Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 254, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 November 1858 — Page 4

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CMKtf Awft,Oin«nrtM.....«•».«.• pur jfawe* rif A Mtriwiiw1 Wr, Indianapolis..*..... —. Ftfm#!*'lUrt, par| SMimwf fltcle. l«faT«tte.. ffonaler $ank, Wanapwc. par Hnntlnct* Coenty Bank, MOtttiafton. ,..,...,..10 df« fcita»m Ban*. !Wa4lw».. ... .par ladlsee farmer** FV. Franktla par fad" »a *toek B««k. iMMrti. 41* I Indian Kes«rr* Bank, Kokorno par K*»wky *t/ek Rank. Cblumbm 7*r l,*f»an/* Rank. Uma par Marchanta' A Mechanic* Bk, 5ew Albany par !». Y. A tfa. Mate Htock Bk. KvanavtUe.. jr..... pnr WrioCK* Bank. Terra-Hante ...,.S*v*vr P*r Ronthem Bk of Tn1., Tarre-Haota... .%.£] par U«l#n Hank, Jalem par •arlne* Rank of Ind., ConaeravMe.k JOJIs

M*nw Rank, Attlae ... Traders' Bank. Tndlanapolla ..v, i— Tlni*eanf« Rank. Wtnaeris*........ W»(mm Checks. T«i*?o-Haiite .,«».^ par flitft^'anoA Bank* L'vransrxirt..,

All other*. 4S®7Se discount. A A •!... ILLINOII. ,3 C1tl*f«n»* flank. Mt. Vermel.....,......,,..,,. ... par RfwVVttl" B*.,tts*h»1tte.»....,..i.,.............Wrtls NmlM R/inir«rn'3 dts «oek**ei»«y Wr„ Pae#'e............»........f0dl*

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Bank nf a^'nmbtta.

Cni-in RankS iii4o»r} Alt

MICHfOAW.

which for quality and jniees oannot be

Furnishing Goods

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per

Indiana, Mrhlcas City par Klt&rrt. Elk hurt C, RoAville. Wabash per ntf Mt#V»nio», Kl.T#fs«i

par

30 4i«

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par Pkr

AH folTaof baoka,•*•..»,.i»j*««*«»%«** VIK01XIA. •All«nW»«*R'*nkt.,V......*. p*r R«tikil ftanava.A Hl« Trxna. Atti^*ianf Bank...... ,,........,ji.dl«

AH pRtsfyi-vAiru Airn varylard. ,,,,. Warwn Tn, Rk.... j....... ...........'.v M4(« .%t.|9V.A..A2,?Stf}a

M«k«...- par

RORTO Ar HOIITH CAROU2VA AKU ftKOROfA AllaAWant bMtka.«,v... Sdl«| t.Om*lA!«A. trw Orlaanibanki purl

All ....j..........t«SdU WIRCOIUIIK. HVnolrafc' ba»ki^......, tdl*

MIMOOHt.

Phrta haok awl br*n*H#i« pari .WMIMMW. Old kank»i..^V4i.. S «tl»| #raabftn««v..^v.1r,.i ifttoOO H»1 mrr. ooi.w«ria asd casada bavkn ..• .......-pa

CLOTHHTOI CLOTHING 1| .AT. THE

O N A E I A

Main St. No. $, Early's Block, or^Tassort«,tKnn|i-mautr.*». now on hand a complete (took of J,

RALI.

by any other Hoosd in the cltr, and rhlch am M^nonjrahela, Wsh and Scotch Whteky, de tar mi nod to soil na cheap a» the cheapest. Also I and American Brandy, is now latger, and

ot «11 kimU And qitftlitfoi* Co"iti. P*nUt Vent*, Shirts, fl*tt. Can*, Trunk*. Carpet Bag*, *nd Valise#, UN DRC^iOTfll NO OF ALL KINDS,

BOYS' CLOTHING.* A eamjilate as t»rtm«nt of Boya* Clothing, of *ariou- qudlit'es and prices.

Merchant Tailoring.* I hare aUw on hand a ROod aswrtment of pleea roods, embrachip, C«*meres, Brnrer*, Clft^is.i r^akfns, and ALL KINDS OF ESTtNGS, which I ant prcp-vrc! to cut and make to audi pareh*«^r*. Hfti conic on, nnd If I cannot ault you in clothing already made, I *111 Ruaranfee aa good a •wit at %a,phcap rates *s caa k« purchaaed in the

«rety bwly who l« ft* aarinf

mnn^v, lo jtfr® wll AihI look through wy Stock of Clothing and Pie** Oooda, be for* pot-

Doll dfcs

jogEPQ.

OtteWlltBM. li*. CHEAP) CHBAPBRi

Mann

M*trr*crvBKas op au. itrywor

BOOTS & SHOES,

jVb

Pka*i* Row Terr* ffatcif. l*d.

We Boot.

H**e ]nst r«celved a hug# •*& »®H «le^«d| Stock Ot rs B00T8 AN1 S1T0K*? P.mbraeioi: everv tartetj for Men. Women Children, which they w* ictermined to sell W «l»e loves, ruin? raw®. Their Steak general, and •o one need haw ens* to go away aissatwieu

eiiher wlth retard to

^nalfty of the

thev keep. They have set oat to fitm* a lomora. and they will do it! ^TAU wl^rs for new w«*fc ®tl«d p^wpwj.--OitfWktnfQ nw* of tk b«4 iww warrant all work i««l# at the ahop. 1TR MwiriRg done to order, and with BMttMit and lUmtoh. A of Aa Prfrfle ren^rnHy aofafewt. P. *.

