The Wabash Courier, Volume 22, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 October 1853 — Page 3

SECTION

5THfifty

BKITNOJ* GTH.

SJXTION

AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the Public Burying Ground. Srrriox 1ST. Be it ordained by (be Common Council of the city of Ten* Haul*, Tbat L/ta No. 37, 38. 47 and 48 in the subdivision of socs ion sixteen, Harrison Township, Vi«o county, are appropriated to and constitute a Public Burying Ground for the use of the citv and that the map or platt of the tubdiviciona of said LJta asreeorded in the ordinance book of the town of Terre Haute be confirmed, and that all the avenue* and alleys therein delineated be reaenred aa common

^^ectiok 2D. Be it further ordaloe& That all lota situated in the subdivision of Urt38, bediftded into four claasea aato priee. The out metier of Iota on each aide of Let 38, firoatuiff"on main streets, at |K each. The in lots, or those fronting on natrow streets, ot §10 each. Quarter lota fronting the streets, and corner lota on the main atreefs at $3,00. The quarter 'ota fainting on alley a at $2^0. Any person or persons waning to purchase any ot aaid lots shall, upon producing the Treasurer'a receipt, for the price of such lot. be entitled to a conveyance—executed by the Clerk, end attested by the City Seal, conveying to each person or persons the excluwve use of such lot or lots for the purposes specified in section first, and sutject to the control of the Council, of which conveyance the Clerk shall krp a record.

S.CTJOS 3a Beit further ordained. That the certificates ofconveyance for aaid lots are assignable,and that such assignments shall be evidenced by a "transfer** executed by the City Clerk upon the back of aaid certificates, attested by the City Seal and that no such aasignment of said certificates shall b« recognized by the sexton save such as are thus authenticated. Provided further, that the Clerk shall enter each transfer upon his Rccord of Convsyanoes at the time of attesting the aame. for which entry and attestation be shall be entitled to the sum of twenty-five cents, to be paid him by such assignor. 8ecrioi« 4TH. Be it further ordsined, That Blocks Numbering from 7 to 18 inclusive in the survey of Lot No 37, be sold lor the sum of one dollar each, and in the manner heretofore provided in scction second of this ordinance. And that blocks No.7,8,9,&, 10 in Division of the survey of said section, be reserved for the burial ol transient i*rtons and paupers and that Blocks No. 15, 16, 17 and 18 in the aame division of said survey and section, be alone appropriated to the burial of negroea and mulattoes, and be sold in the manner and at the rates heretofore designated in the first part of the section, (excepting block No. 18, it being leserved for the burial ol pauper negroes and mulattoes.) Provided further, that any person or persons who shall purchase, burv, or attempt to purchase ar bury any negro or mulatto upon any lot or block except blocks No. 15,16,17 «ud 18, in Division C, as above designated, shall forfeit and pay to the City of Terre Haute a sum not exceeding dollars and costsof suit.

Be it ordained, That the Citj

Council may elect a Sexton, who shall hold his office during the pleasure of the Council. whose duty it shall be to take charge of. superintend, and preserve fiom injury said Grave Yord, attend funerals, dig and fill graves, and give directions as to where transient persons and poupers shall be buried, fie shall keep a Register of the dale of Interment, name and age of all persons buried, designating the No. of the lot or place of interinent.and roport the same to the Common Council monthly. Provided further, thai said Sexton, as a compensation for his services, be allowed for digging and filling all graves for persons under ton years old, 0110 lollai otid a half each for digKing end filling all graves for persons over ten years of age. two dollars, to be paid in advance by ih© person or pcraona employing him, and on allowance at the rate of ten dollars a year for making the monthly reports heretofore mention ed. He shall also bring, or caused to be brought to the grave, free of charge, the coffin-box, if one in to be used and dig all graves for persons under ten years of ago, four feet deep, and all graves for persons over ton years of age, he shall dig live leet deep.

Be it ordained, That any person

or persons who shall, contrary to tlio nroviBions of this ordinance, inter, or cause to be intered, the body of any deceased person upon any lot or niece of ground within said burying grounds, (or upon out of No. 3. commonly known as the old grave yard,) for which lot said person or persons shall not have a regularly authenticated certiorate front the Clerk, shall forfeit and pny to the city a sum not to exceed fifty dollara and costs of *Upi-.CTION 7TH. Be it ordained, That no owner of any lot in said burying grounds, shall erect around said lot any pailing or frame worfc ol wovd, but may plant at the corner, and in tl\e centre of each side of said lot, an iron fence, not to exceed three feet in height, and may conncet the same each to the other by a chum, or may place around said lot an iron fcnce not exceeding three and a hall feet high. Any person or neraons violating this section, and refusing, when requested by the Sexton to remove the same, •hall forfeit and pay to the town ol 1 erre Houie ilia sum of iweuiy-five dollars ami costs ol suit.

8TH. Be il further onljiincd, ihat

any lioraon or person# who ahall lean or drive any cal'tle, horses, nogs, or any other animals, or one of any of them, within the enclosure of said burying ground or who shall, or who shall negligently, wilfully, or maliciously injure the fence*, gates, or other improvements, or shall cut or in jur# an

oilier

IIIIUIVKIIIVIMS,

of the trees or saplings, (except such as ny w. are in their respective lots,) or shall iiyure or remove any ol the stakes, posts, or chains, or do* face any of the monuments, tomb stones, vaults, or ornaments ol said burying grounds, or of the old grave yard on out lot No. 3, or shall drive any carriage or other vehicle, except the Hearse, upon any of the avenues or alleys othci than tlie mam directs shall, for each and every such offence, lorfeit and pay to the city of Terre llaute a en not to exceed hftv (iollars and costa of suit, to which may be added imprisonment in the city Calaboose for term not exceeding 8SCTIOI«a Be it further ordained, 1 hat tho nrowHls of the sale of all lots in the burying ground, and all moneys arising from the for eiture or payment of any tine or penslty in«lu ed for the violation of tills ordinance, ^sll separate fund, eallcd the Grave Yatd bo applied to the uaea ol said Grounds, in payment of debts, improvements, ornaments, and »u per in tendance and thstt all

ou,l"nnce*^i

and atiil the detnand

P"'1!

of ordinances, coming within the purview ol thia ordinance, are hereby repealed. Passed September Ifih, 1H53.

