Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 28, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 April 1854 — Page 3

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DEMOCRAf HT CON VEOTION.

porpoae of sppotnling Ielrffstae to the State Cca~

veutiett at ladlsaapolis, May 24th, to lotiiaiS* caodiiiatee for verleaa Stat* affioe*. Ry orJrr of Ex rcut it* f&mmklt*.

Township Election.

Tho eleetleo. laat Monday, peseed off qaletly and retailed In tho eleoHoo of Warren Harper, and Lambert Pujr, for Jorticea of the Peace-— KratK-U tteau. R. N. Phillips, A. M, Patteaglll aad N. W. Beaaon, for M# J- Brake woe eleeted Tewaahlp Traetea. His principal aoaapetitor wa* William M. Petit, who waa ran |.y bis friends wilbout hi* conaent—be not voted for until the afternoon, ao h»a name was not printed on the ticket, otherwise he weald andoabtedly have been elected. C. T. Noble la elected Clerk, and Benjamin McKeea, Treasurer. The old board »f City Tmaleee are elected. Wo fire the retorna below:

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Lambert Day, received.. Warren Harper, ........ 1. M. Dawson, Win. E. Caeto, ». K. Allen,

FKIDAY MORNING:::::::^KHHi 7t 1854. |d»e«ioo i«tooci»obof "tbta book. that, aad u*o —j other," aatll the close book* utdin too etunerow tsd hm bwa so freqnentljr eh«ag«*I, that»« jaro la "coofosion worw confounded," utd oar jpoelteU hm tether toe fcoaly Mad.

306 198 145 9i 16

Foa CO*«T*»L«»,

Franc I* Scott, received N.W. Benaon, W. Plilltlp*. A. M. Pettiofell, Char tea Socman,

335 2*9 273 263 144

IT The foil relurne of the election In New H-.mp.hlre ehow the following reenit: The Democratic Governor la olected by orrr aeretiUsen haudrad majority, three democraU of the four Couuailmen, tea of the twelve Benatora, and nineteen democratic majority In the Howao of RepreaenUtlvre, making a majority of twenty-nine on joint ballot In the L-eielalnre. Thla eeourea the election of two genuine Dt?moo»ta U» the United la tea Senate, and la enflkienl for all practicable porpooea. In view of tho oomblnationa formed to defeat the democracy of the Granite Stale, and ttieieby coat odlam apon the Adrnlniatratioa and Ito wooaurea, we regard thla victory ae one of the pobleat and moot gratifying that ever waa achieved by the democracy of that State. She haa •u.talo•d her honored eon, when the wavee of faction, treachery, and all the elemrnU oppoeed to the prl net plea of democracy, combined together for hie overthrow and the ruin of hie party. Where I* John P. Hale and Edmund Uurka? Moat glorloualy defeated—-thanka to the freemen who acoompliehed H.

New York Prohibitory Liquor Law. Governor Seymour of New York Ima velowl iho Prohibitory I.tquor I^aw, recently paaaed by the Ugl.Utare of that Btate. The law waa one elmllar, in it* principle* to the •'.Malue Law," and Iqually aa etriugant Horace Greely haa howled moat vociferously In hie Tribuut, elnce the veto meaaage of the Governor haa appeared. The following are tho roaaona aealgned by tho Governor In hie moaeage for vetoing the Law:

Flrat— Brcauae It authorUea uureMoaablo aear-

chee. Second—On account of the forfeiture and doetructlon of property, without firet goiug Uiroogh due proceee of law*

Third—And principally—On tho ground of lie

prohibition*. It waa thought by many that the LegUlature would atlll paaa tho law, over the veto of the Governor, bat we IMIVO juet learned that tho Senate hae refueed thue to paaa It. If there la a place upon God'a footatvol, In which a Prohibitory Liquor 1.0W la needed, that place la certainly New York City, but it would require, we apprehead, aatrong,r |ollce than that city hae over yet had, to put la force the reqnMtlona of the Law.

IT In the laat number of the Oreoacaatle SraHurl, Ma. Tr»K. t»*ee leave of hie patronoandaanoancea the diacoatlnoaaoe of tho paper. Fo«r kmtulnd delinquent eubecribora I* annonnced *a the reaaon for thla atap. We wlah Mr T. aaoceaa lu the profeaeioa to which he expect* to devote hie future efforta,

(LT RO*K«T Wiuaar, Beq., addreeaed tho Mechanlc'c and Uborlng Mea'a Temporaaco Society, oa laat Taeoday evening on the eabjoet of a Prohibitory Lew. It waa an off-hand tfibrt, and did very well for a temperance apeech, though the epraker laid down no platform, nor did ho go lato tho merit* of the Maine Liquor Laws It waa ahort •ad aweet.

IT The friends of a Prohibitory Llqaor Law la Vigo i2ee*ly. bold a Convention on the S9d Inat.— *I'W ^poprieiy of nominating a Temperance Tickrt foribe Ufl4«tnre Ate, will be considered by aeneeaUoa. Tbe card of the Rsecatlve Coaaty

OoaaaUtM Vf b* feand elsewhere la to-day's pa*

V* Covvtt jl.u—Thi llat Grand Jar* of thla rouaty proaoaaeed the Jail te be a naWaace," totally ante for the parpoee for which It lalateaded, dtrtjr, anclvaa and HI eenttlaiwi. A more la

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S SCHOOL Boos#—A one* TO TH* TORUS or 1stnu«*.—Th» parent* sad teacher* of oar Bute hove beta coexed, flattered end for aeveral year* port, by polite af»ata, laboring for the Intro*

There will be Convention of tho Deaieereey of |of Edaeatioa, eoasisling of the Governor, State Vigo County. Miiit the Coart Hoooe f» Terre-| A ad iter, Trcaarer, Secretary. aad State Superlo (laote, MTl'BDAV, MAY «tb, for tho

the Jail reaialm la preaeat «M*dt«ioa we weald regular Locomotive\ ankee. He tsof boolch criw all 00r fieo«i» to keep as the eatarto*. origin and was raised in Nsshviile, Ten-

h*H to adept a charter for the "Oty ef

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If IVabash etOt ta a geo»t aaetf^W tremljT novel, and an apt pt*Cttr»ar of his r»* dmr bal Ibtil** «ette laaWty- A aawlm ef4 adventures. 1—Lh.aw trrirrl aad «eMt«ed d«H«f f*\ H« d»««tod hit MtMtttmt first to th« study of m^dklae. and took a degree in PhiladelnT BOiW phi*- »nd »l»o in Pan*, tX *t Sleaaia.

