Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 249, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 November 1858 — Page 2

I. ML SROV71V, Editor. jl*..*.—Jr K-H A UTE.

MONDAY MORNINO. NOV. J? 1858.

JOHN J. CHITTBNDBN

"T Of Krntnrbv*

We have not, and do not, object to coalescing with Americana and Donglaa democrats, when it can be done without

A.crificing principle, hot we do, and ill, protert againat giving them office for *£?tbe pnipow of conciliating or buying ^tHeir co-operation.'^'We claim for the Repnblicana their fair aad fall ahare of the lnflnpnc® of office.

The Bloomington paper «avs The bot way in to unite cordially wtlh I he apportion members of the legislature in the election of men who are beat qnalifiml for the po*t« to be filled, irrespective of their position n# Republicans or onti-

Ii»coinpfon democrats .and in the pasasge of s»»ch law* A* are demanded by the necessitiea of the State. Let the*oppr»»itiin adopt their conrae, and they will make the best preparation for the fa: tiro.

So we proposed, and the pioposition wa* met by the claim of Milton Gregg for the State printing—becain® he had not have the Republican ticket published at tbe head of his columni||becau*e it is neceasaiv to conciliate tbe American*. Mr. »regg in by no mean* a favorite with the Republicans, and it would be "paying too lunch for the whialle" to buy all the American votes in the State by bin election to be State printer. Then Mr. Edwards hccomes a candidate for Speaker of the Mouse for a similar reason—the necessity of conciliating th« old whigs and Americans. Mi. Thompson i* Kpoken of as a candidate far the tT. 8. Henato for the same rcaaon. We hear that a Douglas democrat ia candidate for Agent of. Htate, and tha* lie too must be conciniliatc4. Oar readers see that there is abundant Teaswn for our announcing that liepublican* need and must be conciliated.— Mutlitm Covrier.

We do not wonder mtich when Wo Weo

such language tie the abovo in the

•Now, a**K Mr. Urcgg's claim

"ow,n»

who din l*k *t the matter in any other light, is a mere parly tool—a drmngt*g*0 1 Snch teguments as the Conrier make* nse of, and the acting upon xnch a prmriph as

it refon to, hy the Democratic party for rears past, has bronght npon oar country a lasting curse—# rtpromck which will

haunt n* to oor graves."" Thia principle of cf parties, is beneath

the dignity of civilis^l people, and should

W© eaa assnre Mr. Garber that Mr

Thompson has ant songht tU office of U. g. Senator, ami has only been apoken

of, in connection with that important po-

t»ition, hy those who have the besttaism^ of o' country at heart—^hy those who are

nol ftiNl to

conservative

,or

h" w"hM-

Courier,

lor the onirccdonts of the editor fully ex

plain the whole mntter—ho has always been a Democrat—a real l*co-foco— until

the jRepwblwwHi party sprung op, and has rv£f hk fonSitttt for office consfl-

tpiontly ho detdres to see At* faction in pos^ KC^ton pfk #11 *ho office*. This explana

tion will niflice. v: Tho editor of die Courier pretfeldR to

adopt tlie views of the Bloomington Re-

pnblic*n, Md i« the next breath declares t^t the ftapablicans "mm',be conciliated As to thia we care bnt little—it wiJI make

but little difference to us whether they are wnetliatcH or not. But this is not tho

Will yon, as a fragmentt

quostion, party, consent to unite as one

man,

against

the JUoMnpton Democracy, forgetting, at

the (tit m© alf othor ifferencoa between you and those -witli whom yon nnito, and when thirl ^itl'tJ go to Worlc, for the

interest:nf tho ^ta-e I Here is tho rub Von are afraid to do pfmocrair ic]r#Hvttits have never led jou iuto such a -ehannel of fairness, consequently y°ur jflir a^ovo tbi» vice of so many who seek knees smite together to even think $T stf6h scientific honors is ail that relates to this eosiition

«.ffioe of Stato fM)\t«r, or Mr. tv Ivvard organisation in an uneqnalletl cafor the Speakership, or Mr. ThompSfn's p^city for com prebend ingf alt positive for the S^natoiship. we thin*, tho editor knowledge of what are called natural

of requisition a mo- |^ljerftUjjaliotl

Cm which neitlKrtroftWeJf This power of generalization is a rare one, dveawwd ot —demroding these offices for. and it differs extremely from the analytical th4 Inirno^ W rtcohrihnphU -party to process, or that by which a student pursue* ti* T*wpw« ret™ a single lino of experiments until he atwbich tbey belong—or, as Garber pleases

Iwmof tho American party, and any man

parti** simply for party p**r-

p.^^—hy thtw« who are willing to lay shackkw and unite npon

on® ana know* doty a^

AmerSn «t^en*

X}*T1*

mho

form tM 4*9 without locking to the

,n the

interest. Then, indeed, will it be a triumph of right over wrong—then will it be a triumph of the people over parties, and snch a trinmph will give aa a Senator

upon whom Democrats, Americans, Republican*, and all others, can look with a

feeling of pride, and blesa the day npon which party ties wtre forgotten, and gave

them a Statesman, instead of a demagogue, to watch over their interests, and

to hand down to their children thoAmeri can institutions aa pare a* they came from

the hands of the patriota of the revolntion.

