Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 38, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 June 1854 — Page 2

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DElKH BATlf TICKET. mm prni-itr w«», 4-m w«rmirr, ALV1N F. IIOVKY, of IWjr County. rrni srrarrssr or mrr,

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HAYDKN,efKn*li Ceenty.

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ELU All N £WLAX D, of Wa-blngtna Ce. go« *CHITf* Ol *TAT*, JOHN P. DUN N, of P*rry Coenty. rrm «7fMi*rw»»»»r or resuc urnvcnin,

WILLIAM C. LAltttABEB, of PainawiCe.

(j- VV« hope oar Democratic friend* of the (lovely Vigo will »ol forget JmlyUmHk^ (the eneond Haiorisy) tl»t «J»y Um Conniy Convention Will be held the pnrpeee of nppointlng Delcgata* to attend i!m Cengreaeionnl District Convention Bowling Oreen. Wo leepeclfnlly

nr|# apon

oar Demoewlic frienda of the county,

tha dnly of attending ihe Comity Convention that meeting will determine *o f»r as Vigo if concerned, who shell he the Ilemoerelie candidate for Cowgreaa for thi* Distrkt. It is qnlle as important Mutt yoar rotee* t»o he*rd la Ihe selection of a candidate, a It I* tb«»t they shontd bo board at the Poll*. Cowo up ibea to yoar own Conrenllon, Democrats of Vigo, and aay who yen want to eerre yon In the next Congrr**.

Ilnn. John tl. Dntln.

If It i« the wi»b of tbo Democracy of tba Dlatrlct, wo bavo no brailaliou In »ayl»g Uiat tlila ablo and falllifal Rr|»r«weatjit»*r, will cou««nl lomrrotbtm •gnlti

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C«tt(r«iM. Tbe liifw r*q«iir« Uiat If w»

dm)MI uticceaii, w« muil pat forward oar »uo»goat kmii. Tliink of It frltow Domocmta, and act according to ibo dietaUa of yoor own jodgmenW.

Tb«? N'bra*hn l.nw—Wh»t la It! The following •eeiioti in llie Ntbranka I_,#w oniain* iho only rrfeiencn lo Slavery, and we brg our readers lo prruae it carefilly: "And br it fnrlhfr enacted, Th»l llie Co»*tiluiiuii, and all lawn of the United Hlatra which are not locally inapplicable, •hall havn the same force and eftecl within the said Territory of Nebraska as elsewhere within the Uniled State*, except the eighth tret ion of the act prrjMtratory lo 'he admit tinn of Mintnuri into the Union, approved Mtirrk l?/A. eighteen hundred and twenty, which wan per ted fd by the principles of the lrgi»lation of eighteen hundred and fifty, cnmmontv called the compromise meatures.

AND IS IIKHKHV ttWLANKD trtOI'KRATIVK AND voio: it being Ihe true intent and meaning of this act not lo legitlate tlavery into any

Territory or Stale, nor to exolude it there- |han

fectly to form and regulate their do metlic institution! in thetr own way. »utjeol only loth* Constitution of the United States

Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be ootmlrued lo revive or put in force any law or regulation w!»ioh may have eX' isteil prior in the act of March 6th. 1830, either protecting, ettablithing. prohibiting or abolishing slavery.*'

We venture to hay thai nine men out of every ten (un influenced by the harangue* and mia-inlerprelations of demagogues,) would pronounce the above provision of the law, republican, honest, and in oonsonanoe with our institutions, and such as a free people ought to demand.

Would it not be wrll for the Express to publish the above extract in regard to Slavery, and quit its ridiculous nonesense about 'swindler*" (which it borrows from iireely.) and its abolitiou slang, (which it borrows from bidding.#) barring that which is natural lo ilttlf.

The New York Dribmne publishes a c*py of a law which the editor of that paper wants enacted in all the free Stales. It simply violates the Constitution of the United Slates in regard to the delivery of fugitives from tabor. It is merely a (rree/f-i'm, end, if adopted, would shiver the Union in thirty days. What does he oare for ihatt lie openly proclaims that the Union is of no value to the North, and is very kind in preparing the draft of a law fi»r the igno» Mitt people out Went—the "hall-en«laved Sute of Indiana." We have no man traitor enough lo prepare treason like lloraoe freely. II* is in his right occupation.

ALMOST A CONFLAW *ATI«W» -On Wednes-

fore the fhroea had *s*de any headway, and

Mwc or,r

P»l||SBf m4 tbt Vorawii. The latter day 8»ioi» of t'tab-. the irgitimate disciples of the late Jbc Smith of S»B* TOO notoriety, no longer deny that the practice of Polygamy is licensed among them, although when first charged against them, they denied it bitterly. They now admit the charge and say that they have as good is right to a plurality of wives as bad the Patriarch* ol old. It appears that the number of wives which they have is graduated by the rank or position th*y hold in the church. The Governor of ibeTerritory Brigham Young, who is the successor of the immortal "Joe" the founder and propagator of this fanatical sect, haa no less tbao forty. Bigdon who it is alleged atole and printed the manuscript which was passed ofTby Smith as the "Book of Mormons" translated from golden plates, and is now the High Priest, has thirty six, and other dignitaries, have a proportionate number.

One of the wives of Pratt, a prominent man among the mormons, has recently written a letter to her sister in New Hampshire, in which shevery ingeniously defends the practice of polygamy. She •ays her husband baa seven other wives, and thst the eight wives have togeth* er twenty-five children. Her husband «he says, i« "good and virtuous," his wives and children are all much attach* ed to him, and lie treats them with the greatest kindness and alleclion. lie is a teacher of Mormon morals and religion, and is at present a member of ihe legislative council of the Territory. Mrs. Prstt expresses the hop* that ihe laws of the Stale on this «ide of the continent may aoon be so amended and public opinion so changed, as to permit Utah gentlemen to travel over the country with their wives and children, and enjoy as much consideration as they do at home. A great country this, and a decidedly faal age! We shouldn't be at all sur prised if somewhere in the far West, a sect of strong minded women would spring up, which would allo-v to eocb of its members as many husbands as she oould support!— With many it would be a popular sect, and we are only astonished that it has not been established long since. It will oertainly be ihe nexl thing upon the tapis.

