Terre Haute Journal, Volume 2, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 November 1858 — Page 2
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There as a snow storm at Ox-
ACall for Peace. Th.it staunch 'lampion, of the Lecompton policy, of ll'r Administration, flia T'..l,rr-,! r
.miner Jencunce "the further agitation Dd 1anl4' M,s9 ' on tu ,0lh "slof (lis dead Kansas Abstractions those Eleven negroes were sold in dry .nJ dirty (ex's of pas, dtsension" SMrV11' (TeD n lLe ,5th for
t"nu cans upon uie National Democracy 'U I.Ci:II)i;.T IX lSCO, i to consign these delusive phantoms and
fcTEPHTN A. D0l7GLAS,,unnbs,"n,ia, feudj ,oob,,v!oD 'l T1,T ,-., t,.. T :
or ii.li.xo is.
, , . Democratic Jollification.
Hie DrtDoctaey of Indianapolis had a
- j-i'.iticaiiin over the t-uecesrv of lis Doitinerary in Illinois oa Thursday night. The meeting wan large ar.'! enthusiastic. The Sentinel fcays Cu. Nail an B. Palmer called to the Chair, a d Austiu II. Drown, Esq., was appointed Secretary. , Colonel Palmer, upon ta-.ing the chair, r,naiked that lie felt to-iiig'.t pretty much as old John Adam3 did whn he rose in Lis p'ae immediaUly after the passage of the Declaration of independence- by
the r ederal Congress in I77Gt
and said
of that event that it should be celebrated ' 'or 'Ijscoln candidates' '.o defeat Senator
This," says the Examiner, with man-
ly directness, 'must be dona at the sacrifice of all past and merely personal feuds. Tl.e party will not tolerate ti e
Administration's waging a war with Senator Doicus, nor Senator Docolas
opposing the general policy of the Administration. "A national fpei:tacle, which would make the Democracy send up a shout
like that with whi h they split the air at
Jackson's second inauguration, would be
'Old Buck' and the 'Little Giant in close
embrace, the entertainment to be followed by thoexecu ionofihe rascally office-
noljers 111 Illinois, who renort f v,tA
in all after tide by the firing of cannons
(he beating of drums, and by every othe
appliance which should manifest the joy
of an American pcop'e. He felt to rejoice
X' edin"ly in honor of the great vh lory
which has so recently been achieved by
the Dt-mocracy of the State of Illinois
He was conBdent that there lad .ieve
leen in tie United Slates su;h intinse
heartfelt and general excitement ovt ranv
S ate election, as over the contest whicl
has just.tlosed in Illinois. This excite
tuent pervaded every part of the Union
from Maine to California, from Mi-jhi'an
to Florida ; ami every heart was beatin
and every pu!s.e was throbbing with in tense anxiety in regard to the great bat tie that was theu fought.
A fier the close of Col. Palmer's speeel
John O. Davis, O. B. Toibet, Col. Du mont, It. J. Hyan, and Judge 'Wick ad dressed the meeting.
The committee on resolutions, consist
ing of the following gentlemen, Win. M.
JlcCarty, John F. Carr, Gordon Tanner, A. Seidensticker Jere Smith, D. S. Good
ing, L. C. Elstop, John Hendiicks, W.
C. Kiso, D. G. Vawler, reported the fol
lowing lesolutions :
1 . Resolved, That we approve and re. affiim the time honoied principles of the ' D-mocrtic par: v, as l.-.id down by the
several successive National Convention
for the nomination of candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the
United States.
2. Resolted, That thu Cincinnati -Plat
form stands as the latest and only author
itative exposition of Democratic principles, uualterable until changed by another
3. Resolved. That according to the true inten; and meaning ofthe Cincinnati platform, the people of each territory, prepartory to their admission into the Union as a State, have an inalienable right to adopt and ratify their constitution at a fair election, to be held in pursuance of law for that purpose, and that no territory should be forced into the Union as a State with a Constitution which has cot been thus ratified and adopted. 4. Resolved, That we are still in favor of the great doctrine of the Kansas-Nebraska bill and that by a practical appli. ration of that doctrine, the people of a State or of a territory are vested with the right of ratifying or rejecting, .at the ballot box, any constitution that ranv ba formed for tb sir government; and" that hereafter no territory should ba admitted into the Union as a State, without a fail expressioa of the will of the people being first haJ upon the constitution accomp.v nying the application for admission. 5. JitioleeJ, That we cordially approve and will faithfully carry out tie recommendation of President Buchanan, in his annual message, that the example of the Minnesota case, wherein Congress passed
an enabling act, requiring the constitution to be submitted to '.he people, should be followed in all future c;ues. 6. Resolved, That in Stnator DouMas we hail the enlightened statesman, 'the tried patriot, and the eloquent and fearless champion of popular rights. 7" Itfol'fJt That we admire his heroic fidelity to principles and his E'ern iutecrrity of pu-pose which resisted alike the threats and blandishments of power
Do0cla3. The desired harmony can be accomplished by the peculiar friends of Judge Douglas giving the general ad-raini-trative pohcy of Mr. Buchanan that candid support which it merits. It is
equdly the duty of the President to re
frain from waging a war of extermination
upon the friends of Judge Douglas ; as
ujjude Douglas and the Democracy of
ll.inois, we owe the Lite- victory, whic
has saved the Northern Democracy from
universal defoit,
The National Eraays that Senator Sumner will return to this country in time to lake his seat at the opening of Congress. The New York Time9 of Fridoy contiins abstracts of sixteen Thanksgiving Sermons delivered the dsy before in that city. L ieut. Maury, IT. S. N., will lecture before the Y. M. M. L. A., in Smith fe Nixon's Hall, Cincinnati, a week from next Monday night.
