Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 248, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 November 1858 — Page 2

"7 H. BROWW, Edito*.

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TBRRK-KAIJTB. SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. !3. 185*

For

JOHN J. ORITTBNDBN,

OAK^mapk*.

Oomt* BACK wrjji A* IXDIAKA DIVORCE. -—Three yearn aeo George Rjistiirlike wa« married in this city, and a r**r afterward washed to bail for ti*tf lectins: to support 3 bin wifa. A year *Kn h* moved we*t, liv-

in Indiana, procured a divorce there, a« lie av*r*. and retnme«I to thin city Monday or Towday. The wife again canned /•life arreat for neglecting to «npport her.

In annver he pl^adu the Indiana divorce y.ttrnnt. of whi*h Mrs. R. wa* entirely ignorant. The ease w*« adjonmed for two w/»*k* to enable the defendant to procnre the neo^nry papers from Indiana.-—At bany Argvt.

The member* of |the Lefciileinre who paired the odions /»nd contemptible di vorce law that now titand* recorded oor Statute, hare tJertalnly procured their flhrorte* long aince, (for, no doubt, it wan intended especially to meet their caws, and we hop# and trnst the coming MMkn wjU/blot ft ontv Vfo do not wieh to we Indiana made the rendczTona for libertines from ill parte of tlitf^Cnion. If we can not have lawa thpt.fyjll bind and raped the tnanriage contfa$F, in tho name of de oency let all law on the snbjcct he blot ted Vat, 'W that we may trnthfnlly «ay the Inst that properly belongs to brvtei is aot legalized within the limits of our State Far better wotild it be for the reputation of our 8hite than retain the divorco law that now blackens the pages of oar Statnto.

YfttMi&t to see a Dfw that will permit "IO BIIID or woman to obtain a divorce In (Tie absence of tho other, and lot the actual

rf\?di!ngi

of both parties, be-in the county

in which the application is made—force thrmnpface to face, that each may bo fefyli?tt«d to foil thoir own troubles, before the tame court Let

tTic

law plainly point

r&t 4&e proper lint of ^favtcit for divorce, Apd lct the defentel party be the sufferer —or, in other words, lot the one who sues and obtain» the divorce, have the children and alt the property, (irany)—no matter how little or how mnoh—let children and property go to the one "obtaining the divoroe, no matter in what State or States the property may lie, or ot whai it may insist. Bat let no on«r have a divorce ^without /vet and teriott* cause. If we bad WCh a law fc* this, In effect, we wonld soon see a ohange in the discordant already married multitude—especially if they had property. There woald be fewer srhool-lor marriages—there would be fewer uiarrisges which were only intended by the libertine to lant fora month. Then, indeed, wonld poisons, on eontracting marriage, think of it, as hecomeamen and women—they wonld regard it as a tacred, binding* and a lasting institution—as a eon/rod only to be brolcen by Death, and that alone.

Arrest of the Murderer. Wm. Smith, the man who committed the murdurous [sic] assault upon Catharine Halpin, at the residence of Mr. John Price, in Vincennes on Wednesday evening the 28th ult., was arrested at ten o'clock on Friday last, nine miles from Smithland, Ky., (or 265 miles from this point,) by Mr. Wm. Miller of Vincennes, and Sheriff Kirkman, of Gibson county, who deserve great credit for the perseverance and sagacity displayed in the chase. ———————

Important Decision.

The New Albany Tribnne says that in t.he case of Lockwood v«. the State Bank of Indiana .Tndgt Bieknell gave a decision y*sifeeniay* He decide*! that the new silver Coin, Issued since 1S58, was not a legal tender, and furthermore, that a quantity of bank motet presented together for redemption atttst be considered as one do* mand, and if over 15, mu*t be paid in gold. A similar decision has been heretofore made by another Circnit Judge of Indiana.

