The Wabash Courier, Volume 24, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 October 1855 — Page 4

LJLL? J."."—•—*H"———i——— Mr Smich Lcungiup on tfhe Sofa. I ^HRS. SMITH LECTPHtS HIM FOR ITi"' There is a touch of practical good

scnso about the following that will be appreciated by. thousands, It is from tbo Maryavillo Tribune *3 'I declaro Mr. Smith this Js tbn Bad. Hare you aro streichcd out on tho s^fa. mussing it up and my nice carpct is all spoiled by the irampfo" of your coprse boots. 1 shall bo ashamed to bring any one into the parlor again, and I have ta ken sgt.much pains to keep everything nice I do think Mr. 3mith» you are tho liiftst thoughtless, careless man 1 ever did sec—yau-duti't a rear to care h.owr much trouliie, you me." IT I had no tnore care than you have,\ve would soon .have a nice JooKlng house^— it would not bo long till our new MISC and furniture would be just as bad as the old.' said John Smith's wife to him, as she saw him in the parlor taking a nop on the sofa.

Mr. Smith rose up ilmvly anil an* swered

sso

cool, and tho sola looked so inviting, that 1 could not resist the temptation to snooze a little. 1 thought when we were ^building a new house and furnishing it thus, that wo were doing it because the ,old house and furniture were not a* comfortable as desirable, and that I and my own dear Mary, would indulge ourselves in a little quiet leisure in these nice rooms, and if we chose, in loung.ing upon the sofas and rocking in these cushioned arm chairs away.from the noise of the family, and tho smell uftW cooking stove. '1 did not dream of displeasing, you

Mary, and I thought it would give you pleasure to see me enjoying a nap oni the sofa this warm afternoon. I.notice when Mcrcham Swell, or Col- Bingham, and their families are here, you appear delighted to have Sofas and cushioned arm chairs for them to sit or lounge up*, on. 1 thought that the -houso and the sofas were to use—that we have paid a" large sum of money for them but I supposo that I was mistaken, and that we aro to sit in tho old kitchen, and if I want to take a nap, or rest a littlo when I am fatigued, I am to lie down on a slab in the wood house and if you want to rest, can go to the children's trundle bed in the little closo bed room wher9 tho flics can havo a chanco at you.'

The irony of Mr. Smith's reply only provoked his wifo and threnened with a repctition-of Mrs. Smith's speech, with unpleasant additions and variations, and knowing that I10 would get tired of gaining victories over her by argument beforo sho would think of getting tired of defeat, ho took himself out, and left Mrs. Smith to fix up and dust out, and lock him out of his own houso, and take a seat on an old chair in the kitchen, which Mrs, Smith said was good enough to use every day—in the kitchen where no one sees it.

Poor mistaken Mrs. Smith, thought 1, yet most women are like her. They want a fine house, and when they get it they want on out house built'to live in, and they confine their families to a few small rooms, poorly furnished, whilo the main rooms, well furnished, are never seen by the family, only when visitors come. Both houso and furniture are too grand for use. The carpet is too fine for their husbands to walk on—the minors aro too fino for them to look into—the furniture is all too fine for him to see or use.

It is a fatal day to enjoyment when a family gets a house and furniture too lino for use, and yet most women have an ambition to have it so. Better would it be if they were contented with such a houso and furnituro as is suited to every day use. The houso largo enough to accommodate one's friends and the furniture such as all use when at hotne.-— Rose Rambler.

Gun Making.

A correspondent of the Traveller gives the following account of the manufacture of guns at Windsor, Vt., and at

Hartford, Conn. A flat bar of iron two feet long, and weighing eight pounds, is started at one end of a series of fourteen trip hammers, which strike eight hundred blows a minute. In its progress it is flattened, lengthened, rounded and welded. It then passes through a series of borers by which the inner surface is smoothed, polished, and the spiral grooves cut. A series of lathes then polishes the outer surface. Other processes prepare the lock and appendages. The stock is of black walnut, which comcs rough from the forests of Ohio, passes rapidly through its own metamorphosis by appropriate machinery. That for cutting the patch box and the inlets for the lock, is wonderful. It consists of a frame having a lateral motion, in which is inserted a sories of drills moving perpendicularly, each in its turn, as the frame moves laterally. What 1 have described relates to the .Minnie rifle.

Shnqe*s rifle is a lighter arm for horsemen and sportsmen, neater, short-: er an more perfect. The barrel instead of being wrought iron, is mnu'a of cast steel, atid tho calibre is bored from .j solid cylinder. This arm has roceived the approbation of tho government over !,all others at the species. The exeel lence consists, not only in the perfect adaptation for loading at the breech, but -in apparatus for priming. A cylinder twb inches long, and as largo as a pipe stem, contains fifty flattened caps, ru sembHng spangles on a lady fan.—

This cylinder, inserted perpendicularly on the top of tho -breech, rests on a spi. spring pressing upwards, After each discharge, and the re^cockiug of the gun, a dwiicato slider removes a cap from its cylindrical pipe, and fixes it on trie vent ready for another discharge. The ball .is solid and conical,"attached to thecaftridge by a string. The cartridge and ball are two inches in length. The operator provided wiih cartridges at hit sido and rounduig at the breivii, if he is practiced, can discharge tho piece eighteen times mtouto.

& A roan who tkonot ckum to be a jj'u'^-o a I a ^tiwle 4 utof a diuive, nn1. n-i ^rniin". but woii'JnH grow much. Ilog.,5 so jSffiL*' ra '.veek ir tw

fiusittcss €nrl)0.

MACAULEY, WELCH & Co.

Coach & Carriage Manufacturers BHOPASD W4 RE 8OOM COR HER OF AZCO.N ASP W-AL5UT STREETS. ^50n« Rlock Sonth of Publie- Sqnarefj,

TliKKE IIAI'TEj INDIANA.

