Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 March 1853 — Page 3

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«£.- Township Aase*iK»rs. The following Aci, providing for the compensation of township assessors, passed both houses of the present Legislature and is now the law of the land

SECTION

Be it enacted by the General

Assembly of the State of Indiana, Thai township assessors each be allowed, for the time that they may necessarily be employed in the performaace of their duties, one dollar and fifty cents per day, which allowance shall be paid out of the county Treasury- The said assessors shall make out iheir account in detail, giving the dates of each day which they shall have been employed, which account they shall verify un« oath and the ttoard doing county business if they shall find such statement to be correct, shall allow the same.

Sec. 2. Each assessor shall, at the end of each week in which he shall have been engaged in the performance of any of the duties required of him by law, enter an account in writing of the number of days, or parts of days, he may have been so engaged during the week, and at some regular meeting of the Board doing county busines, shall present such original account to said Board, and shall tesify undr oath or affirmation to the accuracy of such statement and shall antwer such questions respecting the same as may be put to him by the

4 A Model Speech. the United States Senate, on the 19th the Pacific railroad biU being under iiicussion, Mr. Petlit, of Indiana, addressed the Senate as follows:

Mr. PETTIT. Mr. PrssidenL there are four reasons why 1 shall vote against this bill. 1. Because it commits Congress to the pow§? gf incorporation—ft dangerous end ami* Democratic doctrine, 2. Because it commits us to a wild system of internal improvement, denied by our crced. orid dangerous to the wholeseme acliion of the State and Federal Government*. 3. Because it burdens and clogs the incoming Administration with a load that ought not. against its will, to carry. If this bity passes, Mr. Pierce may well aik to be (toved from his friend*. 4. Bccause the Whigs are for it, with the e^i-lent design, ui 1 think, of fastening upon l|s tltcsfc odious principles and this dangerd\ii policy. [Luighter.J

W the ubove style of debating was more cftisely imitated by Senators and members nf Congress, the interests ol the country would not suffer. The people want less talk and more action.

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]3Hfcsaon'« only brother Is the most distinguished Engineer in Sweden. lie has lately completed a massive and magnificent sluice or lock of marble, which unites the fresh water harbor on ono aide of the Stockholm with the salt water on the other, nltd is now engaged at the request of the Emperor of Russia, in building a canal to connect the interior lakes of Finland with the Baltic. So great are the natural obstructions, that no engineer has ever yet ventured to uttfinpt this latter undertaking. The house in which these two brothers were born It ax been purchased by the Swedish Government for [Reservation a* a public monument.

I'utoric v*. Nleittti.

We copy the following telegraph dispatch (i out the Cleveland PlaindeuKr of Tuesday WASHINGTON,

Feb.

?»d heavy

ip^f

2J.

The caloric ship Ericsson arrived nt Aloxuudti.i l«s»t evening, from the Potomac, where she httd loin at utichor for 27 hours, dining a snow-storm. (.'apt, Lober weighed anchor at Sandy Hook at half past 9. Wednesday evening, und stood to the eastward in the face of a strong gnle

sea.

The ship stood the test nobly, her engines making 6J revolutions per minute with tho utmost regularity. Capt. Lober then shaped his course for the Chesapeake and in going up the bay encountered a heavy snow-storn. On approaching the month of tho Potomuo th« weather became so thick thai the pilot declined taking her any further, and tho ship oame to anchor at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning. The engines had then been in operation ?3 hours, without being stopped for a moment or requiring the slightest adjustment. Only one fireman was on duty at lime during the whole trip. The consumption of ooal was under five tons to the twenty-four hours.

Capt. Sands, ol the Navy, was on board, and is highly pleased with the result, says he would willingly go to Australia in her.

l.nrge Sale of Nriroe*.

Messrs. Capers mod Hey ward sold at auction yesterday a gang of negroes belonging to the estate of John H. Mcintosh, of Duval county, Fla., 1808 in number, for #97,* 425, averaging 8466 per head. They were •old lu families, and there was an unusual proportion of young children One family of ten averaged §610 each.

Mr. Thos. D. Goody sold ifl^lSme gang of 49 negroes belonging to the estate of J. McLeod, for 03O.6S6, an average of #625 per head. One family of? averaged #780 each. Mr. Condy also sold two other gangs, one of 33, and the other of 36 at similar prices, but tho particultrs of which we could not learn. Prime field hands ranged from $9t0 to $1,020

These sales, comprising in the aggregate $27 slaves show a considerable advance in the value of this ol kind property, the prices being higher than have been obtained in this city lor the last twenty-five years.—Chmrlestom

Mercury.

HICH

Patent

Nb«

R*U9»ON.—DOW,Jr.,

the ec

centric paeache*. in allusion to the exclusion of many wt»uld-le-churoh-gocr», from the sanctuary* by ressoa of the enormousjy high pew reals in our fashionaW«churches, characteristically remarks "There is a high duty on the ta&kmaMe waters of divine grace, and yon have to pay it leait a penny* piece for a nibble at the read of life. To go to church in any kind tolerable style, eo«ta a heap every year,

I know very well why a majority of you |to BeeUabttbf because you can't afford to htayep tl U)« pment exorbitant

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GEX. WASHINGTON'S WATCH.—It

•VFEIU.AT1VX

GSAVKI.,

is stat

ed that Mr. II. G. Riell, of New York, has in hi* possession the identical watch worn by Gen. Washington. It is represented as a very massive watch, with very thick plain cases of pure gold,' 'tr

0^7" The Democrats of Detroit have put in nomination a regular ticket for city Officers. The democracy of Madison, in this State, have done likewise.

Fresh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES* "s3?2raas3s»aDaa £2t

ItOSEIS BLOCK,

Cornet of Ohio and Second Streets,

SOLICITto

the attention of tho citizens of Terre-

Haute, their choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, which tbey will dispose of cheap for cash, at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of

CHOICE & PRIME LOUISIANA SUGARS.

