Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 April 1854 — Page 4

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County Temperance CMtveatioa

Pursuant to call a portion of the people oi

Vigo County met io ihe Cotirl-Hotiae in

Terre*Haul«,on Saturday, April 844, IBM,

to take measure* far promoting the passage,

by the State Legislature, of a prohibitory

Liquor Law

After calling the roll ol th« lowriehipe, a

committe

fi»« waa appointed

to report

manent oflVcere for the Convention.

per

The commttee. cooaiating of M«ffi

Fairbanks. W. A, Bryan, Thornae Durham.

Ajlirn tod llutw, reported for officer*:

President. O. StephanaOn Vice Preaf

dtoii,

John

VVier.

Honey Creak

DiekTton. of (mat

of Harriaon: Secretaries J. B. Soale

aud VV. B. ffawkine.

On Motion

lUtolt'd,

On taction.

That all peraotw

pranent from ibe different portion* of the

county be requested lo report their name*

•fid act a» l«legat*a in tbie Convention,

whether »pp"t»tted or not

Knotted,

Thai a Committee,

of reven be appointed to report business for

the action of this Convention

The following ta the Committee.

«R. W Thompaon. Peter Hull*.

B«KF

John M. H. Johneon, S* B. Gookin#,

Wosei Souie. Joa. C»ro*er.

Adjourned to HaSf-paat one P., M.

a.ctoct.

P. M.

Convention met according to adjourn

ment. The Buainea* committee reported the

following fesolutiona, whitSh. on motion,

were taken up, acted eeparately, dwcuaaed

and adopted

Heiolved.

.doubt

That tbie Convention baa no

of the Constitutional power of the Leg

islature to pa«» a law prohibiting the manu-

laciure arid aale of intoxicating bevaragea.

a* a neceaaary pari of the police power of

ihe State.

Reiohcd.

That we regard ihe time a*

having arrived when it id the duty of the

Legislature ao to exeroiae tbi» pownr ita to

prohibit, absolutely and eniirely. auch man

ufacture and aale a« the tneana of protect

ing the people of the State, from Ihe evil

consequences

intoxication, from ihe in

crease of crime and taxes, and from their

demoralizing efTecii upon society.

Ilciolved,

That, in our opinion, ihe citi-

gene of thia county owe ittolheirown rela

tive position in the State, to put fourth what

ever efforts they can ialrly and honorably

employ, to secure, al the next seasion ofthe

Ujjialature, ihe paaaage of such a prohibi

tory law

Rctohcd.

That, with ihe viow to effect

this object, we think it i* ihe duly of the oil-

ixena of Ihe county to require ol-candidates

lor Ihe Leginlaiura thai they «H«tinoily and

puhltoly pledge themselvs to the advocacy

of such a prohibitory, law, as a condition of

their election and we hereby pledg oursel

ves, each to the other, th«t we will not sup

port any candidate who doe* not declare

himself in favor of such a low.

Retolved,

Thai we dp not think it expe

dient that this Convention make a nomina

tion, at thia time, ot oandidatee for the Leg

islature, pledged alone lo the advocaoy of a

prohibitory law—but that such nomination,

if it shall become neoeaaary, may be here

after made.

Retained,

That if oandidatee ahould here

after be put in favor of a prohibitory law. it

may supercede the neoeasity of a diatincl

and separate 'nomination by the frienda of

that measure—but if none ahould be nomi

nated, within a reasonable lime, will then

beootno our duly to make such distinct and

adpnrate nomination.

Resolved.

Thai a committee of aeven be

a pointed who ahall be known as the Central

Committee of Vigo county, who ahall be

charged with the general supervision of

the oauae of a prohibitory law. who shall

have the power to call meeting*. and whose

duty it ahall be to call a County Convention

at auch time hereafter as ihey ahall think

best, for the nomination of candidate# for

the Legislature.

Resolved.

That it be reoomended lo Ihe

several townships throughout the county, to

appoint tewnahip committees, to auperviae

the cause of a prohibitory law in ihe several

lownahips.to act in ooncert with the Central

Committee and lo do wbataoever may be

nftcesaary to secure the ultimate triumph of

prohibitory law.

Rtnohed,

Thai a contribution be now

made by thia Convention, towards the fund

neoeaaary carry on the campaign, through

out ihe Slate, In favor of a prohibitory law,

and that the aame be paid over lo the State

Cebtral Committee or their agent—and that

the Central Committee of the county and

townahip Committees be requested to make

similar oolleoiiona from time to time, and

pav them over In the eame manner.

And

It0*olved.

further. That thtaQonven-

tfort pledges itaHf to raise the amount prom

ised by the delegation of thia county at

ibe Slate

Convention last winter. ,tf

«iThe following gentlemen were appointed

to act as the Vigo Central Committee, with'

power to fill vaoaneiee:

*«8 B. Oookins, Robert Whany, G. W.

Cfrppinger, B. II- Cornwall, Nipperl. H.

Fairbanks, and R. W. Theropao*.

bftstWeed, That the papers ot thia city and

"Temperance Union," ol lodiaoapoli*, be

requeaied to pufcliah the proceedings ofibie

Convention.'

"W Adjourned «W dit

mrt

J. STBPHKNSON, Psrearfewf.

4J. B, L. Socuu

\\'H B.

leal noattettv a*

Secr*t*rie*.

Wf-SPf

tout cays the LoweW Courier, would have

rtoeived unanimous applause ihe Ver

mont Peativel in that city on Wedneaday

laet, had not the length of the exemtee* pre-

vented it* being read. It »the production

of one Reverend Mister Ho#ford, city mist-

•ionary.towell, and is about as beastly a

Mecimen of Reverend decency that we

dapped eves upon:—

MM*

««m

a eaotifoout.

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M0T8CB. Ma

ay Ims fo Into polite

orUa Kftd at* wool

ot^rS2a—« ^e a^rtaH of tt* pltfe

eitieeed. I- *1,2""s

o»«, «r»d oo. av

Nebraaka count*. w»b tba

it a thorough looking ai

gone aome

ur tnab. from OwwUl#. 4 l,

The ilrMlse Cs»r,

The suit brought by the Verre Haute

Bridge Company against Capt. JoBj, lor

running a steamboat against the bridge, and

knocking a portion of it down, which suit

was taken from this county by a change

Venue to Putnam, was decided by the Cir

cuit Court at Greenes*!le, week before laet

Judge McDonald andTJ. P. Usher, appear

ed for the bridge, and Hon. O. H. Smith

and Simon Yandes of lodianspolts for the

boat The Greencastle

Samuel

Cek

Banmtr

of the case savs:—

Benj .McKeen.

*p«*king

••Any emount of evidence w«« inlro-

dudel by both parties, proving the wilfu l-

nea* of the* act on one side, and thf

''oouldo't help it," on the other. Deposi

tion after deposi'ion were read, given by

the officer* of the boat and the men who

were on her at the time, stattog that ibe

boat was managed with care and skill* ami

out of th* power of the officers to preveni

it. The company proved that the act wee

premeditated, and wilfully done on the part

of the pilot He had made hte threats to

that effect, and csrried tuern out. and alte*

accomplishing his end, exulied over it very

much, and swore he would have done it be

fore had be had a boat strong enough. The

boat wa* above the bridge aod undertook lo

go through the draw bow foremost, instead

of the usual tnsnner, rounding to. and

droping through, which was proof sufficient,

outside the pilot's confession and threaten

ed intentions, that ths sot was wilful and

premeditated. Owing to the length of lime

occupied in examining witnesses &c., the

day was spent, snd the court adjourned the

pleading commenced after supper, the law

yers, by sgreement, taking an hour each

It was near eleven o'clock before they got

through. The court house was crowded,

as a rich treat was expected in the way of

"sharp shooting." bul all had placed their

expeclions too high, and, of course, went

away disappointed. The man from Ihe

••raging Wabash" got the credit of being a

••little the biggest bull dog," and the ex-

minister not very eloquent but a dealer in

comrfton sense. #hile the tall youth would

have done bolter in a better cause, and

Ihe railroad man as having an abundance

of gas and a thorough knowledge of the

Supreme court and the Wheeling bridge

caael

The Jury, after aa abience of a few

hours, brought in a verdict of #1760 in favor

of the bridge company.