W. K. EDWARDS, Mayor.

Attest: J. EDMUNDS, OM. Sept »4, *3-2w.

WANTED,

T,X)VR OR F1VF. GOOD JOINFRS for the Mason, tor which a good price in CASH,will aivon at the end of every wedt. Inquire or B.

NOW READY

q%9 JVetr Methodist Singing Book. E O O N

ByTISOSWoooatTlY,

I. B. assisted by Rev

MAT

Pastor of the John Street Methodist

Church. It comprises nearly one Thousand nieces of the chotowu *tmc, including almost «Y*ry old tune of anv merit ever publidwd it represents some two hundred of the finest comnSSTthe world ever saw, and contains every

WW#

hfki with truth to be an almost exhaustless mine of the riebret Sacrsd Musical Treasures ever presented to the public. Glowing with tl» animat^Vnd burning seal of the communion for which itia designed, tlU tunes are nevertheleaa equally adaoiedto the Hymn Books of all denominations of Christians. tV Mr Woodbury's last Book, iha I)ulciiuer,!

OVER 150,000 COPIES

have been i«ued apprarsncemree years IM,

BX5S?1»W«ssional

on the irKresee. ls

IS, further evidence of U» admirat^n in which he is behlass fompo«r to be dewnsdt From the enthusiasm with which the LI^TE hss already b«en greeted, a receiption for tn» lar to that Bteted to the Dulcimer is ccef nly

atwdcian desiring

either the Lu» or ean have it sent to htm, fiye.of postage, by remitUtu 6P*ou »^.PSb,H-fSVlNC.1tN.

Sept »•, W'Ww «3 Park Row, N- H.

O I N A N E

For regulation ^b* traveling on the Road of the Western Plank Ro*d C«snpany. YBtit llw Bmri Dirrctor* lAe

J?Ssrf€er That any person

or person*, travelling on Royd of said Compsav with any team or vehkleof any deaenptt onmeeting wr passing anjr other tewn or terns of any discripuon, sWl k*«p or tarn to the right, so as to allow a fiNMpaaa^te without any obatroctioQ whateeer.

Anv oersoo or perwx»s, violating thMcrtynaac*1 •Itall forfeit and pay to s^M cowpany the twn

S a

(root sad after it* pablicadoo i* tte ateah

Adopted Septwwe* y^ MtiRBOOR, ¥nX Atte*t: W. K. l»wa«»». **-4"

pnifl of Lading,

EAT artick. oa

Mlttttte

!SENTLESEN'I

Vests, Pants. Hats, Caps, A N N E

N. B.—Our Stock is our

AMES ANDES SOU, JR.

August 13. S3-3m.

NEW FIRM.

W 0 1 E

rnHE subscriber his just received a large and 1. well selectod stock of

AND

C°CLn*

West Sidle of the Public Squart.

Terre Haute, Sept. 3,

MERWIN~8C KELLEY,

Auction & Commission Merchants,

And Wholesale Dealers in

NOTIONS AND

ESKCtS.

jatM nriaaad a®

OOURlBk

JEWELRY,

.-y-tnafeSsr

bv-

tions

NoriA nt JS w. TF.RRF. HAVTF., INT). Ciaars. No

|. A0A*»w. ORABAM.

Received At

Garment purchashed at our establishment exchanged if not fully approved. 1853-5-y

Torre Haute, September 24

JOB5 BUCKINOHAM. SBKS'R nrtKlWRAM.

ADAMS A BXJCJCINOHAMS, 1 8 8 O S E E NEW YORK.

GRAiiTSHt BUCKlNGHAMS,

tii

„Otr ,TO,,^SST«^T.

cash advances made on shipments

^AdSSTN^Y^ham, at Prairte City Bank. T^m STuS: until 1st December next.

Covington Ledger, AtUca

R«rstS?Perrysville please copy three montha and send bill* to this office.

500 AGENTS WANTED! ONETIIOUSAND DOLLARS A EAR.

AjifKD IN EVERY COUNTY IN

S E

GENTLEMEN'S MOHAIR OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S WHITNEY OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS, GENTLEMEN'S FlNE CLOTH OVERCOATS nPNTI RMEN'S FELT CLOTH COATS

MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS

GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS GiNTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS. The above, together with ft fine assortment of

WJI.LIA* 1TI.AWS. JOHN

Anderson, M'Lane

VARIETY GOODS, &

THE

\V UNITED STATES, active and enirr-

enter

in the aale of some of the in the country. To men of ita. offiftd as

enawe ih«m to make from $3 to #10 per day

'rrThe Books published by a**ie alllawful in^heir character, pxtr^m^ypopuls^ awi COOK

N°-

August 37, 'W-tf-

The Laborer is Worthy of his Hire,"

VERY man, Lawy**, I Artist, po««*^ «JJ XHnuJtSSl

£^£^r point of rtlr fm mmt

Fine Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs. CLOTHING,.

,.|a nnd Finish, with our trell known excellence, and

^UuLam," XSb?e stocV which we are determined to sell, on the lowest possible terms.

Remember the "LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE,"

Northeast Corner of the Fnblic Square, TERRS HAUTE, INDIANA.

acture, and we WARRANT the workmanship. Any nAt Aillv nnnraVMl. s. &, I.

w. Ajaamsoay

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Foreign

6 O O 8

No. 452 Main Street, North side, bet. Fifth and Sixth, -gL, C9 -r SgB 3BC 9

VARIETY GOODS' and CLOTHING, now in store and arriving daily, en

VARIETY GOODS and CLOTHIJNG, now in store aim

ear.

