Wabash Express, Volume 13, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 October 1854 — Page 4

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be drownei From lime to time

eel was Utkcn away nnd no rain entrapped,

Feeling anxious to know by what means ,nlt

this wftfl accomplished, he placed himself.

in a favorable position to watch progress.

The secret was soon out. .Several ralsjjj

Near this was a small aiu er

opening hole, in which he inserted one of his fore paws, while with the other he clung to the edge of the large hole, thereby securing a firm grip. Then another would descend until he could embrace the first one round the hips, and so on till a perfect chain was formed, tail downwards, reaching to the bait. Then a rat which had held himself in reserve, ran down the chain and bore away the prize! But the most curious part of the story is yet to come. Our informant says that when the bait was brought out not a rat ventured to touch it until the chain was unlinked and all were presciitto shah: its disposal.— Westfield Transcript.

WHAT A SAILOK TIIOUGMT CK MtrfsroNs. —At the anniversary of the London Missionary Society, Rev. Mr. McLcod related the following incident ''Twenty-one years ago, he had read in the account of some voyage, things to the discredit of the Missionaries of this Society. Shortly after, meeting with the caplain of a ship that voyaged to the South Seas, I inquired of him, and said, 'Do you think that Missions have done much good in the South Seas?' He looked at me, and said, 'I do not know what you think about Missions, 'but I will tell you a fact. Last year I was wreckcd on one of those Islands, and 1 knew that eight years before, an American Whaler had lieth shipwrecked on that island that the crtiW had been murdered nnd no doubt you forty jtidge my feelings, when wo anticipated that we cither should be dashed to pieces on the rocks during the night, or if wo survived to the morning, subjected to a dreadful death. As soon as the day brdke, I saw a number of canoes, manned, pulling away between the island nnd the ship. We prepared for the worst consequences. Judge of our amazement when the natives came on board in a European dress, and spoke to Us in English. In that vefy island I heard the gospel on the Sabbath day, and sat down at the communion tablo and sang the same psalm that I sang in Scotland.' lie added, 'I do not know what you think of Missions, but I know what I think of them."

COOLNESS.—Lord

4If

IhttJK VIRTU*.—When I

Is poor Worldly honoris mean outward t5ul,lic

forms arc beggarly elements. Condition, country, church, all sink into unimportance. Bofoi1® this simple greatness I bow, I fevero. The robed priest, tho gorgeous Altai-, the great assembly, the ponntlg ot-gan, all the exteriors of religion vanish from my sight as I look at the good nnd great man, the noly,disinterested soul. Even I, with vision so dim, with heart so cold, dan see and feel tho divinity, and grandeur of true goodness. How, then, must God regard it? To his pure eye how lowly must it hc\—Chaittung.

A MrsTKRY.—The Buffalo Democracy aays that on Friday morning, about 7 o'clock, there was taken from the stench trap, on the corner of Main and Seneca street, in that city, a human hand, cut from the arm at the wrist. The hand was small and delicate, evidently that of a woman, and appeared to have bsen in water for tome time, Its the flesh was much decomposed. The «tory of this hand, and to whom it one© belonged, are of course mystery, not to be cleared up prhaps till tho day when all things shall be made plain.

SURTTPTNQ IN TUK MooNLu.ur.—A young man belonging to tbe second Illinois regiment, stationed at Tampieo, lay down »n front of his tent, perfectly well, with the moon shining full in his face, and having been on guard the night before, slept soundly until morning. When be attempted to rise he was nearly blind, his checks were puffed ont twice their usual sixe, his •yes were nearlv closed, and surrounded with circles of almost jet black, presenting a terrible sight.—Jtarkt'-»i.

A WARSTXO to Lrtsu Ttrn.Ktw.-A few ti|tys ago, a man in New London went the town agent, and obt&unid liquor on Use pretense that his employer was sick and needed it. The deception was son band ont, and he was arrested and fined $7,00* and tbe costs in all tu,00. This tooth of tbe law is the Sth section, and will probably bring up many other sly offenders.

I Tbe receipts of the post-ofBce in New York city for the fiscal year ending Jane 30, amounted to $1, £65,445 10.

IT Flwr It qwiwl ie New OrktMootht 9tJ Incts, at a r,

A aA'r sxomv* A ccrtain member of Congress from one

_~j Tbe following rat «!ory was related to. of UK- E-isteru Statu*, was yfntakipg one '"vus by a neighbor, &n.i did it not c-.me day bonio important question, inl befrom a tource thai entitles it to the utmost came very jmimaU'd, daring which a ^crcdit, we should feci somewhat duiiaa-j broilu tnt-niUer, bis opponent on the

Ilowe, when a cap

tain, was onco hastily awakened in the middle of the night by the lieutenant of the watch, who informed him, with great agitation, that the ship was on fire near the magaaino.

that bo the case,' said he, leisurely putting on his clothes, 'we shall soon hear from it.'

The lieutenant flew back to tho scene of danger, and again returned, exclaiming: •You need not be afraid the fire is extinguished.' •Afraid!' replied Itowo, 'what do you ittertH by that sir? I never was afraiu in ttty life and looking the lieutenant full in tho face, he added: Pray, how does a man feel when he ia afraid? I need not ask how ho looks.'

Sabout th« truth of the ma iter but as it is, question, sat smiling. 'J'his annoyed him ^wc believe every word of it: very much, ami he indignantly demanded & His neighbor says that he was very why the gentleman from was 1 1. a* they believe, tbe most perfect stock of ••••••v-much harransed by these animals, and laughing at him- "1 was smiling at your every description of Hardware ever owreu in ^iad tie vised variou.s jdans for their de- manner of making monkey faces, sir," was tefruction. Among the expedients em- the reply. "Oh! 1 make monkey faces,do

ploj'cd was a barrel placed upright, which 11 Well sir, you have no occasion to try he had prepared by sawing a hole in the the experiment, for ludareluts saved you tite upper end abotjl six inches square. Unit trout tie." The hammer was distinctly was pat in this barrel near the bottom, heard, amid a roar of laughter, calling the just aboie a few inches water, hoping house to order. the rats migl^ be induced to jump in and

.•

iea. "-1 n\ye welcome at our own Court at the the delicious mor- ,,rt

SCn(

time a genuine Republican, and

enlightened and honorable gentleman

can ft

collccted, one larger than the rest taking ^^Xews. the lead. This one let himself down into the barrel, by clinging to the edge of the

f]„c|rtn:m I^ondon cannot neutra-

Ji/e tl)C mjsc},jt.f

of a Soule at Madrid nor

Buchanan as minister wipe off the

wof a

Sanders as consul."—Lvn-

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

WHIPPLE

it FOOTK havejust r.moved to

AO, a, WAHIti:?i'S iil.OCK, and are now offering a superior stock of Goods at Low Priccs. Our stock is of greater extent and variety than heretofore, so much HO, that we can only enumerate a few of the leading ar tides ~M»JAC.'W «r-: JB» Muslins, Prints, Prons flood*, for the season, Men'* Woolen Wear, Flannels, Blankets, Sliawls Wool and Buck Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery, Notions, Ac.