A Hbootiof Affair. 51

On laet Wedoesdey quito a shooting af«

lair caitie off in the south western part of

(Mi county, in which one man was killed,

and another mortally wounded. The Court

of Common Pleas being in session a court

of inquiry was held before Judge Cowgill on

last Friday, at which the following facts

were brought out. It appears that there

wss a log-rolling at a Mr. Dobson's at whick

several neighbors were present. Mr. Hiram

Furney who was a road aupervisor. left

sometime before night, with ihe intention ot

warning a Mr. Rice, and othors he had not

seen, to work on the roads* Nothing fur

ther was beard from him until the next

morning, when an Irishman came to the

house ol Mr. Dobaoti. and infoimed him

that Mr. Furney was at Mr. Rice's nearly

beat to death, the deed being done the night

before, and it was impossible for him to

communicate Ihe news aooner. as Rice sat

up all night with him. watching whether

Furrtey would die or not, and a* he (Rice}j

fell ealeep about daylight, he took advant-j

age ol the opportunity to give the informa

tion. Rice would not permit Ihe Irishman

to leave, and threatened if he aaid anything

to kill him. Several of the neighbors sooh

gathered in, and found Mr frurney in a

helpless condition, horribly bruised, and to-

telly insensible. It wa» thought he could

not possibly live long About thisi time

Rice had caught hie horse and was in the

act of having, with Ins rifle on his shoulder,

when Mr Joshua Furney. a broiher of the

injured man, in company with hie father,

was seen coming up ihe road, the young

man having also a gun on bis shoulder As

soon as i*»oy were aeon approachiug by

Rice he dropped the reins of his bridle, and

advanced towards them with hia gun in a

shooting position. When within a fewyards

of each other both guns were fired, it is not

known, which first. Rice being killed on the

spot, the ball entering hia breast, while the

ball of hie gun trussed Furney but hit an

other man by the name ol Danbury imme

diately in the rear, the ball taking effect

his aide, Dan bury it is thought will recov

*r. The ball has been extracted. R'c

was a man of desperate character and

source of annoyanoe to the whole neighbor

hood, he had lately sold his larm, Mid when

advised by a friend to move off into some

new country, he swore he would not be run

away by any set of men, and that if Hiram

Furney the man he so unmercifully beat,

ahould ever put his foot on his farm -he

would beat him to death. How the diffi

culty between Furney and Rice be^an the

night before we have not learned, urney

may possibly rtcovar. Hia akull is broke

in several places. Rice was man of near

fifty years of age,lu»d has leA a widow and

a largo family of small children. Joshua

Furoty, in takiu thought to hate d(

JPm

8*9*$r^

Htti— wtaAfm In

if die JVekwfcB BiH idi^

The lodiaoapoKa lotimal complaint that

the anow atom of Bailer Sunday waa fol

lowed by a "regular July ihuoder atorat,%%

l"he effect of theiatter »i«taik» ta thua d«h

acribed in the Journal:

*'l\igue'a ervek waa "h'tgis." Abova the

culvafta the ground waa covered with ara-

tar two or thnte f«t dee|». while the low to*

torn betwecM Htiaoi* awi*t aad the canal

wa* along take ofyeUow turt»uieQt tossing

water and mad.

Lanvoage laila to 'ekpHtH'th# o6trtw^t stnie|ti fcoak hi«d«f knocked doarn, a »al-

watt hare for Aa

al) decant

it.

Horafo^ oaght to ba

IhtHttg the atom awrai eNmaa^a wara

calf killed, if the aim of tha dead calf

be oaad by tha book biadar, to

baetaeoa. tha ahocked takgraph «M-

emtor a«wd a prt**t* detpatdt

httbbtailt1—Ct* Caai.

Kwt

whi» la

}^f«u

j- M«MJ t*-*

1'BK KCSSIAJV FUUST.—The

industrious atid la*v men!

Russian fleet

in the Baltic numbers tweftty-eeveo vessels

of die fine mcludteg three deckers, eighteen

frigates and fifteen corvettes, besides a con

siderable number of steamers Thst of the

Black tea.

the ether nsnd, will amount

to eighteen vessels of the line and among

iheni three-deckers, besides twelve frigates,

ten corvettes sod several steamer*. Hence,

itte Ruesisn marine amounts iu all to forty*

five vessels of the fine* thirty frigates, twenty

five corvettes and twenty brigs, besides the

very considerable force of steamers snd gun*

boats which the Russian inspiration places

at four hundred ve**e!s. The aggregate of

%he Russian crews is given at fifty thousand

six hundred men of wnom thirty thousand

eight hundred belong to the Baltic, and nine

teen thousand eight hundred to the Black

Sea Beet. The grand Russian three-deck-

era are. the Ruuia, of one hundred and

thirty guns the Twelve ApostUta. of one

hundred and twenty guns the Three Saints,

of one hundred aud twenty and the War

saw of one hundred and twenty.

OLD BCLUOS VS. THE POST

Bunion has made proclamation that he will

neither send or receive anything through

the St. Louis. Post Office Hi correspond

ence with that city will be carried on thro'

Adams & Co'*. Express line. The Office

of Adams & Co in thst city will be the Colo

nel's post office there. It will remem

bered is^^ connection, the Administration

appointe* ifa batei? anti-Benton man Post

Master at Louis.

A rare aft unique collection of all the

fruits cultivsted in the United Stales, except

the peach, is on exhibition at the Patent Of

fice, Washington. The fruits are made of

composition, and colored so as to sppear

natural. There are four hundred varieties

ofthe apple, and about five hundred of the

pear, etc with a description to each, the

soil, locality, and other information useful

to the practical gardner. r.-y,f

N. L.

Mrs.

Ames, widow of the late Syl-

vanus Ames, and mother of Bishop Antes,

of Indiana, died on Tuesday of last week,

in Athena county, Ohio. She and her hus

band were among ihe early settlers -of

Athens." Her age was 84 years/ Ri

The newest and most fashionable style

of pantaloons in N. York are of a light grey

ground, with the casile of Iliedelberg in

blue on one leg, and Mount Vesuvius in

green vomiting forth fife, on the other! neat

but not gaudy!

The business portion of Jacksonville'

Florida, was destroyed by fire on the 8th

instl Some seventy buildings were burned,

and the loss is estimated at half a million

of dollars.

Because Ihe latter cannot be judged by

Aunt Ploddypoddy says, if yrtu punch

ihe pith out of a horsehair, and Sll it with

the liltle end of uolhiug, whittled down to a

point it will rattle as sonorously a* some

of the reported speeches ol modern tegiela-

tora,-

Young ladies oow-a-cUya «|Jien ihey «r®

preparing lor a w«lk, ought not to keep their

lover* waiting aa they used to do, for now

they hfeve only put th«ir bonnets half on.

The man who •brought down the house,1

f""* hm"k lhB CftlUr- rr 1

Why nut y»if middle of your iaeaf

yea

«f

df» aaad.

?£$

Otwri

bis rUk with htm,

one uolhing more than

what any man would have done under tha

circumstances, knowing tha daageroua

character of Rw» aod the risk he would mil

going liiera ttbarmed

Th® foliowhif ikti* waa no evi

A* thtta was no evidence to

hild Furnejf to trial he wa# diaobargca.-—

bvH

tt»r*edaS»iB ordar hM btwtt

of ttattagtnf poliM

Ul«« «ia*Mt to

7p tt.aaJwqJ.~6*****

CORPOBVriOH KLBCTIOIf

Nones

watmtmvm, MWI

ftrtt* fcnwrta* KATtm. TWO OKmaUtH far m* Want, CTTtCUDW, CtTt i»tl tot,

CITY RA&mmn, AM «SCCIM», WMCT CTNONWOXB)

orrr

MARSHAI*

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H. WliHBj JotfsM.

&M Ward gotort torry bwl Laos, JMsaa.

tomrtk

Wan*—NaMaa

mentt In

rf aMcml aad OWa Streeta, Hcath Bartof the

CMUt eaxwuxaa.

the City.

