Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 289, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 December 1858 — Page 4

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Count* Haififc. fw» ?*Ws«t«* Attfoehsnte** Bk. ladle* ajxrfU... Farmers'Hank, WwlfeM."*" ........ par firamwrc* Rank, fa far en*. lliwlir Bank. .P^r fkmtln*lA!»Oonn|y Bank, Huntington...., l«n* Indians flan*. WadNen.."* v: l^tui ftwwra' Hk. Fnsnkllr ............ '. pgr IM'' Stnek Bank, kitxwte... TO«« Tnitun H«wtrr* KaaV, Rokemo..........».,..• KenwrV* «t»vk Bank, Colnml»«» I*-/**/* Bank. Lima Merchants' A Maehantr* Rk, Jfew Albany..... K. V. A Va. State Stoek Bk. Ev*asTllle...f... Prairie Oltv Bank. Terre-H"»«e fontbern Bk of Ind..Terre-Haut«. S*|,ifc Bank. Salem ftarlnr* Bank of I ml., Connersvltle

r^deir*' Bank. Indianapolis a. Tlopaeanoe Bank, Wlanemae "WatsorW Phwk*. Terre-Ileute ftnneeaaoe Bank. T/oeansnert......

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New Schedule of Premiums

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U6UTRB STATKS MUMtkL PUBLISHING HOUSE,

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jVVCOURAr.Kl) l»y the Uiiosamplcd Saccwa novel and rxtrnnnlinary Pirntinm Offer'*. In the circulation of the lonR-"»U!!i!hiMl nwl popular pKtorlal monthly, tlo TTtJTrn StaTbb «««1»«

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*'d now (vnn«nnc(j our «c*r_ pro^rnmpi6 or prrmt* uma far t«tf seanoin »f 1058 aim 1S59, PrnWrauJup tl.f. er»Pt)rt»l,Ml Art 8 of twohr# Utpo And Stool ritift* Kngravinmi, and a ?ciieU nlo at lhW Wntdw*. ttieh Jcwtilry of #U kirids (iold etc., offered on a «cale of Uber iUty

Our jewelry "0'«p *«mI Piclnslvcly of the Honfit flr8tola#a nrfilctes. warrontcil to be solid roW. or procUel* a* reprc#entt«l, oil orerj ptirson ictcota his own premium. Our* i« the on1? Pablirt»h»K iIo«*o thnt oW»rs premlnm* on thU pmn, or th"it furnishes tin# fll""* Jewelry.

The following Is a list of a few ol the artlolM, with the amount of the club fiw which It Ujnv»n a* a promlnm, and the postage rcquirwl for Its delivery hy rnnll. lUl D«Uehed Lever, Enameled

Dial eighteen caret Gold

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warranted a perfect time-keeper.. .$60 00 Elecant teplne Kuamaled Dial 18 car at Gold WRtdt. ...50 00 Largo Double-SHd* Go!«l Pencil n»«l

Gold Prn.warrantevl tob«aolidgold Ihrotifjh M»t.. ...»00--3 OMiUful Pencil, w* iirantcd to bo a-.did gold throughout Gold Pencil, Gold Wnteh Key, and

Gold T»oth rick nomhlned Extension Silver-Case Pencil (warranted «nmo aa coin) and Gold Pen.. Rich Gold tksnl BiACclet. Kancv (Sold M'»*alc Brawlot........ Suptrb lined Goid I,(ckt, engraved and tnrned 8i«t of Gold Cameo Kar Drops ....... Pet of Gold Corol Knr Dn»pa Gold Cameo Pin f»r l^adt Gold Florentine Pin for Lady Gold Il »r Cluster Pin for Gentlemen Set of Gold Camoo Stttda. Set of RusMTfdt Lit1*! Gold Stnda.. Set of Gold Cornelian' Sleeve Buttons ft»r, Liwlt of Gentlemen.......... Snperb FrictitWun Ring, soM sixteen A.«arat t^ihl, rtchlv en*raoled

MiwN Ring, iHUd »ix«*n carat gold net with *tone. Among the Kngravines are: The Signing of the Death Warrant of

THK OOLDR» THE OOLDES FKIZB. THE OOL0KS PR IRK a' v- -f ~9)sr?IflB OOL»E* PF.IXS 1? |T1« OOU*x PBWB.S

THIS OOLDRX Paizk. THE GOBDE5 PRIZE. TUX OOUHSIt FSJZK. THE OOU«r TKXZK. ATKD TLLnSTRATETE)!! ILLCrSTRATED EJIKRY fTSKK. tULDSTKATKD BY ERY WEEK,

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Our caulogwe ewtaln* over I.WK) of «te me** ttneftd, «9»Usrtalnlnr. ami popalar wot**of the day. Anv pieroon sending ut 50 cent* or fflore. for the Journal oe for books a* tb« lowwt pricey entlfled tb« same amount In any of Ute preatlums «f his own selection from the Schedule.— He I* alM) entitled to rxtr* Premium" amounting #1, and Rttta Rnoka or Jewrnals a«»«n»«ng to |1 for etertdabof »1«. »b*a r^elvin* -r $10 .Rooka 'JcwrtiaJs aiTo«ntinjr t# *11, and IVffliuiis moonUng to fl I. The amount to prepay •n the Premium*, *bon1 act^wpany each onJer.

