Wabash Express, Volume 19, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1860 — Page 3

JOINT DISCUSSION.

Thomas H. Nelson and Daniel W. ,; Vosrkces,' Will aJdre their fellow-citizena on the political question of the day, a follow, commencing ach day at I o'clock r. m.: Newport, Vermillion counly. ou Wed deadsy, Sept. 5th."- - - - rerryeville, Verinillioi. c.., on Thursday, Sept. Cth. Menteauroa. Parke coitjr, on Friday, Sept. 7th. , Bock villa, fvrke county, on Saturday, Sept. 8th. r: .... i i... c. urmuru ....!.";. teioeberlOth. da So t 11th d it- o if . i Sullivan. Sullivan county, ou W educsday, Sept. 12lh. Carlisle. Sullivau county, on Thursday J J Snl. 13th. 1 Linton, tJreene county, ou Friday, Sept 14th. Newberry, Ureeno county, ou Saturday, Sept. 15th. UloomfivlJ, Greene county, on Monday, Sept. 17th. . Cincinnati, (Srcetio cotu.ly, ou Tuesday, Sept. 18th. Worthinglon, (Jreciie county, on Wed onda,Scpi. l'Jih. Freedom, Owner, county, on Thursday. ' J ' J' Sept. 20th. tember r,i-..i.i.. i .. nr i . ept. -.tli. ureeecaaue, i'utnain couuty, on Wednesday, Sept. SGlh. TFifTJF iratTTF v; - . u . TEKIJEMIAUTE. ,go conuty, an Saturuay,oept.Jiii. Centreville, Vigo county, ou Monday, October 1st. I ,,.,., . . ... I xoianu, tiay county, on i uesday, ucl. -JRoaeville, Tarke county, on Thursday, i.t. I Oct. 4th Portland Mills, Parke county, on Fri day, Oct. Sth. County C'auvaMx. The candidates for the various county Offices, irrespective of party . will me.t and address their fellow citizeasof Vigo county, at the following timca and places, towit: Fayette Township, at New Market, on Wedoesday, Sept. 5lh,at 1 p. io. Otter Creek Township, at Anthony CreaPa on Saturday, Sept. 8th, all p. m. Lost Creek Township, at the Township House, on Wednesday, St-pl.l2lh, at 1 p.m. Sugar Creek Township, Ht the Town, ahip House, on Sal unlay, Sept. 1 5th , all p.m. Honey Creek Township, at the Town ship House, on Wedusday, Sept. 1'Jth, at 1 p. m. A Naw Fibm with New Goods. Wc dcaire to invite the attention of our citizens to the new firm of Hartsock, Allen fc Co., which has just been formed, and now ready to wait on customers at the old stund of D. U. Arnold 4 Co., corner of Wabash and Market streets I he several members of this firm are will known to this community as men of indomitable energy, of extensive means, and of unswerving integrity. Mr. Hartsock has btd long years of experience in the business and is the best cnttur, perhaps, in the country Thej Larc just rcceired a fresh stock of goods which In style and quality wns never equalled in this city. These goods were selected by Mr. HarUock in person and his great experience, has enabled him to make the most judicious NeVclion. The goods were bought exclusively fircash and will be sold at a mall advance. The stock of read) .made clothing itofp superior order to that usually found in establishmeat of this character. Iu ihw Merchant Tailoring department, which will be un. der the immediate charge of Mr. Uartck will be found a style of goods never brfore brought to this market. Their cloths, cas ameret, vesting Sec, are of the most superb styles and finish, and the utmost x.-u-isfaction will be guaranteed both as to the material and workmanship. We have not the shadow of a doubt that thia house will become tho most popular Clothing Establish meat in the city, for each Member of the firm possesses all the elements of popularity being affable gentlemanly and accommodating, and keepioj always on hand the finest stock of goods they -eaanot fail to merit and receive a most liberal patronage. We commend them to the public, most codially. m - TotFiax. The fire yesterday morning did much more damage to the building than we bad supposed, and the stock ia store was almost totally uestreyeJ except a few barrels of Liquor. The fire was suppressed just iu the nick of time, as the barrels were charred almost through the 6taves. Had these burs ted and the liquors been mingled with the flames it would have been almost impossi ble to have saved the other wooden buildings. Mr. Stein had his stock insured for 2.000 which will fully cover his loss. Mr. Random had the building insured for $700 which will reduce his loss to $300 or $100. Mr. Abbott, Mr. Sage and Mr. Ohme loss but littl in damage- of goods. The damage to the building, which 14 owned by Mr. Sage's is comparatively Mnall. No one "ve think doubts that the: fire wan the work of an iseeodiary, as the building was not occupied by any family nor had there been any fire io the building during the day. Tbe fire appears to have been started inside as the wbolof the interior was ia a flame before the alarm was given. JJr; Bailor of the Detective Police had passed the building but 20 minutes bfora the alarm was giveo and saw no indications of fire. Dr. Mahan had passed but a short time before, and saw no signs of fire. The matter we hope will be thoroughly investiga ted that tho incendiary may be brought to justice. Lixcol Viacwia. We received a privats letter on Mooday from Western Virginia ia which the writer says that the enthusiasm for Honest Old Abe is very warm in that region and that he will undoubtedly carry several of the northwestern counti.s, in what is termed the Panhandle. . He further says that the Democracy almost to a man go for Breckinridge and Lane, as the people regard Douglas as a trickster and a political mountebank. Bell and Everett will get but few voles in the Panhandle. I,.,.' Slaughter House roa Sale. Miller, Jshnsou A Co.,ofTe.' their large Slaughter House and Packing establishment at Mat toon. Ills , for sale. We know of no better location for an establishment of this kind, and would direct the particular attention of Potk Packers to their advertisement:

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Sent.21fct. 'rom Maryland said there vre r.o luch j iii.jr, o

c , . . men. ueioir. L. I diti not y lore wrr r. " r" ---" - - Spencer, Owen c.uuty, on Saturday, fae cJ&iwt U.rr. ' AÜUB; various diseases I have now Oosport, Owen county, ou Monday, Sep- were some. IJ is friend from KoMucky, ÜVl'r V nt- Sno advortisctuorjt.

24th. "ear him, (Mr. Gains,) told hi.n he himself

From the Cincinnati Gazette. Mr. Lincoln and the 'leilCvii War Itoauilri.

