Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 51, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 September 1853 — Page 3

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Anxtriaa ProteM itgaiast the (Jailed Slates in the Host* Gate. The following is the text of the memorandum addressed bjr the Austrian Govern* meat to the foreign Courts, on the subject of the conduct of Captain Ingraharo, of the American Corvette, at Smyrna, in the affair t-„ *^5 ts mii of Kosta ,,

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event at Smyrna, on the 2d till pre

a»nt, under a double point of view, a seri ous deviation from the rules of international law. 1. The commandant of the Amer ican ship of war threatened with a hostile attack the brig of his Imperial Majesty, the Howard, by pointing her guns against the latter, an announcing in writing that, if an individual detained oo board, and whose nationality was disputed between the agents of the two Governments, was not delivered up to him within a given time, be would come and take him by main force. 2. This act of hostility was committed in the port of a neutral power, friendly to both nations. No doubt a threat to attack a vessel belonging to the navy of a sovereign State, and which carries its flag, is nothing inore or lass than a threat of an act of war. Now the right of making war Is necessarily, and from the nature of that right snhererent in jthe sovereign power: "A right of such great limportance." says Vattel ("Law of Na

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IJ. 8. of the 7th September, 1787, (sec. 8) explicitly to the Congress the power of declaring war. In this respect the constitution of the U. S. is in perfect harmony with the European publio law. Ilui this right reserved to the supreme power of each State, would soon become illusory and null if the commsndants of the navaf or other forces were authorized either explicitly or tacitly, to undertake, either from their own will or on the injunction, or with the assent of a diplomatic pr consular agent, acts of hostility and of war against the vessels of troops of another nation, without a special order from the supreme authority of their country, notified in the forms prescribed by the law of nations. It is impossible that the regular govcrmentsof the civilized world would expose their authority as well as the general peace, to the hazards of hostilities commenced without their knowledge, and without the special authorization of tho sovereign power, by any functionary abroad. We now arrive at the second of the two questions of international law above mentioned. Certainly, if there is one point o( maritime and international law that is precise, clear, and adopted bV

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the inviolability o( neutral ports, and the ab h'Auioprohibition to therein commit acts of war and violence eVen again*t the enemy with whom war haa been declared. Modern history offers but few examples of this latter case. One of theso raro instances is the attack on the Dutch East India fleet, which had sought refuge in the port of Ikrghen, in Norway, by the admiral of an enemy's fleet, and although that attack was defeated by the guns of the neutral fort, Vattel, who ia an authority universally recognlftod in matters couneoted with the law of nations, nevertheless accuses that neutral power, (Denmtrk,) of having complained "too mildly ol aft enterprise so injurious to its dignity and to Its righu." in order still bettor to establish the accord of all nations and of all legists of this qtmtion, we may quote the authority of tin American Statesman. Tho following ia the opinion of Mr. Henry Wheaton (Elements of Intemfttional

I^w):—"The rights of war cannot be exeroiaed except on the Territory of belligerent power*, or on the open aea, or «n a territory not belonging to any one. 1 therefore follows that bosttlities cannot be eg ally carried on within tho territorial jurltoioiion of the neutral State, which la tho otnmoo friend of both partitt. Not only are A capturea made by the belligerent cniiaert^ithin the limits of that jurisdiction itleg*tind null, but the captures made by ve*s«i of war, which place themselves in the by rim*, or harbors of a neutral State, in der fiom that station to carry on the of war, are also null.

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Thus, when an English cruiser stationed hereelf in the river of the Mississippi, in theY^y^ nj«»t wax rewySaawn —A —gat *.r ik iinttM) and Whys*

netitrsl territory of the United Sutes, end m«d« capture atubout three English miles distant from the ssnd lstle% which form the mouth of that riter, Sir W. Scott ordered th« ttfttitatfon of the ceptured vessel. In the time menner, when belligerent vessel, fading

within the neatrsl territory

nted* capture with Kef bows beyond the limit* of thst territory, the cepture ww held null, lot tltlwwfh the enetny's force «t employed egainet the cspiured vessel, out of the neutrsl territory, it cannot be permitted that such a aseshall be madeofa neu tral territory." (The November. 1806 Bobinson'a Admiralty Reports, vol put 373.) It hostility against the declared euetny with the territorial jurisdiction of neutral State, which has friendly relations with the two wwtioo. bo dMoyal tfoapwree wade by belriferaRt emwers in the bays ol that neutral State, ot even by the boats

Upon this prcrtost the New York JViAss* wett remarks as $b&ow*. It i» »o aeldom thst Greeley rigHt oo wiytWitf, that w®

P«hfeh -M» OOUMMIIt* i# We oegH »^»owf«dg« oar Rational obfigatkn to tho Austria Covrt for having enlightened Sarope, IhpfewHio fcjyl f^oMtler, to this elf*ot namely?

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fully inviolable by the acts of belligerents 3. That captains of Americaf armed ves sels are not entrusted with the power of making war—that high prerogative being re served to Congres by our Constitution 4. That threatening to sink an Austrian National brig in a neutral port, (or any where else) and preparing to do it, is sot a civil, courteous, and amiable ^proceedure, but virtually an act of hostility.

All these points, we readily concede, are made out, well fortified by unexceptionable authorities, and placed beyond dispute. There can be no need of further argument in their favor. Nay, more: If if be the object of Austria to prove that the sovereignty of Turkey has been grossly outraged in the late proceedings at Smyrna, we consider that position made out to the letter.

The logic is compact, the citations apposite. and the conclusions irresistible. But you .may always distinguish a bad cause from a good one by noting the point of departure of the skilful advocate. He whose cause is just, begins at the beginning but, if bis cause be intrinsically had, he ia sure to begin in the middle. Admit that the whole affair at Smyrna was in gross violation of the sovereign rights of Turkey, and the first question that follows is this:— "Who was the original and responsible

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right of judging wheth

er the nation rftt a real subject of complaint, and whether it can use Jotce or take up arms witk tut ice, if prudence permits it, and the welfare of the Stat* invites it, this right, I say, can only belong lo the body of the nation, or to the Sovereign who reprtY\%*ents it. It is, doubtless in the number of those without which a State cannot be govfrned in a salutary manner, and is what is called right of ma jetty." The founders of the republic of the United States of Amer jca, have recognized in the same principle of the Union, the rights reserved to the sovereigpi power. The articles of the confederation and of the perpetual union between ihe States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Ate., the ninth of July, 1788, contain the following stipulation, (art. x, sec. "The Congress of the United States shall have alone and exclusively the right to declare war and make peace." This basis of the publio right of North America is preserved and sanctioned by the "Constitution oi the

the imbroglio! How did it happen

that an American National vessel came ao near sinking an Austrian brig in the middle of a Turkish harbor, where a conflict must have ensured the destruction of thousands of neutral property and hudreda of innocent Itves?'"