(CrThe friend* of the Kansas-Nebraska bill in Alton, endeavored to get up a meeting in that city lo express iheir joy and delight at the measure. The Telegraph says the meeting comprined thirty boys, a band of rnuiic, and twelve office-holders and seekers, all told.— Wabath Erprest.

Very well, sir! That is forty-two more

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from, bnl lo leave the people thereof per• j(| —allowing ihe band consisted of and is greatly more than the abolition

entire Hale-abolition vote of Vigo

party of Vigo now. A hundred such papers as the Express, under its present management, could not make Vigo sympathixe with the lawlaaa fanatics of "the North."

0£rG*8XLY, of the Tribune, calls Indiana a "half enslaved State." We suppose this is by way of vengeance, on aooonut of her seven vote* for the Nebraska bill. If she is enslaved, it is by reason of her attachment to our glorious Union, and her hatred of demagogues, canting hypoorites, and one-eyed philanthropists, and that eye always turued to the negro, instead ol the while man. She is free, at least from the sin of treason to the laws—free from the association of abolition madmen—free from ami-rent murderers—free from negro-riots, Tabernaole cant, and infidel swagger, and very fret from (.JreelyUm, Garrisonism, and all the other isms which make up the social and political creeds of the "abolition confederates." Mr. lion Acs

Grbrly

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ikwtd*«o To At patnoh o« the Greenoee-1 «hm p»ws effect it aeeoui that there was no dtltalty tie UfBtr. and the fooetMws ^aiber ol

wilt find

her omlside of his "infected district" when the votes are all counted. She is never led off by the twaddle and fanaticism of the New York Tribune* nor yet by its little echoes elsewhere.

THS BLACK WARKIOR DIFFICULTY

d*y about noon afire was discovered in tbe do not agree very well as lo the term* of the *KI frame building on Fourth Street north arrangement. of Main, occupied by Mr. Geo. W, Shaffer, Thia intelligence wilt not be received with •a a Saah and Blind factory. The ptopri-1 gratification by many in the Unieiot and hands of the establishment had Then growing desire on lefe for dinner, only a few moments before P,rl poople to possess Cuba.— the discovery ol the smoke tawing from the! They believe it to be necessary to our com* building. It w«« fortunately discovered be»} *nd

—If

the letter-writers from Washington are to be relied upon at all, we may oertainly conclude, that the difficulty with Spain in reference to the seizure of the Black Warrior has been amicably and satisfactorily adjusted. There is a remarkable unanimity antong the letter writers, as to the fact that the difficulty has been arranged, but they

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Hie litnrl} prrarttce ef a hogshead of water j"^1* New otk Herald leerns that it is whn-h was near at hand, made en e*t»n- pttrpow of the Administration to nefoliate tor the purchase of the island.— gui»hmeut e*«y. The building, however. was the very worst piece for afire to ortgt u»a»e in the whole oiy. aa it is an old frame Ifllrd ©nnatawK' with Pine Uwlwt, she** t%sh. end other combustible materia ik ffad i* got a (air Hett that whole Uock adjoining cmopo*«d ahifttt exclusively of •«d tmiMn«£«. would have fooo by board. No d»*fci can *xiet but that it wee the work of inWM»di»m«». aa no fir# had iNwti U«h) in tbi» building for a montii pre* %i(His. and the Move Had been r»w»«»v*d.

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That oertainly would be the most ptrodeot way of acquiring it. bat we have too much confidence in the imbecility ef the Spanish goveren»ent to believe that its nil w»U ever be oonaeoted to.

MARTHA WASNMMTOR

Amu.—

The whole of the prisoners have been bided. Amasa and l^orenw Chaptn and Barie have arrived in Cincinnati. Adam Chaphi is by thia ti«ne at his hocae ta Wisconsin, and the remainder are on their way up on ihe steam-

I lawyers for the proeecuuon signed the howl

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m.4»«O C«kr.« Iw "tT*' T™**"4 in Mwimi vw. *n«sm%e awriiletHeaouroei^ mrm eammriH and ames^j^ ..A,.. ., $ ,.t nsent. We hope they have all bed fwl It is w«£l thai tW Senate Cwasiite

M, a«*d thetr rr»«i» *dl tJM ta the Jedxaiary have WJOIHJ «e rv|MMt lOrtr r*reders aa much unelk«)ed {rai&i-jli granting O 0 to the feonly of BACBdid th«^f skM ohedien* and Im«m cta«R. the dBevr who wa» ludled MI the Use t4« vant We have nothing osore 10 aay riot«» Boeton. It i» t|a«ght thet Ilea ImB et«Mt the "Koow Noiht«'5»." |eitt*t»dw«htedly pese.

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OCT The Rev. THCODOII PA a tea, the blood-thirsty abolitionist of Boston, being asked for a contribution to purchase the freedom of Burns, (the fugitive Slave,) replied "1 have nothing to subscribe but brains and bullets!" This Parker is a fair •ample of the abolition clergymen generally, with this difference: He has rather more "brains" than is vouchsafed lo pet eons of that stripe. No one need feel shocked at the anii-chrisiisn weapons proposed to be u'*ed by this man, who is the inciter of riots, treason, and bloodshed. How long will the people of the country permit auch vagabonds to desecrate the sacred desk? If such men teach, bow long will it be before we area nation of InfideisT Who but a Ireitor would bear from such lips the precepts of the Christian's Religion, and the gospel of the Christian'* hope?

The Bostoniaua in their indignation against Loring. the U. S. Commissioner, snd Probste Judge, have stigmatized him as the "Reprobate Judge."— Wab. Express.

Well, whst do you think of Loring, Mr. Editor of the Express Do you think him a "reprobate" for enforcing a constitutions! requirement, and a law of Congress. How is your indignstion—for (he msjesty of the law or against

(£r A little boy was rescued from drown ing in the canal basin, on Monday last, by Mr. James Livingiston who fortunately saw the little fellow struggling in the water, in time to render him the necessary assistance.

0^- Anew Democratic paper to be ed itled by

JHO. C. TURK ESQ.,

late of the Sen

tinel, is to be started at Greencastle toon.

tr Soe sdvertlaement of E. W. Burnt who wast* auy quantity of Wheat, Corn, Rye and Bar ley delivered at hi* Milla la thia city, for which he will pay the highest market price.

ICT JDDOS Goo*ma adrertlaea aome desirable Ont Lota, for aale, la the Southern portion of the city, in the fine grore West of Market street.