CoLCMBti.Iad , Aug., lbCO. Ens. Uazitti: Seeing ia one of your late issues a rf Terence lathe stale falsehoods perpetually repeated ty his Ex Her erence William M. Dailjr, that Mr. Lincoln when io Congrm, voted against bounty lands for soldier in the war with Mexico. 1 ask you to publish an extract from the Congressional Globe of the Firt Session of the Thirtieth Congress, paijo 550, showing exactly what l!r. Lincoln did do- in refcrenco to that subject. The proposition was made by Mr. Lincoln whon the House wuh ennaiilerintr a I. ill nnria,! t.v U I'n.l, - .V..V... from the Committee on the Judiciary, to amend to the Bounty Lin I Law of 1S17. It is as follows: Mr. Lincoln said if there wa,s a general dctir. on lh. rarl of lna to p ,h bill now, he should be glad to hare it dona concurring, ss he did generally, with the ..... 1 1 ...... .. ... i ia.a.a r r ti. ........ t ....... uu.j thai the puSttponenienl might je the aafety of the proposition. If, that the piMponement might jeonaradi.c , however a reference was to be made, he wished to make a very low remarks in relation to tho several subjects desired by gentlemen to be embraced in amendments to the ninth section of the act of the lust session of Con gress. The lirst nmcnJiii nt desired by members of this House, had for its only olject to give bounty lands to such per sons as had never teen discharged as such because promoted to office That subjuct, and uo other, was embraced in lliin bill. "1 o '" whode.ired while IheV Werft !malat mir on t hl aumecL . llllt Hiev should alsos-ive bountv lands to tlie volunteer of the War of 1812. His frn J m - . A I was one. There was still another proposition touching this matter; that wa, that persons entitled to;bounty land should by law e entitled to locate these lands in parcels, a"d not be re l uired to locate them in one bod a, ro?idej bytheexi.tii.glaw. Now, Le bid cnrefullv drawn ut a bill embracing these three separate pronuiill""i w"icn oeiatcnu to propose as a suo titute for all these bills in the Houne, or jn Comiuittee of the whole on the state of the Union, at some suitable time. If there was disposition on tbe part of the House to act at once on this seperato proposition. nc repeated that with tue gentleman from Arkansas, he- should prefer it. lct thev should lose all. But if there was to bo a reference, ho desired to introduce his bill embracing tho three propositions, thus cmbling the coiomittco and tho House to act " "me, wnc ner avorao.y or unat the same lime, whether favorably or un nV.mnt w" owToVd Tho Speaker replieJ in the nega ive. Thus notouly is this hallow,barefaced falsehood exploded, but its circulation has developed the fact, which otherwise probably no ono would ever have troubled themselves Io hunt up, that Mr. Lincoln was ever watchful of the interests of tho noldirra who fouht our battles in Mexico, notwithstanding he believed in common with Clay and many others of great eminenco at Ilia', lime and since, nnd indeed with a majority of tho Houso of which he waa a member, that the war was'unnecessarily and unconstitutionally begun by the President," and that ho had nn equal regar l for the interests of Uiohh whom no one will deny to have been equally deserving tic volunteers of 1812. I ask pardon for occupyicg so much of your attention, but your paper is extensively circulated here, and 1 desired to see this silly bounty land here, and I desired to aeo thia sill bmintv land falaplmn.l J J , reiteration of which ia the whole burden of the speeches of Douglas Squatter Sovereignty advocates, exposed. Hurrah for Lincoln. Editor Exracss: With but a few days DOl5cc wil,,,,ut 8nKlc P9tcJ and with no fun about it, at least a huudreil and fifty live Republicans assembled at the Ml Pleasant School House, iu Honey Creek Township last Saturday evening. Between forty and fifty Lincoln Rangers from Iiil airivr-doii horseback , and were received with much rnlhuiaMiu. They aro a fine' loakiug company. They look Jus "" ,u" men wuu "r" lu "ULtm H,e ! . . I I. . il. . I . . I . t. "ktaie 01 i.nsy ana iiiaao iv a uiuiiier Towii-hii for "Honent Ohl Abe,"' Henry Si. Lane aud Tom. Nelson. After drilling for a time under command of Mr. Ooudiuot of Terre Haute, the meeting was addressed by Chas. Cruft Eq., in that able logical convincing manner which characterize the man.' He apMald to the reason a tid the dispissioua'e judge. .ent of his hearers dealing in principles, and not in vituperation and slang which UHuxlly ch aracteriexes the efforts of Democratic spralers. The Hiidlence win delighted and gave him three rousing cheers as be closed with a mast eloquent peroration. Tour young fellow townsman Henry Boudiuot, being loudly called for, came forward and made a abort speech abounding in noble sentiment and true Republican enthusiasism. He closed with a glowing tribute to "Honest Old Ate Lincoln," a name familiar in the present and destined to awaken the echoes of immortality. Some young Douglasites tried to make a disturbance but their puerile efforts proved abortive. The meeting was a most delightful or e. Yours for "Old Abe." S The sentiments uttered by the eloquent speaker (D. W. Voorhees in his Sophomoric effort at the Virginia University) are too patriotic, national and conservative to be relished by those who live by sectional agitation. Journal. Excessively national, conservative and patriotic quite too much so indeed. In fact it is hinted that D-micl himself thought il too patriotic, and left some of the patriotism out of the second edition. It if. very patriotic in the estimation of the Journal for a man lo go from the North aod play the demagogue by bUmlcrin thone noble founders of the New England colonies, the Pilgrim Fathers, calling them a "bigoted aud speculating ancestry.' A DlOht patriotic Daniel indeed has come to judgment. "Thone who live by sectional agitation" isgoJ. Douglas has lived six years by sectional arilation. On the Cth of NoverilImt he will die by it. . P. MOIITO. Will address the people on Tuesday, Sept. llta, nt Putnamville, in Putnam county on Wednesday, Sept. 12lh, t Iirazil in Clay county, on Thursday tho 13th; at Bridgeton in Parke county. Tbe people without distinction of parly aro invited to attend. Marino. By J.DoyEsq. on the ICth of August, Jon Copklasd lo Elizabeth Moose, all of this county On the 23th of August by the same, Jon Mahoxky to Rachel Doukbtv,sI1 of this city. SIT The Republicans of Brazil on Mon day, raised a beautiful pole, from whose top streamed out tho names of Lincoln and Hamlin. Young M. Johnson of Putnam madaa fioo ep'jch, after which three loud and enthusiastic cheers went up for Houeit Old Abe. Brszil is all O. K. SjT A most beautiful bouquet, of the rarest flowers, waa presented to Mr. Nelnon. after his speech, at Brazil, on Monday It was beautiful, but not mors fair'than he fair girer.

