The Wabash Courier, Volume 22, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 November 1853 — Page 3
"*HB GLOBE:
The Official Paper of Congress
AND NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. It will be teen by the Annexed extract from letter from (tenet*! Washington to David Stew "art, dated New York, 17»h of March, 1790. that the idea of such a paper as I p1"opoae to make the Globe originated in the mind of the Father of hia ^Country. fie Mid: "It is to be lamented tTlat the edftort ol" the different Gan-ttes in the Union do not more general*
Iy and more correctly (instead of Muffing their papers with scurrility and nonsensical declamation, which few would read if they were apprised of the contents) publish the debates in Congress
-on
all
great
The
Daii.y
national questions. The principles
upon which the difference of opinion arises, as well as the decisions, would then come fully before the public, and afford the best data tor its judgment."—Sparks'* ttritingt of Washington •U.IO, p. 84.
The Daily Globe axd
The Cosskessioxai. Gioufi-
In surrendering my interest in the orglWbfa great political party, I cherished the purpose ol continuing the Congressional (Jlobe. and, il pos sible, in time to perfect it into a full history of the action of Confess, giving the debates occu tately and fully with the proceedings—all stanipad with the verity of an official record. Froin trie passage in the letter of Gen. Washington, which I have qtroted, it will be perceived that he thought this office might be combined with thatof Aregtt1 lar newspaper and it is certain that the avidity of the public for news of the less important kind greatly contributes to give wing* to the wefghti «r matter which pay be coiled Congressional Hews
Having succeeded in my purpose of perfecting the repoits of the debates in Congress and giving them the official stamp, I now propose to send them abroad, in connection with the news of the -day, in such haste Sa shall outstrip full and accurate intelligence sent froin the(seat of Government in anv other form whatever. It wilt eVett anticipate the acraps of news forwarded to cities within two hundred and fifty miles of Washing ton by telegraph. Before the event* thus than* milted arc published in the morning papers, (for Instance o! the city of New York,) the Globe aontaining them will have reached the post office of that cihr by the Express Mail of the previous
The pro
night. process by which this will be efTect-
stTl now lay before the public
I will have a corps' of sixteen Reporters in Congress each In succession will take notes dur-
tYess,
ng five minutes, then retire, prepsre them for the put tbem slip by slip into the hands of 'compositors, and thus, while a debate is going on tn Congress, it will be put in type, and in a few tninutea after it is ended it will be in print. 1 •hall by this means be enabled to send by the Express Mail of 5 o'clock p. m. for the East, West, *uid North, and by that of 9 o'clock p. m. for the Douth, all the proceedings of Congresa up to the wdinorv hour of adjournment. Thus the accurate debates of Congress will reach thecitiea two hundred ana filtv milcsfrom the Capitol before their daily morning papers are in circulation-
The miscellaneous news I shall be careful to gather from remote sections of the country by telegraph. I will obtain from the Executive Departments, through official sources, the matters of moment transacted in them," and, through agents employed for tlie purpose, all the city news of consequence in sufficient time to lie put into the Globe and mailed in iho Express Mail trains. In this way I hope to create anew era in the dissemination of news from Washington. Hitherto no newspaper has attempted to give authentic accounts of things done at Washington before the public mind at a distance hnd received its first
impressions from irresponsible telegraphic dispatches, or by letter writers biased uy peculiar views.
Washington has now become so great a center of political interest during all the year—the proceedings of the Executive Departments and the information collected bv them even during the rccess ol Congress is ol so much importance to the interests of every section of the country -that I shall continue tlio publication of the daily paper permanently with a view to become the vehicle of the earliest and most correct Intelligence.
It is part of my plan to reduce the pflco of the daily paper to half that of similar daily papers and thus I hope io extend its circulation so as to invite advertisements. I will publish advertisements of the Government To subscribers in the cities I hope to submit such terms as will induce them to advertise their business in every village throughout the Union, where the Globe is still daily under the franks of members of Congress, all of whom tako it, and tome ol them a large Cumber of copies.
The installation of a now Administration and a new Congress portends much chango in the eourseof public aflnirs as the result of the next session. Many vast iuterosts which were brought up in the last Congress were laid over by the Democratic majority to await the action of Democratic Executive The new modelling of the tariff the new laud system tlie question of giving homesteads, and making every man a freeholder who mny choose to become one the approximation of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans bv a national railroad across the territory of the Union reform in the Army, Navy, and civil offices—all these great oucations, with a thousand minor ones, deeply affecting multitudes of men and every Stato iu the Union, will, now being matured by public opinion, come up for the Gov« ernment's decision. Theaa new issues, cooperating with old ones, coming tip to be disposed of by new actors on the scenes at Washington, will be apt to modify greatly, if not alter essentially, the party organisutions of thecounlr/.
To these elements of interest another Is likely to be introduced by thu interposition of the agi tationa of Europe. After nearly forty years of peace in Europe there is an evident restlessness that now aeems fraught with tendencies threatening war and if war comes, in all likelihood there will follow such universal change that tha United Stales can scarcely hope to escape its vortex. Indeed, from late events it is apparent that our Government is already drawn into European difficulties. These circumstances are calculated to draw the public mind towards tlie next Congreas with much expectation.
will be printed on fine paperi
double rova! also, with small type, (brevier and nonpareil.) at five dollars a yearThe CoKOKKsstoNAt. (tix»nK will also be printed on a double royal sheet, in book form, royal, quarto sise, each number containing sixteen pages* The
Covgrksswsai.
Globk proper will
be made up of the proc«wdiam ol Congress and the running debates as given by the Reporters.— The speeches which members may choose to write out themselves will, together with the messages of the President of (lie United Statee, the reports of the Executive Departments, and the laws passed by Congress, be added in an Appendix. Fotmerly I received aubetriptiona for the Congressional Globe and Appendix separately. But this has not been found satisfactory, in asmuch as It gave an incomplete view At the transactions in Congress and therefore I have concluded not to sell them apart, considering that neighbors can have the advantage of both by clubbing in case individuals shall find it too onerous to be at the charge of both.
To facilitate the circulation of tbe Congressional Globe and cheapen it to subscribers. Congress passed last year a joint resolution making!t free of postage, annex it, as the law may not he accessible to postmasters generally: Joint Reeolution providing lor the distribution ol «he Laws ol Congress and the debate* thereon.
