Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 July 1853 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

WM.

McLEAN,

tense of gratitude

In our city

HI TTA

Reading of

aolvoft, and

EDITOR.

TERRS-HAUTE: 7*

TODAY MORXL\SU:-_"::JULT 8,1853.

tjr 8.

II. P*»TI*TNO.

68 Fourth Street, between

Walnut and Via*, Ciucianati, Is our anthorliad agent to obtala adTortieemenA* sad smUcripUoas for oa in that city.

SETS. M. PRHRXOILL

St, Co.,

ttsing agents, are uthtrlaid to weel*« advertisements and rabacrlpUons for a», and receipt for tb« came- Tbcir offices ara at

HEW YORK, 122 Naamo St BOSTON 10 Slate St. "j

DEMOCRATIC NOM1XATIOJT.

Ktcctloa, Tat«4ar

OCTOBER NTH* 18*3.

For Supreme Court Reporter,

ALBERT O. POUTER, OF *A*W* CWJOTT.

To Out

CITT

PaTgess,—We bareantborlxed Mr.

Jbssnt Jcsss to collect subscriptions, bill* for advertisements, job work, it, iw tba Torre-Haota Journal office. He will enter upon hi* dntks immediately, and tre comment) him to the good grace* of oar patrons. Eleven week* more will com ptete the second year of the prraent firm, and aa yet, many of oor eobeerifcerahare not paid the printer. We have lately, been to ecaafJeraMe e*penee, la Siting op oor office, and are deslroua of purchasing enr yearly aoppJy of Paper. To do tl»la money must be had, and It la to yon wo confidently look to race! re It. We hope that no man owing a* will neglect to pay at thlf time,and thna lighten oar labours, and cheer us on to future asefulneas.

MOORE &. McLEAN.

The tJIorlous Foarth*

Another anniversary

to the Deity,

While other nations

and of hap-

pinesa derived from his transcendent favor* There was every reason, eapectally at present, why thi« day should bo commemorated, and this glorious festival held. Compare our land with others. Look

at bright and

beautiful Italy groaning beneath the yoke of heartless tyranny. Spain sinking lower and lower in the scale of nations, as year after year, ignorance and superstition, like

devouring canker, eat deeper into her vitals. Oermany—the good old "Faderfand," prostrated before despotism. England ruled by haughty Aristocrat*. Ireland's sons daily forsaking their homes—France onoe more ohained and trampled upon*.— Ilavo we no subject for

bosoms of many.

the day was commemorated

usual manner, In the morning the belle were rung in honor of the day, and the usual number of crackers fired by the juvenile patriots At

o'clock the

Celebration/ at

the

In a

S. P. RKAI, E#q.

President of the day, announced the order ef exerciaes Prayer by Rev.

E. E. BASS &T, ESQ.

tbe entire

tnoat agreeably,

iThe

OFLKA

one of the

worth nearly

$3,000

MOIIK IT |A

Fatal Occarrsace.

On Friday last, in ixst Creek Township, near Waithoo, in this eoaaty, a difficulty occured between

THOMAS J. MEWMIIKEY

and his son, Jotnr, which resulted in the death of tbe old man. It appears that the parties were both considerably under the influence of liquor, when the altercation ensued. Tbe father, we learn threw a chair leg at his son, upon which the latter fell upon him and stabbed bim in several places with a large knife with which he was armed, one thrust of which penetrated near heart. He survived in much agony, until Wednesday last John has not yet been taken, but there area number of persons in pursuit of him. Tbe father wa* 60 years of sge, and was a soldier in the War of 1812 Oh Ruml How many victims more do you require!

We just leara that

JOHX MFIWIRIJCSET

MOU

survive, is is thought.

our Airterlcan

Freedom has passed. The 77th natal day of American independence haa

be$o

num

bered, and the prophesy of Adams ha* beeo, so far, fulfilled. "The citizens of America celebrate that day which gave birth to their Liberty." And surely since the creation of thai heavenly orb which separated the day from the night, amid the unnumbered events which have diversified the history of the human race, none has ever occurred more highly deserving of commemoration by every species of ccremonial, which can testify

advocate

idently

congratulation.—

aro groaning under

TURNED OUT.—W.

'Citizen*

Court-House look place.

short time a large and reapetable audi ence had collected, and the exercises of the ecoaslon commenced.

AARON WOOD.

the Declaration

of Independance

end the lid dress by

the orator of tho day, Dr.

the performance*

J. U. STKTKKSOSI

ifiterspersed

the Terra-Haute

snd

with inu»icby

.Musical

Association. The

offioer* of the occasion performed their respective duties with much credit

ministration.—N. A. Tribune. Served him right!

to thorn*

commemorated the day by appropriate exercises.

M. S.

celebration by

the Sons of

lisq, delivered an appropriate address upon the occMtou.

SOCIAL

Malt

By the

AWSEJ.

JV.

¥. Trtb*ne of the 1st tnsf.V

learn that Hon

Davidson

exercises passed off

oitixens

of Cloverland and vicinity

0£r

Dt'Rtuat, K»V of this city de

livered the oration.

Temperance

and others friendly to that cause, was held at Highland, in Clay Co.,

printers are.

11. U.

MorFAT

WM. J. BROWN,

editor of

the State Seutiutf, has been appointed to the highly lucrative position of Jspecisl Mail Agent for Indiana and Illinois. Brown is

man of indomitable energy and perseverance, and well acquainted with the service in the Post

department, having acted

ASSISTANT PORT-.Masters

tinder Polk's administration.

Ueneial

The offitiA

per

«»«».

Spoaking of his appointment the Washington

CORRESPONDENT

MBIW

Wmi

of the Trtbuut says

Browa.

WFEA

waa almost

SOMTK*R AF THE UOOSE *1 R•?«**«• tat!***,

ELECTS

haa iteaa

SPECIAL MATT AF*«t FT* HH-

pmvnni Mr. Brow

Hmry

a ta

tadslited

oreraor Indtaaa far t»ia

were Is

W*att4Mfcf.

