Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 March 1853 — Page 3

Mote Connestioit—-The

Monlpelier

Watchman gives in account ol the proceed ings of a Mute Coovenuon which assembled in the village on Wedueaday last. It was composed of some lewolj or eighty deaf mutes of both sexes, from different glitM, but principally from Vermont. The objects of the convention was mutual im provemem. and the raising of funds far the •rection of a mannmeut to the memory of their much beloved teacher. The Watch man says the proceedings were extremely interesting to themselves, and quite as much so to the inhabiisotj of the village who witnessed the silent communication of ideas by signs, and partook of the spit it of devotion as prsyer was ofiered to Htm who hears thi» thoughts of the sincere heart as readily when conveyed by signs as when uttered by the to&gue.

Strikes.—The N. Y. Sun, which »s «ud to be good authority among real working men. givea the following views in relation to strikes: "The men who get op ••rftrikes" are not the men who favor making "ability" the test for fixing wages. They are for placing the able and indifferent workmen on a perfect level. They will uot permit the emplover to decide what each man's labor is worth to him'/ but arbitrarily proceeds to fix one's rste of wsges, for all. good and bad and then provoked the workmen to strike unless the employer submits to their presumptuous law.',

'Sir,' said a blustering man to hit his religious opponent, 'I ssy sir, to what sect do you think I belong?' •Well I don't exactly know,' replied the other,'but to judge from your size and ap pearance, I should think you belonged to a cla*s called the insects'

What heme in after fife is b«loved like the walls that girt tound innocent da)S of our childhood? .«.

SMITH & LEGOETT,

(•uccsssoas TO KARLf St UCOCKTT,)

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

TEltllK-HAUTB, *NI.

Refer to: P. Buckingham St Co., Toledo Buckingham It MoCullouch, New York Buckingham & Gutherie, Buffalo

Kennedy St Foster, New Orleans.

Dr LIBERAL ADVANCES made ou conslgotaents to us or either of tits above Houses. March 18, l853-25tf

REMOVAL.

BOSTON LEATHER STORE,

NATIONAL BOAD STREET, South-East corner of 5tb Street, opposite the Episcopal Church.

GKKItCKHOPFfc

CO., Inform their farmer

customers aud the public generally, that th»y have removed their LEATHER 81 ORE, from Naliousi Road Street opposite Union Row, to National Road Stieet, corner of 5th Street.

They have uow on baud a Urge aud exquisite assortment of all kinds of Ioather, as Spanish, Cincinnati and Country Tanned Sole, Dttud, Upper, Bridle, Harness, Skirting, Collar and Split Leather

Philadelphia Oil

French and Philadelphia Calf aud Kip Sktus, Lining, Binding, Topping. Sheep aad Peei Skins, pico and Frwncli M*u's aud Ladles Morocco. T«mi

ico and Frwncli Mfu'saud Lad Shoe Findings. .. */h«y also krep a general assortmrni otllhoe Findiujts, as La»ts, Boot and Shoe IVer*, Clamps, Pegs, all klada of 8hoemak#rs Tools of the very best quality.

Having adoptsd the principle of only selling for oash, mid buying aleo for cash in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell at lower prices tbau any of their competitore.

HIDES!

They pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Orteu aud Dry Hides, Skins and Furs.

Attention! Attention!! Shoemakers, Saddlers, aad Merchants ar* particularly requested to examine our Stock and prices, before buvltig ebewhore.

Terra-Haute, Marsh IS, l«53.25w5

"^PMNGSTYLE! M'm: jm.

FSTANLF.Y,

rJT

would retpectfuliy Invite the

attention of hl patrons and the public generally to his Sprint Style of Silk Hats, which he has just Introduced, ft Is not neceessary to say anything in their praise. All those who would give the climax to their personal appearauce will be sure to rive us call.

SIGN OF THE "BIO IIAT."

Marnh 4, 'ft9-$Mf. F. STANLEY

LEATHER.

1 r\ f\f\i LBS- Buffalo Spanish SoleLoathar XUtUUU 5,000 lbs. Slaughter 9,000 lbs. Best Cincinnati

SU Dot. Pink Lining* a Bt Morocco:

mt jio

Topping aud Binding} Morocco

5 French Calf Skins

Also, a good assortment of all kinds of Leatker. A frosU supply of ^ASTS» latest fashion HENRY SNYDER.

Terrs-Haute, Nov. 5-6tf

NOTICE.

HE CO-PARTNKRSHIP heretofore estotlag between the subscribers Is this day dissolved by mutual consent the Book, Notes and Account* belonging to th« firm are assigned to J.W. Houghton, who will continue the busloeas at the Old Stau^and ^rlU pay thc^e^owin^bj^he firm

Jki. A. SENNIT.

Terre-Kaute, Dec. 4th, 1S^-11 tf

PHOTOGENIC. Mm Messrs. stoner corey»s

New Baguerrean Gallery

ISthrongediawith

NOW full Wast, and their towns ate visitors and customers, who are eager to procure sm of tfcasa 5 It k_

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tsfea lo their sljrfe. foe whl«l» they are so I. T1ey .from thepatrssa 4r*a ts^

justly dlstln(pi«bed. traoslerlng t£* Imafs 1 itsolf. Persous whoHa'

have the knack of

itaalf. Persons wh«»v« aot yet bad their pictures taken should avail themselves of Oris raw o?por-

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given la the Art aad aa outfit Hi

basiaeas furnished on reasoaable term. ZT Daguerreotype Apparstas aad Stock for sals. ROOMS, ov*a Wsvtix* Ci.»r»«*• ST^aa.

THIRD STORY,—Entrance ou Market Street. l)o»n Ibrtat ths»^«c*. Terre*Heute» Oafbef ft* I8aa-8tf

CTOR SAI*B,

A FINE Notarial Saal Pwas af fit. H. ShipA r««.

T" OX*D WHX8KB7.

Wrapping Paper. and ftw Bale, by the ream, a lal af W reppiftg Teri*-lteate» Frt. 18S84BM?.

X«a YOtTMAN & MAHAN

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aving »w«um thsaseaivw t«(»tur the Practice of Madteiaa aad Sargary, will ctv« affiolaat amallaa to all tastaass fuiraitiertTt tfeew. Tbey h^r* bj etrictalteaUea ta SST S JSS Wj« raj-s

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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

PARVUT & MUWROS,

lime

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND IERIODI-

CAL AGJENT8:

A9emU

for the taU af

Printing Presses, Type, Ink, Paper. Cards and keep constantly 00 bend a food uMttmeut of ST ATIONERY, and all of tits late Public* lions, at

No. 68 Fourth Street, west of WaJaat, 15,1852. Cincinnati, Qhto.