Goods at all seasons of the y^_., Wo have on hand a very large and well assorted stock ot

E A A O S

II AVE recently taken into partnership in the CLOTHING BUSINESS, V\ M.

Sept. 10, '53-tf.

J. MA

The business will hereafter bo carried on under the firm of Mack & Co., at the old stand, in Rose's Block, West side of the^publlc sq.'"^

COMB AND SEE THE

B.&°.^ -nJ cwn. \V™

French China, Wlutc, Gilt* and decorated, American, French, and Bohenuon Glassware lAH.king-glasses, and GermanSilver, Uriionia ware, Waiters, Ijimps,

"?vf

business, to which he invites the attention of the public. Also, a choice lot of

O E I E S

For family use and for the trade. KT i'ackages put up

Dealers. OJ* CALL AN

for

C°UU

\V0I

FEt

aire-

inferiori

SSE

RBOTmS at my ^£3fS£ aock«flo*.at«^ tow that rrnr can obtain a umw?.!"'.? the neatest ano »*oet dtNo pwaate will ta«Mtl«« Kf

KrSteA and chemi^ls for swe. DITF & FREKJIAK Operator T'rrt Hsa%, Jaly Wj l8W-i*'^

COL-

STRAUS & ISAACS

GEORGE W. AKDEBSQX.

Co.,

generally, to our large a^d •ANCY DRY GOODS,

UI.I»U.B U.„„

•tyles and quali'iM in mnrket.^ direct from Europe, and as we keep a purchaser constann^restding in the Eastern cities, our arrangements and facilities are such that we are en-

embracing all the best

MACHINE FOR SOWING

TIMOTHY & CLOVER

Also, Hemp, Turnip, and other small Seeds.

Patented by M. D, WELLS, Morgnntown, Vir ginia, December 14, 1852 manufactured by J. 0. JONES, Terre Haute, Indiana, nPHIS Implement is simple in its construction, 1. cheap and durable it distributes the seed reg ularly and evenly over the land, and guogesthe amount per acre with mathematical precision. With it, much more seed ennbe sown in any given time than by the process, and con be sown in any tolerable state of weather, as the blowing of the wind does not effect the even distribution of the need. Any man of good sense, though he never sowed seed, con use one of these machines, and can put in the seed with an evenness and regularity not possible to be attained by any human hand, alone, however experienced.

This Implement combines UTILITY, SIMPLICITY. CHEAPNESS and DURABILITY it is just what every farmer needs, and ought to have. Why should our fnrrns be exhausted by excessive grain crops, when grass raising, and stock raising tvlll improve tho soil,and ultimately be more profit able, with less labor. Those who desiro to see those machines, also testimonials From some ot our best farmers and experienced prnciitional men who have testud them, wifi pleaso call at the Post Office. J. 0* JONES. '4' l'ricc, Six Dollars.

Terre-Haute, l«d., Sept. 3d 5,'tf. ECOM MEN DATIONS. I have examined and witnessed the performance ofM. D. Wells'iSeedSower, andean confidently recommend il to the farmers. It combines simplicity th cheapness of construction with it the larmsr saves much in time and seed, and can sow any quautitv ol seed to the acre he chooses, with almost matnematical precision, and distribute it regularly and evenly over the I and, more so than any human hand possibly could ao. I have bought a machine and (arm right for my own use 1 consider ita labor saving, and monry» saving machine, and na such confidently recommend it HUGH STEWART. iUarch 32,1853. Of Vermillion Co.

I have tested the above described machine, on my own farm, and fully concur with Mr. Stewart iu respvvt to its utility and advantage to the farming community. It distributes the seed regularly and evenly, ana de'ermioes with precision the desired amount to the acre. It is a lahor-*a• ving machine without doubt one which ought to be in the Irands of every farmer who contemplates sowing grass seeds. HIRAM SAHTH.

OneoJ tht Commissioner* of Vigo Co.

have examined and witnessed the performance of M. D. Wells' Patent Seed Planter, and can say that it distributes the seed evenly over the land, and is in my opinion a labor-saving and srtd saving machine, and as such 1 recommend it to the favordble consideration of Farmers. if. MAKKLE.

I have tested the Seed Planter, and fully concur in the foregoing recommendations- 1 sowed six teen acres in one dav with esse, and the wind was blowing too fresh to have permitted sowing by hand. It was my first trial with the machine, and my seed came out within a quart of the amount 1 had gauged tor the whole sixteen acres. 1 can recommend it to ths favorable comideraiion of Farmer*. JOEL H. KESTER.

Formerif of Linton Tovmskip, Vigo CV

Gutta Percha rs. India Rubber!

•^IMFTmW FATIBFJ.Y NEW. THE WORTH

AMERICAN GUTIA PERCHA 60.,

Ol Nt,w \ork, are offering at holeaale A GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTBLNG, -fee., lode fYona Ridder*s

FATEJtT VtTLCANtZED OCTTA PS1CIIA,

Ot new styles and beautiful finish. HESE Goods are water-proof, free from un pleasant pliable and elastic like India Rubber, not by fatty substanccs, an4 untx

TOT MCOXKRHE *J*D BSTOM STICKT.

They are difierwat in charscter traro any other Goods heretofore made of Gotta Percha, eititer in thia country or Eoiope, and are

WHMXTO TO WAXD iU CU JUTES. An "f rite variety may be found Coats, Cloaks, CaixiiPoiiSthfle. Reefing Jackeu. Chreral^Leg gtna Sou-westers, {W Camp Blanket-. Iior^ Covets. Sfe.-"s-ar Malta, Synnges, Breast Pumps, Balls, Pe«.-w and Ink Eras*

stu, ajmnges, unwst rumps Ink Erasers, G«s Pags, Sports

Drinking Otpu St«*m l*»clun^

SMn imntung C«p*. Stesm Packing, M»chii»tf Belting, Carnage Cloth#, &c., *Uh a te^jr.. omr *sb tmsmi un naarp, Made expressly to meet the ne*-passenger law Cortrnas. Aliof a^itabiwd fwi^tjr anwriort aaj tier vater proof Goods now before the pal

omr *sb tmasjiT® un naarp, lannfetlawsf or to anj

T»«*

*ater prooi

UOOM

now oewwr wm pah

tie. For sate at the WAuaocsc, 80 ess** *wutrr, rotae. Dealer* la wtw-pttwf Good# an mrited to ex a mac tliesr Good#,We') jg they wjjl find tfcem -8 **ts rAa.«.r^»i to anything they have «vcrsmnVt'ff

Orders to say estem ejmrated at short notice.