. , Olti rilAKY.

DIED, at the residence of her husband in this city, in the GOth year of her age, on luesday the 23th mat., Mrs. Sarah tv Tust, . ... Tho deceased was born in Philadelphia and united with lie v. Mr. Patterson' Church of that place, at the early age o sixteen. Since that time, she has, through out a life of much varied experience, main tained a uniformly consistent christian profession. To a character not merely pa tient and gent lo but even iu troublo and a Miction prari-fui and happy, alio added a lifo of iii ver ltriug active . benevolence, During her residence in this city, alio has been a member of tho Congregational church, and not only always in her place (when not prevented by ill health) but ac tive in tho Sabbath scLo jI and othar labors of the church, so long at Iter health for mitlod her to bo mo. She in her Vickne and death, though often in great pain, hc was peaceful and happy, aa in her lifo she had been dilignnland aolf deuying. "Ules. sed are the dead which die ii. the Lord from hencofurtu." Dr. Mohock's Yearly HriHmt. I know of fourteen hundred and fifty ouo person, wmw of whom havo Deeii given over by dhysiciain, who have been radically cured by my Scandinavian medicines, nnd I do not hear of on.i in thousand ofjh eure that my Medicine effect. Among theiu, as copied from my record are 210 of lypej,ia ; l.ld Liiver IJoinpIamt; 117 ilii'iiiiiatt.siii; Scrofula iu ad tilts; C7 I Scrofula in children; 135 Otieral Debility; 17 W'i.iihI IM ..b.'l.t.. - 1 k? T..t- ... L Terro Haute Jroduco Market IVLli.-: illiy llydes I35H !ril per tho.. 123, .. 111) ner lu.....ll ä,I J i.rocn" , SüäCO LEATIIEn d.tCOX Sole J, 28;'.. Hams 9 R li)a'.' Harness do DOi Slt:uIdor., ? B, 7j HiLIMK.bu-h. 5 Si.l- AoiOll. MOI.ASSKS . ISKfcK ! S. II. gall Si'tiO Kruh bSIS1 N. O. du H)aiM lii..l it-aiW OMUNS.bnabl.UOtfl.-Ju 15KA.NS, white.... I 0 PK AC II KS liKKSWAX, p ft,, (scj:,; Hrled, bush.'. .... 2 .V) liUITKK 9 n,....Msi) POTATOES I'ANULtS. I Irinti, bust Tallow, P b.VlH&ly Sweet do Slur 'Ü KICK 9 0 IHKKSK- 'SALT W. Kcaerve S, Ohio Uirer, ll 1. UiUry l. Lake, bbl Poiintry H SncU,lllb.4 , "So I 00 7 I 75 V S3 LUrrtK ;S(AP Kin, e J, Ilüli l!ir 5 10 Iifryur.i m; sort, sail ii. jnva, f .. "b vu .miu.ikCKASUKHKIES.. 1 50j Brown P B. K(,US,lnxn... RBI0! Crushed, f S, 0 io KISI1Flax, bush.... hi MaekerulXo. Ill) Vi " X0 2k.it 2 75 " Fresh, lb Pickled Herring lx "r Cod prlo 7 FI.OlfH, bbl.. (SI 5 M) UKAl.N Wheat, hush H'.atNi Clover, do.... 00 Timothy do .. 'J (IU TALLOW f t.. IKA Y. II. ff ft,.. ?3 Imperial IHDäJl üt Ouu Powder do MU Ulack f ft, ,.wl no rUKMPS, bush 3i'S3l) Cats, bush Kye, btiMh Vi, TAK, (tall 00 5t.VINKWAK, 'M i;oru,iu'ii aaj-.f- whisky, en. ; rtlliKS I WOOL. Washed K13I (ireeu p ft..... til Unwaahed IH.'U SPECIAL NOTICES, HelmboiVs Extract or Rucnu For dis eases of th ltlabler,'KidiHy , Gravel, lfpy, AC. Ac, IIoIiuImiM's lCxtr.iet of.lluchu for seeiet and D-licate lisa-n. ItelmUobPs Kxlractof It'iehiifor Nervous and licbilituted suR'erers. Ilelinbold's Extract of Bucha for Loss of Mem ory, Loss of Tower, Dimness of Vision, Difficulty of lircuthin, W'cak Nerves and Universal l.assiiudo of the muscular system. HelniboM's Extract of Duchu for alt distress ing ailments Ohlrucljfs, Irregularities, Kxcessiu Murriod Life, or Early Indlscretloss, Ac-, JJud all diseases of the Sexual Organs, whether xitiu In male or fiiuale, from wbatuverenuse they may have originated, and no matter how IrtnT Fliiudill". lleliulHiUPs Extractor Uuchu is pleasant in Its t:iste ami odor, and Immediate in action. Prico $1 i-r b ut,r six bottles for f 3, delivarcdto any addres. He put, IUI s.Milh TculhSt., Philadelphia. aii'J"il3ii'. I'.i.ii.m Cinti. For tho real worth, Wiuhl Mnir Kesioratlve is undoubtedly tbe best MV,ar.itioti now In ue, for restoring hair on bald heads, chanslm; cray hair to its original color, and as a cosmetic or cure for pimples, It is fjU taklnir the place of other preparations. No toilet now-a-daya is complete without It. PauTios Itcwaro of worthless Imitations, as several aro already in tbe market, called by dif ferent Humes. Use nooo unless tbe wsrds4,Prefessoi Wood's Hair Restorative, Depot St. Lou Is, Mo., aiid New York" are blown Io tho bottle. Sold by nil Druggists and Patent Uedicine Dealers, ulso by all Fancy and Toilet Good Dealers in tin: t'uiled Slates and Canada. au'J.VIwrlm McLkan's SrnKNUTii esisu CoaouL.-Tois nval'iable compound, wo are glad to know, has become t!io most popular roinedy in tae United Slates. Nearly every family keeps it on hand. They Und it saves physician's bills. A small quantity xiveu in season will ward olT Fevers or any prevalent disease. See advertisement in anot'irr column. au2.,dwlw. Two Had Cases e)f Scrofula Cnrerf. Niw Tobe, Tune 10, 1859. My daughter, two and a half years old, suffer ed, since her birtb, from scrofula, boils, eppres sioDoflhe stomach, and loss of appetite. have been using Peruvian Syrup in be reuse, and am happy t say she la restored to health. Thessine was with my youngest boy, Rudolph, eijrhl aionlbs olj. Ue suffered from scrofula; bis ears were sore, and be had an different parts Of his body, scabs.'of a dangerous character. 1 u-ied the PsruvUn Syrup two weeks, and my pretty boy Is perfectly welt; his ears are sound, and lis entire body is free from scab, etc. II. W1ECZOKK, D. D.,50 West 1sl-st. the writer of tbe above is an Intelligent Ger man clergyman, and Is highly esteemed by his people. aufrvawim ssss t 11 1 11 1 11 rmm NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFIl'K 101 Wabash Street, (ever F.artlett'i liunk Store, TERKE-HAUTE. INDIANA. ep5dwtf aV sä. - 3 3 ., ; - .r-t fM'L' w. ' trti 21,000 Sold During the Year 1859. Bolus DÖÜP.I.E THK NI'M KKIt sold durins the same time by any otiior newing .Macimio Mannraclarera in the country. WARRENTED FOR THREE YEARS I And money refunded if they fill to bo a represented. In order to thoroughly prove their p.-acticibility and general usefulness, w do all kinds or Machine hewing to order, and give an necessary Instiiictions regarding their opera lions and inabi;ement. IPT Csll and see mem in oiwrntiun t No IUI Wabash Street, over Kartleti Mookstore Tcrre-llauto, ind. C. W. WILLIAMS, Aglt c.5i wtr W. WATSON, Attorney at Iaxo Office torr John C. If Sea. A'. 1 , Fran ri dry liuiluingt, Mam etretl, TFRRE IIAUTK, INB t'r Will give ererast attention te all prefes lonal suaiuessealratled to his care, ia this and adjoining ceu alles. ap33dly

