Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 January 1854 — Page 3

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FOOTPRINTS HI THE SNOW.

Over lane, «nd roof» and steeple, 5 Lie* the soft and yielding »noW And, beholda cro*d of people

Moving, ncriseleit, to and fro: 4 Like to gangs of spectres—people Moving, noiseteJSj lirough tbe stfoifrj

Tho' the echoes all ire Voiceless To the steps that cottic and go,

Every step, however noWlesi, If ^-1 C? Leaven a footprint in the snow

'fyml rach print, altho"Ui» voiceless „f Tells it* ftory to the snow.

Here be steps of youth ami maiden, Age and manhood—pleasure, pain— Some, whom care* have overladen.

Some, whom care hath sought In vain— Steps or manhood, youth, and maiden,5' i&F Core will follow

hot

in vain

Yonder print all blear'd—uneven Mark* some weary pilgrim's shoon p, After nil his sins forpiven,

May the grave accept him soon He, whose step* seem so uneven— ij May the grave accept him soon I .f

There arc foot-marks, hard and rigid— 1-rom their prc*»ure we may know One, whose heart as winter frigid,

There an impress, neat did slender, Kliu ws where some fair girl hath pass'd Crol! o'erwatch a thing so tender,

Angels

shield her from the blast! •$

Heart so frail, and form soslcndcr, «. 'eeds be shielded from the blast I

Hue a naked foot seems creeping, Plainly mark'd each little toe

Has some mad-cap child been leaping :i From the window, in the snow 7 Out! some beggar's brat is creeping, jf

Creeping, shivering thro' the snow 1 'r

While, with whoop, and shout bewild'ring, ClinMng. racing down the street, Here, a band of merry children

Leave the marks of dancing feet!"

Thus upon the prospect dreary, T,Ike the child of long ago, I could gaze for hours, unweary,

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To Hint bare-foot child, bewild'ring Are those marks of dancing fectl.

Counting footprints in the snow I Musing o'er the prospect dreary, Heading footprints in the snow!

In them lies nr unwise moral— Footprints in the melting snow With the soft snow do not quarrel,

But ft little while—'twill go Meantime, alt may find a moral, •,:• Heading footprints in the snow,

Finnncitil Condition of Indiana. We lciirti, snys the State Journal, from

the report of tho Treasurer of State, that

the following is the exhibit of the financial

condition of this State: 1 A general statement, of tlie receipts and expenditures during tlte fiscal year from November 1st, 18*)2, to October .'list, 1853. Total receipts into the Treasury from nit .sources* during the yearflil .020,043,74 Add balance on hand, Nov. 1,1852 402,719,4S

Grand Total........ $2,02:)iGC:i,22

Totnl amount of warrants paid at. tlie Treasury during the fiscal year *. .$1,509,305,32

Balance on hand Nov. 1,IP53... $514,357,90

Wolvh8.—Tlie

wolves of Maine seem

to he numerous and remarkably fierce the present season, A correspondent of the Machins Union says that the accommoclatiun stn^e and passengers from Rockland were a few days since driven back from the woods near India river and detained over night, by a large detachment of wolves. The Brunswick Telegraph relates that on Friday hist Col. Campbell, of that town, was chased by a pack of wolves while in the woods not half 11 mile from his house. Four of them came within twenty feet of him, whereupon he turned at bay armed with an axe and his adversaries, nfler some rcconnoitering and a few low growls of disapprobation, concluded to furego their antieipaed breakfast, and beat a relucUm! retreat.

ID* Tt will be recollected that some time in September In*t, Martin Kwing was recognized for an assault and battery with intent to kill Judge Moffatt of Terre-Haute. since which time he has been confined in jail. During the pitting of the Court, of Common Pleas now in session in Vigo, nolle prosequi wns entered by the District Attorney at tho earnest solicitation of Judge Mntfattj and the defendant discharged. The long confinement, of the defendant. and sickness while in jail, nnd the extreme poverty of his widowed mother, were the noble motives which prompted Judge M. to decline jVosecuting the case. Few under the very aggravating circumstances, would have acted Tike him. The Judge has a heart, as big as a meeting house.— Tin. Gazette.

Tuk I.vntANs.—Gkn. Lax*—-'Thegovernment troops established in the Rotrue river valley went out to capture some stock nnd other stolen property. They surprised the Indians and shot at and wounded several. They fled to the mountains when th« troops turned homeward, the Indians followed stealthily and tired upon them, killing two soldiers and wounding three more. The succeeding night they came to the soldier's camp and stole all thtar flour and provisions.

Tho whites out there are very much dissatisfied with Gen. Lane. Wo have been told, by a reliable person, just from there, that nearly three fourths of the people denounce him for tlie course he pursued in reference to milking the treaty.—Oregon Spectator.

Errwrrs or Wrong Spkluxo.—Notlong since a gentlrmnn, then a chorister of a certain choir in Vermont, wrote to it publisher in Boston, for a copy of that popular singing book, entitled "The Ancient Juyro.,

In his communication lie used the following language "Hens** send me the Ancient IA«r well The publisher, in answer to his request, replied "3kly Dear Sir—I do not doubt but the deril has teen, and still is, in Boston, bat it will be difficult to comply with your request, for the reason that Boston influences so strongly in his favor, it ill be impossible to bind hiia."

A Curious Scknk in Court.—In the Memphis Common Pleas Court, in Ten* nesseo. few days since, a man named Smith was on trial for murder. After ten jurors had been eropantieled. certain technical objections were started by the counscl for live defence. The judge allied the counsel if they were goinj* to quibble at so late an hour on such a point' An evasire answer was returned. The jndjfe required a direct answer, which the? refused to give. He thereupon ordered a fine of #50 to be entered against each of them. The)' still avoided

direct answer, and finally

the judge, getting out of patience, ordered the sheriff to conduct them all to jail, and they were taken into custody and removed from the room. v#

/A writer discoursing npon "practical wisdom," uses this figure: "In journeying with it we go towards the sun. and the shadow of our burden falls behind us.'*

A despatch from

orders have been sent from Washington to arrest Captain Walker and the band who accompanied him to La Pax.

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Of All Kinds of Groceries!

UIDDLK Ac LOCKBIDGE,

Dealers in Provisions Generally,

HAVK

now on hanJ a large and \vell-nelccted assortment of all kinds of

A I O 0 I E S which arc offered, at retail, to their customers at the lowest possible figure*. B«ing determined to keep the vaiious branches of their busiiiens fully supplied with the best of articles, they hope thereby to merit a goodly sharp of public patronage.

EXPRESS being now in rendlness to carry

articles of any material weight, or bulk, bought at their establishment, to any part of the city, offers an inducement to many, Or near, to call at the K. A: R. Corner, and look through the "VARIETIES OP THE SEASON."

