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Wham we icceotly Inquired of a charming friend of the poetess of Roseheatb, f'Whj is •he kilentf" ire did not dream that die que* 5 tio)s would call forth tttch a sweet giish of mil sie ai tbia.—Lou.Jtuntal. .., *iwmx IP sal JOT.***!*

Why is she silent? Askihe late, That hangs forsaken do the wall, Why the melodious chords are mute, jjThatheld .a thousand hearts in .thrall. So more by inspiration rapt—

Alone by fitful breetes fanned,*

The slender trembling strings hare mapped, In pining for the master handt

Why is she silent? Ask the tree All shattered by the lightning's blaze, s&s For the full gush of melody

...

That thrilled its leaves in other day»t Vainly npon the wreck is flung .* if. The baptism of the silver rain, & The happy birds, that soared and sungjp

Seek not the desolate boughs again. jUPs *s Why is hbe silent? Ask the stream

That frost has fettered, cold and fast.fJ To waken from its voiceless dream, As in the golden summer past. The fair young flowers that decked its brink

Are with the golden summer dead,

And fawns that hasted down to drink Of the sweet waters—all are fled.

Where mpsses and blue violets bathed The master-hand unconscious lies,

The song-birds flitted long ago,5 The waves that mirrored azure skTes Are hushcd beneath a shroud of sno^

Her heart is like that silent lute, And like the tree by lightning scatTiedf'EN^ And like the stream all cold and mute,

RosxnEATO. M. M'

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

Safety of Lieut. Strain and Party.

The steamship K1 Dorado, which arrived at New Orleans on Wednesday last, brings the gratifying intelligence that Lieut. Strain and his party of explorers are safe, and had arrived on the Pacific coast.

There was little California news of general interest. Messrs. Wells, Fargo fc Co., had forwarded from Sacramento for shipment tot.be Atlantic States, nine hundred pounds of gold dust.

The accounts from Walker's "filibuster Expedition were extremely discouraging/ Th^y were quartered at San Vincent, and the force was daily dwindling away. Several more had returned to San Francisco.

The trial of Col. Watkins, of the Walker filibuster expedition, has commenced. ExGov. Foote, of Mississippi, was one of the counsel.

The mining accounts are still exceedingly favorable. The San Francisco markets were djtlftte stagnant. Six failures, including two commission merchants, had occurred. Money was stringent, and real estate had largely declined in value.

The steamer Star in the West sailed from San Juan for New York on the 31st ult., with $900,000 in treasure.

Col. Fremont had been overtaken in the mountains, going the central route to San Francisco. Several of his party had died of cold and hunger.

The steamers leaving San Francisco on the 16th of March, had over $2,000,000 in treasure.

Extraordinary DiNclo»urc»--\Vcb9tcr not the Author of tho Xlulsomaiih Letter.

It*

York

It is the intention of Mr. Everett to publish the original letter, with an amendment made by Mr. Webster, for private circulation among his friends.

These developments have created an intense excitement among the friends of both Mr. Webster and Mr. Everett.-ZoK. Cour.

^FORB ANNEXATION.-A Washington correspondent of the Kew York Couimeicial says:

4,The

Snndwtcli Islands, in the Pacific,

and the new republic of Honduras, on the Atlantic, have ceased to struggle against their "destiny," and are now asking to be annexed as apart of this republic. The proposition from the Sandwich Islands has been some time before our government, and a messenger from the government of llonduras is now on his way, asking the same privilege for that portiob of the continent which is not included in either South or North America, and which Mr. Clayton and Sir Henry fculwer agreed should not belong to Central America. This province, after anxiously inquiring "where she shall go," has replied to her own Question, by resolving to come to tis and in a few days our executive will be required to answer the earnest petition of Honduras for Annexation to tho United States. W I MM! ...

Horatio King, Esq., who has been appointed assistant Postmaster General in the place of Mr. Hobbie deceased Js a aa» five of Maine, a scholar, and a good writer, He is a printer by frttde, and was at one time the editor of the Jeffersonian, published in Portland. During tha administration of Mr. Fillmore, he was placed in the bureau of the Postof&ce Deparment which had to do with international postal concerns. The selection is considered a good one. by those who know him. fork

WNOUCSALT ADDVCTIOS.—One day last week, Mr. Henry Batselder, residing in New York city leu his homo at the usual hour in the morning

AM*the

purpose of at-

tending to his business. «uad when ho returned at night found his house entirely empty—the faraiture, wife and four children all gone After few days search (he furniture was traced to Baltimore and regained, but the wife and children mre yet among the missing,

4 There has been quite interesting reviral in the Baptist Church at Indianapoli* ktely. Among others that were baptised was a young lady, a pnpii of the Institution for the de*f and

Fifty-nine clergymen at Pittsburgh Aftd cttfluyHon« in Ciocmnati have tested* against the passage of tbe bntsfcftbilf. wis® $0:

CT Senator Bright, of Indiana, basso far recovered from his severe sickness as to take his seat in the Senate.

O-Dea-

cbest.

HAVINGto

April G.

The Evening Post will soon publish'a letter announcing the important fact that the late Daniel Webster was not" the nti thqr of the cel&brated letter to Chevalier Uulseman, the Austrian Charge.

Hon Edward Everett claims the authorship, and has now In his possession the original draft of the letter, which was found by Fletcher Webster among his father's papers and returned to Mr. Everett at his (Everett's) request rri 1 ti »«i 1 he letter, it appears, was drawn up oy Mr. Everett, at the desire of Mr. Webster. who wot*» at the time, suffering from, ill-

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only has the key of a miser's

NATURE'S OWJf REJtEDT. It was the opinion of the late Dr. Rush, that there existed in nature an antidote to every: malady to which man is liable. The Rock Rose has been found to be one of the best medicinal plants extant, and the more it becomes known the more it is appreciated. Ithas been fully tested in the practice of numerous physicians in various parts of the country, and their testimonials to its wonderful success in SCROFULA, and all^^ydiseaaes» wot the strongest character.