swekt Luvr.ormi 1;. BT SIULB Ml9IT.
DR. EASTERLY'S Al V It FA It I LI. A. Ill cure all dsea- (rising from id Impure stale of the Biood, or a deprave! condition of the Colds of the lv f .. t. . r . ... , . . .
Kheomall.ia, Whita d-elliDr. Cfcronie srtre Ec.X ,
l-ile. B01U, Erjr,ipclaa, Goal re, Haln in the Boooe
ana Jo.nu. LIcer. l the Month and Throat, and all w 1 rt
wUrunIC unaiuumi Uix-.Moa. Thla meUlcine tearrheeootthe very toota ofthe disease by parirjinic the blood, and ehninsu,e-er,.lton, ln the svtem.
mw remorlnS the eaase, which .rendera the era I ctai and man.iT. Da. KurteLT'e Ioma in Swmiau will core the )ir nmcriiu di,.,,, an .rie oot and destroy erery particle of a.acrar which is in the iIrr and cure its bad elWts. 111 will core UOMM.T BTmi: Ort..u b,, au.l will drive lb. sryunc vices and ail iniNrutT '" an4' KMirritocs aurrat o Jt of too ,T,ltn thmnrh the roan, or b wu.Hrt restore the Patient to a per-r.-rt state of arstTH and mitt. It is a positive core ortim nirUIT anil DT...n . ir
A RKANSA3 oEN A TOR I AT, tLKCTOS. Oil length of time. I challenge me ,,i,i , ...
A great many mechanics in Cin-' Tuesday week last, Wm. K. Sebastian i eqy"a ,n,h,, complaints. The ami.-ted win bear in
N-!wcln.l beauty is my Lor , el In hr earnest face Store's such a world of tendrnesa, Kbe Deeds do other frrace ; Hnr smiles, and voice, aroand my Tfe, In lijrbt and music twine ; And dear, oh very denr to ane, la this sweet Love of oiin Oh jy ! to know there's one fond heart, Ke-l ever trae to me; It rets mine !rap;m like a lyre, Id sweetest melol 1 M y siul ap sprlnjrs a .leitv 1 1 o hear her voice divine ; And ile ir, nb 1 vuiy ner lo me. Is l:.U swetrt Loveof uiiue. Ifeverfhave sighed for wealth, I Wis - li fo.-her I trow; And in wn Fame's vior -vreath, I'll twine it on h(r brow, Thre may belongs more ItcanUfuI, And sonls ef sannier shine. But none, oh ! n ne so de r'o me, As this sweel Love of min"!
nat given nonce mat lie will r
present all persons who are engaged in selling liquor without license.
Pbiobess Wixxer AoA.sr. At the
cinoaii are out of employment. It is the; ws unarimously norainaled for United same in regard to female laborers. (States Senator by the Democratic niem-
Marshal Akers, of New Albany, ! bers of t,,e Arkansas Legislature. His s given notice that he will promptly .fPPenl8 in the convention on the first
of Vasluni7Lon, and Mr. Perkins of Sd-
baslian county, who withdrew before the
ewmarket. Houghton Races, England, ceived the unanimous nomination of the
uu uciowr juui, len liroecK 8 i'rioress ' rnnnits. Tho C..; ; T :,1
(Amer ; beat Little Poodle. :n a match was fixed for the day follrwin. when for 8 1.000. the owners iHing. Col. Ten we suppose, he was re-el tcted to the Broeck arrived 10 New oika few days United States Seeate for the term of six
sir.ee.
ey
itiT The SherilF of Monroe county
oners a reward of S?.') Ve ih onrM
-"
hension of John Kodgers, who recently
escaped from the officer while on his way
to the State Prison. Rodgers was con t-iltlll f MA n 1..,. l, , ' .! , . .
