Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 January 1854 — Page 4

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Tin* Trap Sprang—A11 Erie Cpnght in it! Upon tbc decision of the U. S. Court at Pittsburgh, the Railroad Companies' __ Marshal# with despatched a Deputy U. S. the proper papers, upon the Express train, and, upon nis arrival at

injunction was not necessary, but all were restrained who in any manner knew of it, we presume that every man who disobeycd the injunction, will soon be looking out from behind prison bars..— Cleveland Herald.

The names of the rioters arrested are John and Archibald Ktlpatrick, John Sherman, and John Jacks. "•?£.

Governor Bigler has issued his* proclamation for sustaining the law. AH is reported quiet at Erie, and it is said the rjoters are frightened into submission.

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ains—taking Sabbath breaker, but that or Providence has smiled upon my Sunday work, though the priests tell us that no labor performed on that day ever prospers—My two acres of cprn tell another story."

Upon this, the Rural Yorkefcblt'ment briefly thus: "If the author of this shallow nonsense had read the Bible as much as he evidently has the works of its opponents, he would have known that the Ruler of All does not always square up His accounts with mankind in the month of October

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v'Willino to be Foroiven.—There, is a good story told of a young lady, who, not i®es more than a thousand years ago, was' umitten with the eloping epidemic thai was then raging in her native city, but who in her haste neglected to talce all her clothing with her indeed, she look little more than what she stood in need of. As soon as the knot had been fairly and irrevocably tied, she wrote a letter to her dear guardian, informing him of the fact, and imploring him to send to her by the next express, "his forgiveness and her trunk—especially the latter!" Authentic history does not inform us whether the next express brought her either or both of the articles sent for. v.™-

Treaty with Mexico.—The New York Heralds Washington correspondents says that the treaty with Mexico which has been negotiated by Mr. Gadsden, is now in the hands of the President, and will soon be communicated to the Senate. It provides for such a boundary as will enable the United States to protect Mexico from the Indians, for the right of way for a Railroad to the Pacific, or as an alternative, that Mexico shall cede to the United States a boundary that shall extend nearly to the Sist parallel, giving a large extension of territory, including Lower California and Sonora, upon payment of the sum of" $50,000,000. Also for the specific endorsement of the Tchuautcpec ri^ht. of way.

The New York Herald of the 31st says: '"Mr. Benton's "Thirty years in the Senate" is rapidly passing through the press, and will make two very large octavo volume *, printed with small typfe, iu double col imns. There is a prospect that this trork will have a larger sale than any histoncal composition ever printed. Already more than fifty thousand copies, at $5 per copy, have been subscribed for, and it is anticipated that in the first year after its appearance it will attain to a circulation of Dot less than one hundred thousand copies —a success, for so expensive a publication, without parallel in all the world.

ffljg R*-* Eiopbiient.—On Wednesday last, a la* day and gentleman came down from Lebanon and took a room in the Winne Housed I ostensibly as man and wife, the clerk knowing better. The progress of matters have jphown, however, that all was not right, that the gentleman was a gay Lothario who had inveigled awav anotber man's wife. To he brief, a Mr. W„ of

Lebanon eloped with a Mrs. L., of the same place, and were followed down by the lady's husband. The criminal pair. =i after arriving and securing a room, visted the theatre in the evening, to which they were traced by the husband of tHfe lady.

to be discovered, determined to be satis-

fied if his wife had visited the city for a criminal purpose. He saw them leave the theatre and go to the house at which they had taken lodgings,, lie watched them to their room. and. when a sufficient time had elapsed, he knocked for admittance. The door was locked, and being locked, he took the occasion to burst it open, and there he saw but we will not stale what he saw it was enough to convince biro of his wife's infidelity. A scene en-

sued, but in despite of all of his ws.e en- Welcome, with assurances of good bargains, treaties and her lover's protestations he close attention, and th« most liberal accnmmovisited upon her head his bitterest male-jdations. [nov2-47-tf] S. H. POTTER, dictions and then bade her adieu forever. Mr. W.. who, we learn, is a man 6f con- TaCtOry. sidcrttble „.Uh in Ub.non. wn, 1 taS&So^JfSSSn 5*SJS ed on the fol.owing morning, but at whose notice, or to surface lumber and bring it to an suit we did not Warn: "This is a «ad and invariable gauge. wicked world," as the man in the plat-1 «ed

.IT e»i irked tiiat lie fippearv* rated "Ypi, swd Ivor bean, been taking 8

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of lH»rn."

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.

MARTIN GRACE,

Dernier

in Amefkan And

MONUMENTS,

July

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arrested four of the ritors before they hud TERRE-HAUTE MARBLE DEPOT.1 notice of his intention. At nine o'clock BARTON & WALTER, last eveni:»g the Elians were surprised by J^r^LERS in Vermont and Italian Marble. south the appearance of the prisoners. A eon- iTenJk. sultation was held—the rowdies swore

_• iiviivCf sou AI [caftvUiivtc piy/vf, XJCU3#«VIICC, •*!oAK they wouldn go to 1 I Us burgh through I stents, Obelisks, Spires, and ever article in our line. Cleveland, and finally they were started S^'SK-tr"0*1"™v*ior»wt. through Pennsylvania in wagons. They i——. will find good quarters in Pittsburgh jail. DrS. Clippinger & EvailS

The U. S. Marshall has the papers for TTAViXG associated themselves together in the T„Arra I„n-rv !n XJ. practice of Mbdicink and Scro^rV, beg leave to

the whole of Erie, and as Judge Irwijt IN his decision said that actual service of the licit continuance of the fame

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Sondat Corn.—The' Investigaton of] la'st week publishes ap extract from a letter, in which the writer Bays he has raised two acres of "Sunday Corn," the proceeds of which he proposes to devote to 'the purchase of infidel books. All thework upon it was done on Sunday, and he thinks it will yield about seventy bushels to the acre, "I don't see" says the

Foreign Marble,

TERRE-HAUTE, IXDIAXA.

