Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 279, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 December 1858 — Page 2

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TRRH fi-HAU^E,

WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. 15. It&b.

F#r PrnMeat la iMlk

JOHN j. OHiTTimmm, Of Keataelcr*

Postmaster General's Report. The ftaotul report of the operation* and bnaineaa of the l'o«t-Office Depart--m£nt ahowi that lite number of offices is 28,573, of which 2,121 hare been eatibliabed within the past year, ani 730 cKa* continued. The nntnber of ppetutMftejr* appointed daring the year to fill vacancies by resignation 4,595, by renewal 998, by death 278, by change of site 292, and by new offices 2,121, in all 8,284, There are 8,296 mail routes and 7,044 contract*' ors the length of rontes 24,431 miles by railroad, 17,043 by steamboat, 53,700 by coach, and 105,429 of inferior grade.— The total annual transportation of mails was 78,706 491 miles costing $7,795,418. For the past year we hare:

Total expenditures......912,722,470 01 Total revenue 8,180,792 86

Total deBcit 4,535,777 15 One of the most singular features of this report is lhat only 886 accrucs from fines, despite the irregularity and repeated failures of contractors I

The estimate of expenditures for 1859 are #14,770,520 00, and tlie receipts •11094,393 00, leaving a deficiency of means of 13,082,127 00.

Tho Postmaster General favors the passage of tho act intrcdoeed last year in the 8enate to raise the three cent letter rate to fivfi* and the abolition of the discount now allowed for the payment of newspaper and pamphlet postage in advance.

It is believod that tho effect of this bill would bo to raise the revenue from postage about $3,500,000, without taking into view the provision it contains in relation to the transmission of public documents. The immense masses of heavy books and documents sent through the mails to all parts of the country devolve a considerable expense upon the department for larger means of transportation than would bo required for tho ordinary mails. This vxpense, it is true, is compensated, in paat, by the annual appropriation of 8700,000 /ram lhe Treasury by he acts of March B, 1847, and Manch3, 1851 but this al-lowanc-e is not believed to be onehalf of what snob matter should amount to if charged with postage. ^1

As to fransing, it is proposed (ft lieu of tho privilege uow allowed to members of Congress, tnat tho Secretary of the Senate, anu the Cloak of the House or other

officers designate!, furnish the members with postage stamps to be used on all letters, public documents, and packets transmitted by them, to be paid for out of the contingent fund of each House, and that all letters and packets, except newspapers addressed to members of Congress, shall be prepaid at the inailit-g office.

The whole theory upon which the Postoffice Department was originally founded has been in a great measure departed from. Its great function for many years was tho tran»:ni*Mton of mail matter,proper, wwh as letters, newspapers and light pamphlets, from one part of the conntiy to another. The idea of the government becoming a common carrier of poisons and ntorchandise was never enteitained. But what is the transmission of the immense mass of book matter, amounting annually to hundreds of tons, [but merchandise, whether sent from book establishment* or from tho two houses of Congress? In a single iuvance the transmission of the books, Ac., of one member (from Wtah) has cost the department between aix and seven thousand dollars. Why cannot these be forwarded under tho direction of the Sooretary of the Senate and Clerk of the Hou»e, either by the ordinary modes of conveyance, or by the application of postage stamps as on oilier mail matter?

The English Bill.

In the House, on Tuesday last, Hon. John G. Davis gave notice that ho would introduce the following measure:

A bill to repeal so much of the let en* titled "An Act for the admi«*ion of the State of Kansas Intb the Union," approved May 4, 1858, as piofeibtts the

people of Kansas from forming a

consti-

gy Some uiberahN scamp entered the I^odge room in Odd Fellow's Hall, in Cin« cinna'i, a few days ago, and destroyed all the papers of two or three Lodges, For what parpo«e this low-lifod trick was done, no one has yet been able to find o**t. It is ovident that the fellow understood the ntn of the rooms, wardrobe 4c, is no locks w«»* brokea—Keys wcrr fonnd and the trnnka, drawer* kc., onkieked.

^0^ Santa Ann*'* wi% hnileft him, and is new (he "leigiii'g Wile "in Hatana.