HUMBOLDT

There is one name which is held in snch honor as to iequirc no accessories of any Kort to give it dignity, and which haa been so held for a period longer than many »uppofte. Humboldt wan appointed an acting Privy Councillor of the Prussian Com t, with the titlw of Excellency, aud be retains that post now, as he enters, thirty years later, on the ninetieth year of hit. honored life. That honor WSH never before conferred npon one not of royal lineage and whatever lue we may set upon Mich a restriction, it is still the highest proof that the Prussian Government could give, that it for once recognized greatness superior to all other distinction.*.

More than thirty years yet earlier, Humboldt travelled extensively in South America, having left Europe by way of Cornnna, in Spain, in June, 1799. He spent the next thief years mainly in tho tropica] regions of Southern and Central America, Mexico, and the West Indies. In May, 1&04, lie reached Philadelphia on hi» homeward journey, and, viMting Wanhingiou and oUii«r pointn within reach during two month**, mailed from this port in August for Bordeaux. &nch WAS the tlien unnoticed visit of tlw great studentof physical ftcience who now, in the bodily weakness of ninety years, hot with the clear and Plrong mind which has ever distinguished him, receives the united honors of all jQed, from the most democratic lover «f science in the United States, to Queen Vic4»ria and her joynl consort on their Pros'* •atari tour.

It is the greatest and brightest feature of Humboldt's fame, that he ts accorded not more because he is great than because he iff jusu His character is, perhaps, more tban that of any scientific man of any age,

None

unselfish. Noue of the injustice and grasping which stained Arago's name, with a hundr IOMJ thnn Arago, aud some

las great as he, was evercharpnl or thought against Humboldt. He did not need to appropriate honors not his own, nor to ignoro merit where the public could ticvar in ton-one to protect the unknown scientific laborer. Discoveries wrought out by the iiaads

cutors of re*enrclte* were never stolen and pot forth, slightly mou^ltd and modified aB hi* own work- Indeed, the suggestion of such deeds is almost out of place and unworthy when Humboldt is named, so

•*"!U Privy Councillor of Nature fur moro thnn

kt}0wle(lgp of

,erm it—"TO CONCILIATE Sir,' erns the facts lie traces. if Mr, Gwgg and Mr. Edward* *t notca-J HumboHt has no specialty, as Ft is inoahle of holding the positions for which ehgantly called, and he stands at a vast I

they have been spoken of, then their claims breadth and fullness of hia mastery sh&tld not bo ronridoml—otherwi»« they J0f (be gtest science of nature, which emhave jnst as much right to ask those po- Ibiacei within it a hundred «inor sciences, sitlonseven though tliey were the *ol* mem-! conspicuous at evny psrithl of

*7 ijonmers of were progress.

biqHtrmd and thru*t from the bw po recognition of this high capacity ic, as ft vamptte that fep»i« np- ,n],d« on the reception of the on the very life-blood of onr aysleni

Pf*

Komios, and we have yet to see a suggestion, from ainy tjnarter, that this Physical Htstoty of the Universe wn* conceived on too grand a scale, or ba* been inadeqostely treated in any of Its parts. Of what other anthof. scientific or philosophical, conld it he said that to attempt a Ivor-mo* w«»nld not be p«s?omptoowsf There neither nor ha* been any competent haad other than, or before his for wneh wotk Hid amettcao readers*

h«« yet ftppTfrl whfch Iwi been nw thnn half tendered frwn tiw Oeman, ot

tercst or conciliation of any party. Such! mors than half cleared of idiom* andj man is Col. Thompson, and the people

retired and nonconihatant prose

t*c^1TlU^ohacorities,

of all partiea, bare declared from an Eoglish translation and the in favor of him for the office of U. S. Sen- volnme is completed at Berlin, aad ator, even withont consnltirg his deir»»sr aboot to appear there. It was sop ,.

m*"er-

For PrcwWe-Hihi ««tm no conniving of party tool* to bring thia he»l,h on the part of tbe illustrious auth-

abont—it requires none it rnnst be bronght or,

about by tho»e who are nof bought and told

like'so many slaves—by men who feel that the} are laboring for more than their own

knam it and that i« the reaxon wbir tho»c^®* fourth Volume of the Kos- meat of Sheboyran, WfeconWa, «y» *After aufo« now just offered in onr book roar- fenng fbr some umetb# misery attending «a utter prostratioa of tiad body, I hmre been rrator-: ed. by using BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT

i»ed that tbe fottrth vol a me would closc

"be work, bat .. I»li,re two of

will

add another appendix-like volume

l^e

®T*

So much it seems pertinent to say at the passage of the eighty-ninth birth-day of this great master of science. He was born in Berlin, Sept. 14th, 17§9, and more than half a centnry since he visited this city, then a ripe traveler and acientific observer, who had spent fourteen years in anch service, and more than four years in tropical America. Mature and masterly in all departments of all the natnral aci enees at that time, be has not allowed a month of tbe fifty-five years since passed to go unemployed, and we need not wonder at hia attainments when we bear in mind his mental structure. To ns it may not be easily explained how the social and political struggles of this peiiod could avoid involving a man of such universal activity, and we choose to place it to the acconnt of a clearness of vision which conld see through the weakness of tho apparent or pretended friends of greater liberty and a higher social state, and, foreseeing their short comings, wait calmly for the slow progress of the ages. One thing is true, that Humboldt's influence on the Prussian Government has always been strongly liberalizing. Russia, particularly, owea him much in thi respect, and all Central Europe has felt more or less of his influence jr peace and advancement. A man who so advances physical ••cience, aud who so renders its pursuit illustrious, wieldf an influence sccoud to no other, without effort or exertion to give that influence any special ditection. —Philadelphia North American.

Grammar in Rbyzac.

Ihe name of the author of the followin effusion deserves immortality, and tbe

gratitnda of generations yet unborn, for

we have never yet met with so complete a grammar of the English language iu so

small a spuco. Old as well as young

should commit these lines to memory,

for by their aid it will bo difficult if not impossible for thorn to fall into errors

concerning pirts of speech: 1. Three little words you often see, Are Articles, a, an, and/A«.

2. A Noun's the name of anything, As school, or garden, hoop or swi»g.

8. Adjective's the kind of Noun, As qreaJ., email, pretty, white or brown.

4. Instead of Nonnsthe Pronouns stand Utr head, hie face, your arm, my baud.

5. Verbs tell something to be done—

men and women, wind or weather

8, The Preposition stamls before jNoun, as in or through the door* C* 9. Tho luterjeotion shows surprise,

I As oh I bow pretty—ah how wi o. The whole art called Nino Parts of Specch Which reading, writing, speaking teach.

GAIETIES

Humbol ts

phenomena, and an unequaJle*! power of

upon th

j« class of fact*.

iaw thatgo*-

I distance from all scientists of that class,

hia life, and was sufficiently proved by

the enthasia^m with bicb lieentere upon the gr«at American explorations at the dose of the la.-t centnry grasping, even then, not only ail known natnral j«cienee*, bnt observing and evolving others then nnknown, and which were too gr*»t to he studied iu one continent alone. It is decisive evidence of his greatness of scope, to see that we have not yet, after half a centnry of unparalleled mental activity.' got beyond the work he opened ont in hi* great Ameaican journey, and put in definite form when his equally great Aaiatie

Tthraat*.COST

who find the»JMdva» fetW tn the frttMljM We thowr calk for Hva and dead of the iwrtiao which ha« ftlmady l&* w- ihe^t,y bo|». Bring on ww bogs aad set toar .o olllio. ,-"7. ^^M"nS»ia)gt'sos. !Ut*s, Nor. u-dtf-'mtvkS and f&prcss d»v*

E A E ALL. T. P. VAIt!« KV

CAKR'S

Sole Aanaftr,

Holiday Kvcnin}r,?foyeinber'i5, 1648 Pjt»t \lmo in this city ot tlic great historical dram|^f A O ii N E S or THK CltAMBKK Ol» DKaTH.

Mull»o:Und as Caput* BufWao. MIM B.M.

Uw,wt

J»a.'«UBr,U-

OVKBTOUK, ORCHESTRA. To eonclnda with. THK MU.Stt A I. FARCB OP

LE CHALKT fttTISSK or TH8 WOUXTAtJf LOVERR.

Xati Tlccjt, Mr. nieklason. Lissfttte, Mrs. Stoeam. S, B,—Officers *ilt he IN ?.ttendanc« to eatoree aad pre««rv# lUc most perfect onier. AlwU«|ot\ 33 mm.'

:ie

HtrayeJ

FROM

the subscriber, living tn ferro-Bante, on Tharsdav last,

One Rime* Con,

with rope arnond her 1wro«. No other marH reeolltcted. She wasr»t*A|i on Fcrt Harris*!^ prairie. Any one git tag hvfortnatin of the wherabraati of said cew.or rehirnin» her to me, wdl be liberally ttwud'4.' O. feBID ELL, 6Ui stn Sd bxtse norUt of railroad

Nov. 15, *53-dlw.

a* it might hare been, ACOBRiNSK^^ngb'tb^lol!»od*«lo-

TERS, to perfect health."

j' ay

R^^^agfta

**SK

H.WK »n lian!s and «hall *efp constantly Mr. J. B. mak#«*r Kaasagna, b«'.iajt the twsst matiuf ta tke«ti-.

JK»*»T5-4U M?G J. G. A HA MS. ifcS SsUAwta Km| Sialtli's«fles

TH03. M. BSDOOOO 3

I O E

CORIV ^PLANTER.

