Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1854 — Page 3

fiFWlISrn from the PraMe CSty that Mr. O'Rourke, an aged Irisli&aii, fell dead, on jpaturday night, while going tfcf the rit er, with a wheelbarrow, for wood

loft Caloric ship, Ericssonf%as

to?

bell

hauled out of her berth, and lay fit an thor, last week, in North River. The tri ai trip

to.be made this week. Great

interest is felt for the result.

ID" Martin Koszta has been taken under the care of some daguerreotypists in New York, by the name of Me^de. They intend to teach him the art, gratis, and supply him with apparatus to travel through

O* Congress has passed a bill, making Quincy, Illinois, a port of delivery. The object is to facilitate the transportation of railroad iron, large quantities of which will be landed at that point for the Various roads in 'a,* i£-, the vicinity. $«$*tfife

''M

ID" The White Riter bridge is finished, and the cars make regular trips between Evansrille and Vincennes.

U» The National Democrat goes against the Maine Law, because Horace Greely is for it. That is probably the strongest argument the Democrat can finch?

MJ*

(£7- The Ohio Penitentiary contains 558 convicts, nine-tenths of whom were sent there by means of intoxicating drink msmmmmMWj-

icy The Maine Legislature is still "hung up," not being able to transact any business, for want of a quorum in the Senate, and cooperation between the two houses to fill vacancies*^i}^:«

su,v

tS V.

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.—We understand, from Washington, that the Senate Pacific railroad committee have determined to report in favor of three lines one through Texas to San Diego,, another from the Missouri line near the"mouth of Arkansas, and the third from the west end ofliake Superior to the mouth of the Columbia. with a fork terminating at Puget's Sound.—

Madison Banner.

U* A drove of between five and six hundred sheep, mostly Spanish Merinos, with a few Suuthdowns, passed through town yester day, bound for Grand Prairie, Illinois,. They were forty ono days from Washington county Ohio.

O* The thermometer stood at 60° above zero, yesterdnv at 4 o'clock in the open air, in the shade.

i£j~ The temperance meeting at tho Court House, lasi evening, was well attended and •well addressed. We will give place to a more extended notice in our next.

RETORT.—'"If

TiisfeWRECK of the Grent Republic presents .singular spectacle, disclosed by (he partial removal of her car^o. There were'three large bins of gram between decks—one forward and two aft, and in cousequencc of the swelling of ihe grain the deck-timbers are lifted up some 18 inches, and at least one or two of them broken off: knees are wrenched from their bolls, and oilier damage done. -V. Y. Journal Commerce.

EFFECTS OF TUB ERIE DISTUBBAN

CESj-rThe Ohio papers state that the farmers have lost full forty cents per cwt. upon their pork in the fall of price during the railroad riot at Erie. It is generally supposed that the Ohio farmers arc not very friendly to those who have occasioned them this loss.— At last accounts about twenty thousand hogs remaii\e4,ajLYe, Cleveland., l* ,(-«««»•

MILLIONAIRE

GoxnJ^At New

Orleans, on the ISth, a Mr. Turo, a prominciit citizen, died. His fortune is estimated at a million to a million and a half and it is reported that the bulk of it is given to various benevolent institutions of the city of New Orleans.

S85P5S.. i*

VISIT TO MRS. POLK.—The

The Louisville Democrat speaks sensibly of things in that city. It says:

"It is best not to brag too soon. Our trade is growing very rapidly, but Would increase at a far greater ratio if some of our capitalists and mechanics would exert themselves and set up aJew hundred manufactories of all kuifc&i We shall neveir be a great pio* pie until we do."

4 ANMRAL DACRKS.—The

The Washington corfespdiiaiat of

the Baltimore Patriot in speaking of

the Washinglon .Union, the Missouri,

compromise, Judge Douglas' Nebras-.

ka bill, and the adnihmtration siys:

The Union's leader, under ihe caption "Missouri Compromise*" will, attract general attention. The, editor has no faith in the declarfitibn df letter writers to Baltimore and other papers, that Gen. Cass intends to propose an amendment to

Judge Douglas* Nebras

ka bill and providing for the repeal of the Missouri act of 1S20, but if the General were required, the editor is not prepared to say that he would not vote the Missouri compromise "null and void." The Union thinks that act was unconstitutional, and in conflict

WITIIOUT A PARALI-EL.-The

PTITPITHPH

A decision of great importance is contained in the Bankers' Magazine, in which the right of trustees to invest trust funds in bank stock is denied. Further, that a trustee can protect himself frdm risk only when he invests his trust funds in real estate or government securities, or invests by order of

lbe

I were so unlucky,"

said an officer, "as to have a stupid son, I would certainly, by till means, make him a parson." A clergyman, who was in the company, calmly re plied," You think differently,sir, from your lather." y. j,

court.

BELGIUM.—The

mem

bers of the Legislaiure of Tennessee, on the 5id instant, called upon Mrs. James K. Polk, at her residence in Nashville, and, it is stated, were received with that courtesy, grace and hospitality for which this excellent lady i$ sQ^distinguished.

"*Vt«3S»

death of

this distinguished English officer is irecent ly announced in the English papers. He commanded theGurrierc in her memorable encounter wifli the ConstUuHon? where the brave Hull, then a young man, so gallantly defended the flag of his country.

The Supreme Court of Iowa, at' its ttcent session, decided the Liquor Law of that State to be constitutional. The defendants in the case were indicted for selling liquor by the glass.

Young Soule went upon the ground to fight nis famous duel attended by six carraige loads of Americans, about all who were in Madrid. A ^'lglb-1'

iiinM MARBIEDjn In this city, by Rev. D. TATLOR. at the re«j denceof Mr'Cnu.PS. Jan. 25th, Mr. R. 0.NIXON, of Montgomery coontv, Ind., to Miss LUCINDA PILLSBURY, of'Terre-Haute.

c: In this citT. on Satnrdav tho 2^:h ult, MrR.

