The Wabash Courier, Volume 22, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 December 1853 — Page 3

AN ORDINANCE Farther to prevent and pnnish nuisnn ceil and offences against the police of the city at Terre Ilante.

Sccnoif 1. Br it ordtintd by the Common Council of the City of Terre Haute. That It shall be I be duly of every penon engaged. and ibe employer of e*ery person engaged, in excavating the earth In any of tbe streets, or alley* or in any other open and exposed portion of the city of Terr* Haute, to have the side* of the excavation or emtankment *o made protec ted, without delay, by «tsitab!e barrier* ngainst accidents or injury to persons or nmmnla pa*aing near the same and on failure to erect aocti barrier* as aforanud, every person so offen ding, or bia employer abnll, on conviction thereof before the Mayor, forfeit and pay tor every secb offence, and every day's continuance of the same, •ny sum, not exceeding fifty dollar*, with coats of jro*ccution. oacnos 2. That every person, who shall kin die or cause to be kindled, any fire for the nurpoae of burning dry shaving* or other combustible matter, in any street, asley or lot in the city of Terre Haute, nt any other time, than between day-break and twelve o'clock in the forenoon nor at any time or place within twenty feet any building, within aaid city, shall on conviction thereof forfeit and pay any sum, not exceeding? fifteen dollars and the costs of prosecution

Srcrion 3. Every person who shall throw any fire-balls, fire-branoe or other ignited substance or aid or abet or assist in throwing the same upon, through, along or acroem, anv street, alky sidewalk, lot or ground, within aaid city or who ah oil aet on fire any powder, rockets, or other fir works, or discharge or fire off any cannon or fire arm* of any description, within said city, 'except in pursuance of the order or direction of some civil or military officer, having lawful authority therefore, or in the commemoration of some extra ordinary event) shall, in either case, for every audi offence, on conviction thereof forfeit sn«l pay any sum not exceeding twenty dollara and the coata of prosecution.

Betook 4. Every person, who shall within the corporate limit* of sari city, or within one mile thereof bathe, when naked, in the Wabash river, or in the Waba*h and Erie Canal, or in the Cross Cut Canal, or in any other public waters therein between sunrise and sunset, or for one hour after •unset, shall be deemed guilty of a nuisance on conviction thereof shall forfeit and pay, any sum not exceeding ten dollars and tlie cost*.

SErrtoN 5. Every per*on who ahnll within said city construct any chimney, hearth, oven, or erect any atone or stove pipe, or any boiler and apparatus used in manufactories and in buiiding, and who shall foil or refuse to cause the same to be removed or made secure, aga:n»t accidents ty fire, when notified by either councilman of the respective ward, in which thesBme exists, or by any officer of the said city, shall on conviction thereof forfeit and pny any sum not exceeding fifty dollara and the eo#t* and every twenty (our tiourn, that said notice shall not be complied with •hall constitute a separate off nee.

MIXTION 6. Every persrn. who shall deposit or vuffer hot ashes, to fe deposited and remain in •ny wooden vessel or box, within said rity, on conviction throof shall forfeit arid pay ctiy sum not exceeding fifty dollars and the costs.

SECTION 7. Every p«r»on, who shall discharge from any house, shop, factory or lot, in the actual use or occupation ol such person, ini any street or alley or lot, within said city, nnv noisome or offensive llqnid or substance prejudicial to the health of thu citizens residing on or near such •treet or alley or lot or who shall suffer or permit any noisome or offensive smoke, steam ot gna, to escape, or IHJ discharvgd from any chimney, or pipe or other opening from any house, shop, factory or any building, in the use and occupation of *uch person, shall on conviction thereof, in either case forfeit and pny any sum, not exceeding thirty dollars and the costs, lor each day, or port of a day, duting which any such liquid, or substance, smoke, steam or gas, shall ar escape or be discharged.

Krt-noN 8. Every person, who sholl keep, within the city ol Terre Haute, in any store house, stable, shed outhouse or other place, any kegs, barrel, or box of gun powder, unless the same •hall be kept, in some sale and fire proof building erected for that purpose, shall on conviction thereof forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding twenty dollars and the costs provided koteevrr, that nothing in this sect inn shall be so construed as to prevent the keeping on hand, in any atororooin, a single kre or icsa quantity of gunpowder at a tune for remit.

Sum on 9. Kvery person who shall hereafter place any cellar door in any sidewalk or alley within snid city or wl»o shall sink or construct anv area or opening to any vault oreellar, on any ndewalk or alley, within said city, unleas the aauie shall be safely fastened underneath, shall. In either case, on conviction thereof forfeit and pay anv sum, not exceeding filioen dollars and the costs, for every day, such cellar door, or area, or opening as al.resnid shall remain.

Swrrtoi* 10. That no sign ol any description, shall be erected or maintained within the city of erro liaute, which shall extend more than three feet from the building over any aide walk therefrom and which shall not be lees than ten feet in height, nor shall any eign or sign post.be erected or maintained, on tlie outer edge of the side walk

w'lhin

aaid city, and every person who

shall violate either provision of tiiinsectioii, shall on conviction thereof forte it am! pay any sum not exceeding ten dollars and the costs itronid*l however that each tavern or house ol public entertainment may erect and maintain a sign poet and Jign on the outer edge of the aide walk for the benefit ol travellers.

SsfTiox 11. That street hawking and peddling la hereby restrained and every person, who shall htwit slid pwkllo any gnotU or mcTchnn* disc, in any street within the city of Terre Haute, •hall on conviction threof forfeit and pay any sum riot exceeding twenty-five dollars, with* the costs, for each offence.

Passed November, 21, 1853 W. K. EDWARDS, Mayor Attest J. B- finwxrs, Clerk.

November 26, l4-2w

BUCKEYE BOOTjfe SHOE STORE.

n. W. KOOPWAN

(ftf*) KSl'ECTFULI.Y informs the WJ ,1\ cltisens of Terre llnnte and '••»®t Having purchased the the building lately occupied by Mr.

Stakcman, on Mat ft Street, be-

tween ^th und Cth, nearly opposite ihe Post Office, and fitted it up as a

He is now prepared to wait Upon all who may be disposed to call upon him, wiih evetything in bis line, either of his own manufacture or Eastern work.