PATRNTET) AUO-17,1858 Th^plaaW-r jmnMm «m«l «aalltl«« wwH« f» otiisr HMT Mftts Iks paMtr* It htrrn ft*

Uk W44 at «j«»1 'pace*, fwftfeft «bs4

•U* Ae n»rea»itir ef fimuri* U« jrraaad vm* way.) it a«r de»lw4 tep«h. Morasl»f «Hs»i»rtWa»x-l»»s "f IsAor at «jnratiM«. a»4 way MMHh t« tafta a l«t «JrtlU «a drop th« at aar 4«Mr«4 TMa ntaU* Marfcla* cfc*ap.ai»«t ptata and «ita|t* !»H«ew «MMls«, 4**WM Twitwy «»r th* «f tkts JTIHMMC CM» mw*r wiU iteaseeatt •fwa tk« fNHMHaw at tt# Cta»* Bavta.

Rendering BatMUbmiaiit

Ta»DLmtee*iei*Alaw

be owawrpceJ «la^t«rtPg, Nn4»vhif h«fs en WMSWSSHO. We are

latnKol crease*br^ns,wwtti i»aar?y tbepHre^f

Tbe f«et of this remedy being in aoch high re pate among the Hollanders tn Wbeinstn. Michigan,New Fork, in fact in ererr Holland settlement in tbe United Stales, argue* much in its faror.

A NEW COSTEiBirTiblf TO SCIENCE, The Ureal lirnml Olncoicrr. r. .• n.

HADWAY'S Regulating PILLS

Dr. Itudwuy &

HUM

Radway's Regulating Pills

read, count, eing, laugh, jump or run{ Ktf««iat« v«»h and avory »rran «.j u,o system, r. fpet nH «f tho Ur*r, UuiraU, Ktoitm.h. Ilow things are done tho Adverbs tell, Heart, and Kid oj». A* tlowty, quickly, ill OT Well. Co«tlv»nes«, ''l ^'liu'-lRosiloWr8'"'* ConjuuetiouH join tho wo,.Is together, "1 «!. lirojisy, ,v He:ida«he,

Palpitation of Heart, i* •'Conprstiuii, itc. They are «nt.r«ly rcjr«tal»!o and liaMnless an Infaiit ht the breast can take thorn with safety, and purao'ws wlin are snlJwt to flts^nf Apoplexy, Kpllepiic, Htjart ltiseas«s. 4iM,should alirny, keitp a t»o*-ou imnil.•¥

PKIFfi 95 OKATWJ

1 IL M. II.

nrefmed ie adre •Img*. triwwf». aad talkMr i« a! 33 HAS 8 23 A N I iwywiw laanw, anden shsa* noOce. Perrons said any etdera adili watd bias far wMtria rf ltet b*via? aaH^althy -h«pt can late* Um» tendered jJseKjMSB, wig be {rowiytly sttwaded la

fSo.S.)

-A 5KW MPE-CRKATIXO PR1XCIPI-E.

Try it-^w Cbnmteor N«rr««» Debility, orany JJ0 JQ7 WablCSh St.. 61f§ Merroo-s Rheomabc, or Neuralgic affoction.

Sgfel^Ia. 11 would respectfully

fitted up a Stall at the Lower arket, where tlw most diotce peice* of Mutton will be sold at from 4 to 5 cent* per poand. Thia is constderxblv lower tban has yet been offer«»d In this ra^rfcet, sod those desiring the finest of mutton will bear' in mind that this umngement will lost for thr months or mora to oorae. Rratewber, th KIIIV tbe mast CHWCK PXTCKS will be offered for SALE.

September 17, 3 m.

So more pain, No more e:xkne*9 Xo more Itheiin&tisim, 0* STIFFSE^S OF rn« JOISTS, LUMHAGO,

UK U»ACHES,TOOTHA HnS\SUFFEK!XO

E A E E

A W A S

RENOVATING RESOLVENT, ffeolr OH S»rtl, Jn'lilt* mitkm th* liethh.an* ft**(•,** a»rf nil Ckmwit ami C'ttHt&itiititf lit ft"*'*. y.

This rtvat and gtorlons ret»»*«ty- should b« Uallod by tho human rare as a -prrlat jet ft from lh« \1mlg1itv. t» doffoneroto rirlaptrirted liuiitanity.