ABIA ZELLER,

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,

Dntler Enqlttk, Preach, Gt/man and American CJumicaU, Dray*, Mtdieimet, PaitU, Oils, Dm*, Varniake*, Brmohn, OIwmr,Prr/mwury, A^c. Jf. E. Corner Xaia and Colombia Streets*

CINCINNATI*

OFFERS

to Drofititi, Country Merchants, sod

Physicians, a very extensive Stock of the forfgoing articlrs. Confine* hi* particular atteaHon toattr yi»g Mwtelnesof the sar ocautt *ud feels confident tbit hi* price* for that grade of Good* are as low any other bos*e in the City.

SnccuL trriTnox give1* to oaaicas. February 4,1853-13-1

STIATB. tlAZLZTT.

ISAAC STRAUB It CO.,

MILL FACTORY, cosMga or raorr s*n joh* stusts, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Warehouse, No. 19 Front Street, between Main and Walnut

HE above is a wood cut cf a double-geared Qu?en of the South" Corn Mill. We manufacture aCob Breaker of great strength and durability, and ease of operation.

We place this nsttful contrivance on all sizes of Vfills, by which in ran* we convert a Corn Mill into a Stock Feed Mill but a few minutes work to put It on, or take It oiT.

We manufacture portable Mills, single and doable geanH (b*»t quality of French burrs) to grind Wheat,Corn and Stock Feeds, calculated for steam, water or horse power. These Mills have been run by steam and horse power In competition agnlust the other make of Mills of our city, at our State Fairs, and have never failed to carry off the first premium—on one occasion was awarded a beautiful sliver medal. Our Mills, al«9 took two first premiums, as tlia best Milts, at two annual Fairs of our Mechanic's Institute.

ALSO—Portable Suw Mills, to be run by steam, water or horse power. This Mill wai exhibited in operation by hone power, at the Ohio State Fair, in 18&0, when It was awarded a premium aud a splendid sliver medal.

A LSO—Dlffersnt kinds of portable horsepowers, and steam Engines. All our articles, for ease of operation, simplicity, ascfuluess, aud durability, uro surpassed by none now in use.

AH our articles are warranted as represented— or bo safe—at our cost of transportation and the money refunded. ii

For a full description and testimonial! of merit and usefulness we refer thoso interested to our pamphlet, to bo had at our factory, where we take pleasure to explain each article.

Not*.—Mr.

JSAAC STRAUB & CO.

Kimball, the partner of J. Bur

rows, while exhibiting a Barrows Mill at our State Fair, last fall, was boiateroua about his Mill, and courageously entered Into a verbal agreement with me to grind corn thus: whoever griuds the most, regarding quality aud quantity, was to be the owner of both mills, at each and every trial. rissT TSUL.

Strsnb to run an 18 Inch Mill Burrows St Co. to run a 30 Inch Mill. SECOND TSUIStraub to ruu a 39 inch Mill Burrows St Co. to run a 34 inch Mill.

THISD TRIAL.

Strsub to run a 36 inch Mill Burrows k. Co. to run a 30 Inch Mill. When the pluch came, that boisterous ccarage stepped out.

To the above I now append a challenge to grind cob feed out of whole ear* of corn. I will run mv 18 Inch "Qurtn of tkt South," with a cob-breaker attachment, tht tame article that t*ok the prrmium at the Ohio State Fair, l«tt fall, against a 34 inch Burrows Mill and William Stewart's Ohio aud Kentucky Stock Feed Mills, both to be run at once and If you are apprehensive of a rlskv business, you have tny entire approbation to run Mi. Pomeroy's Corn Crusher as an auxiliary. Should my single article fall to grind eqnal in quality and quantity to the combined productions of the two or three mills (just as you please) then you can draw a few hundred dollars as stakes put up.

Come boys, don't bo cowardly—there ts nothing like walking strait Into the merits of a thing. Feb. 4, Ib53-l9-6m ISAAC STRAUB.

NEW WHOLESALE

November 19, lSSS-TtT F. NIPPERTA.

200

CAP fME-

beg leave to call the attention of Merchants visiting Cincinnati to oar Stock of HATS AND CAPS, at our New Store, No. 71 Pearl Street, (between Walnut,and Vine). Our Stack of Fashionable Fur, Silk, Soft Hats, Panama, Leghorn, Braid, and Palm Leaf Hats, all being manufactured expreaaly for this market, wo are prepared to offer inducements to purchasers equal to any House In the West.

IRA H. CHACE St CO., Lara Stttawoao & Ciuct.

Cincinnati, Marcb 11, 'S3-24-81

1853. SPRING GOODS. 1853.

7*ENTWORTH ft BROTHERS, southVV east corner of Mala and Fourth streets, Cincinnati, hare now ia stars a largo aad splendid assortment of

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

to which constant additions will be made throughout tli* aeasou. Having the advantage of a resMeat partner ia the Eastern cities we ar* oaablod thereby to keep oar Stock supplied with the ttd moat aestroM* styles, Purchaser* are iaelted to giva oar Stock tbetr inspection bof'ore p«rci»si»iag oar terms will be scr* tosraife

WENT WORTH & BROTHERS, S. E. car. Mais and Fourth Sta.,

March I, )8S34KS Cincinnati, O.

OF VARIOUS KINDS.

300 SHAWLS Among wfcislt may be foaud Square aad Long Shawls, Thibet, Cloth, Cashmere and Xsrias Sin wis LadWaadCfeHdraas* WoeAea Nat Capo, at

PIECES DELAINES,of varies* stjrlttttd pricas.

100 pfcscee ALPACAS, plain black &. fancy colors S» BROCADES aad POPLINS 100 GINGHAMS, plain, plaid and strtpad 500 PRISTS, of all qaaiitko

All of which will be said vary law for cash at Not. 18, lSSfr-Ttl F. MPPERTS.

Sand Papa

OOR

Jn c«k

sale, a lot of Superior Saad, haw, Ea colator brand. SMITH (t LECOKTT. II sate. Fak. S5,1

^Wfa»,

Kattli af «»Pratla

S5J-3i-if.

FLOUH! FLOUR! del iv« rail witksat

t^RKSH Family Floor A siyttw af DraincCs) for sah by WASSON 4 OO.

Marcb i,

Black.

4k CO.*

Reoe KjO.

Twt.

NORTH

CarsiUu^ la hulM Barrets, ftt ml*kf WASS05 4. OO^ rak.S5.i»34taMf

lUltina ta whats aad Wf BawM,

^RJSSK Fran, sals

jNotice to Contractors.

