Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 6, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1854 — Page 3

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r»s «-rir» /RNCE, 4TH WRIICT, *LVI»

WILLIAM C. LARKAtiKB, of PulnamCo.

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JOHN Ofc BAVIS «r a«kb coennnr.

Nawaoa«, July ISS4.

M» KPITOA: Vm twn^'y auiiwtreJ to annouucx the ttn!»r»lf it*4),MHia**jiiaUi for Cong r«« ta ib« 7ih C«ngrwate«al Dlatriet oa rt»« Pt*rrra* »f tlie ItartfiMcAM P*»rr, adapted by U»a torL*'$ CwavxirrioN al oUUuapolk*, -Laiy tfeh, IfrM. 0. P.BM13.

'Hon. V. T. UNDER, tui

TUB OlikflNUiMAtiKn U»MHOIS OlitOR, WlU *44rrt* tha oltiisoa of T»rr»-H««U and th« RuUta lu gotiar*!, at tin Court Hon**, to-morfow Kvantttg (HATORUA V, the »lh littt.,) on

TIIK NEBHA!IKA

And other tol»JrcW of preaetit polltieai tnter«it.

0$r lion. Jo«. li. WCDOWALD, of CrawforilKville, formerly a member of Congress

Iro'ii U»«t (Jialridl, o!tlrf»a«o the citiwna o( ml*'piece, acvofding to previous appoint-

IIICOI, at the Courl llou^n on Tueaday ev

ening upon the various political topics

of the d«iy. A large, ait#ntive and interested auiiilory, composed of our citizens irre

spective of party wtre present, and we have

aeldom hetnl an i-fTutf delivered with a

more idling rflWi upon the audience pres-

«-iit than wa» this. Tlie first subject which lite apeaker discussed was the Nebraska

Uillr»ht«h measure as it has passed Con-

grtu* he defended in plain, practical and

convincing manner, clearly demonstrating

that the Mi»i»ouii. Compromise Lino of 36 degrees 30 minulea, was itself a violation

uf a $olemn twaty ttwtfti with France, anl

the griuciple Involved in it ut«just and op-

[ireaaive. The miserable cant of faualios

harping about plighted faith, and the abro

gation of solemn compacts was truly and forcibly exposed. The opinions of Messrs.

Jefltirson, Jackson, and Clay In regard to

this comppoinlae Were quoted \it large. Mr. McDonald clear'y showed that under no

wircurnkiance* was it at all probable that

slavery would be introduced into either of

the territories of Kanaaa or Nebraska, that

those who emigrated thither from the Sottlh would not deairt Ha introduction, that the

Northern emigrant would rc*Ut the instiiu-

iioo» and the Foreign tide of emigration,

would as a matter ol oourso, vote againet

the adiuistsion of slave labor. In fact no intelligent man aver b*He»cd thai slavery

would be eatablUhed in thote territories,

every honest man, whether Whig or Abolitionist must admit that Iti introduction is

impossible. After a discussion af this auhject for up

wards of* an hour the speaker proceeded a define the position of the two parties up

on the Temperance Question, and Prohibitory Liquor Law, in which, he exposed the

bare-faced duplicity of the self-styled •*Peo

ple Party,' in regard lathe latter question, end showed conclusively thet the Democra

cy occupied the right position u$on this tub-

ject. After some allusion to the sectet order of "Know Nothing," in which h« took occasion to denounce the association as

one Initial to the best interests of the

country* *»d to the perpetuity of her fret

institutions, the speaker concluded hit dit*

eusaion.

-'-imi-'rii -jiifi»JiiwrriiliiTiinTiftTii lawit^itM aai«

flox. I F. Ltsnsa, the eccentric ei-

oqueot Sucker orator and wag, is now rusticating in thia city, and attending the Otr»

cult Court. He i* decidedly Nebraska In

teQtiment( and sttil preaists in declaring thai the whig party i« 4ead, and ccnaequowly. OMI be is left widower, and not wishing to

iritfcy, miftfti Kt must remain a wi^wtr,

unjil t^iti^to •tt.iM at purity tad spotleaaoeae. He

ed that be will address our amaaos, »«o,

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HQtt&lCT AIXKS

JM t^ V-Uiotot CuTtbi) Hentlti at Ui* Otu^ IwreU !.'•». %W Wn in to TBOKW J. TV ITK Ma««ndMato(t» CwM ««rTe70fHt)M«|Mnl»i: OtHftxy dwQw.

OT»W» are wtkritf'l to iimmm* iJIBKOM B. OAW,TOJ», of Bt^omlairUtt, a* wMMate tor Ow aflkw HroturvUng AUtmmj of JtdbW CimiH, rw 9»M4 OF i*« «oaiellM OF VIR«, Ctojr, Fatnaas, fcMns. UrMWttlm, Vorfu u« MOMMM.

JTf Wt ai* wlhart fa^ tmmom*** JWM W, PTKWAltT, a e»toU4*U fur WwrHT «f V»fu at the Oftah^r *l«rtiea.

DCJT W« an* aalk«rtetf to nuuwMt KATHA9IKL F. JtStXOtTAM, a ra«4t4aU lot t»»a lo Ute ofIN OF TrMMiiur U4 Collector. tar Vfa ire iudiofii«l lo neMMt G. W, BALL at a (•tiitklau fef u^latataia al (b* OrKM»/r «l«Ktku. 0*W« sum aatharfswd lo nnnonitc* IIARVJKY IK 8COTT. «a eaoHd«t« for Congreaa in tbe ttavcnth C'uograaaioual Dlatrict.