•SI—!

jm" Murder Will Out. If we remember rightly, it wa» lord 121-1 dlen who was presiding over the brack ff a London criminal court, before which the ''following incident oecirreJ

A man was upon his trial for the murder of a man who was found foad upon Hampstead Heath, and a bullet in his body showed the manner of his death. He had been last seen in company with the prisoner: and as there was no other testimony bearing against him, he stood with unabashed front before thd .Judge, and smiled in ridicule at the attempt of the King's counsel to convict him of homicide. Lord Eldeii was holding in his 3and, and listlessly between his fingers, the ball which bad been extracted from the body. Presently he beckoned to an officer to approach the bench, wbtc'h he did, and his Lordxbip ioqulred in an under-tone if the prisoner had been searched."

He has, roar Lordship but no money wsjt found upon I«ia person, nor is it known that the deceased had any in his possession, beyond about one sovereign in change. The only thing we found

The Sinking Fund Sale, The Court Iloase was crowded on Saturday by persons in attenduce at the sale of lands mortgaged to the Sinking Fund, and forfeited for the non-payment of principnl and interest. A number of persons from different parts of the State were present—many more than were here a year ago. A large number of cash sales were made, which shows the accumulation of surplus capital with men who have beou able to live through the hard limes without a sacrifice of business or means.

The majority of the sales in Marion and other central Counties affected by the railway system of the State, were very much above the amounts due the Fund from the parcels of land offered. This is owing, in good part, to the great advance of real estate since the last appraisincnt. Tho reverse is the case in Jefferson and other Southern Counties. The appraisement was made when property was at its highest volue, and the mortgages held Hipon lands iu the Southern counties cover the value of the lands more generally than those which are held on lands in tho Central and Northern portions of the Stato.

There was but one piece of property sold in tho long list advertised for Jefferson county, and that was bought by a citizen of Indianapolis. The sales for the Southern counties, for the offerings made, were much in the same proportion.

The liveliest bidding we noticed was on a tract of eighty acros ol land, in Marion county. It was mortgaged for less than $800, and sold for $2,000. Although, men of money, and speculators, had a large field for their operations at the Court House on Saturday.— State Journal.

M3TA rumor is of!oat that the Democrats of the Now Jersey Legislature, in their despair, intended to resort to the revolutionary step of refusing to go into a joint meeting of tho Legislature, for the election of a United States Senator, in the place of Mr. Wright.

How to do fcood.

The 'little folks' will do well to remember what the great Dr. Johnson

jdo aU the^gowi ia oar power.

ntion and asking admission into the Un* ITT" ion until the population thereof ctjuals orj The consolidated debt of tlit city of exceed* the ratio of representation reqnir-1 Philadelphia ainonntsto twenty millious of for a member of the ko&im of Repw- dollars. (tentative* of the Congress of the Vai£ft State*

mttm(

(8aya

about doing good. Here it i«: "lie who waits to do a great dealwfgood at once will never do anything. Life is made np of small thing*. It is but once in an age that occasion is offered for doing a good deed. True greatness consists in being great in little things. Hoar are railroads bnilt? By one shovel of dirt after another one shovel at a time. Thus drops make the ocean. Hence, we ahonU be #illing to do a little good at a time, and never watt to po a great deal of good at onee.

If we would do mnch good in the world, we mnst be willing to do good in little thing*, little acts one after another speak* ing a word hew, gfvinga tract thefj, and setting a good example all the time. We mn*t4o tbe firs* thing we can, n«l so keep on doing good. This ia way to accomplish anything. Th«« only shall we

Kownth has lately turned op ia

Seoilaad, on a fectRring toar.

itrituMi, alad firee tke syrtew fioas th«

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part of a street ballad, trom which a large settled neighborhood. The land is of superior piece had been torn." "Let me see it," said the Judge. It was handed to him by the officer. In the meantime, in manipulating the bullet between his finger*, his lordship detected a piece of bloodried paper, moistening and gradually unrolling it, it was found to be a three cornered piece of a street ballad, and on comparing it with the torn ballad, which had been laid before him, it was found to fit exactly, and to complete the whole. This piece of paper which had formed the wadding of the gun, was at once putin ovidence theman was convicted and afterwards made a full confession of the crime. We have never beard a more extraordinary confirmation of the truth of the saying, "Murder will out," and it is an incident well confirmed.—Knickerbocker.

