Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 September 1854 — Page 3

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A Starular syiritvuu AFanirea tail on. It's a #e!l related anecdote, and thoogb -J perfectly origin&l.'tbe substance oHt we /",. fttttijjr. has beed more than once experieti* oad, pvery night, if not in every day life, by those who hare had any experience t& Caudle manifestations

A lady frit-ad who was inclined to beJtfcve "in spiritual manifestations, was Mrftkened»ooe night by tier husbaod coming in. and when ne spoke, distinctly heard &••*>* three raps, apparently upon the wall of the chamber. She ,asked*"Is:(here a spirit present?" No answer. Sbqthen insisted that her husband should question the mysterious visitor, and to gratify her he did so, although an unbeliever. there a spirit present?" Tup, tap, tap! "Does it wish to communicate with me?" Tap. tap, tap! '-Is it & matter of iraportandei"

Tap, tap. tap! A bost of inquiries of a like nature ttere made, all of which were responded to by the three mysterious taps .Mrs. —•—at intervals putting questions. •*but .receiving np replies. At last her husband's curiosfly becfimc aroused, and he arose, struck a li^ht, and commenced a thorough examination of the apartment. Ithe "mysterious knocktngs" whenever he opened his lips, but rtmainitfg obstinately 3silent when Mrs. interrogated "the spirits." At last, on approaching the bed. «the taps waxed furious and faster, and uplon raising the valance, the "spirit was discovered

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in the shape of 's

favorite bob-tailed terrier "Sam," who iiad ensconed himself under the bed before his master came home, and whenever spoken to would make a -'waggin" of his vtump tail and this appendage striking the floor, produced the "spiritual manifestations." Sam was forthwith obliged to "vamose the ranch," andjjgive no more manifestations that nighfc. Mrs. is one of the most amiable of her sex. and is a great admirer of "Old Knick but if yon should ever comc to the' Mound "City, and be introduced, as you4 value your eyes, don't mention "spirits" where she is!—New Orleans True Delta.

A Marrcitoni KCHCHC.1'

On Wednesday afternoon, a little girl rinrrml Sennit a I'reiilice, six years old, who lives with Robert Getty, on Edgar's tarm. east of the Asylum, fell into a well on the premises sixty feet deep. She was probably playing irtfiile of the curb, and slip, ped off. The bucket was up at the time leaving the passage unobstructed from the mouth of the well to the top of the water in it. The water was six leet deep, and the distance to it. as measured yesterday. 'vas lifty-four feet. This distance the little girl fell, passing through the water to the bottom the latter fact being proved by the great, quantity of sand in her hair when she was dra\Vn up, and by her own expressions in regard to her descent. When she rose to the surface of the water she sustained herself by clinging to the walls, ^immediately crying, "Pull me up," so

!loud

as to be heard by Mrs. Getty, the only person at home. The lady, upon running to the well and discovering the child's position, lowered the bucket and Hold the little creature to get in but no persuasion could induce her to do as diirectedr Reaching as high up the rope as she could, she took hold of it, and the laly began to draw her up. When about half the distance, but not half the danger had been passed, the chil said she eould'nt hold—she must fall but the nsbuianee from above that it would be certain death to let go, nerved her for a last eflort, and lightning her childish gr.is-p with the strength of despair, up she came to the top, her'nead sinking down as if life

Iwui left lier. In an hour afterwards she was "as lively as cricket"—unhurt even to the extent of a scratch on her person!

The presence of mind exhibited by Mrs. CJetty was only less extraordinary than the Courage of the little girl. The escape of the latter from death is a perfect marvel. She learned a lesson, however, that she will never forget, and we will slate it in her own language, for the benefit of other Jittle people: "You always told me," ^*mid she to Mrs. Getty, "that I'd full in the well, but 1 couldn't believe you. Vint know bestS'—Dovtnn Gazette.

AN UOLV CWTOMKR.—The driver of an iic ca met with a strange, customer on .Thursday night hst, in Chestnut street, .^between Broad and Fifteenth streets.-— '"While walking along ho was itartled by '"hearing the warning rattftf of a snake., and looking in the direction, saw a snake coiled up readj' for a spring upon him. He succeeded tn killing the snake, and has preserved it in spirits. It is about two feet *^ong, and is armed with six rattles. This *w4a novel promennder for Chestnut ^street, "hnd, had lie appeared there at more fashionable hour, would doubtless

nve occasioned quite an excitement.— 'hUodefydia I'n/yrr.

PtrtUDKtrnU, SepW 8.—The annual ^festival and gymnastic jubilee of the Ger^jinan Turnerband commenced yesterday, with a torchlight procession, on the mri-

Hal of U«T Southern and Northern delegates. They partook of a collation at jjsansom street hull, vfh«re ft »ong of wel^•Wjome was sung, and the if» angers were greeted by Ed ward flenlion, on oehalf of live Philadelphia^*. The number of ^Turners participating^ was over 800, coming from sixty-one citTes of the United ySuitcs, including San Francisco.

YOVTUFVI CbvtaACTOR.—On last Wednesday night, the council resolved to contract with a ttamed Bfov, for •^Hhc making of all ihe gas lamps for the en/jsuing vear, at a eertftiustTj^ilaled prtce.—

This 6roy is a small bt}\ not Qxbi tfiirle« Tears of age. tnd hat id rtteiiMve eslab Iishment on Fifth near Sfitith street. He *t|espoots to elear Several hundred dollars on his contract during the'tvar.—CV». (ro:.

Krw Yokk. Sept. 11.—The bark C*th#%»ria« August*. wiU) th« much talked of L»w bonNU wiUfd bvneo oo 8*turtJnj. on ft secrel vhich. $ some nvvr.lits Wen fillingowt here* of G««« Alvsw* *o *ct wnutist Qvtf jjoHrnimrni of &*nU Ann*

The itexmtr IWnlflin tit rtpccUd lo k»v« iritbin & dsty

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Ancc4»te of JTokn Adams John Adams when be wps President of ihe CJoited States.was most grossly insulted by one Matthew Lyon, a representative-in Congress from Vermont. Lyon was.'as we all' know, a most consummate blackguard, and the first of the race that then found their way to Congress, though the breed has most signally increased within the last half century. T*

Lyon affirmed with an oath that he "hated President Adams and was often beard to say that if he eould only give him one ^ood tweak of the no*e, be would "die sat* isfjed. "Mr. Adams was very fond of

walking and it was well known that'he al? most every morning walked for exercise, from the Presidential mansion to Georgetown bridge-—a distance of two or two and I hrttf unlet.* Giffe mohltng. iaathe fnonth of Jane, 1799, a» Adams was taking his usual stroll, he was met by Lyon^ whp thus accosted him: "You are the President of the United States. I understandf" 'My name sir," replied the President, "is John Adams. I am a native of Braintree, Massachusetts—and the people of the United States have elected me to the office of Chief Executive of the Union^ ^1 am, sir, very much at your scrvice!"