HAVE

oa -.re wilding spina vers fiMtjCarri^^tU iutsij.ui. ./Jl.wot^wjr ranted to do Uu best4f tctvict.,. .*, .. KEi '3XCK5: T. C. Buntin i! iuae J- M. P.vwaos J, S. CUB :. T'Jwk LLTMAEI W»-r JOBS MAHJLLE.

June 2,

'rNever Known to Fail.

tb.l "ROBIHSOM'S SPEC FiC,

i, A c«(aiA arid»afcCHr«for ail Bowel Complaints,

•I was tired and sleepy, Mary.Jsu^} Summer.-Dysen and tho weather so hot, and this room

(cry. Cloodp Klax ant! !i .i •ra'"3©rt»tu. Sold by J. H. O.iiiingham and P. M. Donnelly 'Terre Haute.Inili-wva.''

June 'li,

B. a COX, CiXCUtNATf. R. S. OX, JR TERBEIIAUTK

I II

\v II 0 L'F/S A E HOCKRS TElUtE HAUTE, INDIANA.

will sell Good3nt Cincinnati pricrs with the addition of Freight only. Cull and see lor yourselves,

F*TEITMS CASH.

OCrR. S Cox, jr.. Agent for C. Urban'a Sula mandcr Sfcfe. .May 5,1355 37 tf

A fresh supp!y of handsome and ffwhionaable Type, wilt form a choice, variety for

gffiLS, CARSS,' HB0M8S, A in in in Always got upfn the neatest manner and at the shortest notice, at the office of the Watoasli Courier

J. W. KISS.

D. W. COFUVLN. T.

Wholesale Dealers in

COREIGN&DOMESTIC

Nos. 8 & 10 Pearl Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. •Jail. 20,1855-22-ly 1t.

^F. T: HULMAN.

Wholesale Dealer in all Kinds of

WINES AND LIQUORS, TEAS, Tobacco, Nails, etc.. etc. NO. 5J WARREN'S IILOCK,

TERRE HAUTE, 1ND.

Jan, 20, lSa5-22-tf

S. FEAZER & Oo. •$.

Millinery and' Fancy Goods, LAIMKS & GERT8 GLOMES, HOSIERY fc HDKFS. RON NET

SILKS & SATIN BONN KTS,

Ribbons, Flowers, Dress Trimmings, Florence Silk, Crapes, liHces, Edsing?, E id is

Purasols, Perftimery, Toys, &c. »rMi lliners supplied on reasonable terms. Welch's new Block, opposite Post Office, '4th'st. hear Main. Terre Haute, March 31,1855-33-tf

ALBERT LANGS,,. AGKNT OF

Marcb31, lSW-32-tf

S E O E S S

JOHN B. LUDOTOI

ISanow

receiving his Spring stock, consisting ol full assortment of Groceries ol all kinds .TOBACCO, NAILS, &C-, All of which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. ,, I--'

Call at tho Cincinnati Store, union Row. April 28 13S5-3f,-tf.

a* .V

Housr, Carviase, Siprn* and Ornamdntnl l'tuntin^, in all their Branches.^

ALSO,

Designs', Banners, Fines* Transparencies, properly 6x vuted—old Pictures cleaned and varnished, wai papered,\%.c.

Shop on Market Street, opposite. Doles' New Bui hi 112. and doOr north oi the

INFORMSF.just

COURIKR

tLc lowest ires.

OfVice.

Terre Haute, mar23-30y F.. K. BROWN.

T. HULMAN

his friends and the ^ulSic getiorally,

that he has got back with tresh and well selected Stoek of ALL Kl^DS OF GROCERIES. wbieh hp will sell, as heretofore al wholesale and retail, at

whowiln»nyfhin« In Ms Hine, will find it 1o their Int. st to, give him a call, at his store, on NatiotinbRofid street, No. 5, Warren's Block.

May 'M-OS U'

A a A N E A S FOR THIS

HANDKERCHIEF & TOILET, HAIR OILS AWD POMADES 1 FIXE -'ii:inn of ?he sSove pt rfa.'A nv rii-8 Jh't.. !.ct l*l.i'.-itl.-ij :-ta mnifiiiclories just op ened at P- 1h 'NELLY'S.

IVrrellauu-, January 13.1835-2i-tf

THE CELEBRATED

:,t a

-t i.i^o b.:i Itel fto.. ui i'v" "-rtd a-t-.r Lad, ,'jjyv,. flail I pi I- 'V i!te pig -i.'i puts

liim in tl»4HMitae bui K*-i I h-ul »-.! i«tn^ attd i&t Uttk 'Hit dltih tjiiiii iw^-J _/•»«»"* 17, ti

1 E S E E O W W E ui:t! y!h.-f.r-!«!.V -fr"-'"' '-j Rivt n«*: a hi" .r,id fW c-»iiiv!-te .nsj.ir!inflnt ct -this :V j-.I-jw. wfitch Wo !. s'v I'.vt- '.'."ir-. r.:id h)is

liayv l"rn Mi umvmi

«v* i'f 1,

M1TU & SONS.

Tcrrc Haute. Jsn. 29, it., j.'S-

New Books.

•Airr at hi N.I\ Willi#. 1 V..' tf bv Lrftd j- Butwcr. rs". il R« Cof tlaa by W. P.

.s-'l Snuth's "r-'.-isitri'-r.! Journey Work. W-i.\n: ot "Was-t :i5^l.'it. J, 9 .,0.1 v-u-st Exilv, Cfij't. Ri'id. -1 to? sale at W.'H. BUCKINGHAM'S. Frb. 17,1B55 SfUtf

WATCHES. a ..1. .v,jine-'

,l% 1

!.•

.N,aa!i', 1 «JH

an»J crJI«iK v»*i

S TV i.«E. AII«, Moma

a-s and in real variety «-K. FRKEMAN'S

s,rf:

Tiitv //at.sc, Feb. 17. ^30-tf

Bit si u*00 (Baths

A N O

pa 118 I 6.

WILL

c. suirr.EV.

KING, COR WIN, & CO,

ivvaiNf.,:

A I I E A I E

INSURANCE COMPANIES. Effects insurance at all times on tbo most reasonable terras.