**rThc t'hief of Police of Cincinnati, is collecting a portrait gallery of all the leading aconndwla of the Weet» It alrwtdr contains daguerreotype liken«sw« of 31 theivea 29 hnrglsr*. 8 watch stnflfers, 14 eonoterfetters 2 confidence men, 8 howe theires, 8 pickpockets, 2 garroter and 4 higuwaymen—total 103,

(nt

IripU AIUS.T.

j^rThe Grand Lodge «f I. O. O. F. of Indiana, 1 UaianapoK^ o» Tawd*f efWU

jtfO^ptila Joba McKtfltty. ing at Deen Island, New Brunswick, states |nt9r that has been offered to the public, that he worked in 180T on ^rdFnltons fe^g »o port^aae temfory for

The Overthrow of the Administration. Of all the parties which have existed since the organization of the Govern tato*, the present Democratic party is the only one which has lived, moved, and had its being by studiously practising deception upon the people. The late elections in Pennsylvania and Indiana have emblazoned this Cut beyond the possibility of doabt or qnenion. Daring the canviss, William EL English, Samoel S. Cox* Ow on Jones, and their aaeodatws, not only repudiated all their Kantaeiem, bat went step farther, by proclaiming their determination to advocate a modification of the present Tariff system.

Thst these gentlemen may see the light In which they are viewed by their Democratic brethren at the 8onth, we commend to their attentive phrasal the following remarks of the Montgomery (Alabama) Mail: ..

Xo one,-we preshme, says the Columbus "Enquirer, now doubt that tho Federal Administration has met with an overwhelming and irrevocable popnlar rebuke, that the next Honse of Representatives will contain a decHfd, majority of its opponents.'and that in all probability the party adhering to its fortunes is already "done for" in the prospective contest of L£60. The elections of CFIJS week in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, develbp these results. Instead of thirty Democrats to twenty-seven opponents, as in the pre? ent Congress, these throe States will probably return abont forty-five Opposition members to a dow»n Administration Democrats and the same popular feeling that has bronpht about this great change in them will without donbt operate similar results in other States whose elections are to follow.

Had there been an) substantial difference between the Administration candidates in the** Htates and their opponents, so far as questions touching the rights of the South arc concerned, we should have felt some regret at this signal overthrow of the "National Democracy," opposed to thorn as are in general' politics, and little fnith as we have in any of their professions or pledges. But wo believe that Mr. Florence, of Philadelphia, is the only Democrat elected to Congress in Pennsj'lvania, Ohio or Indiana, who has not openly deserted that feature of the English bill which reconciled the South to taking it as a bitter dose even with that palliaiw. All the rest—along with

name.

VPTV

nesr-

nll of those defeated—are distinctly pledged to go with the Black Republicans on the next Kansas issne to come before ongress. The contest, then, was simply one between two divisions of Freesoilers —tho one hoisting its true colors, the other flinging the same flag to the popular reeze. but displaying on tho side which in turned to the South a false and treacherous

When wo consider, also,

that most of the Democratic candidates all of them in Pennsylvania, wo believe— ere pledged to vote for higher protective tariff duties, it must be confessed that their pliability and inconsistency a* politicians a very far from recommending them to onr sympathy or condolonce in their defeat.

A OovRiuvoit NOM rtrasico.—The otlur ight a«the Ministers were rcturniue from Conference, on tho E. T. & Ga. Railroad, an amnsing occurrence took place between Govenor Brown and Parson Brownlow. Just bofore the cars arrived at Knoxvillw, Oovenor Brown came up, and taking the Parson by tho hand, remarked: "How do von do, brother Brownlow?— I am hnppy to see yon,''

Tho courtesy was returned, when the Govcnor continued "I hope yon will be moderate in *11 yonr notions of prop'icty in regard to your fellow-citizens—live a good christian and last, though not least, become a good Democrat,

Tho Parson with the eccentric look peculiar to himself, stretched himself up and remarked:

Govenor, an old gentleman of yonr polities, many hundred rears ago took our Savior npon a mountain and preached just such a sermon."

The outburst of laughter can better be itntnagincd than described.

jfJT Mr, B^lgood, the patentee of the celebrated Cona Tlanter of Cleveland, Ind., ia now stopping at the Clark House where a sample of the machine may he seen. It is unquestionably the beat eulti-

/arAccowling to the last ceaKfe*, the jp«»p^ittw of T«xaa 450,080.