Lyon, who was a .stalwart man, of unusually irasible temperament, was rather taken aback by the cool ai.d determined manner of the President, and at first hesitated to procced, but at length.summoning all his native^recklessness to hi* aid, drew himself into a hostile attitude, and rudely vociferated-

Well, sir," I am Matthew Lyon,"ft representative from the State of Vermont and it becomes me lo tell vou,$ir, thatyouare no gentleman!'

iMie question of my ijentility, sir," returned Mr. Adams, "is one that others Uian myself must discuss, but let me tell you, *ir. tluit I suffer no no man to insult me with impunity, whether I be John Adams of Br iin:ree, or John Adams, President of the United States!" "Sir, you Rre a puppy!" screamed Lyon and it is /that tells ye so!"

At the instant, Mr Adams, who, in following the fashion of the times, carried.or more, a long and a very heavy gold-head-ed cane, raised il above his head, and letting it fall with the weight of a Sampson, aid Lyon low at his feet.

This incident, which was related to us a few days ago. by an aged gentleman who witnessed it, is recorded most faithfully and elaborately in "Holmes* Personal Journal of the last Century and a Half."

Xew York Jhlas.

WAS'THK DEMOCRATIC PARTY'TN INDIANA IN KAVORT OF THE VV 1L.MOT PROVISO IN 1 8-10? The last number of the Democratic Platform informs ns that in 1049, Hon. Dale Owen addressed a loiter to the Indiana Legislature, as a candidate for United Stales Senator, inAvhich he declared, in so many words, that he would vote against die Wilmot Proviso, if elected. We have heretofore shown that 0»ov. Whitconib wrote a letter to the same body, declaring himself in favor of extending (lie principles of the Wilmot Proviso to all our territory newly ncquired fr'oiYi Mexico. Gov. Whitcomb was elected United States Senator, receiving nearly every democratic vote ill the Legislature, while Robt. Dale Owen had scarcely any strength at all.— Does not this fact clearly show that the democratic party of this State were the anti-Slavery or Wilmot Proviso party, as ale as 1049 ?—Xtw Mlmwj Tribune.

Cuiuors CASK.—The coroner yesterday held nil inquest on the body of a child named Julia Engel, a^jed five days, (bund lead at the house ol its parents in the Third District. The jury, after hearing ihe evidence, returned a verdict of "death from convulsions, caused by its mother having been greatly lightened, ami her breast milk thus poisoned, by her husband." The husband, whose name is Theophile Kngel, and who is a notorious character, il appears, had assaulted and brutally treated his wife, threatening to kill her, and all that sort of thin^ the fright idle experienced from these threats, the physician who examined the child stated, had operated as a poison on her milk, which being imbibed by the child, convulsions and death ensned. On the strength of this verdict. Engel has been arrested arid waits an exiimiuation on a charge of having caused the death of his own child. The mother, too, is not expected to live. —X. 0. CrescaU. ,v

'D&CtoRsn to DKATII.—At an examination by Coroner Hilton, into the causes of the decease of a man named Joseph Conludly, who died in New York, a day or two since, it was shown that the man had been til for some days pas|.. and had employed two physicians—neither of whom was aware that the other was prescribing for the patient—'and swallowed the prescriptions of both. The poor fellow might have survived one of them, but he could not stand two, and death put a slop to the doctoring. The coroner's verdict was rendered accordingly.

te Joseph Osbom wa* tried at the recfiit this cit)*,—• IfufTttio tVm app ^Circuit Court held at BelktUe, 111., oo lh« charge of risanhfring ooe Antoine Bois scan itt March la«—after a three days ^trial the jury found him guilty of muftier the first de«tw.

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on the &*u« trxp&&-

Bank* I)l»rr«lllfd. NKW YORK, Sept. Itffc

Xh« brokers refuse the bills of the Merchants- and Mechanics bank of Barlings ton. Vi. the River bank of CK, and the Cumberland bank of tine. Nearly all the deposits of uncurrent money, are rectnved only at the risk of the depositors, the bankers insisting oft the rijjht to return Uiiittf fo the a .ISMhire.

for Kansas, some htm

NkwYok* a ftKET.—aiSept. 6th report Cotton dull mi prite* ^tnal.— FitHtr is pWotier nnd pftwst lower the saUrs comprise 7500 brk at SPffi 9 8? for S*»t« and Ohio includeti in »rr 3500 BRT« SI.W for OCIOIHT

n«0 srso.• C«J«M. drn«cd *t $9 75. mt ti waif villi

wea*y

throagh bu routine worn bratfe? I I wjeaxj at tbejea. And write not of mice owa^kccord It Wa|t nay. Save, and I was happy tb*o 'Tis BOW my lord., -, 1 I weary of the themes

drct ttttcf twenty-five in number, passed "rry tfe «r* a«t^orf*e4 to maotacc jf A .TIES tlfroujrh fhe^ity kst«VEN»og^oa their way vr. STK%* ART#« for Sheriff, at west. Thev con»i«t of a respectable ciasd"*

of New England rofchanics. and appear-j F«* J™

sab of 6U00 bashets- luMtHtllttlll St.

Which the gross lnnltnade pursue Who writes for bread ma*t bid all higher dreams His last adieu.

Harness the antelope, .Burden his neck until it bleed— Trample his fiery spirit, and then hope

His former speed.

Life grows a stagnant pool, Or«en with the drugs of trade and toil ^, Youth's pore ideals of the beautiful

Are lucre's spoil.

I weary cf the pen And write not of mine own accord It was may slave, and I was happy then—

Alas 'tis now my lord. tf- i.n

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London correspondent of the IsT.)

POLYGAMY A

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DEMOCRATIC

cussii» lictweeu Messrs. Culfnx find Kildy at MUliawuka, Mr. Cnlfax nakod his uppoiicnV, whether he would vote for the almission of Utah should .-he present a Constitution recognizing ihe domestic institution of Polygamy? Mr. Eddy nnsweretl thathe would. Maintaining the doclriues of the slaveocrncy in relation to Kansas and Nebraska, he could not give any other answer.—State Journal.