©OUVCfV (DtflCC,

Iv TERK.E HAUTE, INDIANA, VLTD A TREgH 3«MY OF sacs*j3£ua VVe have also a complete agtjof now and boatatiff.

O O rs EJ3,

For Card Printing in imitation of Coppcr-p!at» Persons wanting Printing dona will do woll tt iiveaaa call aa with nfew materials and experienced .workmen, wc cannot be excelledi and wi

WARRANT SATISFACTION.-,

Blank Deeds & Mortgages, BILLS OF FADING,

Protests and Instructions

For Flat and oilier Bonis, Keptconstnntly on hand atthinOflice.

AWlby,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

And deoler iri all kinds of Produce, Tine Lumber, dressed and undressed, Shingles and Laths. &5rComer of first and Eaglo Streets, Canal a a a I a a

May1!, '55-39-tf •. -Ijx'

J. H. LONG, M. D.

'piIANKFUL for past favors, respectfullysolicit® a continuance of the same. Office on ?ocoini aire*!, acrr of the Court House Square

fobl2-'53- 25-tf

Terre Haute, lnd., Jan 3, '52-dtf-29

A S

LE TBI

FOR TIIE CURE OF

E E & A E

bo found superior to any articlo oftlu kind now in nse. Maybe had/at (iroverman ared and warranted by

VLL

and^ Bourne's. Pre

G. W. BALL

TerreTIante, Nov 19, 1852—-wtf

Botanic Drug Stored.

South-west corner of the Public Square TERRE HAUTE, INI),, ALLEN PENCE, 31. D., Proprietor

kinds of Drujs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Varnishes, &c., alwaj's on liand. 8CT Particular attention paid to the compound ing of Medicines.

Consultations can be had.at any timowith Dr. P., unless he is professionally engaged. JUne 3, '51-41 ly

MEDICAL CARD.

VV J. M. COMINS, 31. D., ECLECTIC. '^.FFICE near the South west corner of Public

Square, opposite Dr. Pence's Botanic Drug Store. Acute and chronic diseases, treated in the most 8cieni.ific manner, as certificates and testimonials of success in the possession of.Dr. C. will show.

June 3, '54-41-ly :'v

J. T. BOYD, M. D., 1

OFFERSand

iils servii-es to tho citizens of Terrr

Haute vicinity, ju the various branches of MEDICAL SCIENCE. Office in Scott's building, on Market street, opposite the General Stage Office, near the Brown House South- Knst corner of tho Public Squaro, where he may be found at all hours of the day and night, except when absent on professional business. '"v" a 5 3 3

Torre Haute Drug Store, BY J. R. CUNINGHAM, -J} National Road Street, North of the Court House.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CONSTANTLY

on hand, Fresh Drugs and

Medisincs. warranted pure. Prescriptions prepared promptly. Great attention paid 19 al) orders. ...

S5"ChemicaIa, DycslufFs, Instruments, Perfum ery, Oils, Pqinjs, Glass, and pure wines and Liquors expressly for medical use. v.

a W E S O N & O

(OPPOSITE POST OFFICE)-

TERRE HAUTE INDIANA

HAVEjust

established themselvesin themanU'

factory ot Blank Books, and liook Binding in all its branches, with the most improved machinery and tools.

With their long experirnce in wording in the West,-they feel safe in .warranting their work to all who ft'JI disposed to patronize them, with the best of work and on the most-reasonable terms.

All Kinds of Bank, Railroad and County Offices' Bocks and Blanks, with t!*e best of work made on short notice. Periodicals, old books, and music bound to order. -'J

Dec. 30,1851-J9 tf '1

a a a

rT,HISestablishment

)3 daily o-

.1. pen for visitors and the improvements recently effected in it Jj have .n completed on a scale commi 1::urate, with the present advanced"state of thu Daguerrean

Art and the requirements ofa dis-

atmg pablic. The proprietor claims facilities tor producing V,.,-,". FINE PICTURES^ Which are not possessed by any other establishment in ihis City, and the result is that the pictures issued present such a combination of beau*, ty tf the wonder of the day is how it is done, will- mast be accounted for by Miller oeing the arti.- whose very name is a guarantee of a gOoa ore, who has the nack of transferring the imso correctly that he hesitates not to solicit an action of bis unrivalled pictures from all good lujes of this benntiful art.

STOCK FOR SALE. Likenesses of deceased or sick persons taken -at their rrndences. Patrons will find this Gallery conv. n:ent, having the reception saloon and -,m rating room vn the samelloor hut entirely

should avoid 'iaUt drapery. R(onu

jo.-a.tiiy by Duii Cc Freeman, Warren's Block. A R.MILLER.

April SI, '54-35-tf MZ*rJ

CITY MARBLE WOMS.

PflB/ahscriber, having permanently locate* in lerie Haute will keep constantly on hand

v. itr.M-t v.-i!. 3 lanreaad choicc v«ri#ty of Marble for all purposes. Mbnui tiison h«ndand ms totjrder trom tbf ~t V'eui.vntaiuiliaitan cnark ^. All onk-n %v !f promptly attended to and executed in the feest manner Pariicular attention paid to derfgn iai and carving.

Jui,- 98, '53 43tf. J. JULIAJ*, On -u«l street, nearly oppositcStewart House.

FFLIIM 110

FAMGY OOODS, DEALERS IN COMBS, BUTTONS, TIIREAD9«

A.ND EVERT DESCRIPTION OF

Foreign and Domestic Hosiery, S3 fiarrny, Corner of Chnrrh Street, iw

Ftb ?, W3S 24-ly.