Molasses anil Golden Syrups Old Government Java and Prime Green Rio Coffee, (new crop) Choice Green and Black T«u Freeh Carolina Rice, (new

Pine Apple and English erel, and Tongues

crop) Pickles in Jars, Dairy Cheese Salmon, Mackerel "»iu and Mould Candles Pepper, Alspiee,' Muster*!, Starch, and Boston Soap No. I Sweet Oil, Pepper Sauce and Table Ssdt very choice Virginia manufacture and Fine Cnt Tobacco, with a general assortment of Groceries suitable for Family uses. 0*A WAGON will be in readiness to convey goods to any part of the city,

and 'Sounds bids., bbls. and.kills Sperm, Star

FREE

TOSIC, DFOTUSTIC, ASTI-DTSRCRRIC

INVIGORATING CORDIAL.

Tins

MKOICISAI. BEVCIAOK I#

Gotrr,

Daorsr,

manufactured by

the Proprietor, at SchieJain, Holland, and i* warranted not only para from every Wijuriou* property and ingredient, hot of the best possible qnality. lis extraordinary medicinal properties, I*

CHSOKIC RHHJMATI**, ISCIPIKST

FLATUESCS, COMC PA«*S,

of the Stom

ach and Bowels, whether in Adult or Infants— In all ordinary cases of Obstraction in the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organ*— In Dyspepsia, whether scute or Chronic—Chills snd revers. In General Debility, Siuggiah Circulation of the

Wood, Inadequate A«»imulatlon of Food, and Exhausted Vital Energy— Are acknowledged by the whole Medical Faculty, end attested in their highest written authority.

ICFThe attention of Agents and Purchaser# luvited to the tlgnature and address of the Proprietor, on the label, and to the title of this Medicinal Cordial, embossed on tue sides of the Bottle, as protections agaiunt inferior and pernicious nitalloui. ij*For sale by WASSON & CO.,

Fob. 25, IB53-22-if.

FRESH FRUITS!

ORANGES,

L?:SIO*rf,

RAISINS, FIGS,

and PRUNES, HAVANA PRESERVES. FRENCH FRU1T8, in their own juice, and URANDY CHERRIES, for sale by

WASSON tc CO.,

Feb. 25,1853-22-tf. Rose BKc't.

#{AVAN rCI(JARS. QRMAS, 8evll!u:ia«, Concordias, Hermanos, Millars, Plilarcilos, Lone Star, and other choice brands of direct importation, for sale by

Feb. 33,1833-2-Mf.

ASSON & CO. Hose Block.

Tobacco.

I.KAF CAVENDISH

VIRGINIA CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of quality, for sale by

and FINE the brst

WASSON &. CO.

Choice Wines, Brandies and Liquors.

OI.D

Coguiuc and Castillian Brandies. Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines, in wood and gluss.

Chttrnpnigne, S urklh»g Catawba and Claret, do. French Cordials, assorted. Very Superior Old Irish Whiskey, for sale by

London Porter and Scotch Ale!

BARCLAY

& PERKIN'S London Porter.

Hlbbard's Superior Scotch Ale. Suitable for invaii. s. For sale by WASSON &. CO., Feb. 35, liS53-33-tr. Rosa Block.

Ri~™

.1IIESII Carolina like, for sale by WASSON & CO., Feb. 35, 13.VI-22 tf. Rose Block.

Golden Syrup.

VERY Superior Syrup, for sale by WASSON CO., Rosa Block. Feb. 25, 1853-22-tf-

Candles.

SPERM,

Star and Mould Candles, for sale qy WASSON & CO., 25,18i3-S3-If. Feb. Rosa Block.

Raisins,

FRESHby

Pratt, in

sale

Feb. 35, 1853^-tf.

O'i

hole and half Botes, for WASSON &. CO., Rose Block.

Tar.

7VTORTH Carolina, In Ions silted Barrels, for i\ sale by WAfeSON (»0., Feb. 25. l?!53-9a-lf. Rose Block.

OLD WHBKE?. BOURBON AND MO N ONG AII EL A hlakey, far sal* by WASSON & CO.

TO FARMERS AND MILLERS OF INDIANA AND ILLINOIS. l^HB undersigned wottld respectly inform the

public that ha has opened a GENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE, for the sala of Flour, Pork, Grain and all other products of the Country and give his whole attention to sales thereof, either at Home or by shtpement north or south, ea*t or west. He i* well located ta shtp by rltar or canal as also for the city trade. Ills seqaalntaoce in the cities on the Atlantic seaboard ii exteosiva as also

Canal and R. R. and tipper lliastasipt. Liberal advances made OB consignments. MS* ML^rn 3EJK«n»m~JE2mr9

Forwarding, Commissioa, Steam aad Canal Boat Agent, and General Produce Broker.

Office, Cor, Ross Block on Bridge Street, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. Terre-IIaate, Fab. 35, lSS^38-ly.

Wrapping Paper.

RECEIVEDPaper.

aad far sal*, by it»e nam, a lot af

Wrapping SMITH & UBGGKTT* Terre-Usute, Feb. 1853-33-&

Sand Paper.

rpoR cell Tarra-Haate.

m^s, a lot of Superior Saad Paper, Ex* celstar braad. SMITH & LECGETT. Fak 3i, 1553-23-tf.

VALENTINBa

FINE usertMMt of Valeatiaas w«t w«i«i aad far sate at W. H. BUCKING AAM*S, Fe^li,lS&3. S4g*afti»«B«fBa*k"

Siae Barrels Onion Seta

Jast

mxtred and far sate at GROVERXAK & BOURNE'S ft*. 15-1853-aitf

PI BLIC ISCTtm

TfcerawW W a series af tea «r aare PaWi« Leetarea deltearad Mm ttM ^Matmunos* HisTOUUI.

Soctrrr," by rartens dfartiagaiilMKl iaot-

vHwrta, dartag Ow piestal sHalar. Prtea of ad»iMaa tea sta^ta Lactam 15 «nti —ta ilia whale Ceanst

TkkitikdH«MiCwm eaa be btsd at tW IwIommsat af aaj af the aadarslgnsd. Can-

OA KIT,

'-5 I X. BROWX, 1.2«.COI.TEl3r.

•wain®

C£3CE»9

SCHOOLS! SCHOOLS!

