Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 294, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1859 — Page 2
TJ3RK15-H AUT JEL
TUft»0At HORNING. JAN. 4, 1{&9 a*-.—11—. „,
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The
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For President i» t«0»
JOHN J. CHITTENDEN, Of Kentnrky.
it is often amnaing, tbougbofusn-
pr peinfai. to see tbe perseverance and ailrofrnesS manifested by eastern journals in holding op before tbe world some huge ill-looking, fungns growth item of n*ws. Now a wholesale mtirder ofa family by an inebriated ton occupies tbeir caiod and attention, and, after tbe first formal annonncetnent, the public and private life of eacsh member oftbe ill-fated family!* heralded to the world. Highly wrought descriptions of the circtiinstance ia allits particular*,- and actual representations of the mansion or residence, from garret to cellar, showing tbe #pots of blood on the doors and walls, giving the different *ttitudes of the actors in the terrible tragedy, Ac., are drawn op from observation and ii/onnatiou gained on the spot, and passed around for inspection. lb? smallest, particular not .withheld the feelings of the sufferers are not consulted, and, they exclaim, why should they bet does not the tragic epsiodiB, as aodn as it is completed, become public property? Then a divorce case (in high life,, of cour«c) in which the testimony in tolo, is presented through column after column, to an ftU-absorbing, scandal-lov-ing public. Love letters of the most nauseat jngcbarftCter preprinted withoutrerye. Minute porsonal descriptions are given of the male and female bipeds, who happen, by the force of cijjWfmataneM, to figure ja the farce' or tiagedy, ah the case may i»o, and who tj^us become the ephemeral Hon* of tTi© affair ,an4 -^,e time.
And now we have another item. The purchase.ufiio op $ "Vernon by the Ladies of these United States. In orJer to accomplish which, the immortal Father of his country is brought down, as it were, from hie exalted position, and atrangely associated in all manner of ways with Mount Vernon, the ladies of- tbe United titaWi, the "bones of the deceased," and onedobn A. Wwhlngtpn, who happens to be the possessor of the #po where those botes He buried. Tht$ latter indi vidua), through some solicitation, and for the sum of 1200,000 consents to give a warrantee deed for the aaid Mount Vernon, to tbe aforesaid ladies, and tbe ladies in question, or some of them, are making herculean efforts to raise the desired amount. It is a plain business transaction between Mr. Washington and the ladies, and if they, in their sagacity and wisdom, agree to give the number of dollars specified above, who can blame Mr. Washington for extending his tight hand, and receiving, from the fair Regent of the association, the envied sum?
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But tins makes the item—the honfiw around which editors generally aro assembled, and, like so many Camanche Indians. making night and day alike hideous with their dolorous wailiug. attempts at tarcasm, sympathetic appeals &c., forgetting, in almost every instance, to give plain, straight-foi ward statement or armen I for or against the purchase
If the object is worthy any attention that attention should be give* it, and not in the wav of ridicule, nor, on the other hand, in "a foolish attempt to nmaufacture sympathy, but instating plainly the facti, condensed or at length, and whether or not, in the end, a great and good or bad object would be accomplished
INDEX.
Auditor
and agent of the State
have procured a loan of #165,000 in New York to pay the January interest upon the State bonds. j, *6, ft ittl
A Washington dispatch aayai
««An effort is beingmadelo aend the Hon. Caleb Cashing to Mexico as a special minister to aj^^e existing complication of difficulties* ,r* 1 4aa. G*lbreath, an old cmsen. njiuped from the roof of hie honsa, ra Cincinnati, on Monday, and died the foU lowing day from the injuries received. He
waa raay.a¥ Kx HOT. SScdfli. it
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isiTotli® FEixiros:—Many /attempts hare within tbe la|| few ^ear* to ish a society for thJ^MactMie^f stteaUibsic in our city. At the present moment we are destitute of such a means of contributing to the rational enjoyment, not only of those who take pleasure in the execution of music, but also of those whose enjoyment, as regards music, arises from simply listening to its enchanting strains. Shall we not therefore, embrace the opportunity by the announcement of Professor Meininger and some of the Lady Teachers in the Female College, that they are ready to contribute their valoable professional services gratuitously towards the formation of such a society? Let ns throw aside our personal predilections and prejudices, whether as regards men or system of mtt. die, and emulate the generosity of those wao aie thus willing to bear so important apart in this matter! By responding cheerfully, aud at once, to this invitation, we shall secure a choral society that shall at the same time, become a source of delightful recreation, and of solid improvement to the institutions of our city.