TESTIMONY OF TnE

WILCOX FAMILY.

wonderful 5. curcs porforin- if ed by ihislnvalua* 'BleTnedielnp, In pulnm- '. "nnty CONltU VTUW, i'^'Coogus. Golds, Astjinln, Branchilis. Influenza, Whoaping Cot^h,

Croup, .Spitting of Blood, Layer Cootplaint,Pain In tho Sitikj and Brenst, Tiekiing ^.raising in the Throat, oiid all diseases-» of the Lungs, and Breast have excited the a«t6nUhn ent of ail who have witnessed itsmarvelona clfeet there is no account of a medicine, from the earliest agea furnishing a parallel. The Case of Naomi Wilcox. The iollowina highly interesting statement ihe ease of Mias Naomi Wilcox, well known foi character and respectability "to a large portion of the chixeiiSof f?t, Lawrence county, New York is truly worthy of attention and so well authon licaio.il ihht tile most skeptical must be atone* satisfied brits correctness To Dr SuMf/nr, Pkiladfhihiu— .v' s.

ori

GocvtitNEUa, St Lawrence Co ,N-T. December 10, JS51. i, Datr Sir.—Having experienced very great benefit from the use of your COMPOUND srKfr OF WILD ciiERfty, I feel bound as an act or humanity, to recommend this most invaluable medicine to others. More than eight yearft ago I fell into a gradual Catarrhal Consumption and notwithstanding the u£e of many other remedies, I eon tinued to grow weaker, aiidmofo and more disordered in my lungs and elotnaeh Jintil myself and my friends despaired of my lifo' My digos tive powers became so exhausted that I could 1101 bear the lightest kind of food, except in the mi tHiiest quantities, in this condition, at the requestor my brother, I began to use your SYRCI'. Almost immediately I derived great benefit from it. In lessthan three days after commcncing the use of small doses, my stbmach began to recover its natural tone and power—gradually every bad symptom began logiveway, and iti afewnionthr 1 recovered to a state of coftifbrtnble, though not perfect health. I have no hesitation in sayini: that to your'WLLD ctiERRY1 I owo, under God. the continuance of my life, and a degree'o health far beyond my expectations. 1 havosinec had attacks of the same old symptoms, but in every instance I have resorted with perfect sue cess to the uso of your medicine.

GouvER.vuTt, N. ,46th Dec If 54.

I certify that the above narawl Naomi Wilcox 13 my sister. I have nursed and attended her in all her sickness, and Tknow that the foregoing statemeut is correct. 1 have also administered Swayiies' Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry in other members of oiir family with uniform" success and I have recommended it to ethers of nij' friends And neighbors, an have been often assu redof-its very great beneficial effccts, and in tnore than one instance" to the saving ol life, as I be lievo,.' PANTHEA WILCOX.

GouvEa.NEDS,.N. Y., 16th December, 1854.1 St Lawrence County. It is hereby ceriified that the foregoing certifi cates were sighed by the Misses Wilcox in my presence that they are' intelligent and highly respectable persons that their reputation for truth and veracity is irreproachable. llARVEY D. SMITH, Justice Peace.

Be Careful in Purchasing

To obtain tho original and only genuine prepara tion of

WILD

portrait and signature of Dr.

ofTers lor sale kinds of SNUFF ANI» TOBACCOS in general use. For particulars, a Price Current can be obtained by addressinir as above. This Establishment is one of the oldest of the kind in the United States.

Fab. 1Q, 1855.-25-ly

Ladies Attention^!

REMEMBER,

all ye who are just now think

ing about Spring and Summer Dress Goods, that F. N1PPERT is no\? offering for yonr inspection a splendid assortment. lie has also a fine stock of

French and English Lawns Plaid, Striped and plain colorcd Tissues, Debaves, Bareges,

Balakiavns, Brilliantines, DcLaines, iJlnek and fancy Dress Silks, White Goods of every description,

French and English Ginghams,

am! Prints in any quantity aria at every price.— These goods will be sold unusually low tor cash. F. NIPPERT,

April 23.1855 36 tf I rrington Block.

PRAIRIE CITY INFIRMARY, A N

I N A I S E E A

THISinstitution

is now ready for the reception

Hygienic regulations. -foe.RETREAT is situated in the most pleasant and healthy part of the city and every care will be used to make it comfortable to the patients. They, wil! have careinl and experienced ntirscs as well as the most skillful medical treat* menu

Arrangements have been made with the most eminent members of the medical profession of the city as consulting fhyaicftms. Patient* la horing under serious arid difficult diseases, will appreciate the advantages of this arrangement. ^Particular attention pa to diseases of the eye and chronic diseases of fem&,'< {KTFees (invariably in advanr from $5 to ^10 per week, according to the case. All easel Wairins surgical operations will be charged an extra bill. J. T. BOYD, Proprietor.

M^3 "Da. POVD, Matron. May 19, 1855-39-3m 1 lj}

Boston Leather Store, SIGN OP THE LAST, ffo. 3, Warren Block, National Road

Street. Terre Haute.

GKERCKHOFF

W. E. Nctrau.

Rdss & NEWELL, (Successors to West «jr Aeustf,) I O E S A N O E S O

a I to a

.of patients being provided wkh all necessary things for the treatment of disease. Having comfortnb!etaih rooms wliere the pa- A Iri ®"Peir|0r assortment of trench Black ticnts can haTe all the benefits derived from the Cloths-black and fancy Cassimers, Satinets, use of Water and Medicated Daths, together with tweeds, Jeans white, brown, and fancy Linen a ratiotml nifedical treatment—electricity and ,, '[s J.te' buffand fancy Marseilles Vestings black and fancy bilk Cravats white and fancy

& CO., injorm their former

customers and the public generally, that they have moved their LEATHER STORE, from corner of 5th street, to No. 3 Warren Block, National Road Street, opposite Union Row.

They have now on hand a large and exquisite assortment of all kinds of Leather, as Spanish, Cincinnati and Count Taaned Sow, Band, Upper, Bridle, Harness, starting. Collar and Split Leather. French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip Skiffs, Linine, Binding, Topping. Sheep and Deer Skins, Tampico and French Men's aiid La* dies Morocco.

SHOE FINDINGS.

They also keep a general assortment of Shoe Findings, as Last*, Boot aod Shoe Trees, Clamps, Pegs, all kinds ofShoemakers Tods of the very best quality.

