Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 12, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 March 1854 — Page 4

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Iristo Wit.

"Please your lordship's honor and glo ry," said Tim Ryan, "I shot the hare by

•By accideut?' reittatfced Captain Charles Halloran. ,'s"lwas firing at a bush and the bask ran across my aim ail on his own accord.'' "That gamekeeper tells a.different story," replied his lordship. "Och! don't you put faiih in what that man says," said lim, "when lie niver cares about spaliing the truth anyhow.— He touId me the other day, your lordship was not so fit to fill the chair of justice a* a Jackass!" "Aye, aye." eiclafmcd Viscount Killskiddery, "indeed! and what did you say! "Please youjc.locdshjp I said your lordship was."

ffjonTd.-—The liquor seller is* noC the only one who has rights. What becomes of other people, while the liquor seller is exercising this legal right to live by the destruction of his customers?

rlhey

New Orleans must be a very lively

place according to the following paragraph from the Picayune, of the 13th: All our hotels are nearly full, and frequent applications are being made at all of them for suits of rooms, and even single apartments. Never did our city present a gayer and more encouraging appearance than at this moment. There were in port yesterday, seven steamships, one hundred and twenty ships, fifty barks, twenty brigs, and twenty schooners. The number of steamboats now running regularly from the port exceeds fifty.

Eh The editor of a N. Carolina paper, mourning over tlic theft of a coat, says: •'We shall never get such a coat again. It was unique and original. It. gave us a canonical look, like unto an exalted dignitary of eome church or other. It was an elegant compromise between a sack coat and sackcloth and ashes y«t did we have a great veneration for it. It was the niastcr-picce—the grand crowning triumph of a western tailor, since gone into the oyster soup business and although we never could appreciate its beauties, we will say that it was exceedingly comfortable on a cold day.

HANDSOMELY DONE.-—At the fccewt Convention of Old BoVdvoro portion of the delegation from the District oT Columbia stopped at the United States Hotel, kept by oim». IX. Miller. Ylieatliu delegatus came to pay their bills they found them to read as follows:

Capfc. To U. S. Hotel, Dr. For thrco days boarding, $6,00. Received payment in full by gallant services in the war of 1812. C. H. MlLLKtt. hilad«lphia, Jan. 10, '51.

One of the entertainments in New York,

in 1700, must haw been of an uniqc character, judging from the announcement, which promises that— "Master Ilenry, from London, will walk on his stomach in the shape of a camel.— Master Manly will balance his whole body on tho edge of a candlestick, without the assistance of hand or foot. He will pick lip two pins with his eyes and a dollar at the same time with his mouth rolls like a whale in the sea."

It is said that too signs nil indicate an jie jias g00ti

Meeting a negro on the road, with crape on his hat, a traveler said You have lost some of your friends, 1 sec.' *Ye«, Mnssn.' •Was it a near or distant relative?' •Well, putty distant—'bout twenty-four mile,'was the reply.

much still on hand.

"Bill where'd you get that hoss?"^ "Up at the Thirty-Seventh Street Market." "What did you give?",

"Twenty shilk'n.** tt Oh, shah! «•/. didn't yon jpay Jtve dotUtrs ami git a good one?" ,,

Ohio are in f«vor of the bill. AU the S^iuthern whigs, or neatly all of ihcm, will uerUunlj go & it.

A deputation of the London Peace So« ri«ty has been sent to the Emrxror Nicholas, at St. Petersburg, to inaoco him cumc to terms of pcacv.

fasi •*&. 4*"*

m. FALL TRADE!

are

invaded and destroyed. The sober man has the right to raise sons to sobriety and virtue. The liquor seller ensnares and destroys them. He has the right to travel with, unnecessary risk in the steamboat, stage coach, and on the railroad. Can he •do tills with drunken drivers and engineers? He has a right to Iris own property, but the liquor seller's customers steal, barn, and destroy it. He has a right to tbe money earned by his labor, but the law compels him to support the paupers and criminals, which the liquor^ seller makes. No man's life or properly is safe, while the right to sell liquor is given by the legislature. Liquor sellers are the ARISTOCRACY of AMERICA.—Appeal for prohibition.

early spring. Tho farmers should be pre-j persons in settlements of accounts, which enpared to talkc Advantage of the earliest op- courages him to hope, that lie can finally close portunitv to s'Ot in their crops. Corn is|up all balances promptly and pleasantly and 'low, comparauvely.but if the present priccs j'Siom WknSJlcdgS hhn°sel°f \omuch'in" of other produce are maintained it will pay jdebted. He will be found At Mr. SOULE'S handsome profit next fall. The wheat Express Printing Office, tho old stand, with Jis badly injured by the frost, and a li?ht{

.Should then be taken to make good the de- without awaiting bills and such remittances, fieiency in something else.—JktgailS&ort pmpafly ooolowrd and dirt^ctetU may beat his Journal.

John Wentworth, editor of the Chicago Democrat, has just sold a lot in that city. 96 by 150 feet, for $30,000 making, according to the Democratic Press, about ^l00/^^untry'10

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS' HOUSE.

F.Tmppkkt,

RIRRIKSTOX BLOCK, KOBT1I OF THE K#UC SQCAK*, 1'EItBE-HAtTK, iSDIAJiA.

'HUE subscriber would iuvite the attention of the fcilizeua of Terre-Haute auil vicinity, to his large and extensive stock of

FH&'CY AJTD STAPLE DRY GOODS, Hats and Cap*. Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, Notion* and Ureas Trimming*, selected especially for the Fall Trade.

v„—

Below is enumerated a lmt of goods which he Keep* ou hand in ercal variety: Dress Silks. 20 Pieces Plain Black Silk, 24 to 30 inchas wide 15 do Black Kibbedand Brocade Silk 6 da Superior Black Satin Plaid d04 15 do F«uicy Colored Chameleon do4 10 do Figured Brotade 10 do Satin Ue Clunky 10 do Florence Silk, all color*.

Plaid Dress Goods.

wide, all Wool, PLAIDS, -l-l Silk Wool do. 4-4 H^wSilk do. j-1 -Cashmeres do. 3_4 Delaines do.