BWaLOT ASTOWB,

the «nt «M* «t the P«Mkt die the 0«*H H***. *h« earry o« Ul«B»9t ««l &**

article than la «w»ra%

BOOT AND SHOE

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'^ETTEt AKncaEAFER

,fl

TmT

•arini that wea*« prtp*1^

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pnizB

I TH* ooldcit mu,' '/s .• ijaw ooLntnrmnor TH* OOLDEH PBIZE.

T$R OOLDKX PBJRK TStK OOtOE* PRIZE 1 .t,i|dE rihBK.

THK OOI.DrS PRIZR. TBS OOffDK* PRIZE. Itras ooewnr nno. mk OOLDBR mt2S|. ..Bm #1* IATED tLlTOTHX*T$D !Tr fMsAttnA-m* zvr.*T mm**.

tLLOSTRATWD *V»»T WEEK. nXDSTRATED ETERT WEKC. ,»£?« /:«M/(*TBATOT BVBRT ^rERJC.,^1 ^,'t siurotRitTKo w^sr Uf«(i.|A(orlfe n»ma«»ar oortEt rekt jniBE«:: jril cpsorxKir «opi*a

nnsr

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THT! GOLDEN PRIZE! lI.l.l STItATFI! JU,V«TRATBI)I

Wkt 0rJW5 PRI s'nfiir »trht par«Mi. "t( forty fln^el

Ttm ^«r York U)^ lare«a and I Imperial QnarM n^n«. of nnleitalr'nr a^jjpal matter, fPn«t]k*«Ml e»«jpr wRfQM

i. ftf forty fi|. elajrantlj'

A rift worth from HSnB.lW'li. ffold. wUT t* prwumUvl to^arh ^tih»*MU«r tawadiatelT on racaijU oftha sntMcdpilon raooey.

rnacopy for one y/ar.«n»1 (tft Ona i-o©* for iw yentf •............. and Oaa ropy for tJire« ycars,^*.... S.00 cnd 3plfta Ona copy forfiro fij0 and 5 rlfU

X*n TO CtrrRR.

Ttarea coploa on« Tf»r....... .«..(tJManl

The artlria to bfe dUtrlbatcd ar» oDiprtaed t« Die following "rt.

10 (In do dn IW.00 each 30Pat*n UTorHDiUBfCiMd VitttwIM.IMniii fO 0»!d Watahea 7S.no aaoh AO ..d/i an.OOenrh ion do 5n.oni»*rh Wi Ud|«» ^nlf WalrhM ..........,*V.P0each

H.«nttfi*X*tJH!d Wnteliet........SOiOO aarh

30* Sllirar Walrfcp#. ,...«.*..1lf|o 23 I.WnHold OttaH. Vaatand F«H^fc*tna.i...,tdtr SO OnM T^irket*. Brnrcleta. F.ar I)r*t»«. Rrraa Hna. '"off Pln«. P»o»v» BnUonit. KJni a. Rbirt ftn K»r«. ffold and

cUj("rTh{inh1«|i.snd

REMOVAL^

WHOLESALE 'l"'

us rr Hi

CORNER OF MAI# lFTII STRtEf

Which ha* ere^Wfn sold In this mirrket. It if* decidedly the mo?t pleasant,purest and best rectified Whisky, whlco was cvrrinado and will excel the best ever brought on here faoin Cincinnati or any other place* His stuck of

WINES AND LIQUOR8,

Jluch as French Peach and Brandies, Part, Madrria, and Sweet Malaga Wine, Gin, Rum, Rye,

more assorted than ever, m\d as he Is fitlly convinced that he can compote with the R«t Hosnes. either in Cincfenati, or St. Louis, all those who shall need anything In his line, will find It to their interest to call and examine before baying elsewhere.

May 27, '5? d*lvt, F. T- HULMAN.

TH**. w. ftuttt. Pi?

tons

eroocO npn8Sl?BSC3l IBRRS WOULD INriTETHE allcQS-j Attention of their customers and the piblic g«neraUy. to thoir stock of carriage? and buggies, ofthe latest patterns, whi«h the* oA«r (hraale at reduced prices- Having lately returned from the

H. SARk.

B..B Co.,

DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS, And dealers in Dntffs, Medicines, Perfumery, Paintsf

Dyes, Oils, Wtndote €Hass Glassy Oiesswars, Varnishes, Fancy* (foods, Brushes, Patent

Medidim, Cifttrs, tc.

Corner of Fn«Hk nnd Ifsln Street*, TERHK-WArTR. llVVfA^A. CTAgents for Jwnes, White &. McCurdy'i celebrated Teeth, and Lyons' Pure Ohio Catawba &

PRAIRIE CITT

CARRIAGE FACTORY!