Or. H.-dway & aw the oijiy Physlflan* tid Chemists in llie wnrld tltal have tan'Otded In dlscor«ring a remi dv llrat will rflortually oradlcalO frubt th» hil'tiArt sysiemVoi ststotlonal il»(*a*c «nd allmfats, trnn«iiillt»d fron parents Ui lhrirchlldrwt.^ RAUWAY^.RENOVATING HK80LYKNT \VJlij:rn4iwily *y^|orinl»iat«« from the.aysUua

Scrofula, Sj-phlll*, Fo*^r Soraa, t'twrs. Sore Kyes, Sof» i^«, Kors Mouth, S«fs Henfl, ln«anity, BKONCHtTiS. Alt di*e«f«s of tho Womb, Prnlapstt* Uteri, Skin His»ases, Salt Rlienm. Ra«h Tottor, 'Chronic Rhfnmatlsrar

Has

C«ttk«»i*,TOts. S Runn(nirsfr.m fifi E«v

WhH« "AtremnToamrs. Canrers, S.wt»s. Rlrkrt*. tiioixlnl Swplllljf* I*i«ht Sweats, C0KVM' TIOS. Hnmorsnf at) Kinds,: ,'t Dyspepuli,

And alt diseases that haro btss a«l«t)!lihe4 InJJti system for years. *t PRtfK OjifK DOLLAR'' *»RR» BQTOB.*''

Sold by )rtsVtstarrcr«H«ra.'«s#J- CUNNINGHAM, ThKKA HAU1B, i50R.tDtfrAT A CO., |«KiTatt«»SH

SOT. 13'M.*F ,1,

*1 'sr It l*CFI ED A «ne1ot Ccrrants, tJ StetHtm Ralatnui iad Gltfons—F4p, Cr»eofcJiaK Date*, Later Haixiiat, and jL-anxu*, with fine vsriftv of French CVuitectinnery. Tie above varieties will be kepi constantly on hand ami fur sale by '2_

H.scuodkr?^

Sfeond street, oj^xwitc Stewart HOOK. Nov. 10. d2w.

MUSICIipMUSlCJ

Mr. GEORGE S O'HARRA, desires to aonotinoe to ttrtcisizetwof T*rw-H«»te and tbe ne5gWr nj(» fn'Hina aad Illinois, that he ia perm£S* IOCSKHI ia this dtj aad is peepaied to foroiaa

S I O A N E W

aadetbar jwMie oermaiona. at the aborts notfee aad «jw the «i«t t*rn»s. F«r this parpoae be 1MM established an eftden* 1 N A

e«RBMsed of old sad skillfbl nasiciaaa. aad can fow4i Bttoic far ndblie aad privat* 3a»ti«. with AST XDIfBER OF INSTRUMENTS, an ooe to tea or man. £[e at«p o»sa«cted rith an .eld established

Hiring SteKdr retaroed fiwn tiw OMC, *be«e fc*

.1^1

a larga tap^ of wm aad pnfdar for Brass Baads^ awaagid Araayanaber wfwtfflweaM he Is ready to aawnt taoatpily all _____ ardent tk»t may beaddremedtobia. -aaJcl»ibcC«^batf ,Caa of &** a* o. O'UARR.\, s.smrtWow. TH^ 9cpt.4,75rl

NEW

just

rirr. ltdV dlsi-ttveruil

inothod for fKlrarlinir rom rota, ]lunts and ^uiii«,n nntritiaiis extrnct or »iu li omiorful uimrtslimjt powet—rthii-h tK«f) hiiViu-oaibnit'ii with Itnd«'uV Kokulntlu^ Piiif—that si* Ih-so Plllii will *o|t|'lx the hln»«| w'.tli H'O i»ani« amouiit «r nutrltlnn «a n»r «nnc« of itrdluniy broad so lh. vrhl|«

HIM

*y«l«ni is

iiiniitrjriiliip Ihoroiiph ph)Kicking, and rcguliitini pr«w«*s, itdallv beronti's «trciij{thiMi« ii. Pontons afliicU'd with Llvor ('oln|.|ulil, 0spp{«iB, Heart lilntiaitc'8, Fullnns* of Hlood. and all KomaU'.* who are siiWJprt to Irri-gnlnrttius, H^lt-rui, Ac., af« part cularly rocoinmeidcd lo us* lbV-o HilU. 'I l.cj are pteamuit to tako—el^jtantly r'nttffi) %-irk gym'—trci» frohi Usto, and nil »«f grip*, nitl«a. »r the avht«m, or lo iro thu bowi-U costl -. Mxtlmrs tilirainfr ih'Mild llki'wino take mi# or two of lhv.«u pills otiru t»r twi«*i! por week. They will notonly ko.-pyi iimy»t-m jlinn Hit mid ro#T«la*. but will proton your liifiii.ls n^Ktntii Crainp aud i'aliis in the -lotimoli. uiHl Incnr. nAt onty a Wallhy ehlld, but will Invest cvory childt!«# with a sw«et dlsp-sllloo,

IIOIIM) fiirniKhiiig materials. Oct. 23-iUf

Ask for /}«rfir«j'# Htg*l*lor*. »r Regulating Fills.

