The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 29, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 March 1853 — Page 3
THE PACTS.
'The Legislature, nfier trying num her of limes to evade or postpone the subject, was compelled recently to call upon the Auditor of State for n^detailed statement of the expenditures of the last session. Many persons were curious to know how the facts ns reported offi cinlly won Id correspoud with the whig "Expositor," published during the last canvass, and denounced by Govenor Wright and others as "a lying, filthy sheet." To the utter astonishment of the uninformed it turns out that the expenditures were over $15,000 more than the "Expositor*' put them down at, nnd this does not include the cost of the Revision, which will increase them $35,000 more. The Legislature refuses to have the report primed but the fncts will reach the people nevertheless. Now that no election is pending, and after the Auditor has reported, no one will have the hardihood to deny (hem. nnd if they did, the Documentary Journal of the present Legislature will ever remairitn the people a perpetual and indisputable proof. -Lafayette. Journal.
Brain Labor—To many persons it seems a small thing to sit down and prepare matter for the periodical press; but let those inexperienced with the pen, and whose brains have never been trained in sympathetic labor, attempt to furnish intellectual food and recreation to their fellows, and they will soon realize that mental labor is the most destructive to the health of all other toil. Were one to grub the stumps out of the earth, or to sling the sledge hammer 12 hours a day he would be able to stand the drudgery with less injury in the body nnd soul than half the number of hours devoted to menial employment, in the way of writing for the book or newspaper press. Those pithy articles, which constantly appear in the periodicals of the day, contain the very essence of mind or thought, and such literary gentlemen are the first whose constitution are broken down.—<N. Y. Sun>. ~~~~~~~
'I think our mnny years yet, io hix minister •very ttoitnd.,
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church will Inst good snid wsggish deacon 'I see the s/erpers arc
New
(ioods!
Goods
First ia tho Market
TIIIHd:iy
received and n»w opening a no ns
sortmeiitof Fre^h Goo !.•», nowestaty I'twoK price*. and see.
Propositions will also be received nniil and on June I .Mli. IH.Vt. at sundow», at either of the above named offices for the grading and masonry (torn Pocahontas In Caaeyville. miles Proposals to lie tec^vwl lot sections less tliaa oiks nor tnoro man ihfe miles. __ Pro|osals will be eonslftered forsecrtensof ten, fifteen and twenty miles. 'I'hecompa iy reserves the right to accept of such proposal as in their judgment will IxWt secure the prompt eonstraction of the Road.imd to reject anv and aH propositions they may think propet. f*rofil-j* ant Sp«eitications can be se«n at ^l»e ofliiv wi Terre 11 ante for two weeks #«t'evious tethelettinn
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N a Ttwea wk*h« to porobase will Sad It tbeir lotereM to cow*. IXO.|\)R8TEE.
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GEORGE C. DUY, IVest side public stjuaro.
March S, M-2w
Trunk Lost.
OOMICWHE'tB botweeei Indianapolis nnd I V? Terre IUuu\ in returning lrni the Fair, a I •rmntnuu black trunk, witli a card lacked on the
vnd. marked Caroline Whilcoaib, Clinton. Any unformatinn (Hat may lead to its recovery will bo thankfully recdreJ.
March f, "52 -2tMP l.alav 11• Journal please copy 3 times and send lilll to (his «4lice.
For New Orleans Direct.
nrxtxisimM Plffi A No. 1. steamer I onifiiMii r, will leave for Sv Sounds y, Man It (iib, at 4 o'clock, Oi'ijiht or passage ajply to
I)arch V*3.28-lw
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II R. WIIITCOMB.
DEMENT Sc CO
Nolicr to Con!ractors.
Ni*d*!ti|i|ii *V Atlautic KniJrotui Letting. ^F^U.KI) proposal* will the rcciived ai the offieo of t'le eomptny. either at Terre Haute,
Indiana, or Marshall, Illinois, nntil anil on llie 1Mb dav of May, IHW, at sundown, lor the grading and mneotfry from Tme Hattto, Indiana, to Pocahontas, IIHn«is, P12I milee,) and lor the bridge across the Wabash river.
1
JOHN HRODGlt, Pl-cjadent.
S. Dwiour F.xnN, Engineer. Terre Haute, March p, '53 3)8 W
Troy and Wcsjorn Line.19*** ON THE CANAL AND RIVER. l.enves New York nnd ttuflhlo Pnilr. Running in connection with Steamem and Propellers ou t!»e I«ak«9. No Transhipment at Albany or Troy.
Kic«, Clnpp & Co., 31 Loenti«s Slip, New York* v»lMla ilhas A rolger vV Co., 101 Pier, Albany I *•««,*
Rogers, Reynolds ft Martin tafeyette: VReily Mitchell, Kvansville Rnekingham 'I oiedo »tV
litcljell, Kvansville
Rnekingham
01. B. Smith, Terr. Haute: P. L. Sternberg Co., Buffalo. Mark Packages "T, &. VV lane."
Boats leave Middle Pier, Cocnlies Slip, Daily *t o'clock, P. M, March 5,
EAST & WEST LINE!
NEW AKRANtiKMeNT.
ON
and after February II, 1853, trains will leave as follows: Leave Indianapolis daily at 1P.M.
Greenville 7 P-M. Arrive in Dayton 9 P.M. Leave Dayton via Mad River and L. E.
R. R. daily at 5 A Arrive In Cleveland at 4 15 P. In time to take the Evening train from Cleveland for New York, via Buffalo or Dunkirk.
Time from Indianapolis to New York 4G hours. Greenville 41 Dayton 39 The 5 A. M. train from Dayton via Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, connects with the Tote do. Norwalk ana Cleveland R. R. at Beilvue, and passengers meet with no detention at any potnt on the route. The Greenville and Miami R. R. train will woit at Union until the Western train arrives, and passengers will always be taken through to Dayton in time for the 5 A. M. tr»in for Cleveland. No detention will take place at the State Line, if the Western train should le one two. five or six hours behind time, as the Gi*en ville and Dayton train will hereafter wait at Uni on till the Indianapolis Irrtin arrive*.
A Superlative Tonic, Diuretic, Anti-Dys-peptic
Invigorating Cordial.