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. M'KCKN t untren & Tciuc r. Eccciving, Forwarding and COMMISSION MERCHANTS A X Ü DEALERS GRAIN. IN FLOUR, SALT. VVARK-IIOUSK On tbe canal, aetr the Torre ii tuic at Kicnmonu an k. u. Kallroad 1) pots. Terre lisute.sepldwtf Tailoring ! MKSSi;s. IMOI.KK 4- SKEltS.havelUtf.l u aTnllorinc IMaMMinient Intim 'l'rairl,' fit)" Hulldiuz. No. 117 Walh trc(t, vi-r slum Ac Klaulitcr1 More, w lie ro tlicv or tropared to execute alt work la tbelrliua in llnnot approvod style. Mr. Keers. late of St. bouU, navinjr nad ample experience in tue culling de partment, reel marca mat no can piomo n.o inoiaiiuious. XTf Patronage 1 rcsncalfutly oliclto l. S pt. ,d3m Slaughter and Packing House Tor Bale. rpilE undersigned doslro to sell their Park. J Ine llouto and a one-half or two-third Inlerem in their Mauzhler Home. loratpJ at Mat. toon, Illlnoi. The bulUincs are new and subatantlnl. and ara admirably arranged, havlngr been built Inst year. t ho location U the beat la tho Went, bolnsr at theeroMlng of tho Terro llauto, Alton A St. Louis HK and the Chicaco Branch of Ue Uli nola Central. The bulldinga being located on a tlo truck, no drayago Is require. I. 1 ho abure nronertr will bo sold on vorv raritr. able terms, for full particulars or which enquire of I. Miller, Terre-Hante, or Giles Miller, at Mattoun, Ills. sepidw3m MILLK, JOI1S30N St CO. Cbleaeo I'refs sndTribnuo. Clnclnnnti Com. mercial ami Louisville Journal copv Uultv to amount or S3 each, and send bill to this offlco. Land and Heal Estate AGENCY. I T A l.'(j taken a room over Kobiosou oi Co' .X Auction Store, a few doors east of tbe ouwiern liana. fun otMr.i 1 wnni.i rHnir,ii Iv Sill i I'll niirltAft AflllA luii,iiiOaa 4 a thai Ii n a -v w tau WMaiii n w 11 a,Us ai0j and will say to nil who mar trust nronertv In nanus, 10 sen, r scuaiiR or rent, that 1 will cousult their interest, and be governed bv auch conditions In each premise, as they may die- "' onrr no roiercnees; my unbroken 23 years reouence among you must sulllce. I OFFER FOR SALE C4 acres oftiinher lan!,3,' miles from Ibis city part of wliich Iscleared, suitable for erspo rais injc, will be sold whole or In parU; also, about 4i acres or Prairie. noar the citv, will bo sold In whole or in pnrU of from I tos or ten acres. 1 eruis easy. Also, a number of sniull houses ol from 3 to 5 rooms each, in difTorent part of the city; prices in niiu u rins iu bui. purchasers. II- Give mc a call. JOSBIMI COOPEH, JeadwJui Real Kstuto Ar-cuI. For Sale or Exchange !for Goods or Produce. OilA ACKKS pod farming In Dent co. ViSVr raissoun. A lour-room Houso In cood condition. on Ka Rle street, between 5lh and Cth jrood well of waicr win 00 som low and on easy terms. JOSliPH CÜÜPKK.Koal Estate Acent. !?0 It SALE Tr o very desirabl J . IS It l Iii I II 19 1 Sil ABS KU. ft mm I. u. lit t -.. IVt VIS .tlbblf BJSVSIIjII Wftlft IIU sold for ciinh; or purl cash, balance I and 2 years, luttfreHin per cent., secured by inrtrtj-iujo. Also 1 ouiiuiiitt i'.ts 011 7th, north, at very low prices. Terms ssahove. - JOSEPH COOPER, Ileal Estate Agent. STRAY HOUSE. Au-ust 21, 'CO, Jesse McGalh reported to me thai ho had taken np aud advertised according to law, a sorrel burse, and I Issued a warrant to tbo undersigned t appraise aaid horse and descrllo tho same; nnd on the 2lst Auuit, 'CO, tho said appraisers reported to me under oath, the followirg description and value or said horse: 1 ne uudorkigued apprisers valuo said horse st tue sum of fifteen dollars: the said horse ia a soi ret, supposed lo bo about twenty years twenty years eld, flrteen and a half hands high, star In his forehead and blind in both eyes; has no brands or marks. Signed, 1 hos. Nobbins, James Ktherton, Isaac Calvert Subscribed an d sworn to before me. this 01st dsy of Augut, '00. Lambebt Drv, J.P. 1 he abovo is a true copy trom my docket, Ann. 31. 'CO. LMBtBT Ik r, J. P. I certify Dm foregoing to.be a true copy from tho Kessler, Aii.:M,'6U. an."Jw3 and. wu.kins, Clerk. Law CD zxxr cX m HENRY MUSGROVE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law TERRE-HAUTE, IND. Offlce earner Main and Fourth Streets, ever Ed saii.Mcii )u;ai ic co's etore. PROFKSSIONAL UUSIJJF.SS SOLICITED. Will also attend promptly to all buslneeslatrustedtohiscsre as Magistrate. KipocUuttentloii jiveu to collectloaei claims dec3tdty T C It II U II A II T C CI,ASICAIACAIUEHYr And Famllr lloardlnsr Xchool, ELEVENTH TERM. tnrs,i is $pi $ til r iAl vtars mtrtlf in teraping ttgttktr aa muek Lsfi'e and Grttki ssifAl t Uarmti fill fmd d$lifktf uti f year.'- Milton. Time has eUabllihcd the benefit this Institu tion affords to the Kngllsh and Classical Studont; tothe one by a system of d-illy acientifle lectures, to the other by a moro practical system of instruction in the Ancient ns well as in the Modem Lausuages. We call tho allo uion of the people to tha f ict that tha numbor of our students bolus restricted and almost made up, only a tew sta lents more canrecetve admittance. Nextterm will commence Venday, Ao;. i'9Fornarllcalars address au)fw4 8. ROVCE,rrUclpel. LADIES ! LOOK HERE ! JP YOU WAST TUB BEST Washing Machine In the United states, rem and bay sue f H AI L'S LATEST PATK. I , or If you wanta machine Ihatwlll wash ia half Ike lime of any ether machine that Is now In ex istence, Come and buy of Isaao Ball. If you want a machine that will wash lbs dir tiest collar or wrmoanu iu two seconue. j a ) til bay of Isaac Ball. If yea want a machine that will aet tare yeur clonics in picici, Como and buy of Isaac Ball. mOdwtf Splendid Residence For Sale. As I mten.l removing io äcw vora i win soli in v residence, corner of Fourth and Oai streets on very favorable terms. The house is Pleasantly situated and luruisncd with all the modern improvements. Including bath room, gas pines, drnin pipes, dec. Un the lot there is a ood stable, an excellent well or witer, with nunit, two good cisterns, In ono of which there is a .orce pump, an abundant supply föne shr ibbery. A".., Vc. All the improvements, ' ncludius i Ac house, are nearly new and In escellent repair. As 1 will remove Ksst in a few months, I desire all persons indebted to me, either by nolo or book account to call aud acltlo forthwith. sepldw3in. 1. il. AKNOLO. A LL PEHSONS nro forbid settling XJL. any claims due the estate of Amory Kinney, deceased, wiliiout being legally authorized by ine. MA ICY II. KINNKY, Kxecutrlx aufidw3w Dlestuteof Amory Kinney. Tcrrc-Huulo Female College. rflHKnext session of tho Torie-Haule Female X. Collegu will commence on Wednesday, the 5th of September next, and continue live months. Terre-Haute, the seat of tbo College,! one of the most healthy ami beautiful cities tn tho West, and ll accessible by river and railroad from all parts of the coantry. Tho grounds aro extensive, comprising R; acres, and aro beauti fully laid out with walks and drives, and ornameiiledln anisnuesroo wim evergreens, Cl, Thevrnntain a native srove of 3 neros. The buildings, five in nnmber, aro tho finest in tho West, a.id have all tho modern appliances for comfort: tbev arc heated by steam and Ighled by lis. From VI to 10 professors and teacher of the highest nualiilcatlons.wnouuvoio tneir wuoic time to the improvement of the pupils, are em ployed. Tho Philosophical, Chemical nud As tronomical apparatus belonging n mo l oncgo Is ample. An Astronomical Observatory has recently been erected at coiifidrable cost, within which ia mnuntftd safan7. a telescope of high mgnlfying power, thus affording a rare opportunity tor inestuuy oi AiiroDumj . Lectures on the Natural scionces will bo dollvered almost daily before the pupils. Mrs.Jiiiiall.Ackley.latoof tlie Puflslo lemale Academy and well known in tbe West as a ladyof jrroutdiguity or character sua a sue' cessful teacher, has been secured as Governess. The Alusic Uenartuient was nevermore wor thy of conti. I.'nco thnn at present being Confllod to anio ana skihiui icatnurs. Any Information desired respoctlng thoCol iee. or a Catalogue of the School may be ob - - i ri f i . . tAl nra ttj au.irei IIa, tc, Indiana uldw3m JOHN COVEKT, Prcst, W. M0ET0N STEVENSON, M. D. PRAIKIRTON, IND., -fl AVIKC permanently located in this place IX resreciru'iy seuciis a share er the pub pauonafs. apiqwiy wrt)&'8 Carnjlae Marking lak, something new and alee far narking clothes, at BAKU'S