Fancy Woollen Dres3 Goods :i00 Pieces Fancy Colored Delaines :t0 do Plain & Fancy Color'd, all wool,Delaines, 35 do Beauti/ul Fancy Cashmeres. ""H Black Dres3 Goods.

Bl'k Silk Alpacas, Bl'k Pure Superior Mohair Alpacas •«-J i" Demi do do

do.

Mourning Cloths Merino do. tliu' Ginghams and Prints.

400 pieces Fancy Prints from 6c. to 12i cts. per yard 50 do 4-4 Superior Frcnch Priuts 40 do Plain Colored Blae, Green and Orange,50 do Domestic Gingham*

30 do Superior Freacti-Gingham Plain CUambray do. Embroideries and Dress Tiimminga.

Stviiss and Jaconett Kdgin^S', Collars, Cufftf, Chemi* ecttes, Sleeves, Lace and Love Veils, Embroidered Lawn and Linen Camhric Hdk'fs., Swiss and Jaconet! Flouncing, Velvet and Silk Dress Trimmings Silk Lace, Fjinges, Buttons and Gimps.

V7hite Goods.

Plain Cambric, Jacor.ctt, Stviss, Bishop Lawns, Book Muslins, Check, Satin, striped and plaid, Lapet Spots and Dotted Swiss, superior White and Colored Tarleton.

Hosiery, Gloves and SliawlsLadies' Mixed, Mode Color Black Cashmere and Alpaca Hose White, Black and Mixed Cotton Hose Men's Woollen and Cotton half Hose.

Lodies and Gents Kid, Cashmere. Ficecc* Silk afcd Lisle Gloves Buck Mitts and Gloves Black and plaid Long Shawls—Black, Drab, and Fancy Colored Cashmere Shawls, Sqoare Shawls in great vnrict.y. Satiuctts, Tweed* Cassimeres, Flannels and L,in»eys.

Plain and Plaid Linseys White, bellow, Kei and Green Flannels superior Fancy Figured May State Flannels Satinclts, Tweeds, Cassimcres, Jeans Coats and Bed Blankets Blue and Drab Overcoating.

Jlats, Caps, Boots and Shoes Mens Hungarian, Kip and Call"Boots Mens Kip, Calf and Morocco Shoes Boys Boots and Shoes.

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

Mens and Boys, Silk and Mohair Plush, Cloth, Velvet and Glazed Caps. Infants' P'ancy A nice assortment of SIIJK. AM BBAID BONNETS,

Linens and Shirtings

A Vcrf fcCrporioi- lot of Ptiro Irish Linens' 8-4 Table Cloths' ToWeiiftgS Siupkins Crash Linen Lawns Gents Lines I! ft ft Brown and Jleachcd Drills Brown Domestic Fine and common Bleached and Brown Shirtings Tickings, Checks cotton Hannela Under Shirts and Drawers.

N. U.—All of tho above g6ods were purchased roi Cash, at the very lowest rates, and will be dispused of accordingly. lerrc-Ilaute, Oct. 2(J, 1853-46-tf

TilE W A¥U STORE REMOVED UP TOWN.

WHITTLE

A FOOTE hav-ejrtst removed to

NO. 2J WARLTLIN^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 wo can only enumerate a few of the leading articles IB® MM "W MM $ Muslins. Prints, Dress Goods, for the season,

Jyfon'tW Wool and

Notions, (fee. Boots and Shoos, for men, women and chii dren, in great variety. gats—wool And Fur, for men and boys.

Caps—Plusii, Cloth, Ac. Groceries—Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Dye-Stuffs, &c.

Leather—Upper and Solo. Queensware, Glassware and willow-'frart, AI.SO, INUR aVN AND VEJilTIAN CARFETSi

Having one of the largest and best constructed rooms in the city, we are enabled to show goods to better advantage and wait uport Customers with greater satisfaction.

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

We will pay Cast or Trade, for Clover, Titndthy, Flaxseed, Dried Fruit, Feathers, Rags, §c. Remember tlio

WABASH STORE,

WARREN BLOCK,

country. ID* Please remember nov 161853-tf.

$100,000 worth of property he has sold Their stock will soon be replenished, and families wiih&n „_.i ,k ^wn m»y find *t the R. & R. CORKER every vrithin a year, ana ho has more than as thing in the Un« of eatables togracetheir table*, and

Oct. 3, 1853-«-tf

".Vis 1

At a depot a few days ago^^nys the Groton Mercury, we noticed a fellow seated near the door of one of the ladies apartments with a few pounds of hair surround* -vig his month. A little boy passing the rooiq with his parents, on seeing tlxj object^ oxclait*^d »Oh mother! mother, just see that man WlA acatwkis mouth/**

tin?

"X," one of th%,Washington correspondents of the BaltimoKSun. in a late letter speaking of the Kebrask^^fll, snys "H is now believed that ho Indiana delegation, with one or two fetceptions. ill go against the bill, and that aitmjority «»f the lUmois dolegation arc equally kos«4jle to it. Bat four or five members from

No. 2,

WHIPPLE fc FOOTE.

Jan. 17, 185-i-dtf

David S. Danaldson,

HAVING

rmn nlmnst portwin Furlv Gentlemen at a distance, having an idea of .crop st ems almost cci tain. la.irl} tcps

sold his Printing Oflice, now de

sires to make settlements as fast as possible for which, he respectfully invites a call

ii j- from those interested. In nine years'business,

only two or three

books prepared for closing without delay.

t|H) unuu(lti ciu«

uim. wmtt Kj- matr,

It. & It. CORNER,

J. H. RIDDLE & R. L. LOCKSIDGE. -f{#•%&}

RIDDLE & L0CKRIDGE,*

HAVING-

bought out Ri.oon & at the south-east Corner of the Square, Will keep on hand a ftuo stock of

FA MIL OR O OERIES, of every ktuil to be had, Whether Foreign, or the pro

which lhcy iuvite tnc

SOCTIIEBX HANK OF tDIA A.

THIS

Institution. located in Warren's Block, corner of Alain and Fourth Strets. Will buy and sell Gold. Silver and Uncurrent Money, Time and Sight Drafts, and Bills of Kxchange—Remit money to England. Ireland, Scotland ami Germany, on itaottu responsibility. Will also paf Interest on depoaltes at the .following ratet: 4 per cent, on Call 5 3 Month® 9 IS Months for which certificates will be gi ten at the a bore rates.