Doing a practical workman himself he (eels confident ol giving satisfaction, and would refer lo those who have dealt with him, as to his work and prices

Ail kinds ot Boots and Shoes made to order., in the best style and workmanlike manner. W Repairing done on short notice and at reasonable rates.

Nov S6, "SS-U-if

MIDI! milt SKI!. NtUon*l Road Street, North side, between 5th and 6ih, in what is culled

^TS, PanUi and Vests of all kinds, with everything a gentleman may want to clothe himself, with Trtnk* to keep them In, kept constantly on hand. Also, complete stock of

All ot which will soMas cheap. If not cheap «r, thmn at any other house in the city. It you want good bargains doot foil to five me a call. a JACKSON.

Terre Haute, Nov SS. "98 U-tf

BOOKS! BOOKS!) have on hand the foyr«( immmmt ol Boekm Stationery Fnnry €^oo«ls we have ever odcted compming almost every variety oi

S O O 1 0 0 S $

MISCELLAXEOl'S BOOKS, Staple and Fancy Stationery,

LETTER AND CAP PAPER. STEF.L AND GOLDPF.NS. rtX Ktrr AND pf.nkmv^. FORT XOXNAIES, CARD CASES, Ac.

New Book* mseived everv w«ek. All otders raaeNed hy Saiantey avetttag, wUl ha Mai tka following week.

Wa adt also, monthly aad hy the vwar. Bar par^lNitnam^GrahawXGod^r^ Lady's Book mad Magazine of Art, Ao.

OAI4«

-Kov IS, rSS-13-tf

ctz.

BOOK STTORE,

Ko.7, Ptnolx Row, Ktnt door East of T. __NOV.5, WH-TF

WARE ROOMS FOR RENT.

THE

room*on Market street between litis street and Dole* Stahtea for Rent. loqaire tmntedistele of

GHOVERHAN & fiOU&KK.

OLD WHISKY. Boortxatanri Monocuntoia Wklik^iir WA» 'ASP0N *00.

Bontc to Cincinnati,

Icontacting

'HE Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, with the Company's fast Steamer FORREST (jX'KKN. at Lawrenceirargb, commences running this day, November first.

Passenger Trains will ran as follows, (Sun koya excepted*) From Indianapofia.

Mail train leaves thel'nion Depot at 1 o'clock, P. M. Arrives at Cincinnati, at foot of Main St. wharf, at 7 o'clock, P. M.

From Cincinnati.

Boat leaves the Main St- wharf at 6 o'clock, A ML Arrives at Indianapolis at 12 M., in time for Passengers to dine, and take the Terre Haute or Lafayette Cars.

Passengers will find this the shortest, qmiciett, and mo$t pleasant route between Indianapolis and incinnati.

Through Tickets can be had at the Ticket OfSee at the Union Depot. Baggage checked through and accompanied by a Baggage Master.

Fare through to Cincinnati. $3.00. GEORGE HAVENS, Srnp'l. Nov 26, S3-14-6w

JEW. CHOICE AID CHEAP

T. H. & J. R. MAHAN, N O 2 W A E N O fNext door Southern Bunk.)

HAVE

just received and opened one of the] finest and best selected stocks of

Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.. Ever offered in this market, comprising every I thing usually kept in such establishments, which will be sold at unprecentedly low prices, for cash or in exchange for produce.

Tlie Ladies particularly, are invited to call and examine their stock of Diess Goods, Trimmings, I Fancy Articles, dtc.

Persons wishing to purchase would do well to give them a call before buying elsewhere, as they can be as well if not better accommodated than at,any other establishment in tlie city.

Terre Haute, Nov 19, *53-13-if

NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

WOULD call the attention of the citizens and I the public in general, to my new and fashionable stock of mrz ^mmtt jb'bt «rz

FASII ION A BLR COST ('ME, And of cloth of my own selection, which cannot be surpassed for durability and appearance.

I am confident that every Farmer, Mechanic, or whomsoever he may be, who wishes to purchase clothing will,find it to his advantage to call and examine mine before purchasing elsewhere

My stock of Furnishing: UooJs cannot be surpassed in the West. Fine leather and Iron Frame Trunks always on hand.

N. B. Particular attention paid to the Jobbing business. M. VV. tECliUEIMKllNov 19,'53 13-1

TAKEN TXPf

IV William ^Warren, living in Sugar Creek IJ township. Vigo count v, Indiana, one pale red cow an1 call, branded on each horn with the letter D. d. on the lore side of ihe right horn, and on the back side ol '.he left horn, and marked with a hole in the right ear, and under bit in the lelt ear, and supposed to IKS six years old, ond appraised at filteen dollars by,

arrntut«l wui»

JAMES B. LAWRKNCB, I It' BIIA RL BAVS,

Sworn to before mo this Ifith day of Ngvcmber, 1853. JaMKS BEARD, J. P. A true copy from the record.

AND. WILRINS Cl'k.

By JOIIN WIUCUNS, Deputy.

November 26,'53-14-3w.

SLAB WOOD. S 1 O O I a I IMRKLNLEY MILLS, ON

MFTY CORDS be purchased at the Railroad, Clay County.

GEO. G. Mc KIN LEY.

Nov 20, 'S3 14 4t

J. E. CARVER,

ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER, O 5 1 N O S I S E E I A E I A

may UaVe

,53

l3-3m

WM. R. McKEEN, Cashier.

Nov 19, '58-13 3w

Fresh Meats.

'I'HE undcrsiciKMl keeps all kinds of Fresh I Moats at his Grocery and Provision Store, nearly opposite the Prairie City Buildings, at all times also, all kinds of Familv Groceries. &c.

Nov 19, '53-13-tf

Nov *,*SJMl-tf

iihlofes

mil fiicr

W. P. WILSON.

WHOLESALE St RETAIL WESTERN HAT EMPORIUM OITUATED on the North side of the Public O Square, in the spacious and newly erected building by James Modesitt, when will bo kept the following articles

FUR GENTLEMEN'S USE, Consisting in part of

HATS, CAPS, S I S O A S S O S

•fanes, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags,

CRATATS. BAIDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES. •nwKKinV)

TSt

LADIES' DEPARTMENT

Will be found replete with every article connected with those W I E If A I I E S 8© eswn'isl to their com tort and appearance and so Indispensable to the preservation oi health aad the charm of beantv—consisting of

Fan* In all their Various QaaltUe*, and of Modes to suit the most fastidious together with an endless variety of Misses and Ladies' t» says* AHS m&mxsr?9, Trimmed snd ontrimroed. To drpsrtment would Mcacti most earnestly ea te attention ot tbe Indies ol Terra Uaute and vicinity.

