The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 28, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 March 1853 — Page 3

EAST & WEST LINE!

ERmm^mmmsm't NFW ARRANGKXENT.

Dayton, to Jl&ilroad.

and after February 11, 1853, trains will leave as follow*: Leave Indianapolis daily at. .....IF. v!'

Greenville 7 P- M. Arrive in Dayton- .9 P.M. Leave Dayton via Mad River and L. E.

R. R.daUy at.......... .v...:.js... 5 A- M.'j Arrive in Cleveland at lir. In time to take the Evening train from Cleveland for New York, vie Buffalo or Dunkirk.

Time from Indianapolis to New York 46 hours Greenville "41 Dayton 39 The 5 A. M. train from Dayton via Mad River »nd Lake Erie Railroad, cofinecu with the Tole do, Norwalk and Cleveland R. R. at Bellvue, and passengers meet with no detention nt any point on the roote. The Greenville and Miami R. R. train will wait at Union until the Western train arrive*, and passengers will always be taken through to Dayt,on in time for the 5 A. M. train for Cleveland. No detention will take place at the State Line, if the Western train should lie one, "two, five or si* hours behind time, as the Greenville and Dayton train will hereafter wait at Union till the Indianapolis {rain arrives.

E. B. TAYLOR. President

and 8up't Greenville ar.d Miami R. R. Feb gg, *53-27-1011

Fresh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES.

WASSOX Sc CO.,

'Hose's Block, Corner of Ohio and Second Streets,

SOLICITto

the attention of the citizens of Terre

Haute, their choice stock of FAMII.V GR-J CCKIES, which they will dispose of cheap forcasli at wholesale and retail, constating in part of

Choice and Prime Louisinim Sugars, Molasses and Golden Syrups old Government Java and Prime Green Rio Colfoe (new crop Choice Green and Black Teas Fresh Carolina Rice (new crop) Pickles in Jars Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese Salmon, Mackerel, and Tongues and Hounds, brls, brls. and kits Sperm 'Star and Mould Candles Pepper, Allspice, Mustard, Starch and lloston Soap. No 1 Sweet Oil, Pepper Hauceand Table Salt very choice Virgin ia manufacture and finocut Tobacco,-with a general assortment of Groceries suitable for Fa nily •uses.

KrA wagon will be in readiness to cbnvey .goods to any part of the city, free of expense. Torre Haute, Feb 26,'53-27-tf

W 0L FES

A Superlative Tonic, Diuretic, Ami-Dys-peptic

Invigorating Cordial,

Trnrk Hlmnjur. BAVERAOK is mnnnfaernm! hy the Proprietor, at Schiedam, in Holland, and it ia warranted not only pure from every injurious property and ingredient but of the best passible quail ty.

Its oxtraordinnry medicinal properties, la GRAVBI„ Gour. CHROMIC RUIX'AMTJSM, INCIPlK.vr DROI-HV, FI.ATUI.KNCE, COIJO PAI.NS, ol the

Siomach and llowcls, whether in Amur or INFANTS-— In all ordinary cases of Obstructions in tho Km

NF.vji, Ui.At«UEN. and UHINVRV OIMJANB— IN UVSPKI-SIA, whether ACUTK or CHRONIC—Chills and Fevers. In (!(ncral Debility, Slugghh Circulation of the

Itluod, Inadequate Assimilation ot Food, and Exhausted Vital EnergyAre acknowledged by the whole Medical Faculty, and attested in their liiglu-stwrilien uuiiioriiios.

J^rThe attention 'of gents and Purchasers is invited l« the signature and addroasol tho Propriutor.on the label,mid to the title of this Medicinal Cordial, uinboHMd on the sides of the ISotile, as protections against inferior and pernicious inula.tiona. Foi sole by

Fob 26, 'M 27 if

WASSON &. CO.

Schools! Schools!!

OTICK is hereby given lo the Into Trustees of Congressional Townships ill Vigo coun-

ty, lo the District Trustees, and to all others taking an interest in tho settlement of thedilRcul. tio», eurruumling the now School Law, especially with regnid to the distribution of the fdntls this twing ihnt 1 hnvo received from the Superintendent of Public Instruction a Circular which points out in a very lueid manner the defects of the law, nnd proposes measures to the legislature obviating the name.

The Circular is too lengthy for publication, but I shall tnke pleasure in laying it before you on ap plication at tny office.

A. L\NGE,

Auditor Vigo County

Terra Haute, Feb 26, '53-27-3w

WANTED.

piIE subscriber wishes to rent a small dwelling JL house in a pleasant pari of the city. One F.nquire of

OLD

business preferred WM. iNL MLK'VVIN,

Feb 26,'53-37-3w

Fab 19,*M-2b4w

PROPOSALS

ILK WIN,

At the Store of Iv S. Woll'o.

WANTED TO RENT.

ASTORF.

Room in one of th« principal busi

ness streets of this place F.nquite at this office. Eeb 20, '53.97.3w

OLD WHISKY.

,^\LD Bourbon and Mononiiahcla Whisky,for

Mlf by^

sale by

Feb 26, .53.27-tf

WABSOJ? Si CO.

Fresh Family Flour.

j^OU Sale by

W AKS«N & CO.

Feb 26

Roar's Block.

•ChoiceWinos, Brandies & Liquors

t'Ogniac and Casitilliau Brandies. Madeira. Sherry, lHrt and Malaga Winas, din wood and glass.

Champaign, Sparkling Catawba and Claret do. French Lordints. assorted. Vary superior Old Irish Whisky. For sale by

WASSON & CO.

r«bSS,'ftJ-27-tf Rose's Block.

"London Porter and Scotch Ale.

BARCLAV&by

Perkins London Porter. Hib

bard's Saperior iScotch Alt». Suitable for invalida. For sale WASSON & 00. Feb 96, VV27-tf Roaw'a lilock.

Fresh Fruits!

RANG KS. Lemona, Raisins, Figs and Prntw* —Havana Preserves, French Fruits, in their

Feb 36, *a»87«tf R'^*^ Block.

HAVANA CIGARS.

NORM

AS, Seviliana».Concohlia», llarmanoa. Miliary PHlarcitoa, Lone fetar, and other choicv brand* of direct importation, for aaleby

W kv CO*

Feb 86, *53-7-tf Roae'a Block

CHEESE.

jyCHO.CE *«. iM.

