The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 February 1853 — Page 3
NAPOLEON'S MARRIAGE. & Louis Napoleon in his morritfge with Mado'U Monti, 9s in his other important arts, shows that be has a decked «ii!I ,of his own, which Is not to be moved by the Opinions ttf those who dictate a policy different from that which pleases himself:
The new made Empress is a daugh ter of Count de Tttbo, a Spanish nolle man, and Mis# Maria Kirk pa trick, the daughter of the former U. S. Consul at Malaga, The mother is still living widow, and is with her daughter in Par ig. The father died some years since leaving two daughters the elder now wears, by marriage, the title Duchess of Alva and Bedwick. The young Count •ess, Louis' bride. Is about twenty-four years of age, tall and symmetrical in form, with red hair and pale complex ion, large radiant brown eyes, and nose and mouth of exquisite beauty. Endow ed with uncommon wit nnd spirit, she speaks French, English, Italian and German with as much fluency as Span ish. A proficient in exorcises of strength and address, she rides with the boldest and drives four in hand with the most skillful. In fact she is called a fast wo and rather shocks the nerves of
man, the properly prim, by doing pretty much os it pleases her own whims, in which she considerably resembles her husband. She is a sportswomau, attends bull fights, weurs the most mognificen costumes, mttkes speeches at dinners gives toats, flirts, Hot necs, and acts altogether like a spoiled beauty and a high spirited lady. She once came near hav 1 r»g a matrimonial alliance with the Duke Oscnn. the riehest grnndco of Spain, but this gallant nobleman, in fit of jealousy, threw a chair at her head for flirting with another, which caused two or three duels. In Paris, it is said, her conduct hns been more cir cumspeei but though excluded from ar istocrntic circles, she was received at the Elysec, where she inspired Louis with the passion which bus resulted in making her the Empress of the French
Dr. Hawks, of New York City rc gards the testimony in Putnam's Magazine, as satisfactory .which goes to prove thru Rev. Mr. Williams, of New Yoik, an Episcopalian Missionary among the Indians of thnt State, is Louis XVII, son of Louis XVI, the beheaded King of France.
A follow coming out of a tavern one icy morning, rather blue, fell on the door step. Trying to regain his footing, ho remarked, "if, as the Bible says, the wicked stand on slippery places, I must belong to different class, for it is more than I can du."
TI10 president of debating society out West lately decided that the 'milk of human kindness' literally-mount milk punch with a little nutmeg in it.
Fashion is tho race of the rich to get nwny from the poor, who follow ns fast as they ran. "Devil take tho hindmost,'' is tliu word. What a scramble'
Mad Riverain! Lake Erie Railroad.
Spring Arrangement
ARRA.VffKMt'.nrs
have been inudo by which this
Konrl will lorwnul Passengers from Indianapolis, LafiiyetU),'Torre Haute, &c going Hast with the utmost possible dispatch and at
vcry
i®w
torv. Passengers take the morninsc Express Trainat Dayton nnd connecting nt Htllevuo with tho Toledo, Norwnlk nnd Cleveland Railroad reach Cleveland nt 4.M» A M., nnd lenve thesnnioevening lor Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Albany nnd Huston nmdering it altogether thn most pleasant ami desirable route for all persons bound Kast.
For further information apply to T. C. MITCHELL, Agent, Dayton. E. OS BORN,
WILL
A
Sup't M. H. & L. E. It. tt.
Feb I?, *53-26-3w
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Mt Cormick's Celebrated Reapers.
ON
the opening of Cannl navigation the subactiber will Iw in rrceipt of full supply o! 'the nbove Machines, xvhich have been proved SHnerior to atiy others, Writ in this courtity and in
England. They are utrran(ei to cat two acres of wheat or other small grntn in an hour. sad to save st least threefuHrth* of all the wheat soahecud. by ordinary cutting, they are well made, of nr!«t rate material, very durable with proper care, and the raking of the wheat can be welt uone by a man riding upon them.
These Reapers arts also constructed with mowjog machine attached, tmurmnted to cut one and a fourth acre* of grass per h6ur, a*nd to do itawSrk as well and as close to the ground, on smooth land, as ordinary mowing. Farmers ami others aro requested to call and examine these machines after arrival, and if they do not, on trial, perform all that is claimed for them, any purchaser can return his reaper to me.
Feb 19, ^sa-ae-tf
SMim
Administrator's Sale.
NOTICEat
is hereby given that I will expose
to public sale on Monday the 14th day of March next, the residence of the undersigned 111 Honey Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana, all the persona 1,property of Imlinna Gunn,lateof Vigo county, Indiana, deceased,consisting of one cherry bureau, one stand, (with two drawers) one walnut dining table, two fc-athefbuie, beddings, and bedstead, one floor carpet, one double ami two single coverlid*, sundry quilts, blankets, and a variety of other articles. A. credit of nine months will be given on all sums ever three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved security, with interest from date, At collectable without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws all •urns of three dollars and under cash in hand
A A RON HOGG ATT, Adtn'r.
Feb 19, '52-86-3w
J. P. Cooper,
Attorney and Counsellor nt I*aw, MARSHALL, ILLSrust ttn ami n-.^-mt counties, the Supreme Court of the State, and act^ as General Agent. .......»
attend to all tnuunem in the various courts of Cl
Feb 19,
^~3POR HBNT
STORK luitabh for a and Gnevty east of UwdHMt ft, Poeaeasioo giren im mediately. Apply to
Feb 19,
S3 PKAttl. STREKT, I I
John W. Rl,*,
Win V. Bar!alow, ClNCCfSIATt. Cteo. W. McAl All Prints so y.m warranted tuet cnutu.
Early & Leggett.
jPojiCirrflNff VowmisxipH
wWPVOTKI
And deaftrs in all kinds nl prodncc, TKRRE IfAtTE 1KD. p. S8 *33 flrn Jl. j.
United States Mails.il
"PROPOSALS tar carrying tbe Mails of the United States, from July 1, 1853, to June 90.1864, on the fallowing routes in the State of INDIANA, will be received at the Contract Office of tho Post Office Department, itt the iiiy of Washington, until 9 A. M. of the 4th April, 1853 to be decided on the 25th of April 1853.
INDLtNA.
From July 1. 1853, to June 30 1854. 4133 From Lafayette, by RennaelaOr and- Motocco to Momence, Illinois, 70 milea and back once a week.
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at 7 a m: Arrive at Momence next day by 6 pm: Leave Momence Thursday at 7 a or. Arrive at Lafayette same day by 6 413-1 From Logansporl, by——, to Camden, 16 miles cnd back once 1 a week.