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wtllbe^cWjf |»ld tbercfor. Spaeiraens and Catalogue neat fre« appHcatl -m. Said on a 8c s^b^rinlloUA at once, and select voar premium IVom tbc above, or when yw» rewat* tM Catalww-

J. M. KMF.WSON at CO*W Br»dw*rNe*"Y«*.

rwHll«c Hw* for Sale. COMFORTABLE anrf cawreolw* residence rftwlrd on tie Fourth »trrets, oorapMi at fwal hy Mr. &Mpa T»aw? Fortow

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For uio »l th« Daiij Uaioa Job O0et

H.U7STRATED EVERY 7TKSK* ILLTiTRATED EVERY WEEK. i:?OSTB ATED KKEBY WEEK. i- 0FK8IXCX COPIES BBKT FREE. •VECIKKM OOni» REKT ERE*, specimen ocnzn pest fbre.

THE GOLDEN PRIZS!

ILLUSTRA.TED! lI#LUSTlf ATCD!

fhf X«W York WrTkW^OOI.DKX PRljB t* 0»e4 lite ti»#sw*i and b«#l waAlf papers of BSe day* imperial Quart© co«Jainint eljrht pares, of forty e. Imperial Quarto co«laininr eljrtit pares, of forty totumn»,or eirtertalniftr #fJ«UaMnaUcr, Hi»e elegantly Bln«trat«4 e*ar)- we«*. „,

A rift worth from^eeDti i« ^5W.W In GoM, will bf pr»*(nUMt to each Mb#ertb«r imme^ia'^ly oo receipt ofthe #ub»erlptloB money.

One Copy for ana year One eon fortwo year*. One e*py for three year* Oat copy forSva year*..............

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J0 do do do 100,00 aacb 10 PaUM,t I^rer Hunting Cased Watiee* Hfl.tti each 20 Gold WaUbe* 7S.eO ea. SO do W.OOeacb 100 do 300 Ladle* Oole Watefce* .. ...!Wj00eiieh 800silver Hunfler Cased Wateh«»...»•...3tMW«*a«b 500 Silver Wateha*........ ....JOto 23 t,m,fl Gold ftuar«l. V'e^t and Pob Chain* 10 to 30

Gold racket*. Bracelet*. Ear Dr«n«, Brva* Htn». Cuff Pin*. Slo»?e Button*, Klnri. fthlrt Stud*. Watc# Kev*. Gold ai.d SllverTb5rrible*.»nd a variety

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artirlc*, worth from fifty lent* to fiS narh. Immediately on receipt ef the mbjcrlpllon money the gubjeriber's name will be entered apon eur *nb«crlntlen book eppetlte a numbor, and tho elft corre*roilllnr with that number will be forwarded, wlibln, one week, to the *ub*er1i.er, by mnll or exrre**. post paW. All conununlcatlonii should h* addre*»ed to

PEAN & SA'I.TKR.-

49*nd HlMolbtt Bulldlng,33 Broadway 7f. Y. •,*s*p j. men copies sent free. Agonta wanted. March 1* dtam woamv

ATTENTION ALL THE W0RLD~

"THE REST OF MANKIND

V1El* SW IPS WATCHbeing now folly established, and permanently located o«

Main St.. No. 9, Mechanics' Row, Offers tohiafr.londs, a finely selected assortiug&l of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Ac., and especially Invites the fashionable, the grave and the gay,to call in and eXaminethe Stock ns he has something in his line for each.

Those who wish good time-keepers and finely finished Watches would conanlt their interest to "drop in" before purchasing elsewhere, as all watcher sold by him are WABttiTKD before they leave the ahep.

As well ns REPAIRING and any other kind of work in his line. Be sure you jTipeftibcrNo.9, MecJhaoi$a' snd know you are in the right place, before you frust so valuable an article as "time" in unIkillfurttands. Again we say call nndexamint aoryonrselves. L. HOUKIET.