Boots and Shoes, for men, women and cliil dren, in great variety. Hats—Wool and Fur, for itieu and boys.

Caps—Plush, Cloth, «fec. Groceries—Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Cotton Yam, Dye Stuffs, Ac.

Leather—tjpper and Sole Queens ware, Glassware and Willow-ware, At.SO, IN It IN I II IV I I S

Having one of the largent and best constructed rooniH in the cit,y, we are enabled to show goods to better advantage and wait upon customers with greater satisfaction.

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

We will pay Cash or Trade, for Clover, Timothy, Flaxseed, Dried Fruit, Feathers, Ra/s, .\c. Remember the WABASH STORK. No.'2,

WAIIREV BLOCK, WHIPPLE A FOOTE.

Jan. 17, 185-1 dtf

READ AND PONDER.

NOW IS THE TIME FOE GREAT BARGAINS

JUST CALL AT THE NEW-YORK AND BOSTON 0 O 1 1 I N E O I

No. 3, JACOB D. EARLY'S BLOCK, North Side the Public Square, TKllltH-IIVUTE, I.NI.

WHKKK

will lie I'ouml tlie largeit and bent no looted of

Restock .ily- ¥Iadc

Clothing.

Bvcr brought to tin 1'rnirio City, which is bounifto be (old

cheaper

than any other stock west of New-York

City. Tho stock is alt frcnh unit new, ami selected With great care, exprcwly for thin market, by an experienced Merchant Tailor. Also a I urge stock of

YOUTH'S CLOTHING,

leo. constmitly on hand a large stock of

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS, From which good flu wilt be made (nnd warranted) at the shortest notice. One and all arc particularly requested to call and examine before purchasing.— Also, a splendid dtock of

Yankee Notions and Fancy Goods,

Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry of every description, Dress Trimmings, Kibbons, and every thing in tho Fancy Goods line kept constantly on hand. Having nl«o made cxtcusivo additions to the NOTION IJIilMR'IMlKIM'r, I shall devnto the whole upper part ot my extcnsivo Sates Hoom exclusively for that business.

Do not mistake the Number.

Nov. 2, 1833-47-tf

URIAH

AND

J. 1TIARKLK,

No. 3, JACOB D. KAKLV'S HbOUK, North Side the Public Square.

smcxvHAKeit. Jon* w.

February 3, 1«W wly

set before me

trtid virtue, nil the distinctions on which men vnUlo themselves fade away. Wealth

STRATON.

SlIKWMAKER STRATON,

op Ha aim \1 S3

STJ'MMB OJ11'-hltf GENTS.

dealers in Flour, Salt and Fish, {t^r-oflico on Corner of Second and Ohio Streets, TerreHaute, Indiana.

Strict attention given to all business in tho line of Forwarding and Commission. UKrcKKNcics.—Ueinent •& Co., S. H. Potter Co., Gtovrrmnn llutii'uo, N. Smith Sous, K. W. Smitii, K. S. Wolfe. A, McGregor, and J. Cook A Co., TerrcHaute, Indiana John S. Walters, Monteiunia, Ind. Samuel Orr, Evansville, Indiana.

MOHAWK VALLEY INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital—$200,000,

A trSTI.K I ,11, NE W-YOrtK,

INSUUK

Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchan

dise, Ac., Vessels and Cargoes, against loss or dnmng« by fire, to which the attention of the

^^^"i'n.'DEAN, Agent,

At Potwin ife Bwrnam's, Terr«-Haut«, Ind. Nov. 30, 1853-51 -tf

Dr. WARREN,

N 1ST,

,-t

Regular Graduate ef Baltimore Dental College. OFFICE IN MODESITT'S BUILDING, I'crfonu* it It o(icratlons In »eitti«,fry

IX A C.\aKFl"l. AN*t SATlSFAOrOEY MANNER. August 14, lJ$54«dwtf

1). S. DANALDSOX.

\o r\is &coM.ncroR, TKR&K HAUTK, IXBTAXA. 8.T Particular attention paid to executing DEEDS and MORTGAGES. Blaoka of every description ready tor use.

AtH«lavi«s administered Bounty latnis ftnd Pensions procured for solIters and their heirs, or invalids.

IT Fidelity and promptness in all collections, or other business entrustVd to him. 3JT Office at the late stand of the Express Printing Office, East of the Court-House. jfay 10 1854-dwtf

J. T. BOYD, M. /A,

OFFERSamiservicestothecitizens

his of Terre-

Haute vicinity, in the rariottf branches of MEDICAL SClfcXOR. Office in Scott's building, on Market Street, opposite the General SUjije Office, near the Brown House, South-East corner of the Public Square, where he may be found at all hours of the day and night, except when absent on professional business.

Da. Bom's residence is on fifth street, fourth house north of the canal. All calls left for him there will be attended to promptly.

May 6, I»54 dawfen V*

WHS,,

it t. OHS8S TRE8 HoTEt,)

O W O

,v-

*.?5 a -I -,-J »**, Pebr 14 Hf xz-rc

HARDWARE A E S S 0 E

I S A W

MAN WARRING & BljRNr\M {stfCCB8SdR8-TO POTWf* ANU BOHSAM-] AVE now in store one of the targest, and

the Wabash Valley. One of the partnera »jent several weeks in the extern cities, aud among the manufacturer*, laying in stock, and they are now prepared to supply Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, and all others, with good and cheap goods..

A very few articles only arc enumerated.

Building Materials

(In Hardware) of every description. "WINDOW GLASS and SA3H, Blacksmith's, Cabinet Makers', Tinners', Curriers', Gunsmiths', Coopers', Carpenters' and Shoemakers' materials and tools.

A very large and complete stock of Carriage-Makers' Matt 11 Us, Such as Felloes, Hubbs, Spoke#, Shafts, Bows, Poles, Patent aud Enameled Leather and Cloths of superior make. Laces, Fringes, Cloth*, Damasli, Ac.. Kails, Handles, Hinges, Close made joint#.

Jlotn*, Hamasii, tc.. XXUIIH, riaiiuies, junges, !lose ami Open Bands, Patent Axles, Springs lade from English spring steel, Tass.ls, Stub iuts, tfce. Our stock of

Saddlery Hardware

is large and very complete. Harness, Bridle, Skirtingand Pad Skins, Trimmings, Ac., Sole, Upper, Calf and Morocco Skins and Linings.

