Wabash Express, Volume 12, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 June 1853 — Page 3

PRATRTE HOUSE,

TBRRB-HAUTB, XND.

THIS

large, convenient and pleasantly situated HOTEL, is now under the general management of the undersigned. It is his intention to keep a First Class House, for the accommodation of the traveling public and others who may favor him with a call, tnd he respectfully asks for an extension of the patronage heretofore given it, promising that every attention shall bts given to insure their comfort.

O* Connected to the House, are estensive Stabling and Sheds for the accommodation of

JOHN REINHARD

June 1, 1853-25-tf

TO THE PUBLIC.

WOULD

He would further beg leave to state that he has served a,period of two years and upwards •with the Messrs. Meads of New York, to whom

•was

was aw arciea tne prtrrnum at uie

Junel, 1653-25 -'.it.

awarded the Drernium at the State Fair for years past, and in tnat line,

State fair lor

executed likenesfes.,

the best

He afterwards occupied rooms for six years in the cities of Syracuse and lbany and rendered general satisfaction to his patrons.

As Mr. Hinds has had long experience in the business, and depends entirely upon the merits of his pictures for a share of patronage he most earnestly iiiVites the most rigid scrutiny and criticism upon any work sent out by him, being enlirely willing that the enlightened and discriminating community, amongst whom he has taken up his residence, shall pass the verdict as the individual that "can make the best pictures."

SHERIFF'S SALE.

a sufficient sum lo satisf will then and there ofTi highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execu tions and costs.

June 1, 1851-25 tf

SILVER

J. K. ClilSHER.

WARE.—We have.'just received

an extensive assortment of Silver Table Spoons, Tea, Mustard, Salt., Cream and Soup Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knives, which we will sell at a small advance on cost.

June 1. 1853-25-tf J. K. C1USHER.

M.USIC.—JustViolins,

received a large lot of fine Ac-

cordeons, Banjos, GiWlar-, Tambourines, Flutes, Fifes, etc., and for sale low, by J. K. ClilSHER.

June 1, 1853-25-tf

"1 LOCKS.— A large jot Marine Time pieces

30 hour and bday Mantel Clocks, for sale J. K. CHJSHER. Juno 1, 1853-^5-tf

PORTMONAIES.—Pearl,

Pocket Book Found.

T^OUNP, 31st of May, on the Bono State -L road, a Pocket Book, containing some tnnncy nnd pt»pers, which the owner can have t)y proving, and paving Tor thfs notice. Call on JOHN L. MoCROSKKY.

•OITnl color* crape *ha bo aold unusually

Terre Haute, May 9J, 3*tf

tt.irs. C.l/'S, SOOTS ASD SHOES.

)ANAMA. Leghorn. English Straw and

I'ALM

Caah «t

Leaf ease of^the renowned Gen-

In'* Silk Hats Fur

A«I

cloth

»~-J

RO«NV

Tfcrre Haute,

100 Cases of Dry Goods for the Jobbing Trade.

KRCHANTS in the country who wish to replenish their stock*, will fi'mt a larjre

uncut of DRV GOO OS, bought exoressly for the johbluc trade, and which witl be sold at a small adVaace on Bastera cost, at F. NU'PKRTS,

Farriaestaa's (Mock, north of Public Square. Tem-llauie, May 4S, ISKMMtf

BONNETS AffD RIBBONS. Mm C2KKlJL.n$

HAi")

just received irom New*\ork. an addilional aiwotttaenl of cheap bonnets, raaklnf h.. »iock mueh Urtrr and more complete than can be f«M: in town, and fr»-M her great facilities in pur^ ch**lnt. they will he sold at unusually l«w prices.

Mar

PARASOLS, MANTILLAS, $t.. $c.

BEAUTIFUL assortment of Cotton, Gingham, and $)lk Fwras«ts also, cheap aFiner Fans, Slack ®lk awl lace Maatitlas, a^^ Frlntea for the same, at MRS. CHlt.1)^,

May l»J4M-J» X». t, FWnix Row.

Clover and Blue Grass Seed,

JUST

receiving a superior lot of 60 bushels Closer Seed alao a

CELEBRATED METEOR AIB-TIGHT

Terre-Haute, May 18, 1853-23-tf

virtue of two executions issued from the t. Vit reeled ai and against Martha Ann Davidson,and others ,^0^" ^'much lower prices than heretofore.

igo Common Pleas Court, and to me di- W

and tenements lelotigmg to the said defend-j »hort notice. anls, I will, on Saturday, the 2d day of July,! January 12, lB53-5-tf -fG.W. SHAFFER. Ib53. at the Court House door in Terre-Haute,

•within the legal hours of said day, offer thej \V

rents and .profits of said premises, with the ap for a term of)

purtenancea thereunto belonging, .. ^». ..1 (f. 11 .! direct from the manufactory, such as Cradles, Grass set en \ear4. and if they should fail to sell fori ,n(J Grain Scythes, Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels, tisly 1 •r the

JAMES II. NELSON, Sl^ff.

Juno 8, l8'53-26-3w [pr'M fee

NEW "JEWELRY,

A LARGE lot of Gold and Silver

VyV Watches Lady's Pins, Par Rings, ayijjjl Hoop* nnd drops. Gold Bands and Bracelets Simps, Pencils, Lockets, Specks. Fob and Guard Chains, P«il» Buckles, Gold Thimbles, Buttons, Cuff !Pins and Buttons, Slides and Vest ilooks, Finger Rings, a new style of Locket Pin, und every thing in the Jewelry line, which will "be sold iow for cash.

Brushes, Brushes.

E hilVe mflC,e arran cmen

rectexl and deli vered, one in favor of Jethro Bass stant- supply of Brushes of every description, and are now receiving a large stock which we are en-

commanding me to sell the undivided half of j. COOK & CO. the north-east quarter of the south-west quarter of section tweitfy-two, (22) in township thirteen, (13) nc/rih, of range eight (8) west, in Vigo county, Indiana, and the other in favor of George Evans vs. Sept ion Long, commanding

AprilGT, 1853-20-tf

E ari now

fee simple, to the would again call attention to our CJ1RPF.JVTERS' TOOLS, which, for variety and beauty, cannot be suipassed in any market. POTWIS dt BUKJfAM.

May "18, 1853-23-tf

JUSTS.

Iloncy Creek Township.

June 8,1853-26-3w

AN EXTEN8IVE STOClfc 0l

NEW DRY GOODS. frPHK Uwlcrsij'ned respectfully solicits J- the *ttcntlon of the public to the exa'mittatlon of hisexiensVveatdck Of new Spring and Summer Goods, Just opened. Hit asaortmeat one oT the largest In tho VV abash Valley, and comprise* almost everything In the dry goods Une, and will be sold for cash at prices calculated to give general Satisfaction.

P. NIPPSKTi

Partington's Rlock, north of Public Square. Terre-Haute, May 35, 1853-84 tf

FANCY GOODS.

NICE lotof ladies dress trimmings, black silk lace* and fringes, bonnet ribbons, artificial flower*: linen, anil metsl dress buttons ladles' and gentlemen'silk kid, lisle, silk and cotton gloves black silk mitt*s tllk and cotton parasol*,

a*-

House in

Wool Mexican Hats

plushca]P« ladies straw and braid bonnets

and hoy calf, kip and morocco boots and ehoe»! ladies enamel,morocco and calf bootees Jenny Hud buskins aad slippers children'sshoes, cheap ror cash at

F. NIPPBRT'S,

'orth side Public Square.