U«kHdfe,A. IX T*ef hateal »cfcJne MMnewhat aoiinant as har-lawyaf in ibo largeat and b«*» oaaaaetad fevady the cuy of Of loan*, llo %urod DM city, aad are **««T

The now tebMl low repaired Ihe State Board

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tandaot of Pablie Iaatractfoa, to reeootmoada llat of ciaae booka for general introduction ibrooghoat the State. Tliey have performed thi* doty thorooghly aod jodiciowdy, and we hope the p*»pk of thie State will move ia this maUor at oaeo aad vigorooaly, aad adopt tho very escoijent booka recommended, aod having onco inirodaeod th t&rm Hf, and aaro their pockota from being encroachod oa by iUaoraat book ageata. Tuo booka

McGofley'e Eclectic Spelling Boolu The Indiaaa Fir»t Roader. The Indiana Second Reader. The indiaaa Third R«ad«r. The Ia(*iaaa Fourth Reader. Botlor'a Kogiieh Grammar. Mitchell'* Primary Geography. Ray'a Arithmetic, Part Firet. Ray'a Arithmetic, Part Second. Ray'a Arithmetic, Part Third. Webeter'e DiellooaHea.

Hurr Roaacav.—Wo take the following from tho Danville AdttriUcr, of tho lat laet:} "The hoaae of EVA* Davie, a mile or two aouth eaat of Bollvllle, ia thla (Bendricka) county, waa entered oa Thureday night laat, aad and caah aoteeamoantlngto over five thooeand dollar*, (more than two thooeand dollar* In gold and ailver) atolen. Tho money waa In a box and the box In a desk near the bed occupied by Mr. Davla but ho knew nothing of the robbery natil next morning. No clue to a dUeovery of the perpetrator* bad been obtained at laet account* bat it la believed that the pereone moat have been well acquainted previonaty, with the location of the furniture, See., about the houee."

New PatxTiJto Paaa*.—A correspondent of the New York Independent writing from Bovton eaya a new printing preaa called the "Self-Feeding and SelMleglatering Power Pre**," haa been on exhibition in that city for aevoral day#. It feed a itaelf, worka both aide* of the *heet if daaired, and dropa the aheet, when printed, Into a box when throwing it off. The paper ia wet upon a reel, and rolled off, aa In the caee of a telegraphic atrip, and cut by the preaa itaelf to the right eize. It perforata doable the amount of 'Hoe'* Cylinder Preaa,* at the eame epeed. It ia provided wlih a reglater, which accurately count* the aheota and token* a bell striking at the completion of every token and an alarm dial, which may be aet to any number ot aheet* or token* desired. These are coma of it* pecollaritlee, which are regarded here by *omo, at leaat, aa quite wonderful. Senator Walker la here trying to strike up *ome lort of a bargain with the Inventor, Mr. Carpenter, of what nature I not informed.

Puauc LAM Da.—The federal government haa glvru away the public lunda, since thd formation of tho federal coiiatitutioti, one hundred and thirty four million aeven hundred and four thouaand three hundred and ninetv-two acrea: To school*, 45,909,535 UnlvereUiea, 4,160,704 Seat* of gd^ernment,. .57,960 Salinea,. 422,325 Internal Improvements,... 4,669,449 Roads -251,354 Canala and rivers 5,836,873 Railroada, .8,387,151 Swamp lands,. .35,798,253 Deaf and Dumb,. ^,440 Individual and companies, .979,779 Military service*, 35,900,257

THK 1 KTMUICTIO!*# TO Ma. Sow.*:.—The N. Y. San eays It learn* from private sources, that Secracy Maniy"haa Instructed Mr. Soule, our Minister a( Madrid, to make the demand for Indemnity and apology in the moat peremptory manner and should the Spaniah Government hesitate, or put off tt* reply, under pretence of waiting for Information Irom Havanna, Mr. Soule la to lo*e no time In communicating the fact to Washington, when our Government will proceed mctanter to blockade every Cuban port."

Exoawova Foe*it..—A letter In the Chicago Prnt, from ..Lake county Indiana, mention* a wonderful Fossil, which was recently found near Terr* Coupee, Michigan. It la the half of the lower jaw of a beast similar to an ox. There Is no place In It for front teeth It contains only three doable teeth, set close together, and never held any more* Lengthwise of the jaw, the teeth meeaarijiftttm tachee two of them are solid the smalleat is loeee, has fonr proper root*, Is a cube four iuchee each way, aad weighs two pevarft. The largest tooth la seven laehee long. The whole bone at a I a a hole one loch In diameter, through It* entire tength. It i« no do obi the hag* herblfetoaa animal, which talked sboot. loag before Adam^roade hi* appearance en the glebe.

Capt. Walker.

ttoMaeat. 'lad*. tveottO C«ltforoia. and ia now PiesKiesi^

This individual, who has recently intro

duced himself into noiorieiy bv constituting

himslf President of tho new Republic on tho Pacilio. is represented to possess many en

*r uobling eienvtnt* of character, and is de-

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Tuu ACT*-I so A m5I, 4.1 »54-

To the Frieadh of a Laar Prohikttlae the Muafxtfif ud Sale of Iato*4caiia» Liqaore* j.|| Jj|

Cttntn: The aadersigaed, "Vip Ceairal Committee" address yoa ia behalf of tho boot late root* of year coontry arhieh a re naffer! ay, 4«ep-

that yoa will earaertly exert yoaraelvoa to organhm the several townshipa la this coaaty, aad ap-t

It ia desired that every township la the ©ootrty may be folly represented ia the Coaveatioa, ia order that it* action may the hearty concurreace of all the frieade of the prohUrittoo novemenfc

Wo therefore ask of every ooe of yea that yoa will see to It, that year township la thoroughly orgaaixed, aad is represented in the Convention, by ataa neb and fearlea* frieads of prohibition.

We are very respectfully yoor aervanta, JOHN G. STEPHENSON, EOBT. WHARRF,

ly, sadiy sotiferiog from the evil iaflaeecee of the Tbaraday eveaing, the 2M alt^ baa arrived at uao a* a beveraj^, ef iatexkatiag ilqaere, and a^ thi^rV.

petal good aad trasty aMW aa delegates te a Coa- drift rratios, to be bold at the Court Hoeoe, ea£alar-) paaa day, April 23d, at 1® o'clock A» M., for the par-1 pose of advaadng a cauao, which ia tite people's eaase, insomuch as its ntaia aad. only object i* tbe eoforelug of meaearea, which, by removieg the evils of intemperance, sball better the ceadttioa of the whole people.

JA8- nooK, E. E. BASSETT, HARRY FAIRBANKS, A. L. CHAMBERLAIN. V.J.BURNETT, FLEMING MEGAW,

Crntral Comttuilm.

Por the Terre-Haate-JoaraaK

THE INVITATION.

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OOWjrlKO.

Come to the bower, gentle maid, Where the Dowers repoee In tho dear, And theeweetest and faireet that bluah lu the ahade,

Shall be wove ia a garland for you.