Improve Tour Sight

BRAZILLIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. H. Semmonn & Son, the celebrated English opiiciaom will shortly visit Terre Haute with tV4r eo'^-Vated and «rt*M renowned Bra: "iaa 1^ *t«rlea. Dvt notice will be ei tot UN# «rr vw+izj&mi

NOTICE.

'PIIS ^Hwa%aad havutg aoU «rr M« Livery Jst*

ui*

deaiixxis ol havinf «e«a«— A ^idbt are Uieref -r *e•tot o#£Wit, ESw|. wL_ _»y Se foood at tha offiea of E^a^t* Ray with my booka, aothonaad to arttle accooat*.

JACKSON

Tim Haat*. Oct. SS-'S

LONG DON.

WM. £. McLEAN.

ATTORN KT AND COL'NSSLLOR AT LAW.

AXO *«WT

Jane 95. *53 tf

Bills of lading. frC*

NKAT iradtw fwper, i«Mwrtetad art fot aaltat U»« CIIURIRK OWIfl

Which I can guarantee to please the most iastidtr ous of tastes in price, as well as quality and style. Ail my goods being made in the latest and n.ost

lht''r p,an"

Convenience, Unity and Harmony, or aa small a turn an though they were executI in the most crude nnd imitative styles.

Also, the erection of Gas and Water Worka for Towns or private buildings attended to. Nov 19,

Drancti Stntc llnnk of Intlinnn, Terre Haute. November 18. 1\"»3 I DIVIDEND of live per cent, has been de clared on the Capital Stock of this Branch out oft he profits for the six months ending Nov, A) also an extra dividend of one per cent, out of tlie Su rid us Fund, payable to the Stockholders on demand.

1853. FALL TRADE,

Oak Hall Clothing Depot. I Faney & Staple Dry Goods House, NO. 4 EARLY BLOCK,

1 4

N I E

FAltRI!*(iTON IILOCK, NORTH OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, TERRE HAUTE, IND. 'I'lIE Subscriber would invite attention of the citizens of Terre liaute and Vicinity,^o hia large and extensive stock of Fancy ana Staple Dry Goods. Ilols and Caps, BootS and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, Notions and Dress Trimmings,selected especially for the Fall Trade.

Below is enumerate a list of Goods which he, keeps on hand in great variety Dress Bilks. 20 Pieces Plain P.l'k Silk, 24 to 3fi inches wide lb do Bik Ribbed and Brocade Silk 6 do Super Blk Satin Plaid do 15 do Fancy cold Chameleon do-, 10 do do Figured Brocade do 10 do do Satin de Chine 10 do Florence Silks, all colors.

Plaid Dress Goods.

4-4 wide, all wool Plaids 4-4 do Silk Wool do 4-4 do Raw Silk do 3-4 do Cashmeres do 3-4 do Delaines do.

Fancy Woolen Dress Goods. 300 Pieces Faney Colored Delaines 30 do Pl'n& Fancy Col'd all w'l Delaines 35 do Beautiful Fancy Cashmeres

Black Dress Goods.

Blk Slk Alpacas B'k Pure Super, Moliair Alpacas do Demi do do uo do Mourning Cloths do Alerino do

Ginghams and Prints. 400 Pieces Fancy Prints, from 6c to 12lc per yard 50 Pieces 4--4 superior French Prints 40 do Plain col'd Blue, Green and Orange 50 do Domestic Gintrhams 30 do Super French do

PI'n Chnmbray do

Embroideries and Dress Trimmings. Swiss and Jaconet Kdgings, Collars, Cuds, S eeves, Clumisetts, Laco and Love Veils, Embroidered Lawn and Linen Cambric lldkls,

imcr ,.,i. .i -l Swiss and Jaconet FloViticing, Velvet and Silk HOSE uhow th to lay out heir money ju-

DreM

Trimmings, Black Silk Lace, Fringes,

"uncus, and Gimps. White Goods. Plain Cambric, Jaconet,Swiss, Bishop Lawns, Book Muslins, Checks, Satin Striped and Plaid,

Lspct Spots, nnd Dotted awiss, Super, White ami Colored Tarleton, Hosiery, Gloves and Shawla

Ladies Mixed, Mode Color and Black Cashmere and Alpaca Hose White, Black, and Mixed Cotton Hose Men's Woolen and Cotton Half Hose.

Indies' and Gents' Kid, Cashmere, eeced, Silk and Lisle Gloves Buck Mitts and Gloves. Blk snd Plaid Long Shawls Blk, Drab, and Fancy Colored Cashmere Shawls Square Shawls in great variety.

Sattinets, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Flannels and Linseys. Plain nnd Plaid Linseys White, Yellow, Red and Green Flannels supT, Fancy Figured, Bay State Flannels Sattinets, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Jeans, Coat and Bed Blankets Blue and Drab Overcoating.

Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes. Men's Hungarian, Kip and Calf Brots Men's Kip, Calf, anJ Morocco. Shoes Boys' Boott and Shots.

Lndies' Enamel, Morocco, Calf and Kip Bootees, in great variety. Mun's and Boys' Wool, Fur, Black and Whit# Hats.

Men and Boys'Silk and Mohair PI tish, Cloth, Velvet and Glased Caps. Infants' Fancy Caps. A nice assortment of

S1IJC AND BRAID BONNETS. Linens and Shirtings. A very superior lot ot pure Irish Linens 8-4 Table Cloths: Toweltngs Napkins Crash Linen Lawns Gents' Linen lidkfs Brown and Bleached Drills Brown Domestic fine and common Blenched and Brown Shirtings Tickings: Checks Cotton Flannels Under Shirts and Drawers.

N. B- All of tbe above goods were purchased lor Cash, nt the very lowest rates, and will be disposed of accordingly.

October 29, »-lC

ECLIPSE GALLERY.

MESSRS.

THE

Ntt tin

Hew l'artt Mmatty laratnet Ca. JttrOFFICK* Tfcwi Story of Untea Row, ad -Joarwal" Printtag OSee.

