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nt to a subscriber until U is paia jl ,v. nrDso.r, Editor 4o PRoraiTOR. A11 Poor Yorielt.' vr iiVp ti fnllwlri!? from the Fort Wayne Sentinel, m Democratic paper. Its sla licks at Ashbel P. Willard are rather unkind. He has been true to all the qualifi cations of a Democratic Governor un rnnn1nn. mercenary, drank: and now -1 ' because he is lapaing into a profound reti racy, bis own friends ought not to "fun these things in his teeth. His patronage and power, it is true, are about gone; but his partisan friends should recollect, that he is the oaly man m the State who ever made drunkenness respectable, or a stepDin stone to Democratic promotion. A Democratic paper says of bim and of this new Penitentiary project a project, which, if not arrested, will cost the State $1,000,000 before it is completed: Pkcitistiart Located ! The reported location of the new Penitentiary at Loean sport, proves to have been incorrect; but on Friday of last week it was located at Michigan City. This only makes the matter worse, as Loganxport is centrally situated and has many other advantages, while Michigan City is perhaps the most unsuitable location that could hare been found within the borders, of the State, and was not considered by the Commissioners, when they made their celebrated pilgrimage through Northern Indiana, as poeses sing the least shadow of eligibility. It is situated on the extreme verge of the State, and any advantages there may be from its location will be reaped by Chicago rather than Michigan City. The location might as well have been made, so far as any advantage to the State is concerned, at Chicago, orin Michigan. The corrupt means which have been used to consummate this nefarious scheme are of course, hidden from the world; but that there is corruption there can be no doubt. Gov. Willard repeatedly assured several or our citizens, among wnom are some of his warmest friends, that the pres-; ent board should never have the location of : the Penitentiary, and re weald veto any 1 choice they might make; but if they could be induced to resign he would agree to the location at Fort Wayne. He had previously pledged himself not to oppose the location here if the Commissioners should select this place. Alibis pledges are broken, his word falsified, and his best friends have been deceived and duped. TLisof course han not been done without a consideration, and though It may be impossible to prove the bargain none who know Gov. Willard can come to any other conclusion than that there is some corrupt speculation at the bottom of the matter. The Governor is not the man to incur the odium and risk the consequeucea of such an act on bis future political course without an equivalent. The Commissioners, too, have repeatedly given assurances that they had made their final location, and neither could nor would change it. How is this sodden backing down to be accounted for ? f'erhaps some clue to it may be found in the fact that Gov. Willard when he found them so impractical! honest bad stopped their pay ; but on the day of the location, each of them drew $1500 from the State Treasury, and they and their worthy Governor drowned all psat differences in a glorious drunken spree ! Such a scandalous affair cannot be expected to be sanctioned by the Legislature, and we shall expect a searching investigatigation tobe made before any-fuither appropriations are made for continuing the work. The Governor and his commissioners may locale the Penitentiary at Michigan City, but we do not consider it by any means certain that it will ever be built there. It should be remembered ako that the commissioners purchased a site for the -.1 t:.-i... f. T-!.t.:il yiiwu I, mis yiatc, aim iusiijii. nui.fiii has deeded the land to the State for that purpose : but as the State Auditor deelined to audit the allowance, the purchase money has not been paid. The title to the site is now vested in the State, against which Mr. Kockhill wiil be obliged to commence a suit for the amount due and damages he has sustained in the transaction. This . business is goiog to involve the State in endless trouble and expense, and we should much like to ste how hi Excellency and his companions will explain and justify their extraordinary conduct in the premises. 0"The United States Senate has refused to confirm the treaty which Minister Mc Lean made on the part of theUuited States with the Liberal Government in Mexico. The vote was 31 in its favor, all Democrats, and 20 ir, the negative, all Republicans. A two-thirds vote being required, the treaty was killed. This is the first instance of the power of the Republicans in the Senate being effectual io legislation. It seems to have been exercised very recklessly, as the treaty contained many provisions which would have been of great advantage to the I United States. -Journal. j The above is news to the balance of man- ; kind, that th3 "treaty which Minister Mc Lean made on the part of the United States ! with the Liberal Government of Mexico was refoaed by the U. S. Senate." Mr. Cooker ly hns the advantage of the "grape vine line," and we hare no doubt he gets his information that way . He is generally behind the times, but when he is up be is always wron j. There has been no such vote taken on the McLean treaty. Our neighbor has mixed up in his mind two very different matters. Oo the Nicaragua treaty the vote stood as above stated, but ; final action has not yet been had on t- e j Mexican treaty. j We are rather impressed with the idea ; that the editor has jumped a little too soon j in other respects in this matter. Bat he j know, and will, in his own good time, j point ut the "many provisions which j would have been of great advantage to the I : United States," in this treaty. Give us a 'jew of them, neighbor, aud also a brilliant , article upon th-s treaty itelf. Remember you are 'or the .McLean trea y. Don't forget this and deny it in a few days. Hon- O. A. Cirow'n Speech. We couimence to daj the publication of Hon. G. A. Grow'a speech oo the Homestead till "Free Homes for Free Men." We will conclude it to morrow. It is a masterly effort, and presents this question clearly and forcibly. Homes to the actual settler will be an important question in the j coming Presidential campaign. It is a j ppiion oi uiore inuiTiuuai inieresb man ' perhaps any other that will be before the j