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WINTER 19 COMING Prepare for Tires! Provide Against Accidents! Choice First Class Insurance. Fire, Inland and Life NO CHEAP COMPANIES ! J. I. MAfti?:, A?ciit POU tho following First Clasa Iosuranco Companies, deslrna tnrslt thn ... tion oi aiortuaui, Atreiisntrs and all. property holders to the cliaractor oi tho Companies lie i'lirln? his ocnev or lour yean, than ÜAVG PAID LOSSES n Terre-Kuuto land vicinity, anienntiaj lo Ten Thousand Dollars ! And in no cao bs any depute arisen totweroIho tuser nod the Company. Tbo Promjttuesx, Liberality uud Alacrity With which they puy is recomiuocdatlcncoooih to all persous vrautiug iusurancc. iETUA IN8ÜRAN0K COMP AN V or iiASTroB, cons,. Capital andjSurplus, ovei.....$?,O00,00a HART FOR I) INSURANCE COMPANY1, of Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, n-arly. ..$l,0Oa,00O SI'lUNGl- lELDFIRE AND MARINE IN SURANCE COMrANY, or eraiKoricu), ma m oktts, Capital and Bf-pius, 9900,000 rilOZNIX INSUUAN013 COMPANY, or lURTroan, roiin.. Capital and Surplus $500.000 (MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., OF NEW 6F.RBKT, Accumula. 'ons, over $3,500,000 fT Policies Issued at reasonable rti a nn good property, by J. is. aAUi;it, Atrenl. sej.adwtf AtMcMcKoch'sBank. LADD, WEBSTER & CO'S IMPROVED JTIGIIT STITCH SEWING MACHINE 1 Cell and examine for roursolvcs and set a do scriptlon Pamphlet, at Fprairue ii Go's I'rothlng Hiore, 7ia. 14, under tbe National Hotel, tbira door from tbo corner or Main and 6th atreola. apSOdwtr J.L. KOWLSOX.AllM. Sale of Lots. MORTGAGED TO TUB COS0BH8S1O Ah TOWK3IIIPFUNI. NO PICK Is hereby given, that I will on '1'uetidnv tlie V3tli dav of 8en. trmlter lnstiut, betwo n the boors of 10 o'clock A. M.,and o'clock P. M., at the Court House dour. In Torre Haute, Ylge Cos nty, Indiana, affor to the highest bidder, tbo following lot (or so much thereof as may io nocessary to wit: Tbo Kust half of lot No. (0) In the sub. division of out lot sixty-nine (ÜJ) adjolalng the town of Terre Haute, too same aavine seen mortgaged by Mury Latta, to tbe State Ol; Indiana, to securo a loan from the fond of Congressional Towasblp, Ne. 11, Kange No. 9 West : and forfeited by the non-paymonl of tho principal and interest duo thereon. r-nncipai interest, ana as mages one ineraoa $300.9. Cost of advertising to bo added. B.B. ALLEN Sept lsoo dwtill 20th. Auditor Vigo Co. NOW 37" 1 ! XTL j AT "Headquarters! I d. naaisoi k. it.w. tut. w. n. BaaaisTia HARTSOCK, ATjLEN 8c C D., Having purchased lUo stock of CLO T HING r DAVID H. ARNOLD Are now teccivlr tho Largest and Most Complete: Stock I or Tall nnd Winter Clothing ! Kverheforo ronqlit to tills mrrkct. Tho stoi Is fully complete In all its branches. The Merchant Tailoring Department Is eil htocVei with tho most dcsl ruble stylos of Casslmeres, Cloths, Iloaver, Plain ana rancy Velvets, tirennutnes. auu in luci an mat per tains to an A, No. I Merchant Tailoring Kttabli.shment. The above goods woro selected in the Kast, with great care, by David uartbocx, who nas had many years experience In this buiucss,and will bo made to order In the latest stylo and ornrrnntoil tn 111. Our eoods were bought for cash and will be sold fer cash at a very small prollt. coiqo anl examine for yourssivos, wts win treat joansnt. HAHTSOCK, ALI KN A CO. 1 feel thankful for the patrnnaso I bavo re ccive.l, and cordially recommend the above Arm as worthy or wis same. ,u3ldwtf D.H. ARNOLD Fair Warning. a LLnersons knowing themselves Indebted J to Arnold & Co., aro hereby notlflod that ftrthainth dav of Aufroitnoxt. ALL outstand ing notes and book accounts, will positively bo placed in an omoer's naaus ler collection. J3odWU ARNOLD A CO. For Sale. rpWENTY-FIVE head or CLcstcr White - a as a 1 X and SHirolk hoes lor breeding pur poses. No fancy prices. II; FAIRDANKS, Aug. 28, dw2w on National Road. Music in the Female College. aillOV, MHIIXUKIt Is engaged to re JL turn to the Female College and lake dl ruction of the Music Department lor the eusu osg year, romme nclpt Sept. stb. iu2Ktwtf. JOHN COVKRT.