IT The National Intelligencer says that one of the probable effects of the recent, election in Vermont will be the return of Samuel S. Phelps to the United States Senntc.

New York jTIarkct.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—Flour is dull and declined 12c. The sales comprise 4,000 bbls. at $9,6d@9,75 for State and Ohio, and $9,50@9,5 for Southern. Wheat is firm at $2,12 for Gennenee, and $1,90 for Southern red. Corn declined two ceuts, with sales of 100,000 hushels at 82(« fi2$c. for Western mixed. Whisky advancod. with an active demand sales of 400 bbls. prison, at 43@44.

Bruatwick, Missouri, in Ituins.

Lot isvii,i.E. Sept. 11.—Nearly the whole town of Brunswick, Missouri, was destroyed by fire, yesterday morning. Nineteen business houses were burned.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1851.*

PEOPLE^IICKET. W 8KCUKTAUY Of STATE. ERA£PUS B. COLLINS, of Dearborn co. ili AUDITOR OF STATB. HIRAM E. TALBOTT, of Pulnara co.

TKKAStJRKR 0 STATE.

WILLIAM II. NOFSINGEU.of Parkeco. JODOK OF TUB SCPUKMK COURT. SAMUEL B. GOOKINS. of Vigo co.

M*1"#' 80r. OF COMMON SCHOOLS, Prof. CALEB MILLS, of Montgomfery co.

For Consrfu*.

trr* Wr «r« nulhoriieil to *nnnnncc IHIIVEY |». SCJpTT, c«nIUl*tc for Congrens in the ScveourCongwMioiiat ry*trict. for Prosccntor,

W« tT« *ttthoriiftl to announce AMBROSE B. CA RtiTON. canrtidftte for Pro?ectiUnf Attorney of t*«6tl| Judicial Ctrcolt, con»po»cJ of the counlic* of Vijco, Cl»t, Sullivan, Greene, Owen, Morgan, *nd Monroe£^ ,•

For the Legislature.

w~f» Wa lire »ulhor$*«d to ftnnwiBCC V1RGII. J. BURNETT, ft c*»Ji(l*te for the LegUUture *t the rncuins election.

O* w*» ire kuthorixed to announce G. W. BAt.T,, it a cindtiitU for tlio Legislature, at the October election. Si

For Trcasnrcr.

yt~f* Wtareautteorijciiujarinounce UEXRY-FAIK-BANKS, cantUilate fotTi» »-arer of Vigo county, *t UieeaftulagOctober election.

Temperance Candidate.

\X* *r«fttttMn«MI to announce UKWIS PAuOnrK as«teiaperance o*i»Jiid»te, t»ittio«t regard to p*i:y, For G«llKl8r'!itAlMi*aret«[ Vi|0 cootitj, at the onfall tlftclion.

For Jtherlff.

»r? Weareftttt mowiiice STKPHKX BL TAYLOR. uack^Mt lor Sheriff Of Viyo couDty, at tbe eo»u i: etection.

mtewuh them SIS engines purchased in,^ Cr«ek Tow».h,p- o«»u^ Rochester, and some patent grtst-ncin'-j to th« duties of o&cm br Trwfima

intni v.t I* si jew

•**|W*tt«-3« «W il Ml njfm

Tta M*vorof BwUw momtnra^^ BoilBfrts!! appoint!**at of Inspector of A which wtH benttrxctlW fer

»no stores.

or xac "|Baltimore-Leek Hospital^-'Dr. Johnslon

What slare ot the ^aiU Has not H^DR A( odj TTASjucovered tli«mo#:*pecdj|pie«intaadeffectinft#, some *och inusi'ag^ as Ute£e fl|Uiog

1IX aal

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rwi-dyui th^wanu

proof of tnc vitality Still inherit in M?l-Uhd bMhfulness with frequent Washing, attended hoosmedanism. He has assembled .his 1miatf,wtreoiwd imDivan and communicated to his chiefs and A CERTAIN" DISEASE. notables that he is resolved, under ihe I !intlie

present trying circumstances of the Sultan ca»c, it too often happens thit«n ill-timed aetse of of Turk-Pv tn him hr a nrc^pnt nf fbamc'or drcadof discovery, deUre him from applyOl^ lUrKey, lO as-lal mm oy a present Ol totfaose, Who from p(l^c«tion and respectnbility, thirty millions francs and of twelve thou- can alone befriend him, il. inytostill-tbe constitution* r\ ,u j.'al symptoms of this horfitl disease make their appearSand Irorses. OL course the resolution Ot ance,such aftBlcerated«re throat,diseased nose, noc^ the Sultan of Morocco was applauded and turnil pains in the head andI limbs, dimnew of sight,

Consented to by the pious Moslems of on the head, r*ce and 0*tremiUc», progressing with Western Africa and the dunirer' of the

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oanger oi

Padishah at Constanticople has strength- I awfuldiaease becomes a horrid Oljject of^commiser»i,i i, _i ,i.-, tion, till lesth puts a period to bis dreadful auffrritigs ened the ties which connect the different aandim: him to that ''bourne from wheuce no tr*jMahometan States of the world. Egypt, vellcr reiuin?." To such, therefore, l)r. Johnston °J pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable secre* lately a rebel country, lias sent troops and cy, and from his extensive practice ill the first hospitreasures to the assistance of its Suzerain Kur,,p.e and America, be c^confideutiy reil commend the most safe and speedy cure to the unlor1 unis and iripoli, only nominally depend-: tuuate victim ofthishorrid disease. fin

("IrttiKlnnlinnnlo spnt likpwisp an it is a meiancholly fact that thousands fall victijns eni on V/onstanunopic, sent iiKewise an

who never was subject to grave,

tance of the Turkish Empire in the East, and sends him a present, most acceptable under the present circumstances. The new Viceroy of Egypt is likewise now to

send one Hundred ti.ousana pounas to uic

Sllltan, and the Turkish loan yesterday

brought into the market finds favor with the public, and already commands six per cent premium. It is therefore not likely ihat the financial difficulties of the

C..n,l r\nn li twt TT-mi an nrl nntmfls tn flip tho back artd Limbs, Pains the Head, Dimness ol'

HEC&EV DlSBiSKS J-

GonOixtKMe, O'.eflUt) Rtri«toc'. Scttibal WetkBta* Pilftfln tte JLoffee, Jllffectioos of5tb« Xidner* «"Bil Of^aaic Power, Nervous Irdtaoilitr, DiMtMi of the Hetd. Ubrsmt, Hose, or SKiri arid fit

YOUNG MEN

E'peciitly, who htve bspocac the victims of SolJUry Vice, {.bat dr^adTal d«atrucliTe babU, wiiich inqusweeps to ua uatinerf"%r«.ve. thoasncii cf young men of th»most era'.tei tileal* «ad brilliant intellect, who might otberwlte have ©ntttncej iistening Sea. ttct with the thuaddrs of thsir ci'jucnc«.or waked to ecsticy the living lyre*may call with,fall confidence.