With a view to the cheap circulation of the laws ot Congress and (he debates contributing to the true Interpretation thereof, and to make tree the communication between the representative end constituent bodies:
Be it rrssW by |4# Smmtf end Hmte *t Rtp* eramternws Me fWiW &»*« Amtrkm Cotsgrmt mmmUtdy That from and after the present session of Congress, the Congreesiottal Globe and Appendix, which oonuin tbe laws and the debates thereon shall pass free through the mails so long as tbe same shall be published by order o4f Congress: iVaettfrd, That nothing herein shall be coostruod hi authorise ibe circulation of the Daily Globe (m of poetM*
Approved, Angus* 6, M&fe. A* I sell tbe Dailt Guoae at half tbe price of
Mmilar puttlieatHWM. so tbe CwMKsasmut. Qum, and Arrsxux vsaotd loi halt the coat ofao much iwmpowuoo, press-work, and paper. I hia I can afhmi todttsiMUHuuch as jtion of ConCress almost e«v«rs .c and tbia e«ables rm to adt for little mora than U» cost of
It nrquirt* tbe sale of*.
19.CW curiae to nindHtna exfwosas. If MO only wet* sold, tbe coat« eadb copy would be a* bout $ItX! Tbe debate* in the Eogiwb ParUaaaaot coat iboit dma ttawaas ntach aa 1 charge subscriber* for the debaim in CongreM, Mind in quantity, and aa w«U reported and prtnttd.
Tbe next asaaiua of Ctmausa will be a ooa a»4 it is Mm«d tbeT "s»*e^o»aH Wj
N* Aat mad* S,W1 rajral mum ww four v^ttmM eadi smeMMi. If sabeST «dl be carefnl to «Ua all Uw atunbm »ew* 1 will
_^w*,tb«ror%iMla«rt»aarl»Uaai|»rk«.' V*** »e Wniiilnaal Glote tbe aad ibe lawa) la ill flOHilj
Cuwuilm indexes will be wadaoat aadfcrwv dad sa aabwirtbmaMM attar »*Mtoafe*»dadL Sabaotban for tbe Uatlr afamid bev* tbeii RMoey bete by tbe tab, aad for Globe br tbe I Mb of ardar
gtvaekmal Globe. Bank notes currant where subscriber resides will be received at par. JOHN RIVES.
WASBTJtilP02*» Oct* 1853^,, N-.v. 12, '53-l2-3t
AN ORDINANCE
To prohibit ThcHtricnl and ot bet Exhibition and Public Shows, without License.
Sbctios 1.
Be it ordained by the Comwon
Council of the City jof Terre Haute, That any person or persons who shall exhibit or participate in exhibiting, any theatrical, or any other exhibition, or any public show, within tne city of Tetre Haute, for which money is demanded and received, except tor lectures on scientific, benevolent or literary subject*, and the apparatus for the elucidation of the same, and specimens OT the fine arte, without license therefor from the Mayor of said city, shall for each offence, On conviction thereof before the Mayor, forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, with costs of prosecution-
Sectios 2. That every license for sny such exhibition or publfc show, shai state the name or names of the pet son or persons in whose favor and for what purpose the same is granted, and the time for winch it is to continue, and incase of any theatrical performance or exhibi.ion, cit* cus, menagerie, hippodrome, or exhibition ol wild animals, the house or place in whittb such performance or exhibition is to be had and such license shall be issued by the Mayor, on the applicant or applicants therefor producing the receipt of -he City Treasurer, specifying the said requirements, and showing, that such applicant or applicants, have paid the sum charged for such license, as prescribed in the succeeding section of this ordinance and on such applicant or applicants, paying fifty cents for issuing the same.
Section 3. 1'hat
the sum to be paid for each
license as aforesaid shall be as follows: For exhibiting or showing either a hippodrome or circus Que Hundred Dollars, for each day, and for either a caravan, mendgerie or other collection of animals. Fifty Dollars tor each day, and five dollars for each day in addition thereto, for each side show annexed or attached to either and total! theatrical and other exhibitions and public shows, five dollsfs, for eodh day, during which any such exhibition, performance or show is to continue.
Passed November 7th, 1853. W. K. EDWARDS, Mayor. Attest! J. EDMUNDS, Clerk.
Nov 12, 'W 12-2t
.AN ORDINANCE
Providing for the impounding of Iloga running at large* Section
1.
Be it ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Terre Haute. That such portion of the north half of in lot No. 64 in the cilyof Terfe Haute ss shall be necessary, may be used as a pound, In which any hog or hogs found running at large, within the city of Terre Houte, contrary to the provisions of an ordinance, entitled, "An ordinance to prevent bogs from running at large," passed August 15, 1853 shall be impounded und, sold for the costs of keeping the same* according to the provisions of said ordinance and it is hereby further provided, thnt any hog or hogj so impounded, shall be sold, also for the penalty, that may be adjudged against the owner or agent thereof", for permitting such hog or hogs to run at large, contrary to the first section of siiid ordinance.
Passed NoV. 7, IS.Vt. W. K. tiDWAKDS, Mayor. Atteet! J. B. EDMUNDS, Clerk. Nov. 12, '13-12-21
Improve Your Sight
BRAZILLIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. H. Semmons Son, the celebrated English
FAltlUNKTON BI.CICK, NORTH OF TI1E i'UHI.IC NQUAHi TEli RE HAUTE, 1ND.
'J'HF.
1
Subscrjbef would invite attention of the
Black Dresa Goods.
Blk Slk Alpacas ll'k Pure Super, Muluir Alriseaa do Demi lo do (lot do Mourning Cloths do Merino do
Ginghams and Prints.
400 Pieces Fancy Prints, from 6c to l$ic per yard 90 Pieces 4-4 superior French Prlntsi 40 do Plain col'd Blue, Green and Orango 50 do Domostic Ginghams 80 do Super French do
PI'n hambray do
Embroideries and Dre£s Trim
oul., j,,?®,,-. rvm.Mi r,ft
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings, Collars, Cuff* poJt
8 eeves, Chemisetts, Laco and L«ve Veils, Em-j
broklercd l^iwn and Mnen Cambric Hdkts, Swiss and Jaconet Flouncing, Velvet and Silk Dress Trimmings, Black Silk Lace, Fringes, Buttons, tnd Gimps.
White Goods.
Plain Cambric, Jaconct, Swiss, Bishop Lawns, Book Muslins, Checks. Satin Striped and Plaid, l*apet Spots, and Dotted Swiss, Super, White id Colored Tarleton,
Hosiery, Gloves and Shawls.