The jessamine and damask rosea, The cowalips and tulip* *0 blue, And the crocus, it'* rich buds discloses

To compose this garland for you.

Tho true eye of friendship has found them, Of friendship both constant and true, And the true hand of friendship haa bound them,

Has bound them, fair EMMA, for you.

So here is your chapSet of sweet scented flowers, Brighter nor fairer on Murg* ne'er grow, 'Twere aelocted from Flora'* bright bower*,

And wove In this garland for yon.

Leasing say*: "The most agreeable of all companion* is a simple, frank mail, without any high pretention* to an oppressive greatueo*—one who ives, and understands the n*e of it: obliging alike at all hours above all a golden tamper, and steadia*t as an anchor. For such a one we would gladly, exchange the greatest genius, the most brilliant with the proroundost thinker."

We learn that a practical and successful effort In favor of the Maine Law, was made In the town of Washington, Taxewell county. Some forty or fifty young men repaired to the premisos of a dealer in the ardent, and deatroyed about thirty barrels of liquor, giving him to understand that, if hedi.l not, for the future, choose a more honorable calling, that they, as cold water men, would give him the benefit of a bath in the cceek.

The immediate cause of this outbreak was that the dead body of a man named David Kelso, waa found on the premise* of the liquor dealer a few days since.—Ptaria (tU.) Republican.

TEMPERANCE—We clip ihe following paragraph from the Deiroit Free Ptest. It applies lo the present slate of affairs in Indiana. We endorse the sentiment:

Our advice lo iho Democracy of the Stale is to make no issue on the temperance question, one way or the other, in any locality.—It is a moral question and must be treated by the legislature as such. They who would drag it into the political arena, do so not to promote temperance, but to subserve party purposes. They are wolves in sheep's clothing, who would steal the livery of heaven to serve the devil in.

MR. Corona's Atx0MPi.1SHKENTS.--In speaking of these the New York Mirror says: He is tho best shot we have in our pistol galleries, his carte and tierce at his finger ends, understands the manly art" quite as well as any private gentleman that we know of, and has withal the courage to stand square up to ihe rack, whether in the right or in the wrong.

To the proof. Dr. ilasack the celebrated surgeon, challenged Mr. Cutting, who laced the music so readily, offering to meet him at any lime or place, and with any weapon, that the Doctor thought better of it, and let him pass. Com. De Kay, when a client of his, once sent him an invitation to meet him with whatever weapon he might select. Mr: C. chose nature.s own, and, in his office, after directing the clerk's to keep the room clear, gave the Commodore a pummeling that he long remembered.

AcctuEjnr AT THE ANTI NEBASKA CONVENTION IN CoumBtfS.—As the meeting adjourned about noon, the stairs leading to the street became much crowded and gave way. precipitating a large number of persons info tha cellar beneath. We learned that one gentleman had his arm broken, and Dr. Matthews, oi this city, it is feared, is seriously injured. We hopa this is not the case. We saw several with Woody noses, black eyes, and slight contusions, we are not disposed to attribute this accident to any thing but insecure fastenings, weak timber, or over crowding, though we firmly believe that if it had occured at ft melting of the friends of the Nebrtska bill it would have been heralded forth as a judgement and as a warning of Providence to the sinners who advocate that measure. Senator Sutton, ot Huron county, had his arm bruken.-Colum-bus Statesman. March ft

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An Art At* tx THK PKSISON Orrttm—This USB DR. S. D, HOWE'S moroinf. at

W attain O. Siade. ofv irftnta. ckrit to th« IT WILL CORK YOOE COUGH. XI Pennon 00 raeemttg a latter from a lady friend, who had gooc oat to Texas io

charge of, and under tha of, Mr. I ttmumncrt. I.VPIASA A. E*an», efT«*a*t anothar eWrk in tit*| sataa b«rta«. erent into the room of tlM lat-* ihnw,aaOM««vt tcr, and aa»auit««i W« with great violence

with a chair, which b# raitcltd aft. tie broke the fingers of Mr. Eeactt, we bear. and tatt \&m eo&si<l«rablj aboal tha baad. ____ batata tfeay were s«|«raitd by peraooa who rashed into tha mom 00 hearing tha aoisa] gw—s -i the fihkoaa. The bareao for aa boor al-j i«r«ranla pr«eetrted remarkable tct&e of! exc(teo»etvt. ihe ehHn oi (ha taimt depart*

of lbo lotatiw.—[ WashtogUMB Star, March

-Five.Day* later from Earope.

Arrtvai of ike Steamer Batlic—NickoJa* of Ru-tsia refuse* to exceed te the Deminds of the Alhed Fleet* —Grand WyPmeperoiitm*for the Ctmjbct.

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Th^ French loan was all taken. Austria give* no further indication of her policy, bat still, ia appearance, is with tho Western Powers. Up to the 10th of March, Russia had not rorecognixed the neutrality of Sweden.

It was reported that the export of gold from Russia Is prohibited. Benjamin Elkins & Son, of London, have failed.

Tho Pari* Correspondent says tho Cxar's refusal, was telegraphed from Berlin on the 18th, and that aa soon aa it was kuown, tho British minister notified Sir Charles Napier of the fact, overland.— Napier arrived in a steam frigate at Copenhagen on tho 20th.

The Austerlitx, of ooe hundred gun*, and three other French ships have sailed to the Baltic to join tho English fleets.

There «eeiD« to bo no doubt of tho prohibition of the export of gold from Russia. Lxchange 00 London had fallen largely at St. Petersburgh, Bills on Prussia were unsalable at London.

Tho New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Railway bill was negatived lu the House of Commons, without a divisiou, on the second reading.

The London Globe soya that the Turkish loan of £2,000,000 haa been taken by tho Rothschilds at 84.

The Times' Pari* correspondent aays 4,000 British troops wore to pass through France, to embark at Toulon or Marseilles, and Uie first detachment was expected in Pari# in a week or ten days.

Lord Raglan was to be in Peris on tho first of

^Vhe publication of a secret correpondence had increased a good feeling in Franco towards England. Several arrests had been made at Preston,^of delegates and committee men, of the workingmen's societies, on a charge of conspiracy.

Heavy forgeries have been committed on tho Havana agent of tho San Fernando Bank of Ma* drld.

Markets. NKW YOSK, April 4.

Flour Is firmer, with sales of 8,500 bbls at $7® 7 81. Wheat la dull but not lower. Corn is easier. Sugar Is heavy at 4)#»5c, for Orleaus. Molasses 26c, steady. Sales of 900 brls Pork at $12 014 50 for prime and mess—market easier. Beef is firm with an upward tendency. Cut meats are steady at &9dc for shoulders and hams. Bacon quiet. The money market is firm and unchanged. Stocks are firm.

CINCINNATI, April 4.

