The Wabash Courier, Volume 22, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 August 1853 — Page 3

DEATHS JIF THJE LATB GEN. TATLO** FAMILY.—The New York Mirror, in recording tbe death of Col. Bliss, who fell a victim to yellow fever, at Pascog oula, on the 5th inst,, thus feelingly alludes to the occupants of the Presiden tial Mansion a few breif years ago: 'Only a daughter (the widow of Col Bliss,) of the victor at Buena Vista, of all his family who occupied the 'White House,' is left. What a startling change since the hour that saw the republican soldier borne by tho hurras of a grateful people from the field ot battle and peril, to him of undying fame and honor, to the highest seat of earthly power-— Then, all was life the proudest aspirations that could fire a mortal heart were fulfilled the loftiest ambition re posed satisfied under the shadow of goal reached ansolicited, a fame perfected without a blemish. General Tay I

lor and his wife, and Colonel Bliss then jlived: their present honerod and happy 'their past glorious, and their future bright. They are all dead. One link of ithe loving and beloved circle of that 'family group, on which the eyes of the nation rested with delight, remains.— She is, indeed, widowed and orphaned •—millions will share, though they may 'not lighten her grief.'

AN ORDINANCE j?

TO PBETEHT KOCS FBOM KUHKIKG AT LARGE. SIU-TIO* 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Terre Haute, That if any

such bog or hogs'to run at large in any street, alley, market space, or other place within the city of Terre Haute, every eucli owner or agent shall, on conviction thereof before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, with costs, for every such offence.

Section 2.—Any hog or boas as aforesaid, so found running at large, shjll be impounded by the City Marsnal, in any pound that may hereafter be established by the Common Council, who •hall give five daya notice by at least one advertisement in tonic newspaper published in said city, that the owner prove his or her right to such ho" or hogs before the Mayor on a day specified in •aid notice. On tlicdsy specified,or at any time beforevMich owner, or his or her agent, may prove hia or her right ts such property, and have the same restored ly paving tlie expenses but if such proof be not made, the Mayor shall enter an order on his docket that such hog or hogs be sold, and shall thereupon issue an order under the corporate seal, requiring tha 3/nrsbal to seH such hog or boca and the Marshal, on receiving such order, snail give at least two days notice by posting in throe or more public places within said city, of the time and place of sale and shall sell such hog or boas at public auction to the highest bidder, and shell within ten days, pay the proseeds to the Miyat and return a statement, in writing, on said order of sale of his proceedings, and coats and expenses. The Afayor, alter paying ali cost*, shall pay the proceeds into the city treasury, on or before the first .Monday of the Mucceeaing month. And the owner, on proving bis or her right of property to the satisfaction of the JUayor, shall at any time within one year afterwards receive such proceeds bv order of the Common Council. The JVarshal shall receive for ali services under this ordinance, besides iieceasary expenses, seventy-five cents for the tirsi hog. stid twenty-fivecents for ea:h additional hog of the same tfrove or lot, and the fees ot the J/nyor shnll b« as in other cases.

Burnett X—If any person shall collect or keep any hog or bogs within the limits of said city, so ns to annoy or offend any neighbor or other person whatsoever, every person so ofi'unding shall, on uonvktion thereof before the jtfoyor, be fined In any sum not exceeding fifty dollars for every such ulfcnce, with costs, and a sum not exceeding fifty dollars, with costs, for eveiy twenty four liours such offence shall thereafter be continued or permitted bat this ordinance shall not be so construed as to affvet an)? person or persons who are fhgagod in slaughtering hoga during tho usual slaughtering sesson of any year. i'asscd August 15th, lt^M.

Attost: J. EDMUNDS, Clerk. August 20, '53~8w.

WANTED.

A CONVENIENT f/ouse for a small Family, J~\ near Die business part of the city. For partirulars apply at the Western Stage Co's. om A house arranged for two small Families would be rented. Witf. M. CHAIN.

Terre Haute, August 20, 1853-tf.

Gntta Pcrcha )s, India fiubber! sosnmiisa FTTtREl-T MKW. TIIK NORTH

AMERICAN GU1TA PERCHAC0.

Arc oflcriitg at Wholesale

/. GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTHING, &C., Made from ltiddcr*a PATEHT VCLtMlUZED OUTTA PKBCIU,

Of new atilee and beautiful finish.

'I'HESE Goods are wiAer ptoof, free from tin-

pleasant smelt, pliable and clastic like India Rubber, not iryuml by fatty substances, and WILL

NOT

NCCOXrOSK AND

JAUIM

W. K. EDWARDS, Mayor,

No.

BECOME STICKY,

They are very different in character Jrom any other goods heretofore made of Gutta Pcrcha, either in this country or Europe, and are

WARRANTED TO ST A MO AU. CUMATSS, A moo# the variety may be found Coats, Cloaks, Copes, Ponchos, Keeling Jackets, Overalls, l.eg* gins^Sou westers. Cape, Camp Blankets, tloree Covers, Shower Mat is. Syringes, Breast Pumps, Balls, Pencil and Ink ErasersJpaa Begs. Sportsmen's Drinking Cupe, Steam racking, Machine Waiting, Carriage Cloths, &c., &c., with a very

CITKAR A.NO KrracTtvs urs PRKSUIVKR, Made expreealv to meet the new passenger law of Congress. All of a finish and quality auperior to any other water proof goods now before the public. For sale at the

WAftsaooat, 60 ERA** STRER

Dealers in water-proof goods are invited to examine theee gooda, believing they will find them CHEAR&X ASH FAR semtoa to anything they have ever seen before.

Orders to any extent executed at abort notice. WILLIAM RIDER, E. R. Jhi *oa Preen N. A. G.

Treasurer and Sec ry. August 90 "SS-em.

FOR SALE.

A RAKS CHAHCK TO MASK MOUSY. rpllK subscriber, dcairooa ol changing hisbasiueaa. offera lor sale, at a bargain, his new and conunodkNta Tannery, si lu a ted in Tem Haute, Ind. The buildings conaiat of a Beam bouse, two stories high, 60 by 96 feet—*iu. and BARK house, Hide bouse and Stablea, all new.— Attached to the concern, is a steam in complete running order, used tor pumping, grinding, &c. Tbe abo*~? Yard has every convenience for tanning, being Dcilt on the moat approved plana, regardless of expense, and being the only Yaird in the city, pneents a rare chance for an enterprisingaoaa to inter into a aafe and lucrative Mtfineea.