CATHARINE OWEN'S,

with Congressional non-intervention, jtomers with greater satisfaction. but, fearing agitation, doubts the wis- ,nrit*,u' customers andallwantmg .9 .ii t, to buy good* to cgll on us. as vre are determindom Ot repealing the law. it is there- led to offer our stock upon advantageous terms, fore opposed to the amendments sub- Wp will pay Cash or Trade, for Glover, Tirnomitted by

Senators Sumner and Dixon,

,,T

,, R»

while the amount raised lor all Other jFarm, east of Terre-Haufe, will constitute part. city expenses is only $870,000. The t^e consideration for keeping the poor, and tmnnrit

fnr initriiftinn in thp

amount expended lor instruction the

last year, was $4 50 for each child five and fifteen years of age in the State. This is unquestionably the best commentary, ever afforded, upon Boston influence if there be any city out of Massachusetts which touches the outer edge of the shadow of an approach to it, we know not where it isg-PVor-cester JEgis.

imL

^FRANCE.—At the customary New Year's levee, the Emperor Napoleon addressed the ambassadors, hoping they would be able to retain the relations existing between France and their government, and assured the Ottoman ambassador of his good wishes, sympathy, and efforts for Turkey.

The Times correspondent reports 70,000 Frenchmen ready for ,tj[ie T^i kish camp when required.

The War Department states that the number of men availablefor the army, in the event of a general war, is a quarter of a million for land service. "The current rumor in the political world is that the Czar continues to tempt Napoleon to desert English alliance, and offers to consent to the French annexation of Belgium and Egypt, the Czar promising also to abandon the Bourbon causfc. j|

Yours Rvspectfullr, HIRAM jOSTCHtTM, Jr.

TCP Myers' Extract of Rock Rose, for «lc by Dr. WirL.M*«A?i.TerTe*n»ute, *nd Dnspgist* generally. tvhei« pwnphlpts. «&t,, max bud gfalis.

Feb. I,

Term-Haute, Jan. 30, lS54-d«fcw-3t

TffEW A BASWSTOITE REMOVED UPhTOWV IPPLE fc FOOTE have just removed ito

SO.

\V AIIIIE"* 'S

»od' are now offering a superior stock of Goods at Low, Prices: Oar stock is of greater extent And variety than heretofore.ao mu^b so, that we canonly enamerfcte a few oftlie leading articles

ALL

King has decrecd a

total suspension of irhport duties on coal until further notice!. nv Sweden, and Denmark issued ii (Circular declaring their rieu'trality,- come what mav. ,,

relict of ALEXANDER

OWENS, of Bloomington. aged

years.

In his funeral discourse, the minister said: "Her hands counted the money that bought the town of Terre-Hautc."—[Communicated

SCROFULA.

.f.

OFFICE

HIRAM Krrcnrv,

ESQ..)

31 "Wall St., New York, Nov. 19,'51. MR. A. B. L. MTKRS—Dear "Sir: This will certify that I have sufiVred during the pastyear with a Scrofulous Affection of the eyes, causing much pain, and resisting all efforts of cure, having tried many prescriptions, and taken a royagc at sea, in hope of recovering my health, but all to no effect. I was persuaded by a friend, to mako trial of your Extract of Rock Rose, from which I have experienced great relief. It produces a most happy effect in driving the humors to the surface, and then gradually disappearing. Conscious of tho un*: surpassing excellence of your medicine for all impurities of the blood, I cheerfully submit the above to the consideration of the afflicted.

T-

Xp® Dr. fijflfa'et of Hyiroptpef f» pur?1r vegetable, pleasant to take,perfectly barmle**. •nd will cure without fail. Scrotal*. Dyspepsia. *U tmintriuca of the blood* aad bad habit of system. i* c«ot it all teaaona. Sc« «ttcttit«aeiit

Lasi Call But One., A ND that will be made by th« Constable or A Sheriff, unless persofft" come and settle ftpd pay. as I must have money to par my debts. 1 am closing wy Books,"and offer my Gwds in part, or whole, at reduced prices, cr Call and see many goods sold at cost.

A LL MeTt)»andi5e, At., amVinrfrtiai Etima ville by R*«lroad, entrusted to our cane.

ing

ville by Railroad, entrusted will receive prompt attention, ami the otr«er» inmiediatetv apprr-e«3l of receipt of same.

W. E RRUWSE CO

Viacma«», Jan. Feb. 1, k3444lv

GIN ATI STORE. J. B.

x.riovrtcit

"WJHOLFSALE dfealer in all kindsof firooerie*, Liqaor*, Tobacoa, and Vaijb, Ufaum jfifw, 3d door from th* HVsf corner.

TKURE-HAUTE. IKDIANA.

J«iaaary 5©,

BeeWt Extra Extra.

ALL

MM'Iand

and BOY'S

atyl«Silk Hats, also Mn

Muslins, Prints, Dress Goods, for thd season, Men's Woolen Wear. Flannels. Blanketn.Sliawla We»t to the Atlantic Cities. Wool and -Back Gloves and Mites, Hosiery,

Notions, &c. Boots and Shoes, for men^.wpmen and chii dren, in great variety.

Hats—Wool and Fur, for men and boys. Caps—Plnsh, Cloth, Ac. Groceries—Coffeer, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Dye Sjtuffs. Ac. ,r

Leather—Upper and Sole."

Queenswarfe, Glassware and Willow-ware, ALSO, I5GBAI5 AND VEWIXIAIf CARPETS.

Having one of the largest and best constructed rooms in the city, we are enabled to show goods ttf better advantage and wait upon cus-

thK' FlaxseecIr

Judge Douglas Nebraska bill, without, WARRFV Biocs material amendments an administration measure. This is an indisputable, or as the learned. Attorney General would say, "a fixed fact." -®^8-

Kemcmber the WABASH STORE. r«o. 2,

Jan. 17 1^54-dtf

NOTICE.