An Anticipated Deluge.—At the end tff the fifteenth, and early in the six teenth cmitarj, 8taeffer, the celebrated astronomer, was Professor of Mathematics stfobi^feo. This emiflent man rendered great services to astronomy, sail-was ofle of the first who pointed out the way of remedying the error* in the Jalian cat endar, according to which time was then computed. Bat neither his abilities nor his knowle Ige could protect him against the spirit orhis age. In 1524 he pnblish ed the result of same abstruse calculations, in which he had been long engaged, and by which he has ascertained the remark* ble fact that in that same year the world wonld again be destroyed by a deluge.— This announcement, made by a man of such emiuenoe, and made, too, with the utmost confidence, caased a lively and universal alarm. News of the approaching event was rapidly circulated, and Europe was filled with consternation. To avoid the first shock, those trbo had houses by the aea, or on rivers, abandoned them while others, perceiving that such meas ures could only be temporary, adopted more active precautions. It was suggested that, as a preliminary step, the Emperor Charles Y. should appoint inspector to survey the country, and mark those places which, being least exposed to the coming flood, would be most likely to afford a shelter* That this should be dono, was the wi»h of tho Imperial General, who was then stationed at Florence, and by whose desire a work was written recommending it.

But the minds of men were too distracted for so deliberate a plan and besides, as the he'ght of the flood was uncertain, it was impossible to say whether ifc would not reach the top of the most elevated mountains. In the midst of these and svmtlar schemes, the fatal da/ chow near, and nothing had yet been contrived on a scale large enough to meet the evil. To enumerate the different proposals which were made and rejected, would fill a. long chapter. One proposal is, h^wpvelr'wortli noticing, because it was carried into effect with great steal, and is, moreover, .Vary characteristic of the age. An ecclesiastic ol the name of Auriol, who watithen Professor of Canon Law at the University W Toulouse, reyolved in his own mind va rions expedients by which this universal disaster miglit be mitigated. At length it occurred to him that it was practicable to imitate the course which, on a similar emergency, Noab had adopted: with eminent soccess. Scarcely was the ideS con ceived, when it was put into execution.— The inhabitants ofTonloiiSfe lent their aid and an ark was built, in the hope that some part, at least, of the human specics might be preserved, to continue the r«ce, and re people the earth, »fter the waters should have subsided and the land sgain become dry.—Buckle's History of Civilization.

GOOD COTTON PICKINOKOR AI.ABAKA.— Four hands belonging to Caspar Jones and Dr. Batt Peterson, of Barbour county Alabama, on a wager lorn Christmas egg nog, on Thursday, Septembe r7th, picked, from sunrise to sunset, as follows Dr. Peterson's boy Green 6(8 pounds,

Ike 636

C. W]j Jones' Warren 682 girl Milly 672 Cl This is an average to each hand of 652 pounds,and what is rather remarkable, th* contestants tied, having 1304 pounds each

Several neighbors of the highest respectability were in the field while the hands w*»rc picking, and two of them weighed the cotton.

The Next Illinois'Legislature.

Hie next legislature, according to the returns of the election on Tuesday last i-lnnds as follows:

Democrats. t«Hebnblican.

House 40 85 Senato 15 10

GAIETIES CARR'S

Sele Kfanaftr, T. P. VAKNKY.

Satnrdar Evening, November IS, 1849 First time In this city of Sheridan Know la's great five act play of

E W I E

A E S

COJOIKBCK tx NKVT TonK.—The imports of foreiffn merchandise at NW York for the month of October, says the Jowrnal of Commerce, j^hotr a large npon the corresponding total for last year, but there has been a material falling off in the receipt* of specie, as in October, 1S57. the current of th« precious metals had been reversed."and wa« setting this way from Enrope, while during the la«t month the flow of specie had been onftvard. The ex- mj A I? porta from K«w York to foreign parts for I aV. the month of October ahow falling off PATENTED AUG-17,1858 from the corresponding total of last year in evety item for specie and bullion this if owing to the decreased demand for bread-afnff. Rxclnsitre of specie, the falling oAT has been nearly 02,000,00O.

THOS M. BEDGOOD 3 I O E

taater [MHHWSsevers!qualities saperfor to W* ptsi any ether now beftre the pabtlc. tt tarrowa tlie fraend,drop* the at emasl •facsn. (which obvi, aw the SWMSUT *t ftjrrwwii* U»« trrtxsad sss way.) aa (srtf« it anv desired defth. thereby perft»mia* several disttaet branches of laker at «»e tfttsUss, a»d MAY readily IM C«»Bverted late a flrst clas« drill.