Dec. 21, 1853-2-tf

COFFEES—Mocha,

Loquira, Java and Rio, of the

best qualities, kept constantly on hand, at the Dec.21.8-tf R. A: R. CORNER.

rpKAK—Of all kinds, and of the best flavor, for sale at the [Dec. 21-tf R. R. CORNER.

C1UGARS—Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized and brown O Supnrs, at tho R. St R. CORNER. Dec. 21-tf

XTRACTS—Monin's Celebrated Pure Concentrated Premium Flavoring Extracts, at the Dec.21-tf R. & R. CORNER.

C1ANIH.ES—StarorCandles,

in quarter, half, and

whole boxes, by the pound, at the Dec. 21-tf It. & R. CORNER.

SYRUPS—Newat

York Syrup of a superior nuality,

just received the R. fc R. CORNER. Dec. 21-tf

AND!ES Afcn FRUITS—A' large supply of Plain nnd Fancy Candies, suitable for Holiday presents to children also. Dates. Rnisins in quarter, half, and whole boxes Figs, Almonds, Jew Jew Paste, nnd a variety of other good things, can be hnd at the

Dcc. 21-tf R. & R. CORNER.

VARIETIES—Powder.

Percussion Caps, Indigo,

Soap and Madder, Tobacco, Sardines, Broom?, Crockery, Tubs and tbe best of Spices, Crnnherries, Willow Baskets, Hominy. Cigars, Buckets, Cloves, Ropes, Nutmegs, Chsese, Piro Crackers, Dates, Corn Meal, Ruck wheat. Potatoes, Apples, Clothes Pins, Moans, Fresh Butter, Tomato Catsup, Table Salt, liar Soap, Pure Ginger, Cider, Turnips. Matches, Dried Peaches, and so 011 through tho whole vocabulary of wants, may be purchased at low rates of

RIDDLE & I.OOKR1DGE,

Dcc. 21-tf R. & R. Corner.

EW SUGAR—A Tew Ilhds Prime New Susar, in store, and for sale at tho K. & R. CORNIER. Dcc. 21-tf

DAA FINK LARGE AND FAT TUR1UES, just re^UU oeived ntthe R. & R. CORNER. Those wish11 one for Christmas, can, by leaving orders, be supplied. [Dec. 21-tf]

XIIAtTsIME Olil) COOJT!

AVANTIil) AT THB & O N E

WISFURS,

wi*h to purchase $50,000 worth of viz Coon, Miiik.

Otter. Groy Fox, Rod Fox, Wild Cnt. House Cut, Opossum, Wolf, nnd Deer Skins. O" For nil of which, we will pay the highest price in CASH.

RIDDLE ,fc LOCK RIDGE.

Torrc-IIaute, Jan. 11, 1854-5-tf

Taken Up,

Ormoml Harbour living in Fayette Township, Vigo county, Indiana, on the 7th dav of December, 1853, one SORREL MARE COLT, both hind logs and the left fore leg white tip to the knees, the other fore foot, white, Jiome white in t.he face—no other marks or brands porreireable—supposed to be about eight mont lis old. Appraised to nineteen dollars, by Wilmam Stkffy and Jacob A. Hay, before me, Jeremiah Clark, a Justice of the Peace, Dec. 27th, 1853.

JEREMIAH CLARK, J. P.

A true copy from the Record. AND. WILKINS, C'lk.. By

John Wilkixs, Depidtf.

Dec. 28, l853-3-3w

Taken Fp

John Sheets, living in Sugar Creek Township. Vigo county, Ind., one large Red St«-er, marked with a split in the left ear nnd hole in the right.—supposed to be 4 years old, and appraised to$18.0Q. by Wm. Rat and Pktkr Whitnkck, his mark.

Sworn to before me this 2d day of January, [854, JAMES I^KARD, J. P. A true copv from the Record: W§ 7 AND. WILKIN'S, Clerk

Br Jon.v Wilkixs, Deputy.

Jan. 11,1854-5-3w

TilE WABASH STORE

^REMOVED UP TOWN.

\T 7HIITLE fc FOOTE have just, removed to YV

NO. a, \%*A»REJ»S BLOCK)

and are now offering a superior stock of Goods at Low Prices. Our stork is of greater extent and variety than heretofore, so much so. that, we can only enumerate a few of tho leading articles

Muslins, Prints, Dress Goods, for the season. Men's Woolen Wear. Flannels. Blankets. Shawls Wool and Buck Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery, Notions. *tc.

Boots and Shoes, for men, women and chil dren, in great variety. Hats—Wool and Fur, for tnen and boys.

Caps—Plnsh, Cloth. fec. Groceries—Coffe«, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Dye -Stuffs, &c.

Leather—tipper and Sole. *.

Queens wars, Glassware and Willow-ware, ALSO. AN© VKXITtAX CARPETS. Having one of the largest and be*t constructed iwms in the city, we are enabled to show goods to better advantage and wail npon customers with greater satisfaction.

We invite our old customers and all wanting to bur goods to call on us. as we are determined to "offer our stock upon advantageous terms.

We will pay Cash or Trade, for Cktxr, Timothy. Fhxtttd. Driti Frnit, FmAen, Rmq», $t. Remember the WABASH STORK. "No. 2, WAa*ss BLOC*. WHIPPLE A FOOTE.

Jan. IT, US54-dtf

Notice.

t)it-31*t d«T of M«nh, 1S54, ttitl make

ciUm

to Albert Usge, Amtiter of VIro coostj.

lt»)Un*. to Uwt* to me «ertific«te of p«ixh»i« for lot* 4 and 13. ia vectloa IS, toWa 53. north of ru$e 8 w«rt, ia He* Of ttie original. trWch t# low.

SA.SICEI.

SEMI-ANNUAL KEPORT, Of Out Condition of the Southern Bank of Indiana, for the six months precp&ing the .first Monday of January, 1854-

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Capttiil Sfoct invested in Virgftt^ia. Michiran and Indiana Stocks,. .$133,500 00 Notes Discounted, —... i. iBills 6f Exchange, ............ Eastern Sight Exchange,. Remittanoes Notes of other Banks,.... Amount of Debts due the Association or Bank,. 1 Premium paid on Stocks Value of property necessary for the transaction of business, i. Amount due from Banks and Bat'ik20,000 00

ers.

Gold,.. Silver,.

89,7*7 06 87,950 00 15,628 73 4.010 00 12,843 00

523 18

6,389 94

1,125 00

Total,.. Dollars 401,474 33 Cr.