Tins Mi.dici.nai, Baveraul is manufactured by the Proprietor, at Schiednm, in Holland, and it is warranted not only pure from every injurious property and ingredient but of the best passible quality. lis extraordinary medicinal properties, In Graveu, Govt. Chronic IJiiecmatism, 1xcipie.nt Dropsy, Ki.ati'i.kncr, Cu/.ii: Pains, ol the
Siomach and Bowels, whether in Adult or Infants— In all ordinary eases of Obstructions in the Kid nevs, lii.niDBS. nnd Uki.vvry Organs— Is Dyspepsia, whether Aci'te or Chro.vic—Chilis and Fevers. In General Debility, Shiggi.-h Circulation of the
Blood, Inadequate Assimilation ot Food, and Exhausted Vital Energy— Are acknowledged by the whole Medical Faculty, and attested in their highest written authorities.
JCrTlte attention'of Agents and Purchasers is l. vited l« the signatur- nnd address of the Propri«to. nn the label,and to the tide of this Medicinal Conith'. embossed on the sides of the Bottle, as pruiectio/is against inferior and pernicious imitations. Fot sale by
Feb '26, 53 Ti if
rsjp Jr "VJ (Vncf is iMircby givc-n to the late Trustees *MZ K. Orpheus, i-^l ol Con|rressional 'townships in Vico couniVJouns,on ty, to tlw Oistrict Trustees, niul to all others ta1*. M. For kiiijf nn interest in iIr* settlement of «he diflicullias, «urrcutidine the new School I .aw. specialty with regard to tin) distriliution of the fdn^s this saring that I linve received from the Superinfendent of Piiblic Hint ruction a Circular which points out in a veryiucid manner the defects of the luw. and proposes measures to ilia legislature obvialinv the .same.
WANTED.
TlIK snliscriln'r wishes to rent a small dwelling Jl bouse in a pleasant part of the city. One co business preferred. Enquire of
a Aimi LMK CSBESE.™—"—
BneVlng^am *^o *TVedo Bnckin jhim "Aclr
&. McCuHoueb, Nrw York: Buckingham A Goth- ,r« erie, BulTalo Kenaedy *, Faster. New Orleans, I 5^Liberal advances made d« eotuagnmeote to 1 A«TT11 nUwatOT 8 SsaiG. ns or either of the above Ileus?». 1 1VTOT1CE is hereby given that I will rxpoee
M«rcii5,,9$tA6iR 1to public sale on Monday the 14th day March next, at the residence ot the Hndersivaed
invito the attention of
Western Merchiwa to tbeir extensive of Ameiricao «s4f*r*ifi»
Prr Goods,
fSircbased in advance of We iccewt rise tn Amerkaa Sup Goods. They mm {wvpansd ofer large stock, oi Silk, Cotton and Wootee manufactures «n such terms aseawi but be mttslac* tory to pwr^asem. and erwbtsl to the trade of the ctqr. fleMv nil and examine our stock-
Through from Indianapolis, Greenville, and fifeof the Post Office Department in the citv Dayton, to New York-all the way by ?f Washington, unt.1 9 A. M. of the 4th Apnf, Railroad.
E. B. TAYLOR. President
and Sup't Greenville and Miami R, R. Feb 26, *53-27-1
Fresh and Choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
WASSO.V Sc. CO.,
Rose's Block, Corner of Ohio nnd Second Streets, SOLICIT the attention of the citizens of Terre O Hnute. to thi ir choice stock of Kamilv Groceries, which they will dispose of cheap for cash at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of
Choice and Prime Louisiana Sugars, Molasses and Golden Syrups Old Government Jjiva and Prime Green Rio Coffee (new crop Choice Green and Black Teas Fresh Carolina lice (new crop) Pickles in Jars Pine Apple and English Dairy t'hf-cse Salmon, Mackerel, and Tongues aitd Sounds, brls brls. and kits Sperm, Star and Mould Candles Pepper, Allspice, .vlustard, Starch and Boston Soap. No 1 Sweet Oil, t'epprr Sauce nnd Table Salt very choice Virginia manufacture and linecutTobacco, with a general assortment of Groceries suitable for Fa .lily uses.
KrA wagon will b« in readiness to convey goods to any part of ihe ciiy. free of expense. Terre Haute, Feb 2ti,'5:i-27-tf
WOLFE'S
WASSON & CO.
Schools! Schools!!
Tlie Circulsr is too lengthy for publication, but I shall take pleasure in laying it before you on application at my olfiue.
A. ANGE,
Auditor Vigo County
Terre Ilaute, Fob 26, '5J-2?-3w
WM. M. MERWIN, At (lie Store of Iv S. Wolfe.
Feb M, 'fk1-27-nw
WANTED TO RENT
ASTt
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E Rooni in one of the principal business streets of this place. Enquire at this office. Eeb eti, '53-27-3w
OLD WHISKY.
OLD
Pourlwn and Monongnhela Whisky, for sale by W ASSON «!t CO. Feb 26, ,53-27-tf
Fresh Family Flour.
l.TR Sale by ASSN & CO. Feb 26, '53 27-tf Rose's Block.
ChoiceWines, Brandies 8c Liqnors
OLD
'ogniac and Cnstillian Brandies. Madeira,i^icrry^ Port and Malaga Wines,
in woo*l and g!ass Champaign. Sparkling Ct French loraiais. assort«1
CARGO OF EACH BOAT JtMtt ilfSVUEO. PROPKIETORS: RICE. CLAPP vV CO.. New York, P. L. A1« srrEU.NUEHG co, nurtaio. .London Porter and Scotcn Ale.
Feb 36, '53-47-tf
Feb l^-Ai-aw
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atawba and Claret do.
Verjr superior Old Irish Whisky. For sale by WAS&W «l O. Feb 56, '53-37-tf Rose's Block.
J.\RCLAV WPerkin's I^ondou 1 orter. Hib
lianl's Superior Scotch Ale. Suitable for
For sale by
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W ASSON &. CO. Rose's Block.