WELCH & WRIQHT, O I E O S

East with a complete stoek of the best iMteria* th» Eastern market aflbrtied, which we are

BOW

4mbm

iiiwiawd Id inall ef i»

"*Bt* .»a

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tht mrrb«ll»MwE

HesiVario. to

finish-

Jng up. We shall have in a few dars an entire new stock

work n«niv for «*5e, which, for dorability,

style and finith. wiU «fefr aR competition. Tb «e«t the wants of the trade we have* and ihall ke«p on hand, good assmrtme^t of the different styles ofeaniafes and bosrgies wed in this

locality, as we h«iyo»r stock and material# Street from the Importer and twaawfiwtwm wg arc enabled to emnj»«*e sw«w*IW!y» ft» ^«*5*y «d j*w, w^tH the Ea#temMawaacWiir«-, hereby saving to the eos*omer the earriae« and freight to thts point.

Repairing neatly done in all its branch**. To our «vimrToaspVf^»ds and patracts who hare M*iained us

the fianr .vears now past, we

wovld retnr. nr stsww thanks and tope bv a straight forward wswe H» oar bwdwrn to nmt a eot^naaixw of their £1 vow

WELCH WRIGHT.

ITSlwpand ww ro«nonth«c«mer of Secowl «»i Waiwat streets, one rlocksoath of the •urtfflr r' itnsT«w-R»*ift UMBaaa

X? t«S8. dw Sm.

THrrtTInc Tlwe far JUile. COMFORTABLE and 4 CO PORTA HI.K an« vammmtmi landly /I mUmiM «t tfce ewnerof Ohi»and Fomlt«ie«*a.««e«|hrd at fiweathsr Sir. RaHph "My r«mwwKfflj a *m*9,4ti (7EO ITOO^CJ-

IND^NAPC^SADVSICriS BXEIfiB

nabja

oim

GUNljPl|KOv^

DT& PAftLOB&l&lb) PIANO

LOUIS X|V €AEVEg^IAN(

$AW&d»

Tfrtit with complete aeaortmaet of'other ^aeaaadatflM «t| 4

mi 4, bates"house: wmttffPi rMWim ^fortdass "9 E W US IO

Wt «i* rwcelring wcvklr applies of moaie camprialtig the latr»tnohliAll» „n,.

Sept 6„5$Jd ly

T*"*

————

W I O S E "Ra»t Wuhinif«n SIM,

idDa

Pi»» ropl#** ona Tear........ P.ftO and 3 rffl» i"»« poptwi #n».....i.....». ...t5.«iand 1ftirtft* ,TwyT»?-*»n* roptaaM« jaar. 3«,no and »1 e»»V¥

Sfpt* '5^d»j

a *art«

artlflet. worth from (IftT iant« io Rlft Mch,1 ImmoillntoW on receipt »f tlif »nb«rrl|illon «mn« tkawlMrrllMr'i nam* wl1 be antertd apon -onranh. wrifiMon book "ppoaH^ a puncher, and Iba rlfl oorre* nnndlnr with that ntlmbor will ha' fhrwnrded, wlttilr orta wrak. t« th» iithtcHwr, b» mall or post paid. All eommunlcaUonaab'ttild Wtaddroaaad

DRAW A RAI.TFR.

ffland I# Mofatt Rnlldlnc,335 Bfoadwar y. »,»s!p»|fn«,n aopl(?« *«nt free. Arontji wanted. Tkfawh 9* dtaw woamr .4«4l

A E I A N I O S E 13?TJ'HhomH miSST&*w."

ERRE ttAlTtE, I NDIANA.

———0———

F. T. HULMAN*1

RESPECTFUIJiY

WlU aTwuva bf

wwroWSf

Informs his friends and th«

public jrcnfrnlly tknt ho hna removed his Wholesale Grocm ntid Lf^uor Storo to lila large New Stcre room Corner of Miiin **h! 3th St eels.

Sugar, Coffee, Molanses, Teas, Tobaccos, .sous, etc.. etc.

fotuid

tnero "Se Torreat Mar

ket price and of the very o«at otMlity. ThroHEh a long experience in the business, nnd «fter havinp fixed his rectifying concern, in his n£w !tore room on a large scale, nnd aflcrthe latest. cntlrply now nnd moat perfect principlei he shall now he able to Airnish the b«st

Douhle Rcctiflrcl Whfskey.' LI"

f»i

"a miserable life And Premature Death! VOUKG MEN WHO, B¥ INDUL-

King In secret katrtU, have rnlnrd their health, prostrated their nervous »y»t^io, and Impaired their minds, thi

eriby rendering the pleasure? of mar rled Una weary pilgrimage apn earth

arc respectfully antlffcd thai Ir. KWIKO, by much rtndy and oxpericnceln '~k this branch of practice, ladall)' effect- j, ing cares in tho most dlfflculi cases, without tlie least difficulty or trouble. ^'*^5 Patlentaaflllcted with any kl*id of private disease.(torn the mildest form to the most sorer*. can cnnsnlt Dr. R. with the full asaaraaco of a ntilck and lasting cure. Or. K. warrant* a core without tnn atd ofmcrcury.or chaaga nfhttsincss or diet.

Dr. ftwlng aniouncc* tiiiidle«ln waut of a remedy forohstraetlon*. Irregnlarlttna, &e., peculiar to tho delicate rttan*Mtl0ii of tkelr system*. Dr. Dncler's Female Monthly Pills the remedv. The many thousand feovesthave sold provu II—not-espeak III of them, fnrall like them. Pr.Docier'sPUIacau only be had at l»r. Rwlnjr's office.

