Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 March 1854 — Page 3

From the Cnristain Herald. WOSAM'S imVEHOS.

CARDS AND WIS*.

A gay assemblage bad gathered ia the gorgeous halls of Col. Alton, and bis ,! daughter Cora, the beautiful and gifted entertainer, drew forth a card table, and called a merry group around her.' ^•Dayton, don't you play V* she said to one who seemed to be no careless observer of her.

A hesitation of indecision was visible for an instaHt, and then he unswemd, "No!" ''Well, play just once. I assure you the amusement is perfectly innocent."

driven me? To poverty, to murder, to su

icide. At first, I played for excitement, and then to keep you from starvation find when my money and my credit were gone, and tauntingly I was told it. I sent one guilty as myself to his account, and by his blow I likewise die. 0o not grieve so, Cora you thought no harm—but 0! atone for this by warnings to the young." His hand relaxed its icy clasp, and he was dead.

Again my scene is gaiety. "Pledge me. Alice, pledge me!" With hand, she raised the sparkling cup, and bowed her head, and thus her silvery voice rang out, "I pledge your happiness, Darwin—I kiss the ruby wine —drink, and be happy forever!" She wielded a mighty scepter then. lie drank, again he drank. He had her sanction—he asked no more. She had a rival soon—a powerful rival— that rival, wine. And on his dying bed. he lies tormented by blood-freezing sights. *•0! Alice, see that serpent's slimy folds!" —and to his distorted face lie drew his weeping wife, whispered starilingly, "0! Alice, kiss the ruby wine, and pledge my happiness forever! 0! will you not be quick?—he comes I feel his scorching breath, I feel his deadly fangs!" He struggled madly—gasped—and died.

Young women, it ts real life I picture. Will you take warning/ ROSE HULLL.

The Baltimore Times, which has been a warm friend to the Iniquity Bill, has the following remarks upon its defeat:.. "Tho only chanro for the Administration ia to have the bill taken up out of order. To do this is difficult work. The Union, this morning, i.t an silent, as ilio grave. The Intelligencer in dumb with axtonUlnnent at it* unexpected success. The Sentinel, in its rage, tures upon the Union, the official scape goat. According to our correspondent, the cabinet are disgusted and dejected. The patronage being all gone, there nro no mean-t of bribery left to employ on the House. The bill cannot be resuscitated. It is dead.

The next thing for the Administration is to divert public attention and turn the stream of national excitement into some new channel.— A war with Spain, in regard to the Black War rior affair, is the only opportunity. The acquisition of Cuba by a tender of purchase, backed by the cannon, would pruve popular and save the cabinet. Sumo bold stroke like this must be resorted to, or the Administration will have to breast the storm which they have raisod. without, the adequate power of re xistance. The President hits acted most nobly throughout, the whole Nebraska question. He relied too much on party organization. He lias been deserted at, the very time he most needed devotion. He is now thrown upon his own resource*. He is surrounded by tho-jo circumstances which try men's souls. WB will we how lie comes out.

©ISASTKKS ox oim AVisriax UIVKIIS.—Tho St. Louis Evening News says that during the two months of January and February, twetny-three steamers were sunk, burnt, or blown tip on the Mississippi river and its tributaries, and two destroyed by fire ou the Savannah—involving the loss of near two hundred lives, and more than a million dollars worth of property. The records of the present month will greatly swell this fearful list of mortality. Within the last few days we have received accounts of the loss of the steamers Caroline and J. L. Avery upon the Mississippi, and the Reindeer upon the Ohio river—hurrying, in all, one hundred and fifty human souls without warning or preparation into eternity*

JIT Conittcted with tho vote which killed the Nebraska Bill in the house, nro some facts worth remembering. Of the Indiana delegation, Chamberlain, Eddy, Harlan, Lane, Mace and Parker voted against the bill and Davis, Dunham, English, Hendricks, and Miller, for it.

From the free States, 54 democrats voted against the bill. Nor OSE WHIG from the free States voted for Jt. Of tho large New York Delegation, o»iy OMC vote was given for it, and that was Miitl Walsh! From Missouri (fate name of Bcxtos alone stands recorded agairist the bill.

The latest news from California, brought by the steamer Northern Light, which arrive# at New York on the 35th iust., is as follows:

A Mexican WIM lynched in Mariposa county, for the murder of Nathan Pratt, of Rhode Island.

that the fillibusters have nearly all left those remains are suffering for provisions. The Maine Liquor Law has boen introduced into the California Legislature.

*4AVfe it tnan and his wife both tmtV* asked the wife of certain gentleman in a state of stupefaction, as she was holding his aching head in bath hands.

And how could he doubt the assurance of one who was, in his eye, faultless? She threw a little golden circlet on the table, exclaiming, "Who wins the ring?" He seated himsglf, and ere long his dark eye was glowing wi:h excitement. The game was ended—he had won—and again and ^,C| P'unpct^ into the intoxicatingl When Tamerlane had finished building bis whirlpool, tor gloves and sunny curls and pyramid of seventy thousand skulls, and was smiles. ''C, i-. seen standing at the gates of Damascus glit-

Five years have flown. The scene tells

of poverly. Upon a bed, all stained with

life's red curren, is that form again. Be-

aUTBinOiTT.

To advocate the ladies' cause you will read the Cist and third and second and fonrth line* together* 1—The man must lead a happy life 2 a a a in 3—Who is directed by a wife 4—Is sure to suffer for bis pains.

1—Adam could find no solid peace, 2—When Eve was given for a mate, 3—-Until be saw a woman's face, 4—Adam was in a happy statei

!t,erinS)w,it.h

COFFEE

In Oregon, a bill passed ordering a vote for the formation of State a government. Dates from Honolulu, to the 4th of Feb., are receive*!. Annexation is still talked of. Trade times, and Farmers having provisions"for sale very dull. respectfully fti^ified to call on me before

Intelligence from Lower California states adiing.,

Yes. 1 suppose so." was the reply. "\V*II. then." KAKI »hc, CAROE hotfifc drank last night, nn«Lought to be ashamed und ea^atnars and the public generally, they of myself. leave to «ay. that tb«y c*n rr*^ent indues

This back-handed n-buke front a k»i»

wferin^. but affectionate wife. eSbctiwIlj j*

cured him of hU drtoking propensity. March 24-dawtf K®. I UBMWROV.