I? Banking houn from 9 a. to 4 p. *. G. G. t)VY, C**ki*r. Terre-Hante, Aug. 17,1353-36-U

Fresh Beef!

AVJKO

bought an adjoiuing house espe

cially for the pnrpos#, and engaged the superintendence of

W*.

THIJU-WKLL,

Sttais, as easterners may wish. Call on RIDDLE 4 LOCKRIDOE, Nov. 16,1853-49-tf $ Corner.

Wines and Liquors. T. HTJLMAJT respectfully an 1 nounces to hi* friemls and thi

fiublic

generally, thai he has now on

fttgegt and most «xte»»ire stock of all sort* of FORKIGH & DOMESTIC WINKS LIQUORS, ax Cagwiac, French and P«*ch Branuies Port, Madeira aod Sveei Malaga Wine Gin. Rom Rvc. Boarbon, Slonongahvla, Inshiimi Scotch Whiskr Spanish aa4 American Brm»4j» au of which will h« (told «t Cincinnati prices. Ao. 5, WARREN S BLOCK,

Oct. 26,1853 46-tf

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD*

Pittslraig

Baltimore.

Bthewhicb

r°Cars

Freight from the West ean reach an

Eastern Market quicker and cheaper than by any of present rival routes: they connect with the daily Packets at Pittsburg, from St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all thejjilferent points on the westers waters: also, with uie Cleveland ami Pittsburg Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-

runlthron|"h between PITTSBURG and PHILA DELPHI A without transhipment of Freight, an advantage that can be appreciated all shippers.

In case of obstruction of Jiavigation by ICK or LOW WATER frcishts westward can be for\Varded from PITTSBCRO to CisctsKA*«, or towns in the interior by

Kailr°8j'

RATES OF FREIGHT

Between Pittsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore 1st CLASS—WINTER RATES—90 cts. per 100 lbs. Drv Goods in Boxes. Boots Shoes and Hat?. Carpeting. Furs Feathers Pianos Foreign Liquors,

&«d

CLASS—WISTKR RATES—75 cts. per 100 lbs Books and Stationery Buffalo Bear and Deer Skins Dried Frulls Dry Goods In bales Drugs and Medicines Groceries, (except coffce.) Grass, Seeds, Hardware Oil-cloth Wool Whiskey, (Westward.) &c. 3d CLASS—WIJfTKR KATES—&> cts. per 100 lbs.

—Alcohol Bacon Beef and Pork, packed Candles and Cheese (Eastward,) Coffee Fi^h I.unl aiul^arit Oil Tobacco, Leaf or Manufactured, (Eastward,) Tallow: Whisky* (Eastward.) &c.

Cotion ami Flour, at *peci3l rates on application to (he Superintendent, Goneral freight Agent, or the FreishL AtJ't Pittsburgh. FrcigBl GKO. C. FRANCISCUS,

PBNNSYLV AN IA RAILROAD, Notice to Eastern Travelers.

CONTINUOUS Railroad from Cincinnati. Cleveland. Welter, MassiliofN Alliance, iX,, a«ia Chicago, lll.j to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Railroad, from Pittsburg to Philadelphia. Through from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, in 3/ hours.

Cleveland to 26 Pittsburg to

Columbus, Toledo, -Cincinnati,(via Crestline,)

On or about the middle of Februaiy the Road TVIII be opened from Crestline to Woostcr, and time between Cincinnati and Philadelphiareduced to 34(hours

NOTICE.—In case of loss, the Company will hold themselves rc&ponsiMe for personal baggage only and for an amount »ot

S O E I N I N 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-, Lrtcies, Galloons, Boot-Web all kinds of Shoemaker's Todls, etc. etc.

Having adopted the principle of only sellinnr for cash, aiul.buying also for cash in the Eastern Cities, they are enabled to sell at low er prices than any of their competitors. SHOEMAKERS AND SADDLlSIiS. Are particularly requested to examine our Stock and Price*, before buying elsewhere.

HIDES, FUR, WOOL.

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

Nov. 30, 1853-51-tf

R£AD AjVD 1»0DEK!

NOW 18 THE TIME FOE GREAT BARGAINS

JUST CALL AT THK NEW-YORK AND BOSTON

CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 3, JACOB D. EARLY'S BLOCK, North Side the Public Square,

XKU HAT TTT, ItV 1. mil be found the largest and best sclcct-

VV cd stock of

cost for postage, and risk of safe mail conveyance. To all such, he relies on honor and just feelings, as ho cannot visit distant places for small amounts, so widely scattered over the

t. S. DAWALDSOtf, Terre-Haute, lnd

atlcu-

please the appetite. 11IP Country produce, poultry, se., Ste., al trays wanted, for which the highest cash prices will be paid. R. & L.

Rcaily-Jladc Clothing, fiver brought to*thc Prairie City, which is bound to be sold eheapcr thiui any other stock west of New-York City. Tho .stock is all fresh and new, and selected with great care, expressly for tliis market, by an experienced Merchant Tailor. Also a larcc stock of

YOUTH'S CLOTHING-, Also, constantly on hand a larg« ytock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND NESTINGS, From which good fits will be made (and warranted) at the shortest notice. One and all are particularly requested to call and examine before purchasing.— Also, a splendid stock of

Yankee iNotioiis and Fancy Goods, Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry of every description, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, and every thins hi the Failcy Goods line kept constantly on hand. Hitvins also uir.ile extensive additions to the NOT I OX 013

PA It'T.UI3ST, I shall de

vote the whole upper part of my extensive Sales Room exclusively for that business. ir-p Do not mistake the Number.

Nov: 2, 1833-47-tf

J. MARKLK,

No. 3, JACOiJ 1). EARIiY S BLOCK Sorth Side the Public Square.

CONFECTIONERY & I,. Mii MEisrEH

Having Removed to 4tti Streat. Nearly Opposite the New Post Office,

ARE

now prepared to fill all orders from the country or city, wholesale or retail.— Grocery keepers and Cotlntry nlerchants would do well to call and examine onr stock of Candies and Confectioneries before purchasing elsewhere, as we will sell as cheap for cash as any house in the eitr.