}mm 19.'5t-wtf-4S

Administrator^ Sale.

q\TOTICK ia hereby given that I will rxpom to public »al« on Monday the Hth day JMarcb next, at the residence ot the #IK»WI8#9I in Honey Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana, all the (MrtMmal property of Indiana tI»inn,SHteof Vif« county, Indiana, deceased, consisting of on* cherry bsreau, one stand, (with two drawer^v om waiavtdimag table, two feaiber-b«d*, bed«: •cd Iwdstead, one floor carpet. *»ae double ana two «i(W coverHd*, anndrjr oatlt*. *blanke«H and a variety of other artu-U •. A craditof -etnoottta will givea al, MIM ever throe ^.lars. the purchaser giving noie with approved aecority, with interaat (VoaI date. &' eciable withoat any relief from valuation or liwwat lawa: ill aama of thraa dellar* and under cash in hand.

AARUN JWOQA'm Ad«*r.

FOR REMT.

STORE

raitable for a

PKTWMand Grocarf,

eaat of Venwnt 4 Co. Paawaaion given imj&edUtcly. Apply

Fab |, '63-2G

HOVEV,

Corner Ro« lliotk.

Barly A Leggett.

Fortenrding J* i'ommisxiG*

W*% AtsA dealer* in all kind* *t produc*, TERRE HAUTE 1ND.

IS «*»•*!.

United States Mailfi.

for carrying the Mnils of the

United State*, from July 1. 1853, to June •30. 18M, on the foltowiiw routes in the State of INDIANA, will be received at the Contract Of-

1853 to be decided on the 25th of April 1853

•*. INDTTNA: From July 1. 1853. lo June 30. 1854 4123 From Lafavette. by Reanaelaev and Morocco to Morrjence, Illinois, 70 miles and back, once a yeek.

Leave Lafayette Tuesday at 7 am 'Arrive at Momence next day by 6 Ieave Momence Thursday at 7 a Arrive at Lnfayette same day by S 4J34 From Logan sport, by to Camden, 16 "imlesand back once a week. iLeave Lognnsport Saturday at 6 am

Arrive at Camden same day by 11 am Leave Camden Saturday at 1 Arrive at Logansport same day by 6 m. 4135 From New Castle by Cadiz, Mecbanicsburg, Huntersville. and New Columbus, to Pendleton, 21 miles and back, twice a

Ji«ave New Castle Wednesday and Friday at 8 am 'Arrive at Pendleton same days by 3 Leave Pendleton Thursday and Saturday at 9 am Arrive at New Castle same days by 3pm 4136 From Frankfort, by Reese's Mills, Lebanon, and Jamestown, to Danville, 38 miles and back once a week.

Leave Frankfort Wednesday at 9 am Arrive at Danville next day by 12 Iieave Danville Thursday at2pm Arrive at Frankfort next day by 6 m. 4137 From Winamac, by Mederyville,to Saltiilo, 25 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Winamac Friday at 8 am Arrive at Saltillosame day by 4 Leave Soltillo Saturday at 8 am Arrive at Winamac same day by 4 m. 4138 From Crawfordsville, by Independence and

Pine Village, to Oxford, 40 miles and back, once a week. Leave Crawfordsville Wednesday at 7 am Arrive at Oxford same day hy 7 Leave Oxford Thursday at 7 a Arrive at Crawfordsville same day by 7

4139

rom lirownstown by Houston, to Bloemington, 38 miles and back, once a week Iieave Brownstown Wednesday at 6 am Arrive at Bloomington sameday by 6 IiCuve Bloomington Thursday at 6 am Arrive at Brownstown same day by 6 4140 From Muncietown, by Jay's Court House and New Corydon, to VVilshire, Ohio, 74 mill's nnd baf once a week.

Leave Muncietown Monday at 8 am Arrive at Wilkshire next day hy 6 Ijefve Wilkshire Wednesday at 8 am Arrive at Mnnoietown next day by6p m. 4141 From Albion, to Swan, 11 miles and bock, once a week.

I/envc Albion Saturday at 7 am Arrive at Swan same day by 1 am I^oave Swan Saturday nt Arrive at Albion samednyby 5 pm. 4142 From Liberty, by Clifton, Abinaton, Centrcville, and DIoomingport, to Winchester, 44 miles and back, once a week. leave Liberty Tuesday at 9 am

Arrive ai Winchesier next day by 12 Leave Winchester Wednesday at 2 Arrive at Liberty next day by 5rt m. 41 i'j From Portland Mills, by Parkville, to

Ilruin's Cross Roads, 10 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Portland Mills Wednesday and Saturday at 9 a rn. Arrive at Bruin's Crosj Road* sameday by 12 Leave Bruin's Cross Roads Wednesday and Rflturdny at Arrive at Portland Mills same day by 4

4141 From lingers!!)wn,by Unionsporf,to Macks vide, 20 miles and back, once a week Leave HasjorStown Fiiday at 9 a ni

Arrive nt wlackaville same day by 3 irt, I^-nve Macksville Saturday at 8 a Arrive at Hagerstown same day hy 2 4145 From olumbus, by Jonesvillo, toRockford 16 miles and hack, once a week. 1^-nvo Columbus Saturday at 6

Arrive at Rock ford same day hy 12 Leave Kockford Saturday at 1 Arrive at Columbus same dny by 7 414# From Lafayette, by Dayton, Winship'i

Mills, Jeft' raon, and Frankfort, to Miehi

{cantown,

32 n.iles and back once a week

jeave Lafayette Wednesday at 7 am Arrive at Mlchigantown same day by

JjcnVe Michigantown Thursday at 7 am Arrive at Lafayette sameday by m. 4147 From Green nstlc, by'Grubb's Mills, Portland Milts, llellmore, Rockville, Anniesburg Montezuma, 31 miles and bhek, six times a week.

I^ave Green Castle daily fexcept Sunday at 6 Arrive nt Montezuma same day by l^ave Montezuma daily except Sunday at 8 a ra Arrive atGrren Castle same dnysby 5 pm: 4148 From ponticolio, to Oxford, 30 miles and back, on«M week.