Just Received At The r**? ..

GENTLEMEN'S MOHAIR OVERCOATS ^GENTLEMEN'S WHITNEY OVERCOATS ^^GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS

GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS, GENTLEMEN'S FiNE CLOTH OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S FELT CLOTH COATS GENTLEMEN'S MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS *. 1 —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,

DFFF A FREEMAN HAVING

fitted up rooms in tbe Barren Block ex press! for tha A E E A S I E S S

w.-:'d respectfully return thrir sincere thanks for th t*r*l patronage bestowed upon them by the citttess of Terra tlanta and vicinity -, and would most respectfully invite them to an examination ol tha rooms and apparatus that has been fitted and arranged for :.e Daguerrean purpose.

Front long ex,- :ience in the business, and a difposition to frfeaaa the most ^stidioos, wa hope to merit a eouttAoanee of paWic patronage.

DUFF & FREEMAN,

Nov. 12,'58-W-tf Opctators.

Books on Spiritualism DAVIS* GNRTT H*K*PMA. 3 vols. DtvtKt Rr itmss,hy A. Jacksmt Davis.

SKUTFUNR M»V,

or Lire isr TH*!

Patusw of -r utmrat bnaoRtm The HA** IT. M*s.orTH HTsibrthe AO«. UmoitTOt iasO*^wAu.TK»i TSi* AsrrtoacaiM. sam.br Davia. Paiu»o«Tol the^iut'WoKL»,bj? ffitams. T«« Srtarrr*!. Tt*fm*The Psweir Aocand Iwat Lrtnc. by Davia.

For ask by W. II BUCKLNGHAM, Sign ol the Big Book. Terre Haatt, Oct. SS-'M 9-tl

NOTICE.

Stoeklib&enol u* Weat^niHank Ro* Coot|wa? »nt bwehf noticed to ami at th City Hall, in Terra Baete, at 3 oldadt. P. It. 01 Sauu^se tha Sid day of Dcceaaher, 1833, toafaicf Dine' tor saidCoaapaay. fi|y oroarof tltt DiracMni.

T'lIB

W. EDWARD®, Sae"y.

Kw It. 93-I44V

Wanted! Wanted !!T#cf

andewigned will pay the highest Caaii jH^eefaraoy ^autity of FlaafVadi and Castor taine 4aU*etatl at Ua CHI Mill Market Street jaaar South* WarahoBM.

UNDER CLOTHING

Are got np, as regards Style,. Make, and Finish, with our well known excellence, and constitute a truly admirable stock, which we are determined to sell, on the lowest possible terms. Remember the "LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE,"

Northeast Corner of the Public Square, £Z3£&aC!3®X3S.8)

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. STRAUS & ISAACS.

N. B.—Our Stock is our own manufacture, and we WARRANT an A Garment purchashed at our establishment exchanged it not fully approved. Terre Haute, September 24, 1853-5-y

JAJIE9 BOOK.

Terra (Uous Or. OUJ

S. & I.

FRESH GROCERIES.

COMPRISING

a complete assort men t, to

which we invite the attention of the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, as we are now prepared to furnish our customers with nil descriptions at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. New Orleans Sugar and Molasses-

Stuart's N. Y. Crushed, Pulverized, White, Clarified, and other Sugars. S. H. Molasses and Golden Svrup, extra quality, in bflsnnd hnlfbrlsSuperior Young Hyson, Imperial. Gun Powder ana Blnck 'Peas in chests and clicks and 12 lb caddies Rio and Old Government Java Coffee in 50 lb pockets North Carolina Head Rice Fox's Starch No. 1, New York Soap Variegated Sonp, in Fancy Packages, &c., &c.

Tobaceo—Our assortment of Tobacco embraces the following celebrated brands: Lennox's Extra Cavendish, Virginia Mannfncture, Orono co, Genuine Natural Leaf, in small boxes. Peytona Crescent City, Ixwndes', Pintt's, nnd other lii.- brands John Anderson's Solace line cut, Watson's Grape and Virgin fine cut. Granger's Extrn fine cut, Lorillard's Maccouboy Snulf.

Liquors—Brandies of 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 ol various choice brands and a general assortment of fine Liquors which we guarantee pure, and sclec'ed expressly for invalids.

Fruits—M. R. and Layer Raisins, in whole, half, quarter and one-eighth boxos, Canton Ginger !ii jars, Citron, Almonds, Pecans, Prunes, Brandy fruits of every description. Jellies, Spnnish Chocolate, Olives, Capers, Havana Preserves. Sardines, fcc., &c.

Cigars—Havana Cigars of choice brands. Fish—Mackerel I's, 2's and 3's in bbls, bbls and kitts Salmon in I ierces and kitts Codfish in Uwfes 50 lb each Tongues and Sounds in brls. i"

Powder and Shot—Kentucky Rifle Powder in kegs, Dnpont's do, Hazard's American Sporting Powder, very Strong and Clean, in canister, Dupont'sdo, do, do. Shot of all sizes in bags for sale by

WASSON & CO., Rose's Block.