Leave Logansport Saturday at 6 a ra Arrive at Camden same day by 11 a Leave Camden Saturday at 1pm Arrive at Logansport same day by 6 pm. 4135 From New Castle by Cadiz» Mechanicsbure. Hunlersville. and New Columbus, to Pendleton, 21 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave New Castle Wednesday and Friday at 8 am Arrive at Pendleton same days by 3 Leave Pendleton Thursday aad Saturday at 9 a Arrive at New Castle same days by 3 pm. 1136 From Frankfort, by Reese's Mills, Lebanon, and Jamestown, to Danville, 38 miles and back once a week.
Leave Frankfort Wednesday at 9 a m-, Arrive at Danville next day by 12 leave Danville Thursday st2 Arrive at Frankfort next day by 6 pm. 1137 From Winamac, by Medaryville,to Saltillo, 25 miles and back, once a week.
Leave W:.nnmnc Friday at 8 a Arrive at SnltiJIosame day by 4 pm I«cave Saltillo Saturday at 8 am Arrive at Winamac same day by 4 pm. 4138 From Crawfordsville, by Independence and
Pine Village, to Oxforij, £0 miles and back, once a week. Leave Crawfordsville Wednesday nt 7 a ni Arrive at Oxford sameda/by 7 tn Leave Oxford Thursday at 7 am Arrive at Crawfordsville same day by 7 m. 4139 From iJrownstown by Houston, to Bloomington, 38 miles and back, once a week
IiCave Brownstown Wednesday at 6 a Arrive at Oloomington same day by 6 pm I/?ave Bloomington Thursday at 6 am Arrive nt Brownstown same day by 6 pm. 1110 From Muncietown, by Jay's Court House and New Corydon, to Wilshire, Ohio, 74 miles nnd bnckonce a week.
Lenve Muncietown Monday at 8 am Arrive nt Wilkshire next day by 6 pm Letve Wilkshire Wednesday at 8 am Arrive at Muncietown next day by m. 4111 From Albion, to Swan, 11 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Albion Saturday nt 7 am Arrive nt Swan same day by 11 am Irfiave Swan Saturday nt 1pm Arrive at All-ion same day by 5 pm. 1112 From Liberty, by Clifton, Abineton, Centrevilje, and Blooniingport, to Winchester, 41 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Liberty Tuesday at 9 am Arrive ni Winchester next day by 12 in Leave Winchester Wednesday at 2 Arrive at Liberty next day by 5 m. 4143 From Portland Mills, by Parkviile, to
Bruin's Cross Koads, 10 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Portland Mills Wednesday and Saturday at 9 a m. Arrive at Bruin's Crosd Roads same day by 12 Lenve Bruin's Cross Roads Wednesday nnd Saturday nt I Til Arrive nt Portland Mills same day by 4 m. 4141 From Hagerstown,by Uiiionsport,to Macksvilie, 20 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Ilagerstown Friday at 9 am Arrive nt Macksville same day by 3 pm, Leave Macksville Saturday at 8 am Arrive at Hngerstnwn same day by 2 4145 From Columbus, by Joncsville,,to Ilockford, lf miles and back, once a week. ienve Columbus Saturday at 6 am
Arrive nt Rotkfbrd stimeday by 12 Lenve Ilockford Saturday at I Arrive at Columbus snmo day by 7 4146. From Lafayette, Uy Dayton, Winship's
Mills, Jefferson. and Frankfort, to Michigantown, 32 rriilea and back once a week. Leave Lafayette Wednesday at 7 am Arrive at Michigantown same day by 6 tn Ivcavo Micbignntown Thursday nt7 nm Arrive nt Lafayette same day bv m. 4147 From Green Castle, by (Irubb's Alills, Portland Mills, Del I more, Rockville, Artniesburg io Montezuma, 34 miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Green Cnstle daily except Sunday at 6 am Arrive at Montezuma same day by 3 in Leave Montezuma dnily except Suuday at 8 a IM Arrive nt Green Castle same days by 5 m: 148 From Monlieello, to Oxford, 30 miles nnd back, om\* a week.
I^eave Monticello Friday at 8 am Arrive at Oxford same day by 5 I^ave Oxford Satuidny nt 8 a in Arrive at Monticello same day by 5 4149 From Jasper, by Alfordvillo, to Mount
Pleasant, 20 milea and back, once a week. Ijoave Jasper Wednesday at 9 a ni Arrive at Mount Pleasant same dny by 3 nl Leave Mount Pleasant Thursday at 9 a Arrive at Jasper same day by 4 m. UfJ From Bloomlield, by Linton, to Carlislo,25 tnilesand back, on re week.
I.eave bloom field Friday at 8 am Arrive at C-arlisle same day by 3 I.enve Carlisle Saturday at 7 am Arrive at lUoomfield same day by 2 4151 From Owonsville to Mount Carmel, 111., 10 miles sn.l back, once a week.
Ieave Owonsville Wednesday at 8 am Arrive at.Mount Carmel same day by 1 a
|/cnve Mount ("armal Wednesday nt 1 Arrive at Owensburg same day by 4 in. 41512 From Boonvillo,by CrowvilleanJ Tavlorsville, to Huntingburg,30 miles and uack, once a week.
L«'ave Boonville Monday At 7 a Arrive at Ilumingburg sarno day by 5
Lm
ove Huntinghnrg Tuestlay at 7 a m{ Arrive at Boonville same day by 5 m. 4153 From Troy, to Worth, 28 miles anil back, once a week.
I-enveTroy Friday at8am Arrive at Worth same day ny*4 I^nve Worth Satunlav at'8 am Arrive at Troy same day by 4 m. 41M From Oentryville, ta Ferdinand, 10 miles and back once a week. l«eave Gentryville Saturday at 10 a
Arrive at Ferdinaml same day by 1 I^eave Fenlinand Satnnlay at 8 Arrive at t»entnrvUle same day oy 5 m. 4155 From laurel, by Orange, Steele Groves,
Falmouth, ami Lniisvilfe, to New Castle, 36 milea ami back three times a week. Leave Laurel Monday, WerinasdaJ, and Saturday at 6 ft Arrive at New Castle tlnte days by 6p Iieave New CaaUo Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 6am: Arrive at Laurel same days by 6 pm. 4156 From New Castle, by Dan Wehater, Ashlaml, Ro^rsville, and Luray, to Muncie"town, SO tnile* and back, twice a week.
