Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 253, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 November 1858 — Page 2

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I. Iff. SHOWN, Bditor.

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ERR K-H AUTE.

I FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 19, 1856. For Freakiest In iimos Vr ,d J. OHITTBNDBN

Of Keatwkr.

Review^of the Markets. The packiog honae of Mr. Win. Paddoek.ie now io fall operation. We

There

£3T A citizen of Madison, ia this State, recently drow 828,000 in th« Havana lottery. A young man who does not wish liia name mentioned, residing in this city, ilrew 81.500 in ihe Kentucky State lottery 1141 week. He received the money (less 15 perodnt) on SatnftUy. The ticket was purchased of A. Lyons, Agent, Cincinnati.

Journal.

——>The Wabash Draw Bridge is

lot of hogs cut op yeaterdav, at thia establishment, that averaged, SO? ppanda «a*h.

now in thin city more money

to invent in pork than at any

preYiona

time, and jet there id lew pork for aule.-~ The acarcity of corn, and the hog chol era have caaaed the hog crop to fall off more than one-half.

We heard of one sal above 96—the price* still range from 95 to $5,75 and very seldom to 96, only for extra lots. One small lot sold for 96,15.

About Christmas all the houses will be through packing. Some think that Terre Hante, with all her money, will not pack over 30,000 bogs. We think it extremely doubtful whether it goes to that number or not, from the reasons above given.

CORK.--We

heard of a sale of several

hundred bnshols of corn, yesterday, at 40 cents, and the purchaser is to gather it in the field. Corn is undoubtedly coming up, and holders are asking from 40 to 50 cents, with a good prospoet of getting even better priced than these*

FLOUR—.Flour

is retailing at 4,75. Not

much doing in wheat, and but little com ing in. Prices range from 70 to 75.

may

it.

We are of the opinion that tfieyown^or old man who draws $23,000 or $1,500 in a'lottory, those days, is something like tho "golden purse" at the foot of the rainbow —it

la there, but no one has yet

If the editor of the Journal was corapolled to sleep out doors until ho found tho "young mail" ho speaks of we imagine that his hide would becorao as thick and tought as that of a rhinoceros.

——>On Tuesday last, a man calling

himself Clepper or Klepper, hired a horse and buggy at the stable of Warren Chadwick, to go to Wm. Leavitt's, 9 miles on the Lockport road, but has not been heard from since. A reward of fifty dollars is offered for the delivery of the horse, buggy and thief, or a reasonable reward, for any information leading to the recovery of the property. For particulars see posters. ———<>———

——>A fine two seated family buggy, was stolon from the stable of Mr. A. B. Barton, on Wednesday night last. A reward of $25 has been offered for the apprehension of the thief and the return of the buggy. For particulars see posters. ——————— ——>Our city teems to be infested with thieves at this time, so look out you who have fine horses and buggys [sic]. ———<>———

off

about half completed, in length. Several weeks, and perhaps months, will intervene before it can be used. ———<>———

'I IMINI'I11„JITA LEIAWMDEMMM*1'

——>We have now about nine coal agents in this city. This is more than Indianapolis has. ———————

JLW good calf for «*le. ti««la« toqoire at this office.

For par-

——>Yesterday was one of the coldest days of the season, so far. The ground was frozen pretty hard.

———————

tSt Senator Broaderick. of California

stopping at the Buatin Home, yester-

JtW Tlw alarm of fire l*»l n%ht W«as occasioned by the

jt**.

Imrmutf of

residence of

DP.

street.—Lafat$*tti

at the

Yoa«rt. on Mississippi

Journal.

DttHhe "fine** w»l!y WiT up,^ or^didTil burn

dvmn

In either ca«9 it's a

INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD.—This road

$tmt

RAITSOAT*.—Thisroad

to and ft«uj Cinrinnaii and ea*iwarJ^

<State Sentinel>.

has purchased cne hundred ears of the coroprotnwse guage, which enables*b«iai to inn over all roads of the Ohio guage, wilhonta change of cars. The first direct train thw ro#d, firota thi# city .. Cw«*««t», without ehaag* of Trustees of aaid ed over on Monday uigw. It, consisted of twenty caw loaded wtt\h atrfctttetnetti will add to tief of thi thi* road for the Uria^lt of fi«a Cinct

H^rw to Get Sick.