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KNOCK DOWN! OF THE SEASON. ;i'rin tko- Oüttt ef . .iy t the 2iih f ' i OSLT TniliTT JJATt ! r KIPPERT & DUCTW FILL CLOSE OUT THIIR 8TOC v of Sonirfr Dress Good, aneh aa.' tlvnnced Org indie lUles, Fignrti Organdies. Ylain JSnylish Grenupdinea, Figured Grenadinet, Trided Jjeotuts, Prinl ed ßareges, Fiiuted Lcwas, French Ginghams, Silk Mantles, fjincn Dusters, Pomols, Fancy Fans. F. WIPFEStT DTJT?N WILL SELL CHEAT, Tor the If eat Thirty Days! The Largest and XXfadsoinodt Li5 -or CALl CBO 13 S : AT XXnljr Prioo. e-i F. KIPPERT & DUNN Will spU caf, for tbe next thirty days, i.W.E, 1 and II hoop.d. MISSES' SKIRTS ! ,11. 13,15,20,1s astl 39 heaped r ... If.-. LADIES SXIHTS, 5 F. NIPP-HRY 3c DUNN WILL SELL CHEAP FOIL Tc (,'CXT Thirty Days, Hen's Line Drill aid Dackr ; Men's Cottaaajes, OrilUat Daoks; French Tola Sbirt; Patent Taper Collars; Wie Caltar ; Handsome YVstiaja; F. NIPPBRT & STJN. "y ILL SELL, fer lheaext thirty sjsjs. MEN'S FOOTS - - At Half Fric At Half f rice Aillnimie ROTS' POOTS - . . . LADIES, MISSES AND OniLnCEN'S 7K10TS, It E M E II 1 K NIPPBRT El DUNN'S OO Days SiJ.o jySSdwtf MANHOOD! an How Lost, How Hcetor'd Just "Published, in a Sealed Envelope, ALKCrUKE on the nature, treatment and radical care of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Kcrvouescss and In voluntary Bmlsslons, producta Impotency, Consumption and Mental and 1'hysical Debility, lix KOU. J.CULVBIIWKLL, M. D. The Important fact that the awful consequences of self-abase may fee effectually removed without Internal medicines, or the dangerona appllcateons of caustics, .Instruments, medicated bogles, and other empyricat devices, is here r.tosrlv demonstrated, andihe entirely new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by tbe celebrated anther, fnlle- explained, by means of whtch every ono isenasled to cure blmsolf per fectlv, and at tbo least posalHs cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised r drains of the day This Lecture will prove at- n to houeands and thousands. Rent nndcr seal to any a rcss, pott raid, oa receipt of two postage stt . by addressing Ilr.CIIAf. J.C. KMNt, 4t Flrt Avesne, Kew Vork.ost uu Jda. , su.owly