O" All orders from a distance will be strict ly attended to. Cakes candies and all kind* of ornamental work furnished for parties at the shortest notice.

Dec. 7, 1853-52 2mo

practi

cal Butcher, we shall ke«p on hand, during the winter, the choicest kind of FRESH MEATS, Which will be furnished, at all times, in Roast*

llooks! Books!!

h*vc on hanil the largest a,«»orlmcnt of Rooks, Slalionrrv A: Fancy Wood*, we have ever offerred compriiiug ttmoit every variety of School Book*, Misceilaieotis Books, Staple and

Fancy Stationery, Plain and Fancy Envdope*. Jjstler and Cap Paper, Steel and Chid Pens, Pockrt and 'Penknives, PORT MONNAIES, CARD CASMS, Sfc.,

Sew Bo«k« received every week. All order* receive* h? S*tanhiy e*e»in#t will bo filled the week fallowiiig.. and by tie year. Harper**, and M*g»~

W« «e!

Ptttnum'it, Grafcam** tine of Art, Ac.

CHU-.D S BOOR STORE.

JVk. T, Pha*ix **», first 4**r Bif Tern Haute, So*. 1SS3-4T

Boots and Shoes. a largw and extensive fttock of

HAVfi

Boot# smd Shoes, too ntacy varieties to mention. Call and eianriae

Acd

Tcrrfr'Haat** lad,

TtJRN'ER'8,

Music...

NEW supplv of Piano M"uslc. |usl recelvat VST IL CK1K Oil AM *S Feb. 9. Book Store.

Df. GBOGHBGANS

EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,-

For Dyspepsia, Scrofula, and all Impurities of the Blood.

PBEPABED BY ONE OF THE FACTJLTY.

THIS

vegetable iTemedy which is now spreading to all parts of th(= cou.Uor, ^^1,

trum.

Freiirht. Agent, Pittxbnrg. JE. J. SNEEDEK,

si: -•». Freight Agent, Bal^hnore. S JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT Freight Agent, JVo. fi'entst., A*. Y.

H.H.HOUSTON,

•Gen. Freight Agent, Phila.

March IS, 1853-14-Iyr

It is Prescribed 1y 1 1»

5°UnHUe°Sarsup3ri11aCthe

iv -i

Passenger Agent, Phila. J. IVIES RIM KN.

O. passenger Agent Pittsburg. March 10,1833-14 Jyr

r.::'

BOSTON LEATHER STORE

1,!)

Being the shortest and quickest Route from the Oreit West to the Atlantic Cities. Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to

Pittsburgh «-o Massillon, Cleveland, Mansfield and Crestline

.«t9 50 10 00 10 00 It 00

12 03 13 00 15 00

Chicaeo, (via Michigan Southern K. K. If? ^j. To Chicago^ Waiikegan, Kenosha, Illinois Kactne Milwauhe, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan Central Kailroad, $18. 00.

Tickels from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, or Balti more, by Kailroad, can be Purchased of

STRJL

DER, Ticket Agent, Cincinnati. And by the Steam Packet Line to Pittsburg, and thence by Kailroad to Philadelphia, from the Captains on board, and from Cleveland via Cleveland and Pittsburg Kailroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Kailroad, of W-Horton, ticket agent at tho Biddell House Cleveland, Ohio.

SIGN OF THE LAST,

No 3. Warren's Block, National Road Street, JtEKKK'HAUtE, INI»

NEW STOffiMiWGOODS.

«. lii'.itiiiioi & co.,

RESPECTFULLY

inform their friends, that

aVJS removed iuto No. 3, Warren

Block. They keep now constantly ror srrie""in this fine and spacious store-room, a new, large and well selected stock of all kinds of goods belonging to their lfne, viz Spanish, Buffalo Tanned and Cincinnati Sole, Band, Upper, Bridle, Harness, Skirting, Collar and Split Leather, Patent, French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip Skins, Lining, Binding Topping. Sheep and Deer Skins, Tampico and French Men attd Ladies' Morocco.

ity, and all disorders 'i* ansing from in-, -.*1 pure blood and bad habit of

System.

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

As a heautifler of the complexion, in tho cure of pimples and blotches, in producing a clear a^id beautiful skin, it is a much more sare and surei than all the cosmetics and lotions existence, try it. and you you will never regret it. Do not lose confidence if it should seem at first to increase I:ho disease-the general effect, of the medicine being to drive all impurities to the surface, and by that means out oV tire system.

RAYMOND & PATTEN, pyt

Solo Agents, No. 74, Fourth street, Louisville. Kentucky. To whom all orders should be addressed. For sale in Terre-Haute, by J. R. CI'NINOIIAM, and by Druggists and Medicine dealers generally.

Dec 11, 1853-1-to May 17, 1851.

Terre-Haute and Richmond Railroad Company,) C-V SECRETARY'S OKKIOK, Jan.

21, 1854.

MVIWENI* NOTICE*

DIVIDEND of four (4) per cent, on the Capital Stock, out of tho net earnings, for the six months ending December 31st, 1853, lias this 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.

By order of the Board of Directors: CHAJILES WOOD, Secretary. Jnnuftpy 9l -'W

Dr. Urbin's Anti-Bacchanalian Elixir!!

Vt? A S'ifc anil Sure Remedy for the

CURE OF INTEMPERANCE!

is not in tho least injurious to tlie system. It is pleasant to the taste, and will core the hardest cases of intemperance Wo Warrant it in all cases if taken according to directions. It destroys tho desire (or all ardent spirits when strictly taken according to directions, and will restore tbe individual to the same state of sobriety in which lie was before ho ever drank a drop of the ardent, and lie will not have the least desire for intoxicating drinks. til temperance is a disease and as such the greater the excefes in drinking the more speedily is the disease developed, and to such the Elixir is presented as the balm of (Jilead—the oil of consolation, peaco and perfect restorations

The more fully do. ?loped is the disease the more saltary and powerful the r-Tsct of this Klixir, at once destroying the appetite for. spirits, and restoring the tone of the stomach to as health^ aii action as it was before drinking a drop of ardent spirits and when intemperance has assumed this diseased form, reason is measurably dethroned, the will t$ "a ccrtain extent becomes ungovernable, until often, alas! many have passed the bounds of sober restraint, and though they may desire, in their sober moments to abandon the Use oftliat Much is so rapidly proving their bane, they cannot, unaided, and no aid has ever been tendered such, with success until the discovery of Dr. Urban's never railing .Anti-Bacchanalian Klixir aince which time none are left withoutoxcuse, as tbo means necessary to destrov the taste, and again enthrone reason, bringing tho will into perfect subjection, by extracting the poisonous sting and temptation of the adder, are placed within every man's reach those therefore, who hereafter fill the grave orthe drunkard In ust do so by choice, and not or necessity—it matters not how near it you may be.