May

83,-Wtf

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

T^tGURED and plain black silk chameami brocade of various qualities, do herages,leon delaines, poplins, French and American lawns, white dress good* of all kinds ginghams, silk mohair alpaca*. All of which will b« sold cge»pand

TJT? TTTI L-I 1 -CORTRIMIWT rtf

tor

F. NIPPKRT-S,

JJorth of Public Square.

Terre-Haute, May SS,Wtf

It.U GOOVo,

A assortment

and cambric

EITJSIOS*

and

May 11, 1833-—-tf

North of Public Square.

Terr Haute, May SVWtf _____

New Stove Store and Copper Shop. HARD W A RE!!

rfc fn

(BIOS' OP THE ELEPHANT,) SIGN OF THE mill SAW. On Fourth Street, one door North of Main. llOlgSclls 3-Ild. Retail. TERRE-HAUTE. IND. POTWiM & BURHAJt, T^HE undersigned would respectfully an- Opposite the Court-ilouse, Miiil] Street. nounte to tho citizens or Vigo and the adjoin- A RE now receiving a verr heavy Stock of tng counties, Uut he has just opened anew Stove, Tin

FERRA

und Copper establishment, where he intends lo keep

constantly on hand,a large assortment of

STOVES, TIH AND COPPER WARE, My stoves are of the newest and most approved pattern, among which, will be found the justly

CD CSD CZST 6§3 A ^Y* C®

Horses, Carriages, kc. An Omnibus always To which, I would particularly call the attention of thi« market. ready to carry Passengers to and from the Rail road Depot and Canal Packets.

in this market.

Hip and Shower Baths, and all kinds of

fVOR

*. purchased

feel a just pride in recommending it NRL.V.^

COPPER

such as force and lift Pomps, Copper Kettles,

Soils Founts, Ac.

respectfully call the attention of his fellow-citizens to bis Daguerrean Room, now to be seen in the court house yard, and gotten up expressly for the convenience of ^,f0vbeefn* '^ckValwIbltmaU pJfiu.»°W'~ the Public.

All kinds of copper and sheet iron work for Steam Mills made lo order and promptly executed. Those in want of any of the above articles will do

JAMES T. MOORE.

It. B.—James T. Moore is also to all *. kinds of Job Work in Copper, Tin,prepared Sheet Iron,do

80UTHERN BANK 0? iFDlAffA.

Tside

fJIS Institution, located on the West of the Public Square, will buy and sell Gold, Silver and Uncurrent Money, Time and Sight Drafts and Bills of Exchanee—Remit money to England, Irel»r d, Scotland and Germany, on its own responsibility. Will also pay Interest on deposites at the following rates: 4 per cent, on Call 5 3 Months 6 12 Months for which certificates will be given at the above rates.

TT?* Banking Hours from 9 x. x. to past 12, from past 1, to 4 e. *. C. E. GUNNISON, Cashier.

Opposite the Scwart Hoursc.

May It, l853-22-2mo

CINCINNATI SCALES. POTTER & CO., Agents.

received, on consignment, a tot of Fowler A Ludlow's celebrated Platform Scales, 000. TOO, POO, 1000, 1200, 1500 Ihs.

Alto. Coosr*R SCAIKJ—All at Cincinnati prices, adding freight. May 11. lS33-22-tf

Road the following Certificate. March IS, 1833. Having tested Fowler Ludlow's Scales in the city of Cincinnati, by the standard weights, and many others of Eastern and Western make, 1 feel safe in spying that a better finished, a mere delicately adjusted, or reliable article, than they manufacture, has not come under my notice. J. SNYDKH,

lie place

lor* and qiulitv white, black and crimson toniers and the public are invited to give him win silk and barege do. Aa call and examine his stock. ^usually low at F. MPHKHT'S, tr TTTPVTrn

Square,

North side Public Square. ASlhb II. TURfcIv,

er-

2inc

IURE

frames, etc.

and Lead. Job work has been my principal business BUILDING MATERIALS, VIZ:—-Glass, Sash,

reel cohfident

0 rendenne entire Give me a call. Fixture fnr

M*y 25, 1833-24-tfsatisfaction. rixiures

Paints,*Oils, arnisbes„,i

for a con-

BU1LDKHS' DEPOT. JJERSONS contemplating building the coming sea-

Wabash Foundry at Auction. PHE Wabash Foundry, put up in TerreFlaute during the summer of 1851, is now offered for sale. Its location is the best of any in Terre-Haute, being nearer to the bridge across the Wabash and to ihc business part of the city. The lot is a coiner orte, 75 by 15(1 feet covered in part by two frame buildings which are connccted by a good enclosed shed £5 by 17 feet.

The main building is 20 by CO feet, and contains a cupola, moulding floor, &c., and a pattern shopup stairs. The moulding floor can be enlarged at any time. The back buildings S3 by -MS feet is suitable for a Smith and Plough shop of for other purposes.

It is now in good running order, being well supplied With machine^, stove, HolloW-ware and other Patterns and HIaSkit. It is furnished with horse power, but having an improved tun, irou can be mbde as good asat any Foundry in this place using steam. Steam power can be attached with little expense.

The Founderies In operation arc pressed with business and for want of sufficient capacity to execntc every order with promptness, much trade that legitimately belongs to Terre-Haute, is compelled to go elsewhere, often to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.

The above property will he sold at public auction on the last day of June, 185:i. Terms, one-third down, one-third in 12 months, balance in 1H the purchaser givingnotea with security .conditioned TOT the payment of the same without relief from valuation 6r appraisement laws, with interest from date.

The title Is good. Terms liberal. Apply to 11. D. Scott, K«q., of this city. May 11, 1853-22-tf

REFRESHMENTS!

WKLOON,

Ivory, Velvet and

Morocco I'ortmouaies. Also, a large lotof fine FANS, at J. K. CltlSHER'S. June 1, 1853-25 tf

son. willdowelltocallatthe Builders'Depot, one Having purchased our Stock on the most fadoor north of ConditVGrocery, where thev can have vorable terms, we are enabled to 10 offer 111

receivinif an extensive as-

sortmeniof

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

have just re-opened our 1CK CREAM SAto Which is attached a

City Sealer.

NEW DRY GOODS—NOT WET GOODS. subscriber is now receiving his large -L and extensive Stock of Spring Goods, bought in the best Eastern markets,consisting in part of

Dry Good$. Xolions, Hardware, Queensware, flats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, dx., which he will sell as cheap as any regular his old friends and cus-

National Roatl street. North the Court House. May 4, 1853-21-tf

To the Ladies.

HP HE undersigned has a large and handsome assortment of Fashionable Dress Goods, consisting, in part, of black Brocade Silks, fancy Brocade Silks, fancy (all wool) aod Satin plaid Bareges, Silk Tissues, Frenth Lawn, Portsmouth Lawn, French Brillianteens, new style Ladies' Collars, Undersleeves, Paris Kid Gloves, and numerous other articles of Dress Goods, too manv to enumerate. Call and examine thev will be sold cheap.

May 4, lt»53. J. H. TURNER,.

THE WATER CURE.

JOHNthy,to

WOOD offers his services in Hydropa those that are afflicted with any kind of curable disease. He confident from the

EDGE

he bath attained,feels

had in the

KNOWL

and the little practice he has

ITJIKR CORK,

that hccan bcbeneftci-1

to the afflicted. He does not expect to cure every dis-

HUT

Of JWIS$! RCS4RTEBCE

INSERTING

J' Handkerchief*, collar*, capes and caps Swiss and cambric undersleeren linen and llale lace and edf* la** ftiwred an«l plaia blnctsj Mae* silk *«lls. All tobeaoldi cheap f»rcash at t. SIPPKRT'S,

trw*ts that he wilt give general satisfactioni

OPP)R

embroidered theTelejcraph Mill*.

