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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

Az EsGLIsH STEAMER FOR GARIBALDI. - The
splendid steam yacht Lor donone OF the four clipper
.aIu,ys uhe LvL don the Paris, the Newhaven, aud
the DiepIe built or eight years ago TOR the
Io, oop aud Brighton Railway Company, and after,
" al purchased B, Lord Ward lnow Earl Dudley and
fu,d out for the Crimea In the late war-has lately
fond a new owner. She has been purchased OF the
S.. am Navigation Company for fS 600 by the agents
of Gsrbaloi and having undergone the necessary
fifth @, ia 70 be employed in the Mediterranean as
dispatch boat. On Friday night the 9th ult., she
r,au ed out of Newhaven harbor in splendid STYLE
Win The Garibad,au ensign flying at the peak, Der
destination being Genoa. Just Outside she passed the
Iyous steamer entering the hsrbor, and exchanged
falu Is By dipping, her ensign three times promptly
O, r. Gave ree hearty cheers The London has been re-
ebrseIed and is now called the General Garibaldi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16

Here am returned 10 where started from Just two
months ego. Whist eventful two months, not only for
Sicily, but fo- the whole of Italy! When i went off
the ewes of the world were eagerly watching the first
steps of the bold few who came to rescue Sicily from
Naples and from herself, and now the work begun
then is almost finished.
As would be foreseen the battle of Melazzo opened
the gates of Messina. wrote TO you in my last that
on the morning of the 9th Medici was to crown the
nights overlooking Messina. Two days before-that
is on the day which the evacuation of Melazzo took
p!ace-the NeapoGtan post at Gesso was Withdrawn,
and the Scilisn vountet under Fabrzi went mmed-
atey to occupy that important position. TheNeapol.
tans however still held until the next day the top OF
the hight where the ID passes the crest Of the noun
tain. This made il uncertain whether they would
evacuate the town or try to hold the nights.
The question was decided the next day. or rather tne
follow night, and when next morning Medie swan
guard showed on three points not only tue position OUT
thetown likewise found abandoned by the troops,
who had WITHDRAWN to the forts. Before withdraw-
ing the Bank funds consigned 70 she Conun'te'
of The place and the evacuation TOOK place ia uie mus
regular way. s,.
The evacuation on one side and the entry OF the We
tins ON the other sido the signal OF metlmor-
m Al. in the town OF Messna which can only he desg
n.t.d bv the name OF resurrection All that had besn
for the last four months came out with all
IL Vol, zee of bich these southern natures capa
Me Fancy while all Sicily has been rejoicing, talk
;ny moving breathing freely, this poor 70 wn has been
u, dr ~, r. pressure Of strong garrison and under
The e,es hundreds of guns, deserted by the greacr
rart 81 "a iphabitans, dead 10 commerce aud social
life aud trembling Zoe lie existence.
In the sftefnOvn, about ball. paS 81 GeribalG Nd
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

Fun FOR TIE GlR1s. At Caliz, Por-
tnGak,. tn chef amusement of he car-
1tiyal consisted il the proceedings Of
numbers Il young IaIi"S >taai,nG Oh
the bliconies, each armed with a la
stuffed fall like a pm cushion and aOnat
the size Of IN cg; plant This was tied
to Z long colored cord, an@ the young
ladies' amused themselves by throwing
the bag at the heads Of any male pass
erby, knocking his hat of if possible,
and then pulling the bag in rapidly by
the cord. As the streets are very mar
row, it was almost impossible to run
the gauntlet in safety. The dark eyes
OF the gnls We're flashing with fun, and
made one feel decidedly aiIectionate
towards them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
A SINGULAR SENTENcE.-HarYez''s

A SINGULAR SENTENCE.-Ha7Yer's
W0ga2i7se for May contains the follow
ing truly singular sentence:
"Sator arepo tenet opera rotas"
l. This spells backward and forward
all the same.
2. Then taking ali the first letters Of
each word spells the first word.
8. Then taking all the second letters
Of each word spells the second.
I. Then al the Third and SO on
through the fourth and fifth.
). Then commencing with tno last
letter Of each word spells the last word.
6. Then the next to the last Of each
word, and so On through.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