people. As the mass of the Democratic J. D. Early. Terre Haute. lud; Strickland ft Mcr . ... , . ... I Kinney, Klehmond.IoJ: A. Buckingham, Chleaparty have arrayed themselves against this ..ins; Brown, Walbridge laCo. Toledo, Ohio; beneficent measure, it is well the reoDle ImvldGioson.CineinMti.Ohio: Overten A Co,
should have a full understanding of it. Read this speech, and then hand it to your neighbor, and let him read it. iii-acD to- L'eatu v e heard a rumor i on tte street yesterJaj that an old woman living ia the North part of the cily, was burned to death oo Tuesday, by her clollts takiog fire. "We can't vouch for the truth of the report. ,
K'LEAN'S COR DHL The P KLOOl) Purifier. Before Takin After Takin; ig. mal.: " D W A X K S I KK.MtUI IN THE ,.--o,r. i -wi. fnnllal i rlMtilled from R ber , i uaiii'- . - - . - with oth en, producing a niott inlnlliable rem. ihn reitnralion of health ever knownt edv for ' . .. I. ...... . Jicn.mlil llH It is Jiatupr own rcuiouj.vunu - ....i Wham taken, its influence U fci i..n.K fr vein of the boJT. purlIt neutraliics anr billious matter In the sioni ach. and Hreninhens the whole organisation. MXean's Strengthening coraiai Will ill effec ually cure Liver Complaint, Oypepa. Jaundice. Chronic or Nervous Debility, 1msises of the Kidneys, and all Diseases ansin eases r.nni I unordered Liver or siomacn ujuppsis. IIear;bnrn, mwaru rues, aci j y. KicKnst of th Stomach, Pahmt. l'aln in the small of t he Back, Chest or Side. Sodden Flashes of lloat, Depression o L 1 1 1 to, a a s u u a - ---y . or any Nervous Disease, Sores or Blotches ou the Skin, and Fever and Ajrue(or Chi Us and tever.) it rill aUo cure dUeae4 of the Bladder and Snirits. frightful Dreams, iani(uor, ,fVv,r Wnmh. a i.-.h aa Seminal Weakness, Incontinence nfirrinA. stranvunrv. lnflam-ation or Weakness of the Womb or Bladder, Whites, etc. THERi: fä NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. ThisCoriVialwillneverfalltoeureauy oftliaabovediai aes.if taken as per directions on eacn bottle, in German, En;lisb and French. . OVER. A MILLION OF BOTTLES Have Ufti'n sold during the last six monlhs.ana In o initance has it failed la Ri vlnt: entire satisfaction. Who, then, will suffer from weakness or debility, when McLean's Strengthening Cor dial willcureyouT TO THE LADIES. iv H l wish to be healthy and stronzt Then fo at once, and get some of McLean's Cordial. , win atrAnirthen and inviscruto your whole healthv aud nure circulation of blood to flow through every vein, and the rich, rn-v hi. .nm of health to mount io your cucea aim i n . Kach bottle is warranted to glv satisfaction. FOR CHILDREN. V.'aaiv to parents. If jour children aro ickly puny, t-r afflicted with complaints prevalent to childrei.givo them a small quantity of McLean's Cordia', and it will make theiu healthy, fat and robuU. l-laynota moment, try it, and jon will be convinced. IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE. Can ios. -Be ware of Drugisti or dealers who may trf to palm upon you some Bitter or Sarsapa-rillalrt-sh which they can buy cheap, by snyinzit is ju9tirod. Avwid such men. Ask for MoLean's Mrongthcuiug Cordial, and take nothing else. It is the only remedy that will purify the blood ihurouguly,aud at the same time strengthen the system. One uola spoonful taken every inoruing fastj Inc. is a certain preventive for Cholera, Chills 1 and Fovr, Yellow Fever, or any prevalent dls- ' easo. It is put up in large bottles, i Price only SI per bottle, or 6 bottles for S3. I J. H.NcLEAN. i SoU rroorietor of this Cordial. Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. Prircipal Depot on the corner of Third and J Pine htreeu,st. Louis, Mo. tic Lean's Volcanic Uli Llnliueut. TBI BSST UllSIür IM TUB WORLD. The on lv safe and certain cure for Cancers, Piles, Tuniors,Swellln?, and Brocheleor tioitre, Paralysis, Nenralsia. Weakness of the Muscles, Chronic or Inflaniatory Kheunatisin, Stiffness of th Joints, Contracted Muscles or Ligaments, Ear-ache, Tooth-ache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds, Fresh Cots, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Nipples, Cake I Breasts, burns, scaias, &ore l noat, or any Infiaiaalion or Pain.no dinerence bow severe, or how lonz the disease may have existed. McLean's Celebrated Liniment isa certain remedy. Thousands of human beings have been saved a life of decreptitude and misery, by the ose of this Invaluable medicine. McLean's Volcanic Iii Liniment Will relieve pain almost Instantaneously, and it will cleanse, purify and heal tho foulest sores in anirv:redibly short time. For llorsea and other Animals. 