I Fresh Fruits! I ^R ANGES, emons. Raisins, Figs and Prunes v^/—Havana Preserves, French Fruits, in thotr tswn 1 dice, and L5ran«ly Cherries, for sale by
-.i XTORM AS, Sevilianas,C..MW»rdias, Hsrtnanos, OITlItlli at Juie^^Gbb, i\ Millafes, PifiareiWks, t^*ne S'ar, and other Successors to Karl I.OfigPtt, choice brands of direct tnipoMat^j^or^alel.y
Forwarding Commission Merchants^ Feb'Jb,*53^tf Rose's Block. tsxkk
WASSON ft CO.
Feb 26. ni2-S7-tf Row's Block. HAVANA CIGARS.
n^T^D,"^for
win asgjaasgs
JBlaChley ft Simpson, cherry bureau, one stand, (with two drawers) ooe
sine of roan Street, Cincinnati, U., single cowr'ttb, sundry guilts, blankets, and a variety of articles. A credit of nine months will be 5ven ott all swrns ever three dollars, the purchaser eivinn note with approved seenrity
with interest froea date, & collectable witboet an I from vaf ioa or —raieement laws e! a of three ire ami Jer cash in hand.
AARON HOGG ATT, Adm'r.
NEW of Piano mosle, i«w» "-reived W. BUCK1NGHA Feb. »tf BookSwra.
G-nnny Bags,
IjfiCETYF.D ««s Gritfcn Yeatman ,aod XV sale at W^.jwuw1 of BUTTON 4b CO.*
Mareii 9, "5* lif-9S
Bills of Lading.
KR*T article. food paper, jtatt oriatad aad at the lot sale
OJL R1KK OCTiCE
United States Mails
PKOPOSALS
for carrying tbe Mails of the
United Slates, from July 1. 1853, to June 30. 1851. oo the following routes in the State of INDIANA, will be received at the Contract Of*
1853 to be decided on the 25th of April 1853. P~"" -^-4 Lk INDI \NAFrom July 1. 1863. to June 30. 1854. 4133 From Lafavelte. by Remwelaer and Morocco to Momence, Illinois, 70 miles and back,, once a week.
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at 7 am Arrive at Momence next day by 6 pm I Leave Momence Thursday at 7 am
Arrive at Lafayette same day by 6 4134 From Loeaitsport, by- to Camden, 16 and bacic once
miles and back once a week. Leave Logansport Saturday at 6 am Arrive at lamaen same day by 11 am Leave Camden Saturday at 1pm Arrive at Logansport same day by 6 pm. 4135 From New Castle by Cadii, Mechanicsburg. Huntersville. 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 Pendltton Thursday and Saturday at!) a Arrive at New Castle same days by 3 pm. u3G From Frenkfort, 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 l.eave Danville Thursday at 2 Arrive at Frankfort next day by 6 m. 4137 From Winamac, by Medaryrille.to baltillo, 25 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Wrnamac Friday at 8 am: Arrive at Saltillosainc day by 4 pm JieaveSnltillo Saturday al 8 am Arrive at Winamac same dav by 4 m.^4138 From Crawfordsville. by Independence and
Pine Village, to Oxford, 40 mites and back, once a week. L»ave Crawfordsville Wednesday at 7 am Arrive at Oxford sameda? bv 7 I*ave Oxford Thursday at 7 a Arrive at Crawfordsville same day by 7 m. 4139 From tJrownstown by Houston, to Sloamington, 38niile8 and back, once a week
Leave Brownstown Wednesday at Gam Arrive nt Bloomington sameday by 6 Leave Bloomington Thursday at 6 am Arrive at Brownstown same day by 6 m. 4140 From Muncietown, by Jay's Court House and New Corydon, to Wilshire, Ohio, 74 miles and back once a week.
Leave Muncietown Monday at 8 am A rrive nt Wilkshire next day by pin Lfrve Wilksbire Wednesday at 8 am Arrive at Muncietown next day byGp m. 4141 From Albion, to Swan, 11 miles and buck, once a week.
Ijeave Albion Saturday at 7a Arrive at Swan same day by 11 am 'k Leave Swan Saturday ft I Arrive nt Albion same day by 5 pm. 4142 From Liberty, by Clifton, Abington, Centreville, nnd Bloomingport, to Winchester, 41 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lil»erty Tuesday at 9 am Arrive at Winchester next day by 12 in Leave Winchester Wednesday at 2 Arrive at Liberty next day by 5p m. 4143 From Portland Mills, by Parkvilie, to
Bruin's Cross Roads, 10 miles and back, twice week. Leave Portland Mills Wednesday nnd Saturday at 9 a m. Arrive at Bruin's Cross Roads snmoday by 12 rn Loave Bruin's Cross Roads Wednesday and Saturday at 1 ni Arrive at Portland Mills same day by 4 m. 4144 From Hagerstown.by Union sport, to Macksville, 20 miles and back, once a week l.eave Ilagerstown Friday at 9 am
Arrive atMacksville same day by 3 pm, Iicave Macksville Satunlay nt 8 a Arrive at Hagerstown same day by 2 4143 From Columbus, by Jonesville. to Rock ford, 16 miles and back, once a week. l^enve Columbus Saturday at a
Arrive at Rock ford same day by 12 Ieave Rockford Saturday at 1 Arrive nt Columbus same dny by 7 414C From Lnfayette, by Davton, Winship's
Mills, Jeffi.rson, and Frankfort, to Michigantown, 32 miles and back once a week Leave Lafayette Wednesday at 7 Arrive at M.chigantown same day by
F^eave Michignntown Thursday at 7 am Arrive at Lafayette samedav by m. 4147 From Green Castle, by Grubb's Mills, Port-
land Mil's, Bellmore, Rockville, Armiesburg io Montrzumn, 31 miles and back, six times a week. I^ave Green Castle doily except Sunday at in Arrive at Montrznma same day by 3 pm Leave Montezuma daily except Sunday at 8 0 Arrive nt Green Costle same days by 5 pm: 4118 Front Montii ello. to Oxford, 30 miles and back, once week.
Leave Monticello Friday at 8 am Arrive at Oxlbrd some day by ni lrfave C^xford Saftiday at 8 am Arrive at Monticello same day by ft 4140 irom Jasper, by Alfordville, to Mount
Pleasant, 20 miles ati 1 back, oncc a Week. Ijoave Jasper Wednesday nt 9 a Arrive at Mount Pleasant same day by 3
1/
jeave Mount Pleasant Thursday at 9 am Arrive at Jasper same dny by 1 m. 41M) From Bloomficld, by Linton, to Carlisle, 2ft milesnnd back, onee a week.