Generally the market Is dull. Flour Is not saleable at over $6. Provisions are flat and we hear of no sales. Sugar 4/35c. Coffoe 12)£c. Molasses 20® 22.

ITT To all those who are the advocates of ministerial stump oratory, we beg leave to commend the following which we take from the Richmond Christian Advocatev «:Thls is a sad affair, not for tha coootry, but for Christianity, so shamefully outraged in 'the bouse of its frieads.' Professionally, we cannot be supposed to fool Indifferently towards the ministerial character. When in their place, engaged in their appropriate work, no clsss of men in tho country is more highly esteemed than ministers of the Goapel. But when they turn aside from their holy employments, and descend into the arena of party political atrifo, the defile their mission, and lay their honor in the dust. Instead of 'washing their hands in innocency' they soil them with worldly filth, and stain them with crime against their country's peace. They richly merit the rebakes administered by gentlemen of the Senate, and must blame themselves If, hereafter, they find themselves shunned as disturber* of the public peace, and the religion they profess aad leach suspected of having too much to do with the world that now l«, and too little with that which Is to come. *My kingdom is not of this world,' said Christ «lf it were, then would my aarvants fight.' We write more in sorrow than In anger when we express the belief that this furious conglomeration of every shade of religious opinion and ecclesiastic sal policy against the Nebraska bill haa more of earth than heaven, of time than eternity, In its element* and objects, and has a higher veneration Cor men's judgments than for God's, notwithstanding their seeming Impression that his judgments are subject to the impertenlnt and vindictive movements ef their ova They can consort, unanimously agree, and act with a massive oneneas ia this case, but if the question concerned the sending of a missionary to convert the Chinese, they could not be wooed Into the same building together, or brought within bow-shot of each other, without vexatious disputing*, and sectarian wrangiings. We uOer this opinion with profound humiliation, but with as profound a conviction of its truth and justice. It is painful to witness such a deaecrction of ministerial character, lo watch the movements of men, of whom better things might be expected, engaged In a crusade agala*t the rights of the Sooth, aod trailing their priestly garments la the dust lo accomplish objects not mentioned ia their commission, aad never dreamed of in tha act* and writings of the Apostles. These are the evil works that endanger our glorious federal Union. Blinded with passion, and with far leas reason for resentment than Sampson for the loe* of his eyes, U«ey seise the pillars of the temple seek to bring it a mass ef ruia upon their

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RIDDLE, LOCKRIDGE & CO.,

HAVINGto

completed their extensive arrange-

rnenta secure a constant supply of the countless variety of articles in the Grocery line, are just now receiving their

Spring Stock of Groceries,

The largest and most complete assortment ever of. fered In Terre-Haute. These goods were selected especially for the Retail Trad* of this city and neighborhood, to serve our old friends with. In buying, we seek not for tho CHEAPEST, but for the BLST and in selling wo ore determined not to be underbid by any House keeping the geuuine article. We teuder our thanks to our numerous customers for their liberal patronage to us for the laat six months, and assure them that they shall still find, AT THE OLD R. Sc R. COREER, Such goods, and at sash prices, as shall merit continuance of the same.

The following are rome of the infinite variety of articles always found at oar counter SUGAR—Brown o£ all shades, Loaf, Crushed and

Clarified.

MOLASSES—Orleans,Sugar House, Philadelphia Syrup, and N. York Golden Syrup. COFFEE—100 baga, consisting of Laguira, Rio,

Mocha.

TEA—Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyton and Black— very choice. FISTI—Mackerel in barrels, half barrels and Kits

Tongues and Sounds, Cod Fish, Salmon, Fine White Fish, Sardines, 4oc. TOBACCO—Fine assorted Chewing Tobacco of

Taylor's, Hudson's, and William*' best. FRUITS—Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,Cocoa Nuts, Pea Nuts. Almonds, English Walnuts,

Filberts, he.

SPICES—Ginger, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, and Alapice. MUSTARD—A very fine pare article. FLAVORING EXTRACTS—A fifle and full assortment. PICK ELS—Assorted in gallon and half-gallon

Jars, Pepper Sauce, lomato Catsup, Lemon Syrap,

ate.

and

ewa

It ts~to these clerical agitators, with their South, braying against the South, we most ascribe the opinion, now wide spread, aad constantly strengthening aad deepening ia the public miad that there is something mora sacred thaa the Union of tbeee States, aad something a great deal more thaa their dissolution. If the conception reaches its consecration la the diswiatiea of our federal compact, tha evil, aad alt the disastrous convulsions attaadaal upea it, must be ascribed te Ihe evil cbiaaOottf of those miaiaters who, aa ia tha earn before as, tarn from the peaceful pa wait* of their calling te eagage ia reckleaa political brawliaga, aad to preaaeuto a ruthless Uivaaion of Ihe rigbta ef ethers.**

CHEESE—English Dairy and Western Reserve. SOAP—Common aad Fancy, of all kinds aad varieties. CAN t»LES—Sperm, Star, in )£, and whole

Boxe*.

TALLOWSALT—In Sacks and Boxe*. Ao extenalve supply of mfeceliaaeefl*article* u«aally kept by the trade, "loo tedloaa to aeatloa." PROVISIONS—Be*f, Fresh and Dried, Sugar

Cored Hanaa, Shoalders, Sides, Toegues White Bee as, (the real Yankee baking beano,) Onions, Dried Apples, Dried Peacbes, Potatoes, fee. FLOUR—Theheot Brands for Family aae» by the barrel, half barrel, or smaller qoantiliea. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE—The largest and most complete assortment ever brought te Terre-Haute, by any ooe house ^consisting of— PAINTED BUCKETS, Tubs, tlaad keefers,

Piggias, Masher*, Rolling Pins, Lemon Sqaee* ^n*t Clothes Piaa* Wiiies Wageae, Charae, Covered Backets, Well Becketa, Bowls of alt shtes, Nest Base*, Cocoa Dipper*, Tar Cans, |L? Selves, Baag Starters, Batter MonUie, Mops aad Mop Handle* Market Baskets, Clothes

Baskets, Cedar aad Bra** Boo ad Backets, See. BROOMS—Shaker aad Common Steamboat aad Stable. BR I 11KS—A fall assortment of all kiada, CORDAGE ef all aiaaa, from a plow line ta a

Steamboat CeMe.