THE

APPELATE***!* ^7

ewttpauy at the i"wt

0®E«

Daparl-

Daniel*. Esq has been appotn

ted postmaster at Greencastle. Mi. Dafeials. will make a most excellent and efficient of*

Our friend li. M. Btsso.t, Esq. of Monte* sums has resigned the I'reiiJwicy of the Indiana and Illinois Central Radroad, ami

has been succeeded

Jvdge

R«W#S «J

tbe seme court, iisic/end

has

been taken and. is now in the custody of the Sheriff of Coles Co. His- He

will be brought

to this city for trial immediately. We also learn that the old man is not dead but suffering the

"Lynch

an interesting, but

imen of the genus homo, and,

des

potism this country is making rapid strides in population and wealth. With

consti

tution that secures both civil and religious freedom, and institutions of learning that impart a common education to ail, and inspire ua witb a love at country, we, as a people, are infinitely more blessed than any other nation.

see

we have no cause for con

gratulation upon every successive return of •ur National birthday, then have no people upon the habitable globe, it is pleasing to aee demonstrations of congratulation iipon every hand around us. It*olearly exhibits that tho spirit of

is still alive in

the

Law,"

we apprehend that a sound drubbing,

or a

respectable Wabashing, would as fully meet the ends of justice in such cases, as a public trial. The offender was recognized to tho Common

Pleas Court in

•26.

Tbe

Creek Township, in this county.

0TR

The

the sum of

parties all reside in Prairie

Vigo Court of Common Pleas,

Judge KIMMEY presiding, commenced on Tuesday Isst

As yet no

T. X. T.,

cases of interest

have been tried. Probate business has occupied the attention of the court to the present.

Mr.

advertises in the Wabash

Express for a sleeping partner with a capital ol about ten thousand dollars. The gent is much displeased with tingle wretchedness, and, to use his own highly olassic and expressive language, disliking, the common routine of fashionable 'billing and cooing,' he avails himself of this means, in order to obtaiu such a partner. Mr. T. X. T. is

unfortunate spec

such, we

commend him, and all others in like situation, to the tender sympathies of the gentler sex.

O^T WE

it stated abroad that

some of

our citizens intend to rig up a canal boat with all the necoessary cooking utensils, eating and aleeping errangements, &c, for the purpose of attending the

State Fair, wilk

view of making it answer as a temporary homo. We like the idea very much, and think it will pay well, but wo must say

that

we never heard the thing mentioned here, and give some of our cotemporairies the credit of the idea.

Brother Soule of the Charleston Courier paid our sanctum a visit yesterday He looks no thiner than usual.

VI)JJ

wonderful feat of effectually taming the universal whig party, a hydra-headed leviathan SUPPOSED to bs beyond the reach of human influence

JWRE«WS/»

The Mormons^

There is liule doubt but that the Gen. Government will have to interfere, sooner or later in tbe Territory of Utah. Governor Brigham Young is evidently unfit for the office, being a coarse and brutal character —as any one will admit who reads the late advices from Utah in the General News, including a speech of tbe Governor's relative to tbe proper mode of dealing with apostates. As soon as any considerable number of these apostates or of those who never have been members of the Mormon sect, have taken up their abode in tbe Territory, a Governor that is not a Mormoo will lysve to be appointed. We are not desirous of abridging the Mormons in the enjoyment of their just rights: but they must be tsught, if need ,be, thst "apostates" from their sect have just ss good a righl to live in peace in Utah Territory, or anywhere else State's soil as themselves.

intense pain- He cannot long

most revolting case, upon a chsrge of Public Indecency, was tried before Esq Ray on Saturday last. Tbe whole tria] was one of the most egregiously dirty thing of the kind we ever witnessed.

gaping

crowd of men and boys, as usual upon such occasions, were present, determined to hear everything. Such trials are calculated to injure public morals more than

the

Washington Dispatch

perpe

tration of the offence like the one charged. Although no

Chase, a worthless

scamp who married a respectable lady of Indianapolis, spent her money and then deserted hor,

who managed to get ap

pointed to a clerkship at Washington has, been summarily

dismissed upon his

character being made known to the

true

If the Democracy of In

diana cart get no better men to accept of her quota of Clerkships

at Washington,

than the

contemptible scoundrel whose name appears above, wo would much prefer to see her unrepresented. Mr. Chase, we think, has been very properly cktued out.

Capt.

lames

Brannon,

of the

Brannon, has been appointed

postmaster at Louisville. The papers there all speak well of Mr. Brannon, and predict that he will make a good officer.

I ..... .1.. I, :'m, .III. r-Af

The MBXAOGKR-RY will be

Barnum'S Menagerie, containing

Sers.is

The

"Granite Hill

•Lion

before.—Lafamttt

Cmritr. 3 93,900 DAMAOGS.—.Mrs. F.uphetnia W. Bacon, widow of Horace Bacon, an employee on the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad. who was killed by the accident at Pleasant Run near Indianapolis, last winter, has recovered, in the Marion Circuit Court. I3.0C0 in suit for damages. She claimed $10,0 0,

Her attorneys were Messrs. Wm.

Wallace and Wallace and Coburn. Those for tiw Rail-Road Company were Messrs. Marsh all and Dunn of Madison, and Yandes of Indtnapolis.

N'cm

f»-

SAT DSK.—Five

years ago Santa

Anna was hooted k» of Vsra Crux with hi* own srooden leg. He is now PmsnlMi of M«x*ook A M«th after Muttony attempted to commit auietde. he was tanning for

grest. W«c*tf* not how dark your pw peels may be, keep on ittag, ami the tmm wilt come when you will get ahead of tbeta* Arsenic was «Mui# for ram and cowmnU.—

If yon here ptee*, therefore, **£ace the mubkfo yoor time.

wmmm

of the case,

••in town"

on Monday next, and with it, a host ot excited sovereigns. Who oares for expenses We've got

free licket. Happy men, we

among

other wonders, General Tom Thumb, Mr. Nellis, the man without arms, Mr. Pierce (a distant relative of the Ciranite Hill man.) the

reat Lion Tamer, and a host of other wooadvertised for this place on the 11 th inst7*. Journal,

man." though not a

Tamer,** accomplished

the most

to the N. Y.

Herald, ssys:—"The rumor that the government has received advices from Havsnna, showing thst Santa Anna is about

from Mexico, the New York Herald remsrks: Opposition to the arbitrary and unwholesome policy of Santa Anna was beginning to manifest itself in various psrts of the country, and in one instance it appears to have been set at defiance.

The

iff which is higher than that of

was thought would prove

ry.

new tar

1845,

and, after liberating all the prisoners, carried off* property to the value of thirty or forty thousand dollars.

All this looks

anything else than bright for the stabilty of Santa Anna's government.

EXTENSIVE ADVERTISEMENT.—The

NS-

A London writer says

need not be surprised if they should have an influx of European Princes and Princes sea, Dukes and

Dutchesses,

in the

when the system is overheated.

heat

the day and especially warn them not to indulge freely iu'the use of cold

Positively the Crystal Palace will be opened by the middle of July. The estimate is that 100,000 persona will visit it. If this estimate be correct, and each visitor spends in New York

TLOO—WHS 'YIS^

—ten

Hereafter all oases oarried

firm of

says that in tldu city no poor man hires a bouse. The rent would equal nearly the wbole of his annual income. lie hires not a bouse but a room, rarely two rooms, and very frequently only a part of a room.