END OR Terre-Haute,East of

QUEEXSWARE.

DESIRABLE lot of Queensware. troa Stone, ami Common, for tale, cheap, at May 11,1853. TURNER'S

BOOTS AXD SHOES.

HAVE a large and new selected stock of Boots and Shoes, bought low and will be sold bought accordingly—a great varietj-

May 11,1853-SiMf 3.

MAYSV1LLE.B|

best in the market. May 11, 1853-Sa-tf

SWISS,

superior lot of 60 bush-

«ls Blue Grans. S. H. rOTTER QO, Feb. 16. lt«3.|0 tf

EXTRA EXTRA.

"OEBEE'S Extra Extra spring style Silk AJ Hat* tote had at TUfctER"* Mar u. ttn.

Nainsook,AC,,

MAY «S «4W

.1.

in the Eastern Cities, and of the

manufacturer*. by one of the partners, which they offer WHOLESALE

AXD

RETAIL, 011 the

roost favorable terms. Having purchased expressly for the wholsale trade, they can offer extra inducements to merchants to purchase in

Th, following tooi, comprise apart of tb,ir

J,00..

as one of the very test 8toves ever offered for sale on I SHELF HARDWARE, of every variety and th? 'description—Bar and Sheet Iron, Steel, Nails,

W,.RE^ Anvils. Vices.Sledges,

Plough Moulds

Trees, Pad Skins, Hog Skins, Morocco, Goat and other Fine Leather, Harness, liridle and Skirting, whips, Haines, etc Coach and B"KKy Trimmings, Axles, Springs, Hubs, Shafts, Bows, Bent Felloes. Moss, Curled Hair, Damasks, Laces, Bands, and other Trimmings. SHOEMAKERS, also can find a full supply of Tools, Leather, and working materials,

ducem»-nts to merchants and others, wishing Goods in our line, to call and see us, w.hich are not offered in any other establishment. ^Terre-Haute, May 18, 1853-23-tf

Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!!

KEEP constantly for sale, all such Stoves (for either wood or coal.) as are required in the Wabash Valley, suitable for Parlor, Sitting-room, Sleeping-room, Kitcht nor Shop said Stoves are manufactured in Terre-Haute and warranted to stand fire, perform well, and give satisfaction 1'am not only able and willing to make good my warrantees, hut prepared to repair any stove I sell, which is manufactured in TerreHaute, or replace any of the plates as may burn out, speedily and at a triflingexpen.se. As this great advantage, my patrons enjoy over those who buy stoves that are manufactured al a distant market, is becoming duly appreciated in our whole community to enlarge would he hut a waste of words, we will, therefore, only add that wc have confident hopes of so dealing ns lo deserve patronage.

April 13, 1633. K. GROVE It.

HAVINGCoppersmithing.rateassurance,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants. Steamboat A^aiiis, ontt dealers in Flour, Salt. Fish, Ptue Lumber, Shingles, &c.

AGENTSand

H. TUFTXKR.

COTTOX VARX AGEXCV.

for sale by the or retail

J. H. TURNER.

LACE GOODSN

A FIXE assortment of Swiss ant! (5ambrie edpatr* and insertiaf*. embroidered Mklk, SWIM and cambric collar*, sleeves, cambric bawl*, Applique, pi«in and barred jaconet, plaia tad dotted

MRS. BIU.

AC.

No.Ptrtfcaix Row.

FAXCT GOODS.

wove thread lace», l*li«s* a*d thread £lo*«*, black silk mitts, ladies'

color* a*d sixes, all of which will be Mid very low, at

May 9$, 2S-3w

Mar

and Points, Screw Plate", etc. Curriers, Car- DySpfipSlS, Scroflllil. UDll bklD DISC3.SPS-

—every

Fixtures quality of Paint-x, Varnish, Whitewash, Horse and Scrubbing Brushes, etc.

RIALS,

employed ft first Copper

Smith, I can, with a good degTee of promise to furnish all work in that line, of an excellent quality, and satisfactory prices.

Apiil 13, 1853. E. GROVER.

J^SPECIALup

attention paid to making

and putting Eave Troughs, conductors, fcc.', and repairing in tin, sheet iron and copper, attended to with dispatch, by E. GKOVEK.

April 13, 1853.

ATllING Tubs.Pumps Japanned wure and Safes, of all kinds and sizes. (Vom plain to fancy, Withdrawers highly, varnished and Japtinncd, kept for sale, by E. GKOVEK.

Terre-Haute, April 13, 1853-18 tf

WILL YOU LOOK.

rTIiE

undersigned has opened Slove.

Sheet Iron, Capper

Soda Fountain

And we will be supplied with all The Beat Refreshments of the Season!! We have flitted up another SALOON, adjoining the old stand, and arc fully prepaicd to accommodate all, promptly, ami at low rates. Call nnd see—partake and be pleased. K. & L. NEUMEISTKK,

and

VKK

Tin Ware Room in the

east door of the building, formerly occupied by Mr. J. C. Ross, on Main streM, opposite the big T, where he hopes to met tall the former patruns of the old GRO-

shop, and as many new ones as feel disposed to receive full value for their money, in any of the above branches, as well as to patronize those who are building up a home market, by manufacturing nnd spending their money in our midst. E. GKOVEK.

April 13, 1853.

MERWIN & CO., (N'rewsons TO E. S. WOI.FK.)

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

TT7* Special attention given to Receiving and Shipping by Calial, River, and Railroad.

for the "Western State Line," on the Erie Canal Lakes, end Scott 5c Co.V"T ledo, Lafayette and Terro-Hauto Line." on the Wabash Canal.

Terre-Haute. April 6. l853-3m

"f Having disposed of my Forwarding and Commission business to the above, I take great pleasure in recommending them to the public and solicit from my friends and customers a continuation of their favors to the new firm. E. S. WOLFE.

NKIV GO OIKS. subscriber is now receiving a good assortment of

Spring aild Summer Goods, at the FRENCH STORK, West of the Public Square, Terre-Hautte, Indiana.

F. E. LESEURE.

April 30, 1853 19-tf

Wool Carding at Holmes' Mill

WILL

be superintended by Mr. D. Swine hart, who is woll known as a good workman. Fanners and others can depend on getting good Rolls, and prompt attendance, by bringing their Wool to HOLMES' MILLS.

April -0, 1^53.

Fulling and Cloth Dressing

W'ILL

be done as usual, onlv in better «tvle and finish, at HOLMES' MILL'. April 20, 1853.

Cash and (Jood Cloths

7"ILL be paiil for WOOL—pood bargains given at Holmes' Mill, near the river, below the bridge. AHBA HOLMES.

Terre-Haute, April 20, 1853-19-tf

IMPORTANT T0~H0USEKfcEPER& Something better and more economical than Soda, Cream Tartar, or any other preparation in existence for Baking.

DURKFEB'S

CHKM1CAI* YKAST, OR BAKING

POWISKR.—For

raisintt Bread, Biscuit, Fried

Griddle and Johnny Cakes, Puddinjcs. Pot-Pies, Bread, Fwcet Cakes, Apple Dumplings, Pastry,Corn fec., Ate., tni« article is one that every

FAMILY, HOTEL. BOARDING HOUSE, Batint Saloon. Ship, Steamboat,Vessel, Canal Ikmt, Ate. Will upon

NE«RFI4 E*findtingle

careful trial,tobethe eery tiixg

rjf

A'JF their erietewce.