NOTICE

hereby given, that to the late Trus

tees of 'Congressional Townships la Vigo county, ta the District Trustees, aad ta all others taking an interest ia tits settlement af

difficul

ties, surrounding the near School Law, especially with regard to the distribution of the fands ttyi* spring that I have received from the Superintendent of Public Instruction a Circular which points oat ia a very lucid manner the defects of the law aad proposes Bteasaras ta the Legislature, obviating the same.

The Circalar ia too lengthy for publication, bat I shall take' pleasure ia laying it before yon oa up plication at enj office. A. LANGE,

Auditor Vigo County.

Terra-Haste, Feb. 35, '52-22-3t. Notice to those holding Sullivan County Orders.

NOTICEpresented

hereby gi»en ta those holding or

ders, to the Treasury of Suliivaa County, prior to the twentieth of December, 1852, that thej are hereby required to preseat them, as the Treasurer Is now prepared to lift the same.

KXTCMSS.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 25, l?»3-22tf

WOLFE'S

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,

JOHN S. DAVIS. Treas. of Sullivan Co.

Sullivan, Feb. 31, 1853-22-6U

State of Indiana, Clay county, ss.

Circuit Court of March Term A. D. lss'£ MILTO.I

CASTES,

JRUWIAH

Motion to r«in*tate

VS. Decree of Foreclo-

T. Psiirr,

sore.

THE

Affidavit of a disinterested snd competent itness, bariug been filed iu my office, that the residence of said Pratt is unknown, said Carter thereupon Sled in my office a notice in aubntauce as follows That st the September Term of said court A. D.1851, the said Carter as assignee of certain mortgage, executed by said Pratt, on the ltth day of August, A. D. 1849, to one Isaiah Crabb, by the order, judgment and consideration of said court obtained a Decree foreclosing the Equity of redemption of said Pratt in and to the lands iu said mortgage described, lo-wit: Being a part of the north-east quarter of the south-east quarter of Section thirty-six, Town, thirteen, north, of Range •even, west,—(more particularly described ia caid notice now on file,)—which said Decree of foreclosure was for the non-payment, at the time specified In said mortgage, to-wit: the 1st of May A.D-1850, of the sum of $130.17 principal and interest to date of Dccree, for the payineut of which said mortgage had been given as security, and the costs of said proceeding $30.78 cents. And that by the terms of said Decree said money was to be paid in niuety dqys thereafter, or iu default thereof execution was to issue as upon judgments at law, and that said Decree was duly entered of record in said Court, and that the same was afterwards destroyed by fire and that said Decree yet remains in full force, unreversed, unpaid and unsatisfied aud that said Carter will, on the first or some subsequent day of the next Term of said Court, tnake a motion to reinstate said Decree aud orders upon the records of said Court.

When and where the said Pratt can attend. GEORGE PINCKLY,Cl'k. IIANXA for Plaintiff. February 25,1833-23-w3 $1.00

Clover and Bine G-rass Seed. UST receiving a superior lot of CO bushels CLOVER SEED also, a superior lot of 60 bushels BLUE GRASS-

Feb. 18, Ib53-2lin3 S. II. POTTER &. CO.

NEW SPRING HARDWARE. WE are now receiving a very large lot of HARDWARE, of all kinds,

WASSON & CO.,

Feb. 23, 135.1-22-if. Rose Block.

dirrct from manufacturers, embracing the fiuest assortment of Mechanic's Tools ever brought to this market.

S. U. POTTER & CO.

February 18, !853-2lm3

Oils, Lead, Glass and

E ore now in receipt of 150 kegs of PURE WHITE LEAD, 25 do. RED and VENETIAN LEAD, 5 bbls. Linseed Oil, 4000 lights best Pine Window Sash—8-10, 10-12, 10-14 and 10»15 100 boxes best Wiadow Glass, do. do 4 bbls, best Winter Lurd Oil.

S. II. POTTER &. CO.

February 18, 1853-21 m3

Saddlery.

call an see. S II- i'OTTER & CO. February 18, l85.?-2lm3 Raisin

ARE

have added largely to our Stock SADDLICItY HARDWARE,

and we confidently say, that we are prepared to give the

SK.IT BARGAINS

of anv in this market—

A N extra fine lot of FRESH RAISINS, just r« received per steamer 'American Star,' an/ for sale at W. H. SAGE'S,

March 12,'52-24tf OppositeUniou Ri»w.

"guocMi^ LUDOWICI & HULMAN

now receiving their spring stock, consisting of a full assortment of Groceries of all kinds.

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Leather, &e.,

all of which will be disposed of at the lowisst figure. Call at the Cincinnati Store, Union Row. March 5, lt52,-23-ly. L. St II.

NEW YORK ADVERTISMENTS. PIANO FORTE EMPORIUM,

BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. Themost I. extensive snd varied assortment of ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, plain aud ornamental, elegant patterns, elaborately carved, and highly finished with Pearl keys, all of our own manufacture, and warranted in every particular, can b* found at our Ware-Rooms, 361 Broadway, N. Y.

Sept. i?, 1853-51 yl BENNEf&CO.

Avery's Sewing Machines. PRICE 0iNLT $25!!

PATSXTED

Oct. 19,1852.

mills machine ia acknowledged by all who I have used it to 1m superior to that of any otherS«wing Machine ever invented, for its simplicity, compactness and beauty and strength of its stitch aad its cheapness. It weighs about 95 lbs., aad costs enif from $23 to $30. It will work neatly with the smallest thread,and finest muslin, cambric or silk, a* well as linen, woolen and cotton goods, aad at! kinds of leather. It is so simple, that a child of ton years of age can understand aad work it rapidly, without any danger of its getting oat of order, and eaa do the work of more than 30 seamstresses much better ia every respect than ii can be done by haad. The sticbe* are independent of eaca other, so much so, that if everj other stitch is cut, tin seam still holds goodaau vUong. It is unlike aad mnch belter than aay other sewing machine ever invented. This ratcbine is peculiarly adapted to family ase as it will do all kiads of sewing aad when kaowa will be generally introduced talo families.

The Avery Sewing Maehiae Company have perfected their arrangement* for manufacturing oa the largest scale,aad will supply aay number of machines at the shortest notice. Orders addressed ta CH ARLES NETTLKTON^Sl Broadway, New York will receive prompt attention.

Dec. 31,-14-lS52-6».