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^•dNebra^tto^uiiyl &

»*»«, Judge Ut«%KS There Me ovrricMir hundred cstses upon tbe dockot

The Coa{r«Mioial C»»trm. g, JudgeEckela fifljid Mi? Da*is' spjioinl-

mentsjjl Clay Cotrrtf far as Brasit at

that pf/U be rroei«»d wtm of «ekogp In return

&»»* family, *fcich compelled him to

home, leaving Mr. Turk to fill tbe remsio-

?der

HOVBY, or Pesoy Cotiolj roe *r#srr*** or rr*rt,

M££LKJ*fAii HA DK", of Ba*h Coaoty. roi raisoeeaita air ELIJAH SKWLA£0,efWasblsgtao Co. rw AOWTO* O» ST*TS, J. I JuflN* P. DUNN, oC Perry Coaiity. »..* *vrr.*j*ri»fj«rrr or «iuc urfMcrttr*,

the appointments with Mr. Scott.— We have been informed by cWrzsm of Q|f from various part* of the county whom we bate teen, thai (he good cause tu welTsus-

iained by our friend Turk, who. ibo' small

entered a pee the eiowM wh«et Informed ibefHh.1/avts could not fill hi« sppoint-

apeak at the Court tlonae, and a large crowd'

assembled Mr. Oavta* frieods bad hoped

that his health was so far restored ibat he

would be able to speak, but it was evident to all who saw him Monday evening that it

would not be prudent tor him to do so, consequently speaking was postponed by com

mon consent until tome future occasion.—

No one can regret this continued indisposition more than Mr. Davis, but all that avails

nothing, only makes things worse. He return

ed home yesterday, and will not make any more appointments until his heahb is im

proved. Appointments had been made by Messrs. Davis and Scott, commencing at Prairieton, Tueaday, extending through a

part of this county and Sullivan Mr.

Tuik is filling those appointments for Ms, Davis we bear of him with M*. Seott at

varioue point*, vpeaklng twice a day each

laboring a* though Congressional honors were to be the meed of success our friend

Harvey though a good Native American

finds his match in the Turk, we have, heretofore. been for the Turk and his allies, now we are for tbe Turk against the allies

wherever his bright tcymelar flashes, we

know that a go«d work has been done.-— AKah BitmiUak!

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Ilarver I). Scott, a Know-lfotfciual The last No. of the Greencastle Argus contains a communicstton from a professed

him, and havo witnessed his application and

devotion to hie duties, concur in wishing

his return to Congress.

0£RMR JAMES II. NBUWN, Sheriff of THFA County died la*t evening at half past 0 o'

clock, of the Bilious Fever and Jaundice.

He has had a painful illness of over two werke. Mis death will be deeply regretted

by many warm personaMViends.

Cttrcfttr Jfew. P. Mci'f'iir, by flrtue of his

Office, will act a*^ieri(T during the unexpir^

ed term of Mr. Nelsoo*

ST Wa advise onr neighbor* of Ube PralrU City to ksep cool tho weather is too hot sud sirfiry for such exhlbltloBS of passioa and had (Wing they maalfr«UMi ia Uteir pafMHr last wotk. W« have •udoavored lo condnct this eaavase with doa regard to Ibe coHtt*ai«a of life aad IrteadtJ social tutereeers*, anti hava written nothing to call forth abas* of onraelvwi or ear oeeaslenai eontrlbators. There waa nothing ia the article alladed te, pn^parly comUmW, to five offeoa*. Tho PwWt City ia aaaoaacing the appearance ef Messrs. Eckob.aed Turk attribnUd to them taageafe whieh w« doatad they had asnd, aad satd It waa tnere charaetcrbtio at tbe Boya ia U» Prairie Cttj* office thajn of any ether toeree we fcacW of. This ts tho saca tetai ef our olfrwHng. We will iaferst the Prairie CUy that whatever appears la ear p«p«r aa odUwrio) we are reapanelMa tor, aad we hapo ihey will aet ga eut of their way attook tadividttahkwheat they t»ey saspeet ef eccasJoaatty aietag as taeer iahers.

$3-Moses* Ttnrt & HA»X«* of the well

known tad popular Cheap Cash Store on

Phoenix Bow, would lake occasion to inform their many friends aad patrooe*nd tho

public in general, that'they btve just receiv

ed and tat sow opening a targe and most elegant assortment ot Fancy and Staple Dry

Goods, which they will diepoee of upon the

moat favorable terete. Give thorn* oall« and

Cttt-Hfiv Lowit.^ The i«ke pcmwioB of his room in the* Vt»o Circuit Court eom«w#nce«h* Mftftda? I

AND OIEA, TT»« DT^MTTON OT »KWK tbe sWrtee tenn of Art# w*eks»

nilowcd fyt

y«t «»g«f*4 the atteutiuit

OEjr AnewlHtily psperkas brea cowii»

K«w AlWwy caiM tK« lktr*ld. Jli (bb#d by Wowe#, Andenwi v% it

Know .\oO»in|. b*i tWao* W

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Wmx PArst lisTAausmiKTr.—We refer

our reader* to tbe sdvertisement of Mr.

G^ytis Puistttt *ho has opened a Store

for the exclusive saie of Waii Paper on the South side of the Public Square, west of the

Branch Bank. E#e^! Variety of the article

of the most elegant and beautiful strip* and shade will ho toond at Jhis eeU^uhtoeM

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a a

not Ihe only good Nebraska Whig w* wm|- Q$r We tliaf IfoctttcT, Eas^ing present. Tboae^Bcn wtaopeiwd WIOI

Il* haa-tuaajc brethren in the latth here-! reworedhia JLewclg Stonttotne sotaU Sran*! Pr6«vcr- dr**tag

—-j— only••iw^try »t»n4, Msw oft grt^d St« i^wr

"Cueil tiloek» as soon as it ts fiotehttL

CoU BEKTOK AND ST LOCIS —St

in stature, i« a full-grown man in intellect. Ureal credit it due to Mwiri. Eckel* and ^riptioo of Coli Benton's oudifieatioo at Turk for the prowptaeas- wtib* wb»eb they

menu. Monday night last il su wsnoune- internal fire* rage joat now quite ed thai Mesers. Scott and Davis wotsHl without any external superfluity. The

member of the secret association of Know-1 ^es8 base conspirators against "m® and Nothings. He declares, in all truth and mine:" sir, are nothing but adjunctsof Calsolemnity that he hat been a member, buijhoun, air—yes,sir, adjuncts ol Calhoun, sir,

uc...... M,.«a ub.j-^

a Whig Trick. In speaking of various per-"

citizens, and was nominated by them through

their delegates on the 13th of August in the' Ciiy of Terre-Ilaute.

tons who are members of the society, he ,!-,- 1 The editor ol the Democrat now attempts aay* in regard to the opposition candidate! *».• rn

O^r The Washington Union anyt: In the

seventh district, Hon. /ohn G. Davie has received the nomination. All who know

patiently fc waking her down. We learn from

tire Republic**, thai the Colonel It "pro*

gyeesipg toward-|hat doomed plane, by easy stages, and- the voters m«y e*pect to

"catch it" upon bis errivaj. Tbfir onfrfc

geou* conduct in refusing to rote for "the

greet Mlssouriftn" demandssooerepuntsh

menl, and we hate no doubt that the Colo- 0M%9 bea speech ttn«iojsflf&" oelisin a "frame of mind1' at this time to sdminisier it with spirit and foroe., /Y