O" Myers' Extract of Rock Rose, for sale by Dr. WM. L. MAHAX,

Terre-Haute. and Drug-

giats generally, where pamphlets, Ac., may be had gratis. [April 5, 1854-2w

DAVID A. FOWELL,

Sfeam Engine and Boiler Builder/ Butler Street, between Congress and Front, Cincinnati, Ohio.

ALL

kinds of Planing Machines, Lathes, Screw Cutting Machines, Cast Iron Saw and Grist Mill Water Sjy*y|jid Grist

Mill Irons made to order March 1, l654-12-ljr

Rough and Heady, Wiftin* and Waiting!

GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT!! A E It. & It. CORNER:

KIDDLE, LOCKftlDGE & CO

completed their extensive arrange

ments secure a constant supply of the in tne countless variety of articles line, are just now receiving their

Walnuts, Filberts, fec.

Grocery

Spring: Slock of Groceries, The largest and moat complete assortment ever offered in Terre-Haute. These goods were selected especially for the Ketau Trade of this

city and neighborhood, to serve our old friends with. In buyine, we seek not for the CHEAPEST, but for the BEST and in selling, we are determined not to be underbid by any House keeping the genuine article. We tender our thanks to our numerous customers for their liberal patronage to us for the last six months, and assure tliem that they shall still find,

AT THE OJLD K. & U. COllNEK, Such jjoods. and at such prices, as shall merit a continuance of the same

The following are some of the infinite variety of articles always found at our counter SUGAR—Brown of all shades, Loaf, Crushed, and Clarified. M0LASSE8—Orleans, Sugar House, Philadelhia Syrup, and N. York Golden Syrup. COFFEE—100 bags, consting of Lagtiira, ltio

Mocha.

TEA—Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson and Black —very choice. FISH—Mackerel in barrels, half barrels and

Kits Tongues and Sounds, Cod Fish, Salmon, Fine White Fish, Sardines, bc. TOBACCO—-Fine assorted Chewing Tobacco, of

Taylor's, Hudson's and Williams' best. FBUT8—Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Fi^s, Cocoa Nuts, Pea Nuts, Almonds, English

SPICES—Ginger, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, and Alspicc. MUSTARD—A very fine pure article. FLAV0BING EXTRACTS— A fine aud full assortment. PICKELS—Assorted in gallon and half-gallon

Jars, Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, te#Leinon Syrup, Ao. ,?? CHEESE—English Dairy and Western Reserve SOAP—Common aud Fancy, of all kinds and

Varieties.

CANDLES—Sperm, Star, in and whole Boxbs, TALLOW— I 11 I SALT-In Sacks and Boxes.

An extensive supply of miscellaneous artices usually kept by the trade, "too numerous to mention": Kd PROVISIONS—Beef, Fresh and Drind, Sugar

Cured Hams, Shoulders, Side*, tongues, White Bean#, (the real Yankee bnkinu beans,) Onions, Dried Apples, Dried Peache«, Potatoes, tc. FLOUR—The best Brands for Family use. by the barrel, half barrel, or smaller titiesWOODEN AND WILLOW WARE—The largest and most complete assortment, ever brought to Terre-Haute, by, any one house consisting of— PAINTED BUCKETS. Tubs, Hand-keelers. Piggins, Mashers, Rolling-Pins, Lemon

Squeezes, Clothes-Pins, Willow Wagons, Churns, Covered Buckets, Well Bucket ', Bowls of all sizes. Nest Boxes, Cocoa Dippers, Tar Cans, Seives, Bung Starters, Butter Moulds, Mops nnd Mop Handles Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Cedar and Brass-bound Buckets, tfcc Ac. BR00M8—Shaker and Common Steamboat

And Stable..

BRUSHES—A full assortment of all kinds.^ CORDAGE of all siies, from a plow line to a Steamboat Cable. ss NAILS. Coft'ee-Mills, Curry Combs, Ac To Farmers, Gardeners and Mechanics.

Wo keep a constant supply of all kinds of Agricultural Implements such as Plow#, Hoes, Rakes, Garden Hoes. Axes. Ac.: Cultivators, Thrashers,Reapers, Mowing Machines, Cradles, Scvthes,

Grindstones, Hand-Barrows,

Scrapers, ^heel-barrows, Railroad Trucks, and many other thiugs pertaining" to these occupations.

O" Wo hare the Agency for the sale of Durkie's Celebrated Portable and Platform Scales, Fire Proof Safes, Ac.

We still continue to pav the highest market price, in CASH, for all Iti kcting." Call and won't ImV, M* ttUl.

undersold bv anv responsibe house in the city. KlfrD&ft, LOCRIIIDGE & CO April 5, lS54-dAw»tf -t [Journal and Prairie City, copy.] i'

N E W O O S

WOULD

beg leate to call the attention of

the Ladies to her STew and Beautiful

Stock of Milliner? and Fancy Goods, Purfehajsed herself.'in New-York, of the beat Establishments in the City.

Wo purchase Ribbons oy the Importers, .Bonnets from the Manufacturers' its. and can undersell any Merchant or oth* si bo«K that purcbasediflferently.

Aents ers We shall be in constant receipt GOOD S from Hf, Cuilb, who at present residing in New-York. S

Te shall be in constant receipt of S

SET WK o*IYASKAHEJA^rilAftaxor oca afroc*.1 April 4,1854-d4w-4w

TO THE LADIES.

MRS,

ADAMS) would r*#p«ta»i*r to her »M ca«*om«r*, *wl ih* th*t oh'" hu rewotwS VwiUStrMt, #e«rty tiw BkptiM Chttpcfc, Wfcm tte will tw on ill wt» m»f fcw* twr^wttfc UNto cmteai. hr nki«wTec«M aMttt «a*rcb ie-^l& w3m

HBW BOOKS—SPRETG STOCK I !^S are now.: daily^ receiving our »jmiy

April t.

neeiring

TIT ANttFACTlTRKRSftf Pi* rrun.Swr«and

IIWETAMIMF. AT TfOt LATE STAKD GT

faro,

THE

EXPRESS

PRDTTIHO OFFICE.