W Hide* can he bon^ht froro 3J to 4c per lb, ana Bark ai ft? per cord. Price $4,000, one f.Turth down, the balance in OM, two and tkreo yeans, eecured bv mortgaget. KHN TltRNAN.

Tene liaut*, Aug. SO,

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. n^IUS

firmof F.

KBERWINE &. CO.

452

was this

daydUeolved by mutaal cooeent, AU account* and daims against the firm will be settled by F. Eberwioe, vm coatinnea the business.

EBERWINIi,

Aug. IMS- HENRY SCHl'.MAM 'FHE und^Moed tenders hi* thanks to the riti* aeos of Terre Haute for iheir geoerous patroaage, mid hoyee U»ey wll oooUnue the eamte to bis former partner, F. Luawixc, who will be found si tha old ataad ot

A*gm ShM-tor*

LOST.

lira. There wwe two tee dotor hilb—one

»otea not reeoUeeti hykseTtac the Offke, or with the 13

Dividend Notice.

Ofhce Terre llawte and Richmond Railroad Co, I Terre Haute, Jnly 12,1853. 1

THE

Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of three and a balf(3i) per tent, on the Capital Stock of the Company, for six months ending June 30.

Western Stock holders will receive their dividends on or sfter the 20 inst. at the office of the Treaaurrer, Terre Haute.

July 30-'53 ly CHAS. TR1CHE.

Coroner's Inquest

N Inquisition taken at the house of Richard A. Pucket. in Honey Creek Township, Vigo county, on the 14th day of July, 1853, before John D. Murphy, Coroner of id county, upon the body of Jamea H. Gordon. The verdict of the jury as follows-That he cams to his death by the hands of Andrew Livingston, with a sword cane.

DAILV

bko ii•.v she tT/.rc s, Drills, Osnaburgs, Bagging, Totton Yarns, Carpet Warp, Wadding, Butts, Wick, Twine, die., at the lowest market prices, for CASH or TITY ACCEITA.VCR. We respeetfully solicit a call from our old customers and merchants eenerally, before purchasing. No. 60 BROADWAY, oppotite Judsun's iTotel, .and 23 NEW ST., N. Y.

July S3, '53-3m

Cash for Wheat, AT TIIE ANCHOR MILLS,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

THE

undersigned respectfully announces to th« public, that his STEAA& FLOUMbG MILL is completed, and ia now in full operation, where Fasan

FAMII.V FUH'R,

JY FLOUR

EVERY

P. Co.

AXBCXSOX, n. WILUA* JFTTTX W. **DE*SOB. oxoaeit w. AMDEKSOX

Anderson, M'Lane & Co.,

CHAS. WOOD, Secretary.

Jnlv 16.1853-47-tf. ___

METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

1HE under-iened would respectfuly inform JL the citizens of Terre Haute and surrounding country,that he has purchased the interest of Wm P.

AGAR,

and will continue the Cabinet Busi

ness at the old stand All kinds of Cabinet ware kept constantly on hand, and made to order.— Also, will give his undivided attention to the Undertaking Basinest^and cheaper than any other establishment in this city, and rea^tiully solicits a share of publ'.c patronage.

JOHIF

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Foreign 1

BEfGOODS, I VARIETY GOODS, & CLOTHfNG,

Main Street, North side, bet. Fifth and Sixth,

X7E respectfully solicit tbe attention of our customers and merchants generally, to oar large and

weusaeortad stock of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN, STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, VARIETY GOODS and CLOTHING, now in sum and arriving daily, embracing all the best style* and qaalitiea in market. we import a considerable portion of oar stock direct from Europe, and sa we keep a purchase constantly rending in the Eastern cities, our arrangements and facilities are each that we are enabled to avail ourselves in every change of styles and prices of Goods.

Oar stock is at all times large and wei! assorted, and is constantly renewed by receipts of new Goods at all seasons of tbe year, on hand a very Is

WABM

mmm

Entirely new, and manufactured under our own supervision, of good materials and in tbe beat styles We invite the attention of dealers to our stock, confidently pledging ourselves to sell goods on aa favorable terms as they can be purchased in this or any other market.

All goods destined for transportation by tbe Indiana Rsil Rous wtllbe delivered rati or CHASGE at the Depots in New Albany Jeffcraonvilie, and Madison. 97" All order* for Good* entrusted to us will meet with prompt and careful attention.

August 13, 53*-3m. 'ANDERSON, McLANE & CO.

MURPHY,

July 30, 1853-3w. Coroner.

TOLEDO BLADE.

...f6 00 ... 3 00 ... 1 50

per annum....

THI-WEEKLV

WICEKLV

Deduction made for Clubs-

THE

BLADE has been recently enlarged to the size of the largest Dallies on the Lakrs. Extreme psins will be taken to make it authorative on matters of commerce, and it will contain the latest telegraphic intelligence. During the last month, the news of cacli foreign arrival has loon published simultaneously with its publication in New York.

Connected with the Blade Printing Office is a BOOK BINDKRV,

well suppliod with men and ma

chinery, to do all kinds of work. Orders for the Bindery and Subscriptions received at this oflice. t&fewA Sj

July 25. 1853-Aug. 6-lm.

SHEETING WAREHOUSE.

S E A E & S O A 1 N f.'i (T^nte Sheldon, Seaver & Co.,) JOBBERS AKD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Offer for sale a largo stock «f

Corn Meal, and ol-

fal, may always be had, in any quantities to accommodate purchasers. Corn and cobs crushed, and ground, which makes a very sunerior feed for stock, always kept on hand, and sold by the barrel, or otherwise, or exchanged for (train. Particular attention will be paid to retailing Jour and stock feed at the Mill, and all sales delivered in any partot the city.

uwrruitfedin every respect, and when

objected to, on notice, will be taken away,yref qf charge. Jpr Orders for Flour or Stock feed left wi Russell Green, southeast corner of the Public Square, wiU, prompt •|^i|0Mps0Ni ..

Mill oppotite Wallacr't 1'oundn,

Terre Haato, July *, *53 46-tf.