I.eavo bloom field Friday at 8 am Arrive at Corlisle same day by 3 l^eaveCarlisle Saturday at 7 am Arrive at B'oomfield samedav by 2 4151 From Owcnsville to Mount Carmel, 111., 10 miles an back, once a week.
I .cave Owensville Wednesday at 9 am Arrive at Mount Carmel same day by 11 a Ieave Mount Carmel Wednesday at 1 Arrive at Owensbnrg same day by 4 m. 4152 From Boonville, by Crowvilleanl Taylorsville, to llnmincburg, 30 miles and back, once a week.
I^tave Boonville Monday at 7 a nt Arrive at lluntingburg same day by 5 ni Ijeave lluntingburg Tuesday at 7 am Arrive at Ifeoiiville same dny by 5 tn. 4153 From Troy, to Worth, 28 miles and back, once a week.
I^aveTroy Friday at 8a Arrive at Worth same day by 4 pm Leave Worth Saturday at'8 am Arrive at Troy same day by 4 pm. 4154 From Gentryville, to Ferdinand, 10 miles and back once a week.
Leave Gentryville Saturday at 10 a Arrive nt Ferdinand same day by 1 Leave Ferdinand Saturday at 2 Arrive at Gentrvville same day by 5 pm. 4155 From I^aurel. by Orange, Steel's Groves,
Falmouth, and Louisville, to New Castle, 3»" miles and back three times a week. I^ave I^attrel Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 6 a
Arrive at New Castle same days by 6 t^ave New Castle Tuesday, Thursday
Fridav at 6 am Arrive at Lmrrl same dajrs by 6 m. 4156 From New Castle, bv Dan Webster, Ashland, Rogersville. and Luray, to Muncietown, 20 miles and back, twice a week.
Ijeave New Castle Tuesday and Friday at 8 a Arrive at Munel-town same davsby 3 Jeave Muncietown Wednesday and Saturday at 8 am Arrive at NewJCastle same days by 3 pm. 4157 From Whitlev C. H., by Thorn Creek, to
Alison. 16 miles and back, once a week. Leave Whitley C. H.,Saturday alfiim Arrive at Albioh same day by 12 m. Leave Albion Satunlay at 2 Arrife at Whitley C- H- same day by 8 m. 4156 From Morristown, by Manilla and Cynthiana, to Middle ton, miles and back, one* a week.
Bidder will propose a schedule. 4159 From Marion, to San Jacinto, 16 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Marion Friday at 10 a m: Arrive stSan Jacinto same d*y by 4 a S an a in to S at a at 8 a
mj
•Arrive at Crawfordsville same pm. 4163 From Pern." by Sante Fe. to miles and back, once a we«k.
Dated
15. The bid should be sent undersea), addressed to ihe Second Assistant Postmaster General, superscribed "Mail Proposals in the State of ." It should be guarantied and the sufficiency of the ni Jj?arnntors certified, '.see forms. and should be
Arrive at Marion same day by 3 at. ssreties art-distinctly notified ibat on a failure to 4160 From Brownstown. to Rockford, Jackson! into or perform the contracts for the service county, 12 miles and back, once a week. I proposed fw tl» accepted bids their legal lia-
Leave Brownstown Satarday at 8 am 1 btlitte* will be enforced against them. Arrive at Rockfom same bay by 12 Stt. Conmietom are rrqwircd to take the malls Leave Rockford Satarday at 1 to firom^mi Ivar tbem into the offices at the end* Arrive at Browtlstown same day by 5 m. '»».:» and ait intermediate oflkrs and on steam4161 From Bedford, by Pinbook, to Brownstown, and railroad !ines into intermediate office# 35 miles and bark, once a week.
Leave Bedford Wednesday at 8 a tn Arrive at Brownstown same day by 5
Lave
Brownstown Thursday at 8 am
Arrive at Badtord same day by 5 m. 4163 From Crawfordsville by Green Castle, Lodego. aad Cai^entenmlle, to &usbrtdfa, 94 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Crawfordsville Moodav alia Arrive at Bainbndce same day by 1 pjmi Leave Bainbndge Tnesday at 7 am
ispntcbed in time to be received by or before 9 A. M., of the 4»h April, 1853.
day by
Bexar, 20
Leave Peru Friday at 9 am Anive at Bexar same day by 3 Leave Bexar Saturdav at'8 am Arrive al Pern sanie day by 2 m.
FORM FOR A U1D.
Wkere no citugr/rom advertisement is amtempla ted by tke bidder. I (ot we, as the case may be) [here write the name or names in full] ol [here state the residence or residences] hereby propose to carrv the mail on route No. from to
as
often as
•he Postmaster General's advertisement for pro posals on the same, dated February 2. 1F53, requires, in the time staled in the schedules contained in anch advertisement, and by the following mode of conveyance, to wit: {Here state how it is to be conveyed.] for the annual sum of {here wriieout the sum in words at full length."
r' feigned.] Form of a Guaranty
The undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the Postmaster G^n^ral, the bidder shall, prior to the first day of July next, enter into the required obligation to perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties.
Dated [Signed by two guarantors Farm of Cerlijieale. The undersigned {postmaster, judge, or clerk of a court of record, as the case may le] certifies that he is well acquainted with tho almve guar antors and their property, and that they are men of property and able to make good tbei amy.
Dated
eir guar-
[Signed]
.W "'Is
INSTRUCTIONS.
