Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1854 — Page 3

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Fromtb# Madison Bsnner of the#«h. PirrsBoaoH, Jan. 21. Hirer 19 feet and rising weather clear and •ery cold. ,, •£$&%#•#%

The case of Lowry and King, mayor of Erie, for contempt of court, was decided to-day in favor of the defendants. The decision meets with universal favor, as the testimony for the prosecution utterly failed to make out a case.

CofCiWNATi, Jan. 21.

The river has risen 5 feet weather very cold. The thermometer fell 40 degrees since last night. The canals, which were open yesterday, are now closed.

Flour $6@6 10 whisky 21c lard 9c mess pork not saleable to any great extent at over 1 50 sugar 41 to 5J coffee flat, with sales at

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Cixci!f5ATi, Jan 23.

River rip^n 4 feetj 3000 bbl^ Flour sold atj (6 20($6 25c Whisky 20@2lc 2000 bulk shoplders and sides sold at 4J and 5^ Linseed Oil 75c Coffee dull at ll@12|c Clover seed 5 50.

Western Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian church, in Allegheny city. was burned to the ground this evening at 6 o'clock.— Building insured for$5,000 library about half saved, aiid but partially insured.

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Pittsburg, Jan. 23.

dispatch from Erie states that a number of citizens were marching through the streets with the effigy of J. H. Walker, director of the Erie and Northeast railroad. The effigy was labelled "Father of gunge law."

Bodisco, the Russian minister at Washington, is said to be dying. New-York, Jan. 23.

Flour advanced 87c, 18,000 States 9@9 06, Ohio9@9l2 wheat unsettled, no *ales since news while corn 93@94, yellow 09@91 mess pork 13,37@50 bt-ef firmer. 8

Washington,

Jan.

19*

/*, President Pierce has issued his proclamation agninst the expedition being titted out in California and elsewhere in the U. S. for the invasion of Mexico, and calls on all good citizens to prevent by all lawful means such enterprise.

There is a rumor here of a duel between Jefferson Davis and Gen. Foote. Mr. Gadsden has telegraphed that the treaty with Mexico is honorable to both the countries. It will no doubt be ratified by the Senate, though some Senators are opposed to it under the supposition that it cedes to us only the Mesilla Valley, which they contend already belongs to us under the treaty of Guadalupe, but the territory ceded contains 60,000 miles.

The Independent Democrats in Congress an about to issue an address to the country, setting forth the objections to the Nebraska Bill, and appealing for help to defeat it. h'.~,

John M. Jarnasrin, Secretnry of War, is about 30 years did, and is lawyer of ability. He is, however, a mqn of dissipated habits. He is a son of ex-Senator .Tamagin of Tennesson.

Capt. Chan. Oilman, commander of the battalion and leador of the attacking party at La Pa*, is a young man of about 23 years. He Is familiarly known here as "Charley Oilman." and was great favorite. Ho is a fair type of "Young Rapid" as 1 ever met. Bold, chivalrous and daring, even to recklessness, the expedition h«d peculiar charms for him, notwithstandihg the inducements that were held out to him to remain in S«n Francisco. Mifather is «, wealthy lawyer, residing in Baltimore. Whllome.i* a resident of San iTancisco Capt. Oilman is likewise a lawyer, and moreover, is a very accomplished young gentleman

The jvthriltiliig officers of the republic are ordnutR- men, such a* puo will meet every five minuths fluring a day.v

President, Walker is'about 35 years old, of slendfel* figure and slightly below a medium stature, has light hair, fair comolexion, and keen grRy eves in temperament he is nervous •angiiuie. fie is a restlessly ambitious man, and Jlbssesses great force of will and dotermination of character.. He was born in Louisiana, and caHib to California in 1&49, whtfre life distinghished himself as a lawyer and a politician. lt\ 1850 he became associate editor of tho Sah Francisco Daily Herald, and Mule in that position was committed to prison by Judge Lbvi Parsons for contempt of court.— Biloffc the Legislature ofl850-'51 he impeached Parsons, and delivered a speech on the oecaeiBH remarkable for its powerful eloquence. In 1351 he commenced the pradtfic of law in

Jklar^Sville, where he resided until a few weeks ritJr tb his departure for Lower CAlifomia. Frtiubriek Emery. Secretary of State of the ncVr Republic, is a young man of fair attain Wetits and good standing. He ?s a younger brother of Major Emery, of the U.

leal ohgtneers.

PAtknt

Ineat and alhjfator's eggs,) that his life became ft burden to him. He took only four boxes of said pills, and life was a burden to him no longer.

SSS

a Loafei't

1% », Leaves have their time to fall, And so likewise have I The reason too'# the same—it all

Comes of our getting dry. there's the difference *twi*i leavesa»d »be, falls 'more harder,' aud more frequent lee.

A man in Wisconsin, who recently inserted a long advertisement in the papers, offering his farm for ale. closed it in the following sublimely ridiculous style:, "The surround jng country Is the most beiotifiil the God of Mature ever made." The M»aery Is ce)««tuftl— divine—also, two Wagons to sell and a yoke of ateera.-'

**Yoa are a coward,' said a low Londoner to I* poor countryman, who had refused to fights •'No I beant, said the countryman, "I have nothing to do witheowt,! am a tkipluui

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raws avd vncBLLAinoirs scxaps

Silver Cbawob.—Thfe Philadelphia Mint has fatly overcome the complaint among imall dealers of a tfratit of silver change. It is saidf that there tj is now lying at the Mint in that cifyi subject to the call of all who may desire it, over one million of dollars in silver coin. This coin is given out, not as formerly, only in exchange for silver bullion, but in exchange for gold.

A Mrs. A. H. West, of Brookville, Indiana, has recovered thirty-five dollars damages of a liquor retailer, named Henry Martin, for selling her husband liquor, so as to intoxicate him

Gov- Wright has gone to Washmgton.^There is a screw loose somewhere, depend upon it. "He went off very secretly the Sentinel even did not annouhice his departure.—State Journal.

Novelty for the LADiEs.-Among the new ideas just brought out at Paris is a "self-expanding petticoat." It is filled with air, and is just becoming all the rage. According to the inventor, one of these petticoats will stand out and occupy the room of half a dozen got up on the old-fashioned principle.

When a man wishes to salute another in Thibet, he uncovers his head, puts out his tongue, and scratches his right

ear49tf I

Wm. Hendry was tried in Providence, R. I., a few weeks ago, for kissing three ladies in the street against their consent. He was fined five dollars and costs on each complaint, amounting to seven dollars and ninetynine cents for each kiss.