The Laborer is Worthy of his Hire."

man, Lawyer, Doctor, Mechanic, or Artist, possesses all the vanity necessary for a due appreciation of his own abilities and when an Artist publicly acknowledge* that hia neighbor is superior in point of talent you may rest assured there is iodml a vast difference and when an Artist offers hia services at a great reduction of his neighbor's prices, it is evidence sufficient of an acknowledgment of his inferiori ty. Every inteligrnt and well informed Artist, who desires to maintain the reputation of his fro. temity, and advance in bia profeaaion instead ef degenerate, wit, if he considers k*m*df No 1, always maintain the prices of hia ^llow Artist.— Persons can be accommodated with DAGUERREOTYPES at my new Rooms in Fvrrington's Block 3d floor, at my regular prices, which is so low that every one can obtain alikeness put op in the neatest and most durable style. No picture will be sold tha* ia not perfect in all respects.

Br Stock and chemicals for sale. DUFF & FREEMAN Operators. Terre Haute, July 16, MM-47-tf.

The New Singing Book Beadv,

rpilESHWAM, acoMrurrK usutr or ctrntcu I m-stc, containing about one thousand Tunes, Anthems, Chants, Set Pieces, &c., including a new and original Sacred Cantata or Oratorio entire, by William B. Bradbury and Geone F. Root, assisted by Thomas Hasting* and T. 8. Mason.

Every teacher of music and leader of a choir, should examine this new work. Tbe anion of eo many distinguished authors, has secured tor it an unprecedented variety and richneaa of new as well as old material, with severst important original feature*, vbfch give it peculiar interest.

Any professional musician, derfring a copy far examination, can have it sent to him (tree of postage, by remitting 60 cents to the pohlishei*.

TBE

Kbenrine To. HENRY SCHUMAM.

MASON BROTH

KRS, NTY,

Aug. 13 *58~4w. S3 Park Row.

VOCAL MUSIC CLASSES.

subscriber lespectfelly anno—cea his in-

BE tnbecrifcsr tdpcctMIt urn ten tion to undertake 7W Clsssat in addi tion to the Senior one oonda«(ad by htm lss( winter. Having bad severs! spohcattons from adults, be intends to farm aa ADULT CLASS. These Leake and Gentlemen therefore who feel desiroes of joining wilt he kind enough to aigaiiy their intention as early aa iiaaaihla.

Janior Class will also be

Aa additioiiai detrtaksa Tene iiaate, A eg. C»

A. C. l&AACa

NOTICE

|8 bwahy gh«a that cell of tee per

f*«oe

three

^larMU o«ao«ne Bank oflUlnoK pasted a««« ROAD is made pajrehle withia thirtr days. ^8^?

w**.qw

Stmts Bank R.

stock setocribed in the WESTERN PLANK

(lhKea,

of Indiana. Tba dsencMiwUon «r Bank of other st the Branck Bank. SaSiwibera in the country »w"ir* can pay to Wsa. D. Wood, '-••-'•wm theWaheeh Cowicr eeder of 4e doerA, at Moetecmna W. f. EDWARDS

MMU5 B. CUESfiv I T«m Haatt, July 23-3w

Treaserw, wiB receipt far the

Great Cure of Thomas Dickson, POINT OF ROCKS MI). S W A N E S

Celebrated Family Medicines no FAMI1.Y SHOULD- BE WITHOUT THEM. Dr. Sway tie's Compound Syrup of Wild $

Cherry.

\K 51 Icures perform- •. ^r fs ed by this invaluable medicine, in pulmo-"*"5 pull 1 4 I naryCONSUMr TION,

Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Croup, Spitting of -Blood, Over Com plaint,. Fain in the Side and Breast Tickling ur raisins in the Throat, and all diseases of the Lungs, and Breast have excited the astonishment of all who-, ,y ,i„ have witnessed its marvelous j.".' tiled there is no account .1

of a medicine, from the r{

"V*- L- earliest ages, fur-pft£»,»rt flisbina a par*,* iv -m

Read this Extraordinary Case. POIST OF ROCKS,

Frederick Co., Md. June 9th, 1852,

Dr. Swayn® —Dear Sir: Believing it a duty 1 owe to the public, and in justice to you, 1 have thought proper to make known one of the most extraordinary cures in my own case, thst has ever been truly recorded. In the month of October last, I was afflicted with a severe gathering in mv breost, which formed a large abscess, and almost communicated to my lungs, and very much afflicted them, and discharged large quantities of corruption, extertal and internal. My breath could also pass through my lungs and out through the cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent cough, day and night, loss of appetite, and extreme debility, ao that my physician thought my case entirely hopeless, and beyond the power of medicine. 1 remained in this wretched condition for a long time, until I was wasted to S mere skeleton, and there seemed to be no hope for me but having read in the public papers of the many wonderfu icures performed by your

OMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, I immediately sent to Baltimore for five bottles, and commenced its use, and to my great satisfaction and the joy of my anxious family, the abscess or opening in my lungs began to heal, and the cough to subside, and on using ten bottles, 1 was restored to perfect health. 1 feel very grateful, and firmly believe that to your valuable medicine, under the Blessing of Divine Providence, I am indebted for this great change, and am hippy to say that 1 ant now enjoying as good health as eyer lldVQ* v* Ij /'••r -a

Yours, very respectfully, *^^J

THOMAS

Dixcff.

The subscriber is well acquainted with Thom as Dixon, and can testify that he has been afflicted as above represented, I regard his recovery as almost a miracle. He is a worthy member ol society.

JAMFS

DURBOROW,

Pastor of Burlin Circuit, Baltimore Conference. Be Careful in Purchasing to obtain the original and only genuine prepara tion ol Wild Cherry, which must have tbe por trait and signature of Dr. SWANE on each wrap per around the bottle. Until you obtain this com pound you will never know the real virtues ot Wild Cherry.

Swayne's Celebrated Vermifuge) fcr BEWARE OF MISTAKE. .£0 Remember Dr. Swayne's Vermifuge is now put up in square bottles. Dr. Swayne's Sngnr Coated Sarsafilrtlla and Tar Pills*

A gentle purgative and alterative medicine, far superior to the Pills in general use. The above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr. SWAYNE at bis Laboratory, jro. 4 North 7th at. Philadelphia.

For sale by

'pHANKFTJL for past favors, respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. Office on Second street, south of the Court House Square* febl2-'53.-25-tf

REMOVAL.

Boston Leather Store,

NATIONAL ROAD STREET, South-East corner of 5th Street, opposite the Episcopal Church. KERCKHOFF it. CO., inform their former 7. customers and the public generally, that they have moved their LEATHER STORE, from National Road Street opposite Union Row, to National Road Street, corner of 5th street

Tbey have now on hand a large and exquisite assortment of sll kinds of Leather, ss Spanish, Cincinnati and Country Tanned Sole, Band, Up-

Kisther.

r. Bridl& Harness, Skirting, Collar snd fklit French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip Skins, Lining, Binding, Topping. Sheep and Deer Skins, Tampico snd French Men's arid Ladies Morocco.