Embracing condition* io he incorporated T* ike contractt to the extent the Dejxirlm.-nt may deem proper. 1. Seven minutes arc allowed to each intermediate office when not otherwise specified, for assorting the mails but on railroad and steamboat routes there is to be no more delay than is sufficient for an exchange of the mail bass. 2. On routes where the mode ol conveyance admitsof it, the special agents of the Department, u'so post office blanks, mail bags, locks and keys are to be conveyed without extra charge. 3. No pay will be made lor trips not performed and for each of uucli omissions not satisfactorily explained.three times the pay of the trip may be deducted. For arrivals so far behind lime us 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 that specified in Ihe contract. For repeated delinquencies of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties proportioned to the nature thereof and the importance ot t(ie mail, may be made 4. For leaving 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. tines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be promptly and satisfactorily explained ly certificates of postmasters or the affidavits ol other creditable persons, for fai'ing to nrrive in contract time for neglecting to take the mail from, or deliver it into, a post office lor suffering it (owing cither to the unsuitablenessof the place
or manner of carrying it) to be injured, destroyed robbed ot lost and for refusing, after detn in.J, to
convey the mail ns frequently as the contractor runs, or isconcerncd in running, a coach, car, or steamboat.oil a route.
C. The Postmaster Oeneral mav annul the co arnct for repeated failures to run 'agreeably io contract for disobeying the post office laws, or the instructions ot the Department tor 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 afore inid or for transporting persons or .packages conveying mailable matter out of the mail. 7. The Postmaster General may order an increase of service ons route byallowing therefor a pro rata increase on the contract pav lie mav also order an 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 contractor may,however,in the'esseof increase of speed, relinquish the contract by-giv-ing prompt notice to the Department that he prefers doing si to carrying the order into eff.-ct. l!he 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,ihe public interests do not require the sam or in case he desires to supersede it by a different grade of transportation. 8 Payments will be made for the service by colleelions ot ordratuon postmasers or otherwise, after the expiration of each quarter-^ay in Febry, May, August, and November 9. The distances are given according to the best in formation but no increased pay will be al-. lowed, should they be greater than advertised, If the points to lie supplied be correctly stated. 10. The Postmaster General is prohibited by law from knowingly making a contract for ihe transportation of the#iails with any person who shall have entered into, or proposed to enter into, any combination to prevent the making of any bid lor a mail contract by any other person or persons, or who shall have made any agreement, or shall have given or perlormed, or promised to give or perform, any consideration whatever, or to do, or not to do, any thing whatever, in order to induce any oilier person or jiersons not to bid for a mail contract. Particular attention is called to the 28th section of the act of 1836, prohibiting combinations to prevent bidding. 11. A bid received after lime. vix. the 4th ol April, 1853, at 9 a in, or without the guaranty required by law, or that combines several routes in one sum of compensation, cannot lie considered in competition with a regular proposal reasonable jn amount. 12. A bidder may ofler, where ihe transportation callctlfor by the advertisement is dilficnlt or impracticable at certain asoKs, to substitute an inferior mode ofconvpyance. or to intprmit 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, them for settlement and all persons having btisi landing, as the case may ly or he may oner to
ng trta buity all guarantors, and
1 not mora titae eighty rods ftom the landing or station. StL Present contractors aad peisow* known at the Department mast, equally with others. I procure guarantors and certificates of their suffi oeocy sobatantially in Ae forms above prsecribed [Thecertificates sufficiency moat be Mgaed fay a postmaster, or a radge or clerk of a mn of record. S O HCBBARU
NEV EXPRESS FACILITIES.
Dangers sf Ohio River Narigatkm AYoided.
American fcxpress Company baring
I made favorable arrangements with the several lines of Railroad Companies between this city and the principal cities throughout the States of Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin Michigan, Ohio. N. York and the New England States, as well as both the C-anadas. are now prepared to transport Bank Notes. Gold,
Stiver ana all kinds of Treat
uns, together with Goods, Parcels and Pack Also, to attend to the collection of Drafts, Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and pav Bills.—
'ackages. Checks, Bills.-
From tlie long established imputation of our com pany for promptness and rest-enable 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.
Our connections with WEI.LS, FARGO & CO'S At Great California Express, and
LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO'S E O E A N E E S S Enable ns to forward to and receive money. Drafts, or Goods from any part of the "Old World."
Messengers, pt«vided with Iron Chetts, will leave our office daily, for Cincinnati, O. .. Dos'on. Mass. 0: Cleveland, O. Philadelphia. Pa. Sandusky, O. jg ag Pittsburgh. Pa. Dayton, O fg .'Detroit, Mich. Columbus, O. Chicago, 111. ToMo, O. Galena, 111. Buffalo, N. Y. ^Milwaukie, Wis. Albany, N. Y, jlffSt. Louis, Mo. New York-City, N. Y. Louisville, Kv. Terre Haute, Ind. And theCanadas^: -..j
WOOD A DOWN EI* LY, Agents* TEllRE HAUTE. AT Office, Indianapolis, corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets.
LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO., Proprietors. feb!2-'53 25 3m E. LOCKE, Agent.
N E W O
CHEAP FOR
MYERS
&. KNISELY, (late Myers, Suvdam „i ^?se'8nB,?:k' ft & Knipely.) locking to the interest of their!
patrons as well as their own, have adopted the Lc,t,e8 Dt®*°unt Nc PoonJar Tmde" »r selling goods entirely for ^ebt. navnble as alK,v„: CASH. Every business man knows that where goods are sold for Cash only, they can be afforded much cheaper than where a general credit business is done, therefore,-we hope that all ourold friends and the trade generally will call and give us a Iook." Our Stoclt consists of Silks. Ribbons, Dress Goods, ShawU, Laces, s* White Goods. Gloves. Crnpes, Poiigpe Hdkfs. French Marine. Bombazine,Alpacns,&c.
Wlucn we piedge ourselves to sell at from, Ten to Twenty per cent lower than the usual credit prices. At the old stand, Nc 149 Brodwav, Corner of Liberty street.
febl2-'53-25-3mo
For Sale.
A
VERY superior 16 inch Hydrostatic Pi-ess nearly new, with other parts oi a Linseed Oil Mill, quite new, set up at the To\v«.r Mills in Terre Haute—we will sell at a bargain, not being able to run the Oil Mill to advantage, in connection with our Flour Mill, for want of room. A rare opportunity for a small investment, as there is not bo much as horse mill tocompcte with, in making Linseed Oil, at this point. febl2-'.")3 23-2m MILLER &, SOULE.
New Books.
HISTORY
of Henry Esmond, Esq., by Thack
eray.
My Novel, or Varieties in English Life, by BulwerBianca,aTale of Erin and Italy, by Edward Maturin.