A Boston paper thinks that stealing a minister's coat while preaching, and the sexton's hat while waiting upon a stranger into the church, is running rascality into the ground.

It is understood that Col. Benton will oppose the substitution of tonnage duties for Harbor Appropriations, when the matter is brought before Congress.

A Proper Distinction.—"Are you a Christian Indian?" said a person to an adherent ofRed Jacket, at thesettlement near Cattaraugus. "No," said the sturdy savage,

Nr.w Yock, Jnn. 19, 8 p. tn.

Flour, Ohio, $S@$8,06, declined 6c. Southern $8,37@$H,50 Genesee wheat $2,1« tnix«d corn 9*2e., yellow 92o. prime mess pork $13,25@$14.65 mess beef $13@$13.50 hams fcje. shoulders (j|c. prison whisky 30c.

The He roc* of La PaJ!«

A Snn Francisco correspondent of the Cincinnati Gar.ette, gives the following description of the leaders of the late Sonora expedition

"I whiskey Indian"

could see that whiskey-drinking and Christianity had little in common, and was honest enough to classify himself according to his habits. Nol a few of our,civilized "whiskey Indians" lack the honesty or the discrimination of the savage.—Mich.Tem.

Ad.

'"How much you charge massa Magistrate to marry me and Miss Dinah

The ceremony being performed, and Clerri and Dinah being one, the magislraie clairiied his fee. $ "Oh, titi massa, you no come up to de rreemeht."

"Ilntf stf Clem, what is lacking?" "Why, ybu no kiss de bride." -1 "Gut out ofmy office, you blackrascal.

The Governor of Massachusetts, 'who was inaugurated on the 12th inst..says in

his message with reference to the Maine

Law: IV"That society has a right to protect itself from any vice that tends to undermine its foundation, is a maxim which few xfrould controvert nor would it be more seriously contested, that if necessary for this purpose, laws may be aimed at the causo of an acknowledged evil instead of dealing with its effects alone."

Gjuogs

S. fojaogrrtph

Msdicins.—The following cer-

tifiente to the efficncv of Patent Puis is tikeh from tho Phil. Mercury 1, John Lubberlie, w»s supped to be in ti»e Inst stage of ccn^umptfert in the jear *48, sufi'eiinsj Rt the samft tilne (fndet a severe attack ot rhourantism, liver complaint, gravel, dropsy, and cholete AurbUs. Simultaneottsly, also, I toot fellow feVcr and small pox* The latter a'ssura ifcg the chronic form of scrofula, cotnpleteJy destroying roy luug«yi»ver, »^inal marftnervous system, and the entire contents of my cranium. I got so' low, thut I did not know my brother-in-law, when he Came to borrow some money. For three thonths I swallowed nothing &ut twenty ^packages of Kunkelhausen pills, which effected an immediate cure in two weeks. Sworn and subscribed, fec. HZ, p. S.—My late uncle, BaccnuS PottJhjger, was afl^icted so long with the gout, (contracted bv living too muclv on- bear's

Histo-

New History of Illinois.—The ry of Illinois, by the late Gov that State, is in course of publication by S. C.

Ford,

Co., of Chicago. The

profits of the Work are intended by the will of tho author for the benefit of his two orphan children. The #ork receives many compliments for great candor and Correctness.

A physician finding it necfessary to administer an emetic to a patient, Wrdjte the following prescription: *'Rea. aft.brea. 1 b. th. poh pa «ead after breakfast, one hoar, the political paper. s-

?he prettiest design we ever saw on tl 6 tombstone of a child, #as that of a lark soaring upward with a rosebud in its mouth. What could be more sweetly emblematic tff infant innocence wittgingits way to heafin undef thfc cafe of its guardian angel.

tT Couni ^6disco, tbe Russian Minister at Washington, is seriously ill, and his recovery is doubtful.

iScr6'tiila."

Read Tlif**

Many Physicians in our large cities, ha^e recommended used the Rock with great it access. Dr. J. H. Thoro^sdrf, of Philadelphia, used it in several bad cases of Sicrofula. In one ca)*e, of three years stinding, where the patient had a la*rgo opening upon the hip, leading to the bone, containing twelve ulcers, he ordered a decoction of Rock nose to be used three time* a day and ifc th^ty-ninedays the person was entirely cured.

TTp Myers' Kxtraet of Rock Row, fer sale by Ir. WjtTL. Terfe fl[*4tte. »mg^i«U centralnay he IwlfatiJ.

Or. diMRntxl Extract of Hydntptjw veritable, pleasant to take. ^srfeeUy aarmlesi. and will core wiUMtet fait. ScrofeU. Dy*f*i*-ia. aU impurities of the Medi al habit *T*tea. It is good at«U aeasoe*. Seomdrentscaieat-

Twrre-Hautaaad Eiduaond Bailroad Cwapatty,) SccacTAKT's Omct, Jan.21,1854DIV1DSXD KO^TICK.

DIVIDEND of four (4) per cent on the Capital Stack, oat of the net earnings, for the six months ending December 31«, R»3, ha* this day been declared, and will be paid to the Western Stockholders at t)MM»flSce of the Treasurer of die Company in Terrc-Haule, oa or after tie 25th »n*u

By order of the Board of Directors CHARLES WOOD. Stetdtry. Janeary

THE WABASH STORE

BEHOVED TJP TOWN:

H7HIPPLE & FOOTE hav* just temov«d to VV NO. 2, WABKES'S BLOCK, and are now offering a superior stock-of Goods at Low Prices/ Our stock is of greater extent and variety than heretofore* so much, so, that we can only enumerate a few of the leading articles «53-

Muslin^^rinJt^, t)ress Goods, for the season. Men's Wdolen Wear. Flannels, Blankets, Shawls Wool and Buck GfdVes and Milts, Hosiery, Motions, Ac.

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

Caps—Plush, Qloth. 4c.... Groceries—Coffee. Tea, Sugar, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Dve Stuffs, Ac.

Leather—Upper and SdW. Queensware, Glassware and Willow-ware,

ALSO.

INCBAlff AftBVEHilTIAI* CARPETS. Having one of thfe largest and best constracted rooms in the city, we are enabled to show goods to better advantage and wait upon enstomPrs with greater satisfaction.

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

We will pay Cash or Trade, for Clow, Timothy. Flaxseed, Dried Fruit, Feathers, Rags, $e. ?!!!""", of^Notes" uliu Remember the WAJ3ASH STORE, No.

Warbkn BLOCK,, WHIPPLE & FOOTE. Jan. IT, 1854-dtf

TAKKN UP

Harris. .*

1654. James Beard, J. P.

true copy from the record.