"Ue ta the

Baeaaaa it hi the aeaatar

Why ere Oaahmera ehawia Ilka deal paajiaT Baeaaaa

eaa't tnaka 'hatn

It ia aaid ta Headaraa,

ooffiaa ara aianya wade

w, REMOVAL!

THK"

db^eroiened Hare remofad

'j-rj&rz&sss.

^twiaaniu»asatears«aaa.

ttRATWt W AUWL

The CMSw Of 8HEWHAKER ro* irJMJLVOJ

c&xxissiasr MK^cnAAiy,

ha* ha, rfas, waaaiyd te theahava asHtt ii 11 stead, whs tib^atn always ba had r«4y *»gtvaprasspt »t»e«M*a i» anaastaem ta thair ttaa, fkataJlaata,

Marefct*.

9RCWMAKJSB 4k STBATOK,

ForwariiRS Heiefctals,

S E A O A A E N S

AND DEALERS IK FLOOR, SALT a*a FISH, «*((Mad sadOMe atiw«s. eaartteBrUvs •Orre-tfaate, ladtaaa.

(Maai

war

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and wtMt®

of aaootet

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A W A E E

—1

efrat^t ooerator aeterely afcodtad. awl a

SPRHfG ARRIVALS!

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ibnaat.taM-aaar

cmr Atroasrv,

to InM arrant WmtrfxaTth*

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w_ £. sawiiQMi,

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April

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fitwrfmbft to

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ASapfad April 17, 18U. Attest:

S. tWIIini,

I SvlTMter Mhitr

CUri.

"TtClES HOCBIET^

SWISS

Or?ICB—Col.

WATCHM AKER AND JEVfELER,

No. t, EarlrH Block*

A 3 A I E

WtNO to tto late ftiv, 1 htn aa h*aj» aat rmloabt* nwliwM Ma

tor

Forwardinx nd Com«ii»«ion Xerekaato,

TBt&S-nACTK, nmiAXA.

ProtMrMoraof' *TWr»-ii«»t» and TbMo Una" aT Canal BoaU-

CT laauinuMauMHOasMsnn.

1994.

TBOY AITD WESTEBN LINE,

OH TUK BRIB CANAL AMD LAKJEB.

la rooaeatiat fttli

Ttrrt-Hautt *»4 Zhu, «F*kmk XrU C«aai No TiaaaktpaaeBt nt Troy or Albany.

(The only Thrw*b Uw to T»rre-Uaute.) (CT

LUTE* Srw Y'oas

mtint

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JokxOamto,

SB Piar, Alton*.

P. t». immM Oo.. Baftk

BCCXIHOKAX Oo., Tcledo. fffrrH. B. 8nrra, Tam-Uaata.

April 21,18H-30-ly

c. a. nowK. a. a. unums. E. B. BROWN & COM Produce Commlasloa Merchant*,

marrb 10,1894-SIMba TOUtPO, Ohto-

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,

TlUT

oa tile Cth day of April, 1844, ajrrit of Jwneatlf attaefamant waa laaaed of the Paam of

JL a 0. TOCSEt.

tar Wm pay tto hlghaM priee In CASH, for Wheat, Rya, and Barle^ at all Uaua. April

Clotha, CaMiitterea and Vesting

haro a full ttock or rwoch Black, Blue, and Fawy Colored Cloth*. Ala* Black awl Faaey Spring *tyle Caoriaere*, aad a large a**ortm«ct of Satin, Silk and MarMltUa tedUng*. AU kind* ot Trimmer* jiprll l*-2S-5m TOCfKTS' CASH CTOBK

Fanoy Linens and Cottonadea. BW STYLttS of tkner Ltnen* and Cot»o«nd«*t al*o, all I analltiea Bu**ia Dock and tAoeo Drill*, brown and

T0CSSTS» CASH STORK.

April 14-S#-Sai "new "goods. sfltS. CHILI) would bog leare lo call tha attention of

TJL Ihe bdioto tier Sew aul BoaulSful Ftocls of mLINEBl AND FANCY GOODS,

ParrhMcl by henelf, ta So* York, of the bo*t B*UbUrii-

Wo nnrchaw Ribbon* by the Bon, of the Importers, and Bonnets from Use ManofiwliirefV A«etitmand can uuderaetl any Metahant or othewthat parcha** lWferenfly.

We »tMil be In eonvtant receipt of A~K W GOODS from Mr. Child, who to at pr«*ent renldtng In Sow York. tar We only aftk an examination of ourSloct.

Terre-Haata, April 3,18M-98-4I

KCW BOOKSi-SPRIKO STOCK

are new dally receiving oar Spring Stork of Book*, Stationery, awf Fancy floods School, Mlseellaneoa*,

Cheap Book*] Mew Morel*} JaVtullai Ota, and Ptotsj Cap and U«tar foser. Gold aad Steel hms, Cutlery, Toy*, april»--JE»-4t CHILD*# BOOK SlORB.

Ao.,

at CHILD** BOOK

LOTFOB8ALE1

SITUATSDpartMarket

aa *tw*t a »bort dt*tam* from the

baslne— of the city. Is well loceted and for* TPMHIIMNSH mao lt is certainly a verr dealraMe tot. tt will b* *old on goal tone*. For farther tafbrmsttne *11 on

April U-«-tf I1ARBK8T, Beat Bstate Agent

KETCIIU^rS PATENT MOWING

MACH1NEI

TTlK OStT BtfWEsSPUt GRASS CCTTBS

-tar*

Th«t da oat suffer themaelaea to be aarpaaaad ta

the art af pradeeiag fine taaed aad Ufa-like

Ptetarea. Aad, far farther eattafacttoa, the paHte

gaaerally is ievfted ta call aad aee for U»eiaeeJ*ee,

whether they waat Pkturea or aet. Thee ha*«» atao, eaaataeUy ea twad,

DAGUERRF.AN 8T0CK, tou ferealai^

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UBViT CO., the iBMatwa, W*aatki tni ii» *1

priatowaf tto Jaatty ahtwtet Hi*. tto fliwt to StMwrcr a ft*aa*ay- peaaMifiaa tha MafvataNM aad

ICraeatew* power of Mapfiog U»e Sacroelatlag rain* to

Tto

April 21, l844-*-Jjr

IUBT* BUW. jch

Pununaii—Ktcx, CuittOt., 31 Ooeotto* Slip, New Vorh.

P. ImniH a Oo., Marina Block, Bnffato, B. B. 8am a Co., Terr®- Itaotr.

aBaytag tto wwat Cianpa and St—aw. 4tttor

octonwl. Ua Sre mfaotW. aaotWag tto MM

Co. oa eaeh tottle.

ma, PcturBouos, a Juitka Tl|», at tha iMtaaea aud upon ard anlo*t tto cooda and chattel*.

Oouoty

the affldarlt of Michael Wl eraltu and effect* of

rd anin*t tto good* Oaflcaa, by wh» la aod chattel*, to-*

oe oT whlrli writ

tha tot lowing daaeritod good* awf chattel*, to-wtb Oue Sorral Man aod rope, 1

Cart and Saddle, Chain*, 1 lot of Cot

too

Batting, S Brkll**, apart of barrel of Floor, 1 Trunk, 1 Traveling Tnmk, 1 lot of writing Panar, 1

Mill, 1 lot of Salt and Apple*, 1 lot of Btooa-ware, 3 Bucket*. 1 lot of Tallow aod Candle*, 1 lot Tto.ware, Bad anil Bod ding. 1 lot of Gup board ware, 1 aatt Of Kal««a acd fork*. 1 lot of Ca*tiug*, 1 Baek Saw, 1 Baakat, 1 Auger aal Seive,

Cooking Store, 1 pair of Drawing Chaina and tank band, 1 lot ot ShotaU and Pick*, 1 lot of Barrel* and Tub, 1 lot of Bacon, SOandlaatlck* and I Lantern, I Itaapot, 1 Beger Book, 1 pocket Day-book, S Cartt, 1 Bad*t*ad, 1 Bed-cord, aod 1 .Table, 1 Claw-hammer, 1 razor llooe, and 1 Hammer, 1 Ra1

Strop, aod 1 Bos, 1 Seek and Ottlooa, 1 lot of Ooro, 1 *tack of Oar, 1 lot oi ilaroe**, and Saddle, Bridle and Martingale*, hare boeo attached a* the property of the aaid Jamee Ualigan, and tliat on tha 18th day of Mav, ISM, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at my Offtee In Fayette Towwhlp, ot (aid lie County, 1 wtil proceed to hear aod decide upon ttoelabnof the mid Michael Ward, wherwif thecald Jame* Oaltgan, and all other peraoo* coocerned, will taka notlea. Dated thia,

"4,

«T BtoaatettM, )MM)la. arS «e

•••MaaaapaBai. tto B.