Nov. 53 IJ tf

COME

~~~~~~~

THE

AND SEE THE

Mmwi

subscriber has just received a large and well selected stock of

Consisting in part of— F.uglish, Earthen, Stone, and China Ware French, China, White, Gilt, and decorated

AND

American, French, and Bohemian Glassware liooking-glasses, nnd German Silver Britania wore, Waiters, Lamps, Girandoles, Vases, Clocks, And a great many other articles in his line of business, to which he invites tlie attention of the public. Aiso, a choice lot of

O E I E S

For family use and for the trade. $&• Packages put up expressly for Country a 0 A A N S

E S. WOLFE,

West Side of the Public Square.

Terre Haute, Sept. 3, '53-tf.

R. R. UFLDERRLLL. R. UKDEBHII.L J. W. UNDERBILL.

Citj Foundery

A I N E S O

INDIANAPOLIS, INO.

R. R. ITNDERIIILL A- CO Manufacturers of the New Improved DoubieTalved, Common Single, the Upright and fMritlnting

ENGINES.

An entirely new assortment of PATTERNS, combinirvT all the very latest Improvements lor STEAM FLOURING MILLS.

J3-PARKER WHEELS, all axev. ST MILLW RIGHTING .—The very best of Millwrights (ornufood, and all kinds of Mill wright work done to order, and at short notice. 1 erra Haute, Oct. )5, '53-8 6m.

HAVE WE THE AGUE t/.M TAKEOFKIER-S PETROLTUM a tea spoonful evwy tlirwe honra in the absence ol the fever, and voo will be cored of the Agoo. A doec every hour will cure Cholera .Morbus every three hours. Diarrhoea and Flax three times a day. Rheumatism, Sore-Eyea, Coughs. Aathama, Old Sores, Worms, See. See circular of directions. Sometimes an external application is re quired.

EVERY VESTIGE OF SCROFULA Can be completely eradicated by this Oil, at less coat or incoveniance than by any other remedy.

NOW THESE THUfGS ARE SO. Tbe reason is. Nature made this medicine, and made it RIGHT. The afflicted ae*tr will regret i* if they examine and try it- It does not disappoint, fries SO cents For sale by Drug gists generally, in tha West, and at wDoiesale and retail in Torre Haste by J. R. Cenningham, Donnelly & King, and (Wniog & Wall.

R- M. LYON, Forte Wayne.

Oct 1, "S3-6-2m Proprietor.

500 AGENTS WANTED! ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.

WANTED

IN EVERT COUNTY IN THE

UNITED STATES, active and enterprmng men, to eraage in the sal* of some

For farther part am. addresa.(n«rtw paid,)

IJSART

Mt, *ihit.

No. 138 NcnthHeeoodatreei, Philadelphia, Pehliafaer^ rf Aegaat tT,

Follifig nd Cloth Dre&iB*. \v

^9G**• wuif ia better style

Great Core of Thomas Dickson, POINT OP ROCKS MO.

S W A N E S

Celebrated Family Medicines BO FAMILY SHOULD BK wrrnOCT THE*. Spaynt"s Compound Syrup nf Wild

CherryThe wonderful

cores performed by this iiivalna* ble medicine, in pulmo-

A haryCONSUMPTION. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Influenza, Whooping Cough, Croup, Spitting of Blood, Liver Com* plaint. Pain in the Side and Breast Tickling or raising the Throat, and all diseases of tbe Longs, and Breast have excH- 'i®* ad tbe astonishment of all who jp: have witnessed its marvelous eflect there is no

accountf~r¥,.-

"7'" of a medicine, from tbe earliest apes, fur* nishiiur par- -iv fxj allel-

Read this Kxtraordinary Case. POIKT OF ROCKS, Frederick Co.. Md. June 9th, 1852, $ Dr. Swayne Dear Sir: Believing it a duty 1 owe to the public, and in justice to yon. I have thought proper to make known one of the most extraordinary cures in my own cane, that has ever been truly recorded. In the month of October Inst, 1 was afflicted with a severe gathering in mv breast, which formed a large abscess, endaimost communicated to my lungs, and very much afflicted them, and discharged large quantities oi corruption, extertal and internal. My breath could also pass through my lungs and out through the cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent cough, day and night, loss appetite, and extreme debility, so that my phy sicmn thought my case entirely hopeless, and be yond the power of medicine. I remained in this wretched condition lor 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 pap ers of the mnnv wondetfu Ictircsperformed bv your COMPOUND" SYRUP OF WILD CHEliRY. I immediately sent to Baltimore lor 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 to subside, and on using ten bottles, 1 was restored to perfect health. I feel very grateful, and firmly believe that to your valuable medicine, under tfie Blessing of Divine Providence, I am in debted lor this great change, and am hippy to say that I am now enjoying as good health as I ever have.

Yours, very "respectfully. T110.MAS DIXCN.

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

JAMTS R. Dt'RBOLTOW,

Pastor of Burlin Circuit, Baltimore Conference. Be Careful in Purchasing to obtain the original and only genuino preparation of IVild Cherry, which must have ,tbe pora it an at re S W A N 0 1 1 a per around the bottle. Until you obtain this compound you will never know the real virtues ol IP'1lid CAcrrt/.

Swayiie's Celebrated Vermifuge, 8CT BEWARE OF MISTAKE. Remember Dr. Swaync's Vermifuge is now put up in square bottles. lJr. Swayne'* Snjar Coated Sarsaparilln and Tnr Pills.

A gentle purgative and alterative medicine, far superior to the Pills in general use. The above valuable medicines nreprepared only by Dr. SWAYNE at his Laboratory, No. 4 North ~f/i tf. Philadelphia.

For sale Ivy J. R. CUN1NGHAM, sole agent for 'IVrre Haute and vicinity. Terre Haute, July 16, '33-47-tf.

Boston Leather Store, SIGN OF THE LAST. No. 3, VVnrrcn Block, Nationul Road

Street. Terre lluuie.

KERCKHOFF & CO-, inform their former T. customers nnd the public grnornllv, tlin} tlicy have moved their LHATHKR STORE, from cornpr of 5th street, to No. 3 Wnrren Block, National Road Street, opposite Union Row.

They have now on hand a large nnd exquisite assortment of all kinds of Leather, as Spanish, Cincinnati and Country Tanned Sole, Bnnd, Upper, Bridle. Hurness, Skirting, Collar and Split leather. French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip Skins. Lining, Binding, Topping. Sheep nnil Deer Skins, Tatnpico arid French Men's and Ladies Morocco.