We preeume from John Went worth *a des-

Washington. that be will adopt tbe Georgia

summer costume "aspur and a shirt collar,**

for blowing up tbe people of St. Louis. His

cjted

ex-

colonel has recently written thofollow

iog clesver Jcu IF Esprit to tbe editors of tbe St. Louis Democrat. It is tome in its way and indicates that tome thing else mar be expected shortly if not sooner ifim-

WASBINGIOK CITT. Aug. 8, 1854. To the Editor of the Missouri Democrat: Sir—In 1849 stated repeatedly *n my public speeches in the State of Missouri, that the old say iog "Republics are ungrateful" wa* a falsehood and a calumny sir but I now find that I was then mistaken. I am now fully convinced of the truth of the old saying

Republtca are ungrateful sir. I have been beaten for Congress in my men district, air, and I know, sir, that no such result could hsvf been produced except bjf the basest ingratitude, sir. Am I not Old Bullion, sir! Did not I. solitary and alone, put the ball of the Expunging reeoivMton in motion! Didn't I advocate in many speeches the reduction of the duty on Salt? Didu't I throttle and kill that monster, iba United States £auk? Was-not 1 in the Senate lor thirty years! and have I not written a thirty years view. air. No. sir—it is false, sir—and you affirm to the contrary, air. you are liar, and a dirty dog, air—inisrrpresenlin&ihia truth foe ciiminal purposes, air. But I know w4io.i* w*« that beat me, air*~lt wae not tbe Whigs, sir —it was the Nullifiera, sir—they are scamps and rotten*, sir—-they must have been in conclave with the 6,000 victims who died of cholera in St. Louis io 1849.

Yes, sir, a cohc/ops, sir—lym with clav'ts a key»eir—lock up with ihem. sir. And, air* 1 tssert it. the shade of Cslhoun was locked up *itH them, and held their keys, sir. For*

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Tj,08 H.

... ,, ,.. i- 1 to assuage the wrath of the "mighty fallen

for Congress, in tb»e district, as follows I* .. j-J .i— ltar.ey D. S««l .1.0 m™k.r »f .hi.!

fticiollou. orginllMion, .nd midoigbl Ho I Pre.jdency In 1886. Th, DeMcrat iam»ligiout crueade, whose operations si^ike at ingly cajoles itself Into the idea thst the Col the heart of the civil rights of his fellow

BE*TON.

h™ »for lb.

command tbe support of all the conser-

aI,d

with that and the Know-Nothing

vote ho may be elected#"* We do not know

what his chances are lor the votes of the conservaiives, but the jDtmocral hopes to

carry the Know-Nothing vote by running E

T. Conrad, Mayor of Philadelphia, on the Colonel's licket, as tbe Benton candidate for

the Vice Presidency, There has not ihu*

far been any decided symptoms of aflTeotion

on the part of the Know-Nothings for Col.

Benton, and we think it will resemble Shal Ws love for Ann Page—it diminish

ntoai gb'Ws dimm of r«ln wbit| T^txip&m train no tfct Km* YwkCia* ed us on Wado^day which] tnd Battaoad, wbieli Albnny Iwt k- an wirelrmiii ,_JMfbt *fco»t smo octeclt. ran mm,two ia*

er eoafctM

fe, tUpmt.ttUT.Tk, Mm* racy of warty.

upon further acquaintance.. The St. Louis Democrat must bo "hard up" to expect any

thing from such a hand of cards as the edi»W *2* -W W lor is ijlaymg.^^^^ (1 Ui

Q^r In the seven weeks preceeding the battle of Jena, the French army marched from the Rhine to the Vistula, captured three hundred and fifty standards, four thousand pieces of cannon.six first rate fortresses, and eighty thousand prisoners It was after accomplishing this, together with hsviog fought the battle of Jena, that Napoleon, at

Weimar, entered the palace of the reigning duke, where the duehesa with her court waited to receive him, and without aalutatton or courteoua mark of recognition, said to her roughly* '"flialw me tea."

TT7* ADVgRTlSB 15 THK EASTERN IUH50ISIAK, tjiisnuui tuona. 3SMI

President Filmoro,who has been absent since the death of his daughter, returned to hie residence in Buffalo on Tuesday last accompanied by his son. He had suffered extremely under the affliction of his successive bereavements. First his wife, then his only daughter, next his brother, taken from him in rapid succession, seemed to destsoy timost e\ery bond of union in his family, tod left him in doubt about bis future domestic arrangements but he could feel tat isfied nowhere but at home, and he has relurned with hk, son to his house in Buffalo —Cleveiand Plaindealrr, 26th.

The sac of the N. Y. TYibune ha* been r«dQced. The Edilor sap: ••Owing io (he presenrcalamitouedepres sion ha all klndHofbusiness, which, we fear, la to be ts protracted aft is universal, and the con sec en diminution of the space occu pied advertisements in the column* of the we find It conrenient to slight ly reduce the site of our sheet, and hence forth, until further notice. will appeal In the form and atyie in wbich it ia no# presented."

ir»«tiwklu&i cottwected with tfce house W. G. De ^assure, tbe Grand Sire, and aih-

ittd. w«fojii^d«wMtidittf torn tit* m*3 trate

w-'g'

w»e#C* AttMk IMS beew «MR- j*1*

BAWTTLIO«E,Sept. 4

The Grand Lodge of 1. O- O Ri 0. S, commenced tu aanua! session this morning

UII~««MI BAIIILIWI aiiogether be

Wuamwi, Aug 90.

^tnun isjlMnftly saaj^ML Tltota

1#l

1»at*d for m^fcetxo* to Congreet Ids* tMcy ^omIt ne^bomg {smmiIi}4«yiiet in ISiMts. iritdta*.iac! (ni»t)«aiaa of CtentMa^.