..*r* .j» p.*. rM.

i^rV.^I VM-

NAILS, CofFee-Milt* Carry Comb*. 4e. To Farsaera, tianieaent aad flerkaaict. We keep aeesntaat Mnly of ail kiade ot Agr|. eattarsl tmpknaeais ww Plewa, Hoee, Rake*, Gardea How, Ana. Ike. CsltitatM*, Reaper*, Mowing Machiaos. Cradles, Scythe*, GriaiWmM, H*a4- barrow*, Scnpete, WfteeMmrrewa, RaMtsM Treeke, aad amay edMr fhlags pertalBiag ta

tJT Watwrathe Ageaey for the aabef Darkie's Catsbrsled PwkM* aa4 Mm Scale*, Plrs PwrfSaiea, dee. .a. We «ai «a ceattoes te pay the highest dMUket priee, ia CASH, ter alt kiada ef atarketiagCaSi aae give aa a triaL If yea wea't key, wt tem. We paaltl rsly wfll set fce aa^erasid by aay leapaa* lIMii hsa»s la Ow

RIDDLE,

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Ma. Sn«M«ra tfteeath Leetare wtli be deltv UdW toL7^

ered aaxt Ssbbatli Eveuing ia tho Flrat Pnabjti* riab Church. Subject, Lgutj. The public respectively invited te attend.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

smool. BOOKS FOR S»H\A, RectmmeAHrJ in tamyHmrt rilA ttf rtamitihtm •//.««, tf th* STJTR BOARD or KDCCJlr/O.V.r»»#»«Ii 0/ tkt 0«rrra«r, Amditrr Stttr, Trftturer if ni li S*p*rinlt*4nl af JPullic /ulrwtim.

JiImI I.ate, K. 77.] Orric* or Srr'I. or PC IUC Iwrracr-no*, Iniianmli*, A»». ISM.

ATUic

A MEETING of th* SUU- Board ot Biiacatica, Md at Capital, November 14, 1S43, each mom her ol tha Board boiaf prMMut, tite following document w«i adopted:

Inuntroui, N(.v. It, IMS.

Tha State Board ol Education approve th* following list ol text book* for common aebootn MeG offer* Bel ce tic *p*10n 1 Wtehalfa primary Geography book. MUrbeH'»Oco(traphya Aoa*, The Indiana l*t reader, I Ray Arithmetic part l«t,

Ray Arithmet part 3d, IU)'« Arithmetic part 3d, Webctof» DicUonarie*.

The Indiana 3d reader. The Indiana 3d reader, The Indiana 4th raador, Butler* BogUah Grammar,

The examination of Book* for oar caramon mfaaiihas Involved pre*t labor, but the Board ha* endeavored to perform the arduowi and responsible duty judicioutly, thoroughly, •nil faithfaliy. Intrinsic merit for Itmuwtl^a haa been 000tidered of paramount itupportaoce. aod secondly, economy to the State.

The School Trustee*, who*e d*t9 It t* to what Book* are wed, ean do much to assist the State Board In obtaining what the School law coo template*, ami economy (n the people demand*—uniformity in school book* throughout the State.

W. C. I.A11KABKE,

Superintendent of Pnbiie iMtruetton, and President of tlie Beard of Education.

S. B. A targe number of achool o«ser* and teacher* in Indiana have already adopted the above booka—^recommended by the 8tate Board In compliance with the new School law— thus ibowlnc a determination of the friend* of education to co-operate with the Boant In Mooring throughout the State the uniformity deffirad, which will avoid frequent and vexation* changcs, benefit the learner, and relieve parent* of

LOCKR1DGE h, CO.

TAIEOR Aim FCBSimm

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of Jt»tibar M8&,

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a*w»ttw saweaailUB' saw»»T-

«wl baias

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ea a** asbiea ef tmm aa4 ParabWfrr kaalUbi bwaribas.

aBnaMwa la wwll

dbara

LEE A IXAY1TT.

MAJSCTACTUKKKSSUMAKVK.RYAlso,Power*,

April«, 18M-a?-Sy

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NEW GOODS.

MILUXEBY AD FA\C1 GOODS, Parcfeaoad bykanetr.la KewTork, of tb« koat BstaJkUahacsa ia the CHT.

Wo partika»s KlbVu by tke Box, of the laipoHeta, and Bourltftea Ik lUaa&rlarrn' A|rtU,ail nivwiondl

dull beta eoostaai receipt of .VKIT GOODS (ton lir. CfclW. wfco toat peeooDt ruMtk(wSi* Vo«*. 5 OUT V« out) aA aa exaaiiBatioB of oar Stock.

Terre-Haate, April S, l«$4^Mlt

\BW BOOKS 1-SPRIWJ STOCK!! "l\"K in oo« daily nniiiCK oar Mm

Cap tc., at

RETAIL.

Facer,

.ts .satis -a,« is

April 7, So. tM Uaia St., CteclnnaU.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

TUB

undersigned, hereby givea uotice, that he will proceed to foreclose the equity of redemption in a certain Mortgage executed by William Foxworthy to Ira Donhatn. and by him aaaigned to tho undersigned, dated March 29tlt, A. I). ISM, and recorded in the Recorder'a Office of Vigo county, containing a provision empowering the Mortgagee or his Assignee to foreclose the same under tlie 53rd section chapter 39th of Revised Statute of lt43, upon the following described land and premise* aituated in Vigo county. ludian*, towit:, the eaat half of the aouth-weat quarter of Section fiAeeni in Towu*hip eleven (11), north, of Range nine, west, (except some eight or ten acres of aaid land situated in the north-west corner (hereof, which was conveyed to Je*so Jones by William Donham in hi* life time and expressly reserved in ssic' Mortgage). Also, the south half of the north-west quarter of the south-west quarter of the aforesaid Section fifteen (IS), tjontaining twenty acres aud, also, the south-eaat, quarter of the south-weat quarter of Section twent* -two (39), in Uie township and Range aioresaid. Tile amount doe upon said Mortgage is one note bearing even date with this mortgage and due twelve month* after date for three hundred and fifty dollar*, of the paymeut of wlilqh the sail Mortgagor ha* made default. Now, therefore, In order to foreclose aaid Mortgage under tiie power aforesaltl, I will proceed to sell said land end premises aforesaid or so much thereof as will satisfy Uie amount due Uier«pn, on Saturday, the third day of June A. I). 1^-54, at the Court llouse in the City of Terre-Haute, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and four o'clock, 1\ M., of which Uie said Mortgagor will pleaae take notice.

April 7, l854-28-8w

great and unnecessary expenae. The above book* are published, and for aalc by bookseller* generallv throughout Indiana, by Morton a OriRwold, Louta* vtlle) w. B. Smith A Co., Cincinnati) Thotna* Oopertbwalt

Co., Philadelphia) Pratt, Woodford Co., and Clark, Austin Smith, New York. April 7-28~2mg

Hough and Ready! Willing and Waiting!!

CIHO€ERlr ESTABLISHMENT!! AT TIIK

3TVt £2s 2S2Lo

Valuable Town Lots For Sale!

rpUE uuderslgned ia autiiorlzed to sell ou favor.1. able term*, the following valuabfb city propert}', belonging to l)r. William Maxwell Wood:

Lot No. 1, iu Wilson's addition to Terre-Haute, situated on the SouUi West corner of Market and Oak streets) apposite the old McMttrran property. This ia a full town lot, aud la well located for building purges.