ISkeeping

hereby given, that sealed proposals for the of the poor of Vigo county. Indiana, for one year from the first of March next,

yg-%*- will be received at the Auditor's office in Ter*

amount

MunAa-vfthe

I 1SO4, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

nvested in school houses in ijoston, IS Bids will be received for the keeping of both $1,500,000. The yearly appropria- the resident and transient paupers, and for the tions for education are $1,200,000,! feeing of the resident paupers alone.

N XL

T"e

rents, and profits of the Poor House

biddersare

monejr th re

Juire

Terre Haute

A. LANGE, Auditor. .11, '54-5 to-feb-6

^*pHE regularly licensed and well established JL Auction Room of UA HINDS & ADAMS, east side of the Public Square, is now in receipt of a full and complete assortment of

Guns, Clooka. Watches, Jewelry, Cutlerly, and MOTIONS of every kind, at Wholesale or Retail.

O" Auction sales of Notions, every night. Furniture and Commission sales every Saturday at 2 o'clock, p. m.

Liberal advances on Consignments. £0^#

hf J. M. ADAMS, Auctioneer.

O* The Da^uerreau "Waggon in rear of the auction room, is in daily operation. Likenesses taken Instructions given Da guerreau stock constantly on hand, and for sale. JAME') E.IWDS, Dayuerreotypist.

Nov. 16, 1853-49-tf

J^EFTin my care for sale tlie well-known Canal boat, "Jacob 1). Ear ly," with all her fixtures. Also, one sorrel mare 7 years old. The mare in a splendid animal, in ?ood plight, work# well and rides well. This property is left with me to be sold on very reasonable trrma.

Dec. 14. IgSIM-tf

E. S. WOLFE

Notice

ONcation

the 31st day of March 185-1,1 will mftko*appli to Albert Lange, Auditor ol Vigo county Indiana, to issue tome a certificate oi purcnase foi loti) 3, 4 and 13. in section 1C, town 12. north of range 8 west, in lieu of the original, which is lost.

SAMUEL D1CK.ERSON.

Terre-H&ute. Dec. 2l^KKlw pdSl.OO

N otic 1 cV f-*."

PERSONS knowing themselves indebted by note, book account, or otherwise, to W. Stewart, Stewart fe Hro., Stewart fe Bell, or Stewart A Moselry, will please call-on the undersigned, at Livingston & Co.'s office, and pftv up, as tho books of the above concern MfJST NOW BE SETTLED ml'

JAMES LIVINGSTON.

Jan. 18, l?5't-6-4w

AT THE

tbf

CITi? GROCERY W O E S A E A N E A I

the 20th (to-day) January, 1S54, the subscriber will open in Terre-Haute, a branch of hid Wholesale Grocery in Cincinnati, where buvers will find choice selections of STAPLE and FAXCY OH OCERIES. which will be sold at Cincinnati prices with the addition of freiirht onlv.

Cr BOTH COUNTRY and CITY MERCHANTS can have bill-' of goods filled immediately at my store in Terre-Haute, or in five days from Cincinnati, in quantities to suit purchasers.

IT Families will save money by calling at the City Grocery, as I will offer them a fine assortment of fresh sroods at reduced prices. "Quick sales and small profits" is niv- motto.

Terms—Cash, or exchange for Produce. Remember the City Grocery, on National Road Street, three doors West of Second street, in Stewart's building, Terre-Haute. ., R- S. COX,

January 20-dtf

A E I A N

EXPRESS COMPANY. Offioe in Rosa's Block, West Side of the Public Square, TerreHaate, Indiana.

ERIC AN EXPRESS COMPANY are r\. prepared to transact the following branches of business:

FORWARDING OF PARCELS AND MERchandise .to and from all parts of the world. The"Collection of Debts, Claims, Legacies, Drafts. «fcc.. Specie, Bonds, and valuable Packages forwarded to every town or city in the United States, Canada's Great Britain, and Ireland.

OtTR EXPRESS leaves dailv (Sundays excepted.) at 7 p'clock, A. M., in charge of a Special Messenger.

All Packages going North, East. South or West, most be delivered at owr Office before 8 o'clock- the evening previous.

Shippers'of Goods with bills "fbr Collection on delivery of Goodst" mast give special Noticeat th«i Counter, and have the same inserted in their receipts.

Persons orderift? goods by Express, should be sure arf ha"*e th%iA marked "via Amtricttn EjH?r«w Company."

PROPSIET0R3: ...

LIVIKO'TOX,FAROO

& Co.. Buffalo, T'

WELLS, BWKA.FIELD.

Jan. SO, lSM-tf

& So., New Torfi-.

J. T. WINSLOW, Agent.

I.ofs fop Sale.

E. S. WOLFE.

AM aBthorisM to di)#po#e 6t th« Jioal Estate, on gobd ternus: Lot numltrr 308, on which is a good frame baildme and diat-'houi^o.'

Ah»». Lot$ number 294 and 296 Those JoTs are on Market Str«-e*,, three Mjoares from the couO-hbne, on whicf» is a fine family n»tdenee. ctimpb-CflV fitted jop, witS ooi-boiM-ings of good qmfitjr.

Al$o. Ut$ number 266 and 2S8, which are also improved.

I al^9 acre* of taad. erne mil^B*rtli

penrt

er of l5 toWn 12, rang# 3. dBw^iwtet* f_ mile «Hth of ihe drpot. are of a Urge «**, to-wii: l$6'f«i 3 inches trtr 87 ftfrt 6 inrfirt

d«a1 fou

THEJSE IOTA WI4S-BE«&ID O«»-»«R* IIBERAL TENOT

ny person wiping to porcha.-* any of tjw

OY'S abort kinds of pmperty, would do w«l

Wool and Fur Kosamh H«l#, Silk «««i bd«w porchase* elaevliMre. M.