Our stock of Shelf Hardware is unu willy large and desirable, embracing almost every thing in that line also, Ouna t'istois, Flasks, Caps, Powder, Ac.

A general stock of Paints, Oils, Varuishe.' and Brushes. Looking-Glas33s and Looking-Glass Plates. Floor Oiled Cloths, Cordage, Twine, Door Malts, Springs, Axles, Tin Plate, Sheet Zinc pig and bar Tin, tinned Copper, Sheet Iron Wiite, Rivets, Ac. jh: *ar«®

Iron of every description,Steel, Spring an Plow Steel, Nails Trace, Log, Coil, Stage and Halter Chains, Ac. Ames' and other Shovels Spades, Forks, Pump Curbs and Cranks, Chain Tubeing aud inm Sinks, Uriudstoues, Bird Cages, Lamps, Globes, Ac.

We invite the attention of merchants who wish to recruit their stock. Terre-Haute. Feb22, 1841 11 if

Eagle Foundry,

CORN Ell OF FIRST AND WALNUT STS., TKSRE-HAUTfi, INDIANA. I 0SEP1I GROVER. the former proprictor, and T. A. MAKKSON, having 'formed a coparlncriiliip iu the above well-known establishment under tho style of GKOVKK& MADISON, would re spectfuliy say to our friends and tbe public, that, we are making new and valuable additions to our operative machinery, and have now in our employ the best of ttiii luneii: which, with the perfect quality of mate rttl used, will enable us to complete, t*ece»*fully, in point of workmanship, with the best establishments of older citlcs. Our patterns Tor machinery have all been gotten up within the last few months, and are of tho most approved models. We are manufacturing

S E A E IX E S

of various sizes and power, adapted to the use of Sasli, and other Saw Mills, find are prepared to furnish Koilcrs, Mill Irons, and every necessary fixture to put tliein into complete operation. Also, for Flouring Mills of from one to three run of burrs, and for other purposes. All of which we warrautto perform equal to any manufactured.

Wo are constructing and furnishing complete, ono of the most approved kinds of

Threshing Machines and Horse Powers now iu use. Tho lumber is of good quality and perfectly teatoned,

and the machines are Calculated, iu

every particular of workmanship, to give perfect satisfaction. We have constanty on hand, and are manufacturing

FOX BIVER AND IMPROVED CAREY PLOWS, with several kinds of Cast and other Plows. The Kiver and Carey, scour better in bottom aud prairie ground than any plow now in use, and are too well known to need rcccon'imendatton.

We are now executing some neat and substantial

CAST IRON STORE FRONTS,

to which we call the attention of those who anticipate tho erection of business houses. They are safe and strong, and add materially to the architectural beauty of the building.

LIGHT AND HEAVY CASTINGS consisting of Mill Gear, Stoves, hollow ware, lard kettles, andirons, sad irons, wagon boxes, etc., etc., together Willi

Brass, Zinc, and Babbet Metal Castings ofevcry description necessary for machinery, and for many other purposes. For all of which,

PATTERNS

are ntade in the most workmanlike manner, promptly, to order. Also, heavy

WROUGHT IRDN WORK

for machinery and other purposes, executed in a way to Rive the nidst complete satisfaction. Much more misjlitbc said by way or classification, but we will only add that, we shallbe thankful forall favors in our line, and shall endeavor to discharge faithfully, nnd to the best of our ability, any and every contract or obligation entered into with our customers. UROVKK & MADISON.

Tcrro-Haute April 1", l£C:t-tf

JOSKrit XlOHOt.AS. MJCIIAKL COMBS.

Real Estate and General Agcncy Ofl'ice.

l^LIE undersigned have formed a copartnerJ- ship for the purpose of carrying on a General Agency throughout the West, and we have appointed

DAVID8. DAXALDSO.V,

Court Stre«t* SsM«f Kquarel sad Deer. .T^upito an 1 rrcich PARIS. ILLINOIS, jfeu and Ladies' Jtorucco. S O S I I S

bie-a r«»8tlf »«il rrinr

av«ter». «tM«« ofdtM

«m*4«(horse*.

C. T. H0BLE,

tKRRK

HAUTK, INDIANA.

will

l^robate b?i*iis«» io

Oolleet may br

i«rfd«\4s,tad rnh other I tna*^d lohtra.

T, 4

,s.S8»ilV

rft

Agent, at Terre-

Ilaute. The object of this A^oncy is to buy and sell on Commission, Lands, improved or unimproved, Farms, nnd City and Town property throughout the West. Also, to attend to the collection of debts, the payment of Taxes for "non-residents, and the redemption of Lands that may have been sold for. Taxes iu jmy county in this Statu or Illinois.

The advantages of this Afceney are, that efficient and responsible Agents have been appointed at all the important places throughout the States of Indiana and Illinois: and each Agency will keep a record of ail Lands, describing minutely their location, quality of soil, buildings, timber, water and road facilities, and also tho schools, churches, nulls, Ac., 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 itt the field, giving his personal supervision to the purchase of Lands and other property that may be wanted, and his personal attention to the disposal of all lands entrusted to them for sale.

Persons desirous of purchasing or disposing Of Lands, Tanneries, Mills, Tavern Stands and Citv Lots, wrth and without Dwellings, and Village Property, situated in cither this or the State of Illinois, cannot find greater facilities to effect their object than by calling on the undersigned, as a minute description of all Lauds and other property entrusted to Uiein forsak* in either State, is forwarded to the several Agencies in each of the States, and all Lands, Ac entered for sale at all the other Agencies will fee found in their register.

NICHOLAS «fe COMBS.

iO* Office in Tcrre-llante, on Market Street, E^st* of the Court-House, at the late stand of the Kxpres* Printing Office.

February 17, ltol-dwtf

„lBB0ST0N LEATHER STORE! SIGS OF TUB LAST, No. 3, Warren's Block, NaiouiJ Jtaai Street,

TKltKK'HtlTK, 1.^11. STORK—NEW NEW

a. KERiCiXOFF

RESPECTFUI-LY

inform their friends, that

they hav« tesaawd into If#, 3, Warren's Block. They keep now e«n=' .-»tly for sale iu this 6»» and *pae»ow* st9re-r.o a, new, tr. sad well seltvieil stock of *11 kiwis of ^v.». belonging to their Ho«, vis: Spanish, Boffidu Tsnwsi and Ctoc: tali Sole. Hand, Upper, Bridle, Skirt risf, Collar and,S»li! Leather, Paf'--. V^5 P-'ladetphia .Hi and Kip S^'-.s, ?.. .• i' ndiiuf Topy!:*^'.