ShopoirFourth Street. between Main and Ohio.

Tomb-tabtee, Grave-Stnnca. &c.—

All oiicn for any of tie above filled promptly,

'—.'J andoa the most reasonable terms.

cial engine was detailed to carry him to the*a 11 work done in the best, styleErie. Thus he reached Harbor Creek and

he Court House, a few dooib east of the Bank. Indiana. f" «.», R.ioW «tft irpllt'oiirMarbirYard will be furnished,onshoft! {notice, and at reasonable price*. Headstones, Menu- All It 111

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FURNITURE FOR SALE. The subscriber, from Cincinnatti Ohio, has arrived at Terre-Haute, and can be found at Dealing's

New Brick House, on 3d street, opposite the Prairie City House, with a large and superior lot of FURNI

TURE, consisting of£jj|'' **^"17?. '5~ Marble-Top, Dressing and Plain

High and low post Bedsteads, Sofa and Sofaseat Rocking Chairs, Tables, Sofas and LounAll of which will be sold low for cash.

•Tan. 5 1853'4-lyr

D. G. FORSTER.

HOT RED SASH.

COMEorder

one, come all Who love early vegetables, anil the above mentioned indispensable article to the. practical gardener. Leave your order early at the Builder's Depot.

January 12. 1852-5-tf 1 G. W SHAFFER^

Millinery and'Fancy Store,

f'Tifrs.

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!Vo. 204» 5t!t St., Cincinnati, Ohio,

WOULDand

respectfully call public attention to her large fashionaklo Stock of In' MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

CONSIST! NO Of

Silk, Satin, Velvet, and liraid Bonnets Bonnet, Cap. and Fancy Trimminq Ribbons, Mantillas, Cloaks, Black Colored Silk, and other Laces. Needle-worked Collars,

CITIMIZETTES, SLEEVES, $-c„ which she is prepared to sell at prices that cannot fail to give •atisfaction. When you visit Cincinnati, call on MRS. E. M. RICH,

No. 204, 5th street, between Kim and Plum. Sept. 23. lS3:i-42-iyr 50.sx-mdKC.-shp.

*H. R. SMITH, D. D. S,BEING now permanently located in his new OFFICE on

Lame Stock of New Goods.

AM now in receipt of my fall stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoos, Bonnets, Hardware, Queensware, &o., &c.

My stock is large and will be sold as cheap as the cheapest. I respectfully request my old customers and the public to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

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JAS. H. TURNER?*'

Oct. 2^,1853. North the Court-Housc.

Music.

NEW supplv of Piano Music, just receivat W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S

Feb. 9. Book Store.

SOUTHERN BMK OF INDIANA.

THIS

Institution, located in Warren's Block, cor ncr of Main and Fourth Gold, Silver ami Uncurrent Drafts, and Bill* of Kxchanjre—Remit money to Kugland, Ireland, Scotland *nd Germany, on itsown responsibility. WiU alao pay Interest on depoaites at tho .following rates: 4 on a 5 3 Months "12 Months for which certificates will be eiven at the above rates. nr Banking hours from 0 a. k.. to 4p.m.

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O'Riley & Mitchell,j Lewis & Gray, Scott A Co, Toledo:

he keeping in the back around so as not "L McGregor & Co., New Orleans:

G. O. DUY, Cashier.

Terre-Hsute, Aug. 17, 1853-36-tf

LIVINGSTON & CO., Successors loMertein Co. E. S. Wolfe, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

T£RRE-HAUTE, IND,

references:

Ev&nsville

(4ih«nn Stn^eWAll :a reuw

Gibson. Stockwell Co., New York Julius Hull & Co., Cincinnati Meld rum «fe Co,. Madison W. A. Bradshaw, Indianapolis.

Julr 27, lS53-33 6m Hi?1

Movno,

THE

old Hardware Store, at the sign of the Pad Lock, is now moving to Nu. 1, WARREN BLOCK, directly opposite the sign of the Anvil and the celebrated Buckeye store, where will be brought to light the largest, most complete and cheapest stock of Hardware, to be tc found in the city of Terre-Haute

Old customers and new customers are respectfuHv invited to call and receive a kindly

S» to Hi'" l)re*Md .. "^ili»E. fn»» «11 M-

Wet.-— Wj». Jtng. |sooed lumber, kept on kua. lsd i»' Call at the Ascnoa Mu.u. opp«Hte Wallace's my Jr

... Fonndrv. !?t Street- R.L.THOMPSON.

The daughters of the wealthy have Tcm-Hsnte, Jane29,18532i)-tf queer wars of killing time. We called! on one the other day and found her doior *0HAWX VALLEY DftUBJUTOS OOKPAKY.

Ciptol—$200,000,'

AMWMtWfti TOW«TO«K,

.1 1 TNtfTWE Bundirar*. Goods. "W«n».lbwsJfcan-

A wl»w who bad been hooked or an di#e, 4c.. Vesfets and ucrtlly cow, limped in h» ^ait, A ladr:or damage hy fire, to which the atteoiiati of the remarked that he appeawd* to be intoxi-1ic

deaN Xemu

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Bnekeye Cash Store.