Cloth Pln*h Cap#, aauiT Tarieties of styles, for el S N S Jtraoarr 36, l8M-3r

T«

HICKCQX.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Fotice to Eastern Travelers.

COSliHRrous Baiiro id fcomCincinnati. Ciev& land, Wooster, Masjul on. Alliance, O., and Chicago, 111., to Philadelphia,» ia Pennsylvania Railrotd it to ad el a Through from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, in 37 hours.

Cleveiiotfto Ml ffSt se PiUsbtKg to J* is

Being the shortest acaquiokest Roote from the Great

Fare through by Bailroail from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.... $9 50 S#asiHot»,.. .C..:...................... 10 00

Cleveland, 10 00 Mansfield and Crwtlini' 11 00 Columbus, 12 65 Toledo,........... .... 13 00 Cincinnati,(via CrfeaUhieO..... ... 15 00 Chicago {via Misbigan Southern R. |{. 18 95 To Chicago, Wauk*gan, H'.enouha, Illinoie Racine. Milivauke, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad, 318 00.

Tickets from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, or Baltimore.

Railroad, caa be -purchased of P.

DCR,

STRA-

Ticket Agent, Cincin nati. And by the Steam Packet LiDe to Pittsburg, and thence by Railroad to Philadelphia, (torn tfce-Cajjtaiss on board, and from Cleveland via Cleveland and Pittshnrg Railroad, and Ohio and Peniisvlvaofa Railroad, ofT. Horton. ticket agent at the Biddell Hpase, 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 to34 hours.

NOTICE.—In case of loss, the Company will hold' themselVCR responsible for personal' baggage only, and fur aui amount not exc^Uiu^ 9100

WHIPPLE A FOOTE.

No.

6lfa of

Februar^'

THOMAS MOORE,

.3"*

sPastengtr Jlgtrnt, Phila. J. MESKIMKN. Passenger Jlgint Pittsburg.

March 16. IW3-14 lyr.

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

TEJKUE-JHAITTE, IX1.

NE'V STORE—NEWGOODS

G. KERKHOFF & CO.,

RESPECTFULLY-inforHrtheir

friends, that

they have removed into No. 3, Warren's Block. Thi'v keep now constantly for sale i^ this fine and spacious store-room, a new, large

expected to state what amount of and well selected stock^R all kinds of goods,

in additioa to those rent3

Common Schools Ot Massachusetts and profits. Tanned and Cincinnati Sole, Band, Upper,

Theproposnls must be accompanied by the Bridle, Harness, Skirting. Collar and Split names of responsible persons, as securities for i.Leather, Patent, French and Philadelphia Calf the faithful performance of tha contract. and Kip Skins, Lining, Binding Topping,

belonging to their line, viz Spanish, Buffalo

T.nT.u Sheep and Deer Skin", Tampico and French

Men and Ladies'Morocco.

Having adopted the principle of only selling for cash, and buying also for cash in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell at low er prices than any of their competitors. SHOEMAKERS AND SADDLERS. Are particularly requested to examine our Stock and Prices, before buvin? elsewhere,

HIDES, FUR. 'WOOL.

Tlie highest ca.sh price is paid for any quantity of Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, ami Wool.

Nov. 30, lS53r5l-tfgt

The Cheap Cash Store.

'v- "ax p. MICK,

WOULD

O O S A N S O E S

is jilso complete, comprising everything in

that line adapted to the season, and shall positively be sold at 10 per cent, on cost. We would al«o call attention to our

LARGE STOCK OF GOLD JEWELRY, consisting of all the latent, and most desirable styles to he found, all of which, we warrant GOOD GOLD, or the purchase money refund ed. Our stock of

YAXKEE XOTIOXS

is the largest to be found in this city, and we would say to Pedlars, Country Merchants and others, that we are prepared to sell them any thing in this line at

EASTERN WHOLESALE PRICES, 3j" Don't forget the door, at Potter's Old Stand, East side of the Public Square. $»J r*q. J. F.

MICE.

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

DOUBLE RECTIFIEp,,

di+qtr Ih*

F. T. SULRfA N 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 Room, on a large scale, and after an entirely new and most perfect principle, he intends and shall now be able to furnish the $

DOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISKY. Which has ever been sold in this market. It is decidedly the most pleasant, purest and best rectified Whisky, which was ever made, and will excel the best ever brought on here from Cincinnati or any other place.

All those who wish to get the best really Double Rectified Whisky will please call and let thp article speak for itself.

No. 5, WARREN'S BLOCK.

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

•."& TVoticc.

ONthe

the 31st day of March, 1353. we will apply to Auditor of Vigo county. Indiana, for the timing of certificates of purchase for lots f'S and 92. in section 1G, town 13, range 9, in hcu of the original, which were lost whereof all persons interested will take notice. HU.MASTON & GR1SWOLD.

Terre-Haute, Dec.23,1&3-3-3W

A O O S 1 3 5 8

WENTWORTH & BROTHERS, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods. NO 150, OTCAI1* STREET,

CINCINNATI, O.,

INVITESMerchants

the attention of their friends and

Conntrv generally, to their very large Stocfc of AmeTican'and European Goods, which will be offered cheap for cash or approve ed credit.

Sept. 14,1853.—to amt.$a.xsS. H. P.

THAT SAME OLD COO.V WASTED AT THE Sc O N E TT7"E "wish to purchase $50,000 worth of

FURS, vw: Coon. Mink.

Ott«r, Gr^y Fox, Red Fox, Wild Cat.Hou.se Cat,Opo^Mni,AVolf, stnd Deer Skins.

