Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 March 1854 — Page 2

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KVCST rilBil, ST

WILLIAM MOORB AND WM. E- IfcLEAN. TrrmM t*k*crifrtla* For ill months, ...,,...#1,00 Per *nnnm, if paid »lltil» ill awiillii 2,00 After the expiration ef tbe year 2,50 If pald on receipt of the first paper 1,30

O* No paper discontinued an til alt arrearages are paid, ~xc«jt at the option of the proprietors. Terms »J advertising. 0u» Square thro# weeks. •&> Etch addition*) Insertion per Square .... 25

IT Liberal discount made to ysarly advertisers.

Terre-Hanto

DRUG STORE

PEKMA.VE.NTIY ESTABLISHED. Wholesale and Krtnil J. K. CUNINGIIAM, (THE OLD STAXD,) J^ational Road Street, directly North of the CourtHouse. Terre-Haute. Ind.,

Inow

lrf in receipt of hi* wiat«r sapplie*. comprising every variety of articles In HI* Hoe, ntakfug III* stock the

largest

anently

an«l

The purciiaeiuK and aoloctinf of mMiicilto* aoit-

•»l to the want* of tho eonntry, «n*J thocompoond-

IBg of tha varlona preparation* of ih« ihop, with w»r« and preclalon, thm it may an««r«r ti» pnrpo«o intended, la a matter of »o much importance to the purchaser, that ha feel* It to IHS hi* tlulf to sive IIIB pernonal and a ndlvlded attention to iltaa laftg a* he remain* In the buidnnM.

Uy hi* experience of fifte««n jrear* In 'IVrrellnute, together with bin attention to the preparing and oi^penalng of Medicine*, he hope* will Inaure him a continuance of former patronage, for wbioh he fewle hlmaelf under many obilga tiou* to the cltimina of Vigo and adjoining conntlim, dlcpoaed to eontinue to serve tbein aaloug a» they »*y, ffjf" I'macrlptiotta pot tip wll2» care, and all orders promptly iilied aud forwarded by Instrnc* tloni, nnd

warranted

RKSPJICTKULLYUte

Uitl 0H11 b« prcurwi iu the KMUrn and W«.t«rn «*«or, a»l no narwt, bow«ar 6-n^o«., can oW«*t ^to Kr -_„,i .. .j p!adn« it in tb» b«ol« of hi* aeca. Tba auUior baadovotni eitloo, and oflWrs as food bwrgaltia tho aanio many jr*»r« totbo tmttmtmi of tba virion* eomplalou treated ity of tii«?rflclti(» can bought at ally Other M* of, and 'with too litU* breath to poff,' and 'tno little pre t«^li»hrnont on llio Wabaah. •umplioa tolrapoM,' txha*

to givo *aU*f«ctlon.

Ill* atock now coitnM* of ag^ncrwl i»Mortm«ntof Miaoral and Botanic Modicinoa. Al*«,

A l«rg« supply of all the moot

J»OFlJLAIl I*ATKNT MKUICIKE*, Wliich 11 1)1* furniaheii at Mnutifncturer'a prices, bv the Gross or Do*«n, snd Ii«t«M.

Deo., 3, l«53-i«Mjr J. It. CUN1N01IAM.

SYLVESTEE WILLIAMS, (siu:ci:ss(Mi TO oaphn) UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker.

TIERHAJT,

WI10LKHALK AND RETAIL DKALKK IN HIDKS AND LKATIIKR, Ram't Block, Third Dot»r from Corner,

West of the Pttblio S^uank, Terrfllnwte, I«di»nau

rpUE anderslgnetl Informs hie friends and the public (enemlly, that h« ba* the mast eem•ilete stock of

LSATHS&

Co»L «M«f

In this market, which

I* stored af, tk« lowest rates, among wbteb taay be found tbe Best Cinctnnatl Tsaned 8ole Loatbor

New York Red Ciadnnati Bsad

Uattt«ss, ttrtdl* »«d SkltUof Leather Kip sad Calf Sklas sad Opper Leaihor Lining and Pad SkIn*: PhllaJelphta Ladle* Moroeooj

Men's

Goat, Deer aad Lamb Bkins *bee tdwMnf aU of whloh can be had cheap for C«*A The public are respectfully re^nosled to call asd etamlne my stock.

CASH paid for L*ath*r la the magb. Prompt attention paid to all order*. CTThfl hlghfut cash price pail for I Wot, green and dry, at autimes also, for good Shrrp IVIt»«

Ocli^r W. JOHN TIKRN AN. STOVE STORB, UOtOVlU) TO

MAIN

mm, osk wxm KAST or nctwi,

JOHN

SAV RE has jnst recelTedan aha*t endlrsw vari^tf of Parlor and Cooking Stoves, Amoftg his preoont aasortment way b« f»*ad Triumph, from Day tea Howie* 8t»tt and K««» tackian Prewlams, from CliMtaftaM New World, (5 lobe, Atlas, 01adiatora»dCuHi»»lorJro» Albany, New York. Tbosw are ail axo*ll«»t p«U«rttS of Cooking Stores, Most of them intemled for either HW or

MSRI

STt KIXTURKS, is*.

Jpr Siere, ea Market Strsei, i«*r North of National Road Suwet, «p|N»it* FarringtonV Bloek, firt^KMts. Isdtess. Marefc 18,1^

BOSTON LEATHER STOEE. XiGXOF TilK LAST m. X,

VJUdUBt SbOOK. XAttOSJtAt kvUO «*Wt NEW STORK* *KW

Gait

MMWML«e*

Rtst iWt a»l marnMpm CaW ttofto*, »to^ wsl ftaw «tts*| tatofiss Haar a«l UM 8IIOK rixoixtw. l^*nr^Lr Utoa,

Oassps. Crto^lNp, V* »f gasiaiiabsrr tW «*., IbvW a*»»toi tk# to«*ai toes »wnss» to aaU at tewes p(toe» lbs

"MAN KNOW THYSELF." Aa JatmiuabU Book for '2i Crml*. ••Every Family »bo aId hare a Copr." 100,000

Copies Sold in let* than Jive Month* ravUoJ wad knpnrtcd. )wt to*oed HURTBES MEDICAL ,*i«iiUAJ'/O MJISCAL**»HAJfDBOOK Wt ..

PkUM*muJ-* on.

m»$t complete

Terre-IIante. By purchasing the ittsd long occopW l»T Himself as Drug Store, he consider* himself

perm

settled, and wflh the presont errangsaeal of making

catk purchmtn,

prlre

mo*

iuforms the eltl*»ns of

IWre-Uattte and rtcJitUy, that be will give undivided sUeuiieu to altore baaiueas, with a view to r«llnr« fhefrioatls ef deeeewd parsons from the ImHspensabl^ dtitles attending the death of a friend, sad would state ikut be Is pfepauvtd to undertake the whoie bui4H«ssef Kaaeraia, if deslr«d, or auy part thereof, at tedeeMi prices.

A UBAMrfii wilt, In all

(iwmm,

be furalsked

frtu

afchttgt to sueli on procure ceffln# al kls sslabllsb*ti«ut. C0FFIK8 kept en k«»«l of all sites.