B. *. ****&»

o«a**

wM aaa!i*no«*eaatag and wowdetfal pow.

rmmptotiitfiirff""

BBUBTB

tto naaua *T9tm1tom pate.

KKUUiTK each Ocna tea UMiUhy Aaooa-

U0KM.TK away all W*nt*ed Dejwdta.

BSKOrATBttotodyfroaiaaOynwtHwawa.

RSSCILO Ito Weak aaS Brt*aa Dawn OoMtitatiaaa. BniUttB to Health, ftmogth aad

wwrnoot part*^

KDWAXOa,

April 5i-*v-::w

Tto

VTD.

BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE

aale, vUdi 1 oBer pM tanaa.

wMriac ta fftha— v««M So writ ta«aUaooaa«a UiU ktari doai aet «Oaa oooar IB Haute.

April &, lttA. S aAABKRT.

H. B. SMITH ACOh

rigor

wmmni

tod

'R. R. R.—If«- I.

RADWAVS KK\tY KKLIEF,

For all A cote CamptSIn*, INT

SEN AX. ASt KXTOLXAU

maaaent It I* appiku wtenwtly, or tatatetbe *y*t*9k, will rtop tto aawt excraeiattug pain aad

Itacaata.

RtmoaUn.

waettaple ,m mm

twf» mlb* withaml

tto aid of *tkk or crateh tattaeeday*, aod eared hiaiantirrty

to»wwi*efoU*

ea*e*

eqeatly

hare toaaewad lny

B-.Mfct

Cholera Mirbaa.

Red way'* -ty Bellrf will r»)W»e the auffarar Oram all pala to flftaeo cr twtaty mlnate*. will cure tto mot t**par*taeaaa!aa*)Vbour*.

Meuralti# *m&

aMOtent B. R. Belief 1* applied it altaya the mo* pain Ad panuytou. It will always ewa.

Hick Headache.'

It will reBerr tto awat dtotraniag pato* In ftltow aOnate*. tt will likewise prevent renewed attack*.

Ague.

In tan misato* a tea apMnfkd of R. B. Brttol will Mop the Chill* and break the J*n«r.

Ache* of all kind*, P*iti*ofa51 ktadN BralM*, Bawa. Mil*. Strain*, Sorain*. Stiff Joints, LaawneM.

ONH.IL

apptieathm of

Bad way'* Beady BaUeT will to few noaaib

mliTtty

Ikefl*. It redaoo* *w*tltog*, tmi*"'J and wooai*, renire* bruUwa, allay* tto moat rioleot lrritatton«.-For all pain*

BeiM. laok tbr tto dguatara of Badway a

3 1dtv-idw R- R. No. 8. RADWAYH RE!*OVATIN« KESOI.VENT.

&BS0LTBS, RSN0VATKB, BKBUU.DS.

ttcoaxa

MUi, Tamora, BJortlngtfOie Srphlll*. OonramptioB,

The abora elghtooi ooaplaint* R. R- Besol*ent will positively

core.

It neoorate* the *y»t«d e«wapletelr. Rearing:aww from the Solid* all impurePoi*ooou*and DhMaMd Deporit*, freeing the Blood and

FloMs

the political'

PHILIP BOtTOW, 3. V. £»EU

the 14th day of April, 18M. April 21-30-3w

TOISEYS' CASH STORE,

SPRING- ARRIVALS I

WScloa*

are now rwol ring and oaefut DBY 00

our Spring stock of Faory, Staple,

aad oaefut DBY tiOUDS, to which w* lorlta tto attention at and aorefol boron". It compriaea a large and fuU aaaortment, and it will be sold wholoaaio and retail, at very tow rate*.

of Ufc framail corrapt humor*, re*tor

log Itoen? and Vigor, Health and Strength to every Ot^en

JUem

LiRTKRarkOM man ACTHORTTT.

Hon.

3 3 IflHtUlOX,

Cboppto#: Axe, 1 OoSw.

Wneeaaww,

Nineteen Tears.

Mrs. Herawso*, of Westfbtd, Mass., has been covered with •ore* Ux olaeteeB year*, and cured by 11. JL Re*olveot,» Salt Rhfnm,

The most obstinate cases of Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the RWfOTATINO RK801.VK.NT. One geoUeman who suns^d that thl* complaint was hereditary In bl* family, aud bad been attic ted with Salt Rheum *inc» hi* birth, wa* cared by the u*e of a fcw bottlos of the Renovating Resolvent, and ths foUcntaa Bhtutn entlrtlytradleuUd fiptuhiiiytUm.

It KrfreneratP*

Bt*ry organ and member of the bodyi It make* Sound, h-.ni.J-„:»i atroog all weak, diseased and unsound parts. Weakness lo Male ar Fnulr, 1* quickly cured, aod the debilitated and eniacUtnl made strong, vlgoron* ami healthy. Impotence aud Nocturnal BmUakms In an, or disease* of either one or more of the generative organ*, art quickly removod, aad the body restored la a healthy aod sound condition.

Low Spirit*—Nerronanesa,

Is nam, tto numerous complaints aad altmmit* which t, «arh gloom over their spirit*, a Ssw doses of the Renovating Bceolreut wilt ipjickly remove, and the most sravoua, aiomtr ud ucrasascn, Awl auuniv, sraow and MAfrr.

Pamon* wishing this wtaedy will plaase wk for B*dw*rs Remvatlng Reralvrot. Its price I* one dollar per bottle. No *mall bottle*, nor I* the gaaatne ssar aold for less. Bach Hii« heata the IbdaUt AgetAtm ef

Rraa *»»«.

have the sale right af 1W* aurt ratted Machine Ibr ff thtsWata. Ordot* should he seat ta early to aeciira a Machine Sr «M* seasaa, as the mpfAf ts limited. Pftee «m, delivered In IVrrc-naute,

It I* the only Machine thai will cut Cierver and all kla»d* of Gwsa. Circular* conlalning tesameaiais, aad blank anlmwWbo*aataae|w»»tl«ata ..

MUMFOlm A HOOKER, taftiystla. lad. RIDUUB, LOCK81DGK CO., Aaawia,

April U-Wt

Terra-Hauta,

BmM «md Pkeemix Rtm, eetr

their PRO*

CEBT AVD PBOTISIOK STORK. to th*

lad.

N A I O N A A O E A

SKT LIGHT GALLERY.

CetLo's

Boo*

Sroa*.

rpHE sahaeHhara have reeeaUy pan h«aed thta

afleadid Gailery, and hava gnmUy eularjrod It,

ao that tt ia now equal if not superior ta any ia tha

West.

They haw* a iae Sky Lt*tit—aad all know

the advantages of whaa akllifally taaaafad.

BABWAT A 00.,

ICS Fulton

slnd,

New Voric.

R. B. Wo. 8.

RADWAY^S RE«ULATOR«, lacura ta a iwuni

ACTIO*

AU the Organs and Seereiions of the Bod)',

Restore* to Health and Itivsath i&w

TUB 0ISBA1BD AND W08» OCT PABTS.^

CompUinU thai

Asiaay*

fUfiiatorirnJirrty rtm.

OoctiveoeM, ljv*r Ooraplaiot. tndlaestka, ly*pep*i*, BfOuSV,

1 Bladder ,11

««p-7.