No. 9 Virginia Avaane, Ponth of Branch Bank. INDIANA Pi»Llf, IXI». 0*uT»os.—Marriod ladles in certain altnatlons shonld not use tfeeai. For reason aee directions with eacR box. Price one dollar: sent by mail to any part of the world. OSee hoars fimai S a'rloek *.

CAST

ITcw Sclkdule

Eofoarirarel

WILLARD STOWE^L,

No. 4. Rates House, Indianapolis, Ind Sept. 6, '58 dly

BJ ipH O

J[ Ctf»t °r *n1 Ohio TNOr^NA'POLIS. IND. m*K D. CAItMICOAEL, Prap'r.

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South

SW/,!li

IN I A A O S IN I A N A

JLOC. EPPIH6ER, Prap'r.

Aboard one dollar per daV. Guests carried to and from the hooie froe of chaim

IN I A N A O IS IN I A N A noLUBWAYft ffORKOV, Proprietor*. S7Good warm Meals always on hand on the arrir.il of .Trains, and plenty of time to cat them .Sfopt, 6,'Sfe-dty

ocTmis-ivItmS#"

GENERAL ^BURGEON. 39

Eati WatHnqtnn St..

«wr

McCiinvis' Ctolhinj

Store, Indianapolis.

3Prof. XT pcLegr a CP, Formerly resident Physician at Willis' Hospi tnl, Philadelphia, and for many years Principal of the Danville E?eitnd Ear I i«fb*mary, Professor of Anatomy, and' Lee»nr*r upon Physiology, baa takon an tffficeln this plab'i* 'ahd will operate oh all anreieal diseases, and begs leare to inform the pnblic. 'bat pll diseases of the Ere and Ear, (with frw exceptions) are curable am! will operate on Jataractt Cross Eyes, Artificial Pupil, Opacities*)/ the Cornea, Inrerted Eye Lids. Sore Eyes, and all diseases of the organ. Deafness, difficulty of hearing, (i*vcn when the drum is ontirely gone, •will insert an artificial, nnswerme nearly all the 4Wi7!09$i,qf ?he natural.) He will «lso operate on Cluli feel, Tumors. Cancers, Morbid Growths. Deformities flrrtm Burns .Contracted Limbs, perfnrm the operation

Artificial Nose, by healing on a

new one.'' And Inset Artificial Erea.giving them all themdliritt' and exprvssdon of thr» n»tnml, defying detection—lhcv are inserted without reroov ihg the old one, or froducing prtin^

The snperior advantages he has had in Eurone and thiscntniry in perfecting himself in all that is new and valuable in Surgery, warrants him in sayin?, that every thing within the bounds of the pro -feoslttn may be expected of him.

TO THE~BALD'

Ton can have your hair restored, no matter how bald yon are. One week's time in most case* being sufficient to ftiMluce a hair IVom every follcle thi|t produced a hnir before. Gray hair can be restored t? its natural color without dyeing. $ept. dly

untH9r.it. Jaly 31 JftSR-dAwly Person* consulting me by letter are repealed togire a full description of symptoms and accompanying tH« same with a Bank Kote. they wlllreeelve everr attentlen their case requires.

Washington Foundry ft Machine Works INDIANAPOLIS, 1

INDIANA.

II A S S I A N & IN O N MAKtrrAcrntxas or ENGINES ANI BOtf.RR*,

ptnd Wronrht Iron Mftchin^ry, of all kinds Grist Mills Sub, Mtiley and Circle Saw Mills. ANo, Rake, Grain Separator, Improved. ^Pitt's OrcSn

Separator

T1IK FIRST PREMIUM MACHINE Horse Power far Be

.tor Tumbling shaft Machine.

Pliable Enxinas, snifable fbr tunning Threshing Machine*, Corn ShelleraJPortable Mius,Wood. Sawing, &e. The attentfoa of Farmers iedl~ rrctnl ta this power, as thej are admirably adapted any tsae to which hone power can be ed.

For (intiw, with terms and price e&be»a as adore. klomitisaw Machines obtained of U. ShewSMkerat his Ware-hemse, or at G. F. and C. 0. Smith, at their atoee in Tscre Haste.

MaySdvfia. .•j&.f .-16^•"- .-

flRlCUN, Crptalor Oriental, Italian U*4«i attd Cetaatlal Msflwa Printed te*w»»Mi of ti j«alri*ivjt»

tor

ft. dlmtkM arw so

ealte«^ Mm to hart ftiRf alii out 1

te- efcsr. Patt ^mttsw aeat ftt« asilsa eeiptof ftir*, ks* ares* IMtaa* MaiRtNM aa* wlttt m»

kwrwteige «r ibawlaf caa t*

MN ta aeaalre tu JTVA IM ef UUM^rraptia jaa i*ealr«4. vkldi asa wfliiif efcwper-baa twf a* he ba« In ta* waat*

FwMmiaitkslBusallaasratjnM A. A. AffSOMI. Sept. t-dtf

VW«» puiihaas a geodSleem Srw M01 la A wd nutaint oki at lowra m. and as toed .«rma.*t OASBKRT4 8 ART0N*?», ml8 Agist*.

wnfty

emiirns

ttWTtD STATl» lOCHMHll PUBLI8HINQ HOUSE,

ncouraged bj the Dae^nj^ SaeeM udextm»nfiQ«^ Prajgaitim Often, in the circulation of the lotigt^atabfished and pofmlar pktorhl monthly, the fftpffD Stato JwiiiAL, and in the sale of cwtitofie Books, tsMvynwmf*

Art "HWSoo Serf^aoftw

and splendid Steel Plate En cravings, and a sdiednleN#fGakl Wateh*a, Sseh Jewelry of all Idnda, Gold Peas, etc, offered on a acale q( ljb«niUty sur/»as^ing all pjwioun offers.