O*TOV JJI

of which, we will

par the pri fn CASIf. R1CTDLE A LOCRRIDGB. "t .Terre-Hante, 11,1854-^-tf

E S O O S

BROCADESilks..SPlaidBlack

and Plain Silks. Faftiy

IkiXiAdc Brocsde Silks all wool Fancy and Black Delaines Fancy and Plaid Delft tries, in cre&l varieties Thibet Meritrt** BHirlf rfnd" Fancy Alpaca*: Fine French WorkedfCottar* Cbeinisrttsand'UnderslreTes Ladies Cloaking, Bt»soried colore Opera Caps Viciorities, and a great varietT of Tnmraiug?, «tc for 3-ai

cheap at RX E^S. ly. ITortroftht Court Hbttse.

Oct 26-4

i. COW«tu4 il!' H'fij- H't- '1st t'i

COiVGILL ft FSW0RDS,

ortortina dr mmnssin jiltifknfs. AKD OianSBAL PB0DUCE OEALESS, K«. w, Wal«r Streelf

WHEELLT6} VA«

Reprw«ntd bv Wtsson dt Oo. Vor.tt, lSSS-50-tf

BEMT ANNTOK REPORT Of (h* Condition of the SouiJtern Bank of Indiana, for the six months preceding the first Monday of January, 1854

Mi,

S O E I 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 of Shoemaker's Tools, etc., etc.

1*'

respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, to his new and magnifice-nt Stock of

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Now being opend 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 belosv anything ever offered in 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, and shall be emphatically the cheapest stock of the season. Our stoclc of

Dr.

Capital Stock invested in Virginia, Michigan and Indiana Stocks, J. $138,500 00 Notes Discounted,

Bills of Exchange, ,. Eastern Sight Exchange Remittances Notes of other Banks,. Amotint of Debts due the Association or Bank, Pretnium paid on Stocks,. Value of propertv necessary for the transaction ofIju^iness, Amount due from Banks and Bankers, Gold $23,151 OOi Silver^ 1,566 42

00 11 ni

89.787 01 87.950 00 15.623 73 4.010 00 13.843 00

523 1 8

6 389 94

1,125 00

20,000 00 24,717 42

Total,...... Dollars 401,474 33 Cr.

Amount of Capital Stock including that deposited wifh the Auditor of State, paid in accor* din? to the provisions of she Law,. $200,000 00 Amount due depositors -56.207 54 Amount of Notes, Rills, or othfer evidences of deht, issued, 138,500 00 ArNount of Ijividends (declared and made,.. 6,000 00 Surplus Dividend, 766 79S-

'Total,. .Dollars401,474

Names of the Officers of the Association or Bank: J. H. WILLIAMS, President, GEO. C. DUY, Cashier." Names of persons who have become parties to the

Articles of Association within said period E. S. WOLFE, I. H. HATHORN. J. 0. ROSS. Names of present Stockholders: J. H. WILLIAMS, E. S. WOLFE. I. H. HATH

ORN, JOHN C. ROSS. ,,,

Days of Discount:—All Business Days, Days and Hours Open for the Transaction of

Busiuess, to tcit:

Froris 9 o'clock,

M.,

ft,™1*

S A E O I N I A N A

Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2d dav of Januarv, 1854. 'THOS. H. NELSON, Notary Public, [t.s.]

January 4, 1854-4-2w

The British Quarterlies, 4 A

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

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U* This. toork is nor the old "Book of the Farrft," lately BtsusoiTATKd and thrown upon the

T. S&LMA^t, 4

WKOLESALF. DEALER IX AI.L KUTD8 OR|^V

Groceries. Wines & Liquors,

TOBACCa NAILS. Etc Etc. !Vo, 5 Warren's BiocJcj "fURRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. Oct. 26 1853-4f6tf

'.4 art ion! Anftion!!* MERWIN & KfiLLllY,

HAVE

regular Auction Sales of Groceries, Cigar«. Notions. Jewelry, £c. Ac.,

ETEjfixo. FurAitcre Sales etcrv Saturday at 2. o'clock P. M.—West sfde of the Public square. ffj* Consignments solicited.

Sept. 11.—tf

Telegraph Mills. fJS Btjder*imed having parchMed lbe liiorr ent&blishmeDt hc now prtpjrfd to offer r^aai. if not greater Indecementrf tb*n heretofore. The frrcut cetebritr tfeeoe Mill* have tn the w*f of ra*nnfictsrisft Smptrimr Fit nr. will alway* be MittiiKd if aot Mtwlled.

We iriM .delivrr Floor. Short#, Braa, Middlings, and Heal, «.t acr p»rt of tlie city, Waen reoawted. fre« of char«*. GSO.M.A W.V.RIBLKT.

Soi. it, Lnrre

Stock of New Goods..

AM paw in receipt of my fall stock of Dry Goods. Sotums, Hat*. Cajn, Boost, a. Boonsts. Hanhrtoe, ftueennrare. Mc 4c

stock is 1arg« mod will be aold

an the cheapest. I reapectfolly request my old coatonms and the public to call and ex«min« bafora pnrcbasing elsewhere.

JlS: E. TITB5BE,

Oct 96,18S3 Forth the Coirt-Hotuae.

DR. OEOGHEGANS

EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

For yapepria, Saroiala, and all Impurities of the Blood.

PREPARED BY ONE OF THE FACULTY.

THIS

Ii'

M.,*

to 4 o'clock, p.

everv

4— *.A-t ..

IGO

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 correct, according to the best of his knowledge and belief.

GEO. C. DUY, Cashier.

vegetable remedy which is now,spreading to all parts of the coiiutry. is prepared oy a gradu- line, up tke sttpi.

ITI

truin.

It is Prescribed by Physicians, as will be seen by reference to the Circuit and by the accompanying certificate.