I .eave New Castle Tuesday and Friday at 8 am Artive at Muncljtown same days by 3 leave Muncietown W«sloeaday aaa Saturday at 8 a Arrive at NewJCastle samedaysby 3 pm. 4157 From Whitley C. It. by Thorn i'nsck, to
Albion, 16 miles and back, once a wwk. Leave Whitley C. .Satntday at 6 a n» Arrive at Albion same day by 12 ra. Leave Albion Saturday at 2 nt Arrive at Whviiey C- H. aama day ^8 ma .3 4158 From Morristown.by Manilla and Cynthiana, toMkldtetoo, -rtttilea aad bmdk^oae*
1
S. HOVEY, Corner Rone ittock.
John W. Ellis & Co, ¥boksak M\m in Dry Goods,
ler will propose a schedule.
4159 1 :n Marion, to San Jacinto, 18 miles and beck, once a wgeiu., I^are Marion Friday jOia tn*
Arrive at San Jae»nt««ame day fcy 4 m» L«ve San Jacinto Satwtfay at 8 a n*i Attiv* at Marion same day by 2 o*. 4160 From Brownstown. to RoekStwd, Jackson eounty, 13 mllee and back, once a week.
Leave Brownstown Saturday at? aw Arrive at Rock ford tanks day by IS Leave Roefefofd Satunlay »t 1 Arrive at Brownstown MOM day by *n. 4161 From Bedwd.by Pinl -k. to Browoatown, mile* and baek. oooe a week.
Lseve Bcdhsid Wednesday at 8 a tn at. Ihowwtasyn apptctef fcf
Lnve Brownstown Ttandavat 6
Arrive at Bedford ttn daybf $ptt.
34 mitotan'' Ktk,oocea week. 1^*T«Cra»' dsvHle Monday at 7 a Anrtva at Bau^rkie same day by 7 nt U»re Baiabridfe Toeafcy at I aa^
=======
Arrive at Crawfordsviiie same day by nm. 4163 From Peru, by Sante Fe, to Bexar, 21 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Peru Friday at 9 a Tt'lf ArriVe at Bexar same day by 3 pm Leave Bexor Saturday at 8 am
Arrive at Peru same day by 2 m.
FORM FOR A BID. .e
Where no change from mdteeliMment it contevrpla fedbg the biddtr, I (or we, as the case may be) [here ^Irrite die name or names in full] of [here state the residence or residences] jbereby propose to carry the mail on route No. from to •as ofteriaa the Postmaster General's advertisement for pro posals on the same, dated February 1853, requires, in the time staled in the schedules contained in such advertisement, and by the following mode of conveyance, to wi|: [Here state how it is to be conveyed,] for theahnual sum of [here write out the sum in words at fall length. 1ated
Dated ^Signed by two guarantors Form nf Cerbjicale. The uodersijiiei [postmaster^ judge,or e'erk of a court uf record, as the caj« may be] certifies that he is well iicquainted with tho above guarantors and thi-ir property, and that they are men of property and aide to make good their guaramy.
Dated luty
INSTRUCTIONS.
Embracing conditions to be incorporated in the contracts to the extent the Department ma$ deem proper. 1. Seven minutes arc allowed to each intcrme diate office whed not otherwise specified, for as sorting the mails but on railroad and steamboat routes there is to be no more delay than is suffi cienUpr an exchange of :he mail bags. 2. On'routes where the mode of conveyance admitsof it, the special ngents of ihe Depanment, also post office blanks, mail bogs, loeks and keys are to be conveyed without extra charge. 3. No pay will be made for trips not performed and.lor each u£juch omissions not satisfactoirily explained,three times the pay of the trip may
fbe
deducted. For arrivals so far behind time as to break connexion, with depending mails, and not sufficiently excused, one fourth of the compensation for the trip is subject to forfeiture.— Deduction may also be ordered for a grade of performance inferior to thit specified in the contract. For repeated delinquencies of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties proportioned to the nature thereof and the importance of the mail, may be made 4. For 1 saying behind, or throwing off the mails, or any portion of them, for the admission of passengers, or for being concerned in setting up or running an express conveying commercial intelligence ahead of the mail, a quarter's pay may be deduced. 5 Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and satisfactorily explained I certificates of postmasters or the affidavits of otker creditable persons, for fai'ing to arrive in contract time for neglecting to take tho moif from, or deliver it into, a post office for suffering it (owing cither to tho unsuitablenessof the place or manner of carrying it) to be injured, destroyed, robbed or lost and for refusing, after demand, to convey the mail as frequently as the contractor runs, or isconcerncd in running, a coach, car, or steamboat en a route. 6 The Postmaster General may annul the contract for repeated.failures to run agreeably to contract for disobeying the post office laws, or the instructions ol the Department for refusing to dischnrgo a carrier when required by the Department to do so for assigning the contract without tho assent of the Postmaster General for running an express as afore mid or for transporting persons or packages eonveying mailable matter out of the. mail. 7. The Postmaster General may order an increase of service on a route by allowing therefor a pro rata increase off the contract pay. He may also order nn increase of speed he allowing, within the restrictions of the law, a prorata increase of pay for the additional Stock or carriers, if any. The contfacti-r may,however,in the'ease of increase of speed, relinquish the contract by giving prompt notice to the Department that he jirefers doing so to carrying the order into effect. I'lio Postmaster General may also curtail or dis continue the service, at pro rata decrease of pay, if he allow one month's extra compensation on the amount dispensed with, whenever,in his opinion.the public interests do not require the same, or in case he desires to supersede it by a different grade of transportation. 8. PnymeBtij will he mndo for the service by collections of or drafts-on posunasers or otherwise, after tho expiration of each quarter-«ay in Febry. May, August, and November. 9. Tlio distances are given according to the best information but no increased pay will be allowed, should thoy le greater than advertised, if tho points to bo supplied bo correctly Vated. 10. The Postmasti-.r Gsnerhl is prohibited by law from knowingly making a contract for the transportation of the mails with any person who shall have entered into, or proposed to enter into, any combination to prevent the making of any bid for a mail contract by any other person or persons, or who shall linve made any agreement, or shall have given or performed, or promised to give or perlorm, any consideration whatever, or to do, or not to do, any thing whatever, in order to induce any other person or persons not to bid for a mail contract. Particular attention is called to the 28th section of the act of 1836, prohibitingjDombinations to prevent bidding. 11. A bid received after time, viz. the 4th of April, 1853, nt 9 m,or without the guaranty required by law, or that combines several routes in one sum of compensation, cannot be considered in competition with a regular proposal reasonable in amount. 