THIBft KMBLIXG

VIGO FIRS COMPANY, No. 2, AT CARK'S HALL, Friday Evening, Dec. 4, 1858.

TICKETS $2,00, INCLUDING 8DPPER, To be had of the Committee and at the door.

COMMITTEE OP ARJRANC:EVENTS, Jne.G.Strpbensoo, I "«J Ja». Beaachamp -Henrj Ellis, Jnn. N. Bryan,

Geo. M. Toiler, ..Jjmea Wharry, Jao. E. Wilkin*. Robert ScoU, O. A. Goodwin.

rLeoa cosDnTTce.

F. H. Lowerre. W. Sxtdth. «jC. A. Goodtrin.

COXIHITTE OF BECEPTIOIT. G. S. Nelson, W. R. Westfall.

FARM PQR SALE.y^

EIGHTY

ACRES: beinj the west half of

small! n«rth west quarter section 33, town 10, range 7, in Chty county. The property Is situated on Ares the Canal, ten miles south of L*ckport, in a well-

about thirty acres cleared and under

fence, with an apple-orchard of sixty select trees. The balance with timber, which will command a good price in cord wood on the canal. The vicinity of fine water-power, fram Eel River at one corner of the premises, makes the location desirable.

Terms easy. Inquire of the subscriber, at Farm post office, on the Ptrfnt-Commerce read, near the premises.

L- L. QSBORN, Agent.

Dcc. 15,185*.—dtf.

FRESH ARRIVAL V,*C. of

MILLINTTR.Y!

ilarge

HAVE just received from New York city, as and beautiful assortment of every thing pertaining to the milliner department, as has ever been offered for sale in this city.

My style nnd selection of fancy dress bonnets are from the latest importation and selected with an eye to the styles and qualities th.vt the latent* fashions would dictate, or fjood t:istc demanded nl«o a splendid stock of straw bonnets, together wiili a beautiful assortment of Straw Good«, Flowers, Rtxssias, &c. in nbundnncc, bought by the ense at less than their valuo.und will be disposed of accordingly in short, everything requisite making my stock full and complete. No 53, Ohio street.

Mrs. SPARKES.

Mtts. HARRIET BEECHKR STOWE axd The Atlantic Monthly.

Tke Publislier bogs lenre to announce to the readiag world, thnt the chapters of a utory entitled THE MINISTER'S WOOING mniTito'w T«

December No. of tho Atlantic,

from the beginning of a seriftl nevel from, the pen of

MRS. B- STOWE

and that poitious ol'i twill npppftr in successive numbera of tlie Mapnsine until it is completed. The novrl, it believed, will ninply sustain tlit demved 1 ^rent rej utat ion of the author. It relates to 0 1 In N E a the period immediately following tlie Revolutien —in which liiu tuiChor will lmve full opportunity for the display of her valred power?.

Tlie ATLANtC MOKTIILY may be had from all fiook-setiers and Newsmen. Price, $3,00 per annum, or 35 centa a number. On the receipt of the price, the pnblislier-t will mail a copy, poet-paid, to aay address iu the United States.

Phillips, Sampson* & Company, ruausHCRa, BOSTOM. "Dee. "14-dtf

S. V. CAMPBELL,

PHYSICIAN AND 8URQEON, Ofkic*—Corner Ohie nnd Market streets, opposite Buntin House,

RksiiK.nck—CornerTerre-Ilnntc»Ind.

Dec 7, dtf

Market nal

Swan

streets. [apr. 8S,-dtf a. w. TMOxrso.s. -afe. Jos.

jksckm j*'

.^THOMPSON A JENCKESi

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Ohio, kctiveen Third and Fourth Ma., TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA 1.9.IimCKEStJr., STetary PbMIc.

EPPromyt attention paid to tlie taking of df positions, acknowledgements of deeds, mortpiges, powers of attoinry. See., to protesting bills and notes, and to all other matters pertaining to the duties ofa Notary Public.