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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. PIIILADKLriHA. Benevolent Institution tstahlisheii hy sprcial J&ndoHment ft tkr RelbJ of tit Sick *tfd Distressed, a/I icted with Virnlmt and Epidtmia Difrases. npilHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In view of the awful destruction of human life, cans ed by Sexual disease**, and the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy or their name, to open a Dispensary for the treatment of this cia«s of diseases, in all their fnrms.and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to alt who apply by tetter, with a dlscription of their cOnlition,"(age, occupation, habits of life, &e., and In ease of extreme povertv, to FURN-

SH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It Is needless to add that the Association command the highest Medic#! skill of the age, and will furnish the mcM impmred m^lem treatment? -v*

The Directors of. the Association. In their Annu at Report upon the treatment of Sejtuai Jt leasee, fw the year emling J»iiftiSrt 1St,fS58, etpre«t the highest"satisfaction with the success whioh has attendetWhe lal»t»nMif theC-onsMlt?ngS«rg«on lnthe cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence. Gonorrhrea, Gleet, SyphiRs, the vie® ot Onanism or Srtf-abnse, Ac-, ana order a c*intlttn*n&> of the same plWfWtlie cnSiingrear.

The Directors, on a review of the past, feel asanred that their labors in litis sphere ofbcnevolen, rfihrt have been of great benefit to the afflictedt especially to the young, and they have resohred to devote themselve*. with renewed *eal, to this very Important aikd macb despised Cause.

An admirable Report op Spenaj&xjiKB* Seminal Wcakn#*, (he vice of Onaiikmt Matar batlon, or Self ahuSe. and other disease* of rtwia! •Mtrans. by the Consulting Swgeon. will b« sent bt mall 0n sealed envelope, FREE OF dHARGB,«wt receipt of TWO STAMP for portage. Other-Report* and Tracts oa the satore and treatment of «rxnal diseases, diet, 4tc., areooa* stantfv be'mg poblished fcr gratuitoos dL^tr&utloa and will be sent tti the afflicted. Somi of the new reiredK^ and Kteiboda ol timtfnea* discorered dnring the last year, »t* of great v*loe.

Ad«lret». fbrltcpoeloetreatMW^De. GEORGE R. CALHOfN. CnusnMng Surgeon, Howard AssoeiaUMu N« 9So«th Nosth Street, Ptuladelpbia. Pa.

By orderofthe Directors.

GEO. FAIRoHH.D. SttnUr^. EZR A D. HEARTWELL, Prtmdtmt May »?, ISSa. t.lr.

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Advertising Hoime,

360, BROADWAY, SKW TORE.

O StMAn* Alwirii "tli* Mlli«Mbt*4 »ttmMiwt»mlMlltl|i hqr* Ka*let*Cltle»-.8estoe. X*w f«tt.nQsMplite,Ab, atU»e PaWtsfcerHHkwwMKawk jMrk**s 94 T*IH P«Mt«l4rH«ri«rt Ut PiteUag of *r*rt —Preas* Typ«, ItU, fc«—at

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MALE COLLEGE been steadi!/ progressing. JPtej arc bow nearly completed* nd will be opened fior y|c reerption ofp^pila on'

Vediieadjb th

9th of Se^pteniMe'r ilexi. .• the College, tfie baHdings^tltc ar

rangements for study and comfort, and the Faculty deserve here a pasting notice. Terre-Hante, tfae siteof- the College is a beaotifol aad boaithy citrr aoces»ble by railroad from all ftrection4,aod eentral toa naaem»ao4 apprerfathsg population. It is high, its Dame importa. From Htatistice jt ta dearly ibown that for several years put there have been fewer deaths and less sickness here than at any western city of equal popalation. *1 The bcildings will be fitted ip In the latest style and with all the otod^ni improvements. They will be warmed by steam, lighted by gas, and fornvhed with warm and cold baths, and what is rarely to be found in institutions of learning—a Gr* xjteicx—where the bodr made healthv and symmetrical bv exercise may soppert and aasst tbe labors of the miiid.

A prominent feature of the College, is the provision fhade for the protection of the health df fupite. The rooms are »p»dcttt and trell tmtillmled, there being a bcatttifnl fumiahed parlor with sepeach two young la-

arate sleeping apartments for died. The groands ore ample, conipHsIng 8^ acres, tn a pleasant part of the city, about one-third ol which if a native forest grove, with winding tcmlka

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A5D TO CLUBS.

Tb«i« eopte* one year. 53,00 and 3 jrlfU Ptve ropie* »nc year S.a® and 5 plft* Tfn cople* one rear. lS.fOaml Twenty-one eeplea one year 30 an'I 91 gift»

The artlele* be distributed are eomprUed In tho following U*t. /Spaekaxet of gold containing....". ..iW.oeoaeh 5 do do do .. 2fl0.H0 ea»-ti

*rbort, lormiog a roost delightful promenade

.V.*.3j5oand 2 pifs* for pupils—all the grounds will be tastefullyonta...sjboand3rin*Imentod. nv-- "?v. A

The Faculty will consist of a. thoroughly experienced and efficient corps of instructors. Rev. on* Covk«t, A. M., founder and formci President of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale Female College, first President.