1—In all the female face appear, 2—Hypocrisy, deceit and pride 3—Truth darling of a heart sincere, 4—Ne'er known in woman to reside. 1—What tongue is able to unfold 2—'The falsehood that in woman dwells 3—The worth in woman we behold, 4—Is almost imperceptible. 1—Cursed be the foolish man, I say, 2—Who changes from his singleness, 3—Wno will not yield to womau's sway, 4—Is sure of perfect blessedness.

Who has met with a more eloquent tribute than the following to the press: When Tamerlane had firmhci pyramid of seventy thousand skulls, and was

"tee1',w

ith

side him kneels a woman, striving to staunch the vital trcam. "There, that will do, Cora. I fuel better now—but still 1 feel that I must die. Let me take your hand, so priceless, yet so dearly bought—and then let me warn-,. you kindly, jh.1 you may do .he same to *SB^T!t5Sr2S Others. I l\e jeais to-nujht, Cora, I was* that German aiiizan has wrought a benefit not a gambler—but you, who was perfect which irt immeasurably expanding itself thro

S[entz,

in my view, asked me to join you in that innocent amusement. I played—I won I gained )Our hand but 0! can it be parte, compared to these moveable types of that I have lost my soul That night the nanncs Faust?—Foreign Review. impetus was given—and where has it!

battle axe on his shoul-

1 der t,H hw fierCe ,,05U filed

°ut

to new

ncto'

ries and carnage, the pale looker on might hare fancied that nature was in her death throes—

for havoc and despair had taken possession of the earth, and the sun of mankind seemed setting in seasof blood. Yet it might be, thaton that very gala day of Tamerlane a little boy is

laying nine pins in the streets of Meutz.— whose history was more important than twenty Tamerlanes. The Tartar Khan, with'

all countries and through all time. Wrhat are all the conquests and expeditions of captains from Walter the penniless to Napoleon Bona-

_____

ONE

OF THE

BOVS.—When

to see

Henry Ward

Bcecher visited this city to deliver some lectures a year or two sincc, he rode from Waterville on the box when Sam, a young but favorite driver, was in charge of the team. Sam drove the team through at the rate of twelve miles an hour, anticipating bv two or three hours the usual time of arriving. The proprietor of the line inquired of him the next day how he came to drive so fast. "Oh," said he, "I tell you I had one of the boys on the box, and snow_\ .int0(j

\,m g0)

anc

through!"—Bangor Mercury.

put 'em

A very little girl, youn^y enough to sleep in a crib by the bed of her parents, awoke one night, when the full moon was shining into her bed-room, and calling to her father, she exclaimed "Father! Father! God has forgot to blow the moon out! Won't you open the window, and let me blow it out/"

IV ESTABLISHMENT.

AT THE LATE STAND OF THE PRINTING OFFICE.

EXPRESS

Coffee. Sugar, Teas, Molasses, Fruits,

NUTS, TOBACCO, fcc., &c.

HAVING

retired from the quill, the scissors

and paste-cup, and bought out the stock of l)av GnoCKiuia recently owned by the Messrs. Wasson «fc Co.. and fully replenished the same with new purchases at Cincinnati and further east, I now offer to the public at my old stand, a very excellent stock of

I E S SC., it.

At as low rates as similar articles can be had in this part of the country. Buying prudently and cautiously with cash, and preferring to sell in the same way, I shall be coritent with a very small advance on cost. I guarantee tih,at every article shall bo as represented, under the penalty of returning the money on the,return of the goods, in which I take the risk of pleasing all tastes, however dissimilar and diversified they may be—as every one knows, I promise fair in t.ho beginning, and think I shall otyible to meet and fulfil all pledges in the outcome—respectfully soliciting inany trials, or any amount of scrutiny and investigation.

.I enumerate the following* articles now in store, or to arrive during this woek, to-wit: SUGARS—New Orleans. Common, »&$»y}K)tir, l'rime, and Clarified Powdered '"•Ww White, Crushed—White Crystals, and White grained Coffee Sugars—a fine stock.

TEAS—Gunpowder Extra, Imperial, Common and Extra Hvson, and Common and Fine Black Teas. Laguira, Rio—White and

Green, and superior old Java Coffee, SYRUPS—New York Golden Syrup—the drippings of lf»af sugar New Orleans Ilcooiled, Sugtir House,Goodiueand Plantation Molasse?

FISH—Mackerel in barrels, half

J^SgjIs^and quarter barrels, and Kits Tongues and Sounds, Codfish and fresh Sardines.

FRUITS, &c—Orange*, MR RaisinS, Figs, Prunes, Xante Currants. Citron, Canton Ginger, Olives. Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil and Peanuts, English Walnuts, Nutmegs, Mace. Cloves, Spices, Ginger, Cayenne, fcc.

TOBACCO—-Jonn Anderson's Solace, and Watson's Virginia fine cut Chewing Virginia —Edwards' and El Dorado natural leaf Chewing fine cut Smoking common Missouri, and Lennox's very sweet small plugs, and Maccouba Snuff.

CIGARS—La Norma and La Union, fine Fi-

faro,

La Fiel—Colorado, Plantation, aud light rowu Havana. SOAPS—(Cleanliness is a virtue)—Barin's Poncine, Windsor, Sassafras variegated, brown Bar, white Soda, German washing and Palm Soap.

PICKLES—Assorted in gallon and half gallon jars, Pepper Sauce in quarts and pints Ground Spices, Cas

sia, Mustard, Lemon Symp. «ke., fcc.

Flavoring Extracts, &c. Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Rose,Sultana Raisins, Bayleaf and Rose water.

Miscellaneous Articles. Star and Tallow Candles Powder, Shot, Lead Rice, Table Salt, Soda, SaUeratus, Baking

Powders,Starch, Blacking, Tubs, Buckets, Friction Matches, SfiWftter Broom*. Rope Mats. Whisks, Bedcord s.Clothes ine*,

Willow Baskets, Clothes and Rolling Pirts and Mashers, Woodeu Bores, Wash Boards. English Dairy Cheese, and Cider Vinegar

O I S I O N S

Early's Sugar-Cured HaMs, Corn Meal, Polfeoes.*White Beans, Ohions, tc., *c., Jtc. SOT I will pay the highest curreut rates for merchantable products of the country, at all

"Market street. East of the Courthouse. IT Fresh Garden Seed* oa hand. March aa. ISM tf

HARDWARE!