ANDREW WILKIITS,

By John Wilkins. Deputy. Jan.-18, 185-1

unsurpassed in size, and beauty of finish, by that of any other Artist in the city—being of that pattern which received the premium at the recent World's Fair, in New York. He would nojfc say to his friends who have expressed a desire to obiain full sized likenesses—that "ALL THINGS ARE NOW READY," And from his many year's experience—and other facilities—he "is prepared to put up as fine specimens as those that emanate from the Gallery'of that

06t. 5, 1853-43 tf

EXTRACTf—Monin's

SYRUPS—T^pwat

NewSUOAR—A

Amount of Notes, mils,

Clerk.

Tigo County SciikSl '"I^HESE Scales have been put. in, ori Fourth street, at the expense of the county, and are the best Fairbanks' Platform Scaled. Sellers and purchasers of Hay, Coal, Corn, Oats etc., can rest assured of getting correct weight.

H. FAIRBANKS, Weigh-Mastet.

Jan. 16, lfc'54-6-tf

Millinery and Dress Goods.

HAS

just aeceived double her usual assortment of MILLINERY, DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, consisting of every variety of fiich Bonnet Materials, Ribbons, Satins, Velvets, dtc., fcc. Also, a fine assortment of -.••

DKESS SILK ROODS,

French Merinos, all Wool DeLaines, Persians, Cashmere, Black Lustre. Cheap Prints, tc. A large assortment of new style Gimps, Galloons, Dress Buttons and Trimmiili^s, velvet Ribbons, Ac. Mantilla Velvets, with Fringes and Trimmings, and Cloak Cloths. A splendid assortment of

Embroideries of every Description anil STYLfe, Fine Flannels, Sacking Flannels, Worsted Hose for Ladies and Children, Hoods, Pelerines, Boas, Scarfs, Gloves, Mitts, with every variety of small Fancy articles.

"Well. Clem, I'll marry you for two dollars." "What you charge to marry white folks, massa]" ••We generally charge five dojlaj-s, Clem." "Well, you marry us like white folks, ftnd I'll give you fit'e dollars too." "Why, Clem, that's a curious notion, but as you desire it I'll marry you like rthite folks for five dollars."

WOULD

No. 7, PHCENIX ROW,

Oct. 26,1853-46- tf«M*H»n-

-wq

MISTAKE CORRECTED, aiiifi

-rt M*

.Tames Hinds, Dagufirreotypist/^ In the Wagon, just in rear of HINDS ADAMS' Auction Room, East Side of the I*fiblie Square, Terre- Haute, Indiana. j&t

respectfully announce to th'tTfhiblic, that he has just received, by Express, from New York, the A. No.

li Camera,

a a

ID* Oases of every desription filled upon satisfactory terms—Stock for Sale—Instruction given in the Art—Likenesses of sick or deceased persons taken at their residences.— Per-ons having Cases, with faded or blurred likenesses, can have them filled with something really life-like, upon very reasonable terms at th'fe "Old Daquerrean* Wag&x."

JAMES HINDS.'

.TCTntirfl f'*""

•',v

.* police A LL PERSONS knowing themselves in j\. ed by note, book account, or otherwise, to J. W. Stewart, Stewart «fc Bro., Stewart ife Bell, or Stewart fc Moseley, will please call on the undersigned, at Livingston A do'.'a office, and pav npT as the book! of the above concern MUST NOW BE SETTLED.

JAMES LIVINGSTON.

Jan. 18,1S54-6-4W

NEW ARMVAL Of AH Kinds of Groccricst

KIDDLE «!k LOCKttlDGE, is Dealers in Provisions Generally,

HAVE

now on hand a large and well-selected assortment of all kinds of A I O E I E S which are offered, at retail, to tKMr customers at the lowest possible figures. B^ing determined to keep the vatious branches of their business fully supplied with the best of articles, they hope thereby to merit a goodly s1are of public patronage. tTr An EXPRESS being now in readiness to carry articles of anr 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 R. &I1. Corner, and look through the "VABIJSTtES OF THE SEASOA

Dec. 21, lS&S-tf

iS—Moclta, toqnira. Java and Rio," of the best qualities,'£Constantly on hand, at the Deo. tl. 9-tf R. & R. CORNER.

OtJGAR?5—Loaf, Crushed, Pulveriied and brown O Rusars, at the B. & R. CORKER. Dec.21tf ...

Cefebrated Purs Concentra

ted Premium Flavoring Exu^cts, at .the Dec.ai-tf R.« R. COBS

XER*

.If, and

ANPt.ES—Star CawHes in quarter, half, whole boxea, or by the pound, at the Dec. Sl-tf R. & R. COR KR.

York Syrup of a sapert

just received the R. & ft. COR.

Dec. SI tf

SER11

A ^t» PRUITS—A tarpe supply of Plain Hoiida OIHjTtCT*

presents half, and

C/ and Fancy Candies, suitable for tj tbiidrefi also. Date*. Raisins ip whole boxes: Fips, Almonds. Jew variety of other good things, can he had at the

whole boxes: Fip, Almonds. Jew Jew Paste, and a

Dfce. ai tf R.&R. CORKER. _. Berctmion C-ep*. fedifo, Soap and Sadder, Tobacco, Kardints, Broom*, Crocfcerv. To« and the best of Spiers. Cranberries Wlllow Raskets, Homia. Cip««, Bacltets, Cloves Ropes, Saline**, Chfese, Fire Crackers. Date*, Com Meal, B«ekwfc**t. Potatoes. Apjples, Clothe* Pins, Beans. Fresh Batter, Tomato Catnip. Table Salt, Bar Soap. Pure Ginger. Cider, Tnmips. Jgatcfee* Dried Peaches, and *o on throueh the whole vocabtUry of wants, may he purchased at low jrates of ...

RIDDLE LOCKItmfR

Dec. 2t"tf R. & R. Comer

few DM* Prime Kew Saw. Sa

store, awl for salt at toe rvc.2i-tr

OAA FIXK LARGE ASP FAT TrRKtES Jest retiUU t*ived *tth« K.& R.CORKER. T«6se Wishiftxoswior Ctoittoui, out, by teaviafordenu^e aopptted.

THAT SAHR OI^ COOA WAX*fcD vr 1HE

B. A R. CORNER. TTTg to pnnrhav $5f,000 worth of

FURS, vit Copn. Mpk.

Otter. Orer Fox. RedTFof. Wild Ost,Hon**fat,Opo®*wM. Wolf, and Deer Skins. IT For ail of which, *e will pay the highest price in CASH.