Rev. Althowso Wood, A. M., lato Presidentot the Ohio Female Collie, and the distingnfshed author of several scientinc works bearing hi« name will be the presiding teacher of the College and Instructor in Mental and Moral Science.

Prof. R. S. B«swobth, late professor of Chemistry, etc in Farmer's College, Ohio, will take the chair of Natural Science, upon which he will lecture and experiment

D'Estainc S.CovEar, A.M., Prof, of Ancien Lsngxiagefl and Literature. Prof. J. C. MiMisoEa.late of Philadelphia, firsl teachcr of instrumenial rausio. And from six to ten additional gentlemet and lady teachers of long standing and successful experience.

No pains or expense will be spared to procure teachers in ectry departmrtit, of the vtry hitfhrsl qualifications, so that pupils wishing to perfect themselves in the higher ?t les of music, or any ol the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive the desired instruction. That pupi!« from abroad mar derive the greatest advantages to be gained at hoarding Schools, they are required to board in Ihe institution with the teachers (unless by special-permission of the President) that they may have the benefit of their example and society.

The course of studies will be thorough and extensive, embracing all the brandies UMiallv taught in our higher Seminaries of learning, English, Classical and Fine Arts.

The yeac is divided intp two sessions of I wenty weeks e.sph, commencing respectively on Wednfs Bth of September next, and the 9th dav of February! 1^59. 1 "The .expense ol Ihe school year, including board jfhd tnftion in all the branches of the regular course, rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing will bis $325—payable send-annually in tttirannr. The usual extra charges will be made for (he ornamental branches.

APPARATUS AND LECTURES. Treat. Woon and Prof. Roswortm will deliver full courses of Lectures with the aid of the Telescope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate experimentally the principles of the sciences pursued, Books, and all other requisites for entering the College, may be had at the College or in the city-

All letters of inquiry or on business, should be addressed to Rev. John Covirt or D. S. Covert, "terre-Haute, Indiana.

The undersigned citizens of Terre-Bante hare accepted the office of Trustee of the Terre-Haute Female College, and may be referred to at any timebyusuch aa desire further information concerning the arrangements,or advantages of the College Rev. E. G. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert, Rev. T. P. Gordon, R. W. Thompson, S. H. Potter, Rev.W. Spcneer. ReV. P. Wiley,

A. C. Potwin, Lucius Rycc, Thos. Dowllng, Bed. McKeen, 1.. G. Warren, A. McGregor, W. Paddock, Jabcx Heddett, JnmesHtte, James Barnes,

Rev. J. G. Wilsou, Rev. W. Modesitt, R. L. Thompson, Rev. M. A.Jewett, W. D. Griswold, W.J. Ball, Jas. Farrlngton^ David Hartsiock, C. Y. Patb-rson, J. H. Watson, Ai'd. Wilkins,

D.Scott,

T. C.Buntinu

July 13,1858-dwtf

PHAIRIE CITY

CARRIAGE FACTORY! WELCH & WRIGHT,

O I E O S

TfifeSU BSC1UBERS WOULD INVITETHE attention of their customers and the public generally, to tilcir stock of carriages and butrgies, of Una latest pauerna^which they offer for sale at reduced prices. Having lately returned from the East wlth a^omplete stock of the best materia' the Eastern market afforded, which we are now finishtag up. Wei shall have in a few davs an entire new stock of work readv for sale, whieh, for durability, •lyle and finirh, will defyall coinpetition^

To meet the wants of the trade we hare, and shall keep on hand, a good assortment of the different ftyVs ofearriates and buggies used in this locality, as we boy our stock and materials direct from the Importer and manufacturer we arc enabled tq compete snecwsfally, in quality end pric«, with tBc Eastern Mannfscturrr, thereby Saving to the enstomer the carriage and freight to this point.

IT Repairing neatly dona in all Stt branches. To oar numerous friends and patrons who have stMained as during the four years now past, we would return cur sincere thanks and hope by a straight forward coarse in our business to merit a continuance of their Cavow.

WELCfT* WRIGHT.

ET Shop and ware-room on the corner of Second and Walnut streets, one block aqwth of the publics i*re,Twr*-Haute, Indiana

Me vfc 1858. dw #?£.