Diseases or 'egro Consumption, Svurvy. Chronic KheumatU-m, Gout, Neuralgia, Sores, Ulcers and aH Cutaneous or Skin Diseases, all

Renal or Kidney affections, all female 'n„~. Irregularities and obstructions,,

RATES OF FREIOHT.

cines Groceries, (except coffee,) Grass, Seeds, 1 ware Oil-cloth Wool Whiskey, (Westward.) Ac.

3d CLASS—WINTER RATES—05 cts. per 100 lbs.— Apples Bacon and Pork in bulk Bagging Butter (waited.) Hog's Hair Hemp and Flax Soap Tin, Ac. 4th CLASS—WINTER KATES—50 cts. per 100 lbs. —Alcohol Bacon Beef and Pork, packed Candles and Cheese (Eastward,) Coffeej'Vlsh Lard and LardOil Tobacco, Leaf or Manufactured, (Eastward,) Tallow! Whisky, (Eastward,) Ac.

Cotton and Flour, at specia) rates on application to the Superintendent, General Freight Agent, or the Freight Agent at Pittsburgh. jGEO. G. FKANCISCUS,

ate of one of the Cm Medical Schools in the west, a I sufficient quarantee that he is the only proper Jt'hvmp pbvaiciau of high standing in his profession, and as cian to apply to. much opposed to empiricism or quackery as any one DR. JOHNSTON

canbe,asiS8hownbytbefactthatthc Mcipeis pab-pferaber or the Koyal Colleee. of Snreeoan. London^ tithed, and accompanies each bottle of the medicine,, rr.iin.t. (v.-,™ r,_ thus exonerating it

om the charge of being a uus-

Unlike SavsspavilU thft Hydropiper is quick in its JflC,V ""vousnesa. being alarmed at sniWen sounds, action, the first bottle often producing wonderftil re-

suits, as in the case of ths negro girl of Mrs. Sim-' i* derangement of mind, were cim-d iinmef mons's, of Louisville, who was relieved of aieiv. BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK'1 I iv* ^—ERTAIN DISEASE.

Mercurial Diseases, Seconda- rt ry Syphilis, General Pebil -3*1d

al'

disorders

arising from inipure blood atod

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

I have ever used—altogether superior to Sarsapa rill a, and auy of its compounds.

T. N. WARFIRLD, M. D.

J3* Price—81,00 per bottle—0 bottles for $5,u0 when all taken at one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN*,

Solo Agents, No. 74, Fourth street, Louisville, Kentucky.. To whom all orders should be addressed. For sale in Terre-Haute, by

J. R.

CCIKINOIUM,

and by Druggists and Medicine dealers generally. Dec 14, 1853-1-to May IT, 1#54.

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

Baltimore.

BYEastern

which Freight from the West can reach an Marketquichef an? cheaper than by any of the present rival routes: they connect wtth the daily Packets at Pittsburg, from St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the different points on tho western waters: also, with the Clevuland and Pittsburg Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railfoad, at Pittsburg.

Onrs run through between PITTSBURG and PHILADELPHIA without transhipment of Freight, an advantage thatcan bo appreciated by all shippers.

In case of obstruction of Navigotion by ics or tow

WATRK,

freights westward can bo forwarded from PITTSBURG to CiscisMA/n, or towns in the interior by Railroad.

Prtight Agent, Pittsburg.

,4 B. J. SNEEDER,

t, I J,,» Freight Agent, Philadelphia A1AORAW & KOONS, ij' Freight Agent. Baltimore.

JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT,

Freight Agent, No. 7 Westtt., A". T.

,V.:-„V, H.H.HOUSTON, Otn. Freight Agent, Phila. March 16, 1853-14-lyr

Terre-Haute and,Richmond Railroad Company,)

SECRETATTY'A

By order of the Board of Director*: CHARLES WOOD, Secretary. January 21-3w

New Books.

GLEASON'S

Pictorial for January 1st.

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

New .Brick House, on 3d street, opposite the Prairie Citv House, with a large and superior lot of FUKNI-

TURE.consisting of Marble-Top, Dressing and Plain

Highjind low post Bedsteads, Sofa and ,ock inz

post Bedsteads, aot a and Sofa-

seat Stocking Chairs, Tables, Sofas and Loon

All of which will be sold Low for cash,

Jan. 5 1853 4-1 rr

EVERT

D. G. fORSTER.

Millinery and Fanct Store,

Mrs, E. iff. RICH, .To. 204* "»lU Htr'i Cincinnati, Oirio*

WOULD*»d

respectfully cat) public attentioa to lier l*rw r*«hion»W-s Stoclt of MILLIKERt AND FANCY GOODS. coinnijm or Sill. Satin. Velvet, and Braid Bonnets Bonnet,

Cap. and Fancy Trimming Ribbons. ManliBat, Cloak*, Black if Colored Siltr, and other IJOCC*. Needle-tcorked Collars, CHltilZETTES, SLEEVES, $c.. $c., wfiicb one if prepared »eU prices tint c*nnot f«H to an a«ti*&LCUOA.toWhen*t

IJTSURE«TER013L

cheap

BALTIMORE LOCK SOftPlTAtr

'^rHERE May be obtained (He moBt speedy iTCfeed^

SECRET DISEASES. Gonorrhcea, Gleets. Stricture*^Seminal Wcnkns*?, Pains in the Lions, Affections of the Kidneys and all those peculiar aStctiona arising from a

J?"

rauve. ."V_~r uuiy knouAs a beautifter of the complexion, in the cure of IJ° thi* horrid discaRe, owing, to the/ pimples and blotches, in producing a clear and beau- un^KHliulueps of those who, by the use of tlint deadly tiful skin, it is a much more safe and surer remedy than all the cosmetics and lotious in existence. Try it. and you you will never regret it. Do not lose confidence if it should seem at first to increase the disease—the general effect of the medicine being to drive all impurities to the surface, and by that means out of the system.