On this vital point of inquiry Austria is silent. She speaks, indeed, of "a certain individual, detained on board, whose nation* ality wat contested by the agents of the two Governments." Bui the contested nationality was a consequence of the original outrage, not a cause. Had Kosta been an undisputed Austrian, the original crime and outrage involved in his seizure on Turkish soil by Austria, would have been as glaring and inexcusable as now. That seizure was as inexousably at war with International Law as that of the Duke d'Engbein, which Austria has vied with the rest of Christendom in stigmatizing as abhorrent. Let it not be forgotten that if Austria had not FIRST violated the right of sovereignty and the Laws.of Nations, she would have had nothing lo protest against. She planned and perpetrated a gross outrage, which resulted in her own humiliation, That is the case in a nutshell. How are protests to help her out of the pit she has dug and (alien into?

But American captains have no right to make war, or to disturb tho quiet and security of neutral ports." Of course not and if Turkey asks an apology from our Government for Capt. Ingraham's menaoed cannonade in the harbor of Smyrna, we trust one will be promptly tendered, and that it will be frank and ample. No nation more than ours should be ready and thorough in its recognition of the rights of nationality. But let tin Austrian national cruiser fire a broadside into an American National vessel, or seize a boat's crew of her men, and does Austria suppose that our oaptaiti would wait to send homo a report of the outrage and ask Congress to declare wart We affectionately advise all Austrian commanders not to be duped by this Protest into suposing that such is tho Yankee process in sudh cases made and provided? Whoever falls into so melancholy a delusion will be awakened by tho noise of something else than protocols, and hoar a new version of our National obligation read to him by a light which not even the dullest vision could resist.

The whole question, as between this country and Austria, turns on this point: Was the aot of Cspt. Ingraham aggressive or defensive! Did he commit an outrage, or only resist ono? On this question, we invoko the judgment of the civilized world.

We oouclude, therefore, that Kosta is entitled to the protection of the Unitod States that the Austrian officers committed a gross outrage, piraoy, and kidnapping of one in loco of nn American citizen that by tubsequent acts they persisted in and aggravated that outrage that Kosta must be surrendered with ample reparation that the laws of our citizenship must be established and resgected by the European powers, one and all and that the Administration of Gen, Pierce will not deoline "the responsibility."—Boston Post.

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To Sinking Fond Borrowers

TirfTRBJt Inteml «U dm and anpaid an the firrt day loaaa tVom the Stakiog fond, the land* or lota BMrtgagad In aeearitgr, will ba adverUaad aloat tbe ftr*t dsy of October nest, to be (old oo tbe aeeond Saturday in December next. When not more ttoa one r«ar* bitaat, prior to *aid tint day of Jnljr, mijr be da, and tbe aerairity la deemeii luBHent, payment of *ueh Internal, will not be ex. acted, If the borrower** (toll forward to tlii* ofltoa a written agneoMBt to pay Intetrat on tbe Interval ao doe and withheld.

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State of Indiana, Sullivan county. Snltivnn Conrt of Common Pteas, August Term 1853.

NOTICE

State of Indiana, Sullivan county. Term, 1M3.

Suiliran Clrrult Court.

JlenJamln C. Btorman, VS. John OarreUon aad other*.

COMBS

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the complainant by MR.

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hi* rovtael, and

it appearing to tlie aalUlbetlue of the Court, by the affi dartl or Michael T. Ditliocbam, a eompetaat and dMnterealed wllnew, that Jamea Webb, one of the defendant* In thl* *ot», t* not a nvldent of tbe Slate of Indiana) on motion of Ibe *ald mmplaiaant, It I* onlarnd by the Court that notloaof lite peodaoey of tbl* eait agaluat Ilia (aid Jame* Webb he glren by publloation In tbe Terre-IIanle Journal, a weekly new*p«. per of geiteral drenlatlon, printed and pnbllabed In Trrrrliante, V]go etnmty, Indiana, Ibr three week* iwaaWf, more than «lxty day* prior lo the (lr*t day ol the n«xt Term of thla Omrt, and, by agreement of eonnaet, thl* eau*e la eoatlnuod until tho next Terra of this Court.

A true copy. J0SRP5T W. WOLFE, Clcr* Sept. », 1M3&0-St pr*. fee $3.00 *. C. C. C.

Sullivan Conrt of Common Pleas,

October Term, 1833.,

Eltjah Pogh, VS. Martha Ann Tult, Mary Catharine Tutt, Jame* Pendleton Tolt, Marj(aret Matilda Tutt, Martha Eltnb«th Tail & William Henry Tntt,

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PETITION FOR CONVKYANCE. if-

now, at thla timeeomes the plaintiff, by Unions, bis attorney, and ftlaa hia petition herein, also, tbe affidavit of a disinterested peraon that said defendant* are non-raatdenta of the State of Indiana. Notice ia hereby given said defendant, that unless they be aad appear at the October Term of said Court, to be held in Sullivan, on the la»t Monday of October 1853, aad on the first day of said Term, to plead, a Rawer or demur to said petition, the matter? and things therein contained will be taken as confessed and judgment decreed accordingly.

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WOLFE'S

ABOMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, nmuTtTi rosic, wwtrwi *«tri-#»nmc INVIGORATING CORDIAL. Pnn MxmosAt. Brrmumi Is maaafhetored by the Proprietor, at Sehlaiam, Hotiaai, aad ia warranted aot only pare from every injarioas property md iafredtesn, bat ef Ute best possible quality.

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fn*Q«nend Deb«ity, ClrcaUUaa ef U»e Btaad, Inade^aata Asatmnlstteu of Food, and Kxbaaated r«ri E«e**y— Are acfcaewledged by A* whets Median! Facahy, and ntteeted in their highest written aatbartty. 0*The atteatiea af Agents end Pnrchaaers is Invited lo the atgnatare aad address af the Pr^rlebar.an tbe Mbd, nnd ta the title ef »We CedM, ew^eesed »n the sides ef the Bottle, as araleetieae against Infarttt and (Mtnkdaes Ml*tfeH»T ITFar»«le by WASSON &. CO^

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NAUOSAL DAGOERREAS SKY LIGHT GALLSRT,

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JOSEPft W. WOLFE, Clerk

Aug. 31st, 1853-30-31$9,50 of S. C. Fleas.