As the Elixir is a most powerful pun her of the blood, tho seat of all diseases, it iias been used with great sue cess, and is highly recommended ill eases of Delirium Trerntftn'TTiysi'c^jitr* SpTtciMTr.-Sf^iHwlgia, Liver Complaints, General -Debility, Piles, and all kinds of Fevers. It is the best alterative known.

TO® Tho Anti-Bacchanalian is neatly put up and labelled, with full directions accompanying ench bottle. Price S3 per bottle. On tho receipt of the above sum it will bo sent, free of charge, to any part of theUnited States. All letters to bo prepaid. To be had from all the principal Druggists in the United States.

URBAN & DIDLAKE,

IMF 05 Third Street, l/Ouisvillc,Ky.

DRiU"iBAS'8

Vegetable Fever and Ague Powders: The only stite remedy ever known for Chills and Fiver, and xoarraiUed to cure, in all cases, if taken according to directions.

It cures,"when taken according to directions, in Twenty Minutee, leaving no Fever after the Chill very seldom requiring fliorc than one dose to make a permanent cure. A great number o. ca*esj from two to five years standing, have been cured with the first dose, and Chill has tieter, as, yet, returned. The beauty of this modicine is, that itStopl the Ghi.il in twenty minutes, or tea*, and the patient will be entirely clear from Fever after the Chill, which is not the case when other medicine isu^ed. Xt has superseded all otfctr preparations wherever it has been Introduced.

Read what the Editors of the Louisville Democrat say from their own observation: "Dr. Urban's medicine for the cure of chills and fever has effected some -vtonderfu! cures in Qurown midst. A young man who has resided for several yenri in Lousiana, reached Sew Albany a few weeks since, weak and emaciated—literally worn out physically, with long continued chill* and fever, lie made a short stay at the house of

Judge Smith, where hi* old

disease continued with no less severity than at home iu Louisiana. Having exhausted almost every remedy known to the medical profession he procUrcd a box of Dr. Urban's celebrated medicine, and after taking two pewder* was entitely relieved and restored to health, He has been well ever since—saya his health has not been as good for aeveralyears, and Is now fast regaining his former vigor and tbe rosy cheeks be was wont to wear.

Thia medicine can be had at the manufacturers' lie. not, 65 Third St., between Main & -Market, Loui*ville, Kv.. wholesale and retail. URBAN & HIULAKK. ryOa the receipt of $1 the Powders -will be seat, free of charge, to any part of tbe U. State*. It may also he obtained of all the principal Drnggiita in tbe conntry. ._

May 4,1853-81-Iyrt»* «r*

B. H. CORNWELL, tht? fi*t on fclirM a Rcoer*i jiMwutuM-Btof M»eR Knight.

3CESCHAKT TAILOR, E#st tff the Square.

KEEPSconiiaStty

EEPS conttaStlf on Wtitf Rcner»i »M«ojtrn«-»il. Goods for Oc&tleroen1* Apj»«r«l, -which will t*

midt to order, «iw»rt notice, *at warranted. Hi« stock consists of v»riou* Bro*dclothii, nil color* Cuwimerv&nd Ve»tiof*. tt kinds Underibirt», H'dkerehiefs, Cmv*t«. Glove*. Sa»pender*,&c. ifi« garmesiU win be r**bioo*bljr *nd *alwUnti*Hy n«de,«ai price*gra«lo»t*3 to tbe Jowert tiringmmrk.

.,.

eft. Cr*v«a, Silk tTodert

IAVISO

Brown,

Hi* rtoc*, ia r«rt, con*i*U of Olive, 6«f, and MSst Bro»«cloUu, of vuian price®. BUck, Blae, Doe«ki»,*Bd checked Cufor of vttioa* grade* in prices tod iitfit *nd Bu &»cr. »Or ShtrU. Cotlarn, Handktrnr-

W HWI»« V* -let. Kktlii, Sitfe. Velvet, Vwlins*. to *oit mtff n.

tMte or

Saspeitiers Gloves,

CttaAiTU, At, Ac., slwty* on iuei).

OT CaU and euniae Uie stock asd leave yo»r [Jmoarr 1 18H-U

Ehrs. Clippinger Evans I *1*iffrTTe HafltjS ladiaca.

«w5««l OrtaMwives together in tie jn» At Marti® Nwcinut 8r»wf, **$}«*** to I w&it, cad at reu*a*Me priccs Men* netara tkaaM Jbr———

together

The Cheap Cash Blore.

J. P. MICK,

WOULD

respect fully call the attention of the citizens of Terre-Hante add vicinity to his new and magnificent Stock of

Jof "he first Medical Schools in the West, a tonsistingof all the latest, and most desirable phvsician or high standing in Iiife prorewion, and as

taple and Fancy Dry Goods,

Now being opend iiv the room lately occupicd by S H. Potter, East side of the Public Square, •where he is selling Goods 6f every description of the most superior and elegaut qualities, at 1 prices far below anything ever offered in this

Statc'beforc. His stock of Goods are entirely new. having iust 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 stock of

O O S A S O E S

is also complete, comprising everything that lip« adapted to the season, and shall positively be sold at 10 pelf cent, on cost.