. ..vv, innuDiauiuiT in me recent term
of tho Monroe Circuit Court. Tl
ought to send for Tavloh Jo.ves.
Popular Move. In the House of
Representatives on Monday last. Col
Edwards, of this county, introduced a
resolution against taking back the W. &
E. Canal, and it was carried by 99 vote
in its favor. It would undoubtedly have
received tho entire ICO votes of the
House, but un fortunately one member was
absent !
&3T Our friend Jxo. P. Uaird. Esq
one of our Representatives, has already
taken a prominent position in th T
a
ature. His ability and souud sense w i!
give him a standing and an influence in
that body not usually Possessed by new
n em bers.
in sustaining i i "lit.
Governor's Me3saga. This excellent and brief document, read before both Houses of the Le-isl.uure on Monday evening, appeared in our daily issue yesterday. It is confined to directing the attention f tiie General Assembly to p-cul objects, the levying of a tax for
ttu year, building a Jtc.
new penitentiary.
To
Jt37The New Albany Ledger says
wo Lecomptcn papers in the south part
of the State are endeavoring to read the
Ledger and fix other papers of similar
views out of the Democratic ranks.
iVhat tomfoolery !
37" The Crawfordsville Review hoists
the name of Stephen A. Douglas for
President in 1860, sxitject to the decis
ion of the National Convention.
From tfe I.ofaette Journal, A Hoosier Pri8 I'iht.
Since ihe celebrated fiht between
Moriisseyand Heenan, sportinc circles
have been on the Qui vive on tha reDort
r . . 1
oi quite a numDcr ot matches at fistiana that had been arranged to come off. It appears from the correspondence published below ihttour city is to have the honor
I lurnislnng Ito worthies to battle each
ther's physiogomies at so much per ido. The following are tho notes nre-
minary to the meeting, that have rwsa.
d :
Indianapolis, Nov. IGth. 1853. I hereby ehallen-re John Trimmer to a
fair stand up, or a rough and tumble contest as he may see fit. for from $r,n in
200 a side : the same to come offat La
fayette or Indianapolis, as may be agreed upon. Any commtiLication addressed tc me, at Iudianapolis, will meet with prompt attention. AUGUSTUS ROLLER. I A FAYETTE, Nov. 10th, 1853. .Vr. Avgvstus Roller : Sm: Seeing your challenge in the Courier, of this evening; dated November 16.h, Indianapolis, I take pleasuro in answering it, I hope satisfactorily. I will fight tor S100 to take place in three weeks from the lime the first forfeit is put up. The place to be appointed by our respective friends. With respect, JOHN TRIMMER. Ccre for Corn's The the thousands of persons who go limping along, from Uie lameness caused by corns, we would recommend a certain and fpeedy cure. Dragu's Arctic Limuext is an infallible remedy for all Corns, whether soft or hard, and two or three applications are nil that is necessary to cure the most inveterate case- Let no one who is roubled with tiujse disagreeable companions, fail tomskea trit.1 of it. A cure is warranted in all eases. The Arctic Liniment U f.
j sle by Druggists generally.
In the case f the United Slates
vs. Chailus R. Demminrr, indicted a year
ago for opening letters belonging to the Sentinel Company at Indianapolis a nollepros, was entered by District Attorney Voobees.
The Memphis Advocate states
X5T The editor of the Express in his dianapolis hitter, published this morn
mg nihk- s a silly attuk on Gov. Wit lAao. Th vanity of Hcd?0 is truly kkanlng. Everj body know x tLst W il-
1-aro ha uiore sun in Lis little finger XiT W learn frou the Owen co. than exkta i i the braios of fortv thou-1 Jour-n'. that the casein which the
eaai B.b IIudor.s. Vet the editor of th Express don't seer to sppreciito this gr tral public opinion t" The Derrocritic gain iu the recent "Illinois election was 2 J .'27"!
election of Treasurer of that county was contested by Geo. Dittemore, was, after
an investigation of two days by the county cornrniasionerp, doeiJed ia'favxjrof II. O. IUlbsrt and against George Dlttemore, the present iacumbeot, hy ataa Jrity oi oue vote.
that James 3. Clay has sold the residence
of Henry Cay, Ashland, for two hundred thousand acres of Texas land. Ti e Louisville papers make no mention of this. Goodwin of the Indianapolis Amei ican, pitches into tho doings of the Legislature of '57 like a thoufand of brick.
The Pardon went to Mr. Auditor Dodd to inspect the records, and that functionary charged his Reverence two dollars for the priviiege, whereat the latter tries
to take it out in spiteful phillipics.