I^ave Monticello Friday at 8 am Arrive at Oxford same aay by 5 l^eave Oxford Saturday at 8 a rn Arrive nt Monticello same day by 5 4149 from Jasper, by Alfordville, to MouAt

Pleasant, 20 miles and back, once a week. J«nve Jasper Wednesday at am Arrivaat Mount Pleasant same day by 3

i^nve Mount Pleasant Thursday at 9 am Arrive at Jasper same day by 4 m. 4150 From BloomlU'ld, by Linton, to Carlisle, 25 milesand back, once a week. l^ave Bloomfield Friday nt 8a

Arrive at Carlisle same day by 3 I^av» Carllile Saturday at 7 a Arrive at B'oomfield sameday by 2 4151 From Owensvllle to Mount Carmel, 111., 10 miles and back, once a week. ,Leava Owensvilte Wednesday at 8 am -Arrive at Mount Carmsl same day by 11 a

Leave TVtount armcl Wednosilav at 1 Arrive at t)wensburg same day ny 4 m. 4155 Front Boonville, by Crowville an Tavlorsville, to Humingburg, 30 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Boonville Monday nt 7 a Arriva at Huntingburg same day by 5

/eave Huntingburg Tuesday at 7 a Arrive at lioonvilla same day by 5 m. 4153 From Troy, to Worth, 28 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Trov Fridav at 8 am Arrive at Worth same day hy 4 pm Leave Worth Saturday at 8 am Arrive at Trov same day by 4 m. 4154 Fmm (Jentryvill®, to Ferdinand, 10 miles and back once week.

Leav« Gentryville Saturday at 10 a Arriva at Ferdinand same day by 1 Leave Ferdinand Saturday at 2 p.m Arrive at Gentry villeaame day by 5 m. 4155 From Laurel, by Orange, Steel's Groves,

Falmouth, and Louisville, to New Castle, 36 miles and back three times a week. I^ave Laurel Monday, Wednesday, and

Saturday at 6 a mi Arrive at New Castle same days by 6 pm Leave New Castle Tuesday, Thursday, and

Friday at 6 am Arrive at Laurel same days by

I same days by 6

]4I56 Froiu N*w Cafttte* bv Dan Wcbttejy Ash*

iand, Rogersville, ami Luray, to B^funeietown, 20 miles and back, twice a week. Leave New Castle Tuesday and Friday at 6 am Arrive at Munektown aama dare by 3 Leave Muncietown Wednesday and Saturday at8 am Arrive at NewJCastle same days by 3

TO.

4157 From Whitlev 0. .by Thorn Creek, to Albion, 16 miles and back, once a week, Iieave Whitley C. Saturday at 6 am

Arrive at Albion same day hy 13 m. l^pave Albion Satarday at 4 Arrive at Whitley C- H- aama day by S ... T, .NU. 1158 From Morristown.by Manilla artd Cyntniana, to MiddlaUHH taika aad back, o«c» a«wk.

Bidder will propos* a schedule. 4159 From Marion, to Salt Jacinto, 13 aatlaaand back, «w*«e a week. r: I^eave Marion Friday at 10 a rat

Arrive at San Jacinto same day by 4 Leave San Jacinto Saturday at 9 am Arrive at aame day by 3 w. 4160 Fhwt Browi *o, to Rock ford, JackscA county. It a and back. «»ce a woek.

Leave Browu*own Saturday at 8 a ra ,* Arrire at Rockford sara way by If a Leave Rockford Satanlay at 1pm Alrrivc at Browmrtown ma* 9*f by 3 m. 4161 From Be *d,by Pinkook, to Bi»wa«tow«,

IS miks tad bick, oneai vmk. Leave Bedford Wednesday at S aRts Arrive it Browtaaown soma day by a

mtown T^torixlay at S»i

Aiyiv* atHadferd aacao dayby^P"** 1163 F~1"' CrawftefdsviHe by Green Castle, toA-. and 3arpe»act»*il*e,t® Baiabridgo. 3t miles and back, oave a week*

Leave Crawfordsville Monday it?t« Arrive at BaiMiriditaameoay by 7pK if MT mm* ,,,,

ltacve finiftMdfa Tfcaadar

Arrive at, Crawiordsvilie sane d«y by pin. 4163 From Peru, by Ssntc

Fe.

Where no change

Fines will be

to BeXafr 20

miles and back, once a week. Leave Peru Friday at 9 am Arrive at Bexar same day by 3 7^ Leave BexsrSatardav at 8 a

Arrive at Peru same day by 2 m.

FORM FOR A BID.

B^write tfie

I Cor we," as the ease may be) name or names in full] offhere State the residence or residences] hereby propose to carry the giail on route No. from to as of ttfn as the Poet master General's advertisement for proposals on (he same, dated February 2, 1F53, requires, in the time staled in the schedules contained in such advertisement, qnd by the following mode of conveyance, to wit: {Here ata te how it is to be conveyed,] for tfae annual sum of [here write out the sum in words at fall length.

Dated [Signed,] Form of a Guaranty The undersigned undertake that, if the forego ing bid for carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the Postmaster General, the bid der shall, prior to the first day of July next, en ter into the required obligation toperform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sure lies.

Dated [Signed by two guarantors SForm of Certificate. The undersigned [postmaster, udge, or clerk of a court of record, as the case may be] certifies that he is well acquainted with thd above, guar antors and their property, and that tbev art men pfpropertjuwid jble to .ma&e good, their guar amy.

Dated [Signed.]

"INSTRUCTIONS.

Embracing conditions to be incorporated in the contracts to the extent the Department may deem proper. 1. Seven minutes arc allowed to each intermi diate office when not otherwise specified, for as Sorting the mails but on railroad and steamboat route»ther« is to be no more delay than is siHfi cient for an exchange of'.he mail bags. 2. On routes where the mode of conveyance ad mitsof it, the special agents of the Department also post oflice blanks, mail bags, locks and keys are to be conveyed without extra charge. 3. No par will be made for trips not perform ed and for £ach of tuch omissions not gatisfacto rity "ejfpTained,three liriies the pay of the trip may be deducted. For arrivals so far behind time as to break connexion, with depending mails, and not sufficiently excused, one fourth of the com pensation for the trip is subject to forfeiture.— Deduction may also be ordered for a grade of {performance inferior to that specified in the contract. For repeated delinquencies of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties proportioned to the nature thereof and the importance ot the finail, may be made 4. -For"leaving' behind, or throwing off the im(iils,or any portion of them, for the admission of passengers, or for being concerned in 'setting up or running an express conveying com mercial intelligence ahead of the mail, a quarter's pay may be deduced.