Having adopted the principle of only selling for caeh, aod baying also for cash in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell at lower ori* cos than any of their competitors.

HiDR8I

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

Shoemakers, Saddlers, and Merchants are particularly requested to examine o*r stock and r»ric««. More buying elscwb^r*.

Trim Haute, *pnl3°, $5-3$-1y

Coturnws,. ZancavUle, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington Cilu, tfcio York. t£c. via. Indiana* Central Railway, and connecting Lines Eastward*' Great Eastern and Western U. S. Mail and American

Express Lfne! Shortest Route to Dayton by Txoenty-Five Miles! and no change vf Cars or haqqage! rWO TRAINS DAILY, (Sundays excepted\1

ORNING EXPRESS leaves at 5,40 A. M-. LTJ. connecu at Richmond: with Eaton and Hamilton and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton !{. R, for .Cincinnati direct! Arriving at 11,30 —arrives at Dayton at 10,30, connecting With ail ttMiiH for Xeiiio, Columbus, Zanesvilte, Wheeling, Baltimore. Washington City, Philadelphia. New York and itoaton._ Also, with r.crana. Bellefontaine, Forest, Clyde, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sandusky,

trains for Spjinglield, Urbana. Forest, Clyde, Ci lolodo, Fort Wayn fast at Indianapolis!

1 1

SWAYNE

011 er.ch

wrapper arountl the bottle. Until you obtain this compqund you will never know the real virtues of WILD CHERRY.

Compoiid Syrup oj Wild Cherry,' *'••'.'v' Specific, for Gout an'd Rheumatism', Soothing Syr*p,for Children teething Bitter Cntholicon, -,, Bowel Cordial, Vermifuge, or Wnrm Killer, Fever and Ague Fills, ,. Sarsttpariila awl Tar PiU.t, Sugar Coated, The above vnluablo Medicines are prepared only by.Dr. SWAYN E & SON,.at their Laboratory, No. 4 North TtA st. Fhiladelphw tVR SALE BY

J. R. CUNINGHA'M, Sole Agent, "Terre Haiito Drugstore." !D*S\VAY.NE'S u. S. AJ.MAXAC containing, much useful information for all families to be had

ORATIS* call and get one at Mr. Cuningham'j. Terre Haute, July 28, '54-49-tf

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

PETER LORILLARD. 5:3 MANUFACTUHERis Ifo*42 Chatham Street, New Yorlf,

Sl'LutasSORiofallETER

&. GEORGE LORIXJJIRD,

Break-

lolodo, Fort Wayne,'.Troy, Piqua, tc.

iWrPaasengers by this Train arrive at Columbus Eight Hours in advance of any other route rom Indianapolis.

MAU^ TRAIN leaves Indianapolis at 12 M.. the arrival of all trains from the West, North md &>uth, arrives at Richmond at 3 P. M, at (Cincinnati at 5,4" P. _, arriving at Dayton at

P. M. Dinner at Indianapolis aod Supper at Dayton. Pittsburgh Passengcra leavingon Noon Trains have one hour to stop in Dayton, and make the same conneciions at Crestline for Pittsburgh as any other train from Indianapolis. {JCrPassengers by this Route go through to Cincinnati as quick as by any other.

OCrThe only Route haying sure connections at Dayton. Sc^Columbus Daggage checked through, Pittsburgh and Philaderpliia Baggage "re-checked at Columbus. flCrThc only Morning Train from Indianapolis to Dayton! or Columbus via Dayton.-C(}.,.^^ 3 A E S Indianapolis to Dayton, -.$3 23 to (Columbus, 5 00

'15*5 to Zanesville, 6 50 to Cincinnati, 3 50

NAOMI WILCOX.

to Crestline, .. 5 25 to Pittsburgh, i. {50 to Cleveland, via Columbus,. 7 00' to Cleveland, via Clyde,.... 7 00 to Ik-llefbntaine, 4 '25 •jfji to Sanduskyj. -6 23 to a 1 1 O -to N. Y., viu Wheeling and

Baltimore 20 00

i"| to N York, via Pittsburgh,. .20 00 to N. York, via Cleveland & v. N. Y. &. E. R. R........80 00 c, to New York, via Buffalo. &

N Y. Ct. R. R.V ..20 00

to ad el a a W el ing & Baltimore,. 17 50

to Pliiladtlphia, via Pittaburgh.. 17 50

••..A to Washington City 17 50 to Fort-Wayne 8 00 x. to Wheeling 8 50 to Baltimore, 16 50

Passengers gBhould procure Tickets over tke Con'ral Road, for the shortest and quickest routo East.

JAMES M. SMITH, Sup't.

Ind. Cent &. Dayton & Western R. W.

TERRENCE

CHERRY, which must have the

O'NEiLj'TravcIJing Agent, at Terre Haute, Indiana.

Feb. 22, 1835-re-feb-24-27-tf

T. MlTCUELt.. .JOHN B. UERROJT. ..Wit. STEVENSON.

UNION FOUNDRY,

MITCHELL, HERRON, &. CO., (LATE FENNOCK, MITCHELL, CO.) No. 194 Liberty Street, Pittstourgli, Pa., Will manufacture as usual, a largo and general assortment of Castings, comprising Cooking Stoves, Uange and Side Oveus

OFFICE AND PARLOR. STOVES, MANTLE AND KITCHEN GRATES Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dry Irons,

Sad lions, Tea Kettles, Plow and Plow Points, Mill nud Machinery Castings generally, And Gas and Water Pipes of all sizes.