Urethra

THftrnltf nj ps»»tat Urine-

ITlislnnnr laflammatkai of tiic Stomach,

JHelanchoIr*

Immtaritr, pwlapsus Uteri, Hysteria, Womb Dwralttes, Whites, Amenerhsa.

wo..*-™—^

One

AppBTim

los* of Bueim1, Leasof Mesaory, low tf»t«eugtt.

R. R. RBGUI.ATOKK

aaa mm vsacrjutu, Kincat t*»r«L»*», & Oaod at «U1 times, Kevwr IRtkeo, ITevarOripe.

tiiaiitsis us slisfi liW

B.—R. it

4, tK»-a-ly

Oaaai'aani'iw. Caauwtr,r

«**». far

that arflt mmfn

*'ajtlOQBA.fi.

Ma. 4 rtmmHi »aa, Tarwfaaate.

«fMS laawewriww,. a

^rmaBj^FL

dOLJD PK5K

Wttm* aiaailseiwaf

gagor*

waLVMMsWMmm.

jftp aarf Qmrnrnz MaMMi asttT^aa, jawia^as.

MAM#IDS-

j^St MMRWIVar MMasart«r

*t «t»

BcMSatars eat

light eelae.

For *a/e. in Trrre- Hauie. bf Km.

3. TL

CCXHWHAJI,

Mail Arrangements.

TSBBB-DACTX,

TarotAXA.

rurr. .OaBr,

rf4w*Si1*a,jiL**»',i*a»*a.i

i.-Tf

|£U. Jawesiehwam-aSOhsiahaa**. *au »aaa, .iwfc. IWwrts*. B. M,rniwa. H- *.»*** ... anhaaoaiwaaw*.aad to^reat va*»*«yef

ftaiu 9*

VHUlDI llUta a a (K#af the Malta.

MaasCiaaa it a a a .Miaairaat« r.WL,alt other* f-M.

ittAX.a«ir.B. .w lars. «*m*!•»*-* [Asaasataai ar theBa**s»

NOVICE OF FORECLOSURE.

TWitt

i)E

awirraicae«t, hereby gi»t* »olb*.

ikw

ia a

April 14-2S-Sw pr». he

C., write* a* ander

date of May *1, IMS, that Radway* Beno*atlng Beaidveat rami one of hi* aegroe», oo hi* plantation at Beanfttrt, of a

Srrofclcu*

low wa*

complaint of aaay yearr standing The poor ftt.

enree.

dl*go*tiag ol^ect of pity he was a moving ma** ol

The other M«roe« eoald not remain In the

aame

place

with htm. lie waa entirely cured by Radway'* Renovating Konolvcot, aad i* now at work upon tto plantation. To the

peoole oi Sooth Carolina Mr. MtddEeton I* well knows, aud to the political worid lir. lliddletan Is no itracger. ,r Jlerofala.

people oi

Son1

TThn the Patteat has been afflletad tor five rears, or under,

fovoraM*

symptom* will appear oa tto TuXRD DAI after using R. B. Keeolretili Ten year* aa tha Ftflh Dv,

Flftom years Bevcnth d*y^ Twenty years Thirty yoars Flflecath daf, Forty years £«w»tietb day, Fifty yosrs Thirtieth day. We have had ca*es where old mm of sixty year*, who havs been scrofaious all their live*, entirely cored by Railway's Renovating Resolveat. R. R. Remedies exhibit th«r efflcucy ImmedUtely. They do not keep the afflicted, paio strickMi sufferer lingering in doubt, but readily exhibit their efficacy Instantly relieving pain, renovating, restoring, rebuilding, aad regulating the diseased body, to health and stnngth.

Mr. \V. B. Ouvia, of Drayton, Dooly Oo., Oa., under date of May SO, 1863, writes "that a servant girl who waa *o redared that no one would give a thrip tor her llfr," *he wa* ao covered with sores that there was nol a spot of pure fle*h ot Ihe siae of a sliver dollar on her whole body, was entirely cured by Radway's Renovating Beaolrenl.

that a*

procMKl ta ^redlono tha af

relanii»-

certain M«*r*jp«|r» ew«»W

ftmnkf t* l*a Uvnhatt), aad

Wttlaw'

fcr

tfaW March aSth, A. D-1^53.

ia tha Ofiee af Vta»

*LCorJ^l

aad preaaiaea ailaatod ia eaaatj. 2nd ton*, ta-

wit: tiia aaat half af tha aaaih-weat qaarter of S«c-

tiaa fiftaan. I» Towudkip ekvati (t I), earth, al

ftaage alaa, «rc«t, (Axor-jrt noma ^i)fl»t or

tha afanmid Sacttaa fifiaea (15), Cunuiuiof

twenty acre* aad, al*a, tha aaath

the aonlh-wwt quarter

-e**(

Valuable Town Lota For Sale!

r|MlE

Vltur Dance,

Son», 4 Rlcket*, fialt Rheaau A*thma, Node*, Canker, nranehltl*,' Few Bow*. Ba*h, tJlwwa. Bry *1 polar, TMtwa.

uudaraijruvd le antltorlxod to sell on lavorable terms, the following valuable cilv pro party, halaugi»| to I)r. William Maxwell Wood:

Lot Na. 1, hi Wilson's addition ta IVrm-iluut* situated on the South West comer of Market ami Oak streets, opposite the old Mc.Murran property. Thia is a full town lot, and ia w«ll located for buildihg purponaa.

Also, Lob* No. 9 nuii 13, of the subdivision of Out-Lol Na. 23. These lot* lie between Clivrry and Mulberry streets, aud have a frout of twenty five feet on Water street, miming ttuck lu the Wabash River, part of the "Old Brewery" Lot

If not sold In a reasonable time, the above Lot* will be sold at Public Auction. March 31-27-tf, THOMAS II. NELSON.

Rough anil Ready! Willing and Wailing!!

Glt04'i itv ISKTA BLIKII itt UI\T

AT Tll«

02L»

BIDDliiTl(K KRID* 12 A O.,

"TAV1NQ complotad theIr extensive arrange7X raeuts to sccuro condtxnt *«|»p'y of ilie counllew variety of article* Iu the Grocery line, are just now receiving Umlr

Spring Stock of Groceries,

The largest and most complete assortment ever of fared In Terr©-Haute. Ttieee eoo«ls were selected especially for Ihe Mr I ail rarfr of thia city ami neighborhood, to serve our old friends with. In buying, we seek not for tha ctiRArarr, but fur tinBPST nnil In grlllnp we are determined nol to be tinderl'ld by any Htm an k»epliijr the genuine article. We tender our thank* to our numerous customers fnr their liberal patronage to lis for the last six month*, and assnrn thern that they ahall still find, AT THE OLD R. & R. CORNER, Such goods, and at such prices, na ahall merit a continuance of ihe aame.

The following are come of the Infinite variety of articlra always fouud at our counter: SU(J A K—Rrowu of all ahadea, Loaf, Crushed and

Clarified.

MOI.A&NKN—Orleans.Sugar House, Philadelphia Syrup, and N. York GoMen Syrup. COFFKK—-100 bnga, conaistiug of L«jjuirn, llio,

Mooha.

TEA—Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyton and Blackvery choice. FISH—Mackerel in barrels, half barrelsand Kits:

Tongue* and Sounds, Co Fish, Sulmou, h'ine While Fish, Sardine*, ten. TOBACCO— Flue assorted Cheahig Tobacco of

Taylor's, Hudson's, and Williams' best. FRHITS—Orsiijges, Lemons, R«t«ins, Kip, Cocao Nuts, I'ea Nuts. Almonds, Euglish Waluuta,

Filberts, &.c.

SPICKS—Ginger, Pepj»«r, Cloves, Mace, and AUplce. MUST AMD— A very fine pure article. FLAVORING KXTKACTN—A fine and full assortment. PH'KKI.*— Aasarted In gallon and half-gallon

Jars, Penpcr Sauce, Tamalo Catsup, Lemon 8'yrnp, «**.. CIIKESK—Englfali Dairy and Western Raaerrs. SOAP—Common and Fauc^, of all kinds and varieties. CAN 1H.KS—Sperm, Star, la at»d whoh

Rexeii.

gtupor, Batauenses.

Malif«Hat

i»i*order«.