.. ivawk

TheCnic^po JDaudbic Frestful

brasks.) say tin refcrejpe to the distur

on the occasion of Senator DoajUs

"The plain t^fth Ierllfcre were

and manifested their disapproval noisy n»d tliefespetfcfui wannorg exceedingly that, he was not

It» asserted that Mr. Mott, tbe Democratic nominee forCanet GeewatHMiooer in

Pennsylvania, has joined the Know Noih-

iugs whereupon the DeinoCiEafic patera throughout the Stale call upon him to clear his skirts of this charge, declaring that if

he declines doing so that they will take his

name from their columns. This is right.— No man suspected, of this taint should re

ceive a Democratic voto, even though he

should receive the Aominauon from a thou

sand conventions.

gests that, inasmuch as they seein determ

ined to make fools ol themselves a thu* sandth time, they hitch themselves like

donkeys into a four wheeled vehicle abd haul the lsdy about the streets. Grisi put

up at the St. Nicholas Hotel, and already

minute descriptions have been given of tbe amount of furniture and its style in her

rooms, as well as the quantity and color of

the window curtains. ,,

ASSAULT ON Ait EDITOR.—In thelast Paris Ky. Flag, the Editor, Col. Pike, gives an

account of an assault made on him on Sat

urday last by Mr. Flournoy. of Arkansas, relative or friend of Matt. P. Ward. The

provocation was the publication of an editorial article io his paper, noticing the pas

sage of Malt. F. Ward through. Paris on

his way io Blue Lick Springs, and speaking of him as the "murderer" and "the great

unhung,"and suggesting that Bamum could

"realize a fortune from his exhibition. Col. Pike described his assailant, whom, he

did no: know, aa a remarkably powerful man, and himself at- weak end feeMe in

health, and sayoa blow with a large blud

geon was aimed at his head without any other words or warning, than simply ihe

inquiry was his name Pike, and his an

Q^T" The last Vincennes tilazetl* saye

that Richard Piggv of Greene, and John

Phelps, of Sullivan county, were arrested a

few days ago. at the instance of John Kendall, of Washington, Daviess couWy.^charged with obtaining four horses under false pretences*-'swindling. Their mode of "doing" their victims was ralher a new one

Pigg owned a gang of horses, with a drov^

of which he would start a man out in a oertaio direction, whose business il was to

sell stockf After his departure, Pigg would

follow along his route, recovering the horses on writs of replevy, alleging that they

had been stolen from him** The plot was

deeply laid, and it required some titti® to catch the tricksters. "They are both utider

arrest.^ ,iS? Ml.k i1)

0. P. DAVIS

has announced to his friends

that he haa withdrawn from the race as a candidate for congress in this district. This

leaves an open and a clear track for the

present aspirants, Messrs. Davis and Scoti.

The withdrawal of the former gentleman will not effect the result of the election in the slightest dejree either pro or con.

$3rJohn B. Gough slated in a late speech

in 'London, that out of 600,000 persons who had signed the temperance pledge

the United States 450,000 had broken tt.

(gr At Ltwrencebug. Ind., on Saturday evening last, a white man named Nicholas

Evans was engsged in playing euchre with a negro, named Wm. Wells. Inthecourife

of the game a dispute arostS and Wellk

knocked Evans down with his .fiat. Svana, aa soon as bo ariose, rushed upon hie an-

tagooist with bowie-knife. and seainghim by the hair of the head, threw It hack and'

drew the knife across hit throat, cutting it

from ear to ear- Leaving the knife with whioh he inflicted the deed in pool of the

blood ef *ii» victim, twf fled »nd although «r

the quarrel end ibe scuffle, but not apprw

by the,uuusual silence in .the. next apart

beiff almost severed frjm his body.1

be, pouH of tisaa, as near the botnness

oefttre of Cincinnati ao if Aej K*ed III Ik*

sobnrboof tbat city.

Ewrwfjs iai Lca -TN Xflt&i T^%raj»li has tko Wlowinj b««f feat tmimm* part-

bll fcaf Ufa a girt.

ttn.

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FDURDAYS

lofiia a very

I Qsta*d.«f aayiog iha* il «®rt «s-ihe Tribme did, it says: ••His speech, t*expeetod»was as able one* We htvosiotes, of it, and««hall publish the •ubetanso of it on Monday."

{^7- The New Yorkers are making so

much noise over the arrival of Grtsi, the famous singer, that one of the papers sug

sttict pursuit was made, up to Tuesday [e| {n pfttsiden's prescripiiott. Some of to had D« BHQ APPREHEND^!. "fill* M.iae' L»» tpi«» »cwMin«i

meat, when upon lookir.g in. tbey saw tfwj

mordkred man lying rspon the floor, hie]

North Bend, rendered fetnoa* Mth¥n»f- jor

NEW

TffHIeaaier Pfccific fr^ dates to the ujfc. CoSUCKSClft fXTKt.tlGEJCE.

mar-

fef Vtfifcaa* araa dull* asid |»a

ces lower, fiour has declined is. -per

W« waret koil wbe^t 3M 6 per t«sihfl.

rthiucd mf The5 dfomtrfd for corn wtt iciive, iprioeawera unchanged.

BaCji^J fas dedinad 4*^per cjvt. j^d^a^ Is, with a rfull mtrket Mtkin't Circular reports weatero Cteal Flour at 31sa3l*6d, ttrcight Baltiraore, 32sa32s fid, and good Ohio 32s 6daMs Richardson's quotation* ar* per bbt below the tbove, be quotes white wheat at 10«» 6d, and red, 9s 6d. The demand in Corn waa caused by the spread of the potato disease in Ireland-

GSKSKAI. llirreu.ios»CB.—-A divpatoh (from London, dated Wednesday morning. Aug. 23d.vsays 60,000 Russian forcee were concentrating on the right bank of the Pruith, coder General Luden. to cover the Russian flotilla on the Danube.

The reported defeat of the Turks cear Kars, in Asia Minor, is repeated. The Vienna corretpondent of the London Times, givee a frightful account of the ravages of the cholera, and represents that from ten* to fifteen thousand died and were disabled previous to the embarkation.

Henry Wethemstfan dt too, merchants at Vienna, had failed for five millions of florins.

The port of Arcangel is said to be effectually blockaded. The Narsingo Company at London, General Commission Merchants have failed for a large amount.

The money market fat London was more active, in consequence of the payment of £3000,000, being the first instalment on the Turkish loan.

The Africa arrived out on the morning of the «0»h.KM C-fi##* sft «J? The capture of Bomersund oSstfpied from the 12th to the 15th of July. After the 16th, the garrison surrendered, and the men, numbering 2.000. embarked on board tho Allied fleet There was but little loss of life on either side tbe French having lost 120 killed, and the ^British only three or four, os tHr .f«» ll?w^t

The out, for is. back of tWmain one, were taken with little trouble, and both of them were blown up.