RIDDLE «fc L0CE&XD6E. Jaa.ll, 1354-5-tf

4 VttfX&S

SEMIANNUAL

Michigan and IndianaStocks,. .$ Notes Discounted, Bills of Exchange, Eastern Sight Exchange, Remittances,. .i... Notes of other Banks,. Amount of Debts due the Association or Bank,. Premium paid on Stocks "Value of property necessary for thetransaction of business, Amount dae from Banks and Bankers, Gold....... Silver,.....

or other evidences of debt, issued,........ 138,500 09 Amount of Dividends declared and made,.* 6,000 00 Surplus Dividend,...J. 766 79 -\J

William Caldwell, livingiri Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana, one red Steer, with a white face and belly, with red round his eyes, and branded with.the letter A on the right horn, and crop off the Hght ear: ,SU^flnnKt0 rl3" °!d' Barnes of persons who have become patHei, to the to $14,00 by Thomas McOloch and Richard J.

,.Tm

Of the Condition of the Southern £an£pf Indiana, for the six months preceding the Janu^,, 1864 1.81 N Capital Stock invested in Virginia,

89,7$7 06 87,^50 00 15.623 t3 4.010 00 12,843 00

523 L8

6.383 S4

i,iis cd

20,000 00 24,717 ^2

$23,151 OW 1,566 42)

Total,. .Dollars401,474 3S

Nantes of the Officers of the Association b'r jjani: J. H. WILLIAMS, President, GEO. C. DUY, Cashier. ,s the

Sworn to before me, this 6th day tit January,! E. S. WOLFE, I. H. HATHORN. J. C. ROSS.

of Association 7cUhin sa

Names of present Stockholders:

J.H.WILLIAMS. E.S.WOLFE. I.H.HATfiORN, JOHN C. ROSS. ."v Days of Discount:—All Business ifdjs. Days and Hours Open for the Transaction of

Busiuess, to-wit:

From 9 o'clock,

a. m.,

to 4 o'clock, p. every

day, except Sundays, Christmas, and the 4th of "July. ,.

STATE OF INDIANA, V100 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 the transactions and condition of Said Bank, for the period therein named, is true and(eorrect,according to the best of his knowledge and belief.

GEO. C. DUY', Cashier.

Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2d dav of January, 1654.

"THOS. H. Kelson,

Notary Public, [l.s.]

January 4, 1854-4-2w

THE GREATEST\f.

W A S A E

ftOacg* ^3^(2iss Eaaa

Jar,' j^MINDS 8t ADAMS TtAVE received from New York, a hea^y *»ortLI tneiit of Gold and Silver Watches. Guard Chains and Jewelry of every description. They will, therefore. offer for sate atthrir Auction Room, on the West side of the Square, on Friday and Saturday, the 13ih and 14th days of January next, the following description of Watches, viz:

Cylinder, Verge, Algerine, Quartier, Duplex, Anchor, and Ladies' Gold ». .v

WATCHES.-

The stock eidbracerf evej^r thipg in the Jewelry line, to satisfy the most fastidious taste of any purchaser, and nn 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 stock is from a larpe 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 Jewelor in this city, apd will We accompanied by his guwjantee'for their keeping time for twelve months. Mr. Houriet, a first r«te Swiss Workman, is the geflttemah. unddr whose supervision each article will have to pass. Each arlicte shall be Whnttt is represented. We respectfully invite your presence at the above time and placol

We have on hand and for sate, first rate PIANO, of excellent tone, aud most beautiful workmanship, having only been used a short time, and will be sold cheap.

On Tuesdcy next, January 3d, 1R54, We will commence selling off the stock of a Merchant who is about to change his business. It embraces almost every article usually found in a retail store, and must be sold without any reserve. Bargains can be obtained. Atl that we ask is your presence at the time designated.

Sales to coinmencc at 10 o'clock, *. K. J. M. ADAMS, Auctioneer. Dbc. 2fli 1833-3-3W

^Notice to Builders, fe

THE

Board of County Commissioners of Vigo County, Ind., have resolved, to erect this vear, on Lots 3 and 4, in the subdivision of Lot 96, at the intersection of Market and Ohiostreetsjn Terre-Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, a building: for County Offices, which shall combine solidity, durabilily and safety from fire, with neatness and practical convenience in regard to the objects for which it is iritetided.

The better to attain these ends, they have instructed me to invite builders in this city and elsewhere, to furnish drafts, plans and specifications, accompanied by an estimate of the eritire cost of the building, and they agree to pay for the drafts which they deem first and setond best, a fair compensation. accordingly hereby give an invitation to buil jers, to fnrntsh drafts as aforesaid, which I will be ready to receive at roy office, at any time before the 6th of February 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. Kf. A. LANOE, Auditor.

Terre-Haute Jati. 11,'54-5-to-feb-6i

GLEASON'SNew

Books.

Pictorial for January 1 st^

Flag of Oar Union, for January 1st., greatly enlarged and improved. All the Magazines for January-

Christ in History, by Dr. Turnbull. A Month in England., by Tucker man. Early Engagements, by Mary Fravuer. Carl Krink«n,.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 BOOR STORE.

January 11,1854-5-1

CTTOIvr

rT^E regularly li Sensed and will established Auctiob Room of

HINDS ADAMS,

eas£ side of (lie Public Square, Hliow in receipt of a' full and complete assortment of Guns. Cloeks. Wateiies, Jewelry. Cntlerly, and MOTIONS of every kind, at Wholesale or Retail".

IT Auction sales of If otiote," every nigEft. Furniture and Coniraissiorf sales every Sa tunty at 2 o'clock, p. m.

Liberal advances on Consignments. JI.':ADA#S, Ametioititr.

O* The Da|terrean Waggon in rear of the auction room, is in daily operation. Li

ikenesses taken Instructions given Dagi:errvau c^mslantly on hand and for

R. 4 R. CORKER, ^e- HlKDS, DigucrrwtypUt. Xor. 16, iB53-49 tf

BFTlnhtr «5*referr*afe Jj t»e wetMcnnwu Ca-'

her fixture*. Also, one ramt

year* old. The mare it a rplendid animal, is rood pftrfct. work* welf «M ride* well.' Thfr nropertf is left with ate to be old on rery rea»o«aMe _t£rm*, £. 8* WOLFS.

Dec.

n.tesj-i ti

,*va iWtice.

O*ow3!«*r

BJZ.

.Mm

cation to Albert La age. Aodiuv vigo county. taihai, ta)im» tone certificate 1««S, 4 a»S I3.ia Mction ft, tm t£ »#a of 8 we*t,iB ttea «T the eri^taal, which Klon.