The Plan of the Aew abolition Crusade.
The war-ciy of Mr. Sjward, says the
Albany Argis, against the South meets
its response everywhere through the ranks of the opposition. Giddins snuffs
up the breeza like an old war horse, and cries ha I ha 1
The only way to preserve the R?publi-
cin party is to abolitionizo it. It must
become aggressive or cease to live. So Mr. Gidd.ngs' organ, the Ashtabula Sentinel, says, and it adds :
,We have rio choice left us we have
no alternative or middle erround before
us. . Our own party existence is identified
Willi the boldest war in defence of our
principles. As the greatest and most
dangerous enemy ofliberty, we must oppose slavery. We must now fight, not its extension only but its existence. We must
wage war upon it to the lst, admitting
no compromises slopping short of nothinbut its entire overthrow. Its defenders propose no compromise and will accept none. So should.it be with us. The verv
extentofall implied in our platform mu3t
oe our goal. ve must insist upon the total eradication first, from our own
State, of every vestige of the iufluence and power of slavery, then fr the
ueneral uovernment, in its territori-'.s
and upon the seas. Then we must follow it to the State3 where it exists, with all the lawful powers ofthe General Gov
ernment to limit its evils there, by all the
uuuence ana political machinery of the
nation. We should promise to use the
patronage of the General Government for freedom as it is used now for slavery A.nd all the. powers of the oartv annul.!
be pledged to hem in and hunt down the
accursed institution with all the lawful powers we can carry beyond the limits of the slave States. We should follow if to
the very lines of those States which, of
course we cannot constitutionally oros3 anJ project into them, all tht moral in
(laence of liberty, and preach the aosnel of
... .
rrceaom to item, urge emancipation upon them; feed them with the "political loaves and fishes, and all else that will promote our cause. Above all, we should let it be understood by every man that joins
me ivpuoiic-in ranks that he has enlisted
n a holy war ofliberty in a 6acred cru
sade against every form of oppression over the minds and bodies of mn Slaverv
has no rbhts. We Bhould therefore con
cede it none. Tha sole admitted barrier
to our work should be the fact that we
ave no governmental power within the
slave States. With that exception we should march forward, without concealment, without compromise, till the institution is no more. This 13 the issue our opponents present to us. Shall we not meet it like men ? Who is so bae as to say no ? The meaning of this is, let the Middle States invits slaves to escape, and refuse to surrender them. Lt the North take possession of both Houses of Congress, and of the Executive Department. Reconstruct t"e Judiciary. Make slaveholding a disqu difieation for office, and
Abolitionism tho requisite for all posi
tions, t ill the Southern Post-offices with
Abolition agems, and make the mails the OKCM f... .1.. j: .
uisseminauoo ol insurrec
tionary publications. Use the money po
wy and the puUic domain as bribes for emancipation ; and tax tho Sutes that
refuse to comply with tho deauncb of
"northern fanaticism.
years. St. Iaju'i Republican.
flIIERRICK S SUGAR COATED J) For nil thepnrposesofa Family Medicine What better evidence li you want Hint a man d'ies not love Inmtiviras he ought, and ooef love fumi ly.lhiln tbulnn rtjfu.p., or nezlens i, provide anil keep on han.l this rerlnin rumu.ly for Liver Complaint, I)yspej)Si. Jaaiulice, Headuclio, Obstructions, Ac. 1JE VD THIS TESTIMONY. Hi.rMOon,Si:,:ltoS; County July 15,187. To Dr. Ha81c A Co.: Oenu The largj amount of your Snetr Coaled fills e received tmm t., ... i . ,
are all solil. TUo (Ionian. 1 for lhnm nmrw.n.Tu, -n.i,J
mers lias been ou the inrre ite, ami wo w.sb you to send us nnother lot imue,li,t,.y. We keep many kimlnof Pills in our slore, but 'tis seldom we sell any but .4erncks. Your Ki.l Strengthening Flusters are much used here, an.l like Iho Pills, ttiwuse all who use Ikum. Yours, respectfully, yjiruv a Kivrw
iiiero rmsaro warranieii to cure I.ivor l oinpluint. These Pills are warrant ! to cure Dvpesi. Theso Pills am warrantud to cure Female Complaints. These Pillsai-ewariaDteiJ lo cure t hrouic liiarrhea. These PiMssre warranted to cure Kidney Co npluinis. 1 hese Pills are warrunted to cure ilk II 'adaclie. 'these Hills are warranted to euro .Nervousness. (old by iriiir?is's. 23 cts a Uox.ora UoxesrorSI. fold every win re. firs Adverti emen on Tfiird Voe. B. Edvsi3 Dear Sir : 'M ill yoi picaso Inform your many readers t at we have constantly on hand a large end trcll-telrctel tlock rf Ik, lest C00KIXii STOVKS in this market? Among theso will be lound the justly clelrated AJAX and CHAR TEH :
Lie lormar rroui Iho '.veil-known house of Yosk & Co., Ibany, N. Y., tho laf.or from Cn imbila a A. Co., ClnjinnaU. Also, that we havsall nutlcrusnnd sizes of Cooki'115 Stoves, and every variety of 11-atin S'nnn for Pcrlors, Dini-ng Roamt, Stores, Shops, School Ictuses, and Chitrches. TIN-WAKK of every dojcrij.'ion always on land,
fiMueoy r-i rorxsM, CtmSteUers, Straw Cutters, Portai.'s JlsricHl!ral S'eam D-ilcrs, mnn f ill lino of F irmi' g I nplo cuts. Vo ask you lo rait atb-iitio-i lo oar sloc because T.mas IIartj, MOXET SUinCE, and wearenllir at muck S.V.6LI. PROFITS that wn can't afford to ad. vcrtite.
