Wabash Express, Volume 14, Number 46, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 October 1855 — Page 4

propagation*

One of the strangest things in this world. 'U the carelessness with which marriages are contracted. Raisers of milking stock are as careful in th^ir conjunction of animals, as it is pwible to be. Gentleman attache 1 to thi turf are eminently scrupulous an 1 c-iurin-H in this respect. Vice of rain 1—-ve.tknuss of the muscle—a want of co-.tni^c an enJurance—balneas ol temper—liability to disease, do each condemn horse* and exclude him inexorably from ihu beoJing- yard- O.ily the best anim tried au I approved in severley ci'nUsaied races, are employed in the proda *.tion of horses for the turf. More than this, they hive got to have pedigree, and come-of fioce-ors of^pure racing blood. and distinguished on one or both sides for thoroughbred, qualities and great performces. Else they are rejected.

Are men -or women bred with this enre anywhere in this world? We do not know of a single locality where they are. And vet what comp-itis'tn of importance is Ihere between the stock of men and the stock of catlle?

Physical d«ifccts of the most frightful kini, moral defects of a repulsive character, constitute too generally no bar whatever to ra irri ige in the United States. Consumption is bred inwithouta thought —sc itatingly cross upon sobriety, and hereditary lying and stealing are sent dosvn to a young crop of thieves aed dodgers, and meanness, laziness, greediness, silliness, selfishness and vulgarity, are tumbled without argue \vi a hin ir.ince into the common crucible of

marriage, and received in the

of a generation of men and women. A-

horses.

., .,a

this country act defiance of this phsi-,

ologica 1 aw—-more probably in ignorance q|F.f

New

ed for .'morsel of food and few hour.'

lodging. "I no pay," he said "I hunt

strange guide through the thick forests

unlil one afternoon tla-y came suddenly on ioWjng manner the cultivated lands of the white man. '•Do you know that place?" asked the Indian. pointing to a group of houses. "Ah, yes, it is Litchfield!" and before the poor captive could recover from his surpiise and joy, the Indian exclaimed, "And I am that starving Indian you once took pity on and now that I have paid you for that supper, you can go home to yours."

MU9 no opportunity for doing a kind

notion

IIOUGU'S PATENT MACHINE.—A NEW INVENTION.—WeHICK

noticed at the Fair

(hounds on yesterday, among the mechanical articles on exhibition, a very ingenious machine for making brick, which was invented by A. V. Hough, of Grecncastle, Indiana, and was by him patented on the 26ih of June, 1855. We arc informed that this remarkable machine will turn out one hundred thousand brick per day. The simplicity of its construction will permit it to be worked by either hand, horse, steam or water power. It is so arranged that it will temper the mortar and press the brick so as to make them ready for burning ns know there is a pain, soon as they come from the moulds. This soul." _^^^

machine is destined to superceed all other

apparatus for making brick. the sun-

plioity of its construction, and its cheap-

ness will cause it to be obtained by all who

are engaged in making brick. It is beyond .,We„

all doubt the greatest invention of this

and should bo seen and examined by all

master builders, and all who are engaged

in the brick business, ns an examination of it will repay for the time spent in look in'- atit.—Louisville Courier *•'1

Tribujui

blackness strong breese swept across ihe south the lops of the trees were blowing to and fro. and strong were the indications of an approaching storm—when a beautiful female, with hair dreaming from her pearly while brow, rushed frantically into the bed chamber of she who gave her birth, elapsed her to her bo^om and in clear wild accents texelaimed—"Mother, oar old black cat's got feur kitteBs."

A Woutaa'a Anawer

rhapsody over a certain dancing girl in sweep out a school house for a libinV'g§| that village named Miss

S^llie

St. Olair:

"Il-r voluptuous form is the fittest set-

Twxs night—the sun was hid be-

liiod the western hills. The western hor« i*v^n was now jewelled by clouds of jetty B-

ta«ir

A writer. iiJiHiratin^ the tact, that some

f« years ago on a steamboat, on one

our western rivers. A thing, in the shape

t- uc mora, 'l,?"l!e.d

mnru

p1:ilttde,

mong human beings, constitutional defects townsman, we doubt much if one areas transmissible as thev are among

are the moral defects, and so

Bnt^

ail day. and no game in the forest.''_The simple inscription, "Benhostess not liking his appearance, drove .r ..