O Cases of new style Spring DeLaines, & ost received and far sale by March 25,'53. A.&K.TUITB

SPECIAL NOTICE*

rprntanderalgMd intandiag to pdt bis pieaattt loratten and A bw»lne*a lo this city, wnaM eatbrace tbe(umutopporto eity of Intoning thooe with whma to haa oatatanding aeeowot* thai ha d**4re* Imnwdlate aidttonMt ef tbe aaato, met* may be ami In tfcfc amaaar, by etate torwwd aad hwderlna payawnt aftfae aaMsat. W. 1L VMT,

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Partkmlar attaetioa dwa to OKDEKg FOR BAND INSTRUXBNT8I, And alt order* either far tsstnaasat* or Mr, SIM with promptort* at Ctnctonatl krias.

OBGASS, PIANOS, MMX)OK»m, «adother Iuslteiat*. (epalred aad taaed bjraa Exrauctcia Tvxe*. and warranted to ghre aaiMbrtioa or ao •barge. maatnber Blaee,^*' PKAHUE CITT *tOCK, loor, onr WUtdna A Pifc** Store.

SION OF THE BIO FIDDLE Tbm-Haato, Jnly 1, USS-tttf jgg v.

RELHOTAL.

BOSTON LEATHER STORE,

national Read Street, ftmth-Hut Corner of Kb Stmt, opposite the BMseafsl Cbnrebnwrp A oa, Mora* 1

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LKATUXR STURB, from National Road Street Bow, to Wational fined Karl, earner of Mb Street. They hate aow ea haad a latya ansortawet ef all tW» Leather, as SpanUh, Ctoetooali and Country Tanned Sole, Band, Upper, Bridle, Oanww, AUrtlng, Dollar and Split Leather, French aad Philadelphia Calf ami Kip SkhMt, Iinfaar, BladlOK, tv»pln«r, Sheep and Dear Sklo*. Tan^oo and Fwnch Mew mml UdUa MorSw, and SHOB «Nub?OS. 1 taring adopted the priori pie of ealy Mlltng far o»**i, and buying alao inreash in the Hasbiraeltie*, thoraia anabiad to sell at lower prices than any of tbdr rosspeutora. pay the 1 and Pan.

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RUIUTO TO art urarMnaT a-ghankw

Order* acgonaumUd trith Cm*k triU it framftiy filed'

K. R. DURKEE, fitlt Prefrittar mti Manu/trtvrrr,

VbohAdi Dealer ia Hal Ath, Omaia of Tartar, Sop Garb Soda, Cooking Kxtract*, Wax Hatabai,ae- 11 (S0 Water Street, New York.

HTDES!—Tlwr pay tba hlgtott eaah priea tar Orean aad ^Jjpry llldna, Skin*

SVSboenudter*, Saiktler*, aad Matdiants are partieularly reqaartsd to stamina our Stock aad price*, baSirs baying else. ote, Hay 13,18S3-SS-ty

Ttare- Hants,

CASH FOB WHEAT

AT THE ANCHOR MILLS, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

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undersigned repectfaUy announce* to the pnblle, thst hi* 8TKAM KU)l'KIN0 MILL Is emnpleted. and now In fall operation, *bet* Faisa Pnou fuca, Corn Meal and offal nuty always be had, in anytqnsntities to ftrit parehasef*. Corn and eobserwhad, and groiaid, whicih^nakes a vety superior fcedfor stock, always fcpptcsa hand, anil sold by tbe barnsl or otherwlae, or exehsagsd for grain. Particular attention will be paid to SjrrAiuxa ruov* and *tock}leed

KERKBY GIYKX, that Robert Andwam, ad.

mliU*lr*tor of the e*UU of John Mllllfan, deceaaed, ha* filed hi* petition to veil the real catate of *atd dMwdeol, hi* personal being IneuflMeat to pay hi* debt*} and that *aU petition will lie heard at the next torn of Uta Court of Ootn moo Plea* of aaltl eouutr.

Alteclt JO?Km XT. W0T.VK, Ctertt September 2, l«63-«w3, C. 0. P. S. C.

AT TO*

all sals* delivered In snr part of the city. COT* nour warranted in etery re*pcc qonntlee, will lie taken away, frm of oharge.

MUX. and

I, aad whan objected to,

C3T Orders for Klonr or Slock feed left with ft«is*tU^Green, south-ea*t earner of the Public Square, will meet with prompt atlentlan R. L. THOMPSON,

Mill oppooite Wallace'* Foundry. t0-m6

Terrs Hailk ruly 1,1853.

FLOORING FACTORY.

AM prepared with superior machinery, to dress FLOORINU AND OXILINO at short notice,

to to surfacn luiabcr

and liring It to an invariable gauge. Picketing, Veultlan Slats, and frll kinds of SAWING done to order.

Dresesd Flooring and Oelllnr, from welt •wmnl lumber, kept oo haad, and lor sale, (kit st tbe Ascuoa Mux*, opposite Wallace'* Foundry, First Street.

Tcrre-Uautr, July l,lf53 *01to B. L. THOMPSON.

Insure Tour Dwellings!

NEW YOKKTNDEMMTYINSURANCE

COMPANY.

BROADALRIN.N. Y.

Capital $150,000-—With a Surplus.

TlXIS

Oompony wss ergsnUed la September, 1861, since which time It ha* t**ueJ nearly 3,400 pollcle*. Its bustne*s Is constantly snd rspidty locrwaalny, and It is with entire confidence In its ability to give satis&irtian to all who may make application, that the Company solicits a further share of public patronage.

The business and rUk»of tb«5 Company arc divided Into two iperste classes. The first clss*, or Fanners' Department, eoasisU of form property, detached buHdlnjt*, and their content*. las second dsss, or Msrehsals Department, consists of stores, merchandise, taverns, mills, *r.

Tbe rale* of Insurants vary with the classes, and In pro noron to the exposure of the property Insured. Not more than 2,000 will be taken la one risk In either department. Nn extra hasudous projysrty, such as steam mills, etc., will be Insured.

