxes Aitriculroral Society City School Taxes

.$37,643 52

A. LANGE, Auditor.

Yotmg America

O I O S NO. 3, EARLY'S BLO^K, Terre-Ilnnte, Indinna.

Summer Clothingl

FOR MEN A^D BOYS.

F«rnNMn*t Goods, mil kind* and Qaalitie*. Coats. Pants, Ve#st«, Shirt#!, Hats. Caps Trunks, !arpet Rags, and ahses. tTnderc'otliin* of all Kinds.

HAVING

added !ar«*jy to my stock I am now

prepared to offer rare Inducements to al, persons who are In want of clothing of any d«*aTriptioo, So look mt fmr barralns.and W»membei to call at the right place, No. 3, Eariy's

May 8^tf JOSEPH

Township Library.

"VTOTICE is b*r bv given thn this L?hrsryla 11 removed frfoi iKe Union Printing Office to^

on^e^ U"dzop in"

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PfllLADKLPHIA. A B***vo!mt Institution e»tabU*!xi tf special Ri*~ ftr tie Relief of tie Sick su DiittcsitJ? icttd aiti Vtruknl and Epidemic Di*e*&*.

Consulting Surgeon, as a CHAR IT ABLE ACT

forms juid to give MEDICAL.sDVlCE GRATIS to all who apply by tetter, with a diacription ol their coniition, (age, occupation, habits of life, Ac., 1 and in case ol extreme povertv, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is needloss to add that the Association command the highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most improved m«dem treatment.

The Directors of the Ass«Kialion. in their Annu a' Report upon lhe treatment of Sexual Liseases, for the jear ending auuary 1st, l$5y, vxprt-w the hijrhest satisfaction with the success which has at-

»pL. i«. a I W a 5 mirnrsi vi9inC«ion wiui in™ bucvrcs wuivii ii«* ,h r,., K-ki/*h II »ir.„ tended the labors of the Consulting Surgeoti in the

cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Syphilis, the viec ol Onanism or Self-abuse, &u., ana order a continuance of the same plan for the ensuing year.

The Directors, oa a review of the past, feel as-

An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea* or Seminal Weakness, lhe vice of Onanism, Matur bation, or Self-abuse, and other diseases of sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by msil (in a sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt ofTWO STAMP for postage. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &c., are c«nstantly 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.

4 00..6c 6 00..6c. 6 00. 6c» 5 00..6c. 5 00..6c. 2 00. ,6c. ,. », O MA pbia, I A* nn i„ 1 onler of the Directors JW .dc.f

Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE R. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No 2South Ninth Street, Philadel-

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4 00..3*.

4 00. .3c.

200..3c

PAIRCHILD. Srcret'try. EZRA D. HEART WELL, President May 27, 1858. w. 1 y.

Terre-Haute Furniture Store!

The Cheapest place to buy

FDR NTT DUE

OD the Waliash.

3\ SES1T5S,

Is pleased to aonotmco .to the citizcns of Terro Haute, and sunouii -.ing country, that he has just opened a New Furniture Store, 011 Fourth street, opposite the 1'ost Office, and hns now 011 hand a iaige assortment of Furniture, yinotaoing all kinds of

Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Looking-G lasses, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, ash-

Stands, Cane-seat Rocking Chairs, and Children's Chairs. And, in fact, all articles usually kepi in Furniture Stores. Ha hns and will keep constantly on hand,a largejjaasoi tnient of

GILT M0ULD.1NGS,

He is also prcparad to do all kinds of ordered work in my lino. Ho wmild al&u beg leave to inform the public thai lie i* prepared to attend to lhe branches ol

UndertaKlns In its different forms, for which puipouc he keeps on hand a good supply of all kinds of

COFFINS,

And will furnihh and attend Funerals cheaper than any house in 'ho city. Having secured the wsrvices of D. G. FOSTER any orders h-ft with him at his residence, in the south part of the city, or at my store, will be promtly attended to, itSTAlI articles *old 011 the most reasonable terms, and delivered free of chargo to any part of the city.

Kir Illinois money taken at par. Remember the TeneHaute Furniture Store, 011 Fourth Street, opposite the i'ost Office, is the place to get bargains.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 31, '57-ly.

St. cnarles

Saloon and Restaurant.

'HUE nndersigned will open, te-«!ay, the above I. Saloon and Restaurant, undti new arrangemeats.

Fresh Oyster*, Snrdinrn,

and in fact everything to EAT and DRINK that lhe market can afford, at the most reasonable rate* We also have a very fine Ball Room 65X22 fret, wfiich can be had at any time for Cotillon parties or other social gatherings on the most reasonable terms. Persons desiring such a hail will piettse call at the St Charles.

PHIL. H.

Lt'dEM

book now out of the Ub«ry which wwft be w- vM by bi» an before the? turned imatedialelv. Fhm that porrtnB of tlv leave tbt »boo. Library I» sett* from 2 fo 94 vol's there is Iffl Is well asKJJPAlRINS and any otter kind books miming, beside* a laqte number of aiagle 1 of work in bis line. vol*. TW» rnwt be criminal oegleei ionot re- T0* rem««ber*o Merbanics* Row. tamias every book before tb« 88 day» expire. and know too are the right pl*e*.b*iore ye

N B. Tbe LSbrarv open tmy day from to! trw*l valuable an icicle a* "time" an12 o'clock. A. 3L, 'aad froahaK pw( I JaOf UklUtel k«da. Again w« «ay ^1 jmdexamw* past 3 P. H. E FLINT, iforroomlje«^ L.AVb&uer.

jhnstisM JXL.% WA- 4*.