A general assort moat ©f S} .»e Findiags will St aii times 5e foand at their e«lablisiKn«at-, as

Boot Shoe Trees, Clamp*, Crimps

I Pteyn, Lswe«, Galloon*, Boot-web, all kiad* ol I Shoemaker'* Tool#, etc., etc. I Having adopted the principle of only

twr for ca«b. and bayia

MtimiJf* immrnf), tUe the

UlS*tt«ationMtek

A» particularly re}^est*d to examine our to Stodt «B1 Prie«. before burin* «tscwlMu«. HIDES, PC». Wool

riea*, in the »etU«meAi of Estates, aad to the The hiring easli price i* paid for any qnanother Minitt! tlty of »«&*, Deer *nd Jfce^Tsidas, Far asd

Wool. 2?o*.30, IS^l tf

sell-i

galso for c»*ti ia tfce

I SaMern Cities, they are enabled to sell at low wpriett than any e#Umr ctniipetittim Sl/OEMAh'ERS AXD SADDLERS,

CINOINNATI CARDS.

~~~A

PPL

EG ATE

Feb. 15, 1854-10-tf

March 1, .lS54-12-ly

& CO.,

Booksellers, Publishers eod Stationers,

43 STKEET, Cincinnati.

WEMArX

have one of the* largest and best assorted stocks iri the Weit Out stock embraces tho best works oa

Throhffy, Medicine, Law, Mechanic*, Agriculture, History, Trawlg, Tales, Manotrs, Phibmtj'hjt, ^e., and a complete assorroent of all the most desirable MISCELLANEOUS BOOkh published. Our stock of SCHOOL BOOKS embraces all books of merit used in the West, from the Spelling Book to tbe Lexicon. Our stock of STATIONERY embraces every variety °f Blank Books from thesmall 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, Envel. opes, Wrapping Paper, Bouuct Boards, luk, Ac., Ac.

Oca ows Puatic.vnoss are too well-known as works of the highest merit, to require mure than an enumeration of the most

promin.,nt,

which are Clarkr's Commentary, Dr. Dick's Complete llullin's Ancient History, I'lutarcfCs Lives, Spectator, Jotrphm, «£c., t^c. We inviu all who deal in, or purchase books, to give us a call, as we am confident we can offer them such inducement-! as shall be mutually beneficial.

M. P. THOMPSON & CO.. fit'* C1.S.SORS TO I HA U. CIIACK Je CO.,)

WHOLESALE

Dealers in Hats, Caps,

Straw Goods, tc.. No. 71 IV.trl Street, between Walnut and Vine, Ciuciuiiuli. February 22, 1^54-11-tf

JOHN W. ELLIS & CO.,

WLLOL. KSALE 1)1. A LRUS I J* DRV

Jl.llU W. Kills, Wm. V. Harkalow.V Geo. W. McAlpiu,

Pearl Street,

VTp All Pilllts sold

5 I !C AT I

us are warranted FAST

COr.OKS, [Keb.Si. I85f ll-tq

t..- ii.taiot it-c.o. SRIAW-r..c. n. BARBOVK. SHAW, BUELL & BARBOUR,

MPORTliKS and Jobbers of DRY GOODS,' 55 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 22, 1B5-Ml tf

CAMPBELL, ELLISON & 06.h~J

j\r AN LT FACT ltERS of Pig Iron, Stoves and l.r I Hollow Ware, and dealers in Tinners' Stock, No. 21 Columbia Street, Cincinnati, O.

February 22, 1854 11 -tf

DAVID A. POWELL/

Steam Engine and Bojler 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 Wheels, Saw aud Grist Mill Irons made to order.

AFFLICTED, READ

jpn I I.ADEl.PH 1A MEDIC A I, HOUSE—KstaWish-

cd 20 years ago by Or. Kinkelin, corner of Third and Union sts. between Spruce and I'ins Pliila., Ha. lsv*.t,zi« are apprised that Or. Kinkelin contlncs his practice to a parttcnlarbranch of medicine, which engages his undivided attention. Ho cautions the unforttniafe against the abuse of mercury thousands are anniuiHy mercurialised out of life. Kecent affections are promptly extinguished.

WE NTS' V15AR3 OF EXPEKTENCE

In the treatment of a,class ofdiseases hitherto neglected and imperfectly understood, has enabled Ur. Kinkelin, (Author of a work ou Self Preservation,) to prove that nine-tenths of the causes of nernous debility, local and constitutional weakness, mental and Physical suffering, are traceable to certairt habits, orming the most secret yet deadly and fatal spriugs or domestic misery and premature mortality.

TAKE PARTtCULAR NOTICE.

There is an ovil habit sometimes indulged in byboys, iu solitude, often groWin^ up with them to manhood, and which, if not reformed in due time, not only bojjo'ts serious obstacle* to mttrimonial happiness, but gives rise to a series of protracted, insidious, ajid devastating affections, Few of those who give way to this pernicious practice are unaware of the consequences, until they find thenervons system shattered, fool strange and unaccountable ladings, aud vague fears in tbe miuil.

The unfortunate thus affected bccomes feeble, is unablo to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply his mind to study his step is tnrdy and woak, he is dull, 'rresolute, and engages iu his sport with less energy than usual.

If he emancipate himself before the practice has done its worst, aud ontor matrimony, his marriage is unfruitful, and his »en*s tells him that this is caused by bis early follies.

These are can-siilerations which

should awaken thcaUcntion of thast similarly situated« MAimiACSK Requires the fulfilment of several condit ions, in order that it mr.y be really the cause of mntuat happiness, 'ould the veil which covers the {•irigin of domestic wretchedness be raised, and its true source in every nstanco disclosed—iu how many could it bo traced to physical 'disqualifications and their attendant disappointments! Apply thcH while it isyot time, in order to Have your iwmniiij and relaxed organization tiraccd, revi viiled and strengthened.

KKMKMIJER

lie who places himself under Or. Kinkelin'# treatment may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and rely upon the assurance, that tlio secrets of Or. K's. patients willnever be disclosed.

Young man—let no false modesty deter you from making your case known to One who, from education and respectability, can certainly befriend you.