Br. C0GG8WSZXfS

A N I O a S I

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That hat pr«»dared s«ek reamrhable. Effects in Bujom of NcoaAMR*, Fcrrwojtnd Ammosi or mm Hua, caased toy dictarbed circulation, in tl,ose who hart tried it in this dly, kforaalabf^*

Da. A. PENCE, Druggist, T«ncfiwtt, Iai

*TThe luf^est tMfiffoaiab of its efikacy hare h«« give® try a mtmbet «f /he jqmi, re^aetaWe sitisctMwhoWtriedH

Aut 14-dtf

LOTS FOR SALfe. imniMrtr vacaat kulw

Mm, ima^agtaaiw ftwsa small m* U* taft* Mm.Utll«*ari. HARBEJCT A BART05, taa4 A|eg»-

CROte^ FI1«T-C:LA8»»-

X3NTSXrR.^.3N]-OE3 "PUB iXJNJJEKSIG Imoiantf iste pleiwtre in amKMantng to their mam patrons and tLe peblic genAHly, that thefWhrorng Companto, which ther continue to tepresent, are INCREASING EVfeRY l^AY IN BUSINESS AND WEALTH and havf becolie the

Soundestf Healthiest nnd VV'eatthiest Corporations of the kind in

THE UNITED STATES.

The^bafeiness be ag under the contool of. men of the first standing and highest integrity ha the country, is sufficient guarantee to policy holders that all losse* Uiey sustain, will be promptly and honorably settled.

J3TNA INSURANCE CO.. $9$ OP HARTFORP, CORK I:

Capital, $1,000,000,

UP paid up Surplus $666,000 all invested in the best paying stock in the country This Company was organized in 1819, and has therefore beeu doing a successful

Piro

for nearly time she has. paid Eleven Million Dollars IiftRCPB If

IIIOME INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK CtTV.

Capital of $600,000.

Surplus over Two Hundred and FiftT Thousand Dollars. The stock in this Company is worth 50 per cent, above its par value, and its businca is conducted by the firrt Merchants of New York, claims to patronage which few Companies possess. HARTFORD INSURANCE CO «ii

HARTFORD, COyv.,:|£-'r

Capital of $500,000,

very large surplus. This Company was chartered i:» 1810, and has tLcrefore been doing a sound and orofitable business for nearly firtv years.

PHOENIX INSURANCE CO. OK HARTFORD, CONN.,

Capital of $200,000,

assets nearlyf: £5,000. This Company stands in the front rank of insurance Couipauies, as a glance at its condition will show SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE

INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SPRINGFIELD, MAS?.,*

Capital, $150,000, large and increasing surplus. This company ranks second to none in the country, in all classiticuti na made and iS rapidly going ahead of nnst of its contemporaries. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COM

PANY,

of pini.ADKi.rniA, rA.

Capital $500,000. This is a new Company nnd has Fuh«t:uii:iti-1 its rUitns to public favor by the prpmpt payment of all iU lua-cs.

We commend the above Companies to those desiring Insurance ns the very best tho country affords. Applicalions promptly attended to.

J. H. \t R. TOUSEY, 5 Agents.

At their R»nUing Office of McKecn & Tousey. Oct. 20, 3md&w.

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!

AT THE

O N A E I A

Main St. No. 3, Early's Block, WESTSIDK OF TIIE SQUARE,'TERRE-HAHTE.IND. Having now hand a complete stock of

pall and winter

which for qnality aad priccs cannot be surpassed by an he us in he it an a determined to sell ascheap as the cheapest. Also

Furnishing Goods

of nll kinds and qualities. Coats. Pants, Vests, Shirtf, Hnt«, Caps, TrnnVs, Carpet Bags, nnd Valises. UNDRCI.-OTHING OF ALL KINDS.

BOYS' CLOTHING.

A complete as ortment of Boys" Clothing, of various quulit'es and priccs.

Merchant Tailoring.

I have also on hand a good assortment of piece eoods, embracing. Casimeres, Beaver*, Cloths, Doeskins and ALL KINDS OF VESTINGS, which I am prepared to cut nnd make to suit purchasers. So, come on, and if I cannot suit you in clothing already made, I will guarantee as good a suit at as cheap rates as can be purchased in the cliy. 1 new say to every body who is in for saving money, to give me'a call ami look through my Stock of Clothing and Piece Goods, before purchasing elsewhere-

October 11.1858. dly.

A N TJ A

Geanaiyti

7*-

M.JOSEPH.

ENGLES & STONE,

r$:

BOOT

SHOE

TJ A

q^HE ABOVE GENTLEMEN HAVE EN tered into a parlnership, and are located oh the east side of the Public Skpoire, directly opposite the Court House, where they are prepared to carry on the Boot and Shoe business in all of it* various branche*.

Their long experience and superior skill intha? fine, enables them to ittrnish a

jf-*i

BETTER AND CHEAPER

article than is generally sold in Tetrc-Haut3v Cr Onr tfock eoabi-aces the very best that Could? he procured, which was carefally selected by eur selves and we e»picy none but the most accomplished workmen—bene*, we hare do hesitation in saying that we are prepared to meet (be wants aad aecessitiesof all.