HxnoicKSBCRO, Ky., Oct G, 1851

Dr. A. K. Geohegan—Dear Sir—I have examined youi recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropi' per, for the cure of Scrofula In all its forms, and oth cr chronic affections, vix Female Weakness, Rheumatism, &c. Having prescribed, and watched its effects in many rases of tho above disease?, and having always found it effectual, I most cheerfclly recom mend it to the afflicted a* the best alterative and ton

Sklli.discuses spcedly OFFICE, m. 7, SC

Between Pittshurgand Philadelphia or Baltimore 1st CLASS—WINTER RATES—90 ct*. per 100 lbs. Dry Goods in Boxes. Boots, Shoes and Hats. Carpeting. Furs Feathers Pianos Foreign Liquors, &c. 2d CLASS—WINTER RATES—73 cts. per 100 lba. Books and Stationery Buffalo: Bear and Deer Skins rpHE Board of Countv OoramUHlnnpr. nf Vi Dried Fruits Dry Goods in bales Drugs and Medi- I

All the Magazines for January7 's Christ in History, by Dr. Turnbull. A Month in England, by Tuckerrnan. Early Engagements, by Mary Fravuen Carl Krinken, his Christmas Stocking, by Author of Wide Wide World.

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

January 11, lS54-5-lm

aPtfBWlTtfBE P0B SALE. p. The subscriber, frora Cincinnatti Ohio, has arrived at Terre-Haute, and can be found at Deming's

yon vinit Claciouiti,

cation MRS. £. M. HlCfl, 5o.304. 5th street, fcet ween Klnf and Plum. 2S. 1SS3-42 lyr fO.*x-iad«.-ffcp.

HL0KAWK VALLEY ISSURAKCE COMPANY. Capital—$200,000, AM JftW-YOKK,

Eoiiding*. Good*. Wares. Merchao-

dite, kc., Voaceu and Cargoes, against loss or dim age by fire, torwMch tha attention of the public i* rBfcpectfoily fn^ite^i. fe. H. DEA5, Agent.

SRVKIA- HABI I

particularly tbS youth, of both sexes, which, if »o,t [cured, produce.

CORBTITUTIOS*!. IISDIUTY,

renderi

JUr.RiAos IMPOSSIBLE, and in the end, destio« both

MIND AKD

BODT.

1 YOUNG MEN. Especially, who.havc brcowc the vit tims of solitary 1 vice, that dreadful and Sejy ucti va habit, which aiinually sweeps to an untimely grave, thousand* of young men of the inost^xalted.talenuan't briliant iutellri whoniight otherwise hate entrnnwd listening Senate?

With 'he thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecatacy the living lyre, may call-with full confidence*, .MARRIAGK. .^larried persons, or those (.outempjatinp niMTlsiielt being ayrare of physical weakneifs, should immrOUiely consult Dr. J. and be restored tierfi ct heaithi' i*s

DR. JOHNSTON. v# go. T, SOUTH FRKUfcRICK ST., Tth door

L.'tittture

street, Kwt nitle, up the fteps.

Tujr'Be particular in observing the »AiiK and *ER. or you will mistake the placc. A CURE WARRANTED TN A FEW DATS.'

TAKENOTICE.—DR* Johnston's Office is in his dwelt os he His very extensive practice is .«

ET&duate from one of the most eftiinent College of the Raited States and the greater part of who^e lite has been «{?ent In the Hospitals of Loudon, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some or the most aStoiusMnr cuics that were ever known. Many trou» bled With ringing in the cars and head when asleep

8S" w,t"'"reqen:blushing.aurnUe.l

I a a a

In short it has excited the wonder and admiration ore finds he has imbibed the seeds of this diseased it of all who have used it, and wherever known stands too often happens that an ill-timed sense of »h«nie, t-r at the bead of all remedies for the following diseases dread of dincovery. deters him from applying ib tho*« Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Whito Swelling, Mesenteric

et^u)c*lion

and

rcspectabnit,

?cv

c&n'»lon#-br

fnend hiin, J*layiny until the coiiKtitutluniil »ymt* toms of this horrid disease moke tbi-ir apie»nii!Ci\ $uch as ulcerated sore throat, dixriksrd nose, nowlurli&l pains in thfad and lhnb». (iiuuioss of pight, tleii?ifS9».no?eSrCn "km. bones and arms, blotche* oil. *u

«*tremetie«, progress on withy

li'ightuil rapidity, till at last the palate of the mOQtn or

l^e

noso

ineJcl,ry\

f&Hin. and tho victim of thisdtt

awful disease becomes a horrid object of commisera-lfS tion, till df#th puts ,-t period to his dreadful fufferinirs hy sending hi in to that "bourne whence no traveler returns. To such, theretore. Dr. JOHKSTON plcdgiH himself to observe the most inviolable secrecy *iid, gotn his r.vtcusiye practice in the fujst tionpitaIF of, li.irope and .America, he can confidently recommend a sa& end speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of this ho£rid_ uisseasc. It is a iTielauirholy .lhon-

ruin the constitution, and epithet

sena tnft unfortunfttc sufferer to an untimely grave, ort else niajke the residue of his life miHrcable. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Young men who have injured themselves bv a certai,n practice indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or at ?chool— tho effects of which are nightly felt, even vthen asleep," aud ir not cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys both n.ind and hocly.