To persons In the eonntry 1 would «oy, that I will furnish ealSns

tktuptr

thus they hare been

fumUhed by any peraon in the eonutj, aad will AtteucH tbe Fausral with my llt'arso, free of cksrgo, wny dlstsHd* est srer tea mtUnt. •#s gfiop ea Cherry stroei, betweai. Market aud Second streets-

T»rr»-H:»et*, iannary ft, I8S3. S7—tf Bargains to be had in Leather AT KKl»UCi i) PHlCliSI

TJJJJ Arrucm,—Cimlalatog

mMw rf Uw wifla, |*rog«e«8, tmiaMBH wl «an ef wifjf Cm of dtoaase, emtracts*!? mm*earn* mmI ktereee-w, ty idf *U**s or hjr sexast advlee

tor tMr

preteniatioe,

written to a Camilla* *t*Ie »rM

*11 madleal leehoWltiM, .wytfah* that woadd «L Uwitr of dnewwy, (WMBsat the rc*«lt of MW twortjr tu»«»*rfu| adMitdf to tt»

HtfXTMr*

W DM,

giveshim Ute advan

tage of til iMfk«ti, in obtaininggood* fram first hands on the moat favorable terms iheroloM, he l« enabled to keep the

Boat Assortment of Pure Medicines, ti» nawa of iU mMtacbnieai I It 1»

mkoical.ofPmn.

mawcau--

th aott '»f (bi* wort Miflu tb« m^oritr lit* wortw »ix to em ti» llaim of which It InMN fra{Mt««f on* of U* b*-: la Um C'nit UW- It »S»r»J» a* ptaaivn to mw him to Um osatr, or to thorietia of ra«Hias a «uu««fal and flijiBtewd piMUkoir, in

hnaor

«nl

luUtritj

ftrn*m tM/Uomt. J06ZPU

from all ofcjwtkwab!*

otmnd

tolbvworllat tbr m^n!y

V"*°u «b« froltt of MHBO twaotj r«ar«

most iiMmwAd prwrtiw."—Unuto. "3fo liaetor or parvat iMd I* without tbe knewtedca In parted Jn 3ht« JoTaloab!* work. It would sara rear* of pain, mertlflratkjfl ami sorrow to tbe joutb aabr tb«ir eh*rsf«.' on,*'* Kftofi'*.

Pre»brt#rtsn r!#rjrrm»n In Ohio, la writing of "Ifontw Mmllcat Manoal," «ajr»t "TltMSuda open tboossnd* of

Cb,

am,

oar

W erit esample ami Influence of tb« paadsos, hat* 1*I Into tb«t h»wt of Dilf pollati without mlUlqitlK »ln ami fearfW eoa»m(mme«« ttpoo tbemseti"* aud tbelr poster ity. Tba eoMtttntico* of tbowsmls wlio are ralsiox Suailies bars l«m seftwbted, tf not broken down, tbsjr do not know the eaasa or tbe rare. Any thing that ran be doos to «n lighten and Influence tbe public mind as to rhrck, and n!ft male]/ nmaove tbl* wkl*-*pr«»i soores of boman wretrb AIIMMS,to wmiW (NM^SR^lw enMicst Massing aext to tbe reii/too of tmm Oh rial, on tlie pnscat and comloR geaeratioos InUnoperaaee (or tbe use of totoxtcaltog drink*, though It has slain tnooAtodii npoo tbotwanl*. Is not a xraatrr acennre to the butnan ra«e Aeospt nr thanks «n brimlf of tbe affll«t«*l, *u», tolieve

jrimr ro workcr In tbe good work 700

are *0 actively eogsaotl In." Oseeopy, (Mentely (OTelopwl,) will he Curwanted free of post*** to anjr psrt of tbe Vnttml Ktaleo for 2S mat*, or 6 «v. pies lor fi. Adtlrass (post peki) 00SDKX

A CO.,

PuUlsbers,

Bos 10ft, PhiladolpMs. aytlooksaSlers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on tbe most lOwal terms.

Moreaibsr U, IMS, 7 1/ COME AT_LAST!

O IIX (J. IIOSS.

HI*

rewlrfcl hi* entire stoek of rail and Whiter floods, for city and country trwlc, coualillng in part of tbe (UluwillK

DRESS GOODS.

Plain,

ObsiniMm(

lllark, Watrml, »n.J rifum! Sllki.

Freneb and igltah MeHnoen. TsrionS eotors, Mime riry rtch. Drab, Tan. Drab, Bint, Ptok, Orange, and lllack Alf- Wool Oo latins.

Persian Twill, and Ijrousse Cloths. All prico* of Plain and fam*/ Horn ib Lalns. ftetwli, Rttgtisii sad American Prints. Dtess Trimming*, Km broidery at»l Notions.

Shawls! Shawls!!

Hay State, W.tortWI, Silk andi Wool, Dlack, PIai.1, Plain and KtubRjfiltfnl, Long aud 8i|«iarr) al»o, a few Uantlemsns' Shawls,

Gloves and Hosiery.

Wool, Iaiulii Wool, Merino, Silk and Cotton llose and bait How. Kil, 811k, Pique Cloth, Cotton yiseced, Lisle, lieriln and Oat ton Oioves.

Suck tilores and Mitts. Wool Goods. Br**tr!oth*, CaMawnw, Twenls, Satimts, heavy Blue, Whltr, Savy and tlsntllla Coallug blanket*.

Plaids and Linseys.

Whtte, Red, Yfllow and Sjwti«J ~l*uuel», BuglUh and Wyandotte Betl Ittankst#. fiiessb'd ga«4Si«s, Shirtings, DrllUngs, Col ton n*noel*,ir.

Clothing.

mint, Itlankot, Petersham aod Satinet Overroats* Blue and Mark Cloth Kasks aud Frocks. Cashaierett, tswi and iatlwtt Coals.

Ptne Paetdili^ plataaad 1*1*7Satinet), Kets«yaad Ksntueky Jains Psai* sad Vests.—Also, a targe stoek of Groceries. (teolerlnii my Aiwertiawl complete. All are reeneetfully sotleltol to salt ami aaaiaine before pvrehsstnw elsewbsea.

W tWas Cash, Prodare or appro*! cmlit. TVrre llautiv Xwrabrll, t!5S-T REMOVAL.

JJ£\V

of them hartmg

TWO KIRK PLACES. *«*/*r winter and one for summer. In bis assort me i»t ef PARLOR STOVBS.a« t)M 8*«v«»tr aad riatal Parlar, wbtelk art admirable far either wo«d or roaW as also Is tbe o*lf-regaining C«tt»t* Mr S*ra* bss iIm «tt*idN mwiwattf TIN A NO VPANNKO WARB,

9TOVK.

K«aitm»t A Oft, nss iiiiwy b*w» mioJs, ra«r kwe NWflsslUt fc* Mte to MX* *m W

aasw, latfeswl wt) sstislal Stosk aJtt fctoSs (Mr Use afc &SSr»*K5 tlMMsel asj OartiawM JSSTv^Slk

UKAtSSt*

Wtotitoli. or saty ssWtog tto eas«KaaA »tfe* «ts«MW sMss, «hs(F as* eaabM Is

SH0FJIAKKR3 AND SADDLKR3

Hldea, Fur, Wool

tW lMm wait prteetspeM |imi»»W» «g»»a,. tiMt MSnibamWtaaw fw s*4 WeriL

-*r^r

I0sito.e»e-,

SCAMBRl

toes ami t»»'ha*ssaf tsf.O*»».OsMS,|

I n«{wHfai)y iwttty my patroos snd fHemts, that en and allisr Te4«r, ay STOCK OK MWtCL PI A SO P*mTK«i, *r., «UI he

RKfhVSt "fO N«v W SiICW BLOCK. (Middle Mote.) WHIT n'BTll mrasrr, between Walnut wad Vine, wtote may b"T 1» to tattfcti and shall to bajxfy to supply them as br Aim. base an attentive ssasttoacat of Utun, DAVIS A C*.'» (.1 «v d^erior Ptanoa, with and wttbont tbe Jfettsa At" lasot. al«v Ms* York HUM, Guitar*, Uarps, Vtotlns, Asosidasos, Ac.