MAURI AGE.

Married persons or those contemplating m*rrit e, being aw?re of physical wetkurn, or any other impediment. sboald immediauty «ppJ to Dr. J.ofaoaton. nFffCE.Jfa. 7 SOUTff FREQKRrc STREET, BAL //MORE, AID., seven doors,from Baltimore at., East side, op the stairs. )t r" Be partlcolariB ob»erviiig the-ameandatiafe ber. or fox milfmirtate ike piact. Bt cat entie*dfr»n», this etie*—*li"kt eases. A CuRE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE,

IN FROM ONE TO TWO DATS. T!i« m-iny thousand's cured at tins rnftitutfon. and the very extenslw practice of Dr. Johnston, (exceed

that he is the only proper Physician to be consulted. DR. JOHNSTON. Member of ttre Royal College of Surgeons, London graduate from one of the most emiuent College* oft !JO United Stales, and tbo greater part of whose life IIK

b!8"'P

ent fir

rp adelphu, *n4 tlscwl-.re, has effected some cf he most inbune savs: aptouistuni: cures that were ever known matir trcmThe Sultan of Morocco gives a striking 1^. ^ncrvou.ncja,i

rhJ-in?tng

London, Phil-

bfadT,hensounds,

great being Alarmoa at suddea

i,lceP

,1impr^denfV,7l*r^f?',?*

sure finds he has lmri cd seeds of this painful dis-

deftfoen, nodes on the shin bones and arms, bloiehes

friS,ltful r»pility.

Silthti

till at last the palate of the month

the t»flne« of the nose fall in. snd the victim of this

t0thigloath80medis

auxiliary division and now the Arab Sill- or.ignorance of prftcmlers, who by thousc of that •ci Ini ,n .,1 ,i„, 1 deadly poison—mercury—ruin the constitution, and tan, LI Crhraq as lie is called the ljOrd either send the nnf.jrtiinato sufTerer to a premature of the West, Constantinople, acknowledges the impor*

ea*e owinpto theunskiiirulneds

MBXTAI.I.Y.—The

MXASUHK.—Tn a ilis-

premature

Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured them selves by private and improper indulgences, that secret 'and solitary habit which ruins both body and mind, unfitting them for cither marriage, business or socie'y.

These are some of (he sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, via: Weakness of

,(0SS

„iar H„11

0[ MuM

er, Haipiwtiou of the

Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement

of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of consumption, dec.

fearful effects upon the mind are

Ynueh to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Fearful Forebodings,

Sultan, inversion to society. Self-Distrust, i.ovc

ii Timidity, &b„ are some ol the evils prodilced.

UpOIl which the Anglo-r rench diplomatists I Thousands of persons, of all ages, can now judge have relied so much, will force the Divan to allow the financial administration of the Turkish Empire to be transferred to the mixilliaries.

tvliat i» the CRU80 of their dccline in lienlth. l.oAlttg their visor, becoming weak, palo and eiiiaci»t(^, lmve a singular appearance about the eye*, cough and symptoms of consumption. This remedy lias restored lnmdrcils lo health after every other meana has failed.

Married Persons, or those contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weakness, should imincdialoly consult Or. J. and lie 'rest nred to perfect health. DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REM

EDY. FOR GENITAL DEBILITY. 'fty thisr-grpst end important remedy, wcaKnesnof the organs are fpeedfry-i.ar-eti', **al f'lll vi?or restored. Thousands of the niOft nervous and

MARRIAGE,

should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requisites to promote eonuuhial hilppiues*. Indeed without these, the journey through life becomes aweary pilgrimage, tho prospect hourly darkens to the view the mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the melancholy reflection, that the happiness of another becomes blighted with our own.

WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured, nnd full vigor restored. TO STRANGERS.

The many thousands of he most desperate and hopeless cases curcd at this Institution within the lust twelve years, and the numerous important Surgical Operations performed by DR. JOHNSTON, witnessed by the reporteis of the papers and many other persons —notices or which have a^nin and again appeared before the public—is a sufficient guarantee to the afllioted.

who places himself under the care of Or. Johnston. may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.

There are so many ignorant nnd worthless quacks copying Dr. J.'* advertisements, and advertisinS themselves as Physicians—-triflms with, and ruining the health of the already afflicted—that Pr. Johnston deems il necessary to say, especially to those unacquainted with his reputatien. that his Credentials or Diploma# always hnns in his office.

Lr ALL LETTERS M(JST BE-PGftT-PAID —Remedies sfnt tOall parts of the cmtnlrv, Takb N*TtrR.—Persons writing must state ftgn.also send the portion of advertisement which describe the symptoms.

O" OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST., East- !»ide. Observe name on door, July 12 1854 wly

NE H' DISC OVER Y!

£3

CHEMICAL EYE-SALVE.

AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR I S E A S E S O 1 I E E E Acifrt OB ctetostc. Ulceration of the usliryraai Glands, Film, and Weakness of Vision, from any caa«e. |3* Rr-:i-hTsUjr the Stores »o«t Shopi thec"i-.n'rv.

KKMARKS.

Tier* »re so dlMMes wliicb h*vc prodoced *o rancti ii -', or been so nn» .ewfcP trtitcd, a* Tn ctiW i«*«WngU* they tti»iit««*tiKefor ii«r ne«s *a -n,

Hit. Tlioa.i? t.. sri. 'itB.^S, th» d- »vrrer of re 5 tel« a Mbcr of .rs 10 the retiet of i-i- ..Sieteo witfc Oplh*l .. **9y Mtaktekptflttaiit* ia ra*fcioc ,, *»4on uf t»e finest cbeu t* tf v. hMtirod -i r6 wocd^rTut cares tk*n *e/ olfier

Si- cretdiscovered.