The honor of the viotory belongs wholly to the French. Private accounts from Dantzic says the whole number of persons taken, does uot exceed 1500 men. o®«

Admiral Napier has issued an order warning all neutral vessels to leave Riga before the 10th August, from which it is supposed this will be the next point attacked. mm fdmim

Geo. DeHillTers made a .narrow escape at ti»e attack on Bomersund, a cannon ball having passed between liiiuand an aid, with whom he was conversing.

The Austrians entered Wallaobia on ibe 18th ultimo. Advicei from Berlin, under date of the 18th ult, says semi-official article has appeared in the Betlin official paper, saying that the evacuation of the Principalities by the Russians, does not fulfill all ihe objects of the tlhanca of the two great German Powers, but that il grants more than wa,$ demanded in ibe Vienna note* of June 3d, and it w. therefore* expected that if other steps are cpnsiderod necessary for the in teres! of the Germau Powers, fresh conventions n.ust take place between the contracting parties on the subject.

A Russian kleamer entered the harbor of Kazlov, on the Black Sea, and took in coal, then dejlroved two Turkish brigs which were in the harbor, and ihea escaped safely.

The expedition to the Crimea is only temporarily delayed until the abatement of the cholera and fever, which was prevailing among the troops to fearful extent. At the last accounts the cholera had considerably abated at Vama, Shurnla and Constantinople it had carried off immense numbers of the French soldier*.

King Qiho had jejtused lt,di|bt|nl. the irregular troops. «f

collision occurred on the South hastern and Brighton Railway in -Eogiand, by which three persons were killed, and one hundred injured, many of them fatally. ft grand dinner was given by the editors tt Madrid, at which, a}l the new Ministers were present. Esparterj proposed a toast 01 liberty, to which O'Duonell haititly tdded: The Constitutional Queen." Mr. Soule was invited but sent an apology Several newspapers had sprung up.

Barcelona was again quiet- About one hundred cases of cholera were reported daily, but it had assumed milder form.

The new Xing of Ssxony had taken the oath to support the constitution he declared his government would be merely a con linuation ol that of the late King.

Tbe Russian official trade returns show that the export* of tallow over land to Meinei and other shipping ports, was nearly e^ual to tWe of 19S£.

«anrtiel N«y#s, one tbe most respectable druggists in New Haven, put op a pint ol bratt^y a few days since, it being order*

hettding may serioos resuh they did not in' riFTT-aii Slavs* Ofrstgo t«8tf r***lerfere, until their taspicion was aroused |ool-The hetrs of Aagosilne and Owrgt

tnfori»«d tbat a considerable IWUtt nf tt has Vra,, Is tbe owner of jHenrjr Ty4e«o pnrobasedby soasaosp»al»ts,wboooa« jm

template feytng tt out lb lowo lo^s end offer,?

r*i uri tnf*iMr frt MACJLSTLNBH Jionoy-—any Tba WOCK! I# ANCET AWTF

Law, Of Loudoun coanty, V* have offered to set free 60 slaves, vslaed at 160,000, C^cMit»i!ion Society

lil€ American

|eD^

to Li^etia. and make tbe

usual provision for them after fberr arrival

I out. Some of the*# slaves have huibaods

UUU WHW va

Wirt.t

dence &bunal place of President Uarrisoo, effort are about being made to secure their

belonging to other matters, and

vaiaHye

chjJdr«n

servant, whose tsifoand nine

wU^'lIf

(rt6d

motbem forsale. The Ohio aad lflssissippi Messer*. Law. Mr. Trippkt has a^reod

proxiouty to Ctnanau witt tndece many to «,ffiaeai amnt. Ee*. Tlakoop their resideiwe tlwr^ as ibey *»U|Hat»4aa, also ofFaoqsier eoonty, has a QUA aad «pSBan and si&di^iran. it is said, wbmafa* is willing may f! l^ria, their expenses are paid. -tjgJ- «•. A

Mf* of t'ae

^1 Doe of th« trin»]^M of A« lai«at«» 1W oat of oofid Moofci of t«nb«r

Tbe HiiHson Charier dtWlkm'^ WHtlOeas, wost oomiaon irem of lbs

BOT I tlx E4MImdorat» nil Il» eo«M«.My n«l UwnHj*-

of AliMi

ttt#' fff twrttoo

ibocio COOS iderod of tbe naaot

west, and one that grows more reptdly than

Sfe-.

short IMP since, in public papers wf jounced die ^moval. Philadelphia^ qf ||t»dry fcmal|psohoo|*t^phers by the knawti&hing^lrho hold and"exercise the poUtT Iv.of MA.

with whioh these females were charged was, that they were born of parenss who were not natives of the United States, and thai

•he

religious belief as well at political cteed The deoocratio preas exercised itr freedom of t|i«eeb in relation to tbe^e removtls ft» a meatier oreditsble to itself, and in conformity with tbe genius of our institutloa* From Maine to Texas, and from Floridi« W the Lakes, dwse act* of iuiatieal end tyrannical proscription were eosdonmed by all who-nnirimarlled by these pro^oriptive secret societies, and their horrid and unchristian oaths, in a w*enn*r and with a spirit that made their* authors of this tremble,— Publio opinion became too strong for them. We learn, by ihe papers of yesterday, that

LSTTKR from SMITH O'BittaN.—The fatpily of Mr. S. O'Jirieti received letter this, week from that gentleman, daled ihe last week in May, from Van Dieman's Land, when he was prepating to avail himself of her Mnjesty's gracious pardon and to leave the colony for Europe. Mrs. Smith O'Brien and other relatives will meet the liberated exile at Brussels, where it is probabh he ill reside and we have the pleasure of informing his countrymen that Mr. O'Brien accepted with the best feetinga his sovereign's spontaneous clemency in remission of the penally for a political offense Limerick Chronicle, Aug. 12.

sFECiTOoiicli.