hira off and as he was going, looking very Jar",D

sad, for there was no other inn fur many a, mile, A man who was sitting on a bench ™hng erected in Us stead.every before the door, told the woman

l0 su

ished.thelnJ,an hanked hi. benefac'Ur,|^P PJJ

and wid he would some day repay I

A great iny years afte the .eltle

was taken prisoner by a ost le tobo and

hia are of lheir

BMeon rt

#f,u,e

,v^llenfi.^ Philadelplnans have ever seen his tomb

thank GoJ, arc the f! Thousands pass daily within a few feet of Butler Street, Between Conore*» and front, Yet the great majority of the people of

wif wilhout

of it. Buffalo Democrat. glimpse of the grave. The bones of the

l'AVtvo »OR Sl-pfER—A poor Indian KShlning-tamcr lio within a very sl.ortdis OH A

England, and ask-,

|, unce of A.rch street, in the north-west cor-

came one niyhtlo an inn at Li'tcnueld, in fjr.i, tlt. earlv dai of

C,hnSt e',Urei

Arch streets—As.,generally known

the spot is marked by a slab of marble, ich is icli

which is almost level with the earth, and whic jamii wall at this point

and Deborah Franklin." If the were removed, and a

„.1P»^r-by won Id be afforded the grat.6ca.1 11 tion of seeing the grave a gratincation

ply the wants of the red man, and he won Id difecuit to obtain. In a Philapay her. A, soon as his .upper was fin-,

?„ews.pftper

carried oB to Canada II,s hfe v,.. par- Franklin and on Thursday ed, but he was kept in shivery, till one i,:^ „.wi 1,'inr^ following, her remains were inteired in day an Indian came to him, and giving f.

japt

published in Decern-

,|owi

him a musket, bade ihe captive follow him. .... ^^oj3

The Indian never told him where they

wej*e going or what was his object but vej*e going lay Hfter day thp captive followed his,

On one occasion, a clergyman, meeting a doctor of his acquaintance who was a profess-

ctj

deist, was accosted by the doctor io the ful-

"Do you follow preaching to save souls?" "Yes." v„ "Did you ever see a soul "No." "Di you ever hear a soul

DARK'KV ASTRONOMY.—-C.-est-r

creative ago. I'n5' michine can be seen jlQW I nebcr had much book larnin." at the Mechanics Institute for a lew days,

HoLQlIm!!—A writer in the Dubuque "Well. Clem, you is de most larned (Iowa)

FACT!—"Coming

tmg for her diamond soul. Inspiration fore"—On Wednesday he moon, a gvnquivers down her snow-whito arms, an 1 tleman passing through the Ohio Peniten trembles on her finder ends passion wres- tiary. was accostcd by a shrewd, iutellit'es in lu-r shi\*erin^ kneeS. and shudders getu convict, who inquired how the electhrough her fainting limbs. Her soul Hon had gone! He was informed that the flickers evtry accent and looms up in report up town wa* thiit Chase was lea everv, pan,omime.n

mnxsjssod M{) ut

uMq **IJ jt«* 'ijjw vi pwtS 9} -u^^ojq 1*a±u put 'mn ni*-su*af if Atj 1D u«M 1° aojjMWMKl uj ««q pu«

^9| u| Ajmnoa «mt Mtn cvj* 'I jo »ft«a KI |«i(t pioa |-vj jo O»J«»J nj »O 81 joSutg fiixnuaa «tinb *1

SO M|U4k l»»9ptKdvAU\3 V—-

The printer yesterday made a* call cofR dura a "copper d«m." What sor of a thing the latier is we don't bo: we presume, from the material, that cop per dam is the same thing as a tinker** which is supposed to be comparatively

tf 0 IT 8

0 gM

errors are lifted into importance by etiorts alCttl tar ra III 9eparilOr to refute them, whem they need to be treated with wholesome doses of contempt and ridicule, observes that all the blows inflicted bjr the hereculean club of certain logicians, are not half so effectual as a box on the ears of a celebrated atheist by the hand of beauty. After having in vain preached to a circle of ladies, he attempted to revenge himself by saying '-Pardon my en or, ladies I did not imagine thai in a house where wit vies with grace, I alone should have the honor of not bf lieviti'^ in God." ••Vou are not alone, sir" answered tbe mih'ress of the house, -my horses, my do* HAVE greatly extended my arrangements ... J_ for tbe manufacture of my unproved Mamv cut, share this honor witli you on j,jnP which has been awarded the first pre*

these poor brutes have the good sense miums at the World's Fair Exhibition. New not to boast of it." jYork, ISoS, the State Fair of Ohio, 1852-4, This reminds us of what occurred

a 1

ter, "And so you say vou have no soul," FOUR-HORSE SEPARATOR asked a gentleman in Ae group, evident-.