1 1 McLean's celebrated Liniment is the only safe and reliable remedy for the cure of Spaviu, King Bon, Windgalls, Splints, Unatural Lumps, Nodes or S veilings. It will never fäil to cure Big Head, Pole Evil, Fistula, Old Runuing Sores or SweeV, if properly applied. For Sprains ilruisea, 'tratches, Cracked Heels, Cnafes, Saddle or Cola (jalU.CuU, Sores or Wounds, it is an infcilllremedy. Apply it as directed, and a cure is lr i. ever instance. foen tri file no longer with the many worthless LIni nents offered to you. Obtain a supply of Dr. McLean's celebrated Liniment. It will cure you. J. 11, McLEAN, Sole Proprietor. Corner of Third and Finest., St. Louis, Mo. For sale by J.K.CUNNINGHAM, Tsaaa Hactb. Joly23,'39-dwlr q q - q q q q q If Physicians Will Use It, why is it not Safe for the People ? Cincinnati, Xov. 2. j Memsks. A. L. Scovii.l, St. Co., i Dear Sirs The public generally arefully j awiire of the thousands of remedies for diseased j Lungs, under the titles of Sarsaparillas, Pills, I riision, Liniraenn, cie., laiiiru uaiiy prougni to their notice ihrousuthe newsptipers, by way of advertiiem.ut. Myobject in writing this note for publication is to induce the public, or at le3t thos who are afflicted (if they witl use patent medicines) to use one that contains articles of real uso iu pulmonary diseases. I am conscious in so doing 1 am acting most un professionally, and derogatory to tue interests of medical science and the regular practitioners of medicine. Tne medicine to whish I refer is "Dr. Hall's Balsam lor the Lungs.'' I have prescribed it in a largo number of cams, and always with suecom. One case in particular to which I wish no w to refer, was gi ven up by several physicians wl.o Lad been called in eosultation with myse.f. The patient had all the symptoms of confirmed consumption, such as cold night sweats, hectic lever, harrassing cough, with continued pain in tne lobe of the right lung, attended with s.vere diarrhea ! He eommencrd immediately to get buttur by the use of tho above medicine, and wax soon restored to his usual health! 1 have also fouud Dr. 11 ill's Balsam the most valuable expectorant for breaking np distressing coughs audcolds that I have evr used. W.D.WKIGHT.M.D. MORE PHYSICIANS' TESTIMONY. We, tho undersigned Physicians of Ciucinnat certify Hi it Dr. V right's statements are entitled to the fullest confi l-ncs of the public, and we cs.n fully corroborate what he has said, having used Dr. Hull's B:i!am iu a number of cases with the happiest off.-ct. J. S. LAWSOX, M. D. W.'f. C.S.MII H, .M.D. J. I. JOH.VSON.M. D. IJ Be tare an I asiorDa. Wg. HALL'S BALSAM. For sale by the Proprietors, .a. Li. Kcovill Ac Co., So 12 west Kightli street, Cincinnati. Alsoby V. M. DONNELLY, Terr Haute, Ind. J. K. C'l'NNINGUAM, " - T 11 BAKU ot CO., A PK NC K, " " K S WuLFK. Xew Market, Ind. Jame. M. Lucas, Cloverland, InJ. Stark de Davis, Kockville, lud. W.Cuintibell, Clinton, Jud. J McCullougb, Toronto Ind. Also, agents for the sale of Da. Hall's BalSam vor tub Lcaos, and Dr. Baker's 1'aim Panama, tor the cure of ail pain, both Internal and e tternsl. f ma7-w2inl F0ULDS & CAMPDELL, Produce, Commission, A X B FOR VTA RD1XG MER GIIAXTS, &i . - ... I HO Vif 11. S3 A Adjoncini Ciati, liana i lion A Davtoo road Depot, V I C I Pt A X I OHIO, AM) SELL COMMISSION. A I.I. L ail kinvs of Grr.i n. riour, r"or. Lard. Whiü. s er, urtM neeu.anu an kmui or rroiloce gener illy. Liberal caib alrances made on Consign nents. nods consigned to oor care will be for wardd with dispatch. March 7, dly. WM. ROM. 1859. W. A. HOOKS e It O S S Ac .11 O O It K . ST OH A (iE, F0RfilRDING AUD Commission iTIcrchaiit, And dealers la firaifl, FlUlir, Salt, Water-Lime, &C rarthoutetn Carry, between land 2dSlt, - Ten i fpfrexcks I r.isw urieans, i. - i j iij 14-datf! IsVii.ei.. .at.eLisa . j fT. GLKAW if iSOjrS, Wholcttalc (rocer irortheast Cor. 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capacity of thit road it now equal lo any in fAf Country. THREE THROUGH ASS EH G- E K TÄ All BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND FHILA DELPIIIAI r,oBnectlc direct In the unien vopoi. at pin.hnrch, withThroush Trains rroiuau west ern Cities for Philadelphia, New Yerk, BostonBaltimore and Washington city; musiurnisu, inc facilities for the transportation oi passengers uasurpasseu, lor ip,. vumran i other route. ... . m,. Express and Fast Lines rue uruBB" adelphla without changeof Can or Condu ctors KmnHnii c.T attached to each train ; WoodrufTsfleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The Express runs Dally, Mail and Fas; Trains. The Express runs uany, juau ana Line Sundays excepted. Thrte Dally T connect direct for New York. Express an Line connect for Baltimore and Washing andFast ?ton. Six Dally Trains between rnuaaeipnia anu New York; Two Daily Trams oetweeB ew York and Boston. Through insets tan nau; are good on eitner oi me aooo ir.iui, auu transfers through New l ora. iree. BOAT TICKETS to Boston are goou via .oiwieh. Fall River or Stonington Lines. . TICKKTH EASTW KtlU RUT DO ODlllO.Q a. im. ma iniuoriini nan noaa umc, m iu ... . ...ii. a it at l . k. a. West; also on board any of the regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio Hirers; fare always as low and Time as Quick as by any otaei Route. ASK. FOR TICKETS BY PlTTSBURGh. The comD etion of the Western connect loEof the Pennsylvania Kail Koad makes this the DIRECT LINE Between THE EAST AND THE GREAT WEST. The connecting of tracks by the Kail Road Bridge at Pittsburgh, avoiding alldrayage or ferriage of Freight, together with the saving or time, are advantages readily appreciated by Shippers Ol rreignianu me traveling i-uouc. For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply to or address either of the following A cents Ol tne company . I). A. Blhn Ana, riiisourgn: u. o. i icrce r Co., Zanesvllle. O.