SHOE FINDINGS.

They also keep a general assortment of Shoe Findings, ss Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees,Clamps, Pegs, all kinds of Shoemakers Tools of the very best quality.

Having adopted the principle of only selling for cash, and buying also for casb in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell at lower prices than any of their competitors.

HIDES!

They pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Green and Dry Hides, Skins sAd Furs. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!!

Shoemakers, Saddlers, snd Merchants are particularly requested to examine our stock and prices, before buying elsewhere.

Terre Haute, Apnl30, "53-36- ly

FRANKLIN TTAT.T.

PHILIP MONN1NGER, Proprietor. Corner of Market aad Mulberry Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

THEunersigneo baring purchased the House known as the "White Hall" and refitted and remodelled it, has opened it under the above same. He invitee inspection to! arrangements, as he believes that

they will he foend inferior to none in the city.

HIS ACCOMMODATIONS,

as A table, bedding, rooms, stables, and ali other wants of theee who may favor him with their patronage will not be found svpaaaed by any other bouse ia the city. tftfl TffDIffl will he reasonable. And trusting in a discriminating public, he hopes to merit share of public patronage. PHILIP MUNXilNGfiiL

April 90, ^at-fca

O E

Slofes, Tm, Sheel-Ira aid Copper Wire,

SOUTH SIDE MAIN STREET, TBMSE HAUTE JND. Xay^H-IMf

Gkmny

ECETTED

JLV far sale at tha at the Warahouse of

MAN KNOW THYSELF,"

An valuable Book for £5 Cents.

'"EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COFT." OA UW1 COPIES SOLD IN LESS THAN wv,wVU FIVE MONTHS. Anewediuon, revised and improved, just issued.

DR. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND BOOK FOR THE A FFL1CT ED—Containingan wit line of the origin, progress, treatment and cure of every form of disease, contracted by promiscaoB^sexual intercourse^ selfsbuse. or by sexual excess, with advice for their prevention-written in a familiar style avoiding ali medical technicalities, and everything that would ofiend the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to tbe cure of diseases of a delicate or private nature.

To which is added, receipts for the cure of tbe above diseases, and a treatise on the causes^ ymptoms and cute of tbe Fevcrand Ague, for twentyfive cents a copy six copies one dollar will be forwarded to any part of the United State, by mail, free ofpoetage. Address postage paid. Cosden Sc. Co., Publishers, or "box 196, Poet Office, Philadelphia.

This ia. without exception, tbe most comprehensive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses itself to the reason of its readers. It is free from all objectionable matter, and no parent however fastidious, can object to placing it injthe hands of his sons. The author has devoted'many yean to tlte treatment of the various complaints treated of, *with too little breath to puff,1 and 'too little presumption impose,' be bsa oflered to tbe world at the merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruits of twenty years most successful practice."—

For salo by

R. CUN1NGHAM, sole agent

for Terre Haute and vicinity. Terre Haute, July 16, '53-47-tf.

———————

J. H. LONG, M. D.

Hsometo

ERALD.

No teacher or parent Ebould be without tbe knowledge imparted in this invaluable work. It would save years of pain, mortification and sorrow to tbe youth under their charge."—PEOHJC'S ADVOCATE.

A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of "Hunter's Medical Manual," says: "Thousands upon thousands of our youth, by evil example and the influence of the passions, have been led into tbe habit of self-pollution without realizing the sin and fearful consequence upon themselves and their posterity. The constitutions of thousands who are raising families have been enfee* b.'ed, if not broken down, and they do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing that can be done so to enlighten and influence the public mind as to check, and ultimately to remove this wide-spread source «.! human wretchedness, would confer the greatest blessing next to tbe religion of Jesus Christ, on the present and coining generations.— Intemperance, (or the use ol intoxicating drinks,) though it has slain thousands, is not a greater scourge to the human race. Accept my thanks on behalf of the afflicted, and believe me, vour coworker in the good work you are so actively engaged in."

One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped and postage paid, on receipt of 25 cents, orBix copies for fl. Address, post paid COSDEN & Co., Publishers, Box 196, Philadelphia.

Booksellers, Canvassers tind Book Agents, supplied no the most liberal terms. Terre Haute, 2, July'53 46-lv.

June 25, '53 tf,

NEW FIRM.

EC.

KING having purchased the interest of Chas. Wood of the late firm of Wood & Donnelly druggists, the business will be continued under the firm of Donnelly & Kins

P. M. DONNELLY. E. C.KING- f-*xi

Valuable Books for Farmers.

QTEPHENS' Book of the Farm, with four hun O dred and fifty engravings, edited by John S. Skinner The Farmer's New and Universal Hand Book: The Modern Farmer, or Home in the Country, designed for instruction and amusement on rainy days and winter evenings, by Rev. J. L. B.ake,

D. D. '4 TlT^TS Allen's Rural Architecture Thomas' Fruit Culturist, new edition Coles' American Fruit Book The Gardener's Text Book The Poultry Book, by Bennett hi Yonatt and Martin on Cattle .« -j Liebeg's Agricultural Chemistry The Pocket Farrier and Farmer's Receipt Bogk The Farmer's Practical Farrier, by Mason Yonatt and Clater on the Horse Horsemanship, including the breaking and training of Horses Youatt on tho Dog, edited by Lewis •ican rruit Gard(

W. H. BUCKINGHAM,

May 28, 'S3-40-tf. 4 Sign of tho Big Book.

Southern Bank of Indiana.

THIS

Institution, located on the west side of tho Public Square, will buy and sell Gold, Silver and uncurrent Money, time and sight Drafts, and Bills of Exchange remit money to England, Ireland, Scotland and Germany, on its own responsibility- Will also pay intereston depositee at the following rates:

V--S 4 per cent, on call 5 re on

6 per ccnt. on twelve months

foe which Certificates will be given at the above rates. Bonking hours, from 9 A. M., to halfpast 12 and from naif past 1 to 4 P. M-

C. E. GUNNISON,

May 14, '53 38-tf Cashier.

Fancy Ctoods.