I ^»,

U,t£U To*.-Th« London Morning Chrooicle *ays: I •Nor can we by any means corwi^eod the precedent which Professor Stowe has set to English husbands, by bringing his wile to he exhibited on plaiforms a* an object of public flattery. Long may it be before an English authoress is induced: to prefer so] dangerous and equivocal a gratification to

bean. L*ng, xtrg

lmgt

its mmd ksr cwutry'M $kmm.

Omc

that the customs and

FROM

srould

Who is Fanny Pen!

Any authentic statement which may throw some light upon the identity of this personage, will, we are sure, prove interesting to our readers. It seems from statements lately made, from a very reliable source, that this lady has been twice married. Her first husbsnd was C. H. Eibridge* cashier of the Merchants's Bank of Boston, who died five years ago, bequeathing to Fanny an empty purse and a legacy of three children. "After some time, she again united herself in the holy bands of matrimony with S. P. Faringt&n, a merchant in the same city, a widower, and father of two children. This second match proved an unhappy one. and Mr. Farington removed to the west, we believe Wisconsin, where he still resides, and where he lately procured a divorce from his late partner, Fanny.

Meanwhile it is said that Miss

seconded by Spain and England in bis hostility to tfiiis country, is unfounded in fact No such advices have been received

by the

government, nor is there evidence of reliable character to show that Spain intends to strengthen Santa Anna ID any way.

munications from private individuals residing in Mexico, have been received, speculating upon the dictator's movements, but nothing authentic.'

FSB* A

*U- I

MEXICO.—Speaking

of the recent news

Rip

Com

since that time has been awake

periods from a few hours

very unsatisfacto

band of robbers had entered Lsgos,

N. Y.

Sun says that an enterprising tailor in that city recently turned out an elaborately finished carriage, drawn by six black horses, his business sign p&intcd upon it in an appropriate style. The carriage he says is for the use of his customers. He fits them with coats and then gives them a ride home! If showing a three thousand dollar carriage drawn by six fine horses and supplied with a band of music pays, what would the same amount yield if invested in newspaper advertisements.

and important evidence,

:VF-W

the

New

Yorkers

all shades of

nobility and fashionables, during their World's Industrial Exhibition. \i Just thiuk what a great thing It would he to see a

live Baron! A Hoosier, we fear,

would regard it rather a barren sight.

W observe

almost every day, accounts

of deaths from imprudence in drinking cold water when persons are very warm. We would caution those who labor in the hot sun, sgsinst exposing themselves

proceeds.'

water

same evidence:

a low figure

millions of dollars wilt be squandered in that city to gratify the curiosity excited by the World's Fair. .....

tbe Supreme

Court of Indiana, are to be accompanied with a printed brief, setting forth the principles

and the grounds upon

which the party taking the appeal rely—and the law authority cited. This will make more printing, and little more cost to the parties. But it will facilitate business^n that Court, and it is the practice in most of the States.

The

printers will now have to read

the bad writing ofjhe lawyers, instead of the

JUDGES

5-ISRS

The Book and Jewelry store of CfcirWs Marvin, on Main street, was entered last night by thieves and robbed of watches and jewelry to the amount of about 91,000, No clue has yet been bad of tha robbers. There is no dembt that the city is full of rascals.—

Ceurier, July id.

NEW

Yo*K Pooa —The N. Y. TriUme,

tl» approbation of bar raad«is, the love rf pabiUhed Se2ma. the late restdanea her friends, and the tpplause of her owa ,,K.

OPWIOAW

ours, and tint

not be a

most emphaticaBy, we

main sa»*

of American

oociety on these points erevwy dtSetentf Messrs. George

WATRON ihss

it is a ttovetty In oars, and we must say,! learn design removing

wish

it may

la the CohMdW CJ cfdott Ail ax Vkidar, i*T*»

flcr

as the investigation

The' New Orleans

Cttaenuit—Aa

•MM «*HAH«d

FANNT

VAN

tor

coining money by the sale of her "Fern Leaves." It is thought that the book will have a more extensive sale than ever Mrs. Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin," which has been a perfect mint of money to the autoress. Female writers begin to "take the Socks," lately hps

Winkle.

The Rochester Democrat gives a detailed account

of the extraordinary

non presented in Monroe county,

phenome

a man

named Cornelius Broomer, who hss

slept

for nearly five years with only occasional intervals of wakefulness. Mr. B. is a full grown man of six feet two. and about thirty aeven years of age. and fell into his first deep sleep in June,

1848.

at different

to four months

a time. The fit comes on instantly, his eyes closed, jaws are

set.

muscles

and bis whole form is rigid,

contract,

so that when

atanding in his sleep, which he has done for days together—it is

not

down-.

easy

to pull him

seton was at one time applied to

his back, at another time cayenne pepper moistened with spirits of turpentine was put into his mouth, but all experiments of physicians and others

him by prying

awakes

drive off* the leth

argy have been fruitless. This man retains perfect health: pulse 80, and without variation takes but little food, which is given

open his jaws. When

is suddenly and

with a vora

cious appetite having recollection of what has transpired during his nap. The Bonrbon Question.

On the Bourbon question we find the following in the New Orleans Delta: "The interest which the articles in Putnam's Magazine on the Bourbon question have created in

THE

public mind, seems likely

be inoreased

by the discovery of fresh

informed, as follows:

part

this city, an

we are oredibly

"In

the northeastern

olM*dy

has

resided for

many years past, who in early life wins on terms of intimacy with the Bourbon family, her husband having been Secretary to the Count d'Aartois. She possessed, therefore, opportunities of information which few could enjoy. She

makes oath that

she heard

from the sister ot the Dauphin, as long ago as

1807,

that her brother was safe in Amer-

ioa, and that she learned from a member of the Rojal household, in

1817,

iled Prince was an Indian Missionary in the United States, named Williams and in proof that these declarations are not based on any recent publication, there is responaigle testimony that she made them for

least twelve years. It

"5'

Bulletin 'says

"We

man, who is himself conversant with

facts,

that important testimony has

covered

tne

who was in close intimacy with the Bourbon family in the early part of this century, and entirely sustains the arguments

presented in Putnsm'S Magazine.

The great value of this testimony consists in its perfect isolation from all other testimony and in the proved fact that the party from which it is derived has given the tame account for at least twelve years past.

The Three Generals.