RE91TEz229Ds

WOOD COUNTY,
Town Of Cd Rapids,> % ISJCsTIcE's CoUET
no Cornelius No,in: You are hereby notified
i that warrant of attachm mt has been IS
sued agains. you, and your property attached to
satisfy the demand OF William Nebel, amount
ing to fifty dollars and thirty-siz cents. Now,
unless you shall appear before L. KRONER, Il
Jus ice of the Peace in and for saij county of
Wood, At his Office il ssiI town, on the fourth
day Of September, /. D. 1850, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, Judgment viii be rendered
against you, and your property sold to pay tie
debt.
Dased this 26th day Of July A D. 1860
5o-4w WILLIAM NEBEL, plaintiff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
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POPULATION or JASEsyILLE.- We
learned at GAINESVILLE, the other dav.
that the population of that CITY. as
made by the -taker. IS 7. 500.
They were all disappointed at the low
fgures.-MQQisoia Argms.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

WRITTEN b. Dickens. Lever, Reynolds,
~ Bulwer, Eugene Sue, Dumas, Ain5vorth,
Collins, Bradbury, Mrs Grey, Miss Pickering,
Owen, Capt. Merry. H2rbar-, Alexander, lover,
and o.het dis.iagai ned authors, for saIe at
usual prices, d the Wood Counts Drug : ore.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
E0oEs I'D sZa Is

THE largest stock il town may be found At
/ Honicr's. It IS all Of Milwaukee ulanuflc-
ture, and will be sold at very low prices.
44n HOMER,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

c@3! EC@G. TEASE
: 7. HOMER has Just received ne-l-se1ec-
ia til assoItnc Of Green and Black Teas,
which he warrants will give perfect sat;s-ac-
zion.
Extra fnc-6avorcd Gunpowdcr, & 90
Extra fine Young Hys3n, =
IiRc 0olong Black, -
LouaG Tyson, good article, 30
Call at
J HOIIER'S. in NeereS Block.
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Cheap II o-eE3 :?

J, HOIIER'S. in Neeves Block.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

o. tha choicest qUa3.t;2s, 70 s1iJ purchasers.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

k<ssfses. That -. tts delegated rrpr.
ssntsilvss Of the Republican electors Of lh-
United Stairs. an Cea,entiou asssss hisd.
IN the disehsrg~ Of the duty 90 ose 10 our
constituents aud our ceuDlry. unite m The
felie- sing r~sslutieus
Let. That the history Of the Natiop d.
rinE Tie lAss feur year has fully establish
I'd the proprietv and s-ee.sstv of The OF.
gsnissiion ard rerpe.usfion " he kspub.
lean party. and Tat The causes vAleh cal
led ~ into eri~teoce are p~rusnsnt "a their
sstsfe. and aov more than ever, dcmand
IT. peaceful ssd eonstitstionai triumph
I'd That The msiutsinsne> - tn prin-
elples rrcmol gated in TIE The Doelsfsliou
81 lndepscdence add embodied "a the Fed
erA Censtitatien. that AL men ar Great "a
equal. that they are endovned by their
Creator Nth certain tvalies.ble rixht..
reng Which are those cf life. liberty and
the pursuit sfhsppines.. AID that Govern
meats srs instituted among us.s 10 secrre
ths sployuent Of these rights. DENYING
their Just poser frcun the eonssst Of he
governed --sre essential 70 the pre.srvs
ton Of our Rerubliesa institutions and
that ne Federal cos.titutier. he =, CHI. Of
the states. ard the union Of tks States
muss add shall be preserved
ID That 10 the Cnion Of the State~ tn.
naten o~ss ia unprecedented increase IN
PepeiAiion. ia surprsing developuents
81 a-tsrisi rssearses. its rspit sagnsnss-
ton 81 wealth. iis happiness 81 hose and
as eoner sofosd; add ~ hold - shher-
renee AT schemes for disuntsn. come from
~h-'s'er source they May ard se con
E's'oiste ne eouutry hat ne Repuhliesu
member 81 Congress hss uttered or coun
- 81 a. n.
made by The Democratic msuabsrs Of Con.
xfess, without rsSaks sd ~iih applause
from their political associates and Ne De.
nounee tko.e threats - di.anion AZ case
ola popular evsrthro~ ef their ..c<sdsn-
cy. i" denying the vital pfin-iplss Of free
Government. aud ss AZ sve-sl 81 eeatsn-
plated treason vhich itis The impersnss
duty ofas indignant people sis:aly n 30
eass Ard forever silsnes
Oh. That the ms-ssnsnee invlol.is. Of
The rights II The StA.c.. snd especially a
each STATE. % order AID control IL. o~n
domestic issil tutieos scccrdlng n itsevn
, ludgemeut exclusivclv. az essential 10 thai
balance Of power 90 Which the pegiectior
and endursnes u eur political fabric de-
pends and 90 teuouncs ne lsvi-ss inva-
s'on ey armed fefee Of the sil-of any s,sis
or lsrritofy. 10 mater under What pre-
ter. a. eas II The gravsst ef erin~s
oih. That the pr>ssst Democratic Ad-
"in'.tratson hss far excseded eur VERT
+ .pyrsssnsiea- 10 th~ n<sszrries. sab.es-
visssy 10 The sxsctiors ~ sectional ne :
ssi, a. specially ssiresj Ia ia ds,psrsls
-r~rtion "a force ne isfsnsa- L<csspten
Constitutions upon The prosssiirS people 81
KANSAS. coustreinr the reisfios b~tws-s
nss,sr add ssrvaEtte ssvel.s al snqasli-
Jed property IN persons. - IL alien pied
Enforsesnent evsryvhere, - lsnd snt ses
hroogh he isisrvestson Il Caaxrsss and
he Federal coafts. u lie extrsns pre-
'nsioss of apursly local interest ssd an
. gsLsrsi ssd asssry,ns shass o. The
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15