Spring Arrivals—Sip of the Anvil THE «uhttrib«n are a«w receiving their Spring *«awrtroe.nt of Hardware. inS Iron. Nail* «kc., which" wfflf full and extensive, and embracing a greater variety of desirable good#, than has ever haw rtf ftwl in thi« market. To their oKi frwod*

THIS J$pAD BEi.N'G HOW COMPLETE, IT OPENS A COMMUNICATION BKTWEKJf Pittsburg and Philadelphia, or Pittsburg and

Baltimore.

BYEastern

which Freight from the West can reach as Marketquicker and cbestierthan by any of the present rival routes: titer connect with the daily Packets at PitUbufg, from St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the different points on the western waters: also, with the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Kailroad, at Pittsburg.

Oars run through between PITTSBURG and PHILADELPHIA without transhipment of Freight, an advantage that can be appreciated.hy all shippers.

In case of obstruction of Navigation by icc or LOW WATSS, freights westward can be forwarded from PITTSBJ/RO to CiscinsiTi, or towns in the interior by Railroad.

RATES OF FREIGHT.

Between Pittsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore FIKS CL.ANS. Winter Summer Rates. Rate*. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and

Carpeting, Furs and Peltries, per 100 lbs. Feathers, Saddlerv, &c., 90 cts. 75 cts. SEfcOKD CLASS. Books and Stationery, Dry Goods in bales, Drug*, Glassware, Groceries, .except Coffee,) Hardware,

Itotlow-Ware, Machinery, 0 1 Cloth, Wool, fce„ '. ?3 cts.' CO cts. TIIIKV CL.

ASS.

Ba.sging, Bacon and Pork in bulk, Butter salted. Copper in ingots, .•••*$&''• Flaxseed, Hogs' Hair, Flax, Leather Eastward, Zinc 65 cts.' 'if'SO cts

FOURTH CLASS. rv

Bacon and Pork packed,

Candles**--fBtr»1f'%®

Eastward. Cheese Eastward, Fish salted, Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco ,_ -5 in leaf. Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whiskey, Cotton (in summer,) Coffee, Lard and Lard Oil (through) Pork fresh, in full car loads, at owner's risk,

Jje-

.50 cts. 40 cts.

jgSR! GEO. G. FKANCISCUS, UP! Freight Agent, Pittsburgh. B. /. SNEEDER.

Freight Agent, Philadelphia MAG RAW Si KOONS,

.."I't -vp Freight Agents, Baltimore. JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT, Freight Agent, JVo. 7 If est it., JV. H. H. HOUSTON, Oen. Freight Agent, Phila. March 8, 1831-14-lyr

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

INCLINED PLANES AVOIDED.

FROM

mnnm

ID ruurorm.

RUNNING through by Express Train, leaving Pittsburgh at9:4Up. m.—in 10:20 hours. And by morning mail train, leaving Pittsburgh at 7 a. m.—through in 17:30 hours. And connecting with the Trains from St. Louis,- Missouri Alton, Galena and Chicago, Illinois Frankfort, Lexinzton and Louisvilk, Kentucky Terre-Haute, Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Indiana Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, Mis? lion and Wooster, Ohio.

Also connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Packet Boats from New Orleans, St. Loais, Louisville & Cincinnati. Fare through (alt the way by Railroad to Phila.) from

Chicago, S'8 i.'5 Madison and Lafayette 17 Q." Indianapolis '. 15 25 Louisville 17 23 Cincinnati 15 00 Dayton i:i 75 Xenia 14 DO Toledo i:t 00 Columbus, 12 Go ltcllpfont&iue .* 12 25 Zancsvillc 12 25 Jtewark aud Sandusky 11 75 Mansfield and Crestliuo 11 00 Wooster 10 50 Cleveland, 10 00 Pittsburgh 8 00 rassengcrs from tho West will find this the shortest and most Kxpeditious KouU to Philadelphia Baltimore, New York, or Boston.

THOMAS MOORE, AOENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.

J. MESKtMKN. AOE.NT, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg. ad el a a 8 1 8 5 4 1 4

D. S. DANALDSON.

53©f&!STr IPSSiLa®, TELLRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. O* Particular attention paid to executing DEEDS and MORTGAGES. Blanks of every description ready for tfse.

Affidavits, administered Bountv Lands and Pensions procured for sofdiers and their lielrs, or invalids. lVl L? Office at the late stand of the (Ij Express Prirfting Office, East of the ^•Court.-Honse. February 17, 1854-dwtf

JOStril NICHOLAS. MICHAEL COMBS

Real Estate and General Agency Off ice. ^T^IIE undersigned have formed a copartnership for the purpose of carrying on A General Agency throughout the

fRjjmnn,

iiliillllll riiiiiBanii

rior'v

P. S: DANALDSON*,

West, and we have

appointed DAVID S. DANALDSON, Agent at Terrellaute. The object of this Agency i? to buy and sell on is on an or proved, Farms, and City ami Town property throughout the West,. Also, to attend to the collection of debts, the payirfertt of Taxes for non-residents, and the redemption of Lauds that may have been sold for Taxes in any county in this State or Illinois.

The advantages of this Agency arc, that efficient and»responsible Agents have been appointed at all the important places throughout the States of Indiana and Illinois and ea'cn Agency will keep a record of rtll Lands, describingminutelath'eir location,quality of soil, buildings, timber, water and road facilities, and also the schools, churches, mills, «fcc., iu their vicinity that may be offered for sale in any county in either of the above named States,. Also, that one of the principal agents will be always in the field, giving his personal supervision to the purchase of Lands and other property thai*- niay be wanted, and his personal attention to tJ.'c disposal of all lands entrusted to them for sale.

Persous desirot3 of purchasing or disposing of Lands, Tanneries, SJiHs. Tavern Stands and City Lots, with and without Dwellings, and Village Property, situated in either

t13

the

State of Illinois, cannot find greater facii.,f,es to he ha a in 0 1 1 he dersigned, as a minute description of all Lands and other property entrusted to them for sale in either State, is forwarded to the several Agencies iu each of the States, and all Lands, •fee., en tared for sale at all the other Agencies will be found in their register.

NICHOLAS & COMBS.

iET Office in Terre-Haute, on Market Street, East of the Court-House. at the late stand of the Express Printing Office.