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley O; K. McNeely, Maysvllle, Ky., Orinsy di Copper Portsmouth, O.; Paddock dt Co., Jefferson ville Ind., 11. W. Browne Co.,Clnclnnatl.O.; Ather dc Hibbert, Cincinnati, O.; K.C. Meld rum, Madison. Ind., Joseph E. Mooree, Louisville, Ky.; P. G.O'Riley Sc Co.,Evansville, Ind.; N. V. Graham dt Co., Cairo, 111.; K. F. Sass, St. Louis, Mo.: John H. Harris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris & Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.; Clarke 6t Co., Chicago 111.; W.H. H. Koonti, Altoc, 111.; or to Freight Agents ol Rail Roads at different points In the West The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection and Speedy Trans portation of LIVE STOCK. And Good Accommodations with usual prlvll eges for persons traveling la cnarge inereoi. FREIGHTS. Bv this Route Freights of alldescrlptlons can be forwarded from Philadelphia, New York.Bos ton or Baltimore, to any point on the Kail Roads of Ohio, Kentuoty, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, by Rail road direct. The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects at Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muslkln gum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, lllnols, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, aud Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chlcajo with Steamers to all Ports on the North-Western Lakes. Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation oftheir Freight to this Company, can rely with confidence on its speedy transit. THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In to west oytne rennsyivauia nan Koaa mrt at .. tim$ a$ favorailt at art ckargtd tj other, H. R. Comfanitt. Be particular to mark packages "via- Pbnna. K. R." 1 K. J. SNEEDER, Philadelphia. MAURA W & KOONs, 80 North Street, Baltimore. LKKCII & CO., Xo. 2 Astor House, or X: 1 South William st., N. Y. LEECH & CO77 S'tate street, Boston. H. H. HOUSTON, Oen'l Freight Ag tn Philadelphia. L. D. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Ag't., Philadelphia. T. A.SCOTT, Gen'l Sup't., Altoona Pa. Jan.7dwlv. MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THK RICHEST DIADEM KVER Worn by Kings or Emnerom. A Beautiful Head of Hair, A Beautiful Head of Hair, A Beautiful Head of Hair, A Beautiful Head of Hair, Nature's Own Ornament, Nature's Own Ornament, Nature's Own Ornament Mature' Own Ornament Can be Preserved Infallibly, Can be Preserved Infallibly, Can be Preserved Inlallibly, Can be Preserved Infallibly, Both the Growth and Color, Both the Growth and Color, Both the Growth and Color, Both the Growth and Color, To the Greatest Age To the Greatest Age, To the Greatest Age, To the Greatest Age, Ky Using Wood's Hair Restorative. By Using Wood's Hair Restorative, By Using Wood's Hair Restorative, By Using Wood's Hair Restorative, It also Restores Gray Hair It also Restores Gray Hair It also Restores Gray Hair It also Restores Gray Hair Tjit'XituralColo Te iblVaturalfColo To ItfS-Vatural '2 iColo Colo Io Its .Natural Preventions Falling Prevenis;ita Falling PreventsQits Falling Prevents its Falling Covers the Bald Head Covers the Bald Head Covers the Bald Head Covers the Bald Head Frees the acalp froui all disease Frees the scalp from all disease Frees the scalp from all disease Frses the scalp from all disease .And removes all rndruft And removes all i andrnfl And removes all i andrufl JAnd removes all Dandruff. Statesmea, Judgus, Statesmen, Judges, Statesmen, Judges, Statesmen, Judges, Doclers, Clergymen ZZm. Doctors, Clergymen Doctors, Clergymen Dorters, Clergymen And Gentlemen ana Ladles And Gentlemen and Ladles And Gentlemen and Ladies And Gentlemen and Ladles Of all classes use I Of all classes nse l' Of all classes usu It Of all classes ase It Sold by all Druggists Sold by all Druggists Sold by all Druggists Sold by all Druggists And by O. J. Weed A Co And hy O. J. Wood dt Co And b O. J. Wood & Co And by O. J. Wood & Co LojIs, Louu, Louis, Louis, And 312 Broadway, N. Y And 312 Broadway, N. Y And 312 Broadway, X. Y And 31 Broadway, Y IM Wiiket St., St. 114 Market St., St. 114 Market St., St. 114 Market St., St. Mar?4dwl DQLL & MANN, UAXLKACTLBEtS AXO DKAL1R8 IN cto Slioos. Atthe old and well known stand, No. 5, Phoenix K0W, AT THE SIGN of THE BIG BRASS BOOT Terre Ilaute, Indianas. T' HEY have just received their Fall aud Winter Moclt ofKooU and Shoes. con sisting of Mens fine and coarse boots and shoes Gentsgaiters all kinds. Boys and Youths shoes boots and gaiters from the finest to the coarsest LAD1KS DEPARTMENT. Ladie's fine Gai. ters. Half Gaiters, Lace Boots, Buskins and Slippers with oi without heels ; also ladie's heavy shoes of every description, quality and style. MISSES AND CHILDKENS' WEAR. Misses and Childrens One baiters. Lace Boots rnd Slippers with or without heels, coarse and medi um of allstyles from the best to thecbeapest. Ii fact our stock consists of everything appertain ing to the BOOT Ac SHOE LINE,and we are deter mined tosell at the lowest living rate. Tötest the truth or this we invite the citizens of Terre Hauteand vicinity to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. They winenaeavono pieaseau wuocauon mem. - Tr As to the.r manufacturing department, tbey use THE VKRV BEST Or STOCK that can be found Inthe Ktstern market, and theirwork men are of the flrst class. IO"They warrant all work manufactured la their establishment. Heparins; done with neat ness and dispatch. TOWNSLKY'8 IMPERIAL WATER-PROOF POLISH BLACK13U me best blacking ever introduced for the preservation ef leather. It Is water-proof and Is susceptible oft he finest polish: n l - . a a anrM . J. II. WILLIAMS CO., ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS. WJtt-,i EXECUTE. WITH NEATNESS AND V dispatch, all orders In their line. ttj- plans, speciflcatiecs and detail drawlais V'yVzl orucr. ITTpSHOP Coasta or Main an Bistbj St, near the Congregational Church. lerre Haute. Aug 0 ltül dawly . r. BiLt. SOIHMTS. J. a. HILL. IJecch-AVood iiircry. TT1LL, GULD.TIITII Sc C'O.-Proprl-JL.a. ior, at lb old Aldrtdgn Orosndi. east ol um niy, inaianapoiis, mo. we nave on band or the SariDr of 15!J. Fruit Trees. Small Fruits. P.verrreeus. shade Trees. rinH. Shrubs, Roses, dtc. Oraers promptly sttended to. Address, HILL, O0LDSM1TII & CO., hUdwly Indlantpeiii, inj;