What a pity a young man, tho hope of his country, and the darling of his parents, should he snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life by (he conscauences of deviating from tho path ot n«tur», mad indulging in a ceitain secret habit. Such persons, before contemplating

MARRIAGE.

should reflect that a spund mind anrf body are the most necessary requisites to promotu connubial iiappiness. Indeed, without these, (lie journey through life becomcs a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourlv darkens to tho view—tt»,e mind becomes shidowed with despair, and filled with tho melancholy reflection. that the happiness of another becomes blighted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITF.S

M*NTALLV.—The

MARRIED

Dr. J. addresses youirg men, and all Who liaV* 1YT •PK *',e'n8e've8 ly private and Improper indulgence*. Ibese aresome of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, vU.' Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in tho llead, Dimness uf Sight, Loss of Muscular Power. Palpitation of the t. Dyspepsia,,Nervous Irritability, Derangements of the Digestive Functions, General Debility. Symntoms of Consumption. Ac.

fearful effects on the mind are much

to be dreaded Loss or Memory, Concision of Ideas. Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust, Love.of Solitude,

Timidity. Ac.,

are some of the evils produced. THOUSANDS of persons, of all ages, can now Uidge what is the cause of their docline In health. l,o*ing their vigor, becoming weak, palo and emaciated, havo a singular appearan cc about the ey os, Cough and symptoms of Consumption. This remedy has restored hundreds to health after every other means have failed

PERSONS, or those contemplating marriage,

being aware of physical weakness, should immediately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect health. AH Surgical operations performed.

N. —Let no false delicacy prbvent you, but apply immediately, ftther personally or by letter. w--?w illj cured. /. ?sev..

SOUTH BALTIMORE,MARVI.ANN.FT,sf.tFREDERICK

,1^7* Mi lMere mutt btt Pott-paid. Jjr The remedies caft be sent to any part of th

United States. Jan. 4,1854-4 lyr

uounlJ

A true copy from the Record: -AND. WILKINS, CM. 1 'IF WBR JOHJT WILKISS, Deputy

Jan. 11,18S4'5-3w

...

Notice to Builders.

'-omtmsHionerao!

Hard- 8° County, Ind., have resolved, to erect -T- j* It Ci iron V* rtn 1 ./i(a

AIV1

A 11. .• 1. .1

this yenr, on Lots and 4, in the subdivision of .Lot 96, at the intersection of Market and Ohio streets, in Terre-Haute, Vigo.County,. Itv diana, a building for County Offices, which shall combine solidity, durability and safety from fire, with neatness and practical co'nvp-1 nience in regard to the objects for which it is intended.

The better to attain these ends, tfioy have in«tructcd me to invito builders in this city and elsewhere, to furnish drafts, plans and specifications, accompanied by an estimate of the entire cost of the puilding, and they agroe to pay for the drafts which tl(ey dcein first and second best, a fair compensation.

OKKICK, Jan. 21, 1854.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND of four (4) per cent, on the Capital Stock, ont of the net earnings, for the six months ending December 3Iat, 1853, has thi* day been declared, and will be paid to the Western Stockholders at the office of the Treasurer of the Company in Terre-Haute, on or after the 25th inst.

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

Terre-Haute Jan. 11, '54-5-to-feb-6 Ii-

Taken Up,

T)1 Ormond Barbour living in Fayette -13 Township, Vigo county. Indiana, on the 7th cfay of December, 18$3, one SORREL MARE COLT, both h'ind lc'gs and the loft fore leg white up to the knees, the other fore foot whito, some white in the face—ny/rthor marks or brands perceiveable—supposed tp be about eight fnontns old. Appraised to nineteen dollars, by WILI.TAIT

SMFFV

and JACOB A. HAY,

before me, Jeremiah Clark, a Justice of the Peace, Doc. 27th, 1^53. JEREMIAH CLARK, J. P.

A true copy from the Recorcf. AND. W ILK INS, C/lk. t,. •••••x £(f. Br JOII*

WXLXIXS,

JDec. 28 ,i 853-3-3

Deputy.

Taken Up

)Y John Sheets, living in Suga'f Cree Township. Vigo county. Ind., one larger Red St er, marked with a split in the left eari anrf ho in the right—supposed to be 4 year*# old, and appraised to $

#.00. by Wjt. RAT aricfei

PBTKR WHIT.VECK, his mark. Sworn to before me this 2d day of Janotiry« 185^, JAMES BEAHD, J, Jp.

State of Indiana, Vigo Cdranty, n. Vigo Circuit Court, March Terirt 1854. Francis R. Whipple and Joseph A. Focte, [Complaint (ft Fort-A'

VS. closure.

Jonathan L. Rnckman.

"VfOW, at this time, come the' said phttitifft'M and file their complaint herein, Jlrayingft? for the foreclosure of a mortgage execujtecl bvj^ said defendants to them, fbr his undivided^ interest in certain real estate \h *nid|f county, together with an affidavit that the anid defendant is not a resident of the Stifie of In-f' diana.

The said defendant i« t^efore bflrebv noti-„uu-f fied to appear before the Oircoit Court of saidg o£ Vi£

county ol Vigo, on the ft"r$t Monday irf Marcher'' nest, 'and annwer said complaint, or the saroe^ will be heard and determined in his «b«oncc.

TOOXPSO* SCOTT. Plff 'a Att'ya. January 25, fr$4-~-3ir

ANDREW WILK1NS, 01%

TAKEN UF "r

Willfafm CildweH, lfving in Sugtr townhhip, Vtgo county, Indiaui, one ret! Steer, wjth Hi w^iite face and belly, with red',. f-, roond hT# eyes, an^i brnaded with the letter A on the ngSt horn, and crop off the right ear supposed to fce 3 or 4 rears old, and appraised to $14,00 by Tiionjas ilcOloch and Htchard J. Harris...'

Sworn to Wore me, th»a 6tli dav of Janoa*r,,. 1654. JAMES ^CAIS, J.P."

WIIKUS,

Jan. 18, 1854-3w

At A Bonn's. T^-Hwte. ind. *£X$5j8$P' Kor. 30,18S3 51 if «.-f

A tree copy from the record. ANDREW WILKIIfS, ClerL.» I By Jo«r

Deputy. &