Ptanas to Irt—Cath jmid for Second Hand Pianos* OarfaaatW Nov. 7th. USMttt & A. T*dAX.

CHARLES HUTTNER, WHOLKSALK (i ROCKS A»J 4*alar Iu Fentgn aad Doaavetle WINES, LIQUORa, CIGARS, &c &c Kattaaal Read Mrnet. at A. Mrtlrepws %t Stand.

He«l«ted

TlttBK BACTK, INDIANA.

Piwwbi a, iwa-iitf J*Ot!tE.

AVljrO lta««)rod Uw Co-partnership which between P. 9r*wutr aad myself, In tha Katata ImaiaMs. and, lit* tmsiaeaa wUi be oa?n^d 00 by mc I am Mas i« full blast, and say to those wishing to parehaae, that

la Ut» baslswas 1 expect to labor faithful. lARBERT, Jaa. 47,16N-I^tf

OB KERX, WATCH.MAKKR AND K? VR, W«at tkle of tbe IbMI« Sqaaie, keepa »'•!y unhand a large aa tlwgaat as^

swtmeut oC CLOCKS. WATCMKS, FWKLRY AND FANCY OOOIM, wbksk he w.„ Jk^aaaof «p«a tha tnoei fsvorable terms.

O*Watchaa, TV ^kan Jewelry repalrwl, cp«B tbe tborteM as, wamntsd to rin wlitx*r. .as, lSS»^tf.

f^OK a few! ebesp Pfenwael, ofMqr tmtor^itato.JC A. A it rati'), Devtt,tMa, Wo. ft, Ptosstls Ssw. jam.«. scaaWK.

SH1.H XAKEB A STRITOX fmntiim Mere&aits> STEAM BO AT AGENTS.

AND DEALERS IN FLOUK. SALT A*»F!S&, ftSst aasawssr of fcs»«st walOMhi tttaata, aaar«bs)totofw T»rrr-II*«ir, ladiaaa, KV*Stitota«Ma4to*jcl««aia aB toataasatotta Wmt/tWut ihBPiwg AMI kCfiat TVi »na«Bi« Qa.t Psour *CVi OeaearmaaAltoaraec X. ali aaai *. W, tastrtj, A. MtOiapa'i

CM*ACV.Ttom Uaa*«. lad Jaa.«. walwa, Hastowsaws tod itoaMil ttw. t»assiRk, to*. l^stftlHMMf

H. H. SMITH, D, D. 8.

BEING

mt«MMii| imm ta U*MV

Offios aa Ohio streac, 4th dtsr Ksatwf tto PoMic %tus, wtH at all ttws ha lm nafiaaa ta wait kkpttMi la ait tMag* p«rtalalat ta 0mm IW«par«iSoa» aakaohy lawlewarruwewiav

Terr^HaaS Ooto*« 5, l8Sl-l-ly

tea. 8%. »b nil Hisssh 3tmtos»ga

gsSkmisstlMfcsi,- Ckjaaapi. Wtoltatalas

NEW YORK ADVERTISMENTS r*ou & m. rarmonx oo., kmmbb Mnec

HCRIW GOLDEN CLOS8

70B TK* KAQL-Aacaf ttw aor p»jar«ltaihrft» grovtfcof UW HJUK,tUsOOLOCtaowei»«t*»lijraaedaad

Ptia*

eon

m* fWowr filrlrtrlr* in Cetltgt,

UMfmr^aMtltt

UW08II0KK, X. D.

i. Wmiumri, M. D., P«w. tfurnKfi/j,

P»U«

fri'lrtlt.-It fira* riwn» to ariUl af Miaw t«Uw peMtmil ahfUtr of too Aoibor of ibo "M MCU M*ac*u" HimmiM cawi of OUcaaM of tba iMtai MM af •Hem of fang hat a «MB«waiteraqrOrpai,tovfaleh

notier,

bt» Alll bao ham aanfftat la Matorfaf to perfotl bcaitb. ia •oflMr InMaaeM «hm tba ^atkot ba* IMMfaeoWrwd bayocd nxilcdiM. btbt tr wttsfbadMl mttanw, ardiwr. rufsgsomtii of THE faftrt pmtumt 17 Snr *K»t, or KXCSM of »«8*rr, I do not kmw III KMHM in th» prnfewtan. 1 ba*« Mi MfwinMI with UM Author

thirty

y**r»,

«M

dwHB ft no ®or» tbu Jtt»tl«sa to hlai wall a* a kLattexoa to tte wMati* rtrtlm of «utf taiUacrciUoo, to MMiwnd htm

ia wboar pmfwloail «kfll aail lutarrily tbrjr majr

•»&ly awflda tbrmamaa. ALKBK0 HOOBWAKD, l» To wbieh aditad, raerfpt* for tba eon ofikt abow ^aaaa. »«, and tfwatt*« on tba

cuue*, »jmpU*m»

and em of tb«

fw« and Airne. TiU U. withoot tiM^ilw, 1h- moat WBpn*«B«tre and lnt«Ulcitle work poUWMl on tba eitM of dlaeaaea of whirb it tMM. Avoiding all

term',

it tiMn*M itaelf to

trm

GIAMM tahaa tbolaad.

ltawnMMMcia tw circa wkjr i# yafawl to all otlnm. Beeaoae it b*E psored tie MM •OM-toaJ A), Imum it tapMt* a bcaatifai tfark IIOMandtoSaidnca*.

deiigfetfo] |in Wiian to the iUr. at, Bwwuttola. ma, with tm gacrinitn«rtwi. vkicb tkqr aU pawaai, ten 1 aduptmi it. Maor otlxsr reaasoaooiM to £t«aa wkr it la a gnat btMiit, bat QJOM wbo wast aor» ban oalr to ftr* It atrial.

29 rtt, in Iar«» bottle*. IUliiilfgrDnwMi|

aod StonkacMra

trcif

»lwr.

W.C. HURO UM BroaJwa^. Kmw Tork. UT^IXMMMrMMtm,

to Xonebaoif. Kor l«, iSSmt

FRAUD?

J^LLvbo

ant AXES of the real COtLLTg 4 CO. msk.

•botod be parties] ar to notlse tbe steals, aS there are is

«Mti aad baHatSoas staaspsd Colllaa aad! •d as-. Uke ast, wbkb axe IraaJtfeatly aoW la a parrs of tbe I Stotos as oar manufacture. User are) matte In diflierar irts of tbe wsmtry hjr various axe-taaker*, aad we esaeraliy u"f pooreett qoalitir. Tbe geatdae OuJ!ie» axes, whjeh hare a r»l snail aa estawriv* rvyatatiou, are 1 iavarfeUy stamped -uOLUSg AOO. UA8TTOEO aad e«A ase bas a print«4 label with or rigaatnre. It ia now aioesi thaa Tiimini ruu siace we ennmnaced tbe-toadoess wltbj tbe stamp of "Golliss A Os. Itottor, aod I do not knpw 1 any otber «u-auker bjr tbsnaauof Collins to tbe MM* State*. SAUCKL W. OOLLIi*.

Aoguet, 1853. if-ly NFW AND TMPROVF.D SEWING MACHINES.