Wter

2 are now receivingour Fall and WinGoods, the largest stock we have ever had, embracing every, variety of goods in the different departments of oar business.— For Jobbing, an uncommonly large stock of Brown and Bleached Muslins, Canton Flannels, Stripes, Ticks, Satinetts, Plain and Twill, Rtfd Flannels, Boots and Shoes, Prints, Ac..

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50 pieces of three ply and ingrain Carpets. 40 of Floor Oil Cloths of all widths from 3-4 of a yard to 4 yards wide, Drugget

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embracing some elegant styles of Silk and Worsted, Damask, Lace, and Muslin Draperies. Ac. Also, a large assortment of beautiful Window Shades, Cords, Tassels, Ac., £cc. Also, a heavy Stock of Paper Hangings in-

I eluding some beautiful patterns in gold and

respectfully so- velvet. L. RYCE. Terre-Haute, Sept. 21, 1853-41-tf

Jefferson Life Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. CaDital $100,000—paid in andsecured.

Incorporated by the State of Ohio.

THIS

company have some peculiar advantages—its capital is paid in and secured—its Board of Directors well known throughout the West.

It has two departments—Joint Stock and Mutual. The rate*: of premium in the Joint Stock department are reduced equal to an annual cash divideud of thirty three and one-third per cent.

The Mutual department is secured by the whole capital of the company,'and its accumulations. The rates of premium are tjie same as in other mutual companies. A note tot one-half of the premium is taken where the insurance is for life, and the annual premium amounts to 840.

All should insure whose income depends upon their personal exertions, and would cease at theirdeath—as Clergymen, Physicians, Lawyers, Mechanics, and Clerks. Merchants, Tradesmen and Manufacturers, in active business owners of real estate that ix incumbered should insure, and thereby prevent a sacrifice in case of death. Endorsers andsecurities should require the principals to insure their lives and assign the policies as their security.

Directors.—H. II. Goodman, W. W. Cones, Wm. Burnet Wm, M. Cammon, President White Water Canal Samuel B. KeyS D. W. DesbleT, Columbus, Cashier of Clinton Bank George Carlisle, President Lafayette Banking Company A. G.'Burt C. Conaban Charles -Goodman E. Gest H. B. Payne, Cleveland, President of Cleveland and Columbus Railroad.

Bo^an of Finance.—Hon. Jacob Burnet, Samuel Wiggins, T. S. Goodman, Esq. C. H. BAILEY.. Agent.

G. W. Patrick, M. Dm Medical Examiner Terre-Haute, Feb. 21853-8-ly

AMERICAN UNION

I E IN S A N E O A N

Capital $100,000.

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF OHIO.

Charter Perpetual.

Office, No. 14, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati.

THIS

COMPANY issues Policies at the following rates for 31,000, and in proportion for a larger amount. Age. Joint Stock Rates. Mutual Rates. 20 Years. $11:80 ,*17:70 25 do. 13:00 -V 20:-rO •30 do. 15P0vV?'^ 21:00 35 do. 18:40 JV 27:50 40 do. -,,i 21:40 32:0» 45" do. ..... 25:40 »f 39:30 50 do. 32:80 48:39

The above rates are taken for the whole term ol life. For seven years' insurance, the rates are 33Vj per cent. less. On the mutual raies one-half only is required in cash, the remaining half in a Premium Note.

California risks taken at an extra premium of 2K Por cent. Agency for Terre-Haute, Ind., at the Express Printing Office, East of the Public Square. a 1). S. DANALDSON.

Terre-Haute, March 30,1853 16-lyr gs.xs

THROUGH TO

New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadelphia.

PASSENGERSa.m.",

A.1

Ohio Street, 3d door East of the Public Square, will at all

times be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. N. B.—No Credit given for operations, unless by previous airangements.

bound East will leave Ter-

re-Haut,eat7 Indianapolisat 1 p. in., pikI take the Morning Express Train of the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad at Dayton at 5 a.m., connecting at Bellevue with the Toledo and Cleveland Railroad, and arriving at Cleveland at 4 o'clock 45 min. p. in., connecting the same evening with all trains bound East..

To Dayton from Terrd-Haute, $5,50 To Cleveland from Dayton.. 5,00 To New York from Dayton 15,00 To Boston from Dayton 17,10

For further information apply to T. C. MITCHELL. Agent, Dayton, Ohio. E F. Osborx, Supt.M. R. A R. E. R. R. Co.

February 23, lo53-23-ly

Terre-Haute, April 23, '51-19-ly

Auction! Auction!!',* MERWIN & KELLEY,

HAVE

regular Auction Salqg of Groceries,

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Cigars, Notions, Jewelry, fcc. «fcc., kvkry evening. Furniture Sales every Saturday at.2 o'clock P. M.—West side of the Public square.

I? Consignments solicited Sept. 14.—tf

Telegraph Mills.

THE

undersigned having purchased the above establishment aw now prepared to offer equal, if uot greater inducements than heretofore. The great celebrity these Mills have gained in the way of manufacturing Superior Flour, Will always be sustained if not excelled.

We wilt deliver Flour, Shorts, Bran, Middlings, and Meal, at any part of the city, wben requested, free of cbaree. GEO. M. & W. W. SIBLEY.

Nov. 16, 1853-49-flm

E S S O O S

BROCADESilks,

and Plain Black Silks, Fancy

Brocade Plaid Brocade Silks all wool Fancy and Black Delaines Fancy and Plaid Delaines, in great varieties: Thjbet Merinos Black and Fancy Alpacas Fine French Worked Collars Chemisettsand Undersleeves Ladies Cloaking, assorted colors Opera Caps

Ini y* a ml sell I Victoriues, and a great variety of Trimmings, Money, Time and Sight' fcc., for sale cheap at TU

Oct 26-461y.