Our iewc lerieiiartfel«(, warranted toW gold, or predbely as represented, and every pon»* peseta his own premium.. OtB* la the on'j Enblii^^ ing Honse that offers premiums on tbb fUn, or that famishes this class of Jewelry.

The following ftra list of a few of the arttefca, with the amount of the club for which Hi* given as a premium*and the postage required for ita delivery mail. Splendid Detujhed Lever, Enameled •Dial eigbtwn caret Gold WatcV warranted a perfect time-k«»eper.. .$60 00 Etegant Lepin* Enameled Dial 18 car at Gold Watch 50 00

Large Double-Slide Oold Pencil and Gold Pen, warranted to be solid gold Postage. throughut ,6 00. ,9c. cautiful Gol Pencil, wa rr&nted to be #»Rd gold throughout.. .......... S 00. .9c. Gold Pencil, Gold Watch Key, and--Gold Tooth Pick combined 8 00.. 9c. Extension Silver-Case Pencil (wnrranted same aa coin) and Gold Pen..,, 2 50. ,9c. Rleh Gold Bind Bracelet I*. 4 00. ,9c Fancy Gold Mosaic.Bracelet...... 8 00.

,9c.

4SupertrrlinBd Gold Locket, engraved and tiirnM 4 00.. Sc

Set of Gold Cameo Ear Drops 00.. 6c. Set of Gold Coral Ear Drops 600. 6c. Gold Cameo Pin for Ladv 5 00. .6c. Gold Florentine Pin for Lady. ..... 5 00. .6c.

Ba^ClimetPin fojr/Jen'Uemen.,. 9 M. .& Set of Gold Cameo Studs 3 On. .Sc Sot of Eqgravedt Li,,ed Gold Studs. 2 00 ,3c. Set/f Gold CktitHelian Sleeve Bn^tofM for Lady or Gentlemen.......... 4 00..3«. Strperb FHendship Ring, solid sixteen' Acarat gold, richly enameled. 4 00. .3c

Miss's Ring,.solid sixteen oarat gold set with stone. 2 00 ,/^c Among the Engravings are: The Signing or the beath Warravt of

Lady Jane Grey, from I he celebrated painting by. Daniel Huntington, 22 incnes longby 17 inches wide.. $100. .12c. The Trapper's Last Shot, from the reat paintingby W. Rnnney.18x24 1 00. .12c. The Angler's Daughter/rom the great pnintinirby Lancaster 50...9c. Sparking, from the painting by F. W.

Edwards..,. .................... SO.. 9c. (Fb'a rutL ScH*wfr.K saa otr* C*taloouk. The United States Journal contains sixteen large folio pages, nbly edited and proftisely illustrated. Price only 50 centi a yen?.

Our .catalogue contains dver 1,000 or the w^st useful, entertaining,and popular works 6f the day. Any person aending ns 5n cents or more, either for the Journal or for books at the lowest prices, is entitled to the same amount in any of1 the premium* of his own selection from the Schedula,-*-fifeiSTtl«o entitled to extra Premium* amtfnhtTtfg and Extra Books or Jwnals amounting to $1 for every club of $10, thus receiving for $10.Books or Journals amounting ta $11, and Premiums amounting to $11. The amount to prepay postage an the Premiums, ahotil 1 ace«impany each order.

Every reader is invited to form a club, and we wiah to.arrange with some ferson at cverv poat Office, to act as local agent and correspond, who will be richly paid therefor.

Specimens and Catalogue sent free an application. Send on a few subscriptions at onee. and select yowr premium from the above, or when you receive the Catalogue.

J. M. EMERSON & CO..'

Publishers 406 Broadway New York.

July ISdwly iS-

THE CLE^TELAND

WOOL DEPOT,

Established in the winter of

HAS

1854.

been in operation over four years, during which period, though its pnwnrss has bpf-n impeded by the adverse years of 1854 and 1757, the practicability of th» plan has been clearly demonstrated. That the house affords superior advantages to the WOOL GROWERS OF THR WEST, as a medium for passing their wm)1s into the hands ot the mituufacturer, is now no longer a question. But nit bough vciy large number of Wool Growers hare availed themselves of these advantages during the last four years, yet, surprising as it may appear to many, our receipts have been larger from Merchants and Wool-buyers than from Wool-growers, and this may be accounted for mainly from the fact, that, as a class, Wool-grow-ers have been more easily influenced and misled than the former, bv the statements of a few operators who are wholly opposed to all efforts having for their object the systematitingof the wool trade or the enhancement of price# to the producer.

The past year, characterised as it has been by the most disastrous financial embarrassmen1s« has: been one of the roost unfortunate for negotiating and managing sales of wool, and the fact that the entejpriae has been remarkaWy snccossfully, not withstanding these disadvantages, and given almost universal satisfaction to consignors, should we 'Jrink, inspire sufficient confidence to induce large consignments from wool-growers.