NICE lot of ladies dress trimmings, black silk laces and fringes, bonnet ribbons, artificial flowers linen, silk and metal dress buttons, ladies'and gentlemen's kid, lisle, silk and cotton gloves black, white, mixed and slate colored hose black silk mitts silk and cotton parasols, assorted colors and quality white, black and crimson crape shawls silk and barege do. All oi which will be sold unusually low at

I F- NIPPERT'S, North side Public Square.

Terre Haute, May 21, '53 39-tf

New Stove Store and Copper Shop.

SIGN OP THE ELEPHANT. On Fourib St., one door north of Main,

Terre Haute, Ind.

THE

undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Vigo snd tbe adjoining counties, that he has just opened new Stove, Tin snd Copper establishment, where be intends to keep constantly on hsnd Jarge aesortment of

STIIIS.MiliumIW.

My stoves are of tbe newest snd most spproved patterns, among which will be found the justly

Celebrated Meteor Air-Tight

O O a W S W E 3 9 To which I would particularly call the attention of Tavern keepers, (having two sixes expressly for their use,) and having the exclusive right to sell this stove in this market, I feel a jus! pride in recommending it as oils of tbe very be&t Stoves ever offered for sale on tbe Wabash. 1 will also keep constsntly on hsnd all kinds of Tia Ware,by whotoaaleand retail also, Bathing Tube, Hip and Shower Baths, and all kinds ofCopaer Work, such as force mid lift Pumps, Copper Kettle*, Sods Founts, die.

All kinds of Copper snd Sheet Iron work for Steam Mills made to order aad promptly exeat* ted.

Those in want of toy of tbe above articles will do well to give me a call, as 1 intend to sell very low. My aaotto being quick ssles and small pro

KrGime me aedl May SI, "53-3S-V.

JAMBS T. MOORE.

N. B.—James T. Moon is also prepared to do all kinds of Job Work ia Copper. Tin, Sheet lroo. Zinc and Lead. As Job Work has been my forte ia tbe principal cities in the west, 1 feel confident of rendering enure si

HAVANA CIGARS.

7VT OR'd AS, Set iiranas£ooeordias, Hermanoa, Lv Millsres, Pillarcitoe, Lsae htar, aad other ctesee brands of direct iamortatiea, far sale by ^WA88CW & CO. f«b)S,'53-!7-tf Knee's Bock.

WOOL! WOOL! rpHEsabseraer

will pay CASH lar good deaa

J. Ilreee and iab-ii**ed WooL aa3»-^3-a JOmi Tl£KKAN.

WM. E. McLEAlf.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AMD AGENT FOE THE New York Iadeaanity IawraacaCe,

JKr OFFICE, Third Story of Union Row, adjoining tbe Journal" Printing Office. June 2!», *531£

Flooring Factory.

1AM

prepared with superior machinery, to dress FLOORING aw) CEILING at short notice, or to surface lumber and bring it to as invariable gtcige.

Picketing, Veuitian slats, and all kinds of SAWING done to order. Dressed flooring ami ceiling, from well aesson ed lumber, kept on hand, and lor sale- Call at tbe

ANCHOR MILLS,

INFORMS

April 9 '52-33-tf.

opposite Wallace's Foundry,

1st Street. R. I- THOMPSON Terre Haute. July «, '53-46-tf.

NOTICE.

rpHE partnership existing between the tinder4 signed was dissolved on the 7th inst by mutual consent. The business of the late firm will j, be settled bv P. M. Donnelly, to waom all indebted will make payment.

June 25, *53 tf WOOD & DONNELLY.

Ladles Dress Goods.

tMGURED

and plain black silk chameleon

and brocade of various qualities, do-, beragea, delaines, poplins, French and American lawns, white dress goods of all kinds ginahanas, silk snd mohair alpacas. All of which will be sold cheap for cash al F. NIPPERTS,

North ol Public Square

Terre Haute, May ®1,53 39-tf

r. T. HULMAN

his Iriends snd the public generally

that be has just got.back with afresh and well selected Stock tf

ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES.

which he will sell, as heretofore at wholeaale and retail, st the lowest figures. All who wish anything in bis line, will find it to their interest to give liim a call, st his store on National Road st?g|{, opposite thePo?i Office,

g[K]©!©a

SPRING ARRIVALS.

have recieved our Spring Stock of work from the east, comprising a large assortment of the best and most fashionable kinds of Gents, Ladies, Boys, Misses, and Children's Boots and Shoe", That wo have ever received, and will sell very low for cash.

Also, a large stock of our own manufactured work constantly on hand." SCIIOOLEY & VANHORN,

Sign of the Gilt Boot, No.5, Pha-nix Row, April 16 '53-34-tf ^-_

New Provision Store,

AND FAMILY GROCERY. East -nd National Road St., North side, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

THE

subscriber would respectfully inform the public ihathe has fitted up and furnished with entire fresh goods, a Provision Store and Family Grocery, as above, where he intends keeping eveery thing in the Grocery line, of the best quality, and which he will sell at the lowest rates for cash, or exchange for prodi ce.

Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Fish, Tobacco, Spices, and all other articles usually kept in such establishments, will always he found on hand.

Also, Glassware, Nails, &c. He solicits a call from those making purchases as he feels confident that his articles and prices cannot fail of giving satisfaction.

April 90,'53 36-ly

100 Cases of Dry Goods for the Jobbing Trade.

MERCH

Fairy's AmericanTruit Garden Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees of America Cole's diseases of Animals.

aNTS in the country whd wish to replenish their stocks, will find a lanre assortment of Dry Goods, bought expressly for the jobbing trade,and which will be sold at a small advance on Eastern cost, at

OLD WHISKY.

OLD

Bourbon and Mononeahela Whisky, for sale by Sia WASSON & CO. Fob 26, ,53-27-tf

NEW EXPRESS FACILITIES.

Dangers of Ohio River Navigation A voided.

THEofAmerican

Express Company having

made favorable arrangements with the several lines Railroad Companies between this city and the principal cities throughout the Stales ol Illinois, Indiana. Wisconsin Michigan, 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 ures, together with Goods, Parcels and Packages Also, to attend to the collection of Drafts, Cheeks Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and pav Bills.— From the long estsblished reputation of our company for promptness and reasonable rates, we csn confidently assure the public that sny business entKisted to our care will meet with despatch not excelled by any other Express line.