THE oRE.rr coJ^srrrprJo.vjaf. HEMEM1?

r"«

form

Mutton! Matron!! receiveil from the East, one of the -.Ji* ^k--Mwiiw.P. Wyattand F-StCTewm, will eoni*l mence Slaqghttriug Sheep for the porpow of tank-j l^arg^t 9nd best sel©Cteti StOCKS

4-v

JPKOM OTHKR BOUM-V t.NFtHMITiKS., »-j' ,3"Ar »*d CrmfJtie ttfeveg*/ .(tftii-Jrt't A W A S

In iiLttantlf Htffinf the mat! rrcr«!tuli*g PaiKx «»J Jtckir, Burtf, Co'*, tvmiit. Hr*i*r*, rend, re it important that ever) lamily ket'lis a 3U{iy|y of In tke biu»a. .Irmetl wllb this reuMSdv, boawhoVl It nl«rny* jiroagalusi ddrn tiuctsaf sirkiicM, Tiinii wmlj «»f lives of ltave twsfii saved by it* timelr UAV, who wore (mrtiiotilr 3 lied in tho nljrht llmo" with Cramp*, Spasait. VoiBUme, Cholera, Yell»w Fever, aud oilier vluiuut lUea«t»*. bet« dune »f Ihl* rJin«4y bit ukon intoriialty, an lbo fuse inn) roquiie, »li«n luddrnly neixetl with pain »r slrtuejs, ud It *ill tx»T*KTi.T KKMirra Tit* ITHC.NT mox fAt*, JUid urjro&t th« UUwre.

BADWAY'S READY PKLIEP, //ft* CtrrJ Rheumatism, in f»nr boors. our«ljrl«. in one hour. Crtttii|. in ten minute*, liiarrlin-n, in flitmen minute*. To.itliurlit*. in one miiiuie. Spaimx, in flr ininuiea. Kirk Htindnclio. ten 111 In til vs. Chills aiH Fov«-r, IS m.. Clillbl.tlii*, in OfiM»n ml nut,-*. inCiienz.i.lii »lx lunir#. .S«rt lhr»nt, In ten uilinttcA. liunir, In Uvoiit) minute* Fnwt Htte«, Ague Chuuk, l*ar«l).'l», Imhsuoss, and In all rases of Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains, the moment It 1* uppliocl t« tlio ii.Jnrrd part*, all pain ant unea»ino* «avjn«e. I.iu»k uilt for countfrfolt* ,tnd hnitalionKy-Purrh only Kxaov Kni.iwf. Pr.c? SW t-ts., JOcts., au.1 SI |«r txitllo.

imkt 4*^- ''j"' si.'.c oib ,13 rm

110 Main Street, bettvoon 4tb and 5 h, TMRHK-HAU I'K. INI)r|1 HIS FINK DRY i» OPt Rat*bUrimifv..t f» now In loll hbot wlili a npirtidid' Kidi'k tif FALL AND WINTER' to opt'ra'.. trv,nV niui im ih*r nt« dotcfntftn'il to do a 1'irgc Wr \.. itc-ti tlii nn.t Winter, tb^vwiil *»ff*

rf»T

,3l7XlT8lrAL

In tlnir stock r«u will find a ftn line of, KMiROlbmiKD

S O a

.Shawls! ShawU! Shaiv£i-t

A E S A N 1 O A 8

Skirts! .%kiiis! SkirtsJ

BOOTS 'AND SHOBS.

Linen Kli^ts, Billow Case Linens, "•'"**rT?T^If Table Linen*. Napkin^

SPLENDID LINE OF

Black and Fancy Cloths for Coats, Black and Fancy CaswimeruH, Flavor, y4 Pilot, Trico, and Seal ..

Cloths for over- ".7

.. coaU.

To say the least their *tock has nevffr been so complete as it is BOW. icarKetoemher No. 116.

JOSEPH ^OLEZZI, Salesman. Oct. dwly

J.l" SOFT dQAP.

TUB

«iHar*tsa«4 are «a«mt(artatiii|t aad tMva.«o inuA a »wy M|aii«r arthM of dn«n«st)r Off t-awaliy o«a,srirt«h torn, If sal fa«4 Mk

fiOAjP warranl to"iH*e aatireaat aapar (otH. PHw rt*. |Wr BY UMJNM* rak «sllrsn4tu«FktM htilitrRf.

Jtav.J mm B.SI. HaRRISCX fit SOS.

Waa*e& Immadiate.V A* tke HfKW BOOT aad WIK ifTOItE, of tbe Big ^W^RKSIBJfaa PiacXlytiMim4 vsif V# lb* las t«o£s«4 «tfistl( «Ni aorlUM* s« Is4«a *r»rk. To vksn fw4 wagaa MM! MMast satlw amitarttllM^raa. DC|?T H. E*f«-

Oct. IHtf

OYSIJERS! OYSTERS 1

THE ns»T OF THE fctSSOM— Dmfc Oy*t«a Rsetfri &ai%r. and^w

iaaia MKI rr^~

O XtrXS

tlw citizens

Tcrre-Haute

Men^s 3Vomon*s and Childrcin's \/eafV

^«Suitahle for the Fall and Winter trade, which ft ill seH£

wholesale AND RETAIL,

A 7 A O E O W E S I I N A E S O A S

1 Also Prepared to Manufacture to Order,

On the shortest notice, nny kind of woik whteh may be called for. My old customers and all other* are respectfully invite«l to give me a Call riemember th«» place—No. 107 Wabash Street, .Ajf, «,y One door tst of .Southoru Bank, Terro-Uaute, Ind.