imposed, unless the delinquen

cy be promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates of postmasters or the affidavits of otker creditable persons, for fai'ing to arrive in contract time for neglecting to take the mail from, or deliver it into, a post office for suffering it (owing either to the unsuitablenessof the place or manner of carrying it) to be injured, destroyed, robbed or lost and for refusing, after demana, to convey the mail as frequently as the contractor runs, or isconcerned in running, a coach, car, or steamboat on a route. 6. The Postmaster General may annul the co tract for fepaated failures to run ngreeably to contract for disobeying ilie post office Jaws, or the instructions ol the Department for refusing to discharge a carrier when required by the Department to do so for assigning the contract without the assent of the Postmaster General f.»r running an express as aforesaid orfor transporting persons or packages conveying mailable matter out of the mail. 7. The Postmaster General may order «n increase of scrvice on route by allowing therefor a pro rata increase^ on the coutract pay He may also order an increase of speed, he allowing, witiiin tho restrictions of the law, a. prorata increase of pay for the additional stock or carriers, il any. The contractor may,however,in tho'caseof increase of speed, relinquish the contract by giving prompt notice to the Department that he prefers doing so to carrying the order into effect. I'lie Postmaster

General may also curtail or dis

continue the service, at pro rata decrease of pay, if bo allow one month's extrn compensation on the amount dispensed wltli, whenever,in his opinion,the public interests do not require the same, or in Case he desires to supersede it by a differgrade of transportation. t. Payments will be made for the service by collections ot or drafts OJI pemmasere or otherwise, alter the expiration of each quarter -%ay in Febry, Mny, August, and November 9. The distances are given according to the best information but no increased pay will be allowed, should they he greater than advertised, if the points to be supplied be correctly stated. 10. The Postmaster General is prohibited by law from knowingly niakiqg a contract for the transportation Of the mails with any person'who shall have entered into, or proposed to enter into, anv combination to prevent the making of any bid for a mail contract by any other person or persons, or yy.ho shall haVe made any agreement, ershallnave given or performed, or promised to giva or perform, 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 23tli section of the art of 1836, prohibiting combinations to prevent bidding. 11. A bfit received after time, viz. tlie 4th of April. 1853, at 9 a m,or without the guaranty required by law, or thal«ombines 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 tho advertisement is difficult or impracticable at aertain asons, to substitute an inferior moda of conveyance, or intermit service a specified number of days, weeks or months," He may propose toomit an inaccessible office, or one not on the stage or railroad, or ata steamboat landing, as the case may b» or he may offer to substitute an inferior mode of supply in such cases. He may propose difierent times of arrival and departure, provided no more running time is askei, and 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 lor service differing from that called for by the advertisement will not be considered in competition with a regular bid reasonable in amohnt,-4Vhfrre a bid contains any such alterations, their disadvantages will be estimated in comparing it with other proposals. -j,$ i' 13. There should be but one route bid for in proposal. 14- Th

tie route, the servie®. the pay,the

name and residence of the bidder, and those .of each member oTafirm, where a company offers, should be distinctly stated also the mode of conveyance, if a higher mode than horseback be intended. fff? 15. The bid should be aenf under seal, add reused to the Second Assistant Postmaster General, superscriU'd "Mail Proposals in the State ol It should be guarantied and the sufficiency of the guarantors certified, (see forma, and should be dispatched in time to be received by or before 9 A. M., of tlie 4th April, 1853. -16. The contracts are to te executed and returned to the Department by or before the 1st of July, IS53. 17. Under the act of March 3d, 1845. the routes are to be let to the lowest bidders tendering Sufficient guaranties, without other refe^nce to the mode of transportation than may be neeessarytfor the due celerity, certainty and security of such transportation. When the lowest bid proposes a mode of conveyance inadequate to the due celerity, certainty, and security of the mails, it will not be accepted. 1$. When the bid does not specify a mo-ie of conveyance, also when St rproposRs to carry according to the advertisement, but without such specification, it will be considered a« a proposal for horseback aerviee. 19 A modification of a bid. in any of its essential senna, is tantamount toa new bid. and cannot be received so aa to interfere with regular competition. after the last hour set for receiving bids.

Postmasters are to be careful not to certiiy '8e safnciencyof giutranton* at satieties widboat koowint that they am persons ol sufficient re*oosb»li!y and all bidders, guarantors, and smeuas aredwtincdy noticed that on a failure to enter into or perform the contract* for the service proposed ter ia the accepted bids their legal Usmiitiea wilt be enforced against them.

tt. Contractor* areteqeited to take the fmm.aodMvrrthem into the d!i«es at the ends of rantea aad all intermediate offices and on steamboat and railroad lines into intermediate otScea not mote than eighty rods final the landing or

^Present cootnctote and persons known at 0(1 O^Klnwi SUM, tosaUy with oibers, procere roammow and certificates of thekanfitihmcy anfestantialty in the forms shove prescribed The certificates sufficiency mast be signed by a poarmsawt, era judge or derk of a court nf iceonL S. HUBBARD

FwOrmDmimxrlFnnaarSl isst. Feb. lf,^» IMir.

l£s3.

New York Clothing at Wholesale.

BATES, TAYLOR & CO.

HAVING

taken the large rooms Noi. 23 and 25

Dey. Street, (over L. nnd V. Kirby & Co.) wopld begf to call the attention of the patrons of the late concerns ot C. T. Longstreet & Co., and Wilde, Bates & Taylor, and others^n the trade to their-

Stock of Clothing.

Feb 12, ^m. Valentines.

}rge E

^Premium Essence of Coffee.

TsandsEssencemot,,been

Commercial Insurance Company, Charleston, S. C. Columbia Insurance Company,

INSURANCE

jan8-ly*

The favorable reputation which has always attended their manufacture, it Will be their endeavor to sustain and no efforts *111 be spared to giver their customers entire satisfaction.

TTKJ Books &c-. of the late firms of C. street & Co. and Wilde. Bates & Taylor, arewi ihem for settlement and all persoift having business connected therewith, are invited to call on them. is-

FINE assortment of Valentines just received for sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S, febl2-'S3-25-tf Sign of ihe "Big Book."

Music.

Aot

NEW supply of Piano music, just received W.H.BUCKlNGHAMrS Feb. 12. ^32 25 tf Book Store.*

E I A N O I E

TVRS. Youmans & Mahnn have associated LA themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, and hope by strict attention to the bu sinees of their prjfession, to receive- a liberal share of patronage* Office on 4th straet, iiJ. door North of Prairie City Drug Store. feb5 '53-24 tf

25 CENTS WORTS

BROWM'S-'

COUGH CANDY!

JVl EVER fai& to cure tlie most obstinate Cold li or Cough of recent origin, and for the alleviation of Phthisic, Bro*tebUi% Consumption. and all other diseases of the organjs of respiration thousands bear testimony to iljs efficacy.