Ladies Mixed, Mode Color and Black Cashmere and Alpaca Hose White, Black, and Mixed Cotton Hose Men** Woolen and Cotton Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents'Kid, Cashmere, eeced, Silk and I jsle Gloves Buck Mitts and Gloves. Blk and Plaid Ixmg Shawls Blk, Drab, and Fancy Colored Cashmere Shawls Square Shawls in great variety.
Satiinets, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Flannels and Linseys.
Plain and Plaid Linseys White, Yellow, Red
and Green Flannels suprr. Faney Figured, Bay
State Flannels Sattinets, Vw«di, Cassimeres,
Jeans, Coat and Bthl Blankets Blue and Drab]
Overcoating
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes.
Inngarian, Kip and Calf Boots Mflt and Morocco Shoes Boys Boot» and
Mens Hui
Kip, Calf, Sboea. Ladiea* Enamel, Morocco, Calf and Kip Boot* eea. In great variety.
Men's and Boys' Wool, Fur, Black and White Hata. Men^ and Boys' Silk and Mohair PI ash. Cloth, Velvet and Ulaaed C*f»s lafauu' Fancy Cape.
A nice assortment ot SILK AND BRAID BONNETS.
linens sad Shirtings.
A verr superior kx pore Irish tineas 8-4 Table Cwtbai IVweiings Napkinm Cnab Lin en Law as Geats' Uaen tldkfs, Browa Bk*cbrd Drills Brown DOOM*tic ineand cx moa Baa* I and Btvwu Shi- Tickings Checks on FTaaoels U^jr Silrta aad Draareta.
N All Ol tbe above guv*)* were pnrcbased for Ca*fc, at tha very I oar est rate*, and will be dmpoaad xordtagly.
Oe«o6en9,'i3-„i
Baltimore OyBtmra.
AM tbe Agm tbe sate of tbe above deli* article, I ctaas arili always bare tbem aa bead. flSMi, fear days from tbe Bay. Call aodeiamtiw. g&WOLFR
Oa*.
to.
55. KHv. Wmt of tbe
Falling ud Clatb Dragging.
W'ii
Tbe maaey
S»t eitber ibe Dalty «rC«(t
badoaeaa «saal at
April O, ^S»-» tt
JAMES AMJERSO.V, JK.
No.
Due notice will he given oi
Nov. 12,'W-l2-tf
185.3. FALL TRADE, m.
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods House,
N I E
citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, to his large and extensive stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,! Consisting ih pHrt OiHosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, Notions and Dress Trimmings, selected especially lor the Fall Trade,
Below is enumerated a list of Goods which he keeps oil hand in great variet Dress
90 Pieces Plain Bl'k Silk, 24 to 3€» Inches Widet 15 do Hlk Ribbed and Brocade Silk: 6 do Super IJIk Satin Plaid do 15 do Fancy col'd Chameleon do-, 10 do do Figured Brocade doj 10 do do Satin de Chine 10 do Florence Silks, all colors.
Plaid Dress Goods.
4*4 wide, all wool Plaids) 4-*I do Silk Wool dot 4-4 do Ruw Silk do) 3-4 do Cashmeres do 3-4 do Delaines do.
Fancy Woolen Dreds Goods.
300 Pieces Fancy Colored Delaines 80 do Pl'nvv. Fancy Col'd all w'l Delaines 8ft do Beautiful Fancy Cashmeres
452
WE
mm&stock
Oct .v 1, W, 10-3w.
«aly in better stele MQLmeshiu
Just Received At The
ISO Ul S VlLLE
GENTLEMEN'S MOHAlft OVERCOATS
GENTLEMEN'S MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS.
The above, together with a fine assortment of
Vests, Pants, Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts, Cravats. Handkerchiefs,
S AND T7NDBR CLOTHING,
Are got up, as regards Style, Make* and Finish, with our well known excellence, and con* atitute truly admirable stock, which we are determined to sell, on the lowes* possible terms. iUmembrr the "LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE,"
Northeast Comer of the Fublic Square/
J^.£BU2I2a£SrsJ&:E£,C3DKy®.23 OBOUi3D2S533i»)
TERRE
HAUTE,
DRY ©00© VARIETY GOODS, &
iiiii HASI
opticians, will shortly visit Terre Haute with at the Depots in New Albany Jeffersonville, and Mndis their celebrated and world renowned Brazillinn O* All orders for Goods entrusted to us will meet with prompt and careful attention. Pebble Spectacles, their orrival
COME AND SEE
Main Street, North side, bet. Fifth and Sixth, WLJ- mm -w 3c
resnectfullv solicit the attention of our customers and merchants generally, to our large and well assorted stock of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN,STAPLE and FANCY DRYOOODS, VARIETY GOODS and CLOTHING, now in store and arriving daily, embracing all the best styles and qualities in market.
We import rt considerable portion of oiir stock direct from F.ut-opb, and as we keep a pul-cnaser constnntly residing in the Eastern cities, our arrangements and facilities arfesuch that We are enabled to avail ourselves In every cbstnge ol styles and prices of Goods.
Our stock is at all times large and well assorted, and is constantly renewed by receipts of new Goods at all seasons of the vear, We have on hand a very large and well assorted stock of
©iasii
AND
a re
ish. Enrtiien, Strtrte. rtnd China Ware rench, China, White, Gilt, and decorated AmenCant French, and Bohemian Glassware Looking-glasses, and German Silver Britanid ware, Walters, Lamps, Girandoles, Vasesi Clocks, And a great many other articles in his line of 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 tfatle. Packages put up expressly fof Couhtry Dealers. CALL ANl) SKI?
E S. WOLFE,
West Side of the Public Square.
Terre Haute, Sept. 3, '93-tf.
Wanted Wanted 11
HE undersigned will pay the highest ('ash price for any quantity of Flax Seed and Cas tor Beans delivered at his Oil Mill on .Market Street uear Smith's Warehouse.
JAMES HOOK.
Terre Haute, Oct 22-"53-9 tf
FRESH GROCER*US.
COMPRISING
a complete assortment, to
which we invite the attention of the citizens ot 1'erre Haute and vicinity, as we are now pre pared to furnish our customers with all descrip tions at the LOWEST CASH PRICKS.
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses
Stuart's N. Y. Crushed, Pulverized, White, Clarified, and other Sugars. S. H. Molasses and Golden Strtfp,e*tra quality, in brlssnd halfbrlsSuperior Young Hyson, Imperial. Gun Powder and Black Teas in chests and chests and 12 lb caddies Rio and Old Government Java Coffee
10 ,b
pockets North Carolina Head Rice
Slarch
No. 1,
ted S trap, in Fancy Packages, SEE., Slc. Tob«ct?tf—Our assortment ol'TobaCcd etnbfaces the following celebrated brands: Lennox's Extra CaVendish, Virginia Matlnfaltdre, Orontoco, Genuine Natural Leaf, in small boxes. Peytona, Crescent City, Lowndes', PiattV and other fine brands John Anderson's Solace fine cut, Watson's Grape and Virgin fine cut, Granger's Extra fine cut, Lorillard's ^accouboy Snuff.