Mississippi and At&ntic Railroad

E I N

SEALED

PROPOSALS Wilt be received mt

ike effieee of tire my.. either at Terr— Haute, Indiana, or Marnhall, llttnal*, aotil mad oo tiie iStb day of May IsSJ, at eamiown, for the grading and masonry -from Terre-Haate, Indiana, ts Pocahontas, Ilii sols, (124 tntiea), and for the Brl jg» ncroos the W«b*eu River.

ProposliioBs will also received ami! and on line lith, 1^63. at aunioorn, at cither of theabovnamed ofices, for the graifng an«i masonry from Pocahontas to Oaaeyviile, (30 miles). Proposals to be received for sections not Ism Utaa oue, no* more than th'ra$ miles.

Proposals wiil be considered far sections of ten. fifteen, and twenty miles. The Company resetv*s the right lo accept of such preponlt as in their judgment will (mt seain tiwfrotapteoastritttiM of the Road, and to reject any and 41 proportions they Way think proper. Profiles and SpMificatims ean be seen at the office in Terro-Haute for two weeks previous to the letting

JOHN BROCGH, President! T. DWIGHT EATaN, Eugins

Terre-Haate, March 1, ltS53 4«r

Clover Blue Grass Seed.

JUSTBLUEand

receiving a superior lot of 60 bushel* CLOVER SEED also, a superior lot of SJ bushels GRASS.

Feb. 18,1831-21.n3 8. H.POTTER &.C0.

NEW SPRING HARDWARE.

WE are now receiving a very large lot of UAitDWAKK, or all kitiJe, direct from manufacturer*, embracing the finest assortment of Mechanic's Tools ever brought to this market.

S. U. POTTER St CO.

February 18, 1853.21 m3

Oils, Lead, Glass and

sre now in receipt of 159 kegs of PURE WHITE LEAD, 25 do. REL aud VENETIAN' LEAD, 5 bbls. Lioseed Oil, 4300 lights beat Pine Window Siish—3-10, 10-12, 10-14 and 10—15 100 boxes best Window Glass, do. do 4 bbls. best Winter Lard Oil.

S. H. POTTER St CO.

February 18,1853-21 m3

fv Saddlery.

Terre-Haute

By purchasing the stand long occupied by himself as a Drug Store, he couslders himself permanently settled, ana with the preeut arrangement of making uuh purchmw, gives him the advantage of all markets, iu obtaluing gooJs from first liftudi on tl)9 most favorubio tortus therefore, he Is enabled to keep the Best Assortment of Pure Medicines, that can be prenred in the Eastern and Western cities, and offer* as good bargains as the same quslIty of medicines can be bought at any other establishment on the Wabash.

The purchasing and selecting of medicines suited to the wants of the couutry, and the compounding of the various preparations of the shop, with care and precision, that it may answer the purpose Intended, Is a matter of so much Importance to the purchaser, that he feels It to be his duty tb give his persoual and undivided attention to li, as long as he remains in the bu«t«e«s.

By his experience of fifteen years in TerreHaute, together with his atteutiou to the preparing and ajspensliig of Medicines, he hopes will insure hfflrit continuance of former patronage, for which he feels himself under many obliga (ions to the citisens of Vigo and adjoining counties, disposed ta continue to serve tbem oslong as they say.

O* Prescriptions put np with care, and all orders promptly filled and forwarded by instraclions, and wmrrmnUd to giva satisfaction.

have adiJed lurgfly to 'our Stock SADDLERY 11 I A It K,

and we coniidoMlly say, that we are prepared to give the skst baxoai.is of unv in tfii-t market— call and see. S. H. POTTER St CO.

February 18, 2 853-21 m3

Raisins.

extra fine lot of FRESH RAISINS, jfllt received per steamer 'Aniericau Star,' aud for safe at W.H. SAGE'S,

March 13, '52-24tf OppositeUniou Row.

WOOL! WOOL!!

100,000

lbs. of Wool

WANTED, good, clean Fleece and Tub washed,

For which I will pny the highest price in CASH, -it all times. JOHN T1ERNAN. Terre-Haute, Feb. 4. 1853-1 «hf

S O E E

PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.

Wholesale nnd Retail

F. R. CUMNGHAM,

(the old stand

National Road Street, directly North of the Court-House, Terre-Hauta. hd.. IS now In receipt of his wiuter supplies, comprising every variety of articles lu his line, making his slock tha largM and most complete lu Terre-Haute.

His stock uow consists of a general ajwortmentof Mineral and Botanic Medicines. Alt*, A large supply of all the moat i-

POPULAR PATIENT MKDICINESy Which can be furnished at Manufacturer's prioes, by the Gross or Dos«il, »adJfU-ta«:

Doc., 3, 1852-10-ly J. R. CCN1NOHASI.

Cloths, Cassixneres and

Heady Made Clothing.

LARGE Stock of Ciotbs,C«simeres, Sallaats, All Wool Tweods—Cloak Liaiaga— Merino, Black Suia and other Vestlsgs. Kentucky Jeans aad Uaseys. Jr

Also,

For Panswrs and Workla? Xea, a clteap lot of jlothiug, Heavy Overcasts, and Vesta—with VT A -*t%

Kossoth aad Boca* Vista Hats. Sap. Ptush and For Caps-— «£& iifL Back. Mitts aad Glares— For Sale at tha PEOPLE'S STORB. Nov. 5th, lS53-&-ly Br Wtuuss 4 Eaaur

Choice Winea, Brandies and Liqnora.

OLD

Cocnlatt aad CasilHUn Braadie*. Madetra, Sherry, Port aad Malaga Wiaso,

C^MBM^t:n^Sparl tlnf Catawba aad Claret, d*. KreaeWCordiois, s&sarted. Vary SaptHor Old I«Wk Whiskey, formdeby

TAR€LAY

WASSON A CO

Ptbt. 85,18SS-»-lt **ao Woek-

Porter and Scotch Ale!

PERKU«« Laadaa Pajraw-

Hsbterd's Sanarlar Scotch.Ate- Salts bk & tavdllda. Faradab] WASSOH OQ.»

F«fc.SM8S»4a-tf. RaaaKaafc.