XT The old and popular eatabliabment, known as Camisa'a, in receipt of a large atock of new jewolry and fancy good*. We ad viae the lovers of beautiful gema to call and aee them.

Uy AUVKRTIKK IX THE BASTKKJt lIXtSOISIAK,

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0^- The "Know Nothing" bills are again posted up at every conspicuous place in the ciiy. They are very expressive in Iheir appcaranco, being perfectly blank, and unsul lied by a single word or letter. The unfortunate man who stared his eyes out of their sockets yesterday in trying to read the "programme," we regret to say, is past remedy. His eye-balls are a total loss, there being no insurance. Ho is said lo be a very near and dear relative of the editor of the Prairie City. We extend lo cotemporary, our warmest condolence in their re cent affliction.

#*TThe two editors of the Louisville Courier, having managed to get out of their quarrel with the Journal, are now quarrel ing with each other over their own proper signatures. Gallagher wrote a salty oard repudiating something Hsldeman had said about the editor of the Journal, and now Haldeman is out in "another card," in which he said he read Gallagher's oard with "surprise and mdignation." The end of this complicated difficulty is that Gallagher has withdrawn from tbe editorship of the Courier, it being utterly impossible for two such chivatrio spirits as he and Haldeman to "drive the quill," over the same paper. "FRED" DOUGLASS FOR CONGRESS.—A correspondent of the Syracuse Standard, writing from Rochester, N. Y-, says thst "Fred Douglass, the negro is to be brought out for Congress in the Monroe District, N. Y.," and expresses the opinion that he will be elected. Fred Is just the sort of a man to represent some districts in the glorious

Empire State," his principle*, color, etc., would be highly acceptable to a darkey-lov-ing constituency.

THE MOUSTACBK MOVEMKHT.—Professor

St owe, husband of Harriet Beecher Stowe, said at an anti-Nebraska meeting of clergymen in Boston, on Thursday **I pretend to no great things, but I here say that this beard don't leave this chin until the repeal of the fugitive slave law is secured/'

Whether Mrs. Siowe, who is sometimes regarded aa tbe better man of the two, has come to the same determination, is not slated.

HIT

BIX

AGAIN!—Shiiaber

of the Boatoa

Post, gives it to the Socialist philosopher of tbe Tribune after this manner: "Some of the New York wbtgs are talking of Horace Greeley for tbe next Governor of the "Empire State!" "Think of that Master Brooke "—a man for Governor of great Commoowealth, who cao't govern hie own temper—an "excellency."' who excels in nothing but impudence, fustian, end faneticUm a "ruler of the people" who is hsmselt ruled by caprioe, ignorance and "all oncbaritableness!"' Goto. If it was afceuid in the Roman Emperor lo make a consul of a horse, it can't be much IMS preposterous to make a Governor of an MOL**

(ttT A rather iatrieM law soil wat recently decided, in California at Urn suggeete of tbe judge, by a horse race. The joty acted as jodge*, the coo nee! bet their feee on their respective dieota the jodge held the stake*, and ihe winner by previous MtUfmeai, treated the crowd.

The JVcfrif City leome that the Board of Cwsty CummisMuusi a has transferred 990.. 000 Connty Stock additional, from dm Terse Hauie aari Richmond 8*3 Rood to ihcCnvlaniiis end KraosnBe Road.— The n*towtwl stock. wHH eeoere the immethorough-

diete completion of I

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Qjr Tbe printed report of the "Ward Trial" issued from the Louisville Courier Office, is for sale at

BCCIIMBAX'S

Book

Store Tbe Applet on edition, which is the one gotten up by tbe "family," and reported by a reporter employed and paid by them, has not ye: made its appearance here.— Both editions, however, will have an exteosive sale. Tbe speech of Mr. CARFEKTER, in behalf of tbe prosecutioo. ss reported in the Conner edition, which we have read, is an able and a brilliant effort, although much too labored and too highly figurative. The charge of Judge

KIKCBELOE

to the Jury, ia

a very lame affair, and would have done no credit to a crosa roads Justice of the Peece. Tbe following extracts will furnish some idea of the nature of the speeches inbehal of the defence. Tox

MARSHALL,

one of

counsel ssys: "It were pitiful that he should die so young—now in the full flush of his early manhood—one so loved in the social circle —one looked upon so hopefully by the church—one who has proved himself s«.f glorious a genius and so fit to lead the young men ol America it were a pity that he should die even by tbe unrelenting hsnd of dis ease, and when aurronnded by all be loves on earth. But to be cut off thus—in such a cause—to be sacrificed in response to such a wild, insatiate cry for blood as has been raised by Ibis prosecution—oh. it were pitiful, it were marveloosly pitiful! But if you think to mitigate bis pui.i«hment. will you immure him in the wails of a peniten tiary? Will you cut those flowing lockswill you shave lhat classic head—wiSI you sheve that classic head—will you snatch him from Ihe arms of his girl-wife, and rudely sever every tie thai makes life dear Will you do this, aud call it ineruy

Says Gov. HELM "Even the father of your country, who bared his noble bosom lo Ihe sword in defense of our liberties, did not escspe the shafts of calumny and you remember that the redeemer of Ihe wurld was spit upon snd rebuked, and buffeited. and put to death, in obedience to the wild cry: *Cru cify him. crucify him, whether be be guilty or not.'

Says Mr. WOLFE "The achievements of this young man in the field of literature, are part of the greatness ol Kentucky. The emanations of his mind have added fresh glory to the history of our State, which (tie patriotic devotion of his ancestry had already rendered so illustrious. Shame not the history of our Slate by the pronunciation of guilt, because neither justice, law nor humanity demand such a result.

Ssys Gov. CRITTENDEN Again I ask you to consider it well be fore you pronounce a verdist which shall consign this prisoner to a grtye of ignominy and dishonor. These are no idle words you have heard so often. This is your fel-low-citizen—a youth of promise—the rose of his family—the possessor of all ihe kind and virtuous and manly qualities. It is the blood of a Kentuckisn you are called upon to shed. The blood that flows in his veins has come down from those noble pioneers «ho laid the foundations for ihe great ness and glory of our State—il is the blood of a race who have never spared it when demanded by their country's cause. It is his fate you are to decide.