R. H. M. writes: "I slept ia

bor bounet

teen

Remaining at rest for hours in a cold room, in raw, cold, damp weather, is enough to kill three men ont of four by bringing on conjestipn of the lungs, lung fever, or infiamatioif of the lung*.. Gleryroon and lawyers often sacrifice their ive* by speaking in warm'rooms the body debilitated b$ the effort the *kin in a state, of perspiration the lungs all heatcd upj awd thits hftngry. tired, and dopresiJ^tHri'1»odjr and mind, go out into the cool air to ride or walk home—^and to die in the very blCm of health and manhoodt And yet, to know th little things there are hundreds who hesiWfe to gite a dollar a year, when on the knowledge of them human life is daily hung, an«? for want of it daily lost.—Bolt*

CITY HALL, Nov. 16, 1858.

th*

room

one night which had been washed out daring the day, and was not quite dry. I awoke next morning with a sore throat, which has continued «rer bioce.

Tbe result is, he has had to abandon his theological stadias, and place himself under treatment, after having lost two. years' time.

H. M. writes: "1 went to deep on warm day on the top of an ice box, and have never been well since."

He shortly after died of consumption. T. H. took a very severe cold, con ver. sation was laborious, hot he had an ap pointment to preach, and he felt that he most fulfil it. He made the attempt, bnt bis utterance was attended with a pricking pain in the throat, and then a dull hurting came on in the throat, with sobseqaent 'hemming* and fruitless 'clearing/ He was prematurely disabled. L. -%-V

A modest man walked until quite fatigued, and perspiring freely, entered an omnibus, and sat next to a lady who opened a window to get some fresh air ffr herself. He soon became chilled and was ill for three weeks.

H. P. got op at night and hoisted the window to jook at a burning^house the cold air started in on the unprotected body just from a warm bed. A twelve-months' illness resulted in dropsy.

A strong, hearty man came in on a hot summer's day, immediately took off his coat and hat, and sat in the open window, looking out upon a beautiful garden, over which the ocean breeze came to fan him. Before be was aware of it he was attacked with inflamation of the lungs, and died within a week

A delicate yonng lady, an invalid, a patient of ours, in an excnnsion with several others, was "overtaken" by nightfall, and by a young gentleman. They were in a boat and the boat was in the mud, the tide having gone out on a visit to the sea, and "there they were," a mile from shore, and several miles from home that mile was extraordinarily lhng and short. Only think of itl A wholo mile over a Jersey flat—covered with water, mud and bnlrnshes—carrying in the arms a young lady of eighteen, with one of the sweetesj voices, faces and forms to be seen in or out of Jersey. Bt spattered with mud, dripping with fog and dew and slush, steaming with perspiration, and wearied with hunger, thirst and fatigue, delighted and excited with the novelty of the tinng, they reached home at midnight.1 The next day she "didn't have anything the matter with her at all." Why? She bad takon lessons from us. Instead of taking

and shnwl,

a cool place, or instead of undressing at once, and thus letting the air check the perspiration, she went into a warm room, closed the doors aud windows at the same moment, laid aside the garments one by one, at intervals, and when cooled off, in the course of half an hour, retired to a sound sleep and a healthful awakening.

Another man rode three miles with a little child sleeping en his lap, which, pressing against his stomach, caused unnmual warmth there. It was a chill, raw November evoning. In walking a bundrnd yards to the house, the child moving slowly and the wind blowing, the whole abdomen wa» chilled in a moment. The next morning he awoke with the ominous pains of peritoneal inflamation, which is often fatal in thiee or four days.

A man had somo accounts to draw off in mid-winter. It was a cold night He *waf» greatly interested time wetit. and the fire too. He felt a little chilly, bat thought be would soon be done that it was not worth while to rebuild the fire.-— It was near one o'clock before he left for home, and he reached it most thoroughly chiHod. Next morning h$.had pneumonia and never got well.

was then read and accepted, but no farther steps taken thereon. The Marshal reported, allowing the bill of the Terre-Haute Gas Light Company,

GAS

WILL

Journal of ffeaiih.

———<>——

Common Council met this evening, this being the second regular meeting in this month. v*"*

Present—His Honor Mwp^l^attereou, Boanl of Coancilmen Ttie tsiiMtei of

preceding meeting

were read-end approved. ff-f" S ,fTlbei»ondf Mr. John Reinhsrd as i» Was isubmitted and accept«d.

Me«r«. Logan dK Sherbum were allow-* ed license t« sell at auction for one year, from Aug. lfct 186S.