Of the three military chieftains—Washington Bonaparte and Wellington-Washin-gton, by all odda, exhibited the finest specimen ofphysioal manhood. Bonsparte possessed tbe largeat brain, and the finest cerebral developments Washington, however, had three developments which the Corsican bad not, to wit Calmness, perseverance and adhesiveness. Bonaparte was in bis youth a very handsome man in his age he was decidedly passe Wasington from his earliest youth to the hour of his departure, had a benignant expression in which serenity and goodness ever warred for the mastery. Wellington's face was th Jr of a martinet: and had what is oaUed a vineger aspect: it was stern, but not intelligent in its general expression. Of the three in maturity, Washington's exibrted more forcibly "the action of the mind within. Napoleon, in youth, was slim in form, rather meagre in outline in age, quite corpulent, or rather pussy, approaching the obese. In height, Napoleon was about five (eel six inches, and when not on horseback, was rather insignificant looking, and would in a crowd have passed unnoticed, but for his marked intellectual characteristics. However, be was more presentable than W ellingion.—BoUs in pkysifu* were inferior to Washington.

Tbe Madiso*tien, at Madison, Indiana, has been discontinued. It will be succeeded by tbe Umten, a new daily paper.

We notios by tha Alabamma State Senti-

EmgUskwmmm is persmuUd f» ptwmi* is S tton has been formed at that place, to lake ftrritfu laata tk* sftttecU wm met- measures for

W» IN *«s

"FTFRCIS,

learn from a gentle

(he

been dis

in this city respecting the

myster

ious case of Rev. Sleazer Williams, which in the opinion of a friend in whose judgement we have much confidence, will go far to confirm the belief that he is indeed the Dauphin of Franoe. It is derived from a person

ORAL*

srfafeb

I E

W. 0. BROOKS.

old sad

aaatwaeariifteafefeMaaaeor

1*•»

US Y^MCAWE, TE

the benefit* hto

eocuaaxlt?

tots*.

eoeanaaUoa.

the

wighbaw,WMCHthe

AAJ

It stotat on

aathotitr

AS* aeato

parttealaxs oT

ACER'S

CAAOA

Chcny

Sectoral, aa artki* we H»re

to agtio,

mlrs*»Y

and

TEKM OC-

WHM

aetfea.

ffcjsMaoa

iiaaun

»TO MIME had

to HOTTETA

WMH

teaa" ndnad

EFLKTSSF aOoU

TERR low &WA the

andCoagb,

BYOTWUTRTWRT FI«.

acarty throe ]*ai* (tecr,vbA«iaasedWMSH

fteat

Mends that he was

bad ait BUAT to aflwd KTENLM WTEFAA was

lntaad to try

theCbwrj ItectoraJ, whkh

TH* EROW*« state

tat W

Fashionable Siaffiaf*

The Rev. A. S. Robertson, editor of the Practical Preacher, who haa traveled and preached extensively and successfully, in vsrious denominations for mauy years alluding to the evils of the choir system in our churches says: r*

Devotional feelings and spirituality are scarcely thought of. In many congregations the lips of the pious are sealed, and the singing is driven almost out of the house of God, into acorner, or into a gallery. There is quite a theatrical performance between curtains, music books, pitch pipes andjiddles, and all this under the immediate supervision of the young, vain and irreligious of the community.

How ridiculous the attitude of the minis, ter who under such circumstances, would deliver the apostolic sdmonition, "Sing with the spirit and the understanding, with grace in your hearts.'

A I E

On the 3d inst, by Rev.

and

A. WOOD,

In Jacksonville, Ills., on Friday laat, (July 1st,) after a lingering and painful illneaa of six months, Mrs. CAROLINE, relict of the late WELLS N HAMILTON, and daughter, of SALMON WRIGHT, Esq., of this place, leaving three small children.

OR-O. HALSTED*S PILLS WILL OC*T •_AA_-M_3

IX tO S S I O N I I O S N E S S

And Ever}' Disease of the Stomach.

NOTICE.

We wish to call the attention of the public to a source of luxury, comfort and happineas—to past uegl.-ctaud a present opportunity of amendment. The numerous cases of baldness in America is truly surprising. The young cannot take warning, or the old apply the remedy too soon. Who that is aid, but would avert baldness? Who that is middle aged but shudders at gray hairs? Who that is young but values the luxuriant locks of youth and bwiuty? Effects like these arestnyed, and many years of otherwise premature old age is regained to youth by using Lyon's Katharlou.

Lyon's Katbarion Is but SS oents, in large bottles. Sold by all dealears, everywhere. D.S. Baruts, Proprietor, IGl Broadwoy N. Y. 35-1

OAR

For sale by Jxo. T.

WALJ,

J. R.

lllSKLC, Apatf, Tcrrc H»u(o, lad. Dr. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla

WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

^T REI)UCED PRICESR"^^

GREAT VARIETY OF BUMMRR CLOTLLIN'O.

fine White sad

Ruff

for sale »t tho

that the ex

julj

seems to us most

improbable that evidence, ell tending to one point, should be derived from so many quarters without truth at the centre, and we have little doubt that the evidence will get

clearer and stronger

ALCRS

HORWI

"And *y tht rirrr, vpon tV tank thert^f thaU grnu ail tret* far

WWEF, UFA*

shell it for

Sugems1. nad sad judge for yoarselves, For laflaeaza

AND

«|MH,

.j,al

um, if 4* Wm. It Ku^ that an «s««te-

THE

erection

moon

meaiory of that lamented statesman.

kind Mason, uf Bedford*

PURPOSE

Dunn and George

WHO

are

that country. Bat soong tbe ablest iaarytta in the State, we

ITAWA

aa a-

this city for

of practicing their

4 TRIBUNE.

CmuhMtt. At w*t ft eaNasd to aiafcs

Froaa tlie Prwrtiest

Fasr. Vmmn Han, Xrw T«t Fsar. OtaraiKv aaweats Med. (Mhfs

Cuxsmahi Jaoouvarl Bane*

KN. A SOM. JEAUUI-

the

Csttuna, a C, Mirawi ftmnr. *tw Jsaw ItaascM, Rassom. Wm. Shem Cut, V. Slwur. KnuOsa. P. Mam, Asa. Amhaasador ta Tarfcsy.

Mail AEXBHgemeat|

TOUUtltAtrTR, TNOTASA..

Kwnax. Dailr. [except SomU^O p'2

SIM Loos,

Oaity,

BUWMWW,

wanetttart

feet haitoutng to

Mosatam

HASP OT the IWMDKE OF the DAY and tbe

ajhtos

esotoeat

....

ot oar ealamaa wEl

partkatars,

camettr

CkriMimtCkmucie.