Gerrett Smith. 'v

The Washington correspondent of the Pennsylvanian has Ihe following notice of the Hon. Gerret Smith, the celebrated abolitionist ol New York,

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After disposing of a number of unimpor lant resolutions, the House went into com mitiee of the whole, and took up the Pacifio Railroad bill. Mr. Gerrett Smith of New York, having the fKor, addressed the Com mittee at length in opposition to the bill.— He was listened to, as he always is listened to by the House, with great attention and respect, and more than one son of ihe Old Dominion nodded his head in approval of the sentiments of the mild and benevolent enthusiastic Gerrit. Mr. Smith is generally allowed to be the most attractive speaker in the House. As you look upon his tall commanding form—his broad expansive forehead—his open honest oounteoance. as you watch his soft winning smile, and see his soft eye kindle whb emotion, but only emotion of the purer and better kind. As you listen to the full round tones of a matchless voice swelling, and swelling with the tide of feeliug from an overflowing heart you feel assured that the man before you can have no lot or part with aucb miscreants at Sumner, Giddtngs, Phillips and Parker. He may be the unwavering opponent of slavery but you know that he belongs not to tbe murdering abolition mob of Boston. While the Sumners, Giddingses, end Sewards oi Congress, are shunned by their fellow members, aa being utterly unworthy of personal association, Gerrit Smith enjoy* tbe respect and ereo good will of all.

POET*T IN CALIFORNIA .—A oorre^poodent of tbe Nevada Democrat sends a patriotic poetical production to that popular and prettily printed paper, of which the following pathetic paragraph forms the priocple point ia this paragoo of perfected and pre emineot poesy: ir: 4.n

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The following epigram, aptdogetio for the War that bit the band of Lola Mootos, ia from the Maryerille Herald:

yah em Orias wwt«liipmiw| tlrotai to fcort* to WUwl wilii I Iwr a—*, »oe—!• 1W |||«*«J 1 1 1 Q3R LIMMMI Beak has been removed from the Soperintendancy of Indian Affairs ia California, and Col. T.J. Henley has beea appointed ia bia place. Col. Uenley a the praaent Postmaster of Saa Fraaoieco, aad k» place will probably be filed by Mr, Wetter a brother of the dialing*lafced U. & Seaator from that Stale.

Dttirroom Lor*—Tbe Fort Wayne Laurel Wreath saya: A week or so ago, a young man sold a home ta thai plane for five dollars, aad it betag spec tad that he bad atofoa the eaiaml, he tras eppreheaded and acknowledged it. aad aaid his rtasoa was "thai he bad beea betrothed to a yoaag lady wbo bad ooadsKled la have him.

(^*Tke Whig* of Booae seaMjr. Mo., bare nominated a Mr. QwUmr aa a oaadi» date for ibe L**ialamre. That Uaitar

be wefl rkmmffd bjr efcotpMt day.

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Arrival of the Ptefflc.

NEW YORK,

The Journal of St. Peterburg aaya that two Irigatee oannonaded Wit I and on the 19th, aud tbe next day approached Ekenas, but were repulsed.

Two thousand Greek insurgents are poat* ed near Denmaed, in Epirua.

French division has arrived at the Pieraens. The Ru Asians are menacing Erverond, and have recently made a compulsory enrolment of 35.000 Armenians.

The stesmer Pacifio left Liverpool at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, with 167 passeugers.

The steamer Africa arrived out Sunday evening. A dispatch from London dated Saturday noon, says there is very little business doing on account of the Derby races. Consols 9! 3 8.

Two Russian war vessels have been presented to the Greek Government by Russia.

Russian vessel sailed out of Sevsatopol, notwihst ending the blockade, and captured an English merchantman In the Black Sea but being discovered she cut the prize adrift, and returned safe to Sevastopol.

The Neva was free from ioe and had risen so high that inundation was feared. Fifteen stone bridges crossing ihe Neva were to be broken down, and the remainder are to be mounted with heavy cannon.

The Emporer has been quite sick. It is reported that the vast merchant quarter of the city of Riga has been demolished by the military authoriiies io preparing for the defence of the place.

It is also reported that the allied forces, amounting to 17,000 men are to be landed in Sweden, preparatory to lhat power declaring war on Russia.

Advioes from Constantinople say that the Turkish corps at Kava were almost entirely dispersed on the approach of the Russians on the 5th of May.

Letters from the Turin state that a contingent force of 25,000 men have been demanded from Sardania by France for service in the Eastern war.

Russia has certainly concluded a treaty with Khava.

UTAH.—Brigham Young, in his addreas lo his people, tpeaks thus of his authority: "I have no fears whatever of Franklin Pierce exousing me from office, and saying that another man shall be Governor of thir territory.

"We have not got a territorial government, and 1 am and will be governor, and no power can kinder it unlit the Lord Atmighty says: "Brigham you needn't be governor any longer," and then 1 am willing to yield to another. 1 have told you the truth about thai."

The Mormon manner in electing a delegate lo

Congress, is

G3r Beef was dear last week in the markets of New York. Tbe best piece* sold at 25 coots par pound, and were acarce at that.

Kr The Wheal crop we uaderstand, gives every promise of a good yield, at least mora than an average crop. This is tbe ease throughout tbe greater portion of the State.

(KrJadga Conrad, the Whig, Native, Temperance aad Koow- Nothieg candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, was elected on Taeaday last by about 8,000 majority. The balance of the same mongrel ticket was elected by similar majoritica. Tbe whig* kava a large majority is the city ooaoeils.

Tbe entire Sopbaaaorv data of Coksmbia College, N. have beea expeBed for firing torpedoes in the presence of tbe President. Tbe Trifcaao ooenmeods tbe oaodeet of tbo boys.

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CHINA, April 10.

The Imperialists have msde an unsuccessful attempt to recapture Shanghai. The insurgents were steadily marching townrds Pekin.

A steamer from the fleet brings the news that Guslal Varnd was bombarded without effect on the 22d, and another attack was intended on the 24th.

The advance works of Haugo, in the Baltic was bombarded and destroyed. Sir Charles Napier was about attacking the main fortifications.

The allied fleets were blockading Sevastopol. The Turkish fleet was off Varnd on its way, to the Circassin.

Silistria held out on the 25th. The Russians lost about 1,500 in the attaok on the fortress of Abdel Mefid.

The Greek insurrection is growing less formidable. It is reported that Otho accepts the ul:i malum of Naplea, and declines neutrality.

The adheaion of the amaller German powers to Austria and Russia has been secured by treaty.