1892. BROWN & DODD, 1852 ftawardiog and ComoissiGii Merdiaits, TOLEDO, OHIO

AGENTS FOR THJE FOLLOWING LINES: CLINTON LINE. Wm. Moatenth Co., Alfcaif,,

Obapia &K«ymr» llJBioad Stmt,

Western Freight Express Coatpaar* I raoparrroas: Wia. Moatoath, Baibis,

H.C. Soathwith, Jr^ Atbaav, Thomas P. Waiwa, Haw York, \Via. F. Laoaard, da.

Cbaaia &. Keyset, 113 Broad St., If. York,

T.P-Waters, 117 Bread Sl, 4m. O. P. S«av«il, S Bfaai Scrad, XevYstk aad Eric XatlrwUI CMfttf jmMr Frr^kt ajftf tt

Na.SCa«tl«rfSt-,NswY.

RMhPnntiA bnhwN «a iaa«* Mr sfcar*af mMc ««wrel Frtigkt lyaf, Foot Daaaa O&re »a Stmt, New Yarlu March 12,

4^T.*^HW.C^.1V^«.'«J4L^LA

Fall Importations.

"MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN

FANCY DRY GOODS, 5

Are Invited to look through my stock, consisting of Emknm!eruM, Lace*, RUAont, Bommttg, MUlimry Good*, Drttt Tramming!, ifsswry, Gloves*

Crmvmts, //andkrrtkirft, P*rt lusssies, Cwsi«. Brutkr*,—and, in short, ALL STYLES OF FANCY WOD8! I shall be receiving constantly from New York Auctiou# sad Importers, many of the most desirable and cheap styles of Goods.

The plan adopted is to bay aad sell for CASH, charging Jise per crmt. wlmrnce. Though this'system has been sancossfutly tested by Staple Goods Houses, 1 believe this Is to be tho only bouse carrying out the same iu Fancy Goods.

City aad country purchasers are Invited to look through this stock, hoping the redaction in prions will make It to their interest to purchase.

D. BERRY,

No. 193 East side of Main street. Between Fourth sad Fifth, Cincinnati, O December 10, 1852-11-ly

V. A. R. BREW UK,

No. 30 Fifth Street^ North side, between Mais aad Walaat, -e CINCINNATI, OHIO,

MANUFACTURER

«F BRIGHT WARE, COFFEE

and Tea Urns, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WARE, single or in sets, Wardrobe Shower Baths, Bathing Pans. Sponge Baths, Hip and Sitx Bailis, Suspension Shower Baths, Balh Tubs, all sizes, And every description of BATHING APPARATUS made to order. lie also keeps constantly oa hand a general assortment of PLAIN, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronsed

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet iron. march 12,1852-24yl

William Lee & Co..

HOLESALE aud Retail Dealers in

GOODS,

THROUGH TO

New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadelphia.

PASSENGERSin.,

bound East, will leave Terfe-

Haule at 7 a. Indianapolis at 1 p. in., and take the Morning Express Train of the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad at Djylou at 5 a. m., connecting at Bellevue with the Toledo and Cleveland Railroad, and arriving at Cleveland at 4 o'clock 45 min. p. m., connecting the same evening with all trains bound East.

FARE:

To Dayton from Terre-Haute $5.50 To Clevelaud from D-«yton .. j.. 5.00 To New York from Dayton 15 00 To Boston from Day toil .....17.10

For further Information apply to T. C. MITCHELL, Aitnl, Dayton, Ohio, E. F.

OSBBRS,

Supt. M. R. &TL. E. R. R. Co.

February 18, lS53-2i-ly

Jeffersonville Railroad.

rriHIS ROAD ic completed and iu operation to I Eiiinburg, (77 miles) Indians, and the cars run daily (Sundaysexcepted) as follows, vis

Leave Jeffersonville at 5 o'clock A. 3tf. Leave Ediaburg at o'clock, P. M. The passenger trains stop to put down and take up passengers at the following places Sellersburg, Memphis Henrysville, (Iste Morristown) Vienna, Austin, Baker's Langdoa's Farmlngtoa, Rockford. Jonesville, Bannersviile, Columbus and Taylors viiie.

By this arrangement the trains form direct connection with the Shelbyvilie, Knightstowa aud Rushvllle

RAILROAD

Trains, and with ttw early express train from Madison to Indianapolis, whteh enables passengers to take the Bellefontaine, Peru, and Terre-Haute Roads the saoie day, forming by the latter a connection with the Stages to St Louts*

By these connections trsvelers can leave Jeffersonville by the 5 o'clock A. M. train, (which carries the U. S. Mail) and arrive at Terre-Haate, and La Fayetta the same day, and those from the Terre-Haute, La Fayette, Bellefontaine, Pern, Madison aad Iadianapoiis Roads, taking the 1 P. 51. train at Edinburg, will reaoh Jeffereonviiie and Louisville the same day.

Passengers going North, baeakfast at Henrysviiie. For accommodation train by 1st of March see fu/ther aotice. •m D. C. H. BORDLEY, Gea. Smf'L l^ls5vaaT 34th, 1853.

The JeffersoaviOe FERRY BOAT will lease the Keatucky share st quarter past fear e'cteck in the merniag, to connect with the train and also leaves JeAersaaviUe after the traia arrives, bs early or lata la the evening.

JAMBS WATHEN, 8*p't of Ferry.

Feb. 4, '53,-l6-tf.

riet

Proprietors.

Y.,

oTr- SearsH, 5 Broad Stmt, Bostoa, Wsn. Meatcath, BafcJo, Brittea Co., Tsm-Haato,

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA. rr^HlS InstituUoa, located foar doors from the I South-West Coraer of the Public Square, ia Mr. ROSE'S BLOCK, Is prepared to negotiate rirtt aad dm drafts aa New York aad other principal ettles Diecooat notes aad other evsdeaces af debt. pafsMa as above Receivs daa—tf, Deals ia GeM aad Silver Cela. Makes CoIteetioMs aad renlt tin auaa by drafts, lees earreat rate a# (ttkun. EesaH maaey to Ea^ind, Intead, ScotieiBd, aa*l Osnwurf, aa its awa Drafts oa New York, aad other w8B always he kept aa hasa aad for taaaa. gDWdwrw from basiatea aaea and others who wish la keep aa active dtpssit aocoaat are liasirrTfi"]* salicifcwi.