THE AMERICAN

Magnetic Sewing Machine Co NOW owe* rok SALE AT TKKIB KOONS, 397 BROADWAY. K. 1'.. By far tha most perfect aad valuable Sewing Ma chines that have yet been invented

1the

1BE public are respectfully invited to call at rooms of the Company, and examine the opeiatloo of the most superior machine ever pre sen ted to their notice.

It is the result of three separata invantors, each of whom distinct in himself, claims originality The first of whom is ELiAS HOWE, the first inventor of Sewing Machines, who introduced the shuttle movement, without which every machine is comparatively naelesa. The next was THOMPSON, who adapted the machine to certain perilous of tailors' work, and Mr. COON, by means of the peculiar formation of the ahuttte combined with other recent improvements of bis own invention, has made a machine capable of doing any and all work that can be effected by means

IVs. WAKKMAN,Sec'y. M»rcb 34, "5-126t4 Great Central and Eastern Ronte. IMI1.V\ CENTRA!* RAILWAY

hurt

la tbe

plsee to fit a bargain, and to thaws that bars proto dispose of tftof brt tW

perty

plmt*

fa rfiiyisss

I expect

HAR Real Estate AgeaU

XIIIV YORK JKWIXKY STORE.

to tbe way «f mumsft .'tartan •aetatoed tf SK *wdM. We will 4sHre« Vtovr, Aartk, ataay aft to etty, »toi

NKW AllRAWEMKN'r. New route to Ctoeieftstt aud Dsjrton, Otriombcs, Cleveland, mu-urgtj, im aifei-

aad oilMT Km Lorn cit On and alter MONDAY, Jiaraary 2, ISM, Passenger Tri?as will run n* follow*, Sunday* •sreptcrfi

Two Trains, dally, eaeb way. Miming Kxpre** l«tv* Indtanspolis at 4,tt, A. M. Passes*»r* .tin* In i.40 A. U. train breakia«t atKlehntond a -ive maU at 13 M., Is P.ytw at 10.44 A. ifiu Columbus «»ucli land to be possessed. st S P. M., In Cleveland at 6.44 P. U.

Mail train torn* lmlianspoUs at 12 M. Pitsasagterti Jcitiojf In 13 M. tnda. arrive In CtaclanaU at P. 11,, la Dayioa at &.» P. tt.

PIWSIIPW

I«ii

tali -.: UM. train for CtowUnd. Pittsbo-xb.

Philadelphia wad !^*r

KafXens

title* al«n Iu Dayton and e-

*ev I8SM- OBDv kiir.w nntry )BT1I 4

wrsrwnilTfl

imm

the needle.

The machine now offered for sale preaenta the following distinct and peculiar features:— 1st. It is extremely simple in its construction, and in no way liable to get out of order. 2d. The stitches are nuiform, perfect, and present a beautiful appearance never before attained by machine. 3d. The sewing done by this machine Is «tarrented never to rip or ravel—a frequent cans* of complaint heretofore from those owning machines of a different character.

Ith. Any and all kinds of work can be done on our machine with equal facility—silk, linen, cotton or woollen fabrics and leal same beautiful appearance. 5th. By means of friotion rollers the thread can be made tight or loose upon tbe cloth at the will of the operator.

Gth. The longth of thestitchea can be gradualeu with mathematical enactness by the operator, from the fine and delicate stitch requisite In shirt making, linen bosoms, collars, ornamental work, etc., up to the coarsest stitch taken in sola leather, ate. 7th. Tho finest curvatures can bo worked, and beautiful designs of flowers, baskets of fruit, rep* result tat ions of beasts, birds, etc., can be as elegantly and elaborately worked by the aid of this machine as by the most akilifttl seamstress in existence. The American Magnetic Sewing Machine Co., Have dotermiued to sell the best Sewing Muchiite iu existence, and have.succeeded beyond their warmest anticipations. The speed of tills machine is also a great feature that must secure the alteuiiou of the purchaser. It will take with ease

Five Ilamlred Stitches per Minutes! For further information please call al the rooms of the Company, or address tite Secretary at the office, 39? Broadway.

JAMES T. AMES, Proa't.

same In moreta* Si train ou Mad River s«d Lake le rwud, aod make all tit •'.laoattkes that tbey would ride »tl« 1 tthtbti arrive hi Cleveland In time to louuert with Lake Sho-* Omar Pacha sat on the ci van, near the fire, with lightning traiuat 3.40 p. M. ft****York and Boston, ard long chibouk at his aide and aurrounded by pa-

tlifoofh the tw*t tottM part of taditot ted Oblo. a ,_i.i No of ffttt** or *r« to D«ytoe.

P»«*vct**r*«•** by tW* root#Mm\U* fro Daytori mile*

to OterteonU om

**y

lun«*fcd

rc*»t*.

WM. A. BRAD8nAW, PMtjfct Afeat.

A* raraivbt MUt, Inqsiiw of Jan. 13-ie-ty mowmtrnwA

SWISS WATCHMAKER.

Ha* removed his Jewelry Store. 3 doors East of the Post Office. Main Str&ei* WVre be ku just wrirel a larjfe assortaaeot of

FINK JKWEI.8Y ripttoo, Haciesl Caved OoM Wshili, all kind* ear, MM, Detaeiwd, OoW inl Silver Watches.

PtaMI aad MM Slvsr Ware, *&, *e., wtooa wtu aescM at Ute Lowest Price!-CO rmss will And to ttafer sdvaatsits to saU aa sss fesfeta ftppyhfTf tar wIrCHKS. wi all otw JRWKUtT, rspatrcd tbe ilarW ostkw sed to to* very best aiinmr. _jts t^n»aa«to. OetotorS, 1—

Telegraph Milla. nurvhsi 3slir

Mwasw wsfaw* to towSuftiw-

If aet

niestn1ksre

toJawaaents

ttose Sills (catosi

Dar-*'ear

£Jio«toea Ctow* mf Km tte*M ttartss-, itakdfisa «ff Nattww HarVer, .sr.*? 0*^

aiulans,t««1

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA, FMDAY, MARCH 24, 1854.

The travelling correspondent of tba democratic Press gives the following account of one or two Illinois farms:

I suppose you are aware and doubtless jour readers also are that there are some farms iu this part of the State. I have often heard of Jacob Straws the largest farmer in Illinois, if not in tha United States1 1 went in sight of his farm where be resides some three years since, and regret my inability for want of time to visit it now If objects vast and sublime can excite the mind, certainly those emotions must be awakeued in looking over his homestead of ten thousand acres and gaziug upon herds, far more numerous than the herdsman of old. Job had a thousand oxeu, but I was told that probably no one knew how many cattle Jacob Strawu has. A genl^man weii acquainted with him, told me it was doubtful whether he knew himself. 1 heard various stories as to the number

seres of corn he had this year. I will give the smallest number named. It is se^suteen hundred. The gentleman who informed me, said that he bought six hundred acres more, as he feared that he had not enough to keep his stock till corn should grow aguln. Twenty three hundred acres of corn is quite 'a patch.' What say you to this ye farmers of New England? This at forty bushels per acre, a low averagw yield for the last season, gives uiiieiy-tvro thousand bushels. The corn fed to cattle ix not husked, but ia cut up and fed to them on the stalks. I was told of another farm owned by this same man, which is six miles long nnd four broad. Lawt year he paid out $10,000 for feuciuj materials. He has also large tracts of uniuiprov lanl. 1 acknowledge my bump of credulity is large but notwilhxiuntiiug, 1 could not have given credenco to what 1 have stated, had I not received the statement frotn a reliable source. I rode through •patch of coru,' in which it