The following was offeredty^2£r. Ton»ey, and pstted nmuMinonsly ^f| '-^^1 i&weAMtf, That the tJttnnty'Au^iiw iU ttqmrtsd to draw an order on the County Treaaarer in favor of the city of

fc« rejnjtt of B. M. Hintsos

tltartinf Aoae CTC»WBS» HJ rv, th%

Light Company,]

deducting $5 for lamps not being lighted. Report was concurred in by the Council.

The following was then offered by Councilman Turner, and passed Resolved, That the City Clerk be required to keep the office of City Clerk in the Town Hall, with all the hooks and papers belonging to the

city.

The following was then offered and pas sed: ~'XResolved,

That the City Treasurer be

required to remove his office to the City Hall, and that the duplicate and the books of his office shall at all times be kept in this Hall.

The Street Commissioner was instructed to clean oat gutters on 6th st., between Swan and Ohio streets, ».?

Mr. Turner was allowed to employ team to repair the road in front of his warehouse, the city agreeing to pay for the same.'

The following was then offered by

Be it Resolved by the Common Council of the city of •Terre-Haute,

C. Y. PATTERSON", Mayor.

Attest:

BLAKE,

A I E I E S CARR'S

and sitting in CRATED T«*O*BNJ«. M*. J. C.

a a In a re

'^AUCTlOiV

SELL, Saturday th'» t, at 10 cloek East de of the

aqnaro.2liSnle

for cash nnly. Nov. 18* tf.

Pflxitlva and

LiPG4^ & 3HER?U

Boarding House. Wolfe's New Brick Boilding, North-cast comer of 3d and. Mulberry sts.

Tttrt*HmuU, Indimna.

Bwardlng

by the day or week. Terms rea

sonable. H. STEEL. Proprietor. Nor. 17,

IWStf.

Coal 1 Goal Coal!

iKiug's Coal Yard

Comer fuh street anJ Canal,

3 Dow bei ug supplied with Coal direct from their mine. TbeSuperior qnaltiy ofthia coal needs

no other reeotntnendatifta than the coottaucij

^tjr c«*totncnj »%ke of it. Caltoa the *ub-«i»)«r £||«e adjoiaing the jard. S. G. KINO. at tie

NOT,

n, a

K0TICE TO TAX 2ATBBS! "VTOTIOE is hereby jjiven that the Tax 1^1 Diplkat* »f thi year I8X, I| tw» l» tlf kilA of tke TrMMftr tor cott+rti&a. IU tu« fcf MBS «l* »otlow», Ksi-wttt

FOR STATE HORPOSKS.

Sc4wol tax,» c««ta ea«fe •!», a»4l SC

C«Mnd

pelL

'FW«4. «ewii» **•. FOR COITKTY

Cwirety

METE. MMAPCRPOSK8.

tlM.

owtGntk S»mrCn«fe, Uibw, S

TSTT«-

dty^ fttr b^Mceof t«jc Retried by Mid Ikbool Tmrtee* ud «oB«eidl

WD SA

rU.

COW ST BOFIHL UT. 95 CWDU OH (Mil 9100. ROS UOAD P0RPOKKH R««t r«^T«t»k)p.l ra. Mtadi $NI. Lowcwe*., 1S tU. pmr 'kO*. .XCTTM,

«i UutliMaad

WKTowatsin»*fltrRM««s.

M&rrtcoa. 15 «!».

tmrmi

Howj CrMk, fl».»« a*«k (IM. PnliM «••», I*"

HR»irf«t«»,

•*.*», .*f-

*ltey. FTORT Creek, A Swnm.

trectjii «c»tooi. K8pos:eil

TOB

liUfbM,Wttoll *y tM«T. Hrt* U)4 Milt, M0.

ET*. SUM *»4 SI *•.

H«MnCrtik

Ciwk,

Mid

sw«, OtkrCwA. K«turCf«e4t: ISK s»»i

eoa-

cssstxawM

^wffERRK-HAUTE

PRICE

iAI^T—Ohio

Oaawe

Try

it—for

Toat all that por

tion of Fourth street fn said city, lying between Wabash and Walnut streets, be graveled at the expense of the property holders along the line thereof, and that sealed pr posals will be received at the Council chambers of .id city on the 7th day of Decomber, A. D. 1858, for the doing of said work, and that notice be given acoording to law.

After allowing and referring sundry bills Council adjourned. \7

Chronic or

int» No 1

Clerk

E A E

HALL.

Sole manager. T. P. VAKKEY.

I (Friday Evening, November to, 1858.