SAMUEL I1ICKEHS05

THre-Haare. Oec.e2. t'Sa-S-Sw pdttjnr^

rpjtAS—Of ail fcmd*. sad of the beat flavor, for uh -h CidtB. COHKEE.

PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD, 1* JFotiee to Eastern Travelers.

CONTINUOUS Railroad from Cincinnati, Cleye land, Wooster, Masilllon, Alliance, O.. and Chic*G** Ill-i to PtdladelphU, via Pennaylvania Railroad, rrom:Pittsburg to PSiladeiphia. I'hfetica from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, in 37 hours.

Cleveland to 96 Pittsburg to W

the ahortcrt and qitickeat Route flrom the Great Vcat to the Atlantic Cities. Faxe through by Sailroad from Philadelphia to yittohargh.. $9 SO

Ma*illlon...... ......... 10 CO V^ieveland, 10 ^"Mansfield and Crestline.....*.......... 11 00

Colurabu*,..... IS 65 Toledo........ 13 00 Cincinnati,(*i» Crestline.)......... 15 00 Chicago, (via Alichiran Southern R. R. 18 So To Chicago, Waukefien, Kenosha, Illinois Kacine, Mitwauke, Shehcjcaa, Wisconsin, via Detroit ana Michigan Central Railroad. 318 l0.

Ticket!from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, or Baltimore, by Railroad, can be purchased of P. W. St**-

dck,

Total .. Dollam 401,474 S3 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

Ticket Agent, Cincinnati. And by the Steam Packet Line to Pittiburp, and thence by Railroad to Philadelphia, from the Captains on board, and from Cleveland via Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, of D. Horton. ticket, agent at tha Biddeil House, Cleveland, Ohio.

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

NOTICE.—In case ofloss, the Company will hold themoelves responsible fur personal baggage only, and for an amount not exceeding 3100

THOMAS MOORK.

A Patstnrer Jtgent, PAila*. J. mesrimkn.

f' rat sender Agtnt Pittsburg.

-March lfi. 1R33-14 tyr

BOSTON LEATHER ST0SE! SIGN OF THE LAST. No. 3, Warren's Block, National Road Street,

TERBE-IIUTE, IND.

NEW STOKE—NEwllOODSP

a. KERKHOFF & CO.,

RESPECTFULLY

inform their friends, that

they have removed into No. 3, Warren's Block. "They keep now constantly for sale in this fine and spacious store-room, a new, larpe arid well selected stock of all kinds of goods belonging, to their line, viz: Spanish, Buffalo Tanned and Cincinnati Sole, Band, Upper, Bridle, Harness, Skirting, Collar and Split

Soy. 30, 1853-51 *tf

One first rate and highly finished Chronometer, several ruby jeweled—IB carats Levers in Hunter cages, Pttent Levers with Gold faces also, English Dial Patent Levers, 19jewelcd, 18 carat cases Hunter style Silver do. Detachud Levers, full ruby jeweled

TM ...

LeathVr, Patent, French and Philadelphia Calf

aft3 Jtij'v Skins, Lining,^ Binding Sheep

Having adopted the principle of only selling for cash, and buying also for cash in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell at lower prices than any of their competitors. SHOEMAKERS AXD SADDLERS. Are particularly requested to examine our Stock aud Pripes. before buying elsewhere.

HIDES, FUR, WOOL.

The highest cash price is paid for any quantity of Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Pur and Wool. ...

Tlie Cheap Cash Store. so %J. F. MICK,

S I.- -V?1?•&"/

We would also call attention to our LARGE STOCK OF GOLD JEWELRY, consisting of all the latest, and most desirable styles to be found, all of which, we warrant GOOD GOLD4 or the purchase money refunded- Our stock of

YANKEE JOTIOXS

thfi largest to be found in this city, fttid'we would say ttfPedlars, Country Merchants and others, that we are prepared to sell them any thins: in this line at

EASTERN WHOLESALE PRICES. OCT Don't forget the door, ,at Potter's Old Stand, East side of the Public Square.

J. F. MICK.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 30, 1853-51 -tf

DOUBLE RECTIFIED

P. T. HULMAN informs his old friends and the public generally, that

through a long experience in the business and after having fixed his rectifying concern, in his New Store Boom, on a large scale, and after an entirely new and most perfect principle,, he intends anil shall now be able to furnish the best

DOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISKY, Which has ever been sold in this market. It is decidedly the most pleasant, purest and best rectified Whisky, which wasever made, and will excel the best ever brought on here from Cincinnati or any oth^f place. .All tlvose who wish, to get the best really Double Rectified Wli{sty will please call and let the rifticle speak fo'r itself.

No. 5, WARREN'S BLOCK,

Oct. 26, lS53-46-tf Terre-Haute, Ind.

The subscriber having removed to the No 1 four-story brick store in the Warren Block, is now prepared to •how the best Stock of Hard ware

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

Shelf

jthd Heavt Goods, that it is impossible to ennmerate. Tin Plate, Sheet-Iron, Copper, Wire, Block

Tin, .QnvilL Vises and Bellows, always on hand. I have a most complete assortment of--

Building Materials. Carpenters' Tools, Cabinet Trimmings. Shoe f'liidings. and Leather of all kinds.

During the coming season, I shall keep 0 tf&tid a large stock of Fine Doors and Window Sash, from bv 10 to 10 by 16. la, Saddlery ana Carriage Trimmings. 1 deal -very largely, an tit can offer the best of bargains in that line..

Cordage and C01T Chain of all sizes, Paint* Oil*, Window Glass, Nails, Spikes, and Mill and other Saws. I keep a large stock if Remington's Rifle Barrels, and Gun Trnni&ings gCTerallv, and GlTNS HEADY-MADE

FA EKS' TOOLS

'^'T shall keep an eye partfcfilarlyto tB^fc farmer's wants, ,atid.ttever fail tofiive a good Shovel Spadi. Fork. Scythe. Cradle. Axe. or any otllw Toil to sell him,«t a very rea«on able profit., HaViog now Store and Iron

Room fitted up expreesly for the Hardware business, and excelling anv other store-hOuse of tie kind fli the city. I shall be able to* show to rtrttth' better advantage Chan tereto-

Tmrn-mMe,!?ov.26,1853-51-tf

SASH. DOOBS and BLTSDS,

MADE

to order at U*e Bonder's Depoc January tt. G- W\ SHAFFER.

Dei. GkBOO-HEGAJN&i

EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

For yap Scrofula, and all Im-

epsia, paHties of the Blood.

THISpartsof

truin. It is Prescribed by Physicians, •swill bq seen by reference to tbe Circular and by the aecotnpanyiug ccrtifleate.

Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyaroplper 1* quick in its action, the firat bottle often producing wonderful results, aa in tbe case or the negro eirl of Mra. Simmons'*, uf Louisville, who Was relieved of

BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK!! In short it has excited the Wonder and admiration of all who have used It, and wherever known stanUs at tho head of all remedies to* the following dUeaaca: Dvanepaia, Scrofula. White Swelling, Mesenteric "Diaeaaes or Negro Consumption, Scurvy.rbronic

1 -1 pure blood and badhabitof System, -.

»PP,nP«

Deer Skins, Tampico and French

Men an ft ndies' Morocco.

S O E I S A general assortment of Shoe Findings will at all times be.,found at their establishment, as Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Clamps, Crimps, Pegs, Laces, Galloons, Boot-web, all kinds ol Shoemaker's Tools, etc., etc.

\TTOULD respectfully call the attention of VV the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, to his new and magnificent Stock of

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

Now being opetid in the room lately occupied by S. H. Potter, East side of the Public Square, where he is selling Goods of every description of the most superior and elegant qualities, at rices far belotv anything ever offered iu this tate before.

His stock of Goods are entirely new, having just been purchased expressly for the Fall and Winter trade of this place, and will be found well adapted to the wants and tastes of this community,, aud shall be emphatically the cheapest stock o'f the seasoh. Our stock of 0 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 jer cent, on cost.

In case of obstruction of Navigation by ic* or

watkr,

RATEg QF FREIG

can be, ai Is sho^rn by the fact that the recipe is pub-! Member of the Roynl CoIIprc of Mirgeonjj, Tondon. lished: and accompanies.each bottle of the medicine.! fj*d«ate from .ono pf the most fcolWges of thus exonerating Tt from the charge of beings noa-

Khcumatisra, Gout. NeuralgiS Sores. Ulcers aud all Cutaneous or Skin Disease*, all Benal or Kiduey afTectiona, all female ,. irregularities and obstructions,

Mercurial Diseases, Second*ry Syphilis, General Debllity. and all disorders 1 sriaing from im-

...:

FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, This remedy ?Unls unrivalled. Its effects arc wonderful. It is a slight stimulant and powerful tonic and alterative.

As a beautifier of the complexion, in the cure of pimples and btotches, in producing a clearhd beautiful akin, it is a much more safe and surer remedy than all the cosmetics and lotions in existence. Try it, and you you will never regret it. Do not lose confidence if it should seem at fir*t to iucrease the disease—tlie general effect of the medicine being to drive all impurities to the surface, and by that means out of tbe syitcm.

Hardknsborq, Ky., Oct 6? 1851.

Dr. A. E. Goohegan—Dear Sir—I have examined your reciic fur Compound Fluid "Extract of Hydropl* per, for the cure of Scrofula in all its ronns,,and oilier chronic affections, vis Female Weakness, Rheumatism, sc. Having prescribed, and watched-its effects in many rases of the above diseases, and ha,viug always found it effectual, I moat cheerfully recommend it to the afflictcd as tho best alterative and tonic I have ever used—altogether superior to Sarsaparill., .ud or 1U »»rt-w,nFniI,D|

Price—$1,00 per bottle—0 bottles for ®5,00 when all taken at one time. KAYMOND & PATTEN,

Sole Agents, JSo. 74, Fourth street, Louisville, Kentucky. -^To whom all orders should be addressed. For sale in Terre-Haute, by J. K. Cunii«ouam, »nd*by Druggists and Medicine dealers generally.

Deo 14, 18o3-l-to May 17,1854.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THIS ROAD BEING NOW COMPLETE, IT OPENS A COMMUNICATION BETWEEN Pittsburg and Philadelphia, or Pittsburg and

Baltimore.

which Freight from the Wost can reach an __

Eastern Market quicker and cheaper than by any of the present rival routes: they connect with the daily Packcts at Pittsburg, from St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the different points on the western waters: also, with the Cleveland and Plttsburp Hallroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburg.

jmnI

Oars run through between PITTRBLRGand PHILADELPHIA without transhipment of treight, an advantage that can be appreciatedby all shippers.

low

freights westward can be forwarded from Pittsboro to Cincinnati, or towns in the intenor by Railroad.

HT.r

Between Pittsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore 1st CLASS—WINTER RATES—90 Cts. per 100 lbs. Dry Goods in Boxes. Boots. Shoes and Hats Carpeting. Furs Feathers Pianos Foreign Liquors, dec. 2d CLASf—WINTER RATES—75 cts. perlOO lbs. Book* and Stationery Buffalo Bear and Deer Skins Dried Fruits Dry Goods in bales Drugs and Medicines Groceries,'except coffee,J Grsss, Seeds, Hardware Oil-cloth Wool Whiskey, (Westward.) &c. 3d CLASS—WINTER RAJES-05 cts. per 100 lbs.— Apples Bacon and Pork in bulk Blgging Butter (lalted,) Hog's Hair Hemp and Flax Soap Tin, Ac. 4th CLASS—WINTER RATES—50 cts. per 100 lbs. —Alcohol Bacon Beef and Pork, packed Candles and Cheese (Eastward,) Coffee Fish Lard and Larr Oil Tobacco, Leat or Manufactured, (Eastward,) Tallow: Whisky, (Eastward,) &c.

Cotton and Flour,' at special rate* on application to the Superintendent..General Freight AgeiU, or the Freight Aeent at Pltuburgh.^ T|

W Freight Agertt, Pitttbnrg. E. J. SNEEDEH,

rrd ^Fr®GRSw'& K00!srs*.,fl wm err

Freight Agent, Xo. 7 tVfet it., JV. Y. H. H. HOUSTON, Oen. Freight Agent, Philn.

March 16, 18fl3-14-lyr

OBERTp' HAIR REGENERATOR—An arJA- tide jn whjcl wash is beautifully cate, sill^y and glossy mixture for the Hdxr never before attained.

which,a cleansing and purifying itifully blended with a mostdfli-

MORE TESTIMONY UNSOLICITED Read the following extract from aletter |\ifct received Irorn F. S. Faivre a merchant of Shelbyville.

Shelbtville, Ini., Oct. 22,1853.

Your Hair Regenerator supercedes ayy article of tbe kind that has ever been brought to this place.. I have 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, P. J. FAJVJIE.

Read this ye bald head sScptics and then purchase some of the Hair Kegenet'ator and give it a fair trial. Six bottles Well'put on according to directions will give you a fine head a

READ.the following attesting to its Wonder-

ful efficacy it restoring the Hair on Baip Malu

Mr. W. W. Roberts:—I do certify that I have been bald headed for ten years and your Hair Regenerator.has brought the hair out on n.y head' as thick as it ever was.