'8T Ague nnd Fever of throo years sttisfhif Cl'HKl).—Mr. Jolio Unjdan. now living at Bo»*ar Dain, Hanover count), Va., n«ar Richmond, had Agtte and FeT»t ftr Ums«s jeaw, mo«t »f the tl»o fc« l»al a «lay, and rarelr low than oat* ho wa* jvarched wltU r»v»r* Si aoOn a* Wtt vhilt toft him and aflar trj'tn® I*!®" rtanx. ralntn«, »wt or tha TohIw adrcrilied, a»a ororj thins rot«msnonUol to him, wa# about to gtvt) up tn J«•iMtr, wh«n Cartor*« Bpantnh Mixture *a» keinf: He got two bottle*, wt tirtore h# bint «»a«l moru ibaa a wnfte one, he wa» jwrfacU) curotl^ a«l tiinol a witlt or fov«r riofc.*

Loiurttun 1* nnIj one out of Utonaaml* nsvu boen ticnciliti^ by IhU groat toulo, aUomllvo and t'lo«m |aH8«r. »,iTCrtUcm

iwm

tO^^WHWis, O, «tl whtre fflrt Joe fct Mitt benttflful, that tlfo-Hko plrttm lalroaT" «U«*t ladjr of b*r heart'* Idol. Wlvj, Uearatt Bw, tt*a» tatwn b) Miw.aa, io tM »ur«, at bb mw and aptou'lid rpona In tho Warren Block." "Indeed, then ho mu»i take mine to giro ou In eschitllga'tor this.' Miller 'Friar* »/Psgiierr^t^i*hM came mttrmarinf from tboso soft aiWloV^ljrttp*—UiO kl*» In villa? Hpa of awaet rixt««a. Mtthir would nMfMKthitly dcrtln* tlie above tlUr, and b*g» taaro of ths Mr ooo to MtrtUtato that or "1%Ui ^r-j: OI-4U

Quick

Cures

from

Mhtttts woraiMppodaheir J^^ aocortl ing tofa^ atrawers yest^ bat thrwtftUter *k. (Koie A«rn and! *t itl I*• pnents of the fcnow-nothings, who claim to control their

«ol accord I Ofl to tW liqf irea»Ot« ottk* coutlaue JiUj{aAut, ua wlos. l»n AM.nAtkSniM WKA Altim IA ^AnlfAi, lh#lf *./

the authors of this outrage have been corn- aura polled to yidd, and restore Ihe removed female teachers io their former situations.— This is a glorious triumph of Ihe freedom of speech over the secret oaths and proscriptive regulalions, contrived, imposed, and applied by political demagogues, who can tooonipltsh nothing openly and honest ly. Those horrid unchristian and illegal oaths and revolting regulations, which we recently gave in our piper, are condemned by every democrat who read them. They brought whiggery in Philadelphia, in this city, and some other places, into pow*r.—• But freedom of speech, truth, justice and an intelligent publio opinion, will soon end its ascendancy. The wave of populsr Indignation and justice will soon overwhelm these enemies of constitutional and legal rights, and render them powerless They vill be soon "sunk so low that the hand of resurrection cannot reach and save them." Such will ever be fate of traitors lo popular rights and principles. Let this be remembered.— Washington Union.

of Bilious Coltc—This tts

Itur complaint iiamaol« prompt a t.«.tlon,tt wUI rNkdll rield to the R. R. R- treatment rWtwawr y«m flod Bile rising

take threw or tour or R. RK!t S.A.T0IU, llkewlia one haU ft or HHAI»V RKLlKf, em* 30 miaata#| nth th« bowel*, bark and tnlne well with Ui« ft*ady UM| also layaflaonel *ft with Mllcf mwm tlie !Ui»e!».

IN FIFTKEN MINUTES,

ton will be free from Ui» di»tr#**lo« 'pata* the «Wen( •saams will be arrent««l, and TotolUn* entlreljr »topj««l. IN THRKE HOURS, A ptaMUst oporatioa of tto tn wet* wtlt t«k« »U»c, Md yoar whole iMtom wlJl boeowe mpdated ao4 b#a thy.

P«r*oo* who todol^e In ton rnoih jfreen frttlt, of eabtwsr*, oriwripe «««tsWe«, aadil»4l®N^t#»«,t«,Hiort^ take a dtuwof BAD WAY'S KIWI! LA TORS after «at»Rj, aad thor will pwent violent attack* of «»tht. »*ep »toma«n *l«aa aa.1 pttrr fron acid, th« ItoweUawl Urtr r»Kutar,tod no •lrkmM will tnmbli. jroo—R. R. Relief to oeotrellM actdi

R^etatoi* to renalat# the R. R.K. O0e, IM Fulton street, H. *4^0 tHs-

or It Is a Feet K«t«bH*lied and well knew*

UMi-the-AtaMsas atktiMrt atM^t t»«a k»o*14«df0 «t m^Bctoe which CSHMN! Uto whole world to wondor and ednlro. With theihthe «Cteoce ofchotnlrtry had Ms birth, and l*t therefore, not at all *tnutfo that a poople ao emtnenU saecewKtl In ths hoallnf art, and ao pwicroring and daring la ekaractor, *hould, by actual and nnttrlnf ex|eri(n«nt, dUeorer rstsadle* flu* Miiumdof la etBcary alt otfeer*, for the ears oC lhoeo dl*e*K* insldenl to ttep from their m||df «t Wo. ..*!» ?***..

I**

\oing *pent In Wardoo* and bloody warfare wlta U*» dtlforent titbef, they were satject to tb» »is*t vWlsat sttam *r rtwfciWSlawv p*»lf«% «#nra^ aad rartoas teUainmalo^ dteasw, as aiM the mm Iwwtd

WOWKU, c^mlas, braUss, utmoM, •wotttac*, di^oseact U» jotnU, etc., etc. All 0*ao dtaeasw thoj wore «or prWojrt^eafclent In «trin«, that tho onlnlatod looked with woM«r *eA Jdufhated ftHr *kt« to tho power* of »as*r. H. O. FARRKU- AflARiAR MmMBSf I* a oo«t»orf. Uoa of balaaiM swt oft, «ma «KM HaMa |ietaliar to IM* c#anti7,aad was by f»w »s oC flha srttelos e*ai|w«iac thi* freot remedy that not only iifcolr physkten*, hot ewta th« wild Arab* of fhe desert went oaablod lotMiform t»!rsMf#M earn*. Jh*s *r»i*r i* wrti kit Mmtifrt f»n», M* aaxorjAawd smt s«tlUr, aad ta* ta«*a4ihio Mg*» «sdarti«- Wkytefct ftwiw tfm UrttiaM afahibMt W*U«tH are wfolty wst«W, aud «pon UHe SfM »nw snot of4fa««o 1*«»ai^ lottos UapjrfiM.ewliwai tW«f» a. eonflffaed wreenf. (Wtfla, #»», asnHAo*. tswsaat*, sm aafciwwa. The aaaoi*-' wM wHl follow ta wfcoro tl.O. flaaslas AnMMUMiaeatisatMdbiUate. Tiofelsrs4o«sy aa«»a pm»rU«a food »pHy of It, for «*«nr fetter spset la lti WUI**t« jo« jjnwsty.aad a*wat-U*laf sa^rtat,ir asj I4**9*' vm-X tn lt»i