ly designing to reason with him on the

nae mnirsoul than a pig. and ye wad nae

TIL

law of reproduction, as theic larac er. |«.pRINTEU

GUAV:EOF

"No.'' -.« "Did you ever taste a soul?"- ,4 "No. "Did you eversraell a soul "No.rf "No." pau ovut 09. "Well," said the doctor, "there are four of the five senses against one, upon the question whether there is a «oul."

The clergyman then asked his adversary if ho was a doctor of medicine? "Yes." "Did you ever see a pain "No." V"*C'*£ "Did you ever hear a pain •*1-' "No. ,1,'/.*: "Did you ever taste a pain "No.-1 "Did you ever smell a nnin "No. "Did ever feel a pain

J**'

"Well, lhen,"said the clergyman,^"there arc four senses against one, upon the question, whether there can be pain, and yet sir, you and I know there is a

said

gro to a colored friend of his, "which do

you

jnjj jg j0

most use

fui

8Un or de moon

5 de comets—

Clem doi

tink

should be

ble for to answer dat question, seein' as

|lt ^er

l#ke de fusl rAnk in dat

«»\Vhy S

de raoon orler

paUklar."

o, nigger.'*

"Because de moon shines in de night when we needde IL'ht. and de sun shines

in de day time when de light am ob no consequence."

indulges in the following darkey I eber seed. I guess you used to

events shadows be-

tng Medill. "I thought so,'' replied the convict, "from the looks of our officers." Ohio State Journal.

vr-

«MITII.

SMITH ^DODDS,

^Vliolesale Grocers, A N C0MISSI0H MEKCHAHT3,

And Dealer* in FLOUHaod PRODUCE.

Wabftsh Stmt, Terre-Haute,Jfcd.

-MStr Particular attention given to the Purchase of all kinds of Grain,

Have ]!}»$ I^nred. among w-tuy uther arti«ms, not eaomeimtni: 17$ «-ksOdR.n-, 199 WhtLi at

BIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR. lAVE greatly extended my arrangen for tbe manufacture of my improved Macbi

and all other where it has been exht.bited in the United Stales aud Europe. By many pract ical tests with the best machines in

man

uge

of a man, was glorying in his atheism. Isential points. I have made many Valuable Son,Evansville, Ind. H. H. HOUSTON, avowing that the present life was all of a Improvement during the last year, and have, no man that he had nosoule and no hereaf-1

AND CRAW

subject. "No," replied the atheist, "not Separator, which is designed for the Farmer's a whit more than a pig." The gentle- own use. They thresh and clean the Grain

isumplion 13 oreu in wunouta uiuugui rs- nerfectlv and deliver it in bags. jrofula is pcrpetuHled—J^out ijunlit-s- man »as about to enter oo an argument. ',eIrr^1 „n''p°e'ar",5 Inr^e number of A. in .'ly transmitted, while drunkenness is with him, when an elderly ocotcn lady'• JJ (jrawfard's Improved Clover Hollers, patspoke up smartly. "Sir, I hope you will nted 1854. which is greatlv superior to his not PD'-nd vour breath reasoning wi' that patent of 1844. being a self-feeder and greatly creature by his «in confession, he ha

FUAKKLI.V.