For the prevention ADD cure Of Fever
and A<ae aali Bilious Fevers. This won
defful ressriy VA brought 10 The knowl.
edge OF the pfe-rns pfoPrietor- by friend
who has been great traveller IA Pefsla
aud the Holy Land.
Nhiie going down the river EuphTatcs,
BE- experiences a severe attack u Fever
aDa Ague. On discovering his condition
o1e 81 the boatmen took from has per.on an
Amulet. saying. w ear this and 40 fever
viii touch you Although iuered uloas
as 10 Is virtues. he complied and expe
riepced imnediats relief. aud has 81 nee al
Ways found AZ an eifeetuai protection from
all malariOus complaints.
Or further investigation he found that
the 1ostman attributed 10 a. miraculous
ps~er,. aad said that a. could only be OBJ
tain~i sron the Priests Of the sun. Some
ume aiterw ards The gentleman 10 convers
lug viii Press. sbtained from ham the
secret "a - preparation. aud ascertained
where The nediciuai herbs were found, OF
which 10 va compounded. The wonder.
ful virtues 81 this article have induced a
fsi. br,iei ia the minds OF the natives Of
the sA.raenlcus healing powers of their
Priests
Since his return To America, 1t has been
trtea With the nappiest effect by several
ladies aud gentlemen OF high character.
VINO have given II The most unqualified
praise Thi- remedy having been a spe-
cine n Persia for hundreds of years, for
the prevention ana cure Of Fever aud
Agae aud Bilious Feyers-ls now offered
70 the American people.
IL wili DC sent by mail. prepaid, with
lgll directions for use. on receipt OF one
dollar.
Principal depot aud mandatory. As
Mao 81. Richmond. Va. Branch Office,
Bank OF Commercs Building. New York
Address JOHN WILCOX * Co.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

IrNothiug sine. thc Foundation of the
CItf o. Nea Nork as prsdaeed tbe excitement
amoax al classes NAT Prof wood's Hair Re
siorativs tas done. Al eias-es from the gray
ar1 bald aeaisi sife, ani The silser-hasrcd nat
zoo la~u 90 tse spfixati, yoaih aed eeauufal
nsiter rifh hrr Elossy rinTiet-. are erortiu1
ths Depot a. 40. 1is broadway The former -
be lefnanents restored. aud ihe latter 50 pa.-
.s.s thsmseive. 81 thst ~pteh ~iil pfescut tae
iafaai al tntlaes tlne. and eanss th~ appetr.
aaee ofs,afs a. 4 bs.aty a. iirrer 60 ne great
ct ase. Bcsides al he Popuiaf Druggists ~
ths eoaalry are soassaaiiy snEasei lie dealing
oat tee Kestorai ~ Il their eastsmers, .and
ne cry ls si.ll ihej come"
C.rrioS - beware % WORTHLESS Inventions.
as.evsrai are already - he nsIksi. called ~
l.fefsni names Use sans anie. tie verbs
Professor u eod'. Hair Restsretive. Depot -.
leafs. Ne. snd Nsw York; are hlewa in The
bssiis. sod ~ al Druggists AL Faieai Ned
einr desiers. alsosy a. FAasy sna Toiies Goelis
dealer. lr ne DATED states al csnsda View
Yea NnW~
a4Ia4a
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
rae s.m iIoa.tea Party.
PROM 81. LOUIS