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A. M. BINNINGER&CO (established 1778,) SOLE IMFORTERS, SO. 338 BROADWAY, X. V. This agreeable Tonic designed esps cut Ui as i, j Safe and reliable Medicine for - Family Use, is offered to the Public as asoperior article, possessing all lh virtues ascribed to it as a Medicinal Beverage, and deserving of their patronage in preference t the suspicious decoctions emanating freiu irresponsible sources, and and sold uuder vanons pre teiitious names. The fact that snr heus- (rtablixheii in 17V6.) has attaii.ed a favorable leputa'.iwii j for the geouine character aud purity oi iu ! Liquors, will, we trut, be a sufficient jrua. antee f the excellence of this article. Put up in Quart BotUes, in casetiof eue j and two dozen each, and sold ihrougheu j the world by DrugiHtn. Grocers, Ac. j DÜ06ISTS AND DEALERS SUITLiED WITH WINES AND BRANDIES Direct from United Statu" Bonded Wore houses. Vnr .al bv IV ii. DONNELLT . ferre Haute, Ind. mayl7-da Utf FIKK AND MARINE I INT S TT 2t uSL TG O 3E3 $4,000,000 Capital Kepreenteu! a u.M. NF.rilltELY liUVKSED 15 THK ' J. very best paying Stocks in the United States, for the security of Policy Holders. Th rnitnwinv roiniuinies. represented by tho undersigned, are distinguished Tor their Wealth, Age, liberality in tho adjustment and prompt i 'ta J iiivu s va J2TN A INSURANCE COMPANY 0V HABTKOR, COSX., Estiblished In 1819. Forty fear oldi; API TAL, ..Sl,fHH),0( 0 nrnln in Addition, $1,030,000 The Stock of this Company sells at 833 dollars on a par valuation of S 100. pany in the United States. The wealthiest Comi HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY. I ef Hartford, Conn., Established In 1810 Fifty years old I I CAPITAL, 500.WKI j Surplusla Addition T,5,(AX This Stock Is wortb$100 om a par valuation of S 100 SPRINGFIELD FIBE AD MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, or spRinariinD, m assachtsctts, Established In 1849 Ten years old I CAPITAL 200,0o0 Surplus i n addition, - S 250,000 The Capital of this first class Company has been lately Increased $50,000 from iu Surplus, and its Stock is worth 725 on a pa valuation of 100. PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, or HASTrom, conn., CAPITAL, 400,000 Surplus in addition, $20,000 I he caplUl or this Company has lately been increased -.H0,000, by Uking this amount from its surplus. n The Stock of this Company is now werth $130 on a par valuation of S 100. The great number of years thess Companies nave been doing business, and the uniform and steady progress tbey have made isp to tbelr present proud and high pesition, places tbein above the suspicion which S ) Jtstiy attaches to those wild and tmgus sehen etfhat are overrunning the West MOST OF WHICH ARE BANKRUPT At the very moment helrtPollcy fa Xeetssd! BEWARE OF ALL SUCH I JT7 Applications for Kir and Inland liisuranre promptly attended to. jrjT A credit of one to threo monttts given Oti premiums for annual policies, if desired. TPr'Risks on Wabash and Krie Osmil taken at X ofl nercenL yrjTM.ake and Inland rislss on Grain and Mer cliaudise moving east or wet,ten at reasonable rates. JfT'Mercliaiits and slilppers will And tt to tbelr Interest to ascertain terms and rates before Insuring at other points. ijjr Particular attention pld lo lue Insuriia; ef alfklnds of Ü wellings,tor one or a term o' yearsTTPOfflce at McKeen's Banking House. j. it. iia;i:jc. Agent. Iaug2'50.dawly National Dispensary of Private DISEASES. Established, ncinnatl, 0, Jan. 1, 1850. T HRBK EMINENT Physicians in atten dance. Guarantee uuder a penalty of 1 5,000 a complete cure ol every Sexual diseasc,however aggravated by neglect,and with 0t Mtreurg. Oonnor-rbea,S)-pbilis, Self Abuse, ,ä Imnolencv. V bites or 'lV5' ' .s--;. flour Albus, UleetitrlciVnw.ILjxvXä Diseases. Ve nereal Warts, Diseases of Bladder and Kidneys, Female Irregularities, Barrenness, Liver Complaint Emaciation, Premature Decay, the Pains of Old Age, General Debility, change of life, dec, receiving special attention. The Dispensary circulars sent gratis to any address. THE MEDICAL TROTECTOR, A book of 250 pages, full of fine anatomical and other entraviogs, containing notonly every information about confidential diseases, but a com. plete key to all the secrets of Marriage, Love A Beauty. Price 50 cents one of the cheapest books in the world If health conld be estimated in money, the new facts contained in this book, for the prevention of ill health, would be cheap at the above forfeiture. Dr. Jackson's Temalo Monthly Pills, invalua' ble In feiualo irregularities, but not'advisable to be used during Pregnancy, lest tbey mar the hopes or orrspnug rnce si, by mail. Dr. Jackson's Perpetual Preventative is the only article in the world that without in convenience or aanger win infallibly preven conception. nousanus of married ladies, too feeble to bear children except at the hazard of life, have reason to be thankful for this Invention. Sentby mail.to any address. MValpeau's .t A r . i i ... " . neauiiijing l uwuer promotes me neaitn of the akin, prevents wrinkles, and Imparts an exquts Itebloom. SI, by mail. Every lettsrmust contain six cents in stamps iv dc ubbu luricpi j. Auurcss its. j acason. iter oen at uo., or simpiy r. u. box 181", Cincln nati, O. Office, No. 107 Sycamore street. Med lolnesand Instructions sent promptly to any part oi me country. locuudaom Teal's Improved Device for Draw ing water. "The old oaken bucket the Iron bound bucket The moss-covered bucket, that hangs In the well T "HE subscriber nave purchased the patent right of Vleo county, for the purpose of manufacturer 1 ears Improved device ford aw in water. I bis Machine for Simplicity. Durabilitv and Ease of Operation, Is far superior to any other apparatus, for raising water, now in nse, com binlng.as it does, the following advantages. It can easily be adjusted to wells of any depth, and ana is warranted io raise ana empty, with ordinary turning, Four Buclett of Water per Minute I Prom wells twenty feet deep, and will work in that proportion to the depth of Ons HnnDatD and Fivtt Firr. It never freezes, and entirely avoids the palsonoas effects and bad taste snd smell, given to water by pumps and other tur bines. It Is simple In construction, and not IIa ble to get out of repair. It Is easily worked, so nat a child or ten years can operate it witn porieeteise. Tht Baektt tnptiit Uttlf vitkout mid mf ik Hand, thus avoidlnr the dancer and inconvenience of many machines. ii the Cheapett Machine now in ttl J Man a facta red and sold by the subscribers at Chaffer's fcbop en Main street. I1UVVABU SIIDi Tsns-ntuw, Da. w-wiy