Oct. 56, 1853-46

111 kiBds of

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RNER'S,

"North of the Court House.

Sale of Real Estate.

THE

undersigned offers forsale, the following town property: The north half of the south half of in lot No. 42. Also 48 feet front on Chestnut street, just I east of the dwelling of Chester Adams.

Also 30 acres off of west side of south-east quarter! of south-west quarter, section 24, town 10, north of range west. ifp Payments made easy for the purchaser.

Nov. 9, 1833-48-tf

G. T. NOBLE.

SWISS WATCHMAKER. LUCIEl* HOURIET, Has removed his JEWELRY S7*ORE, 3 doors

East of the Post Office, Main Street,

WtAof

rre*uacte, id.,

HERE he has just received a large assortment FINE JEWELRY of every description, Magical Cased Gold Watches, all kinds of Patent Lever. Lepine, Detached. Gold and Silver Watches. Plated and Solid Silver Ware, Ac., «frc., which will be sold at the 0J- LOWEST PRICE

Persons will find it to their advantage to call on me before purchasing elsewhere. O* WATCHES, and JEWELRY of all kinds, repaired on the shortest notice, and in the verv best manner. _Q}

Stock Farm for Sale

THE

undersigned wishes to sell the farm he now lives on in Prairie Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana- It comprises 160 acres timber and prairie, about 14f acres under fence, a comfortable dwelling house, a good new frame barn 60 by 40, rood wells, a large orchard of bearing trees, shrubbery and outhouses, ail complete. Other lands adjoining can be purchased sufficient to make a large stock farm. A fine grist and saw mill within o~e mile of the premises. The same will be sold low—part of the purchase money being paid in haivd, the balance on time.

VILUAM FOSTER.

£7" Enquire of C. T. Noble, Terre-Haute. Nov. 16, 1853-49-tf

1353. FALL GOODS! im WEITTWORTH & BROTHERS, Wholesale Dealers i& Dry Goods.

NO ISO, JLUJf STREET, CINCINNATI. O.,

INVITESMerchants

the attention of their Ifriends and

Count nr generally, t^ their very lar«e Stock of American and Earmsaa Goods, which will be offered cheap for ca«h or approv •d credit.

Sept. 14, l£S3.—tojax)U$sijnS. H. P.

STORE BOOKS FOB SSHT,

On atairket it,,!fartk of Public Sfaan 1

_nt, A LEASE will "be given for fire years. Ijb-1

Ai P4*w it Burn am"*, Trrnr-Bute, lad. I jtjL mediate application to be made to Nov 30 51 tf *«rf |«-tf tfortVF.RMAN ITOFUNK. 1

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PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.

oicsale ani Retail. J. R. CUNINGHAi\I,

(THE OLD STAND.)

National Road Street, directly North of tiit Court-House, Terre-Hauti, Ind..

ISprising

now in receipt of bis winter supplies, comevery variety of articles in his line, making his stock the utrgest and trust comf/fee in Terre-Haute.

By purchasing the stand long occupied by himself as a Drug Store, he considers himself permanently ".settled, and with the present arrangements of making cash purchases, gives him thg advantage of all markets, in obtaining goods from first hands, on the most favorable terms therefore, he is enabled a keep the BEST ASSORTMENT OF PURE MEDICINES, that can be procured in the Eastern and Western cities, and offers'as good bargains as the same quality of medicines can be bought at any other establishment on the Wabash.

The purchasing and selecting of medicines suited to the wants of the country, and the compounding of the various preparations of the shop, with care and precision, that it may answer the purpose intended, is a matter of so much importance to the purchaser, that he feels it to be his duty to give his personal and undivided attention to it, as long as he remains in the business.

By his experience of fifteen years in TerreHaute, together with his attention to the preparing and dispensing of medicines, he hopes will insure him a continuance of former patronage, for which hfc feels himself under many obligations to the citizens of Vigo and adjoining counties, disposed to continue to serve them as long as the.y say.

PRESCRIPTIONS put up with care, and all orders promptly filled and forwarded by instructions. and warranted to give satisfaction.

His stock now consists of a general assort? to Mineral and Botanic Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Dvestuffs,

Window-glass from 8-10 to 25—30, PlasterParis, Whiting, Putty White, Black and Red Lead British Lustre, Shop Furniture, Bath Brick Imperial, Young

Hyson and Black Teas Chocolate, Crushed Sugar, Star and Sperm Candles Bar, Castile, Variega-,^^ ted, White, and a variety of

Fancv Soaps "Perfumeries,

Ex'ts. of Vanilla, Peach,

Lemon, fec., for culinary purposes, Soda Paint, Varnish, Wall',

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^tf^Hair. Scrub, Nail, Cloth• Flesh, Tooth,and Infant Brushes Pure Brandies and Wines,x Rye and Bourbon Whiskey, Holland Gin, Peach Brandy, tc., for medical purposes, and all articlesusually kept in his liue. tCT Also, a large supply of all the most

Popular "Patent Medicines,

which can be furnished at manufacturers prices, by the gross or dozen such as Smith's Tonic Syrup, India Chologogne, Moffott's Bit ters, Pain Killer, Cherry Pectoral Smith's, Townsend's, Bull's, Guyzott's, Sands' and Howe's Sarsaparilla Brown's Ess. Ginger Mexican Mustang, Gardner's, Nerve and Bone and a variety of other Liniments Fahnestock's, Mr. Lane's, Smith's and Jayne's Vermifuge Mr. Lane's, Moffnt-t's, Bragg's, Brandreth's, Smith's, Sugar-Coated, Sapington's, Daniel's, Wright's, Sovereign Balm, Phinney's, Jayne's, Clickener's, Champion's and Hebrew Pills Sloan's Powders and Ointment, and Louden it Co.'s Familv Medicines.