WHS

said there are uur-

teen hundred acres, owued by a Mr. Alexander, a geuuine Kentucky gentleman, whose acquaint auce 1 madr in the cars, and who gave me many interesting facts iu regard to other farms, said he was a farmer in a small way. lie was not prepar ed to farm on a large scale, but he thought he would try bis hand iu Illinois, so ha came ou abont two years ago and bought him a small farm. In reply to the question aa to bow mauy acres his (arm ernb:ac*d, he said that he had 'ouly a thou sand." He did not tell me how many cattle he keeps but said he had oue huudred and seventy moles. I asked him tbe average value of a mule/ lie said that he had refuacd one hundred dollars for each of Uie entire lot. lie considered them worth m'tre. If auy unbelieving, 'down easter' should chance to read this, I would only say 'come and aee.' I meta Vermonter who had come to see, and ha said he was amaxed. The one half had not been told him. After having bought one or two farms,, he has gone home, with tho purpose of sending one of his boys iu the spring with a Hock of Merino sheep. Wo may many others coma, tbsro is

InterTlew with Omar Pacha. A correspondent of one of Uie London daily papers, describes au interview with Uie Ottomau 'General:

j|»ni

1*0

tfid letteri. All respeoteblt disteoc*, were

W thrte Pwhw, af*o with pipes, which, how-

jerer it accordt&ce with Turkish officls) etiqoetle

TUrough ticket. e»a to they never touched until their superior had set them Uie example. lie at once entered into conversation in French, which he speaka very fluently, bat with rather a atro&g German accent. Italian ia bis

JAMBS N. SMrrtl, Sep't.

JmrUs.

HfcldBwy*. aad

am mas* ao.rs.« *r

aerWk-wert oaarlW1«f 'Itoittwi ttow^ tkriraiUhilai Six. BawyJ

S a S S S S S

The first thing that struck me on

•eeing him, was the singular ingenuity uteplayed by tbe French and English artists, who bave undertaken to render bis features familiar to the Euro pean public, iu making their poetry unlike the original. Any of them that hsTe come ander my

notice, would aerv«ju«t aa well, for memorials of tho Emperor of China, or tbeCsar Nicholas, a* Omar Pacha. But independently of the false impressions which they had l«fl on ay mind, I must confess that I found it somewhat difficult to raaitsa tha idea that I was aclaaliy ia UM presence of tho redoubtable chief, whoae name has beau on every tongue for the last six months.

Take away thehage muotacbes, which isslf conceal his month, aad gray beard beneath it, and yoa night fancy at first giaaca, yeurseif talhine to a "fine «id Eugiish genUetoaa," who bad aavar perfortned any more warlike exploit tbaa rantiing down a fox. There is a kindly, goad homered,

bto®y*»

Mewl,

make Ma.

tows •... jfc«4 JOKS P. 0

JSbf fane WH.

MatMssA^eMsMontolt WeMyStoak IMS* WeMfc lanwsMv tsatoa t«Mw •ICMSM *. «««k

hoBosi eaador which »tt

(An aata aL^a L*±.

yon at your east, because yoa ftml that he to

so—not merely a rude soidieriy fraakoesa hot ao

IVto rf eharje. approach to *e»Aa**«, though withoot the smali«s» want of dignity. Oa a loiwor acqnaintanat yon discover that tha oaUiaea of his fscs hear the

RnoTliICIML impresaio# of Henrulean eaargy, aad ewea of "^^i^wrin,:T ok! or kles«T*B. that nothiitg aare a fierce atravgie wltil

-.£ v. .k w. ciie^ertt- iia«eo«M baT» prodacerf. If tbetvbe aay troth r* «S^*S €^T*v!S 11"' *!LS*L*32 phreaoiogy, oae wotrtd aay that bis whote iatelSaw to Vort »e aafeted to otftt'-, S *.i**,nwrc«aa*t». *c*

0»« "to|5»d i« Ws farat^M. la laanwata of

^MMiafc rmrMrm# SSOTIffiJU. |excit«aaeat, when his ey«a fiarii aader tha cw*sr to, WM4| SfMrta CbMt t*^p« Stwtn AD.U1A ISrRATOR^iowir

*f fata la/fa eyehruas, and a* u»y stoMtiaw do

___ |«mi ia miavy eeavcraatioa. Ma spearanee re-

VOTICK t*to^?|ftvy».^^ ^jTi^4lasi.^r imiads «ae «»are of a roased 8m tbaa aay asaa's I i3i i«nad ailawiStoiiwuf'tiw #a*ato«f Jaxa* "im oavr aaw. .toy—d, tost at (tow*? OMfk Ttieasoaaty, tad. Ht,

mmtmr

mm*"

ij«g.

mm wiai a at O* aaai towa of artiWIBW,

r./*

A WMMterftal Clsofc.

Then is

BOW

in poswisiisa of, and manttfac

ta red by, Mr. CtNisp, silversmith, Gioacustershire England, a mast ingenious piece of mocban ism an eight day clock, with dead beat, escape meat of maintaining powur, chime* the quarters, piays sixteen taaes, plays throe tunes la twelve hours, or will play at any lima required. Tha hands go round aa follows: 1 once oar!® 1 oan a week. JjL -,M1 once a month. tod* 1 once a year.

It ahows the moo us age, the time of the rising aso setting: of the aun, the time of high and low water, half ebb and half flood aad by a beautiful contrivance, there In apart which rap resents the water which Haas itnd falls lifting the ships at high water as if it were in motiou, and as it recedes leaves these little automaton ships dry on the sands. It shows the hoar of the day, day of the week, day of tbe month, and month of the year. In tbe day of the month there is a provision made for the long and abort months It ahows the twelve signs of tbe zodiac It strikes or not, ehitaes or not, as you wish it. It has the equation table showing Ute difference of clock auJ sun every day in the year.

Every* portion of beautiful workmanship, and performs most accurately tils objects which are called into action by the ingenous proprietor, who is most willing to describe all its various achievements to auy oue who may feel a pleasure in paying him a visit—Bnyiitk

ruptr.

This beats Yankeedora all hollow. Certificates on Fast llorses. This morning, a dapper, brisk looking Englishman, named James Reed, was brought before tha Police Court by officer Broom, charged with riding through the streets at a faster rate than five miles an hour. Tho police testified on tbe part of tbe prosecution, that at the timo of tbe arrest he was travelling at Uie rate of about eight miles per .hour.

Mr. Read stated on bis part, that his horse was a pony, and could not go eight miles an hour if doiug it's best but in the ataeuce of any evideuce to contradict tho testimony of Uie prosecuting witness, he was fined five dollars and costs.

Tbe Court had proceeded to the trial of other cases, when about half an boar afterwards, a buttle was discovered near the door, aud tha crowd giving way, disclosed the little Englishman hurrying through their midst up to tho stand, and asked "if bo might proposo one question to tlie Court?" "Most certaluly," replied Judge Spooner, ''the Court will give you auy information iu its power."

Well, then, your Honor, as I Intend to sell my pony, and, as witn a certificate copy of the oath of the policeman as to his speed!, I can £«t a a much larger price for hitu, can I obtaiu such a

copyby paying the expeuse of U'" "We cauuot promise that," answered the judge, "wo will say Uiis much, that as your object appears to be to iusult the court, if you do not take yourself off immediately, wo will give you a certificate for theduugeou for tweuty-four hours!"

Mr. lined immediately left the presence at foster rule than '-five miles an hour," and immediately assumed a speed that would have done credit to Jackson, the Auiericau Doer.—Cut.