We would also call attention to our JLARGE STOCK OF.GOLD JEWELRY,

Sty]es t6

^c founiir

s"cia"*'!,h.

as will be seen by reference to the Circular and by the

Hydropiper is quick in its thing in this line At,

action, the first bottle often producing wonderful le- EASTKIIX A* II suits, as in the case of ths negro girl of Mrs. bim- it mons's, of Louisville, who was relieved or

BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK!! In short it has excited the wonder and admiration of all who have used it, and wherever known stands at the head of all remedies for the following diseases: Dyspepsia, Scrofula, White Swelling, Mesenteric

Diseases or Negro Consumption, Scurvy .Chronic sores. Ulcers

Kheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, fejindall Culnneous or Shin Diseases, all.

iienal or Kiuney affcctions, all female irregularities and obstructions,a

Mercurial Diseases, Sccondary Syphilid General Hcbil-»

«ntc0PaPs°ff^ recipe is pub-| GOOD GOLD or the purchase money refuud nthpri and accompanies each bottle of the medicine,, ed. Our stock of ilfus eionertunTu "rom the charge of heWg a ttos- yj

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. COSS18TIKO or Silk, Satin, Velvet, and Rraid Boiinets Bon'htl,

Cap, and Fancy Trimming Ribbons, Man- », tillas. Cloaks, Black ij- Colored Silk, and other Laces. Needle-teorked Collars, tHIMIZETTES, SLEEVES, $c., $c., which she is prepared to sell at priccs that cannqt fail to give satisfaction. When you visit Cincinnati, call on MRS. E. M. RICH,

No. 1204, 5th street, hot ween Elm and Plum. Sept. 28.

1853-42-lyr SO.sx-mdse.-shp.

TiOts for Sale.

HARDENSBCRG, Ky., OctG, 1831.

Dr. A. E. Gooh^6.n—Dear Sir—1 have cxnmiued your recipe for 'Coi/i^&nnd Fluid Kxtract of Hydropiper, for the cure oT ScVoTola ln all its forms, and other chronic afi'cctions, viz': Female Weakness,.Rheumatism, &c. Having prescrtbredi, and watched its effects in many cases of the above diseases, and having always found it effectual-, most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted as 'the best alterative and tonic I have ever -ised—altogether superior to Sarsaparilla, and any oT its Vu?1,,EUl) ta. D. y-g- Price—SI,00 per bottle—6 bottles- for 35,00 wnen all taken at one tinve-.

AM authorised to dispose of the following Real Estate, on good terms Lot number 308, ou which is & gdckl frame building and out-houses.

Also, Lots number 295 and 296. These lots are on Market Street, three squares from the court-house, on which is a fine family residence, completely fitted up, with out-buikl-ings of good quality.

Also, Lots number 2G6 and 288, which arc also improved. I liaVe also nine acres of Land, one mile north of the Depot, which I will sell on liberal terms.

Also, 14 lots in McGaughey it Roache's division of tbe middle part of tho south west quarter of sefitidn 15, town 12, range 9. These lots are three-quartets of a mile north of the depot, and are of a large size, to-wit: 19G feet 2 inches by 8? feet 6 inches.

These lots will be sold on very liberal terms. Any person wishing to purchase any of the above kinds of property, would do well to examine this before he purchases telsdwncre.

Notice to Builders.

fT^lIE Board of County Commissioners of Vi--L go County, lnd., have resolved, to erect this year, on Lots 3 and 4, in tho subdivision of Lot 96, at the intersection of Market and Ohio streets, in Terre-Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, a building fat County Offices, which shall combine solidity, durability and safety from fircv, with neatness and practical Convenience in regard to the objccts for which it is intended.

The better to attain these ends, thejr 11 Ave instructed me to invite builders iri tnis city and elsewhere, to furnish drafts, plans and specifications, accompanied by an estimate of the cutirc cost of the building, and they agree to pay for the drafts which they deem first and second best, a fair compensation.

I accordingly hereby give an invitation td builders, to furnish drafts as aforesaid, iHiicll I will be ready to. rcc'eiVc at my oflice, at any time bjfdre the fith of February 1854. at 10 o'clock, A. M. A. LANOE, Auditor.

Terre-HauteJftn.il, '64-5-Ui-fteb-(j

DOUBLE RECTIFIED

F. 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 Room, on a large scale, and af ter an entirely new and most beffcet principle, he intends and shall now be able to furnish the best

DOUBLE RECTIFIED WUISKY, Which ha,s ,evcr been sold in this market. It is decidicciiy tile ftigst pleasant, purc-st and best rectified Whisky, which TViis eVer made, and will excel the best efrer brought oii llere from Cincinnati or any other place.

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

No. 5. WARREN'S BLOCK,

Oct.26, 1853-46-tf Terre-Haute, lnd.

"TfOlTD YOUR HORSES."

And Stop at the People's Cash Store. Ready Sales: Small Profits, and Quiet- Return*., AHIS house has just rcccivcd. per railroad, a choice-

JL and extensive lot of

Sept. 21, 1853-41-tf

iSfo.

THE

tff which, wc warrant

XKEE N

TIOXS

[is tlie largest to be found in this city, and we

would say to Pedlare, Country Merchants and

wc ar(J proparc,l to scll

Uicni any

/IIOI.EISAL,E PUICES.

o* Don't forget the door, at Potter's Old Stand. East side of the Public Square. J.F.MICK. l-M

Terre-EFaute, Nov. 30, 18J3-

-tf

Millinery and Fancy Store,

]Wi»Si E. iff. RICH, iV'O. 20l» 5th St. Cincinnuti, Ohio, TrOUI-D respectfully call publio attention t'O her VV laree and fashionable Stock of

M. M. HICKCOX.

January 26, 1854-3w

THE

i.ji.

l»T

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS?# consisting of Prints, Ginghams, Delaines, Lawns, Swiss Jaconetta. Silks, Broadcloths, Tweeds, Katinetts, Drillings, Vesting*,Tickings, Bleached and Unbleached ilomcstlcs also—A fine supply of Hats and Caps. Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, LookEg Glasses, Cutlery, Hardware, and GROCERIES of every description. irT* Call and examine for yourselves. The most fastidious can be suited and all shall receive satisfaction. r? The subscriber, grateful'to hla old customers lot tneir past favors, respectfully solicits a continuance of the same.

G. H. WH1UJUKK.

,«i Vigo Court of Odmrrion Pleas ft I To April Term, A. D. 1854. Jolih Pogue.and..Kancy .Pqgue vs. John M. ..White and Angeiine White, and others, heirs at law of William N. Ferry, deceased.—Petition for Partition.

rriHE petitioners, by C. T. Ifrible, their solicitor, having filed their petition together withan affidavit, Ulat John M. Whiteatid Angeiine White arc not residents of die Slate of Indiana.. Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said John M. and Angeiine White that they be, and appear before tlie Judge of the gaid Crtnlmou rloas Court, at the Court-House in Ter-re-H%ute, on the first day of its next term, then and there, in said court, to show canse ^*hy partition should not be made as asked for in said petiilb'n.