Bmall Fox. MssMes, Swurlel Fever, Yrilow W, Bilious Pneamorta, Typhoid fever,

Amd /term if «U kind*.

Indaaaaa, Pkwtsy, Oommou Ootds.

Feaaale Coaaptaiut*.

TA I.1X)W— -V" *,

SA I.T—I Sacks and Boxes. -•.* An extenklve supply of mlacellaneou*articles usually kept by the trade, "too tedious to mention." PROVISIONS—Beef, Fresh and Dried, Sugar

Caret! Heme, Shoulder*, Hides, Tongues, White Beans, (the real Yankee baking beans.) Oniona, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Potatoes, die. FLOU R—The tw*t Brands for Family ««*, by the barret, half barrel, or smaller qaintlllea. WOOIXSN AND WILI«OW WAKE—The largest and most complete assortment ever brought ta Terte-Haate, by *ny oaa boose constating of—

PA I NT BO BUCKETS* Tabs,

•i

VOSBS-Oec-ta three Befalataa. War ta six Puraia. amdator at eighi. ea gaia( to hed, wilt «Wp, a «eed aiahl's rest, and a healthy aad pleaaeol di*eharn fhM* the WwW* hi the mnrnit»«._.

IUMI way's Begaiataw, Beady BsW* Beaeveiiiw la

mIIIIJ

Xr-s,

BROOM*—Shaker

Stable.

*P.M

a r.n r.M

tM^,..ar.M.

r.n M.

fPMWUafclftahr.ttawUiaaNif.Ahr taesday, ttoasday and aetantar* OuHaataM, Tewdey and eetwrtay Ciaua*, W*iasar,.«..,...«*.*ii,.«"«""""{pa

theae aeeapMlaae.

11'.'.'.* tM

DEPARTURES.

CeteWated

IWt

jr. o.

toman, r.

Groceries, Wine«&Liquors,

TOBACCO, 1IAI1A ffO 9 K&C

%a. i, Warrea'* Blackt

.Vta, SXMAJIA.

r^rS^rixr

aai haaes

¥VUMi*MEM~x*

TA1LOB AI»

Ttiadmh, tad.

aad Commoa, Steawhoat aod

BRUSHES—A (nil aseoHwent

Jkrliaaj ijtit. #C* ?«1

W«e twtfwJ ta

MM aaipowrrtaf thr

caaaif, eaaiatataf a prt»rt»toa

Martfugw ar bit AtMgaw ta forwraaae tha aataa

eader the 53rd arctioa rtafter 5J9th af Reviawd

Sutata af 1843,

»pom

tha foUawlag icacrtbed laud

le*

arr**

of aaW Uad *U«rt«d ia tha aarth-waat earner

the real, which waa CMftfwl ta J«»»f Jowaky

Willlaai Doahan

aervad In

hi* UT« liitw and uptvaly ra-

maid

j. Ataav tha auath half of

the Mrtb-aait j«»ru-r *f th« **ath-want qaartar v|

quarter of

S-ctWn tw«aty-lwo ($$},

ia tha tawaahip aad Raa^a alaraaaid. Tha

OUMMIUI

daa upon anid M#npipe ia eu« uat« be«rti|t e»»

data arith thia moriipp aad daa ta«lw month*

after date far thr«« huadrad and tiflv dollars af the

parfnent of *"tlch tha said Murtf«far tvai made

default- Now, tWelote, ia ardar ta furoclaae ania

Martfafaaaderthapaararafaraaaid, I will praoaad

taaell aaid laad aad rem lam aforaaald ar so inaeh lt*ar«of a* will a»tWy U»e amount dna tberwa, on

Saturdaj, tha third day ef Jaa« A. 0. at tle

Court Haaaa ia tha Csty of Torre Ha ate, hatwaaa

the hours of tea o'clock, A- M• au4 four o'clock.

P. M., of which liie aaid Morimmr will pleaao

takeuatic#. ABKL M. IXXNUAiVE

April 7, l8S4-98-Sw

wonaertU a* the atow,

SUCRlFrSSALE.

virtoe of cue KncnUob baaed AM tto Tb* CSwdt Oa*rt. and tern*dlrwted and JelltM*!, iu lavoraf John i*. Dmitj, •dminietrator of the estate ol Ttxuau* itark. liaaa. ant agatast tt«tbi Bark, have inM on the following property, ta witi Forty (W) Ac(a*of Uud.*ou(b-e«*t of *o«th ea*t Section thirty (*»), TVtwtu thirteen. Range wrtw rfSwitai twntgr'utaf (#), Towanhlp thirteen, Ratigr »ii«. we*t and Slfbty S0) Acre*, wr*t half anith-e«»t ««arter af Secfioe twelve, TOwn. twelve. Range ten (10-), iHing tto land* and teaecMut* bcteagtag to the aaid Martin Bark, aud, I will, on Saturday the 13th day of May, IH4. at tto Oanrt liouM-door in Tefre-Uettto. wiUda the legal boar* af aU day, oftir the mat* and profit* of aaid pnalM with the apparteaance* thenanto beloc^iag (br a term of *ev«« ywara, aad If they should foil to sell for a elect nm ts a*ti*% *aM Rxecation, I will then and there offer the tee simple In the highest Udder, Sir cash, to *atl*Q *ald Kxeratton and eost*. April 1st, ISfit. JAMBS tt. NKLSOK, SheriS.

*tack of

all kiada.

CUIIDAtiK of all aiaoa, from plow tiae td a Steamboat Cable. NAll^v Coflee-Mills Carry Cemba. dte.

T«» Fariaera* tianleaer* aad Mcehaatc*. We keep acoastaat aappty af all kieie af Afrt» cultural Implement* *wh as Row*, tloes. Bakea, tlaldea iloea, Aw*, dke.j CoMivstor*. Reaper*, llewiag Macblaea. Cradlea, ttrytbea, f5riad#t"U*», Haad iltarrewe, Serapere, Wiie^l-lwrrow*, Hailread Tracks, sod many aUMir tbtaga pertaiataa ta

Partalde

reaf Soioa, dcc.

...T AM ,...1*9*.

—a A-M

ffstesdsy.fi A.M.

t»sa^J|i r.E

•ad Platleria BeaJe*. Pita

will

cmtisa* ta pey tfeebigMi

esarket prtee, la CA!?H, l-rall klmd.af awrkniug. C«ll aad gire aa a Irtal. ff yea wea't bay, aw toUL We piadtieeiy aet ba ai»d rsotd by aay rrejwa-

ilWi lulu f* the eHT.

AftU 1,

RIDDLE, UCKKJDGE4t CO.

lflK-38-tf.

TBR ATTEXTIO*OFTHE PI'BIJCi ockVLta

to Ttia

tAKBK wocx

at WIT

HIa'abMft

«r

T. mPFMBTS. Hs» IMal

Brj

s*ed aoiiaw»i«n»aia'« IWa«''iire.a art«4** A

I A I

Good* heta« aaaao*d^ l*(ga,% «Ai a

•eaaaa «fa« yaar. heattt laewdtari* ajter a«at ia4»«^

pawtoas**, ia aed«# ««dW ia fcvfcf*

tN*ahw*,'e*iw«ee d^aras. PW4

'ii^rW^Otwtnwa* a«4 tia«a*i

AhMaaaad.fceaalifst eaaMa*saeaf hwWse gsitieiadei

CaOaniT Catfc, Cod»r4aw». Cea»a»«aa, Vadwd

Torre-Hasde. K«%. W. TMU a«rthdT r^oaea.

CIT1T Fi'BXITI BE aawJtt*ar

refiwufafly Nn ae« *m eniaaaaied ake

a ^UM*«f ai «i*f. aad *aerwn»«ay vmrnitj, teka

rcurnttB

of TeawRoafle,

tiwl Modi ta tmHTf

ladMat.aOwMtaa. t» aaed|

a.aha*

aed CatMas #we ftijbe wgiaaajg^ay

A*D CIIASMJ*.