Also, Loti at* No. 9 aud 12, of the subdivision of Out-Lot No. 33. These loti lie between Cherry and Mulberry streets, and have a front of twenty five feet on Water street, runuing back to the Wnbaah River, part of the "Ohl Urewery" Lot.

If not sold in reasonable time, the above Lola wlU be sold at Public Auction. March 31-27-tf. THOMAS II. NELSON. (Prairie City Copy.)

NOTICE TO PHYWC'IAXS.

NOTICE

is hereby' given, that sealed proposals for attending upon all prisoners confined iu Jail, and pauper* in the County Asylum, and upon tbe poor generally In thin County, will be received until Saturday, the 23d day of April, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at tho Auditor's office, iu TerreHaute, Vigo County, Indiana.

It is proposed to receive proposals for separate Districts as follows One District to comprise all that part of tho County, lying North of the center of Township eleven, aud Bast of the Wabash River One District to comprise all that part of the couatry, South of ths canter of Township eleven, and Kast of the Wabash River and One District to comprise all that part of the county lying West of the Wabash River.

All proposals must b.j accompanied with the names of responsible persons aa securities for Iho faiUiful performance of the contract.

By order of the Board of Co. Com. ALBERT LANOE, Auditar. Terre-Haute, March 39, l854-27-4w. Gduner, Prairie City, and Express, will please cop}'.

State of Indiana, Sullivan county,

Court of Commou Plea*. May Term, 1H54. Mary D. PirUe and George W. Pirtle, Executrix and Executor of Wm. L. PlrUe, deceased, e#

Margaret Ollcy Pirtle, heir of said deceased.— Petition to Sell Jjand.

NOTICE

laATS KTASD

OK OESC81PTIOS OF

Cast aad Cenaaa Saw*. Xanafeciarer* of IViWle Cireatar Saw Mills aad H«nw Mo. S3 iraterStiw**. between tVaiaetami Vlae,Ctaetaaatl,OMe.

WE HAVE \OW OX

BMHt varied and rictMl be fooBd Uie

is hereby given, that Mary D. PirUe

and George W. Pirtle, Executrix and Execu tor of William L. PlrUe, deceased, have filed their Petition to aell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being Insufficient to pay his debts: and that said peUtion will ho heard at the next Term of the Court of Common Pleas of said County. Test, JOSEPH W. WOLFE,

March 31, 'M-3t, C. C. C. P. B- C.

State of Indiana, Sullivan county, as.

Court of Common Pleas, May Term, 1*54. John Dodd ana Sarah Burton, Administrator*, tt, the Heirs of Wm. Burton, deceased.—Petition to

Selt fond.

NOTICEBarton,

Is hereby given, that John Dodd and

Sarah administrator* of the Estate of William Barton, deceased, have filed their pe.tition lo sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being Insufficient to pay hi* debt*: and that said petition will be beard at the next Term of the Court of Common Plea* of aaid Count v.

Attest, JO&FPH W. WOLFE,

March 31, 'S4-3t. Clerk C. C. P. S. C.

ATTACIinEVrNOTICE^

"V"OT1CB bereby (Ina. That a writ of attaebsMt was lasant by m». tba aoderatcaed, a Jostle* of the Peaes ia HanriMo Towo*laip. Tie* Ooaaty, aod State of laiilaoa, no tba 1Mb day of Mareh. lm, acaiert tbe pxrl* aad ebsttie*, mummf* aad e»er«* of Fraaets wa Hri W illiam WKberwaa, ta Urat ot Jobs P. Malrd, aad tbe aaid writ of sttaebiaeai retvnwid ssreid by at4«-iin« tbe «eod* of the Matailt' Aai 1 bare set UM trial oftbiaCaaae to tbe) 8th day Aptfi. ISH. st o'clock, A. M., of vUdi tb* MMats will tsfee •otter.

TbU SM day of Man*, MU. mot, U. RAT, 3. 9. faxtt-l

TALtJABLE LOTS FOR SALE* fttraet, tbe loeatioa of tfease lot* caaby say other Ms la tbe etty. To any take a tw laynmwat tirff ova tee wortfe doaM* tfc* aMeey 1 s«k lUUMntt, Estate A«Mt.

SITCATKB

«a

ntu

Atrwt, tbe tooatioa

aot

exoeiied

fiHia wieWag

OIT-LOT FOB SALE.

RRMTAOSAO xtx* ACKSM, WBTEB I

VftotMsa. Th»« Mbt *wry

vodaaUs

vMdia aty

bn4* tor

il*aa*i IH a lew t.

sals

MS.

Mk^lM_

S. MABBK*T,

Krai

GOLD iram

LAftGS STOCK, of_* w^T»f

saperior

and ROk

1IA3ID THE

of PiAXOS to

be fooinl!»t .at prkea var)i»»* from

uXJS

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lo |M. Oar instrument* are from the

oldest atxii taqcoat Maautaetarera ia Mow BoMrni aad oar arrai^eaieata enable a* to *eU

Pianos of b«Uer qoalit than ran be found In Ihi* city, at

Pianos of b«tt

sane price* a* inferior Instruments, *old et«ewbere. In all esse* to aeU at m»auftirtur«r«' a* a *ioaU ladaeonent are aoiaowttal rettevett will make a discount of 3 per cent, from reg«Ur prlee* tbr

same prin

TEE:::::::::::::::?!

tfe will muraatee in all rase* to prteoa,

rsai.oo 00 i.eo 10

even addinc height, and 1

till our ovenioeked ware rooms ar

A. COl.BURN & KIKLU, Depot for Chlrkoring'*, and H\x»d*ard A Broara'a, H. JTorcortsr, and T. Gilbert A Co.** .Sottas Piano*.

eaaliiv, tor sale

W. H. BtiCKlJfattAjrs, Ktffa«ftba"8lcBo^li.*'

HOT COBSt

wcstfzt uf jtttr roxx ttLmrmsTzn, try Mom KoMflwa. 1mm Ova thtawae* aae Saw Umbo* Hweaa it firm Pesata, Igr theLadimat ttts MMm.

At awai? W. X. MtWKUrOttAJrM.

REMOVAL!

TCEH1

flS

awleertgned have remeved lltetr 4»IK4*

AMD PROVISION KTOHE,

ef Hii'»al aai (Me Wm», fcstt Bast of the a Jants

Otas^ ®ssse wkera fluy base ia*t a*tt asSasiaA eassrtsiaat OF TJLSTT&T f#i

tbe waattef 0m ceasssaafe^aa aaaa* aad al Soeatabla toomo* Aeeetlsdl

THK

OPKX KD

Bnak.*,

IV Stationery, sri taqr Mat MmL NMhaaw,

ymy Ocmii]

ami Cbmii Bookn Ke* Ktttto) Jwwilq Ott, aad t\»t»j aad bettor Paper, Gold ant St^ TO*. Catier?, Toy*, CttIU*S HOOK STORK.

a. a. twrrn.