W.40TV --t A -r* w"', ALSO,

Iron and Nails of the best Brands. Shovels, Spader, Pikes, &c. A I.I.OF

WH tCH W1 LI. EE SOI .DilT MANUFACTURERS PRICES May 1-2,1855 38-4m

Agiiin Before tJie Public,

HAV'ING

just returned from the Eastern cities

with a splendid stock ot Spring and Summer Fancy and Staple Dry (Voods, purchased at exceedingly low prices, I do now. with pleasure, offer them to my customers and thcpublic generally, at a small advance on cost believing that "small profits axd quick sales" are more in keepirtg with tho general scarcity of money and the spirit of the age, than the old slow coach fystem. F. NIPPERT, Farrington Block, North of the Public Square, April 28, 1855-36-tf Terre Haute, lnd

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF EmlbroidLeries.

A E re iv re E is and Swiss Importers, a very clioicc and attrac live assortment of Velancienne, Maltese, Passe Cambric, Swiss, and Tulle Collars Cambric, Swiss, and Passe Sleeves and Cberaisetu plain and embroidered Linen Handkerchiets Dimity, Swiss nnd Cambric Bonds and Flouncing. Also, a few beautifully embroidered Silk Mantillas, at about half their original cost. ...

Such an endless variety of styles and exquisite beauty, of Embroidery as is presented hero is worthy tho attention of all, ana none should fail to call and examine them, as they will be sold remarkably cheap. F. NIPPERT,

North of the Square.

April 28, 1855-36 tf

Cloths, Vestings, &c.

Shirts white and fancy Linch Handkerchiefs Braid, Punama, Straw, and Palmlcaf Hats. ALSO— Silk, Straw and Gimp Bonnets, Bon net Ribbons, Children's Flats: Ladies' and Gents Kid, Silk, Lisle and Cotton Gloves Cotton lioge all colors. Umbrellas and Parasols.

A large lot 'of Irish Linens bleached and brown .Muslins Tickings Checks, Cotton and Woolen Flanels, Silk warp Flannel, Marseilles end Lancaater Quil's, Table Cloths. Towellings Damask for Curtains, Musquito Airs, Oil and Paper. Window.Shades, &c> AH of these «riH be sold at such prices as camiot foil to please every buyer. F. NIPPERT,

North of the Square, Terre Haute, hid. April 28, 1855-36-tf

New and Revised Editions.

E I A O O S

C'\YCLOPCEDIA

ot Practical Medicine, by

Forbes, Tweedie, Conolly and Dunglison 4 vols 8 no. 1/ctfcra' Woman and her Diseases, 1 vol. 8 vo.

Dti ieon'a Practice of iUedieine, *2 vols. 8 vo Chuicbill 00 the Diseases of Women, 1 vol 8 vo.

Dunglison'sTherspeutfcsand Materia Medica, 2iT5»lS.8V0. WilsonS Anatomy, 1 vol. 8

TO.

Dunglison's 3/edtcal Dictionary, 1 vol. 8 vo. jtidga' ox Puerperal Fevers, Ellis'Medical tormulary, Dunglioon's Human Physiology, 2 voL 8. vo. United State* Dispensatory, by Wood & Baehe. Watson's Practise of Medicine, vok 8 vo. Dniitt's Modern Surgery, Dui^liaon on New Remedies, Wood's Practice of Medicine, 2

TOI.8

ill is 11 a 0 us

JkmlL

A S

O E

Corner of Bridge (at Ohio) and 1st Streets, TEUttE HAUTE, INDIANA. qpiIE undiii^igncu has resumed his former stan near the Bridge, and only one block from the Public Square.

This House has been greatly enlarged and improved, by a large addition vt bed-rvniSf-and a spacious Dining Hall, all pnv, rod atu] aintt 1 and fiirnished with New Fnriiitaro, Carpets, Beds and IJellittg, andTable Furniture. Having an eye single to the comfort and conven

ing .public—and particularly

who wish to take uaasagc on steam-boats, private conveyance or otherwise in short, no pains no expense wilt bo' spared to make his ilcfitaea agreeable and pleasant stopping place for his guests.

I S A E

Will always be fahilshcd with the best the conn try afiords, and no pains or expense wilfbesparod to administer to the gratification of the tastes ol his patrons.

I S S A E

Is largo and entirely new, is die best in the city, and at all times'.will be supplied w.ith good hay and grain, and horees strictly attended to.

Charges Moderate-—Call and See. O" BOARDERS taken by tho day, wcek,momh or year. 1*^1"* decll-lG-tf JAMESS.CLARK.

A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE *iii* '--vyji r«* jfc

^OF THOMAS II. HICN'RON'S GREAT WORK1, Sold in Advance of Publication.

TtiiRTii• iFv7tns r/eir, OIIS^ A History of the working of the Ameri can government 'for Thirty Years, from 1820 to 1850. Published by J). Applegate & Co., N. Y.

To bo completed in two volumes, and stld exclusively by sul«Cii|.'ioti,-at $'2,50 per. volume. The first volume of tbi? work, bein» a royal octavo ot 745 double-column page»i and corttaining 0 finely engraved portrait of the author, is now ready, and tho sale has already reached tkelarge and unprecedented number of 50,000. This volume is a complete Political History of the United States, from 1820 to the close of Jackson'^ Administration, and. has been compiled from Congressional Debates, the private papers ofGcncra! Jackson, and rhe speeches of Senator Benton, with (lis actual view of men and affairs .with Historical Nqtcs and Illustrations, together .-with some very interesting chapters'trpon the death? -ofeminent cotempomnes.

Those who are desirous of obtaining the above work, will be Supplied by leaving their names with W. BUCKINGHAM, Terre Haute, whu is agent for the sale of-the work in Vigo county.

August 11), 135-1-52-lf jj

W O E S A E

GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE, NO. 5, WARItKN BLOCK,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

F•

T, IIULMAN respectfully informs 'hi* friends and the public generally that he has now on hand an extensive and well sclccted stock of all kinds of GROCERIES, as Collec, Sngar, Molasses, .*•. .'r ^Tcns of nil gradeji, Rice, Saleratn)», "tobacco. Nails, Caudles, i'tc., etc.

Through a long experience in the business, and after having fixed his rectitying concern after an entirely new and most perfect principle, I10 is now enabled to furnish the best

Double Rectified Whiskey Which has ever been fold in this market. It it decidedly the most pleasant, purest and best rectified Whiskey, which was ever made, and will excel the best ever brought 011 here from Cincinnati or any other place.