HAVANA CIGARa

aStaica braads af

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-WA?SQ),.*CBkck.

ysRoxrom TO

New York, Boston, Plttalrargla, Baltimore and Philadelphia.*

PASSENGERS

bownd Bast, wM leave "ferro-

H«t« It Ta.Jjstt todiaaapolia at ». in.r an*!' t»«- M««- ufwg -Esprexe THSO *nd k« Erie .iirottl at I) .Vluu at a a. m., cown»cll»/ at Beitevae with t!^ Toledo iaa Railroad,aa t»rrlvi»^*tCl-v4aa at"4 |*clo« 45 min. p. m., c«»n n^ctiug iftjM. eVeuiug eriU. all trains bo^pid£s»t. •'-tAtUjifl*-, To Dayton from Term-Hsu!*»..,» ,$5i To CtdMtsi rhm ..R 5.®i To New York from Uayuw...^ 1509 To Bostou from Divtoo., I7al

Par further lufort».«tii»n apply to T. MITCHELL, Aytat, bajrtoa, Ohio. E. F. Ossus.*, Si pi- M, R. St L.E.R. R. Ca. February Id, iS53-3l-ly

efferaonvills Railroftd.

TEdinburgh

HIS ROAL i* completed iuj iu operation to (7? miles) Indiana, aad lite cars ruu daily 3uuJays excepted) as follows, vi*I

Lu»e Jeg*er«oa ri. le at 4 o'doek A. M. Leave Edioburg at o^clock, F. 3f. TIms passenger trains stop to put dowa and take up passengers at the following planes Sellersburg, Memphis Henrysviiie, ^late Morristown) VieutlS, \ustin, Baker's Ljngdou's Farmingtou, Ruckford^ Jonesviiie, Bannersville, Columbus and Tsy iorsvtlle.

By this arrangement the trains form a direct connection with the Shelbyville, Knightstown aud Rushviilo

RAILROAD

Trains, and Vvitli U«« c«rly express train from .Uadisou to Iniiiaii p*iii«. wlii sli enables poi«engers to Uke the Uellefuutitiae, Peru, and Terre-Hiule Ko.tds tle same o'«y, forming by the latter a couuectiou with the Suges to St Louis*

By these coHnwttim* travelers can leave JeS*ersonvilks by ttia 5 o'clock A. M. train, (which carries theU. S. Mail) aud arrive at Tcrre-Huute, :mJ Lit Fjy*tle tho wme day, aud those from the I'erre-Hiuti?, Lt» Fayette, BeliefonUiue, P«u, .Vladi«oaaiiJ LiJiauupolis Roajs, taking the 1*J P. Jd traiu at Ediuburg, will reach Jetfersonviiir and Louisville the same day.

Passe liters gbiug North, baeakfast at'HenryHvl.le. For accommodatlun train by 1st of March see further notice.

D. C. H. BORDLEY, G*n. Say'*.-

S^AWOaar 21th, 1S51. Tl«o Jfffcrsonville FERRY BOAT will leave tfte Kentucky shore at quarter past four o'clock in the morning, lo connect with the trjiu aud also leaves Jetfersouvllle ai'u-r tiie train arrives, be it early or tale iu the eveniug.

JAMES WATHEN, SapH of Ferry.

Fob. 4, '5J,-l6-tL,

AID HD1AI& RAILRDAQ U1E!

Only direct Railroad Route between the

BAST AND THE WEST.

THE

Greenville and Ml'tml Rail Road connects at UNION (imilma State Line) with th* Indianapolis 'and liellefontaine Railroad and at Dayion with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Duyton aim iMud Rivi*r and L:ike Erie R«ii Roads.

Passengers leaving Indianapolis for Cincinnati, arrive at Dayteu at ti:45 P. conntrcllng with the 9 P. M- train for Cincinnati, and those for the East, remain In Dayton over night, and take the A A. M. train (or Cleveland, arriving at the latter place at 4:45, P. M. Leave Terre-Haute to Indianapolis daily at 7 A. M.

Indianapolis daily at 1 P. M. Greenville 7 P.M. Arrive in Dayton 9 P. M. Leave Dayton via 1Had River and L^ E.

R. R. daily at 5 A.M. Arrive In Cleveland at 4:15 P. In time to take th« Evening traiu from Cleveland for New York, via Buffalo or Dunkirk.

Time from Indianapolis to New York 46 hours. Greenville 41 Dyton S9 Fare: Terre-Hnute to Indianapolis.... S 3 00

Dayton 5 60 Cluclnuuil 6 59

"""'"""Indianapolis to D.»yton 3 50 Cincinnati 4 50 To Cleveland Irom Dnton.... 5 OU V' -sTo New York from Day tun... 15 60

To BoHlou from Daytou via New

York 17 10

Distances: From Terre-H-i"{e to Indianapolis, 72 Iiuiianapoiis to Uniou, Mi Unbu to Dayton, 49 Daytou to Beltevue, 144 Bollevue to Cleveland,.6b.

The 5 A. M- train from Dayton via Mad River and Luke Erie Railroad, connects with the Toledo. Norwalk and Clevelaud R. R. at Believue, aud posaengers meet with no detention at any point on the route. The Greenville and Miama K. R. train will wait at Uuion until the Western train arrives, and passengers will always bo taken through to Dayton in time for the 5 A. M- train for Clevelottd. No detention will take place at the State Line, if the Western train should be one, two, five or six hours behind time, as the Greenville and Dayton train will hereafter wait at Union till the Indianapolu train arrivet. E- B. TAYLOR, PresL, and Sup'u G. & M. R. R.

March. 4, '53-23-4w.

18531 1853. TJEtOY AND WESTERN LINE, ON THE CANAL AND RIVER, Leaves New York and Buffalo Daily Runuiug in connection with Steamers and Pro* pelh-rs ou the Lakes. No Transhipment at Albany or Troy.

catoo or each boat fui.lt ikssred. $vvwwwwvvvuw mmTruprietorst

l~#i

RICE, CL.APP at CO., New York, P. L. STERNBERG & CO., Bufiyo. $\xt Apply So: Rlct,Clapp&Co., SI Couuties Slip, N. Y.c*w Chas. A. Folger Sc. Co., 101 Pier, Albany. Rogers, Reynolds St Martin, Lafayette. Lewis St Grey, KvansviHo. _____ ,.t Uoslon. a & P. BucklsiKham St Co., Toledo, Smith fit Legjett, Terre-Haute. P. L. Sternberg St Co., Buffslo.

MARK PACKAGES -T. fc W. LIKE." Boats leave Mid ale 1'isr, Coentiss Slip, Dally at 5 o'clock, P. M.

March 4, Lc53-23-6m

Western States Line. For Buffalo Canada and Western Ports. Without re-stiipptag at Albany or Troy. Ia conaeUioa with Scott St Co.'s "Toledo, Lafayette aad Terre Haul* Lims," ou Wabaab Canal.

Proprietor*:

A. R. Cabb it Co Foat af Indiaas St. BuSalo. A. W. Palmer & Co., 191 Broatf Si N. Y. Apply ta: & W. Sloaoe, 131 Brawl Su, New York. 8. McKiwick, 65 Qaay St., Aibaoy.