WJCKUM,

is fauaa aod »«Q antapta* ta la tbe ttm kept

jmumr Viun.

Tfce Omem of unBWMAlER it STBATO.f, FQ& KFJIMDIM'O tCOMMtMfttJT MKMCtt*J*T*A

Cbey w£H alwafa Iw UrnH Matr lealea BMase* aWsatlsa te

ill

%ot*o&oo0o, Maiili», XH8I yt-8ba»

4 S «f USaes,, Pias.**^, at rTi

a rerv

MARK WELL!

Th* Mlowtag enwnaratlon l« firen to aid perckaaer* ia ftadiat *h»t they may wish to pvrcbaOF, f#-nf SIHiAHS—New Orlean*,Common, Fair, Prime*

aad Clarlltdi Powxlored, CnaM,

dripping* of

All peraon* detiroui of making purchase* of Paper are respectfully Invited to call and exnmine the a**ortinent. J. COOK A CO.,

Terre-Haute, march 1, '34-SMtf No. 1. Union How.

IllliiSliSiiftlsi

NEW ESTABLISHMENT

KXPHBSS PRINTING OFFICK.

COFFKK.Jiij«.1K, l-JEAOOL4SSES,

fruits, i\u:s, Tobaoco, PnivLsiwns, &c.

DAVID

HAS

DANALDSON

stncwl

caa

Morhof

assortment of

DRV CiKOt iiUIKS, I

At bi* oM stMhl oa Market Strwt, w*l af tho Ooart liooW', ant OrMrMi* to mil Kb* Mine at a* rate* a* lioiUar arttaia*

he ta Iki) part «f the wontrr. Boring piw

tatlr aadeautloacly with oasb, aod pr»tprri»jr anil lo Ilia ua* way, ba wttt be roateut wilts

wry

snail minuter

out Kvery arttd«Mall ht a* rvpnaeotwl, awlarth«]«ialt.v ofreturulckgtbvBwoeyoa ttte return of tbepjod*, llcrespectMlty eolkits many trial*, ar any amount of aeratluy and lawatli^itioa a* tu tbe quality and prir* of tb* many articlta tw ha* 00 baud and for sal«.

aod

IMT

White gnM Ooffe*

5aB»r*. TKAS—Gunpowder Extra, Imperial, Common aad Ksnu l{yaoo, am! Ooaunou aad Ftnc Black Tra«.

COFFKK—Laguira, Rio—White aud Groan,— aad (uperior old

Java

Coffee.

SYRUPS—New York Golden Svrup-—Uie

Sasart Xew Orl«an* ItrMM, ^ugar lton*e,

Oaedale aad naatatka Mola**e*.

FISH—Mackerel in barrel*, half and quarter barrel*, and Kittj Tmpaea and Seontls, Oodfl»b, frrab Sardines. ant ff hile fish.

FU1UTS, NI TS, «tc.—MR Raisins,

Prone*, laat* Onrraat*, Citron, Canton Oinpr, OliM, Nut», AlmomSo, Filbert*, Brazil and IVaunt*, Knylloh

out". XntBMf*,

Usee,

ua»

FoSi

«l-

C'IOTC*. Ppbs**,

Uluaer, Cayenne, 4e.

TOB At"Ct—John Anderson'a solace, ami Wat-

aoa*« Virginia fine eat Chewing Bit want*' anil Kl Dorado natural leaf Ctwwinjr? floe wt Smoking Oomnon Ulnouri, aad Lennox** Verr Sweeli and Maeoouti* Snuff.

CltAltS—La Norma and IJ*Union, fine Figaro,

Fiel—CWoraJo, Plantation, and light brxwn Havana.

SOAPS—-Basin's, Poncine, \Vindsor, Sassafras

Variegated, brown Bar, white Soda, Oerman Ifksbtnf aod

PlklHl Sofcp. PHIKLES—Assorted In gallon and half gallon

Jam, l=etp*r Sane* in quart* and pint*} Qround Spicca, Ca**i», Miultrvl, Lero«n Jirep, Ae., Ar.

A VO «ING KXT »t A PS-Vanilla, 0 range,

lanoa. Rose. Sultana Raliiitf, R*yleaf and lto*e water. Mi*c«llnnewiit

Article*—Star and Tallow

Gaifctle* Pooler, Shot, te*'l| Rlee, Table Salt, Soda, Sains rata*.

Stakln*

fowOer*. Stareli, Illicit In?, Tut*, itnrket*,

Krletion iltatche*. Shaker llnxm*. Rone Mat*, Whlak*, ltalcont*, Oottoo Rope,

lllow Racket*, Clothe* and Hotline

Pin* and M«*her*. (roodwi Bote*. N'atli Hoard*. KMJLISu r»AlRV t'HKKSK, and CtPKR V1NK1 AR.

a O I S I O N S

Suitar Cored llan*. Corn Beef,

Oara

Meal, Floor, Potatoes,

Drifd Apple* and Paaehe*, ft hlte Hean*, Butter, Kggt, Union*, Apple*, .ti\. .t-.

Produce Wanted.

The ht«be*t eurrcnt rate*, toC**li or tirooerie*. will alway* be paid for mo*t of Uie merchantable pmluct*ot the country| and thn*» htvinf a turplu* »re respoetftilly reqneated to call b«br* dlspoaiag of tholr itoek.

Terre-Haute,

tgago

A.BEL DONHAM.

THK

I. OANAI,l»SON,

Market Street, Ka*t of the Court llouae.

Terre-Hnnte, march 8l-4Ttf. UjP Pawn S*vi« on hand.

TE.4X TEAM!»! TEA«nT

DS.

OA N I.IISON liy ». tin", nil a«*ortmeol of tireen and lllm (larkeil or looi*. as till* |lare afford* which are oflerel in larite jiareeU, or pioosiiieal, at the lowest rate*. Call ami evamlne.

Marrh

ni-UTtf

II:LUA(IIV«!

4 PKW Jar* of raajtmtWoi.t UK A NOV PEACHES— !cmietlc make—warranted. For dale nt Harvh 31-3Tlf 1). S. i)ANAU»SON'S.

A W A E

SPRING- ARRIVALS!

»ufo»crllor»

ment of

arc ttow reoolvlug their Spring assort

HARDWARE, IROX, ft AILS, Ac.

wlilcli nill lio more full and eUemtivo, and oinliratMiif a irrrster varloty ol' deairable ifooil*. than lia* ever been olferi'H in lhl» inarltot. Tu their old friend* and cuntomer*, and the public annerallv, thu.v beg leave to My, that they caji present Intluooment* to purchase of Ilium, wlileb cannot bo *urpaa*ed oa tho Wabash.