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o o r 5 CT a O n o o a w o o Ö O o s (a ft X 3 cl CO o W S e 5 a o n Q -f. o o tr o Pi a. ia, H to it. o w Zfi C tn s -" xa et - 3 ITaLyoo So Son. Notice of Attachment. Dennis OrlfSn, vs John Coffen Attachment be fore L.DajJP. The plaintiff filed la ray otOcn his affidavit setting forth that the said defendant telndedtod to him. and that the said defendant Is not a reMdent of the state of Indiana, and ruascde writ of liehmont tobe Issued by me against thegooda and chattels, eiedtls and rtvrts of the said defendant, and also prnceedtngs against James A. 1X11 1 as garalsbee. Anw tneefoie satd defendant Is hereby notified to he and ap. pear berore me at my oraee to Terre Hauls on the 81st dar of August IHOO.atten o'clock A.M. otherwise said proceedings will bo determined In hlsabsence. liÄNUKKl liu i, Ji . uH18CO. f otlce of Applteatton to Meense. Tfcaunderslgned will nattapplfralToi totbe Indiana, at their September session IhOo. for li cense to aell spirt tons Uqaors la less qasnttty than a quart at a time, to be drank on theprem 1 .Aa K.in, I h. T.rMUlI.nl. II . ....Kit. Hotel, tbe usual place of business of.'as.l kept b the nnderatrned. situated on tot no. A3 eor. per of 7th and Wabash strsets la Tfrro Haute, Vigo Couuty Indiana. au0,ltsiOdtw4w BEN. HUB BS.

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HtLM HOLD'S fil'NUINK 1IIKIA KATION. IIKLMBOLD'HKUCHU FOR TIIK TST.A VUHH. Itelmbold's Kucha for the Kidney. Ilelmbuli's llueho for tbe OrtvcJ. 1 1 elm hold's llucha for Dropsy. Meimbold's Uachu for Nervousness, lielmhold's liuchu for Loss of Memory; llelinbold's IJjchu for Dlimiess or Vision, llclutbold's Huchu for J)t Moult Urealhlnr. Melmt.ol.l's Iluchu for Weak Nerves. Ilclmbold's liuchu Tor Obstraciiou. I Iclmbold's liuchu for General Debility, lielmhold's Huchu for Universal Lassitude, ilclmbold's liuchu for Horror or Disease liclnibolJ's Huchu for Night ri west, llelinbold's luchu for Wakefulness. Helmbuld'S liuchu flip Ir. n.a nf t 1..