it i« now e4 to tin 5jlb!it as CEHTATJf CVfCa

for dispute* lie

u,oll,VIMteft

of the office br

Llrrr Oi«?aise—C»rief,« ?p*oi»h X^'^re. aj *Tr»««tr for tlwsr «!«*«*. th« »»niWr o' m»W 6 it «!*«#. HfMrtWKlM.--' tip*ii*«*»r kicked mrtM, ofsfUKWiU*-.'-i f» ifc« ti«r ot Sick(»99&. va^wifM «f eaiT* iiisdtfal by Carw Spa*i«i uti We km wl r»M t* wfer tetiw «tt» nMy DrW »«r{ •& *1' WMm fk T*., Wbo wi« «rHI fy two wi»*«rC*rt»T JIf

vr#, t*'

1 for be *r .: w« swEjjeT-« tfl

of "Catewrcii^onic lafliramiitettfa loot «%l* or «k«* of dimiakefee** «MK stale of Ibe tlmiw

!wtd*'.:cs i« organ. frtm tie MirAmmtt F«lt»w, M* 4

IHttS WW"" m*S i,A. M. HBS"' \V HY8-SALVK to t*

r*ln*ite prtV*r«tl«» f^t

re-

J. H. TFRXER.

Mh»tost»

«»4 Jr-!~r

we lwv« «ee* «»4 h««rd it»««. w®«J4«i? tfcan:* equ M(p«rtor as reeawSfCSW" «ore eyes, or w«*» eve*. never beea bro«sist S*f«re tfce {nitiK Waxxea W. TaUie, li- M. ft J. H. rocKer, BirtliT & Hwkaiif, 8M»'I R, «y«r, vr li bt**. C»rt4c Ikretkersv Bwbr.^etl* MilUagtoa, A. J. Ifrw**. 4a a«rchy censfy tkat *n wetl-MM|a«ia3«l wit* -tlrose tw*MFfc|riwse aanwe* arc *s#w.

Mhiifzntf

•ttijU' it/, «Mt a#i -a| I*wM«i tbeiw&ae«®edU ««*»*. Cms tftder«vofttiai- UMCUCIT

WO* Ctreafti Ceitsrt, t» tot

nu. Suae of XSM«*!t. VA* lStisitof of Arrtss*. GBO. a.iRru?v»ci««, iTpfSlowts ftfcr Agency, witt tt*rncc, rniti

FKiaitVri. tL AI*o, *7 ««Mt* ia all tfea utte*,town* aadj^il^e* to flssMTofit cMetfy *11 tn wtia

Carter's Spanish Mixture,

The lireat PnriSec of the Blood. NOT. A PARTICLE OP 41SR0GRY IN ITV

A.N

Disorder* arising from a ccilamse^rw

habit ofr»«th, wlsfcJi ifjioi, cuojdp^odaces coasuiatioetl debiiiiy, rende^jtrarriip* impotsiilft, ud to theensl deiuonboth M(iod«M.

LNFALLTHfcE REMKDT for Scrolulo. $infiV EviL KbeatsK«i.ns. JbUaate Cutaaec'J* Rruptioei Pi«BpleaTtrf?ustttl?9 oh Pace,. BlocJr*, Boils, Ghroaic Sor® Eyes, Rme worn orTetter. Scald Heidi. and Paiaofibe- Bones and Mnt^ Stahiori%i a {Ji'cecf^Tpbi iisic Disorders,LumbsfiO,?pinal CompljTnt. and *11 diseases ajlsine from an injadlctoe* ww of Mmcry,lmprude&cc Ia-Ufo, or Imparity of the Blood.

This valuable JJedtclnc, wHcfc hasUeecnre celebrated for tbe oomber of extraordinary cures effected throegfc its apcrcy. bas inilnccd the proprietor*, at the urgent rnjom of their fritnfis, to offor it to the public. which they do with.the atmoal confidence is its rirtccs and wonderful carative properties, "the follow! np certificate?, selected from a large number, are however, stronger testimony than the mere word of the proprietors and are oil from gentlemen well known In their localities, snd of the highest respectability, many of tfecm icaidlcfiu the city of Kicbmtind, Virginia.

F. BOYDEX Esq*., of the Exchange Ilotel, Richmond known every where, says be has seen the MedIcine called CAKTSR'S ST AVISO MIITCRC administered to o'Vttpi* bandred cases, in nearly all the diseases for which St is recomrnenrted, with the wort astonishingly (rood results. He sajHs it is the most extraordinary medicine be hn» ever •Mil.'

AGPS AND FRVESt—GREAT CURE.—t hereby certify, that for tbree years 1 had Agr.e and Fever of the most violent deacription. had several Physi-

Dr.

»U the fonics advertUeU bat ail without

.my permanent relief. At last I triedC.\RTCR'A Sf ANtsn MIXTCKE. two bottles of which effectually cured

me, and I am happy to say I have Sad neither Chills or Fever* since. I consider it the best Tonic in the world, nui the only medicine that ever reacted my case. JOHN LONGDKX.

Beavir Dam, near Rirtitrtond, Va. C. B, LUCK, Esq.. now in the city of Richmond, and for many years in the PostOtfice, has such confidonce in the astonishing efScacy of CARTER'SSPANail Mtixc^t, that be has bought upwards of50 bottles, which he has given away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck pays he has never known it to tail wtiou taken accordins to directions.

M1NGK,

a practising Physician, and formerly

of the City Hotel, in the city of Richmond, says he has witnessed in a nuniber of instances the ctfccts of

CAKTJCR'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

which were most truly

surprising. He soys in a case of Consumption, dependent on tho I.ivcr, the good effects \rere wonder fa I indeed.

SAMOKL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker Morris, ltichmnnd. was cured of Liver Complaint of S years standing, by the n»e of two bottles of Carter'* Spanish Mixture.

GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA,—The Editors of the Richmond Republic had servant employed In their m-'-Ps K"»IIJ, cured of violent Scrofula, combined with Rliriimaiism, which entlrp'y disabled him from work. Two bottles of Carter^ Spanish Mixturemade a perfect cureof him. aud the Editors, in a public notice, say they ''Cheerfully recommend it to all who are afflicted with anv disease of the blood."

STILL ANOTHER*CURC. OF SCROFULA.—1 had a very valuable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter's Span ish Mixture. I consider it trulv a valuable medicine. JAMKS M. TAYLOR, Conductor ou the R. F. & P. R. R. Co., Richmond, Va. SALT KHEUM OF SO YEARS STANDING CUItED.

Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residinc in the city of Richmond, was cured by three botttrs of Carter's Spanish Mixture, of Salt Rheum, which he had nearly 20 years, and which all the physicians of the city could not cure. Mr. Thompson is a well known taerchant in the city of Richmond, Va., and his cure i* most remarkable.