Xov. 10, '58-d3.imly ...» *. P. 1*. DECK.

•••.. li"

WN0

109 MAIN STREET,

received and is now prepared to offer

8ATTN DKL.WNK, Luce ANl 3IUN!HI Curtains, (Jilt -oiiiices, i.:' rnrtain Bunds and Pin"

Window-Shinlc Ti-imniings,

rates a large and complete stock of

HOUSE FlliVI\!il\li GOODS!

Carpetings of every kind an 1 iu:tlity,Oil Cloth3, nil wilths anl iu great vnricty, lor Floors, Tables, Carriage. Stairs, itc. D.Q^getS and Felt ClOtllU all prices by the yard and in elegitut pnttoruK lor Crumb (.Uoths.

LOOKING GLASSKS, nil »»i»»« in Gilt and Mahogany*-, FraineSi^Transparout, Gold bordorcd and paper .,

NDOW SHADES!

'^''F.ather Dusters and Brunhrs, Piauo aud, Tablo Covers, Table Matts, Im

Table Linens, Toweliiig-t.^rasliPH Tt-»d «u«' Crib Blanlcets, Comforts, fincn and Cotton Sheetitiand HVKUY V.MMI'il'Y OF GOODS u?«cd

Dwelling Houses, Hotels, Saloon*, Offices, Ao. Tho ejrpcrioi'ce and groat facilities enjoyed 4»v this estaMi^lniient ar« ^'tnrnnlieH its-numerous patrons, ihtt. they will.alwavs (iud an-extettd-vo and j»uoeri«'f Variety of nil the above named goods, to which *vill be added from tiiiii ^in^^,U?tif^vor ^appoar* new and ilf?»irable in in.irket, until it is' liiado c.ooijdufe in"all ti^ riiifintfia Ot

\f i'

FR1 ACl|?S rO I'Fi'

:..iiiVntiirlh»

ATI'HAGTIONS!

't1*® To itv-ir cmtomi'M in tlift w.ir of ^,, ^rmST RAtl'i HA KG A INK! 4 Rcadortcar this '111 mind, and tltat yon liwi the liotiae.' fffit-?

GOODS/

ja_

ALU-UNOS Of

,f DRESS GOODS

F.xtctifivc stocl if

Towd Linen and Toilets,

HOSIERVI HOSIKIIY!! HOSIEKYlt! OloTdft! G-lo^es!! UNDERSHIRT* AND DRAWEflS!

Custom Made White Linen Shirts.

mifiC

and vicinity thitl have

of BOOtS ft&u SA06f

^sale in thb, mtr^cmlB^clpg^very wi$y

Terre-Haute, inci.

G. -E.-,,B OK A W

just

6Ver Ciflief6J

"".i

at (he

very lowest

IJUFP HOLLANDS AND //,V Coloie»| LineiiH fur Shades,

Paper Hangings,

and llol doll*, Loop Holdem,

Deunask bf every DeKeription,' (Jinips, Cor Is, TUSSOIK, &a,, Carpet Lining.«».

JtS

luriiichiug

E. BROKAW.

'lr No, 100 MaiiiKiiect, Teire-Uau»e, Iud.X.

-TrifSK-rrn- rewn T—•

r«r«l frim Or. .IrtWfx M. Jurrott, ,)tf THK NEW YORK I.UNG INFIRMAitY.—My .iiKiWll'itfi liir (hi pant *l*l't y«»nrs Hii lhi« lu'HuitWot,'a* t'hlef Physician, and a lw» l* jisrs»' rouno of stwmly dvrollon to tho t'aiv of 1'itlmonsr*

II« nnitlim

«ti'l tl4k'llufciifl loit*lhof with

iinriviilli'd nm^irtiiuHtcs itad nJ vniilsaoc tti iilho* 'lu/jlwil rx-fiirci—sidpd ic»t a I|lt(« a. pe^fort t«ai««r JU^i^VAMite^alM|A^'*tattel th# tfl arrCor: uta^ctxlwwi, dlr«».t and »iicc*#«ftil '•••ur»«