A LOVER OF MUSIC
A, Bride in the wrong Bed. We have the Cincinnati Euqurireras voucher for the following: A newly married pair put np at the Spencer Hou*e— they went out shopping—retuned—-bride had left some things—she quietly slipped out, leaving him asleep—found her lost articles—returned—m is to ok Main for Broadway—got into the Marti son instead of the Spencer—it looked a little strange— asked, boy if she was in the Spencer—boy said y«, not fully understanding her— she told hitn to lead her to 40—she partly disrobed and got into bed—ox pec ted her husband momentarily—fell asleep— the occupaut of 48 Madison, an Indiana merchant, returned from the Theatre—a little tight—quietly went to room—to bed —to sleep. The account proceeds.
How long the two reposed there side by side, with only afoot of space between them all unconscious of each other's presence, is not exactly known, but probably about an hour, when a tremendous noise was heard in the apartmcbt from which female screams issued wijdl/i pierciugly ^nd ceaselessly. A, ,t 'J be hotel was in an uproar proprietors, clerks, waiters, pollers and guests, dressed and half dressed, were at the door of "forty-eight" in a few, minutes, blocking np the entrance, and asking each other eagerly, "What is the matter?" "For God's sake tell us what is the trpuble?"
The cause of this outcry may be imagined. The bride had awakened about midnight, and putting her hand over l.er husband, it fell upon the IndianianVface, and the Roft, warm touch aroused him at once. He did not understadd it exactly, tliouch ho did not dislike it, and in a moment more, Mr*. R. said: "My dearest husband, where have you been all this while? "Husband," echoed the merchant, beginning to see, like Lord Tinsel, that be had "made a small mistake here "I am nobody's husband. I reckon, my dear madame, you're in the wrong bed.
In tbe wrong bed—horrors, tho't the bride. What would her liege lord—what wonld the curious world say? And Mrs R. screamed terribly and sprang from the couch just as her companion did the same. He WM fully
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about to lead to the altar a ycung and blooming bride, whoan Lancaster, Ohio, STaT
Mr A writer in the Spirit of the Timea calls the ceremony ti kta*hg OU*«P, ae 1» perforated by r©»ng l^iee, a Wtel waste of
as much alarmed as she, and
entreated her to give him time and be would leave the apartment, although it was the one he had engaged—he'd make au oath to that.
Scream, scream, scream, was the only reply to this kindly proposition "My God, madam, don't yell sol you'll wake the housed "Be reasonable 1 swear it's ouly a mistake. Have some thought of the consequences. I don't want to hurt you. I swear I don't. You'll cet me ahotand yourself—well, I won't say what.*'
Just at this Juncture, the throng outside presented itself at the door, and be held Mr*. IL cowering iu one corner, exercising her lungs magnificently, with sheet wtapped over her form aud head,and the Indianian iu the middle of the room envelopod io a coverlet, and ejaculating "My God, madam, don'tl'V
The junior proprietor, Dr. Canul, saw there must be some mistake, and request* «d the others to retire, call the merchant out, went into another room and there learned the whok story. The Doctor then sent one of the ladies of the hotel to Mrs.