A SCVBRK JOKK.—Under the telegraphic head of the New York Herald of the 5th iusluut, is the following:

Judge Douglas* speech, from 13 o'clock till 4 this morning, was brilliant and successful, mid when reported, should bespread broadcast through the country. He used Seward up effectually.— Mr. Fessenden of Maine, had a good deal to say, but it Is understood he was silenced by the relation of an auecdote. Judge Douglas declared the first be ever hoard of Foasenden be read in a Maine paper some years ago, Uiat ou the fifth of July—tlie day on which the negroes celebrated the Fourth iu thdt Stale—the negro chairman proposed the following loaal "Our wordy bruddsr, William Pitt Fesseudeu—a white man with a black heart." After such a toast, Mr. Fesoendaa's couise last night was perfectly iu order.

When grog may be takeu mediciaaliy* (As soon as the Law for the Prohibition of the Sale of Liquors comes into operation

Grog may be taken medicinally: After g«Kse, or duck, or pork, or Irish slew, or any delicacy of the season, into

Ifigh

far thai of a poCtohed p-aUewan his

tisartaty aattrlaf "hto paUeaos It iaexbaatstfbie. ills sbsenattow* apoa »aptas which one eraold suppose siisuaiil bat UUe iatenost far him. toar sviiraet of pyt aocawea, aad varied I wiafMa. I was storprised by Ida aocarate k: :«i%e«f Eafltoh borne politics, tfeeagfe when tag sa tbe aahjfwt to aa: Bagttihiasa, ho ahaanrwaaaeclffideam fa fraaaaisciag as^laioa, aad gca-| eralty throws hts rwmarks iato aa lattrrafstory larsa mgawftaf b*r fare^gw twlatloas, ho, maigbt to eaywetod spea*s witb

iisida can, aad sapfesa-

ae hto tssiitst hdttef tba* aay hf sltstisa abe ahawalayrapfiHaf artth Raasla awv la tost yoat-

Tto4'aiiM11al^ )^aMI^?po«i)w A«strst0to»ap«rtod wbea atot wHI find to amJWsotot tomaltod re«J|aetae# teasfK-rpwed fiw it, aadwW oartospa tow Masse to fts@Vvaa Oiasay* stss dhe .asWEh*oesa tpaa whe#e ^M^ae- lap tos aosa aac os^aattia a ^tomhk toret Mailtos una, tmmttap mt, mito* af Ssaft toa, I® «ar ease aa* eawtaia sissw flSMldMNv 9H4)HHI tsoanhtoBtn, ear*. Itov ton, west Wlassf aa*«b«sM|*M» to oai aasthrr, ^matoeii'rttta a^ twyMp ««*. asrtfc. fcsageas, w*sMwiaHwti csWiiaa. whidkaMMt *ad tea esiahsta

lSS|daa two powers, laprsosatlag prlaclples ao apps ... .. ... '%y sMa

WS*

omw.. toto^a«tt»5toigt^w* to oa Ow amy, te •CQBMntM, «•'flsar' gvlaf OJ»/

fit ii*.—Punch.

which

onions may bave seasoningably entered. Invariably after salmon. When there is any washing to be done at home.

When a person has the looth ache. When a person ha« lost at cards, or when a person has come into large property.

When a person has met with a great misfortune. or made a tremendous bargain. When a person has quarrelled, and when a reconciliation has taken place.

When a person is outaide a alngs-coach, or is on a sea-voyage, or goes out bat ween the acts of a five*act tragedy, or before ascending in a balloon, or alter off* tbe jury of a Coroner's Inquest,or when you are sitting up for your wife, or when a friend drops in to stnoke a cigar —and in fact, upon all satiable occasions of sadness and merriment, when a person feels rather low, or in very

HOT ASH A *SD OF THE SHOP.—One day while Isaac Hooper was visiting a wealth* family in Dublin, a note was handed him. inviting him to din« the nest day. When be read it ataad, his host remarked.

"Thoae people are very respectable fait not of tbe first circle. They belong IO 9Qf cfeureb, but not exactly—to oar «et. Their fariier was a mechanic.* 'Well, am a m#0bat)ie myeetf." said Is•ym "Perhaps I thou had'st known thef*c% Hoe arotlid'sl not have invited me!"' ••I* it posctMe."* ex clamed his host, '-fbat a man of yoa information and appearance 'can he ajecbtiiicf *1 ibiiowed tLe ksmteas of a tailor lor many years*" tsjaitted ht» faAi "Lnk «v ksuy Doot (hoc not,

t9rj

idfllld, ia a fflSHdly

Soar

the mark

the shears? Seme of lke Mayoraof f^iMadeipbia hav« bees tailors. When I Ifved iltere I sfws eslwl the oreets with Uw Chiefiastwe. It never occurred to ase duM it waa aay hoocr, aod dco'i ttiek did to

A sick mu was »cW that cotbiog arotlJd cart Isa but a fisst ef good caiatp m. •Thai 1 a«iidi%*nid lM, *1 dco't M4

CcavictuNi ef Dr. Gaidiaei—Fall Acceaat of his Seateace aad Death* Dr. George A Qardioor, it will bo remembered, waa at rested between two aad Ihrw years ago, charged with harlag obtained by fraud $490,000 from tho General Government, ander aa award of the Mexican Board of Commissioner*, established In parsnancs of the treaty of GaadaloBpo Hidalgo he promoting a claim to be reimbursed for alhsgisd loasea In Mexico, connected with tho working of Certain silver mines.

Last spriag he was tried on live charge of 'false swearing,* but after tho jury ban) been confined for about a week, they were unable to agnw upon a verdict, and were discharged, nine beiug in favor of his acquittal, and throe for eonviotiou.

On tbe twelfth of December last, he was agnlu arraigned on tbe same luttiicbn«nt,at the bar ol Uw Criminal Court. The trial coutiuuod until Thursday aftornoou, when the case was given to tho jury, who, yesterday morning after an absence of twenty-two hours, returuod to the court room.

In respouae to the usual quesUou of the clerk, the foreman replied that Ihey hud agreed upon Uie Verdict.

Many spectatori wore present.exhibiting intense anxiety to boar it but there was an awful pause iu Uie proceedings until the arrival of Mr. Bradley, one of the eouusrl of tbe accused. When this geutleman came into court, he togeUier with bis aasociato In the case, took a posiUon uear Dr. (iardiuer, wbo it appeared to us from his uitnner aud appoarauce.'hsd a fearful appreheusiou of what the verdict was. But #neu he wsa directed to stand up, aud heard "guilty" distinctly prououticod, bis strength almost forsook him, and hi* countenauce underwent a citauge, aud wore a deatiiiike paleness. All hope now had deserte«l iiltn! The dreadful word bad fallen like Uie doom of death upon his ear, aud shattered his heart— but late so hopeful.

The spectators were far from being Indifferent their temporarily stern ind pallid faces afforded au index to the footings which possessed thoiUa ou that most paiuful occasion.