Corneille, and His Times, by Guizot. Life and Acts in Hungary,in 18-18 and 1849, by Ariisnr Gorgei.
Bosil, a story ol Modern Life, by Wiikie Collins. Knick lvnacks from an Editor's Table, by L. Gaylord Clark.
Experience or Life, Dy E. Sewell. Uncle Tom's Cabin, cheap ed iiion, for sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S
Feb 12. '53, 25 tf.
Magazines for 1853.
OU BSCRIPTIONS will be received at Child's 0 Book Store for Harpers'Magazine
Graham'* do, Godey's Ladies' Book Pictorial Drawing-room Companion Flag of our Union Star Spanded Banner, &c. The December numbers of Harper, G^odey and Graham, now received decl-mws
1853.
New York Clothing at Wholesale. BATES, TAYLOR & CO.
HAVING
WILL
INSURANCE
A
Postmaster General.
Porr Omtt Dm*T*usrr, Fonrm iae(. Feb. 19, *38 4w.
taken the large rooms Nos. 23 and 2ft
Dey Street, (over L. and V. Kirby & Co.) would beg to call the attention of the patrons of ihe late concerns ol C. T. I^ongstrect &. Co., and Wilde, Bates & Taylor, and others in the trade to their
Stock of Clothing.
The favorable reputation which has always attended iheir manufacture, it will be their endeavor to sustain and no efforts will le spared to j{ive thrir cuinomenrpmtre BatisfactirifV
The Books «fec., of the late firms of C. T. Long street & Co. and Wilde. Bales & Taylor, are with
nes8
substitute an inferior mode of supply in such them. cases. He may propose different timrs of fe5 ]2 '53-2."-2m arrival and departure..'provided no more running time is nskesl, and no mail connexion prejudiced. He may ask additional running time lor the trip, during aspeciiied number of days, in seasons of very bad ronds but beyond these changes, a proposal for service differing from that called for by the advertisement will not be considered in competition with a regular bid reasonablein amount Where a bid contains any such al-1 terations, tlivir disadvantages will be estimated in comparing it wiih other proposals. 13. There should be but one route bid for in a proposal. 14* The route, the servic, the yearly pay. ihe name and residence of the bidder, and those of each member of a firm, where a company ofL-rs, should be distinctly stated also the mode of conveyance, if a higher mode than horseback be intended.
connected therewith, are invited to call on
CENTS WORTH
25
OF
BBOWITS
COUGH CANDY!
IVJ EVER lails to cure the most obstinate Cold 1.^ or Congh of recent origin, and for the alleviation of Phthisic, Bronchitiic, Consumption^ and all other diseases of the organs of respiration thousands bear testimony to its efficacy.
Sold at Proprietor's prices, by Dr. J. R. Cuningham, and l»v Druggist*, Confectioners and Gro* eeregenerally. jau22-'5i-22-2m*
Simeon B. Williams'
PREM. FIIE-CQ? CBlViKTOBACOO.
janB-lv*
16. The contracts are to be executed and returned.,»*e Department by or before the 1st of Madison and Cincinnati Railroad JQiVf lwv« 17. Under the act of March 3d, 1845. the route* are to be let to the lowest bidders tendering eufliri°nt guaranties, without other refe-enoe to the mode transportation than may be necessary,for the due celerity, certaintv and security of such transportation. When ibe lowest bid proposes a mode of conveyance inadequate to the doe celerity. certainly, and security of tlie mails, it will not be accepted. 13. When the bid does not specify a mole of conveyance, also when it proposes 'to carry according to the advertisement, bnt wttboat soeh specification, it will be considered as a proposal for horseback service. 19 A modification of a bid. In any ofits essential terms, is tantamount to anew bid,and cannot be received so as to interfere with regular competition, after the last boar set for receiving bids. 90- Postmaster* ate to be careful not to certify the sufficiency of guarantors or safeties without knowing that I bey an persons of sufficient reand all bidders. spomnbt
Line of Packets, STEAMERS nOOSlKK STATE,
SALMON
JAMES MYERS, WILLIAM KNISELY. I
G. W Wright, Master WISCONSIN, No. «, T. T. VVright, Master.
leave Madison every day on the arrival of the Madison and Terre Ha ale cars.— Tor speed or safety tlese boats cannot be surpass feed by any boats on the western waters.
Mav 26. 'S2-d»V .tW
Commercial Ifidtirance Company, Charleston, 8. C. Columbia Insnrance Company,
Columbia, H. C.
on Steamboat and flat-boat car
goes, and fire risks on buildings, furniture and merchandize, taken tn the above Companies, by LANGE.
ALBERT
jaa29-"53 33 tf
RENT.
STORE suitable for a Provision and Grecery. east of Beraent St Co. mediately. Apply to
Febl9,*S».*^w
Poasesaioo gives im-
,s & HOVE VV Corner Rose Block.
Valentines.
A
FINE assortment ot Valentines jest raeaivad for sale at W. BUCKINGHAM'S, febl2-^3-25 tf Sign of the "Big Book.*1
jY H. i^NaTjuL~D.
'PHANKFI for past favors, respectfully JL lidts a continuance of the same Office on Second stmct, sonth vi the Coart fhmoe Sqnarcfob! 2 "53 25 -tf
ipppipi^^ "«4«j-^3SPrvi
Mad fiftcr and Lake Erie Railroad
Spring Arrangement. IE NTS have been made J»y which this
Arrangements Road will forward Passengers from Indinnap olis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, &c going East with the utmost possible dispatch and at very low fare.
Passengers take the morning Express Train at Dayton and connecting at IMluvue with the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad reach Cleveland at 4.?6 A. M., and l-ave the same evening for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York, Albany and Boston: tendering it altogether the most pleasant and desirable route for all persons bound Kast.
For further information apply to T. C. MITCHELL, Agent, Dayton. E. OSBORN.
Step't M. R. & L. E. R. R.
Feb 1?, '53-26-3w
O A E S
McCornaick's Celebrated Reapers.
ON
the opening of Canal- navigation the subscriber will be in receipt of a full supplv of the above Machines, which hove been proved superior to any others, both in this country and iti England-
They are yaarranted to cut two acres of wheat or other small grain in an hour, and to save ai least three-fourths of ail the whest scattered by ordinary cutting, they are well made, of first rate material, very durable with proprr care, and Ihe raking of the wheat can lie well done by a man riding upon them.