Too many think they will conceal the sncrct in their own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas! how often is this a fatal delusion, and how many a promising young man. who might have been an ornament to society, has faded from the earth.

Strictures of the nretha are rapidly removed by the application of a new therapeutical agent, used only by Dr. K. Weakness and constitutional debility promptly cured, and full vigor restored.

COUNTRY INVALIDS

Can have Jby stating their case explicitly, together with all their i»y ui i! ms, per letter enclosing a remittance) lr. K's iiciue,appropriated accordingly.

Forwarded to any part or the United States, aud packed secure from daiin,:e Or curiosity.. READ!!—Youth and Manhood. A Vigorous l.ifo, or a Premature De^tU Kinkelin on

Self-Preservation—Only 3,» cents.

It is a work eminently required, as a means of reforming the vices of the age in which we livo. Also, NATURE'S GUIDE, With Rules forthe Prolongation of Life, just from the

Press.

A letter with a remittance of 53 cents, or the value in ji st office slur.prJ. n.iih .msed to In Kinkelin, Phil^•IciphU. Pa., wiil s«c« rf vcopy of i! iierof the above bonks by return of mail or l-.' :«ipi«*'w ll b« sent free »rp f,r SI. it.i.iitsell'T". CamM-Trs, Travel-'-li'i: Agents, «upp!ie-i wk-Wale «t tb«- publishi's prices which a i. .it? .f a lar.^r profit.

Tf All l'ttfr«

must

be post paid.

M.u cii I3,15ji wly

TERRE-HAUTE MARBLE DEPOT BARTON cfe WALTER,

DRALKRSln

Varmint and 11 a IJ an Marble, sitath

.ifUi" r,„ut a ftw doors east of the Bank',

Terre Hiiii!'. Indian*. Trfr*

At «ur .M.it-hie Yard wiirbe short Iliitice. an.t it r'f.ri -i ble U-e*.

mrnts, Vtrh.tl,*.

ffeitltttut*. Mam-

arj.1 '•vi ry .riiclein our line

,v-.jp Ail w^rU in* naMrior*ti-te.' June 59.

,j3-2S-tf

WILIJ.IM HHAPi'KU. FA3ITIO.VA.llLE MEB0HAST TA11XIB, 'TPr--

site he

I ii •-i

GOODS,

«fe coJ:

lis. fL

di.Ll iie» c-.Hist -i'.H -!1 IPisst

MARTIN GRACE,

Dealer tn A rarriean and Fnvi«ra JIarble, TKRRK-ttMUTK. I.KVIJI.W1. Shop --1 PoiltthSt*"' ?. I*--.w^-n im

WfW, v. ,ie £:w

ifidOK »t •». e-r-j^, F?A1 *. It, v-.t «tyte. i«ly as, ix

E E A E

PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.

U)l)oi

By purchasing the stand long occupied by himself as a Drutr Store, he considers himself permanently settled, and with the present arrangements of making cash purchases,gives him the advantage of an markets, in obtaining goods from first hands, on the most favorable terms: therefore, he is enabled a keep the BEST ASSORTMENT OF PURE MEDICINES, that can be procured in the'Eastern and Western cities, and offers as good bargains as the same quality of medicines can be bought at anv other establishment on the Wabash.

The purchasing and selecting of medicines suited to the wants of the country, and the compounding of the various preparations of the shop, with care and precision, that it may answer tho purpose intended, is a matter of so much importance to the purchaser, that he feels it to be his duty to give his personal and undivided attention to it, as long as he remains in (1m- bui-iiiess.

By his exuericneo of fifteen years in TerreHaute, together with his attention to the pre!.irin^ and dispeusingof medicines, he hopes wi'.S invire him a continuance of former patron age, for which he feels himself under many ob ligations to the e.itisens of Vigo and adjoining counties, disposed to continue to serve them as long as they say.^

PRESCRIPTIONS put up with care, and all orders promptly filled ami forwarded by iu structions, and warranted to give satisfaction

His stock now consists of a general assort meat of Mineral and Botanic Medicines, Paints, Oils,

Varnishes, Turpentine, Dyes tuffs

Window-glass from 8-10 to 25-30, PlasterParis, Whiting, Putty White, Black and lied Lead British Lustre, Shop Furniture, Bath Brick Imperial, Young

Hyson and Black Teas Chocolatv, Crushed Sugar, Star and Spenn Candles Bar, Castile Variega-

Popular Patent Medicines, r. liich can be furnished at manufacturers pn ces, by the gross or dozen such as Smith'! Tonic Syrup, India Chologogno, MofTott's 1J it tors, Pain Killer, Cherry Sectoral Smith's Townaend's, Bull's, Guyzott's, Sands' and Howe's Sarsaparilla Brown's Ess. Ginger, Mexican Mustang, Gardner's, Nerve and Bone and a variety of other Liniments Fahnestock's Mr. Lane's, Smith's and Jayne's Vermifuge Mr. Lane's, Moffatt's, Bragg's, Brandreth's Smith's, Sugar-Coated, Sapington's, Daniel's Wright's, Sovereign Balm, Phinney's, Jayne's Clickener's, Champion's and Hebrew Pills, Sloan's Powders and Ointment, aiul Louden fc Co.'s Family Medicines.

|7 T. HTJLMANres -L no nouncos to his friends ah(

Oct. 2G 1'853-46-tf

LIVER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic or Nernous Debility, Dixeitse of the Kidnrys, and all Diseases

Arising from a Disordered Lioer or Stomach

Wcishi ta the Stomach

when

Ch'-i-t. Wui'i". Arc.} Sud-ien Fiu-h-«

«i sUnt' .it s-iv'.:,1 .=, i.,l. .-n.-.n -mi'-r .ifi,-e. 1

cu-'-fi

n:ii

lira,

-tfeuli t,,- '....I r*lni the country, to

hi*

ut£e*«d

et .•!» i.-.)!«u- .-iinff t)

A Y-M A UK LOT If ING.

De^,

Jane t.

,lti

1 iv./i-vi Ctnfh*. Ce**?m*rg. Ycslings, Doeshn*. Sc., w- ic'i w: iv.e nj,rt/f}'rt the«horts»tnotice, roiiicu. wlli t»® jwii-l to-'

*ts fit j, Md favor

)i oairhii. witk all bustae«*ln tlreirQae

Iti n: '.'j '-i to. -.

S :1 -•«. ,\ 1 .,-2

+.1*:^ OiC

It", if

rrjiaineat feature* el

Mo.

T/in^erd Oil.

^PSH Bthler»igti«i fea* on at ht& VT A ia Temc-Hante, LINSEt.' OIL. the oilers to the deaher^ rn, or. a-

good tenuis as tube -ar*ic*s» vAn b* CJtja-

cinoati or Leviavilhe. JAJUES fc )K. M«rl» II. 1?^ dAw.tf

ar* tvnHfry the of Inf.nt'T«i, '. virtu-* In tbe r- trfi alion of ivt a .id l«-*««r e'aii'U. .-r, the r-o« cr« in wnkni'x an.| -, /,,t« of organs, uicj are, wnn*l,*ale, certain