Baa** frosaS ta kalf«fM 12 A» *•,

mmd fr«m halfnpsut Its*P. X. a E. GCNStSOJT, CashMs*8 Terre-Kaato,

Feb- 1st, ISSS-iStf

DUEL TOPMAN jt MATT AN

HAVING

sasoclsurf tbtnurfrw toptlwr ia

the Practice at Medietas aad Sargery, wtfi give prsawtaadcOdeat aUaatiea «a alt tastaaas aafimsbNi ta these. Tfcajr bystrtcietteatiea to

City" Drag Store, Tweliaata Fab. i, S3,-*3-tf.

DKY

76 West Fourth street, Cincinnati,

submit to the following CARD. We have been endeavoring to conduct business upon such principles as to merit the confidence of the public, aud so to combine the tasteful aud beautiful with the useful in oar very extensive assortment of goods, to render our house a favorite place of resort with all classes of buyers

Our success thus far has fully met our ef^ectatlous, but our aim is onward, and we have the most copfident expectations that we shall this year gain largely in popular favor, and give a wider spread reputation to our house, and our best efforts will be put forth to accomplish this.

Our premises have recently been enlarged, and we have now a business house of large dimensions, and as perfect in its arrangements as any house in the country, while at the same time there is a degree of elegance and beauty throughout, surpassed by none devoted to the same business. Our stock of goods we desigu to have, especially iu the business season, in keeping with our house—large in amount, varied iu character as the wants of the community and in what appertains to the tasteful and beautiful, such selections from the richest, tho latest und most fashionable goods in the eastern markets, as will commend themselves to the taste of those who seek for this class of goods, aud reuder it difficult fur them to with-hold their pat ronugc.

We offer our gooJs at as low a scale of prices as can be afforded by any house eugaged in a legitimate and regular business an.i our prices will be found to be one of tile strong inducements we present for patronage.

We solicit altentiou to the following brief statement of our principles upon which our business is conducted FIRST—A system of uniform prices, (the one price system, aud uo exorbitant or unreasonable price fur any urlicle in lite house. Sscosa-Nodecepliveftlatsineutsintentionally made, either by the proprietors or salesmen in relatiou to our goods. THIRD—No

urging of customers to purclias what

docs not please them.' FOURTH—All customers and visitors of the house to be treated with gentlemanly civiilti, and earnest effurts made to render the calls of all agreeable to them and promotive of their intei rsts.

WILLIAM I EE &. CO.

February 18,1833,-21,

At No. 6 Union Row,

EVERY

MfTNDAY, WEDNESDY aad FRIDAY at 2V» o'clock, r. a. for the LWi*s: And EVERY NIGHT for Gentlemen, until further notice-

B- ANTHONY,

A. L. HUNT, Awctiomeer. February 11,1853-20tf

Lafaycttelufirmarj

roa

THS

TREATMENT OF THE EYE, AMD ALL

THE

auuns rESTAISISO TO THE HCXAX SVSTXM.

undersigned informs the public that owing to the great amount of Chronic Diseases, which are prevalent in this coantry, that he wilt in fatore devote the principal part of hie time to the treatment of those difficult bat iutereaUng class of diseases.

No prescription will be made without first seeing the patient. In future it will be expected that all persons applying for relief, will come prepared to pay for attendance previous to leaving Lafayette.

No case will be put under treatment where there is no prospect of a cure. In all cases where a cure is promised, the Patient complying with directions, and relief is noi obtained, uo charge will be made for medical attendance.

The Lafayette I ofirmary has been open about one year, during which time there has beeu treated some three huudered cases, many of whom have been afflicted from one to ten years. Dr. Fonda invites all who may wish information couceruing his success in practice, to call ou those who have been treated by him. By doing this the facts uvay be obtained, and noue misled. As 1 have from twenty to fifty cases uuder treatment all the time, tho most satisfactory knowleJge concerning my cures in Eye cases, is to aee the patients themselves. This course wilt give full satisfaction, as any person_wlio has been afflicted can fully appreciate the condiuon of those suffering.

P-. W. FONDA, M. D.

Reference to the following persous, who have been treated by me. Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Tippecanoe county

Hon. James P. Ellis, do do Ilou. Thos. O'Neal, do do Martiu Roais, Lafayette

Retin

Jones, do

Esquire Bemiss, do George N ichol, do Lyman Taylor, do E. M- Weaver, uierchaut, Lrfayette Ross Gordon, do do T. P. Emetson, jeweller, do Henry Lawrence, druggist, do W.T. Mumford,agricultural warehouse,Lafay'ti* Ira Howe, merchaut, Lifayette iViidrew Pierce, Warren county, David Smith, J. D. Armstrong, Joint Gray, Win. Rhoads, Wat. Gitizeu,

do do do do do

John Jackson, Wild Cdt Prairie Wm. F. Hague, Tippecanoe county Purnham Hoswell, Wea Pluiua Alex-Jester, do Jas. Travis, do Jos. Travis, do Mrs. J. Travis, do Jodl House, Wild Cat Prairie Mr. Metzker,Grand Prairie Abe Jackson, Benton county Jarnes McDonald, Attica Tim O. Mtrliue, do Sum Kitolin, Iroquois, III B. F- Rauey, do do J. D. Wiloon, Esq. do do George Knoliu, Benton c"unty, Mr. Aydelotle, Montgomery county Mr Beasley, Esq., Wea Plains John Broukbank, Delphi Moses Co I to n, Pittsburgh Uright Black, Dayton John Eyltndi, do Judge Augney, Frankfort Jacob Uuiflniiiiii, doj Jas Doty, Franklin co W. Ervin, Won Plains Danl Fosselman, Posey ville Philip Mon-ly, do ]vtnuel llojforJ, do Geo Gray, do J. Francta, Motilgdnijry county, Wm. Hawkins, Piue Thos. Hawkins, do Holllngsworth, Round Prairie. Mr. Kendle, Tijipecunoe county

G. M'Alillain, Danville 111, J. Stephenson, Tippecanoe county A. Scott, ShawuKO Prairie Wm Cliritto, do Ellis Insley, do A To°l'*\ Coal Greek ScoSeld, Esq, Delphi Mr. Cooley,9 Mile Prnlrie Jehu Ellis, 9 ,Ville Prairie Goldsbu'ry.Daytou James II Hamilton, Booue county Waiter W. Early, Terre-Haute. N. B.—Persons visiting tuis city for the purpose of having their eyes treated, will please be upon their guard, as tho undersigned has not adopted the policy of other pracltliouer, to wit, that of drummers.