Me Maehine I 4in*p. a*d t»la« and *tnp)e in Ita eon vtreeOon. PMWM L«fclnc MKIHM Tetrftory for die tale «f Ut* ValnUo C«ra rtanter will pleaaacej] •p«a tW pateiMee at l*e Clark B««ee.

Ra&derinf Bstablishment.

Tandaadernipedfca)»commenced

W ha* aiasph'enr^. rmiering on eonumsiioto. Wean nrtfaired to render htp. »!**}». and tallow ia a wper'wx wrr, M»iwwt motJee. Perron* baring aatoahliT bbp cwn few* tktn tendered kto Ne I «teaee bt at, wveth nearly the price «f Ini We also pa? nab for B« and dnd %MM|T bo0i Wring «a jnmr hofs aad get aowf, and the* new an tnma»a*« ewtt.

READ THIS! A noiXANfflnt's •fSsrmoftT'

ACOB RIlfSKES, tiring in the HoUtnd settlement of Shebojeaa, Wisconsin, saw "After «if)Roe feting for ante fine tfe* misery attending aa otter pro«tr*tioaaf mind and botftr, I have been restored, by wing BCBRHAVfJls TERS, to pet^ect health.

aU Ckrtmie

THEATRE! HALL.

Scrofula, Syphilis. ...v Fever Sores. Vlcers, Sore K)es. Sore Kore Month, Sofe Head, lnsanUr. »KOSCHtT:R, All diseases of the Womb, Prolapsus Uteri, ti

A E Miss K.

Mr. MalMlssd as Jalian de Pierre. Greener as arianna.

COMIC DIRGE. Ma. BEAVER To conclade with MR. MULHOLLAXD'S wonderful delineation of

Irish Emigrant

X. B.—Oaicets «m t«e ta attendance to eniorce and preservs the wost perfect order. Adwitamoa *35 eta.

Sold tnr Inueri*t* every where.

aM may rortiii meteneo i«w a am eiaa* «nii. r- ". .. t* at aar denirrd dMiiiM. Thia ealaa-i and npon the Bff't rewmable

M.HARRISON It SON.

Tfr»-R»tar, N©*- U—dtf[?««ntal andJExprttscopy 33 b«*

HOLLAND BIT-

The fact of this remedy being tnsoehhlcb re pate among the Hollander* In Wwoottsin. Michi gmri.Nev reek, la fkot fat «rcrt Holland settle* meat in the United States, argues much in its faror.

Try It—for Chronic or Nerroos Debility, or any Nerromi, Rbetiaatic, or Nearrigicafl-ctSoti. Sept 16, Im.

Matton! Matron!!

M«««, P. Wjattand F* Stereiyoo, will com mence Slaughtering Sheep for the purpose oT tank ing,

Saturday next, and in conaeaaeaoe of

the lafge stock they will bare on hand, they hare fitted op a Stall at the Lover Market, arfeere the most choice peice* of Mutton will be told at from 4 to 5 cents per pound. This i* eonriderably lower than has yet been offeied in this maiket and those desiring the finest of mutton will bear in mind that this arrangement will last for three months or more to oome. Remember, that only the moat Caoios PKICES will be offered for sale.

September 17, 3 m.

Xo more pain, No more eidnese, No more Rheumatism,

STIPF^RRS OP THE JOISTS, LUMBAGO, UKAllACHBS.TOOTHACHhK.Sl/FPKKlNG .v PROM OTHKR BODILY l.NKIRMn iKS.

The

JUJNRF

and Crmpltit CJ[C{|»/

A W A 8

E A E I E

i**lanttf tkc mutt ticratialimg Ptiut nit

ictw.Sw,/,

SemUt, C*t», Hrmitu, $-r.

reuUt r« It important' that every familr keeps a supply of It in the house. Armed with this remedy,a household It always pro tooted aftalnst 1 Jen attacks o(slckuess. Thou taaUs of lives of persons have been saved by Its llmelj us« who were suddenle salted in Uie nlejtt time with Cramps, Spasms, Vemlliug, Cholera, rellew Fever, and other violent diseases, keta dose «f this remi'^y b« taken Inurnally, as the case may reqnlie, whnn suddenly seiesd with pain or sickness, and It wilt tH«T*irri.v acLtavs TBC R»N*XT raoii rai5, and arrest the disease^