To those who have been prejudiced by false ro mors, and who have manifi'sted a want of confi denca w* hare frequently made advances eqnal to he price they have been offered for their wool.— Sach advances, however, should not be requited as the enterprise was started

for

BKTTER PRICED

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

Wool i* Clone I jr Clnaalfirdl

Into dTflSrrent STYLES and GRADES, U.«nn dcring It more attractive io the auiafitUBWi abo fipeqoenrly does not tftdr#*pttrdta£e talxj|l Iota. Here he can obtain the pofflcnUr grade ol' wool adapted to to the qaalitv of goods he manu factcres, and can khos afford to

Pay 3 «o* Cent* Poond Mm#**" Than under the old system of empioyins agesrtt and sabaarente tocanvaa Uieoovntry topeocwv to stodc. Here be can find uniform grade*, which' are so WELL KNOWN to Eastern Matrofe** era, that the only expense attending their bnytqgfc a letter or telegraph dispatch, ordering any parti** nlar trade and qaantfty.

ETTo those who wish to cooMgn Wool to OS, we will Ibrwwd S»cic*,hy expresa mother*Ire numbered and marked t|pl no other dlrec^iwe wosid be seqwhed tohave the Wool reach

Wool Twine.

Fortving on Wool, will he centto thnee tier kK,at Mbtaa&ictBrns' pdee*. ndmswcsMUsseislleyi^lMXark we propone to make store Bbpral s.

Oaalk Adfaaceak

than heretofore. If desired. to receive a aMee exteodea pairoRafr frwo the weal«ftowen and merchants of the aodivided allitartina III their sMbereaU

Yery tmly.dtr-, €KKDA

Qor^aa^ May 31, IfSMr

ABSOClATIOW.

A l9 wpfaaUS*1«wmmfkftr tlr JUfrftf tir&ck nd BiUnmd,

maided w/A l^iriijeiit•**£ £fci4f*'cPitetm. rrCHHE^oWARD ASSOCTAtTON. In Tie^r A ofthe aw fbl destroetioii of ISttimuj Sft. ews ed Sexnal •disease*, arftf

HHrdcc*ytionr

TJnd©rtaKln« In itu different forms, lor tvhich purpose he keep* on hand a good snpply of all kinds of d-'i

And will furnish and attend Fuaeralti cheaper than any house in the city. Having secured the services of D. (*. FOSTER any orders left with him at his residence, in tho south part of the oity, or at my store, will be promtly attended t«.

RWAll articles #o1d on the most reasonable term*, and delivered free of charge to any part of the city. fW Illinois motloy taken at par.

LE koa %w. 4^4

prat-

by Quacks, several yearn vo dhrcied th Consultins Surgron. as a CHAKITaBLB aL, Worthy* ir their nam#, «orop«i A^sjH'bsnry ttti!treat»«iit. elat?* ofdfseasea, in all tlwir 4bmttaui*togh* M£PICA&ADTOB GRATIS

•e pons

'1SH MEDICIN8S PREE OF CHA RGE. It is ne«i}«M to add that the Ass-xnation v«mmaod the it Medical skill of the age, and will formal) be most improved modern treatment., "nje riireetOwof the As*ciatlon. in thetr Altnti a» Rapo^irpoo tht* rrw«tme«t of Sextfal Eiseases, ftw the year ending Japnarr 1st, iB^d, expires tMe highest satisfaction with the suocvsa whic^ fans attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon In the tfnre ofSpmiJito«¥fii!iw, Seminjil Weskni'sa, ISpotono« GonorvbcM, Xrleati Syrhllia.the vlcfc «f Onaaism cir Setf*»tfuse,

&*v,

and order a eontinxt-

.ance of the jsame^lan for tlie cnniiugyearv. The Directors, on a review ,ofih« past, feel a$snTd fliaf thVlr labors in thte sphere of hen^volfcnt effijK bav« be«n of great boR«fict» the afflicted, ea|yecislly.to t^ojrouM^. iond thfty have r»*aolrei to devote themsel re-4. with renewed xcal, to this very important nnd much d«%^»ed feyf*.

An admirable Report on 'S^rm*fOrrh'a^r (it Seminal Weaknessrfh« *ice of Onariism. 'Matnr bation, or Self-ahosa. and other diseases of sexual orsrsns, by the. ConssltiRp -Sawfeon.-will be sent by mail (In sosled envvlop«», FREE -OF CHARGE, on receipt, ofTWO STAMP for,postag«*. Other Reports and Tracts on the natareand treatment of wxual diseases, diet, Jkc.. ar« con-sj»ntly-being published for gratuitous distribution and will be sent to the afflicted. Som» of the now remedies and methods of treatment discovered during the last year, are of giSfat value.

Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. CEORCJft R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, toward Association, No S South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

B» order of the Directors

GEO. FAIRCHILD. Snrttirif. EZRA D. HEAItTWELL,

iOn tlW

Trmitnt

'"May 27, 18587 w.TWIFT ''ffJRC

Terre-Haute Furniture Store!