Liquors—Brandies of a superior quality. Port, Madeira, and Malaga Wines Irish,Scotch and Bourbon Whisky Sheidam Holland Gin, (extra) London Porter and Scotch Ale, in pints and quarts Champaigne and Clarets of various clioice brands and a general assortment of fine Liquors, which we guarantee pure, aad sefec'ed expressly for invalids.
Fmits—M R. and Layer Raisins, in whole, half, quarter and one-eighth boxes. Canton Ginger tn jars, Citron, Almonds. Pecans, Prunes, Krandy fruits of every description. Jellies, Span-
1 ish Chocolate, Olives, Capers, Havana Preserves, Sardines, &c., &c. Cigars—Havana Cigars of choice bnuids.
germany,
nt
Ne* York Soap Variega
in F-niv
par
8
*n JW»»
1 lcreM
"lI1v5k,uV
30»Tongues
and Sounds
in brls Powder and Sbot—Kentucky Rifle Powder la kegs, Dupont'e do. Hasard's American Sporting Powder, very Strong and Clean, in canister, DapontH do, do, do. bhot of all sixes ia bags for sale by
WASSON & CO.,
Nov. 5, 'SJ-ll-tf
Ron's Block.
OfHfe T. H. & Richmond Co.
T«tt HACTX, Odder 34, 1853.
NOTICE-—-On tbe 19th day of July last, waa mailed at Tarn Haute, an envelope addrrWd to C. Host, New York, oootainiag certifies ice Nos. 315 and 316, dated Jaly 19. ISW, for oae handled sbarea each of Terre Haute and Kkbtaaad RaH« road Stock, signed & Crawford, Prrwdent, aad Cbark* Wo^d, Secretary. Sail certificates aot 6 Oat to aay owner, aor bad they ever beeli weed, or sold by tbe coaapaajr, aad hariag bcra tost by cewree of aiail, all persons at« er- ed agatas* tbe aaaie. No trawlers ol stock ia —js Company are legal or eaa be nrmiad br tbe CooBfiaay aatasa ande apoa tbe ka at tbiso^ e. CHA-SWC
CHA-S WOOD,
Western Plank Hoacl
]Vf OT1CK is brrefey ftwa that tlie fiffe in»talJL^l awftt of taapererat aa eadh abate ofatock tNsbambed ia theWmffii Plank Road mmA, payable wit* Tftiimy Baalt D. Wood.
fitr onkr
of
Road ia
thi«r
day* W SL McKccs,
reoetpt foe tbe same at the Branc* Mtfaeooaatryeaapay to W.
tke BokrL
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GENTLEMEN'S WHITNEY QVERCOATS1, 57?^ GENTLEMAN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS* a~« GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS, $ GENTLEMEN'S FlNE CLOTH OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S FELT CLOTH jCOATS
INDIANA.
N. B.—Our Stock ia our own m4tiufactiirc, and.we WARRANT the workmanship. Any Garment purchashed at our establishment exchanged il HWt Fully dpphJved, Terre Haute, September 24, 1853-5-y
Wir.TJAM
m'lans.
Anderson, M'Lane & Co.,
Importer* and Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and foreign
STRAUS & ISAACS.
id tlx fr. ASDERSOX.
B. & I.
GEORGE W. A.VDERSON.
mmwmm*
Entirely hew, and manufactured under our own supervision, of good materials and in the best slylbs We invito the ottention of dealers td our stoJk, Confidently pledging ourselves to sell goods on as faVorable terms as they can bo purchased in this or any other market.
All goods destined for transportation by the Indiana Rail Roads willbe delivered FhEEdF ciukGt
•irr August 13. 53'-3m. ANDERSON, McLANE & CO.
THE
rip]
OLFE.
I
HE subscriber his just received a large and well selected of
CHERRY PECTORAL
Fer (he Cure of
COPGIIS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH* CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Many ye.ars ol ttial, instead of Impairing the public confidence in vhis medicine, has won for it an appreciation arid notoriety by far exceeding the most sanguine Expectations ot its friehds.Nothing but its intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintain the reputation it enjoys- While many interior medies thrust upon the ctininuinity, have Inlled and been discarded, this hits gamed ft iends by every t.i a I, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never lorget, and produced etires too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
While it is a fraud on the public to pretend that afty one medicine Will infallibly cure—still there is abundant proof that the CnERnv Ptcroiur. does not only as a general thing, but nlmo»t invariably cures the maladies for which it is employed
As lime makes these facts wider and better known, this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of the afflictcd, from the log cabin of the American Peasant, to the palaces of European Kings. Throughout this entire country, in every Stole, city, and indeed almost every hamlet it contains, Chlrry Pectorai, is known as the best remedy extont tor diseases of the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign countries, it is coming to be extensively used by their most inflli-
Physicians. In Great Britain, France and where the medical sciences have
tgliest pe
tui. is introduced, and in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alms Houses, Public Institutions, and in domestic practice, as the surest remedy their attending Physicians can employ for the more dangerous afTections of the Lungs. Also in milder cases, ami for children it is sate, pleasant'and effectual to cttre. In fact, some ol the most flatlet ing testimonials we receive have been from parents who have found il efficacious in cases particularly incidental to child hood.
The
Chkrry
PtcTORju, fs manufactured
by
a
practical Chemist, and every ounce of it under his own eye, with invariable accuracy and care. It is sealed and protected by law from counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as genuine without adulteration.
We have endeavored here to fornish the com munity with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth as should commend itself to their contidciice*-a remedy at once sale* speedy and effectual, which this has by repeated and countless trials proved itself to be and trust by great care in preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to afford Physicians a new agent on which they can rely for the best results, and the afflicted with a remedy that will do for them all that medicine cart do Prepared and Hold by JAMfeS C. AVER,
Practical Chuust,
Lowell, Mass.
For sale by J. R. Cnxt.xoHA*, Do.t.vEu.v St. Kii»,J. T.
Wai.l,
Terre-Haute* and at agencies
in nearly every town in the State. Terre Haute, Oct. 22 '33-9-1 y.