Amount of Capital Stock including that deposited with the Auditor of State, paid in according to the provisions of the Law, $200,000 00 Amount due depositors 56,207 54 Amount of Notes, Bills, or other evidences of debt, issued 138,500 00 Amount of Dividends declared and made,.. 6,000 00 Surplus Dividend...... 766 79

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Total,. .Dollars401,474 33

Names ofihe Officers of the Association or Bank: J. H. WILLIAMS, President, vC

GE0- C- DUY'

Cashier.

Names of persons xcho have become parties to the Articles of Association within said period E. S. WOLFE, I. H. HATHORN, J. C. ROSS.

Names of present Stockholders:

J.H. WILLIAMS, E. S.WOLFE, I. H. HATlI- Blackwood

ORN, JOHN C. ROSS.

Days

Discount:—All Business Days'.

Days and Hours Open for the Transaction of Business, to-wit: From 9 o'clock, a. sc., to 4 o'clock, p. m.,every day, except Sundays, Christmas, and the 4th of July.

STATE OF INDIANA, Vigo CO., SS." George C. Duy being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the Cashier of said Bank, and that the foregoing report of tlie transactions and condition of said Bnnk, for the period therein named, is true and correct, according to the best of his knowledge and belii I

GEO. C. DUY, Caslii

Sworn and subscribed before ine, this 2d dav of January, 1854. THOS. H. NELSON, Notary Public, [la]

January 4, 1854-4-2w

THE GREATEST

W A S A E QDJjT* II1ZVDS &

HAVE

ADAMS

received from New York, a lieavy assortment of Gold and Silver Watcliea, Guard Chains and Jewelry of every description. They will, therefore, offer for sale at their Auction Room, 011 the West side of the Square, on Friday and Saturday, the 13th and 14th days of January next, the following description of Watchcs, viz.: One first rate and highly finished Chronometer, several ruby jeweled—18 carats I,event in Hunter cases, Patent. Levers with Gold faces also, English Dial Pntent Levers, tfijeweled. 18 car-.-at cases Hunter style Silver do. Detached Levers, full ruby jeweled

Cylinder, Verse, Algerine, Quariier, Duplex. Anchor, *,, and Ladies' Gold

The stock embraces every thing In the Jewelry line, to satisfy tho most fastidious taste of any purchaser, nnd any gentleman wishing to make his wife a handsome present at the commencement of the year, can have a fine opportunity at the above sale.

The slock is from a lart importing house in New York, and will be sold without reserve. The Watchest that will be offered, will first undergo the inspection of a first rate Jeweler in this city, nnd will be accompanicd by his guarantee for their keeping time for twelve months. Air. Houriet, a first rate Swiss Workman, is the pentlemau. under whose supervision each article will have to pass. Each article shall be whatlt is represented. We respectfully invite your presence at the above time and place.

Tr~p We have on bund mid for sale, a first rato PIANO, of excellenttone. and most beautiful workmanship, having only been used a short time, and will be sold cheap.

On Tue&doy next, January 3d, 1854, Wo will commence sellinp off the stock of a Merchant who is about to change bis business. It embraces almost every articlo usually found in a retail store, and must be sold without any reserve. Bargains can be obtained. All that wo ask is your presence at the time designated.

Sales to conuuenco at 10 o'clock,

a. m.

J. M. ADAMS.

Dcc. 28, 1853-n-nw

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Auctioneer.

Notice to Builders, .,,. Board of County Commissioners of Vigo Countv, Ind., have resolved, to erect this year,

tots 3 and 4, in the subdivision

of Lot 9G, at the intersection of Market and Ohio streets, in Terrc-IInute, Vigo County, Indiana, a building for County Offices, which shall combine solidity, durability and safety from fire, with neatness and practical convenience in regarded the objects for which it is intended.

The better to attain "these ends, thej^ have instructed me to invite builders in this city and elsewhere, to furnish drafts, plans and specifications, accompanicd by an estimate of the entire cost of the building, and they agree to pay for the drafts which they deem first aud second best, a fair compensation.

I accordingly hereby give an invitation to builders, to furnish drafts'as aforesaid, which I will be ready to receive at my office, at any time before tne 6th of February 1854, at. 10 o'clock, A. M. A. LANGE, Auditor.

Terrc-Haute Jan. 11, '51-5-to-feb-6

New Books.

GLEASON'S

Pictorial for January 1st.

Flagof Our Union, for January 1st., greatly enlarged and improved. All the Magazines for January.

Christ in History, by Dr. Turnbull. A Month in England, by Tuckerman, Early Engagements, by Mary Fravuer. Carl" Krinkew, his Christmas Stocking, by Author of Wide Wide World.

The largest and most complete stock of School Books in town, can be found at CHILD'S BOOK STORE.

January 11,1654-5-lni lit -m

NOTICE.

ISkeepinggiven,

hereby that sealed proposals for the of the poor of Vigo county. Indiana, for one year from the first of March next, will be received at the Auditor's office in Ter-re-Haute, until Mondav, the 6th of February, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

Bids will be received for the keeping of both the resident and transientpaupers. and for the keeping of the resident paupers alone.

The rents and profits

). COWOIVU

niCKSRSOS.

TiiffStatt, Dee. IS. 1S»M* p5 $1-09

Notice.

Washington

says that

the 3M Say of M*rch, ISSJ, w* will to lite AndiVor of Vigo coantjr. for Ut« i*wti&f of certificate* of potkM for lot* 83 n4 92, ia t*cUoo K, towa 14. r«*e 9, In Ilea of tie ort|riiii*l, wMdi w«re twt wkwwf ill penott*latm«l«d will Ulte a otic*. HCMASTbX A ORISWOLD.

Tem-HtttU, Dec. S3, l«S3-3-3w

the Poor House

Farm, east of Terre-Haute, will constitute part of the consideration for keeping the poor, and bidders are expected to state what amotmt of money they require in addition to those rents and profits.

The proposals must be accompanied by the names of responsible persons, as securities for the faithful performance of tlie contract.

A. LANGE. Auditor.

Terre HaOte, Jan. 11, "54-5-to-feb-6 /, -r

C0WGILL & M'SWORDS,

J'tttariiina it (Ummissiira Sltrttanis, AND GENEJtAL PRODUCE DEALRis, He, 49* Water Street. triir.rn^G, TA.

Represented br Wasson & Co.

XoV.

23, lsS3-$0-tf

F. T. HULMAN", WHOLESALE SEALS* E* ALL KtSDS OF Groceries, Wines & Liquors,

TOBACCO, SAILS, Etc,, t\e 3f». Warrcn'i Block* TERRE-HAUTJS, INDIANA. Oet.26

RA1SEHS—APttt,at

D^. 21-tf

cm* of *aft*b!e ror

ttko u4 tt» 8-* E.