Feb, 4, '53,-16-3mo. P. W. F.

BOSTON LEATHER STORE, NATIONAL 1IOAD ST., omoSlTK UNION KOW, TERRE-HAUTE, 1NI.

TT^IIE Subscribers inform the public thst they I have just opened ou Nuliona! Itoud street, opposite uiou Row, a

LEATHER STORE,

with a full assortment of all kinds of Leather, such as Spanish, Cincinnati, and Country-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirting and Collar Leather French and Philadelphia Calfskins Lining, Sheep and Deer skins. Binding,

Padskins Tamplco and French, gentlemen's a»U ladies Morocco. They also intend to keep a general assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE

TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, etc., etc. Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importers iu the Eastern cities,are such as to euabte them to sell sverythlug at tho very lowest prices.

Cash paid for Greea and Dry Hides. GEO. KERCKHOFF &

April 23, 1852-30yl

CO.

NEW YORK.

SILK GOODS-

CHEAP FOR CASH.

MYERS&

KNISELY,

(Ute

DAM KNISELY,) looking to ths Interest of their petrous a*'well ss their own, have adopted the "Popular TrsdS' of selling goods entirely fo« CASH. Every business man knows that wbers goods are sold for Cask tsljr, they can be afforded much cheaper than where a general credit business is done, therefore we hope that all ear old friends aad the trade generally will call and give as "a look/' Oar Stock cossists of Silks, Ribbons, Dress Goods, Shawls* Laces, ... Wkilc Goods, Glomes, Crapes, Pongee Hdkfs French Merino.Bombasine, Alpacas. Src

Which we pi edge ourselves to sell at from

Tea

to Twenty per cent

loser than the usual credit prict*. At the old Stand, No. 143 Broadway, coraer of Liberty Street. JAMES MYERS,

WILLIAM KNISELY.

New York, Feb. 18$3-$-3m

NEW BOOKS.

TISTORY af Henry Esmond, Esq., by Thack-

My N«3i at Varieties la English Life, by Bat wer. Bia*ea, a Tale af EH a aad Italy, by Edward Materia. OaraeUle aad Bis Ttass, by Outset. My Llfs aad Acts ia Haegary, tat 184S

Jrf Artbar Gorgei. Basil, a Story af Modern KatdL-Keads fa

jJSSfShS""

af "Prairie

fa_ be Wllkie Colli ea. £Msr's Table, by L.Osj-

C"M"'WTS.'tocessobaM'S.

Febraary 11, l85J»88tf

WOOL! WOOL!!

100,000 lbs, of Wool WNTED, good, clean Fleece and Tub washed.

T«i*e-Iia«4e, F«fc. 4,18JJ-ISU

CLARE'S HOTEL,

coa^fa o» saiocs (oa omo) nasT rrassrs, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

TStand,

IE uuderslgued has

NWISDJ

his former

near the Bri.ig*, aud

e»Jjr sac BUek from tie Pmkiic Severe.

This House has been greatly enlarged and improved. by a Urge addhioa of Bed Rooms, aad a spacious Dluiug Hal),—^i) P«pnreJ and Paluttsj,— «.d furnialied with New Furaitare, irpets, Bods an^i Beduiug. aud Table Furniture. Having an eye single to the comfort and convenience ef his guests must make his House a pleasant stopping place for the man of business, pleasure or traveling public—aad particularly those who wish to lake P**sage on Steam Boats, private conveyance, or otherwise in short, no {tains nor expense will be spared to make his House au agreeable and pleasant stopping place for his guests. 111S TABLE

Will always b» furnished wilh the beat Ute country aflfords, sad uo jviius or-expense will be spared to administer to the gratification of the tastes of his P«trous. w-ww,«wi mrm*jMkwmML*-M32

Is large aud entirely .Veie, among the beat iu the City and, at all times, will be aupplied with good Hay and Oralu^and Horws strtcthr aUrnded to.

CisrjM Medrrete—Cmli and see. BOARDERS takeu by the Day, Week, Month or Year.

Dec. 3, l*53-10tf JAMES S. CI.AUK,

JUST RECEIVED AT

3N.COB CBlStft

A Large Supply, carefully selected, of Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. The subscriber has just received a new supply of Gold end Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, golil pius, finger rings, ear tings, culFpins lock?!, vest, snd guard Chains Pencil* und the bestofGolu Pens. Steel aud Fancy Goods. CUTLEItY—Consisting of fine Pocket and

Uuuiing Knives, aud REVOLVERS. Specks aud cases, gold and rilver, phiited, and steel frames, lo suit ull eyes. CLOCKS of different kiniis anJ prices.

A'utches repaircJ iu the best workmanlike mauncr, aud

WARRANTEU.

JACOB K. CRISHF.H.

First door west of Farringinn's lllock, and Nov. 5, lH.V}.6lf Norlh "I t'onrl Hnn*e.

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. CJAl'F.N) UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker.

RESPECTFULLYthe

INFORMS 11« CITIXEUS EF

Torre-Haiite and vtcinity, tli.it he will give untiiviJed nttention to above business, with view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indispensable duties attending the death of a friend, and would stute that he is prepared lo undertake the whole business of Funerals, if desired, or any part thereof,at reduced prices.

A HEARSE will, lu all coses, be furuishod frn of chitrjt to such asprocurc cotliiu at his establishment.

COFflNS kept on hand of all sites. To persons iu the country I would say, that I will furnish colBns cheaper than they have been furnished by any persou in the county, and will attend tho Funerul wilh my (Innrsc, free of charge, iiny distance not over ten mlics.

SHOP on Cherry street, between Market and Second streets. Tnrre-Haute, Janutry 21. 1353^" 27—tf

Dr. J. YOl! MANS,

Physician and Surgeon.