The Manager bees leave to announce ihm hehaa affected an fiifwecmenl for three night* with tlie Cela-

FHKnKKicitf,

appear In bit great character or A S E I

ffrease

WHO

Mr. C. B. MULHOLLA1TD. a*

E O A AND RACGED

PAT!

AUSTERLITZ, 't'here8A, Manette,

J.C, FREDERICKS. Miss E. M. Greener. Mrs. E. N. Slocum.

B. R—Offleera will he tn attendance to enloreo and prosorre tho raoat perfect order. AdmlMton

ft*.

———————

Money Loaned.

THE

Subscribers are now loaning ttionev on short time, on Watches. Jewelry, Gun?, Clothing, Household Goods, on reasonable terms, Ht the AucUon Rooiq, ESst side of the Public Square.

Persons desiring small amounts, may be accent m«dated at all hours. LOGAN & SHERBURN,

Nor. 19-dtf Si of

theThroe

ASSIGNEE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE

Window Shades Looking Glaascf, .... Comfrtiin,^b. J- LOQAN & SHERBTJHKf,

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CURRENT.

CORRECTED DAEL* BT

ttANSY QARTRELL, eater* in Graia, Salt «cc*« Caaal Basin. per

WHEAT,heat quality,.*.......75c per bus CORN

unsettled..........3©

to 35c

RYE* •. »v* ».»*

...... v. 50©M*.

BArtLEt. r.....55 to 6Qc«

OATS ..40c POTATOES, from Boats. ..?0 to

Nerroua

Sept 16,1m.

Nov. 15, '58-dlw.

Penintit afflicted with Mrer Complaint, I »pep

Heart Oisea**«I.

FIIirree«laritl4iir

JIIIM*

*1 .Costlrsneiw, I IND^IFESTIOTI, I,

frH Heart-Ban., -i l^spepsta, tj

^BLLTOUMM) n*tlp*UOB,

lrnp.y,

80c"

per barrel -$2,00

Dairy 2^5

L«&e' ...9,15

N. Y- CEMENT 2,50

FLAX SEED ml,10

READ THIS! A HO(.I^LKDK)l'« T*STU»0!fY'

I ACOB RFNSKES, LUTING in the

HolUnd

settle

ment of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, S«TS: "After suffering for

aome'time

the niisenr attending an utter

prostration of mind and bodr, I HAVE been restored. bv using BFERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT TERS, to perfect healtli."

The FACT of this remedy being in such high re pate AMON? the Hollanders in WISCONSIN. Michigan,New Fork, in fact in everr Holland settlement IN the United States, argues much fn its FR.vor.

Debility, or any

Nervous. Rheumatic, or Neuralgic

aifectioa.

StrayeJ

pROM

the subscriber,

M. Ha'rison: ?.

lirinjj

Thnrsdav

in Terre-Haute,

last,

One Brown CW."

with A rope

amttnd

her horns. No other marks

recollected. She was RAIDED on Fort Hftrrixon prairie. Any one

ing infortn&ti'.n of the

worth nearly the price of

lard. Wo also pay cash for LIVW and dead

Nov. 10, '58-d3tn\vlys

wlicr-

AB.TUTI of said cow. or returning: her to me, will

liberally rewarded. G. E. BIDWELL, 6th

St.,

Sd house north of railroad

Sausages.

rfor

HAVK now on hand* and ahall keep constantly *ale, Mr. J. K. Jone^makeof Sausajei, be in* the best manuf cturad In the cltv. or. 15-dtf J.G.ADAMS, t. ,, Kext door to

Em],Smith1*oOlro,

Rendering Establishment.

The

undersigned

hai commcnced alaughtering,

and rendt-ring hogs on commission. We are Drepsrcd to render hog?, !»heep, and tallow in A superior manner, and on short notice. PERSON* hit ring

iinhoaHhy

hog* have them tendered

nj,can

G:E:

ttn-

hciil"Siy hogs. Bring on your hoga and get your monev, and thus sure an immense wane.

B. M. HARRISON St. SON.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 11—dtf. [Journal and Exprets copy 99 days

^L- IFt- 3Ert-

JVo more pain, Xo more sickness, yb more Rheumatism,

OB 8T1 FKJfKSS OF THK JOlM'S. 1,1'MHAOO, UKt l»A(-HES,TOOTH.ArilM, SITPPERlJiU -KKOM OTHKR BODILY INKIKMiriKH.