Its moat important advantagea over the old system, are—

It saves the expense of mil)

Tto time

4 FINK octnrtment nf DMM Trim- fitted ap XKW MACHINES with SEW CARDS, at 'assortment Ot Llress the Terre»H«ute Foundry, and hope, by strict atteamtuf*. dress boUo«s._bl*ck *ilk laces, real and (0 merit a share of public pairaoa^.

SEHkid,silk

1 children's hove, asaurted

MRS. CH1LO-S. No. T, PWaix Row.

LAUCES' BSESS GOODS. 0

BEAUTIFUL assortment of Brocade. Fcwlard. Chiaa, Black both plain a ad BerufcM.I*WWA, Jaeooets.asd oth«r (K*EY JK »f which will b*aoU at an —a ally low prtcea.

MRS. CHILD,

«.««W 5«. ?, ftawix

ESPS,

flour be of the

shorteninp,

spoiled bread, and the and expense of procuring pood yeast,—watertroublebeing only necessary.

required for the dough to rise before

baking bread may be made in a few ruinate*.consequeully

3. A

can always depend upon having light,

sweet,cook tender and palatable bread and biscuit, Wheth er the

I^aatity

or noU

Bread made by this process is much more ftotricious, easier of better fitted a weak

stomach,sWeet#rdigestionand whiter lighter,thanfor

withjreast.

The bread made by fermentation, dot* not afford the same amount of nourishment to the srstem, that it does when made with this compound because the vegetable acid contained in fermented bread, prevents the proper actios of tbe gastric fluid upon it,

consequently,

Kt-ntuckr. Cotton Yarns

MTarraated the

part only goes

tions, it is

Areata for Terre-Haute, lid.

Feb.23, tS33ll-6MO#B.r*

WOOL cABonre.

WOULD respectfully inform the dtinu of Vico aad sstrouadinij coontie*. that I have

my work to he superior lo any other

13 QEOGHEGA.NS

EXTRACT OF HTDR0PIPER, A CURE FOR

?nniT'\r °£mp S* *"5 TV* GEOGHEGAN, (a graduate of the

°f fifm l', L.( 1," J-^Univcwity of Louisville, and practitioner of high every otucr style of SAWS, of lue best Ma- standing,} after many years of bars study and numerkers. ous experiments, has succeeded in obtaiuing an esseu

CABINET MAKERS' MATERIALS—Veneer*.' t1?1 property from the Hydropiper, which, combined H.ir Oloth. LookingQlass Plat.., Frame,. Pic-1 '.V'.'.VK remedy fur many chronic diseases. Unlike Sarsaparilla, it is quick in action, the first bottle often prothe negro

description of

N„NR«

5LVI

N Wi.ul..WJ an

PVTRA

-^L,

tor Uoors ana windows an extra Whn

•^RA,.NONE-NF

Hall, Parlor, and Store Lamps, "Wicks and Fixtures, Globes, etc Pump. Pump Fixtures, Tubing, Chain, and Boxes Trace, Log, Cable, and other Chains Manilla Rope, Cordage,! PRESCRIBED BT PHYSICIANS, Packing Yams, Trout Lines, and Ash Hooks I A"?/™? ^s"?Tr°f 1^tcssJim,0lli'1?

Steelyards, Platform and other Scales, and a very few of those Family Grindstones. "The most extensive stock of Saddlefy Hardware and Harness Trimmings in the Wabash Valley, consisting of

n- 1 1 01 ri «*eus and phsicians of Kentucky. In short, it hasexItles, Guns, rlstols, 1 owner, cited tbe wonder and admiration of all who have u#ed Lead, etc. A large stock of GLSSHoliot.'

HTHS MCaps, ATE-

Barrels and Fixtures. Axes, Adzes, I S.u.re ®f the following diseases: Dyspepsia, Scrofulaor Hatchets Broad Axe's nil of the most eclrhr-i- Sing

Louisville,

KSILAWIL SIIN IN

Wbo was Relieved of Blininess in one Week. This is no humbug, 110 catch-penny, neither is it a nostrum,

The Recipe Accompanies Each Lottie. That it is most valuable Medicine is evident from the fact of its bein*

frui»

the first cit-

lit,and it now stand* at ibe head of all remedies fjr the

8 l1, whlte

uaicnets, oroaa Axe., ail.01 tne most ceieora Tetter. Rniaworm, Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Old ted makers. Spring and Counter Balances, Sores, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Relics of syph-

Swelling. Biles, Pimples, Itch,

ilis, all Eruptions of Ibe Skin, Rheumatism, Xcural gia. Gout, Hip lljsease, all Kidney Uiseases, Seminal Emissions, all Female Diseases, Liver Disease, Sick Headache. Sour Stomach, Night Sweats, Water Brash. Heart Burn, Negro Consumption, and as a general Tonic and Purifier of the Blood, it has no equal.

The Agents are in possession of testimonials (which may be seen at any lime) from men holding the highest offices in the country. The afflicted are desired to call and get a circular.

T3T Price—fl,00 per bittle—G bottles for $3,CO wheu all taken at one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN, Sole Agents, To whom all orders for Hydropiper or Agencies should be addressed.

Fur Sale In Terre-Haute, by J. R. CCMNOHAM, and by Drngsists and Medicine dealers generally. May 18,1833-23-iyr

New Leather Store.

THEsubscriber,late

of Dayton, Ohio. Would

respectfully inform the citizens of Terre Haute and surrounding country, that he has opened a Wholesale and Retail Leather Store on the corner of National Road and Fourth Streets, we:jt of the Post Office, where lie will devote hi-s attention to

LEATHER, HIDES, OIL, AND FINDINGS, where may be found at all times, SKIRTING Harness, Bridle Lea her, Collar Leather, Paddiiiff. Seating. Sole and d//per, Culf and Kip Skins. Morocco. Linings. /findings. Topping, ,r

Lasts. Pegs Shoe Xuils Boot Trees, and small Tools.

Currying Knives, Fleshers. Rub Stones, Lamp Black, Brushes, and a great many small tools and articles not necessary to mention.

Leather in the rousjh purchased also,Hides and Skins, for which I will pay fair prices in CASH or Trade.

O* Orders from a dislancefilled, and should the article or price not suit, if returned in jjnod ortler, the purchaser can have his money back Pleijse call and examine for yourselves, and i^on't. forget the plnce. on the corner next the Post Office, for good Leather and Cheap Bargains. HENRY SNYDER.

Nov. 10, lB52,-48-tf

I\ E. LESEURE,

WEST OK PUBLIC SQUARE, TKRllR-n.VUTK,

[suitableTHE

S now receiving his assortment of goods for the Spring and Summer trade, which he is offering at lower prices than any other house in tile city.

April 2J. FRENCH STORE.

New Spring Hardware.

arc now receiving a very large* Int. of HARDWARE, of all kinds, tlircct from manufacturers, embracing tli» finest.assorlinent of Mechanic's Tools ever tironirht to this market. S. H. POTTER A CO.

Feb. IG, ie53-10-tf 2

Sarldlery.

have added largely to our Saddlery stock of hardware, and we confidently sav, that we are nn-pared to give the best bargnins of any in this market—-call and sec.