MH TKe Cheapest "place to bny

ir. S 3E3 TPTfZS^* la pleased to annonn»je tl*tbo citi*enl of Terre Haute, anil burronnting country, that he has just opened a New Furniture Store, on Fourth street, opppsite ^ie Po«t OfUce, find has now 6)i hand a laipe asaorftneht^f Fnmitui-e etubracing at) Irindf? of

Bedsteads, Bureajxv Tables, "Stands, Looking-Glasses,**w' Sofas, Chairs, Ijouriges, asli-

Stands, C^ne-seat Rocking Chairs, and Children's Chair£ And, in fa't, all articles nKiially kept in Furniture Stores. Ha kns and will keey constautlv on hand.a lnr$(*B8Kortmont of

Gli-T MOUUOI«GS, He is also prcparad to do all kinds of ordered work in niy line He would alno beg leave to inform the pnblic thnt lie fa prepared to attend to the branches of

Remember the Terre-IIante Furniture .j J»«e» 'Jite, Store, on Fourth Street, opposite tho Post Office, ia the place to grt bargains.

Terre-Haute, Oct. SI,

ilt. Cliarles Saloon and Restaurant.

THE

nndersiened will open, to-day, th* alwve Saloon and Restaurant, undet new arrange*, menta.

Presh Oysters. SnriMn»,». it everything to EAT and DRINK that

the market can aflbra, at the most reason»hle rate* We also have a very fine Ball Room 65X22 fee^ which can be had at any time for Cotillon parti#* or other socinl gatherings on the most reasonable terno. Persons dcsiring such a hall will picasecalj at the St Charles.

PHIL H.

their benefit, ami

this object has steadily kept in view, and we ipe the encouragement will be such

to t, *bt(

as to continue our efforts. Indeed, arool-gtowecs particutariy the present year, cannot aJfertf t« dt without snch infinenee and facilities as this Hoost ean extend to ihem.

DANIEL MONNIGER. ..

Feh. 12,18&a-dtf n,

ATTEVTI0V ALL TfiOC WORLD **n "THE REST OF MANKIND!"

JLI MAKER. hefn^aow^yortwWished, and permanently located on XaUFfUT Offers to hisfrlends. a finely selected aasortaseat *f Jeweliy.-WartehM «medally invlteatlie fsxtiondde/dw grave and tks gay,to call in and exanainethe Stock asksltfa •omething in lit* line

Tor eiek.

Thoae who wish good time-kernera and flneIj ftt4sfe«wi %Pst|lie* W#a1d eontalMS^r'iM»id,*if to jn^iHH^|HnPdbM^gelnew%ei«.a#«dl watcWaaold by htm are »UuL' WW** 'tMf SEIBVIF sfcHMS ...

As Well a»WA|MHO«md taw o*wf find •fworkfaili^Tae. Be mr* re«KlMtfeswife**

A^aiti we aajr eaH^Wh

fktli/ial hand*.

-:rr-

Terra-Bait^ IndiiutK.

MALE COLLEGJSbeen steadier .progressing.— 9RF nearly c«n»lcie^^ will be opened fer^ho veocption of pnptla o« Wedc 8tk of 8e«t«Mllr next.

Thtsite of th« CoiK

neody,tkf

,'the buildings, tha %r-

rangementa for study •ydaarrro hwMirpw the idtK of the College i* a beantiMl and bcalthj

ty d«*erv» ho»«i pawing notic*. Tene-I}a«U,

it is cjeariy shown that for several vear«pattth«rahave been fower deaths and leis si richtia ner« 1 at any weatern. city of equal poptfe will ki fttvteand #M» all the will be warmed by steaay lighted by gas, and ftirnished with warn anAooHfWtha, ami what is rare• ly to be fonnd in institutions ot learning—« Gm* .kashiji—where the body aade lpalthy Md ajMR. metrfeal bv exercise may tuppwt ana: ^aMst'tHAi labors of tKe mind.'

A prominent'fr«tnra of the Collrgef is tha provision made Ibt the protection of die mltl nf pu-

.4)M.

jieh is a native forest gforeiwttft WNWae mattt mnd *»d*iO,-farming a inOet dwightfttl promaad* iur pupll»-~all the groonds willbataste/hUy qre^ mented»_ ~r.ft

The Faoultv will consist of a thoroughly «ap*Heared and «fieunt oprps o(hinslKtteta|HU7r Rev. Johm Covnrr, A. M., Inunder ahd former President ofthe Ohio Female College,jand 6iendale Female College. #vst President.

Rev. Alphonso Wood, A. M., late Prerfdie&t ot the'Ohio Female College, and tfte dlsti^^uiabad author of several scientific works bearinc his name Will be the presiding teWher af the 6oll»|# Mud Instructor in Mental and Moral Science,

Prof. R. S. Beswoartt, late professor of Chemtstrv, etc., In FanTrtlTCollSgf, Ohio, will take the eliair of Natural 8clen$ti*,-ig(n which ha will les-ttire and experiment.

D'F.staim S. Coviat, A. M.,Prof. ef Ancieot Lsnguagcsraad.Literaturo. ii' Prof. J. C. Mi*iNaca, late of Philadelphia, Irst teacher of instrumental music. And frotnalx to ten additional gentlesua. and lady teachers of long standing and successful experience.

No pnins or expense dill bo snared to teachers in etxry

procure

department,

qualifications,

or the

**ri kigheH

so that pupils wishing' to perfect

themselves in the higher it lea of music, or aay of the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive the desired instruction. That fmpil* from abroad may derive the ^rmfstt advantage* to be gained at hoarding Schools, they are required to board in the institution with the teaohcrs (unless by special permission of tho President) that they ui.iv have tne benefit of their cxftmplo aud society.