illi ust in n just OriKBA
As Elegant and Varied Asaortmeat r FALL AND W ISTER
l M illinorvj rattern Bonnets, FRENCH FLOW ERS, RIBBONS,
JYKLYETS, A.C. MRS. WALTER, 143 iMalti between älhand otl. UNDERT A K EE, Ui 11 In ül. between 5th nndfith : SOLK" AGENT KOR;, Fisk's Motalio Burial Cast. ; t orptes Preserved any Length of limt CABRIACltfTURXISDED WIIEX KFJUBYP. CASH BUYERS, A7 T X .V T I 0 X ! j Just received, a New an-l Complete Assortment or jFURNITIIRE CHAIRS. Im a t t r a s ü t &c, Sec, j AajtblDf Ircm a "Baby Itocksr" lo a fin PARLOR SETT Can always ba obtained, at low prices, at the OLD STAND, 143 main St., between fttta andClb. TWO DOOU KA8T OF BCLMAü's. J. C. WALTER. sept2S-dawCm FALL AND WINTER DRY OOODS! AT J.gB. RICHARDSON'S No. 76, Coraer Third,& Kain 8ts. WE HAVE BEES RECEITING, FOR THE last two weeks, our Fall and Winter Stock, direct from New York, which is now full and complete, consisting of the choicest and latest styles, and which we propose to sell at such prices as will make It to the Interest of all to examine our stock before making their purchases. In fixing low prices on oar Goods, we are aware that it must take large sales to remunerate ns; but as our receipts for the past few months In business have realised ourantictpalion of building up a business on the CASH SYSTEM, we feel Justified by the encouragement received to make still farther efforts to have our Steck attractivetand at the same time offer it at the VERY L 0 WEST RATES. run stock of RIBBONS, VELVETS, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Chenelle Scarfs, Black Silks, LADLCS AMD MISSES 3rauntlots. A LARGE LOT OP A. W. DOUBLE SHAWLS Splendid Xew Style "Full Back" - CLOTH CLOAKS. A LABOE 8T0CK, (NCW STTLX) , PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES, A. W. DELAINES, CASHMERES. scrcaios stvlxs Cans i in ere , French, Englith and German BROAD CLOTHS. BLACK DOE SKINS, SAT1NETTS, at.AH KITS, sj T and cars, boots and snots, strata booss, COMrOBTS, . CLOCDS, Tirrars, ta A Complete Assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS AT OCR CSDAL LOW TRICF.8. Call and examine, at J. B. Richardson' E. S. COX & SON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEAL ERS NO. b8 WABASH STREET, TERRE HAUTE, IND. WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING the public that we have as large and wall assorted stock of Groceries and Liquors, As ever offered In Terre Haute, and are constant, ly receiving fresh supplies. We will sell for cash, as good bargains as can be bouiht In Cin. clnnatl ei bt. Lois, we nave a large stock of All kinds of Nuts and Foreign Fruits. TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES. . BRANDIES, GIN, AN WHISKEY. Oar Realised Whiskey will be fonad any ever sold In any city. All goods sold by us are guaranteed to be as represented. Particular attention fiiven to Oiling orders from a distance. R. R. COY, Sr., Cincinnati, O. R. COX, Jr., Terre Haute, imylOÄJwwly .
UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF 1 this Institution will open on the Third Monday fa September, 1859.
TEACHERS. The School will be conducted under the supervision of K. G. BUFF, former Principal of Farmer's Academy. Paor. H. P. HALL has been
secured as First Assistant. Other competent
teachers will be employed, so as to form sn en. ergelic corps of Instructors. OBJECT. The object of the School is to prepare classes or more advanced places at the opeuing of the College proper In IsOU. Students desiring to take a thorough course in College, can not overvalue the advantages of this Preparatory year; and students In general will find this oue of the most
thorough and practical bchoois In the W est. : COCBSK OF 8TCDT. The course ofstudy will embrace those branches which, in the regular coarse, belong to the Preparatory Department; yet if a sufficient number apply, more advauced classes will be taught. TERMS. The year will be divided into three terms, of twelve weeka each, with two weeks vacation between terms. TUITION. The following rates of tuition will be charged, pfH For the Primary studies, sji per term ; ior ine cngusn studies, embracing i Reading, English Grammar, Geography, Mental and Written Arithmetic, ta per term; for the Clasalcal studies. Higher Mathematics, aud Natural Sciences embracing Latin, Greek, Algebra. Geometry, Natural Philosophy, Physiology and History, 13 per terra. No deduction. eioTit in case of protracted illness. No extra charge for incidentals. BUILDINGS. Thea i ill be conducted, for the coming year.ini . Uta Bluff Academy, which wilt aceommoda ' hundred students. MUSIC W ill be taught b Miss Hilm Ataiat, for which extra charges will be made. Ornamental Drawimr and PalnMnor Will be tanght by Mrs. H. P. Hsu no ettrs I tnaritca. BOARD IXO Can be obtained in the town and neighborhood at pi ices varying from 91.50 to per week. GENERAL REMARKS. Q Union Cubuti am Collb a Is located at Merom la Sullivan county, Indiana. This location Is celebrated for its numerous natural advantigss and delightful scenery. The Health of the place Is eoual.if not superior to any other locality in the Wabash Valley. Tills School will be thorough in scientific and moral training, yet will Inculcate no dogmatic oi sectarian principles. It Is in the true sense of the . - r -1 - I O 1. I icria, a ,ier niuooi Special oversight and care will be exercised over pupils, from a distance. Their pecuniary interests will be attended to, if desired by pa rents or guardians. Students are urgently recommended to commence School at toe beginning of each term; yet they will be received alany time paying for Lot less than half the term. Communications should bo addressed to tho Principal, at Merom, Sullivan county, Indiana. BY ORDER OF THK BOARD of TRUSTEES, (dlw-w . . Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. DR ROB ACE V S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES. WHEN DR. ROBACK.THE CELEBRATed Swedish Physician, introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills in the United States, he set forth in plain language their curative properties. This was years ago. The task of recommending them has since been taken oat of his hands. Enlightened men whose character for sound Judgment and philosophy, gives their opinions weight in the community, men who observe, reflect, and make 'assurance doubly sure' before they decide are everywhere approving and prgtngtbe ase of these wonderful Preparations. All who confide in the wisdom and hon esty of this class, or who chose to investigate for themselves are now oi one raina on .his important subject. Dr. Roback invites the attention of the sick to the ORIOIXAL LETTERS, From members of the Medical Profession, Edl tors of public Journals, well known Merchants and Farmers, and Ladies of the highest respecta bility, giving accounts of extraordinary cures wrougnt oy tne remedies, or wnicu curee tbey themselves were ITS wTTXISSES. These parties may be eonsalted personally er by letter, by those who have any doubt upon the subject. The evidence in the possesion of Dr. Roback, which is at all times accessible to the public, establishesthe following s A O T 8 : Thai the Blood Purifier and' Blood PiUs have been proved by analysis 'o CONTAIN a J MINERAL ; That they cure the almost universal eemplaiat DTiPiritt with unerring certainty, and in a very short time. That alter all other medicines have proved useless, they relieve LIVER CXHPLAIKT. and restore the health and strength of the saferer. That ..... ; SICK rxMALK8, who have languished for years in helpless weakness and despondency, recuperate with great rapidity under their Invigorating operation. That all sexual disabilities are removed by their cordial and gently stimulating properties. That they recruit . BHATTZSED COXSTITDTIOItS, however they may have been trifled with and abased; that their direct tendency Is to lengthen life, and renderit enjoyable. Tbat operating directly upon the poison of disease In the blood, they . OATJBX SOOV TO ÜRAL, and discbarge from the system, every taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they KKCEC1T THK DEB1LIATED, snd that there is no disease of the Stomach aad Bowels, the liver, the nervous system, the skin, glands or muscles, in which they do not give prompt relief, and, (if administered before the very .1 tidal of lifo has been invaded,) effect a painless and perfect eure. Price ol the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 1 per botUe, s per hah dozen. Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills.SS cents per box, or 5 boxes for SI. Read Dr Roback's Special Notices and certificates, published in a couspicious psrt ef this paper from time to time. Dr Robaek's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, containing a great variety of Interesting and va'uable Medical information, can be bad gratis of any ef his A gnu throughout the onntry. In difficult or complicated Cases. Dr. Roback may be consulted personally or byletlerenelosone stamp for Ibe reply. From Rev. Mr. McMoxlsn, Pasto Roberts Chapel. . , . Indianapolis, Oct. 6, 1837. Dr. C. W. Roback Dear Sir: I have used your Blood Purifier for a nervous affection, from which I have suffered much at times. While it is pleasant to taste, It certainly has a happy effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks for vonr kind regards, and believe me Yonrs, J. W. T, AfcMULLEN. j For sale by P. M. Donnkllt, Terre Haute; S. , K. K. Kisk, Mlddletewn; Wsu L. Sbccv, New j Goshen; Pctsr Y. Besam, Centerville; and by Druggists and Merchants generally through the : country. j Metropolitan Clothing AND MERCHANT TAILORING ! Branch of the celebrated Houscef T. W. Snrague di Co., Cincinnati, O.) ! Corner of Main and Cth streets, under the national Hotel, store formerly oecu piedby Edsall,, McDougal & Co. THE CITIZENS OP TERRE HAUTE AND vicinity can now be supplied with gaiments equal in style and maketo those of the best establishments of New York and Philadelphia; and all Choths and other rabricsased, are selected with strict regard to durability and the prevailing mode. now ortNiae VERY DESIRABLE STYLES roa FALL & WINTER, Of TBI BEST MATERIAL AND MAKE. A large assortment of YOUTH'S and CHILDRENS' CLOTH ING. Gent's Furnishing- Goods, Of all kinds. Smith's celebrated PATENT Y0EE SHIRTS. GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER, In as fine style as any of the Eastern cities. J.L.ROWLSON, Aeent octS4-dwtf Terre Ilautt Foundery AND MACHINE SHOP Corner First and Peplar StsM TERR HAUTE, INDIANA. riltANRLin WllIGIIT, MANUFAO jr. tureror STEAM ENGINES, . . MILL GEARING, WROUGHT IRON WORK. " ' CASTINGS. HORSEPOWER!, HOU8B FRONTS, THRESHING MACHINES, WINDOW CAPS, FLOWS, Ac., &e. 1 " - BRASS G A S T I X G St Plain and Ornamental Pattern Work. Also Manufactures CAST-IRON BELLS, which 1 are equal to the best made of regular Bell metal; ! u can oesoiu lorone-niui too usum cost. OT All orders promptly executed. rr7W repair all Stoves sold by O. F. 4k f . ulth. Snili (ssplSl da rlfl. THI DK'S tarmta Marking Ink, soenslklcrjsw
PHARMACIA
aas ass rtr BtlKuif eioass, at
BAu-lTS
Of
EDSALL, McDOUGAL & CO,!