KADWAY'S READY RELIEF,

H** C*fr4

Rhenmatlssn, la (bar hours. Nearal|rhi, in one hour Cramp, in ten minutes* Diarrhoea, in fifteen minutes. Toothache, lu one minute. Spasms, In live inlnuies Sick Headache, ten minutes. Chills and Fever, 15 in. ChilUalMs,-in fifteen minutes. li)Caen(s,ln six hours Sore throat, in tun minutes. Bums, in twenty minutes Frost Biles, Ague Cheek, faraljsir, Lameness, and lu fell'eases of

Braises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains the mntuoul It lsfpplled to the ii^ured parts, all pain and nneaslnesff cease. Look nut for and (mtUliaiis^-**urelMMO only

KA»vrtr*scounterfeits

KK*DV KiLicr

i*fief},^S.,cts.|3e cts^ and #1 per bottle.

ANEW COBTRiBUnOJf TO 8CIEKCS «r*ss* PUcgTcry. .« v. tftif JtrC.. 5

RADWAY'S Regulating PILLS

Dr. Rntlwny dt Co., hsvit reevntiy dlsceverod a method for rxtrscliug irom ro*ts, herbs, |tauti mid cuius,a nutritious extract of such wonderful uourl«ltinjt |K»WOI -Ahich I hey have coNiblnoi! Vtth Kmlwti* 'J Ret. ulatlur Plllr—U»al six nl these Plfli will supply the llod wr'.th the saiua niuount or nutrition as our ounro of ordinaly breail so tliut wliilo Uie system lit undergoing thoroti| jilnsliklnp, and rogu|»tt.pf proefsf. ilnllf becomes »trrnptlipiicil. f'ornons iiflticleil with Liter Complaint, Oyspepula, floart lllscnitos, Fullnri* ot Blood, and all Petnaler who are subject lu Irregularitlen, Hysteria, drc., are particularly recoiumendcd to use thete I'll!*. They are pleasant to take—elegantly e»atr4 tritt fwm—free from taste, and fttU pat gripe, tiihtn, or it»*ktn the svotani, or leave the bowels costive. Mothers uursluf should likewise take one or two or these pllln once or twice per week. They will notonly keepy.ursystem healthy and rrirulai, but will protect your inftiiiti against Cramp and Pnlns In the stomach, and huur not only a hea'thy child, but will invest every child thus sncled, With a swvel dls|wsltlou.

Radway's Regulating Pills

Regulate ea«h and every urican o| iho system, nnd car. reel all leran(emenis of the Liver. Uowsls, Ktuinnrh. Heart, and KiduSys. r,. -y

Titf Curt

Costlveness, Hnart-HurM, fltllousaess, Dropsy, PalpitatiAti of Heart,

CrdraiMlu

IU CMIII'WMU/ MICTM.

This (treat and glorions remedy should be hailed by the human race ns a special gift from the Uniiphty. to

detcenorato delapidated humsnity. Dr. Radway Co., are the "only Physicians Chemists In the world that hn ve succeeded in discov ennn a rem«dy that will effectually eradicate from the human system constitutional disease and allmeats, transmitied fron rnrents to their children.

————————

Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Const! pntion, Headaohe, t'onfestien, Ac. Ac.

They are entirely vegetable and harmless ns Infant at the breast can take them with safety, and persons who are subject tr flu of Apoplexy, Kpilepllc, lliart Diseasss, dte., should Blway* keep a box ou hand.

PRICK

aa CK.vrs.

Ask for Rtu/ttaf't Rrg*l*t»r», «r JUfulatinf PUU.

TIIK GREAT OA'S Tt rUTlOXJI. RRMCDT.

W: R. R.,4R. S (No. 8 A KKW LIPE-CRKATING PRIXCIPLE.^?

A W A S

RENOVATING RESOLVENT,

Hfl* OU

Seres. PnWfeslAt

Plmoi, instil/* within tkr

Sfttim rtnrKtl Hr*Hk,»*d Rfolctt

I nd

RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT Will radically exterminate from the system Cankers, Pits,

Kunuinics fromthJ Ear,

Whltn nwelliarl, Toworg. C»ncer», Sod#*, RickeU,

Olauiitil Swelling,

Right

Skto (i*aaiM. CO.NSUMI TIOJf. Salt Kheom. Ruh Toller. Humor* of all Kind*, Cfaroaic Rhcnmatltm, *|ep«l*,

And all dl*e**e* that hare been aitabHthed ia U)« •j-item for ycam. PRTCK OSE DOLLAR PRR BOTTLE.