aud the entire affair was explained, greatly to her relief, though *he was overwhelmed with confusion at actreaift*tarce that might have ruined faurtepuialioB for-
Under the eweorl of the Do#for *be was
franrie mein, and half craned with frief at th* ttiyrtcrioUs disappearance of his *i% whom he believed had been spirited away by a villain, or mnrdered for Ucr jewels in this "infernal city," where, as he expressed it, "they would kill a man foi a dollar
A» cowVlie heboid hf»"^^»tise he caught her to hi# bosom and wept like a child. He wa* melted with happiMM at her discovery and recovery, and told her that he had scowred the c«^ fi*r geoce of her whereaWnts ivv***
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Mar At "uhcircumciaod dog** of a G#)le laflt weeknn away with Miriam, daughter of a Cincinnati pawnbroker. Ifbey war* traced to 8tt Louis/ whwe tlPfath«r had tbo y»th arrested for"abdoction. By so». ^eaM th« little Jewess succeeded in obtaining permission to visit him is his cell, accompanied by a joaticefrom Ulinoistowu and, while tbe attention of the jailor was diverted, the partiea were made one, by tl» magistrate, and tbe Hebrew's plana defeated in tbe twinkling ol an eye. Woman's wit saved the lover. In the afternoon tbe lather withdrew his complaint and the hsppy couple went oirtheir wajr rejoicing. 'a*
IHDIASADBTAU. AsaociATiOw.—The dentists of Indiana assembled at Indianapolis, on Tuesday, for tbe purpose of forming a State Association. A constitution was adopted, and the following officers
President—Joha F. Johnson, Indianapolis. Vice President—J. P. Ulrey, Rising Son P. G. 0. Hnnfc, Indianapolis and A. M. Moore, Lafayette.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary—G. C. North, Iudianapoli-v Treasurer—T. M. Nichols,Indianapolis.
conveyed to the "Spencer" where the j^f to be drawn within the citrele of its hand was found pacing tbe comdnr* wifh tkem to remain as Icug as the
"Wowan—tl l*«t and best of all
he serif*. n*y have let for toafcU won't a»k tor any Utt her.
Ohio Editor saya "What
cai be more captivating than to see a beautiful woman, say about four feet el*y« en fnchos high, and eleven feet four inches in circumference, passing along the aisle, just as divine worship commences."
gat Mrs. Sarah Montgomery, of Boston, being at the point of death, was robbed by two other women, who excuse themselves by saying that as Mrs. M. could not live, and had no relatives,
A YOCKG LADY'S TOAST.—In Marion county Illinois, a younjg lady offered the following toast:
The young men of America—Their arms our support, Our arms th|ir reward
As EDITOB IX LOCK.—The proprietor of the Troy (Alabama) Independent A~ merican congratulates himself upon having a new pair of breeehes-—the cloth cost him four "bits" a yard. His wife thinks they are so handsome that she wears them herselfi
t3T A clergyman, noted for his w«t, on being abked what kind of person the wife of Mr. Squirm was, replied, "I will give you her grammatical character. 8he is a nouu-substantive—seen, felt and heard..''
J3T A placard in the window of a patent medicine vender in the Rue Saint Honore, Parib, reads as follows:—"Thepublic ve requested not to mistake this shop for that of another quack jnst opposite."
"is your masterl iu?"
"N sir, he's out."
,%Your'misttiss
Why is a hard apple like #tnart
gitl? Because it takes a sharp blade to briug about a fearing (paring.)
An Irish judge said, when addres*
sing a prisouor: "Yon are to be hanged, and I hope it will pro-va a warning to yoa."
MARRIED,
On Monday Erening, the 3d inst., by tbe fter. E.G. TATLO», Mr. ISAAC M. BROWN, editor 'if tbe Union, to Miss UAR FRANCLS EDD\, of Springfield, Mass.