Scott ft Co., Talado, Otoia. R. R. LtnafMos, Wikak Canal. Merwtn St Ca., (Sacceosors to E. S.

Wolfe,) Torre-Has to. Lewis &. Gray, Evaasviila.

MARK PACKAGES »W. & LINE," aad Ship by Wcetera States Lias Caaal Boats, foot of Brood Si. New Yos-k

March 11, *53,-S.Vtf

TSoatb-West

arkasrioltto rseeectfaiiy UamM H«s

ItaportaUoa, for sata fcjr WASSON & CO.,

Folk. Sfik, l9SS4Stf.

LEAF CATENDlSa *ai FINE a»4 Isr aslaas CUT CKEWIJ TOBACCO. «f tba hi VnlKj, fa« aak by 743802^ 4 CO.

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SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.

US lsstitatisa, located four doors from the Corner af tha Pablte Sqaoro, ia Mr. ROSE'S BLOCK, la prepared to wrgwtiato aight aad Una drafts aa New York aad other priad|Ml ciUas Diocoant notoa aad other *vktaacoe of Mt, iwyaMe as abav« Receive chpodtss Doals in Gold a»d Stlvwr Coba. Mokes Coliectioos aad wait tha mum by drafts, loot csmst rata af exehat^s. RessH swscj ta Bsgkarf, Ireland, Seetitaad, aad Ooraasay,, aa Ita owa reapoasibiUty

"C. E. OUNNlSO^.Caaliiec.

Te^H«rta,Feb.l«,iaM-lSa

'giu. I Barrelfl Onion Sols

J«ttaeMGROTERJCAN

asti

Fsfc. n-im zi a

clXRK'

& BOCRjrE^

'S a HOTEL,

onuuca ck aaisec (o* oaio) axd nurt srawflf^

Terre-Haute, fa^wna

THE

oaKbrn^food be* resuaod bis fertner «Mv«r th«^ vryE, «uH jf «Btf ame BlockJrm!mthe PatiicSjaere Thi« bas bop« greatly ent »rg*«j aird «rpv««i. by Ur*e of Be) R^intr*, aa I a VCHW* P^p-wt JMnUyi,— ibJ furm^od with New faraHnm, irpet*. Bods •«d mmu Table Faroltare. HaVi»f an eyo rfugle ta Hie cmbDhi and eostvetifimev af bi. *m*s toast m?k- bis House pirw-int sMnla|[ «l«wf»rthf »aa afiMilHMS, pleasure or nbMe—i»J particoi^riv tliooe *ns«M ta take ^a«anfe oa ^ttaa Basts private conveyance, or otherwise in *hor«, no pains nor expense will he spared (o make bis Hosse an agmable ani pleoaoat stopping pines for bis gaeata.

S HIS TABLE

Will alar ays b* furnished with tha best th» country affords, and no pains or expense will h* ^»ared ta administer to tha gratification of the taste* of his Patrons. am JR iia

Is largo and entirely .Vew, a ivong the beat in the City and, at alt times, will be supplied wlib good Hay and Grafn.sndHorseo strictly attended to.

CWoes moderate—C*U mm data.

97 BOARDERS token by the Day, Week, Month or Year. Doc. 3, 185a-l0tf JAMES S. CLARK.

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware

The subscriber has just received a new supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, goiti pins, finger rings, ear rings, cuff pins loeket, vest, and guard Chain* Pro til* and the best of Gula Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods. CUTLERY—-Consisting of fine Pocket

HumUus Knives, aud REVOLVERS. Specks aud cases, cold aud silver, plaited, and •lecl frame*, to suit all eyes. CLOCKS of differ •nt kinds and prices. (Vatches repaired la the bast workmanlike uiaunpr, aad waaaiKTaa.

JACOB K. CRISHER,

First door west of Farriugton'a Block, and Nov. 5, IiJ-6if North i»l.Court lloit.i-

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

-(SUCCESSOR TO Z. G.\PBN)

UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker.

Respectfully

November 21,1651-8-tf 0. W.

SASSOUR.

JUST

informs the citizens of

Torre-Uaute aud vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to Ihs above buslueas, witli a view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indispensable duties attending the death of friend, and would state that he ts prepared to undertake the whole business of Funerals, if desired, or any part thereof, at reduced prices.

A HEARSE will, In all cases, be furnished frtt af charge to such as procure cotiina at his establishment.

COFFINS kept on hand of all sizes. To persons iu the country 1 would say, that 1 will i'uruish coffins cheaper than they have been furnished by any person in the county, and will attend the Funeral witli my Hearse, froa of charge, any distance uot over ten miles.

SHOP ou Cherry street, betweei. Market and Second streets. Terro-Haute, January 21, 1853. 27—tf

Dr. J. YOU MANS,

Physician and Surgeon. (Latx or Ltckt.vo Cou.ivr, Ohio.)

HAVINGpracticeChlldrfii,of

hud a iiumher yeurs experlei

in the of Midwifery and the di»uwe* of Women mid Dyseuiar^Billlou* Fever, Mulignaut Erysepalas, TyphoiJ Pneumonia, and Typhoid Congestive Fever Also chronic diseases iu nil their various lorms—particularly enlargement of the Liver and Spleen, so prevalent la ills couutry—leaders Ills services lo the citizens of Torre Haute and vicinity, hoping lo redelve fiberul share of patronage.

Dweiliujr next door East of J. F. King—office on 4th Street, second door Nsrlhaf Prairie City DrugStore.

Jan. 21,1 e53-i:-tf ..

Q. F. COOXKKLY. ,W». K. LEAN.

COOKERLY &, McLEAN,

ATTOUNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

W. B. McLEAN, UP JU.,uta.ilC3»8

aud t'uinmisiijncr of Deeds fur the States of Uliio aad Kentucky,

ill give prompt attention to lite taking of Deositious, AuKnowieugmeut of Deeds, Mortgages, 'owers of Attorney, aud all business of a N otariat character. 13"OFFICE, third story. Union Row, adjoiniug the Journal Printing Office.

a. r. riud.

W BARBOUR & READ I Attorneys at Law,

f|.r TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. Wilf practice their profession in Vigo an adjoining counties. AH business entrusted lo their care will meet will] prompt attention. Office iu Farringioa's Building, No. 5, up stairs

Sfpt 3, !Si2-4U tf

received a large supply of Monte Cristo, Coloraiio,* Lt Fiel. Oeueral Tavlor aud La iorma ijfarx, by the box or retail, at the Terrellnule Urujr Store.

Dec.a, l&5M0tf J. R. CUNINGHA.M.