,•*•• ^-h *.

June 1*.^

The steamer Pacific haa arrived, bringing Liverpool dales to the 31st alt. A telegraphic dispatch from Belgrade announcea thai Silituia held on and on tbe 26th tbe Russians were driven back four times with great low.

SPECIAL IfOTICBS.

SPIRITUAL COMXITX1CATIONPartlealarly Addtoaacd to the Jeers. Belag aetbortend by the Spirit of Ood, I hsraby rewwwt to

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aattoa that they will bo

•elated by a groat aad tarriblo aataa (rem Hoavea, aad at the tiaa tharoaf there will bo ton thoeaaed ••1*1* Um earth.

Wo! aba to Earope: for eot l«a* tSaa SfWi thosaaadef the tehabttanta thoroof will f*ll victim* l* tha ana of death la th* afeart *p*ea of ooo day. The awfal aeearroaea will tr»«*pir» botweoa the setting sad rMng of UM asa and laeladed la that aambor will be the wartd-reaeweed Jonay Liad, although ah* any flee ber eoaatry, yet the oataatrophe will reach wherever she utty he.

I an aloe «qtheri**d to *ay that all thoae who Ml apon the otoae, I have deae, will bo saved from the tropeBdiagdMtruetioa for 1, through the •aorey of God, have beea carried nibly over the trial* of peraecatioB of eaamiee to the will of Ged, aed ta ny heavealy welfare a* well a* prveoat /ood.

Being stripped by the people of Waahiagton eeaaty, Arkaaww, oT alt my earthly ponaearion*, •ad pareaed by Copt. Mark Beea, of Cane Hill, Ark., with his beet, to deatrey all that remained of tor, rii: my life, and then a repetition of the mine, oaly ia a two-fold degree, by the people of Morgaa eeaaty, Mtatoari, -boiag by them atoaed apon the hoeae-top, and my blood milled, and the naal do* •troctioa of the property that 1 had aeeaniulated,

and eadeevoratoforee me to rabmit to the igaomiay of aervitade as a riave. I was engaged ia the constant sorviee of prayer end aapplicaUoa to Qed, hambled to going barefooted, and almoet naked, clothed only ia sackcloth for three yearn. The Lord heard my cry aad inclined anto me," giving me fall power over all peraecatioa, aad now my "enemie* are under my feet er in other words, they have not the power te harm me, for Ood ia at all lime* my fall defenae—more than equal to all other powers of earth.

Aad for my continued devotion aad earaeet wrestling with Ged he did manifest himself auto me and eaaeed me to make thia doclaralion.

Moreover, owing to the persecution a bore related was the pestilence of cholera aent to visit Vie region of America In tbe years '49-'50, and th* same waa maaifeat to me six months previous to the appearanoe of the Srst cam la this country.

OB the 39d day or night ef Deoember, A. D. 184?, the Lord aent an angel to stand in the road to tarn the balla of the great whore, and wbeu the manifestation of our deliverance waa given It waa a* the day of judgment for ever *lnee the beaeige of the city ef Jeruaalem we have (alien upon the atone and I oat our tivee.

But, hereafter, the Lord will give me favor in eight of any and every nation with whom my lot may be cast. And when thia prophecy shall be fulfilled it will be much regretted by the national Congress of the nitad Stnlaa, for President Taylor was removed by the augel, as will then be known.

Editors will please give the foregoiug publication throughout the world. I will here expreas my gratitude to the clUaena of Santa Clara county, California, for their kind and hospitable treatment aiuce my sojourn with them.

Any of the Jewish order who may wish to com* ma it lea te can direct to Harmony, Poaey county, Indiana, any time prior to the 1st of June, 18S4.

June 16-tw* JOUNAIKIN.

TO BUSINESS MEi

The lumr

iLumxsux,

haa a circulation In tbe oountiss oi Clark, Cumberland,

KtBngham and

paper now published, and I* in general *lreflation In tbe eoontie* adjoining. It afford* Cftetllttva, tberHbr*, tor profitably altwtMni In that popalen* and lertlle region, wht«h the hualnest men of Torre- llauta cannot Ml to appreciate. It in now

Theoulv Paper pnhlUherf in Mnrshall,

AND HAS A

WKICKI.Y

Milmm,

a disordered stmnseh, Uteir power I* aot exnetleil, if equalled, ty any other known pivparatlnri, as the rone atteft. In many eases, after the molt relebrated physicians had felled. We rem conaetenWowly rw ow wend this madtdne, as belnf what It I* npnteiM, and urge our reader* who an afflicted to procure a bottle, and tbey wilt be convinced of UM tratb

to say the least of

assert. 17-t3

H. O. FAHRKU.fl

CELERRATKO ARABIAN LIXIXEIVT

Is well known to posaee* the mo«! wonderfully healing, penetrallng, and stimulating properties, and by Its promptness In e(feeling euros, which prvrionsly had resisted sll other motiirinos, admlnlatered by the most aeiontlfle physicians, has ptaretl It far beyond any similar remedy ever introduced to tbe people of Iho Unltod State*. It stimulates the absorbents to increased action, and thus eoables nature to throw off disease-

itlifh/uUf pl»m*ing

it,

quite unique. Young as presiding elder, is preaching when he says: "It came into my mind when brother Bernbeieel was speaking, and ihe aame thing strikes me now, viz: inaamuch as he does first rate as our delegate in Washing* loo I was going to move lhat we send him next season though it is sabbath day. "I understand these things, and say as other people say,'We are Mormona.' We do things that are necessary to be dooe when the time comes for us to do them. If we wish to make political speeches, and ii is necessary for the best interests and kingdom of God, lo make them on the sabbath, we do it. Brother Kimball baa seconded the motion that Dr. Bernhisel be aent back to Wasbinglon aa our delegate all who are in favor of it raiee your right hand." (More than two thousand handa were at once aeeo above the beads of the congregation.) "It ia all right. I would never call for an oppoaite vote. I will try it, bowover." (Not a aingle hand was raised in oppoeitioo.

O punrtrmtrt I* th* *•»«,

«F

KS&iilia&&££i!&iZ%

witotasAU.