Coffee, Sngar3 Teas, Molasses, Fraits,

HAVING

TOBACCO &c., &c|p»\

retired from the quill, the scissors

and paste-cup, and bought out the st^k of DXY OKOCKBIKSrecentlyowned

by the Messrs.

Wasson fc Co.. and fully replenished the same with neW purphaws at Cincinnati and- further east, I now offer to the public at my old stand, a very excellent stock of

At a* low rates as similar articles can be hact in thin part of the country.. Buving.prudently and cautiously with cash, and preferring to sell in the same way, I shall be content with a very small advance on cost. I guarantee that every article shalj be as represented, under the penalty of returning the money on the return of tho 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 the beginning, and think I shall be able to meet and fulfil all pledges in the outcome—re-pectfully. soliciting many trials, or any amount of scrutiny and investigation.

I enumerate the following articles now in store, or to arrive during,this week, to-icii: fg£EE£% SUGARS—New Orleans, Common, fSgjllgxFair. Prime, and Clarified Powdered i^^B"White, Crushed—White Crystals, and White grained Coffee Sugars—a fine stock.

TEAS—Gunpowder Extra, Imperial, Common and Extra Hyson, and Common and Fine Black Teas.

COFFEE—Laguira, Rio—White and^gssgPir Green, and superior old Java Coffee, SYRUPS—New York Golden Syrup—the drippings ofloaf sugar New Orleans Reboiled, Sugar-House,Goodaleand Plantation Molasses.

FISH—Mackerel in barrels, half

^S55KiS^and quarter barrels," and Kits Tougues aud Sounds, Codfish and fresh Sardines.

FRUITS, &c—Oranges. MR Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Zante Currants, Oitron, Canton Ginger, Olives, Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil anjl Peanuts, English Walnuts, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Spices, Ginger, Cayenne, Ac.

TOBACCO—John Anderson's Solace, and Watson's Virginia fine cut Chewing Virgiuia —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-

La Fiel—Colorado. Plantation, and light rown Havana. SOAPS—(Cleanliness'is virtue)— Bazin's Poucine, Windsor, Sassafras variegated, brown Bar, white Soda, German washing and Palm Soap.

PICKLES—Assorted in gallon and half gallon jars, Pepper Sauce in Willi quarts and pints Ground Spices, Cassia, Mustard, Lemon Syrup, Ac., Ac.

Flavoring Extracts, «fec. Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, Rose, Sultana Raisins, Bayleaf and Rose water.

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

Powders,Starch,Blacking,Tubs, Buckets, Friction Matches, Shaker Brooms, Rope Mats, Whisks, Bedcords,Clothes lines,

Willow Baskets. Clothes and Roll-

rlJ

ing Pins and Mashers, Wooden J•sjifi Boxes, Wash Boards, English Dairy Cheese, and Cider Vinegar.

O I S I O N S

Early's Sugar-Cured Hams, Corn Meal. Pytatoos, White Beans, Onions, Ac., Ac., Ac. O* I will pay the highest current rates for merchantable products of the country, at all times, and Farmers having provisions for sale are respectfully invited to call 011 me before selling P- S. DANALDSON,

Market street, 'East of the Courthouse. IT Fresh (harden Seeds on hand. March 22, 1854-tf

Ac IKiAM Ifl kVAUWUilUdt

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

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

Baltimore.

Bthewhich

Freight from the West cim roach an

Eastern Marketquicker and clieanerthan by any of present rtv.nl routes: thoy qo»»aect with the daily Packets at Pittiburp, from $U Louia, Louiaville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and alt the different points on the western waters: also, with the Cleveland and Pittxhurff Railroad, and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad. at Pittsburg. v,r»,t

Oars run through between PlTTSRtJRO ajad PHIL* A DELPHI A without transhipment of Freight,, an advantage that can be appreciated by all shippers.

In case of obstruction or Navigation by ic* or i.ow

WATBR,

freights westward can he forwarded from PrrrsuoRo to Ct^ciji.iiTi, or towns in the interior by Railroad.

RATES OF FREIGHT. -V*

Between Pittsburc and Philadelphia or Baltimoro FIB.ST CLiASS. 'Winter I Summer

Rait*. I Rattt.

Dry Good*. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Carpeting, Furs and Peltries, per 100 lbs. Feathers, Saddlcrv,

Stc

.....00ct§. f.5 sts.

SECOND CLASS.

Books and Stationery, Dry Goods in bales. Drugs, Glassware, Grocer- $ les. texcept Coffee,) Hardware, ti

Hollow-Ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool, dec., ,75cU. ®0 ®ts. Till (CD CLASS Hagglng, Bacon and Pork in bulk.

Butter salted, Copper in Ingots, Flaxseed, Ho^'Hair, FUx, Leather Eastward, Klnc,

ati

s«f Sg

Baeon and'Pork packed. Candles Eastward. Cheese Eastward, Fish j«. salted,-1rrrn, Soda Ash. ToMcco XtfJtswaw in leaf. Eastward, Tar, Rosin, *"8

Whiskey, Cotton In snmmer.) Cotfc*, I»arrf«rid-Mrd Oil (through) fel Pork fresh, in full car loads, at

owner's risk,...,....-. SOct*. cts. OBO. C. KRANCTSCOS.

inds of mar-

gjve us a trial. If you We positively will not be

bsri

JCfSKPff T,. ^U.IOTT,

Freight Agent, JV.7 fUtet et., X". r.

B. H. nOUSTOS*. Of*. Freight Agent, Phil, March §, 185414 lyr

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD»

IKCLIJTKD PLANES AVOIDED.

raost

FITTSUffl !8 FHIUDlLPili. PittsfflttTft'

TDUSNINO through by .KxjHtMtt Train, lea ting Pi

uv.- "V ft „r XV band*t9 40p. m.—In 18t90 ho«nt. Andby «c

Wo purchase Ribbons oy tbq iat m»il tr»h, l«tt«!tPltt»ii*k at 7 a. «.-ikre#gfc

7 5 0

A on in it a in

ui* Missouri: A4tea, Guleaaaod Cfcicago,Jili Frankfort. LejtinjrtOTi and LooisVHle, Ken Terre-Haute. Madison, Lafayette and Indiana |k»Us. efontaine.