Sr LoUis. Aug II
The Democrat OF this morning contains
an Address t,om blair 70 abe Republican.
aud fr~c Democrats ~ thi- city IL com
meaess by saying. - am veil aware that
IN The receu, contest iA~ support which 1
ceiv.d At Your hsud- = simply an ~.
denee II Year dsvotion l. the can-e of free
dom and wrali have bcrn rendered as
freely and a. ENTHUSIASTICALLY - any other
msa ~ho had proved h,s ft-l,gy 20 that
eau-s. a. u hs- been given 70 me. yet |
cannot allow the occasion signslirsd by
~ great triumph TO oaf common cause 10
psss without t~"dsring 10 you the HON -
Of nv gratitude Coz selecting me a. the
representative Of your principles. aud the
iusifument Of achieving sictafv for their
q. siatAinaaes Aud advancement
Hs calls siifn'ioa % the comparison 81
t,turus fresn Gravo,s aad Csrontelet for
lsSs vuh isso. ~Aich shows ths loss q
nearly 50 votes Ia the iormer precinct.
~h,i- eesriy every other precinct IN the
District shoss largely increased sols.
he -.ys the name. u ueariy hsudr~d Of
Bartlett voters have disappeared from The
peii book in this small precinct. In Car
oodolsi Barrstl's vote i les han n less,
although there Ia. been al aggregate ,n-
crease Of asafly 80
The names proven 10 be false In ls5e
have his year disappeared from The pol
book
he refers "a II large increase ia the esh
snd 9th Wards. ant 10 TIA tiekei on which
~ rsms ~as placed for Congress. y. r.
Blair. J.. without Designating The term.
and then ssys IN eouclusios. allow ne to
"a, ,ha, shall fonsrsr rsmsabef With
pride sad satisfaction. The eoutss, Of ls6o.
10 have been The leader Of the hosts Of
fresso,n "a that battle. hlls TIE measure Of
ny an.bissos Again r~turn ny tanks
- the Republicans 81 this District. and
eoaxr.sai.ss them upon thssr triumph.
The Democrat lstfas that he slsaasF
Laes. from MsmPhis. sneoaslered fftesn
minute snov storm On ssadsy. he l2h
80
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15


Rssolssd. That 90. the Dsn.erscy Of I'd.
Union - Convention ssssnblsd. hereby
declare our Affirmation Of ne resolution.
unanimously adopted aud declared ss I.
platform Of principles Nv the Democratic
CssventiOo a. Cincinnati, IA the wear 1856
belisvIng that Dem0ersEe principles are
unehangesble IA their nature -hsI applied
to the same subject matter. and We rsecom
mend as Der only further resolutions the
following.
That inssnueh AZ differences OF opinion
exists ia the Dsnoeratis party TO the
natsre and ertent u the powers Of Terri
toaai Legislature. and ss To- the po~-rs
aud dsties It Congress. under the Censist
utioD Of the United States over The lbstit
stsoo Of slavery within th- Territories.
Rssols>s. That the Democratic party -lll
abide by The decision Of she supreme Court
of the United States over th- institution Of
Slavery lR the Territories.
Kssslssd. That IL is The duty 81 the Uni
ted stAtes 10 Afford ample sod conplets
protsctlon 10 ell its eitisens, al hume or
abroad. and whether native Or foreign bora
kssoissd, That eus Of the necessities of
the age. "a military .''commercisl and pos
tai point Of viev. - speedy sommuniea
ten bssvssn the Atlantic snd Pacific
oe@'s's sou the brriocrsilc parry pteise
such eosstitattonxl enae.msnt a. ~lu In
surs the construction Of . railroad 10 the
Pacific coast 81 the earliest practical peri
cd.
Rssslssd That the Democratic party are
IN favor Of the acquisition Of the lslsad OF
Cabs. on such terms az shall be honorable
10 ourselves and Just 10 Spain.
R>s>ls<d. That the enactment. Of State
legislatures 10 defeat the lsithfol execution
Of the Fugitive Slave Law are hostile IN
character, subversivs 10 the Constitution
asd revolutionary IN their effect
To the above 10 added the folio = Jog les.
olusioa adopted at Baltimore for the pur-
pose of gaising vo,ss IA Louisss.s
Rrsolped. That II - IN accordance with
the Cincinnati Platform. that during The
sristenes Of Territorial Governments. the
De-.ar. Of restriction. what-ver q may -
imposed by the Federal Consultation on
the power Of The Territorial Legislature
over the subje-et OF the domestic relations.
ss tie sa-s has bees sr sksA iussisr IL de-
sidss " iAs Ssprs-< Cssfi 81 As Uaasd
Sssfes. sho.ld be respected BY al good est
isens, sad enforced with pfemp,nsss and
hdel.ty - srsry sfsssA a tAs Cssersl Ges-
eram<sf -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Coroners Inquest.