Mr. Bradley stated that the counsel hal prepared to file a bttl of exceplioux, and preferred to have judgment pronounced at ouce. Accordingly l)r._ livelier living required to stuud up aud receive* the seuteiife ul'the law, Judge Crawford addressed him as follows:

You bave boon convicted by a jury of your coiiutry of the crime of false swearing touching the expenditure of puisiic moutay, aud iu ati^port of a claim against tlie Uuited States. Perjury, iu its nature aud geueral seu«s strikes at tho root of all the securities which society Is bound to extend to aud maintain around the cilizeu. 'Die particu lar ottouce charged upon ySu, and upon wliich the jury have passed, whether considered Iu reference to the complicated plot by which its ot'jcet* were oausuuimated, or to the attiouul of itiou^ SOtalued

afrotti

Paper

Stephen Arnold Douglas, United States Senator from lllluois, was boru in KuUand county, Vt., ou the 23d of April, 1^13, aud is consequently for-ty-oue years of sge. His father was a physiciaii At an early agb lie was apprenticed to the bu«iuens of cabiuet makiug, which he soon deserted to euler tui ucadeuiy. Mr. Douglas afterwards read law in Cauaiidaigua, New York and iu Cleveland, Ohio after which he went to Jacksonville, IHiuoU, where he divided his time between teaching school and the study of law. Iu ld34 ha began to practice law, aud iu less than one year was elected State's Attorney by Uie legislature of Illinois.— At twenty-three No wua iu the Legislature, and afterwards was Registrar in the laud office.—Ex. I'afur.

/he l'ceasury on Uio award o^tlie cotnmi*siouers appufuted to decide upou the claims under Uie treaty with Mexico of February, lt4^, is oue of uuusuul enormity.

To add re}* such observation,*, as must seem to every niaA who knows the circunt*laucos that s«rrouuded you, to a pnrsou of your coaoeded ability wou^d be useless or vaiu useless, if they have ariseu Iu your owfln mind vain, if they have not From your fato oilier* should learu tiiat no plan? however remote its ori^iu, with whatever lorcaste laid, however stealtliliy or adroitly purvued f»r years, and at length executed, or wflli whatever succvsj fur a tiina otlonde can be so cuuuiitjrly le vied aa lo tscape detection. The uuexauipled iugenu ity, or tiie net-work spread out ou Uns tri.il, and tho f.ict Uiat it hud*boou exposed al the last stage, ougiit uol to fail Tf a buimticial effocl iu convincing ali men ll^it il they will trample ou iatbs, human wnd divine, they shall suffer for i{. "Tlio sentence of Uja Court is, that you suffer iu tlie penlleutiary hr the Dl%trlc| of C.oiumblu, iinprisouuieut aud rabor for thu period of tun years,"

The

Judge

The public itad scarcely recovered from their surprise before it became kuown that a short time ouly alter his arrival at the jail, Uie prisoner was seised with violent convulsions, which couliuued several hours, and ended in death.

It is supposed that he swallowed poison, but of this there

StelUer.

The Jury

1»

When painters arfl in the house. When a person (eels faint and dof£b*t know what is the matter with hitfi.

Whens friend turns up after an absence of several years, or when you are parting with a friend whom you do not expeut to see for several years.

l-"~-h\ *V, *,lvt- ', **!MwiL^-Ste-J^r^ i. nt' iW. "J- __

then requested the Marshal ».o lake

the prinouer iuto custody, aud he

asked

uo proof. Before venturing au opinion

on this subject,'we prefer lo await Uie-posi mortem examination of Uie body, by Dr. Semm,«, tlie

Tbe deceased was tlilrly-slx years of sge, of good appearance, and highly intelligent. His utauuors were courteous, aud, apart from the crime with' which he was charged, lie would* probably have been couoidered a geutleutau iu auy circle of society. '1 he sad occurrence has excited iiiucli cotuiniseraUou In his behalf, and affords a aad topic of coutrneut amoug all classes of society.—

Tin jury of inquest examined several witnesses la the presence of the district attorney and tbe eoeasol oa both *l4oa bet there was no evidence Uiat he had potsoaod bimaslf, aa ha* been generally ppoasd. be

iaqeest adjourned ontli to-morrow morning, when a post mortem exntniaaUoa will bo held. Too pnbiic opinion to st tbto tUae coa&dent that he poisoned hitaseiC Crowd* narroaaded the jail unUl dork aad there is coaaMerabis exciUfuaat oa every

Bis cecseelfs estsepttoas ta tbe Mil were contoiocd la tweoty-oine eeaata. The general opinion to that the (Mt Coart weald have grsatod a aew trial.

A Giu in Bov'oCborMS*.—At Now York hat Wodwwtoy aftw Wooley Issa^ii Mm the Chief ef roikse a smali dwd girl urvaosd a vary testy,nmaaer la boy's elotbtog whom he had arrested at tbe Msry store ef ftlehard Vaaables, No- 132 Cooal street, where sbe

they

W.JSsubsequent

ly conveyed to the jail, but not uiitil after Mr. Mradiey uud

tiiat the execution of the sen

tence tie postponed until two days uiter Uie rising of the cfrcuil court, to which Uie case would' be curried

ou a

uud

bill of exceptions. The court asseuled,

niiuute

was

ordered to be made on the record

nccorkhugiy. The iuieliignnoe of llip finding of the jury immediately spread through Uie city aud occasioned not a iiiVIe surprise, tlie comtnuiilly being unprepared for the verdict, well remembering the history of Uie past In this case.

awiUtdruw

Uw.ooiii|»lldd with hur

physi

cian of the jail, logoUiar wiUi Dra. Miliar and

Watlt. Stnl

Inqimt—So Ecuienct a* get of-the

i'oisonKiy—i'ssf

mortem examination to bt made.

\V ASiiifiaroa, March 3, 10 o'clock, p.4i». It appear* that into morning Gardiner knew Uiat the jury had stood ten opposed to him and" two in favor of him—but Uieir subsequent delay created high hopes in him of final aud couliuued dia%reemeut lie was cheerful, aud having lreased himself ueatly and handsomely, proceeded to Uie court room. The first emotion be has over evinced duriug tbe trial was when the jury came lato the guard room. Ha then took a chair, drew ufrto Ute table, and took out of his pocket (he letters wliich lie destroyed, lie tlieu wrote a letter, put it In his pocket, and commenced another, when he was sod deuly aeixod with spaoma and fell back, cutting Ute ride of his head against Uie desk.

Gardiuer immediately called for water and liien for brandy. There being none, be drew from bis pocket a qaarier dollar, aad Dr. Blreh sent a me* sage lor some. On the return of Uie mesoengor, Gardiner reviving, refused the brandy. Ho Uien gave his brother the letters, aad others the contents of his pocket*. SborUy after convulsion* cone menced. Gardiner aad his brother wished no ptiyaiciae, because, as tbey stated, ha was subject to convulsions. Several physician* canae, however, aod ased every means lor bis relief, bat without avaiL

bed oegeged her

self as clerk* ead wae Ctoeevorvd by tbe potto* attstolig WUto tho ssssttr to that capacity. 8ho waa from PuitodelpMa, aud her mum to £Msa A as Poacock. The a»eet resaarkaUo part of tbe affair is truer wb»eb ebe wrote, parpen!eg te have beea wittass by her (aether tor tbe pars ess ef aidiag her Is precortag a sftaetto* la Mew York. At ese er two ptmem, soesa*, wbore ahe weat ea uiai. she eccspiiw* the asms had with boys, last her asx aw net atseeverarf. See to bet 14 years old ef £dwie array. Her irtoada ta WriMrfflh wwre totegraqhes to aad she was ewssoed to awidt Unar arrival. ef leretoa

Wrih, jUleftiiiaala, sad

a» adapted chU.afJ had gH» to if aw York to ge4maft*pmta*,lrf mIMk mm nhahd te W

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Explonioa of the Kate Kearaey, Thia heat exploded one of her boilers, while lying at $t. Loais, jest at the tapping of the last bell, as she waa about to start to Altoa,aad in an instant the whole forward part of tho boat was shattered to pieces, tearing away the cabin and entire upper works frotn the water wheel* forsrard, throwing down cliimuiea, boilers, &CL, aad harrying underneath tho wreck, tho*» who wore so "uuforluoaie as lobe on board, and in th^t pa-1 of the lnnl.