J. ». CUNNINGHAM. TKKRK HJIUNT, 150

BADWA A CO., 189 PaHon St., N. Y. Kor. 13 -sa. tf

JSeedleaa

U*TRKCKIVEO —A fine I

lot of Cerrant*,

Raisins, and Citron*—Figs, Coeoa-

Nata, Date?, Larer Rai.siita, and Lpmona, with a fine variety of Frcnch Confectionery. Tbeabore rmrirtie* will be kept constantly on hand and for sale by

W.H.SCUDDKR,

Second street, opposite Stewart Boose. NOT. 10. d2w.

MUSIC!# MUSIC!

Mr. Q-ErORGE XL O'HARRA, dears to annonoce to tbtdtiuo* of Ttr^-llaale and the neighboring lawns of Indiana and Illinois, that he ia permanently located in this city and is prepared to furnish 8 I FOR DARCE9, and rtber pobftc owaslow, at the ilnrtnt nntfee

tnrn*.

For thfal

porpoae be has totablMied an efidmt S I N A N composed of old and *kUKa! mn^eiana. and can

He ia also connected wilh old established A S S A N and any order* addressed to Mm 6* mmfe ef tiris

f«rai*h naeie f«r pcblk and nrirat^ patie*. with At the ?tKW HOOT ssi *11 "E STOKE, A5Y NUMBER OF INSTRUMENTS, -if from one to ten or more

frM the enat, wtMsn fce

baa woenred a Urge mepfty ef near and popnlar marie far gnu Bwfar-wasgii feranemmlwr ef batrawatt—be i« rwdr t« tDnrrrpronpil aQ orders that an be nddrnmed to bias.

AUnm, G.HO'HAtRA. GUrk Honta, Teat Urate.

11 NEW BOSTON

Lar|est 'sMected stocks of

SATIN DELAINS. Lace nnl Mnsl:n t'uriajhs, •, .Gilt 5orniee«, ^,r

Curtain Band* nnd Pins, Window Shade Trimming", Feather Dnsfors find RrtiHhfV

Piano and TnMc Covcru, Tn'ile Malts,

New Goods'

StOlM-ia. AT THIS

FUKKCH"^'TOrt E

116 Main Street, 4M» on1 5

THIS

In thi-tr »to« rott will find a fine lino of EMBR 0 ibEREO GOODSI At.t. u^ns of If

DRESS GOODSExt"'«5ve

No. 107 Wabash St, one door East of Soatluxii

wonld respectfully in form the citiions of Terre-Haute and rioinity that I have just received from. thaEaai» one of the

Men's AV omen's and Children's

otoeU of

DO ontio G-ood«f Shawls! ShriwU! {^hawlsl A N E S A N O A S

Skirts! fkirls! Skirts! BOOTS AND SHOES.

Linen Sheet-*,

To *ay the least their *tock has never been to complete a» it is now. Jp-grRemember No. 116.

JOSEPH ZOLEZZI, Salesman

Oct «9, dwlfw J'

SOFT SOAP.

warrant lo jrlra eetlre MttatMtlfw. if not good we ask by tfce tar**OX.

bow ftw H. Price £!, eta. »er csllen, nl: teeWnnwl aay where the eity. 5or. I Om B. M. HX«r*MC*

Wanted Immediate!

Sign of WOKJKJfK,

thfl

coos

Hoot iuid Shoes

^r/dr sale ia this mark%f, embracing every variety of

Suitable for the Fall and Winter trade, which I wilt sell"

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

AT THE LOWEST LIVING HATES, FOR CASH.

I am Also Prepared to Manufacture to Order,

On the shortest notice any kind of work which may he called for. My old cnstomcrti and all other* aio respectfully invited to give me a -calli,

Remomber the place—No. 107 Wabash Street, Ouo.^ca, Ka^t of Southed Bank, Terre-Haute, Ind.

Nov. 10, '$8-d3in\rly ij P. P. DECK.

NO. 109 MAIN STREET, "jTerre-Haute, Ind.