Sold at Proprietor's jirices, by Dr. J. R. Cuningham, and by Druggists, Confectioned and Grocers generally. jau22-'5i-23-2in*

HIS has proven by many thou of the respectable families in the United States, to be by far the best preparation'ol Coffee ever offered to the public. One package of this essence will so as far as four pounds of Java Coffee, and Coffee made by it will preserve perfectly the taste of the beat Java Coffee1, but will be much more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored, perfectly clear, and in every instance superior to the Java Coffee.

Manufactured by Dan. Bohfer & Co.. No. 281 Callowhill St., above 6th St., Philadelphia, and sold Wholesaleand Retail, at

BROWNING & WALL'S, "Prairie City Drug Store.

Terre Haute. June 40. '52 wtf-42

To Country Merchants.

MERCHANTS

in the country, who visit this

market to replenish tlieir stocks, would t!o well to call and examine my stock of Dry Good:!'. Having purchflsed many Goods expressly for the Jobbing trade, Svhieh will he sold at a small advance oil New York cost, at Farrington's Block, North side Public Square.

Nov. 43,'52-wif, F. N1PPERT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Snah, Door Blinds, and Frame Factory, TERUE HAUTE, IND. IIAVlttoiunlenced the above business in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Bishop, on 4th treet, near the Post Office, where I intend to nartufacture the above mentioned articles from the very best material. Persons about erecting buildings will do well to give me a call, as 1 intend to make my prices suit tlie times.

Orders from a distance can be sent through the Post Office, nnd will receive immediate attentionPersons In the city wanting anything in the above line, will do well to send in theirorders as early as possible. G. W.SHAFFER.

Mar f, '52-dawtf-28-82.

-^Double Rectified Whisky. UDOWICl & HULMAN are now mantifacturing an article of Double Rectilifcd VVhisky far superior to any ever brought from Cincinnati, nnd in strength, purity nnd flaver decidedly the best ever sold in this Vvestern country. All those who prefer a first rate article to a common one for the same moneywill nleaw call at the C1NC1NNATI.STORE,Uniort Rgw.

All kindsof Domestic and Foreign W'INES AND LIQUORS, of the best quality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand. »M«rcli33- W-wtl-29.

Columbia, S. C.

on Steamboat and Flat-boat car

goes, and fire risks on buildings, furniture and merchandize, tak&n in tho above Companies, by ALBERT LANGK. jan29*'53 23 tf Sub-Agent at Terre Haute.

Railroad Notice.

Oitic^ TERRE HATTE AND R. R. R. COMPWT, TKRRE HAUTE, Jan. 18, 1H53. 'JpiIE Board of Directors have this day declared

a dividend on the capital stork of the Com pany of 4 per ccnt. jupWe rit iHo «ITiw *i llw Company at Terre Haute, on and after the 23th inst., until which time the Transfer Book will remain closed. CHAS. WOOD, jan22-'53 22-2w Secretary.

Simeon B. Williams' fBEHJIIE-CITCimeACCO.

Madison and Cincinnati Railroad Line of Packets.

WILL

N. B. Those wishing to purchase will find it. their interest to come. D.G. PORSTER,

Terre Haute Dec. 18. '52 a mo.

Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes.

Ml I DOZEN Kossuth, Jenny Lind and Mexican tHJ Wool and Fur Hau. 3 cases fashionable Silk Hats. '1 90 doien Silk, Moiiair, Plush. Cloth and Velvet

Caps.

40 cases Kip and Calf Men*' Boots and Shoes. 30 do do do Enamel and Morocco Ladies' Bootees, Bnskins and Jenny Li ad Gam Over-shoes and Bootees, at

Nov, 13,^93-wtf F. N1PPERT-S

Fresh Family Flour is

KEPT

constantly on band in barrels and bail barrels, at CONDIT-S.

Altogether for Ladies.

TRUl.t beaatifol assort meat of Carabrfe! and Swias Edbing* and insertinga, Underilmrw, Cnfft. and LoUaci. Aisoa tew moeraing Collars, Mack silk Laces and Fri nee*, Velvet and silk IVimmings, linen haadkerchi^ Kid, Silk, Ijisteaad Cottas Uims white dteaa goods aU of which will besoki onusoaity low at

a»riS,'1U'Vtf

RECEIVED

An Ordinance.

Retalriag aa Assessneat or property and a»-Knnmeratiofi of Polls, for the year 1853.

SECTION

MYERS

STEAMERS

HOOSIEK STATE, G. W. Wright, Master WISCONSIN, No. 2,

Mav «&. '8S4IV-398

T. T. Wriglii. Master.

leave Madison evenrday on the arrival of the Madison and lerre Haute cars.— For speed or safety these boats cannot be surpassed by any boats on the western waters.

VST opened in Deming's New Brick oppo si:e Prairie City Hotel, a good assortment of Furniture just received from Cincinnati, which the public are respectfully invited to call and ex--amine.

F.NJPPERTS.

flmmy BagS,

by Keener Gn^en Yeataaan ,and

for sale at die WndMiMof

M'-cb 9, ^8 dtf-85

BAITTOX dbCa

Bills of Z*ading. nod paper, jtm orinted and

NEAT article, forage at tbe i@

IT owuttomcs

1, Be il ordainedby the Common Conn'

cilqf the Totcn tf Terre Haute, That the fol lowing designated property within this incorporation be sub^ct to assessment and taxation for the present year, r^rit: All lands, tenements, heredit^menta and their appurtenance all household iurniture, all mercaandize, moneys at interest owing to the personalo be taxed more than they pay interest for, and 'all other debts owing to them from~ solvent persons more than they are indebted for, all moneys on hand, tooi| and implements, stocks in trade, horses, mules, aasap, cattle and hogs, poaches, carriages, buggies, wagons drays and catts, saddles snip harness, clocks, watches, mosicat instruments, gold and silver ware, and jewefty,' maps paintings and sttituary salt, hides, fors,' leather finishedsoc lit vats, lumber, brick, and ffSSrt »RI

pork, lard atnj florarnot intended for shipment, and all othef" 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 latras included in tlie extension act, approved February 16th, 1839 other than where the same are^laid, out into building lota to be taxedhot exceeding-sthe amount levied by the County for road purposes, and where laid out in building lots, to be taxed the same as ir included in the original limits of the incorpora

UAdopted,Feb?7 1853. V-T 1 Attest: H. ROSS, M. A. LAWSE, Clerk. ,k febl2-'53 25-3w /-r l'\

NEW EXPRESS FACILITIES.