Cttdinaar eteff daow^tfoa.

tommm

^ia^l&sEsSfiiEai«ukisesi^S^2i

e-,^'f

SCHOOL BOOM FOB IN D1.4 !V A

tonal ft** prasmt, Ibe S»U«wW *cw***t wlepteiU UatMiaa, »t ). *«. Tto Slate Baaid at Macallaa appe*aa ttoM«ah% Ustat tew took* (to eeaaaaa aetootn

ISehMtia *jalHnr

MHetoM-aprtatoiyOiagrsPhy

book. *tiarhrtl*»Ue*gr*phf Atlws. Tto hxdiana 1st reader, 1 It*.* Arithmetic part 1st. Tto (atiatttiSt Mder, 3 I AriH.»Mrt* pari *i, Tto SaStam 3d reader, I Arnbn.-tic part *1. Tto tniiana 4th reMsi-, :., lKaWart Wstiai^riM. Battor'sttitgttsilOraiamBr,

The examination af Ito** tto aar eaattaam Srbwolf laa iarWred rrmt labor, tat tto heaWh *eM**av»reiltopertorta UM arlaon* a«t rt»iex»»iWc

duyt |patoiaa«l.

thonmgkh

aad lalthlVilly. twtn .sir merit tec lustrwtitai ha." heei. f» sMeted ofp»raaa«att ta^portaaovand *»»adl? .era-.«aay to tto Stair.

Ttw- Srfeool TVaStee*, who* lxf* tt t* whal

Baaks

aK*«mai,«*aeaiaaeh taasalst the State Rsarit lii*bal«lHC wtot tto School taweautnnpiate*, aial isw.em,- tattorwnpla itramul* aiiltbrmlty ta nrlnoiil took* tbmairheal tha StaW.

W. C. LABR ARKK,

Sv^erinteodent of l*»i!lf luKtCWrlitu »«l

4-%#% Pnaiikwt of ito BaaRl af MklumAian. N.B. A large ualer af anbtml o8wi» mid teanx-r* ta tadianahave ainady atlopted ihe al«vr r*en*Ma«

by tto State tkanl In eomp'taare with the

dnt

IT*

Mnri 1»«

dm* alm«a( a Mraiallni of the tttemd* af ahuefcii ta eaapCTat* with tto Board in acwiii* Uunwlmir Ito Staia tto aulfhrraity dealm). whleto will avoid andi tha ehniwa, heodtt tto Ircna-, aad relleva pam-ta af a gtvwt aad waaeeeaaat? e*j*»i»e.

The a bore MM* «w|w»HMMd,*(d (hr *le by tmokaaitM« nwnlh thrwuirhoat l»dh.nt', by W«1« A tirt»*r»S«i, UraUvlllei W. Smith A Ot.,

CUh-IBHJ.H!

T1i«m

0»jerthw. I*

A Oo.. PWl.del|^l Pr.itt, WaadS^d IV., nnrriirtt, Aasttn A Smith, Ma« Vak. April T-4h-Smp

REMOVAL OF THE PADLOCK Til mbucriber hati^r iwnwel to S.. fiaa^lo^r Briek tWelntto ARRMN RUCK, is now prepared to chaw the beat

STOtli OF Kl iUOWAUC,

iron, and

of all kind*, to be fcand In thl# elty ar hi Indiana. ,.TU« •asartmnti emnprise* *wh a variety of lath S E A N N E A

a«lvi'H*Te

GOODSl.J

that tt 1* lmpo**tWe h, enwnerale. TT.V W.ATR, SUKKTIHi'N, COPPKR. WIRR. ntocrf Tl\. ANVILS. XKKS a-kl RKJUUHVlS alwiiy* on bMAll have a auiat complete anoartawot of

Bt iI4HSi€i» »ATKKSALSr

CAUPKNTKUS" TO ILS, CAHINKT TR1 M-i

MINOS,

S*ae Fiadiay* n( mil k*h

Oori v« the coming *aam.ir 1 atwii kie*^

bawl »lar«a

X*INB DOOIIS ANf WINII IW MWl,

from 8 by 10 to 10 by 16.

Ill Snddlrrv n»d Carriacf Trlmmlairm deal v«ry largely, and can odor the h*«t of bargain* In that !S

Onrdage aad (Ml

CS»M» at

all

«la»*. Natl*.

aaa, rMnt*. (Wl»,

f*ptka*.

gworallyT»•»

than hnivlofore.

Wtvalow

Mvl Mill a

laroeatnsaofi^ai'Xttni'*

oilier •**!•. 1 kwp a

Rifl»

lUmnle, ami

lltui

Triuuidug*

IlKAtlV MAltK.

FAR BBS' i'OOLS*

*hatl

keep

an ere (wrtlcuUrlr t» tlie Varmer'* want*, awl

nrrer (all to haw |K**l Sliovll, «p*hs Kork, 5ey|le, Craille, Axe, or any other Tool tnsell Itltnal very n**u.aU!e nruAu Itavtae now a Stun* aud Iran &HUO Attnl on expn«*l,v for iu* lUnlware lw*l «•*, awl oxrellln|r aiy oluer *ton.lH*t*e of the klixl In (lie eltr, I ahall a hie to *how g***l* lo murk better

a_T KKMKM1IK11 TUK 81UN OK TIIK PADUtCR.**

8. li. I'OTTElt.

TMTe lUute, IVeemher a, I'MWlttf

DAVID S. DANALDSON,

NOTABV PI BLM

TKaaa-mi'Ta,

i*ni*K*.

TT*7* Phrtlenlnr uttenlton pnHI OMM iitli HHKIW, MORTUAtJKK, mihI POWKKK OK A1TOKKKV. tttanka nfevi-rv •lt-«'t l|illii rcn'lv ftr n*4fe

AfflitttvlLxailwtulirtt'nHl—Botint*

hit*

recofilinl

l^tntUaiid lVn-

*l«u» nrm'tiftnl fur wilJlvr* ami llmlr holrs, or liivnliil«. ITT* t»KKICK ftt tti atniul of tha KvproAH I'riuUnjf OtBre. Ka.tuf llio t'imrt

ilntiee.

Etinrt frum tkrln't Rr*i*nt (Wl.

An a«^inoati,dg»»nieni'lH*litrt! a Noturj I'nUir, IrnUfili'd Ity

»(IU IhI »i*mI. aliatl la-

KIIHIHIMII

Mtvul to

t«» ••tiltll.'

Hi lli*lri

anj tmmty In

llii»

lh« rt'rlilti'ate of the l"rk of Oie I'iMili

Kutiruar} M, lttit-felf

SluU'j mitAvit

jn**rn •iirnoM*. ai turf, n***,

BUAL

liVI'ATli ANB

OKKE1UL

Aii:\cv

oi l-H

fJMUt uiMlerslttiuul hiiv.- ri.rmi'il a |inrtt»T*ht| ftr Ilia JL pir|MMiMf earryhig mii a (i«imrat AjU'ui') In linltmi* tilxl lllhtoi., mi ar have uJiJMilntoil 1*\ I*. H*a »l.l*o», Agrnt al Tiirru-Haiitw.

i* ni itinv*iintiw» tttijoi'l uf tiiin Attenry l*ti» l»n]i nnil m-H mi Commi#won,

llwi

•ion,

IJIIHU,

liii|irom «»r utilin|irino«l. fiirui*, nli«l Clltf

and Tuan |ri»|«-rh tliriitiirho'il tin' \Vi'«i, Ati", t«i niliM.d tolhe tdUiiiiin

ol'dutUl

tin) |M»iin'iit nf Tufor mtii-

ro*i«lenW, ami llio rod«-iii|itt«Hi ul MIH«U Uml may have Iwn •old for Taxo* In any fjitiul) in llil* Klal.' »r llluin.*. Tlic aUviiiiUirit.»f thl* AKI'IU) art*, lii.it '•iticiviit HIK! roarnsIWi' Agt'iil* IIMTI" IKWII ui.jH.lhUxl nt ull llio iin|Hirt(iiil |ilnru tlimntlimit tho Ktate* or IndtniiN ninl llllni»l«* nnd each Ajtuiic) will kiu'ji a ri'mrtl of all Uiml*. ilcwrlhlnit mlnukdy their titration, i|tiulity »f wilt. huiMtnir*. lliuhcr, waU-r and ro«l farllitu-*. ami nl*i Uio et lon.U. rluin lic-s mill*, dep.. In llielr vMnliy, tliul maj* h'.i oit.-riHl for mil In any eo'inu In I'llhor of tin1 nltvvi natii 'd Ktnlo*. At*"', tliat 3iu' of I,1I« pHiitilwl iigonti a lll I»i alwii*« IN the ti.-lil, irtvluK III* purxtnal auiwrvlelnn Ut Mw |niri(»**•• nf hand* and oUior

iirniwrlir

thai mny a ant til, anil hi* |x'r«Mi«l

altontlmi luo ul*|H»*ai of all lalni* onlrunt^l tlmni for *alt. l'ormitu it«*trow* of jmifHaalne nr i||»(MV*lng laml*, TamiorU'K# Mill*, Tavorn Maiiit* ami itj Udm Willi anil altlioiit Dw i'lllnjr*. ainl Vllb#f t'n»i"Tt), «ti.ial(!«l liiulUu'r thl* or Uio

hint.!

of illiiMrf*. ninti'M rtifl

DAVID S.