J. R. CUNINGHAM.

December 1, 1852-51-ly

Eagle Foundry,

CORNER OF FIRST AND WALNUT STS., TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. TOSEPH GROVER. the foitner proprietor, and J. A. MADISON, having formed a copartnership in the above well-known establishment, under tho style of GKOVER& MAllISON, would respectfully say to our friends and the pubhe^that, we are making new and valuable additions to our operative machinery, and have now in our employ the best of workmen: which, with the perfect, quality of material used, will enable us to complete, successfully, in point of workmanship, with the hest establishments of-older citics. Our patterns for machinery have all been gotten up within the last few months,and aro of the most approved models. We arc manufacturing

STEAM ENGINES

of various sizes and power, adapted to thrusc of Sash, aud other Saw Mills, and are prepared to furnish Hollers, Mill Irons, and every nccessory fixture to put them into complete operation. Also, lor Flouring Mills of from one to three run of burrs, and for other purposes. All of which we warrant to perform equal to any manufactured.

We are constructing and furnishing complete, one of the most approved hinds of

Threshing Machines and Horse Powers now in use. The lumber is of irood quality and perfectly seasoned, and the machines are calculated, in every particular of workmanship, to give perfect satisfaction.

We have constanly on hand, and arc manufacturinsr FOX" RIVER AND IMPROVED CAREY PLOWS, with several kinds of Cast and other Plows. The Hi ver and Carey, scour better in bottom and prairie irround than any plow now in use, and are too well known to need reccommendation.

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

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

Brass, Zinc, and Babbet Metal Castings ofevcry description necessary for machinery, and for many other purposes. For all of which,

PATTERNS

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

Much more micht be said by way of classification, but tve will only add that, we shall be thankful for nil favors in our line, and shall endeavor to discharge faithfully, and to the best of our ability, any and every contract or obligation entered into with our customers. GROVER & MADISON.

Torre-Haute April 13,1833-tf

Are you Insured? If you are not, yon should be.

American Mutual Insurance Company.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y. 50,000 150,000—200,000

Cash Capital, Scoured Capital,

THE

FOR SAIjE.

A Rare Chance to lllake Money.

THE

subscriber, desirous of changing his business, offers for sale, at a bargain, his new and commodious Tannery, situated in Terre-Haute, Ind. The buildings consist of a Beam hnuSe, two stories high, W by 516 feet— hill and bakk bouse. Hide house and Stables, all new. Attached to the concern, is a steam Engine, in complete running order, used for pumping, grinding, Ac. The above Yard has every convenience for tanning, being built on the most approved plans, regardless of expense, and being the only Yard in the city/ presents a rare chance for an enterprising man to enter into a safe and lucrative business.

O* Hides can be bought from 3$ to 4c per lb., and Bark at $3 per cord. Price $4,000, owe fourth down, the balance in one, two and three years, secured by mortgage.

REMOVAL.

THE

undersigned having been appointed changed for grain. Particular attention will Agent for the above sound and reliable be paid to retailing Jlour and ptock feed at the Company for Terre-Haute and this county.— I Mill, and all sales delivered in any part of the Those wishing Insurance will do well to call on me.

HARVEY D. SCOTT.

August 3", 1853-34-tf

undersigned has removed bis Hide, Wool, ar*d Leather Depot, to the west

March 16, lS33-14-tf

BUlbDERS' DEPOT. -pEHSO^S

Dr. Urhin's Anti-Bacchanalian Elixir!!

jJ and Sure Remedy'for the- 7

CURE OF tNTEMPjERANQii

is, not in the least injurious to the system. It is pleasant to the taste, and willcnre the hardest cases of intemperance. We Warrant itin all cases if taken according to directions. It destroys the desire for all ardent .spirits when strictly taken according to directions, and will restore the individual to the same state of sobriety in which he Was before he ever drank a drop ofthe ardent, and be will not •have the least desire for intoxicating drinks. intemperance,is a disease and as such the greater the cxcesa in drinking the more speedily is the disease developed, and to such the Elixir is presented as the balm of Gilead—the oil of consolation, peace and perfect restoration.

The more fully aw, sloped is the disease the more salutary and powerful the .^sct of this Elixir, at once destroyingthe appetite lbr spirits, and restoring the tone ofthe stomach to as healthy an action as it was before drinking a drop of.ardent spirits and when intemperance has assumed this diseased form, reason is measurably dethroned, the will to a certain extent bor comes ungovernable, until often, alas! many have passed the bounds of sober restraint, and though they may desire, in their sober moments, to abandon the useofthat which is so rapidly proving their bane, they cannot, unaided, and no aid has evev been tendered such, with succes* until the discovery of Dr. Urban's never failing Anti-Bacchanalian Elixir since which time none are left without excuse, as the means necessary to destroy the taste, and again enthrone reason, bringing tho will into perfect subjection, by extracting the poisonous sting land temptation ofthe adder, are placcd within every man's reach: those, therefore, who hereafter fill the grave ofthe drunkard must do so by choice, and not of necessity—it matters not how near it you may be.