W1U4AM JUDDER, fwat N. A G. P. Co.

ntfxrw«-

1Ve» a- 9wwt«y. A«ivn

Bags,

ECEIVKD by Kcaiacr Gnfea YnWMW

WANTED.

CONVENIENT House for a small Family, near the businessjart of the city. For partirulars apply at the Western Stage Co1*, offiofc

Terre flautey Angaatao, I859h£

Great Chure^of TliomWi Dickson,

POINT OF ROCKS MD.

DR/SWATtfE'S

Celebrated FaaiUr Medicines SO FAULT SBOOID BE WITHOUT THEM. Dr. Sua pic's Compound

,.C«r^ wonderful "~s

cures perform- S|

4,,f ed by this invalna- .. bJe medicine, in pulmoFT ION,

naryCONSUM! Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronlitis. Influenza, Whooping Cough, Croup, fitting of Blood, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Side and Breast_ Tickling or raising in the Throat, and all diseases of the Lungs, and Breast have excited the astonishment of all who have witnessed its marvelous have witnessed its marvelous efiect there is no account^ of a medicine, from

chilis. h.

L*.5

earliest ages, P"* 'fit**

HIDES!

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

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

Terro Haute, April30, ^3-36-ly

Dividend Notice.

Office Terre Ila»te aiul Richmond Railroad Co Terre Haute, July 12, 1853. rpHE Board of Directors have this day declared

I a dividend of three and a half i31) per cent, on the Capital Stock of the Company, tor six months ending June 30.

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

METALLIC BURIAL CASES. fl^HE under ifned would respectfuly inform the eitixens of Terre Haute snd surrounri.ng couniry,thal he has purchased the interest »f Win

AGAR,and

*,'*#»% *7t«. alleliv' Read this Extraordinary Cose.

POISTOFROCKS,

COMPOUND SYRUP OF

«e.

Frederick Co., Md. June 9th, 1838,

Dr. Swayna—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 cores in my own case, that has ever been truly recorded. In the month of October lost, I was afflicted with a severe gathering in mv breast, 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 para 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, so that my physician thought my case entirely hopeless, and beyond the power of medicine. I remained in this wretched condition for a long time, until I was wasted to a mere skeleton, and there seemed to be no hope for me but having read in the public papof the many wonderl'u lcures performed by your

WILD

CHERRY,

1 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 neal, and the cough tosubside, and on using ten bottles, I was restored to perfect health. 1 feel very grateful, and firmly believe that to your valuable medicine, under tne Blessing of Divine Providence, I am indebted for this great change, and am hippy to say that 1 am now enjoying as good health as I ever have. wrnt""* Yours, very "respectfully. 1'

THOMAS

Dixdf.

The subscriber is well acquoiuted with Thomas Dixon, and pan testify that he has been afflicted as above represented, I regard liis recovery as almost a imracle. He is a worthy member ot society. .11 JAMFS R. DURBOROW,'f Pastor of Burlin Circuit, Baltimore Conference.

Be Careful in Purchasing

to obtain the original and only genuine preparo* tion of Wild Cherry, which must have the portrait and signature of Dr. S

WANE on each wrap

per around the bottle. Until you obtain this compound you will never know the real virtues of IVifd Cherry.

Swayne's Celebrated Vermifuge, Kr BEWARE OF MISTAKE. .O Remember Dr. Swayno's Vermifuge is now put up in square bottles. Dr. Swayne's Sugar Coated Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills.

A gentle purgative and alterative medicine, far superior to the rills in general use. I'ne above valuable medicincs nre by Dr. SWAYNE at his Laboratory, No. 4 North

I'ne above valuable medicincs are |,trpared_only

,lh st. Philadelphia For sale by J. R. CUN1NGHAM, sole agent for Terre Haute and vicinity,

Terre Haute, July 16, '53-47-tf.

REMOVAL.

Boston Leather Store,

NATIONAL ROAD STREET, South-Eastco«-. ner of 5th Street, opposite the Episcopal Church. KERCKHOFF & CO., inform their former G. customers and the public generally, that they have moved their LEATHER S'lORE. from National Road Street opposite Union Row, to National Road Street, corner of 5th street

They have now on hand a large and exquisite assortment of all kinds of Leather, as Spanish, Cincinnati and Country Tanned Sole, Band, Upper. Bridle, Harness, Skirting, Collar and Split leather, French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip Skins, Lining, Rinding, Topping. Sheep and Deer Skins, Tampico and French Men's and Ladies Morocco.

SHOE FINDINGS.

They also keep a general assortment of Shoe Fiud ings, as Lasts, Boot and Shoo Trees,Clamps, Pegs, all kinds ol Shoemakers Tools of the vory host qualitv.

Having adopted the principle of only selling for cash, and buying also for cash in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell it lower pri» ces than any of their comjieti tors.

will etmtinue the Cnbmet BoM-

ness at the olo stand All kinds ot Cabinet ware kent constantly on hand, and ma«le order.— Mso will give bis undivided attenllob to the Undertaking BokincM«,and cheaper tlisn sny other establishment in this city, and ff»,«ctitdly solicits a share ol puvU Pa}??|,?%e

Tpir„p

Jul/30 '53 ly CHAJs. KlCilfc.

SHEETING WAREHOUSE.