As our associates in the editorial profession have one by one,been forming new associations like that just entered into by our senior,we have watched them with feelings at least of awe, if not of pity. We certainly considered that, whatever might
to form new union*, and when wo did learn that the contrary might probably be tbe case, we were horrified with ibe ilea that it might be an nnhappy fatality impending over editorial heads. Tbe consequence
from all active connection with the press, and have only returned now to he the chronicler of the solemn fact, that another has been overtaken in his iniquity. certainly aeema strange to us, who are floating so tranquilly down the tlrtam inn*, to find one, who has so long been occupying the wfta owi peaceful current with oa, all at oaee becoming fascinated with an EDDY, and at last permitting him-
frail boat ol life »aj hold togstber. We cmi only look upon him, as some undent mariner may hat* looked open his coaror, eaghlpbed by hit own rashneasin the boiling waters of tl* Maflstrom. aud utter a prayer for Ma safrty, and proceed upon oar voyage aloe*—hoping, by the way, that the £»m»n of m«til*H*y may he as fabvloos aa the e*isteseeo£ the M«ktrom, and ita joys like thoee described by the rpoe*, whew ht I /Be* I
,t ae won't wk tor any tmt mr. Tbtir teaiw. »t«*rfatt*iwa,aad Aerbdmatieei.
DOCTOR HOOPLABD-* CXUtBBATKD
WIIX MTSCTOAli.T OCTta
Liver Cmaylalst, Djspepste» Jfaa«Jk«, Ckmnetr Iftnmt D*6&ty, Doeeam mfth* •mtft, mmd mil Uttmmt mritimg firwm Mttrirrlf lietr •r fitswsrit. QUCH as Constip^ion, Inward Piles, O
NIMMor
Bi««d to U«)
BM4,
PUfwi
in?"f"S
"No sir, she's out."^ t' "Then I'll step i* and sit by the fire." "That's out too.'*" :T\,
and
1853- Total deaths,
Died ofConsumpUou,
I6S4. Total deaths, Dl*d of Consntbptlon, other diseases,
Jan. 341a
Acidity |o» lh«
Stouiacb, 5ao**a, Bmrttatn, IHwtut for Pood. Ful•e»*r Weirht ttie fHomaefc. Soar EmctaUoi**, dnklncor riuUeriiiral lb* III of til® S»om»ch,Swtm•lng»rtt« Head, Bnrrted ud difficult BrMliijoic, Flatlerta Htlou I Dotiofweb* I
ng attlis ttosrt, Ch*kln* or Kuflbc»Hn« Sma«Iw ID a lytac poatoro, Dtanm of Virion, web* before U« SlgM, Ferer «wl Dill Pita l» the B«*d, UeSeloney or Per»pir»tio« t)i« Rkto, sad fcyei, Cito to
VellownoM of
the
Umbo, *«., Sadden Klu»he» of Heal, Bntraln^o the
Sldr, Beeh, CM,
the Rfcto, «ad fcyei, Cito Unbt, fa., Seddee ftoehi Fleeb, OoB«t«Bt lamftninst of Xrtt»Bt great •too ofKplrlUr •.
eprec
The kroniietor,U ealltnc the M^itloa of the pah* lie to tat* preparation, does «o irith a the otiuoxt eonSdeoee in lit
Ttrtae*
and adaptaUon the
•dlieaeee tor whteli tt reeewmenied.' It
BO
nevaod eatHod ertlele, bat one that ua
•tood the test of a ten years1trial before theAmerican people, ita reputattoit and aale are unrtvalied by any almlUr prenaratieo* extant. The teaOmoay fttrnrjjirpnby the irort prominent and well-* sown Phyatetanaasd IsdMdaaUin allparuof the country imtuenae, aac a cerefol perosa) of the Altmaae, published «nntally by the proprietor, and »o be had cratle of any or hi Agents, cannot bul saUsfy toe most skeptical that this' reitedy 1» really deterrlag the great Oeletoit it has obtained.