These Reapers are also constrnctcd with mowng machine attached, warranted to cut one and a fourth ocres of grass per ho r. and to do its work as well and as close to the ground, on smooth land, as ordinary mowing. Farmers and others are requested to call and examine these machines after arrival, ond if they do not, on trial, perform all that is claimed for them, any purchaser can return his reaper to me.
Feb 19, '52-26-tf
Southern Bank of Indiana.
TIUS
CASH!
Institution, located four doors from the South-west corner of the
C. F. GUNNISON,
febf»-'53 24-tf Cashier.
pisH.r?rr^~
in barrels and kits. Mackerel, Cod
fish, smoked Salmon, smoked Halibut, smoked Herring, Hoi land Herring, Halibut Fins,Sounds and Tongues, for sale at
June 19,'52-wtf-43
CONDIT'S.
YILJTHOUSE."
NEW
Toiler, Hntchins & Lasell,
Importer* nnd Wholesale Denlers, 91 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y.
ARE
now receiving and opening a very large and entirely new stock ol'Sllks uml Fancy Dry (oods, comprising Drees Silks, Dr?ss Goods, and Trimmings, Bonnet and Tafleta Ribbons, Shawls, Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves, White Goods, Laces and Embroideries together with a general assortment of every variety of soods in their line cash and time buyers from every section will find this a very desirable stock, and at low prices.
WM. G. TULLER, WM. S HUTCHIN8,' STEPHEN LASELL,
feb5-'53 24-3m
WM. D. HART, II. M. McCORKLE,
All latfcwith Bowkjs &McNamke.
FANCY 00J)S.
s, Byrne, Johnson & Hance, 91 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y. IMPORTERS A- WHOLESALE DEALERS I IN FANCY GOODS, Fans, Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Buttons, l'prfum erv, Paper hangings, Suspenders, Port Monnaies, Window Shades, Cutlery, Guns, Guns, Pistols, Clocks, Watches, &c. Threads, Cnrp-.t Bags. Stationery. Dress Trimmings, Silk Sewings, and Looking Glasses, together with a great variety of useful articles, which will be sold on (he uast terms.
JOHN IT. DAVIS,
Late of the firm of Gilbert Rockwell & Davis. JOHN E. BYRNE, For the past 9 vears with Bowcn & McNamee,
S. FISHER JOHNSON, Late with Jno. Stewart Jr, & Co WM. E. HANCE,
Formerly with Jno. Stewart Jr. & Co and late with Carleton & Co. feb5-'53 24 3m
To Country Merchants.
rT',HE
Pennsylvania Railroad havinz now comI pleted her connection between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, which makes the shortest, nuickest and cheapest communication with the West, both for passengers and merchandise, we bog leave to invite our friends and the merchant® renernlly, to visit Fhlladelphia for their Spring supplies
Oar Stook of Domestic Goods, In all their varieties, will be (bund full nnd complete also a large ond very desirable assortment of British, French and Swiss goods.
We would particularly invite your attention to our handsome lines of White Goods, Jnconcls. Cambrics. Swiss, plain and fancy Muslins, and the brat makes of Irish Linens.
These goods have been carefully selected from the manufacturers, nnd imported direct by ourselves we shall offer thein at a small profit for cash, or to punctual customers on time.
serve
SCOTT, BAKER &,CO,
Importers nnd Jobbers, 150 Market sircet, fen29'53 23-3m PHILADELPHIA.
George Hummers
Premium Essence of Coffee.
TsandsEssencemotlbeen
HIS has proven by many thouof Ibe respectable families in the United Hiates, to be by far the best preparation of Co floe ever offered to the public. One pocknge of this essence will go as far as four pounds ava Coffee, and Come made by it will pre:tly the taste of the best Java Coffee, but will be much more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored, perfectly clear, and in every instance superior to the Java Coflce.
Manufactured by Dan Bohler & Co.. No. 281 Callowhill St., above 6th St., Philadelphia, and sold Wholesales ml Remit, at
DROWNING &, WALL'S, 3 "Prairie 'ity Drug Store.
Terre Hawfe. Jnne 40. '52 wtf-42
NEW ESTABLISHMENT""'
•Rib, Door Blinds, and Frame Factory,
TfcttUE H.VUTK,IA'D.
{HAVEcommenced
Mar 5.
Sub-Agent at Terre Haute.
FOR
the above business in tbr
room formerly occupied by Mr. Bishop, on 4th itreet, near the Post Office, where I intend to manufacture the above mentioned articles from the very best material. Persons about erecting buildings will do well to give roe a call, as 1 intend to make my prices suit the limes.
Orders from a distance can be sent through the Post Office, and will receive immediate attention Persona in the city wanting anything in the above line, will do well to send in their orders as earlv as possible. G. W.SHAFFER.
'&2-dawtf-28-82»
To Country Merchants.
MERCHANTS
in the country, who visit thi*
market to replenish tbeir stocks, wmild do well to call and examine my stock of Dry Goods Having purchased many Goods expressly for tbe Jobbing trade, which will be sold at a small advance on New York cost, at Partington's Block, North side Public Square.
Nov.43,-52-wtf ,, ^F. N1PPERT.
"MEDICAL" NOTICE,"
DRS.
Youmsns Sl Mahan have associated themselves ia the practice of Medicine ami Surgery, and hope by strict attention to tbe bn sines* of tbeir profession, to receive a liberal share of patronage. Office on 4tbatreet, 2d door North of Prairie Qiy Drug Sun. fete 53-24 tf
J. P. Cooper,
Attorwey nnd Connsellor nt MARSHALL. ILLS.