Tbe Company pay*, In esse of loss, the fall tmmmt»/ imearr, not to exceed the nmooat Insured. All paM It will' be r*spo«istWe for property destroyed

iammtr, not toexwed the amount Insured. paMlqrtber bs

Ibe Company within sixty days after doc proof thereof. "by lightning. will takeeffm

Tbe Insurance

Muraneoooatl approrable anplleatlon* will takeet the day the application is made, unless a dlflbreat day is de-

sired by the applicant. J«s»eM, 1864-3My

WM. B. Mcl.EAN, Agent for Vigo County.

Music Books.

Mendel*ohnCoU«-tioo, Alkln's Chrlstlaa Minstrel,t The Alpine Glee Muger, Mason's Sacml Harp, round and patent notes, Tbe Universal Musician, &

Christian Psalmist,

for sale at W, XI. HCCKfcflIIAM'8 Bookstore

New Novels.

HARRY

wb»t esnte of It, by

Ctoverdete** Courtship,

tbe suthor of "Frank Falriegh. Lahtte, the PitateoftheGalf, by Ingraham. Ilarry A*btoe, or the Will and the Way, by 'Assy U*mw," *c, The SoMler's Wifot or VMd, to O. W. k. Jnly 1,-Wtf.

la tbe Canteen and on the Il^Ule

Reynold*

Yorsaleat W. 11. BTJCKtWO HAM'S Hgo of the "Kg Book."

FOR SALE.

A Rare Chance to Make Money.

subscriber, deslrcsw t*f clMUgta^r Ills bu*tuess, offnrs for ante, AT A BAR0A1N, Ids aew and «MtattUm

SITUATED 13f TKRRE-nATTTK, IKDIANA. The bond hew* eouslst of a Bus heuw, two stories hteh, SO by S M~Uu aad BtU hoaae, IlMe house and Stable#, all

Attached to the concern, Is a STUM Bmtx*. In eomyWie bg order, ussd for psaphp, grtadlag, Ac. Ths above lard ha* avesreouvMtoaeefor Hwhig, Vetog butlt npon the atest approved plan*, rvgarcBees af expense, and being the only Yard ta the City, present* a rare rhanee for aa eater •rMecman toflster totoassfosad lacrattve beekwe*. tar Bides eaabtbaagbtftuuiS 1-3 to *c. per lb., and Park (tflpH'tM, Pite^WO, walwrtt down, thehalanioeln aae, twa aad tiiena jeessa, seeersd by saoi^gsee.

A«*«et», iflw4?to- j5«jf TnaufA*.

NEW ARRIVAL! 1 PRAIRIE CITY BUILDINGS. C. OOW wmN re*peetftdty ietrlte the alteaUoe of ttt Idbl 8®W Fall Stoek of Bool* nail 8ko^

ONGMMMT CNIMMMi &Knw MHH CB4 4UM HM4| JRKMM S#S ftRMBWe flKVdi miiliu tXMiUtlt tmwtUbmrf CAM Wfl

Gents* afid Toeths* Kxtra CaiapbelS Boots,

Ae., at whufomle eeS eNsfi* Call a IKR.

J. M. COBfZNS, M. KCLECT1U

\vrocf«» m*p«-Miv BM«, tl Whaat h* Pr'sSifelua, la lis eaHsead •IIK, saanrtaast sad ae swMHess Mmtihm la the iiessitfn af teiAestoe, ta watt a Wasat *awt *nsrtdlc|yle «s»*. Uatnwiiisw w«th «e «aeat saMaaiaS Vmmk I+?**** smii* Ua to treat the vaitoas stsim ef tte iMiiit%

Ms aarvtres ia the MeAoat is,

SMI

hnyesbj

sMsadea ta the

to ttie teMtaest af Clwesle

0. W. Aaa, W. B. iventt. 0.8. 1.*. risavs a. B.0etusriMS,0. ».Sna CroiAce «H rei»e«*» Asvimk Drw »»»re.

O.CIemlaiif.

nrt It. St.

daebasH

e^etiic Or.

JKrS,l»4Ue TMtKSHACn aittXA

BOTANIC DRTJO- STOBB.

ALLEN PKKCB, PHYSJCJAJS AND ItUViiGi AVtm afoqal Mkrss MslMsads,aag tue ae«. -aal siW fessvi msnsrtly

•WAJdC _____ YABXtsms. fA nutmut &%** '--unMnMi int tJivnMMi

13t *i miMk bit mm vm*

rsp

'A La.

l^TOATH 1^1 «•le Vf Fe^4&.I

A W*mt» fi 9 Wtm MK1HR*

tijA it*

T«r. ia Imitwl Harris fer WASmr

W 4 CO,

mww

BafTsio KsJ«b&)®ent

improved Grist and Flouring Portable Mills, Bwrr Mill Stones, of Svperi»r quality mnd workmanship OLD AN

KER Bolting Cloths. Mill Picks. Screen Wire, and Mill Furnishing in all its tranches.

THRsBhaeriber.qpetlbrtheehMaaU aad writ kaon «atobBebiaant. I* prepared to ftwnUh to ondnr, together with all ether artkleeht'the above line, Jf«ye*' Jaiprvml CMriAgd ad Ortot Kill*, aiaBatetand by the projwW-

fredhKKtc«iW tor In Bo&lo, N thaa Mr e»tianttaatiy wrtmmar, bath a* eclairs lo quality and quantity of wtnc, wMohpeeeladee fheaacMltyef strtoemnefatntehaiooto tbesa. It la wneeded by tbenwet ezpenemsad illller* aad Millwright*, tint tbe past eentwy pwsentsaalntproeeattn Mil manulbetaHng that equal* that wbi^ has bMB attained to tttaselQll*. The aasowtd po«w ncceasary to ran them, wb*a eowparol with large stows or any Portable SBI known, exhibit* a saving of fttaa twenty fir* to thirty three per wot. TbU, of itwif, reeonntend* tbrm p*rtiedhurlyto^ (host aebag stoam a* a motive power, orllfht stream* of water. nsyMdil froa these Mills ate not Iheir hast ranosuMnilaOon. The barrel of Bear I* obtained from Ibur and one sixth tofcar and one halfbwhel*, aeeonltnglo the ofwheat nsod, at the saote tlate tnaUag Sow ef a riehpolor, that cannot be equalled b/ any other stones.