Ftamr 9 bbl «fT-»

Wheat Oora. 30

Baeea S«S« flaxseed !,• Lard

Sogar H**

Oolee IS Molasnr* Tobacco Mali Salt a bM Oeal #U Wood cord !.« Usee a bash SO feathers 4M* Rite, ...Si Whtskey a gsll Sutter...... t»jfllt» Bet* Vtsh Whlks MM# Maekoret «0 vm*

Tar MO lodlgo I.leal.14 SaUwata*.

It^l*

Candle* 14 Star Candfce SS Tallow S Dried Apple* bo*h.. Orsso IVocbc* DrM l.V*

Potatoes.... .... ®TS

Cheese IS Madder 13 Onions CHIekeaa a Dm 1.40 Cltler 8.» Oat*

of time. Mst

CIRCULATION OV 1,500 COP1KS,

anil thin number t« daily torrwi.ln*. BJT AddiwM, Pnbli»ber* lumoicuii, Marshall, lit. Majr 12, lSU-33-«w

THE tllTEEX OF MAY

And her Malda of Hunor—Qnmni of IImuI} and their attendant*, with a groat many other Ixsautifal and ex|Mi*«wl*« pirtnre* can bo aocn at the Rnonuut that anperlor Artlrtf A. H.

Juno 8,-30-4*. '.

Uoorum's OmmaK armaa.—We would eall tbe alteotioa

at our

readme

th* advertisement

ding strength and activity to the muoclen—it in powerfully anodyne aad thereby MrtH«

irritation, proimtivg

Miwc/ina

thrtugh tkt

eJidi/rsa*.

Owing to lis remarkable antieeplie properties It pu rifles aad Mutrmllae* that poiaoaoaa, eorroaive prlnd|4e hlch readera old aleeroes

tort*

ao dUSeatt ro he*l: It tbotefoie

Is peeulkarly adapHod to Uteir apoedy euro. This liniment from Ita penetrating end strongthMiag )aalltl«i has beea foand to be a spoetSc for Paralysis or Palsy, Whlto*welltngs aad dlseeaed Johrts, and la

BMM

all eompUiats Involving

the mesealar system. It has eared ease* or Rheamsttsm of twenty to thirty year's standing, aad aStortioM of the Hpine wherein th* entire Hplaal eolama was so crooked aad distorted, that the patient could aot walk or stand without arttScUl itopport. Nnmeroeseasesof Palsy hav* beea eared when the flesh bad withered, leaving nothing bat tha dried sktn and bone, and the limbs totally without as* or (sating. For

CkUdrtm with Crump

it is of leesUme-

bis valae, robbed and bathed over the throat aad chest If spplled freely oe the cheat It never fiiil* to give

ia Ihe severe

rtlitf

Cntfkt trading Consumption, Jittksi«and

CsMs. It heals woe ad* speedily—will cue Sealdbeed, Mange, eta. Planter* and Fanners will fled It a most ralasbis aMdleln* to be spplled to Horses and Cattle for Sprain*, Bralsea, lameness, SUIT Joints, Sweeney, Dry Shoatder. Wounds, barns, Splint, Chafes or Galls, Hardened Knots the Ceeh, cte.

s#1o* !, "'M Usol Out

/er Ceaar

trftilt I

Tbs pabUe are eaalloaed afaiaat another eoaalerMt wbh* has lately made Us appearaae*, sailed W. 8. Farrelt*s AraMaa lislneM,

ths

most daageron* of ail tbe counter-

Ml*, bseaasi bis haetag die name ef Farrad, atany will bay tt la good fcltb, wtthoat the kaowtodg* flMtaeoaatarMt

estate,

and they will pethaps only discover their error

when the sparteas mixture ha* wreagbt Its evil eSkwis. The go a sine srticte Is msahetsnd oaly by H.

and Ms slgaaters an the wrapper, sM other* are eoan-

SeM by w. XAKAX 4k CO., Terre-Heats, and by regalaity aatbiirtasl agsna throagfeoot U* Unltod States. r?frfee and 40 eents, and

per beta*.

AGBItTS WAXTKD la every towa, vffUge, snd hamhrt In the United Males, in which eoe I* not already smaMlidi ed. Allrsai H. 0. Famdt a* aheea, aeeampanlad with seed raCsesnes netn eancnvSar, iuepaesttdh^f,dka» lamt.MMJMv

nSTEnTLY DISAPPOINTED.

Wehwd

wtfaf late

mtSiinl

tfc*

d«ys

for

selling

and

am In Mill Bin nmal soon gm*t the Wseldt-* fovorod in* betannls.

1st

we give a

ap,

Or. du

Adams'

Uver

Ii tff Mfi, M9f9 MMl tfwritag gfnitf

an*

am! ts psiWi'rty prodaang

than any e4hormedMae new attaet. It I* ao AUM te hi ppyl 11

datmsasa Wamatee—and w« wayette lonra ef Ut* Stel flsAarn la what claims te do. We»4lf* tnwelee* that aM(n i* no heaAs^ almet a. aee taaftuMalnlR In ttds pn* nr. ortm AdverttaaMnt In

flMs paper.

M. M. X.

WhjSiflcrwttPiii? WfejliigertoTtrtiit? Whew

wn«e«t*,awhemen*yaemle In mm nianlnr attiailiiia. TWfoaanrflkehedy t**tlrlelaiai Ibnnw.

-n.}

Terre-Haute Prices Current

OorifWd woktjr, «twj Tkwiity. tf KIDCLK, lOCK-j

RltME a OK, Kii i* eaecnnnj raoTuem, IMI-

CCVTVKJLL

tNFtX*KKT»,ie.

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NEW AD KRTISEMENTO.

LOTS FOR SALE.

Toffered*forrt

HAT rabdlvlded Oat Lot V, Into city lots, which arw sale. This property comprise* that leautlfti! grave. South tbe eity, between Market and First street*, hetng removed from the Immediate vicinity of Railroads, tla, he., Is very desirable for residence*. Oanala, ttl* TVrms Inderal

Jwm IS, I8«-«?-tf

t. B. OOOKINS.