Al*o connettlTftg at PltUWrfh with the Steasa PatJ:et Beats firvu Ifev Orleans, St. towi*, IwinQb CincLiwll. f^t&nriatk (all Uic Way by Railroad to Phila-7 torn

CMMJO. M*«»onaai LaftiyeUe 115 tontsvine .w'i-v..... 53 ee

OisciasaU .Dajftou

Teteto,. ColootNa*....-.

2u»t«Ult

stock of Books, Stationery ami Fattep Goods School, Misrrllaneous and Chea* ...— Fvx»fcs-Xew Sovd*—Juvenile Gilt and F^U I PMWeJ|Ai. ~~Cap »Bd and Steel Peoa S*w —Cotierr and Toj«t Ac., at p*s*e*f*r Lime*, PHUtdiTfUm. *8 BOOK STORK, XR*Xvm,

a W A W O a a a a

9Mm\TTMVR

Oeliambi* 1 55 p«irl Stmt. Cincinnati,Ohio. Febnsa^r 2% F«bra«y 83. ISS^U^

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BTTELL BA&B4VX,

I TMPORTER3 and Jobber, of DHT GOODS,]

Hats! Hats! Hats! Cap* Strkw Goods of all kinds f!

HAVINX}'taken

Hat Stort, in Modesitt's' building North of the^Public Square, would' announce to the inhabitants of Terre-Haute and vicinity that he is now ready to execute their orders in his line, embracing 1»«3

Hats and Caps of all styles,

for summer and winter wear, and a general assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods for all occasions and all season*, both wholesale and retail, and as good as can be found in the State. He manufactures on the spot, and will/i* customers to order, and nt hatter shall undersell him west of the mountains. Country Merchants are particularly invited to give him a call. as. he id determined not to fail of pleasing them both in the varietv, quality and price of his goods, as well as by "his earnest ef forts to serve the best interests of all who may thus honor him. He will sell hats as follows:

RETAIL PRICES.

Silk Hats made to order by Conformator, $5,00 not made to order and set by Conformator, $4,00 Silk Hats not made to order and not set

Number 1,

Silk Hats not made to order. No. 2, WHOLESALE PRICES. Silk Hats No. 1 ^x.^per dozen.

March 24-dawtf No. 1 Union Row.

NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that sealed proi

posals for attending upon all prisoners confined in Jail, and paupers in the County Asylum, and upon the poor generally in this county, will be received until Saturday, the 22d day of April, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. liK, at the Auditor's Office, in Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana.

It is proposed to receive proposals for separate Districts, as follows: One District to comprise all that partof the county, lyiug North of the ceyter of Township eleven, and East of the Wabash river One District to comprise all that part of the county, South of the center of Township eleven, and East of the Wabash river and one District to comprise all that part of tho county lying West of the Wabash river.

All proposals must be accompanied with the names of responsible persons as securities for the faithful performance of the contract.^'*

By order of the Hoard of County Com." t\ & ALBERT LANGE, Auditor* Terre-Haute, April 5, 1854 l7-3w

JOHN I. SMITHfl^ ««f»n

Wholasale Umbrella and Parasol Manu* facturer, 234 8c 235 Broadway, NEW YORK.

THE most extensive in theWorld, is now prep» ed to offer to Mer^.chants tli" largest and most ccjm lete assort tne ,.t of Umbrellas ana Parcels lo found in Europe or America. MercKstnts visiting New York to buy their goods, ate respectfully invited to call and examine the stock before purchasing, .-

N. B—Please cut this card out and put it.in your pocket book for reference. JOHN I. SMITH, Manufacturer.

February 22, 1854-11-3m

A E A E &

WEJHAI2*

We have for the Country Merchant a full variety bf Letter. Cap and Note Paper, Envel. opes. Wrapping Paper, Bounet Boards, Ink, Ac., fec.

Oua owx PUBLICATIONS are too well-known as works of the highest merit, to require more| than-fln enumeration of the most prominent, which,aro Clarke's Commentary, Dr. Dick's Complete. Works, Rollin's Ancient Uistory', Plutarch's Lives, Spectator, Josephus, $c., «J*c. We invite: all who deal in, or purchase books, to give us a call, as we n?e cojifi.dem.w?can ofifer them such induceraaou as shall bo mutuaiiy beneficial. ." ... ..

Feb. 15, l854-l0-tft).a}jf tstub-.

05 cts. SO cts.

mm,

FOURTH CLASS.

cS*

Ff-iirht Jtgtmi. Pittsburgh, vB./. SNBKDKR.

"n.T/- Frtirit Jlftnt, Pkiltdeipki* MAGRAW KOONS, Freight Aftnlt,

QaaJ 3

Iffi a

-m

«*=r

-S*

tsr

SWISS WATCHMAKER,. LtTCIBlr HOtTRIBT, Has remaned Ms JEWELRY STORE, 3 d«ors

Bant if the post Office, Main Stmt,

TT/HEREhe has josf reeetved a Irirfe assort VV mentof JEWELRY, of every descripti«n. Magical Cased fetd Watches, all kihas of Patent Lever, Leplne, Detached, Gold (iiid Silver Warehes*. Plated Md Solid Silver Ware, &e 4kc., xW»ch wiH be «old at the tT LOWEST PklCE jof

Tefe&tii kill fiad.it to their ad vantage to call on me before perchasin* elsewhere.

O- WATCHES, and JEWELRT of kinds, repaired on the shortest notice, and in the wy oeslt manner. X8

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fraia

Ue Wctt will 1V»

O O S ft A 8 S E Atiomeys at Law. Orricx renwred to "Warren's fieek" w«r the

Switbern Bank.

Feb.23,195411-3^

j.c«trwn4» i'we«*

•-WCaU^.t8W»RDR-

AUD OSTHUAL P23DHCE DEALER®. Jl». 19i Waler *ir»ei, ITilRCLIXC, VA. Reewewced b* Wtmea Co.

the store known aa Murch't

CHEAPER

$3,50 $3,00

$42,00 $36.00

27 $30.00 3YJ

$24,00

P. S. Hats made to order on short notice. JOSEPH C. YATES No. 1, Modesitt's Block, north of square. April 7 1854.-dAwly

HARD WARS!