THE FTDT

TORTTO tbe attaaltoa of ear iasd-

EN to the aft*sti»EAE»t to aoriter PARTRFWE

Taeadsjr, Thmraiay aiid

TEHTO

Caimr, Wedeeadsy,.

[PWDTRT SAA^^

lua«!i««, Meaday, Wedasrtsjr a duarcaasTtur. Mea^jrand FrUaf

CTUNV, THAIAASJR

Bneoaa, Wedneataar.. ..

Mr.'LEON

ARD WEST to Mrs. BARBARA BROOKS. On th#4th by the same, Mr. AARON LOVETT to Miss ELIZABETH ANN POINTER, all of place.

AH MsUs, eawsFt thi J^ehet. 8 F. M.

HUT, WW

TAROAKEEMWRNNWA

Oa Saadart ftess S to S A M. and to 8 P. M.

j*ir mxu-Ti

CCMIMJHAV,

atxl Jons

Ch,

For the RAPID Care of j,

COLDS, MOABSESESS

BRONCHITIS, WnOOPIAG-COUn. I, CB0!iP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION.

U*f tiudl not fait and the fruit Ihrrtof

DIMit

Here

end tht leaf thertof for medicint."

hope recorded for tbe side long ago, and exmy

fear adds new proof to the asrarenee thst these promises •hall not fell. Ai medical Srfefe* diseerer* and deelgnsfes

(be

mnedies

nature ha* gtrta, ooe by one, lite disessos that sffllci oar raoe yWd totbeooatndofarL OfaU tbelealadkswssaOerboat, am has carried nuwe rfctim* to aa tntime!/ graro tbsa Ooasaatptiea of tbe Loaf*. JhityoW we giro noaw ettdenoe that this too ttay tw cored, and thst PslaMaiarr OomplaiDU, la all their ferm» ta*j be restored by CsaotT Pwrwut,

Rpaes will not permit as to pabiish ben uv propertioo of1 the earee it tus affected, bnti the Agent below assort, will farriih oar Ctretdar, free, whersoa tre full partieataia sad lodlnpotahte proof of these (KU.

Wbooplag

COFLFH.^'

KunrroLt, Tom., Jans 36, tut.

I have repeatedly ased foot Caiasr BarroaAi for tVooopiiif Ocrngb and taflasasa sod have no hesltatfcn la pro Booadmr it a esatplete rwnwdy. Four of mjr child no h»re beea stKeted wtth theee dlieene, sad the free aie of the Fsnmui has always iflmM aiawst iaataat nW.

oomgh wooM soffoeate tae when I laid dewa. Hsstng asad assay raoMdies wtthoat aitteh rdief, I at Isst tried the CHBtar MBCXORAL Which

mtor

battaWMthaSia.weeklfaeniteexpwteeetbe

A Its aai s»»T

ia foar wsdu,

•arnd.aatf

the

caa

fort, AI

Sfosp

astaiscf

anr bad with eess.

hselth

!•».

wWefe

hrismrtawM

8. FARAXTT

(VsiatiatnOBTMBJI

aad

FURWANUM

of Amherst

WWAJUD HXTCmXKX, X. O, 0., it I.C. Arm. Sau IhsresaedywCaBKRTPaCTWUt la iaa«M«rdafwMtnBhllk, sodaai satSsSed, from oMtHwUsM, that

is saadaataMe

satat»

sa^etfoe

chareckr,

ysa st*at

liberty

esa tar A( S«y

an it E* yea

Asshetat,

fcaaaata ttwaa Pisawmi Feanas, Verokeai Had. |«Mr. flauaaa, TrieCMh«e.

last »a the warli-

uasBu»siJuase.ttn, MmOammm, twwi, Um.

IK9RHIT MV VUMRI WMVIMF mmm+

VSRWTE^R MXHUT.

j.t.

!%££SS U.-a. ar**A» amSM*.* TW

WU# FSVWV UNVVVW W IT'VRS

WU# FSVWV UH9VVW WIW.

^J«ASU 4SS

P'S'

Sraisafiaa, friRy, S

SATWDSR.

Cajiwromarnu.'. Toeeday end S

P. M.

pmRTVBES.

Cmatir, Baily. [es«*t Soodaye),.

A.M.

JOXO,

p. m.

NOTICE

ISthstSimplethe

nnUCBT GIVRX, to sU rcreooe when It s«ay

Jaly Snd, 1SS3 41 JOHN

NSCOB

alter first day of S^aatwr aeat. 'wlU oiMTg the Fee entire of the Town or CA.UEDOM A, anlessthe claim*. If then are tor, be «et»NW«d h| *eM dsy, aa the VoU ot sski Town, la the eeuaty of SaUi*aa, and State ef lodiaaa.

Yellow Dock Root.

THIS

ii a Pw-Wjr rrr»eAfr Commmvi, sekatiBeally prepared from the belt Roots aad Whe of tbe Materia Med. ice, «ad haa gatoed aa unrivalled reputation for the foUowinf

•EECTIT, TIC:

RRUCT-ATIXa AKt STREWTHSSmO TUB LIVER, sad Digestive Organ*, and eleansin* the Stns»arh and Bowels, and thai curing all BUUaas ilisoasiw, Urer conplalnte, Drspceeia. fiMiixestioe. Cnstl'nves*, Piles, Headache, Ferer aad Ague. Jaoadttts Nsaeia, Lota at Appetite, Ac, and cauaitig the food to nowrish sad support erary part, rCRIFTIXG TUS BLOOD. aad thai eartiw all Httator*, Cataiieoat RrapUoas, Scrofuia, Salt Raenas, Snrslpala*, ScaDd Mead, Canker. Pi»p4ee oa the bee, Blotohe*, Uleets, Tumors Mercurial JHsesae, Oeacers, Sr., Regolattns the Sow lory Ongaas, snd by eaabllns then to peribra tbcir proper tanctlone, prerentiog aad curing many painful and daagemas dieease* I Strwrfthimlng sad Quietlog

Nerrouti 8y«t«n, thas idlsyiag Sertws Irrltaticc, aad earing all Diseases of the Ncrroe, as Uystoria, Nenralgta, Cramps Ac.

It oariraHwd la the ewe of all Female Complaiut*. Weakness, Oeaaral DebUlty, IrrecolariVr, Olatroctiooe, SwalIsagof

Feet, Umbo, JotnW,

Ineludluc

Vests, WMt« LIT*!] Coot*.

Psatx, Sc.