March

J. COOK A CO.,

St, WSI-Sd-tf No.

UNION

IS COIIU

ROW.

WA I.L lPlilt A'l' COStT

rjlllE Mibwrlbcr* liavinjr ilcU'rinliutd Ui rrliinjuUh llie *«le «f Wall Paper, offer their entire *t»ek,

AT C««TI

eon-

Injt of 3WK) l*ieco», with Honler* lo match comprising a very (treat rarleiy of now and fashionable stylos, varying In prices from

pttr piece.

W at« III»."

rpHK *wb*erlher hs» now on hand a lino •election of Gold and Nllvor IluntinK Walehesof T. P. Cooper, M. I. Tobias, Jamet Jolitinoii, 85 Church street, /f'ni. Heua, Josh. Pemberton, 11. M. Poytlen, II. M. Doret and many other celebrated maker*, and In irroat variety of ease*, both fbr ladiex and gentlemen, and at prices that will compare favorably with tho*o of any establishment o««t or west.

rmen

city

8. «. KHKHMAft,

March 3), lK54~27y No. 4 Plmnlx Row, Turro-llaute.

WATCH REPAIllim

HAVK two of Uie iu»«t oxperlenccd and sklllfol workIn till* country, eon*tanlly employed, aud ean promise that all watch ru|ftlrliij will lo done In the very boat manner and promptly. march 31, l*H-g7y B. H. PHBKMAlt.

JEWEI.RV.

N"K\V

pattern* of Pin*, Kar liiiig* and Hoops, Gold Pencil* with l'en*, Gold Ousrd snd Poll Chain*, Gold King*, Gold KiHft'teelen, Ate., al tbe very lowea« prlee*. st

march 31-8?y

at*.

H.H. PKKKMAN'rt.

ool» PI:^«.

Asion

VERY large a**ortmsnt of Gtild Pen* In Silver extenholders, all •Ixet—warranled for one yesr If well used, at mar.3l-gyy H. H. PHIfltMAyi'B.

'RILVER SPOONS.

SILVER

Table and TM Mustard, Bait, Crssm and Kugar Hpoon* 811 vnr Porks, llntter Knlve*, dec. Hllverftpnon, Knife and Pork In ease*, for ehll(r»n'« u«o, st march Jl-27y 8. H. FKKEMAK'S.

FAMT ooomi.

."1

VKRV rarlet) of Fancv Good* usually found In auch establishments, ean be had at march 31-4?y M. U. FRRKMAN'B.

Black and Fancy Plaid and Striped

DRESS SILKS.

EJiave ju«t "jwrisd a iai*» a«*ortm*nt_of superior

Black fall qusIiUe*) and

ifaney

Dress ffliks. Also,

new style llooiton Lacs Collars, and a tine assortment of

Inside Hdkf*. Msrib 3UM7-4W R. dt O. TOUSBT.

by Expi I'lea, BO

IS CALLED TO THE LAWJK

ooo tor .tmmimtm Slatil

re»». nnet#

(1ST received latest Spring Sty and Ribbon* at arch 31,1853-27-1m TOU8EY*8 Caah 8toro.

rnnrrc iiL

A.?crACTt*RK,ul

of Uma*

yusiawU (or tea

lot*

store.

krer respeetfnUy Invitee tbe attention of tbe this city, snd stirronadlag country, to hi*

T«Hfc «ibseriber

-11

l»* of

LARGE stock of PURNITUKE ANI CHAIRS,

CeatMlnc In r»srt of SOP AH, HVUi./.VH. TABLES. LOtJJtGES, Wbll A-VI) LOW POUT MEl«n'BAO», and CHAIJt* of every de*eripUon.

Work made to order tiy the imst of wort men, and of tb* best materials. Hepalrlng done o» sbort notiee. And all Parattore sold as loar as any establishment on tbe W«baitu Don't forget tbe plaee, oeeosrra TB* Pasiaia Hoetaa.

Tern-Haate, Xareb IRW-34-ly C, K. WAfUfBR^

»"'**•. n, HOl.MtZH *l HON, W. a. aoL»a*.

_*A® r*POKT«t» of pApnt

HA SOIXO.a, no. Msln atn Cteeteaail, OMo, dwa/s on hand a iwyt aod aasortaa Paper,J8orl«r«. firs Board Pattern*. WMe Certain Papers, A«.

always on hand a iarve SM!gsnersi fwieral assortsMot of Walt BoardPa farttr'rrt to (fas eeoatrjr tree* at tbe lowest prk*m.

Ami Bnrn at Mtnofoetotert I'rirtt. All of wbtek^^tAr

PersosM vtmtto* Ow dtr and lo wa« at ftriu tot Parlare, Walls, WoJog noamt, or Cbaaibars, will «o wall by saillag sa tbe sabseribers st

Xo. M»Maia, tUrdi Match 34, l«M_ae-fta

lelow Uh *tr«t, Market apse*.

PL BLIC

MOCK

01 DET OOOMB~

At r. NIPPERTB.

Stoefc

'if I try Good* being

actoMtally Isrge for tfeta

•eaaoa of Ae year, fee will tbetefefe olfcr great lodaeeaMwta lo parefcaaers, ia order

Ut rodmoo

tt before his Opriag

and Maaiiaer pereitaaes an Below are a few article* aaerab)dt Pi

A ^ee

aaaeruaestof IMataea,

Collars." C«A,

VbMa

CeAiaere*.

ATDaeaa,

Pl*14

Lieeas

a»d Cbacks.

l"«4er*l«*ro*, Cbeatheaea, V«t4tfBud!

M4 lnsaUC*|«,Ed|claeiand

InsetUafs. A flae lot of

Joooooio, thrtomm,llMpK»ooA

Briiliaateaaa.

Parriwrtea Moek, -few's

tenw-Oaata, Feb.««. •»«. Sertb of PebHaBqaaiV.

H. SMITH, D. D. S. BEING

aow permanently 1 tea ted lu hi* sea Oftea aa Ohio atreet, dth d&r Eaat of the Pablle S^aare, will at all times beta' readiaeaa lo wait aa bis patroas In all thlnrs pertaining to hisorofeaaionft. B. No credit giaea far operations an leas by anrviea* arratrfemenc

Torre. Haa te, October 3,1&SJ«1-Iy

BLAlfK DEEDS A!VD290RTGA0ES, Printed i« e»afer»Hy to the new Statntea, aad and aa fine, strong, white paper, are kept coaataatly for mi* at title office, either by wholesale ar retail. We warrant them lobe inferior to aeae prfated hi this State* Order*-from abroad respect-

fi'U- eolidlad.

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