Spring Arrivals—Sign of the Aiml. THE subscribers are now receiving their Spring assortment of Hardware,

Iron. Nails Ac., which will be more

full and extensive, and embracing a greater variety of desirable goods, than has ever been offered in this market. To their old friends and customers and the public generally, they beg leave to say, that they can present inducements to purchase of them, which cannot be surpassed on the Wabash, ,J. COOK A CO.,

-fey

fSfl&i&t &

ers, Publishers and Stationers, .« STREET, Cincinnati.

have one of tho largest and best assorted stocks in the West. Our stock embraces the best works on

Theology, Medicine, Law, Mechanics, AgricuU vturc, History. Trawls, Tales, Memoirs, Philosophy, 4-c., and a complete assonuent of all the most desirable MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS published. O.'ir stock of SCHOOL BOOKS embraces all book* of merit used in the West, from the Spelling Book to the Lexicon. Our stock of STATIONERY embraces every %-arietr of Blank Books from the small Memorandum 6ook to the larfje super-royal Ledger, including every Article used in the counting room.

DR. JOHN BULL.

SOMETHING-

NEW AND VALUABLE.

Tba most powerful Ring on the ftice of the glebe now reigns supreme in the American Republic The power of the crowned heads of Kui-ope sink into insignificance when compared to that of odr American Kin

European Kings employ the power tented in them to increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater miwty and degradation, the poor and dependent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and humble cabin, ready alike to administer reliuf and to offer health and liappinuSd to the lofty aud lowly, the rich and the poor. t- ,?DR. JOHN BULL'S I j^GrREAT AMERICAN KlNC£

Is the TXSTH

WONDIR

"ilN ESTABLISHED FACT!

The fact that sell

TUS TTORLB,

than any other house in Terre-Haute, is now acknowledged by all. and their numerous friends will be pleased to learn that they have just received a large assortment of

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Euymg from first hands, at the he^d of the market, and manufacturing their own stock, en ablea them to sell cheaper and btUtr vutd* Clothing than can. be fonnd elsewhere. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will there find alarge and varied assortment from which to select, with prices as low and terms as liberal as those of any western houae.

In connection with the Clothing Store there is an extensive 1 -vMERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Where any garment will be made to order at short notice. A large assortment of Cloths, Cassimers anil Vestiogs, constantlv on hand for that purpose.

O" Their stores are on the NORTH EAST and NORTH WEST corners of the Public Square. It is your interest to remeiiiber the places. .j Terre-Haute, April 12, lti54.-wly •.

SRGMlIfTRjlfiflWsfOffii

Will J. MACK,

WHOLESALE AND KETA1L DEALER IN

21DU23BB JIO SiaBJSlIOQ ®DD3)3.» At the O. EAT

WESTERS CLOTIJISO STORE, AtodetiU lilock, Xorth SUe Public Square,

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

SPRIN AND SUMMER CLOTHING

.* and FurnUliing Goods,

Ever "offered in this City, manufactured expressly for this market, embracing every variety of qualities and styles, and unsurpassed in cheapness by any lnuse in the West.

My friends and the public generallj', are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock

Are especially requested to give me a call, as I am enabled to sell goods as low as any house in Cincinnati, or the Eastern Cities. O- A complete and beautiful assortment of BOY'S CLOTHING, constantly kept on hand.

Terre-Haute, March 2d, 1^54-dAwtf WM. J. MACK.

nVILSO\f STAB BIRD & SMITH,

482 Main Street, Louisville, Ky.,

IBOtimi DBAIBRS 1NJ'DMG§, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Bye Stiffs, Patent Medicines, Surgeons' Instruments, 2 tt .G!ass™re Windw Glass Soaps, Perfuvury

Virginia, Missouri, and Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco,

Have removed to their new FOUR STORY- BUILDING, on Maia, 3d door above Bullitt, aud only a few doors above their late Store. rjHHEY are in receipt of their HEAVY SPRING SUPPLIES, which renders their stock one

JL of the largest and most 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 nrompt dealers on the usual time, as low as thev can be*bought in the West, Southwest or East, in the quantities usually bought by physicians, merchants, and country druggists. Dealers generally are respectfully invited to call and examine their-stock .before buying elsewhere and all orders sent them shall be promptly executed with goods of as good quality and at as low rates as if the parties were here in person.

N. B.—Ginseng, Feathers. Red Seneka, Rags, Flaxseed, and Country Produce generally, will be received at the market price for debts due them or in exchange for goods. Louisville, Ky., March 8, l854-13-3mxvd

sei ti hm'-et |!j

and the greatest

blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity to tho suffering millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your command Toil have only to nse this magfeal remedy. All those who still suffer, and will not accept the proffered Balm, deserve not (he pity Of their families.

This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since its introduction, has carried happiness to tho hearts of thousands, and made life a chnrtn to man who heretofore regarded it only as a painful and mice ruble exi«tenoe.

To the winds with *11 Liniments, ISuibroration*. Pain Killer* and Pain Extractor*,'and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the meriui of the great American King of Pain," a preparation Co nposed solely of Tugetables and roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil.

medicine, to do' a* a sjtarial fsror by gltlng tiie Tung or Pain a stogie trflkt, and if satfsbetory, exert their lu&u«nce in its behalt iMomraend it, speak' well and often of it, and see that ic is used by their afflicted neighbors. The Ladles are. always charitable, and when they induce their suffering friends to use this really raluable medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that ther can well be proud of. This a powerful and truly magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns,

and for many Internal afflictions, it Uadsrtain Cure, yet it is perfectly harmless and incapable -or producing (he least injurious effects in the most delicate cases or the woajcest constitution.