T. IbMt Still* hare obfadnnl a

quality of wheat need, at the QW* of color, that cannot be equaled br a^ They will grind, [mjr SSIneh stones,} nrora IS to IS bushel*

wheat, tweatjr five bashds nf floe naval, and from sixty to eighty bushslsofeorofcr feed for hones. Sorhl*lheShn|kUdty of their eon* traction, that any miller of the iualkwt exaerleoee, on keep them in order. The urn ramteas which is okkIOO marly all other Portable Mill* whether tijiprr eruadrr stone runner*, and which more than all other cawes pat together has leaded to nuke thesaodloa*, Is not applied to these.— Thehrftoftbernimerstooeandiraos attached thereto, are relied upon solely, for weight. They can be furnished to order, tn fitany desirable locality, and driveodtber by belt, spur, or bevel gearing. The low prices at which they are furnished, COM to cheapen the construction of Mill* very munh. Site* suitable for plan

an tattoo mill* for guindiag corn for fted and bread lauafactured oa the same principle.

an likewise mans&etared oo the same prinrinle. uiny lehnr* the proprietor from those who bavelheiu Mill* runnlog. the several hundred already ssld, not one Satlafoetlon.

llere with attached, area frw of the many lettefr* reoelv»0

Terr* Uautr, July l, 1S6S. Tail lUrrr, I* Joan T. Norr, Bsq.

Mill*, for grinding com, 1 grinding wheat, therefore 1 for flouring.

IKMU

iwhat ha* given T. B. 1IYMKR. Swr. 10, 1RSJ.

Dui Stat Woreeelvedyoar 3Swt Doutde Geared Ceotrifu gal Feeding and Flourlug and Gri»l Mill on 11M lust. We had iroumljcr ofcltUen* to ttnperste: They were perfoctly astonished. We never *aw anything go off so fclee aad com' plete. Tbe (tearing work* #oe} we like tbe plan batter than the single geared, with puiiy ou the splndlei we deem it preferable to any other Portable or large Mill roarsegrain. Itperfonns Its work

for flouring or grinding

perfect in every reaped, fifteen bushel* wheat per

grinding atthe rate of from twelve to hour with ease, and at the earns time making ny of power/ snd perfoctnr**

...... making superior Hour.— We do therefor* recommend three ailll* to thepublie on account

MM Patent Mill we hsveon

of their sufaeuuitlid build, oeonoi of work. If we can Ml tho Harrows hand, we will take another,

JOU.V SlULKV A SOX.

Sfawe the above was written, Messrs. Slblev A 8« hsve discarded tbe Burrow* Patent Mill referred to sbove, and are now n*lng two of my Mill*. They have been mannAirturinff tho biwt qnallty ofanperfioe floor, as sJI the ritlsea* of Torre llaule who have used Itfor tho pa«t year, will bear t*-atimMur.

JOHN

JIOYK.

BrrrAW, SKPT. 18. 1

Mi.

Wc haveli»t ftM of .Voye'R SG Inch OnIrilupal I'ortaWo Mill* ramtug in our Klevator (armor* than a year pa*t. It has given entile sstl*,action. M'c consider theai dwkhslly tb iw*t Portable Mill* wears acquainted, wltb, either for durability, economy of power, or amount of work nerformnd. We can griod twenty-flve bcsnol* fine meal, and *Ixty bushel* eorn for feed, per boor. We have no hesitation to recommend the*c for fine meal or feed. We ere not know nothing about their capacity

EVAN'S A mrxiurt.

Mr. DcXBAft, ofthe above Ann, i* well known ta Weelern New Vork, a* an exporieneed millwright uf the highest rep tattoo.

Per*

TAX,

HOT. «, 1M2,

J. T. Nor*, Bso. Snu Tbe 30 luch Portable Mill we purchased of you we In* tended expiesaly for flouring, slier Ikxmaireevstew. Wo lisve been obliged to use it slmo*t eonstantly for this purpose, having beta flouring most of the time since getting il, about a year sliwe. For grinding over, III* better than any large utonc ve ever saw doine thl* busineas. When not grinding lo thl* way, we have used (ton wheat, and It does. Impend question, equally ae good work, Ifwji better thaa large *tone*, and grlnu* faster with the same watnr. Tbe driving Irons work to perfection.— We have not had the lea*t difficulty with theut, aad so *co*l. tlve I* the running balance, that a quarter of a pmmd will af-

Wehaveaotl anything. It funs as

feet the balaoe* quite poree|tildy. We have not had any trou. ble

heating, or tbe breaking of

will be

smooth and noCsetas* a* clock work.

i'oor* very rc*peetfally, It, I.. A J. S. On.T.ETT. Totmo, Dse. 27, 186Z

Josx T. Norr, Ksq. DIUK Stai After testingyour SOsad

water, aad do It^qulte a* well

our four and ah rateoflSbusbol*

the author of

inch Mills, Teangive

youtbrirsntl of their working. 1 bare ground, within one year, 78,000 bushel* ofgrehi. I flnI them work equally well open all description*, cither wheat for custom or merchant work of extra quail Ue*| and upoc buckwheat, malt and corn for floe meal orfted. Theaveragequantltv Ibatcarh Mill will grind, 1* 1ft to 30 bushel* of fine meal per hour on the 96 Inch •tones, and from »to 3ft bushel* ofboefc wheat and coarse meal per hour on the SO inch stone- I have Iwrelofoie ruu foar and a half feet stones for *tx ysarsj I now grind one-third moro with the same power, with your SB loch stooe*.

Re*peetfUI!y yours,

W. II. RAYMOND.

Trrou RAIL Bei Main, Auurr,

MSAW 19, XSU.

Joss T. Nor*, Ksq. D*AA ftm: lareplj toyour mrunst for loformatloo respecting tbe running otyour HorlsWc MIll, we would state that we have now need It for some weeks with our four and a half fret stones, and can safely say that at all time* It will do more work than nor of our large stoans, with Umnum quantity of "On one occasion, when two of

feet stones were grinding Wheel, one st the hour, snd the other lo, we started your tbe one grinding 10 bushslener hour, and ltlmshels

per

Mill lathe place of th

found tiwt jrows ground ltlmsheis per hour wilbprecisely the sanMAnantity of water, audit will always stwtaio that propertioO, while with alight head of water It will do good won men It weald be Impossible to drive a 4 foots la Its stoad. In fed, we consider It a most valuable improvement upon tbs Mill stones aow to nee. aad «aa unhesitatingly recommend Ittolhe attontkmofall Millers. f- Tonrs truly, A. I. SIIKPARD A Oo.

I. It. UVMKR, Agent,

July 1-40-ly. Tcrrc-lTsute.