t« pabtit ars eaetioned nfalaM aaothor ooonUrfeU wl&ti hMl*t«]y a*ad« it*ap}«ar*i»*,«*JW! B. F*rr«»"» Aisstaa UUmeMiPtt moal^satswwis af^ OMr aw»«w icsirt Itli *rr**~T tka aaaa* «T Partwlt, a*«y wttt +mf *1*1*4 «»**aoontef. MtssMa,aad Otof wtB yortmjiaooly dieeorer trot

HsiUsnuaarias la «k—e«a^tsi»» eanaiife*a.

asflMtaaa

*?,

S f.u

JkiagwW m, Mttt *S"W ... fhrm tM* Jtr*ri3t-WMt*ru CMrnUm Mt tmftMtlttH tlkh

Oa. A. Aa***, af OMUUtsfeMi Ctrw.fl,** *«*j «akaow«,lMUrrewl*4a "liver Bataan'e «tal««d to iti. In iiiai if ff t~' irtyrr rf* r^gtT

snasbaiati swrtt ttat a»«a wees anaay ia Jfcsoa jp»»t*«sa llMMIiailWy

IteoslnuS aigiauo* aadlwyaw MssdL Or. C. M.ii*Ssat CwoJIiagstasMiia apoe tho sat IK a* mssatani is a*te pnfrtMr, aai Us oStoe Is at UP Awh street, ffcilsdstfOte •*&

Bmtim W§.0.

ison

SSS'.

Country Merchant* de*trtng to ley la a stock of CI-OTlllNOi am partlenUrly Invited to eitll and emmlnc my atoek before tinrehaxten els»«rhen, 1 can offer ledurt-menu nn*nrra»** 111 any VTe*tern market. My *toek 1* of the bc*t quality, and. IheKmater portion manuta«turvd by'tnyfelf.

8, XSM~A(MSm. HARD DISCUOr.

O"To persona ont of Employment. _n|

$500 to $1000 a Year.

A C1UNCR TO MARK MON'KV AKD DO GOOD l(

BOOK. AiKl\TS WANTED. rptlK Suiwrll'i-r piiMuhon N IIIImher of moil valuable

th« atomacb. or a »oo ta«« after tMriahlng,

Pictorial Book*, very popular, and of luch amoral and relt«Soua Influenee that while good men may aafoly ongago 4n Uielrclreulntlon, they will confer a public benelll, and receive nfuir remptntatien tor their labor.

tar

To tnon of ctiierprioo and tact, thl* bu*lne«* oBhr* an oi|Krtunlty for profltable employment *eldom to bo wet with.

OCf" P«non* wlthlng to engage In thslr ssla, will raeelre |rotnptfy Uy mtll, a Clrrular containing full particular*, vlifc lMreatlons to person* diapotod to aetas Agents,** together with tho teruuon which thsy will be (urnUhad ,. by sftdraaslag tho sabucrtber, post-paid.

Vttwi.'-'V* JjiS^ROBKKT HBAKN, PontMaaat •m" to, Strttt, Jftw-York. tSr IST THEM,* and rtsdjr for Agent* by Ute J*t I October, 1MM, "Dean) Illustrated Description of tb

Itu**fan Empire." j.

For fttritief paninttart addroii* a* aboro. 4l^rit

Eat HOST & RHODA HOSSSJUL, Ouardisnt.) Petition VS. to 8.11 HEISS or EBCXKZIR PADDOCK, dtctaitd. Land. •Vt OTfCK t* hereby gtvon thst In pur*uanc« of an order Xl »f tho Sullivan Coart of Common Plea*, mad* at ila May Term 1W4, I will eell at fobtlc Kale4 on Wedneaday Oct. ths

SSth A. n. 18M, (he following de*erlbed Keal Itstats. To-witt ths H. K. of *oc. 0. TIV ft. K. 10 We*tln tba Coanty Of Vigo and Ktale aforewld, and al*o the fl E 1 of tte«!. S. TJ.nR 10 W, in the County of Snlilvaa State a-

Coanty Of VIgo and f«talo Bae.S. T.9- R*W W, int foresaid, which will be sold In aero loU, being tbe land uf Hut Iteir* oTXhsnieisor f*addo«t, 0««'d, a credit of 6, IS and IS month* will be given lo equal pa/tnanu, Uw par* chsaert executing frotc* wtih approved luretloa waring vatnatioa and (pprabuncnl law«, (aid ssls to be oaja#.. »reml*e* commem:lng on tho Jf»ct in Sullivan ^unt»||Mrt^st roritiralftttota day bo day till all of ssld lands srs oMnj I a**s»t4. .. 1 ,*U MLCoa»«. g» fl tfn•

Adminiatrator* Notioe. --I

•\J0TICK is assshf that ths aadsnScaad ka«a j. t*»n spm(nt*4 aominwrstor* of the citato of DsVM Hyofaon, late Holllvarfeounty, docoaaod. Said stlile#^

mormrtff ejected*Win.'|p Gran#ire W. R«c«» irand SKJIIIDM L.mRim*.* Grand Secretary and

MARKETS. CijtdbiJOTi, .Septi1

Hirer filling, with two feet water ia lh« chattihtrweaihi

lo4oir,

.....

Ntw Yoik, Sept 6L

Floor dull ctoeiined 13c sales ofSut® ««J WosUra 3,?50 bbla straight Stat* $9,50 ©9,97 sake*, of southera to day 3» bblsj whoai markot 10,000 bashWmmoa sold, easier, Sot ^uotably low^ or pork doit, beef tl»llr whhky, Ohio, 43){939t^, stoeko better tno««y unchanged Mishann nrn». ijjui'»Juiijt-iD Ti~ -inrji. jiij ,r naiui.ij»Jij nrir« nr mrrr rrrn ~n~iAi—1•-t-

Terre-Haute Prices Current

C«nrr«tNI ««^clr, »wy Tharttof, hy KIDOUt, ttOUK A 00-, MAUS* UI saocnuw, I-KOTMOM, crmtAi' i*i-«*arra,ec.