T. TJ.TR'- Terre-Haute, and by

JA^OB K. CHTSIIKR.*'

Dealer in Cl k*. W'tufun, Jewelry, Silver Ware. ('n-'-y a^J lanty Goods. National Ufii Sin et, Sor.h -.i il? of the Square

T?.Ri ?:-JT*rTE.

3f. B: Pari .' rlir •, k»:i repairiw WR'rh'-*,Jewelry, Jte. Xi ty 31,

To Farmers,

^ir.ArBi'SHs for ff-.wipj Tii^ttitj aa4 Clover u£ *1. Patent—for eale *j ra«». :v ... ti,

Terre-iiaate,It.: .a«.

rt, txsEi: O A.XD CAST

rJ1HE

CHEAPER

Retail.

a a

J. R. CUNINGKAM,

(TUK OLD STAXD,)

\atlorud Mood Street, directly A ori/t of the Otmrt-JJome. Terre-1 hade, Ina., [S now in receipt of his winter supplies, comprising every variety of articles in his line, making las stock the largest and most complete iu Terre-Haute.

T. II. CUNINGHAM.

December 1, 1853-51-ly

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JUST RECEIVED AT

S. BEAL'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Jo 5, Ji A large nnd well assorted slock of new goods, fitted for the season.

Any customer who will call on me must he hard to suit, if he cannot

be here soiled in price, stylo and quality. junelG-wGm S. BEAL.

HOTEL,

C10RXCLARK'S

ER of Bridge (or Ohio) and

'•First Streets, only one block west of the Public Square, and near the Steamboat Litiulitig, Terre-

Haute, Indiana. An Omnibus always in readiness to take pas sengers to and from the Cars/ree. ltJ"'lhis House has been thoroughly repair ed and refurnitured for the accommodation of the Traveling community, by

Terre-Haute, April 13,1854.-wly

THEY

ted, White, and a variety of ,.rFancy Soaps Perfumeries, Ex'ts. of Vanilla, Pencil,

Lemon, Ac., .for culin* ary purposes. Soda Paint, Varnish, Wall, Ilair, Scrub, Nail, Cloth, Flesh, Tooth,and Infaut Brushes Pure Brandies and Wines, Rye and Bourbon Whiskey, Holland Gin,. Peach Brandy, Ac., for medical purposes, and all arti clesusually kept in his line. flj* Also, a large supply of all the most

W O E S A E A It E A

Furniture Warerooms,

And Undertaking Establishment.

WOODEN COFFINS,

Manufactured of the best material, and made by th best workmen In the city. 1 pledge myielf not to follow the old plan of extortioning, but will sell luivfi than any other house of the kind in the tity. M} profits iu both metalic and wooden cotTins slmll not exceed that of any other kind of business. I am prepared to attend funerals with

^Ar E LUG ANT JIEARSE.

And will fnrnUli tuiy number of carriages that may hi desired. I can ho found at my Store, north of thf OourHlotise, on Miuket street, opposite J. Loniidon Livery Stable, or at my work-shop, formerly kent'i Sites A Co. I.

light draught.

S. CLARK, Proprietor.

February 22, 1854-tf

Wines and Liquors.

anthe

public generally, that he has now on hand the largest, nnd most extensive stock of all sorts of FOREIGN & DOMESTIC WINES & LIQUORS, as Cogniac, French and Peach Brandies Port, Madeira and Sweet Malaga Wine Gin, Rum, Rye, Bourbon, Monongahela, Irish and Scotch Whisky Spanish and American Brandy, etc., etc., all of which will be sold at Cincinnati prices. No. 5, WARRENS BLOCK,

Such a? Constipation inward Piles Fullness of 1 through a long experience tn the business nnd after having fixed his rectifying concern in Heartburn I»iiri)st "for Food Fullness or

Sour Eructations Sittking

or Fluttering at the Pit of tbe Stomach Swim mir,: of the licadj Hurried nnd difficult Breathitt-l-'i :ucang at the Heart Cboktn^ or AnforaUuK nations

in a lyin? ure Dimuom

ion Dots-or Web* u.e sieht

Fever

and*

ii 1 Pain in the head le{i i^iicy of Perspiration Viiowties«of tH» t?kin aud

Kyes

P«h» in

the «!!«,

l.e a

iijiaiflg the I,.p-h Cun^Wil ltn&^laiu^tof cvd and Great Depression of Spirits CAX bk r.Frrrr-\ i,i,r ct?Ryn nr »«. HO K, A^i D'S CELEB It A

TED GERMAN BITTERS, I-RKPABEH BT

I A S O N No. I ~2'\ Arch Street, Philadelphia. Tbe?r

pow-r

ovci ibove *\celvi).

If ci.ulK-d. t«y any

or HER

j*r'-ptf .ti

in tbe

Ci. !"d

"tr,. h" •. ure« -i'iu tuauy tknes alter skilful

OK BI:A!*S,

randemigoed will pay the iiighest Cash priee for any quantity of Flclveed aod Ca«»r Beans delivered at hi» Oil Mill ott Mar ket Stwtt, near H. B. Smith'# Warehoafce.

JAMES HOOK.

Terre-Hacte, Oct. 26.1853-16 tf

CJilt Jfoiildiii?, »r, -j Uwit fca* wvcrtmra

I 7,U J«K rec«ire4 »B4 for **1« WII, .i CI1II.O-S StXJKSXOSK. W

AN ESTABLISHED FACT!

The fact that & %%, seU

than any other house in Terre-fiautfe, Is how acknowledged by all, and their nu nitrous friends will be pleased to learn that they have just received ti large assortment of

SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS:

Baying from first hands, at the head of the market, and manufacturing their own stock, en ables them to sell cheaper and better made Clothing than can be found elsewhere. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will there find a large and varied assortment fro lect, with prices as low and terms as liberal as those of any western house.

In connection with the Clothing Store there is an extensive

'MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,-"

Where any garment will be made to order at short notice. A large assortment of Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings, constantly on hand for that purpose. HJ" Their stores are on the NORTH EAST aud IsOllTH WEST comers of the Public Square. It is your interest to remember the places.

S O N

482, Main Street, Louisville, Ky.,

WHOLESALE DIALERS' I\' -DRUGS,

Medicities, Paints. Oils, Dye-Stiffs, Patent Medicines. Surgeons' Instivments, ',i Ghtsstmre, "Window Glass, Soaps, Perfumery, ]j

Virt/inia, Missouri, and Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco,