Our connections with WELLS, FARGO & CO'S

Great California Express, and 4 ^LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO'S EUROPEAN EXPRESS,

Enable us to forward to and receive money. Drafts, or Goods from any part of the "Old World." Messengers, provided with Iron Chests^ will leave our office daily, for Cincinnati, O.^ Boston, Mass. Cleveland, O. Philadelphia, Pa. Sandusky, O. ,f Dayton, O. Colut umbus, O. Toledo, O. j.

1^1"!

Buffalo, N. Y.fU, Albany, N.Y. New York City, N. Y. Terre Haute, Ind.

Detroit, Mich. Chicago. 111.. Galena, 111. Milwaukie, Wis. St. Louis, Mo. Louisville, Ky. And the Canadas-

Agent,

af M. MNNELLV, TERSE HAUTE. rr Office, Indianapolis, corner of Washington snd Pennsylvsma streets.

LIVINGSTON. FARGO 6c CO., Proprietors, fob!2-'53-25-1 E. LOCKE, Agent.

New Books.

VILLETTE,

by tbe author of Jane Eyre aad

Shirley.

The Lofty and the -Lou Iv, or Good in Alt and None All

Good, by M.J. Mcintosh-

Castle Avon, by the Author of Rarenclifle. English Items by Matt F. Ward. Lady-Bird, by Lady Georgian^ Fullerton. Tbe Cap Sheaf, afresh Bundle, by Lewis Myrtle.

Ilie Master Builder, or life at a Trade by Day Kellogg Lee. Life of Sir Waller Scott, by McLeod.

Macauley \i Speeches Shakspeare and His Times, by M. Guisot. Pastoral Theology, or the Theory of Evangelical Ministry, by A. Vinet.

A Hero and tftber Tales, by the Acthor of the Ogilvies, dtc. Tbe Australian Captive and tbe Go!d Regions

forttk: by

Adrii 2,-Mtt

W. H. BUCKINGHAM: Sign of the Big Book.

Dry Goods ud Carpet Store.

JOHN SHf I LITO A CO.

No. 12, Bast Fourth St., Ciocinnttl, O.,

RESPECTFULLY

inform thetrcasfomersand

porehasers generallv, that they are now onetuag an extemnve aad compete assortment of fancy and staple English. French, German a

DRY GOODS,

Ahm, Foreign and American

Imported aad contracted far prerkwa to tbe lata advance, wkricfe we ofier at as low prices as similar gooda caa be jnickaasdia the United States.

Floor OH Cloths,

Tboroaghiy seasoned, front 3 to 91 feet ia widtfc. large stock always an Fat aaniliee, Hotel strangers ussy depend spaa finding tbe beat class of goods in oar ltne,atpnoessa low aaifcey CM be pare based in tfas Eastern citiea.

Midi Uj "53-^9-Gui w-

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

(LATE COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,

Of Indianapolis,

1?J

ESTABLISHED March 31tt. 1851. lncorpo rated 1353. W. McK. SCOTT, A. Founder and Preat dent

JAMES C. HAYDEN, (late Professor of Ba con's Mercantile College, Cincinnati,) Prof, Book Keeping snd Penmanship.

The Samoa will commence at College Hall a» follows: 1st Session on the fitst Monday of September

Snd Session on the 1st Monday of November 3rd Session on the 1st Monday of January 4th Session on the 1st Monday of March. 5th Session on the 1st Monday of May Having secured, permanently, tlte aervfeea tbe distinguished Professor above named, anc leased for a

THE

MICHEAL BURNS.

F. NIPPERT'S,

Farrington's Block, north ot Pnblic Square. Terre Haute, May 21,'53-39-tf

term ol years the commodious site

beautiful Hall formerly known aa CONCER1 HALL, but now named COLLEGE HALL which is to be fitted up in a style ol great elegance taste, and convenience, the President would say that this College now oflera advantages superioi to all others for imparting a sound, thorough, anc accomplished business education.

Coouss OF

STUDIES.—Tbe

Course of Studies, a»

enlarged, will be aa follows, viz: 1st. Book-Keeping, by Single snd Double Rn try, fh all its various branches, aud ita application to all kinda of businesa, 2. Tbe Laws, Customs and Usages of Trad and Commerce. 3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short snd easy system of cancelation (taught in no othet College.) 4. Commercial Law. in a aeries of Lcctures, thorough and systematic. 5. Business Penmanship. 6. Commercial Correspondence. 7. Lectures upon Banking, Political Economy and other subjects valuable to the business man

EXPENSES.- Cards ot Admission, INVARIABLY IA APVAKCE, or secured, f25 Diplomas $3 Station ery $5 Boarding 2 50 per Week incidentals, a option of studenU, #15. Making entire expense* about $75.

On application, a Catalogue will be furnished full particulars:

"Xfi

letters willreceive prompt attention on being directed, post-paid, to W. McK. SCOTT, President.

Indianspolis, June 18, '53 43-ly. CARDS OF ADMISSION to the above Institute may lie had on reasonnhle terms by applying at the Wabash Courier Office.

IIIXTE9SITI STOCK 8f lEf

DRY GOODS.

"'HE usdersigned respectfully solicits the sttention ol the public to the examination of bis extensive stock of new Spring and Summer Goods, just opened. His assortuieut is one of the largest in the Wabash Valley, and comprises almost everything in the dry goods line, and will be sold for cash at prices calculated to give general satisfaction.

F. NIPPERT.

Farrington's Block, north of Public Square. Terre Haute, May 21, '53-39-tf

Terre Haute and Evansville Canal Packet Line.»-,

IBHRBHESSshHSS

BOAT of this Line will leave the Basin lor Newberry twice a

For freight or passsge apply on board or to MEHW1N&CO. April 23, '53-35-tf.

New Leather Store.

undersigned, Iste of Dsyton, Ohio, would respectfully inform the citisens of Terre Haute snd surrounding country, that he has opened a wholesale and retail

LEATHER STORE, if

on the corner of National Road and Fourth streets, west of the Post Office, where he will devote hia entire attention to Leather, Hides, Oil, and Findings, where may bo found at all times, a large assortment of Skirling, Harness, Bridle Leather, Collar Leather,

Paduing, Seating, Sole and Upper, (Jajf and Kip Jikins, Morocco. Linings, Bindings,

Curryina

Orders from a distance filled, snd should the article or price not suit, if returned in good order, the purchaser can have bis money back. Please call and examine for yourselves snd don't forget the place, on the corner next the Post Olfioe, for goodJLeatlier and Cheap Bargains.