State of Indiana. yigo County. -.
A inquisition taken on The bank Of the Va.
"a bash rifcf. IN Harrison nsLip. ! miles
below the city Of Terrc- Hautc. on the frst day
OF August, an he Year OF our Lord oac thousand
eight hundred aud sixty, before Nafauitl n
Benson. Coroner 81 said county. gpon xiew 80
the body Of man. the name unknow n then aud
there yfng dead, upon the oaih Of Patterson
George r. Baslev, Joel Hester, John Weaver
John BeauehamP and John BurEssi. names 81
six Jurors Ofthe Township aforesaid, who be-
ms duly sworn diligently 10 inauir eho~ nndin
what manner tue said unknown came 20 his
death. upon their osths do say. that 20 he besf
OF thell knowledge and testimony the known
came TO his death by drowning On examIna-
boh We una one pair OF shoes aud one pair I'd
socks, pair OF pants aud ore shirt, placed iu
package and bound around his neck with astraf
of leather. In eur opinios the said unknown
had made al attempt 10 swim the rfxer With
his Clothes bound 10 his neck. Which caused his
death. On examination ne fad no elGe 10 hi.
name; but We nnd one striped shirt OF apron
check, one pair checked pants Of cotton tweed
one pair heavy shoes lsizc about No 81. and one
pair brown weolen SOCKS, well worn. and IN the
pocket We found one silk handkerchief Of red
ish cast and dark spots, aud ten cents In cash.
IN Two ave cent pieces. The man was supposed
10 be about thirty five or iOrty years OF sre--a-
bout i've feet eight inches. 40 particular
marks, only scar on the upper lin. immcal-
ately under TIE right noslril, rather the appear
aace Of being a haiI-ilp.
In isness whereof, Ne, the ia rors Aforesaid
have hcreuuto scNSrsliy set our hands rd seals
on the day and year above written.
A. fATfIsoN.
GEoReE K. BALLrw,
J. "A. kK-rFE.
loHN NraAFR
Jons bEAt CHAM.
IouN BuroEr.
signed aud sealed ns fuc Jurors and received
by me. \ M.HFNSON.
aa3w3dIi Coroner Ne.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

We taks sroai pisfsass IN recommending tie
ssus.n uustsns tlnimsut - valuable and
lass,s-rsssls sraeis fsr SPAIN. Sores,
Scratches af Csiis ea a,rsss. Oar mes have
esss IS GO severe uafns, Bfeisss. sore, ssia
ts'--s 80 Kheanss'e rsiss. sal all As IL seis
e aarit Sc afs - oiher Lnimenf.
>. w.HKWITr.
fs.~mss isr Am,rsan, Hsrdens snd wsns,
f.fFe a c.. fsrrsss.~
Geaueass - I hae nesro m4a wofsh 81,
So 80 isok sel1 irsia had hsft. al was
USELESS 80 ever one fsars hss 49, every
tains caeia hesref -ss-ai tercft. rpti I
trisf ~ sssians tlsiesut !, -. tsffsesly
saFss BIN. srs ga hes 49, shs sh9ss price
80 50. Respreifsiif gssfs.
JAMES DoKRsscg.
kstv FisaisT, Tssnsitt al Fsnllr s1oala
eats tas inssirabis sfteis. selS ~ ell se.
.Festatl~ teaier- s~erf~tere.
HArNks fAAk. Ftsrslsion.. Ne. Vera.
fah ala
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
ST. Jo.rru. T,