Thwr* were some 53 or 60 paswiifers on bo-ird, but wbo

are or the nam tier lo4t, btiinot he

certainly kuown

their names

were

not nagtatoiH

ed. It is presumed several were thrown overboard, of whom nothing will ever be kuown Fifteen of Uie wounded men, were conveyed to the Sister's

Hospital

under

tha

direction of the Mayor.

Among those who soon died,

srerti

the Rev. s, J.

Gassaway, Rector of St. George's Church iu St. Louts:

HarJy, the second engineer D. K*efr,

a deck hand and two negro men making ftvo known to have perished by Uie explosion. Among the wounded are Bervct Major D. C. Buell, U. S- A., Mijor R. J. Catlin, 7ih f' S, Infant- ', and Son, and several others from Illinois ami iesnnrl. Tlie whole loat aad wounded, ere computed five killed and five mortally wounded missing two, aud wouuded about thirty. TUr*« p*"'sous, it is reported wore seen to drown. Tlw precise uumber of nihwing and drowned,cauuot be ascertained ami must be loll to conjecture.

Tlie Kate Kearney is au old boat, built if we are rightly Informed, iu Itttfior '47, stud hns been etigagod over since Iu the packet trade hetwoea this city and Keokuk. About three years since Uiis same larboard boiler collapsed al Ctiiitou,

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.upper Miftskitaippi, ki'iiug and scalding a larg* numlor of persona. The Hues were taken out aid new ones anhetituted, bm Uie shell of the boiler re malum I, the cxplosiou of which is now f*lt with such terrible effect. It waa intended last smniii aud f«di to

Uie liotl from the tra le, au

tear Iter up, but owing toau accident lo wu-or more of Uie Keokuk packets, she was kept ruuui.ug uulil Uie close of the navigation.

lew days since, the Chic igo an.I Mi-«s|.«i(,|ii Elailro.id Company clusters I her for thirty oa.-s, to run to Alton, aud at the time of the uucl.iout, had only made threw oi» four trip*.

The Krpiiblicau *»f Snlurdny iys that ijor Ht»ell is recovering. It glVJS tlie loilowing particulars of his escape: "Major Buel was nit stunned by the "explosion, and was self-possessed during tlie w'utU scene Immediately after he hnd extricuted himself from the lulling limbers and rubbish, the alarm of iirt was given, aud iudiffereut to the posoiul injuria* he had received, he at ouce joined in thui uit-mi^t to extiuguNi the gathoriug* dimes, pissing buckets of water*for thus purpose. He, with others, couliuued in this employment uutil relieved by the tire companies. Tlie tinmen having been subdued, he walkod ashore, callod lora c.irri.rge, and* wa* laken to the Planters House. It was ouly ou*his u.eVival there that lie began lo realite tile serious nature of tlie injuries lw sustained, and from whlcii It will take liiui some time iu recover.

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gtrnnge Pyscholdgirnl Fncts in ltul ilion (o the liatippenritiice of Ur, l.invrniioit. .Mr. I, iwreuoe, ss our resders have slrealy tiopii informrt'l. i!istt|i|)narail on Satur'htv last and IIM IVIHIIHS. having hnard noftliiiijj ofliim siiioo, all i'in in tlie bHint tlint° lie* was mo»l fjully tnurileteil. TUB IHOIS^WIMOI we are about lo relate a°re in reunion lo 1119 dioqppearniiuti, and limy uro indeed truly inarvelous.

A lutly of liigli fespectahility. wlto resides in

tho luiinil Untriol, and had i»»r years tioon 11111

III»• tely scquainloil with Mr.

Law-

renoa, WH'it. ou Saiuriiuy inorniiiij. lo vini her siner'ii who lives but a few tares I'r.nu h«r 011

——-aire*!. Sin* had

011

tho prnviou.4

night, been troubled wish neuralgia, and

entering her sister's

011

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alio t| loalmt

tier bioiiKir in law.— airong bnli v«r in ine.iniorisiii lo uiak« few pis-ies 011

neail in order

her

e.-iseum pain. Tne hroinei

rnqiioal

nnd

the L«ve».

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passed into the mesmeric alivqi. As siih soinetitnes.apoke' wiiih in liiut Mla e. he aaketl Iter what she sow Son uu^were wmi a start, that she saw two men murdering another on

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asktul if sh«)

ktit'w the man who wus being killed, she said it was ao dark lhat she could not lull Addiiioiml passes were then made lo d«««p»f» the niestnorio influence, when she s«iil, "Oh, I see, he's a dark complexioneil num. Why/' she ex-dsimed again, "it's Mr. htw*': renoe! Why doesn't he alio 1 them! Why does not somebody (jo 10

help tiling"-anti

she called aloud ss if invoking sid. She then

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on in broken staris to say

"Ah! they've killed him—tmwilioy ero laking pspur inonoy from hii'n—now ihey are taking gold—there one of th«m hat. ta«en his wutoh. O.i! they both carry him to .the river, and now ili*y throw him iu. l'oof Lawrence—now he's gonet"

Being further interrogated, she Jesuriie«l the two murderers. U.ie of them, was lerge ugly iittn, with heavy beard, aud the other was a small dork man •Sulseqiujliy she traced them lo a large steamship inai had mast aud sails, and hud a great many people on board. The ship she *nid, was just leaving the wharf, and the two murderers were talking together* One had Mr. Lawrence's watch iu his pocket.

This it will be remembered was on Sundaj morning some thirty hours before any alari was (ell by Mr. Lawreuutt's friends

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earning him. Several persona, who sre irt reaped above suspicion, were present when the pyscbobgical disclosures which w* have just related were made, 'hut Mv»» herself when awakened, knew nothings shout what ahe had appsreutiy seen or described, and the whole tnatier waa throughout the day, made the subject of mtiiy a hesrty laugh. Events winch since iran*-T, pired seem, however, lo indicate thai it»». pyschoiojioal vision of Sunday, was alas/-' too feal, Mr. I«»wrence ha* not since beeiiL heard of, and his hat. the only veslige of hint, has been found on iho biood-otniued Levee," wuera the lady racemeric dlv described iU« tuurder lo bave bean comnit«d.

It will also be reiuatn!»e ed thai twosieam*^, ships leit tuts port

morning, about

or California ou ijoudsy^

turte tne lady denrtbe.1^

the departure ol tbe two murderers 00 iii«^ steamship, Is Hits 00* of tha strange truths not dresmed of in pUilcsopny, wr the chance fancy 5r'

adreatwf

A singular wadding came off at Higiitstown

laol

»«rk. The Monmouth

says that a blooming

Democrat ft,

young

damsel bad Do^

leas then five sufiors fur her hand, to each ol whom she engaged herself lo

marry oa

a certain day. 'iSie time fixed u,on cans rouod. and all Hie lads were

hastd, aad

tbe magistrate who was to perform the cere-'1 mony was present, fjfa* maiden had no««» made up bar mind folly as i» who eitoold be made her kappy lord, whea the max istrate resquesied the couple to stand up. Aa if drives

desfwralian, she tounoed ou

her feet, gaws ot*e of lite -boysM a nudga witb her foot, aod behove ibe oihrr* itad recevered

fror»

ibetr aatofiishoietit. the kn»l

wae tMd. Tbe eeette ensued t* «a*4 twri»a«4. bera fmmkaeij tttiefeettttg. •.