Dangers of. Ohio Itiver Navigation A voided.

THE

laaasagfiaar

Our connections with .. -T WELLS, FARGO.$ GO'S

Great California Express, and LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CD'S E O E A N E E S S

Enable us to forward to and receive money. Drafts, or Goods from any part of the "Old World." Messengers, ptnvided with Iron Chests, will leave our office daily, for Cincinnati, O. ^^.^^Boston. Mass.

Cleveland, O. Sandusky, Ot Dayton, O Columbus, O^i^ Toledo, O. Buffalo, N. Y. Albany, N. Y, New ork City, N. Y. Terre Haute, Ind.

'hilndelphia. Pa. 'ittsburgh, Par-. ^Detroit, Mich#-'3

WOOD & DONNELLV, Agents, TERRE HAUTE. IT?" Office, Indianapolis, corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets.

LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO., Proprietors. febl2-'53-25-3m E. LOCKE, Agent.

STAR SA"LE!

AT TERRS HAT7TB, in Thursday, Feb. 17, '33, at 10 o'clk. A. M.

And continuing Friday nnd Snlurdny, or until all is sold, at the New Auction Rohm, No. 6 Union Row, National Road Street. .?:VC ARPETtNGSy".

6,000 DOLLARS WORTH

Of fresh imported GA RPETING, comprising rich velvet Tapestry nlso English Tapestry and Brussels, and all wopl three-ply and Ingrain, from the best manufacturers in America, yith Hall and Step Carpet, in great variety also vel« ve Clieneille and 'luffiMed Hearth Rugs and Door Malts, Drugget aud lilicn Crumb Cloths, all qualities. WINDOW CURTAINS AND SHADES.

Curtain Damask, in great variety, and an endless assortment of Laceand embroidcredCurtains and TrimfnTng. Cornice, Arms and Tassels, with otic hundred pairs Window Shades.

Also. Cornelius' Lard Lamps, Waiters, Girandoles Transparencies, tablet utlerv, table Linen and Napkins, feather Dusters and Brushes, Lamp and Tea Malts, and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention.

P. S. Some fine 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 and cities, are solicited to attend. The sale will be positive, aud without reserve, and should attract tho attention of all in want of Furnishing Goods.

B. ANTHONY. Agent.

A. Hc?rr, Auctioneer. tj, .„{ f-bl2 '53-25-if

N E W O

CHEAP FOR CASH!

& KNISELY, (late Myers, Suydam &. Knisely.) looking to the interest of tlieir patrons as well as their own, have adopted the

Popular Trade" af selling goods entirely for CASH. E verv business man knows that where £ooI« i*ro aoU 1»» CW* rrrtfy. tliey Ctm' tjB nffljlUdl much cheaper than where a general credit hnsiness is done, therefore, we hope that all our old friends and the trade generally will call and give tts a look." Our Stock consists of JU

Silks, Ribbons* Dress Goods, Shawls, Lf»ces,",,JU White Goods, Gloves, Crapes, Pongee lldkfs. French Marine, Bombazine,Alpacas,&c.

Which we pledge ourselves to sell at from

Ten to Twenty per cent

New Books. 7 7

HISTORY

of Henry Esmond, Esq.,% TfiacTt-

cray.

My Novel, or Varieties in English Life, by Bulwer. Bianca, a Tale of Erin and Italy, by Edward Maturin. 'S"

Co'neille, and His Times, by Guizot. My Life and Acts in Hungai74n 1348 and 1849, by Ahhur Gorgei.

Bostl, a story oi Modern Life, by Wiikie Collin*. Knick- Knacks from an Editor's Table, by Garlord Clark.

Experience of Life, By E Sewell. Uncle Tom^s Cabin, cheap edition, for sale at W. li. Bt'CKLNt-HAM'S

Fail T5. '53. 25 tC

Magazines for 1853.

17BSCTJIPTIONS wjjl be received at Child's Book Store for

IMtyl ladin' Book Pictorial Drawing-room Companion Rag of onr Union Sta The!

Star Spangled Banner, &£. DecetnW Graham, now received dec4*mara

numbers of Harpn, Goder and ivnl ##t i&r

Western Flank Boad Company,

4 CALL of 10 per cent, upon the capital stock subscribed, has boen node payable within thirty days from the

12th inst.

Jebi2--53^w

Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad

Spring Arrangement:

AKIUSQEMENTS have been made' hy which this RoatFVrill forward Passengers Irom Indianapolis, Lafayette, Terre Haut£ &c going East with the fttmaat possible dispatch anu at very low tare.

Pasaengera take the morning Bxpress Train at Dayton and connecting at^Bellevue with the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad reach Cleveland at 4.56 A.M., and leave the same evening for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Albany and Boston rendering it altogether the most pleasant and desirable route for all persons bound East.

For further information apply to T. C. MITCHE&L* Absent, Dayton. E. OSBORN,

erican fcixpress Company havi

.American Express Company having made favorable arrangements with the several lines of Railroad Companies between this city and the principal cities throughout tho States

Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin Michigah, Ohio, N York.and the New England States, as well as both the Canadas, are now prepared to transport Bank Notes, Gold, Silver and all kinds of Treaa ares, togpfber with Good*, Parcels and Packages. Also, to attend to the collection of Drafts, Checks, Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and pav Bills.— Front tbelong established reputation of our com pany for promptness and rea.*onable rates, we can confidently assure the public that any business entrusted to our care will meet with despatch not excelled by any other Express line. 'I'

feb5-'53-24-3m

lower than the usual credit prices. At the old stand, No 149 Brodwav, Corner of Liberty street JAMES MYERS,

WILLIAM KNISELY

febl2-153-25-3mo

For Sale.

VERY superior 16 inch Hydrostatic Press, nearly new, with other parts of a Linseed t)il Mill, quite new, set up at the Tower Mills in Terre Haute—we will sell at a bargain, not beins able to run the Oil Mill to advantage, in connection. with our Flour Mill, for want of room. A rare op,ortunity for a small investment, as there is not so much as a horse miil to compete with, in making Linaeed Oil, at this point. febl2-'53 2.V&n MILLER &SOULE.

NOTICE

the

"^Ttaw HACTE, Febrnary 9th, W53.

W JSDWARDS, 8ec*y.

J. H. LONG, M. D. 1

'PHANKFUL for past fovocs, respectfully so1 licita a cOBthnrance of the aama. Office on Second street, mdi of the Ceurt HooaeSqaate-

Sopn M. R. & L. E. R. R.