R. R. C.1DU81IJL S. C5DKBOUX
t. w. rjnjamtu-
itj Founder^
MACHINE SHOP,
iwnuiAraus,
IWX
R. R. V7NDERUILL St CO., Manufacturars of the New Improved Donble^Talred, Cotaraoa Siafrl*,tke Up richt aad Oncillatiac
ENGINES.
An entirely new assoiuiwait of PATTERNS, combniac st the »«y (Meat Impfovetncots for STEAM FLOURING MILLS.
SJ-PARKER WHEELS, sit sues. rr MILLW RICH TING.—The wry beat of Millwrights faroisbed, aad all kinds of Mill wright work done to Older. Had ct abort notice.
Tern Hsase, Oct. 15,
NOTICE.
'FlfE aaderslftied btvin sold oat bis Lmry Stable, dtaiwta of b*Ting oU accoaatt All persons iadeWed, sr» tbnvfon recall oa Salmon Wngbt, Esq, wbo way be foaarf at tlsa offiet of uqafrc Kay sritli ny books, utkrissd to settle aneoaats.
JACKSON LOKGDON.
1Vm H»Btt,Ottg-ra 9-tf
T,
npHK B^seriher will pay ASfl tor good ckaa JL llewa and ta% washed Wool. JOUN T1KR.VAN* 1
Great Cure of Thomas PCKNT OF ROCKS MD.
DR. SWAYNE'S1J
Celebrated Family MediciAfes
SO FANU.T &HOCXD BE WITHOUT THEM,
br. Sicayrtt** ^Compound $$rup of Wild
I T""*' Cteirrf. -'J ..*rw%i.A TJ^r on ... W cures performjA ,4 ed by this itivalnl*ble medicine, in pulmo'v naryCONSUM PTION, -s Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cou£h
iS, chitis, Influenfci, Whooping Couin. Croup, Spitting of Blood, Liver Complaint, Pain to the Side and Breast Tickling or raising in the Throat, and all diseases •of the Lungs, and Breast hAVe exclted tlie aslbnishnieh't ot till Xfchb have witnessed its hiarveloiii 'V effect there is no account a in
Si"**™.-. earliest ages, furnishing a parallel.
Read this Extraordinary Case.4^ Pot
XT of Rocks,
Frederick Co., Md. June 9th, 1852,
Dr. Swa'yne—Dear £lr Believing it-a duty owe to the public, and in justice td you, I htive thought proper to make known one of the most extraordinary cures in my own case, that has ever been truly recorded. In tlie month of October last, I was afflicted with a severe gathering in my breast, which formed a large abscese, 4nd almost commnni'cated tu my lungs, and very much afflicted them, and discharged large quantities of corruption, exterta and internal. My breath could also pass throtu-h my lungs and out through the'cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent cough, day and night, toss «f appetite, and extreme debility, so tliat my phy sicinn thought my case entirely hopeless, and be yond the poWer of medicine. I remained in this wretched condition for a long time, until I was wasted to "a triefe skeleton, and there seethed td be no hope for me but having read in the public papwonderfu leures performed by youi COMPOUND' SYRUP OF WILD CHEERY
I immediately sent to Baltimore for five bottles^ and commenced its use, and to my great satisfaction and ihe joy of my anxious family, ihe abscess or opening in my lungs began to heal, and the cough to subside, and on ftsing ten bottles. I was restored to perfect health. feel very grateful, and firmly believe that to your valuable medicine, under the Blessing of Divine Pro.vidence, I am indebted for this greal change, iind Sm hnppy to say that 1 am now enjoying as gdod health a9 1 ever have.'
Yours, very )respectfbMy
Thomas Dixcjj.
The subscriber is Well acquainted with Thomas Dixon, and can testify that he has been afflicted as above represented, 1 regard his recovery as almost a miracle. He is a worthy member 01 society.
JamfS R. DuRBORotfv
Pastor of Burlln Circllit, Baltimore Conference. Be Careful lu Purchasing to dbtain the original and only genuine prepara* tion of IFi'/d Cherry, which must have the portrait and signature of Dr.SWANE on each wrapper around tho bottle. Until you obtain this compound you will never know the real virtues of Wild Cherry.
Sway tie's Celebrated Vermifuge, OCT BEWARE OF MISTAKE.-O Rfemembcr Dr. SWityne's Vermifuge is ndWput Up in square bottles. Wr» Stvni'iie's SttEtir Cortted SarsapnHIln ana Tar Pills.
A gentle purgative and alterative medicine, far superior to the Pills in general use. !'he above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr. SVVAYNE at bid LooordUry, No. 4 North 1th st. PhiladiItihin.
For sale ly J. R. CUN1NGHAM, Sole ogent for Terre Haute and vicinity, Terre Haute, July Iti, '53-47-tf:
REMOVAL
Boston Leather Store,
NATIONAL ROAD STREET, Souih-Easicor-ner of 5th Street, opposite the Episcopal Church. KERCKIIOFF & CO-, inform their former vJT, cllstome^8 ond tho pUblld generally that they have moved their LEATHER STORE, from National Rond Street opposite Unidil Row, to National Road Street, corner of 5th street
They have now on hand a large and exqnisito assortment of all kinds of Leather, as Sdahish, Cincinnati and Country Totlned Sdle, Band, Up. r»er. Bridle, Harness, Skirtinat Colldr ttnd Split leather, French and Philndelpliiri Calf and Kip Skins, Lining, Binding, Topping. Sheep and Deer Skins, '1 ampicd and French Men's and Ladies Morocco.
SHOE F'lftlilfcGS.
They dlso keep a general asaortnlehi ofShoe Find in«»- Lasts, Bom and Shoe Trees, Clamps, Pegs, nil kinds ol Shoemakers Tools of tho very best qualitv.
Having adopted the principle of only selling for cash, and buying also for cash in the Eastern ities, they are enabled to sell at lower prices than any ol their competitors.
TIIDFS!
They pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Green nftd Dry Hides, Skins and Furs. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!!
Shoemakers, Saddlers, and Merchants are particularly requested to examine our stock and prices, before buying elsewhere,
A pril30,'53-36-ly
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
5 in re in or the citixens of Terre Haute and surrounding counlry,that he Has purchased the interest of Wm
P. Agar,
and will continue the Cabinet llttal«
ness at the olo stand All kinds at Cabinet ware kept constantly tin hafid, and made to order.— Also, will give his undivided attention to the Undertaking Bu^iuess^and cheaper than any other establishment in this city, and res^iectfully solicits a*share ol publ patronage.