Thi Rapid and Complit« tgictttt tf

A VV A S

E A E I E

In inttantlf flopping tit n*«t titrulinlinf Pnm* and Jfehtt, Bnmt. Stnld*. Cut*, ffannd*. Bruirt*. \'t.

render* It Imjiortant that every fsmilv keeps a atI|1 of It lo the liouae. Annod with tills remedy, a bon«tloM I* »lway« protert«d asralnitt dd«n aitaukaor.lctra*tat. 'Mioa«tn)» of live* of persons liavo bef aaved by It* llnielj u«, who worn ninlilenlv Itod In the »leht time with l'Miu|i«,ftpuna, Vomiting, Cholera, VclUw Fnvfr, and other violent disease*. Let a duse *f t'iU r«unx4jr be tatkeii lutarimlly, as the case may requlie, »bon siiddfiily with j.aln or *l'fcnu?a« and it will mrr*aTi.r

rn'riaat rkva r&tM, au.f arresl

KKLIKVK TUK

the di**a*e. 'RADWAY'S READY* RELIEF,

Hat Cn^td

Rheumatism. In f«nr houra. -uraljria, inrthehonr. Tramp, in ten minutes. iiiarrliea. In flit^en iviniitc*. Tontbiwjhe, in n» ininuK". S|ia,m.». In live minute*. Sick )I«adachP.t«n miniita*. Chill* and Povir. IJVm. Chillilnln*, In Rfmeti minutes. tnl!iietita,ln \\x hours. Sorn throat, In ten minutes. Burn*, In tw em mlnntrs Frost Bites, Ague Check, l'aral) jif, Lamenera, and in all caaea of Brtiisp8, Tvonmls, Rtrafns, and Sprains, the mnmoiit It Is applied l« thf Injitrod parts, ull fajn and

NN«I«IH«H CCSM. I.OOK njt

Bulla.

KN. RI.

for rntinttrfCltA hltd

Imitation*,—Purcltase only K*nwir'« KKAOT Kcitsy. Price 2."i cU., SO eUi, and $1 per bottle.

ANEW CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE. The cftreitt lii rand Uiic»v«rr

(So. 3.)

RADWATS Regulating PILLS t)r. Kadiray &

H«TA

recriitly diccororvd

method for extrnrtitijt trow herb*, due giim»,a itutritioti* extract of »urh It omSufful uonrish* iitfC juwjp.—which they have combined with Rndwey'i Kosnlatiujc Fill*—that sit of th Pills will supply the blood with the »mc amount or imtritton an one wntit-i of ojrtlluau' br««l t)Kt b|tattie lystem nb4ergoln 'rtioroupli phjskkintr, .ai"'. n-jful^ting pricenj.ftl(ttl^ bec-nirte««are»rtheiieA. ,,

»S*.

of BJoi»il,ai»l all

Pom

ale*-,

who are anbject Hynterl*. »r«* particularly rerotnmeMed to tme the«e Pill*. They aro pleabitit t« takn—clepnitly eaffwL trif* rw«—freo flmm tatUK and *U,

mat *r reti'K,.the

system, nr leare the bowvls r»»Mlre. Mother* nurainc nhoold likewise take one or two of thoM nllH onceor twlee per Wee* They will not ^nly keep cur &«t'sin health^ and rof»l«. bet will your lofatilii aitolnrtCrampattd Pulti* In tho

vprsrteei

tom*cb. and InmiV*

not only a healthy ohil't, but Will inre*t er«ry child tha« tucled, with a sweet disposition, Radway's Regulating Pills Regulate eaeh and erery "nrrnn of the system, stid eetr mi all d'?ntnre'meatt ot the Urrr. B«wU, Ktotnacb. R«art, and Kid eys «», A,W*'y

JU* Cmr*

V-«v „•*!,! He^daslte,'

Pslfllatiss Contestlon, Ae. Ar. They are entirely vegetable and bamtlees: an In rant at the brent «an take them with aaf-Hr. siwt who inwjM miti «f Apoplary, Kpllepite(tsmn

PRICK 95

Ask for JMet^i

Rrg*lmt»n,

OUStrta. PuriJHu tkt Bl—i. /matilta eiUts ll( Sfttsi mrnt Kttti mimatta

mU Amrftarf CMMt&sUn«l DiNnw. ThUjrreat and jetortoa* remedy tiw«M b« hailed by UM

Intui) race a *pe4*l gill fiM tbe Ualikfj. deireiMirate delaptdated h«na»(ty. Or. Riwtwsy A €•*., *re the only FkydeStM tad CltUBlM la the we rid that hav« swwMded l» di#eo*rrtw ressidy (bat will sftMuHy eradicate dm Ike kamfta co»st«t«tli»oal 41h*m sttd iQaettt, tran«mitt*t Awa Merats tn thflr eW«ir»9.

RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT

Will radically vsMaitatc ftoa tk« systess Rmeit*,

%kllli.

Psttr itaw,

SMS IHSKLMS tec*. I FLITS

Me«tk,

WSPIWIW.

Kelt RkeeiB. taAtWsri

JH thefr rt»rk rnn wU! find a flrf line of

EMBROIDERED QOOVS'Z\ alu unoi or

BllESS GOODS. Bxt«n8i\*c atook

Tlsart

Disease*, At., ikesUdsajt keep box «i haad.

CfciiTa.

»r

PiBa.

THK GREAT CQJnl7T0TtO.YJL tULM&DT.

8.,

!E.V: R.'

Hkti

"jirttKW LTFB-C RKATIJKJ PRfXCrPLK. A W A S

RENOVATING RESOLVENT,

»«n*t ta

Csritm. Fits.

FLEERS. RMSTENLHNS TH? Ear,

gwelll*-s,

fimr»

Re*4. T«wor». Caaeets. Xndo*. SlrlM, ataadaUr Sedilp,

•II

PNsvm Cuti,

Awl sA *lsiases list here

NRX OJTE

P4EVV BOSTON 0

X) O TM owtlo C3r O O 4 *1 Shawls! Shawls! ^hawhT1MANTLES AND CLOAKS! Sliirts! vSkirts! Skirts!

BOOTS AND SHOES. LinCn ^heeta,

Billow,fCit«e Linena, 1"'®^

Linen". Naplcltra.

Tow^l Linen and Toilet*.

HOSIERY! HOSIERY!! HOSIERY!!! Gloves! Gloves!! UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWER?!! Custom Made White Linen Shifts.

SPLENDID LINE OF

Blade and Fancy Cloth* for Coala, Black •od Fancy CaaaimerM, B«aver, Pilol. Trico, and 8eal

Olotha for otrercoata.

To say the least their atock has Dercr been so complete aa it

BOW.

itSjgr Remember No.

116.

JOSEPH ZOLEZZl, Saleamaa.

SOPT 80AP.

IE aad*r*l)p^d are naamfaetailac aa4 ksve ia ta~4T *»fr eaperWr arttels of toaa«*tle ^OFT SOar,^nr|*

it. Mr#

cu.

*o pay

p*r

Wanted

At lk« nmw SOOT

ta tka

PK* 80TX1S.

QeMlflrttmgfW* J. K. CtJNNINGHAM.

TFCRK«

KJtCTK,19V-

*ST'SrStS1^ *•T-

mm4

fttln if iy

TO RE •i

No. 107 Wabash St., one door East of Southern Bank. I would respectfully in form the citizens of Terre-llaute and vicinity that hare oat reeeivetl from the East, one of the Largest and Kest selected stocks of Boots and Shoos ever offered for sale in this market, embfaeiiig evefjr variety of .}

a a

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Suitable for the Fall aud Winter trade, which I will sell

AT THE LOWEST LIVING RATES, FOR CASH.

I am Also Prepared to Manufacture to Order, On the shortest notice, any kind of work which may be called for. My old customers and all otltcrs aro respectfnlly invitee! to give me a pall.

Remember the place—No. 107 Wabash Street, One door East of Southeru Bank, Terre-Haute, Ind.

NO 109 MAIN STREET,

LOOKING GLASSKS, all ^iscs in (lilt and Mahogany Frattics.WINDOW

SATIN DELAINS, Lace and Muslin Curlaias, Gilt C'oruiocK, Turlain Bands and Pins, jWiudow Shado Triuiminirs, Feather Dnstffa and Brnshf.i,

Piano and Table Coverd, Trtule Matts,

Oct.Nciic-.s

A'l TH1C

FRENCH STORE

.ilG.JMiun. Street, lijtfween 4th and fr h, TKIiH K-H A UTK.%* !).

THIS

aooos B^^i^httwtit si

FINE PRY

n9«

full

Mavt wi'lt

a splendid atotk

ALL AND WlNTfrlR

rt.

P. P. DECK.

Terre-Haute, ind.BROKAW.