The coursoof studies will be thoroiigh and extensive, embracing all the brandies BMjally taught in our higher Segiinarie^ of learning, English, Classical and Fine Arts. .Tbe year is divided iuto two sessions of twta'y wc.eka.esch, commencing respectively ou Wed* nesday, the 8th of September aext, and the 9th day of February, 1859. ,4,.

The expense ot the school year. Including Board and tnition In all the branches of the K'rala'^ courm*, rooms furnished, fuel, lights nnd was nine #111 be $225—payttblo semi-annually

«tfrenet.'

Th* usual extra chargeawill be mado ferth**E*d3 mcstrtl branches. APPARATUS AND LECTURES ?.ft

Trost. Woon and Prof, Boswosth will drlTVri^ full ceurses of Lectures with the aid of the Telescope and other apparatus, sufficient to Hlnstrniar experimentally the principles of the sciences pur» sued. Books, itnd all other requisites fbr entering the College, may be had atthef ^College or.4h the city.

All letter* of inqulrt «ot Ah' buslneas, Should be addressed to Rev. oh* CotfiT or D. S. Coveavv Terre-Haute, Indiana. JTh«rundersigned dtlaenS'Of Terre-Fstlte hsv» aerepled the office of

71rut!te

of the 7'errc-Hauto

fem ile College, and may be refei red to at any time by such as desire further information oorcsfning the arrangements,or advantages of the Colleg* Rev. E. 0. Tavlar, Curtis (IHWert, Kev. T. P. Gordon, .w R. W. Thomf S. !T Potter, Rev. W. 8penesr, Rev. P. Wiley, A.C.Potwin,

'. Tftompsoo, -j/!?||

Re*. J. G. Wilson, Rev. W. Modesitt, R. L. Thompaoa, Rev. M. A. J'-aelt*. 'V. D. OriswoldTw W.J. Ball,

Lucius Rtce, K'1'

Bcnj. McKecn, l„ G. Warren, rt '»"f

w.KiX^s-' Jabejt Hedden,

James Barnes, July 13, l&S'dwlf

*57-ly. *f*l

RATKi OPTpTTTO*.

the r*n

Cks*l# faspaslivetf.

t.B»l

Jas. Farring^on, David HarMock, C. Y. Pattemou, 3. K.'Wstonn, And. Wllkins, 1' H. D. Scott,. T. C.Bunting ",J

City Graded School

rfumlshthethntheir

18 design df this Institution ta' to eitlsens *fT«rro-Haule fselUtl«s,rot^ the education of child rea, at sucb rales if. tnltlon« as w)ilrlt$rH within the reach of an, Mad which caail oalrb^done upon the Oradad plan. 1i»i»seltooi wilt be organised and eondnctadia itt^ respects, after tha most approved eistera models.

The new city scool balldlnf, has been s*eui*4, aadM Is n«w kin* furnished ia tb* most elegnat styla eorres|«ond!tiK with tb« arraDfcinent of the school buildin*. In inclnnaU, and the eastern Cities.

A'hambef of eapertenaed and highly accompl from (be Vaet have been secured. ind aiid thorough sdaca. tanjrhi in.tbe Sfst _/entry. Partlcola/ aUeatkwi will tie gl»e» »*»h* ps oral and. pttysleai, as well fcs mental ettlllration of tae pupils. ••Know Thyself," is, »a tn)oneti« eki^k. aa far as It applies to the payklcal nature, wilt te rigidly enftsreed t,) example and pnicept in

foliate assistants from th« have oa*rt Hi»jlfcn'cmitemplat6«aSOAndand thorough sdttca tlfn, i« all Itrattcka* uaaally tanaht ittonand high ichooTs fn th« country.

rtirj

dcpartmcht,

fr*a%f

the fewest to the highest. In 4b* lowest elsisti, AnslabUlluilon ou t^S pursue

Two sesaloaseftt week# each wtl) const) Mtte 4h sOHooUear. The 0rst *e«4imea#rng oA'Wednesday the 1st oi ftcptenifeer next, and ending tha seth of Jaa-f eery MB./ndndin* on? week vaeatloa dnrthr hotti1 a«s *flic aeeoad aeeslon will commence on «h.e, MS# and end on the 30th day of Jttke malnalu-nt«adsr dloc one week vacatlontn May., ,| ,,, ,,«

Children from flese years ^-1 and upward, In 4. E.« C*s". and on rani tffi prepared mt advanced Anthate*

6'^"E&^fetlSoiB(R.HiSSSrJSa!S*

*1^)0 14*

tha toltion to

»#,• m«

be paid |n eaelv

at jAe cftos* of tft SrsttthsiNsif

Mentha ofeadi seMtoa. »i.u t- AFFd*m«. th* school wfflbe feraiafted with aperatas fcf Iks, ~itritlen«f(lwaam»t*et*aees. I for be sake of eai tommy la books, the series res, »ntsaend*0

Iff

ttsftde: Beard, ef edisedttsa Ut Mt1

aaa wilf be adopted -KKnnXSCMM. fad B. w. Tbotnneoa, Kev.

"•.XSZ*

T-

P. Oerden.

tab* H. B*rr, B. flartoa,

•y. off So aralf tt*

z. t&r •yvf

C. H. Bailey.

Tt ta Issportaet that alt tfesiriagto anKttttMlH

»«sn»* tks general

-wssmts&z®12^~3?£H£EwateteafwfflneetorThe»aqwfy-Ho*.a**mw&r-®''

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