HENRY

September 18, 1852-

-Mrtf

Fulling and Cloth Dressing. WILL

b« done as usual, only in better style and finish, at .r HOLMES

and finish, at

April 23, *53-35*11'

MILL.

Imported Wines.

FINE article of chotco imported Wines, of r\. all kinds, can be obtained st BUKNS-S Provision Store,

April 30, *53 36-ly

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

INSURANCE

Columbia, S. C.

on Steamboat and Flat-boat car

goes, and lire risks on buildings, furniture and merchandize, taken in the above Companies, by

ALBERT LAI

jan29-*53 23 tf

Sub-Agent at Terre llaute.

MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS.

Youmans & Mshan have associated themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, and hope by strict attention to the bu siness of their profession, to reoeivc liberal share of patronsge. Office on 4th street, 2d doo North of Prairie City Drug Store. feL5 '53-24 tf

Bills of Lading.

NEAT article, to good paper, juatorinfeaand lor saleat the COb'RIEK OFFICE

CITY MARBLE WORK!

'r*HE subscriber, having permanently located II in Terre Haute will keen constantly on hsnd a large and choice variety of marbfe (br all purposes. Monuments on band and made to order

best manner Particular attention paid to design

!ng

and carving. June 18, *»43tf. J. JULIAN. On Snd street, nesrly opposite Stewart House.

Hats, Caps, Boot* and Shoes. PANAMA,

Leglftrn, English Straw and Palm

Leaf Hats 1 case of the renowned Geni Extra Silk Hats Fur and Wool Mexican Hats cloth and plush caps Sadies stra* auk braid bonnets nftoVaod boy's calf, kip and morocco boots and shoes ladiee enamel, morocco and catf booteea Jenny Llnd buskins and slippers children's shoes. Cheap fat cash at

F. N1PPERTVI,

Farrington's Block north of Public Square. Terre Haute, May 81, W-39-tf

Fresh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES. ffjimt co.,

ROM'I Block, Comer of Ohio uiS ScconJ Street, QOLICIT tk attention of tbe citisens of Tern-

Hsuui. to their choice stock of

retail, eooeMtag

tTA Wj&goa will ba to leoAoess to convey gtmda taasif put of die city, free ofexpcoK. TsKaHauiiTFeb 26, -S3 27 tf

MAKH1AGJS,

HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY 1« IT*

Thu watotaM nam-

SHMIM,

ncaro* ia tb* aitrMlaa

krqkca health taf apirits with cwflieitiw of jiiwwi and •ilawaa, 4«|nth| thm oflh* povrw for th» aaioymcai at aa ac* «Im phytic*! hedth, baoraarr of ifinu, ——oraUad, iriuBg Own a coaihioa aChMlth. of har is (Mn«a st But—perhapa r*ara tHhood.wrtha tmrwiofyaniasa ight to pan aaa«u«(4, aauCst)uss,

am AVTBft TSARS,

WVm «aa lata to ki.Mttri br kaawMs*, we koh Mch aa4 ma, aad mm dw nut co«M«aeaces of oat WMlW«

MTUUIOIIWI* AHD aTAitixnie idsafferias aad Te heheU the skhae* tar waav rt*n, froi tatdui^w battax

and «a

Renin

aadar«4 br amr*

Pawimd k« iaformatioa coaaiaH in little roll thaifMA ofalt)«hteh woald |*ra to bcraatf YBABI OT HUIRT,

«ih

CMMM andicoauoUabla, aaaily ill,—aot ioctirrad, iftrtrr Mmns AMD 1TOTHKR

E A I E W O A N S

Private Medical Companion.

BY DR. A. N. HAUR1CEAT7, mtriiiaa tr Diutiti^r VIHIK. OM IHAMA JUITMN. L(AM.,)F.H0.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC UM HOT DRPRAVDRDI Buy no book wriess "Dr. A. M. Maarioeau.ltSy Liberty SlreoC N. V.-' is on the title page, aad tbe^ eotrjr In the Clerk's Offloe on the back of the Utie-1 page and tray only of respectable and honorable, dealers, seed by mall, and address to Dr. A. M.« Maorlceao, as them are apurioua and surreptitious tafiriagements of oopy-rlgbU LIT BVBRY

WIFE

IFA

week

lor the pres

ent, and to Ports below sa the Caual is finished. The Boats of the above lane have facilitiea lot carrying twelve tons of freight each.

sent

niHgs,

Wool Carding at Hohnes Mill

WILL

be sunerintended by Mr. D. Swine hait, who is well known as a good workman. Farmers and others csn depend on getting good Rolls, and prompt attendance, by bringing their Wool to

April 23, 53-35-tf-T. Q. ILL DO ELY. R. W. RIDQELY.

Ridgely & Brother, WHOLESALE QROCER8,

A N

COBIMISSION MERCHANTS, i/ No. 81, Walnut St., between Pearl and Columbia^ CINCINNATI, O.

June 4, '53»41-if

Icc ream! Jcc Cream! Ice Cream!]

SERVKD

•'•t

A ad to bar baabaad ihe coaKaat (oil and aailttr of Biiitd, MMmrilf dayolvia* «po« biM iroa tickaaaa ol tn« wllh, wit boat niiu him tha opronaoUf of acqairiax iW Ma pctevca which hia axemooa art cotitjad.and tha poaauatoB •t which wo«id maia tha itappianaar kiSMttf, wift, au* childraa. •KCUXUC THK MKAH8 OT HAPP12VBWI Bvb«co«ia( ia tiioa PonnwJ tha kaowlrdaa. Uta want OR which HU CUBM the uckaeaa and portrty or ihoaujida. la view of rach cofqaaataa, MO wtft or MMlhar ia •Rn•abla if aha ueclact to avail ha rati of that tutowMs* i* napact to htwlr, which woald i|«n iat muck intfeniic, ba tha maaa of hararineas and nroatiaritT to Iwr hatband, ana ewifn «poa bar cnildran that Maaaioa aoora all nrtca—healthy anth herithj^adada. That6towla4ge uaaataiaaUia

AND

ezrnse

/Vm

fee*, Shoe wails, aps

TnjjgiiigjJLasts, Pegs, Shoe Nails,

oot Trees, and Small Tools, LV Knives, Fteshers, Rub Stones, Lam

in?