SUOE FINDINGS.

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

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

IIIDFS!

They pay tlie HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Green nnd Dry Hides, Skins nnd Furs. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!!

Shoemakers, Saddlers, and Merchants are particularly requested to examine our stock and nrices, nelore buying elsewhere.

Ten re Uaute, April 30, '53-3C-ly

METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

ratiII- tinder icned would reapectfuly inform .1 the citizens of Terra Haute and surrounding couairy,thot he hns purchased the interest of Wm P. A'JAR, and will continue the Cabinet Business at thoolo stand All kinds of Cabinet ware kept constantly on hand, nnd made to order.— Also, will give his undivided attention to the Undertaking BnfcinesKfOnd cheaper than any other establishment in this city, and restHcUuIly solicits a share of puol patronage.

Jul,y30-'53 ljr CIlAS. TR1CHE.

New Books.

VILLETTE,

by the author ot Jane Eyre and

Shirley.

The Lofty ond the Low !y, or Good in All and None All Good, by M.J. McintoshCastle Avon, by the Author of RaveacliSe.

English Items by JVfcitt F. Ward. Lady-Bird, by Lady Georgiania Fullerton. The Cap Sheaf, a fresh Bundle, by Lewis

The Master Builder, or Life at a Trade by Day Kellogg Lee. Life of bir Walter Scott, by McLeod. acatiley'*

Speeches

Shnkspeore and Hia Time*, by M. Gufzot. Pastoral Theology, or the Theory of Evangelical Ministry, by A. Vinet.

A Hero and other Tales, by tbe Author ol tbe Ogilvies, tScc. The Australian Cfiptire and the Go!d Regions for sale by W.H.BUCKINGHAM.

Adril 2,'Si tf

Sign of the Big Book.

H. C0NN1NGHAM,

CARRIAGE MAKER, HAVING

located permanently in Terre Htatr,

is prepared to manufacture every desertptioo of Vehicle which may b* caUed tor. Mch as llock«war*, Phaeton*, Open Baggie*, Family Carriages of varioos styles, See. Sue.

Having superior workmen in the various branches of tbe business, he expect* to give entire satisfaction.

Repairing neatly and promptly dooe All work warranted Shop and Ware Room on Fifth Street, near Main.

Oct. 29, '53,10-tf

•'r *t.

b^stBookspshiisbeaiathe Conakry. Tor. good addreaa, poaaeaainK a small capital of fnm f.35 to §100. sach indaeetaeots will he o&rad as to enabie them to make from §3 to glOperds] profit. tTTtm Rooka pa ^ed hy aie all aaefc in iheir character, extremely popelar, and earn wand large sales wMr*ver they are offered

Southern Bank of Indiana

|]1S Icetitattoa, is removed to Warren* 1. Block eon** of 4th & Main Street*—^will bay eett Gold, Silver and aneamat Money, and eight Drafta, and tklja of Exdwoge: remit money to England. Ireland. ScoJland sod Germany, on it? own raapowdbtlity- Will eleo pay tatcacM oa depoaiM* at th* folkWMi|5 raM»s 4 a a a per cent. io three isontiMb 6 per cent, on twetaa owmlMt foe trlncfe Udsficataa will b* gie«iatifc*

Bankioa faoora, ftw9A .to 4P.MGEORGE C. DUY October, IS, Cufaiar.

Simeon B. Williams'^

muB-ncniiK

jittHy*

"MAN KNOW THYSELF."

An Invaluable Book for Cents,

EVKRY FAJHI.T SSKXTTO HAVE A COST ON IIAH COPIES SOLD IN LESS THAN IWU L/UV FIVE MONTHS. A new edition revised and improved, just issued.

DR. 0UNTEKS MEDICAL MAKUA AND HAND BOOK FOX THE A FFL1CT ED—Containinganoutlineoftheoriiiin.progress treatmentand cure of every form of disease, eon trac«ed by promiscuous sexual intereonr9e,by selfabuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for theii prevention.written in a familiar style avoiding ali medical technicalities, and everything that would offend the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively de voted to the cure of diseases of a delicate or pri vate nature.

To which is added, receipts Tor the cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on the causes^ ymp tomsand cure of the Fever and Ague, for twi-ntv five cents a copy six copies one tiollar» will bt forwarded to any part of the United State, b\ mail, free of postage. Address postage paid. ('os den & Co., Publishers, or "box 19$, Post Office Philadelphia.

This is. without exception, the ntost compre liensive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses itself to the reason ol its readers It is fit* from all objectionable mat t«r, and rto parent however fastiifiotis, can object to placing it in'the bands of his sons. The »uthor has devoted many years to the treatment ot the various complaints treated of, 'with too littl* breath to puff,'and 'too little presumptionjo impose,'he has offered to the world at the merely nominal price of 2 cents, the fruits of some twen ty years most successful practice."—HKRAIJI. "Notcacher or parent should !e without the knowledge imparted in this invaluable work. It would save years of pain, mortification and sor row to the youth under their charge."—PIOPI-ENS ADVOCATE.

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

One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped and postnge paid, on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies for $1. Address, post paid f'OSDEN & Co., Publishers, Box 1%, Philadelphia.

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

'ATEE'S

CHERRY PECTORAL

For the Cure

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND

CONSUMPTION.

Many yenrs of trial, instead or impairing the ntblic confidence in this medicine, has won for nn appreciation and notoriety by far exceeding the most snnuuine expectations ol its frieiuls.Nothing but its intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable benefit conferred on thousands ofsu/Tcrer*, could originate and maintain the reputation it enjoys. While many interior rrmrdics thrust upon the community, havo (ailed and been discaruod, this has gained ftiends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted tlioy can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.