February 17, l8$4-dwtf

With the Old System of Building Houses.

imMiiiit S Si

MiniMiiaiaM I iiiiiiiiniaiiii I

H1NKL.E, GUILD & CO Builder's Wnreroprrf*.atd l^umbcr Yard, No. 365 West Front Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

rpHISextensive

building, 60 by 250 foot, 6

stories biah, with machinery for m'anufac turing Pahcl Doors, Sash",\enetian aftd Pan«l

Shulfers, Door and Window Frantcs, ManWla. A dealer, in Floar. Salt and Fi.h Base or W»*h boards, Pilastens, Mouldings, Weatherboards. Whil« and Yellow Pine Floor ing, and planed boards for the inside finish of Stores, Dwellipg Houses. Churches Ac.

Farmers and others building, can be supplied with Lumber and Carpenter work:ready made for Brick or Fnune Houses.

Our work JS not male as mtrst. Factory work, with U-nnnns halfway through, bat is framed in the saiqe msnincr as if made by hand and warranted as pood or better, as it is raaJe from seasoned lumber and tested itr Drying hon?e. .. -.

Ordt^r* filial nwboarxl* and framing rcaten.vl* every docruMion. Sa^h nrimetl anCglated kept on hand.

Term-, CASH. A bill price* can be seen at thi- ottic* All onltr^ with Mr. E S. Wolfe, Terreilauie. InH.. will fceattendcJ to, when a bill „f prices ma* 1* procured.

Feb. -U. lS54 -nttt-it3ra

liiiiiced Oil.

THE

C4 noth

COOK Jk CO

»*MleraiM«d ha

MI W-i AT his Mill,

in Tem-Mawie» LfXSSSO Oil*, which he offer* to the dealers and eon-usurer*. ot» '4s mod terras as the article eas he had in Ciacinnqii or Louisville. JAil £3 HOO£u

March 11. ltfS44£w-tf

APPXEGATE & C0

Booksellers, Publishers and Statitfnerfc, Tx4rr?*Ilf STREET, Cincinnati. \A/hare one of the .largest and best as* 7 sorted stocks in the West. Oar stock embraces the best works on

Theology, Medicine. Law, Mechanic«, Agricul tare, History, Travels, Talk*, Memoirs, Philosophy, Sft.% and a complete assorraent of all the moat desirable MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS published. Oar stock of SCHOOL BOOKS embraces all books of merit used iu the West, from the Spelling Book to the Lexicon. Our stock of STATIONERY embraces every vi Blank Books from the small Memorandum Book to the large super-royal Ledger, including every article used in the counting room.

We have for the Country Merchant a full variety of Letter. Cap and Note Paper. Envt'lopes, Wrapping Paper, Bonuet Boards, Iuk, •fee., «£c.

Oca owx PUBLICATION'S are too well-known as works of the highest merit, to require more than an enumeration of the most prominent, which are Clarke's Commentary. Dr. Dick's Complete Work*, Rollin's Ancient History, Plutarch's Lives, Spectator, Josephus, $c., 5*c. We invite all who deal in, or purchase books, to give us a call, as vre are confident wc can offer them

CAMPBELL. ELLISDN ft CO

MANUFACTUItEItSofdealers

Pig Iron, Stoves and

Hollow Ware, and in Tinners' Stock, No. 21 Columbia Street, Cincinnati, 0 February 22, 1854 11-tf

L. BABBOUR—C. O. SHAW-L. C. BUEI.L-O. n. BATTBOL'E. SHAW, BTJELL ft BASBOUR.

IMPORTERS

and Jobbers of DRY GOODS,

53 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. February 22, 1854-11-tf

tVi". JOHN I. SMITH,

NEW YORK.

THE raoatextpJ$ivein theW orld,/J^^ ,]1)? Jarg0St

prepmed to offer to Merth* largest and most com-

is now chants

Icte assortinp it of Umbrellas and Parasols to be found in Kurope or America. Merchants visitinij Now York to buy their goods, are respectfully invited to call and examine the stock before purchasing.

N. B—Please cut this card out and put it iu your pocket book for refercncc. J0IIN" I. SMITH, Manufacturer.

February 22, 185-1-1 l-3n

M. P. THOMPSON & CO. (SUCCESSORS TO INA N. CHACE A co.,)

WHOLESALE

Dealers in Hats, Caps,

Straw Goods, fcc., Jfo. 71 Pearl Street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati. February 22, 1854-11-tf

JOHN W. ELLIS & CO.,

WIIOLKSALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS John W. Kill*, f, Wm. V. Barkalow.S 23 Pearl Street, Geo. W. McAli'in,

IN IN N A I

n*"p All Prints sold by Us *re warranted FASTi COLORS. tFeb.88,185-Ml-tn

A N

MRS.

(2£aDCE J1S3:

RICH has just returned from New York, with a large and splendid stock of BONNETS.

RIBBONS. ,r FLOWERS. EMBROIDERIES, fcc. To which she would invite particular attention

Her Mantilla Department

Is al«o very complete and of the latest Designs. [HT" Ladies visiting Cincinnati, will find it to their interest to call on MRS. RICH, before making their spring selections.

No. 204 Fifth Street, "Bet. Elm and Plum, Cin., O.

March 22, I8f4.-tsep27

State of Indiana, Sullivan County, as. Relief Court, May 13th, 1854. Isaac Vooihics, V.S. Keziah Garrcltson, Jo)iii Garrett»on, Josiah Garrettson, Wesley Garreltsou. Rncliael Garrettson, Charles A. Garrettson, Mro'

Huker, Jame« Buker, Margaret Ely, Alfred ElyrpHE above named defendants are hereby notified J. that on the 13th day of May, 1854, he fore Hiiam S. Hanchett, Commissioner of the Relicr Court, at his ofRce in Sullivan,Sullivan county,Indiana, I will proceed to take and perpetuate evidence of and concerning a deed made by Freeborn Garrettsou and Ketmh Garrettson his wife, to the said Isaac Voorhic* of and to a certain tract of land lying in the county and State aforesaid, and desenbed as follows, to-wii: the north west quarter of the north east quarter of nection number thirty-five, and tho south west quarter of the south east quarter of section number 26, all in town eight north of range number nine wc?t. Said deed was tnade in 18-19 which said deed was destroyed by fire at the

March 22, 1831-133wpd

E W A A S S O E REMOVED UP TOWN.