O E I O N INSURANCE COMPANY,

Saratoga Springs, New Yorlc* Capital 200,000 Dollars. niRBtrroiW) A. D. W. Oarirtt, W. W. Rockwell. Isaac Frfafc, Joendi BMKIS, Tranun MM. Ossr Otmpr, J. M. Wherte) Geo Oemeats, Oeo Yonng, Jr. tt. IL Hathers, S«u I CotaUag, M. Msctarty,

Kittusbi

A. D. W. OARRBTT, PreeT. Jm. M. ffWrf, Swy. Jwn

IUKHI,

Vtee tVat IL IL Matbeitv tmrr,

Insure Buildings. Merchandise, etc Against ksw or damage by fire. & 08RBIS, IfMt, July It, 1WI awl Terre-llaaisi.

lEIM EITYHSIfiAIEI CSMFilY Capital $500,000.

)I.ICIE8 aa BeiMinga, Mcrcbaadfte, Pro deee aad Fernltam isea«d fer tbe above sam«d

A. LASGE, Afe»t et Teffe-Ilwie,

nay 37, 'SJ-Sti" Orrict, Cootr Hoes*.

B. McLEAN,

ATTORNEY AND CODNSELivOK, AT LAW, ax* isinr man tine New York lndrmnit§ Insurance Company.

W OFFICE, Third Story of Uaioa Sew, adjoiaieg the "Josrwal" Pri»U*g Ofiee, 94, lPi3 31Hf

EMBROIDERIES, &e.

ADIFJt Wet l»M« Uttb mm* Onri. Rites, Csllars,Csii u4 L'siSler«ile*v«*, nrfrifiieg rf**h style*, WWle ead Horend Maairatag. l*es9stsnd 8»laeEd%tog» aad lasertiaga.

Vslnt Itibbcws, u«3 fi*at variety af Draas I —t*em im Pkda Xf«e« HttCs. Ut LammA walls ease: PartMteelwiwW WUXlA*8A.EARLr,

Nav.5,lriUrI

atar A WT-fit CF JE3L JOm W mM *9

BtJUM**4

rmm-j ftll.HW

9^09 VLHI -WSBRAPPH VWLWWI

&UHW tMWnrn^mmA Xldkfa. A ewtety af Pkia, Play, SlrM, aad flbsttri

CaMSKIOSmM NAIHSOOKf oa Maud far latolfr"- •J.A rciUB CfDKtt VtlftMSiVU

ITOK artiste s^CWer Wsysv. easlie fcs«t 9* 1 *»imast laiwiuMfcjs-nfy jwwfc mm.

CLARK'S HOTEL,

cMuaaf W ikinut (on oiuo) un nur tsrittTs, Tsrre-Hante, Indiana. TilS nndetiifaed haa Nuamtd "hU t&Hftar,

Stand, nea? the Brfdge, *w» eafy ear Bkck /rwa fie Puttie S!)ii«rt. •Thfs House has been jpealt* ealargad aa4%n prove*}, by a lai^e addtUna of B«J Room*, ami a salens tHWfnff aft r*jwre and I^HIWW,-— aad fOTu^ited with New farnUare, Cirp^ts, Cede «n4 SNidtagj an« Table Farniture. llaviag aa eye ringle (a the comfort and coaveuleace fit fuMts mast make bis tioaw a plnmit «t«j)|»ki| place fbnhe aabaarbaaioewas ptea^are or travoilug pabUo aad particularly titoee arhtrarish to take

PNMAG*

en SUmub

BOATS, PRIVATE CONVEYANCE,

or etaerwlae ia aiiort, no pains aar (ipena wilt be spared to make bis House an agreeahta and pleasant stappiag plac« for his pweta,

HIS TABLR

Will alway* b» famished wit*' thev best the country afford*, aad no pal as or expense will b« •pared lo administer ta the gratification of the tastee ef hia Wtrous.

Is large and entirely Xew, among tl»e best In the City and, at all Hmrx, will be supplied with goed flayaad Grain,and Korsee strictly attended to.

CUr«rt mod era It—C*U «e/ w*. O* BOARDERS taken by the Day, Week, Month or Year.

Dee. 3,1*53-1 Otf JAMES S. CLARK.

T&outhera Bank of Indiana.

rjpiilS lastitatioa located on the west aide ef

tbe Puhlio Square, wHI buy aad aell GokF, Silver and t'acurrent Money, Time and Sight Drafts aad Bills of Exchange. Remit money to England, Irelaad, Scotland and (ieruiauy on its owa pesponidhlllty. Will alee pay Interest on deposit#* at tho following rates: ,? 4 per CCM. Cltli: ^tn 5 3 Months tt Months for which certificates will be given at the nhore rates. tTBanking Ifonre from 9 A- to |ast 13, *.| from W past 1 to 4 r.

C. )i. GUNNISON, CaahW.

Term-Haute, May 13,1853-33tf

H. CORNWELL,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

F.AST OF THE SQUARE,

EErS eoastanily ou hand a general assortment of Goods for Gentlemen1* A jf»srel, which will be mado to order, at short notice, and warranted. lli* stock consists of various Broadcloths, all colors Caasimeras and Vesting*, all kinds Shirts, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, ett. His stock, ia part, consists of Rlack, Blue, Brown,

Olive, Grev, and Mlxt Broadcloths, of various prices, tilack, Blue, Ioe*kln, and Checked Caasimeres, for pants, of various grades in prices aud styles. Sutin,

Silk, Velvet, Marseilles and Huft'

Vestlnps, to suit any taste or fancy. D" Shirts, Collars, Ildkfs., Cruvats, yuspcu4» ers, Gloves, Silk Undershirts, etc., etc.,

ALWAYS ON HAND.

IT* Call fmi examine the stotik and lesve your measure. t« Terra-Haute, April 1, 1^54 'Jill

TAKE NOTICE,

200 Packages of (woods have been

Received lg the late Steamboat arrivals for the

BIIORBYK CASH STORE

"I PACKAGES more will le here in a few I tisys by way of the Canal. A large proportion of these Goods, embracing all kinds oi

Goods,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, npreat variety of Notions, etc., belong te our JOBBING DEPARTMENT, and will be sold to merchants al a very imall advance from cctt.

Our ItlCTAIL STOCK aRbrds an nimsnnl variety of goods in that line, including plain liluck, Fancy, Plaid and narrow stipe Silks Tissue*, Boreges, Barege deLalaos Glugliam and Do Lnlne Robes Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, Lawns, Undersleeves and Collars, Kmhroldered Linen llomiksrChiefs, Cmpe Shawls Bwiss and Jnconet Kdging* and Insertlngs Bonnets, Ribbons, etc., etc., of the latest styles. Also, the largest stock of all kind* of Hosiery we have ever offered.