^bttb O A W

fas ji^t" received and is now propar63*16"offer at" tiro *ffti*y?4owest rates a large and complete stock of

lioiise- FlIIIJISIIIiG' GOflDS!^

arp^tings of every kin l«nd_ quality, Oil Cloth3. nil wilths and in groat variety, pfor Floot*, Tables, Carriagaa, 8titir.-«, Ac. D:ugget8 nnd Felt Cloths s^-. all pric^oa hy I he yard niitl- in o!q£nnt pntturns for Crumb Cloths. k|' LOOKING GLASftJlSS, nil biases in Gilt and Mahogany

Frames. 'Tianjwent, Gold bordered and paper

WINDOW SHADES!

Table Linens, Tuwcling^.CrasheK.B'jd and Crib Blankets, Comforts, Linen nod Cotton Sheeting, and EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS uned^'f^fnrniehiag Dwellinp Houses, Hotels, Saloons, OITices, «fec.

The experience and grent facilities enjoyed by this establishment art gnaranties to its mitncrous patrons, that they will ulway-s find an ex'ttnaivo anl superior rariety of all the ahove named good#, to which will bo added from time ta tirtiewhitevor ap-pe-irn new and dssirable in mnrkot, until it i» made complete in all the tuinntia hotue furnishing materials. O. E. BROS AW.

Oct. 28-dtf v. No. 10P MainSireot, Tcrre-Uauto, Ind.

TKRIIIS-HAUTE, INl).^

FINE DRY OOOD1 KitaWUhmcrit i# now in full t»l»»t with a «plcn*li«i irtor-k rtf FALL AND WINTEft Goods to opera'•• M|»»II and ax thry at* di-terminiHt to do a large burfl nois thi' Fnll «n Winter, th^v will nflT-r

UNUSUAL ATTItACTIONS! To th 'ir cint^irn^nt in the WHT of FIRST RATE BARGAINS! Rcador boar Uiin in mind, ami are tiiat yuu find Uic hnti«e.

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Billow Cafe Linen*,* "Table Linena, Napkini, Tf»wel Linen and Toih'U. HOSIERY! HOSIERY!! HOSIERY!!!

G-lores! Glomes!!

UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS! Custom Made White Lin«n Shirts. SPLENDID LINE OF Black and Fancy Cloths for Coals, Black and Fancy ('aagimere*, leaver,

Pilot, Trico, and Seal

Olotha for overcoaU.

ey^r olffred

in eonc.lu*ion, tliat w» Me J' ptri mnafp »r kp Itltrr, un all dlpe»«e* »*above, and Iki the nieiticln«*. the *amea«n*»d In the Inetltntlea pra, par«d to enlt earn tndtvldaal cil**." lnh*H*f apart Mritteaf /*iiantrrt, Ac. Af»ltl tl# f^renlhlfil'tj ex pre** to an* part ot ibe United HMefwr the paaSdae Te*ae.—.My term* of treatment t»y leiter' a*i» a» ft»l low*, »!*.: I1!n«r month for twh patient, whlfh wll Inetwde mrdic/iw »qfjleir»it for ope m*-nth*» Ml, alee Inhnlfnjr Vaj.OM and ati lohalfiijr Apparatn*. Pay ment ae Mlmri: to he paid to Kapreee Aireat •t«i tho bo* of Medlrine, and the balaaee,/at,R doflefv, »t the ejrpiratloa of the montii. It lha pitleat in- purcl or Hentirely aatlefed with the treatmeat^-f Hat enU£b)r gietn* a flrit hHtory of ifcltr eaae. aat their erpattlonui in hill, taw be treated a* well by letter a* hy pereoaal examination. Patient* a*alll»(r »hew*"l*e« ef Or. Jarret'* treatwent aty rely «p*#! imm^dlnte and permanent relief, a*ke aetdoai hae t*r tr*M *M nter Uilrfy dara. Letter* for adTie% pnmpUr an«wered. for fnrtaer parties!*re jddre*

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OYSTERS!

ceil «**%•»*»«a M*)t

a Kip *«4 Re wad work.

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BUFF HOLLANDS AND Colored Linenn f«r Shades^ Paper Hangings,

Bonlera,

Loop Holders,'

Damask of every Description, Uiutps, Cor la, Tassols, ite., Cnrpot Lininga.