WHIPPLE

FOOTE have just removed to

NO. 2, VVABBES'S FEJLOCK, 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

Muslins, Trints, Dress Goods, for the season, Men's Woolen Wear, Flannels, Blankets, Shawls Wool and Bifck Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery, Notions, ifec-

Boots and Shoes, for men-, woirten and chit dren, in preat variety. Hats—Wool and Fur, for raeu and boys.

Caps—Plush, Cloth, «tc. Groceries—Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Cotton Yaru, Dve-Stuffs, Ac. ,F

Leather—^pper and Sole.^»r. vy

Jan. 17, 1854-dtf

Queensware, Glassware and Willow-ware, ALSO. IJVGKAIX ANO VEJIIXIA3V CARPETS.

Having one of the largest and best constrticI?d rooms in the city, we are enabled to show goods f-o better advantage and wait upon customers witli greater satisfaction.

We invite our 0?d customers and all wanting to buy goods to call on us. as we are determined to offer our stock upon advantageous terms.

We will pav Caih or Trade, of thy. Flaxseed'Dried Fruit, Feathers, Raps, $c. Remember the WABASH STORE, Xo. 2, Waekkx BLOCK, WHIPPLE «fc FOOTE.

"Vigo County Scales!

THESE

Scales have been put in, on Foartli street, at the expense of the county, and are the best Fairbanks' Platform Scales. Sellers and purchasers of Hay, Coal. Com.Oats, etc., can rest assured of getting correct weight

H. FAIRBANKS, Weigh-Master.

Jan. 16, 1854-6-tf

nnn intivmrn. jdn* w. rrmaTOS.

SHEWMAKER & STRATON,

FOBIAHDII& AID COMMISSIOI

•P©ODlQn£Sl^fiS9i:

STEAMBOAT' AGENTS,

ani

February 3,

Piah

Wee err«-

NO dernier, ia Floar. salt ana i*««n- 92~9 A, .on*Corner of Second and Ohio Strttts, Tc Ha«te. Indiana.

Strict sttention pivpn to *11 l«sia«s» la the line of Forwarding and CommisMoo. Krr«*t*ct».—Beaeot A Co., S. H. Pot'«r A Co., Groverm*n At jomc, X. Smith A Sons, K. VV. Smith, B. S. Wolfe, A. McGregor, and J- Cook A Co., Terr# Haste. India®* John S. Walters, SfonUiaia*, lai, Samae! Orr. Ev*»*Ti!l)f. ladiana.jSiawly

TO THR 1.AD1F.S. A rRS' tD*^S would wpectfWlr *rt«wo»c« ,* I ,» h'r «!r custom«ra. *v« tVf I^diea peB«r»llr* tkat s*eh»#f*«b*eil lo F«ort* StrerU nearly the Cfcarcfc. will be fcappy to wait os alt «k« n»'»T 'f« IwrWitk their Mion. ttt,- rectwaS nHmUUy.

S O E E E II O E Conrt Street* F,aot »f Public Sfiure, PARt^. ILLIKOI^

Q.W

TODD.

such i'nducemcnTs arshalTbo mu\u.ilTy I Arp .specially requested to give rae a call, as I am enabled to sell goods as low as any house ial. iu Cincinnati, or the Eastern Cities. Feb. 15, 1851-10 tf lij~ A complete and beautiful assorl

Tcrre-Haute, March 2^, IJrSl diwtf

AIL

DR. JOHN' BULL.

S O E I N

NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on tho face of tho glsba now reigns supreme in the American Republic The power of the crowned heads of Kurope sink into insignificance when compared to that of our American King.

European Kings employ tho ponrer Tested in them lo increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater misery and degradation, the poor and dependent. Our American King

goes

This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since its introduction, has currivd happinrss to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm to mf/aj who heretofore regarded it only as a pninful and miserable cxUtonce.

To the winds with it 11 l.inimcnts, Embrocations. Pain Killers and t'ain ICxtrartor.i, and let million* of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great ''American King of l'ain," it preparation co nposed solely of vegetables'and roots, produced by America's own rich aud bounteous soil.

We would ask tho I.ADIKS, who are always competent judges of what is and what 3 not a valuable fauiily medicine, to do u.i a special fuvor by giving the King of Pain a single trial, and if satisfactory, oxert their influence in its behalf, recommend it, upenk well and often of it, and see that it is used by their afflicted neighbors. 1 Tho Ladies are always charitable, and wheu they induce their Huffering frieuds to use this really valuable medicine, they will be doing nn net of benevolence that they can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, 4c and for many internal afflictions, it is a certain cure,, yet it is perfectly harmless and incapable of producing the least injurious effects in the most delicate case* ortho weakest constitution.

It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certificates of wonders performed by this mediciuc It costs but twenty-live cents to try it aud Dr. llull stakes his well-earned reputation ou the King of Paio doing all an4 wore than he claims for it.

We would atk have you the Rheumatism or Oout these are not pleasant companions, and we know that you would like to drive them away as soon as possible, then uie

BULL'S KINO OF PAI.V.

would k* oand almost Immediately of Bowrt Complaint, Dysentery, 8ummcr Complllnt, TTnCTicrw MOTbus. Orauip Colic. Uead Acho Tooth or any other ache or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain.

OSE TUB GREAT KING OF PAIN.

Would you have yonr Sores, Swellings, Outs, Barns, 8calds, Uralses, or aby other wounds healed, we repeat it, UM the

LIME AND iffMCTM STOCK OF

,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX

.sMaajuaiTABa) uniBaoaiaa SDDO)3

Mike QixEAT WESTERS CLQTF1LXG STORE, ,svr JIudfsitt's Block, Xorih Side Public Square,

I AM now in receipt of one of the largest and most complete stock* of

SPRIXfi AND SUMMER CLOTHING

and Furnishing Goods,

Ever offered in this City, manufactured expressly for this market, emlratrft'g STWT variety of qualities ar«l styles. ani unsurpassed iu cheapness by any house in the West. My friends and the public geuerally, are respectfully iuvited to call and examine my stock.

O* A complete and beautiful assortment of BOY'S CLOTUIXG, constantly kept on hand. W"M. J. MACK.