Yon mlh' 1d that we have a larsre amount duo us', which, ir promptly paid, would enablens more liberaly to patronizo Iho printer. Yours, Nov. SO datlm S. WOLF CO.
" iodi.vi ixs MitipRjLl.t will care all Nervou. disease,, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases orthe Kidney's Bladder and Urinary Orjrans, in a few days. It III remove Pimples and Blotches from the vacs and make the Skin Clear, Wbile and Beautiful asAlaJwster. It does this by purifying' the BLOOD, and by IU pron-'--rir,04t-0 Livar, Kindnevs.and Seer UrjOrpw, pro lrtiogToroiia health. Persons who bare loigr been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sores, Tetter, King-worms, Scald Head, Clotches, Ernption of the Skin and all Cutaneous diseases are advised to procure Gridley's Salt Rheum and Ttter Ointmont lo apply on the Sores, or diseased parts, when usicc Da. EtsTEitLi's InDtsri ad Saksapkilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifles the Stood, and eause the sores to diseharre their pctsid n.rrr.a, and the OiTaf.T HEAt-t rarx. When both are used (which I slways recommend) a PEantacNT and iaBical e at is always effected. They are the bestand most rovnrrjLCDKT'VE known to man. A fair trial is ail lu -I do not fear the result. Price or the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 per Bof.Ie. or 6 Bottles for f 3. Gridley's Salt Khenm Ointment 75 cents per Bottle. Both are prepared by Da. Eastfjcit. corner of Third and Chesnut sis., St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to wham all orders must be addressed. V3T Sold by T. H.Barr Co., and P. M. Donnely, Jrugg'sts, in Terra Hauto,andbydrtigsiats generally.
Irll.CAH'f'S COl till KACSAM
will cure Cauhs, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis.
npiuinor Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, Pleuri sy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpi talion of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat
Cbestani Lungs. So one should neglect a Congh or Cc'd a single day. Millions i'.e annually by neglecting
a t-u.w mu.i i oi.li. Coughs and Colds lead to Cob
srsiFT:ow, and then to an early death. Reader hare
you a f ough, Coldor any disease of the longsT Pro
cure at once that celebrated remedy. Da. Cakteb
I oi-oii Balsam which nerer fails to relieve a Cough
in twenty-four hours, and always ccbes the woajri
CASas of Colds, Coughs, and all diseases of tbeThroa and Lungs In a few days. Price Trial bottles, 1'
cenls; large bottles, SI per bottle, or 6 bottles for SS
u--UK. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chesnut
tieels, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom al
orders man be addressed to get tho genuire. Sold by
1. M. Barr Co .and P.M. Donnely, in Terr Haute
ana by druggists gunurully.
llfwe Invite the attention of the siek and afflicted, lo the advertisements In our columns of Dr. Easterly's iodine and Sura;ar!lla, and Gridley's Sal Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Couth Ba! sam, Dr. Baker's Jpecidc, Dr. Hooper's Female Cor dial, and Dr. Easteriy's Fever and Ague Killer. I hese medicines are prepared by a thoroughly edu
cated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual In
ouringlhe diseases fbrwhiua they are recommended. They are standard remedies, andean be found la nearly every Drug and Apo thecar. ,;.tore in the Unied Stales. u&wly
LIU tOII ItlltCA.