Feb 19, '53-26-3W

O A E S

SfcCormiclt's Celebrated Reapers.

the opening of Canal navigation the subscriber will be in receipt of a lull supply of the above Machines, which have been proved s«•perior to any others, both in this country and in England.

They are warranted to cut two acres of wheat or other small gram in an hour, andtosavo at least three-fonrths of all the wheat scattered by ordinary cutting, they are well made, of first rate material, very durable with proper care, nnd the raking of the wheat can be well done by a man ridiiig upon them.

These Reapers are also constructed with mowing machine attached, warranted to cut one and a fourth acres of grass per hour, and to do its work as well and as close to the eround, on smooth land, as ordinary mowing. Farmers and others are requested to call and examine these machines after arrival, and If they do hot, on trial, perform all that id claimed for them, any purchaser can return his reaper to me.

THIS

SCrBsnk hours, from 9 to half past 12 A. M., and from half past to 4 P. JtV C„ F. GUNNISON, W. feb.V53 24-tf Cashier/

F1BH.

SALMON

Chicago, Ul. UTA3 Galena, III. Milwaukie, Wis. St. Louis, Mo.-^, Louisville, Ky And the Canadas."

in barrels and kits. Mackerel, Cod

fob,smoked Salmon, smoked Halibut, smoked Herring. Holland Hefting, Halibut Fins, Sounds and Tongues, for sale at. coNDiT'S.,

June 19,152-wtf-43

A I O N S A E S MONDAYS

.Wednesdays and Fridays, at the

new Auction Room, No. 6 Union Row, at 2t«'elock P-M* and EVERY NIGHT IN THE WEEK, at 7i o'clock. A general assortment of goods always on hand.

B-

fijbB-'SS M-tl^ Auctioneer.

,J{. B. UNDERHILL CO.

MANUFACTURLRS OF

GRIST AND SAW MILLS,

OF EVERY SIZE & DESCRIPTION,

CORN AND COB GRINDER&,

And ail kind* of CnKtings.

City Foundery & Machine. Shop,

Pennsylvania, South qf Main strett, iVrr feb5-,53-24-6m **•$ INDIANAPOLIS.

NEW SILJC HOUSE. Tnller, Hntchins & Lasell,

Importers and Wholesnle Dealers, 91 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y.

ARE

now receiving nnd cq|*pnlng a vcrv large and entirely new stock of Silks hnd Fancy Dry (woods, comprising Dress Silks, Dr?s» Goods, and Trimmings, Bonnet and Tafletn Ribbons, Shawls, Kid, Silk and Lisle Glovee, White Coods, Laces and Embroideries, together with general assortment of every variety of goods in their line cash apd time buyers from every section will find this a very desirable,stook, and at low prices.

wM *iiu%mNs^ STFPHEN LASELL, WM. D. HART.

J*. McCORKLE,

All lale with Bow&« &,MCNAMEE.

FANCY GOODS.

———

Davis, Byrne, Johnson & Hance,

""el LIBERTY STREET, Jf Y. IMPORTERS &- WHOLESALE DEALERS I IN FANCY GOODS, Fans, Combs, ttrusttes, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Buttons, Perfum erv. Paper hangings, Suspenders, Port Monnaies, Window Shades, Cutlery, Guns, Guns, Pistols, Clocks, Watches, &c. Threads, Carpet Bags. Stationery. Dress Trimmings, Silk Sewings, and Looking Glasses, together with a great variety of useful articles, which will be sold on the best terms.

JOHN H. DAVIS,

Late of the firm of Gilbert Rockwell St, Davia. JOHN E. BYRNE, For the past 9 years with Bowen Sl McNamee

S. FISHER JOHNSON, Late with no. Stewnrl Jr, & Co WM. E. HANCE,

Formerly with Jno. Stewart Jr. & Co and late with Carleton Sc. Co. feb&-'&3 24 3m I

J. 0. STEPHENSON, M.

Physician and Surgeon* TERRE HAUTE, IND. Office nearly opposite Brown's Hotel. Ort 18,

Administrator's Notice.

ia. hereby given that the undersigned

has taken Letters of Administration on the estate of Cephas S. Holden, late of Vigo county, and State of Indisna, decased. All persons in debted to the said er-tste, are requested io make immediate payment, and those having claims against theaame, are nutified to present them duly authenticated, for settlement. The estate is solvent. MARY Jv HOLDEN. feb5-*53-2'4-3w Administratrix.

To Country Merchants.

rpH£Penn*ylvania

Railroad four ing now com-

1 pfo«d ber connection between Philsddphia and Ffttshorgh, which makes the shoftert. qniek est and cheapest communication with the West, both for passengers and merchandise, we beg leave to in vile oar friends and the merchant* generally, to visit Philadelphia for their Spring supplies

Our Stock of Domestic Goods,

In ail their varieties, will he foand full and com plp'e?. also a Lara and very desirable aMortment of Brilish, fr rcnch and Swiw goods.

We would particularly invite your attention to our handsome lines of White Goads. Jaconets. Cambrics. Swias. plain nnd fancy Mmdios, and thebest makes of m«h linens. goods have been carefully selected frotn rufactorers, and imported direct hy otrrwe shall offer them at a small profit for cash, or to panctual customers on time

SCOIT, BAKER St. CO

Importers and Jobbers. 150 Market streeff" 23-3m PHILADELPHIA.

J. P. Cooper,

Attorney and Counsellor at law, MARSHALL, ILLS.

Feb is, •H-ls to,

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTIJILE9 THb VAILS, f|T

Ai find from Terre Haste* Indiana* ARRIVALS. fKLoitis,dailr, |f f« 9 p.m Indianapolis, daily. (Sundayaexeept«,¥ 5 p,m Springfield, 111.,daily, 8 pm I Vincennes, daily, (Sundays excepted,) J2 n*gt I U&wtte, Wwfbes Fri., and San *j 6 pin «I

Packet Line, Tues., Thurs., and Sat., 5pm Crawfordsville. Tuea., and Sat,*,

9pm

Blmmington, Tues., and Sat., 9pm 1 BedfonLSat., ... VT Hpn '4 Carlisle.Wednea., .,T18pm Portland Mills, Saturday. 5pm

DEPAKTtTRKS

St. I-ouis,dailv, I Sim Indianapolis, daily, (Sundays excepted)- 7 am Stonngfield, daily, 5am Vincenrwwjdaily, (Snndaysexceptea,^ 5am Lafaye»te,Tnes, Thurs., and Sat., ."8 am

Packet Line, Tues., Thnrs., and Sat., 6pm a or vi on an 5 a Bloomington, Mon., and Fri., 5am Bedfori,W, Carlisle, ^Thurs., 4# a n* Portland Mills, Friday^ 9am

N. B. All mnils closed at precisely, 8 m. 53K)flice hours from a m, to m. On Sundays fror 8 to S iu the morning, and from to 8 in the evening. jan8 tf J. MOFFATT, P.