WM. A. MATTHEWS, or Richmond, had a servant cum of Syphilis, in the worst form, by Carter's Spanish Mi.vtui'g. He says he cheerfully recommend it, aud considers it an ititaluablo medicine.

RICHARD K. WEST, of Richmond was cured of Scrofula, and what Physician* called confirmed Consumption, by three bottles of Carter Spanish Mixture.

EDWIN BURTON,

solitude,

debtrita«4r

who

id lost all hope, have boen immediately relieved— All impediments to Ma.rria.gr., physical or .Mental

Uih-

quaUficatinn, Nervous IrritiiMlity, Trembling and Weakness, or Exhaustion of the mostfearful Kind, arc Fpeedily cured.

YOUNG MEN.

Who have injured themselves by a Certain Practice indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned fiom evil companions, or at school—the crti-cin ui which are nightly felt, even when asleep, mid if not cured, renders inairiase imp ssible, and destroys both mind and body, should apply immediately,

What, a pity that a young man, the hope of his country, and the darlins of hi* parents,should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the consequences of deviating frmn the path of naluu .mi) indulging in a certain secret habit. .Such persons before contemplating !i

commissioner or the revenue,

says he has seen tbo good efl'ects of Carter's Spanish Mixture in a number of Syphilitic cases, aud says it is a perfect cure for that horrible disease.

WM. G. HARWOOII, of Richmond, cured of Old Sores and Ulcers, which disabled him (rom walking. Took a lew bottles of Carter's Spnnish Mixture, and was enabled to walk without a crutch, in a short time permanentlv cured.

BENNETT A BEKRS, No. 12.", Main Street, Richmond, Va. And r»r sale by J. If. Cuninsham. Terrc-Haute, nnd by Dealers in Medicine every where. june 7—26wly

"MAN, KNOW THYSELF!" An Invaluable Honk for 2 crnts.—"Eocry Family should have Copy." iti.ooo C'tPJE* sor.n /.v

X' BOOK FOR THK JtFUCTED—Couittiiiiiif: mi outline of itic origin.progiTs?, trcnt-

!H n^\V'" niuut, itud curc of every form

oftliseiisc contrncted ty piouiiscuous SCMKII intercourse, by KClf-ahUM or by sexual oxce»!, wilti advico for their prevention, written in a familinrstvlc, avoiding nil medical technical)tR'i, nnd every thins tl»#t would otTend the ear of decency with an outline of coniplnints incident, to Females, from the reenlt of »ome twenty years' »uece*iirul pnirtice, exclusively devoted to n»e cure of diseases of a delicate oi piivntc nature.

To which ia added receipts for the rtire of the nhove diseases, and a treatise oil tin causes, symptoms and cure of the Fever mid Ague.

Testimony of the. Prof enter of Obatctricls in Ptnn Collrirr, Philadelphia.-' l)K. HUNTKH'B MKDICAI. MANUAI.. The author of this work, unlike the majority of those who advertise to cure the diseases of which it treats i« a graduate ofone of the bc!t Colleges iu the United States. It affords mo pleasure to recommend him to the unfortunate, or to the victim of malpractice, as a successful and experienced practitioner, iu whose honor and integrity they may place thoKroatest confidence. Jos. ti. toKISIIORK, M. U.

From A. n'oodtrnrd, M. /?., of PCHV. Uni*er*itg, Philadelphia.—It gives mo pleasure to add my testimony to the professional ability of the Autliot of the 'Medical Manual." Numerous cases of Disease ol the Genital Organs, some of them of long standing, have come under'my. notice, in which his skill has been manifest in restoring to perfect health, in some eases where the patient has been considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment of Seminal weakness, or disarrangement of the functions produced by selfabuse or excess of venery, 1 do not know bia superior in the profession. 1 have h^en acquainted with the author some thirty years, and deeni it no more than justice to him a* well as kindii'-ss to the uufortunute victim of early indiscretion, to rccoTilinend him as one in whose professional skill and integrity they may safely confide themselves. .Vi.rRKD Woonwjua, .M. D. "This is, without exception, the most comprehensive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technical tcrms jam!/ to the rah.aun ol readers. It i# free from all objectlonaWc ent, however fastidious, ran object to placing it in the hands of his sons. The anthor ha* devoted many vears to tho. treatment of the various complaints treated of. and, with loo little breath to puIT, and too little presumption to impose, he has offered to the world, at the merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruit of some twenty years most successful practice." —If'•raid. "No teacher or parent should be without the knowledge imparted til this invaluable work. It would save year* of pain, mortification" and sorrow to the youth under their chaTge Peopit'f Jldror.atr.

A Presbyterian clergyman 10 Ohio, wri'ini of '•Hunter's Medical Manual," says—'''Thousand upon thousands of our youth.- 5y evil example and Influence of the passion#, have hem icAltito the habit of self-pollution, without realiting the sin ml fearful consequences upon themselves awl their erity.~--T,'.c constitutions of thousands n'li" "re -i-iig families have been enfeeM'd, tf not i'-ten ilnfn, and they do not know the wiuse or the cure. Anything that can he done so to enlighten and influence the miblicmind as to check, and ultimately to rcmoictiis wide-spfsd source of human wretchedness, would Tconfer the crestest blessing next to the ii ion "fje-

Christ, on the pres-otand conilnc r-i.'r^'H-n— ititrmperanc® for the use of intovnaiinff drinks) iljuuiii.it hn* stain thousand* upon i•* od», i* not a greater *r-our-si- to tiun :ia.n racc... Accept my thanks onhflhaiiui vlie a(. .^ U, and, believe me, your coworker in the good work yott are so actively engaged

One copy (securely enveloped) wilt be forwarded, fre nf nastag*. to anr^srtof the t'nlteo .States for rr,ii«. or six c'opi' •!, Ad lr ss, (port pai'l) UOi»BX & CO., Hmi'Ii"' er*, or Box IPflPhlla. jnp Bookseller*. Canvassers and Hook Agents,

ed on the mi?i terms. upnlled oi July H, lr-l-Vmfe

21,030 ACRE eFLAN'D KOR SALE!!

ItK.VI/ ESTATE4CE.tEBAL AGENCY. OrriCE—TF MRR-H*CTr.. IXBIA'SA. tinderth* control JOSEPH NICHOLAS if

MICHAEL COMBv, tcho km* auociated thsmstiocs together far (it purpote of tra ding in La»d, and *tUi*g Land on

GoHaawmtti.