C. STZNE,

CABINET MAKER

AND OKAtJtlt IK AIX KINDS OP

Furniture.

Market'"Street, No. 22,

Itntledfe Block, Terrc~H««te* 1*4. Has now oo hand a fine assortment of Bedsteads,

Plain and fancy Bureaus, Tables, various sizes, Cane Seat Chairs,

Plain Chairs,

Cane Seat and other Rockign

Lounges,

.##• Sttndsr &c. 5 My stock will be renewed every few weeks, so that a general assortment may be expected at all times. I am determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest, and

-t- al those wanting good Fornitore at

b*s conie oat member the stftsd, and «1I and examine

with sluing iniliainiawiM -f1t*-""3*--- jrnnrtr U« will also devote parucolar the Se*nduuviaxi

aftMitton

to"

ruL Pwifcr) Kwhwfcterfl, Furniture. Chain, Ac.. Kcw seals Keve dhwfilm incSdent to tke improve tbe petite, waew Ukifigestfve^ofgww*

altoy

praiaa froas »«efc a *wrce, cames *e%fct *iM» it» and wctos eonftna the remit ef o#r«« Yonr patronage t* respeetfally #ow*iww Dr* HateAV tOrxstmmaA mfM C.

per

than osual prices will please re-

KEPAIBIXO OF ALL KINDS OF

put in Chairs of Cane or *W Hair, also new teals of '4 5nh« best mitwttl1"*^

SoM and ItOBBgC*

Sw.«.«SMt7

V. STWE?

TERRE- IIAUTE

PRICK CURRENT.

CORRECTED DAILY Vt

HANE7 A GAKTRELL, Dealers ii Grain, Salt fcc., Canal Basin. FLOUR ^. .f4,fi0 pre bbl.

WHEAT,beet quality 75c per bis CORN unsettled 40 to 50c RYE 50c" BARLEY..i.. 56to60cv OATS 40c POTATOES, from Boats. ..70 to 80c SALT—Ohio Coarse per barrel $2,00

HOTICE TO TAX PAYERS!

poll*

J.'L. Mahafcf

OE is hereby given that the Tax W{iKnt« for the jfaarlftSt, la Bow tn fit* ha nil* of the I'otttjf Traaftrtr for eoltaaUon. Ike Use* far Iffit lo-vtt: -FOR-WTATB BORPOS1W. rife** ^f •OkMnl £«feo«t Ui,4t Mitt «n Mtli |lM,'aaa

Money Loaned.

Sinking Kwni «cent FOR COtrXTY PURPOSES. CmmCy tat. 49 eta. on «tch flOO, Mid 30 eta. p«f!. Coauty Soul tax, S3 eento «n «aH» 9100.

FOR KOAD PURPOSES 5

Honcr Creek Township. 8 cU. »n each SI00. LoftCreek, jut «tr«. NrfVtBS, t( s«* )0 Mtts ou ea«k $100. Farrtte. 9H ceuta en «ack flOO anU

Prairie Prairietoo, Pienoa, Riley,

PITRPOSRS.

II«rr1«oD, IS «U. on real e»UU antsiUe corporation. n«uey Creek, 5 rM. on each $100. ?0

as 10 8 10 10

Creek,

X«rtik. Ou«r Creek Fayotte Sugar Creek, Litton.

(4 li (1

lrairleton,

Nor. T^-'w6w

FOR SPRCI.tr. SCHOOL PURPOSES. Harrt*on. ievi««i by the city. 10 rt* and 50 ri«. Io Honey Civek. 10 rU. on $100 and 25 ct.«. jxill.

Loot Creek, l« Kevin#, 5 Oiler Creek, 15 Faj ptl". 10 KuRar Creek 12

WIXTKK ARRAXGKMKXT.

TWQTIUtSsfolfows.

Daily, Nundayw F.xccpl-

t'O. On aiid after MOA DAY, tli« 30lh .ull, the Trains will Ibovc vl*: MAIL THAIJf.

T^iive* Terra-Hmite

«t

5.00

a. m.