Has just received and is now prepared to o/Ter *t the very lowest 5 JL^rates a large and complete stocl-- of

iiiiise nn\i\)!i\ii i.iiiiiin:

Carpetinga of every kind atvl quality,Oil Cloth?, all widths and in s^ruat variety, lor Floors, Tables, Carriages, Stairs, &c. D.u^geta and Felt Cloths l^Aall pricos by the yard and in elegant patterns for Cntinh (Moth#.

SHADES!

Trausparent, Guld botdorcd and paper

Table Linens, Towtdinps.rfashes B**1 nnd Crib Slazxltots, Comforts, Linen aud Cotton iSliecting, and EVl'jRY VAIUKI'V OF GUv)l)S u»cd lurnishia^ Dwelling Houses, Hotels, Halomns, OHiccH. tc. 'i'he experieuco and great'facilities pnjWyed IVy tlds eHlaMisliritCtil ar« t/'iarsnlieH to its nnmeroti.s patrons, tint thoy will always (ind in iwicnsivo and superior variety ol all the above named poods, lo wliicli will tie ^iil^l from ifdt! tfVmnv hatever •p.-i peJi« new and desirable in market, until it ,injt,de.complete in. nil Mm tuimitin ff:, hon.se fnrniKhing materials. .•

BUFF HOLLANDS AND Coloroil l/nfti.-i for Shades, Paper Hangings, and

Loop H»ld«*r(,

Damask of every I)em iipiHi», (jiiuii-*, Uor Is. «hit«d#, Citr]st'! Liniu^s.

L'8-dlf ij No. 10P MainSircet, 'form-Haute, Lid.

foods'

A T^NRIL front Dr. .L.tnc"«

Ctrttnh In

operate npiilii

mikI an ihcy ate determined U»doa Itrge bttrfne^a tl«! FhJI an 1 Wint 'r, tbev will off

UNUSUAL A'rrn ACTIONS! njyK To ttt«-ir e»sf»r»iors In tlit war of nrtST RATE BAKOA1N8! Roador bear thin in mind, and see that yott find tlie'liotitra.'

'I rflreot atnl micreikftil course »f tr»st« m«iit tho jK«nire and radial ?nre ol all His»s««4 »f hu

Timal,

•tTr»."

charity

Hhnrinz,

(aiteaTw the bar-

totMetty. B. N. 8AKKUCX 4( SOJf

eersd jusy wkcre

Immediate^ nut I

teiy KTUHE,

«H

sup of tfcft Big

JOrikt fNresite. aH f^ada, SbjiptptHt :s-.-

6QOOT

U-uKKMK3t«ii rtwetf and aTwed w«*. ilsetwa ee*C*edeirwflwt«eid t4at*

iaiF ami wvu wrrws

tlvstwe jpwx: a»4 e*|XHrte»«ced wsftsm ee tadat* k. To wtMta oseotwtil

«we4 w»gee-aad oust set sw^sy.

BEGITEA.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.— Frmt% ORHETS R«CAHNE4

Dallj,

ARID

G. E. DKOKAW. I

3t. Jnrrett,

TUK NBW YORK I.UNU INFIKMAUY.—My,^

ixiueriiitii l«f tho p:til wiari.t )«»m witli tb« sbo»e liiiliuilivit, a» t'lilnf Hhy*lan, ami a twel'n orntiUdr il»v«tlW t« Mie Cure of I'Hltnonary f!«ns!impttVn ain't lt« kitulrf1 tet««tli»r villi my imrlvalleil npportuiiltl^H hwiI 8-4Tiiiii*(fc« it patbuluicical r».«eareh—atJort tint a ilttlf by {»*rf««t Ioiii nt

MrA'cal

/aAtt/a/.Vii—lin» ehaMeil rin ti arrira

f.eHr*.anil ijHr'gaifafta. By Irifih!*-

tinii. tlii* vu|.(ir ami cumtlVti jiKjuertleii

1,tly a|ilrA*»#rt«

fimtliil»n«

thi? Aitfianfit aid theO

Ilili-jTnweat. td« fi.ll nivi»#il.f «.eof Wfdrcsl li.ha-,, IMIJ M. «t any kind, loth* «*-lu«|(.n off •*ra«1Juais

«l

trtaJ'j,.'albIt

M'rt' n,ij althaukfi 1 emisltlcr tt a n»«fut In tln» |r»|»ermatis(fCTn^tit«»fthrt«e firarftil sad »f f«ul tli*)'nM«, tct dn»im It rrry n»r»«s*ry th«» *»r !mtt«i!l .li .nlrt hns* tlie b»neflt«.l b«th

ftntral aft(

Val tr'atmeitl. Tlie sncees* of my trentni*iit in the alt .v.- .li SH««fir.ana the lflfh fh0i*«