S. II. POTTER & CO.

Feb. 16, 1P53- 10-tf

Oils, Lead, Glass and Window Sash.

are now in receipt of I .it) kegs of pure White Lead, 2n do. Red and Venetian Lead. 5 bbls. Linsnvl Oil. 4000 lights best Pine Window Sash—H-l0 10-12 10-14 and 1015 100 boxes be«t Window Gla«s, do. do. 4 bbls. best Winter Lard Oil. S. H. POTTER 4 CO.

Feb. 16, Ie53-I0 tf

Tf) F.IRMKItSi.

T* E. LESKURE, al ll.c French Slore, -n-ill buy all kinds of produce at market, price, and sells his goods at cash price, cheaper than nnv oilier hotlsp in the city.

April 20, 1^53.

HOOTS, SHOES AXD ITATS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT—UNION ROW.

January 5tb, 1853-4-ly

[UIO

when made

»nrt,

nourish the body,

while the acids tend to produce dyspepsia and its attendant evils. This article been thoroughly tested, and Is universally liked.has

When used according to the direc

WARRANTED

to suit.

Be to ask for

ceived. Sold

ally.

DURKEF.*S BAKING

POWDER,careful and take no other,and yon will

not be de

by the heat grocers and dreerists gener

BLOOD FC MRCABE,

done la this place.

A*y percoa who does not get good work can have pay for the wuae ia good Rolls, or tbe highest market price ia cash.

will also keep coastastly kaa4, lor sale, a food unlet* of ROLLS, cheap will tlm.Mriki M» IbSk of wool-

Xty1S,a04»3BS.

CT *xtrm rhtrget mmd*ftr w—lthmt tvmmtms Is eatirelr Nirw. aniong the belt in wnrJ I tLe City smd.sU. all times, will be supplied Wood, Coal aad Wheat taken ia exckcuxe for Card- 2w*d Ely and Omo, and Horses Strict/ if* uteflded to. ~wlllal»o k»^comaj^yooh*^,tor«ale.aeoo4| ChiiXfM Kodsrmte—Call asi ««.

I have just received, and am now opening tml offering for sale, at my eligible stand in Union Row, National Road Street, the larrest and most extensive stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Overshoes, Gaiters. Bro.eans, dec., Ac., ever brought to

this market for the proof of which, the public generally are invited to call and examine.

Fashionable Eats. Far. Plush, Velvet and other Caps, Suited to the tastes arid purses of all classes of havers, will be impi from the Eastern Cities, all

found in my late importations

boupht at the lowest rates, and will be disposed of accordingly. Thankful for former patronare, the undersigned hopes to

merit a continuance or former favors, as he is confident that he can offer as pood bargains all any establishment In the State—jierbfcps Some better.

Boots, Pumps, extra Kid Slippers, and any other work executed to order* as usual. TliOS. P.

MURRAY.

Corner of Bridge {or Ohio)and 1*/ Streets, TERRE^-HAUTE, INDIANA. I ^HE undersignetl has rcsnmed his former

Stand, near the Bridge, and only one Block from the Public Square. This House has been erreatly enlarged and improved, by a large addition Bed Rooms, and a spacious Dining Hall, all Tapered and Painted—and furnished with New Furniture. Carpets, Beds aad Bedding, aad Table Fnraitcro. Having an ere single to the comfort and convenience of i»i* *ne*ts, must make his Hon«se a pleasant stopping place for the man of business, pleisnre or traveling public—and particularly those who wish to take passage on Steam Boats, private conveyance, «r otherwise in short, no pains nor expense will be soared to make his Honse an agreeable aad pleasant stopping place for his guests. £52 ass x±*JElla

Will always be famished with the best the country affords, and no pains or expense will be spared to administer to the gratification of the tastes of his Patrons.

1 v^

a ees

Dec

8, leSS &Jhf ,.

tiki*-*-

Eagle Foundry,

CORNER OF FTRST AND WALNUT STS., TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. TOSEPH GROVER. the former proprietor, and T. A. MADISON, having formed a copartnership in the above well-known establishment, under the style of GKOVERdc MADISOA*, would respectfully say to our friend* and the public, that, we are making new and valuable additions to our operative machinery, and have now in our employ the best of workraeu:. which, with the perfect quality of ma-

terial used, will

ENABLE

us to

in r.n.-.r.t .«.k --U: .» ik. 1 ..t.kC.V WSIOI*.

in point of workmanship, with the bt-st establish-1

have all been gotten Up within the last few months, and are of the most approved models. We are manufacturing

STEAM EXGTXES

of various sites and power, adapted to the use of Rash, and other Saw Mills,aud are prep tred to furnish Bullera, Mill Iron«, and every necessary fixture to put them into complete operation. Also, for Flouring Mills of from one to three run of burrs, and far other purposes. All of which we warrant to perform equal to any manufactured.

We are constructing and furnishing complete, one of the most approved kinds of Threshing Machines and Horse Powers now in use. The lumher is of ?ood qu ili.ty and perfectly *eatoned, and the machines are calculxted, in every particular of workmanship, to give perfect satisfaction.

We hsvi* consi*nty on hand, snd arc m»nufacturinc FOX RIVER A.ND IMPROVED CAREY PLOWS, with several kinds of Cast and other Plow?. The River aniH'arey. scour better in bottom and prairie sround than any plow now in use, and are too well known to need reccommcndatlon.

We are now executing some neat and substantial CAST IRON STORE FRONTS, to which we call the attention of those who anticipate the erection of business houses. They are safe and stron®, and add materially to the architectural beauty nf tbe huildinrr.

LIGHT AND HEAVY CASTINGS consistlne of Mill Gear, Stoves, hollow ware, lard kettles, andirons, sad irons, wagon boxes, etc., etc., together with

Brass, Zinc, and Babbet Metal Castin?s ofevery description necessary formachlnery, and for many other purposes. For all of which,

PATTERNS

are made in the most workmanlike manner, promptly, to order. Also, henvy WROUGHT IRON WORK for machinery and other purposes, executed in away to rive the most complete satisfaction.

Much more misbt be said by way of classification, but we will only add that, we shall be thankful for all fivors in our line, and shall endeavor to dischnrgc faithfully, and to the best of our ability, »ny and every contract or obligation entered into with our customers. GROVER & MADISON.

Terre-Haute April 13, 1833-tf

B. II. CORN WELL.

MERCHANT TAILOR, East of the Square.

KEEPS

constantly on hand a central assortment of Goods for Gentlemen's Apparel, which will be made to order, at short notice, and warranted.

His stock consists of various Rrondcloths, nil colore Cassimersand Vesting*, nil kinds: Shirts. Undershirts, H'dkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, Ac.

His garments will he fashionably and substantially made, and prices graduated to the lowest livintr mark. His stock, in part, consists of Black, Blue, Brown,

Olive, Grey, and Mixt Broadcloths, of various prices. Black, Blue, Poeskin, and checked Cassimers. for pants, of various Grades in prices and styles. Satin, Silk, Velvet, Marseilles and Buff Vestinirs, to suit any taste or .... fmicy. 83" Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs. Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves,

Silk Undershirts, &c„ &c., always on hand.

G* Call and examine the smck nnd lenve your measure. fMSrch TO, 183n-10-tf

REMOVAL.

Boetort Leathor Store,

National Road Strert. Sntith East Cimer of 5th Slrrrt, opposite the Ii nicnpal Church.

GEORGE KERCKHOFF & CO.,

INFORMeenerallv.