Have removed to their new FOUR STORY BUILDING, on Main, 3d door above Bullitt, and only a few doors above their late Store.

are in receipt of their HEAVY SPRING SUPPLIES, which rendecs their stock one 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 prompt dealers on the 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 invited to call and examine their stock before liuying 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, lied Se nek a, Rags, Flaxseed, and Country Produce generally, will be received at the market price for dehts due them or in exchange for goods. Louisville, Kv., March 1S' I 1.1 ,'lm.vvd

METALIC BURIAL CASES. Vr TI IK subscriber, having nmile nrrangeinents with W. C. ilnvis Co., of CiiuiniiRll, to

keep constantly on hnntl,

.Mrtalic llvrial Cases,

Fink's Patent J}# Tight

which are ihe prentest invoii-

tion'of the Kgt for the tleati. would call the attention of the .public to their superiority over the common wooilen colllns now iu use, for *11 seasons of llic vnt, for vnuit purposes, transportation, beauty, slyle of finish,iuiililuntbiUty. Tliey are unrivaled and wlieroverthey have been introduced it has been to the total exclusion of all other cofllns. I now have an assortment on luind, wliich can be seen by cnliiug at ni} Warerooms. In addition, I shall Keep on hand *11 kinds and siir.es of ready matlo

Terre Haute,May 2.1, lfi."in "-1-tf

a I I E I JOHN B. LUDOWICI, SHAKES pleastsre in assuring the frier.ds nnd customers of the late firm, that he will continue tho business nt. tho old stand, nnd is prepared to give good bargains in every tiling in his line. Thankful for former patronage, he solicits a call from every one desiring supply themselves in thcline of Groceries untLiquors, at Wholesale or Retail.

He is now receiving his spring stock, con sisting of a full assortment of Grocerie» of »U kinds

Tobacco, Nails. Glass, Leather. fec.,

Ac., all of which will be disposed of atlhi lowest figure. Call at the Cincinnati Store, Union RoW.

March 2:i, lKVi-lo-lf

F. W.

FOUNDER AND

ati'l liavins devoted much time Bud attention toperfectini the one

now.offered

bis Power is intended for six or

eijjht horses, and is very durable, belns! fiequently used to thrash from 20.WJI) to HO,MHI busiiels without repairs. They are tbe most convenientof any to load and unload. Hut we invite special attention to our

Grain Separators.

Their cylinders are three feet Ion?, banded with three bands, and iu every respect safe and durable. The concave teeth are of tbe best wrought Iron, and very strong. We attach Kle,v*tors to carry the tailings back to the cylinder, and use Stnekers to carry the chaff and straw, or the

ttravi

Terre-Haute, Iud.

alone to the stack,—

These stackers arc from 15 to IS fectbiph. We are prepared to furnish the same kind of Separators to run with IJelt* or Shafts, l'our borso Travelers. and si* horse

TIM VELIXG SEP A RA TOR S. that have three feet cylinders and shoes, and riddles to clean the grain ready for market, kept on hand.

Machines will be shipped to almost any part of the country by Hallroad. July lt», 1S34-32 avd 2in

RECTIFIED

DOUBLE

F. T. HDLMAN informs his old friends and the public generally, that

his New Store Room, on a large Mralu, nnd af ter an entirely new and most perfect principle, he intends and shall now be Cole to furnish the

jDOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISKY, Which ha* ever been »old in this market It ia decidedly the most plc iiant, purest find best rre/t/iVf/W'ii»ky, which e^er made, and will excel the best ever brought on here from Cincinnati or any other place.

All those who wish to jrot the best really Double Reclifieil "Whisky will please call and let the article speak for it«elf.

No. 5, WARREN'S RLOCK,

Oct.26, l?53-iG-tf Terre-Haute, Ind.

New Brick House, on 3d street, op posite the Prairie City House, with a large and superior lot of FURNI

TURE.consisting of Marble-Top, Dressing and Plain

High and low pout Bedsteads, Sofa and S«faseat Rocking Cha ges

iairs, Tables, Sofa# and Loanbe »old lo* for caal D. O. POItSTER.

Jan. 5 1853 4-1 yr

H. E. SMITH, D. D. S. BEING to5%: manently W ea in hi* new OFFICE on

DU. .1011N Itfl.L

FOKSTliK.

NEW AND A A

Thenioit powerful Kin? on the fire of thu now relyrns supreine in th« Ameiieiin liepublUi Tl„. nnwrr of the erttwiw.l heads of Kuro|« sink lino lusiguillcnneu when eompared to that of our Amerioim Kluif.

Kiiropenu Kings employ tbe power vo.tod III them tn iiu'iense the riehes of the tlrli and lordiv, mid to ivduee to jire.Ver tui^ery and degrndiitlon, tlx- pr»ir mul depi-n-dsnt, Our Aiuei'iean King Roe.-i forrh with tH|u,,l \vllti^ ne-is to lie lordly mansion mid buutb'H enbln, n-mly

TKXTII

IMI

MACHIU1ST,

tlS S'l'RKKT, Rlll|lMONt, INPtANA.

tAfacturing

VING been eugeged for many years in manu

Superior Drain Separators &IIorsc Powers

be public, (which has

been thoroughly tested for speed, lightilraugtit and for saving: the Ki'ain, lie lias no hesitation iu rcconunen

illns

ft as the. best he has ever seen. At the Indiana St^te Pair of 18.VJ, my Morse Power was awarded the

KIRST

1'KKMII

KIKST PKKMII-M

ami a

UII'I.OMA

the best Lever Power. .At the State Pair for I entered it for lipb*. draught, (there were four entries,) and received the

and a diploma recommending It for

tilike

to ndniiiilHter relief nml to ntrcr benUh mid happlui-sa IO the lofty nnd lowly, tho rleli ami thu poor. I) 11. .1 O 11 N HI! I, I,

GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the

iVo.NPSil 0P TUK WOHl.t. nn.l (be trrr»tt«t