CQBSEJL

The British Quarterlies, $ AND BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO., New York, con: tlhue to Re-publish the following British Periodicals, via: 1 THE L0ND01T QUARTERLY REVIEW (Con'vfi.) 2. iHE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.) 3. tfiCE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free Chun&.j 4. TfiE WESTKINStfet REVIEW (Liberal.)

BtACKWOOD'S EDlNEIJRGH REVIEW (Tdiy.)

The present critical state of Euf'opeari Affairs will render these publications UniiSiiully intefesting during the year 1854. They will occupy a middle gronnd between the hastily wfitten news-items, crude speculations, and flying rumors of the daily Journal, and th§ pdnderous Tone of the future historian, written after the living interest and excitement of the great political events of the time shall have passed away. It is to these Periodicals that readers must look for the only really intelligible and reliable history of current events, and as such, in addition to their well established literary, scientific, and theological character, we urge them upon the consideration of the reading public.

Arrangements arc in progress for the receipt tif early sheets from the British Publishers, by which we shall be able to place all our Reprints in the hands of subscribers, about as soon as they can be furnished with the foreign Copies. Although this will involve a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same low rates as heretpfore, viz: i'*«[% Vr| Perann. For any one of the four Reviews $3 00 For any two of the four Reviews 5 00 For any three of the four Reviews 7 00 For all four of the Reviews 8 00

Magazine 3 00

For Blackwood and three Reviews 9 00 For Eilackwood and the four Reviews.. .10 00 Payments to be made in all cases in advance.—

Money current in the State where issued will be redited at par. i.'jSS WsM CLUBBIXR. "r A discount of twenty-five per cent from the abovfe prices wi 1 be allowed to Clubs ordering four Or more copies of any one or more of the abovi* Works. Thus Four copies of Black wood, of of one Review, will be sent to one ad dress for $*9 lour copies of the four Reviews aud Blac^troqd for $30 and so on. ,'f POSTAGE. ,:",t ''6

In all the principal Cities and Towns, these wrrk.s will be delivered, through Agents, 1 I EE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the Postage to any part, of the United States will be but Twenty-four Cents a year for "Blackwood," and but Twelve jCents a yea^for each of tbe Reviews. M*i

Remittances and communications should always be fcddrussed, post-paid, to the publishers, •,

LEONARD SCOTT & CO., GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.

N. B.—L. S. it CO. have recently published, and' have now for sale, the "FARMER'S GUIDE," by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and Pftff. Norton, of Yale College, New Haven, coffiplete in 2 vols, royal octavo, containing 1(500 pages, 14 steel and 600 wood engravings. Price in muslin binding, $6.

O" This work is xot the old "Bonk of the Farm," lately kksuscitated and thrown upon the market. -ft

January 11, 1854-5

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WA'l'CHKS.

TT^HE regularly licensed and well established Auction Room of HINDS & ADAMS, east side of the Public Square, is now in receipt of a full and Complete assortment of

Guns, Clocks, watches, Jewelry, Cutlerly, and NOTIONS of every kind, at Wholesale or Retail.

U" Auction sales of Notions, every night. Furniture and Commission sales every Saturday ut. 2 o'clock, p. in.

Liberal advance* on Consignments. 47J- -M. ADAMS, Auctioneer.

O* The Daguerrean Waggon in rear of the auction room, is in daily operation. Likenesses taken Instructions given Daguerrean stock constantly

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hand, and for

sale. JAMES HINDS, Dayuerreotypisi Nov. 16, 1653-40-tf

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Notice to Eastern Travelers.

CONTINUOUS Railroad from Cincinnati. Cleveland, Wooster, Mftssillon,

cago. 111., to Philadelphia,

llinnce, O., nnd Clii

via

Pennsylvania Railroad,

from Pittsburg to Philadelphia. Through from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, in 37 hours Cleveland to 26

Pittsburg to lit

Deing the*"shortcst and quickest Kouie from the Great West to tbe Atlantic Cities. Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to

PitlRburgh $! 5(1 Mnssillon, 10 (10

Clevclnnd, 10 Ofl.jjgfe Mansfield and Crestline 11 '10^^/

12 G3

-Columbus, Toledo 13.-00 Cincinnati,(via Crestline.) 15 00

Chicago, (via Michigan Southern R. K. IB 25 To Chicago, Waukegan, Kenosha, Illinois Kacinc, MilWauke, Shebc-yaan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad. $18 00.

Ticketsfrom 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 theuce by Railroad to Philadelphia, from the Captains on board, and from Cleveland via Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, of D. Horton. ticket agent at tho Bidden House, Cleveland, Oliio.

On or about the middle of February the Road will be opened from Crestline to Wooster, and time between Cincinnati and Philadelphiareduc«dto34 hours.

NOTICE.—In case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding §100 1

THOMAS MOORB,

Patnenerr Jtstitt. Pkila, j. !KSKIMKN, Passenger Age^t Pitltbvrg,

March 16.1&V»-U lyf

BOSTON LEATHER STORE! SIGN OF THE LAST, 3, Warren's Block, National Road Street,

TEBRE-HAITE, I1.

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NEW STORE—NEW GOODS.

G. KKRKHOFF & CO.^

RESPECTFULLY

inform their friends, that

they have removed into No. 3, Warren's Block. 'Thov keep now constantly for sale in this finf? and spacious store-room, a new, large and well selected stock of all kinds of poods belonsftng to their line, viz: Spanish, Buffalo Tanned* and Cincinnati Sole, Band, Upper, Bridle, Harness, Skirting:, Collar and Split Leather, Patent. French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip Skins, Lining, Binding To

oppi Fre

Sheep and Deer Skins, Tampico and 3ten and Ladies'Morocco. S O E I I S

ing.

reach

A general assortment of Shoe Findi&gs Will *1 all times be found at thesr establishment, as Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Clamps, Crimps. Pegs, Laces, Galloons,^ Boot-*eb, all kinds of Shoemaker's Tools, etc., etc.

Having adopted the principle of only selling for tfsslr, and buying also for cash in the Eastern CHIes, they are enabled to sell at loir er

1 1

W2®!'

care for sule

tfte well-kaowa Ca

nal boat, "JtuA O. E«rIt."with all fcer ftxtare*.

er prices than *nv of their competitors. I throagh a long etpftrience in the business and SHOEMAKERS AND SADDLERSA*^r having fixed hu rectifying Cjmcern, in Are particularly reqnesttd to examine our: hi* ,3lore Room, on a large scale, and afStock and Price*, before buvine elsewhere. ter an entirely new and moistP«rfe* pfipcipk1.

HIDES, FUR. WOOL. I he ifctends and shall now be able io farmsb the The Hte&est cash price is paid for any quan- ^est tity of Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Fur and' DOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISKY.

185-3. FALL TRADE! 1853.

FANCY AUD STAPLE DRY GOODS' HOUSE.