PIANOS1 PIANOS! 1 Wl bar* certainly opvoed the moat beautiful assortment of Pianos during tbe past week, that ever same to this etty In the earns space Cost ef them are finely carved Louis XIV., and

while we take pleasure la recommending them a* an elegant article ol furniture, we are belter pleased to say that In toner loach and nawwtials of a tXXJD Piano, they eenuot be *urpassed, It equalled. The fine Instrument we spoke of last week, has not yet arrived, bat the grand I* ready for examination. Those who have tried Its qualities, pronounce It Superior to any piano they have ever seen. We ar* not an reasonable la saying It I* equal la form to any two squarw pianos sver made. We ar* receiving weekly aMIthns to our stock, and wilt sell at a very small advance on cash. Oar fooiUtbs cannot be surpassed, ami we will not be undersold.

who wllb an aflalde amlle greets all til*

namoroat patmnn and rHonda. Milter'* lliio Kalonn*, superior Sky and Hide li|rhu, lmprovel Camera*, and hi* own Artistic Skill, produco* pirtnr#* so natural that they are often ralaUken for the poraons themwivos.

Dr. Iluoflaod't cele

brated flerauui Bitter*, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jaeksoa, No. ISO Arch street, l*bltMJelphla. In eases of Unr eomplalnt, Dyepepaia, Di*e**« ef the Kidney*, and all dlaeasea ari*ln*

COI.MIRN FlKtD,

Joae lS-SStf 144 Main street, Oloelnaatl.

NEW 1EWELHY.

JACOB KTCRISHER,

Dealer in Clock*, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Wnre, Cutlery nnd Fancy Good*. National Road Street, North side of the Puhile Square,

TKKKK-llAl'TK, INDIANA.

N. B. Particular attention paid to repairing

Innd

pobiistxid la Marshall, Ttttoots,

Cravfonl—eoanUas iu MHtwU from which

Ton*-Ilauta drava a tmv trade—larger than

any

other

is, IRW

Watches, Jewelry, Sc. June 1

Clock*.

IfiSt-Sft-tf

90.000 BtWIIKIJi OF WHEAT tXKN, It YE AND BAltLGYl FARMERS Jt EVERYBODY, STOP Sl READ!

WISH to purchase S0.OOO bushels of Wheal, Pom, Ryo Bartsy, dellverod at the "City Mills," Terr*.Haul*, fcr which tbe highest ea*h market price will he nald. My Mills see In perfMt onler formanufocturlng a »tperW article of Rxtra S.

Flour. Also, ftwh ground COIIN 2URAI..

tarr

*4*1

I oi mi

either to sell or exchange for Corn. nor for the pieeent, I

will exchanges? as. 8. r. ITIoar for one li«i*hel ol |pmd Wheat.

I al*o ntanuSicture a superior article of RKCT1FIKH

WIIIAKRY, al*n, high proof, suitable for Druggl*!*, etr. All of which will be sold to suit the times, fortlraln or Cssh. Having hsd along experience lu tlie above buoltie**, I flatter myself that I understand the nnnt* of Ihe public. In my line of huatness,

aliall endeavor lo serve them, to tbHr fktll

ssllsfoction. So mine on farmers one and all Bring on yonr Drain, and sell when the prices are high. June IS-»Mm *. W. SMITH,

NOTICE.

Doanl of Ooenty Cnmml**ioners of Vigo county, ibo

XAIIIMI

Indiana, having m*lc a contingent appropriation for I and UlUVKUNtl of that part of the Howling. Oram State Road lying within theTownahtnof llarrlnon, haa ordermt that a survey of the Road lie made by the County Surveyor, and lhat public notice thereof should lie given.

Till* Is, therefore, to notilV alt persons Interested, that *i lowlay, the 3rd day nf Jnty, 1*64, at 0 o'clock, A. M., T. James Oakey, Surveyor of Vigo County, Indiana, will proceed to make the propoaed survey.

By order of the Board of County Commissioner* of Vigo County, Indiana- JAMKS OAKKY, June IS, lttMMt gsresyer

fig»C»nntf, Mian*.

SHERIFF'S SAIjE.

virtue of an Rxeciitlnn leaned] fhen the Vigo Circuit Vmrt, aihl to me directed and delivered. In favor of John lem anil again*t Rllas S. Curry, I have levied on Ihe following property, to wit one hnedred ami sixty Acre* Ihe northwest quarter of Section twenty .nine, Tiiwnehip (II), Range (I) Twenty Acres sontli-east mn-er of the sooth es*t qnarterof Soctlon( 19), Town*hlA(II), Range(0) 40 Acrr*southwest auarter of the north'west qnarler of Scctlon (St), Townsbip (II), Range (I) (W Acres off the north end of es*t ha'f of *outh we*t quarter of Section twenty.uloe, Township (II), Range (0) and Iot No. .IS In the Town of Pralrleton aad, 1 will, on Satunlay, the *lh day of July, 1U4. at tbe Court House door lo Terre-llaute, within the legal hour* of snld day, offer Ihe Interest Kllae f*. Curry In the alo«e de*crilinl property, I will offer tbe rent* and proBI* of *aid. preml*e* with the appnrlenances thereunto belonging for term of seven yeors, and if they should foil to sell for a miff aienl sum to satisfy said Rxecutlon, I will then and there offer Ihe frt simple to th* highest Mailer, for cash, lo satlsiy said Kxeeuthm and costs. JAMKS U. NKLSON,

June leth, mt-3«-at pes. fos $2.24 Sheriff.

SllEBIFF'S SALE.

}}.

virtue of an Execution iMticd from tbo Vigo Circuit t'-mirt, nnd to me dlrart«d and delivered, In Alvor of Cewia Myoars and other* and agaln«t J*mo* II. Parrnnd, I have IrvM on the following property, to-wit: Ixda 7 and

In Kection IS, Town. 10, Kangv 10 3 iicre* north-east comorofsnath-eoatqaartorMoetion 17,Town. HI, Kange 10 40 Acres south-west of sniiUfwast quarter Hectlon 17, Town. 10, Kange It) 40 Arros sooth-wost of south-east quartor Section 17, Town. 10, Range 10 40 Acres northwest of south-west qnartor Section 17, Town. 10, Mango 10 being the lands and'tenements belonging to said Jame* II.

lay, Ji'

Fairaad and, I will, on Saturday, July Ihe Mb, I0S4, at

the Court llna*e door in Torre-llaulo, within tb* logal

hoar* of mid day, offer the rent* and proflts of said premiaoa, with the appurtetianee* Ihereunlo belonging, for term or aeven years, and if they should foil lo sell for sn Sir lent sem to mttsfv said Kxeeutlon,

SS-100, Which

nUeaMI hetwam IS*

Fsr-

rsd, sole Investor and proprietor, sad wholesale druggist, Se. I? Mala utrost. Peoria, linnets, to whom all appllsattna* for agoacles shoald he*llrssssd. Be esre yoa (ft It with the Mm H. O. b*fer* FarreU's, tha*-II. O. FA RRCLLV

will then and

there offer the foe sim|d« to tbo blgbest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said Kteeetloa and cost*.