S E A E & S O A E I N (I«ate Sheldon, Senver A Co.,) JOBBERS *5n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Offer for sste a large stock *f

BRO IIVV SUE f:Tt.VG S Drills. Osnsburgs, Baroing, Carpet Warp. Wadding, Battt, Wick. Twine. Sue., at the lowest market oases*, for MCSPTASCS. W« retpectmlly softcrt a csll from otv oMmUHntri niefobiolj wwlf walotr purchasing. No. f» BROADWAY, oppfltile so el a ad 2 3 N E S N

Ju!y23,*i^im

FOR SALE.

& A RA»X tMASCSTO KA*« «»»ST I^HE saberhber, drMtvu chsnging his bn»i-

MML oibrs ItrtMie. «t a bargain, bis mm snd conxnaodkMn Tar.nery. situated in Terre Haste. Ind. The I«iiigs etawsi of Beam hmmm. two stoma 1.-.u £0 by sftd UU HOTTSB.

Hid* boom a«d SiaW*, all

Attached 10 the concern, ia a slewn Engtme, ir. tor psmi|}ing, grin erfry eosvea the

Attached 10 thecoocem.u* complete runningorfer^ia«sd lor T&e aborc Yard has tence for taaeinf. being i»»U on

SUM

Md plana, wgardj^aol e&peo^ ami Ifiag 1 only Yard ia the aty. prcsesiu a r»re ch»otc to sa snierprisiag man to eaur ww a sale sod eiatiea bMiinass

ICr Hidsaca«be bovght from 3i te4c{W-U».l and Barkat $9 percordi Pnaa#4vOOO.OB« «O down, the balance ia o«e, tw» and tkree year*, tm-mUby mortgage. JOHN TIERS A.

Teht Haot»CA«. 90, 5 l-t£

———————

IX ioradeatUw Wan*ees»of BRITTON A. Oa March "H 4tl-»

Pine Itumbez.

rstfru rtwsfe-:

A pal 16, -SJMtf

Cash fmWbeift4 AT THE ANCHOR MILLS,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. rpHB undersigned respectfully announces^to ihs I public, that his STEAJU FLOUJlI^ifr MILL is completed, and is now in fall operation where

FKESSFAXD.T FLOUR,

fal, may always be hsd, in any quantities to accommodate purchasers. Corn and cobs crushed, and ground, which makes a very supjsnor teed nor stock, always kept on hand, and sold by the barrel, or otherwise,or exchanged for grain, rarticular attention will be paid to retailing fitmr ana stock feed at tfe MM, and all sales delivered any partof the city.

Rr Fun wnslaiin every respect, and when objected to, on notice, will be taken away,/re* dirge* tSr Orders for Flour or

Stock feed left «ri Rus

sell Green, southeast corner of the Public Square, mil ».U. prompt •^«[^T-0Mps0Ni

MiB opposite Wallace's jbommdrjp

Terre Haute, July 2, *3 46-tf.

"MAN KNOW THYSELF." An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.

"EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY." on nnn COPIES SOLD IN LESS THAN rwUjUUU FIVE MONTHS. Anew edition, revised and improved, just issued.

DR. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND BOOK FOR THE A FFLICTED—Containing an ontlineoftheorigin, progress, treatment and cure of every form of disease, contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse,by selfabuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for their prevention.written in a familiar style avoiding all medical technicalities, and everything that would offend the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of a delicate or private nature.

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

This is. without exception, the most comprehensive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addressee 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 years to the treatment of the various complaints treated of, 'with too little breath to puflV' and 'too little presumption to impose,1 he has offered to the world "at the merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruits of some twenty years most successful practice."—HERALD.

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

ADVOCATE.

A Presbyterian clereyman in Ohio, in writing of "Hunter's Medical Manual," says: "Thousands upon thousands of our youth, by evil example ond the influence of the passions, have been led into the habit of self-pollution without tealizing the sin and fearful consequcnce upon themselves and their posterity. The constitutions of thousands who are raising families have been enfeeb.'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 tf human wretchedness, woujd confer the greatest blessing next to the religion of Jesus Christ, on the present and coming generations.— Intemperance, (or the use of 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 activoly en» gaged in."

One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped and postage paid, on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies for $F. Address, post paid COSDEN & Co., Publishers, Box 1W, Philadelphia.

Booksellers, Canvassvrs and Book Agents, sup plied no the most liberal terms. Tcrrc llaute, 2, July'53 16-1 v.

FRANKLIN HALL.

PHILIP MONNINGER, Proprietor.^ Corner of Market and Mulberry Streets, TEUKE HAUTE, IND.

THE unersignea having purchased the House known as the "White Hall" and refitted ftnd remodelled it, has opened it under the above name. He invites inspection to his arrangements, as he Delicves that

they will be found inferior to none in the city. HIS ACCOMMODATIONS, as frr is tabic, bedding, rooms, stables, and all other wants of those who may ftivor him with their patronage will not be found surpassed by any other house Jj^hed^^

will be reasonable. And trusting in a discriminating public, he hopes to merit share of public patronage. PHILIP MONNINGER*,'

April 30, '53-36-6m

E O O E DEALER IN

Stoves, Tin,'Shed-Iron and Copper Ware,

SOUTH SIDE MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE ISD. May 28, '53 -40-tf

CHAS. WOOD, Secretary.

July 16,1853-47-tf.

——————

Fancy (^oods.

NICE lot of ladies dress trimmings, black silk laces and fringes, bonnet ribboua, artificial flowers linen, silk and metal dress buttons. Indies'snd gentlemm's kid, lisle, silk and cotton gloves black, white, mixed and slate colorai hose black silk mitts silk and cotton parasols, sssorted colors and quality white, black and crimson crape shawls silk and barege do. AUoi which will be sold ttnusnslly^ow.^p

New Slove Store and Copper Shop.

8IG3T OF TIIE ELEPHANT.4 On Fourth St., one door north of Alain,

Terre Haute, Ind.

T11F undersigned wouW respectfully announce to the cititons of Vigo and the adjoining counties, that he hss iust opened anew Tin and Copper nHahbshotant, where be intends to keep constantly on hand a large aesortment ol

snns.