~. fctrras Ne A1G. -
The Fesy Express. With Sac Fase,seo
dates dates % he Is. inst arrived here Al
2o'ciock the mornsng.
The Denoeraiie STATE c<ntrsl Comsnis-
Tee spPesnted a. The last State conssatien.
met At Saa Frsnci.eo ss The 3oih snd 5iss
sls. aud sfssr loss dsses.sieu. - shisA
IL "a. snd>x.ersd 70 ssoi1 split r. tie
party. By holdlag bu, oos STATE Csnssa.
uoa AID eomiasiins bst e1s Elselss.l
tiekss IL ~s- found l@Psseiis.bie % act
hsrmonioasly. % eonusli>smsa -~ss fer
Bfeckinridss, snd 10 fof Desglas. Tho
fsfnsr have eaiitd slals oonssatios. TO
nsninsss an Klse,srsl tsesss On the Iith
Of SEPT. add The latter ~ii held ,ks,r
csavsslaea 70 noninsis Dssglss Elesio5-
81 sisksi, sa the 9Th Of sept. -.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

49, CHESTNUT ST. rHILArELrmA
srxrH YEAR % shs eNrsrrrr.E


Hssiag Purchased The spsoiors Iron
Building. Ne s39 che-fr.f Street. sd
fitted IL up Nith esefy con.enience u is-
ellisa'e ny business particularly that
orauch devoted 10 country Ord.rs: and
hAvings larger csps,ai han any other
party invested 10 the business. an row
prepared 10 ofivr greater Inducements. aud
Q, ter gifts than ever 10 ny oasioaefs.
I viii FURNISH aus book 81 a moral char
-cavf lac fegeiaf rciall price II Which Is
81 OF upu ards. aud give prescott. wcrih
ilo@ 80 Cents 10 500 y ia each book. aud
guarantee 20 give perfect Satisfaction, a.
an delefmined 10 MAINTAIN me reputation
already besso~ea nron my e.tAbli-hmsrf
s,faogers waiting Philadelphia are in
vitrd 10 call aud Judge Tor themselves
q q EVANS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Terre-IIaute Female College.

I'HE next session ofthc Terre-Haute Fsmsls
L College viii commence on "Wednesday the
'th OF September next, and continue i've
months
Ierre-haute, the seat OF the College. 10 one Of
The most healthy and beautiful elites In the
West, and IL accessible BY river aud railroad
rom all part OF the coantry- The grounds are
extensive, comprising 8, acre. and are seauti-
tally laid out with walks and drives, and orns-
nented In hign degree with eyergreeHs, Etc
they contain , rative grove al J y acres. The
oulldings, Ave In number, are the finest in the
West. aud have all the modern appliances or
comfort; they e heated by steam and Igkied by
gu. From - 10 10 professors aud teachers Of
The highest qualifications. W ho devote their ~hole
time 20 the Improvement OF The pupils. are e.a-
pioyed. The Philosophical, Chemical and AS
Economical apparatus belonging 10 the College
Is ample.
An Astronomical Observatory has re"enIYv
been erected al considerable cost, within which
l. mounted, sqaStoriig, a telescope ofhig Oh nag.
ntfying power. thus afordng a rare opportunity
tor the study OF Astronsmy. -
Lectures on tie Natural sciences will be dslIy-
cred almost daily befor. the pupils
Mrs. Julia B. Ackley, late OF the Buffalo Fe-
male Academy and well known in the West a.
lady OF great dignity OF character and sue
cessiul teacher, has been secured as GOyeress.
The Music Department was never more wor-
my OF confidence than at preseBt-being CONF
ded TO able aud skiliful teachers.
Any information desired respecting the Col
iege. or n Catalogue of the School NAV be Oh
tanned by addressing Rev. John Covert, Terre-
Ia. tc, Indiana.
aaldw3m JOHN COVERT. Prest-