Arrtri-snl Icdianitpoli* at .S.Ci KXHKKSS T.tAIN. I^arcs Torro.Hautc nt 5.SO r.

Arrive* at hi!latinpolU at.. ...P.30 Stojijiiiiy on) at Bmril, Grceiicastle aut Tartcrsbuiyli.

Tlio nbovo Trains Trill make tonncriiops nl lnJIanapolls fur the Kail, Cincinnati, LtuilsvilU, Ar. R. J. PKOK, SnpM.

Pes^eneers are particularly requested to purrtiute Tickets before uuteriiig tlu' Cars. CHAS. WOOD.

Dooemtcr I IW dtf.

Gonernl Ag't.

NEW ARRANGEMENT!

Amusing, Instructive,

A N

Attractions

rp»E

SUDSfllBERS TAKE PLEASURE IN announcing to ihe public thnt they lure novr o*~. hrtiidsa co'oplcte usaoitment of Confections,

Toy and other Baskets, ChiMrens' Cabs, Tobacco atul Cigars,

Chnese and Sardines, Cun.ly Toys, uml

all otlicr articles nstmlly found inn Confcctionnry Esl:ibli*iim'!iit, which tli -y Wave put dowu to the lowest figure*.

AZjISO,

FRESH OYSTERS HY THE CASE, enn, or by the dish, served up a la mode, iiu cheap as theeiieapeHt.

Persons desiring tlie best of DELICACIES will please remember that they tuny expect to find tlicm, at alltiines, by Malliti|^ on k-S. STONE &. RIPPETOE.

West side Public Pquntv.

N. B.—A liirge and beautiful lot of Toys of

^caliar nttraction, will be opened in a few days, patient and dp not buy too aoon* Nov. 22. lt-i»8—dtf.

^T^HE Subscriber are now loaning money on -L short tintic, on Watehi*. Jewelry. Guns, Clothing, Household Goods. &.c on reasonable •erraa, at the Auction Room, Enst aido of the Public Square.

Persons desiring small amounts may be accem medated at all hours. LOG'AN & SHERM'RN,

Nov. 19 dtf Sign of the Three BilK

READ THIS! A HOI I.AXnr.a' TKST1JIONV

jACOB

RlNSKES,!(ivingIn the Hollsnd settle

mcntof Shiboj^an, Wisconsin, says: "After suffering for aonifi. time the misery attcudingr an utter prostration of itilnd and bodv," I have been restored. by using BtERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT1 TERS, to perfect fiertUh.''

The fact of this remeily being in sucfi hipli repute among the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Miclii g»n,New Fork, in fact in overt Holland srttiement In tlie United States, argues much in its frvor.

Try It—for Chronic or Nerroos Debility, or any Nervous, Rheumatic, or Neuralgic affection. Sept 16,1m.

Lost

Saturday

night, a port

Monaie, oontnininp Rank Bills to the nmount of fifty-four dollnr*, and

PR.

paper containing the

names of A. Sbonkwiler, J. Banritt, J. Browning, T. J. Mlcthell, O* I will pay W any person findrnjr lmving the* abore Port M«miie awl paper at the Clan: House, Uie'unm of tea dollars.

Dec. 7,185&-dir. T.J. MITCHELL.

CULVERWELL

AMEDICAL

ON MAKHOOD.

ESSAY on a new, ccrtaia, »nd

Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, Ac., wiih-

oat tne use of Internal Medicines, Cauterintion, or any mechani«d applianees, Just polilisbed, the 6ih edition, in sealed genrelope, gratis and mailed to aay address*postpaid oo rec ipt of two stamps.

Ihis Rule work emanating trom a celebraud member of the medical profession, pi ves iliaxtwet important information ever published to all perantts enicriaisting doubts of their phj!»ica.l condition. «*r are conscious of having hazarded their health and happiness—containing lUejmrticaUrs of an entire new *od perfect remedr for ^«fro«orHKiea or Mm) Wtmkne**, D»»Rty, Nenonwes, DepreMton of spsrits, Loss Of enrrpv, Lacritnde, TimMity. InrohiRtaip Seminal EHschargef, Impaird rigM and memory, Blotches rod Pimples on the face, Piles, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, and Bodily prostration of the whole system. itt dncing irnpotency aod meatai and jAyrietl fax* chr.—by aaeanl of which every one can core

If prirately, **»d at a triflm KT Address Dr. CH. J. C. KLWB, 1st Arwie eor. lSA 8t., New York, Post Box, No. 4586.