=======

tut

ui nra

My stoves arc of the newest and most approved among which will be lotiod the joUly

Celebrated Meteor Air-Tight

To which 1 would particularly call the attention of Tavern keeper*, (havingtwo «*ea r*»'»*»sT for iheir use,) and km*** 3w exdofive right to sell this stove in this nwrket.lfeel a recommending »t as one of the very best Stove, ever oflered i-saleon the W»»»»b.

I will slso keep constantly on hsnd sll kimlsot Tia VIare- by wbole*ole snd ret«M alao, IWto!ng Tubs, Hip and Shower Bath*, otCeppfr Work* soch asforeeand lift rumps,

IBOOO BNNG

appro

i«.-«k br

Stesm Mifismade tooe4«*«ndi»-»s»ptl* »*®cn-

^TSwaoia want oi anyof lie above agtidy «iH do well 10 give aae a caU.wi jateadtja sell very low. My

seles and small pto

JAMES T. 1IOORE.

n. B.—JaflMoT. Moot* is ataenprepsred to do ait kinds of Job Work in Copper. Tin, iSbeet Ztnc and Lead. As Job Work hm beiti mr ia the principal eiuea »n ihw west, »«*J

HAVANA OiaAH3.

NORMAL

S*!»»lianasX««rdBas,

Miiia/ss, Piiisrotoa, Loos bias, and other

Fsbf«,'5J-a7-tf Bosels

WM& B. MCIjEAN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT J*AW

P& AQWf

New York IndemaUr Imnkct Co. 83T OFFICE, Third Story of Union Row, ad joimtn the Journal" Printing Office.

June "*!L *531£

Corn Meal, and of

1'Flooring Factory. fw with superior machinery, to dress fiLOORING

1prepared

AKD

CEILING at abort notooe,

or to aurface lumber and bring it to invariable

^Picketing, Venitian slats, and all kinds of SAWING doas to order. Dressed flooring and ceiling, from wen seasonton hand, and for sale- Call at

ILLS,opposite

ed lumber, kept the Aitcvctt Mi 1st Street.

Wallace's Foundry ft. L. THOMPSON.

Terre Haute, July '53-46-tf.

HSWFXRBS.

T7 C. KING having purchased the interest of Ti. Cbas. Wood of the late firm of Wood & Donnelly draggists, the business will be continued under liie firm of D"»dl ^K{5gNNELLY.

E. C. KING'

Jnne»,,53tf,

Valuable Books for Farmers.

OTEPHENS' Book of the Farm, with fourhun O dred and fifty engravings, edited by John S.

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.

Allen's Rural Architecture T.' Thomas' Fruit Culturist, new edition* Coles' American Fruit Book The Gardener's Text Book ^7^^* The Poultry Book, by Bennett "3^ *f at an a a in 4 Liebeg's Agricultural Chemistry ,* The Pocket Farrier and Farmer's Receipt Book The Farmer's Practical Farrter, by Mason Youatt and Clater on the Horse .. Horsemanship, including the breaking and train*

Youatt on tho Dog, edited by Lewis Farrv's AmericanFruit Garden Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees ol America Cole's diseases of Animal^-. ~f.'

For sale by iCKiN(

April 9 '52-33-tf.

F- NlPPER.T,S'

North ot Public Square.

Terre Haute, May 21,53 39-tf

E O I S S S T. T. HULMAN

INFORMS

enrrally, and

his triends and the public genrr

that he has just got.back wit.i a IresL well selected Stock of ALL KINDS

GROCERIES.

which he will sell, as heretofore at wholesale and retail, at the lowest figures. All who wish anything in his line, will find it to their interest to give him a call, at hi«1 store on National Rond street, opposite the Post Office,

SPUING AIlUIVALS.

Wof

E^have recieved our Spring Stock of work from the east, comprising a large sssortment the best an most lnshionable kinds or Gents, IiBdies, Hoys, Misses, and Children's Boots and Shoe*, That wc have over received, and will sell very

AI so? aTar ge stock of our own manufactured work constaiu^on^hnnd^

VANHORN,

Sign of the Gilt Boot, No.5, Phomix Row. April 16 '53-34-tf

New Provision Store?

AND FAMILY GROCERY. East tnd National Road St., North side, mq TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

THE

subscriber would respcctfullv inform the public that he hiis fitted up nnd Ittrntshed with entire fresh goods, a Provision Store and family Groccry, as above, where he intends keeping eveerv thilig in the Grocery line, of the best quality, snd which he will sell at the lowest rates lor cash,

°rO»^,n^c/s,rSugars, Molasses, Fish, Tobacco, Spices, and all other articles usually kept in such establishments, will alwsys bo lound on hand.

Also, Glassware, Nails, &c. Ho solicits a coll from those making purchases as he feels confident thnt his articlos and prices

""no.

l*ILOF

'""MICHF.AI.

April 30,'53 36-iy

100

BURNS.

Cases of Dry Goods for the Jobbing Trade.

MERCHANTS

ill the country who wil

who wish to

replenish their stocks, will find a 1 ante as sortment of Dry (ioods, bought expressly for the

OLD

ill fin

ugnt exp

jobbing trade,and which will be sold at a sin all ad vsnce on Esstern cost, at

pt:RTa,

Farrington's Block, north ot Pnblk SquareTerre Haufe, May 2l,*53-39-ti

OLD WHISKY.

Bourbon and Monongnhela Whisky, for sale by W ASbON &. IO. Feb2fi, ,53-27-tf

"NEW EXPRESS FACILITIES. Dangers of Ohio River Navigation Avoided.