,l«ref

ibe lastlm

tlon nvor wJrlrh I have »°i'B had lhi» honor l« sMe.Arc l»«#aft kti- wn (otteedahy *ul-jry er rent -m*nt flmn* nfo.

t(«e srtllrltation

tast.y |rlrata^!

xtul [ir i'f««loi!il friends, throiifli whose jihlldfcthren *q lr sll Hi" nto»Tj

has brnrn I in* and Itbrrallt

.s'ip(»in'tt?*Mad 'Miterdueronsl'lerstlnn, I hate eenrlu dvd to tn-tk« surh nrranecmi'tri» its will brinir tfcs ben «flt«of my oKp^rieoee and trvatairnt within-Ibe reasf* «f all. an*! ii»»t conlln« ntynoli., as heretofore, to ttin#c »»nly"*'b»*iit«r the Innr»haf.»r who were atiletA •HII

at r^iee. Ho|rtaa thxretire that the arrsare niftil will jtl*e entire natiffii'lion, both to J» |irofi«s hlotial brettirea and tti ii.mrtce In cotitfniiton

*T•**

cunro

-|P

••loiiul brettirea and tire I wrtiM rc»'|»ertftHly sn iumrtce ll) cotitfniiton, tit«l ma wot*

tmnolt* ar if UlUr, 4m

it rontttlfrd

all dlraasfs as above. Slid

•itHrick IftilltidMl ea»«.

•Mtdital fakftltra,

Jiri-ss to «y part ef the United Plates or the Canada* Tea as.—My terras of treatment by letter are as fol lo*«,

iar. and elesmalnit afClati aaA Vaatt

tmnm in

arder.

tJ* AMttml aha*«ar the public palroaaga ia

t«*9WcKalfv toitexted.

Oct. SO. 185813m.

Car. ^rket"*ttd Cherry^a.^T^ra'^ttta, lad. If.

B.—PSITIATHR

attention

•t€

ftat ma la jwr,

the medicines, the saina as used In the lustltutloa I're^ )isM

fafara

4cc. iVe.. will be forwsrdrd by ex

IIS ner month forea^li patistit. wblrh w»l

T1*.:

Inrlede aiedlcfne salUHent Ibrone mtnth

4*as#,

*ls#

Jnhalitif Varntri abd an lithalltifc Ajipnratu^. I'ay .meat as follows ffi tn be paid to Kxpress Afreet

^'jjjebox ofMedlrtne, end ths^ halanre. slap lollsrs. *tth«r e«t'iratine ortb* mot.tit, lr Ibe p^tleat be cored Is entirely aatlsMd with the treattneaW» Pat ent*, l^ jtlvtna a fall history of their esse, sac their s*mflofris In ftttl. ran be treated as w«Il by l»t tcrae by tn-«o»ial e*amhiatlnti. Patients avalBai th«t»#»lr^s tf Dr. arrets treatment Way rely aperaS' lmmedlat« and permanent relief, as he seldom has treata e«ee ^i«{ thirty days. Latter*

tor *4rtu

proj^ptlV ioswered. parftirtber partlrnlars sddres

JAMK* H.

JAKHKTT. D.

Me. Brosdwsy.

tor.

TwelHh atrwet IT.

P. fl PhysMane aad other*

TUIUHKthewhere

city ar« re

StxK-follj Invited 'o rail at the ibllrmary. auwf tnt*rMihi»r r*"'s ean be witnessed, and where oaf *k prarttd appofaia* fcf Ui«l»Ulltiv« ef aesM Mpst ean bese*n end Inspected «ej.t.

11.1CS»-6Cui

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Booih, sn alnsr ofB^flrrt dfooraoothaf the T*wi Hall.y Uhim pyisj^wd & wgilt ttp^nfin tlrftieti ia th* heatof etjrie.

(Vtilr Drrtslaf, Beet Pluck*

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nrTBIsLIGBNCB OPTICIJ,

FOB KM PLOVERS AND

Persons Wishing Emplo]nnent

encav PK*catrrtow.

firea TO

th«

"5T »,1^wl CTAifirir.Lit

E E I N I A

for

•afetnrllNCa^lnif CM 4W. CSW AT

GK1FFITU.

rot*

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FOR THE CURE AND TREATMENT OP Aid, PmEASmOP THE BYE.

JOHK MAQElflSfl, M. D. 3w 4SD tocvar eiaaata,