SP/i/AO ARRIVALS. "\X/'E linve reci-ivt'il our Spring Stock of

Work from the east, enmprisine larpc nssortment of lite best and most fashionable kinds of

Gents. Ladies. Boys. Mises. and Children's BOOTS and SHOES.

that wc have ever received, nnd will sell very low for cash. AUo, a large stock of our own manufactured Work constantly oh hand.

menu of oiler cltics. Our patterns for machinery ro^at fnu^bu"!' Peunsylvauia Ra,lCsrs run through between PITTSBURG and PHILADELPHIA without transhipment of Freight, an advantage that can be appreciated by al! shippers.

tlii'ir former customers, JIIKI tlie

public that, they have removed their LE AT HE It STORE from National Rini Street, opposite Union Row, to National Road Street, eorncr of 5th street.

They pay the liiiihest. cash pricc for green and dry hides, skins and fur.s. A ttention.

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

Terre-Haute, March 16, 1 ff3-14-tf BOOTS AND SHOES."

They have now on hand a lnnre and exten re-Hauteur 7 in Indianapolisnt 1 p. in., sive assortment of all kinds of Leather, slieh rod take the Minninir Express Train of ihe as Spanish. Cincinnati and country tanned Mad Rivor nnd Lake Erie Railroad at l"Hyton Soli-. Band, Upper. Hridle, Harness, Skirting, nf 5 a. nt., connectinsr nt Jk-llevtie wiih the Collar and Split. Leather trench and Phila Toledo and Clevelnnd Railroad, nnd arrtyMiir delphia Calf and Kip Skins Lininir, Hiiidin-r, jar Cleveland at 4 o'clock 4o inin. in., con

S a S a a

French, Mens'and Ladies' Morocco. Shoe Finding?. They also keep a general assortment of Shoe

SCHOOLEY &. VAN HORN".

Rien of the Gilt Hoot, No. 5 Fhcenix Kow. April 0, ldjn-17lf

It MR NT & CO.,

Wliolesal6 Grocers,

FIRST AN 13 NATIONAL ROAD STS., TERRE HAUTE. JXD.

HAVEprices—

in store and offer at the lowest market 1200 bbls Panlalion Molasses 100 sugar-house Molasses 50 Goodale Molasses 50 Svrnp 500 hlids S'ew Orleans Sugar 1000 sacks Rio Coffee 100 Java Coffee 6)0 kegs assorted ^ails 50 Soda 50 assorted shot 50 bar Lead 25 nig Li-ad 25 block Tin 30 cases assoricd Copper 100 buiulles assorted Sheet Iron 200 assorted Anvils 25 bbls Tanners' Oil 200 boxes Herring

G50 Raisins 300 packages Mackerel 25 bbls While Fi.h 25 as.sorled Nuts 100 Loaf Sugar 10 Currants 20 Alum 25 ba?s Pepper 5 bbls Cloves 5 Nutmegs 500 reariis Wrapping Paper 2)0 Cap and Post 100 casks Rice 5 Madder 430 hales assorted Cnfton Yarn

200 boxes assorted Olass-Ware 5f0 kegs White Lead 100 halfc!ie«tTea,Imp., Y.H.,and O.P. 100 b«»xes Tea, lo 200 Va. and Mo. Tobacco 50 Smoking Tobacco 200 Palm S«»ap 20 Castile Soap 100 fiucy Shaving Soap 200 Mould Candles 250 Star Candles 200 packages Pickles, Pep. Sauce, Arc 100 boxes gross Pepper, Spices, fcc 100,000 half Spanish Cigars 50 boxes Havana do: 25 drums Codfisli 200 doz. Brooms,assorted 200 Buckets 100 Wash Tubs 200 dor Z'nc Wash Boards 100 bales Batting 50 Wrapping Twine 50 Matt* Ca-sia 300 tons assorted Iron 59 Steel 10 eeroona Indigo 200 marts Cinnamon 5"- 25 hhds. clarified Sugar 25 baxM SardJnes 100 packages Saleratns

£5 250 Bifle SMSiCir 100 doi. Bed Con!*: ,• 190 boses as*ort«d Otr.dy, 300 Window Glaas:

ALSO—A

RAILROAD JfOTICES.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THIS ROAD BEIXO NOW COMPLETE. IT OPKXS A COMMUNICATION BETWEEN Pittsburg and Philadelphia, or Pittftborg and

Baltimore.

BYEastern

which Freight from the West can reach an Market quicker and cheapcrthan by any of the present rival routes: they connect wuh the daily Packet* at Pittsburg, from St. Louis. Louisville,

COMPLETE s.ccissfallf, SE° WE^RN^E^?' ?°1,US

uV°id

Incase of obstruction of Navigation by ics or tow

WATER,

freights westward can be forwarded froii PtTTSBcao to Ciacijfavri, or towns in the interior by Railroad.

RATES OF FREIGHT.

Between Pittsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore

FIRST CIXSS. ff

inter Summer

Rates. Rates.

Dry Good*, Boofcs and Stationery. Boots.i Shoes, Hats and C^rpctinc, Furs and per 100 Peltries, Feathers. Saddlefy, Ac. 3 jl. T3

100 lbs. '3 cts.

JfOSB IHIS.

Brown Shectiups & Shirtinps in Calcs, 1 Prues, Glass Ware. Grucerir?, except e-»«» rn~,. Coffee, Hardware. Hollow Ware, Ma- fs-,ct8- wet-, chinery, Oil cloth, Wool, Ac.

THIR» Ct»SS.

Butter In FirMns ft Keps. Candles .Cot-1 ton. [in winter.] Queensware,Tallow. Tohacco. in le»f or Manufactured,

ACl-

[Eastward,] Ac,, Ac. FOfRTIt Ct.ASS. Bacon. Cotton [in summer.] Ci.flee lard» and Lard Oil, [throuph] Pork fresh lu Cjcts. 0cts. full carloads at owners risk.

GKO. C-. FKANCISCUS, Freight JSg-ent, Pittsburg. B. J. SNEEPKH,

+. Frrifrht Agent.

Philadelphia

M.-tORAW KtMl.NS,

Freight Agent.

March 1C, 1853.14-lyr

Ba'timort.

JOSEPH L. ftLLlOTT,

Freight Agent, Noil

ft.,

JV. J*.

H. H. HOUSTON,

Oen. Freight Agent,

Phtla.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Notice to Eastern Travelers. CONTINUOUS Railroad from Cincinnati, Cleve. land, Wooster, Massillon, Alliance, O.. and Chicago, 111., to Philadelphia, r»a Pennsylvania Railroad, from Pittsburg to Philadelphia. Through from Clncinn»ti to Phnadctplifa. in 37 hours.

Cleveland to ?G

_" Pittsburg to 10 Being the shortest and quickest Route from the Great West to the Atlantic Cities. Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to

Pittsburgh $9 50 Masslllon, 10 00 Cleveland 10 CO Mansfield and Crestline it CO Columbus, 12 6.1 Toledo •.... rn 00 Cincinnati, (via C'lfstliue.) 15 00 Chicago, (via Michigan Southern R. H. 18 25 To Chicago, Waukegan, Kenosha, Illinois Kacine, Mtlwauke, Shebr.ygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad, $18 (H).

Tickets from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, or Baltimore, by Railroad, can be purchased of P. W. STRA-

DKR.

Ticket Agent, Cincinnati. And by the Steam Packet Line to Pittsburg, and thence by Railroad to Philadelphia, from the Captains on board, and from Cleveland via Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad of 1. Horton. ticket agent at tho Bidilell House, Cleveland, Olilo.