'I^ItEIR attentioo trill be tfevoted to the purchase I *ot »a!e of Farm*. jnfmpni«4 LatxIa. CITT and To*# Property, tbe Wetru Tbtf *i!l *1•o b*ve efficient %ni re«poe»IS»le «f»nt« vastoa* p-jtcta In tSw fitaw of tadUu* »n4 ltlla««,

Tbey have now on fe*iU30 farm*, the ffloat of wfiita are well Jmj»rorei, atut th# aotl rto«Ur «o«4. whh 2»**t abnedacee of snperlor ttmfcer ai*d *e*rlr *51

I* "'tterpMitof n*ru'kprairie t»iv4. convmlest lo -uatr ss" «. tJ»ede»criptio« of wijjcb ,-,f t* rkui i|eau at the following

BARRV A W»trHT, Tei«n»pon«. W.». »»ASAtf»SOM,T«Te-Ma«e, lad. Wf. K- *tTH, Cooorr»*ilte. 1»4» V.. O. VVHBW. Sl»el!yvitte. I«d. 1. i. !t.V«KtS0S. Xo- td.laril. v/||. ftoy. r^aaofi. i. if.C.1 *«Ct,6r»»a»«Uf.W. G.C. .8S,Ra««viTle. P. J. roVB*. itt4«ni«(tMi, m«. ¥S, P. Resit. Vvml*rrl*i*t.m». G. .v 8E«vm. Pwi. \BH»a\W.M»rrtJLIV

Perry

A. n. laSKT. Sforsttrttf. Itul. JOBS OWES. Ttptaa-lad.

FABfftim

*sppii«a

frumvjtgpo 4aity. 3bj Urdtf 3. U. HARRISON SOH.

May 24, 1864-24-ly

*. ?r

N E W

BliCK- EYE

iS^S

Terre-llaule, June 14, lS54-dawtf

LARfiE

inhabitants of Terre-Hitule and vicinity that he is now ready to exccute their orders iu his line, embracing Hats nnd Caps of all styles, for summer and winter wear, and a C'lff-'tl assortment of Gentleirfen's Furnishing Goods for all occasions and all seasons, bo'h wholesale and retail, and as good as .can be found in the State, lie manufactures on the, spot, and will// ensfomers to drder, at.id 110 hatter shall undersell him wtfst of tl'e mountains.- Country Merchants are particularly ivited to give him a call, as he is determined not, to fail of pleasing them both in the variety, quality and price of his goods, as well as by Vis earnest of forts to serve the best interests of all who may thus honor him. He will sell hats as follows:

RETAIL TRICES.

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

Number 1, $3,50 Silk Hats not made to order, No. 2, $.1,^0 WHOLESALE PRICES. Silk Hats No. 1 Ex., per dozen, 1 #«M*.. 3 frjjS "J_

rery short time. J. F. MICK. Terre-Haute, July 28. 1854 dwtf N. B: We have aho just received sixty dozen transparent bar Soap, very superior article for the Toilet and other use—very cheap.

SASH, Mm'AND bund KACT0RT! Corner of Fint and Eafle Strfla. near U« Cinal £a«io, opposite Hrition & Co.'* WarrJioti*e,

Tcrrc-Ilaute» Indinno.

kiodaof

encert workmen,h«m**eeiofce»i:stio»taw»rra»o*g

•II Ma work. All kiodt of Sawing Sy Orders from adt#i*jice promptly attendrd

W«H #«t«M, *M ta MWWT •cijaa«iiii«iwjs»»'rai- Bannefs (£c Mv Stock is trie test to MUl^iORjfcJrts end .«chtxj«ioo»««. TSef Shoos, Hais.

THE LOUISVILLE

A E S A N

•••. toBtffinKOTOOT EIL®(05£

TOirTIISi rfjVB..GENTLEMEJ\*

AT THE

RYCE having latply a$socint*d with him, in bttsities.s. GEORGE E. BR0KAW ami WILiiJUt..' •s f-»t» ft KYCE, the business will lie carried un hereafter tinder the firm ofs *.

A larger or better stock of Brussels. Three Tly nnd Superfine Carpet* with nil the lower grades, can hardlv be found at the West also, all widths of Matting, Floor Oil Cloths from 5 lo 16-4 wide various widths of Drugget, Mats. Rng«, &e., of all kind» elegant painted. Window Shades, with gilt borders, together with all the cheaper grades Satin Damask, ami Worsted De Lain Curtain Goods, elegant Lace and Muslin Draperies, Cornices, Curtain Bands and Pins, Cords and Tassels. fcc., fco. Also, a vary large stock of UiH, Yelvut, Satin, and common Paper Hangings, Borders, Fireboards, £c.

Mahogany and Gilt Band Looking CHassos, of large and small sizes. In any of thesp goods \£o can And will compete successfully in prico or quality with Cincinnati, Louisville, oY any other city. L. H\CE it CO

WM. J. IH.M'K.

W O E S A E A N A A E I N

•B i, D^ il'JSra a\i) il ii il 3 il lif 3 J) 3, At tu ai.EAT imsTEiix cLOfnixtr.iTQRH.•

I AM now in rccoipt of one of the Inrsrost nnd-most comploto Htocksnf

SrilINft AND SUM.ME1I CLOTHING and Fiiriiisliiiij? CJOO«IM, Ever oflfi-red in this City. ninnufActurcd expressly for this nmrket, einliraring every variely ot qualitif"! nnd styles, and unsurpassed in ehcapne.ss hy any house iu l|in WVsb.

and Flaaln# done to order.

Tatie 23,1S54 6m

AM now receiving nnr fprim stock of Dry Good*. Groceries, Hardware. Boot* and

Bol,r,e'*

b*ve Tta .T*w»«vif Atrc* oT gftod Land and complete, and was hoiiRht in tn« citi M-rinmon CMartta MHooto, T«rk and Philadelphia, and will bo solii AS CM»*F AS TIlE CIIKAPESTI ,,

Opp«^it« toe CnruL-7ipOMij «orti of the nqoare

.. Apdl2A.16»4'-dwU .,

Rral TE«(ar« At

HAVISG

b«m er»«ag for soioe tiw.

OSce opjWte

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF

'STRATJS & ISAACS.

Any garment purchased at this establishment exclmnjed if not fully apN. provedi

j*. $,-*• *.t *.i-

I I I A E E

"f i. Pi ." ii

L. ltVCE & CO. %i

Our stock, this Spring, ia full and complete in everv di-psrimont, especially iu the line

HOUSE" FOitNlSHINU GOODS.