THE

-Art ^orih side Public Square*

Terre Haute. May 21, '53 39-tf

American Eipre»s Company having umdc fovorsbie srrnngeFn^rtti with the wver* a) lines of Railroad Companies between this city and the prinoipal cities throughout the States ol Illinois, Indiana, Wfsaonsm Michigan, Obio. N. Vork and the New England States, as well as both the Canadas, are now prepared to transport Bank Notes,Gold, Silver and all kinds ol 1 reas ores, together with Good* Parcels and Packages. Also, to attend to ihe collection of Drafts, Cheeks, Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and psv Bills.— From the long established reputstion of our company for promptness nnd reasonable rates, we can confidently assure the public that any business enttwsted to our care will meet with despatcn not Moelied by_«ny other Express line. _, 0«r connections with ,-^g WELLS, FARGO &. CO'S

Great California Express, snd

LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO'S

E O E A N E E S S

Enable as to forward to and receive ^money .Drafts, or Goods from any part of the Uld World. Messengers, provided with Iron Chests, leave our office daily, for

Cincinnati. O. Cleveland. O. Sandusky, O. Dayton, O. Cofumbes, O. Toltio, OBuffalo, N. YAlbany, N V. New York City.N.Y few Haute. Ind.

Boston. Masa. Hitladelpbia. Pa. Pittsburgh. Pa. Detroit, Mich. Chicago, 111. Galena, ill. Milwaukie, Wia. Ht. ]»uis. Mo. Loaisville. Kf« And the Canadas-

P. M- DPNNEM.Y, Agent, TRKRB

HAUTE.

rr office. Indianapolis, comer of Washington

febJ2Sf*3 2S-lr mi® fc. LOCKiv, Agcm.

*4"TO*New Books*

VII.LBTTE,

by the author of Jane Eyre and

Shirley

The Lofty and the U* Iy. None A«^»iir4y

O^odI in All sn

M- J.

("astle Avon, by the Author ofRavendlfc English Items ay Mstt f. Lady Oeorr«

THe'Cep «i' &e»l:

pgstoral Theok^y. OT T. Theory

n^»^Val«:

Lsm

TMWVM&e

Srott, by MdL/ol

immmtrf Sign ol the Big BookAdril*,'**

COMMERCIA1. COLLEGE/! (LATE COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE Of Indianapolis, IT'STABLISHED March 31st. 1851. lncofpo^ CJ rated 1853.

W. McK. SCOTT, A. M-, Fonnder aad Presi-T dent JAMES C. HAYDEN, (late Professor of Bacon's Mercantile College, Cincinnati,) Pro?, of Book Keeping and Penmanship.

The Session will commence at College Htwl as! follows: •. 'Hf 1st Session on the fiist Monday of September.

Snd Session on the 1st Monday of November.^ 3rd Session on the 1st Monday of January.,, 4th Session on the lit Monday ol March. .^ 5th Session on tits 1st Monday of May Having secured, permanently, the services of the* distinguished Professor above named, teased for a term of years the commodious r•:• beautiful Hall formerly known as CONCERT 11ALL, but now named COLLEGE HALL, which is to be fitted up in a style of great elegants, taste, and convenience, the President would say, that this College now oilers advantages sup Ijx to all others for imparting a sound, thorough, and accomplished business education.

Counas or

STUDIES.—'The

EXPENSES.-

HAMi

May 28, '^3-40-tf Sign of tho Big Book.

Ladies Dress Goods.

FIGUREDUna,ofFrench

and plain black silk chamrlcon

and brocade various qualities, do bernges* delaines, pop and American lawns, white dresa goods of all kinds ginchaius, auk and mohair alpacas. All of which will bo sold cheap

Course of Studies, as

enlarged, will be as follows, vtx: 1st. Book-Keeping, by Single and Double Entry, in all its various branches, and ita application to all kinds of business, 2. The Laws, Customs and Usages of Trude and Commerce. 3. Meicantile Arithmetic, upon the short ana rssv system of cancelation (taught in no Qthet College.) 4. Commercial Law, in a scries of Lectur6st thorough and systematic. 5. Business Penmanship. 6. Commercial Correapondence. 7. lectures upon Banking, Political Economy, and other subjects valuable to the business man.

Cards of Admission,

ADVAXCE,or

INVARUBLY

t.t

secured, 925 Diplomas $3 Station

ery $5 Boarding2 50per week incidentals, at option of studenu, $15. Making entire expenses about $75.

On application, a Catalogue will be furnished, giving full particulars. All letters will receive prompt attention on bo* ing directed, post paid, to

YV. McK. SCOTT, President."

Indianapolis, June 18, '53 43-ly. CAlt DS OF ADMISSION to ths above InstittWo may be had on reasonable terms by applying at the Wabash Courier Office.

New Leather Store.

TIIE

undersigned, late of Dayton, Ohio, would respectfully inform the (ititens of Terre Haute and surrounding country, that he.}1*8 open- S ed a wholesale and retail

LEATHER STORE,'

on thecorner of National Road and Fourth streets, west of tho Post Office, where he will devote his eutire attention to Leather, Hides, Oil, and Findings, whore may be found at all times, a large assortment of Skirting, Harness, Bridle Leather, Collar Leather, .1

Padding, Seating, Sole and Upper, Ca{f and 'Kip Skins, Morocco, Linings, Bindings, Topping, leasts, Pegs, Shoe Nails,

Boot Trees, ami Small Tools,

Currying Knives, Fleshers, Rub Stones, Lamp Black, Brushes, and a great many small tools and articles not ncccssary to mention. leather in the rough purchased also, Hides and Skins, for which I will pay fair prices

WIFB AND MOTHER

Poeaened the information contained inn little volnme, (with In Ue retch ol all) ntiicli would a|are to heraelt YBAJM OF B1IBBRY, 1 And to her hu.^aud the coaeunt toil a^aniiety —.ulrint that com' on* v* emitted, v.4 tl», oi which would aecure die bapiHneu of lilnuelf, wife, and

..^jbiud devolring «|ou him I

without citing, him the opportunity fhich hie etertion* are unlit

uacauaril without g.. t»»tence which ol whicl children •KCUBUB THE MBAftl OF MAFPISBM

•able reaped to htrwi., the mean* of hajtpinen and thai llttda.