N. B.—Repairing done with neatne« and d« atch. Jaly 30 *58

(^nanmntleaa do not OesptkA remedy, ta it is tttrt to bring on wMcarriage, tkougk Ceasaiytlaa KT*m OLm^PlAW i»ocrivhi» iajwry le lwtfA atauldfiUint. One box 41,

BRA XT, wMI* a MtssloM.

tr mmsk tiM Ia4ian* of U» Saefcy ItMtUlM, 4tN»ren4 a Rar* PtaaV ikat {Dtnres to be are ruts eent tn,

OntMHitMa, RfoaehMs, Ur«r Alctlon

Caafins, CbMs, A*. Harta* am4« hi* Ssrtnjx a«4 rtsUred fro*

CttiiilMlytloia MisHkws' he wilt t—4 she rmetto'

ti«HUi «a4 tM mo4lei»«*/r«( nf jtmg* wfc» ImIic UU aad will semi to Us ac«nl.«a«l*afegtw» rtanrpt^Scta,)

CURBJ.

OU DoctoriHueamt MMtkuV

cn'"- i-

!5sr5«SS7Sra 3! UHmMhssa ar a Uw Deetar wWksatoM all U» «n« laWlwiW 4t«k A44ry a

iftii

CVtmn. fettcrafo DAXlEt n*\ $m V. O^ Saw wivwko t* felt sola Are*

LATENT PORTA-

SAAC RTRAHB*8

BLEGRINDING! MlI-t-S for FLOURING WHE\T, GRI^DING CORN MEAL^SitALL GRAIN, FEED, &c.,as well as whole eats of corn (cob and aH,} as it fe called, into good fine cob and corn Feed, in one operation.

These celehratrd mills I manufacture out of the

ghty-

Mills continue to stem the current of all opposition and.are superior for all purposes, cspecUlly for wheat Souring.

ALSO—STRAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW-MILL, called "King of the Woods." This is an ingenious and usefulsaw mill to make lumber in the woods. This mill can be run by animal, rteiin or water power.

O* Tbass wiahiug to know fully about the principle upon which they are built, and the prices of caeh sixe, as well as the teims of sale, will please address me, asking a Book v»1 Description, which I will mail and port pay. Those who do so. will write in plain, readable language, the name, Post Office, County ami Stato.

ISAAC STRAUB, Patentee and Prop'r, No, 19, W kst Frost Street, Cinciknati, O. Sept. 30, w8m .,*

CHEAP! CHEAPER!

Doll cfc Mann

Manufacturers or ,\u kinds ok

BOOTS & SHOES,

So 5, Phcenix Row Terre-Hante, 2nd. Sign of the Big Brass Boot. Have just received large and well selected stock of

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Embracing every variety for Men, Women and Children, which they are determined to sell nt tho loaes. living rates. Their Stock is general, and uo one need have cause to go away dissatisfied, either with regard to price or quality of the goods they keep. They have set out to please all customers. and they will do it! "•"All orders for new work filled primptlv.— Our workmen are of the be»t elates, and we s\iall warrant all work made at the shop. 0"R "pairing done to order, and with neatness ind dispatch. A share of the Public patronage I respect'ully solicited. D. & M.

Oct 2 dwtf

Terre-Haute Furniture Store!

The Cheapest place to buy

Is pleased to annotince to the citizciiH ol Terro Haute, and ^urrotinJing country, that he hai. just opened a New Furniture Store, on Fourth street, opposite the I'osJ Office, and has now on hand a la-pc assortment of1Purmtttio, embracing all kind* of

JBedsleads, Bureaus, "Tables," Stands, Looking-Glasses, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges,

ash-

Slands, Cj*ne-seat Rocking Chairs, and Children's Chairs. And, in fact, all articles usually kept in Furniture Stores. 11a has and will keep constantly on hnnd.a largpjassortment of

GILT MOULDINGS,

He is also preparad to do all kinds ol ordered work in my line. He would also beg leave to inform the public that he is prepared to attend to the branches of

UnclertaKlnK In its different forma, for which purpose he keeps on hand a good supply of all kinds of

COFFINS/,

And will furnish and attend Funerals cheaper than any house in tho city. Having secitrcd the services of D. G. FOSTER any orders left with him at his residence, in the south part of the city, or at mv store, will beprotntly attended (0.

JC3TAll articles sold on the most reasonable terras, and delivered free of charge to any part of the city. fRT Illinois money taken at par.

Remember tho Terre-Haute Furniture Store, on Fonrth Street, opposite the Post Office, is the place to get bargains.

Terre-IIante, Oct. 81, '57-ly.

S0METITrXG FOR EYEH LAD Y. BHEPPABD'8 GBEAT BENEFACTOR. The Greatest Periodical Remedy Ever

Discorered.

1,000 BOXES RETAILED MONTTTI.r. phe Benefactor is infallible for the immediate .I removal of Obstruction.^, Irregularities, Prolapsus Uteri. (flailing of the womb} Leucborrhca or Whites, and all the diseases peculiar to females.