p'Jltivp a.i.d rnd cat Mir« ul »ttl (finalises

nf .h- tifiir*. whft Hy tbhahltmn. Ihc vii|.vf liivl rnfatlro p'o-i 'r'tl«rf af iin-dirtar# »/r,dlroclly addressed the diseased nrirsns «nd tho llil ^iuiH-ritV 1 d» ind ndvis* th'f u*e ot Mcdtral Intili-' li,i(iiii Af atry tflmt. in tht' mMiMnti of f* mutl triit* mrjtt ahd althnnifh I cotis'tl^r It a asrlal adjiivai ». In Mi. prtp«Mitanafomti »l thosv ffwrfal aijiJ af at 9 d(i"tc.«, tot I df nit It vt»r'"ii#r».ssary tan) aso poll ntsi'«'lltl itn/" th»* lienrll! «.f both ptnrrmfntift to rul r*ntiin»»it. The sacrrs* of »ny twtm'tit In ttia 1V-- dlwosff.^hd th" bif!It rhsriK.Ujr of Ji#|f,SHlM lion owf wliVtrn Iihvb so tm had iho hoftpr ta si 0*u«r«'tf»t wtdl kit wn toiiamlaiiy »nl«gy or toai fiS'lHranMBi?. 1t»J *-Itpltatton mat.* prj*ay,t nn«t fi-ifi*i«t«iial fH*tids. throiiirli whose j-hflsi ltifdit 1 Hia.aU«na cluirIty hu« t'Cen ,\rvg snd tlhafalti

,p|. iiii.d. and sftorduffiiwhh rMloa.-Jliavntpnflu d"d Irtmnk" a«fharran*"B»f»tsiiaaUlhrl«irtha btn kS- of uiv pnj»"Ht*nro and tr'-mnn-nl within ih«* r^srl hf ll^Jntt'nat H»|fl»^ill!y*ni as bsVitoio#e| to Jh|»» otilf iJw ^i»t«r th# litttrtnnry* or wht Wi-raSlas t«vrwi ,|ins! a' mt pfllre, opjnir th«»r-f£r« that tba arranro loi'iH wl|l irlvo I'fillrp ssttsfti tVon. with to»i* prnfas #(fn«l hrathrea aad tti(» »uMir,l rpi^ rt-sprtftltll 1 an (xoiiicp tn «Miiln*to», that eaa n*v it -ftn,

t«*«l*ir ton lturrs

fr»«

protapllr aaswrrr4. Ihie ftirtWr i*rltrata«s a«Wr«a^V, JttMES )*. JAKRKTT., *.JJ. JCo. S9S Bmsdasy. ror. Twelfth ftrset N.'

R.S.—FhystWans and «hafs vlsttinjt tha cKv at* re aport'nlty Inril^d'o «iH auho thSriaafy. whara man* tntorMtlmt iMiaea ea» b« wltarssod. and whara o«r fm rpr»t*4 for tho Inhaiaiiaa of. nssical tapai eaa ho soon a»3 to»prete4

Sopt. 93. taw-dam A

011 alt asaby*^. an«i tHa

thp inAilirlnos. tho satno as us»d In thrTnst'niftoa pfo {^t«d to stilt cart! Individual ray^ MNLIFFIL 4TC. \F.. I'

,T*D£^A

RDTJJFC

lo tiit part pi tho (Msil ftat^s or.the rmiadas^, K#a« —MyUraw ormitmcaltt* letter 19 pVr rntnih tor ''a'n patlnfit. wTtfrti vTl lnrl»ri« m«d9lH« «ttaM«»»it fiirona tnatith's OIMP. a4M iKlinhnfi. Vapor* aad pa ,lnhf Hup Apparaln*. Pay ni'di as follows: fS trt h« tisid to KftitW* AgfPL DA_ fHNrtpt «l tho tw»* «f»f«HMni», an# ths IMUIMN*. »V dil«ci(, xtth«4xp1ratiosinf th* iwoiitfc, t», f%a pillfSf IW.

th. ,. tfr iK. p«rsottal ayaMtnaft^tt. Pattfa^ avsllli^. itieias^lrea of tfr. Jarret's tr*a«»nast *ut J"*?* apaa. Iwhicitfst* and pernrteMM r^tt^f. as ho «#t»lrtni h«» t" 1r«wt a «ase mr thirty '•ars. ih«

!/»itpr« for advl«^a

arber g}«

ovad hia

t'LA RK, bas

to tbe tnom formikrl» ccr^rfed t»y Scott Booth, a* a law office, And ifwiWTO of tbe Town Hall, wh«r« b* is now Menared tOrirsit apon mi1 tlehjeft fp the b«^ of style 1 *Ot«rlaMrt tfattr X*rsa«lnf(, tlao} VlAclta ine- sMl elmatlaf at CSata m»A Vaatii

O? A Hbcnil *bareaf tbepoblic natronsetj ia s«*eiibllv aolicHed. I

oecafl. ims-moi.

IJITJULLTOZrtfCE OFTIC3B, FOR EMPLOYERS AND I

Persons Wishing Employment

^or aviurr

txrjBiim vT'"'

Cor. MiSkitlad. V. ft—Fartiaalar atteatioo ^vea ta tbi na^ us *f home*.

•V 11 AMFIWjR ', ,flri I N A pott

THK

rrttn

AM TRBATHKHT

A(J, DISEASES OF TUB EVE

JOHN MAOBiriSS, 11D. 2d w» toocmr mam,

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