TnrmifD s^ebtxxoit ware

K*. ]9,eiii*iU Betweca MMNttMrtifiwtteciUiMM*- T«wtHwte» daikc to MMT wifmi tm 4«ai *U w«Ht 4»»« In a Tm a ad Im* amafKUcjr.us

SHEET-WONCHflUNEYS

to •stw. «t u| Mk4 hw 1* An ktwMto «f Tim-war* wwriito turn* 1» i»t«. A gooA «f TiS-WAKB atw*r*«« fca«4*.

O* 4 iMwrat r*kr**~r w|*flWl) puftwj. D9eA4t|. ,*

T^^rminwffiTn^'Tiri i"N

ECONO

F. CUNNINGHAM. Treasurer Vigo County.

Terre-Haute Sl Richmond B. R-

Doc. 9-d\v3m

4 Is the Cerlaio result of

iiiif

UNiTsiTAi, atri.*Actions!

To their customers in the war of FIRST ItATK liAUOAlNS! Reador bear this iu mind, and see that you find the honse.

In their stock von will find a fine line of EMBR OWE RED GO ODS! AIX 1.1 MS OP

E S S O O S

Ext«-11 sire stock of

SOmeatio O- ooda, Shawls! Shawls! haw Is A N E S A N O A S

Skirts! Skirts! Skirts! BOOTS AND SHOES.

Linen Sheets, .s Billow Ca?e Linens, 'J'ahle Linens, Najtkins,f '''"Towel Linen and Toilets. HOSiERTf riOSlEUV!! UOSJEHYI!!

Gloves! Gloves!!

UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWKUS Custom Made White Linen Shirts. SPLENDID LINE 01^ Black and Fancy Cloths for Coats, and Fancy Cassimeres, Beaver,

Pilot, Trico, and Seal -w Olotba for over-.. *, coats.

To say the least their stock has never been so complete as it is now. -1 jarReniemher No. llfi.

JOSEPH ZOLK/Z/A, Salesman. n„i an i.wJv

Wanted Immediately

At the NKW BOOT nud SIIOK STOKE,

Sign of the Big Tg

GOOD WO»KMK5nn Fine Ktp and Rowed

Oct. M-tfU

ssmf & UtOi Sausages

IIkm*a!*,

Consequently every body curtail expenses

whenever they can and do without that which in good times they would enjoy. There are however many things you cannot afford to do without, even in times

'ikYOUCA??l[)T ApQWTO DO WITHOUT 2 Comfort/1 C°nven fence, 7

Well Cooked Dinners. *3 a iiXVell Baked Bread,

'[n'Tii V^Well Ileated ltooiiis and the smiles of your wife,

And the only way to securo all these comforts and blessings, the last esptctGUy. i* to come and get one of our celebrated Cooking Stoves, jvhich we a rolling very cheap, and if yon want yonr Parlors well heated, tve have the finest Heating btovesm the marked upon the same terms, and a thousand other useful articles to make gmerry your household. Remember Christmas and New Years will *°°n b® here, and if you dont have merry times, tho fault is your own.. fc. V\ OLr it UO.

NO 107 Wabash St., one door East of Southern Bank*

Largest and best selected stocks of

I would respcclfully in form the citiaous of Terre-IIauto and vicinity that I have just received from the East, one of tlie

Bcols and Shoes

for sale in ihis market, embracing every variety of

en's Women's and hildren's Wear,

fuitible for the Fall and Winter trade, which I will sell

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

AT THE LOWEST LIVING HATES, FOR CASH.