ANDREW WILKINS, Clerk.

C. T. NoBtE, Att'y for Petitloiiers. jbeb. 15. l854-10-3tr [jw's fee $2,00}

^tate of Indiana, Vigo Cooaty. ss.

Vigo Circuit Court, March Term, 1854. Catharine Knight,)

VS. Petition for Divorce.

COMES

now the complainant by Wright A Baird, her solicitors, and files her petition herein, with the affidavit of a disinterested permrv that raid Moses Knight is not a resident of the State of Indiana. -Notice is therefore hereby given to slid de fendant to be and appear in said court on the first dty of ito next Urm, and then and fliere plead, answer or detiinr id said petition, or we same will be determined in hla absence.

ANDREW WILKINS, Ci'k.

Fel»roai 1, 1854-8-3*

TERRE-HAUTE MARBLE DEPOT. BARTON it WALTER,

HEALKKSin Venaost and lulias ilarble.soatit oT Terre I.—

Mwctw* M»4 Smmerr, bt* leave to I writ lupojthilly so- spirit, sots every article

At out Startle Yard will b« famisited, on rtsort

Terre-Haute, October 20 I86.'i-46-6rn

NOTICE.

ISkeepinggiven,

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

Bids will be received for the keeping of both the resident and transient paupers, .and f°r the keeping of the resident paupers alone.

The rents and profits of the Poor House Farm, cast of Terre-Haute, will constitute part of the consideration for keeping the poor, and

and profits. The proposals tnust be accompanied by the names of responsible persons, as securities for the faithful performance of the contract.

THE MAMMOTH

Constiintly for sale, or MADE to cSrd'er, tin short notice, assortment of

IP" Wc solicit patronage.

Warren's Block-, South side Main street, terre-haute. INDIANA.

subscriber respectfully solicits theAttjention of tlio public to his very extensive inent of Stoves, consisting in part tof tliefollowing, viz -,u

Down Draft Cookers.

2sixes Back's Improved heavy and durable. Comet best down draft in market. Double Oven.*

Western WorId.JA.ir-tight tltesc 4 kinds. New World arc very desirably. Ulobo Uie wood an object. AtlAs -'mr

Elevated Oven Cookers.

3 sizcs'Tuscan Oveiw^i

3 3 3 3 3

3 3 2 4 4 5

Cultivator Fire Fly, and Fnrlorj ekcellent heating and baking- stov'oU. Premium Cookers. Queen City heavy and very durable. t'd.

Best Form properly nameu. UjU JRtf» Ironton. Hoosier State 30 in. wood, 5 boiler holes 4 Seven Plate. Indiana 6 boiler holes aud large oven. 7 Six Plate.

rtment of COAL STOVES, of di He rent sizes I

And a good assoi ^arul patterns, all of which are wai ranted to j)t*rform well u! orno sale. Also a good assortment of

Parlor and Sitting Room Fire Frames, Fronts, Fenders, Gratest, .Baskets, JJshpans, Fattening,

ornamented and verv lieh, from RIO to 8*20. -wV*

TIN COPPER AND SHEET-ffiONt-VARE,

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

«CASTINGS, PUMPS,

Sugar-kettles Ovens, fekilletsi odd Lids, Andiron!s, Wa^onboxes, "Hoy's"Sleds, Fiimps, niia numerous articles not mentioned on lland any or all of which wo will lake pleasure to show to our numerous patrons, and the public in general, and 1 think it would be to their interest to examine my stofck before purchasing elsewhere.

Having Moulders at the Eagle Foundry and a spacious Shop on our second floor, (or the purpose, we arc prepared to repair our Stoves on short notice we also repair Tin, Ooppcr, and Sheet-iron Ware, with dispatch.'*'"+ •». s*

December 7, 1853-52-tf ,, -f

S E a E

GENTLEMEN'S MOTTA111 OVIvKCOATb.f, OKNTLEMKN'S WHITNEY OVKIICOAT^, GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS, GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS. I GENTLEMEN'S FINE ULOTII OVERCOATS, "s' GENTLEMEN'S FELT CLOTH OVERCOATS,

GENTLEMEN'S MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS,ft .. GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS, GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS. The above, together with a fine assortment of 'y

.' ,-m

VESTS, PANTS, HA.TS, CAPS, FINE SHIRTS. CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, AND UNDER CLOTHING, Are got up, ns rcgnril* Style, Jitahe nml Finixh, with utir WCU

THE FIRST CBN"OP THE SMSON.

David If. Arnold again in (lie field.I

The Mammoth Clothing Store still leads the Column.

lamest stock of Clothing ever brought to this city is now opened at the Maninioth Clothing Store. Having t&ken advantage of the Market, and purchased these gsods before wool 11a 1 advanced to its present high prices, the subscriber is enubled to continue, as heretofore, .selling greater bargains than any other house iu this city.

His stock is now complete—embracing every article in tho clothing lino—and for style and workmanship it cannot bo surpassed. Iii connection \Vitli tlie Clothiiig.Store, there is an extensive,Merchant Tailoring Establishment, where any garment will be made, to order at short notice. A full asso tinent of Black and Fancy Colored French Chillis Bed'iir Cloths, Ctissiliieres, Vestings, Ac., kept constantly on hand for that purpose,

O* All are invited to call at Wateriiicldii Corilcrj J. C. Ubss' old stand, Nortli-cast Cornqr of the Public Square. .. .... i). 11, ARNOLD. Sept. 21, 185.'J-4l-tf ..

A. LANGE, Audilor^-*

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

State Indiana, Vigo County, Set.