July30-53 ly CIUS. TIllCHE-
New Books.
ylLLET'TE,
by the author ot Jane Etre And
Shirley.
Tbe Lofty aijd the Ix* Iv, or Good in All and None All Good, by M. J. McintoshCastle A ton by the Author of Rarencliflfe.
English Items by Mstt F. Wsrd. Iady-Bird| by Lady Georgiania Fuller tonThe Cap Sheaf, a fresh Bundle, by Learia Myrtle.
The Master Builder, or 1 jfe at it Trade by Day Kellogg Lee. Life of !ir Waller Scott, by MeLeod. aca'iley's Speeches
Shakspeare arid Hia Times, by M. Guhtot. Pastoral Tlteolosry, or tbe Theory of Evangelical Ministry, by A. Vinet.
A Hero sifd other Tales, by tbe Aufliot of tbe Ojfilvles, fee. The Australian Captive and tbe Go!d Regions
(br sale by
W. H. BUCKINGHAM.
Adril 2, '52 tf
Sign of the Big Book.
E. H. COHNINCHAM, A I A E A E His
AVING located permanently in Terre Hante, prepared to manufacture every description of Vehicle which may be called tor, s«ch as Rockawayst Phaetons, Open ihi^Kies, Family Carrions of varioas styles, SLC. ITC
Having superior workmen in the ririoto branches of the baatoese, be expects lo give entire satisfaction.
Repairing neatly and promptly does Ail work warranted Shop and Ware Room on Fifth Street, near Main.
Oct. a, '53,10-tf.
Southern Bank of Indiana.
THIS
Insulation, is removed lo Warrens Block corner of 4th 8t Mam Streets will bay aad sell Gold, Srtvetr and ifcouwat Money, ti aad eight Drafts, aad Bills of Exetongi re rnorfey to England. Ireland. Scotlsnd at.--Germany, on its own reapooaibility. Will also pay istona on depositee at tbe foUawiag ratee: 4 per eeat. oacaii 5 per eeat. ua three tnontlis: 6 per cent, oa twdve months foe which Certificates aril! be given at tha shore nun*
Banking boata, Croat 9 A to 4 P. MGEORGE C. DOT. OetOber, 15, "594-tf Ct
Simeon B. Williams1 mini!-cms! urates
pu^-ir*- 3
"MAN KNOW THYSELF." Afi IftValaaMe Book for Cents,
EVtffcY IWjni.Y SHOUTJ) HA VK A COP*
OA. (Uin
Ma 21,'53-39-L
COPIESapi.b IN LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS. A WaVr^edftiVn,
revised ind improved, just issued. i)Jf. ffVlVTEfrS MEDICAL M4NVAL AND HAND 906K Mh' THE AFFLICT ED—Containinganoutlineoftheorigin, progress treatment and cure of every form of disease, con tracved bV prohiftSfcuoiis sexual in\ercourse,by selfabuse, orby 'se^uAl eieeJsS. With Advice for their prevention.wiiiten 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 practu*, exclusively devoted to the cA/e if di§eas«es 'df delicate or private nature.
To which Is added, receipt^ for the cure of the above di£ea£es, And a tfefttfse o'rt the causers ymptoWs and ctire of the Fever.and Ague, for twenty five cehts A cb^V six copies one dollar will be forwarded to any .part of the United State, by mail, free of postage. Address postagepaid, t.'osde« fc OS., rublisliers, or "box 196, Ptisl Office, Philadelphia.
This is. without exceptiob, the nioaVcomprehensive «nd intelligible work publishw on the class of diseases of which it treats. A v'otding all technical terms, it addresses itself to the reason of its readers. It is free fVoni all objectionable matter, jStid no parent hota-eVrr fastiiilous, can object Id placing it Snathe hind^ of his son* The author has aevotfect mliriy years to th^*treatment of the various complaints treated of, 'with too little breath to puff,' and Moo little presumption to impdse.' he nas ofKtretl to the world at ihe merely nominal price of 23 cents, the fruits of some twen ty years most successful practice."—Hkrald,
No teacher or parent should be without ihe knowledge imparled in this invaluable work. It would save years of pain, mortifichtiou and sorrow to the youth under their charge,"—ProrrVs Advocate.
A PresBy'erifitt clergyman in Ohio, lii writing of "Hunter's Medical Msnual,*' srtfs: "Thousands upon thousands of our youth, by evil exam pie and the influence of the ias$ions, have been led into Oie habit df self-pollutidn without realixing the sin Hnd fearAil cortse^ilonce 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, antl ultimately to remove this wide-spread source human wretchedness, would 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 lhanks on behalf of the afflicted, and believe me, your coworker in the good work you are ao actively engaged in."
One copy will be forwarded (securely envelop1 and postage pnid, ott Receipt of 25 cents, or six copies for ft 1. Addhess, post pnid OlSDEN &. Co Publishets, Box 1*)B, Philadelphia
Boo&geUrrt, Can rasters and Book Agentsx supplied no the most liberal terms. Terre llaute, 2. July'53 46-1 y.
^few Stove Store and Copper Shopt
SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT. On Fourth Si., one door north of Main,
Terre Haute, Ind
THE
undersigned would respectfully Announce to the citizens df Vigo and ihe adjoining Counties, that he has just opened a new Stove, Tin and Cdpper dstuhli^hntent, where He intends to keep constantly on hand a Ittrgu assortment ot
sminiiiiiwmiai.
My stoves are of the newest and most approval patterns, among whlcli will be foiind the justly
Celebrated Meteor Air-Tight
a^CBCs.wK. mm rmc mm
WM. E. McLEAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELU3R AT LAW,
AND AOEfCT FOR THE
New York Indemnity Innurnnce Co, OFFICE, Third -Story of Union Row, sd joining the Journal Printing Office.
June 25, '33 tf.
500 AGENTS WANTED!
O^E THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
WANTEDEINSEVERYS
COUNTY IN THE
N IT A E it an
prising men, to ert^atfe in the sale of some of the Books published in the country. To mcrt ol
good address, (Mssessing a small Capital of from (25 to $100. such indticefticnts will be offered as to eifhble them to make from $3 to $10 per day profit.
II?* The Books published by us aie all useful In their character, extremely popular, and com mnnd large sales whefeter tliey are offered
For further particulars, address, (postage paid.) LEARY tc tiETZ, No. 138 North SoCohdstrefcf, Philadelphlar
Publishers of Subscription Books.
Angust 27, '93-tf.