(I.ATK UK LICKIVO

Cuu.xvv,

OHIO.)

HAVINGpracticeChildren,of

hud a uumher years experience

in the of Midwifery und tiie ll«eaues of Women und Dysentnry, Billiou^ Fo*"er, Malignant Erysepalas, Typhoid Pneumciti.i, and TyphoiJ Congestive Fever. Also chronic diseases in all their various lorins—particularly enlargement of the Liver aud Spleeu, so prevalent iu mis country—tenders his services to the citizens of Terre Haule and vicinity, hoping to receive a liberal share of patronage.

Dwelling next door Eust of J.F. King—office ou 4th Street, secon.1 door Kjrlhef Prairie Cl!y Drug Slore.

Jan. 21,1853-17-tf «. F. CO0KKM.Y.

WM. K.

Sept. 3, 1852-49 tf CZJldJ

JU4T

UUAK.

COOKERLY & McLU.AN, AT'l'OHXKYS AND tOLNsLH.OKS AT LAW,

TEUIU'MIAUTI5, INDIANA.

W. p. McLEAN,

and Commlsiidncr of Deeds for the Elites of Ohio and Kentucky,

Will give prompt attention to the taking of Depositions, Acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgages Powers of Attorney, and all business of a Notarial character. £T OFFICE, third story, Union Row, adjoin ing the Journal Printing Office.

November 21, ls5l-»*tf C. W. BAftBDIM*

MYERS, SUY-

BARBOUR & READ Attorneys at Law, TEBKE HAUTE, lKDIANA, Will practice tht ir profession iu Vigo an I aljoln ing couaties. .AU business entrusted to ibeir care will meet wftb prompt att'-utiou. OlSce ia Farringtoa's Building, No. 5, up stairs.

receive*! a targe supply of Monte CrWe, Colorado, La Fiel, General Tavlor aud La jurmt Cigars, by tlte boa or retail, at the TerrcHaute Drag Slore.

Dee. 3, iWiOtf J. R.CUNINGHAM.

TO THE PUBLIC IX (iE.XCKAL AND Et EIlV ONE IN I' VUTICLLAR.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KEPT BY WILLIA.MS St. EARLY, On National Road Street opposite the COURT HOUSE,

Csuit

1ITIZENS, Farmers sud Straagers vfsHtng the Prairie City, can find greet variety of (seeds U, tlwir wants and at lower prte»- tlwu tbey bars been aecostomed find beretoforr Pic so give 'as a cadi a»d examine.

Nov. Ss l«M*®e WILLIAMS A EARLY, Fresh Candies! LA ROE assortment ef FHKSM CAN DIBS ol every bae and color, just received snd for eale at BAt«Eb,

B,r«b !», l^Slt OpycsHs^srte# fte».

Mills.

TT AVINC brought UmhwbcMuUfui Steam FloorJLX

lag works iste fail eperstioo, we are new ready to esebaag* Flout, Meal, Shorts, Br»a tkc for Wbsst ssd Cera, ei for Casb, with all who my gtre as their eastern.

MILLER & «OULE

Coraer ef CUeataat aad Water *le.

Terre-Haate, Feb. SB. lWM'®-tf

•A Date*.

recelvejf a* eacelieat 1st ef DATES, first rate article, aad »e mistake, far sale at SAO ITS* mstteli 12.1858-24 tf OpiiositeUatoasKew.

TWT tl A fir

FOB SALE,

FINE

STstatist Seal Prass of

H-

Opening of the Fall Trade,

AT Till.

lirCOIB GASH STORE

livo. 2. usioy

rPHE

undersigned is now receiving the largest JL aud best stock of Fall and Winter UouUa be has ever brought to tills market nl bought from lbs first hands in New York, Boston, aud ith»r eastern cities, aud ou the very best terms. Con* sequently he is prepared lo otf-r every inducemen. iu the way ol good goods at low rules that Can be offertd to tempt purchasers. The reputatiou oi the Buckeve fur

CHEAP GOODS,

will be more than sustained lite coining »-afoA. We have uevor been able to give as gno.J uirgnin*. Our Retail atock comprises an uucoutmouty large asserlment of ail km is of i)ry Goods, Boats. Shoes, Uafs, Caps,

Rounds. Rtbbjus. 6rc4-c.

Our Carpet D.-parl«uei.t has ticcn brg-ly In* creased, aud ftdoiJs the greatest variety «.f al grades, stjles patlerusuf three ply, «up«rriuc.extra hue, ani line ingrain t'«rpot, mclu liug the cr graces ol Hemp «n,i Cutiou do., togvtuer HHh Drugjjet, with all widths «u«l |ualui5s, Kuj s, Malts, etc., to l»e fouj|d any wlu rr tn the wf»uiu country,unU ALL AT KEIUH'KD PRlCL.*.

Al«o,-l3-4.-»-4,-b-l,-5-4,-*M, «mt a-4 rleor OitClolhs,.Malltng, etc., Table Oil t'lotlis of various i.iths and palterus.

A great variety of Wiu low Shades, some rich and elegant, Dumnsk Curtain stuffs, aud Curtaiu Drapery, AViudow Corulces, Curtain Bauds aud Pius, Cords aud

Tassels, »tc., etc.

We are also well suppiieU with a heavy stock #f all kluds of Staple Uoo.is including several cases of Boots au4 S »es for tho Jubbiug Ira.to ahicit will be aold at a small per cent,

SJOVV

Terre-lLiutr, Sept.

Ktock of

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which sve offer to tin- ntuetis it igu i-mini at prices which we guarautee will givr i»aiitac«i«»u to all who may f.v.ir us with a coll.

One of our ttrin W at pre»h*ul F. ist, purchasing, anil We will be cointt iuli} uddiug to our pr«ti«nv well sele* ted Slutk. We warrant all our .'«•" be what I hey are represcutMl, uuU wt!l svlt Ineiu tho ura iot(K4t pricci lor cash or ira.i«.

A. ,V K. IflTE,

Ko. P, Plurui* n'»» k, Naii t«:il Rnao ^tr».n t, ER lUv AI!1 E, l-N DIA A. September 3, hi

CASH ~STO"RE, No. 'J. .icp:ii\ lliw.