As the Elixir is a most powerful purifier ofthe blood, tha seat of all diseases, it has been used with great sue cess, andiR highly recommended in cases of Delirium Tremens, Dyspepsia. Epilepsy, Jieuralgia, Liver Complaints, General Debility, Piles, aud ail kinds of Fevers. It is the best alterative known. *~PThe Anti-Bacchanalian is neatly put up and labelled, with full directions accompanying each bottle. Price S3 per bottle. On the receipt ofthe above sum it will be sent, free of charge, to any part of the. United States. All letters to be prepaid. To be had, from all the principal Druggists in the United States.

This medicine can be had at the manufacturers' Dc pot. Go Third St., between Main Market, Louisville, Ii.yM wholesale and retail. URBAN & D1DI.AKE. jJ3*On the* receipt of $1 the Powders will be sent, free of charge, to any part oftbe U. States. It may also be obtained of all the principal Druggists in tliecoun try.

May 4,1853-21-lyr®ak sx^

New Stove Store and Copper Shop.

(SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT,)

On Fourth Street one door North of Main TERRE-HAUTE, IND. T^HE undersigned would respectfully an•L nounce to the citizens of Vigo and the adjoining counties, that he has just opened a new Stove, Tin uiul Copper establishment, where he intends to keep constantly on hand, a large assortment of v-

ST0VES, TIN AND COPPER WARE. My stoves are of the newest and most approved pattern, amonc which, will be found the justly

CKLEBIIATED MKTEOIt AIR-T1GIIT

O ce :u Gs 1 To which, I would particularly call the attention of Tavern keepers, (having two sizes expressly for their use.) and havine the cxclusivc right to sell this stove in this market, I feel a just pride in recommending it as one of the very best Stoves ever offered lor sale on the Wabash.

I will also keep constnntly on hand all kinds of

Wark,

May 25, l&W^-tf

Capital $150,000—With a Surplus.

r]^lIIS

Company wns or^nnized in September, 1851, since which tune it has issued nearly 2,4011 policies. lis business is constantly nnd .rapidly increasing, mid it is with entire confidence in its ability to give satisfaction to all who make application, that the Company solicits further share ofpublie patronage.

The business and risks of the Company are divided into two separate classes. The first class, or Farmers' Department, consists of farm property, detached buildings, and their contents.

The second class, or Merchants' Department, consists of stores, merchandise, taverns, mills, Ac. The rates uf insurance vary with the classes, and in proportion to the exposure of the property insured.— Not more than will be taken iu one risk in either department. No extra hazardous property, such as steam mills, ctc., wHl be insured.

The Company pays, in the case of loss,

amount of damage,

All losses will

days after due proof thereof. It will be responsible for property.destroyed by lightning. The insurance on all approvable applications will take effect the day the application is made, unless a different day is desired by the applicant.

THE

JOHN TIERNAN.

Terre-Haute, Aug. 17. l8S3-36-tf

side of the Public Square, in tot Rose Block, fatf&otts can be salted aad all shall receive satisfacwhere he will be happy to wait upon his frienda Uoa.

a«. willdowelfto call at the B^rildera'Depot,oae SSTSb door aonfc of CowHt^Orowrr, where caalave' KmsirinB rf piss*, speciftcation* aad eetuaalip of bolldiaja, tl ft. V.SHAFrRR tnreTlwte. A BR. 10, t^WhM tf

•P

THE

URBAN & DIDLAKE,

jj. 65 Third Street, Louisville, Ky.

DR. URBAN'S

Vegetable Fever and Ague Powders:

The only sure remedy ever known for ChUls ajid E ver, and warranted to cure, in all cases, if taken according to directions.

It cures, when taken according to directions, in Twenty Minutes, leaving no Fever alter the Chill very seldom requiriug mote than one dose to make a permanent cure. A great number of cases, from two to five years standing, have been cured with the first doso, and Chill has never, as, yet, returned. The beauty of this medicine is, thatit stops tho hill in twenty minutes, or less, and the patient will be entirely clear from Fever after the Chill, which is not the case when other medicine is used. It has superseded all other preparatious wherever it has been iatroduced.

Read what the Editors ofthe Louisville Democrat say from their own observation: "Dr. Urban's medicine for the cure of chills and fever has effected some wonderful curcsin our own midst. A young man who has resided for several years in Lousiana, reached New Albany a few weeks since, weak and emaciated—literally worn out phys»cally, with long continued chills and fever. He made a short stay at the house of Judge Smith, where his old disease continued with no less severity than at home in Louisiana. Having exhausted almost every remedy known to the medical profession, he procured a box ot Dr. Urban's celebrated medicine, and after taking two pewders was entitely relieved and restored to health. He has been well ever since—says his health has not been as good for severiilyears, and is now fast regaining his former vigor and the rosy cheeks he was wont to wear.

Elevated Oven Cookers.

Tin

by wholesale and retail also. Batlnnpc Tubs, Hip and Shower Baths, and all kinds of

COPPER

IVORK, such as force and lift Pumps, Copper Kettles, Soda Founts, Stc. All kinds of copper and sheet iron work for Steam Mills made to order and promptly oxecutcd.

Those in want of any of the above articles will do well.to give me a call,

I intend to sell very low.—

My motto being "quick sales and small profits." JAMES T. MOORE. N. B.—James T. Mooro Is also prepared to do all kinds of Job Work in Copper, Tin. Sheet Iron, Zinc and Lead. Job Vl'ork hnsbecn my principal business for many years past, and in t.n"at line, I feel confident of rendering entire satisfaction.

Give me a call.

Insure Your Dwellings New York Indemnity Insurance Company. BROADALBIN, N. Y.

•-M! •M* ft(l

Wf WM. E. McLEAN,

June 29,1833-20-tfS'!«' Agent for Vigo County.