MERWIN $t BUELLE"^
Auction Dommission Merchant^
And Wholesale Dealers in
cs- kj» msi JKO :ssta MOTIONS AND JEWELRY, J^r Il*t tide tf the Public Square, one. door
North aj E. 9. II'olfe's,J^ TERRE IlAt'TB, IND.
Mr Regalar sales of Groceries, Cigars. No' tions, Jewelry, SLC &C EVERY EVENING. FITRPIITURB -ALES
Efery SATURDAY, at two o'clock, P. M. September 10. *."3-tf. _______
HAVE WE THE AGUE
af»?tOJMi l/.M
TAKE OF KlER'd PETaoLlO.M a te« sptffW-
1
ful every three hours in the absence of tha fever, and yda will be cured of the Ague. A dwe every hour will core Cholera Morbus every three hours. Diarrhea* and Flux three times day. Rheumatism, Sore-Eyes, Coughs, Asihama, Old Sores, Worms, See. See circular of directions. Sometimes aa external spplicatton is re qaired.
EVERT VEHTIOE Of ^ROFtXA Can be completely eradicated by this Oil, st less cost or incovenience thsn bv sny other remedy,
NOW THESE THING* ARE SO. Tbe reason is, Nature made this medicine, and made it RIGlIT. Tbe afflicted never will re gret it if they examine and try it- It does not disappoint. Price 50 cents For sale by Drug gists generally, ia the Wrtf, and at wholesale and retail in Terre Haute by J. R. Connfngham, Donnelly dt Ktng. ami Browninf 4. Wall.
R. M. LYOZj, orte W.yne,
Oct 1,13^-aii Proprieigr.
Bdoks oa Spizitoalism. Davis* Gsut Hat
most
a.
3 rds.
Dmn RtmiriUw, by A. Jackson Dsvis. ftmiML
Tshimt,
or Lin
is Tac
========
1
jbkj^
To which I would particularly call the attention df Tavern keepers, (having two si7.es expressly lor tlieli" Use,) and having tlie exclusive right to sell this stove in this market, 1 feel a just pride in recommending it as one of the very best Stoves ever offered for sale on the Wabash. 1 will also keep constantly on hand all kinds ol Tin Ware, by wholesale and retail also, Bathing Tubs, Hip and Shower Baths, and all kinds of Copper Work, such as force and lift Pumps, Copper Kettlbr, Sotln Founts. &.c.
All kirtds of Cdpper and Sheet Iron work for Steam Mills made to order and promptly executed.
Those in want of any of
i!io
Snuia
IWnraf of Snarrrsi, hmaeorm. TT»e HiisofUi W *», or Taorowrs for the Aot. Hnrroar or mOun.1 or Aa
Tss A mn»oat*e
Twmws.
Ckims.
bv Davis.
FMWMNMR of fbe f.isiT VFBTTJD, by LLXMTAM Tat 8nKnvtt(Tu(Rt. The Pamorr Aat sad hm Ijtrt. bf Davis.
Forealeby W. H. BUCKINGHAM,
Terra Hsate, Oct ^tI
Bills of Lading.
NEAT aruele, as good piptr, just orinied md
for sales the
courier
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE
«i Sell'
Voken h«: »nd ulaiMB,
And to hot tllibtwl lb« COMMDt toil I n«nmril( dcTotyinc npoa xrliith hit mttioni art ol which would Mcwra tha chiliirau.
HALF A UlLLldit fcOPIBI
thonld hare hfen snld. It impmcticabl* to ronrty fully tha ration* tnUoMS li»at*d of, aa tliey are of a natnr* Krietly iutcndrd for ilia married, or (note eontrmplalin* marriagei, bat no ftmato h«alth, and that beantv, couiequent npna ne»liiK winch i# to crmnucire to her own hAppmrM, *mi that of h«r htstlMuid, but tUhrr h«s or will ohuin it» us h»t or will •rery hunbaml who haa ihe lore and iffeciion of hit wlfc ai n«art( or thai of his own pecuniary improvrmcuu
UPWARDS QP OIVIC HtMiiucb TJIOO^ SAND COPIKS kate been SRNT llV AlAtl within the laat fen monlM
CAUTION TO THE PUBLI0 UK NOT DEFRAVDRD Buy no bortk nnletm "Dr. Liberty Street, N. Y." in tho Clerk's OiB sntVy In tho Clerk'i
For Township puf-poses In Prairie Creek Towrt* ship, 10 cents. I-or Township purposes in Pearson Ttftfrtshljij 10 cents.
For Township purposes in Riley Township, nothine For Township purposes in Lost Creek Township, 20 cents. tor Township purposes in Nevins To#nshjfl, 20 certs.
For Township purpose id Otfor Creek Towrf« shin, 15 cents. l-or Township purposes in Fayette Township idc*:its
For Township purposes In Sugar Creek Town ship, 15 cents. For Township purposes in Linton Tdwnshipj 5 cents.
For Township Libraries two and a half ccntsi and twenty-five cents for each poll. For Sinking Fund two cents
For Graded Schools, City Of 'fetfo H&ute, dants arid 50 cents fcreoch poll. And I further notify tho Tox payers, that I Will attend at the following limes and placea in
frill attend at the following limes and the several Township* In this countv, fo or the purpose of collecting tlie Tates charged on said Duplicate, to wlti
At Prnirieton, Middleiowdt J. IL Taylors, Mn'.on
Wtt* is inultL Kwct in ilii mcrMiaa of tllS^ Hiiriu wllo complication of dtx'Mr* (rfOi
iflia
mtnt
r*llh |p« irpmin* ih«a oCihc paw« iwcr Kir the tnlnyaMiti of ipirfa.
bttO]
ftf life wl jhuaut* a a in •cforc, rirlh^od, or* ww (Keit ouu 10 Ushtu to tn
,tnc tint yr*r« of ratrruc*— pfcu aiuoiic*d, Ivdof
after
»neht« or «))cunh wfe not
kuowMc* »u it
loo IiU to it UntlltVid br oar W* look the Bin const^iiwiiHM of «m
K«t« b*«u if
To tit* Mekn'ra and %|4 andcottirvuiibl*,
immUmO—or
fr»u«r »t»H.—not incurred, iftrtrr Wtra iiib
PommSM
AND stiUiTLina
:lw infnrmatio« ii litift t»wk of all) which wonM iput to hemjf OF nitsERi'-, wuit toil tnd uiiUtT »T «jvln,vl.im~tl» oppomidit)- vbat cvS»
M« •untied, and tho. pouvMioa aapptit«H of hiUMtlf, vtifo, m|
isbwuB WM HkAira tor HAPFUVKSI
By bccomink in tin
'V
of ih* wm
which nw CAOW-I the ucltimt nud po»trty oT thoumdi, J? *»ek coflM-qntncr., *rift «r mother «r »he to »v»il henwh of that kuowlrjc* i« IJ'I*" Iwwlt, W(Mll «l*r« b«r much iwflcrinf, »he mckn* of
K»|.i^rhich «um»
wid tMt«tkritV «o h«r hatband, anl
E A E W A N
frlvatfe Medical Companiom By DR. A. M.