On or about the middle of Fehruary the Road will he opened from Crestline to Wooster, and time between Cincinnati and Philadelphia reduced to 34 hours.

NOTICE.—lo case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible fur personal baggago only, and ror an amount not excee-linc $100

Findings, such as Lasts, Hoot and Shoe!roes, To Cleveland from Dayton

Cliimp, Pegs and all kinds of Shoemaker's tools of the verv let quality. II1DKS.

THOMAS MOORE, Passenger Aijent. Phila.

sengrr Jlijent. fh 3. MKSRIMKN.

Passenger Agent. Pittsburg.

.March 1G, )SJ3-1-I lyr

THROUGH TO

New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadelphia.

PASSENGERSa.hound

East will leave Ter

necting the same evening With all truins bound East. i^-cma!333-To Dayton from Terre-Haute,. 5.00

To Now York from Hay ton 15,00 To Boston from Dayton 17,10 For.further information apply to

T. C. MITCHKLI

E. F.

OSBOUS.

Agent, Davton, Ohio.

Sunt. M. R. it L. E. R. 11. Co.

February 23,1P53-23-ly

CINCINNATI

3^jro]o

of a ri'clifyer. It. is pure aud has a mild and pleasant, flavor, and cannot be excelled or equalled by anv ever brought from Cincinnati oranyothi'r pfoco. All

who

want the pure,

genuine, unadulterated article, will please call and judge for themselves. All sorts of foreign and domestic Wines and Liquors, kept constantly on hand. F. T. HULMAN. (J3" His stand is on National Road street, opposite the Post Office. [May 5, 1^53-21 tf

F. E LE8ETJKE,

IT AS received by express, a beautiful assortment of Lace, Pearl, Hungarian, nnd Straw nonnets, for Ladies, Misses-, and Children, from 50 cents to $1 00.

Also, a fine assortment of White, Pink find other colored Silk Rounds, from $1 50 to $4. April 20, I85:i-l!)-lf FRENCH STORE.

Groceries.

A N

FNFOIIMS liis friends itiul tlu public penenilly, that he ha* Jiut got back with afresh and well selert'-d Stock of

ALL /{/XI)S' OF GROCERIES.

which he will sell, s* heretofore, at wholesnle and re tail, at the lowrKt fipurca. All who wioh anything in his line, will find it to their interest to pi ve hini a call, at his .Store ofl National Hnad Stiuct, opposite the Poat Ofllce.

April 0,1451-IT-tf

Spring Stack, 1853.

WEHardware,

are now receiving our spring supply of embracing everv variety of

goods in our line, which are offered to our old customers and llie publlfc generally,««» our customary liberal terms.

Our assortment, is unusually targt? and complete, and ihp fact so well established, that we sell a fitst riite article as lovV as is charged for a poor one, that no one who will call on us will be disappointed in not finding a large stock and low prices.

Our stock of every description of Iron, Nail*, Sleel, Cbaihs, Axes, Saws, Gun Barrels, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, and all heavy goods, is verv full. dur stock of saddlery is enlarged, and a great variety of new patterns added.

We have evpry thir-g wanted in ihe building line, and a great variety of goods for furnishing. Every implement needed by the farmer may be found in our establishment, and our stock of Mechanics' Tools of every description, cannot be exceeded in the State. We have also White Lead, Oil and Paint# of all kinds. J- COOK & CO..

April 27,1053-20-tf No. 1, Union Row.

Paper Hangings.

WHS have tilted up a room in our e»Ut""hment

(or

April

TAK£

500 kegs Blasting Powder

fall stack of JToreiga ud Do&6>

tic Liqcor*. Wjpea, Ac. Terre-Haate, March 9.1853-13-tf CPIUESH GARDEN SEEDS. jn«t r«-#tM at

CryTTTGHAX'S DRUG STORE-

Match 90.1853-16 tf

ibe «ale of Paper Hanging*,

»cl have role arrangement* with an ea:era manufacturf, »r a consUnt supply- We are now receiving hy f«r th' largert rtock tnat baa ever been brought lo thia place, every variety and atyle, inclndinr

27, L8SM0*TR

tome

very rich pattens*. Rooms can now be handaomely par -d at mucb Iras coal, than heretofore. We have fait aupply of Bordering, Fine Screen« and Window Shade*. •, J. COoK dc to.

D1V 2'JO'JII,

L. Ii. FISH If CO.,

pleasure In accoaociaf to the citizes* of Terre Haote and tbe adjoining couctry.thaithey have

OPENED A store ia

thi«city

All of Kosieal Kerc^andiM.

PI AXOSKia3s

from the most celebrated ma»era

Hurine formed a coasectioa with a oabllthicf honae. they «j» prepared to farciah all

mrMmte

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

"^rHERE may be obtained the most speedy Remedy1

SECRET DISEASES.

Gonorrhcp*, Gleets, Strictures, Seminsl Wesliae** Puus iu the Lions, Aflcttions of the Kidneys and those peculiar affections arising flom

StcatT HABW,)

particularly the youth of both sexes. Which, II net} cured, produce

CONS-UTCTIOHAL

I'SMUTY, rtn«hfi»

MASRUOS Isramiiit, aud iu the etui, dciuovi Ut! M.JCD

AKO

BOOT. W YOtrXG JEEIT.

Especially, who have become the victims of solitary! vice, that dreadful and destructive habit, which anr.ttally sweeps to an untimely grave, thousands of yiung mejj ot the most ei&lted t«lenis am! biiliant intellect who might otherwise have entranced listening Seusus with the thunders of elutjueuce. cr waked to ecstacy the liTiug lyre, mey call with full confidoncc.

AJARRIAOE.

Married persons, or these contemplating mnnlag«, being aware of physical weakness, should iEDu rdl*ie* ly consult Or. J._ajtd be restored to perfect health.

«jtu oe refioreo to perl Dlt. JOHKSTOif.

Offlcc. JTo. "SOUTH FK£])ERU:K S^T., Tth door front Baltimore street, East side, up the TO* Be particular in observing th KAsteps.

HS and

*KR, or yen will mistake the'plm-. A CUKE WARRA^TJ•:D IK A FF/W DATS T*ae NOTICE.—lr. Jolutstou's vlfice In his dwclline,

ap the steps.

Ilis very extensive practice la a

sufficient guamutee that he Is the only propor Physician to apply to. DR. JOHNSTON, Member of tho Koyal College of Surfeons, London, ?raduato from one of the roost eminent Colleges tf the United States am! the creator part cf whose lira has been spent in llie Hospitals of L« Paris, Philadelphia, and else where, IIH.-effectedndon,

some of the most

astonishing cures that were ever Kiu.wn. Many troubled with rininug in the ears and head when asloep, great nervousness. Velng alum at sudden sounds, and baslifulne.'s, with Iroqeuiblushing, attended pcnietimes with deraugement of mind, were cui-ed lnimedlately, *A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the roisguidrd and imprudent votary of pleasure finds lie has imbibed tho seeds of iMs diseose. It too often happens that an ill limed sense of simme, er dread of discovery, deter* him front applying to these who, from education and respectability, can alone befiieud him, delaying until the constitutional symptom! of this horrid disease make their appearante. such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains In ibead and limbs, dimness of slplit, deafness, nodes on the shin, bones and arms, blotches on ihe head, face and estrenicties, progress on Willi frightful rapidity, till at last the palate cf the mouth or the bones of the nose fall iu. and the victim of this awful disease become* a horrid object of ti.inmlseraiiun,tlt| death puts a peiiod lo his dreadful sufTcrinrr, by sending him to that "bourne whence returns." To surh, therefore. Dr. JOIIMSTOKtravelerpledgesno himself to observe Ihe most inviolable secrecy and, from his extensive practice In the first hospitals of Europe and America, he can confidently recommend a safe and vpeedv cure to tl.e unfortunate victim of this horrid dissease. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease, owing to thn unskillfuluess of those who, by the use of that deadly puison, mercury, ruin the constitution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an untimely grave, or else make tho residue of hi* life miserable.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Young men who have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or at hool— ihe effects of which are nightly felt, even when asle. p, aud if not cured, renders marriage impossible, and dostmys both ii.iml and body.