HHB HOWARD ASSOCIATION.In tiew of the avfhl destruction of human liffc. cata- .. eti by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions pr-ic- 'jnpeded by the ad Terse vaara of 1p64 and 1757. ticed upon die unfortunate victims of sueh dboo- "le p^ehcaldhty of thr plan has been clearly denes by Quack?, sever*! years ago directed their! oust^ttxi. _That thv hUM_afforda snperinradVa)H

aured that their laborsin this sphere of benevolent J**08' universal satisfaction to consignors, should effort have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, t* this very important and much despised cause.

DANIEL MONN1GER.

Feb. 12, I858-drf_ ATTENTION ALL THE W0ELD ASD "THE REST OF MANKIND 1"

IIOlid SWISS^AtCH-

MAKER, being sow full/ established, and permanently located on Main St.. Mo. 9, Mechanics' Row, Offers to his friends, a finely *e

Ire ted a*#ort meat

of Jewelry, Watches, Chck«, Ac., and eftwetally inviicis the fashionable, the grave ana the gay.to call in and exaniinethc Stock as he has something in his line for each.'

Tbo*« wbo wihh good lime-kceptif and finely fiuialxol Watches would consoli their isS«tw»

before rMirchji*it,gelwwbere, a*

HIE CLEVELAND

WOOL DEPOT,

Established »n the winter of X854.

HAS

tages to lhe WOOL GROWERS OF THK WEST, as a medium for pasefag their wool* into* the hands oi the manufacturer, is now no longer quesiion. But although a veiy larga number 4 Wool Growers hive availed themwute* of thtW advantages during the last fanr years, yet surprising as it may appear tt many, "otrr r?cefpl* havs been larger from Mercian la and Wool-bovera tharf from Wool-growers and this may be accounted mainly from the fact, that, as a claaa. Wool-grow-} ers have been more easily influenced and xnlsle« than the former, by the statements of a few operators who am wholly opposed to all eflbrta having for their object the systematizing of the wool trade or the enhancement of price* to the produce*.

The past year, characterised as it has been it/ the most disastrous financial embarrassments, haV been one ef the most xinfbrtunate for neg^fa!jg£ and managing sales of wool, and tho fact that tit* enterprise na# been remarkably successfully, not withstanding these disadvantages, and given ai-

we think, inspire sufficient confidence t« tudaas large consignments from wool-growers. To those who have beeo prejudiced l»? falsa ru« mors, and who have manifested a want of eonfl deuce w«* have frequently mide advances equal to the price they have been offered for their wool.— Such advances, however, should not bs required, as the enterprise WHS started for th«ir benefit, and this object has steadily kept In view, and we ipe the encouragement will be such as to t: *bU us to continue our efforts. Indeed, wool-prawera partieutariv the present year, cannot afford to d« without Mich influence and facilities as this House can extend to them.

ROTTER PRICKS,

than they can obtain by any other method, and' would, we trust, become permanent friend* of tit* enterprise. At this House, the

Wool is Closely Classified!

Iulo different STYLES snd GRADES, thus rendering it more attractive to the matiufroturtr who frequently does not wish to purchase mixed lots. Hi-re he can obtain tho particular grade «4 wool adapted to lo the qualitv of foods he manu lactures, and can thus afford to

Pay 3 to a Cents Pound Mora Than ui-icr the old system of employing agentr and sub asents to canvas the country to*procure his stock. Here he can find uniform grades, which arcsoWSLL KNOWN to Eastern Manufacturers, that the only expense attending their buying is a letter or telegraph dispatch, ordering any partta* ulnr grade and quantity. 0*To those who wish to consign Wool touat we will forward Sacks, by express .t other*Ue numbered anil marked so that no other dlreetiwr would We required to lmvo the Wool reach ut

Wool Twine.

For tying up Wool, will be sent to those ordering, at .Matulaetiii'era piices. To thnui our confiilence in the future Wool UatiteL we propose to iuu£e nn«re lib«ral

Th« N\i)i nn| l.,it 1 l* 4 lm l.crn for For ty V»H *. 'J'lif art- tlfuwii l»y a Ktato Gfllrir. »ntl rat tie relitjd "D. II ion «lraw a prlrH. J,M will ^a' Y«M» moi.ey. 1|)» Mliiilw tiui.tr} I* Willi Noga Liitterj r«tic n.». H* wttr'* ofihi ui.

Ortioi in ihr Manland Mate I.otiarlaa. MAflNirlCKVT SCHEME.

Maryland State Lottery. 7o#»

To We tira»ir liuiilinur*-. on Suturday.

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betaitt opcrat^oit orer ftrar Tears, duriag ithirh period, though its pr^g!*Sk b«S b«ea

Cn«ih Advances. -rt

lhan heretofore, ii'desired. Hoping receive a more extended patronage from the wool-growers and merchants ol the wnsf* we promise uiul'.vided attention to their iiitetast* aad remain

Vcrv trulv, ire., G'OoDALEiCO.

Cleveland, May 31,1858-w 3 m.

aryland State Lotteries,

H. FRANCE

Co Manager

of the Marylt.iid Sute Lotteries, lowiug Sple.ntliil Schemes roit

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PLAN.

Thi* is the oldest mode of Drawing. HHIZF8 15 OKK WHKfcl# AND T1CKK1S IK A* (iTHKR.

J. Every Prize is drawn out. Prizes Paid in full without Deduction,

Maryland State Lottery.

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A small invoice of ^Limpsand Oil to be^ snd for sale at At No 3, Warren's Bl**h, Terre-Htt*U, In

T1ie»e Laasp* are superior all others fori pliciiy and brilliancy, are Reaper and no danger from cx^oaloa tbaa a taltqw esgft Terms Casfv t. KUtTFT