12. A bidder may offer, where the transportation called for by the advertisement is difficult or impracticable at certain asons, to substitute an inferior mode ofconveyance, or to intermit service a specified number of days, weeks or months. He may propose to omit an inaccessible office, or one not on the stage or railroad, or at a steamboat landing, as tlfe case may bo or he may offer to substitute nn inferior mode of supply in such cases. He may propose different times of arrival and departure, provided no more running time is asked, nnd no mail connexion prejudiced. He may ask additional running time for the trip, during a specified number of days, in seasons of very bad roads but beyond these changes, a proposal for service differing from that called fqr by the advertisement will not be considered itl competition wiihn regular bid reasonable in amount. Where a bid contains any sucn alterations, their disadvantages will be estimated, in comparing it with other proposals. 13. There should be but one route bid for in a proposal. 11- The route, the service, the yearly nay, the name and residence of the bidder, end tnose of each member of a lirm, where a company offers, should be distinctly staled also tho raoJc of conveyance, if a higher mode than horseback be intended. 15. The bid should be sent under seal, addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General, supcrscri!wd "Mail Proposals In the
State ot
It should he guarantied and tho sufficiency of the
fpatched
uarsntbr* certified, (sec form*. and should be in time to be received by or before 9 A. ^L, of the 4th April, 1863. 16. The contracts are to be executed and returned to tin Department by or before the 1st of July, 1853. 17. Under the act of March 3d, 1845. the rontee are to be let lo the lowest bidders tendering sufficient guaranties, without oiber refe-ence to the mode of transportation than may be necessary .for the d»e celerity, certainty and security of such transportation. When the lowest bid proposes a mode of conveyance inadequate to the doe celerity, certainty, and security of the mails, it will notbeat ,Hed. 18. W the bid does not specify a mode of conveyaoee, also when it proposes to carry accord] to the advertisement, bat without such spect itkm.it will be considered as a proposal for horseback neniea. 19 A moditkatton of a bid. in any of its essential tern**, is tantamount toanew bid, and cannot be received so as to interiere with nqrnhur cmxpetitioo, after the last hour set for receiving bids.
SO. Postmaster* arc to be carafoi not to certify the safl»e»eticy»f guant~—rsor stntM without knowing tkatthry ars rsonsof sufficient reaponsibiUiy and all bidders, guarantor*, and sureties are distinctly notified tlui on* £nlnte to enter into orpe-'Via tbe contracts for the service proposed tor in acocpted bids their legal tiabilitMs will bar «ced against them.
St. Contractors are retired to utkethe mai'* from, and del v«r them intotheotiicnsai the ends rvmtesand allintaenmdiateoffices and on steamboat and railroad ttaes into intermediate offices not mom tfcaa eighty rods fitom the landing or statioo. 33. Present contractors and persons known at
Department? mart. eqWalty wiA others.
eaanmwts sad eartificne* of tbcirsoffimbmatiaUy ia dw ftrnxu abov« pn»c7ibed. tWcdtliaiM seflkieeey ww be sifoad hy a jMMtmaster, or a juJjeor deritof a enat of record. 8. D. HUBBARD.
PiKtmtBWT General.
h« CNraOnaixm,FkncinS, Ifii Feb. 19, 'S# 3Hv. -asr» j*- Wr.
T&gned.J
Form of a Guaranty
The undersigned undertake tliat, if the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall, prior to the first day of July bext, eater into the required obligation to perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties.
1853.
New York Clothing at Wholesale. BATES, TAYI.OR & CO
HAVING
taken thelarge rooms Nos. S3 and 25
Dey Street, (over L. and V. Kirhy &. Co.) woiild beg to call the attention of patrons of the late concerns of C. T. Long^treet Go., and Wilde, Bst«f& Taylor, and others die trade to their
Stock of Clothing.
The favorable reputation which has always at tended their manufacture, it will be their endeav or to sustain and no efforts will be spared to give their customers entire satisfaction.
The Books &c.,of the late firms ofC. T. Longstreet &. Co. and Wilde. Bates & Taylor, are with thera for settlement and all persons having business connected therewith, are invited to call on them. leb 12,1S3^-2m
Vatent
A
FINE assortment of Valehttfies just received for sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S, febl2-*53-25 tf Sign of tfae "Big Book.*^
Music.
Aat
NEW supply of Piano music, just received W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S Feb. 12, '52 25 tf liook Store.
E I A
DRS.
Marcn33- 42-wtf-29
NOTICE.
Yonmans &, Mahan have aaso^ated themselves in the practice of Medicine rtn Surgery, and hope by strict attention to the bu "siness of tfieir prjfeasion, to receive a liberal share of patronage. Office on 4th street, 8d door North of PrairieXJity Drug Store. feb5-'53-24 tf
25CENTSWORTH
BROWM'SS COUGH CANDY!
NEVER
lails to cure the most obstinete Cold orCoush of recent origin, nnd for the alleviation of PhtUTSiC, "Bronchitis, Con* snmption, nnd all other diseases of the organs of respiration thousands bear testimony to its efficacy. I
Sold at Proprietor's prices, bfT5r. J. II. Cuningjham, and by Druggists, Confectioners and Grocers generally. jau22-'5 J-22-2m*
s* George Htunmel's
Premium Essence of Coffee.
TsandsEssencemObibeen
HIS has proven by many thouof the respectable families in the United States, to be by far the best preparation df Cofleo ever offered to the public. One package of this essence will go as far as four pounds of Java Coffee, and Conee made by it will preserve perfectly the taste of the be&t Java Coffey, but will be much more wholesome, more delicatit, finer flavored, perfectly clear, and in every instance superior to the Java Coffee.
Manufactured by Ian Bohler & Co., No. 281 Callowhili St., above 6th St., Philadelphia, and sold Wholesalennd Retail, nt
BROWNING & WALL'S, "Prairie City Drugstore.
Terre Ilnute, June 40. '52 wtf-42
To Country Merchants.
MERCHANTS
in the country, who visit this
market to replenish their stocks, would do well to call nnd examine my stock of Dry Goods. Having purchased many Goods expressly for the Jobbing trnde, which will be sold nt a small advance on New York cost, at Fnrringtou's Block, North side Public Square.
Nov. 43, '52-wtf F. N1PPERT.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
lash, Door.Blinds,and Frnmc Factory, TERRE HAUTE, IND.
[IIAVE
commenced the above business in tho room fornterly occupied*by Mr. Bisliop, on 4th treet, near the Post Office, where I intend to Tianufacturo the above mentioned articles from the very best material. Persons about erecting buildings will do well to give ine a call, as I intend to mnke my prices suit the times.