Haod-keelers,

Piggina, Mashers,Rolling Pins, Lemon Sqnee-

Clothes Pins, W Ulnar Wngon«, Oh news. Covered Borkrta, Well

Rnck-tst

Bowls of all

oixaa. Neat Btm, Ceeea Dippers, Tar C«as, Saivra, Baag Starters, BaUer Moulds, Moj»s Slid Map flaadiee Market flaskets, Clothea Roskeu, Cedar aad Braes Bound Bocketa, die.

itrinl'i* fmlltti.M

lo «ir«ct tlKfir ohit'i I than by railing tho li

il',r«i|!»«!'•

a nilniilu ic«erljitl(Mi of nil Uiiut* iut«l ollior jrn «-r eatru*t-il

tntboui

IWMID

lit

Utu wvoral Ap'tirU'it In

Ket».

etui.'r Hlulo, I* (ir*iinK)il

fiicll

Uis Mut **, Mint

nil UimN.

dir., onteri'ii rnr aak' at all llw iMln'r Ai?*n'itM will S»« foiiisd ia their relator. *A"v 7 Kti'llOhAH *r I'dMMH.

TfT* Offlefl In 'rro-Mtiut MI Mnrk»*t Meoi, Ka»i of iho Court 11'Mi*", at tfnj Utu aWii'l of Ihe K/preo pri*ti*g OMrt. 1. ,s. ilANAl.t'HHN,

W. «.oa* ,UKWT.

NEW Z3STAB1JBHMBNT

AT THI

I.ATK KTAXO op TIIK KM'HltKH flttXTUtti OPPICI*.

COn,EIi»l!tiAB,'li .t?I.M«LA!«iI».

FrulLs, Nu s, Tobacco, l'rtivbions, &c..

DAN ALDSON

AS OPKNKD

Very geueral Haaorlllient of

DliY (iBOCIlBIFX

At hl*ot4 It«r«l Ml Market aireei, e»*l

the (Vurl Itnwr,

004 i* dMllwis to Ml tho *som *t a* t«« rale* a* Xaill*r artie'**

MUI

ke had in Mil* art of the ewta'iry. Rnyios pn»-

4mtly a»ateaal»mi»ly wllh e*eh, aixl |referrl«u In esll li tbs •ante way, lie will beeantcel with very small nl«*irf» on en«l. K»rrt arUel«*ball heo»r»|ff*sote.l,

*»A*r

of reioriill-.f the mviiey on the return

Ik* penally

tlie Kowl*. lie re»peet-

fatly *ulleli* many trials, or sny sa»ew«l «f *rrullny ai inresitnation as to the quality aud jtrhe of tlw aiai.y ariislri IM ha* «a hand wl for sale.

MAltK WEIXJ

The fallowing oootnaratioa I* iftven lo aM pwhaeer* In tmttiHf what l&y m*y wlsti it pureli**#', Wt.tJ lot— Newt )rle*n»,

Common,

air, Prime

and Clarified| Powdseai, Om*l»*l. aad Wte grahmd Ooffe*

TEAS—Gunpowder Extra, Imperial. Common

aad Rxrat llyoen, aod Ooanaon and Hue Ills** Tea*. COKPEE—l/agulra. |(iu—-White and Oroaa,—

"mYM^^S^fTea^ytfrk OoMen Byrup—the

diimioKSerbsarCaoari JUw Orleso* BoWlod, mkbt Hoesr, Ooedats aad Plaotatloa MotssseS. PIKll—,Mack-re| tu imrrela, half and quarter

ham)*, aad Kitsi TnagaM aad fc/ssil/. Codfish, fre*h 8sr* ilioe*. and hit* fl*h. FHUITa, NUTS. Ut.—MH BaWiw, Pl«s, Pruaet, Xsat* Currant*. Oltraei, Oanion Utaeer, Otlre*. Corae

Hair,

AlaMod*, nitortf, Mrsstl s»*l IVaimU, Ml"1 »v Mt*, Notaiefr*, Maoe. Clote*.

rpirt*,

flh'iwr, C. y«.i r, *+,

Tt»BACCO—John AuerM»cr«8oiar*.ai»»i »*».

asa*s tlrrteia foe aat Chewtori Waant** aad Krft«r»*o •alera) |a*f CiNrufcw Ane eat aoKAhyi IK"""

MJ*s«n»rt,

aad Isamoa'* Very iaaat» aad ttoeeuata aaa«. K»aH*—l*tiarmn ami i^i iii«n. fioe: rlga. m, Flel-Ostorado, aod tixht Unmn fit) pa—H .i lii'« fniM-iiie, IU nelaif, Huxnlra

XmAmM, bmwa Her, «Wle ItoJ*, Ucnaao mafcla* aad

Pi CM f.ES—Averted ia galhw aad heW gatlaa

dare, Keeper aome hi ««Mt* aad idatsi tlrnwni! ftdete, fMtMaai, haa *'•«kT_,AvtiRiPf

«.-i

r.x ra

Ua*. Kn*». Mtaw Kofsiae, Itoytraf sad Ik* »»tr

M»-rrllHi.e»aa Artieii*a—J*ior ami Tallow Qialtai Pwl". M, Leadf

Wee,

rata*, hiltltic hiake* Pi kitf llMiw, aik* rrtouaaae, *t**e*, W na

IMeaid*, OoTtoa &***.

facsu-osend Haas*. Ooer M*. Core flew. JPot toiw.

Table tall, M* W 1

Umm, Woe' tug, Tata. Koetet*, Onifcer Itrrotee. Rnpr «f*. W hMia,

skets, Clothes aad Kettlir

IV end Maat****, Niwtei Boxes, tft *it Mounts, thiitWil •AUBY Cttaaests, and CI DICK VlXKUAtt,

O A

htic t*»», Rait*, ftps,

www Produce Wanted

earm-t

rt««.

hc»!i

#»G'w»*—^-a ^.w»f)»lie*y#

'IP* •am "i »a WW" (•a WTTAR mm af Ck* OMWUMaUtds pradaetr of OM- eowulry W aad t*K«s ktihit eorpta* e* r*|*rtfally roqwslsd ta a*lt

K.HI«

a*ewt, lUi or aw.««art

ii^Kwaa

.,wb»«tC

Vaaw fi*aaa»-»«ao* «a#^»4.

Tem-O^ate, ta^erh tmmm «*a»aa -#aMi»

TK4«!TKA«I1 VKANIIL

B«adUASJii.tXtOX

a. tw-aaa.eoafts»rfUHe».t«fp«aea Ml«*Tf**.tariie»l*«rb«*«e»»»«•«*! LMeadert.I tudhaiaaSwad ta te?#l*ar,«t*»«r ia tha towo-

wMw. i"«H sad ottwafee.

nrnMrAwmi

j„„

tmorttaatil

VHAXPW

d»io»"ale a»a.fa»" aotfaated. aiawlilMSK l». *.

fK.tf KWi-

Ul&ff ItUCL af a aoaMy. *e ale at iv

tr.U BVCKtA** ft *MH,