F. ."NIPPERT, ..

rARStNOTOK

XORTQ OP TH*

TkE

rC»LIC

IKJCARI,

j'V- TEBHE-HAITE, INDIANA.

subscriber would invite the Attention of Ibe citix«ns of Terrf-Haute and vicinity, to bis large and extensive stock of S':c

Fsi-YC 1" -1.YD STJtPLF. DRV GOODS. Hats and Caps, Boots and Nhoes. Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery Notions »nd Drcsa Trluiuiiu£S, selected especially for the Fall Trade.

Below is enumerated a list of goods which he keeps on band in great variety:

Dress Silks. ,"

90 VtexM

PlainRUck Silk. 24 to 3C inches widt

15 do Black Kibled and Broc-ade Silk 6 dtf Superior Black Satin Plaid do.

15 do" Fancy Colored Chameleon do. iO do" Figured Brocade do. 10 do Satin de Chine 10 do Florence Silk,' all colors.

Plaid Dress G-oods.

4-4

Wide, all Wool, PLA1 US 4-4 Silk Wool do: ,4-4 Kaw Silk. do. r, ,3-4 Cashinervs do. 3_4 Pelaincs do.

Fancy Woollen UresS Gkcd3. 300 Pieces Fancy Colored Delaines .•••.• 30 do Plain & Fancy Color'd, all ^ool,Delaines 35 do Beautiful Fancy Cashmeres.

Black Dress Goods.,-

Bl'k Silk Alpacas, A,*Brk Pure Superior Mohair Alpacas Domi do do do. Mi-w Mourning Cloth

Merino do.

Ginghams and Prints. j,

400 ple'cVs Fancy Prints from 6c. to 12cts.

ptt

Pliin Cbambray do.

yaf5

50 do 4-4 Superior French Prints40 do Plain t'olored Blue, Green and Orange 50 do Domestic Gingham 30 do Superior French Gingham j'-

Embroideries and Dress Trimmings. Swiss and Jaconett Edpings, Collars, CufTs. Chemisettes, Sleeves, Lace and Love Veils, Embroidered Lawn and Linen Cambric Hdk'fs., Swiss and Jaconett Flouncing, Velvet and Silk Dress Trimmings. Black Silk Lace, Fringes. Buttons and Gimps.

White Goods.

Plain Cambric, Jaconett, Swiss, Bishop Lawns, Book Muslins, Check, Satiu, striped and plaid. Lapet Spots and Dotted Swiss, superior White and Colored Tarleton.

Hosiery, Gloves and Shawls. Ladies' Mixed, Alode Color Black Cashmere and Alpaca Hose White, Black and Mixed Cotton llosc Men's Woollen and Cotton half Hose.

I.adics and Gents Kid, Cashmere. Fleeced Silk and Lisle Gloves Buck Milts and Gloves. Black aud plaid Long Shawls—Black, Drab, nnd Fancy Colored Cashmere Shawls, Square Shawls in great variety. Satinetts, Tweeds, Castsimeres, Flannel* and Linscys,

Plain and Plaid Linseys White, Yellow, Red and Green Flannels superior Fancy Figured Bay State Flannels Satinetts, Tweeds, Cassinieres, Jeans Coats and Bed Blankets Blue and Drab

Overcoating.

lints. Cans, Boots and Shoes. Mens Hungarian, Kip Mid Calf Boots Mens Rip, Calf and Morocco Shoes Boys Boots and Shoes.

Ladies F.namel. Morocco, Calf and Kip Booteos and Buskins Misses Bootees, in great variety. Mens and Boys Wool, Fur, Black and White Hats.

Mens and Buys, Silk and Mohair Plush, Cloth, Velvet and Glazed Caps. Infants' Fancy Caps. A nice assortment of SILK. AiVD BRAID BO.MVETS.

Linens and Shirtings.

A very superior lot of Pure Irish Lintuis 8-4 Table Cloths Towelinsrs: Napkins Crash Linen Lawns Gents Linen Hdkfs Brown and Bleached Drills Brown Domestic Fine and common Bleached aud Brown Shirtings Tickings, Checks cotton Flannels Under Shirts ami Drawers.

N. B.—All of the above goods were purchased foi Cash, at the very lowest rates, and will be disposed of accordinely.

Tcrre-Haute, Oct. 26, ISoIMO-tft.1* -1

The sfibseriber having removed to the No. 1 four-story bfick store in the "Warren Block, is now prepared to show the best Stock of Hardware,

nmOlKAvy Goods, that it is impossible to enumerate. Tin Plate. Sheet- Iron. Copper, Wire, Block .•J .' Tin, Anvils. Vises and Bellows, always on hand.. I have.a most complete assortment of

Building Materials.

Carpenters Tools. Cabinet Trhnmivr/s. Shoe Findings, and Leather of all kinds. During the coming season, I shall keep on hand a large st«ck of

Pine Doors and Window Sash,

from S bv 10 to lfl by 16. In Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, Ideal very largelv, and can offer the best of bargains in that line.

Cordage and Coil Chaih of alt sizes, Paints Oils, window Glass, Nails, Spikes and Mill and other Saws. I keep a large stock af Remington's Rifle Barrels, and Gtin Trimmings generally, and GUNS READY-34 ADE. fakmeks

TOOLS,

I shall keep an eye particularly to the Farmer's wants, and never fail to have a good Shovel Spade. Fork. Scythe, Cradle. Me. or any other Tool to sell him at a very reasonable profit. Having now a Store and Iron Room fitted up oxpreesly for the Hardware business, and excelling any otjier store-house of tlie kind in the city, I shall be able to show goods to much better advantage than heretofore.

O* Remember the sign of the Padlock. S. H. POTTER. Terre-Haute, Nov. 26, 1853-51-tf

The Cheap Cash Store. J. I*T MICK, 'if

WOULD

respect fully call

the

fcitizeusof

tlie attention of

Terre-Hante nnd vicinity,

to his new and magnificent Stock of

Staple and. Fancy Dry Goods,

Now being

opend iif

the room lately occupied

by S. H. Potter.East side of the Public Square, where he is

selling

Goods of every description

the most superior and elegant qualities,at prices far belofc- anything ever offered in this State before.

His stock of Goods are entirely new.having just, been purchased expressly for the Fall and Winter trade of this place, and

well adapted to the wants and tastes of this community, and shall be emphatically the cheapest stock of the season. Our stock of

O O S A N S O E S

is also complete, comprising everything in that line adapted to the season,and shall positively be sold at 10 per cent,on cost.

would

also call attention to our

LARGE STOCK OF GOLD JEWELRY. consisting of all the latest,and mdSt desirable styles to lie found, all of which, we warrant GOOD GOLD, or the purchase money refunded. Our stock of

YANKEE NOTIOXS

i* the largest to be found in this city, and we would say to Pedlars, Country Merchants and others, that we are prepared to sell them aiiy thin* in this line at

EASTEBW WHOLESALE PRICKS. O* Don't forget th« door, at Potter's Old Stand, East side of the Poblic Square.