This wealcnin disease is one of ihe DU. EASTERLY'S. , . . , . .... ,. , criGVeiC A.HDAGI'K KILi.m-Wll mo.tobst.nate in re listing ordinary med- ure A;affand F,.Tcr, rhin..d Fever, Dumb Ague, ioal treatment, Simoly because it is re- Inlermiltebt and Remittent Fevers, and all the varigarded too much as a local '.flection j '-""f F-i.-identio Biniou, ciim.te. n m I there Is a !, wo?a or child stiffeilng with Aorr By arresting the Constitutional Cause, by asd Favsa, they are advised to proenre Dr. Easterimprovinsr the general tone and virror of . ly'Fever ,nJ Ae" KiUeT- 11 u "" . , SPCAOT AKD rCRMAXEirr. In it.
ILI-Mit. IIlKi:it'S SPKClt'IC will cure
Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, Semina! Weakness
Chordeo, diseases of tho Kidneys, Bla lder, and all
diseases of the genital organs. Reader, mve yoc a
Pbivats Disasa? Do not neglect it. Dan is Dak
amors. Da. Bakeu's Srccirtc is a safo, speedy, an
R'tsiCALceaa. With Dr. Bakers Spe-iflcyoo can CUKE YO0HSELP,and preveut eiosure, as plain directions for 1130 accompany the medicine. Price fl i
per boltlo.
B3- 1)15. EASTERLY, "corner Third and Chesnut streets. St. Lonis, Mo., s!e proprietor, to whom all
orders muv be add resscxl to gut the genuine. Sold bv
T. H. Barr Jt Co-, and P. M. Donnely, in Terr
Haute, and by druggists generally.
OTDK. HOOPKIt'S FK.yiAt.K ( OKI)I.
A Li T,'HI cura all Female Co nph.inLi, such as Ex
cessive, Suppressed, r Pai&ful Menstruation, Fluor
Albus or Whites, 5arrenness, Sallow Complexion.
Headacho, Diziiness, Weak Nerves. Frightful Oreams-
and alt diseases caused bv Colds, Checked Perspira tion. Excesses, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexna
Orgurs. Dr. Hooper's FemaU Ccrdial is universally
acknowledged by the ladios the best remedy ever in
vented. (ESPrce $1 per boille.orsix bottles for $". Da. Eastkrlv, cornerof Third and Chesnut streets, St. Louis. Mo.. Sale Proprietor, and to whom all or
ders must be dressed. Suld by T. H. Burr A C., and P. M. Donnely, In
j Terre Haute, and 'jy druggists generally.
the system, the PERUVIAN SYRUP is
of itself able to remove speedily this exhaustinj form of female diseases. SPJECTACMi AKD OLASSCS OF TIIEBCSTQUALITY I make accurate measurement of tbe focus of both
eyes, and .elect Glasses which I wakiart to suit them.
I have tht genuine Periscopic Lenses, which are superior to any other glasses. I have also a full assortment ofthe above Lenses on
hand which I will set in frames and warrant to give aailslaction . N.EKLAXGER,
At Arnold & Co. 'a Store, TCov. 13, ll-dw-rrj! Wirren Rlwk, No .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PK.OVIBI03NT AND GROCERY STORE! ONAVabash st., comer of rabah and Xiuth, near the Canal Itasin, TERRE-UAUr:j,LD. TJIEIAII SIICW.TIAJUjEIC V CO. TAKE this opportunity to in form their friends and the citizens generally they have Jim opened anew Provision Store at the above place, wilb a fine and Isrce slock of the best G'-jeeries and Provisions, Including everylhing i-sually found in a Brst-rlass establisbmenl, which will ba sod allow pices. l it i ortii's of Sbewmakrr's Warehouse is reuovod to this store. V. SHEW MAKEK ts. CO. Xsr. -ii dswtf H. A. MULLER & CO., (sccrrasoas to r. v. rr.sr.ri.,) DRUGGISTS AND CIIFMISTS, iVo. T, MECHANICS IIOW, TZRRE-1IAUTE I.XD. J" EG leave to inform their friends and the po bile In reneral thl they have taken tho store formerly oeeupied byT. W. Slislel, where they will constantly keep on hn1 a large supidy of Uie bestand purest lrigs and Mnliriues, all Ihe Patent Medicines of the da , as well as Pilnls, Oil.'. Glas, I'TestiUTs, Variiisiws, Perlumeries, C , lobacco. Pure Lujuors and Wine, fr uiedK-al purposes etc. pecil ttni!oa will tm paid to lue ccuipouiidm of Physicians trecripiioii, JlOV. ii-diWlOtl-KiitU..
Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for S3. Db. KTair, corner or Third and Chesnut streets, SL Louis, Solo Proprietor, to whom all orders mu.t be a Idressed to get the genuine. Sold byT. II. Barr AC., and P. M. Donnely, Agents for Terre Haute, an I by A.' iggists frnerall j. March 1 2. lSi-d.t wIy. Sheriffs Sale. STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO CO., SS. I PURSUANT to Use command of an execution, for th sale of property, from the Vigo Circuit Court, aaj to me directed,! shall offer at Public Skle, at Ihe door of the Court Hnase, in Terre H.nte, County and State aforesaid, on WeJnesdy the 24th day of November less, between the hours prescrilied by law, of said dny,tue rents and profits tor a term not exceeding seven years; and upon failure to sell for enough to sali.fr :i id executinb and costs, then the Feo Simple of the fallowing dorribcd Heal Estate, to-wit : lot No. fonr 4) in II. S. cCab's subdivision of thirty one (31) acres on" the North side of the toothwrrt quarter of section fifteen (15) township twelve (ICi, North of Kange nine (9) Wtist, and hounded tab. Hows, to-wit: Coiamepclng at the Nontheast corner of the lot In said snboivivlon sold by s .id MrCabs to John O'Bo.'le and Levi G. Warren, knewn on the plot of said snhdivision as lot No one 1 1) and running thence Knst thirty nine (39) rods and one (I) link, to the S-,uthwet corner of the lot In said subdivision, sold by said McCabeto Joseph N. Kinnev, thence Northward twenty (-.11) roils and three link's, thence West thirty nine (39) rmls and ooe(I) link and theneeSnutb twenty (40) and three links, to the pli.ee vf beginning, situated in said County and Sute, together with all the privileges and appurMcecs lo the same eloiieing. To be sold as the property or Elizabeth Marr, a J the suit of Kalph Tousey. WM. Tf. STEWART, Sheriff, or. 1 v3w Iprs' fee $40.
FALL STOCKS
NIPPERT & BED.
So. 12, FAUniXGTOX I1LOCK. TERRE HAUTE, ITD. ARE NOW OPENING a large aJ well selected it'Mk or FALL 'ASD VFIVTEK - OltY GOODS ! Which they sre offering at very low fijures As their stock is unusually larije they can offer first rate bargains in sound,, desirable goods, such as , French and English Merinos, Genuine Paris Imperiale, . Black and Fancy Silks, Plaids, Stripes and Bayadere Dress Goods Striped, Polka and Ombre Casameres, French Wool Delaines, Cashmeres and DeLaine Robes A'quille, Fine line of Woolen Plaids for children, French, English and American Prints, and a host of other kinds of Ladies DressGoods. Swiss, Nainsook, plain and cross -barred.' White Muslins; Embroidered llnndkerchiefs, as high as S25 a piece, worth S50; Sleeves and Collars, in setls and sing!e Bands Flouncing?, Canibrick and Swiss Edging and Inserting; Maltese Collars! Maltese,. Point and Valencienne Edgings audi
Laces. Without doubt the Rest Assortment in the City ! Of Linen Sheetings and Pillow Cape; Goods, Table Linens, from 50 cents to 68". a cloth ; Napkins, Towels and Doilets,. from Si to S6a doz; Bird's Eye Diaper 28 inches wide! Linen, Cambric and. Lawn, and Irish Linens from 25 cents to 2'. -
OF ALL KINDS. Tick, Checks, Hickory; White, Red an f Yellow Flannels: New York Mills anil other brands of Shirting xnuslins ; Cotton Flannels. Elegant Line of Gent's No. A Heady Made White Shirts, from 75 cents to 82 75 a piece. Woolen Underskirts and Drawers from 50 cts to S2 50 a pair. Woolen and Cotton Hosiery, all tinds. Buckskin Mitts, Gloves and Gaunlletts, as hih as -S3 a pair. 1,000 SHAWLS 1,000 Cloth snd N'erino Mantle Shawls ; Silk, Plush, Chenille and Droche Bordered Stella Shawls ; Square and Long Broche Shawls ; Broche Scarfs ; Long and Square Heavy Woolen Shawls, all prices. Fine assortment of Ladies' Cloaks ; Seal, Fur and Fancy Colored Cloths for Cloaks. A FULL ASSORTMENT. But they would draw the attention of Ladies to the Princess Roiul Loot i Ex
tension Skrt; a m ike which is cJfTS?t-r'J
hy connoisseurs the best for form and ;onvenien e extant, and not more costly than Douglass and fcrhorwoods." IN THE
Gentlemen's Wear Depart
ment,
Their stock" is so co.Ttnlelo that it would
be very, very strange that any one could
tan to oe satisfactorily suited in that line.
as to-either price or quality. Tweed assortment of colors,- from 23 cents to 50 cents per vard.
Satinetts, per yard, from 37.1-to 75 cents.
All ooi 1 weeds trom 50 cents to 51. Black sad Fancy all wool Cassimeres
irom 50 cents to S3.
G 4 Black and Faney all wool Cassimefes"
S I 75 lo S3 50. Bioley's (the best cloth made) Blue,
jjiaeK ana i ancy Cloth, from 3 io 810.