Orders from distance can be sent through the Post Qilice, and will receive immediate attention. Persons in the city wanting anything in the above line, will do well to send in their orders as curly as possible. G. W. SHAFFER.
Mar 5, '52-dawtf-28-82. j.
Double Rectified Whisky,
LUDOWICl
tiULMAN tire now manufac
turing an article of Double Rectified Whisky far superior to any ever brought from 1 inciiinati, and in strength, purity and flaver decidedly the best ever sold in this Western country. All those who prefer a first rate article to a common one for the same money will please call ut the CLNC1N N ATI STOK E, Union Row.
All kinds of Domestic aHd Foreign WINES AND LIQUORS, of the best quality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand-
Commercial Insurance Company,
Charleston, S. C.
Columbia Insurance Company,
INSURANCE
Columbia, S. C.
on Steamboat and Flat-boat car
goes, and fire risks on buildings, furniture and merchandize, takcu in the above Companies, by ALBERT LANGE. jan29-,f3 23 tf Sub-Agent at Terre Haute.
Railroad Notice..
OFFICE TERKI HALTE ATD R. R. R. COMP'NT, TERRJC HAUTE, Jun. 18, 1853.
TUG
Doartl of Dtrraiurs have tills day declared a dividend on the capital stock of the Company of 4 per cent, payable at the office ot the Company at Terre llaute, on and after the 2rith inst., until which time the Transfer Book will remain closed. en AS. WOOD, jan22-'53 22-2w Secretary.
Simeon B. Williams'
FfiEH. FIRE-CUlCHEVmrgTOBACCO.
janS-ly*
Madison and Cincinnati Railroad Line of Packets.
WILL
STEAMERS
HOOSlElt STATE, G. VV. Wright, Master WISCONSIN, No. 2,
T. T. Wright, Master. arrivcars.—
leave Madison every day on the al of the Madison and lerre Haste
For speed or safety these Mats Cannot be sttrpaased by any boats on the western waters. May 26, '52^^-332
itiiiMmilMi
IL'ST
opened in Dcming's New 13rick oppo site Prairie City Hotel, a good assortment of Furnitare just received from Cincinnati, which the public are respectfully invited to call and examine.
N. B. Those wishing to purchase will find it their interest tu come. D. G. P0RSTER,
Terre Haute Dec. 18, '52-a mo.
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes.
|DOZEN kossuth. Jenny Lind and Mexican Oil Wool and Far Hats. 3 cases fashionable Silk Hats. !. .' 30 dozen Silk, Mohair, Plash. Cloth and Velvet
Caps.
40 cases Kip and Calf Mens' Boots and Shoes. 20 do do do Enamel and Mor Ladies' Bootees. Buskins and Jcany Ld Gum Over-aboes and Bootees, at
Nov. 13, -54-wif F.NIPPERTS.
Fresh Family Flour
J^EPT eonsiaotly on hand in UamtU aoJ halt barrels, at CONDiT^.
Altogether for Ladies.
Aand
TRL'LV beautiful aaaortmott of Caiabric Swiss Edgings and inserting*, Underskwres, Cu&. aod Collar*. Ahua lew moomins Odlara, Uack silk Laos* asd Frintes, Velvet and silk Trirni
i.ngs,
lioea baodkerchidk. Kid, Silk,
Lisle and UifiwUIora white drew goods a|i of which will be sold umtsoally low at JF.KIPPEETS. I
Gkxmny
Bags,
BCiSlVBD hriwner Gntfcn Yeatinjui aad rV^TMis attk WarebooW
Mareb 9, "53? dtf-SS
Bills of leading.
NEAT article, oa good paper, just oriotad and
for sale at tbe JR A
^gCfGHRCTnCE
An Ordinance.
Ite^nlrine nn Assessment Of Property nnd an Enumeration of foils, for the year 1853.
SECTION
1 Be £t ordainedhy the Common Coun
cil of the Town qf Terre Haute, That the fol lowing designated property within this innorpora tion be sulgect to assessment and taxation for the present year, to-wit.- All lands, tenements, hereditaments and thei^appurtenance all household furniture, all merchandize, moneys at interest owing to the persons tb be taxed more than they pay interest for, and ail other deb* owing to them Irom solvent persons more thai|they ?re indebted for, all moneys on hand, toola'and implements, stocks in trade, horses, males, asss^ catde and hogs, coaches, carriages, buggies, ^agons drays and carts, saddles and harness, clocks, watches, musical instrupients^gold and sirver ware, and rewclry.maps paintings aaai statuary salt, hides, furs, leather finished vats, lumber, brick, pork, lard apt-flour lfot intended for shipment, and u-otllier personal property not herein enumerated poll tax on all male persons (sane and not paupers,) over the age of twenty-one and under fifty years, and all lands included in the extension act, approved February 16th, 1839 other than where the samecare laid-out into building lots-to be taxed not exceeding the amount levied by the County for road purposes, and where laid out in buijdine lots, to be tifted the samois if included in the original limits of the incorpora
'"Adopted, Feb. 7, 1853, I "I I Attest: ROSS, Pre't A. LAMGE, Clerk.
Jebl2-'53 25 3w
NEW EXPRESS FACILITIES.
Dangers of Ohio Rivet Niwlgatiou A Toideti. "J
rPIlE
A. HUNT, Auctioneer. febl2 '53-25-tf
N E W. O
MYERS
1
A nuricin Express Company having made lavpcnble.acrungementa with ttie several lines of Railroad Con^i^nil'sbetwtien thik dity tnd the principal fijies throughout the States of Illinois. Indiana, Wisconsin Michigan, Ohio, N. Vork and the New-England States, as well as both the Canadas, are now prepared to transport Bank.Not^s, Gold, Silu?r and all kinds of 'IVeasurt tog»-riier wiA wwnds, PdrrcHs and Pirckngt*s. Also, to attend to^the collection of Drafts, Checks, Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and pav Bills.— From thttlong establishsd reputation of our company for ^promptness and reiuonaltle rates, we can confidently assure the puWic that any business entrusted to our care will meet with despatch not exct 1&1 by any other Express line.
Our connections with •. -"n WELLS, FARGO & CO'S
tireat California Express, and
LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO*S
E O E A N E E S S
Enable us to forward to arid receive money. Drafts, or Goods from any part of the "Old World.'1 Messengers, pmvided with Iron Chests, will leave our office daily, for Cincinnati, O. Cleveland, O. •~H Sandusky, O. A Dayton, O
Columbus, 0. Tolwio, O. Buffalo, N. Y.