ARRIVALS AND nEPAKTUBESW THE MA1JLS,
At and from Terre Hante* Indiana* •ARRIVALS. rr St. Louts, dailv, 9p Indianapolis, daily.(Sdndnrsexcepted.)^ pm S in el II I a S 8 Vineennes.daily, (Sundays excepted,T 12 n'gt
a a W an S 6 jPscket Line, Tues., Thnrs., and Sat., 5 pin a or vi an S at 9 Bloomington, Tues., and Sat., .f Bedford. Sau. Carlisle, Wednes Portland Mills, Saturday. $
Packet Line, Tues., Thurs., and Sat., 6pm a or vi on an 5 a in to on an 5 a Be or W S a a is 5 a Portland Mills, Friday, 9
N. A a os at re is el 8 {Or-Office hours from a m, to 8 in. On Sundays from 8 to 9 in the morning, and from 7 to 8 in the evening. jan8 tf J. T. MOFFATT, P.
CLARK'S Ifjjjk HOTEL.
Ff mmmm Corner of Bridge (or Ohio) and \siStreets, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
THE
H. B. SMITH.
Public Square, in to negotiate Sight
0IJ
ew York and other princiNotes and other evidences of
debt, payable as above Ueceive DepoMies Deals in Gold and Silver Coin makes collections and remit the same, less current rote of Exchange Remit money to England, Ireland. Scotland and Germay, on its own responsibily. Drafts on New York and other principal cities, will always be kept on hand and for sale at tho lowest rates.— Depositcs from business men and others who wish to keep an active deposite account, are respectfully solicited. d6"Bank hours, from 9 to half past 12 A. M., and from half past 1 to 4 P. M.
undorsisrned has resumed his former stand near the Bridge, and only one block from the Public Square.
This House has been greatly enlarged and impif ved. by a large addition of land-rooms, and a spacious Dining Hall, all papered and painted— and furnislud with New Furniture, Carpets, Beds and Bedding, and Table Furniture. Having an eye single to the comfort and convenience of liis guests, mttet 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 pains nor expense will be spared to make his House an agreeable and pleasant stopping place for his guests.
I S A E
Will always be furnished with the best the country aflonis, and no pains or expense will be spared to administer to the gratification of the tastea of his patrons.
I S S A E
Is large and entirely new, is the best in the city, and at all times will lie supplied with good hay and eruin. and horses strictly attended to.
Charges Moderate—Call nnd See.' 'FT BOARDERS taken by the dny, week,month or year. uecl 1-16-tl JAMES S. CLARK.
All of which they will sell at wholesale or retail, nt their new store in PhaRiiix Row, on Notional Road-street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.
They will also manufacture Boots and Shoes to order at the same place. KJfJOOLRY & VANH0RN1
Terre Hnute, October 4. '93-fi-tf.
WAR WITH SPAIN
fO.OOO Volunteer* Wnntcil To march to the tin shop of Thayer & Hosteller, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assured that the prices will not hurt or kill tho puicbaser.
Copprv, Tin and Sheet lrolri
MANUFACTORY.
J. L. Thayer Sc J. Hostctter would respectfully say to the public and those wishing Tin, Capper and Sheet Iron wore, that they would do well to call at the south corner of J. R. Whitcomb&Co's. Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office of Drs. Hedges & McMillan, where ibov will be found at all times, ready to execute all jobs in their line, at the shortest notice, and in tbe very best manner.
Hoiiae Guttering nnd Mponting, Done with neatness and despatch. Country merchants and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their bills, which wili be filled promptly and to order.
'9 pm 9 8
o^Pm
DEPARTURES.
St. IjOtiis, daily, Indianapolis, dally, (Sundan^Scepted)Springfield, daily, vincannesjdaily, (Sundaysexcepted,) Lafayette. Tues Thnrs., and Sat.,
5 a 7 a 5 a 5 a ix S a
0. TOUSEYr
Naliona? Road St. 2d door above Market No. 2, Phoenix Block.
Wholesale and Retail Cash Store.
tir Staple and Fancy
ODS,
Dealer* in Foreimt and Domestic Slap
O
Notions, Trimmings, Bonnets, Boot* and Shoes,' Gsr«. Hardware, (Groceries, Paper Hanging*, Bonlers, Carpetingr, Jiugs, Floor ana
Table Oil (Cloths, and I louse
Terre Haute, October 4, '53-6-tf.
/iim*.^i10:j
», tithing Goods. si
WE
ore now in receipt of our Full ana Win ter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities ex*, pressly for this market. Wo would invito particular atten'ion toonr stock of brown and bleached goods, Prints, Merinoes, De Laines, Lustros, figured stuff goods, Ginghoma, Trimming Buttons, Lares, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannels, Liuseys, Tickings, Checks, lin-, en and silk Hdkfs, Bav State Shawls, Carpctings, Carpet Bags and Satchels, Groceries, Hardware, an S & a of be so at such rates Ibr Cash or Produce as will make it the1 interest of buyers to patronise us. Paper Hangings very low.
NEW SHOE STORK
SCHOOLEY & VANHORN Offer for sale a large assortment of}
a BOOTS AND SHOES.
HOT
Also, a variety of
)5j ir
JAMFS L. THAYER,
Nov 15, '53-32-tf JOHN HG3TBTTER.
FURNITURE!
?F0R
SALE!
Tbe subscriber, from Cincinnati, Ohio, has arrived at Terre Haute, and can be found at Demming's New Brick Store, On 3d street, opposite the Prairie Citj House, with a large and superior lot ol FURNITURE,consisting of /. MARBLE-TOP, DRESSING and
A I N
High and Low Post Bedsteads^
Sofa and Sofa»*ent Rocking Chnirs, Tables, Sofas mid Lounges* AH of which will be sold low for cash* janl-ly Gf F0R8TEft. r,-
XJ S
our IBTOI naruiinHB
FOR TUB CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE!
ILL be found superior to any article of the kind now in use. M*y b« had at Groverman and Bourne's. Prepared and warranted by
G. W. BALL.
Terre Haote, Nov. 19, lQS3-^wt|" 200 PI12CES Delaines, of various styles^and 100 pieces A1 paces, plain, black and fancy colors. 25 pieces Brocades and Poplins100 do Ginghams plaid, plaid aha striped. 600 do Prints of all qualities
All of which will be sold very low for cash st Nov 13, *J-w!f F. NIPPiSRT'S.
WOOL! WOOL!
THK
subscriber will pay CASH fu iood clean Here*? snd tub-w«hed Wool. jan2S.TK.tli .,.:, JOHN T1KRNAN, m&e:j