.WfLSOX. STAR BIRD & SMITH, zW-'xki

482, Main Street, Louisville. Kv..

uMLE uftt

Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye-Stvffs, Patent Medicines. Surgeons" Instruments, Glassware, Window Glass, Soaps, Perfumery, Virginia, Missouri, and Kentucky Manvfuctured Tobacco,

Wholesale Umbrella and Parasol Manu-1 Hava removed to their new FOUE ST0BY BUILDING, on Main, 3d door above Bnllitt, and only till iMUbVpaim of the moutl facturer, 234 & 235 Broadway, i.»„ o—I the bones of the nose fall

forth with equal willing

noss to the lordly mansion and humble cabin, read alike to administer relief .rnd rotjofr instttn Und llippincSS tO the lofty aud lowly, the rich aud the poor.

O N S

MA&ICAL KI?fa OF PAI.V. ,v,

Would you be cured of Scald Ilead, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore IS re out, Lumbago, Tetter or Ring Worm, Salt Kheum, Uites of Poisonous Innecis, Chapped Hands, and ail other Sores, either Dry or Running, we say again and again, Toua REXSD? is Dr. John Ball's "KING OP PAIN."

Would you be cured of King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by impure blood, then use Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be more certain than a speedy and effectual care.

O N S

PRINCIPAL OFFICE.

Firm CROSS STRUT, OKK DOOR BELOW MAZX, I/0UI3VILLE, KY.

FOE SALE BY DRUGGISTS

j. rmrsau.

Proprietor.

Tblr tfaaw! fca* l*ea reeeaitf rrp«ir*^ a«4 rrfar •Swii teMiiff awt JbhiaM^ Utroa|A«t, aa4 T«bien^l«% flfce t* traveler* UM given to ntRlia***

The Item ofaUea-

MERCHANTS THROUGH^

OUT THE UNITED STATES.

In Iferrc-tiHuif, nv o. tt. ouiuuyham, Draggist and Allen Pence, Druggist, March !, !8o412-6m

forteitHw & fisawHiji illrtthufs,

AiD G2TEEAL PaODUCE DEALERS, K«. fff'f Street. WURKLiXG, TA. Represeoted hv Waason & Qo. Kov. *2.1850-50-tf

niost complete in the ^United States, and they are prepared to warrant

their goods fresh and of fine quality, and will sell them for cash, or to prompt dealers on ihc usual time, as low as they can be bought in the West, Southwest or East, in the quantities usually bought by physicians, merchants and country druggists. Dealers generally are respectfully iuvited to call and examine their stock before buying elsewhere and ail orders sent them shull lc promptly executed with goods of as good quality and at as low rates as if the parties were here in person.

N. 15.—Ginseng, Feathers, Red Seneka, Rags, Flaxseed, and Country Produce generally, will be rcceived at ihe market price for debts due them or in exchange for goods. Louisville, Ky., March 8, lS5l-13-3mxvd

GREAT AMERICAN KING

I* the TINTH WONDER or Tn* WORLD, and the greatest Hewing ever offered to afflicted .humanity to the suffering millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your command You haTe ouly to use this magical remedy. All those who still suffer, and will not accept the proffered llalm. deserve not the pity of their fHmiiitw.

HARDWARE^. A E S I O E

3 1 1 S A W

MAN WARRING & BURNAM RSFCCES30R3 TO POTWIN AND BURNAM.]

HAVE

now iti store one of the largest, and as they believe, tho most perfect stock of every description of Hardware ever offered in the Wabash Valley.

One of the partners spent several weeks in the eastern cities, and utnong the manufacturers, laying in stock, nnd they are now prepared to supply Duilders, Mechanics, Farmers, and all others, with f^ood and cheap goods.

A very few articles only aro enumerated. Building Materials HM(In Hardware) of evcrv description'.

WINDOW GLASS and SASH, blacksmith's, Cab in a in smiths', Coopers', Carpenters' and Shoemakers' materials nnd tools.

A very large and complete stock of Cam* age J\Ia ITS' 1\ at E a 1 s, Such as Felloes, -Hubbs, Spokes, Shafts, Bows, Poles, Patent and Enameled Leather and Cloths of superior tnake, Laces, 1'rirfgcs. Cloths, Damash, Ac., Nails, Handles, Hinges, Close and Qpcn Hands, Patent Axles, Sprinjrs made from English spring steel, Tass.ls, blub joints, fcc. Our stock of

Our stock of Shelf* Hardware istinusually large and desirable, embracing almost every thing in that line also, Quits, Pistols, Flasks, Caps, Powder, Ac.

A general stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushei. Looking-GlaBses and Looking-Ql&ss Plates. Floor Oiled Cloths, Cordage, Twine. Door Matts, Springs, Axles, Tin Plate, Sheet Zinc, pig and bar Tin, tinned Copper, Sheet Iron, Wire, Itivetfl, Ac. imr

Iron of every description, Steel, Spring and Plow Steel, Nails Trace, Log, Cuil, Stage and Halter Chains, Ac. Ames'and other Shovels. Spades, Forks, Pump Curbs and Cranks, Chain Tubeing mid-Iron Sinks, Orindstoues, Bird Cages, Lamps, Globes, Ac.

Wc invite the attention of merchants wht wish to recruit their stock. Terre-Haute, Feb 22, 1841-11-tf

ws,

Louisville, Ky.,

IRS IN

Saddlery Hardwarer-

is large and very complete. Harness, Bridle, Skirtingand Pail Skins, Trimming*. «tc.,Solo, Upper, Calf and Morocco Skins aud Lining*.

THE subscriber having removed to tho No 1 four-story brick store iu the Warn Block, is now prepared to show the best S to of a a re

Saddlory, Iron, Steel and Tools, of all kinds, to be found in this city or in Indiana. The assortment comprises such a variety of both SHELF

and HEAVT GOODS, that it is impossible to enumerate. Tin Plate, Sheet-Iron, Copper, Wire, Block

Tin, Anvils, Vises and Bellows, '1 always on hand. I have a most completo aa sortment of

Building Materials.

Carpenters' Tools, Cabinet Triihmingx. Shoe Finding's, and Leather of all kinds. Dnring the coming season, I shall keep on hand a large stock of

Piae Doors and Window Sath,

from 8 by 10 to 10 by 16. In Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, I deal very largely, and can offer the best of bargains iu that lino.

Cordage and Coil Chain of all sizes. Paint", Oils, Window Glass, Nails, Spikes, and Mill and other Saws. I keep a large stock of Remineton's Kifle P.arrels, and Gun Trimmings generally, and GUNS ftl!ADY-MAOE. ^FARMERS' TOOLS.