Tbit remedy has never In a single case failed in prodjeing the Menses, I have received many letters of recommendation, which all say "It is the best remedy we ever u«cd." Sickneas of stomach headache, languor, debility, pains in the head, side ar back, oostrvenees fee are *ome of the symptorf vrhich attend Irregular Mensuration. This remedy is certain to remove one and all of these symptoms.

Be sure and get the genufnfe, which has my signature on each box. This remedy mar be had by addressing J. S. SHEFPARD. We»t4ihst Cincinnati, ard enclosing 1, and the remedy will be seat by return nail.

N. Lndif* teko are pregnant skoald not osefhi*

three boxes $2. Ail leften of teqttlry must contahs a portage stamp to emm^ean answer

J. S. 8HEPPARD, Sole Propriet^^

Aag.l. ly Cindasatl Ohio

Randaring Batabllahmant

Ttodnodendgned

The Atlantic Mon

he baseoannesced aiaughferirg. rea&wighagaon wmtBiaakm. Weare pwpatad to render hogs, sheep, and tallow in a mpet^ut aiacner, aad» ribort notice, 'emm having mhea^hy faoga can hare then tendered iato Nol mm by n, worth neariy fbe price of lard. We ahnpir cash for live aad dead aaheal'Jby hoga. ftngi»^Mirlwpiid pt yoar and than save an iianeme waste.

B. M. HARRISON 1L SON.

Tem-naate, Nov. 11-dtf. fToanial aad Express copy 90 da?*Ji*

Tl»# P^bUahcr lcar«46ftnioaae« iag worid, tb*t the chapters of story ^blitkd

THE Minister'S WOOINO ran «n tbk

December o. of th«Atlantic.

from tho be nn*og of a serial t»Tolftoni* y-.J*® P®#of jsal ||3 MRS f- B* and that portioa* 1 I ft apnea* la sueceislrd nundjere offhe Magtmne until it completed."

The note], it is believed, will «mp)r sustain the. deserved! ^rest rcpatation of the a«Uwtv lit relates to OldTiic.es inNewEngland the pc riod immcdia tcly following the Revolotien opportunity

—in a hick the author will for the (fisplay or her vaired powers. The ATLANIC MORTHLY maybehadfioa all Book-sellers and Newsmen.

Prioe, $3,00 per annum, or Si cents a number. On the recsipt of the prioe, the publishers will mail a copy, post-paid, to a ay addtefs in the United State*.

Phillips, Sampson & Company,

rt-ausHEas, aosTo.t.

Deo. 14 ltf

ESTRAYNOTICKTAY

hereaO^ock

J}ca«ehaa«p aad Andrew Mpy«n kar* this day visited Ui« the farm of *lom N«lc« and thers ap pr«iaed th« fbllowiag Rstmy prwpeity, to-wlt —On» red and white simtted heiirr, vuj|xsed to he threw yusra old last Kprlne, marked with a rrnp and an nujer half-rrep off of tho right ear atid hn upper bit Ih the Ivtt, 11 olhet mark* nt brands tn Vf wen, and *pprnUcd to flnecn dollar*, the saaie bclug ju*t and l«ir rath valae at this time.

Puled .llaia Ctb dny of Itorember, 185?. EAtlOCK RKKCHKM, A.NUKKW MKYKKS, Appralsors. £nhicribed and nworu to lefor me, lbs sab«ertbc i, tlit«6 day of December, A 1). ttVH.

R. BR1GCJS, J. P., [«Bivl

I certllN the tnTvjroinc to Imj a triw ropy irora my K»tcay book, this 13th la\ of Doc., A. !. 1S5S. ANDKKW \V11.KI, Clotk.

I)eo- IT, 18Sa-w4t-v«54.1*1

STRAY NOT1CK.—Whoreas, \V. 11. KlrgA Klehanl Bedford, bsve this day vIMtea the premises of Marian Lnnls and then# «|ipr»lse«l Hfri'l of csiVrar hogs with the fi'llowlnp d*»orl|iMon*: B'lw nwd Wfclte, NpotU and .Martiod, with a crojj off of each oar and split, and aa uudorblt In Uo loft, and appralded to twelvv (tollars. luted tliU 7th day of December, I83S.

W. H. KING. RICIUKl) KKDrORD.j

D*c. 15 1838.—W4t-prj3 5«l.

~A NEW ARRANGEMENT!

Amusing, Instinctive,

AND Ch'KKlI,

Attra otlons

r|Ml«

N I E

On tho "Wabash.

J. "S 1 Z,

SUBSCIIBERS TAKK PLEASURE IN auiiouncing to ibo public that they hive now o*-. baud* a complete nssoitraent of Colifrctions,

Toy and other Baskets, Childitn(i' Cabs, Tobacco and Cipars, ,.u C'hei'Nn and Sardines,

Candy Toys, and

•tH other articles usually found in r. Confectionary BstatilMmu-nt, nhicli tlic-y have put down te tha Iawi*»i figures.