While it is a fraud on the public to pretend that any one medicine will infallibly cure—still thero is abundant proof that the CIIICRKV Pt.cr0HAr. does not only as a general tiling, but nlmo#t invariably cures the maladies for which it ia employed

As time makes these facts wider ami better known, this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of the afflicted, irorn the lo? cabin oi the American Peasant, to the palacesof European Kings. Throughout this entire country, in every State, city, ami indeed almost every hamlet it contains, CHEBKY pKcrottAt. is known as the best remedy extant for diseases of llio Throat and Lung*, and in many foreicn countries, it is coming to be extensively used by thoir most intelligent Physicians. In Great Britain, France and Germany, where tho medical sciences havo reached their highest perfection, CHERRY PECTOKAI. is introduced, ana in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alms ilousesr Public Institutions, and in domestic practice, as the surest remedy their attending Physicians can employ for the more dangerous affections of the Lungs. Also in milder cases, and for children it is saie. plcasant'nnd effectual to cure. In fact, some ol the most flatteiing testimonials we receive have been from parents who have found it efficacious in cases particularly incidental to childhood-

The CHERRY PECTORAL is manufactured by a practical Chemist, and every ounce of it under liis own eye, with invariable accuracy and core. It is«ealed and protected by law from countorfeits, consequently can be rcti»i on as genuine without adulteration-

We have endeavored here to°=firrnish the com munity with a medicine of such intrinsic unpenority and worth as should commend itself to their confidence—a remedy at once safe, speedy and effectual, which this has by repeated and countleas trials proved itself to lie and trust by great care in preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to aflbrd Physicians a new agent on which thoy can rely for the best results, and the afflicted with a remedy that will do for them all that medicine can do. Prepared nnd Sold by JAMES C. AY Ell,

PRACTICAL CHEMIST, Lowell, Moss.

For sale by J. R. CuwtotiAM, DONKEMA' IT KING, J. T. WAIX, Terre-Haute, and at agencies in nearly every town in the State.

Terre Haute, Oct. 22 '53-9-ly.

New Stove Store and Copper Shop.

SIGN OF TIIE ELEPHANT. On Fourth St., one door north of Main,

Terre Haute, Ind.

THE

undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Vigo snd the adjoining counties, that he haa jost opened a new Store. Tin snd Copper establishment, where he intends to keep constantly on hand a large assortment ol

stub, tii

in am via

My stoves ate of the newest sad most approved patterns, among which will be lotind the justly

Celebrated Meteor Air-Tight

Msyt!,9M$-t.

•aw rmc S89

To which I would particularly call the ati^'ion of Ta«crn keepers, (bavinj two aiaes ei, r. «il)r for their me,* and having toe exduait (W»it tm •ell this slAe io this market, I feel a ju-' ride in reo»mrnendir^( it as one of the very best Stoves ever offered fr sale on Ibe Wabash. 1 will a!«o keep emntintlf on Band *11 kinds of Tin Ware, by wholeealesnd retail: also, Ba in a a S at a a of Copper Work, soch aa fore# and lilt Pinpi, Comer Kettk*. Soda Fcmnts. Stc.

All kind* of Copper and tfbeet Iron wort for Steam Mtte made toorder and pt«otpfly oseco-

!n want of any of i!ie al"»v» artir!«a» Hi

do »eti to give ine a out, as I intend to aril very low. My ukxto being quick aales aad email pro-

JAME8 T. MOO*E.

N. Jamea T. Moore is alto prepared to do all kinds of Job Work in Copper, Tin. Ifbstt Iron, Zinc aad Lead As Job Work has besu my forte is tfce prtabpai citie* in the weal, 1 foel confident of nwiiwiBg entire eatisfactkm.

fOOT W()()])

I UOSS&* JOi^i TIERKAK'

MARRIAGE

HAPPINESS MD COMPETENCE.

WHY

is rr

Sfe IN AKTKR YEARS*

UPWARDS OF ONK HUNDRKD TiIOt» SAND COPIK8 Hare been SENT BY ill A 11a witliia tlie laat few montlM

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC JtK NOT DBFRAUDBDI Buy no book nnleaa "tr. A. M. M*nMre*n, 19ft Llbortr Street, N. V." on the title page, and the entry In the Clerk's Office on the back of the title* page and buy only of respectable and honorable dealers, or send by mall, and add real to Dr. A. M. Msurlceau, at there are apurioua and KtirepUtlooa Infringements of copy-right

LET

EVERY WIFE AND

I'or Township purposes in Pearson Township, 10 cents. For Township purposes in Riley Township, nothing

For Township purposes In Lost Creek Township, 20 cents. f-or Township purposes in Kevins Township, 20 cents.

For Township purposes*in Otter Creek Town* ship, ccnts. For Township purposes in Fayctto Township, 10c?nts.

For Township purposes in Sugar Creek Township, lf» ccnts. tor Township purpose* in Linton Township, 5 cents.

For Township Libraries two an«l a half wnts, and twenty-five cents for each poll. For Sinking Fund two ccnts

For Graded Schools, City of Terre ilaut«, 30 cents and 50 cents for each poll. {CT Aud I fuititer notify tho Tax payers, that I will attend at (he following times and nieces in the several Townships in this county, for the purpose ol collecting lite Taxes charged on said Duplicate, to wit

At Prairieton, on the 31st Oct., ]#51. Middletown, 1st Nor., J. If. Taylor'a. Linton "2d l'ier(»on,Geo Taylor's," 3d '1

III ley, I^jckport, 4tli Lost Creek, Mh

JM* kfhoM Uttnr ftmstw, sjesree in th* mrridlu til Mt brokru healtA •IMI ipirit* wit) complication CNIMMI

.. spirR*, ffMlEb.

*odaila»mu. thttn of the powr for iM of life wbjFH phr»ic*t hrilth. koovwy or we»'tr "r*uw,uuiiicilmh•tottiiltoa kcouiiltoa

Many onhe mia ofh»r «t(F*riuts (nt-^itiipi mn Drioir. witni« puniis rirtliood, ot iK» Anl tMn of to li*hi to |«d Aationtird, «n4 tfltMl

\VTvea too til* to litwlittnl bronr kno«l«dv*. tooA t»ck tad «KMU«, «mI i«ci*t (tin Rill coowqraicM of Mt yforwet.

What «o«M ott«n girt po*«m, ia *«rtr lib. tha knewMdn tr* obtun ii tfttr JTMII Anil what fey* ana atchta of eniiiih *c rniiM not h*v« t«tu if ike ttaowlrdf* «u unwlj- hit

MELANCHOLY ASD SfAETUNO To l*hoM the litfama ml inflVrinit rn«lur«(t br many i«Hk

lor