I shall keep an eye particularly to the Farmer's wants, and never fail to have a good Shovel Spade, Fork. Scythe, Cradle, Axe. or any other Tool to sell him at a very reasonable profit. Having wow a Store and Iron Iloom fitted up expreesly for the Hardware business, and excelling any other eforc lmu** of the kind in the city, I shall be able to show goods to much better advantage than heretofore.

O" Eemember the »iga of the Padlock. g. H. POTTEK. Terre-Haute, Nov.SC, 1833-51 tf

SWI8S WATCHMKER. LUCIJ3R HOtJRIET, flat reranved his JEWELRY STOREl,3 doors

East of th* Post Office, lildin Street, TIVRRfv-HAtTB, ISO.,

"\T HERE he hat ins rccw"ve«l.* hvrgeaasortn»ent of PINE JEWELRY afevery dedcription. Magical Cased Gold Watches, all I kind* of Patent Lever. Lepine. Detached, Gold and Silver Watch«, Plated and Solid Silver

War*. fec £c„ which will he ««»ld at the I ST LOWEST PRICE I Persons will find il to their advantage to call o5f tne before parcha*ineel«e*h«re.

IR WATCHES,

SWORD*.

OOiVGlLL DWORDS,

and

JEWELRY

of a«

hinds, repaired oa the shortest notice, and in till* verv best manner. -PS Oct. 56, tf

0 0 IS S & A 8 S E

Alturnpys at I^w.

Orr tat retnovedto "Warren's Block," oTfr the

Soothers Bask.

Feb. 22, l964-ll 3mo [pd.

BALTUIOSJS LOCK. HOSPITAL.

7 be obtalord the most apecdy ItenicUy

,t-,SECRET DISEASES. OoKorrhcea, Gleets, Stricture. Kemlual Weaknr#*. rain* la the Ljona, Affcctiona of tUe Ridneya snd all Uoiepecuhar affActions arutug from a

Samtr

the youth, of hotli aexea, which, ar»t

I produfe CoKaTiTcrioxAt PSMUTT, reodtra IMPOMIBLI, ana la the end, dwtroya WMi Bonv.

YOUlfO MEN.

S*i»ocially. whg hire th« vlotiina vt folitar) ice, that drcuOful an dssiructire habit, yi l.lch aj»nua.iy sweep* to an tintiai* ihuusacda of youafc I 2?°

w.0,t

cxaltud taleau and briliant intclUct.

3K? Other wiaihave tntraaced listaatBR Sen-tea ?!!. trader* of elos»oact, or waked to acatav? the viag iyie,mar call with full confidence.

MARIUAGK.

0T lhosc

cont«mnlatinir

marria

weaknm, ahould fmrurdiaic-

ly consult Dr. J. and b« restored to perfect health. DR.JOHNSTON. 7. SOOTH KKKlifclKtrK FT., 7th door from Balttmore *trcct, Eaat ^ije.up vhe atepa

TO* Be pailicular i» obrcrving ttie »nd K«Ma«n, or you will mUtak* the place.

CURE WARRANTED IN A FEW DAYS. l)r, JuhnttonV (Office ip iii hit dwei* "'9

very

cstenaivc practice la a

sufficient guarantee that he is the only propar rfcialcian to apply to. PH. JOHNSTON, .Member of Jha Koyal College of SnrKCona, London, *r»dnate Ircia cue t.r the mo*t emiutut CuUceca «f the united Statea and the svator part or whoa«' lira has heeu apent iu the Uoapitals of London, l-arta, Philadelphla, and elaetrhere, naa effected aontc of, th® moat aatonishlat currs that vrere ever known. Many troubled with ringing in the ear* and head, when aalecp. great uervoutneca, being alarmed at audilen aounda, andbaahftUncaa, with ficqcnt blushinjf, attended torn* tirucs with dcraugemcnt of mind, were cured immadlaicly,

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary of pltaaurr finds he has imbibed tbo of thin ditcnac. It too often happens.that »u ill timed sense of ahamc, or dread of discovcj *. flettra.hiw from applying to thoa» who,from education and reaicctabiliu',cau alnsa b«. friend him, delaying until the constitutional ayoirtonia of thia horrid disease make their appearand-, such a* ulcerated sore throat, diacaacd nose, iiorturnal paina Iu the&d and limha, dtnincaa of aicht, deafncaa. node* on the akin, honea and arma, hlotche* oa the head, face and extremetiea, proprraa on with

*nii the victim or thU

awful diteaac bccouic* a lionid o^Juct of commitcration,tUl death puta period lo lil*.dr«adftil fufTrrinr* by 8fudiiiff blm to ttist "bourne whence no ira*flcr returns." To such, therefore. Pr. JOHKITOX uledgts hinwelf to obaerve tbc most invloUble aecrrcy aud, tVora his extensive practice in the fir*t hoipiUl# of buropc and America, he can confidently recommend a safe nnd speedy cure to the uufortunatr victim of thl* lion-id di*se«se. It is nielnucholy fact, that thouto tliia horrid di*citnr, owine tn tb» iniskillfalup*s of thoi»e who, by the use of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an untimely grave, or else raalte the residue of his Hfe misernhle.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. ounc men whn have injured theinfelvea by a cer« tain practice imlulged in when ilone—* hahit frsauently lenrned from evil companion*, or *t »c.hool-« tlic effects of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and If not cured, reudcrs mnrriagc IniposaihU, and d».••troys Doth n.ind and body. \\hat pity a young man, the hope pf his country, mid the darling of his parent*, Khould he snatched from all prospects and enjoy me m* of life by the cou*equcuccs of deviatingfl-oiv,tln{ path of nature, and IK. dulglnp iu a certdin socrtt halft. Such persons, Ufore contemplating

ir fa(w

MARRIAGE. ».»

should rcflect ths't a sound mind aud bo«!y art th« most necessary rcquliiitcs to.promote connuhinl happines*. Indeed, without these, the Journey through lift becomcn a weary,.pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to. the view—the mind Vecume* shadows* with despair, and fillet! with the melancholy reflettion, that tho happiness of another bccomcs blighted xvlih our own.

CONSTlTUTlbXAI. DEHlLTTr. P: l)r. J. addresses VOUIIR men. and all who have la. jured themselves ty private and improper indulcences.

These are some of the sad aud melancholy effects produced by early hoMls cf youth, vix: Weakness of the Bark and UmUs, i'ains |H the Head, Dimness of Sight, I,o«s Of .Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Ilenrt, Pyspepsia. Ne.rvousi Irritability, Derangement* of the Hi^estive Functions, General l)obllit-, Symptoms of Consumption. Ac.