1 I 'Ii invite the attenlion *1 t'»s^« 0u\ei»

rt,,r

Si««*k of

l'.V.M'Y AMI Vi APt.i: l)UY NU'I'IU.NS, I AIMi M.JS, Carpeting and House Furnishing

Good3.

It it much the largest and PtinuKki assortment we have vet brought to Ibis inuiket. Purchased iu New Yotk ou Uest terms, wC sire euableU to sell at very lewrslCash rales.

Apiil Hi, lTj'J.'JItiii:! R. A O. TOUoLV.

Double Rsctified

W IS E

I'DOWICI "V IITLMAN are now

Velvet Uibbutis, aud great variety of Hri»s 'J ii nmiug. ButtoHs-—Fringes—-L c.i»s und F, Iglug*. Plain an.I E utiroi brc I Lipew ll,.kfr. for Li-di-s

AN UI'IIIIKIIII-H:

For s.de cheap by W11,1,1 AMS A EARLY, Nov, f, lNiQ.fi) I P.-npIr-'

cost. L. KYCK.

21, l^50,-*2tf

To the Citizens of Vi§o County. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! \/E have just opened a uow and desivabio

Store.

Carpetings and Hcartli Hugs.

"I E can oil*, r, iu these goods, us liumisoiur a selection as run be found in the City, and at piire? us will defy romp

i'On ill »v goo-Is

were purclmsed at Hiiln an I w«- Intend -Mug them very eheap. 1 I.LI A .M.S .V. liAULY, Nov. 5-(iyi l'tiplrt' Store.

Traveling Bags.

J'III 13 very liest nssortmcut, for L* »n I JL (ieiitlcuien, of BrusiHils, l^rugg«'l and Oi'l'd Ciolli Traveling Bag« aud 8alchels, V,c li lo he found at the I'soruta'Sinr.. For su|.« lienp. n«»t*. 5tf W ILLI AM.S EAKLY.

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

I KINDS and sizes c'f PLOWS

',.'2

Terrc-ILiuta, May 9, lf&l-:»2-if

Sblj^

A ley's Hew Potest. Will set! *try etoeajsu^wr* ef WM E.JfcLEAJf. Decsibw 1,183d-i0tl

^V?lii-key,mnnnfac-

luring an article of Double I{"CtUied

f«r superior to any ever brought from Ciacinnati, and In strength, purity and flavor drcidedly the hest ever sold iu tills westi-ru nounl y. All

IIIOPO

who prefer* tir*l rate ai tii-k' to a common on« fsr tho same money Will pleasa cull st tlu* CINCINNATI STOTE, I'nion Row.

All kini's f.f omfstic and Foreign WIX'.H VXD l.ltiliOStM, of the brst quality, umf st Cincinnati prices, ulwpv* on hand,

Terre-H«ute, Jan. a:i', l-.Vi.IJK L. II.

KMUlvUiDKKIKS.

JADII'.

itich ln-idc llill.I-. und heinU

acllt"-, Collin*, uir- inul rndct^let-vr-, comprising ii-:h styles, Whitu an. cond .Mourning. iconet and H*isa E !g'hg* "ti In*oriiugs.

liitn-r-nt

S\ kiu lsof STOVErf Four sizes ST11A EN INKS 2 slr.es I lor* I'atrrrt and Thrmhini Machine*1 six* Wair's Vegetable f» finder ot (^orii Cru»lnr TUSXINO

LATIIKS

for Wood or Lou

Well and Cistern Pl'AtPS. All kluds of Miil an Machinery Casllngsf liri.ss and Composition Ca«tlugs Plow Castings and Plow Points of ever) klu.j. All descriptions o7 TI^SCtH'PEH AMI SHEET IRON WOltK. Hollow Ware, I^ird *ni Sugar Kettles, Andl-eu«, Sa llrsns and-Wagon ilox-'S. Aisfl, all km.IS of FINISHING'either in Cast Iron, Wrought'Iron" or Brass aud PATTERN MAKING, of everjdescription, ut tho above establishment conwi if *A Flr«l snd Stfcets.

There are no bciu-r workmen in this count-y, nor beltiT uiack UrfJ, than will be found at tivs works. Having heretofore received a llberai shsre if

(MTROIIAGE,

ru^tiuuauce.

»hi»ll, iu future, aim to meru its

Bargains to be had in Leather

AT KKIlUCKU PKICICHI

aO»N! TIERNAW, HuLESALE AND RETAIL DKALEK l.V HIDES AND LEATHER,

JSatiunal R,ad Strict. Urrm J-ront,. North of the Square, Terre-Haute, IndmtiH. I 'IIE unirfsign^d informs hia friends and the imUiic g"ueriliy, *t lie lias the must comjilets stock of J,E.i Tit EH iu this market, wtil, is etfered at Uws lowest rales, ainoug wl.ieb uta i.e feun the fej, Best Ciuciuaatl Tssned ft»la Leather A

New York KM Cincinnati li»..d .• llwnces, Drl]le snd Skirting Leaib-r Kip end Calf Kklos snd I'ppef Ix-alnvr Lining sod Psd Skins Pulla./'',dtta Ladies btortccof*

M'-.i**

Oost, Deer aad I/em. .-kias shoe binding ah nfh,. mUU eaa he had ii-up fur Co#A Tli' publie ere respectfully requesf"d

CASH paid for Ieaher in we fosjli. Prompt alteiitioa palj to all oraer*. tj"The highest cash price ps»i fur IffJes, green and dry,at ailliflw# also, for gaed Shiep 1'rlts.

October 24, l«5»-tf JOHN TlEK N AN. GRISWO£D" & "BAIRD.^"* Attorneys and Connaolors at Law,

TKURE-iJAUTE, LNUUNA.

J. P.

lim}^0TAR

JOSEPH ttftOVEIl.

PUBLIC, wW give

prompt iltfntM til Die taking of deposiitww*, sckae«s(«tgvM|into deeds, mort^agre, Ac., &.v.~ MX ttimd naiy, PbecMa tftock, Nu.i.

COTTON ADZsS

W£sell

lare fli»e assortment of those oa Head WHeb. as It is late ia th* seesenj'. wiB at eastern cost,

A.4.E.TCIT^*

TtSKcflAiTC, October 1, 1S53,