R. L. THOMPSON.

Mill opposite Wallace's Foundry.

Terre-Haute, June 29,1853-29-tf

FLAXSEED A!*l CASTOR BEAKS.

undersigned will pay the highest Cash price for any quantity of Flaxseed and Castor Beans delivered at liis Oil Mill on Market Street, near H. B. Smith's Warehouse

JL and extensive lot of

JAMES HOOK.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 26,1953-46-tf

"HOLD YOUR HORSES."

Ar.d Stnp at the People's CasS Store. a Sal**: SnM.ll Pro fx*, and Quick Rf, turns, ri 'HIS bouse just received, per railroad, a choice

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, coacistiag of Prists, Gingbims. Delaine*. Lawna, Stlaa Jaconet Is. Si! Its, Bro*dclotla«. Tweeds. Satiaetu. Drillings, Tertian,

Tlckiags, Bleached and Un

bleached Domestic* also—A flae sapplr of Hats tad Caps, Beady made Ciotbiog, Boots tad Shoes. LookteC Glaasea. Call cry, Hardware, aad GROCERIES of •verT deacriptifla.

TTf» Call aad examine for yoorselves. The most

JOHN TIERNAN. tbe .ante. G. H. "WHIDDEN. SqaL 31.1853-41-tf

Hontet and Lots For Salt.

NI.JEVINGSTON

the full

not to exceed the amount insured.

paid by tho Company within sixty

5V.

iCash for Wheat,

AT THE ANCIIOU MILLS, TERRE-HAUTE. U'CMW. HE undersigned respectfully announces to the public, that his S7EAM FLOURING MILL is completed, and is now in full operation, where Fresh Family Flock, Corn Meal, and offal, may always be had, in any quantities to accommodate purchasers. Corn and cobs crushed, and ground, which makes a very superior feed for stock, always kept on hand,ana sold by the barrel, orotherwise, or ex-

cny. (TT Flour warranted in every respect, and when objected to, on notice, will be taken away, free of charge. lj Orders for Flour or Stock feed left with Russell Green, southeast corner of the Public Square, will meet with prompt attention.

Nov. 24,1852-50-tf

DttESS «TLK GOODS,

assortment of Embroideries of every Description and STYLE,

Fine Flannels, Sacking Flannels. Worsted Hose for Ladies and Children. Hoods, Pelerines. Boas, Scarfs, Gloves, Mitts, with every varietv of small Fancy articles.

prepared W give oargainain every unug

THE MAMMOTH

Xo. 4 Warren's Block, South side Maio^strept,

TERPE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

subscriber respectfully solicits the attention of the public to his very extensive assortment of Stoves, consisting in part of the following, viz Down Draft Cookers. Parlor Stoves. 2 sizes Buck's Improved heavy and durable.

Comet best down draft in market. Double Oven. Western World Air-tight these 4 kinds. New World are very desirable. Globe •'the wool an object. Atlas ",

Cultivator Fire*Fly, and Parlor excellent heating and baking stoves. .. Premium Cookers. Queen City heavy aud verv durable. Best Form properly natued. .» Ironton. Hoo.sier State 30 in. wood, 5 boiler holes Iudiana 6 boiler holes and large oven

3 sizes Tuscan Oven 3 3 3 3 3 2 3

ornamented and very iich, from S10 to

TIN COPPER AND SHEET-IRON-WARE,

Constantly for sale, or MADE to order, on short notice. We h.tve on hand the most extensive assortment of ti

to be found in this market which we can afford low.

CASTINGS, PUMPS,

Sugaf-ketMes, Ovens, Skillets, odd Lids, Andirons, Wasyonboxes, Bo3''s Sleds, Pumps, and numerous articles not mentioned on hand any or all of which we will take pleasure to show to our numerous patrons, and the public, in general, and I think it would be to their interest to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.

Having Moulders at the Eagle Foundry and a spacious Shop on our second floor, for the purpose, we are prepared to repair our Stoves on short notice we also repair Tin, Copper, and S he on W a re it a

O" We solicit patronage. "lv u/ E. GROVER. December 7, 1853-52-tf 1 st ,.*'»•

JUST RECEIVED

Style, Finish,

mirable Stock, which we ifre doteriuined to sell, on the lowest possible terms.

Mr Remember the (iLOUISVILLF. CLOTKCVG STOKK," NORTH-EAST CORNER OF THK PI'llMC Mil' M?K.' 7 A IN O N S O

N. B. Our STOCK is our own manufacture and we WARRANT the workmanship, aliased at our establishment, exchanged if not fully approved*, iv, r--m Terre-Haute, Sept. 21, 1853"H-tf ,Vi

O" All are invited to.call at Watermelon Corner, J. C. Ross' old stand, North-east. Corner of the Public Square. I D. 11. ARNOLD.:, Sept. 21, lfc!53-41-tf

hem

imlfllliCLIITiilKi STOREi

AND MANUFACTORY OK

Milliner)' and Dross Goods. S

HAS

just aeceived double her usual assortment of MILLINERY, DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, consisting of every variety of Rich Bonnet Materials, Ribbons, Satins, Velvets, Ac., Ac. Also, a fine assortment of

French Merinos, all Wool DeLaines, Persians, Cashmere, Black Lustre, Cheap Prints. Ac. A large assortment of new style Gimps, Galloons, wooden coffins now in use, for all seasons of the year, rr»«« Rnfinna nnd Trimminfrs Velvet Rib- 'for **u,t purposes, transportation, beauty, style of ress Buttons and trimmings, »eivei mo aand iuraTiIltjr. They are unrivaled: andwherbons, Ac. Mantilla velvets, with rringes and

No. 7, PHCENIX ROW.