Black, Brushes, and a great many small tools am srticlcs not necessary to mention. Leather in the rough purchase# also, Hides aqdj&ina, for which will pay fair pricea :ff£ Ia Cash or Trade. 1 I

qf charge

by addressing,

lion, extra binding,)of

/Vm)

VAUltlCKAU, Bo*

up in superior stylo, at all tiniest

with cakes and confectionary of every description, st the Confectionary ol the undersign* ed on the South side of she Public Square. 0*A separate Saloon for Ladies.

June 4,'53-41-tf

KBERWINE & CO.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Trov and Western

IMS.

from

tbe beat Vermont and Italian marble. All orders will be phmiptly attended

snd executed in 'th*

FAMILY GKU-

carts, wbicb tbey will dispose of cbesp for casb at whoteeale and

part of

Ckoiee and Prise Leaiiiasa taf«i% Molaaoes andGMden %nm Old Government Java aad Prime Given Rio Coffee new crop) Choice Green aad Black Teas Hreab Care!in* Rice (new sropfcFicklee in Jnts Ra« Apple and BaciM Dairy Cheese Salmon, Mackerel, and Tongaes aad Sounds, brls. 4 brls. snd kite Sperm, Star snd Mould Caodies Pepper. Alisplce, Mustard, Stsrdb and Boston Soap. No 1 Street Oi), Plepper Saves and Table fialu very dnriee Virgin, is maaufactare and fine cat Tobsceo, with a gen. eral sssnitsimi of GroeehssseitaMe for Fudly

Frist,

(os ruia mn, SSTBA stnmse, TL 00.) Flnt pvbliahcd ia IMT, ud it te aat avRPitnua on woiiDiiirv^ 1 CoNStderlnn that

KV1RT PIMALI,

WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT, «an hen AO^ntre A

Oall

KNOWLEDGE

iboald kin bm told. It imtmcticabl* to COB trotted oi, ihey in of I

of the natnr*,naiim,

character slid causes sir her com with the varloas qnaptoau, ajHurly

omplaliits, AND

that

HALT A nUlON COPHH

wy fall: MtHK

ty tlM vartoui «nlkifca||: ttrictly intended for UMFbail*

owa

rr«r)' baibaad who Hu U»* love and affrciioa of hia «rift h«Mt,

ill obuit affrct

lhat of hi* owa pKuiujr iajrniTtant.

UPWARDS or OMR HUNDRKD THOUSAND COPIBS llm tern 8KNT BV MAlli within tha I ait ftw vaalhs^

UVIBAHD

PONDRRt

Isnmsca,when lgnoranea

la Misery to thaao w« hold near and

dear, and when to dispel one Ignorance

dispel

la within oar

reaeh.

To enable every one to deelde upon the Indispensable neessstty of possessing a copy, SND

that no

wtfc, or mother noed remain uninformed upon the many eauses, which, sooner or Ister, are destined to make foarfol raraget upon her heaitii, unle«guarded against, and that no eonslderale and affectionate S husband have cause to upbraid himself with cegleet

of the wellhes of his wife—A pampbtot of thlrty-sia

pagoa, containing

.AU4

isms, together

1394,

TitU~paa« and IncUm qf Om-

wlUi extracts from the book, will

bt»

to any of United Btatsi,

post-paid,aspart herein.th«

When Knowledge Is Happiness,*tls cnl|able to he Ignorant. |3F

On receipt One Dollar

(for

the line Kdt-

1'RIVATK MKDICAL COMPANION" IS

"THK MARRIED WOMAN'S

sent

(mail.

anjr part of the United States. All

tern must be post-paid, and addressed to

New York.Publish'DrMlot

any part

New City.

be post paid

tog Offlco, No..139 Liberty Street,York

CAU, BO 10)

139

Libel

For sale by S. F. Parris, Oreencastle. In New

ror sale by S. F. Parris, ureencasue. in new York City, by Stringer & Townsend. American Museum Aariance, Sherman & Co., No. 8 Astor House: Dewitt & Davenport Barnes &. Co.

OF* ICE, 129 Liberty Street, New York City. April 30, '53 36 ly-ls

near Grocnwich,

Line.18ry-fz,,"

ON THE CANAL AND RIVER. Leaves New York and Buffalo Daily. Running in connvction with Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes. No Transhipment at Albany or Troy.

CAKGO or EACH BOAT FULLY IRSURED PROPRIETORS: RICE. CLAPP ft CU-, New York, P. L. STERNBERG & CO., Oufialo.

APPLY TO

Rice, Clipp Sc Co., 31 Coenties Slip, N«w York Chas A. lolger St Co., 101 Pier, Albany Rogers, Reynolds & Martin Lafayette}, -V®"9,®' O'Keilv St, Mitchell, Evansville

Buckinghsm &Co. Toledo H. B, Smith, Terre Hsute •:/.] P. L. Sternberg St Co., Buffalo,

Mark Packages "T. St W Line." fBo«ts lesve Middle Pier, Coeuties Slip, Dsily st 5 o'clock, P. M.

March 5,93-28-feii

O A E S

McCoraifck's Celebrated Reapers.

tbe opening of Csnsl nsvigation (he subscriber will be in receipt of full supply of the above Machines, which bare been proved sa* gertor sny others, both in this country and in

They are warrmnUd to cut two acres of wheat or other small grsm in sn hour, snd to ssve st least Ihree-fewfhs of sll tbe wheat scsttered by ordinary cutting, tbey are well made, of first mte material, very durable with proper care, and

tbe raking of the wheat can be well done by a man riding upon them. Tbeee Reapers are also constructed with mow* ing mscbine sttached, warranted to cut one and a fourth scree of grass per hour, snd to.do its work j. as well snd ss close to tbe ground, on unootta lend, ss oniinsry mowing. Farmers and mars are requested to call and examine these nti tminea sfter arrival, and if they do not, on trim, p« fferat all tbat is claimed for them, any pufcbas c*n return bis reaper to me^

Feb J?» '53 26

Sash* Door Blinds.ftnd Prnme Factory,:* TERRE HAUTE, INI). HAVE commenced the above business in Ihsk room formerly occupied by Mr. Bishop, on 4thr itreet, near the Post Office, where 1 intend tor nanufacture 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 the times.

Orders from dtntance can be sent through the Post Office, and will receive immediate attention.* Persons in thecity wanting anything in the abovo line, will do well to sendln their orders as early as possible. G. W. SHAFFER.

Mar 5, '52-dawtf-28-82.

Fine Lumber.

1U8T received a quantity of Pine Lumber, fori 1

ssle.

SMITH & LEGGETT.

April 16, '53-34-tf