Successors to Rice, Edsa.ll dr Co. GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW S. DRY GOODS HOUSE! We respectfully inform our friends and the public, that we have removed to the corner of Main and 4th streets, house heretofore occupied by the 9 Southern Bank, which we have fitted up in a style surpassing and DttlGOODS HOUSE in the State, com bining elegance with comfort, and com DQOdioUSe aaloOUS -department! for jobbing and retailing being seperate and distinct. The first floor is ar ranged for general retail sales, the basement for our Wholesale Domestic Notions! And on the second floor, which is easy of access, will be found our Wholesale Fancy Goods and Notion Department. In addition to our present heaTV stock, ws are opening for our New r Store over 100 cases and bale's, com-1 prising eTerything required to render a stock complete. New and elegant styles of FALL AXD W1XSER DRESS GOODS! Plain and Printed French Merinos, Tbibets, all wool Plain and Printed Delaines, Ifucals, Valencias, Bayadere Stripes, Sole a Traverse, Foulard Stripes, Traveling Dress Goods, Paramattas, Lustres, Poplins, Bombazines, Thibet Robes, Robes a lei; 10 cases Delaine from 12$ to 0 cents; 10 cases Debege at 8 cents, Mohairs, Cashmeres, Alma Cloths, Plain and Plaid Merinos, tc. SHAWLS OF EVERY STYLE! Printed Casbmero, Stella, Round and Square corners, Broche, Long and from 84,00 to 835,00, Reversible Wool Shawls, Plush Shawls. Wool i i Long Shawls of Scotch, French andj American Manufactures. j Fancy Dress Silks! J i The most magnificent stock ever! brought out or New York city. Black ilks of every popular and well known Manufactory, from 60 cents to $2,00 per yard. DOMESTIC GOODS. Brown and Bleached Muslins, from 6 cts up. Printed Calicoes, from C cts up. Flannels, all colors, from 25 cents up. Shirtings, Stripes, hecks, Denims, Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts, Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves tings, j Sheetings, Pillow Casings, etc., etc. HOSIERY, GLOVES. GAUNTLETS. A splendid stock of LACE GOODS AHD IÜHEBIIS! Of every Style, and variety and Price. With our increased faciliti we assert emphatically, that our prices will be found at least 20 per cnt. below those of any concern in Terre Haute. EDSALL, McDOUGAL it CO., Comer ' Main and Ath streets. DR. HENRT W. DAVIS, (LATt or ratis, ituaeis.) PHYSICIAN & SURGE ON, . ernes at dr. kzra bead's, Corner Ohio sanel Seventh Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND. tectlVSS-dwTyl V. B). AITAKO. riiur vacabo. i. a. vacabo V. D. GAETANO & CO., VBOtllllt FANOY GROCERS, . , AXD DIALERS I GREEN AUD DRIED F0KEIC5 PRC1T8, Foreifrn aad Domeatic Brandl, Waa,Cor dials. Tobacco and Cigars, manufactures ef Cen dy and Srupi, Jellies sod Preserves, No. 874 Kala It., between Ttb ft 8 La tts., Mara S.lBJft-d wir ' IO VIS VILLI, KT.
TERRE-HAUTE
Agriculrutal
AND
STOVE STORE.
WOLF & CO., Are in the field andwilfbe until the barrest closes with their usually large and well selected stock of. Reapers and Mowera. Of which we will bav KIKBY'8 COMBINED AMERICAS I1AK VESNKK which for lightness of draft, cheapness and treat durability Is unsuriied by aay machine ia ase. I' no a eiaminaiioa any eae will see at a glance the naay advantages t Islam d for It. RUGG'S SQUARE DRAFT REAPER ASD MOWKH-Has been fully tested In this market and receives the warmest reeonioendalioasfroM alll who have need them. All side draft is obviated as the catting is dons la frontet theaoesee i DAVIS COMblNED HARVESTER rive entire sstlsfartion to all who may psrehase : You cannot choke It It is light draft and easily adjusted to reap or mow sad does either le the moat successful manner. REED'S MANNY'S Combined Btacblse are too well kaowa lathis eommanlty to seed mo.e than a notice of the fact that we bare sold of these, tor three years past, as many as of aap i Oll efrklr - 9 " . . I Agricnlttiral Impliments u ot "nfined to Rssptrs aad Mowers I we keep at all times j WHEAT DRILLS, I PLOWS, i IIARROWS-RoLiting the best in use. ; CORN DRILLS, CORN SHELLERS, CORN PLANTERS, STRAW CUTTERS HORSE RAKES, the best ever brought to this market, STEAM BOILERS portable, CORN CRUSHERS, CIRCULAR WOOD SAWS, CLOVER HULLER AGRICULTURAL FURNACES, THRESHING MACHINES fromon tq eight horse power. And a full variety ef SYTHES AND SNATHS, GRAIN CRADLES, OX YOKES MATTOCKS AND PICKS, FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, RAKES, TRACE CHAINS. COFFEE MILLS, CÜLTIVAT0R TEETH, HARROW TEETH, PLANTERS' HOES, AXES, die, fcc, dec. IN THE Stove Departmont Will always be found THE BEST STOVES FOR DUABILITY AND ECONOMY. In this department we will enamerate lite sms different patems f HE IHSTG AND Coolslng Otovoo Bat merely solicit a call. MK. IRA GROVEK,; j Will bo found at his post ready and willing to 6how you as USEFUL AND VARIED A STOCK as can be fouud in this city, Io this line of goods we hare a FULL OCK of TIN AND JAPANNED WARE, Pressed Ware, Brass and Iron Kettles SAUCE Pans, A D ! SKILLETS R ON. AND L1D8, AND AND LIDO OVENS de., te., ate., die.. Ac.. Our prices shall DEFY COMPETITION IN EACH BRANCf OF OUR BUSINJSS8. 3T Gire us a call and see our Goods and learn our prices. S. WOLF Cc CO., Corner of Main and Fifth sts TERRE HAUTE IND. April 28, 1859-wtf WOOL! WOOL!! THK PROPRIETORS OP THK HOSMKK WOLLE FACTORY at lapianapoiaB, Ie4 respectfully inform the farmers and ibe public generally, that they have established aa scanty at Ellsha Stephans es Co.w Leather Ktre. Ke. le West side of the public square, in Terre Hants. Indiana, where they have a general assortmeat f WOOLEN GOODS, of their owa manufacture, such as Cloths, Casilmeres, Jeans, fcatineu Blankets, Llnseys, Plaid and Plata Flannels' Stocking Yarn, etc., which will be exchanged lor WOOLoa reasonable terms. As these goods are all ef oar own u a a aft cts re. ws warrant tbem to ba a first rate article and of great durability. A Iso, the highest price Is case paid for Wl, We also receive Wool for Roll Carding, SntiIng, and manufacturing; also Cloth te full, dye and dress. All work done promptly, and warranted t. give satisfaction. O. C. COARADT, tmyza, wti.j Agent. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATST JüST RCCKIVB0 AT R. . Flinn's. A lot ef Overcoats ef Ihs Latest St vie . tiottea an by ene of the best Bosses In Kesw Vark .i,i.ij mi uu, wnica win ai RXMARKABLT LOW. aevlMawtf BR,irviTkBrtMhJ.1 Trochee for dleef tOSTkroitand Lnnrs. ms.l . .11 public speakers and alnrera. sAeMjAiseewerr-eboCvt Aatl'S. srMy 4Amicirrti.