He will also keep a largo stock of all sorts ol Foreign and Domestic ,,• WINES AND LIQUORS. As French and Peach Brandies Port, Madeira, and Sweet Malnga VVine Gin Rum Rye Monongabela, flontbon, Irish and Scotch Whiskey Spanish and American Brandy, olc., etc

It being his intention, to always keep the best of everything, to sell at the lowest market price, and to do a fair and straight Ibrwanl business, lie hones to be ablo to satisfy all who will favor him with a call. F. T. lJUL^AN.

Januarv 20,1855-22-tf

DOCTOR POTTER, Homceopatliist,

RENDERS

thanks to his friends for past pat

ronage, aftd would respectively announce to them and the public generally, that he continues his Office in'SeoU'sbuilding,opposite theGeneral Stage OlficOi-the cue formerly occupied by Potter &. Routh, where he may be. found ready to continue his public services with promptness.

Jan. 27, 1854 -U

ADIEU.

taking leave of my numerous friends in Tcrre-liautc, and vicinity, and especially those of the Homoeopathic fuith, I cheerfully rcccommend Dr. Potter to you as my successor in practice, believing him to be fully competent to give general satisfaction, and that ho will be true to his trust in sustaining Homoeopathy among you. J. A. WILLIAMS.

Jan. 27,1854.-23-1^

OATH A BEAUFORT or, Family Pride, by the author of Pique." NED MUSGRAVE or,The most unfortunate Man in the World, by Theodore Hook.

ROBERTBRUICE, The Hero-Ring, by the authorof Wallace, The Hero Scotland." SWELL LIFE AT SEA or Fun, Frigates and Yat«hing--a collection of Nautical Tales.

COOPER'S SEA TALES, (new edition,) at BUCKINGHAM'S BOOKSTORE. «. November 11,15l-I2-tf.

SLIEWMAKEB.

SHEWMAKEB & Co.,

Forwarding and Commission

3 3 0 S

jKcncral Dealers in Comniistion Goods, TERRE IIAUTE, IND. JKrStrict attention given to shipping by River, Canal, and Railroad,' and all business in the Forwarding and Commiseionline. orwaruing and con

July 21,1855-48-tf

vo.

Boyle's ..Valeria Medica and Therapeutics, 1 vol. 8 ro. Hooper's Jt/edleal Dictionary, 1 vol. 8 vo. Bartletfs Philosophy of Medieinc, 1 vol. 8 vo. Pulte'a HotdoRpathic Domestic Physician. Bcach^S American Practice, 1 vol. 8 vo. For sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S,

SILVER WARE.

A NEW assortment of Silver Table and Tea Spoons for salo at New York retail prices, warranted in quality equal to coin, at

^British Periodicals.

EDINBURGH REVIEW, Westminster ReHiview, North British Review, London Review, and filackwooda Magazine, for sals in single numbers at 'h'

THE

Sign of the Big Book."

June 16,1855-43-U

FREEMAN'S*

Terre Haute. Feb-47, *55 86-tf

W H, BUCKINGHAM'S, Sign of tho Big Book."

March 31,1855-32-tf

Pocket Diaries & Memorandums

r?FOR

1855.

FULL supply of Ledgers, Journals, Dayhooks, Cash Books, Records, Dockets, Blank Deeds, Bills of Lading. Note Books, Pass Books,

-T Sign oi the "Big Book.

Fd». 17,1855-26-tf

SPECTACLES. •M:V.

best assortment of Gold, Silver, and ail other kinds of Spectacles, to be found on the .. vomtiNsi Wabash at S. R. FREEMAN'S.

Terre Haute, Feb. 17, 'W-aS-jf O" T. H. Journal,1' Marshal Telegraph," and "Prairie Beacon," copy, and semi bill to advertiser.

For Sale.

THE STONE HOUSE FARM adjoiiifrig the J- city, in lots of from one-fourth ot an acre to five acres, to auit purchasers.

For terms ertnuirc of the undersigned on toe 'M DDVOTflV premise*

|)attnt 4Hciluiiu0.

EW AIM'S

Celebrated Panacea, FO.U TIIU CURE OF Incipient Consumption% Scrofula* General Debility,

White Suvllifig. Rheumatism, Diseases qf the Liver and Skirt, and all diseases arising Impurities of the Blood and the Effects' of Mercury-

SWAIM'S

PANACEA has b*cn for more than

t!iir'y'fo:irrf !r '.U'd it* this eonntry and in F.-. rope fat iisux i:-. uiJiary cures—lor tbo cer-iu-airs of wiii^h n-irre ico-ia |4iad« to thedireo* 110ns and books ''vntch maybe had gratis) accompanying tho V-naoea. borne of which give the particulars cases too frigl fill for general publicat on, wht.ro the patients had been almost eaten up with Scrofula, and were dec med ineuraWo by Physicians.,

It has betrn used in hospitals and private .prad-. lice, and has hod the singalar fbrtuuo of beinfe recommended by the mostciV.brated physicians and other eminent persons.*'' Among Others by—

W Gibson, M. D,, Prof, of Surgery, Pa. University.. Valentine Mott, M. D., Prof, of Surg. N. Y, Univeisity.

W Dewee3,-iil/»- D. Pro!, of Mid. Pa. University. N Chapman, iU. D., Prof of Physic, Pa. University.

Parke, M. D., Tros't College of Physicians Phi In. Dr. Del Vallo, Professor of ilZetlicine Havana.

Jo?e Eoureaco de Luz Prof, ofdurgery, Lisbon. Ciiipman, il/omber Royal College.,Surgcona, London.

W Erving. late il/inister toSpairfi'

Sir Thomas Pearson, xVajor General Briush Armv, Gilbert Roliertson, British Consul, See. See.