TO THE PUBLIC IN GENUItAL AND EVERY ONE IN PAHTICULAll.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

K#T BY VV1LLTAMS St EARLY, On National Road Street opposite the COURT HOUSE.

CITIZENS,

Farmers end Strangers visiting the

Prairie City, can find a great variety of GooJs lo a jit their wants and at lower prir^i than they have been accustomed find heretofore rl se give as a Call and examine.

Nor- 5, l«S2-6ft WILLIAMS It EARLY.

m*rd

FaU

Importationa.^

MERCHANTS AND DEALERS ,INE

«t., FANCY DEY GOODS,

Are Invited to look through my stock, consisting of JSmirvuftrie*, Lac*, Ribbons, Bonnets, Millinery Goods, Dm* Trimming*, Htteitry, Gloves,

Cravats, Hanttkrrckirf*, Part Maanaiss, Comb*. Brutke*,—and, in short, ALL STYLKS OF FANCY GOO I shall bo receiving constantly from New York Auctions and Importers, many of tha most desirable sad cheap styles of Goods.

oli

The plan adopted Is to bn/ aad sail 0 CASH, charging fve per ctut.ad*amte. Tbonfh this system Ivas been *a«*«ssfnlly tested by Staple Goods Honm, I believe tills i* to be the only boose carrying sal the name Fancy Goods.

City and country purchasers an Invited to look through this stock, hoping the redoctloc la prices wffl msks it to their iatersst t»#«rchas m. BERRY

Ka. 193 East rids af Main street. Between Fourth and Flftb, Ciaelnnati, O Deewnber 10,1853-1 i-iyi

Timli Okndies I

LARGE ssaortmeotof FRBSH CANDIES ol ovary baa udetlsr, jnat resetvad aad for sola at 1 SAGE'S, ssmreb 11, 185®-24t 1 Opposite Cnloo Row.

Dates.

JUST

rseoivad

A first rata

awek IS. 1959-5

cxealisat lot af DATES. ,aad aa aifartake, for aal« at SAG£*S, ft*CMan Raw.

Opposite I

Hata, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

OA DOZEN Rosaatb, Jasst Clad aad Jiasteaa jvl Wool sad F«r Bate: 3 Coosa Fssiiieasbls Silk HoU 36 4asaa Silk nad Xabs&r Plndt, Oath aad

Volr^Cua

40 casss Kip ami Call Maa'a Baats aad Sfaoas SO and Eanuaai aad Morocco Ladis^ Baaiiaa, Basfciaa aad Janay Liad's,

OalOvar Sfcasa aad Eaotios, at N«r. l%l6SS-7tf T. 2fIPPERT*&.

CMdn Byrap.

BargainstobehaamLdatlier AT REDUCED PRICES!

tfOKM TURHAH,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIDES AND LEATHER, Rjse's Block. Third D**r fruss Corner^,

West of tbe PablhTSquars, fj Twvllaale, laiiaaa.

^HE MBJerxigbed iu forms his frieada and the i. nuhlic gioeraiiy, that he ba* tbe most comptete stock of LEATHER lu litis market, which offered at the lowest rates, utpoaf wfcjcb may bo Atnnd tbe

CincinnatiTkaaodSolaLaatbori New York KeO Claelnaati Band

Haracsa, Hriiie and Skirting Leather Kip aad Calf SkHis and Upper Leather I Idnluf and Pad Skins Philadelphia Ladka Moracca

Ateu'a

Goat, Doer and Lamb Skins shoe binding| all af wliicb can be bad cheap for CaaA Tbe public are respectfully requeotod ta call aad exam I ue my stock.

CASH paid for Leather lu the rough I A Prompt attention paid to alt orders. CTThe highest caab price paid for Hides, groea and dry,at all times also, for good Sheep IVIts.

October34,1031 -tf JOHN TIERNAN.

Opening of the Fall Trade, AT I Hi

BUCKETS CASH STORE

{NONUNION ROW) 'J A

'i^HE unoersigned Ij now receivlug the largest and best stuck of Fall ac4 Wiuter Gooes hr ha* evsr brought to this market atl bought from ilt« lirst hands in New Yurk, Hoston, aud other eastern cities, aud on the very best terms. Consequently he i» prepared tw ofior every Inducenien. In tiie way of good goods at low rates that cju tw otfVrc.! to tctnpt pitfCliasers. The reputation of the Buckeye for 3'

CliliAP (iOODS,

will be more Ui«h sustained ilie coming season. VVu have uever been abie lo give as goon bargain*, t.tur ReUili slock comprises an uucouiinouly larg* a wrtiiH'ul of aii ku. of Urg (rottds, BatUs. Shines, Halt, Caps

Bonnets Ribbons. Q'C., $*c

Our Carpet Dt'paruueut has ueen largely Increased, and affords the greatest variety of all grauea, styles patterns of three ply,

tiue, and bue ingraiu Cnrp«ta, including tiie lower graoeaoi'Hemp aud Cotton do., logctuer with Drugget, Willi all widths anil qualities, Kujji, Malts, etc lo he found any where in ibe wrsiern country,and ALL AT REDUCED PRICED-

Also,-l2-4,-b-4,-b-4,-5-4,-4-4, aud J»4 Floor OilCloihs,.Mailing, etc., Table Oil Cloths of various widths aud putlrrua.

A grsat variety of Wiudow Shmit-s, some rich aud elegaul, Duiuask Curtain slufia, aud Curtain jDrapory, Wiudow Cornices, CurUiu Bauds aud Plus, Cords aud

Tassels, etc., etc.

We are also well supplied with a heavy stock of ail kinds ol Staple GooJs iucluding several case» of Boots aud Suae* lor the Jobbing trodo which will be sold al a small per ceut. above coat. l. ryce:

Terre-Haute, Sept 51, 1852,-5gtf

To the Citizens of Vigo County. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

have just opaued ucw and desirable stock of p.

Fancy ana Staple Dry Goods,

which we oiler to the cilixen* ol Vigo county at prices which we guarantee wiii give saiialavtiou to all who may favor us with a call.

One of our tirin is at present East, purchasing, and we will bo constantly adding to our present well selected Slock. We wurruut all our Goods lo be what they are represented, aud will sell tlieiu at Ibe Ptr* lowttl prices for cash or trade.

A. it E. TUITE,

No. 8, Phcsnix Block, Nuiionui Ro»u Street, TERRE-11AUTE, INDIANA. September a, IB&M'hl

CASH STORE, '%i

No.

Wto

April 10, l#52-2U.ii %R. St O. TOUSEY.

EMBROIDERIES, &c.