Bla. k and Fancy Colored Frico. Beaver'.
Piiot, Seal, Far, and double milled Cloth for Over-Coats, Business Coals and Traveling Coats.
Velvet and Silk Vestings. Large assortment of Dress Trimmings'.
Prime lot of BOOTS and SHOES.
atW Remember the place No. 72, T7 ' a T 1 m t t -vt.
rarrmgion liock, xerre-uaute, ina.
Oct. 26-dawtf
Notice ta Travelers. THE 'jtidersiened hereby sires notice to the travellux utUc that he bus started a two-hor-e haclt to run oetwecn Terre-Hante aoit Wortbii atop. The Hark will leave Terro-Haule on Tuesday of earh week al 6 o'clock iu the tuoroiuy ani return mp will Kve VVorthinirioa on Thursoviy at 6 o'clock, A.M. Ihe link is very comtor.able, ami every tir will be done by the tmdrsinel Ut reuderall who patronize hi m air reeahle. Fa. Two dollars from here to Worthineloo. CiJiAll baageof fifty p.ui-ls and a uder free. MlCilAc-L Alcr-LKOV. Sot. lj.l-iS.il&Klm Notice. Kotiee is hereby plren to all whom It may concern, that the subscriber will, on Saturday the 4th dtiy of IlecetntMir, I'-a. between the boors of ill and 4 oVIm-k of said day. at the section room of logan ft Sherburn, in the city of Terra Ilaole. Vitro County, lo. liana, -Oie to saW al pobtie sue turn oue hundred and twentynine Churns of i.ihif.ots fi;iU-a!t or so many as ffifcy I ancestry to jy the cliitrtres of ronstmriion due ue from J. . M.iler. more tKaa six months aaj the costs ot such sale. To he old for rash. AG A K t VAJLLZfc.l, Mechanics. Terra Haute, Sov. 10, Icia
rOKK ASD BCCF PACItlXQ
PKOPEBTYroaSALE.
THE following valuable real estate of about sixteen and m h,lr,irM. ,ln,tAil n,lln
VI abash river, adjoining the (My of Terre-Haute, Ind .li oSered for snla. On the premises ta aiualed an excel lout brick Packing House 133 feet Ion by K" leet hroad,wlui large and commodious bn ild:nes for rendering lard by tellies or steam, for smotine, warehonsing and laneliteriur, w'.th ample yards attached. Ihe Steam House has four of Wilson's Patent Iron Tanks, Iron floolers, . The whole every way conveniently srranrel. and of capacity to slaughter anr pack Iwl cuttle or 1200 hos daily. There are severak kinds of personal prcperty reoui red in the busineesrt lor sale with the premises, ihe bnildinr and at--parlenanees will be in arood eoadiUoa, aud keps in 0e ration Ihe present season. "1 here la also a two story briek dwelling f vo--s7iif stable, a one story double framed we Win aadeewper shop, w hich may be sold swpaiale or with the other pr-iperty. A part of the aboT improvements may easily beeon verted into a flrst class distillery. nd the remainln deiretained forpackm? purHses. There is perhana sobelle. location for this branch of business In the West It is in the centre or ihe best corn-grow in ir and stock-raisin-part ot ihe Wxhash Vallev with facilities for transponatioa by the Bit er, Canal and Kaiiroada rannine l- ait, West and South. Terms Part eab. balance ia one and two yearswith internal. For Inchrr particulars ai.ply to 1IEHA5 lKMi.ti, Trustee, oc H. n. WILHAjlSfcfcu. Terre Haute, Xov. 2, ISiS dw lm. Sheriff's Sale. " STATE OF INDIANA. VIGO CO., SS. TURSUANT to the the command of an Execution, for the sale of propertv, from the Vif o Common fieu Caort, til u o dVii-ted, 1 shall offer at public sale. mho door of Oi ''Ian House in lerra Han'.A.Cuua jr and Mate af5 ., on ealurday the 11th day ol iK-reml.er, -.Netwen th hours prescrrbed by law, of said day, the reels and pronti for a term not exceeding teres years; and op. n failure to eii for enough to aatisiv said execuiioa and cosu, then the fee simple jf tha following desrntned real estate to-wit: Tne Southeast quarter . ) of the Xorhessx quarter of secttaa o. two, town. tun No li, North ot muse eight West, containing il acteg, situated in said 'ounty and -lale, together wiih a II the priilefes and appurtenances to the sam betongiig. To be sold as the property of Ororge H, M oaes al the suit of Aiexs n-ier Betm. W. H.Sl'EWAKT, Sheriff. Tyn Hantc, .Jfow-.Si,. ISie. pr fee 3 o
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