«"«»r t«W f«« CfBMt T'mpl* and roniruIlatiU. MMI| tamedi«d—or batter suit,—aot incurred, if arvrf

WlrB ARB MOTHER

fkn«n»4 'M iatorgMtaa conttiowl hi a li«U rot torn, (wtt. ui d« i«*r^ ofiJl) which would *i«r« to lwralf l'KAAS or MISERY, A»4 to bat knkiMl tha roattant toil aad aaxittr of aM oaeraanlr d»Tol*iiw npoa him Ironi aicktnn of tha wilW witlKrtit ("tar hm tli» «HH*n«uity of acqairint that coin frtcoc* which hia e*frtiou» arc entitled, and the »oaa««io ol which would iccar* iba hajipiaeta of hinwatr, wift, lid cmlarca. SKCVRlfi THE MEANS OF HAPPIKEM' Br becMBinir ia time poawned ol th* knowledge, tlia wan***1 of which haa canard the airkneta aud |o»ertr of tnonaavdia.

If 01 »®ch eoiwe|aence*, no Wife or Htpiher it aita•akte if »t»* araject to s.vail heraHf of that ltnovr)adg* ia taapect to httwlt, which would I|«IT her Binrh •iill'ttiiif, W the mcaaa of hanmiiM* and pro»|*rity to her liuaband, andt»" confer upon hercnildren that bleatmc above all price—h#al(h» bodies, with healthy mind*. TS« fawwiadg* t« eoaiataed ia a a Imle work entitled

E A I E W O A N S

Private Medical Companion.

DK. A. M. MAURICBAtr,

ntrtuot or Diiiiin or *»MIII. Om Jitmdrtdtk JUilitn. 18m#., pp. 350. Frit*, W A. [on rise

PARCR, EXTRA

aisDisa,

91 00.J

Viimt inibliahed ia It(t,and it It aot If itmpRuiKa on womjerfL'L, Cooalitrrlne thnt EVRRV PRIIlALt, WHETHER MARHIKUOR NOT, c«» her* nrqulrf a rail knowlnlve ot th« nature rharartrr and rauaes of Iter complaints wltl» tbe various •ymptoiua, ANA UUM nearly

HALF A ItnLLlON COPIES

ilinlitd liare been aold. It is impracticable to «.-0tirey fallr the raHoai inbjaow treated of. they are tf a nature rtrictlv imauded for tha

nMnre rtncity itii*ud*4 for tin

mamed, or lho«« cntilrm|Utni( bat no neiiroui *»f iijoyin* health, snd tint brmiiy, ruimqueat

health, which i*

UIXM

conducive to nrr own mnjiiiira, and tltM

or tier hi»t»nd, but either ha* or will oI.uIh it. haa or ill every hnabauo who haa the lore and affection of hit wife heart, or that of hia own iwcuuiary im|raTeneut.

IICSBAND

POMDKHi

Norxrnse for Itfiiornnr-t, when Ignsntnos Is Misery to those wt hold near and «tenr, nml when to (ttspel oar Ignorane*

Is wltliln our reach. To enable every one to decide ttpon the tnd4spensabl* of pOMcesing a copy, and that ne wife, or mother nood remain unlnforinod upon the many causes, which, sooner or later, are destined te make ft*arfal ravngej npon her healUt, nnless guarded against, and that no considerate and affectionate hualmnd have cause to npbrald himself with negleet of the welfare of his wire—s pamphlet of thlrty-slx nages, containing full Title-page and India of Oof* tetUs, together with extracts trom tho book, will be sent free of eharge to any part nf the United 8tats% by ndUroMiiig, itost-pald, as heroin. When IOtovrlcdae Is IInp|»lneas, 'Us enl* pable to be Ignorant, tW On receipt of One Dollsr (for the line Kill- 'j tlon. extra binding.) "TI'K MA ItRlKD WOMAN'S PHI VATK MKDfCAL COMPANION" Is sent (nutU. ed free) to any part of Ihe ITlilted States. All lot tor* muai tr poai-pald, and ndilrcasod to Dr. A. VIAt'KICKAtJ, »ox Wii, New York City, rubllsfc. ingOtllee, No. 139 Liberty Street, New Tort. For sale ly S. F. Parria, Grccncnatle. In Nfc#4 York City, bv Htringcr St. Towneend, Atnerican Museum Adrinticn, Sliarmnn & Co., No 2 Aatoe House Dcwitt St Dnvonporn UHrues St Co.

OFF1CB, Iffy Liberty Street, near Greonwioh, New York City. .• April UO,'53 36 ly-is ..yt,

———————

CollectorVi Notice.

OTICE is hereby given, that llio Tax Dapll* fate for 185S, lor Vigo county, has been dolivercd to me by the Auditor of said county, nnd that the following ia the nrnotint ol Taxes charged lor State, ''ounty, School, If ond, or otbor purposes, oit each ono hundred dollars valuation, te wit:

For State purposes 20 ccnta and 50 eents for ench poll. For County purposes 30 cents and 23 cents for each poll.

For Common School purposes 10 cents. ^'"i cnFor Rond purposes In Harrison Township, on Heal Estate only, 10 cents.

For Township purposes, in Harrison Town* ship, 5 cents. or township purposef in Hor.ey Creek Town* ship, !f cents. 1-or Township purposes in Prairio Creek Township. 10 cents.

Nevins, Tilman HigW's," 7th Otter r'k, W.Clark's.sr., 8tfa

Clarkls Store in Fayette, 9th Sugar Creek, Macksvifle, 10th

44 4

JCT Law same as last year. N. F. CUNNINGHAM. Treasurer of Vigo Count*, Indiana. Oct. 29, •», 10-6w*

Dins* UKPAIITMKIVT OF TUB COMMERCIAL WLLEGB OF INDIA Thi* Department, which baa been time for want of room, will lie re* opened at College Hall on the 1st Monday of November, and be continutu permanently open for tbe reception of Ladi*«.

Tbe objects aimed at in this Department are, firat, to remedy rfc- great end lamentable iflect* in the present s-tem of female education, by training tbe mind to a more active, accurate, and practical mud* of titougbl, and imparting that thorough knowledge of busineas matters aa to Make ths-m tthrrn wrif-mliant and indepertdent titan they niw are and

Second, to open up new and more profitable sources of employment forte males, who are obliged earn a scanty sub*f»tciice by the bard and trying labors of tbe needle, or tne irksome and poorly paid duties of a teacher, by qualifying them for the leas ardeooa bat more profitableduti«* of an accountant.

Terraeaad regolatkma 'tbe seme ia both Departments. La5ies from abroad wDl be furnished board in pHveta funilieK who will eitercia* kind parental care over th«n during their stay.

So Lady need lieastate coming, or no parent to •end his daughter, through false motive* ol delicacy, no interference with tbe Ladieaoo tbe pen of UM Gentlemea is ever allowed.

A Catalogae containing foil information upon every point deairad will be furnished gratis, on application to W. McK-SCOTT, Prea't.

Oa. ^-•S3 9-ly .......

Imported Wlnetk

A FINE nrticie of cboioe imp«SdWIri^ /X all kind*, can be obtained at te BUftNStS ProrSeion Store.

April 30,13 36-ly

Piae Lnmberv.

IIWT received a qnantity of Fine limber, for ml*. SMITH St LRGGETT.

April 16, *$3-34 lf