ADIEU itich Inside lidkf*.. nnd Chcmizettcf, Collars, Cn(f« i»nd Uuder»l«-t-vt'», comprising rich styles, While and Second Mourniug.

Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insorting*. Velvot Ribbons, und a great variety of Dress ix Trimming.

Buttons—Fringes—Laces Shd Edgings. Plain and Embroidered Linen Hdkfs. for Ladies und Gentlemen: For sale cheap by WILLIAMS St EARLY,

Nov. 5, lga2-nyl Peoples' Store.

Carpetings and Hearth Rugs. If r£ cau oiler, in these goods, as handsome a selection as can be fouud iu tha City, and at ph:e* as will defy comparison ih-se goods were purchased at Low Rate* und we iutend selling them very cheap W 1LLIA.MS Si. EA l» LVH

Nov. 5*6yl -i l'tvplet' Store.

Traveling Bags.

THE

very best assortment, lor Lwl^s and Gentlemen, of Brussels, Drngpei and Od'i* Cloth Traveling Bags and Solclieia, &C., is to be founo at the I'tori-ts'.STsK, For sale cheap, nor. 5tf ILL!

Plifflnix Kow.

E Invite the attention of Ca*A buy^s our Hlnrk of FANCY AN1 STAPLE DHY (.t)OI)S, ^NUI'IU.VS, TRIM .MINGS,

Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods.

It Is much the largest aud complete assortment we have vet brought lo this market. PnrcTius iu New York ou oesi terms, we are enabled to at very lowest Cash rates.

AilH & E/tKLY.

BAGLB FOUNDRY. KINDS and sizes of PLOWS 32 different kiiiiisof JSTOVEdj Four sizes STEAM EN l» INES{ 2 size* Home Powers and Thre*hin/ Machine«/ 1 site Walr's Vegetable Grinder or Corn Crusher "Ttrnstso

Lathes

for Wood or Iron,

WeU and Cistern PUMPS. All kinds of Mill and jtyuChinery Castings Brass and Com|HMdtlou Castiiiga Plow Costings and Plow Points of svsry kind, kll descriptions of TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IKON WORK, Hollow Wars, Laid! sad Sugar Kettlaa, Andirons, Sadirons and Wagon Boxes. Also, ail kinds of FINISHING either in Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass and PATTERN MAKING, of every description, at tba abovs establishment corner of First and Street*.

There axe no better workmen in this country nor better ataci n*od, titan will bo found at these works. Having heretofore received a liberal share af patronage, 1 stall, ia future, (dm to uteri til* continuance.

JOSEPH OROVER.

Terre-Haute, May 9, l851-:8-tf

GRISWOLD

I?n^

,. for sal* try A«80?f b. CO, Hasa Back.

4 ^YBafwtarSyr™

?%ia3 2Stf

BAIHD,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law,

TEH&E-HAUTE, hNLHANA.^j

3. T. BAIRD, NOTARY PUBLIC, wUI (Irs prompt atwntloa ta tba taking of depositions, ackaowladgoment of doods, mortfitfee, Sta., Sus.

CT Office, aeaoad story, PhtanU Haek, No. 7. May 7,1858-3gtf

COTTONADSS

TTTE have a fine aooortment of Ifciii f^ads which, as it Is lots ia lb* sooaoa, wo will ooil st oastera cost,

A.fcE. TUITE.

Tsast-Hsrrt, Octobar 1. 1852.

WWW BOOKS.

tttsto

TORY of Hoary Esa*Md,Eat., byTkadt-

or Vsrfsti«s iaZngllob Lib, by Bal war. a Taio si Erta aad Italy, by Edward SEst#fisCoraeilie aad Ski Tboas, by OnteoC My LUo aad Acts ta Hungary, ia id4d aai 1S&,

by At

Artbar Gor*»i. if fiMsra LHa, by 1 fraai aa Editor's Tabla. by L.Gay-

MtiStoryi KsMuKaadta lartOadt-

U&, by WiliW OolBos.

Eipamnf of Ltfs,by S. 8awa8. Qad* Taos's Cabin, abw» cd't^aa, for sola st WH WCftlFQUA**.

Ii^tia II, 1S« ZSli

NEW TOHSL

SILK 600DS

CHEAP FOB QASH.

!%TYKRS & KNtsrxY, (late JfTERS, BUYl'JL DAH 4 IC.V1SELY,) looking to the interest of their patron* as wvll as tieir own, have' adopted

Um "Pspaie* Tried*" of tailing goods entirety far CASH. Every basinoas m^n knows that w*h«re gools are soH for CaucA aaljr, tb^yoan be afforded muck cheaper than where a general credit baslness ts done, therefore wo hope that all oar old frieada aad the tra-^e fenerally wMI call and also vs look.'* Oar Stock consists af Sifts. Ribbons, Drrss Goods Shafts* Lnccs, Whitt Good*. Gloves (rtrpes. Pongte Hdkfs. French Merint Bombaxine, Alpacas. $c.

Which we piedga ourselves to soil at frsta

Ten to Twenty per coat'

lower than the usual credit prices. At the old Stud, No. ItS Broadway, corner ef LtbertyStrret. JAMES .MYERS,

William

CHOICE & NililE

*up-rtiup1e*tr«

knisely.

New York, Feb !£&U3i)-3n»

Fpesh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES! *gyjasa53cBm cCa

lUWE'S Ui.OCK,

Cornrr tf Ohio and Second S'rfxtt, Ot OLICIT the attention of the citizen* of Terr--O Hautr, to tht-lr choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they ill dispose of cheap f*t cash, at wholesale and retail, cooalsUug in part of

LOUISIANA SUGARS.

Molasses and Golden S^rnpi OldGev^rnmvnt J*r» and Prime Green Rio Coffoe, (ik«w crop) Choics Gre«n nnJ Black IVus Fresh Cirollna R»ce, (nrw cropj Pkkles in J«rs, Pine Apple aad English Dairy Cheese Salmen, Mtckerel, and Tongueo aud Luanda bbla., t^ bM«. aud kill* Spprm,3ur and Mould uaiuiU-s Pepper, Alapwv, Murtarit, Stutclt, aud Boston Soap No, 1 Sweet OU, Pepper Sauce aud Table S^lt very choice Virginia isanu* fact tiro aud Flue Cut Tobacco, with a gvnaral assortment of GracerU-s suitable for Family uses.

W A WAGON wlsl be in reatiineas to c«ttvey go.Kis to any p»rt of ihe city. Fast or rjcrjctic. Torre Hautf, K«-h. iNtl-^itf

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHXAPl'S,,

Jt strrsaiATivK roMic, niostric, aHrt-DTSparrif* INVIGORATING COUDiAL. Tins MrmctNAu ntveasac is mannfactored by the Proprietor, at Scln.u.iUl, lioibtn I, and is warranted uot only purs from every injurious property and Ingredient, hut of tho U.»t possible quality.