MolmboM's Huchu for Krujtioii. lielmhold's Duchu for Tain In the Hack. Ilolmbol.l's liuchu forlleaviiuws of the Kyellds. yltn Temporary Sunitslon sud I. of sight. Ilclmbold's Du. hu for aioblllly and Keilesic-, i-.ii n.i.i .11 .iitciiiivu and horror of aotletr. Helmbld's :j.ieu for I. ttos.es rlilnj rrm lnillser.'t.,iisaii.! ull diseases of I-h.MAI.KS. 'KM .1 vw i. i. u a , TAKK N MOKK 1MLL-" ' ' r3' TAKK NO MOKK FII.I.S, IllfcV AUK DC SO AVAIL. If.- ii-. . TIfKY A,Mi OK Xo AVAIL. Use Helnibnld'a Kxtract liurlm Cv. .ti , plaiutaUieidcnt lo the sex. !Mq I'mnll)- Mioitld he Without ic Take no mora I'.sl la tn mf t tX SI a-i .es pleasant medicine lr unpleasant and dancerons Diseases. . t'se Uolmbold's Kxtr.irl Kiiol.ii rTi. Ii'..... ari.inr from habits Indolged la by Voting stna Old. Andf dise.isas arising frwo httlu ofdisapalion. It rents es all Improper discharge, aui will restore thenatint i r trr. of hoalth and iurlly. Use llelmblj' hxtrart nucha fov II slice lions of the must distressing charseter. iiftnV.,i1V!b,,IJ'"K;,r,cl ,ltlcnu r,r allsfleellons ryid diseases of tbe ,vw . I'IMNAKV ORGANS, W heiUr xitir?2 in MALKOK PRMAI.R, from w huterer, cause orglnatinc. aodne taatterof HOW LONT, 8IANPI.J. All lido abovodlses.es and symptoms admit ths.,;rc.ury":,fl,,,iti8nJ ,u" " Read I Read! i.n.'nSPi" BJ,eh0 u pl'ssaas iw laste and odor.but immediate lo relief. IVrsonahy appeared before mo, an Alderman Chemist, who being duly swera, does say, that his preparation contains no Nareetlc, Mercurr or injurious drne, but la purely vegetable. H. T. HstasoLb, Pole Manufacturer. Hwern and suhselbed before me, this d dav of November, 'ii. U m. l. Hisaaae, Aldermaa. A Trial Costa but a Dollar Try it f And bo convinced of tu efficacy. And tt I ac eorupaiiled by reliable and responsible certlfl. rates from Prof.or of Medical Colleces, Cr, eymen and others. I'riee tl Xr bottle, or C for J; dollvsrv. e anyadJress. frspared by II. r. HELVBOLD, Depot, 104, Roath 10th street. Below Chestnut, Phils. NrCLorsRV C.tTlow. flienl,! tinnHurmUJ Dealers try to paint oil another arttni.. Airt pays a better profit and Is worthless, ask for II ELM HOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU Take no other. OuresCuerauteed. sold by TH0S. II. BARE & CO., Terre-lUute, Indlaua, Asid all DruirglsU everywhere. Cut out the advertisement and nl fr. Ii a vol 11 iiipr.nl Hon and exposure. aus, inio-dw-3in UA Sotnrf Mi nl in a Healthy foy Fariiu'r's Home Inslitute ! aso MILITARY ACADEMY, CLINTON. . . . INDIANA I j mito Nona ol Terre Haute.) HAVING Leon greatly enlarged and i-laeed upon a full Collerlat basis. opons lt ,ioxt rrpsar nnnaal se,niea of 44 wrr s INcpteuiber :3 1m;0. INK HUMlKKI AND SIXTY IIOaRIiIMi I'Ul'lLS ran now et, diiuk, sle-i. stodv end recite; aet.i tiling t-oiilluuall v with leaihes,. un. I enjoyiiig all tue l.ouellts uf homo comfort and discipltno, on llio Col b ee grounds aud dtrtkt fm$T0f. NUMEROUS LECTURES Will be 5ien by the Professors on a varletr uf auMoi-ls; als-, n regular course of lectures, aw pii.n-.i ry suuaoie caoinet nna apparatus, te advane.M ei uei it A.ilural Science. A TEACHER'S CLASS VYill be formed, to w hich a llmllnd number ol young Indies will he admitted, and to eraduates. of winch". Normal Schoo 1 cvtinVatca will bo given. AS A I'ltKl'AHATUKY SCHOOL For llioic.lcblrinir to enter the aJvaneed class es ifstnio other t'oll';o, this Institution offers erf nl In. l ire iiients, on account of its economy, superior itiocipliii' and Ire.-Joiu from enticumenu t vice. A I'iH.MAKY DKPAKTME.NT Hasbccn liil.-.l up at considerable expense and pluced ti'ider ch.irro of nn evjierlcnced Pre-:-j .tress, for the h -nJit if Or;!i.iis und the less dvHiice.l c.iit l f.: -i.lrurt t Ij jar care and truiiiliic. Of its V'ii'if Military Exteite, Vewijldu;j.--t. t iatss a moans of inuring stu lent t j h ir U!!.,., close dis. iptiae, grace ol motion a ml coireil ;ture, no exercise can c :iip:ir' with it; and none is more appropriate In a land which r-.-lh-s less u4ioa lt sianiinsarriles. Ihi'i upin th t brSTn harTs and strJtig hutids of a ('ItU-ii Soldi. Tjr." Hon. D. II. 1 Ijrhlman.Prssid'M.t of tho V. S. Agricultural Society. In his a.l.lro. at tbe U. s. Fair at Chi. cagv. strongly rectum -nde.l that military tactics should iro hin l in hind with agriculture, and be t:r.iaiii n u excise in all our eomnioti school.. r.Nll-oKM : Koiii..-a-!ioiit ." pintalooiiS and Ca, ef rhenprey cloth or j.-ans. trimmed with black. An 'X.-rliM e I JI-MMi'-kei-per and Pastry Cooii.fr -:n T rr-11 jttf, with an Intelligent nsi! iil , wit! ;iri'ji !,i m duties cf the cull nary .Icpnrtm Mit. TKÜVIS Fu l!.ir I. Lo!in. moiidiag and I'uttion iu ail Wane"..' and Departments with lin'VlTK." cArnrt. i.r lanttnr'. Irnliu j perannuiii pjy.iblc in ndvanee. j students sht'i 1. 1 come in promptly at tbe opesiee, ihm wiey ;n iy i properly classea. "COMK TO .If It rOt'NTItV ;ilwME.M F.lCf7Z,rV; M. Soule, A. M., nfUowdoin ToMege, Maiae, Professor nf Mental and Moral Philosophy, end "indent l.nctiag, Presiding Teacher. U.K. Rh. mis. A. U., of u'abaso College, Troi. ef Xal.rnd Kxp -rlmtntal Science. Ji. K. Farnham.A. Ii., of iiowdola Collejt, Me, Prof, of Mathemstles. E.B.ltcich, A.B., of fnien College, S.V., Mudy-Kuom Tuter, and Prof.of Klocutioa, Belles Lettres and Vocal Mnic. II II. Urasch, Kfi., a Comsnetcial and Classi eal graduate, (native German) Prof, of noekKccptng, M j.lcrn Inzuaget and Law. Mrs. A.D. Tousley, Principal of Primary Ds psrtiucut. Capt. J.c. nreunau,V. S. Aitty, Military lastmctor. II. O.Marklc, I.Cdd-r aud lustructor ef Urs lland. K.9warU, Leader oul Icstroctef f Sllicg Uan-I. M. O. Tooslv, lln';n Maoaeer. Pf.M.M.Toüsley, Surjesn and Stewart. tnGJlw3m FOR CATTLE AND HORSES. 'PUIS is truly a Great Itemed)'. 1 Haifa 95 cent bottle of Sloan's Instant R tief, given Iu a pint of warm water, seldom fails to cure s horse of cholie In a few minutes; la ratrt'fiie rases repeat the dose ia fifteen tola utrs. Kor Uruisrs. Strafns,Stirains. and many otne Itijuries on Hör. Cattle and other tnlsi.l. Sloan's I i.stinit Uclief jKedl!y eOerts core. Mativ iersoi!S liav been a-ilnoisoed te wltne the mpld cure (-Cc eled l.y tha use of this wonln r ful tne.lielne. ' Oct circulars or agents. SLOAys OIXTMEXT For mildness, safety, Cei Utility, Tbnroartinrss Slonu's Ointment Is raldly suporcedins; all ether Ointment? and Liniment lor the eure of tbe following complaints: fresh wouadr, palls of ail kinds, crocked heels, ringbone, polevll. Windftalls, callus. Spavin, Sweeny. 1'i-tola, t-'oaad-(red feet, o.iii.l ct.r, crairnes or ar MnnKOand Horse Dlst-mM-r. Diseased Horse uitd Cattle. Ilcijuire restoration of inscilble perspiratin. Sloan's Fever Antidote, t'ondition. Is a certain lilood Pui ider. It never falls to loosen the skin cleanse the water, errate an appetite, and is positive cure tor coughs, col. Is, ,tiO complaint, founder, distemper, and esriies hotte and worms, and may bo git en at any time and umier all circumstances with prfect safety. One package ol tho I'ow.lera aud a Im t tie of the Ointment w ill perfectly cure a recent found er. in fix or eight days, without leaving the leset effect in the fuel. I n horse distemper,they will allay the lever and promote a healthy ter mination Of tae diseaso. tmo powoer and a part of a buttle of oiiitmowt, will in all cases, euro the born distemper In a row; two are rejuirod for an ox. aller lt. sioan, tue original oiscoverer o this truly valuable medicine, etlll has the sol supervision of its manufacture, bnl bnt orde. Should bo sent lo Ms son. tlecar II. Sloan,?! South Vatr stn-el, t hit-so, 111 who will promptly supply the demand for these popular and trnlv groat medicines. Tlioy a'ie sold bv all lcsW in medicine. Fold at Icrre-Hauie by all Wholesale houses. Itctailed by all druciri't'Jll.lwly . Wabash Collcgo. rpHE next torm will open on Hie Ulli a of September. The full corns of lntructors will b i.reeent. The Trustees, at their recent meeting ma.iw arrsnirements for the retarn of Prof. Um. I'. i White, who will rire instroelle ' and French, for sthich, bv two j on la Lernten ears residence ' at Kuropean I'tilversltier, he is eminently quai I ided. K. O. HO h , auUdwtl Clerk of the Faculty.

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