8 BUCRKVK CASH STOKE.

CHEBEY PECTORAL

Sc.,

cauart by weakness! at-

so Lang aad Throat Cnmplatet*. as Oolds, Coaghs, Asthaw, OonaumpUon Ac.) alec, Dropsy. HaTiog made we of the Oompovad Syrop of Yellow Dock Root, prepared by C. MORSK SCO,, either ourselTes or In our (Smiths, and Hading It to bo a very salutary snd effectual preparation, we do ntost eheorfolly recommend It to the public a« a very raluable mediciae.

R. Bourne, Ksq.| Cssliler Natlesisl Bank, ProvkltfKr, R. f.| A. W. Spencer, Kaq Csahier Um« Rock Bank, do. dot Her. William Philit#, Rer. J. B. Riehmoad, C. S. Jooes, Editor (ten. Advt, Wai. Held, M. W. 0. M,, Crru* Fisher, M. F. H. P., James llutchitiSo'.i, 0, S. Ilea, V. J. Bates, Dr. Boid, Colby, and oas huudr««l others of the most rospoctakla families of Providence.

Thl* eerti&cn thst I bare for a number of years bee® acquainted with the corapofitkm mxi mode of taaimUcturc of Morec's Oompooud Syrup of Yellow Dock Root, I ba*e aleo been acquainteil nlUi Its Modiw Operandi In diseaM, and can say that iu all reapeets it |S admirably enlculatcd to (emcdy thst cla» of dfcsoases for whteh it was designed. It is e*pedaily valuable In Itidigeillon and all it* sttmdan) »vmptnm«, It eqcitea to hcaltJvy action tlte U»r, r«mo\-es Torpor and Inactivity of tUi« Org*!-, and (tlinolates to healthy action In all the «y*t&m. At a Dcpurstor, or pnrifler of the Blood, it lia* aosoperiar. DAVID 1J0LMKS, M.D,

Provldcacp, R. t., $«n. 4,1RM. Prepared by C. MOItSK A CX., Ko 410 Broalwsy, Jf. V., and sold by Drogjritts ami others tboogbotit this and otlier countries. Aleo, for sale by

July

J. R. CCXIXflHAM, DrmgUt,

S-U-L FT

Tvirre lUutc, Indiana.

Man, Know Thyself,"

An Invaluable Book far 25 Cents, "Every Family should have a copy. OOOO Copies Roiil iu less tbnn tlirce mouth*. A now et'ilion, revised ami improved, just issued.

IlliNTKHS MKD1CAL MANCAL AND HANDBOOK

TT)Il

TlilK AFFLICTKD—t'ontalnhig an outline of tlic

origin, proerciM, tron tiuent and cure of every form of dieease ooatraciod by promiscuous eextial iiiUTcouree, by *«lf.a!u*r, or by «cxu«l xcei'i', wlih mivicc for tlidr prevention written In a familiar Style ftvohMtift ad medii-sl trehnicslltio1, and everything that would offeJul tlve cor of decency, for the result of weme twenty year* iuccwwfttl practice, emclu*lvnly do Toted to tlic cure of dieesawi «rf a delicate and private tiaiure.

To which is added, reoolpti for tlte euro or the above dltea* ee», and atreitticcon tlie c»«*ci«p symptom* and cure or the Fever and Ague, for tweuty.flre ce»iti a copjrj si* «»ple« «k dollar, will be forwarded to any part of tho 1'nltol State*, lyr mail, (h« of pout ajre. Addrcs^ imftaw paid, t'is,lcii A

PuWishers,

Co.,

'bos ICO, Port Ofllre, l'ltlladelplils.

"Tlil»l», without eKccplton, tho

UIOSI

wmprchcnslve and

latelligible work publlehod on (he claw of dleeaees or wUUh It treat*. Avoiding all technical term*, It addri-sses itself to the reason ofits ivaler*. It isftvefrora ail ol\jcctto«iablematter, anil no parc-it, however (si Lid lone, csa object to placing It In the hands of hi* son*. The author hal devoted many year* to the treatraent oT the tnriotcs complaint* troatel of, and 'with tou little breath tojifiiff' sod'too little preeumptlou to Impoer,' he :b«» ulTcrfi to the world at the merely nominal price of 2AeMit*, the fruit* of »onc twenty yeais moet sunwwfkU practice.—

Herald.

"No teacher or pamnt ehwild lie without the knowlfd,{e Imparted in tbia invaluable wurk. It would save year* ef pain, mortification aad aorrow to the youth uoder their cart.' —Propfe"* Ai

A Preabybirian ck-rfryman In Ohio, In writing or •Hunter'* Medical Alainta),' *a'»: Thou*ands upon thou*snl* ofoiir

by eril cxanple and tbe iriliien.ee of the poasioef, have led Into tin habit of self-pollution without realising tbe •hi and (earful mm*»|ucnce* upon liifltnMvm aul their po*. teritr. The eoniiUtotlon of thmwaial* who are ral*lng foatllie* have been euforUvl. ir not Itrokea down, aai they do not know the eaisw or tbe ctirr, Any tiling that can lie done no to enlighten ami influence tbe publie mind a* to check, and ulti mately to nrmove thin wide *pread aooree of hutnau wrctch edoc**, would ceofw the greateet blesalog, vest to tbe rail gUu 4 JestM Chiist, on the present and comtoir generation* Intemperance, [or the use of Ititoslcallng drink*, though It has slain tbousscdi unoa thousauds, It set a greater sconrgp to tlie human race Accept my thanks on boh nit of the .afflicted, and, belicTt me, your co-worker in the good work yon are so active)? eogaged hi."

One copy will be forwarded, Heenrely eoveloped aad postage .paid, oa receipt ot SS cent*, or six copies for St. Adders*, OOSDKN A 00 publisher*. Box li«, Philailelpbia. iteoCanttrtert ami Book Agrntt tuppHtd en tht mt»l literal ttrM*.

Chickering's Piano Fortes.

ALTHOUGH

A1X0,

JAMBS tiLOTBR

We attest the truth ef the above statnasatMcOtNTRY, Kdttor of tbe Ns«h«UlsWhl( 3. St. aiMMKRMA.V, OnggM.

For a Coasaiaptive ^»uch. Prrrsscaea, PA.,

Feb.

SS. 1*51.

ttsar fci-hr three years I hare beta tfletM with a Gnash, so dlstnastng that I (raqneatly despaired of reeererri •adierttwUMl wssobtlced tesitapan aifbt ia atyebWr, as

riwtdsaee has eared

tat

altofether. 1 sat with gratttate yoan, JAKES N-CAJTDLSSS.