In Cash or Trade. "*"'s

Orders from a distance filled, and should the article or price not suit, il returned in good order, the purchaser can have his monoy back. Plenise call nnd examine for yourselves and don't forget the ploce, 011 the corncr next the Post Office, for good Leather and Qiea^Batgaiwa^^

September 18, 2852—wtf

Southern Bank of Indiana.

MJIS Institution, located 011 tha west side of, the Public Square, rw{|| buy ond sell Gold,J Silver land v.i.ctrrttu M«n»y, time and siRht Drafts, and Oills of Exchange remit money to Englnnri, Irelnnd, Scotland and Gfrmnny, on it# own responsibility. Will alsopay intereston deposites at the following ratcsi 4 per cent. 011 call 5 per cent, on three months! 6 per|cmt. 011 twelve* months foe which Certificates will be given at the abovo

Hanking hours, from 9 A. to halfpast 12 Ml nndlVamUf^lU^P.

fiuNNIg0N.A

May 14, ^3 38-tf aahior.

A I A E

R1PP1NESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY 18 IT 1

That we Nhotn nmr femalet, tearea In tin m«r!dl»B 1 bmkan in litilih ana ipiriti wijh complication ol/lii

of tif« at an when physical

"'w*

for ih* •idoymfal

IIMIIII,

bonyaw of

and hapi'V aeranity ot mind, vilinl l'r»ni ooaUitloa •IMaltO, iiinuld b* nrcdominant. Many onhe cautefof her »uff«rint« at (Irat—H^iapi y««r» before, |wrhni« during tirlliood, or lln Aral l'«r» wrre in thek origlu »o Tigiit at to ptui unnoticed, ana Ot COurMI ueclecttd.

AFTKK YKALT»,

When too late to be benefitted by our knowledge, we leok back and mottrn, and regret the full coaaequencee of out '"vv^a'woutd we not often fi»« to Poa»«»i, In «arly llf«. tljj knowledge we nbttio in sfter yt»rt! And whu W.M night* 01 anguUh we might not have been »pared, if the kuow ledga waa timely poaaeiaed. It ia

AXKL.ANCHULT AND 8TABTLISO To behnld the alokneaa and aaffering endured by many a wife

lor Diiny VNn( from cauni ind flOiitrolliDl*i Wiuf t«mediei-^r belter itill,—not incurred, iftrtrjr r.

gleet to arall hereelf of that knowL Tf, which would ipare her much lupring, be Limine** and proapenry to her huaband, and 'nild

Limine**

bodie*. with healthy a little work entitle*

a little worsentiited

ano proanenry to ner nuananu, »n«

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S

Private Medical Companion.

nsa PArsa,

ill

BY DR. A. M. MAtTBlCEAU* rinriima or onsaas* or wsass. On* Hundredth gdltitn. 1 Bm*.t pp. 950. PrU*, 90 *tt. [ON

BSTSA

aismss,

nearly

00.J

Flr« publuhed ia KMT. and It sot aiUPRIZMO oil WOBDBBF®I», Considering that EVBHY fjtHAlBi WIIKTHER MATTRIKO

OK NOT, eaii toers

•raaln a Ml hnowleda* of tits nature, cbaracter and causes of her eomplalnta, with

varlotu symptoms, and Uta*

HlLLlOir COPMI

HALF A

MMtspbtiai marnege health, and that beaaty eondocire to her HM

eithar M* or

ererr

MMMM

who haa Ui* love e»,

(Kan, or thatof hit own pccsaaary imiTOtemeal. VPWABIM OF ON* IU/NDRKD THOV* •AND COP1B* Have Wea MB NT BT MAIL, .ithia the laat few weatks

CAUTION TO THE PtJBLIO BK NOT D1FBAVDBDI Bay ao book tnleaa "Dr. A. M. Maartoesn,i» liberty Btrwtf, Jf. T.- ia on Btta

S«KJ

the

entry t&sCteiVa Offlee 00 the bselt of the tlflspmgm sa4 bay only of rsopaetabla sad hoticeabje daakea, or aaod1 by msfl, aw( addraea to DrA. M. Mssrtesas, ss tksra sra apajlou# and sorrapuuow iBfttegMMntt of eopy-rigfct LKT KTUT WIFB AND IIP»»AND

FONDKHt

laawtue tor Iiaam Is Mlaery to Men dear.andwhcn la dlsp«l tsr Ifnoraaea

anee, wHen Igneranee we hold near and

Is wtUUa ear raaeh. To enable erary one ts dsafcle apon thoJnOUndtnesUo ot Doaaaaabuc omr, sad that no

many oasaaa, whisk. aoo««ror totw, aw dygnsdNo teftel raea«M apon bar bastth, aideajfwded sztieat. sad tbaT no eooaidarats and slBaetkmslo bwdNuul teste esase to vptmid htniftf at tke waMue of bis wlla-rfi paaspbM Bscaa.eoaieintacAB TSl+pOf* t**d fnds» vUti eAraeSi lroca the bort, will be a»»ot frmvAttrfe ts any psrt of the Uaited Ststca, 5" trMwaf. pest paid, aa herein. ft Hru Kitewleda* ts Happlnees, *tl« e«li epable la be ljnoraat» -O

THR MABKI1

r... 1 mt fr»

IN" is seat (fnoU. I Stttss. All let-

V?E^D/caL WMPANiON .1 t» say part ef ths Lotted

sad sddreaaed to Dr. A.

Aft 1: ,u tfltoTni*. New Yorlt PtiMlsh-

Hii

.,r. fco. Libert? »»et, yew TorkbfSi parri', ir «-"CJSile. In Nw

& '1 ownsend. _Americarj

IFUSEU-I!- 'A«I I'vrt -v i»fvvenport UFt iC^ 1*29 Uberty Street, near (*e«nwKli, New Y»rkCie

c, ^l»ertnaa At Co No 8 Astor Barnes & Co.

April SO,'A3 36 ljr»i#