It is entirely useless to follow the Old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certn. cates of ^wonders performed by Miis medicine. It costs but twenty-Birr cents to try it and Dr. Hull stake* his well-earned reputation on the King of Pain doing

ani

more than h« claims for it. We would ask hav« yen the Rheumatism er {Sent: these are not. pleasant com pan ions, and we kuow that joa would like to drive them's.way as suoii a« possiblethen Ose

BUtT/3 KlSO OF PAIS.

f^jpTTould you be cored almost immediately ef Bowel Complaint, Dyentery, Summer CoiSplaint. Cholera 11 or* bus. Cratnp Colic, llead Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pain, tha remedy is simple and the cure certain.

U3JJ THE OKUAT KINO Of PAIX.

5ToaU you hare your Sore*, SwelUngs, Cats, Barns, Scalds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat It) UM 0"*

•I S MAGICAL KISO OF FAIS. Would yon be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Jei&U, Sore Throat, Keuralgia, Sore Ureaat, Lumbago, Tetter or King VTorm. Salt Rbeam, 11 tee of Pobonotu Insects, Chapp«4 Hands asd ail other Sores, either Dry or Kan Ding, we say again, ead again, rocs usin is Dr. John llsfi'i

uKtitO OF PAIX

Would you be cured of King's Krll, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any dleeaM ef the SJctn eau*el by Imfmiw blood, then ose Dr. John iiall's SarsapariUa inieraaUy, and the King of Pain extereaiijr, sotti/t»g csga be acre certain than a speedy and effectual etfr*.

O O N O S IS I PA orric*. ftrra CnM Bnssx, Oirs DOOM ECLOW ]Unr.

IX)LII3VILUE, KT

£fer*w 0t*x!s,

fOESALJSBTDBOGOETSHJRFKRCNA.VKTHKOOOE- from 8 bv 10 to 10 by 16. OCTTttK tw«*o

STXTXB.^

betwte# WaliSwt au4 Vine, CincinnztL Petwroiry 22.1854-II-ti ioaaf Ems STvC WBOtt«a IHtAXKM I* »Kt ooooe,

W. Rltl*."

John W*. ?. Jeo.

Bark* *eA! i'l

roi^RS.

In Terre-Haute. bv J. R. Coningbaro, Drug- 1 deal very largely, and can offer rite best of gist: and Allen Pence. Druggist*. bargain* in that line. March 1,1*54-12-6m f" Cford^je'aiitd Coil Chaih of all sizes, Paint*, &!*>, Window Gla*s, Nails, Spikes, and Mill

JO Mtrl $Ut4t,

"VTOTICK i* eim ihst »h*«!«i*wr-

l\ hS'i' M'fl A haimfr*tf»r dr hotti* ««!.. «jf In?# Vfar* eeififfv SaiiJ «*l*{e nl «spe«! to be irfrwt.

AprifS -3^f~ ..' -1, Mm'r it Htm nei*.

H^JRDWARBIM, njM

m- AT THE SIGX OF THE

I S A W

MANWARRING & BURNAM [SUCCESSORS TO POTWtK AND BURNAM.]

HAVE

now in store one of the largest, and as they believe, tho most perfect stock of every description of Hardware ever qffered in

the eastern cities and anibng the manufaotur. era, laying in stock,and they.are now,prepared to supply Builders, Mechanics,. Farmers, and all others,, with jjood and cheap goods.

A very few articles ortly aro.enumerated.

Build in£ 'Materials

(In Hardware) of every description.. WINDOW OtASS and SASH, Blacksmith's, Cabinet-Makers', Tinners', Curriers', Gunsmiths', yoopers', Carpenters' and Shoemakers'

materials and tools. A %'ery, large aad complete stock of Cnrria^e-Jvlakers7 JVlaterinls, Such as Felloes, Hubbs, Spokes,Shafts, Bows, Poles, Patent and Enameled .Leather, and Cloths of superior make, Lftces, Fringes, Cloths, *"*afrinsh, Ac., Nails, Handles, Hinges, Close and Open Bnnds, Patort Axles, Spnngs made from English spring steel, Tass."la. Stub joints, ic. Ourstockof ,r,

Saddlery Hardware

is larjfe and rery complete. Harness. Bridle, Skirtingnnd Pacf Skins, Trimmings, Ac., Sole, Upper, Calf and Morocco Skins and Linings.

Our stock of Shelf Hnrdunrc i« u181j(i\ial)y large and desirable, embrdijfng nliiiostevery thing in that line also, Quos, Pistols, flasks. Caps, Powder, Ac.

A general stock of Paiuts, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes. Looking-Glassos and Looking-Glais Plates. Floor Oiled Cloths, Cordage, Twine. Iioor Matts, Spring*, Axles, Tin Plate, Sheet Zinc, pi^ and bar Tin tinaed Copper, Sheet Iron, .. jyire,,Rivets. Ac. "Bl W

Iron of every description, Steel, Spring and low Steel, Nails Trace, Log, Coil,Stage and Halter Chains, Ac. Aines' and other.STio»eT§, Spades, Forks, Pump Curbs and Cranks, Chain I'ubeing and-Iron Sinks, Grindstones, Bird Ca^es, Lamps, Globes, Ac.

Wo invite the attention of merchants who wish to recruit thefr stock. Terre-Haute, Feb 22. 1844-11-tf

atod HFAVR

Tax subscribe bav^ ing removed to the No 1 four-story brick store In the Warivn Block, is now prepared to show the best Stoekof Hardware,

Baddlery, Iron, Stesl and Tpols, of all kinds, to be found in this city or in Indiana. The assortment comprise* such a variety of both Siuar

GOODS,

that it is impossible to enti-

nierato. Tin Plate, Sheet-Iron. Copper, Wire, Block Tin, Anvils, Vise* and Bellows, always on l.and. I have a moat complete assortment of

Building Materials. Carpenters' Tools, Cabinet Trintmtriy*. •Shoe Findings, and Leather of all inds.

Daring Uie^taios season, 1 shall ke«j On Itanidl a larj^e st^4 or rise Soon aaa Wiodow Sash,

l& Sad^XeTT «id CarriageTrimimngr».