JAMKS II, KKIJiOir,

Jane Mtb, UUI-tt-K pr*. fee SV.S3 Sheriff.

MOHTGAOEIIAIH

TAWACLT having hase mada ia tbe payment of tb* Blooey 7 awotlooed la the eomtltloa of a Mortgage, made Iv William Fox worthy to Ira Don baa, dtlsi Marcn SStb, lHM, of UM Mlowing foods la Tlgo Coaaty, lo-witi the Bast halt ef the south-wast quarter or Section flfteea, (efcept or 10 acre* in the north went eecner thereof, rnoveyeil by William Doaham to Je**s Jon**, and rasarvnd in said Mortgage,) the Sooth haif tba north west quarter of Cba south-wast quarter of said SaeUon, aad the nortb-Bast quarter of Ihe north-west quarter

Sectton twsoty-two, all leTowasblp

•fovea aorth, of Bangs alas, west, which Mortgage Is recorded In the Itoeoritor'* Oti.e of Ylgo Ooaoty, la Mi., pages Sift and IW, together with a power therein, (etherising sals *f th*nmrtgMed pram tees, by th* BM*ig*n*s or bis assigns, WW d«4au)t la the paraaeatsaf any Instafmeat of th* MMy tnswda msnttened, which power bss becoms operative, by tbe nan-payment of a Note naattloaad theiala of data therewith and dee twelve meaths after date, for |M, 00 which there bchM lo be das *t tb* first pabiicatioa of this

Mortgage has base ***igned to the 111, bo the 4th d*y of August,

1M4,

Thenbfv, 1 vUt. w. vu, «u• IIo'rioek, A. St. and 4 o'clock, P. M., *1 tb* Coart Boaas deer la Terr* Heats, aell at anetfoa ths said **rtg*esd pwmlsee or each part thereof as n*j b* n*oe«s*ry to par said deht. In amMag which Ml* I will sell Ihe lands which He Ws#t of tbe Terre Haate aad Bono Stat* road, ia each pawsls and ia each mawnsr as will prod

on*

tb* bast pries,

af whMjalt the murtgagur will take aotica. -v Jan*», 1*44-47-Jhs ABEL M. DONUAM.

THE WESTERN

SURGICAL INFIRMARY

idrtNiaest, sattad to tbe want* of this conntry, h** beea apanad in tbecttv of Torre-Haste, (la SCOTT'S IJJIJfO, on Meaner HtmJ for Ihe tree local of dlseaau*. Tbe attention of physldsas and the

I* NMpertfeliy Istlnd te the eapertor foeiiMiea offered la tbls inlrmarv where are ail tba ajoparatas and Instrameeta tor Ibe relief end **r* of every eas* repairing Operation*.

Dteoeewof Kyo dbisasm of tbe Maddei. sacb ss Stone, Om*et,aad Strktare Hsmta, Balrttp, and, ia foct, every other malady, the eSml of aeeldoat or whatever el*e, ebloh, at aoata* tt I* tmposaMMe la speHfo wliWa tha MmM* of an a*rertts*ment, wilt reaelve skllifel sUenttoa.

Lang experts urm and ItviibMe eartaas on tbe part of tha aaigMM af tM* intllnittin JnalBui tba aaaeranee to eoaccens tWy may be eoaSdrnt of obtaiaing reUaf.

LeWen of toqeVy. retaUng lopeeeHaror dhReah caeea^ dcc., will be promptly responded to, aad, thoee wtablag eenie te ttfa |4at« for tmaiwaat, may aeoerlala, by mail,

(Mnvilllf IA UMNRo

Cft«ndi«H t*nrtlit*n

THSnew

4*e ame wat h* asepawd, tamaw a ansa* as MaMefheaNh.

bshve earing Wm ateh

Lmsin*»haamm Wngir ta pale. The a. K. I* w*m»l. for am v«*y a great ehana* In *e *i«a ewrn tm fo pa*n, ar ifsrraei Inthbttt, ar gjgjjw ^ywawm*g^Wma|^MaweryMs^ s^aer^eort^B^K, i»t««n )eKef Wf. The MeeaeaMag ifo-

ai aiMtinme en*a* Srea^ribt, ny— .laiiwi, Steam. Mfw|tii.te,

anehtuilMj dnwtjar. Jlte It K. 8swat**er» wgalal 1 eeegy seams tn heaaSrs gstaan. tsi4 ass aha dbh Unarr hi pals. TW K. a. tL wat maw |aa (rem jmu bed «d mttkrtm le»»ewlenw.

tin

ibr toMraeOe* la Anatmnv nnd Sergerv, and,

aloe, la tbo prtadplm aad pin«aee of galidna. waeft tieas sad Lectam wtil be give* In foil and winter. J. W. HrrCKCOCK, M. Optr^Unr^

J. T. BOTH, M. ». I amrt*wn?.»

f«n»-Ante,Jen*i!MdNC

»XW AJIO CHEAP

Confectionery Establishment, I Feu aifireei JUeek, Mtridian Mtrtal-, /adfoastpeUs, /af.

ea»arr1»«r bnensmidfaSwd himself la this city, aod I* prspared to #ghr ta ibo pabOe, «bn hn« aad W|»d *a*»rtmiMt of Cwfinlmir/, meaafoctaesd by Mmwdf foam am hast taut Rtnsn Ihm. at per towjr then ever before offered w«* of Xew York at Wheleaate aad Retail. t^k' RAMltot, for Partlee ar Bote* Table*, faresytwu Also. *T a# eeery variety, for table a*e. *miwa« porrbaitir* will fo well io call aad simiat ntf /to** before bnytageleeerheee asflsry will be famished at Vim hrw

QHy.at

tori

asfowa. ?.-S

OrdM* fhankfaltr maahred snd prmnetly eserwfod.

1* dhinap ul 1, Jaeet. MM. JCMEpOeMtKlCcfiR. Ta he had et V. KRKRWIPtlrS, soetli aido ef *el*htk S^aapr, TtOttK-HAlTft. at the Manufatlnnf