Respectfully yours, JOHN BUCK. Dablisgtox, Isd., Oct. 6th, 1853. Mr. W. .W. Roberts:—I hereby certify that I have been bald headed for se$e» years and yoor Hair Regenerator is blunging out the hair on mr head all thick.

Yours respectfuHy,"f JACOB CROOK. The above are only a sample of the letters daily receiving arirf ougfit to satisfv the most incredulous that Roberts' Hair Regenerator is just what it- is reiommetfded to be, and not & Humbug as has been falsely Asserted.

Try it. Price twenty -five cents. For sale by Agents in everv towo in theState. Prepared by V. ROBERTS. Indianapolis.

J. R. CUNI50H AM, Agent for Terre-Haute. Hov. 23*18S3-50-3ra

H0TICE.

ISkeeping

hkeby given, that sealed proposals for the of tbe poor of Vigo county, Ii di ana, for one vear from the first of March iK-xt will be rwefved at the Anditor's office in Ter¥e^Haate. tinttl Monday, tbe 6th of February, 185-t.at 10-o'cfock, A. M.

Bids will be r«c«*vel for thekeeping of both th® resident and transientpa-ipprs, and for the keeoing of th? resident, pamper* alnAe.

The rents *ndt profits of the Poor House Farm. east»f Terre Eaote, will constitute part of the consideration for keeping the poor, and bidders are expected (o *tat£ wha:t amount of money they requir^ 'tf addition to those rents and profits.

Thi proposals nynstbe acconrpanied by the nanifs ojf responsible jwrsons. as securities for the faithful performance of the contract.

A. LANCE. Auditor.

Ttfrt Hante, JM. fl, '54-5 to-feb-6

RA1III5R—APies^stttw

ca** of seedless Kalrins. saiubte for

cakes aad It, & K. COBlfEB, Oee.91-tr

:&6^'^^^t.^»i- S£-,, .-: .-•L. .- ., d» S:

BALT1M0KE LUCK HUSm AL.

Y^rHKJRE maybeobuinedtUe most spccA^RjSi^T

SECRET 1)ISEASKS.,, ^btmorrhffs, feieeti. Strtctbfes, Pfniinst Wean'f. pains in the Lions, .AJIections of the Kidneys und all those peculiar affections j^sijyt from

,s»o hsi-..lUru,

particularly the youth of b«lh ie-tes. which, if not curt-ti. produce (.os*riTVTt««*i. J'tsiwrt.'freBdfrH Makkiaok iMrossmUE, and in the end, drsiro)i4 both Minn and Boor.

YowrxzK.-,

Especially, ^vho have become vic^iro^.pf solilary Vice.'ithat dreadful ami dcjTifictiTe ha_Mi, Whfcn .innuall stve.ps to an uniimvly graYe(ltliatis»iid?of young nie^ ot the most exalted tAltnU and briliani iniell'ct, whoinight othrrwist* have •ntriacWJJstcniftg S^natf with thft thendera of eloi|»aure. or,waked jtp ecuaty the living lyre, m*v call with full confiaette.l

MARRlAOR

Marrifjd person*, on itios* contem^iUi'as n^miacS, beinjt aware 0.1 physical \vrskB*»*,*h»nlu,iminedl*tely conduit Dr. J. and be rest»ii*d 10 health.

DR. J0H56T0-N.

Ofiicr, No. T. SOOTH FR-KDEJKICX ST„,TtJ» dopr from Baltimore .«tr«,et. F.ast s}»ie,up Ine Sltp*. TCP Be parxlrulnr iii obeervis* ike nxxit aad H«M-

sbx.or

vegetable remedy which is now spreading to all the couutry, prepared by a graduate of one of the first lUedical Schools In the west, a physician of high Hanging in his profession, and as much opposed {0 empiricism or quackery as any one •.. "¥"A*u

yon willJiiistske the place. 1

A CURE WARRAMTED 1IC A ttif DAYS.

Take

BY ONE OF THE FACULTY.

^.oT{cc.-rDr. JohnftonV OKee i» tn hi* dweftine, up tkt strpHis very extrusive is a sufficient c^arantee that he is'the oaly prtper Physician to apply to. •, ..

h"1 »d

DJR. JOHNSTON,

the Lnited States aud,the greater fait of whose. lu« has beeu spent the Hospital* o! l.uudon/Piris,'Philadelphia, and elsewhere^hasnfluctrdsoiac «f aaosi astonishing curcs that wrreevcrkMvwu... .troubled with ringing in the ears and Hff-id when asfeepv great nervousne»A, helug,alarmed at su^il^ sp^nd*, andbashfUlliess, vi ith frrqeutblushijis, attvndwl times with derangement of luiud, wt*e eMmfvsvaifdlately.

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the misguided anditnpmdeut voiary of Measure finds he lias imbibed the seeds of this dlssa,^ kt too often happens tlvst an ill-timed feMcof.fliafil#. or dread of discoverv, deters him froth aj{»Jyi»r io fnos* Who, flrom educfttlnn and respectability,c«a alfca*.befriend him. delavii)^ -until the constitational symptoms of this horrid disease make thelnr tppeiWjree. such as ulcerated ?qre throat, diseased uom«s^«ocIScnal pains iu thoad andjimbs, dimness of slghf^ neafness, nodes on the skin, bones and arms, blstsiep oa the head, face and oxtreinetirs, progress o»,. with frightful rapidity, tin at last the palate of the meutn or the bones of the nose, fall in, and tho victim fSt.thie awrol disease beconi'ca a horrid object of toanniseration, till death puts a period to his dreadful miferl'rigx by sending him to th^t '{bourne Whence 1^0 v»felcr returns." To such, therefore. Dr.

Jounston

Skin diseases speedly cured. OFFicb, Jv«. r, SOUTH PRktr.htck St.,

jIi.'::."

HAVE.^ow

Freight Agent, Baltimore. JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT,.

1 Haltimorb, MAKYI/AAD, I

r* All letter* muit br Pott-paid. JTn 71 r' The remedies can be sent to any part Of tfie United States.