Hi wwMaawat**^" floor khl ... WhMt fl,00«t,16 ... Oora, #0 .*.

SoiMM.,..........vttiu lbhkeeo........ ,.,...]0^U .......... Skit bbt S.TS Buabat. Cteal »11 Wwd uu, bo*h ... ..ao VMUmn JUcx,

Whi*k«y 9 gall.. Hotter .•is

MrririK ..• -0T

e,oo»

...,.s#i»-

.. ...^ «...M..«..e,os io-

..»## ..........

0»«t

.90.00-

SO* ie»

Whita.5.....,....l0,0* 9 %.

M*ofeer»l. T»a» Tar todlfO............ S*)»r«tn«......... Kail* CanrftM Star Caodtaa SS Tallow Drtal Apple* (f bunh.. .(§.TS Ormm .SOJtM IV*oh«a Dri»a 1.S8 l\il*to^« SO Ohi*#" ................... 10 Hiut ter IS Oatona ..1,^0 CWcKaoa Rot .,...1.40 CM*r OATA —S*

t.lft»l.ts '.'.V.'siiisi .14

..i.eo to «*#r, it' so to. ..1,00. #0. l.«N s,eo.

20®96\ i.oo»

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ST. .HAHV'8 INSTITUTE.

THE

bttuUc aro roeuoctrolty Itifotmotl that tl»« *chola»U«'i of St, Mar'» ln*tlt«t» wltl bo rotumrd oiv Uif lxvh In»t. The UUoral iwtrnna|fo cxtwnttwt to their' School ha* oncourajft'd Ac StMi-r* to hulhl an addition to their AfcnSomr, whti* wltl enaWo them to accommmtato a treaU-r )iiitn^or of howrdflr*. They will leave nothliiK undone to mertta eonttnaanro of Ibo jiuWIc coufldonco,i. hlthort" *o lliiorettv t»a«towpd.

Seit«ml«r

«h,

1%'EW WALL PAPER STOHB. "1 KORC5K PI.AlfKTT ha* oprnd a Store on the Sooth *l«lf of the l^ttf1UTT*

four do«r* waat of Branch -1

Hank, for Ilio *al« of Walt fniMir of all kind*. I have 0* hand C.OU) and VKI.VRT l'.U'KH Column Piiior, with C*|» nnit B*»e* to *uit ano Paper for Hail*. Parlor*. IHnlnir-Kooni*, and Chamber*, with rb*«|i paiwr of all kind*, which will sell at Ciaci'aaeti ». 1 hate on hand a lot of prtrrw

'KK ami Bonlorlns al*o, nd

Transparent Window Shades* And Plnin 4r«en Oil Cloth & Buff Holland*' For Khndv*, wllli Trlmmlnt* to suit. (OriVjinr Hsmrat tliu ahortoat nottoo bra own potent tworkman. oh roawubhlo term*, and If satisfaction I* not civun no chaw* wilt W ntade. Plw»*o call nnd *e«.

N. it. .\K1). 1)K I'OHKNT, H'«J*. and Sign Painter 4 •nd T'Hiwr tlan|r«r, may lo rontulU'd at the Ktoro, will vl»it th* (M«Htrv 10 nxoeiito work In hi* line, If roqulrod. ij»

THE

OLD

STAR

1,1

CLOTHUSrO- STORB,

UN.HK.VDUN AU TUKMCINNIKC. VV||*«uro»***. 'pit#! «imlsr«l^tpd would Inform the cltlten* of Terre-Ilaute

and the pobtlo In (foeral, that he ha* taken po*****lon of tht* old and well known ituxt, where ha 1* now reMlvlng aod ,, oifttr* (hr lain tlie larfp-at, mult eldfrant and fn*hlonabl* *tMk or 1 '1

Ready-Made Clothing,

ivcr tironsht la the Wabaoh, which'will be dl*poWd of al uaiiaraLUlod W 1 price* at cltlier fi WiJOLIiSALK OR RETAIL.

A. Iff. BTERSOIf,

tmmm mm mm Soptembor 7, teH-30-3

Hon. U.J. BEEBE, or winourewtf, w. rosit,.1 Will Address the cttizan* of Terre-Hsnta sad sorroaadiaf caeatry, aa Tbarsdey* Sept. 14tb, st Uto Coart Hoese, at 1 o'clock, P. M., oa tba* subject of thacslebratcd "Jfaias Law", and also in opposition to a "Prohibitory Liquor Law." A gotioral sttosianca of the People Is aeraasliy Invited. Freemen, corns oa«—eomo all! end hear bold akloa, sod thea decide.- f, ft» ,.•» —u /WOTKJB TS UXKEBY C£y«*t, Jhrt tfcs Bssfdel OsshMrGeas--1 aWnMn of vlgo County, todUna, havo atywaaA MS «7e*te« to liaodey atowaer.

yarsstaift,a»*-es-tta

sin»«»*ti—s'

ife msssiisShnnti hee*drewd, X*aw« y«a«^U«riUl tkolouar* a. G. hofore yor^U'a.ttao—a. WXlLiiXU.'* —aad Ms sJ^wnBe,*#' wa^w, »M siMrs a*s.«S*is-

WA««omi WAOOOHSII fpm aadantoaod hm» riV* WACKWl*Sjor*le wMA 1 «UI »eli low for Cask «ad one *eeond hu»d TWO. TE ^"»«SAV5KASI|?S5!Y23. m«t &* nrteTWber. j*mO*St£Ai -a um FOR I1LE!

As«a2jS^^« Ite.sWanaa'sBIa*.

6»L»Fm

WALL

PAPER, URG#

tes

•wet af 4i«Sn»t Mefe, st l»e..% entdsOttil

*1n£fTi:•-5 »*». joinr c. nose^ «. +m' I

/I I

A4ia'nt,

H. H. MOFFATT,

Temperance DiacnaaIon.

W S ANOWCABD^I

IfBW TOBK iMuaae* CuiHifMfwCAPiTAt, tm*m

CAPITAL,

rxlliogslasared i(e» AMH ta *«. E. MUM*. *5Vi3, U9(-»-tf