$42.00 $:i6.oo $.'0.00 £?U0

P. S. Hats made to order on short notice. JOSEPH C. YATES No. 1. Modesitt's Block, north of square. April 7, J854.-d4wly

O E E A A S S O E

HAS

just received a large and finely assorted stock of Dry Goods, Glass Ware, Boots, Shoos, Ac., which makes liis*tock now Ihe roost complute and atiractive, to be found in this city all of which We pledge otirselre* to sell at prices below the cheapest efer before offered in the West. Those wishing bargains would do well to jfiye us a call immediately, tend closing up our business in this

rni*n SK*V»MJ(SKR. E A E

?mwMi

as wo in-

up our Dustne»s in WHS city iti a

5=*5VM"' /•%. TOM

t. BASK

CO.llK AT I*AST!

.. 7,r

Mv old friends, customer*, and ine public invited to calland examine, bcforefurchaa- .y

arr invited rocalltnd examine, bofffr#purebM- ,« I 'Ifder* fprBHrcfcajrttig Prixloceor Marr.handu^, UlaffniviHn. TfTIIKPR. i.-»tke*MI«»w«#i»erketpH»-c» -sJ'Ajii"! H. lUluimv,,

Prgir1J^^din^'

•m-**

S S S a re

Mv friends and the public generally, are respectfully iu\*ilud to call and examine my stock*

Are especial!v„:eanested to give me a call, ns I atn enabled to sell goods as low ns anj house in Cincinnati, or the Eastern Cities. (IT A complete and beautiful assortment, ot HOY'S CLOTHING, constantly kept on hand.

Terre-Haute, March 28, 1854-dAwtf J* SlACi*.,

HatTF Katsi"

8. DANAI.USON.

T).

Caps and Straw Goods of ali kinds! I\TO i'A Sc C'0JTOICj I I A IN a to re a MurrJt's\ TiitiUK-itALTic, I.\DIA: A. JL I Hat Store in Modesiit's Iniildini' North fl.T ]\irlirnlnr attention paid to: executing of the l'ublic Snuare, xvould nnnoui.ee to the

DEEPS nnd MORTO AGES. Blanks of every description rrndy far USQ. Affidavits ad ministered Bounty

u,-u-

Lands and iVnisions prorurnd for sol* iior.s and lhcir lieirs, or invalids.

I.J* Fidelity aiul promptness in all Elections, or other business entrustil to him, 11 JP Office at, the late stand of the Expresri Printing ()fftre, Edst df tlie CotiH-Housfe. l«y i0-lK»4-dwtf

~J.'T. BOYDTM D~ OFFERSnnd

his services to the oit.i7.ens of.Tc.rrc-

Hauto v'icinity, in tlie various branches of MEDICAL SClfcNCE. Ollico in Scott's building, on iVlarket Street,' opposite the General Stage Office, near I.IKJ TlftiWii House, South-Ivist..cornerof the IV.bliq Pquirrc, where he nifty be found at all hours of tho divy and night, except when Absent on j»rofosfional htt-sincss. jjn LtpyoVf residence is on Ofi.li street, fourth no an a or there will be attended to promptly.

May 0, 1854-dawtint

3 S

E N I

A Rtfjuhlr Grnthmtr nf B'lllimn-r OFFICE IN MODESITT'S B?/r.

IN' A OARErur, A S.VT1SPAC rsi ,t August 14, 1851-dwtf,,

Fetiraary 3. IWM-/wly:

i#1

BMNKI to offer some iodcements to wtsp- A BU eiff tux to porcbase, aa I have a large «f prop t^rir ca hands for male: *V*o. Hoases, Lots and AJ^SO—* vJh% for lease. bar* only to n»f to ihof Tye hp««« mjc, rooms «i#hw*U» dts«o«« of or rent tikeir property aa.1 will be ift»W7o* for rai*b. 7u*"iZ*-u oJpUc# to have dotia, as 1 bavs 5. B: Those wf»Mng to re-t fcood hotffr SlT«ll« convenient to the part of thec.tr,

tfr}30-d96te foot EsttO* Aftnt. Jolj 21-dtf ,r!

srn.iMiio.!i .//(r bww.

dealers in flour. Kalt and t*ifI* on Corner of #«OVM4 «h4,'OUii Niic4ia. Twt*H«Ut«. ItltlfftRil,

Strict atteittlorf iRl'cn toafl bualo«a» in the line of Fotw»r4iog and CotBitti#«lor^. Kkk*!!!!.*''**.—Ue#lBt!t A Go.. S, n. Poitcr A To., 3«verm*ji Boun'iie, S. Stoith & Boos. K. W.hmlth, K. S, Wolfe. A. Mr.Gresor, ami J. J^ookSt Co.,'lrrp,Maut?. Indiana Jotirr H. Walter*, Montexoma, Ind.J •SairMjcl Orr. Kvaiinvtlte, Indiani,

Dre^s Good{3! I.

Ot/AIB and §iriped Silks, 1- Vnnty do. IHack liroeadc do.

J'lain Jilacfc tio.'h

Sash, Doors. Blinds. Frames, dr.. dx. GremV.,•-,,$arid. I'ancy BjTboae wi«tilne any that line wonM do trrll "|{e to Hive him a call before purcftaniij* cl»*whcr*. He- lames, PI atn, Ins prepared witti the beat of ni*fMnery »oo eliHe DelK'.i?S.

ics, l',iClotlift, Mouselike de tfn, f*lafd, ai'd Fancy Mous-

French JackoneUt Org^ndvs and Lawns in any quantity and every variety to b« h«l at

'I LTJtN ER'S

May l.-dwlf Korlli of the Court-Housed

JOHN S. MITCHELL & 80H, Produce, Forwarding and Comrnlsai&a Merchanu.

EVAN5VILLE,.

Office and War« ion W#i»r -ir"'. l»ctvrecB Xliia tlif v-»»»i-Jioat at f«ot '.! W»i.-i street. -txriLI. advance MBit* of Produce conio ship to their ie Raat-rii CIt-

j.^pt.itewijontotlM! Pw warUiB'-

ai»^ Prod«i'.« »nt!u#t«d tothri.ir «*p*rtew*- iiiit mnple facilities not :i"itat«io£aarsntee Mti'fsctioc. a JOHJf tf. WTCHKLL dt SON.

pre- IO AfTP* Of Ijfktfft 'ffot* I*s wish-5• iJITUATBL) eigHt milt*

Hoape and I»t of*, «od rooms HrVft

|QQD7(lilCIU Wi *MP

Lwould do welt to give ao early call. S. HARBERT, REAL EA. AG'%T