Oct. 26,1853-46 tf -,k

GROCERIES.

JOHN B. LUDOWICI,

TAKES

pleasure in asauringthe friends and customers of the late firm, that be will continue the bnsinea* at the old stand, and i» ired to give good bargains in every thing

in his line. Thankful for former patronage yV

slating of a full assortment of Gr kinds

Tobacco. Nails. Glass, Leather, Ae..dc.. all of which will be disposed of at the lowest fig ore.

Call at tbc Cincinnati Store, Uujon Row, March 23.1(-53-15-tf

f^n^iL st WhoWe o? R^Uil Window Sash-8-10 10-12-10-14 and 10-15 2S. ia now receiving his soring stock don- 100 boxes best Window Glass, do. do. 4 bbla.

Floral Sylvan. Sylvan Franklin. Sylvan Cottage. Souvenier. Venitian Parlor and Franklin. jCorinthian for coal. Improved Juno for coal and wood each. Franklin Rip Van Winkle^, Monkey for coal'. Commdn Air-tight.

Shop Stoves. ,*nk

sCven Plate.

And a good assortment of COAL STOVfe^ of different sizes and patterns, all of which are wat ranted to perform well or no sale. ANo a ^ood assortment ot

Parlor "rid Silting' Room Fire Frames, Fronts, Fenders, Grates, Baskets, jSshpans, Fastenings,

all complete^ highly

820.

OVf,

TIIE'

LOUISVILLE CLOTHING, STORE,. ,::

GENTLEMEN'S MOHAIR OVERCOATS. ... GENTLEMEN'S WHITNEY OVERCOATS, 7

As GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS, -7. 7 GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS, u. GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTII OVERCOATS,

GENTLEMEN'S FELT CLOT11 OVERCOATS, GENTLEMEN'S MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS,

GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS, GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS.' J-'

The above, together with a fine assortment of

VESTS, PANTS, HATS, CAPS, FINE SHIRTS, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, AND .^s UNDER CLOTHING, Are ?ot up, as regards

with our well-known rxcellencs, snd'co'nstHute a'truty

Till FIRST r,l OP -THK .SMSQN,

-David II. Arnold again im the lield.

The Ma^nmoth Clothing Store still leads the Column.

M1IE largest, stock of Clothing ever brought to this city is now opened at, the Mammoth I- Clothing Store. Having taken advantage of the Market, and purchased these gauds before wool lind advanced to its present high prices, the subscriber is enabled to continue, as heretofore, selling greuler bargains than any oilier house in this city.

His stock is now complete—embracing every article in tho clothing line—and for style and workmanship it cannot, lie surpassed. In connection with the Clothing Store, there is an extensive Merchant Tailoring Establishment, where any garment will bu made to order at short notice. A full asMrt.inent of Black and Fancy Colored French Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings, Ac., kept constantly 011 hand for that purpose,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. STRAUS & ISAACS, Any Garmert pur-

S. A t.

A L. 7. "V

respectfully informs the citizens of Terre-Haute. and the country

generallv. that he has removed his large and elegant assortment of READY-MADE CLOTH KG from the West side of the Public Square to the East, side, where lie lias-received a stock of Clothing, which, for elegance, variety, durability and ClIEAPNESS, is unexcelled in any Western market. He is determined to keep up with the times in having constantly tho vefy "best stock, which, for prices, cannot fail to please. Every variety of Gentlemen's wear— 1'ants, Vests, Coats, Overcoats of all kinds, Cravats, Ac., Ac.

His Fall and Winter Slock is just received, and is one of the most extensive stocks lie lias ever brought to this market. Call and see for yourselves. 1 N. LEVlNGSTON, East side of tho Public Square, ^^Terre-Haute, October 26, l853-46-6m .1

TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE. ...- •LjK^SI JED AND m«L National liof^ Sjr^et,,

Terre-Haute, Indiana..

METALIC BURIAL CA8ES THE subscriber, having made arrangements with W. G. Davis & i'o., of Cincinnati, to

keep constantly on hand, Ftok't Patent Air Tight Metalic Burial Cases, which are the greatest invention of the aze for thn dead, would call the attention of the public to their superiority over the common

evert

Trimmings, and Cloak Clotba. A splendid exclusion of all other coffins. I now have an assort

hey have been introduced ft has been to the total

ment on band, which can be seen by calling at my Ware rooms. In addition, I shall keep on hand alt kinds and sites of ready made

WOODEN COFFINS.

Manufactured of the best material, and made by the best workmen in the city. I pledjre myself not to follow the old plan of extortioning but will sell lower than any other bouse of the kind in the city. My profltsfn both metalic and wooden coffin* shall not exceed that Of any other kind of business. I am prepared to attend funerals with

AN ELEGANT HEARSE,

And wilt furnish any number of carriages that may be desired. I can be found at tny Store, north of the Court-House, on Market street, opposite J. Loncdon'a Livery Stable, or at my work-shop, formerly kept by Sites St Co. D. G. FORSTER.

Terre Haute, May 33,1853-34-tf

Oils, Lead, Glass and Window Sash.

l50

•b*stbTiari5s?i2&^n*

forsale by

!be«t in the market, May 11,18»i» tf

kegs

pure

#nJ

Lead. 5 bbls. Linaeed Oil, 4000 lights beat PJne

pott™*°°-

COTTON TARN AGENCY. 1~AYSVILLE, Kentucky, Cotton Yarns X'X forsale by the Baa or retail. Warranted the

J. H. TURK BR.