What a pity a young man. the hope of his country, and tho darlifig of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life by the conre-qut-Bces of deviating from the path of nature, and IKdulging in a certain secrct habit, fcuch persons, before contemplatir.!:

MA1UUAGE,

should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requisites to promote connublnl happln««a. t»d»»il. without these, the Journey through life becomcs a weary pUssrlmsgr, the prospect hourly darkens to the view—the mind hecomea shadowed with despair, and filled with the melancholy rflectii:n. that the happiness of another becomcs blighted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Pr..I. addresses voung nun, and all who have injured ihemselves by private and improper indulgences.

These nrc some of the «d aiid melnnchcly effects produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness tf tbe Hack and I.hubs, Pains in the Mead, PfmnesH of Sight, l.orts of Muscular Palpitation of tho ll'-art. Dyspepsia. Nerve.UNPower,

ALI.V.—-The

Irritability. IVrangciiients

of the Micestlve Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption. *c. MKN'I

fearful effects on the mind are much

to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Cnfusioii Idc##. Depiction nf Spirits, Uvil Forebodings, A vi-rsU to Society, Self -nisi rust, l.ove of Solitude,

Timidity, die.,

are some of the evils produced. Titocstsns of persons, of all ages, con now iudge wh.il is the cause of Uielr decline In health, l.o-drig thrir vi.uor. becoming weak, pale and rinaiiMed, have singular appearnncc about the eyes. Cough and symptoms of Consumption. This remedy lias restored hundreds to health after every other means lirve fulled.

MARRIKO PKRSONS, or those conlemplntlnfr morris,-*, being aware of physical weakness,should immediately consult Dr. .t„ nnd be rrstorcd to perfect health. .All Surgical operations performed.

N. H.—Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately, either personally or by letter. fckin diseases speeilly cured.

OFFICE, Xo.

SOUTH FREDERICK ST.,

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F. T. lltlLMAN, is now making the best Whiskey that was ever turned oul

nAlTIMORE, MAIIYLANJJ.

All tetters must be Post paid. ,t_

Tl' V' The remedies can be Sent to any part of the United States. Dec. 20, IM2-31yr

Dr. Urban's Anli-Bacchanalian Elixir!!

A Safe and Sure Remedy for tkt

CURE PF INTEMPERANCE I is not in the li-nst injurious to the cystern. It is pleasant. to the lisle, and will rnre'tlie hardest cases of intemperance. Wc warrant It In all cases if taken according to directions. It destroys the desire lor all ardent'spirits when strictly tslu'n according to directions, anil will restore the Individ* nal to thesamestnle of sobriety in which lie wi before ho ever drahk a drop oriho ardent, and lie will not have the least desire for intoxicutiugdii/iks.

Intrmpcronr.e I* a disease nnd as such the rreatrr the rxct s* In di inkine the more speedily.ls the iseaxo developed, and to such the Klixlr Is presented as (he balm ofCileaa—the oil ofcousolation, peace and por-f.-ct restoration.

The more fnlly'dcveloped Is the disease the more salutary nnd powerful the effect of this Klixir. at onco destroying the appetite fol spirits, and restoring tho tone of the stomach tons healthy an action as it was before drinkine drop of ardent spirits and when Intemperance has assumed this diseased fm in, reason is mensurably dethroned, tho will to a ccrlain extent becomes ungovernable, until often, alns! many have passed the bounds of sober restraint, and though they may desire. In theirsober moments, to abandon tho u-»eoftbat which Is so rapidly proving their bane, they cannot, unaided, and no aid lias ever been tendered such, with success until the discovery of Dr. Urban's never fulling .\nti-ll/icchanall«u Klixir since which time n.one are 1 ft without excuse, as the means necessary lo destroy the taste, and again enthrone reason.bringing the will into perfect subjection, by extracting the poisonous sting and temptation of the adder, are placed within every man's reach: those therefore, who hereafter IIII the grave o! the drunkard must do so by choice* and not. of necessity—It matter* not how near it you may be.

Asthe Klixir Is a most powerful purifier ofthe blood,. tha sent of all diseases. It has been used with eresl success, and is highly recommended In ease* of Delirium Tremens. Dyspepsia. Kpilepsy, Neuralgia. Liver Complaints, General Debility, Piles, aud all kinds of Fevers. ills the best slterative known.

The tnll-lincchanallnn is neatly put up and labelled, with full directions accompanying each bottle. Pricf per bottle. On the receipt ofthe above sum il will be sent, free of charge, toany part of the tii ited States. All letters fo be prspnld. To be had rmntall the principal Drugirists In the

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Third Street, r.oui«vllle, Ky.

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Vegetable Fever and A^uc Powders:

The onh/ sure remedy ever known, for Chilht and Ever, and wart allied to aire, in all cases, if taken according to direr tuns

It cures, when taken according to directions, in Twenty Minutes, leaving no Fever alter the C/hlll Very seldom requiring more than one dose to make* permanent cure. A great number of case*, from two to five years standing, have been eared with ihe first dose, and Chill has never, as. yet, returned. The beauty of this medicine ts. that It stops the Chill in twenty minutes, or less, and the pail«*nt will be entirely clear from Fever after tbe tfblll, which ts not the case when other medicine is used. It has superseded all other preparations wherever It has been introduced.

Bead what the Editors ofthe Louisville Democrat say from their own observation: "Dr. Urban's medicine for the core of chills and fever has effected some wonderful cures in our own midst. A young man who has resided for several years in Lousians, reached New Albany a few weeks since, weak snd emaciated—Utrrailr worn out physically, with long continued chills and fever. lie made a short stay at the house of Judge Pmttb, where bis old disease continued with no less severity than at home ID Ixraisiana. Having exhausted almost every remedy known to the medical profession) he procured a box of Dr. t'rban's celebrated medicine, and after taking two pewders was entitely relieved and restored to health. He has been well ever since—says bis health has not been ss good for severalyears, and is now fast regaining his former vigor and the rosy cheeks he was wont to wear.

This medicine can be had at the manufacturers' De. pot, 6$ Third St., between Main Market, Louisville, Ky., wholesale and retail. UHBA dc DIDLAKK.

O*0n the receipt of 91 the Powders will be sent, free of charge, to sny part ofthe U. States. Itmayalao be obtained of all the principal Druggistsia country.

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CONFECTIOffEBYTffD BAXEEY.

new establishment, «a«t of the CourtHouse. i* now fitted up ready forbuai&«M. I shall be prepared at all tin:fea with

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and every artiel* io th* confectionery line, and hope to receive a fair portion of tbe public pav ronajje.

D* I shall «ooa be prepared with all th« good thicga of the season*, aa they approach, to minister to hotnan comfort and gooBliviog.

CHARLES C. RUG6LE&,

Ar.fr, 4.1859-24*tf BOffffETS and KIBB0N8. "\TEW Spring etyle Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbona, to be had at TURNER'S^

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