DOUBLE RECTIFIED

stot.m, lS33-ol-tf |t is d»idedlr tbe moot pleasant, purest and

b**t

D«. GCOG-HBGAJM

EXTRACT OF HYDROPJPELT*

Fdr yspepsia. Scrofula, and all Iiii- .. .purities of the Blood. ',f

Prepared by one or the faculty.

THISparts

vegetable remedy which ia now spreading to all of the country, is prepared by a graduate of one of the first Medical Schools in the *est, ft physician of high standing in hi* profession, and as ciau to apply to

». «n H»r,"

trum. It Prcscribcd by

ate of one of the first Medical Schools in the trest, ft! sufficient guarantee that he is the only

AM *e A11V .llH I

much oprosed to empiricism or quackery as any one

can he, as ts shown by the fact that the^recipfe P^b- Member

mons's. uf Louisville wbo ivat relieved of

iL-ssr,o,ta ",he srafsss swtra

BLINDNESS IN OftE WEEK!! In short it has excited tlie wonder and adartfation of «U who have used it. and wherever known stands at the head of all remedies for the following diseases: Dyspepsia, Scfofula, White Swelling, Mesenteric

Diseases or Negro Consumption, Scurvy, Chronic Rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia, Sores, Ulcers and all Cutaneous or Shin Diseases, alt

Renal or Kidney affections, all female irregularities and obstructions,

&t. "d CLASS—WINTER RATES—75 cts. per 100 Jhs Books and Stationerv Buffalo Bear and Deer Dried Fruits Dry Goods in hates Drugs and Medicines Groceries,'except coffee,) Grass, Heeds, Hardware Oil cloth Wool Whiskey, (Westward.) &C. 3d CLASS—'WINTER RATER—05 cts. per 100 lbs.—• Apples Bacon and Pork in bulk Bagging Butter (-aited,) Hog's Hair Hemp and Flax Soap Tin, (fee. 4th CLASS—WINTER RATES—SO Cts. per 100 lbs. —Alcohol Bacon Beer and Pork, packed Candles and Cheese (Eastward,) Coffee Fish Lard and LardOil Tobacco, Lear or Manufactured, (Eastward,) Tallow: Whisky, (Eastward.) &c.

Cotton and Fhinr, at special rates on application to tho Superintendent, General Freight Agent, or the Freight Agent at Pittsburgh.

s.J

fill

will

be found

J. F. MICK.

Terre-Haute, Xpv. 30, l853-51*tf

F. T. SDLMAN informs Ms old f"end# and the public generally, that

Which has e*vr been sold ia this market

Aim, (At nerrtl mm All those who wish to get the best really]

y«t» ©W. Tlw man te a »oiso*l, Jajopd nj-u,, Recttffd Whisky will please call and

let the article speak for itself.

kftwiUiaietoWaolAaaverTrea^lfet^a^. WARRENS BLOCK, Dec. !4,t853-l tf Oct. 26, 1853-46-tf Terre-Haote, Ind.

mJf^WWbisky. which wAs ever made, and tion.. Gall and exami oe at

will excel the best ever brought im Irere from Cincinnati or inejr otber place.

companyjng ceruncait. great nervousness, being alarmed at siiddeA' siinds. Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hydropicr ^Mckin its

Mercurial Diseases, Seconda3. ry Syphilis, General Debit*

ity. and all disorders ansing from im-t.

pure blood aud

js bid habit or System.

I^FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, This remedy stand* unrivalled. Its effects are wonderful. It is a slight stiuiulaut and a powerful tonic and alterative.

As a heautifier of the complexion, in the cure of pimples and blotches, in producing clear and beautiful shin, it is a much more safe and aurer remedy than all the cosmetics and lotions iu existence Try it. nnd you vou will never regret it. Do not lose conllileiicc if it should seem at first to increase I he disease—the general effect of the medicine being to drive all impuriiies to tho surfaco, aud by that means out of tho system.

HARDKNsiiciia, Ky., Oct 6, 1851.

Dr. A. E. Geoheg«tn—Dear Sir—1 have examined your recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropipcr, for the cure of Scrofula In all its forms, and other chronic afflictions, vi* Female Weakness, Rheumatism, &c. Having prescribed, and watched its effects in many cases of the above diseases, and having always found it effectual. I most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted as the best alterative and tonic 1 have ever used—altogether superior to Sursaparilla, and any of its compounds.

T. N. WARFIKT.D, M. P.

Price—81.00 per bottle—0 bottles for 33,CO when all taken at one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN,

Sole Agents, No. 74, Fourth street?" Louisville, Kentucky. To whom all orders should bo addressed. For sale in Terrc-Haute# by J. K.

I S

Pittsburg

and

Bthewhich

Saddlery, Iron, Steefl and Tools, of all kinds, to' be found in this city or in Indiana. The assortment comprises such a variety of both Shelf

ConihoiiaM,

and by Druggists and Medicine dealers generally. Dec H, 1853-1-to May IT, 1854.

IT iKTt a us at

Baltimore.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, or tho Digestive f-'nrrciiom«, OeWeral Debility,Svinp-

Freight from the West can reach 1111

Eastern Market quicker and cheaperthan by any of preseut rival routes: they connect with the daily Packets at Pittsburg, from St. Lotfls, LoniPville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the different points on the western waters: also, with the Cleveland and Pittsbursr Railroad, and Ohio and Ponn*ylt&i»ia- Railroad, Ut Pittsburg. «mr

Cars run through between PITTSHLRG and PHILADELPHIA without transhipment of Freight, an advantage that can be appreciated by all shippers.

In case or obstruction of Navigation by

v*atrii,

PrmwuRo

ick

i.6w

freights westward can be forwarded from

to Cincinnati, or towns ii\ tho interior by

Railroad. V'*

RATES OF FRKIC.HT./V~

between Pittsburg and Philadelphia or Haltimorn 1st CLAPS—WINTER RATES—90 cts. per 100 lbs. Dry Goods in Boxes. BoOls, Shoes and Hats. Carpeting. Furs Foathers Pianos Foreign Liquors,

t7t3

MORE TESTIMONY UNSOLICITED. Read the following extract

ceived from

ville

from

aletter

just

efficacy in restoring the Haie ou Bald Heads: DAKUXGTOJf, Oct. ?, 1P53.

Mr. W. W. Roberts:—Ido certify that I have b?en bald beaded for ten years and yofir Hair Regenerator has brought the hair out on my head as thick as it ever was.