Albany, N. Y, New York City, N. Y. Terre Haute, Ind.
Boston. MaSa.-'^^'
or DOItNEHiY, TERliE HAUTE.
JT Office, Indiannpolis, corner of Washington nml Pennsylvania streets. LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO.,Proprietors. ftil)12-,53-25-3m E. LOCKE, Agent.
STAR'SALE!
AT TERRE HAUTE,
....... commencing,^ Thnrsdfav, Feb. 17, '53, nt lft' o'cikrA^M. And continuing Friday and Saturday, or until all is sold, nt the Now Auction Room, No. 6 Union Row, National lload Street.
A E I N S
6,000 DOLLARS WORTH
Of fresh imported GARPETING, comprising rich velvet Tapestry also English Tapestry and Brussels, and all wool three-ply and Ingrain, from the best manufacturers in America, with Hall and Step Carpet, in groat variety also velve Cheneille and Tuflbtod Hearth Rngs and Door Matts, Drugget and linen Crumb Cloths, all qualities. WINDOW CURTAINS AND SHADES.
Curtain Damask, in great variety, ami an endless assortment of I?ce and embroidered Curtains and Trimming. Cornice, Arms and Tassels, vyith one hundred pairs Window Shades.
Also. Cornelius' Lard Lamps, Waiters, Girandoles, Transparencies, tablet utlery, table Linen and Napkins, leather Dusters and Brushes, Lamp nnd Ten Matts, and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention.
P. S. Some tine Musical Instruments, at the same time. The stock will be ready for exhibition t«vo days previous to sale. The citizens of Terre Haute and adjoining towns nnd cities, are solicited to nttend. The sale will be positive, aud without rcs-rve, and should attract the attention of all in want of Furnishing Goods. li. ANTHONY. Agent.
9 Y.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
&. KNlSELY, (late Myers, Suydam & Kmscly,) locking to the interest of their patrons as well as tl.eir own, have adopted the ropiifnr Trade" af netting guods cHtlrely tbr CASII. Every business man knows that where goods are sold for Cath only, they can be a Horded much cheaper than where a general credit business is done, therefore, we hope that all our old friends and the trade generally will call and give us "a look." Our Stock consists of Silks, Ribbons, j-j Dress Goods, Shnwls, Lnces. White Goods, Gloves. Crapes,~ Pongee Hdkfa. French Murine. Bombazine,Alpacas,dsc.
Which we pledce ourselves to sell nt from
Ten to Twenty per cent
lower than the nstial credit prices. At fheold stand, No 119 Brodwnv.Cornrr of Liberty street. JAMES MYEKS, ^WILLIAM KNISELY.5 fehT2 *3-25 3mo
For Sale.
AVF.RYnew,
superior 16 idch Hydrostatic Press,
nearly with other pnVt.» of a Linseed Oil Mi'l, quite new, set up at the Tower Mills in Terre Haute—we will seil at a bargain, not be infrabie torua tbeXMl Mitt t« advantage, tn con ncction vflth out Ftoui- Mill, for trant of room. A rare op,»rtunity for a small investment,' ns there is not so much as a horse mill tn compete with, in making Linseed Ofl, at this point. febl^'U 23 2m MILLER 4. SOULE.
New Books.
HISTORY
of Henry EaoMod, Esq,by Thack
eray.
My Novel, or Varictiea in Englisk Life, by BulwcrBianca, a Tale of Erin and Italy, by Edward Matoria. ,51?
Co-neille, and ffis Times, by Guiiot- ,^ My Life and Acts in HuefaryUa 1848 and 1819, by Arthur Gorgei.
Basil, a suwy ot Modem Life, l*y W iikie Collins. Knick Knacks from an Editor's Table, by L. Gsylunl Clark.
Experience of Life, By E. SewelL Uncle Tom*v CaMn, cheap clition, for sale at VV. lil CKLNC-HAM-S
Fehll 53. »tf.
for 1853.f
Qt/feSCRIFl lONS will be rcccivcd at CfaikPs O Book Store for t. Harpers Magazine
Godey I«dies Book Pictorial Drawiiig-ro«a CotnpaaMOj Flag ot' oor Union ,,1' .*••{% Star Spangled Braner, dbe. The Dececnbcr numbers of Harper, Godey sad Graham, iweiv^i dec4-m*m
Westers Plaak Road Compahr,
A
Torn HACTE, Febmsry 9th, 1853.
flALLof 10 per cent, upon die capital stock rabscribed. bcsteen mado payafaie Arithic.
J.
B. IiOHG, II IX
r* flAKKFUL for pesi. havocs, re^pectfsDy my bcii* a continuance of tbe seme. Office on Second stneet, sooth of tbe Coart liawe Sqaarek&tl2 -SjS-tf 97* *,!(
Coroner's Notice.
AN
Inquisiion taken at the West end of the Terre Haute Draw Bridge, in Vigo co., on 7th day of January 1853, before, John'D. Murphy Coroner,on view of tbe body of a man name un known Verdict as follows: That h* came to his death by drowning.
Description r*f (he fceirntei —Five feet, five or six inches in lieight—Mippo«rd to be a bent years old, dark auburn Init hnd da Idaek silk' hat, course boots.gray satinet pants, black cloth coat, much warn thr«*e tvA» satin, the other black clothe white mu&litt ?hirt, On his person a leather boil and fiitekle irtidm paper sup posed to be a subiteription list esij^isr in thes* words: This done in the tow'n of Ktvinsrton, Ef fingham county, Illinois, the first dny uf-Jpnunry, 1853, bv Samud and Wilson Auderson, lor the use of John Huist, a cripple."
AN
Philadelphia, I n. fe Pittsburgh. Pa. Detroit, Mich. Chicago, 11U1 oi *Pi. Galena, 111. 1 hi 1 Milwaulue, Wis. I St. Louis, Mo. Louisville, Ky. And the Canadas.
JOHN D. MURPHY.
ie^5--5321 3w Coroner.
.ICCoroner's Notice.
Inquisition held on the East bank of the Wabash Vtvpr, near F»rt Harrison, Vigo county, Indiana, February Qd, 1853, before John D. Murphy, Coroner of said county, on vi«w of the body of a nnn, name unknown Verdict as follows, to wit: He came to bi-«dea'h by accident unknown. The body in statu of nudity large red whiskers, about six feet hish, of middle sixe
JOHN D. MURPHY,
fob5 '53 24-3w Coroners?
Southern Bank of Indiana.