And also, tho woaderful curds effected by Swaim'a Panacea, have for many years made it an invaluable remedy. The Panacea does not contain mercury in auy form and being an inno-... cent preparation, it may be given 10 the most tea-* der infant.

The retail price has been .reduced to SI, 50 per bottle-(containing tlirco halt pints) or three hottics for $

I. Ilcwareof Imposition.

Swaiin's Panacea is in round botths, fluted longitudinally,'wiih the following letters blown on ine glass:— "Sw ALU'S—PANACEA—PHI LA DA" and having the name of J.vs, SWAIM stamped on tho sealing wax and written on the label covorirg tho cork, and a splendid engraving for tho sido-of the bottle,-composed of gconu trical latho work, comprising uine different dies, which havo been turned for the exclusive use ol the proprietor by Drnpor & Co., bank note engravers of Philadelphia. Til the centre is portrait of the late Wm, Swaim, copyright secured.

Also Swnim's Verinifnge. A valuabje family jUcdicine, being a highly approved remedy for all diseases arising Irom do-

Pamphlcl (wjiich may bu had gratis) aecompa'nyig the Vermifuge. rn pared only at Swaim's Laboratory the old Stand, Seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia, and sold by all tho respectable Drugpistn in the United Stutes.

CAliTlON TO TI1K PUHUC., Persons Wishing to obtain the genuine HWAIM'S PANACEA n:id

SWAI.M'S

VERMUUUK, should be care

ful to observe that the name S W A I Ts spelled correctly on the bottles nnd labels, or tliey inay be imposed on by medicines made In imitation of them by a person bearing a somewhat similar name, woll calculated to decoive.

E N E A A E N S O E S SCIIIUFFELIN, IlllOTlII'illK & CO. 110 William Street, New York May 5, 1955-37 5mo.

CHERRY PECTORAL

For tho Cure ot

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BR0MHITIS, WIIOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND

CONSUMPTION.

We invito tho attention of the Public to tho Certificates! appended below, and besuenk for them thnt candid consideration which their honest frankness deserves. .Men in such stations as many who voluntarily bear witness to the efficacy and value of Cherry Pectoral, do not ^[ontoiily trillo with, or distort facts, nor overstate tluir convictions. Judgo then, whether this i9 no* tho medicine to trust when you must have relief for the throat orlungs judge too, whether every family ought not to havo it by them a9 a safeguard against mo every whore prevailihg enemy, which stents with fatal frequency upon almost every flock and carries oir the lamb from many a home

Jackson, C. II., Jackson City, Ohio, November 20, 1852. Dr. J. AVER,

Sir—The Cherry Pectoral is much inquired aftor. Several of o:tr best Physicians have used it, three of them in their own case and always with the happiest cflocts. The numerous patent medicinen always before thetn, lead to incredulity in regard to every new remedy and it is only alter undoubted evidence of value in any article, that anything like a generul confidence can bo excited.

The unrivalled excellence of this combination of agents, Lin the CHKIUIY PIXTOIIAL] proved beyond cavil by repeated trial under their own observation, has compelled modical men to proclaim abroQd its usefulness. It is beyond all doubt the bestgeneral remedy wo have for the Pulmonary A/frpttonsof this climate, at tho sama time a sedative and expectorant—a raro combination of properties.

In tho hopo that it will prove its own reward, I subscribe myself. Respectfully yourob't. scrv'l.

JAS. H. C. MILLElt, M. D. Allegan, Mich., 10th. Jan 1853.

Dear Sir- No one, no not one man, woman, or child—can be lound to deny that the CHEKBY PECTORAL

alt that it claims to be. There is

much used in this vicinity although not known until recently. The community should know its virtues. Yours truly,

JOHN R. KELLOGG, M. D.

Let Gentlemen of the Legal Profession mark this case. WIIXJAMSEURO, L. I., Sept. 3,1852,

DR. J. C. AVER, Over application for the past three years to my duties as an advocate brought on sorno eight months agoa severe irritation of the bronchia) whiuh was a constant annoyance to me, and fast becoming a source of great apprehension. Every remedy tried failed to even relievo me, till I used your CUERIIY PECTORAL. This hes not only relieved me, but as 1 trust, wholly cured me. 1 care nothing for the reputation of advocating Patent Medicines, and this is at yourservice. 1 shall recommcnd it to members of the bor, and others whom 1 may meat, laboring under similar indispositions. "'Yours truly,

R- F. JONES.

Sbcxn PABIS, Me., Aug. 18, I860.'

I havo no hesitation in saying, that I regardf Avra's CUERRY PECTORAL as decidedly tho best remedy within my knowledge for the cure of chronic bronchitis, coughs, and all diseases of the lungs. M. A. RUST, M. D.

MO.VTQO.SEBT, Ala., October 4, 1849.

DR. J. C. AVER,—-Sir: I haveiifced your admirable compound extensively in my praetice, and find it to surpass, by far, any other remedy we have I or curing diseases upon the Lungs.

Your obedient servant,

R. li. JONES, M. D.

What yet remains to convince the most incredulous that the Cherry Pectoral is alt that it purports to be, viz: an urfequalied remedial agent for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. 1'he experience of years, has proven it to be such, and wo submit it to the people, believing that its virtues will fully maintain its reputation.

Prepared by J. C. AYER, Chemist, Lowell, Massachusetts For sale by J. R. CONIXOBAM, and P.

POXNELLY, Terre Haute, and at agencies in nearly every town in the State. July 14, '55-47-3mly

Fulling and Cloth Dressing,

Wand

ILL be done as usual, only in better styl finish, at HOLMES 'LL& April'-#, '53-35 tf

Wanted.

N. PRESTON

Terre Haute, July 14,1855-47-tf

active honest Man in each section of the State, to take orders by'RAMFLE' for VELFEAU'S

MAGNETIC AOE.\TS. A salary of 98OO per year, and a small commission Vvill be paid. "Salary payable Monthly." For particulars address Dr. M. VEUEAU,4221 Broadway, New

closing stamp to prepay answer. Aug. 18, 1855-52-41

York, en--