Respectfully youfs, JOH5T BUCK. DARLtwjTO.v, Ixfc., Oct. 6th.1853. Mr. W. W. Roberts.—I hereby certify thdt I have been bald headed for seven yearn and your Hair Regenerator is bringing out the hair on my head

all thick.

Yours respectfully, JACOB CROOK. The above are only a sample of the lcttars daily receiving and ought to satisfy the most incredulous that .Roberts' Haif Regenerator is just what It

recommended to be, and not fc

Humbuq as has been falsely asserted. Try it. Price twenty-five cents. For sale by Agents iD every town in

the

T. HTTLMAN re

tiotlnces to his friends

tublic that be has now on hitnrd tbe and most «»oek of all sorts of FOREIGN DOMESTIC WINES tt LIQTTOfcfr, as Cogniac, French and Peach Brandies Port, Madeira and Sweet Malaga Wine: Gin, Rum. Rve, Bourbon. Monongaliela, Irish and Scotch WhislfT: Spanish and American Brandy, etc., etc., all of which #ill be *old at Ctncfnoati price No. 5, WARRENS BLOCK,

Oct. 26,1853-46-tf

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. may be obi^iied the moat speedy Reined/

SECRET DISEASES. :r Gonorrhcpa. Gleets, Sttlcttires Seniifial Wtakness, Pains iu the Lions, Affections of the Ridn«ys .and all those peculiar affections ariiitig from a

Jan. -1,1834-4 lyr^-vs^y} «, 4

jj® GEO. G. FRANCISGUS,

Freicht Agent, Pittsburg. E. J. SNEEDKH.

Freight dfrtnt, Philadelphia MAGRAW & KOONS, Freitrht. Agent, Baltimore.

JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT,

Freicht Agent, 7 eet st., JY. Y. H. H. HOUSTON. Qen. Freight Agent, Phila.

March 16, 1853-14-lyr

ROBERTS'•crhich

HAIR REGENERATOR— An ar

ticle in a cleansing and purifyitfg wash is beautifully blended with a most delicate, silky and glossy mixture for the Hair, never before attained.

F. J. Faivre a merchant of Shelby-

^hblbtvilie, Ind., Oct. 22,1853,

Tour Ilair Regenerator supercedes any article of the kind that has ever been brought lo this place, nave sold not less than one hundred bottles and it has given general satisfaction.— I have used it myself and pronounce it good for the purpose it is recommended for.

Fours, respectfully, F.J. FAIVRE Read this ye bald head skeptics and then

StcRit Habit,

particularly the youth, of both sexes, which, if not cured produce Conrtiti-tioXal licniLiTi, renders

Makriaoe

Isipo^stBLB, and ih tbe end destroy* both.

Mind asd Body.

Y0TWG KEa.

A CURE WARRANTED IN A FEW DAYS... TaKk JtoTici:.—Dr. Johnston's Office is in his dwcl-"

llshed, and accompanies each bottle of the medicine,} graduate from one of the most etnih" tnus exonerating it from the charge of being a nus-i the United States and'the greater part I has been spent in the Ilospiuls oi l.oudon, Paiis-FUfl-adelphia.and elsewhere, has effected somtftf tifl'MoHt nstonishlttfr cures that were ever known. JSa:Vy troU®

Tare particular notice. --1 Young men who Jiavc injured themselves by a fer*# tain practice indulged in when alone—a habit lre-» nuently learned fiom evil companions, or at school—"** the effects of hffch are nighlly felt, even when aslrtp, and if not cured, renders marriage iiuimssible, and tie, stroys both ri.ind and bOdy.

What a pity a ynfmg man, the hone of his eontilrv", and the darling of his parents, s-Jionld be sftafpbed fr.iin all prospects and cfijo^meuts

HARDWARE

Building Materials

(In Hardware) of e^e.rv description. WINDOW GtASS and SASH, lllaeksmifli's/, Cabinet-Makers', 'J'inners', Curriers', Otifi-^" smiths', Coopers', Carpenters' and Sfioetna^er*"? materials and tools.

A very large and complete stock of

large and

purchase some of tlie Hair Regenerator and ^usMally lrtfge

ffive it a fair trial. Six bottles veil ]tfit on ac-

cordifig to directions will give fou a fine

Looklng^Glaa»e«

Terre-Haute, Ind-

Boots and Shoes.

HAVE a large and extensive stock of Boots aad Sfaoen.toomanv varieties to men-

TURNER'S/

Sedfee'i Extra Extra.

FALL

style S»Ut Haw, also Men's and Boy's 1 Wool and fur Kossuth Hats, Silk and! Cloth Plosh Caps, many varieties of stvles, fori tale cheap al TURXfeR'S.

Florrr Oiled Cloths,

Ifffn

State. Prepared

by W. 1$. ROBERTS, Indianapolis. J. R. CUNIXGH AM, Agent for Terre-Haute. Nov. 23, l8s3-50-3m

-Wines and Liquors.

F. fanre«tgenerally,extensive

Espetlally, who have become the -^MiAis or solitary I vice that dreadful and destructive habit, which annually Sweeps to an untimely grave, thousands of young men of the most exalted talents and bviliafit intellect, ^-ho might otherwise have entranced ltaieniiig Senates with the thunders of eloqornce. or waked

Gestaey

the liviug lyre, may call with full confidence: r« .MARRIAGE. Married persons or those ros'.omplntine marriap® being aware of physical weakness, should immediately tvlisult Dr. J. and be restored to perfect health

DR. JOHNSTON.

Office, No. 7. SOUTH FKKDKJ?lf l& ST., 7Jh from Baltimore street. East side, uu the s»i| s. IO* fie particular in observing tbe and Bta,|)r.you will mist«ki^th^|» «ce.

His very ejttensfve practice, is a

bashruI|lfR with

diatcly.

pitot'ti

FAystp

DR. .JOHNSTON,

the Koyal College of Surgeons. London#., of the most eminent C«: and'the greater the Hospitals 011 where, has effect*

Colleges of

.«..p.