THIS IT OSRR«F

tits wnnsaous

CCRBS OF

WHICH OATS asast CREOmU)XO CHK&ar

asthma

Auunr, H. R,

Da. Arw, tow«a. Dear Sin

April

17, IMS.

hare for yetre hcea aflSietad

Hh Aeaaaalstte sMnt fona, so that haea baaa otdlasd "V parteftte tissc, bstag mSEUt hnaUw aa ay Iwd 1 had tried a jpaat auoy aaxBdass, sad mr pb^Uaa newmrrtied, as so expert

to ao

hut shout fonr months since tbn destrurtlott

«f one or Mr. Chickering's factories at a loss or about gISO,000, yet he Is tiow making twenty plsJtos p«r week, and we shall in a tow days be able to supply th»demand for the* unrivalled ImtlrBmeut*. With new ustteras new seals, sod a determination on the pari of Ur. Chlckerfnr, which be bas thus for carried out, to make the sorr Ptsao Fortes, we offer to the public an tBStranMOt anaMmxnsbabia hi every resneet, as not only thspsstand present, but the future will show. Tbe first bmiles will arrive early mat week, when ws invite the attention of purchaser*, protjssors, sod amateurs for their examination. O0LB0RS FIKLD, ,n5. 69.as.1y Snte Agent*, 1M Main strest

constantly en haod a line assortaseotofPleao f'ortta (rnm the factory of Woodward A Brawn. Theas iastruments have sttaioed a writ merited celebrity, and their ntffcl site is soAekaat eektsnes of their durebtilty sad excelleo».~ Thus tar we have beea onabte to asset the desssod for either of ths abora mcBtioned Instruments, bat that dl»culty will tea iwaww be ohviatsd in tenure.

Frtaae

UtnhuA.

Cotleca.

Alt

orders JTO OA sSnea

asrrtar.

Uriafc

PROPER

Sept. U, IMS. BZTWARI) HnVHOOCK.

ha«a

^iMa nlHaSflisi in iflnl it MNr

FLHQHNNMFL

So iseiasiauil this

HAD

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.

•r

"\\TTUL UKJKVK trfttj "humsa Mine" who bas any of W the followfesg rymptoias: Iteadai-he,

IndigestHir,

TL».J .. .FO AOP.M.

BUTTMKKM,

Acidity, A swweof eppressloo at tbe pit of t'be I^nmacht Peyeesaiea of gplHti't Heaviness, Cohl Hsndii siat fcet. Numbness of the Limbs aad other warts, Vertigo, auspa, DitRcaJty (if Rcejdratk® Stupor, Irritability, Drewsisess, DcWlity, Sttmse Laogoor aod £shaustion, Reetteasawe,

4 A.M.

SSS»!^a«r„ ie»«yt Saadays) Thttredtor* Suoday.SS P.M. '^^^•-•..VAM 6 A.M. 6 A.M. FeasumMais.

Costirvnew.

ROBINS.

jrnM-icmwmjsmxBxmB®: Compoaad Syrup of

Ieitlten*

COLBtTRS A FIKLD

ap^BMy Sole Agtnts, tM Main street. •\\7" base also on baad Piano Fortss from some ot

UM MM

TV Krtr York Mtitr', wblck we can sell at very tow pti oss, sad warrant la rvwry respect In fort we will keep soti ing b«t good tttstrumeats.

Of oae fact we whfc to nit atrrchassrsof Piano ForteS) yoa taw pwrehass sa instnisBiat cfaspsr ta ttds utty thita In Bos too or Ksw Vorfc, at we eas prof* to aujr o«a who will take die tfo«We to *41 on as.

Geo.tiasas

COLRtFRN A FIELD,

Dealer* lo PtMoe, lUotetas, MttUt aoA Mosietl faffa. UMMaia street. »l

A. Prince

Be.

Co. Improved

HELODEOff.—We aroatd csll »p«.W sltietiaa te laati uotaits innir|ws»»l hy any ttdngst

tfaad"^

essartagd thew, aMl all haea bp fowl *s tbSr yesism hwt ttwtwHerMsHwoftMrmritfo their sats la uwsii)iis of the great #wess wMwIma attaewl the

A Co.-s McleSwws, rU at Sas soontry.

pmaptlj'

MYAIWInt«Mt

sttaaded to,

is si illrffT-'ff lam*r taaAasss, aatas*

H.Mur

MMMMVt tkaa srer taSA osaexs for aO Assrrip

Utm arebwt^MMfo aal tsstrorifoa

BMSHS,

(MUM.Ftatsa. Vieass. nmm.tUMmm, ThSiaarfla*,

TJI^RWAASRTAA^PSSIAA^*^^

Whelessls sad Rrfofl fhaa and Hswtt Sjs wwMii*. Ka. Hi Ifala Street. dasiaiwW

ASUI»

Music Books.

««25JR«

TBEJAWSSORCBSL^R^

Kxteeiue Jferrous Acttattoe, ISIpitttiou of the lirart. An iowpadtf for the slightest e*erUo»,

MISUW^ NAD

Indiatioctces*

Ucle ol

VIRION,

Captenaaat taste ta the Month, particularly whoa rising la the worotnp, Dull heavy Pan, and score of

Wadital Depot at

n«mct*s, i« Knst I'ourth Street, Clurianatl, and for sale bj Druyjluts every where. CVPHce to ccatK ..

July S,-41-3y

^,-^SAVE VOL'R ICE!

WAY*

weatlc ecoaeaiy, aad passlsg fTotaens Improvement to soother, has at kxqrth arrived as near perfection ss it is possible to reach A proof of this Is found in the very general uae or theee Coolers ia all parts of the country. A simple statement ©r fftets hi regard to these OoOJsre will satisfy every one or their superiority. First, they asw the only article or the kind ever patented. Ther are furnished with two distinct non-conduct-lag chambers, by means of which, wtth two pounds oficc to the gallon, water is kept at a temperature or 40 decrees above Mitt, or eight degrees from freeshtg [all day Thus at a cost of about three cent* a day, a femily ofonilnary site can he constantly supplied with water as cool ss lee Itnolft larger si ambers In the same proportion. Thl* haa t*vn found by aetual saving of at least seventy-Ave per cent, over the earthen Jars formerly used for this purpoae.

Again, theee Coolers nevnr »weatj ta this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Belt* manufactured In the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished in every respect, tlw-v mske a beautiful ornament for dining room, hotel or steamboat.

An important Improvement ha* lately bew added to the Cooler, vlsi a small pan [capable of holding from six lo eight pounds of hotter] Insert*! directly under the cover. This quantity of butter csa he kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ire) a very important addition to the economy and comfurt or fiirally.

If ileolred, the Cooler can be furnished at a small cipet oo, with Filtering Apparatus which serves the additional purpose of removing all impurities fhta the water, rendering it perfectly clear and wholesome.