MAURlCKAU,
ii it it a a
On* It*n4r*ltk Sditin. 18m«., ff. S50. Pritt, [om rise rtr*«,
bxtba
aisbtsd,
fl
00.}
Firat ixibliihitd in 1W7, im! it not
Ri'RPRiiiNe
on
wondkrfvL,
bdmliltrlnt. ihsl EVERY HI A I. •. IVIIKITI^ HAHBIKD Oil NOT, can her£ hrqnlre a knowledge of the natare* Chnrnctrr a|i«| rausesor l*r* complalii(i4 with tha TMiious iylabioma, iuia thill lisarljr
A. M. Manrtceau, IW
on (He title Rage, aad the batTif eo oil the tho tltle-
b&tte and buy only of respectablo and honorabk* dealers, or send by mall, and addrsM tn Dr.
A.
M.
Maurlcoan, as there ijre apurlou* and sunepUtloaft rafyingcmpnu of oopyr%ht. LET EVHRY WIKR AND
HVSDANll
PONDBRt
^or iRnttmnbe, irh^n faptoranV
Is RlUry to those we hold near nnc dear, mid to dtapal ttilr IgiioiMM la within our ranch. "fro enable every one to decide oport tbs tndtt postenln^ a copy, ana that na wilt, or mother need remain tininlornied unort the many causes, which, sooner or later, are destined \d make fearfktl ravagei npon her health, unlentiniardod against, and that no considernto and alTvcllonals husband hare eanse to apbrald himself with negleal of the wolfhro or his wife—a pamphlet of thlrljMtlX nages, containing Tttk+papt and Indem of Cm* tojjethor With extrttets from tho book, will be *eiu /. Xrf efuirga ahy part of tha United Slataa by addressing, pdst-pnld, nS herein. When Knowledge It H«p|iillM, 'tIS till* pablo to tt« Ignorant,
On receipt of 0dk bolltir (for lite fine Kdt, Hon. oxira hln.llne.V "TltK MAUUIKD WO.MAVi PHIVAXK MKDU'AL CtlMPANION" Is sent fny) t« any of the UnJte«l States, A lors must be post-paid, and sUilrnssed lo Dh
N'
above articles will
do Well td give me a call, as 1 Intend to sell very ldw. My moito being quick sales and small profits.
JAMES T. MOORE.
N. B.—James T. Moore is also prepared to do all kinds of Job Work in Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, Zinc and Lead. As Job Work has been my lorte in the principal cities in the west, I tee I confident of rendering entire satisfaction. {ErOuie me nr.till
'AL COMPANION" Is sent (ma4L All lot
rs(pnrt'"
Itost New York City. PubUsd.
A: At.
tnffOfllco, No. iw Liberty Street, New York. Forsn'eby S. F. Pnrris, Greencnstle. In Ne# York City, bv Stringer & Townsend. American Mtist'tim Adrittnce, Sherman &Co., No. 2 Astor House: Dewitt St. Davenport Barnes Sc Co.
OFF ICR. 129 Liberty Street, near Grooftftibki New York City. April 30,'53 36 ly-is
Collector's Notice.
tlTICE is hereby (riven, that tho Tax D«pll-t cate for 1853, lor Vigo county, has boon de« livered to mo by the Auditor of said county, and that the following ia the amount ol Taxes charged" (or State,
f'ounly.
School, Kotul, dr dthsr pur
poses, on each ono tiuudred dollars valuation, td wit: For State purposes 20 cents and 50 aonts for' each poll.
For County purposes .10 conts and 25 cents far each poll. For Common School purposes 10 cents. eaFor Road purposes in Harrison Township,on Real Estate only, 10 cents.
For Township purposes, Itt Harrison Township, 5 tents. For township purposes in Honey Creek Town' ship, 15 cents.
on the 31st Oct., 1853. 1st Nov., 2d 3d 4 3th 7th
Plerson, (co Taylor's," Riloy, Lock port, I/oM Cteeh, Nevins,Tilman High's," Oner r'k, W. Clark's,sr., 8th a S to re a a to 9 Sugar Creek, Mackaville, 10th &• Law asm as last year.
a
N. F. CUNNINGHAM, W Tremturer of Vigo County, Indian#.
Oct. 29, *53, l0-6w.
J^ADIE«»
OEPARTJfElfT Of Tllii
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (TF INDIA NAPOL13.—This Depnrtment, which has beert eloeed some time for want rrfortf, will he reopened at College Hall On (he 1st Mrfrfday of November, and be coniin&ed pCrmanerttiy open for tbe n^eption of ffldi-s,
Tl»e (djeefs aimed at In this Depttrfmertt art, first, to remedy the grrst and lamentable rffceta In tbe praaeni system of female education, by training the mind to a more active, accurate, ami practical mode of (bought, and imparting tf:at thorough knowledge of business matters as td make tbem more self-reliant and inJcpeedrat than they now are snd
Second, to open np new and mor« jftofitaWd sources ofemployment for fenituei, who are obli' ged to earn a acanty Wbsistehce by the hard and trying labors of the needier or ihe irksome snd poorly paid duties of a teacher, by otiaiifying them for the lass arduous but more profitable duties of an aeeotmttni.
Terms and fegfciaiion* the same in botii De« psriments. Ladfe* frorrt sbroad will be furnished board in private families, who will exercise kind parental esre over them daring their slay.
No Lady notd hesitate coming, or no parent to Jend hiadaeghter. through false monies ol delicacy, a* no fnterferefltJe whh the Ladies on ths part of the Gcnilcmen is ever alldv^ca.
A CstiiQgtte containing ftfll Iftiormstion a port every point desired Will be. furnished gratia, on ap^^ion to W. MclL SCOTT, Prcs't. aa-*M 9-iy
Iihl^orted Winea
AnNEerttele
Sim of the Btg Book.
ofchoice imported Wiies, sf
wl kinds, can be obtained st
April», •53%-ly
———————
orn*«
a provision StorK
Pine Lumber,
IU8T received a qaamityoi Pino lAtmb#r. iof
Aptil IHfU-JHf