I am Also Prepared te Manufacture to Order,

On the shortest noticc, ar.y kiml of woik which may be called for. My old customers ami all others aie re^pertfully invited to givo me a call. Remember tlie place—No. 107 Wabash Street,

New foods'

AT TUB

FRENCH STORE

110 Main Street, hetwrcn 4th onl 5th, TKHItFi-lIAlTTK, IND. rpms FINE DRY GOODS Establishment is

J- now in full lila»t wiili a splendid htock of FALL AND WINTER Goods to operatv npon and as ibey aie deterniinerl to Ho a 1'trgc bvt«i»ess tbW Fall and Wiuter, thev will off'-r

One door East of Southern Bank, Torre-Uaute, Ind.

Nov. 10, *68-d3mwly P. P- DECK.

rrnrk.

itaotwo gMtCtud experitt wnrkmen^n work. To k**a ICQ* mud caatUM 1WI1U17* np( will I* glrea. H. KKi'S.

HA VK row on ktad* a«4 dwll lt#q nrntentty for Mr. J. K- io»e^a»ab#«f Haaaa^aa, boin* tke I maoaf ctarad ia Um city. ftor. Ifcdtf 3'0.

Xaxt tori* S*»Hir* oflke.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

y-—\ THE FIRST OF THE SEASONS Freak Ovater* Rec^irrd Dailjr. and for sale by Can, half Can or Case at S Stone's Saloon, r- D. GRIFFITH. 4.41£-

D&. J. HJ LOV'4,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOFj

TEltBMMt TE, Om«*—In Eariy's Block, oppwate lb*34«*a»t

Rastmr-de-^OB Foaitk Street, a {rwk*r* North Of the Baptwt Q»«ych. May 4 dtf

ever offere*

A t'lir*! from Dr. M. Jarrett, ol THF. NKW YOHK LUNG INF1KMAKY.—Mj wnpi it«ii lor tlio |i««v wifrl'1 year* with ll«, itboira ii.*ltitiilutfc« un ChU'l l'li)*)r!Mii. nnd Iwolta jr*r» rotir^c nl nWmIj- ilxrollon to iHr Carr of 'alwMrf ronmim|itiin aril }tk kindri-il ilUcniiei.. to)M'lli«r uilt in) unrlvtil li-J oji|.ortuiilll«n« *».tl ad»i ol ).-ntbcr rvi'itrrli—ai'li'il ti«»t a llu'fl l»j crfefi tirin ol MrJirul fnhalativn—ha» rv.»bl»«l na to nrnra nta fti-clnitiN rtli»rt and a«rn»«ful voorpo «f ir^alimMit l'»r tin' pfbilt*«i and ruro ol »ll dl»n:M-i of lliu Thrt ut, I.Kttgi,

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tlou.lUc vnpor niili rurative |ir«-| rriirii of uifrtiilki-# nrc iltrrrM} «.l.lrMmr«l t" the ilUfam-H orfiioii t,»d U»» InlrftnHn-i'l. d«» n«»t iul\1»*ili«'u»r al McdlcaJ Irhn lullmi of any hind, lothe

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fnltiI jet I drom It very n*rrM«ry tb»» ate |inllr.iit nli»ald ba/« ttie bonfllt nrbotlt ffirr*lu id lo rnl