3* OUR CARPET

A N

House Fttrnishing Department, Has been very much Increased, and now embrace" some fOO Pieces of thedlflsrent grales of Carpets and Mattings, from which selections can be made to every taste, or suitjmy purpose. Also, Matte, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths of all widths Drugget, nnd great variety of new and beautiful Window Shades, Window Corulcea Blue, Scarlet slid Crim son Worsted Dsmask, Lace aud Muslin Curtains Curlniu Drapery, Certain Cords and Tss*cl», Curtain Bands and Pins, etc., etc. Also, the Urgent stock of Paper Hangings of every grade In the Wabash Vsllev, (soma of them exceedingly rich and beautiful, in gold and velvet,) and all cheaper than ever before offered-

Also, a much larger stock of Queens ware, Looking Glasses, etc., tlisn usual. O* Business done on the CASH system herc-

tofore, and goods sold as low as cash can buy them tthere, in any market. erra-Haate, May 6, »63-33tf L. RYCK.

Fresh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES!

xsrygnfiDSBcom

cs3«a9

H(WKt» BI^CK,

Corner of Ohio and Second Streets,' QOL1C1T the atteolioa ef Ui« citizens of TerreO Hsate, to their choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, vblch tlicy will dispose efcWip for cash, at wholeaaie and retail, consisting in part of

CHOICE & PRIME LOUISIANA SlIJAKS.

Molasses and OoMen Syrups Old Government Java aad Prime Green Rio Coffee, (new crop Choice Green and Black Teas Fresh Carolina Rice, (new crop) Pickles in Jsre, Pino Apple and English Dairy Cheese Salmon, Mackerel, and Tougees and Sound* bbis., 1^ bbl*.(ftod klus Sperm, Star sad Mould Uaadles Pepper, Aispke, Mustard, Stareh, and Boston Hoap No. 1 Sweet Oil, Pepper Sauce and Table Silt very choice Virginia m«iiuctare and Fiae Cat Tobaeeo, witli a general •ort me nt of Groceries so its bis for Family uses,

O* A WAGON will be la readlaee* |o coavey gooda lo any part of the city, raxx or turn***. Terre-llsute, Feb. 35, ttio3-22if

BEEP! BEEni^

IB aadarstjfwed we^tfally rnnsmmm fa tbe Berftoli*? jwMfe, «wt, on *v«*y Moaday. Qlaedtay aad J^rWsr wemlafs, at tl»a Jf«rtl» Market Haae*, ka «UI be aa Insnl wW» tW very fcsat «sattty of Ba#f e*«sr offered I* fldi CHy.

Fteae sail aad /jMeslae for yoorwlres. FMIRHXJE IIERBINGTOIf. Jmm I7tt» I«S3M»tf -4

C&o&M.

graa. avM.a s,

Feb. m, iSM-aSMf. i.

& co.-s EXPRESS.

MiVot te St hmb, rjlO mtemmm«bebt Use p«VUc, *ad eatead th« baalaeas ef ttw C*mp**f, Ummsmm* fc»

West t»y Slags 10 m. I^als. We srs mm p-

Tiie'IIaots! St I^ts.

JSL* ^"TS&ure.*" Aaemffrr Ai**u $€*•'» Brrrr*s.

AHARY SKBO-A wwhwl MJ $s* sal

(b«I

,• HEW STOVE STORE,

AKjD COPPER SHOP.

SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT.

Oa 4ih Slrrct. we dsor North of Mom.

TEHSR

llAirfK,

un«?eTy|jfn«(?o wm«1d r#«poeiftillj^itm

1 n«mnc» to the ekrs»»«uf*«f Vipe atKt adjoltiltig e««nlry Ihil ll« hasjust opfuiNf a Us Siwv., Tin aud Capper ettabli.-huieui, ahere ho iittei.ox to keep coKstitaUy bn hsiwl a large tt*Horuin ttl *»l" Stuves, tin

ADO'OSjtjwr

WHISK MJ*

J'LOV.*#

am of

ti»e aewestt. aal nsy^t patUei a, among which will Ipe fuut«l lh»» Ju^ily cMvbruleii

Mctodr Air Tight Cook Stovo,

To which I wouid |artkjularly w»U th4 atte«»thn w*,. Tmeerm /ushers, (luiriug ail alttas expreosly i'«r ",Jtheir uw) hnviug the exclusive right for the ss«lr «f thts storr lit thia market, I feel jest prhlo, in re- ""2 commeotlieg it a» one of the very best Stuvr* e*» er offerrwl luff aale ou.lhe Watmah. 2 will also keirp cuastaaily on liaatl Tin W*r.\ •*_. by hoh-salo and retjill, al»e bathiog TUIM^ L.^» aad shoa-er baths,

All Kinds of Copper Work,

such as fore* or lift 1'nwp*. Copper Kettles, Smls

Founts &e., aU lUiuls ef*Cnjtj»r aiiii SI» -.-A

works for SlfUm Mill* male te order-unit prompii rsKMltW. Those to want oftheahovu urtidcA vtU do well lo give ute a call. ma a?,1»53*55^f JAMES T. MOORE..

"^5 wm You"£ook.T'

ri^lIE undersigned has opened a !?f#pe, Shett I Iran, fWwr «taf Tim lV»r# h'nnm iu ihe east door ef the bn iillng, formerly occupied by Mr. J. C. Ross, on Miin iftreet opposite ihe big't, wher» he hojies lo meet all the former patrons of the nil tfaovKR shop and as many new ours as feel dix o*ed to receive full value lor their money, in any of the above branches, as well as lo patronl*e thoso whoare building up a home market, hy maniilacluring and s|eiiling their money in our mhist

April 15iHl3-»f E. GKOV'KR. -S^IS^ V. Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!! 'KEEP constantly for sale, all such *lov.s(for eilher wood or couljasare required In tha Wshash Valley, snttabie for Pnrlur 8iiting-r,,»m. Sleeping-room, Kitchen of t*liop mil Stoves luaoiifsctunnl in Terre ltuuk aud warranted to stand fire, perform Weil, aud give aaM*f«ciUu I uni not only nble and willing lo make good my wan. rantees but pre|»re«l to repair any stove, I sell manufactured here, or replace pistes as may burn out,snd at a trilling expeuse. As this great ad vantage, my jmtrons enjay ever thaw who buy sloves that are niHuufaatureil Ht distant market. Is liecoming duly appreciated in our whole community lo enlarge would lie but a wnste of words, we will therefore, only add that wa have confident hopes of so dealing us is«rve patronage.