M. F. THOMPSOIT & CO. rkeeps largestock 5fRem-ington-s Rifle Barrels, «nd §n Trim HOLK8ALB Ie»»lers in Hate Caps.' ^erinr

iinii

71 Pearl Street,.* r/.

in h* hnmne-*.and eVcrlti'njf irnV othef 4ore-b^a#e All rjfau mOd

IPrt.*2,twt rl-trj

OTJNR READY-MADE.

%t c«tu» TIWH tt

rAUMBRS* -TOOL8f r-' -X »Hail keep an eye pa.rticalerlj fo UuTtjur* tter'* want*, tnd 6c¥4f fid! tO fcave a good Shovd SjKtde, Foifft. Scythe Cradle. Jlz*. or anv rttfwr Tool *ell Mm st a very ramonaMe }Wrtfit. Afteinr i"+ 8fwe and Iron Roora fitted trp rxpre*s\y frr the Hardware

^^^1 «diaM twaMe nhesr

PKK}« to tftuclt belter advantage than bereto-

O'SeaasgMHrJfce sifaef the Pa^leek. S H. POTTSR-Tern'-Ilante. Sfov iifi, l?S3-5l lf .»!

-»^ll JITTHtr KQkttWl. jn«t

IN Criv^f br W. H. BUCHJ50EUM. March 9,1854 dtf

BALTIKORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

^J'HERK vatf

JdiND AKS BUST.

be obtained the most speedy ReiRS^fV

SECfaET DISEASES. Jo*orrh®», (?letts. Strlctortu, .Seintnsl ^'etXW, PUue In the Upna, Afftctions at theKidneysi »Bd sH those pecQlUr effecticne srisi(tg from SitsnkT ILtlii, pertlctilerly the youth, of both eeXee, which,It sot cared, produce COKSTITOTIONAIi ltiiiutr, readere MXRRTIAT

IMFOS*I*LE, end In the end, dettroys both

YOTT1TO MEN.

Eepccttily, who htvt become the victims of solit vice, that dreedfulwd deeuuctlve htblt, which ail •Uy^eeas to an uati mily xrave, thoasande of yejfa men of the moet exalted telc&ts ted brllltnt Intclitlti who might otherwise have entranced Utteuini

or you will mistake the

SeuaW

with the thunders of eloquence, or wtked to ecitSfJL. the living lyre, may call with full confidence:

MARRIAGE.

Office, No. ?. SOUTH KHj^ekicK ST., 7th door from Beltimcre street, Esst itde, the steps. TO* Be particular inob ervlnf%* MaWs and KVN

BSR,

A CURE WARRANTED IN A FEW TS. TAKS

JfoTica.—Ur. Johnston's Office

lins, up

the stepe.

dUt«

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Young nien who have injured themselves by a certain practice Indulged in when alone—s habit frequently learned from evil compsnlitns, or st school— the effects of which are nightly fblt.evcn when asleep, and If not cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys both n.ind and body.

What a pity a young man, the hope of hi* country, and the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all prospect* and enjoyments of life by the conse* auences of deviating IVogi the path of nature, aud ladulglng In a certain secret habit. Eudi persons, be fore contemplating

A I A E

should reflect that sound mind and body are the most necessary requisite* to promote connubUl happiness. Indeed, without these, the Journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkena to the view—the mind becomrs shadowed with despair, and filled with tho melancholy reflection, that the happiness of another becomcs blighted with ojur own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEHILITY. Dr. J. addresses,young men, and all who have Injured themselves by pi jvate and impronerindulgencee.

These sra tome of tlte ead aud melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, vlx Weakness of tho Back and Limbs, Pains is-the Head, Dimness of Sight, I.ods of Muscular Fovrrr. 'Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability. Derangement! or tho Digestive Functions, General Debility, Symptom* of Consumption. Ac. -MaNTALuv.-r-The fearful effceta on the mind are much to be dreaded l.oss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of* Spirits, KvH Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self-piatruvt, Love of Solitude, Timidity. Ac., are softie of the'cfils produced.

THOUSANDS of persons, of all age*, can now judge what Is the cause of their docllue in health. Losing theirvlgor. becoming weak,pale and emaciated, have a singular appearance about the eyes, Cough and symp* toms of Consumption. This remedy haarrstoted hundreds to health after every other means have failed.

Miitntsn P«nsni»*,ui,tbo*c cantompUUupm&nUg*, being aware of physical weakness, should immediately consult Dr.-J., and be restored to perfect health.

All Surgical operations performed. N. B—t,et no raise delicacy prevent vou, but apply Immediately, either personally or by lettor.

Skin dUtiases apeedtr cured.

OFF/CP, A"». 7, SOUTH FREDERICK if., BALTIMORS, AF*ATT.»SN. TtT" All letterf muit be Poet paid, jQ{ I TT~f* TheTemedies can be sent to any part of the United JUatea.

Jan. 4, JfiS4-4-Iyr 1

AFFLICTED, If EAD!!

PIIILAnELPIllAby

3S,***

&Krl»d persons, or those co&tempUtlnr ratrriaee, z. being awareof^physical weakness, saouldTmmcdfate ly consult Dr.

J. and be restored to perfect health.

DR.T JOHNSTON.

in his dwvl-

His very extensive practice i» a.

•umcient guarantee that he is the only proper Physician to apply to.

DR.* JOHNSTON,

Sfetaber of the Koysl College of Surged#, Loii&CB? icradatte Crott One of the most eminent Colleges or the Unttsd States and ihe greater pert or whose lite has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Perl*, Phib sdelpliU, and elsewhere, has effbeted sonic of the moet astonishing curcs that were ever known. M*uy troubled with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, andbashfuiness, with freqentblushing,attended eomatimes with derangement of mind, wore cured tiuffli-

A CERTAIN DISEASE. I2

When the misguided and Iraprudeiit voiery of p!e«s urc find* be has imbibed the seeds Of this disease. It too eft?!® hRppcns that an ill timed senee of shame, or dreau of discover UcUu hiia f«oiu applying to those frho, from education and respectability, ctn slo.te be* friend him. delaying until tbe conttluitionul symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance, such ts ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in thead and litnbs, diniiicss of sight, deafness, nodes 011 the skin, bp

lie* and arms, blotches on

the head, .face and extreroetles, progress on wlib frightftil rapidity, till at last thcpalate or the mouth or the bones of the noso fall in, and the victim of thie awfiil ditesse becomes a horrid object of tomMiser*' tiun.tlll desth p«t* a period to his dreadful fferings by sending him to thst "bourno whence no trtvcler returns." To such, therefore. Dr. JOHNSTON pledges himself to obfCi vo the most inviolable secrecy sud, tlrom his extensive practice in the first hospluls of Europe and America, he can confidently recommend a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of this horrid dlssease. It Is a melancholy fsct, thst thousands f*U victims to this honjd disssse, owing to the unskillfulurss of thpse who, bfr tho use of that de*dly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution, and either send the uufortunste sufTerer to «n untimely grave, ox else make the residue of his life niiscrsble.