M«NT\t,5,T.—The fearful efftclp on the mlinl are much to be dreaded Loss of Memory. Co^fttslon

vof

Ideas,

Depression of Spirits, Kvil Forebodings,-A version to Society, Solf lHstiiist, I.ove of Solitude,Timidit) .d»c.. are some of the ovils produced.

TIIOOUNDS of persons, of all ages, can now judge what is the rauac of their decline in health. I.osiug their vigor, beconiins weak, pale and emaciuted. have a siiigtilnrpppearnnceabniit iheeyes, Cough and symptoms of Consumption. ThU remedy hnsrettoredhun. Urarts tt tinslili »rtri eveiy oihrr m'ann Us ve, fslled. a milk I'brsoxs,or those conteinplatitiK matxlage, hoing aware or physlcnl weskAeru, should Immediats ly consult Dr..J., and ho restored to perfect health.

All Surgical operations performed. N. H.—1-ct'no fnlse delicacy prevent you,' but apply immediately, cither personally or by letter. •.%

Rkln diseases spectllv rttred.

OFFICE, .Yu.7, SOUTH FRF.DF.RfCK ST., IULTIMORK, MARYLAM*.

Ml tetters must be Pest-paitl. ^'11

It The remedies can be sent to i'ny part of ths United States. Jan. 4, IR5-I-4-1

AFFLICTED, HEAD PHILADELPHIA

MEDIOAI. HQUHE—Kstabiish-

ed 2(1 years apo by lr. lilnUelln, corir.r ol Third nd Pin

and Union sts. between !"°pvucc a Phils., Pa.

INVAUDS are spmlicd that Dr. Kinl^iin contlnss his practice to a particular broiich of incdlcine, which engages his undivided nttentlon. He cautions the uafoitunafe against.the abu«e of mercury thousands are annually morcurialir.ed out of life, ltoceut affections are promptly extinguished.

TWENTY TEARS OF EXPERIENCE In the treatment of a class ofdiseascs hitherto neglected and imperfectly understood, has enabled Dr. Kinkelin, (Author of a work on liclf Preservation,),to prove that nine tenths of the causes ol ncraous debility, local and constitutional weakness, mcmalund physical suffering, aro tiaceable to certain forming the most secret yet deadly and fatal springs of domestic misery and premature mortality.

TAKE PAHTICt' LA It NOTICE.

There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys, In solitude, often growing up with them to manhood, and which, if not reformed iu due time, not only begets serious obstacles to m&tiimonial happiness, but gives rise to a series of protracted, iiwidlous, and devastating affections. Few of those who give way to this pernicious practice aro unaware of the consequenccs, until they flud the nervous system shattered, feel strange and unaccountable (eelingSf add vagus fears iu the mind.

The unfortunate thus ^fTectcd becoittcs feeble, is Doable to labor with accustomed vigor, or to spply hie mi nil to study his step is tardy and weak, life is dull, irresolute, Slid engages iu his spor( with less energy than usual.

If be emancipate himself before the prsctice has done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is unfruitful, and his sense tells fclm that this is caused by bis early follies. These art considerations lehitk should avaken the attention of these similarly situ*' jr *i. r-

MAnillAUE

Requires the fulfilment of several condition*. In order that it may be really the cause of iqulual happiness. Could the veil which covers the urigin or domestic wretchedness be raised, and its true source In every Instance disclosed—iu how many cotild It bs traced to physical disqualification* apd th^Jr attendant disappointments! Apply then while it Is yet time, in order to have your unstrung,and relaxed organisation rebraccd, it vivified and strengthened.

KEMRMBER'

He who places himself under Pr. Kinkelln's treatment may religiously confide. In.bis honor a* a gentleman, and rely upon the assurehce, that the secrets of Dr. K's, patients will never ,b* disclosed.

Young man—let no false modesty deter you from making your case known lo one who, from educstlon and respectability, can certainly befriend you.

Too many think they will conceal the secret ia their own hearts, and cure, themselves. Alasf bow often is this a fatal delusion, and bow many prosoIslngyoting man, Who might have been an otnaiuest to society, has,faded from the earth.

Strictures of the uretha are rapidly removed by th* application of a new therapeutical agent, used only by Dr K. Weakness and constitutions! debility promptly cured, and full vigor res.iorjd.,,...

COUNTRY INVALIDS

Can h&v# 'by stating their case explicitly, together With all Uieir symptoms, pes letter enclosing a remittance) Dr. K's medicine, appropriated sccordingly.

Forwarded to any part of tne United States, and packed secure from damage or curiosity. READ!!—Youth and Manhood. .,

[Countrv

A Vigorous Life, or a Premstore Desfh Klnksl!s"B» Sslf-Prescrvatlon—Only 95 cents. It is a work eminently required, as a mesas e' r*forming tbe vice* of the sge in which we live. A Iso.

KATCBE'S OUIDK.

With Rules for tbe Prolongation of Uia» just from Us Pres*. A letter with a remittance of 25 cents, or the -rale* Is pott office stamps, addressed to Or. Kipkelte, Pbli»delpbi«, wi secures cupy of cither of the abovs books by morn of malt or cspiss wit»« sent free of postage for I. SookssUcrs, Caavassers, TravelHag Agents, Ac., sejtplied wholesale *t ihe pi^Usher's prices, which adult of a targe prefit.

A os pa id Mirchl5,lg^H-wJy

*...Cr

r,,-lVaticeL" *,

A hit VKose that are. indebted ttf 00*, AM Vb il attested !o c«LT and settle t£M acvouuu immediately, is I intend to leave the fir»t of April. Th»«e who hav* borrowed any instromeats or books of tne will please return them

Da. U. I'URCa^

March S, 1854 !3-3wpd

A 0 O O S 13&

WENTWOM-H & B&0IZKEE8, Whules»a!e Deulors ih Dry-Goods: XQ 180» HA.II* WIIEET,

CINCtNXATI, O.,

KTlTF.Si ths ^leWtion of their friends aad' ilerchaots geuerally, to lH*irery larpe StoeV »f AwWrican asd Eurtideah Oocds, whieH wiU be aSend cheap for caso or approve edcrec^r

Sept. 14,1863,—to amtJajrfS. H. Pv