Its 'jttrHir.iin«ry nte.lcinal proportl.-a, Is Gssvtt., Uotrr, Chronic XHxritaTifii, iNcirrtNt Oaorar, Fi.atoxnck. L'ui.ic I'At.ts. of tho Siomach auU Bow- l-, whether in Aiult or Inftnt.— lu till ordinary „i uhetructiou lu tha KUarys,

BluitUer, and Urluary t)rg ,u*— lu Dys|ep»l i, whether ucuio or Cbrautc-— Chills and Fevers. In Oeueral Debility, Rlnggi-di Circulation of *hs lilooilfc Inadequate AtMinulaiioa of Fo^d, and

Exhausted ilil Energy— Are uckuewleigd by the whole Medical Faculty, and attested hi their highest written authority.

CTThe aiirtnion ol A^'iits ain] Purobasers is Invited to the signature nnd address Jf tl»e PrOjirls* lor, ou the label, and to tho title of this Ma.llc»u«l t'ordiul, euibos«rd eu the si.ies of tho Bottle, ss pru^clious agaiuKi inferior nud p^ruioious iinlia* tlons. 0"For sale by WASSON St CO.,

Feb. 25, Itf3 i-2i-tt".

IUSVV li

TO FARMERS AND MILLERS

I^av O

OK INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.

ri^HK undersigned would roapectly Inform tb« I, public thut he lias opaued a GLNERAL COMMISSION HOUifi, for the aula of Flour, Pork, Uraln an. all other products of tho Country and give his whole attciiiiou to aulas thoroof, 'liber hI Home or by smpeineut north or south, ot.t or west. He la well locuitd lo mIi^u by riv«r or catul u» also for the city trade, ilia •bqttatntan£o ia tbe cities on the Atlantiu Soxbourd Is estunsl^i as S'«a ou C.ual and K. R. and Upper Mississipl. Llbsrai advances ni icie ou ceiiKi^ii'ii^itti.

MW» IHL-iw JHT«JIWJK3Wv

Forwarding, ComraiWon, S eam and Casa] lioal Agcul, and General Produce. Broker Office, Cor. Rose Block on Bridge

Terrs-IfHnte, Feb. 25, laS'.fcMy.

March 4-23-5w.

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

KM YORK ADVJ-KTISMBKTS.

PIANO FORTE EMPORIUM,

BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. Tba mast exti'iiiiive an! vnrtwJ assortment of ROSjt'

WOOD PIANO FORT LB, plain and oro*m*nta, elvgatit liatlerna, elaborulrjy earsad, aud highly finished witli Pearl k«ys, all of our own rnaaufst lure, and warranted In every particular, c«n b% found at our Ware-Rooms, 36l Broalway, J». Y»

Sept. 17, leSS-Slyl BENNETtfcCO.

Avory a Sowing Machine* l'HICK

Pstsvtbo Oc,fc lfl 1&2,

ri^flfS m.ichlue Is oafinawlrdgod by at) wbs have used It to be eufwrlor to th of any other s»»wiug Machine avor Invented, for lu slinplteity, eompaciuass and beauty and straugth of lis stitch afid its c'loapn'-as. It neigha about SS lbs., and costs only from $25 to $.'10. It will work a«»tIv with the smulleat thread,and fluostinaslla, cambric or silk, a* well as linen, woolen aad aotun goods, aud ail kluds of lea liter. It is so simple, that child of ten years of sga saa andorstoad ami work it rapidly, withost any daog»r of lta getting out of order, and o»n do tba work of more than Hi) seamstresses much belter la every resp»ctthaa II can bedoue by hand. The stiohes are tudspsndeat of eacn other, so much so, thut if avery otlier stitch Is cut, the s»aiu still holds good aad stroMg. lt Is unlike and much better thau say other sowing maclilnn ever luveut»d. This machine is pe cniMrly adapted ta family nao as it will do kluds «f aewing and when known will be generally introduced Into famiilee.

Tito Avery Sewing Had I is Company hare perfected their arrangements lor inannf xtarlng an the largest ooole^nd will supply any nanibsr of ntaehin^s et tha abortest notice. Orders -iffrimes te CHARLES KETTLElON^Sl Broadway, New York will recelre prompt attention.

JJec.-II.-li-l^aa-fen.

TO COUNTRY DEALERSSILKS AiND FANCY DKY GOODS.

AT 1COLSON WRIGHT, Iinpsrters and J.V ii bers ef fciiku and Fancy Dry Oeoda, having removed from !A Cedar btr»«t, to tba Now ftf«rbl» Buildings, 03 Liberty NlresL, (foot do*ra w»et of Broadway,, Nc-w York, would invito tits sttsotion of daaieM iu oUnat citiea an towna to a very estenslve sod rich stock bt ttll.K and FANCY L)ttY GOODS, conaistlng of Ribbons, Loses, It obroiderlas, Dre Trimmiuga, Whita 0OOda.Uieees, Silks, OelaiuoM, Shawls, Panuots, Milliaary Artl ci«e, etc. An rumiuation of our Gitola nn| prices will, wo think, canriwav Conntrj- t-at aro saa offer tliem lu!ly as eoVtiiUgeojAurCNi aa any houso In Now Yor*—-If not better. W« m« p*/. tieular attention to th* AUC TION SALt-4, tvj, if goods are sriling at lans prices tbas they ^46 b» "1 imported—aa is towcUmrs the ttu—e« wil am* that oar custotmui r«allit» all the bsaafits ec«ralay 0% from sasb salsa. We sre st ail timss wiijl ng enbibtt onr Mock lo bnyers wbsthar Uunr jtttrutoas or aot wa da oat caaaidar sa tronbis show out go© is. tTCsob and sloso tlma parebsaere sreasp*ei«Sy |. Invited to g^va as a eall. Fraca oar f»ci'iiks ars eaatrfaccd titat araeaotsU IhcS a4 soeli rata* ss miisterafaaatiateatary. mcotaoir wmuf.

AFIJI8T

AXf

Uberty Btravl,

(or Hi* al

RATB MELODLON, Own tu

maaa&rtanr of ft. D. Smtib 4 Co.. Beaten, aonptad ta Gbarab ar Par Jar Maek^-OaN) a«Ui of raotfs, nad saaartar rasesroed finteh.

Xarcb 4,

X. OBSETOt

fosatity af Urga smi

rewehl2,i£52 2ltf 0|f«aU«(7ai9%k*w*