ME01CAI. HOUeB_t.ufcli.iii

ed 2U years-ago W. Kinkelln, corn»r of Tlilre andUnlon.st*. b«twocn K^ruce and Pln« FliiUi, Pa,.

ISVAIID*

aro appr1*ed that Dr. Kinkelin conflnas his

practice to a pel licular branch of medicine, which uncages bis undivided attention, tie cautions tho u»f fot'tonsfe agalnft tlrs abuse of mercury thousands are annually rnercuiiallKod out of life. Kecent atTcctloas are prcmptly cxtingMlslipa. a*

TWENTY rkAM OF EXPpKJKNC® In the treatment of a class of diseases hitherto neglect* ed and imperfectly understood, has enabled Dr. Kinkelln, (Author of a work on Self Preservation,) t# prove thut nine-tenth^ of the Causes of nernous debility, local and constitutional weakness, mental aud physical suffering, are traceable to certain habits, forming the moat secret yet deadly si.d fatal springs of «lo»ne*tlc miieiy and premature morta)lty.tj}|fQ^

TAflaC PARTICULAR KOTICB. ...

There Is an evil .habit sometime* indulged In bf boys, in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood, and which, It not reformed In due time, not only beget* «eriiju« obstacle* to matrimonial happine**, b«t gives rise to a series of protracted, iufldlous, and devastating afTectton*. Few of those who clve Way to thls-pernlclou* practice are unaware of tne conseauences, until they find the ntrvous #ystem shattered, feel strsnge and unaccountable feelings, and vague fear* in the mind. dl able to laljor with tccuttomcd vigor, or to apply hi*

The unfortunate thu* affected become* feeble, 1* tinvigor, or to apply mind to study his step is tardy and weak, he is dull. irresolute^ aud engages iu his sport with its* energy

than If he emancipate himself before the practice ba* 1 its worst, and

JO 1UM aval waiWIV VMV W TlT done it* worst, and enter matrimoiiy, bl* marriage 1* unfruitful, and his stride tills him tli*t this 1* caused

..uUfui, and hi* 1 HI* early foflic*.

«*#uM sitaken

(48*

.These are consideration 1 which

t\eattention, ef tkoee similarly situ•-

MARRIAOS

lment of *evcr*l conditions, In order (ally the cause of mutual happlnes*. which cover* the utigln of oomeiilic

Requires the fulfilr that It may be real Could the veil which covers the urtgh. .. wretchedness b* raised, and its true source in every IBstante disclosed—iu how many could It b* traced to physical dJ«qn*lHic«tfoh» and their attendant dl* appotntment*! Apply then while It I* yet time, in order to have yonr unstrung and relaxed organisation jrebrace^ revivified and strengthened^»

K£MSMB£R

He who puces himself under Dr. Kinkelln'* tr»at. stent may religiously confide in hi* honor a g*ntieuun. end rely upon the assurance, that the secrets of Dr. K'*. patient* will never bo di*clused.

Toung man—let no false modesty deter yon from making your case known to on* wbu, from education and reapectabiHty, can certainly befriend you

Too many think they will conceal the secret la thtlrown heart*, and cure theniselve*. Ali* I bow often is ihl* a fatal delusion, and how many promising you ryt roan, who might have been an ornament to society, bu faded from the earth. trie tares of the urethe aie rapidly removed by the application of a new therapeutical agent, used only by Dr K. Weakness snJ constitutional debility promptly cared, end full vigor restored.

COUXTUT .INVALIDS

Can have (by stating their c*»a explicitly, together with alt their «ympt«B», per letur enclosing a remittance) Dr. X's med|clne, appropriated accordingly.

Forwarded to any partof the United StaUs, and

Klnkelin en

fi*lf-Pxe**rvitt on—Only 35 cents.

'l li

'whj'Dtly rcouirtd. a* a mean*

re-

forming tie vice* oft lie age fn which we live. Also. VATUKEB GUI0S, With Rules for tfc* Prolongation of Life, just tana the

Pre**.

Aletter WStB arenjfttance of ?5 cents, or the valo* in post office sUmo*, »adr«»sed to Dr. Kiokeltn, Philadeipfata, Ps., itlif secore copy of eitherof the *bov« boon* by return ofroaii or 12 copie* will be cent free of poatage tor #1. £ook*«ll*ni. Can

TIS

1894-nif

Trimming* IDE.

err*, Travel-

1i*5 Atrnt*. Ac., supplied Wholesale at the publish* «rf price*, wbtch. admit of a large profit. tters mast he postpaid.

|Votlcc. 1

Lt tiosc thai are indebted to me, are re« -ts. guested |o i»)l and' aetile their accounts imrncdite!/f a« I intend to leave the first of April. Tbiose who hare Worrnwed any inetmmecti or book* of toa will p]«a*e retnrn them

Da, B.f iTRCIL.

ifa'-ch S, 1854 13-3wpd

A O O S

WE5TW0KTH & BROTHERS,

Wholesale Dealers.ih Dry Goods.

XJfVITES tbe alteirtiou of their friend* and Counfrr Merrli^nt* gein-rally, to tjxfi'r tvry 1ar*» Sifhck ef American and European Goods, which will be offered cheap for eauh or sppi ov^ ed credit.

Sept. 14,1853.—to amt.$a,x*S.H. P.