The Cooler soil Fllterer ma)' 1* seen In operation at any time, at Bt'RNKT* HOUSR Kl'HNl.«IIIN(l K.xTABHSlt. MKNT, No. 14 Ra*t Fourth Street, Cincinnati.

For sale at the follow i«|! plate*!— Louisville, hy John Olll. 4.'5* Main street. Columbus, J. lleyl, High street, opposite the Franklin Bank.

Cleaveland, ltnntlngio»» A Brooks. Indianapolis, nv Ja«d IJids!ey. 1'ylh Krankft.rt, luLllrey A tlwrgc. Nashville, I# A. II IlleV* Now Orliai *, by J. A. Morton A Co., 113 Tchoupltoulas street.

July 41—ly. ,f, CASH FOR WHEAT AT THE ANfllOIt IHII.LS,

TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA. rpiIR nndersignol repcotftdlv announce* to the public, that I hisSTKAM KUK IUNU MILL is coutplolr.!, ami Is now in full operntion, where Ksi*ii

B. Ft AII A CO., tike plessure lo announcing to the of Terr**- UitUte and the adjoining country, that Ihey have opconl a Wore In this City

Total Rsorfpts....

IMITATORS

la 4iScr«RT parts O« S

slianiaiils miiiiirlliii ssr' rr-rr yyearsaw niaihlhir them. VTe wash) therslbe* advtas ail nwaosw M^MMSIof this kW. teesaasiaeUmmtOWkm

tftherat

oousvius

nzui.

Merchandise.—We

taFsna aataarwas fHands aad aastataar* fot^aadwaatry, s^hm_ustssa^ietadyas iasncrtaat sltoeificas (a «ar ShaSe Warwecw, for the hetler

MI II

•I

Psio, In the Head, A tfraporary hiss of Memoir, A sense ol Kmptinees Pulse less lhxp*mt and laere

Ihrhts tbaa anal,

IXU-POUDFOCY,

KaMwnatlou aad btmu De-

/'hiCRNET-J PATRNT WATER COOL. _I) Kit—TVe are now prepared to offer our fHtmds and customete a superior ar.-

Cooaia of entirely new

styles, and at greatly reduced prices.—'' This article is the result ef the application Sf scientific principles to the panose intmded, vl#t to keep water as

COM

posslhic, as toog aa possible, aad with the least possible quastlty of tec. The proprietor has long devoted his atttptioato this particular branch of do-

FAMII.T

Vtot n, Corn Meal snd

offal mav always be had, In anyfqvantltic* to suit purchasers. Corn awl colxJ crushed, niai n\»mnl, whi malie» a very superior IM4 for stock, always kept on hand, and sold hy tbe tiarrel or otherwise, or exclmuflfd lor grain. Particular attention will lie paid to amiuMO

IIAI

aiidsiocklfccdATrni!

all sales delivered In any part

MIU^SIMI

the city.

Klour warrnnteii in every re»pect, and when objocted to, on notice, will!»taken a way, fiw orcharge, KO" Orders for Flour or !tock fl*»i loft with RusMljUfeen, southeast corner uf the Puiillc itqunrc, will meet with iTouipt atieutloo. R. L. TIWMPIMlN,

Mill opposite Wallace Fouudr)-.

T.«rrellRUle, July 1, l#M.4(Mnfi ...

ri.()OltSN« FACTOItY.

1AM

prenanxi with svpertor maclihiery, to dress FLOOIt. INU AM t'KILINtl nt short notice, or lo surface lumber and Mug it to an luvnrUMo gauge.

Picketing, Votdtlan Hints, and all klmls of SAWINd done to order. Ihessed Flooring sntl (Vtllni-, Trom well seasoned liml«", kept mi hanil, and tor snte. C*M at the ANt'lfOlt Mil.u, opiMviltp Wallace's Foundry First fltreet.

Terre-ilaute, July J, UW-40 /Vii R. I.. THOMPSON.

NEW~~ ITR^S 0 II E!

for

the sale of ALL

K1NDK OF MtMCAL WKIUUIANIHUK. 1'IANOC, fromtU most celebrated maker*

the United Htstss, recelval every

week. Also, Mctodeons, OultaiS, Violins, 1 Ian Jo*, Flulee, Areoivteons, Vkrfln Ilows sail Strings, Ooitsr Strings, Ac., An. A lsrgs supply of sli kinds of MU810 snd MUSIC BOOK*, k»-pt constantly on baud. Itsvlng formed a oonosctlon with a Pubtlslilng House, they sre prepared lo furnish all tbclftU'St puhiiratluri* »"*B

Particular attenilon given lb OltDKiCH 1 Oit UANDINSTIUJ.UJ.NTH, Aod all onlers cither

for

Instrument* or Music, filled wllU

prompt/*** at Ctnotnnatl priori ORliANF, PIANO!*, MBI/)I»B0.YS, and Other Instruments, repaired and toned by aa Ktrmnma Ttmat, aod warraatod to give aatisfaction or ae. eUarge. (&- Remember ths place, PRAIRIR CITV BLOCK,

Flow, over Whidden A Price's Store, tttON OP THE BIO FIDDLE, Torre-Uaate, July 1, £M3-t0tf Yti

STATEMEWT

Of the Receipts and ExpewlUurct on account of Vigo Count]/, Indiana, from th* fir»t day of tine, 16x1, to the 'JlU of May, 1853, ineiutive. -,,

RRCEIPTV.

There was retnsiolng la th* Treasury ai ths last setUemeat the sum of $2788.27 There has bees so«(v*dat th* Coont/ Tressury as Mlowsr JTroca Ucsase to veod foreign nxrehsadixe. S47.M TaveratndOrooery Lisa ass. «?,M Ueseaee for Shows .....47.50 Kstrays .IS.00 1 rmsfroai Bwk. .,.8000.00 Miscellsaaous

KXNCIRONRRZS.

!•«, May 81.—There liaes been tseuad county order* ths 1st of Fee fees and Jumr*. BidliSs ...... Criarfaais.

County Rervmue SS fclkrwst m. CooatyTa*...,...,.... $t8,M0.7I

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School Tax ... ft,4W.M Deduct Library Fund paid Treasurer State —«,64«.»-»123.7 DtrtdsaS aa T«rre IUat« aad Richtnood Uailrosd .Stock 2,«fl.i00 .......

»«y »i. —xnere iiaes M«t issosa county ararrm mv ox, MM, for the follawtag ot^ects sod sawmatei nd llaiartos of Ction^rOllkars..,..........«$3,34«.&7 of Ros4eaad H%hvsFH IJW.Ti

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