DR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
,\&k& roll THB SFWSDY CCBB 0* Coughs, CoW», fnjluenxa. Crowp. Horteveat, Bronekiti*, Distant of the Bowel* arieiny
from
r*a*m Fiver
Cola,
Incipient Con*umpliont*nd far the ruitf mmd (if at mU pouible) curt o/'PmumI* in edvanctd stages of tie latter 4iatate. C* ATARRH, or Common Cold, as it is familiarly called J» worthy or study, a«d serions enough to be avoided, if possible. Ir. Bell says: "I wlU tiot «T tiKAtroldi ®.re to our Inhabitant* what the
are to these of other
countries tut 1 can a*erconfldently thai thejf u«»er in disease ef greater complicity aud mortality Uian he at
In the danger of
Rwncliti*
and
Pncumirnia,
PUKMSIII,
which
often follow In U»e train of a -neglected coM, anu In Phthisis
the tubereular IrriUtlon of which
Is developed the same cause, we sorely hare proof and argnment iiitlelent for attention, not only to toe preventive means, but also lo the caxatlve ones of. a disease, wnleh however mild In Its incaptUn, Is direclly orlnUlrectly prodoctlv. of sucn dlveraifled and alarming recoils.
This lesson should be partlcrilarly Impressed on those who have t»ny censlltutlonal tendency to P*lsnarf
The use of the Balsamic Cordial, ag eeably to the directions accompanying each b«ttle will readily
In eases of
naUe
cur®
the most distressing case of couch. Conghs sometime* proeeed from disordered or d'-speptle state of the stomach, in which ca»o ths Oof man Hitters should be used, in cases of ea ness, general debility of the ystem, resulting Two a protracted cough, the Gerxuan Bitters will be found of great benefit.
Inflnmatlon of the Lungs, the pwm-
Inont tvmptoms generally are—hunted and painful respiration, Imperfeet arterlallmtlon of ttie bloed, cnoghand expectoration,attended with excitement ©r the heart, fever, various derangements of the ntjre tiveaad urinary systems, prostration qf strength, «o. The lung* may be diseased without any of ilte«e n»P(ein*
being mrtminetu,
but tb« inarraur produeed dnr-
Ing inspiration and respiration, and the alte»nate contraction and expansion of the chest, evident to both slkhtand feeling,all furnish most Imporuntphysleal algtusln ease of disease, and should receive prompt at-
This disease to usually caused by a eold settling on the lungs, nut) the use of the Balsamle Cordial soon perforfosa cure.
These rible fatality of diseases resulting frnm a way be seen by a glai ce at the following statistics, taken from the rocords of the Board or Health of Philadelphia, cot.ftsseedly one of the most healthy localltW in the Union!— ISM Total deaths In Philadelphia, 10,981 llled of Consumption, ,»IS all othar diseases (3$0 in number,) S,»tt
.pf*« 11^14 to.-mtTS 11814
from these figures It will be seen that nearly onefourth ol the total deaths in Ibe country are caused by consumption, to say nothing of the numerous other di-cases springing from a "slight cold.
Th« proprietors are in the possession of certfflcates showlnz that the Balsamic C*rdljl has effecteu cures where all other remedial means have tolled Glv« It a trial.
These invaluable medicines aw prepared only by Dr. C. M. Jackson, 41S Arch Street, Philadelphia, and are for sale dnig«Uta and storekeepers in every town anu village In the United States, Canada*,and Wet Indies.
Price 7J
Sold
cents per bottle.
ID
Terre Haute by J.
K.