THISinstitution,
located four doors from the
South-west cohier of the Public Square, in Mr. Rose's Block, i.H prepared to negotiate Sight and Time Drafts on New York and other principal cities Discount Notes and ether evidences o' debt, payable as almve Receive Dep»wtes Deal? in Gold and Silver Coin makes collections and remit the same, less current rate of Exchange: Remit money to England. Ireland. Scotland am! Germay, on its own r*-sponsihily,, Drafts on New York and other principal cities, will always be, kept on hand and for sale at the lowest rates.— Deposites from business men and others who wish to keep an" active doposfw acoount, are respectfully solicited.
Od~Bank hours, from 9 to half past 12 A. M., and from half past 1 to 4 P. G. F. GUNNISON, feb5-'53 SM-tf y, paahier. yftgg
ALMON in barrels and kits, Mackerel, Cod fifeh, smoked Salmon, smoked Halibut, smoked Herring, Holland Herring, Halibut Fins,
and Tongues, for sale at ,,
June lO, *52-wtf-43
^Wednesdays and Fridays, at tlw
new Auction Room, No. 6 Union Row, at 2} o'clock Pv M- ami EVERY NIGI1T IN THE WEEK, at Ik o'clock. A general assortment of goods always on hand. \NTHONY,
ftl»5-\3-24tr.
Agent.
L. HUNT, Auctioneer.
B. R. DNDERHILL CO.
.81 MAN t' FACTOR
GRIST AND SAW MILLS,
OF EVERY SIZE & DESCRIPTION,
CORN AND COB GRINDERS,
And all kinds of Cnstings.
City Foundery & Machine Shop,
Pcnti*yfvnnia% South- of Main stmt, fcb5-'53-24-6m INDIANAPOLIS.
N E W S I O S E Toiler, Hntchins & Lasell,
IniportcrH nud Wholesale Denlers, 91 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y, 'y"
ARE
now receiving and opening a very larjje and entirely new stock ol Silks una Fnn« cy Dry f.oods, comprising Dress Silku/Dnss Goods, and Trimminsrs, Bormet and Tafl'eta Ribbond, Shawls, Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves, White Goods, Laces and Embroideries, together with a general assortment of every variety of goods in their lino cash and timo bavers from every section will lind this a very desirable stock, and at liiW. OjdUBM*.
W N W E WM. S IIUTCHINS,' STEPHEN. LASELL, ••aal'WMr D. HART,
ffcb5-'53-i24 3m
II. M. McCOftKLE,
All late with BOW£.Y &MCNAMES.
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FAM'V'lidODS.
Davis, Byrner Johnson & Hancc,
01 LIBERTY STREET, N. If. I MPORTF.RS fr WHOLESALE DEALERS I IN FANCY GOODS, Fans, Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Buttons. Perfumery, Paper hangings, Suspenders, Port Monnaiea, Wjndow Shades, Cutlery, Guns, Guns, PMflols, Clocks, Watches, &c. Threads, Carpet. U.aga. Stationery. Dress Trinfmifigs,\Sjlk Sewlnfits^and Looking Glasses, together with a great variety of useful articles, which will be sold on the best
ifirrn ,. ^JOHN H. DAVIS, Late of tho firm of Gilbert Rockwell & Davis. JOHN E. BYRNE, For the past 9 years with IV»wen & McNamee.
S. FISHER JOHNSON,
A. Late with Jno. Stewart Jr, &, Co WM. E. HANCE, Formerly with Jno. Stewart Jr. &. Co and late with Carleton & Co. febS'53 44 3m
J. 0. STEPHENSON, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon* rl TERRE HAUTE, INI). Office nearly oppoAite Brown's Hotel. Oct 18, '63-8-1*
E A N S
RESPETFTTLLY
tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity. Office on Market street, first door south of the Town Hail. April 1'^, 'M-3|-ly
AdntinisiratoVs Notice.
"JVJ OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken Le'.fers of Adminirffrniloii on the estate of Cephas S. Holden, late of Vigo cotmty, and State of Irtdiriha", decased. 'Ail persons indebted to the said e«tate, are retreated to make immediate payment, and those having claims agaidst the samp, are notified to prteent (hem du ly authenticated, for settlement. Tins estate Is solvent- -r MARY F. HOLDEN. fcb5 *53 24 3w Admi nist ra tri x.
To Country Merchants.
rI",HE
Pennsylvania Railroad having now comI (detod her' connection between Pijiladelpbia snd Pittsburgh, which makes the shortest, onick est snd cheapest communication with the West, both for passenger* snd merchandise, we beg leave to invite our friends end the merchants generally, to visit Philadelphia for their Spring supplies
Our Stock of Domestic Goods,
In ail their varieties, wid be lotind full .snd com plete slso a la rye and very desiraide auortinent of British. French and Sw&s goods.
We.woMjd particalaily invttc r»nr attention to •or handsome lines of White Goeds. Jaeonets. Cam5iricB. Swias, plain- a»d fisncy Mmidtns, and tbe best make# of ftliH Llnefls.
Thesj eooda have been carefully splwd from the manufaefttrm, and tttiporied tflrecf by curat Ives we chxll offf tlwni «t small pHbfit lor cash, or to patterns! fH«tom*rs on time.
«xrrr,
BAKER
Importrrs and Jobbers. IM Market street, |ko!» -53 23-3m PillL A DELPHI V.
New Shingle Faelorj*.
p//E subsiOTbeni*««'d rsffpsctfulljr utibrm the 1 citlaen* eTI'eftne opd tl*s furftHindiiix epontnr. that they have J«wt commrpced wannSy&rfttt S^rfnsdes stipirfor to any offcrtd fo* ssls in tbe pmee- We invito au who wish dwell tndttg«odnot»togiv« aa acallbefoc wrshssipy elsewhere.
All orders froai adieune* pcomptl* tended to W. WAI,MCE. JPactorv black of Fstrijack^ rifle- |a«o»y ob fourth street, between CHiio snd A/air* atceeis
Tatwt llxvru itf arch ad4 48»3»»w%31
Tbe "City Express, No. 1,^
WILL
be to sesdtnesa at all times to convey goods fr«Qi the "CitjJProviaion Store," gr*
mm JjD.COSPVT,
Jwf.S2-wtf.43.