Jan. 4,1834-4 lyr .t

-Mi

THE

*UllLLiN

A very large and complete stock of

Hkada: nig ^nd bir Tin, tinned Copper, Sheet Iron, ^DAatrxoros.ISD., ?ct ?, 1P53. \yfre,

'4^ Pll

pledgss

himself to observe the most.inviolable sccT^ey and, ftom his exteusive ppftcUct!J in the first liQspi^alf Knropfe aud America, he enn confidently recommend a safe and speedy cure tft the unfortunate victim of Ihls horrid dissease. It iq.a nic.lnnvholy faut,.thsi thousands fall victims to (his horrid disease,"owing t"h« unskillfuluess of those who, by the use of thql Curtly poison, mercury, rsin the cou*}it,ution, and .e^her send the unfortunate s'uflWer to an untimely grave," 01 else make the rcoiduq of his lire miserable. 1 4

TAKE PARTICULAR K0vn6ji Young men who have injured themselves by rejtaiu practice indulged'vIjq .iVhnp nlone—s liabit

constituti6w/Cl DEnaiff.

Dr. J. addresses young men, aid all Whdiftaife Injured themHelves by private aud improper indulgences. These are some of the sad and melancholy effect* producetl by early habits of youth,

yJi:

|*p-

quently learned from evil companions, or at school— the effects of which are rightly Jbff.'cveii when asleep, and if not cured, rendurs ii|arviage impossible, and destroys both ti.iud and fcoffy.

What a pity a young max, the ho'ite of lifs ^itiAtry, and the darling of hi» parent*, should he *nat«htfd from all prospects and enjoyments of life by the cm»»equences of deviating ftoiK the path of nature, snd Indulging In a certain secrct habit. Such person*, he fore contemplating .r* 5

MARRIAGE.

should reflect that a sound1 mind #ntt bod'* are the most liecessary requisites to prumotc conuuhlsl Jisppines*. Indeed, without the^e, the journey through life bccomcs a weary pilgrfraige, the prospect hourly darkens to the view—'tl)P miwl becomes shadowed with despair, and tilled wfth the melancholy' X'imWtion, that the happinc«ri of another become* blighted with our own.

W^a,liiess of

the Back and Limbs, pnlus in4 the iieod,, ijimncis of Sight, Lo«s of Muscular Power, J'alpitsfjon of ths Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Jrrt.tabllity.iVr|A^p«nieiits of tho Digestive Functions, General Debility .'Symptoms of Consumption. Ac. 'i

Mbntam.y.—The

fearfuleffccts on the mlnfl ar,e much

to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity. «r».. arc some of the evils produced.

TnotfflANDs of persons,, of .all Ages, cointvow lAilge what is the cause of their decline 111 health.. Luring their vigor, becoming weak, pale and eta a ol« tea, have a singular Appearance about lh# cyps, C.ougn.and syonptoms of Consumption. This remedy ha* restored hundreds to health after every other mean* have fa'ileA.

MARRtta PsRS0Na,0r ihose contemplating,marriage, being aware of physical weakness, should immediate* ly consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect health. 9

All Surgical operation* performed. N. B.—Let no false delicacy prevent you, but A^ply immediately, either personally or by lettor.

!i 1

HARDWARE

A W.»^

P'OTWIN iUIlNAl\r-i

Jcrcd

iu store .one of the largfst, And

toik of iu

a? they believe, the most, perfect ptoik of every description of Hardware ever.0 the Wabash Valley.

One of the partners spent, Revpfail weMis in the eastern cities, and among the manufacture ers, laying in stoc&.and they are now prepared to supply Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, and all others, with jjood and cheap goods.

A verj- few articles only aro en 11 merited^•*

I Building JVIaterials In Hardware) of every (iescription. WINDOW GLASS and 0A8H, Blftctr'srrift/i '«L, Cabinet-Makers', Tinners', Curriers', Gunsmiths!, Coopers', Carpenters' and Shoemakers' materials and tools.

Carriage-jV^akers' Materials, Such as Felloes, Hubbs, Spokes, Shaft*. Bows, ri-i 1 .-.il.i 1 Poles, Patent and Enameled Leath^f and Cloths of superior make, Laces, Fringes, Cloths, Pamash, Ac.. Nails. Handles, Hinges, Close and Open Bands, Patent Axles, Springs made from English spriqg steel, Tassels Stub joints, tc. Our stock of

a ^»^Saddlery Hardware* is. large and very complete. Harness, Bridle, Skirtifigand Pad Skins^ Trimmings, Gc.,Sole, Upper, Calf and Morocco-Skins aud Linings*

Our istoick of Shelf Hardware tslffta^ally larfje eLud desirable, embracing almost every thing in that line also, Guns, Pistols, Flasks, Caps, Powder, fec.

A general stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes. Looking-Olasses and Lootdng-Glats Plates. Floor Oiled Cloths, Cordage, Twin^, Door

Sprirt!r)

^xles, Tin Plate, Sheet Zinc,

Ijirets, Ac.

jRt "jv

Iron of every description, Sterl, Spring and Plow Steel, Nails Tface.Log. Coil, Stage and Halter Chains, Ac. Ames' and other Shovels, Spades, Forks, Pump Curbs and Cranks, Chain Tubeing and-lron Sinks, Griudstones, Bird Cat 'cs, Lamps. Globes, Ac.

We irfviiti the attention of mercfiafttA wl/o wish to recruit their stofik. Terre-Haute, Nov. 23,1843-50-tf I

Notice

Q,S

the 31st d»? of March. 18.VI, we wftl dppty to the Auditor of Vigo county. Icdwuia, for tbe issuinf of certificates of purchase for lotsffg *n(J W, in section 16, town 12. range 9, in Hfetr of tbe 0riftiiitfl, which were tost whereof all persons interested will take notire. .. I!UMAHTO,N 6l GflffiWOLD.

Terre-Hante,Iec.23,1W3-3-3W

:rTt—:—

SlWGlLL & FSWOBDSr

Isiteartinc fijmraission Ulnctats, ASS GENERAL PRODUCE D£AL£^£, So, 49* Wafer Street.

Repm»enU?iT bv Waason A Co. Nov S3,imto-it .Ji"\

p!~T._HtTLMAli, WROiSSALE niAtER TSf AtL #f*M OT Groceries, Wines & Liquors*,

T03ACC0, NAILS, Etc., Etc.

xo,' Si Warrm'* Block.

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIAN A. Oft.26 1853-46-tf

For SaW

THE

§trck

and Fixtures, tt%

"Murdtt

Hit Store," wilt be sold *t a great sacrifice—much below the cost tn New Ybri.— There is a lease for five yearg upon the building. and insurance on tbe stock at $5,000.

O" For particulars mature of Melville 4r Co at tbe Store, or It. W Tnemptmn. Jan. 20,1654d4t

tl'v

——-—.|.i. -.vi.vi.'.v,'lU'"••••

i. COWOltt. A- SWOKM.

WlfEEM.Vc, VAA