Cunningham, in Mld-
dlctown by Earnest Fish, in Sew Market by J. B. Armentrout. Jan. 3, ISHHI-w-ljr
DR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS. THE
GERMAN BITTERS
ANDTHB
A I O I A
Will cure Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Chronic Diar rbwa, Conshs. Coldn, Hoan»ene«, Croup. Bronchitis, and Incipient Consumption, when everything etfe ia of no effect. This may be the testimony oftbotisands, in every walk of life. Jndefs, member# of ConpreM, cler«Dinen.lawyer*, merchant*, mechanic, and eren phrid«n*, hare
i——jr -i'M- sssss: Preuared only by Dr. M. Jaefaoo, 418 Arch St.-wt, Philadelphia, and for sale by droggirts and storekeepers, in every town and village in the
United State# and Canada. .M* Igewrtow bottle. See adrertlseaient.^
Textc-Haute & Richmood R. E. Co SECRETARY'SOFFICE TWUUBliatrrs, DEC.38, li-W
WOTICifi.—The Boaxd ol Di
reciorf hare this dny, dedawd a S«M-A«o mlKvMtead ofFlv« par era*., oa CapiUl aock, parabfe oat of the crfrtie Ro^,
for the ^tbs, endiag Rove^er 30A. to fl»e W mm at IbaoSlceofihe T»wawtsr of dw Owr^ ia T^Haal^
Dec. 30, MU
CHAB. WOOD,See*),
Money Loaned.
rpHK Stiworibm are wm hmEuog wmm on tkori tiiae, oa Walehi*. Jewelry. 6sae»
»««,« tW Aactioa Room. Ka* rtdsof the Ferine IBooaw.'Penooa Jcahiag saaatt awo—*i may btaoon H^dated atalt Intans.
O
ft,
one
"VX/'E beg leave to call the attention of the Trade, and more especially the Physicians of the country, to two of the most popular remedies now before the public. We refer to
Br,
Choi.
M'Lane's Celebrated^
Vermifuge and Liver Pills. We do not recommend them as universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their rclme purports, viz.:
THE VERMIFUGE, For expelling Worms from the human system. It has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various Animals subject to Worms.
THE LIVER FILLS, Forthecure of LIVER COMPLAINTS, all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK HEAD-Ac
HE,
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In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Quinine, they almost invariably make a speedy and permanent curc
As specifics for the above mentioned diseases, they are Unrivaled, and never known to fail when administered in accordance with the directions,
Their unprecedented popularity has induced the proprietors, -FLEMING BROTHERS, /. \RTT PITTSBURGH, PA. to dispose of their Drug business, in which they have been successfully engaged for the last Twenty Years, and they will now give their undivided time and attention to their manufacture. And being determined that Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills shall continue to occupy the high position they now hold among the great remedies of the day, they will continue to spare neither time nor expense in procuring the Best and Purest material, and compound them in the most thorough manner. Address all orders to
is
LOGAN tk SHERIRJRH.
|fov.l94if Siga of tfc# TVea »alla.
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FLBUS3 BEOS. Hltelifgli, P".
Pd Drater* IUKI r"hv«Ml»« tnm tJwa ClMBiitfc ItnvL, will wrfl wrtte Uwlr
cHuflBrtly. fti* mam hd Dr. IT %. V'» Br*. rmAmh. P*. to
UMM
trUI. will
fmtt
qf the «a»mm
4£&FBmXit Btmtufcim
I would respecdfolly In form the citisens of Terre-Haute and vidnity that I hats joat received from thefiaet, one of th^_,
Largest and best selected stocks of Boot* and SkPM ever o/fetet for sale in tliia market, embracing every variety of
Men's Women's and Chndren'fiilVeariT-
8«ltiti)le^rt^_the Fall aad Winter tais» I««H)l^«eU
A% WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT THE LOWEST JJVINGl RATES, ^OR CASH.
OB the shortest uotioe, any 'cind of work which may be called for.' My old cnatomers and all others are respectfully invited to give me a callv Remember the place—No. 107 Wabash Street, iaiss'j a One door East of Southern Bank, Terre-Haute, Ind.
DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
to ri»'
torwu*
per
mmO.
bart»Mi tlwwMSMit lam gnwlf »ceirapw«ted by twaotjr own egtm. Jan. 3, •59-dirtf
MEATS
THEaodentgoed
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takepleasnreia««mo«mdnc
lo tbe dtitrm of Teere-Haate, tiat they have taken tbe room west of the State Bank, oa Ofcij atreet, known aa the Bberwii»e where the? iaiead eoo^rtly oa hand,
ALL KINDS OF MEATS,
9mA as B*ef, Pork, ronltry* »a«aa«e, Baeoa, u4 Hiuaa, all of obldk «iU be served to nit cwtoosenu Also, Batter, Kf»a, and all loads of COURTRT PRODUCE.
Om prices abali be gr*4aated aeeoidiacto tbe tlorea, aad alwajr* as law as tbe loareit. We mc a ia»e«l riiars of tbe poWIe ptrroafe, a»1 hope old and aew coMomen will reaaeaiber tbe sta mi sot fenrft to eatt
VOBIS WALKER,
P. We ako have a ataad aortii of tbe Caoal jobiiaf Wat. Rankin's Groeerjr stand, which
with the bestaf Meato.
at?
y.kt.
Wanted.
AKTS^OKD-BASD
MWS vaatle? totnde a good NEW er PIA5C, tm hmeof a mod chance fcf 5rt« at the «5tewart UOMH liwa A. M. «*ta 7 P. M-, forafew En aaire fer B. FOSTE1. "W8I ,4 w. y, I
ttrire tor Deei, m,*t
W --n. S.*" 2
I am Also Prepared to Manufacture to Order,?
Nov. 10, 'S8-d3mwl^ mm:: .-**« .• v,„ Jp. p. DECK.
r*
VERMIFUGE
FT W «WSL»* FCX.* T-V, -V ^4
LIVER PILLS.
JTOOKS
*5§U
FOR THE
•^wtf ei "r
si!
l??k#
a
AND
'NEW YEARS, Among which are some of the handaom*
estTvolumes ever produced in thia country.'
Superbly Bonnd
AND BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED and
ILLUSTRATED.
A Great Variety of
a a
In Antique and Velvet Bindings, both plain and ornamented.
BOOKS
The wants of the ChildreD have not be^n
t? overlooketl in our selectiou of
HOLIDAY BOOKS
An .extensive assortment of f«
INTERESTING, INSTRUCTIVE,.
-i:£ "'v
AMUSING, AND ATTltACtlYB
Volumes of every grade and priee can be found at W. II. BUCKINGIIAfo'fV
Dec. 18-ltf Bo»k Store.
AT THE NEW
FRKNCII STORE.
116, Main at., between 4th dc 5thft Terre-Hatato, Indiana.
25 per cent Keduction on their whole 8tock of Woolen Goods. .fust received, decfrMly fh* h«#t assortment of heary and light Cloths, Canai:neros and Vcatings, in the city, sn at a reduction of 25 per cent on last fsil prices.
Among the lot of Cloths are, Fnr Cloths—all prices. Seal Cloths—all prices,
Peter Sham—all prices,.^ Beaver-all prices, Pilot—all prices, 1 ,, Trieo—all prices,
In CildM0r— they have a splendid HLS, snch as '7 3-4 Fancy Colored—-all prices 3 4 Black do 6-4 Fancy colored »:--ado 6-4 Black
41do
do
1
./
Vestlngsa t*)i-
i-K( Black and Fancy fiilk Velvets. Fancy Colored Silk Pluh, Black and Fsncy Also a fine line of DRESS GOODS very cheap.
E O I E I E S
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Shawls! Shawls! ghawls! Shawls! TWO HUNDRED CLOTH CLOAKS, at a reduction «»f 80 per canton last,,
Fall's prices.
Boots and ShoM Cheap.
Skirts! Skirts! (Skirts!
UNDEBSHIRT8 AND DRAWEES! BO0ZEK AMD OLOTB8! And Domestic Goods of all descriptions*
JOSEPH ZOLEZZU Balasmat