,v?qenU,1U!,bjUR

n.n.ev

A CERTAIN DISEASE,

When tftfc misguided and imprudeht votary St pfeas-" lire finds lie has imbibed the seeds of thf* disease, it too often happens that an ill-timed sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to thos» who, from education and respectability, ittA *?oiie lie-1! friend him, delaying until the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their ap^arance. such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains lii thead and limbs, dimness of stgRf, deafness, nodes on the skm, bones and arms, blotches on the head, facc and extrenietjes. progress ort with frightful rapidity, till at last the palate o/tbt i»onth or the bones or tho nose fall in. and the victim of this awflil distafle becomes a horrid object of ioAiAiiserntlon, till death puts a period to his dreadful silverings by sending |i,/n to thai "bourne whence uo traveler returns." To such, therefore. Dr. .Ion'sr6^ ffdge« himself to observe the most inviolable secret^ ami.: from his exten4ifre practice in the first hofpilals of Europe and America, he can confidently retortrtiend a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of this horrid dis-^rtse. is a melancholy fact, thai thousands fall Victims to this horrid disease, owing to lha unskillfulucss of those who, by the uso of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution, and ifther send.the unfortunate sufferer to an untimely gra+e, or else make t!jc residue of his life miserable.

tit

life b? We C0ii*«*j

quences of deviating Irom the path of nttui6, and in^ dulglng iu a certain secret linf.il. Suih pcnxn'is, bc» fore contemiilating W

MARRIAGE.

slifuild reftert that a sound mind and hody arc tbot "lost necessary requisites to promote connubial hap. pines*. Indeed, without these, the journey through life becomes a weaiy pilgiimagc, tho prnspe.ct hourly darkens to the view—the inilid becomes shadowed •with despair, anil filled with the melancholy reflection. that the happiness of another Iiecomfs blighted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Dr. J. addresses young men, and oil who have ln*5 jured themselves by private and fmprnfiei iiidtilgences

These are sonio ol the «d and melancholy effect*1 produced by early luib/ts of youth, yir.: Weakness of tho Hack and Limbs, Pains fn tSie Ifead, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Mirstiilai Powof, I'lilpitatiou of tlm Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangements or tho Digestive Fnrrciionf toms of Consumption, «.Vc..

RO \l) BEING NOW COMPLETE. IT OPENS toms of ConsHmjHiou. jVc, COMMUNICATION HKTWKEN Mbntam.Y.— I ho fearful cfactn oi\ l.hr minil nrr much

Philadelphia, or Pittsburg and cif^^f'iory. C'oninsion

OFFICE,

JV». 7,

Derfingeme

or ideas,

Depression of Spirit !., Evil Forehi.dinpn, Aversion to Society, Self- Di*tru«f, Lfttr of Softtiulc, TiniMlty.

.ye.,J

are some of the evils protmcnl. Tiiou.iandr of pi'i'^oiiB, of nil ajjn*, c»n now jmlRO what i* tho cau80 of their 'leclinc in hcHlih. Lo'in? their vigor. bccoiriiWg •Weak, jinln nnd emaciated, have a JinRiilar appparnncG ah6ut the eyes, CoiirIi and

i«rnip.a

toms of Conaiinipt ion.' Tills remedy hn« rngtored inni" drcds to health »fl.ef every other im nn* luve failrd. Mariiuco Prksok^, or those contemplatiiiK nmrrtape, beiiiR aware or phys?c/il fteakneim, ahenld iWmiedlai«« ly consult Dr. J., and he restored to perfect health.'

All Surgical operation! performed. N. U,—Let no false delicacy proOertt J'oi), but apply? immediately, either personally of hy lettor. ,* .Skin dinenncs speedlv cuied. $

SOUTH FREDERICK $F„ 4 U»i.TiMotm, iMAnrtA^tf.

"T3 JM lettcri^Hust be I'Ast-paiit. ^TJl Try riie reniodies can he ncMit to any part ft/ the. Uhlted Stales. 4 wwhfe iim-

A S I S O a

MILL SAW. S

'1'OTWIN & IHIRIVAHI,,f

HAVE

now in store one of tlie largest, nnlv as they believe, the most perfect slock 0$ /•verv description of I lard wure ever offered irt» the Wabash Valley.

One of the pari tiers spent several weeks in the eastern cities, and among the niatnifacliir-* ers, laving in stock, afid they are notv prepared •to supply Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, ahdH all others, wi(h good and elieap goods. .A. very fi»v aftidos tfrrly afc enumerated."f

Ca^^ia^e-M^lkt'I^s Materials, Such as Felloes, Hubbs,Spokes, Shafts, Bows,f Poles, Patetft antl Enameled Leathef an.lk. Cloths of superior make, Laces, Fringes,': Cloths, Jamash, Ac., Nails, Handles, fliftges.faf Close and Open Bands, Patent Axles, Sptinga1^ made from English spring steel, Tassel*, Stub*joints, tc. Our stock of

Sad levy Hard vvare

Bridle JL

very complete. Harness,

Skirtiiigand

Pad Skins, Trimmings, Ac.,Sole,.

Upper, Calf and Morocco Sfeir/s and Lf/iirfgs. Our stock of

.ykfe# Shelf llnrctwai'e

afid desirable,

t"inK

head

embracing

*ntliat

lsto'8«

line alat/,

Flasks, Caps, Powder, Ac.

of hair. .. A general stock of Paints, Oils, Varmshea. READ the following attesting to its wonderBrushes.

OuriA,fe

and tooklng-OIiis Pfate^wK:

Cordage,

I'tHrift, hoot-l'*

Matts, Springs, Axles, Tin Plate, Sheet Zinc,?'pi^ and bar Tin, tinned Copper,- Sheet Iron, Wire, Rivets, Ac. mm. -»v

of every description, Steel, SpriWand Plow Steel,Nails Trace, Log, Coil,Stageand Halter Chains, Ac, Ames'and other Shovels, Spades, Forks, PompCnrbs and Cranks,Chain Ttibeing and-In/n Sinks, Grindstones, J3ird Cages, Lamps, Globes, Ac.

We invite the attention of merchants who wish to recruit tbeii^tock.. Tetre-Haute, Ko/rM, l&ftT-56-tf ..,

A MISTAKE COREECTEfl,

James Hinds, Dagbcrrpofvpfet'

In the Wagon, jusi in rear"of IN

AMS' Auction Room, East Side of tht Pub• lie Square. Terre-Haute, JndiAna.

onafffpassed in size, and beauty of fir/fsh, by that of airy other Artist in the city—being of? that pattern which received tbe pntoriurrr at the

recent World's Fair, in New York. He would now say to hi* friends who have expressed a desire ta obtain full sized likenesses—tfiat "ALL THINGS ARE HOW &EADY," And from his many year's experience—*and other facilities—he is prepared to put up as fine specimens tfs those ihat emanate from the Gallery of that •DOUBLE SIZED CAMEHA,"

SJT

Cases of erery detription filled upon satisfactory terms—Stock for Sale—Instruction given in tbe Art—-Likenesses of sick of 6eceitee& persons token at tAeir re«idcneejf.x-» Persons hiving Cases, w}th fadtd vfbtufred likenesses, can have them filled «rit|[ something really life-like, upon tery feasonabltf terms at tbe "Old Dagcmbeax Waoo^." i,

JAMES

Oct. 5, 1653-43 tf

JAMES HINDS.

SASH, DOORS and BLUTDS,

MADE

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