April 15, lK '.Mir K. R0VF.lt.

JtSPECIAI. ATTENTION paid to makingIf and pultliig up F.ave Troughs, Conductors, elo,, aud repairing in tin, sheet iruit and copjier. attended to with ulsputeli, by

A S II 2 S if E O

BAaudI

II N a pa W a re Sales, of all kinds sod sixes, Irani

Lsdlos Dress Goods, plain an fancy Dress Silks, rich Range De L-ilues, Musllu lie lysines Fancy Ronuots, spring style rich KIMbroidered Klin wis, nil eolorsj splendid iissot tmeiit of Parusols, Fancy Jloniiel

Rihlions, 11 luck and Second iWouru* lug do., I,antes Fancy Collars, Chcmlsetts, Undersle«Ves, Moslery, Gloves, etc., etc. Silver Table ami Tea Spoon* Table Knives, Pocket Knives, Tickings,Sheeting#, 'Handkerchiefs, ,VJuslin», Checks, etc., eld.

Hoots and Whoc«, lints find Cit|»«. All of which will bo sold 11s ehmp a» the chrnprtt, either for cash or country produce. Tba pubilo are respectfully invited to give hlrn a null before purchasing elsewhere. *No lrouble to show Good*.

Juna 3, 185 WGtf M, SACKETT. ,|

Golden Syrup. I

VERY Superior hyru», for sslo by WAfOON & CO., I'eh. 25, I rfi'l-SJ-tf #?f Ihss illifli.

F1SMI FlMlItf

KITS Xo. 1 Ma'-kirai

4/tJ 'A) llolf Hbls. No. 1 Du.s asw Sfii Kiln No. I Spicm/ Salmon 1» ll ilf lltds. Pickled Herring*,'"

Smoked Herring itud

GooIimII,

April I IKM-STif

Feb, 25.1^2Mf.

few r, ai !fa. I PtaiHa City JOHN C- RO^

•m

lu Drums

For asle by ap!27tf W ArfHtlN & (JO.

Raisins.

IFeb

.1RKSH Frift, lit sal«» by 25, IH.'i.l-'JS-tf,

Imli* "firilf fnr A.'-S »N ft. CO.. W R«»«* llliw k.

OLD WHISKEY.,

OLr

'BOUUIION AND MONONGAIJELA Whiskey, for sale by WASSONA. CO.

Ti pREsimra!"7"^

OHiNGEH.

LEMONS, RAISINS. FIGK,

*«d PIM'NKrf, HAVANA PRI..,F.MVI£r*. FRENCH FIll'lTH, In Iheir own juice, and BRANDY CHERRIES, for d. 1./

V- .i-.-ijti tc CO., '*f

Fd». 25, If. Ru«« I'lotk."

n. n. Iltn l-t.»rf r*$

"CINCINNATI ROSE" Whiskey.

If have for SHW-,

rni

shnll

L«E

*«ppRed with tins

iiiuart's,

BYRt'PS, iGaldea

1CMI

IIIHIU

to lane.y, with drawers highly varnished nnd Jtpnnned, kept for sale i.y K. GRtlV' l* R. Terre-lLinle, April 15, lHf»3-2tl|f

pile mid SlIKirr IKON WA st uitnrvv, t-ic., eie., of nil defcri|itiTi|is, kejit «nistantly ou hand anil for anle, ht wiiolesale or retail, by

A 1 5 l«5:i-S9tf ia)V V.R

,V Coppersmithing,

HA1VOtth,

a a

with good degree of ns«ur.mce, pre

is to is a at in of el i|uallly, nnd satisfactory prices,, A 1 5 8 3 at O E Ii

I TliUllI^ llAliTIi,

ri ofili

ini

^IIIS irge convenient nnd plsnsanily blunted Hotel is now under tho general umnHgemrni ihe undersigned. It is hie Intention to ke^p a First Class flonse, for Ihe secfinunodutlon of tho tm veil lug publio and others who nmy fsvnr hint wii.it call, nnd ho respectfully ask* (or an extension of the pntronng* heretolore given il, promising that every attention shall be given to ensure their comfort.

Connefftod with the House nre extensive stnhllng, and shads for Ilia aoconiiiifvUUott of llorsas, Csr-: rluges, Ac. An Omnibus slways rondy to cartjr isssengers to and from the Rallrond Depot nod 'onnl Packets. nwy »7, loW.:i&.tr JOHN RKINI1AUD.

NEW CHEAP STORE.

rpilK subscri!er Is now In receipt of mid opefl1 Ing a full ntid couipli'lo stock of lllV t.OODS and (.ItOCKUII'^l, in the room formerly occupMil hy D. II. Aruolii, sdjnlulug Ihe old J. (5. Ross stand, itomprlsing every variety, ns follows

E»»WI."«i!Y

with tuis aaje-tVf* l»i.wtJ ,,f 1 \V!,i»k«'y.. VA-.^lN Ht CO.,

"DOUBIJs jBECTIFJED" CI

I^M(Cra^.Arp««ri)rf»d'I)i,'

uai... ns»i .t,.« M«U«. Ssjierwr Itouea Do.

.ijfsr sale !»y

Affil I* i4&3~97|f WA.-WOI?

EZmii,tm-ZVitiBice.

CaroBsa

«1

Ii um-'n Rluek.

A A N A A S 5

^OUMAII»HERLILIUMA( COTKOFHIX, L/ERMANNS^ Miliars. Pillar«ito«, L""-- Ktar, aad oiWr

(V AS _',M &. C«»., Rosa Rlo k.

nVUXWi. «OLA*S»jt A. Ml I nYHUP*, iMtsbitiM, i'lssi^tls* hwg.rs,

^C(1b

U,r sntr by wjmott

Fafc. SS, Umm Jlfoefc/

Choice Winoe, Brandies aad Liquors.

OLD

Cegt^ae ami CaettHles Ma*nra, Swry, Fart aad M*!«g& Wlaee^ la waad aad gtaa*.

Fr«M»t CoroWs. 1 Y«rf8«parfor OU Irish Wici*k^y. for sale hy W.\iS»ON 4. CO., M.33,l»S.K-tf -SneStofk^