blei«sln)r erer offered to ,-illlie'nd liuiuiiiiliy lo the sufferintc milliolir', thu iKn-rur e«u say, ivJIef is nt \n ir eomninud A'ou luirh only to ii*e tlii uinu-ti'nI tvi'm-lv. All tlioce who still suffer.'and will not nreep lit,,' IJaliu, dewrv'B not, the pl'.v of llrt'ir foiiillei.

This wonderful uulieiu«. durim Hie bi-i.-f |nn-ln 1 |i,e« lis inlivduetloii. lou eiirrW linpplui-»* in the he.irts of thnumioils. nml imi'le life a eti .rm ro niiinv »h» lirrrtn. fore regarded if, only ns pulnful told nil er«b|.. e\l«teuee.

To the winds with i,ll l.lniuiwilK. Kiiibvoe.nlunn. 1'nln' Killers and I'nln Kxtrnetors, aiet let lulllloiis of tonifiies proeliiliu tbe inert'« or i.he Amerleitu King of

I'IIIII,'*

ii prep: r.i ion eo

|H,«e(|Kivnt

»o:e|v «.f veitein-

bles wfid rows, pivduiit by AuieiUu's own riim nud bounteous soil. Wo would a.«k the I.mtlfs. who niv nlwuvs eoinpe',.nt Juil^DS of whnt.

int.l nlmt, not it ritlinib!,. rioolty

ineilielno. In do xpei'l.tl fnvor by iflrinjf I lie Klirx of I'.iln slnitlii trial, nnd If s.itiff.ieioi,), exert llielr i.illuenco Iu its behalf, reeouiua'ml ir, sponk well and of .MI of Ir. Mill see that it is used hv tlii li' iillllered The Indies urn nlwivs eluiiit ibln, nnd n'litrn t||,.v indii.-ij their sulVuriu),' friends to u»c thUreuliy litlu ilde nn lieloe, they will bo doln# im net of beuevi.'lonee linn the. run well

I'T'iiid of. This Is pOA'erful and truly tomtiei.i remedy Ivr all external dl..cji-es. fores j.«t-iiliij burn*, Ac and for many internal »Hliin|ot,-i. ii 1» ucmiiihi euiv, yet It Is perfectly li.u'lrllu-rt nnd inejipable nf pro luei..t£ the least, iojuiious tffuct« in tily uo.st diiiii-utu eases or the weakest constitution.

It is entirely uwhiss to follow tint old nml worn-out system of publlxhliift to tbe publle thoumiudi of reriiilnates of inomlwrs performed by this uie.tit-iiie Ji eons but twenty-live ceiiln lo iry it, and l»r. Ilu'l »•«(,,.„ |||, well-earned ritpufjnlon on the King of I'.dn IIOK nil an more than In eliiiius for It.

Wo would a.»k have joti ihn Itbeuniri:toil or (ioiit tbe.io are not pleawiiit eoiu|i.in|ous. mid .v.. know ilmt jou would like lu dlivy them away soon iu po^lb.e, then u*u "HUI-r/3 KINO

I'AIX

tt'ould von b« cure.I nlnom, liaiin- li.i ely of l!.o»i| ('uinjiiHlut, Iijseu'er.v, jjiiiinner i!ouipirtiut. 1,'ii.tler.i Mopbos. Uramp (Jolle. Head Ai-hu TooUi or any orlier aclie Or pniu, the remedy is siuipio aud the en re eertiiiu

USE TUK UK BAT KIND OF l'AIN.

AVould you have your ."oi.v, Swelliius. Cuts, llurui Scalds, llruises, or auy other wounds InaleJ, we retHal it, use the

WAUICAI. KlXtl OF I'AI

AVould you be cured of Seald Hend, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Kreiilt, l.iinili i^n, Teller or

Worm, Salt.

KIIVUIII,

March I, 185-1-12-

and

FTJRNITUBE FOE SALE. The aubucriber, from Cinclnnatti

Ohio, arrived .at Terre-Haute, Tin 11 ale, Sheet- Tron, Copper, ire, Jilock and I'rui be found at Deming'» Tin, Jlnvile, Vises and BclUncs, always on hand. I have a moat complete aortmrnt of 1

Ohio Street, 3d door East of the Public Square, will at all

timesbe in readiaet^to wait on his patrons in all thing* pertaining to hj* profeRNton. H. B.—No

OEEUIT

given for operations, un-

le*f» by previous arrangernentJi. Terre-Haute, April 23, 51-19-ly

Vi^o County Scales!

THESE

Scales have been put in, on Fourth street, at the expense of the coantv, and we the beat Fairbmnies' Platform ScaUm'. Sfil ler» aod pnrchaaern of Hay, Coal, Corn, Oals, etc., can re«t aMurcd of getting correct weight

H, FAIRBANKS, Weigh MasUr.

f*n. IS,

Klu#

lilt«s ol l'ol?ouou« insects, Cliapp»l

Hands, aiul all other Sares. eiilier liry or ltuuiilog «a say a ({'in "d again, ronR HKUKDV Or. JoUu Hulls "KIN'O 0^ I'AIM

Would you lie eun-d of Kind's Kvll, Caneer. Tumors, Kriijuioiif. or auy disease of the Skin ciuuud liy impnra blood, ilien u.M Ur. John iluii's Airsapnrilia infernally, and the King of Pain exrerimlly. nothing «uu b« more certain titan tv sp«,-dy and elteeiu tl cure,

O I I N O S

Pit IN 0.1 l* A I- 0VV10K

Firm UtttM» Sraeisr, 0s* Do on

BE TOW MAIX,

I.ut/IdVH.I.K, Ky

r0ItSAI.Kliy DUUG018TS& .MKRCIIANTiTHUOOOBtOUT T11M UNITBD 8TATB3. In Terre-Haute, by ,1. It. Uuuinghauv, Drugglut and Allen Pence, Druggist.

THE

HEAVY

merate

subscriber hav

ing removed to the No. I totir-Htory brick utore in the Warren Block, i* now prepared lb show the best S to of a a re

Saddlery, Iron, Steel and Tools, of all kinds, to be found in this city or in Indiana. The awortment comnri^cn «uch a of hot If 9n t:t.r variety

Goons, that it is impossible to enu

i/r-„

Building Materials.

Carpenters' Tools, Cabinet Trimmings, Shoe Findings, and Leather of all kinds. During the coming scaaon, I shall keep on hand a large stock of igfes--

Pine Doom and Wifldow 8Mh,^®jS'. from ft bv 10 to 10 by 16.

All of which will be sold Jow for c«*h. in Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, I deal very largely, and can offer the be#t of

bar^R sna in that line. Cordage and Coil Chain of all sizes, Paints, Oilc-, Window Gla*ff, Nails, Spikes, and Mill 'and otherS rtwx. I keep a large vtock of Remington'* iitile Barrels, and Gun Triramings generally,and GUNS READY MADE. ^AKMKUS' TOOLS.

I shall keep an eye particularly to the Farroer's wants, and never fail to hare a good Sh'x Spade, Fork, Scythe. Cradle. Jlxet or any other Tool to sell htm at a very reasonable profit. Har'ng now a Store and Iron Room fitted np expreesly forthe Hardwares bn^ixteMi,and excelling any other store house of the kind in the city, I shall be able to *how goods to much better advantage than hereto

SJT Remember the sign of the Padlock.

Terre-H. .e,

8. H. POTTER,

NOT-26,1853-51-tf

I TTK NAI.E,

C*0ME choice Milch Cows. May 10 dtf

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