A S

Garnet of Bridge

H. B. SMITH.

Feb 19, '52-26-tf &*« &

Southern Bank of Indiana.

Institution, located fonr doors from the South-west corner of tho Public Square, in Mr. Rose's Block, in prepared lo negotiate Sight and Time Drafts on New York and other principal cities Discount Notes and ether evidences of debt.payable as above Receive Depoaites Donls .in Gold and Silver Coin makes, collections and remit the same, less current rate of Exchange Remit money to England, Ireland. Scotland and Gertnay, on its own responsibily. Drafts on New York and other principal citics, will always be kept on hand and for sale at the lowest rates.— Deposites from business men and others who wish lo keep an active deposite account, are respect* fully solicited.

t/J

O E

(or Ohio)

and IslSlreeis,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

THE

undersigned has resumed his former stand near the Bridge, and only one block from the Public Square.-

This House has been greatly enlarged and imprcved. by a large addition of bed-rooms, and a spacious Dining Hall, all napered and painted— and furnished with New Furniture* Carpets, Reds and Bedding, and Table Furniture. Having an eye single to the comfort and convenience of his guests, must make his House a pleasant stopping place for the man of business, pleasure or traveling public—and particularly those who wish to take passage on steam-boats, private conveyance or otherwise in short, no pkin? nor expense will be spared to make his House an agreeable and pleasant stopping place for his guests.

I S A E

WW always fcw furnished with ihe best the Country affords, and no pains or expense will bewared to administer to the gratification of the tastes of his patrons. «...

HIS STABLE,

Is large and entirely new, is the best in the city, and at all times 'will be supplied wit^ good, hay and erain. nnd horses strictly attended to.

Gltnrges Moderated—Call and See* IT HOARDERS tkkeA.by tho day, week,month or year. decll-16-lf JAMES S. CLARK.. rtriff—-K—

R. & 0.

National Road St. 2d door above Market

No. 2, Phoenix Block.

ANTHONY,

kw Agent. L. HUNT,

Wholesale and Retail Cask Store.

Dealer.«in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fanelf

O O S

Notions, Trimmings, Bmatct*^ Boot-r and Shoes, ipSy Han' Borders,

101 ton*) riTriiniTig* jjoow grit* O/iotj Cars*. Hardware. Groceries, Paper tldngings, Floor aha,

Carpeting s, Hugs,

Table Oil Cloths, and House furnishing Goods.

are now in receipt of our Fall una Win ter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities exr pressly for this market. We would invite parclt nf brown and blench-

iicular attention toour stock of brown and blenched gduds, Prints, Merinoes, Do Lainrs, Lui figured stuff goods. Ginghams, Trimming tons, Laces, (limps, Fringes, Ermnets and Bon-

Lninrf, Lustres,

net Ribbons, Hosiery, Cfoths, Satinets, Tweeda, Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Tickings, Checks, linen and silklldkfs, Bav State Shawls, Carpetings, Carpet Bags and Satchels, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shot's, Jkc. rnil of which will be eold nt sncli rates for^Cash or JVodiec«ns \viH maklb it the interest of buyers to patronise us. Paper Hang*

'"^"crre^IIoute, October 4, W&fc

fEWHOESTOBE

PC SCHOOLEY & VANHORN Offer for sale a large assortment of

BOOTS AND SHOES.

I lil Also, variety of^f,

All of which thoy will sell at wholesale or retail, at thoir new store in Pboinix Row, on National Road street, fifth door from the Cftrner of Market

street. They will also manufacture Boots and Shoes to order at thd same ploce.

SCHOOLEY & VANHORNi

Terre Haute, October 4.'SS-C-tf.

ffAR WITH SPAUT

10.000 Volunteers Wanted To march to the tin shop of Thayer St. Hostetter, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assured that the prices will not hurt or kill the puichaser.

Copper, Tin and iShvct iron

MANUFACTORY.

1. L. Thayer St J. Hostettet wduld respectfully say to the public and those wishing. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, that they would do well to call atthe south corner of J. R. Whitcomb&Co's. Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office of Drs. Hedges St McMillan, where they will be found at ail times, ready to execute all jobs in thoir line, at the shortest notice, and in the very best manner.

Ilonse Guttering and Spouting, Done with neatness and despatch. Country merchants and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their bills, which will be filled promptly and to order.

JAMES L. THAYER,

Nov 15, '53-32-tf JOHN HOSTETTER.

FUKNITURE!

F0RJALE1

The mitwcriber, from Cincinnati,

Olilof

lias ar-

rived at Terre Haute, and can be found at

Demming's New Brick Store,

On 3d street,opposite thfe Prairie City House, with a large and superior lot of FURNITURE,consisting of

MARBLE-TOP, DRESSING and

A I N

BURSALS!

High and

100 pieces Aipacae,

^^ttoo4 l*rfn«a entreated to hi v» tn the varKNu oourta of Clark andadjaevnt

Bedsteads,

Low Post

Soft and Sofa-seirt Rocking Chairs., Tft* bleu, lloftt* and Lounges. All of which will be sold low for Cash. j«nMy DO. FORSTEg.

mimmuniiTtiiiitiiiD

FOIt THE CUKE OF

FEVER AND AGUE?^ WILL

be found superior to ai»y articlo of the kind now in use. May be bad at Uroverman and Bourne's. Prepared and warranted by

O. W. BALL.

Terre Hante. Nov. 19,18.02—wtf

200 PIECES Delaines, of various styles and

plt^.iriack

and fancy col

ors. 25 pieces Brocades and FopUn*: Ginshama piain, pl«iU and striped. 500 do Prmts of alfqatlitiee. All Of which Will Nov 13,15S-wtf

ailitiee. very low for cash at F. NIFPERT'8.-

WOOL!" WOOL!. THE

subscriber will pay CASH for good deal Fleece and tub-washed Wool. janK.'W.tt J0K.V TlfcRNAN.