AftRlVALS AND" DEI'AUTUKES A/A THh MAILS,
At and from Terre Ilnnte, Indinftn.* .,ARRIVALS. H't-fji S is 9 Indianapolis, dailv. (Sundays excepted,) 5 pin it or ii W a 8 Vmcennes,dnily, (Sundaysexcepted,) 12 n'at Lafayette^ We*lnes., Fri., and Sun oi
Pa in A a an a 5 Crawford8Villo,Tues.varoJ Sat., 9pm in to an S at 9 Bedford, Sat,, 9pm Carlisle,Wadnes., 'w 8pm Portland Mills, Saturday. 5pm
DEPARTURES. C*
Si. L-Juis^ d^ly. •.
lndian^olis,
5
daily, (SunflayYexceptW)? 7a
Springfield, daily, im inccnnes, daily. (Sundayse-tpepted,) 5 a a a an S at 8 a
Pa in an S at 6 Crawfotdsville. Mon., and Fri., 5 a fti in to on an 5 a Be or A W 6 a CarlisliK Thwrs.,?5 -*&«.«, st'tti PortlantkMills, Friday, 9 tt'th
N. B. All mails closed at precisely 8 pm. {0""01lice hoursi frotn 7 a m, to8 m. On Sundays frwn 8 to 9 in the morning, and from 7 to 8 3 tije evOtiing, janS tf J. T. MOFFATt, P.
A S
Souuds
CONDIT'S.
AUCTION SALES,
MONDAYS
O E
Corner of Bridge (or Ohio) and 1 siStreets, TERRE UA4JTK, INDIANA.
TIIE
undersigned has resumed his former stand near the Rridge, and only one block from tho PuMlo Sqiiaw.
This House has boon greatly enlarged and improved. by a large addition of b«d-rooms, and a spacious Dining Hill, all nnpored nd paintetl-i-nnd fiirnisb^d with New Funiiture, Cftrpets, Reds and Ilcddinp, nnd Tnhlc Furniture. Having an eye single to tho comfort and convenience of hie guests, rtuwt make his House a pleasant stopping placo for tho man of business, pleasuro or trnveling public—and particularly those who witdi to take passage on steam-boats, private conveyance or otherwise in short, no pains nor expense will be spared to make his House an agreoablo oxtd ,pleaaanjt ,«ptoppipg placo for his
Will olwayq be furnished with the beat the country a fiords, and no pains or expense will besptired to ddniinlstw'td the gratificatiob of" the tastes of his patrons. f|| HIS: ST ABLE. Is largo and entiruly new, i9 the best iti the city, and at all tjjnes vi!,l be supplied with good hay antl araih. mid IwrseBstrictly aftijided «».*
Chnrges Modcrntc-—Cnlt tuirf See. rr BOARDERS tukenby tho day, weck'.Tiionfli a declMG-tf JAMESS. CLARK.
lEf&fU IdUSEir
National Road St. 2d door above Market No.
2,
Fhcenix Block.
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Wholesale and Retail Cash Store.
Dealrrn i*n Pbrcrtn end Domr&li? Staple an& l?(t&ci( O O S Notion*, Trim/»u»a», Botuictf^Jloolf and Shan,
Cars, HmJ&rK&tbikiles, Bap per. tmnging*% Floor nnd
Borders. Carpetinga, hugs, luoor ai
0km Jtok* fad
WE
are.npw in receipt of our Fall ano Win ter Slock, selected in the Eastern cities expressly for this, iiiarkut. Wo \youJtl Invite patticulur aitcn'ion toour stock ofTifdwn and bleached goods, Ptints, Meriuoes, Do Lalnes, Lustres, figured slu(T goods, Ginghams, Trimming Buttons, Laces, Gimpl, Fringes, Bonnets and'Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannels, Llnsoys, Tickings, Cheeks, linen and Bilklldkft, Buy State Shawls, Carp,-tings, Carpet Bn«Len4Ml$!$i*v Growrios, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &>c» all of^hkih #ill Do sold at such rfcjes tbf C40i of Frodtot tke will ma Ho it the intcftfst af liuyfera ttf patronise lis.' Papet' HangingB very low.
Terro Haute, October 4, '63*#*t£
NEW SHOE
SCHOOLRY & VANHORN Oder for sale a largo assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Abo, a variety of
umTS'""
9 ^9
All of which they will sell nt wholesale or retail, nt their new store in Phcnix Row, on National Road street, fifth kor Irani the corner of Market street.
They will also manufacture BooUond Shoasto order at the same place. SCHO0LEY &.
VANIIORNJ
Tcure Haute, October 4.'5U-6-tf.
WAR WITH SPAIN 10.000 Volunteers Wanted
To march to tho iin shop of Thayer & Hostctter, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assuredthut the pricea will not hurt or Mil the puichascr. if
Copper, Tin and Sheet troh
MANUFACTORY.
J. L. Thayer fc J. Hostcttcr woukl respectfully say to the ntibljc nnd those wlghlnc Tin, Conner and Sheet Iron ware, that thoy wotnd do well Ui call nt the south corner of J. R. Whitcomh &CQ'H. Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office of Ins. Hedges & McMiilnn, where thov will be found at all times, ready to execute nil jooa in their line,at the shortest notice, and in the very best manner.
House Guttering and Hpoatiagy Done with neatness and despatch. Country merchants snd dealers, wishing ware. *il) plesse send in their bills, which will bo filkxl -sfftfnplly and to order. ,,, •, JAMES L. THAYER,
No* 15, JOHPf M0STK,1TER._
ftTMlTDRE!
FOR SALE!
Tile subscriber, from Cincinnati, Ohio, has AT* rivod at Terr® IInote, and cjin bof|Und |lt
Bemming'a New fizick Store,
On 3d street,opposite the Prairie City House, with a large jjyvi spp#fjwr iyA)?' .yiiM'il'Ulil,E/WBsifllingof tef m-mHUfi jiji ,»
MARBLE-TOP, DRESSING and
A I '^85- '.
BORSAtJSI
High and I^ow Post Bedsteads,
Sofa and Hofn-scM Hocking' Chnirs, Tait .) Ile% SoftLs ana Lotiuges. 4 AU of which will be soki low fcr ca^h. j*r.My 1. FO&STER.
mtTninkiiiiit!
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE!
U/ ILh be fotmd superior to any article a# tho kind 6JW in use. May be had at Uroverman and Bourne's. Prepared andatarrarttedby *. ,es muiA^BALL.
Terre Haute. Nov. 13. l&3~wtf
PH6CE3 Delaines, of vhriooe-stytea and
Ifl^ blt|di and f^py col-
A-Rsseswsatettf***1^Puplius-andBrocadespieces
All of whidh will be sold very low for cash a( Nov 4J, Wwtf.i t# •F*N1PPBRT1S..
WOKWOOLr
sobeeriber will pay CASH for good Atari Fleece ind t«b*wtnbcd Wool.* janii-'afeJ-U iOHN TJERiNAN^