real in cut. I'lio surer** of my lre»lairtil la Iba nb«** d|!«»a«'».i)iid Ihe htfcli rbar»« irr el iha lutlm 11 on ovrr-w tilrji, I liarr loi.yc liad llif honor lo |na *U«.nr«- lf»» wctl kn. wit to nrrd uny rul«|ty or com mcnt from me. At t1i« noltrlutlca uf aiaa* |rlVKi« nnd pr»f''«i«'n»l frlrint*. thrm.pli «lio#a phllailbrop Ir *il lliv»lt*trrVartl^ lit* I'fdi t«»'|t a».d Ha*ralij *ii|.|n»rti'il. uir.f nncrdii^eoiiaiilaratlnh. I ha*r renclo •li-d lo miik«* auch nr»aii)t«*mcnli *111 hrlajrlfco bin flti* ormv pxiMirii'rtP'' and trpaimant wlthla Ifca raart »f all. nud r.ntroMlii'Wywll, b»rrl»l»r». oiil) whownlar ih» lnnrmary. or ahowcre ablrto rkll ron'»i oflflrn. l'o|i|ii|( thrrcforp that Ilia arranjro monl will iflvo nillrc »nll»fh' Una, Imlh to aiy prw» -loiml lir»-thr»*n mtd the uhllr. 1 would rvapartftilly anil :iounc« iii rwtrltip'oii, tnat r«a btfnivltt* frr invalid »r 4» Irttrr, oil all rtl»ea*r« a* ahuta, aa«l Ma tint incdirliu**. the »ama a* u*«»d In Uiv ta*tt»lfna jr» par.'d li mil «*avb fadlt ldnal »»«a. Mfihral /thatlf*, Ac. A-rwill ha pirwnrdr.1 toy it reus In np |.nrt ol the United Ktatr* or tte Caaad*« Tcmi.-M) ii«rm« »f Imitmerit by lallar are aa fa'• low*, vlx.: Mtl per nmiilli for ea'li pallrnl. wblcb wil Inrlmlr roi diclaenufflctfnt fitroiia moiilh't una, «l»« InlialliiK vat|iora'a«t) 'an Itiballha Appatatu*. Fay mcnt a* follow* $0 pW to K*prr*« Af«-nt or r''lbt oi tl'i'!'t of Mcdirlne, and Iba halanra. doMar*. •t tltarxidwrtfonaflhe monUt, II «ha pjtteat he lai *all»flod wltk Ihe Iraatateat-* I'iiIrurud

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I heir *}ni|.lnin* In full, rnu be treated aa well fcy let lit jn-r*otial manilnnttoti. Pntlewta aTalllu, iliotuMflii af Mr. Jarrot'* treatment way rely

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ImitM-iflnic and peniiancat relief, a* be aeldoro Ha» treat a r,'i*e o\er tltfrty dara. Letlera for ad*l*« i.r«imwtt( anirwerad. ParftarlW parHmtara ad4rea

JAMKS M. JA KKKTT, M. P.

No. «fl Broadway, eor. Twelfth ftreet 1». P.H fhv*IWan* and other* *l*!t!i*the rliy a«» m» •pertlolly InWtrd io call at tho Inflrmary, where ai»a» lnlcre*il»pc»*i-e##Bl»! wUnenaad, am' *lu-i#»«r prurt* mpjmrafyn fhr tlirt iiibalatloa of anatcal ?a*a: •dboM^n and iiiepected

3OYSTERS.Gt: AM NOW UECEIVINfi, awl will «ontJn»s I tw rkelTi fcS^UOLT 4. MALTIT'S baat f»rnfii» of

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With wliirh I am prepared to farnlab aay wuabei of cu#toiw?r« either acrrcd op or by tba eaa. ID* AU told are tr/trranfrdfreak and gmcd. J|

IT Oaedpar loatl of *«rw«rt ifaaae. ficpt. 29, dim. r. M. DOtGttTT, A«e«

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Booth to the rnowi f'jfmerljr orevpicd by Sao^ Af Hall,, as law offioe, firat doer weth of the To#a llemewherc be n»af prepared te wait ape*yea tlrmen in tin* fc-atof rtjle. *hatlaat Hair Dreaalaf. Baal' Plaak lag, aai elctanalH^ a( Caata pqrf faat:,. it* to arder.

IT" A liberal share ef tne public patronage If.

m«ectft»iiv fnlieited. 6k 20.1

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SOFT SOAP.

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OTSTJ3RS! OT3TSKS!! '•"•HK m»drr»Uf»ed y««U smaoaaea to Ik* ettlaa 1 *f Tf-rre-H*ate. ituit be tot b»ea apwrloled $f •Mirtftrlli* *ak ef R. I.. KUle»* relebratVd flaHfwa

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urea* Car tba *air ef H. I#. Wtll«»* raletmfad naHfwoy# Ovrtara, awd i»at aftertba nik,ii« aWto*MatnM«i ply all, or any who may want food oyatera either if tfca eaa or ball esa. O dar« from dlttoae* vltl bm ltended t», TN»|ot at tba Atlanta E*pre»« OfHet, nprtM •r BaUnV wM.C.bVrrOf*. XffH. Oct. It'illa