WEvifcweddfand

tHe undersigned ao swearthat we fiaye appraised a'certain stray

Cpw, taKen up, as ail estray, by George W. Hass of Honey Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana, and find the same to be a red Cow with a little white on the back and on the belly, and a crop off the left ear and under bit in the same and swallow fork in the right ear, and about 4 years old last spring, and we appraise the same at sixteen dollars. James Price' aud William York, appraisers. ftebscribea »id 12th day of January. 1854. & S

A true copy from the record. .ANDBEW'WILKINS, CFk* By Josjr WiLKjijts, Deputy. February 1, l854 H-3w

State of Indiana. Vigo County, at. go it a If 5 4

TVTOTICE is heretij *^fvpn

l\ term of said coort, the said Sarah Jape Isaacs will make application to said cdtirtio change her christian tian« to Soph ia Jane.

Febrnary 1,18S4-8-3w

in oar Mac.

SSi?SSars-,?*-S!TfJP&~.. ..

Town Lota for Sale.

LOTS^o.

REMOVAL 'iv.:

Wmm CLIITIIIKi STORE:

for

eicgance,

any Western market. He is ucLerininod to keep up witii the times in liaviri^ constantly the Ion tit

He is uc

tel), for prices

very best stocft, which, for prices, cannot fail to please. Every variety of Gentlemen's wear-

fants, Vests, Coritsi Overcoats of all kinds, Cravats, Ac., «tc.

His Fall and Winter Stock is just received, and is onS of the most cxten&tvo stocks he has ever brought to this market. Call and see for voursejves. K. tEVl2f0Sl'O!f, Eftst side of tlfb Ptibllc Square,

bidders are expected to state what amount of keep constantly on huml, Ftik'i Patent Air Tight money they require iu addition to those rents of the public to tboir •operlorltf oVer the common wooden cofllns now in use, for all seasons of the year, for v«oft purposes, transportation, bcaoty, style of finish,anddarability. Tbey arc unrivaled and wherever tbey nave Tjccnintroduced it b»* been to the tot#l exclu*ion of ail other coffin*. I now bavs an asiortmcnt on hand, wblcb can be seen by calling at rnf

E*#^6aT*J—Sarah Jam? Isaacs, $$ ppoc&atn prgp^-ed to give good bargains in every thing ami, Abraham C. Itaaxx.—Pctiltoit U) ai&ngt. }J ijnc Thankful for former patronage, he solicits call from every one desirinj^'to the next! «opply themselves in thefincTof Groceries and

sthat'at

ANDREW WILKI5S, Clk

45.and 46, Stbleyipwri a¥e of

fered fot* sale on reasQriafele terms. Thpy are siioated just SSotiSi of the Tehsgraph Mills, and are well lo^atcd for a varioty or pnrpdsea Apply to THOHA3 E. NELsOK.'

Jan. 36,15S4-dw3w

assort-

Parlor Stoves.

a ftf

jv-

Floral. Sylvaii. Sylvan Franklin». §ylVaVi Cottage. Soiivenier. ..... Venitinn Parlor and Franklini CorinthiatV for coal. gigg 1 inprovt'd JiVnov, fbr onlnnd wood each FrpiiKlin Rip Van Winkjp,^ Monkey for coal".' -Common Air-tight.

-m

At i|H

SM. -t -»f!l on pst'i" -f fs-T-- rt

Shop S'.ove*.

all complete, highly

Wc liavo on hand the most extensive

IUHIWII

inirablc Stock, which Wo nri! determined to nell, on the lowowt ponsi 11«* IIM IIIH. «3r Rcmembtr the (!|,OTIin2 STOICK," JFOIM'H-JIAST L'OLINKK Oh' TIIK }MT|il,ll! SLLUAKK, (FAliRlNG'iON'S BI.OCK.)

N. H. Our S'1'0(!K i« our own mauill'.u.tuic nml wc WAItlfANT the wovkninimliip, olinsod nt our cstRhlUhintMit, c.vf-.hnngcd It not lull)- nj|rovcil. TcVr'e-Haute, }ciU. 21, IfejUHt-tf

rtljf

mtW

hitjus rt.- E, GR0VER/O

zyasfftzzafnf-#

rim

LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE,::'

2)1! i'i* fHilt IbW" Hi -iti.q ,»!j r\i* IfO-f HP -v -fii iu5K

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,'ft

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i'ri.J

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r.vcnllcncc, and coimtltuti] ft truly »d

TERRS-HAUTB, INDIANA. fr

STRAUS & ISAAC'S,

Any Ciirtiicnt pur

.( S. it l,|

hid

ie citizens of Tprrc-Uaute. and tha country large and elegant assortment of READY MADE

ic|fe oftlie 1'uUlic square to the East siile, where he has received a eicgaiicc, viirioiy, durability and CHEAPNESS, is unexcelled

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

wl' hI -sit!', I Wi

furniture Warerooms,

,And .Undertaking Establishment. t£ a !,#&. &m4

'M METALIC BTJftlAL CASES. *xw THK*uh*cribcr» linvinsrmndearrfingcment* with W. C. i)»vi* A Co.,' of Cincinnati, to

Wrfre raotni: In. addition, I nball kcip on hand alt kinds and of r«ady mart® WOODEN COFFINS, Manufactured of tbe best material, and made by tb best workmen in tbe city. 1 pledge myself not to toV low tbe old phM of extortioning, but will soil lowff tban any other House ofjMi&kiiyl in the city. Mf profits in both metaltc ani wooden coffins shall net exceed tbat of any otber. kind of business. Jam pre* pared to'attend ftftierat#'with

AN ELEGANT HEARSE,

And will furnish any iiumber «f carriages tlyit may b* de«.:-). I can t« found at my Store, north of tb« Court House, on Market street, Opposite J. JUingdon'tf 14Very Stthie^at my work-sliOp, fottnwiy kept'i Sites A Co. 0. G. POKSTKK. terre Haute, Sfay 25 i853-54-ti'

~(jJ I50CE RIES

14 JOHN B. LUDOWICI,f.

^fAKKS pleasufe Tn assuring the friends and customers of the lata firm, that he will contione the business at tlio old stand, and ia

Lifltfors, at Wholesale or Retail. He is now receiving hia spring stock, eon sisting o'f a full assortiaeti't of Groceries of all kinds

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Leather,

Jte. dtc„ all of which will be disposed of at tho Iowestfigiire. Call at the Cincinnati Store, Unlon RowE6

March 23,

EXTIiAi^TS—Monin'n

Celebrated Pura Concentra

ted Premium Flavoring Extracts, at tb* Dcc.Sl-tf R. K. COKJiER.