A Cnrd from Dr. J«nM N. Jnrrett, of THE NEW VORK LUNO1NFIHMAHY.r-Mji coiniAottoii for llio pn»l *11(111 year* with tb« abovi* liMttt-ition, a* Chief I'liy.lflsn, ami a twelve year*' rt!ir«(i «Rutimly IUTOIIMI to tl.e I'arv of 1'ulwonar* ('••nmiinptioD and Ita ktr«*1 dl»eH«e», tO(fether witK IMV unriTHlled njifior|iihlll"i ami al vatilas** Mt patbu* i'fjrlral r*«earMi—aide u«' a Huh* ly p«rf«M *ye* Itm af JlfMicit Jttkaltl »n— hai me to arrive tud^rUtve, illrept and »nrppenabled

*«ful *-o8r*e of treat-

rn. nt lor lli« p'i«ltlr» ai rad'ral riire ol all dlteaMi* "f :h«- Tkrtnt, and Mr-Pntfgt*. By IblialatiKi, lh«* vajmr and nirHtl** pre| «»rtie* ef uiedlrUe* ar« dlrprtly addre**(d |.» the d!«raw»l orcao* and the lnt.'ffiimcnt. I it* iiit adrl^e the u»e of Mrdiral Inlia* iailon of any kind, toth* «*rlu«li»n of gi'tral trial? mrnt and altbnnvh I «ft»«(di»r it a «»eful adjotat In th» proper nian*fenii*nt nfllio»e fearfal aad »f at tnl lUm-jn.", yet I deem It very n«ee»iiary that etc pntimtuhnuld ba'f the Uei.eflt of Ixitli gtntrul aud lo en I ir'ntmenl. The »orce*» of my treatment In the *li it' dl«erf*n*.and the bittlt eliaraeter of the ladlta tlon orer whleh I lia*e »«lon^ had the honor to |»«e *1 ,«.are too well kn. wn to need any eul«*y or *o«i. inent from me. At the *oHcitatt«n ef many plinaW and profrxltHial friend*, thronjth wh«*e phllarthrep li- ai-l theaheve rharit) ha* Uten lor* and llb.ralli »'ip|i«rted. and nfi^r duernnnldfrallon. I hayeeonela d«*d to make *«rli arranaeinenl* a* will brln^the bra »IH« of iny »**|»^r1ence and treatment within the reart of. alt. arid nntronfln* myaetf, a* heretofore. lhon only who enter the tnnrmary, or who were atilele tlvil me at m* office, t'opln? iherKore tliat the arrahre nicnt will rite entire »all»fn tl'in. fcolh .tomy pr«f»e lonnl brethren and the public, wotild reppeetftilly ani

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Ko.

Broadway,

rer. Twelfth Rlreet S.

P.ft.—Pbr«lrian«a»dVither* telling the eity ar» re •peel-ally In riledto eall at the tnflrmary. where «*aa» int^rentlng ra*e* can be w1tne«*ed, and

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THE F1PST Freeh Onto* Bctnred D»Uj. and ter sale bj the C« sale

E. 9«onrV SaJoonu Sejt- 4, tf.

Can* half Can or Case at D. GRIFFITH.

where

pra*r4 tpparatf far the InhalaHos ef( weaieal

can beeecn and Ia«peeta4 Kept. (3,

oar i»-

taj^er

haa rene«e4

mom fcrwarif occnp4®d bj 8c«u

B«o'b, aa a law offiee, first dooraonth ef the Town Hall, wfcere bt I*

«w 4rfptre&t» ^taHnpoa mbi

throefl In tb# b*»t of etyle. ^hnrtnrf Hair Drefdafi 9mmt Plask* INT. aal eleaaelnf af Oaatt aai Paala done fe 4»r*«r. tT A Ittxenl sham ef the poblia patronage is **pectflaUr sstksited.

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30. !8SS-D3A-

^HVTELLIGZSBfCS OFFICB, FOR EMPLOYERS AND

Persons Wishing Emplojrsifft

m*w weeoatmon.

Cor. cSern/»te.^r«w*3*iiarJnA, N- B*—Partknlar attention jfeaa to Uw real*

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EYF. TNFTRMARY

FOR THE CURB Aim TREATMENT O ALL Dt8BASB9 0T THE KYK JOBW MAOMI88, M. 9»o» toeor smaarrs,