A XiSO.

FRESH OYNTKK.- HY THE CASKW can. or »v the dish, rved up a In merfe, as cheap as the cheapest.

Persons desiring the best of DELICACIES will please iv in ember that tliwy niay opect to flml thiir, utull times, by calling on

J^trayeJ

IT*R0M

the subscriber, living in Terr# IIante, on Thursday last, One Rrnwn Cow, with a rope around her horns. No other marks^ retollrclcd. She was raUed on fort Harrison prairie. Any one giving inforraatlui of the wlwr nb"uH of «aij cow. or returning her to me, will bo liberally rewarded. G. E. B1DWELL,

Gth St., 2d lmusc north ol railroad

Nov. 15, '5fi dlw

MOFFATT'8 LIFE PILLS,

JPIIOEKriXBITTIiriS

rPllh

reputation ol thcnc very celcbrstci -a- vegetable r«m«dl«« now unenualed by any othern 'ii lltU cmnilrj or In Kurofto. They ar« fVil'lj

Improved.

PATENT MACHINE ERY,

APPr*»er'.

Subscribed and .worn to bo to re mu till* Till day of December, A. 1). '8.18, R. BRIGfrS, J. P.

I certlf)- Ihe forerolcg to bo a true copy taken from my'Kstray Book, tfti. 13th dsvnf Hec., A.I '58. AMIKKW \\fll.KlXS, Clerk.

ST()Nfc Sc. RirPETOE. West side Public Sfiuare,

JjgNoT. 22, 1P58—dtf.

vt-

tablUlieil the i«nvt nnivernal family iv In iim*.and they will malntnln their iir«-emineot renown by the intrtnule and rowprenenalvs Tlrttm* which aC'|tiireii It. 1 be osiinl modes of puffery would ba unworthy of them and I* nnnoceiioary

Thousand* nhd lens of thousands of persent woo living lu perfectly restored health.ti thstrarempt and derided nltlraey not only in allordtssry deranxctnviit* of health, from Impaired lllgostlvn Panctifliis. Cm* livelier*, Bltous and l.irsr Complaints, Hheuaiatirai InflnminsUtM Colds, Cwuehs, tVervons Wcakness,l.osa of Appetlti Failure of Flesh. Ilesdscb lmpnr* Miato of the Kloua (.rid other F/ulds, but slto In Khfenbia ttsin, Fever and A rue, other Islenoitteat Fever*, A if Ihiua. Bronrhllis, Cholic, Hltturisy, PalpUd|)on of the llsnrt. Rnsh *4 Blooi to the /lead, Psuies Pains in the Jultiis, 1/t nil* ai-d Organs, A (feet Inns of(th« Btsdderaiid Kidneys, JaundTrs, Urvpsy, Piles, however Inveteiate.) Habitnsl Cmrttvvness. Serous and Btllldus lxo»eiifss. Obstinate Headache and Giddiness,sud aa immense number ef other m»ladle*.

T.'ey reotdre n# dieting nor confinement, ar# perfectly mi/dand pleasant In their ojiperation, but will iwiwerfully restore health—that greatest or all earthly blessings—to the most exhausted sad dilapidated senstltntlons.

Prepared and sold by Dr./WJLLIAM B. MOVtAt 3$ Brcadway. H. V. Ms ret* ».-wlv i5

fi *S-

Matn Street, North side, better** 4th and ith $U., TERRE-HAUTE, IKD.

VINO perfected my arrangeinenta, I have now one oi the largest and most extensive

BAKERIES

In the State, In complete operation, and can fnw* ish any article manufactured In ihe line, at cheap-" er rates than can be had at any house tn the city. I have one of the best aad fastest patent crackcr maehlues, to make Water, Butter, Soda, Sugar, ^ic, and Boston Crackcrs^ a Wholesale or Retail.

AT THE LOWEST FRICEfl. Also, the celebrated Wine Cracker, made Ar&n the receipt of the fsmotts Dr. Abernatby, of the Barth^ionww Hospital, London, one of the best articles for those troubled with indigestion,

A Hbe»al discount win be made to ttbe trade. All articles porchaaed at mv establishment will be delivered to say part of the city or to either of tf*e_ Raffmad Depots, free of charge.

AU kinds of ©ouatry prodoee will he taken iat mei* change for all article* tn my Hije of businciM. We rasjeetfiilly licit orders and pledge a prompt response to the same.

Nov. 14-dawtf JOHN ZIMMERMAN.

WANTED.

Asuarfy

COOD experienced Cabinet Maker ea a hav^ employment by making applk-aUoa soon to the uoderaigned. None but a good workmae.need awriy.' C.Ct»T!NE.