^°r^j Great and wide spread is the fame of the

PHILOSOPHER,"

and proud as

,uach,ne8

May 30, 1855-w-tf

j|.

hig aQd of hjg CIN

being concious of the

awape of un°b,e to obtajn

nolice of

Urs Frank|io Mon(|

lhe ninelee

„lh

in5W

„,. ,cll.»lall

Dcb

va„c-

„r,l, Franklin, wife of

8npen*

poRD'S CLOVER HULLER.

bove cut represents my Four-Horse

™«nects. hull.and clean,ne

ahead in other respects, hnllmg and cleaning in the most speedy and perfect manner. They will be put up under the supervision of the Patentee, who pas permanently located here,

Pi qua,"Ohio", 1?55. There will be a number of these IDRchines fur sale in Terre-Haute this season.,

DAVID A. POWELL,

P'8""1 j'iSTBA NGINl,

ANM,

ALL

S.rave"J",r'•

F,fUl

BOILER BUILDER,

THE

..— —a I

is in

A Successful llclert,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

sizes of Portable Circular Saw Mills, Cast Iron Water Wheels for Grist Mills, Saw and Grist Mill Irons, Planers, ,Lathe8, Boring Mills, Upright Drills, .Screw Cutters, 4c., maic to order, ilIF Second handed Engines and Boilers for sale. [May 9» 1855-2J^lyr].,

Roborantia is a saf» and thorough cure for Fever and Agu«, Re nittent Fever, Cold Chills and all Bilious diseases.

Itdo'is not merely break these diseases, but cures them, nnd neve brings on Rheumatism, Palsy, or other diseases, but on the contrary helps to remove them.

It cleanses the Stomach and Bowels, producss a healthy action of the liver and skin, carri«»8 off the corrupt humors from the system, ar leaves you strong and healthy, and is good for young and old, male and frmale.

We challenge you to find a person who has tried the Roborantia without being cur^d, nnd we refer you to all who have used or sold it, to say if these statements are not true, and if you try it, you may be restored to health and save yourself a long sickness and much lime and money.

Prepared Jni'

and sold wholesale bv John Darl

ing, Chemist, Cincinnati, 0., ana lor sale by Doctor Allen Pence, Terre-Haute, and by dealers

N. B- Dealers will find the Roborantir. an article that will give satisfaction to their customers and yield a fair profit.

July 30 *55, daw-tf. -1 £.

Fall and Winter Silk and other Hals.

GOOD TIMES COMING AND TIIK N, NEW-YORK HAT STORE, la now Manofaotoring Hata to suit the nmes!

J03EPH C. YATES,

HAS

now on hand, some of the latest style Hats, of his own manufacture, which cannot be surpassed, for beauty and make, by any establishment. Having spared ueither money nor p^ins to keep his customera supplied with Fashionable Halt duringall reasons, he hopes that his efforts tnay continue to be appreciated by a generous public in the future, as ihey have in the past.

Also, just received a large and splendid assortment of PLUSH CAPS and HATS and CLOTH CAPS of new styles and finih, which is a little ahead of anything of the kind ever brought to t.his market, and no mistake. Hats and Caps, of all kinds, kapt constantly

on Xifind 81

Wh 0 KSA LS A VD RET AIL. XT Country MeTchants will do well to call and examine the *tock and prices before they b'iy elsewhere, as he is determined to sell as cheap as any House west of the Mountains.

Sept. 26, 1*55 d«fcwly

M. M. DODDS,

Sttfar. 30 bbls

R«fin«d Whit® 75 bbl« Qifc*its ses,«bb^S. H. la bU*. Kbbasd

an«t quarter bans, 48 bflM«fStar Mtlw. 75 b«*wi vfSonp.Ckwtn, Ori««w. S«di, Wlrite, P«»er. 8S b.»« of assorted Cand«. Ooa(«: ill kind* ami varieties, 90 boxes at Lemon %mtp, 3b b«3stes of Starch, IS foxweof Muitt«nl.30 brntim of fVpper Sauee. lOOdoaea ofTntn, Ba#kat»( \ad Wo»*ki» W*ne, •!*©, Gl«*,allajaw«,€0d«i800 all ««*, Riee, Mack«*rvl, Indifo. M*l4«r. Oov«a. Jte- A hiwyy «»ek of Wr^.p4«^ P« per. »l«.ahrf» «f WHiltw hur, *»d StMiotiwy of alt Mat«, 4»-. iut,

T«n"-Haatr# Jnljr 13th, 1855 4tf.

ATlffiaTlTnATg

E E 8 8 0 0 Office, Ross* Block, West side Public Square. TlJiS ire tfoW "prepared to oflfeflariwied 1cilities for tne transportation of nierchandit*, m»ney. valuables and packages, of every description, with promptness and dispatch.

eJ J1

dte.CineianMi, Baffatu, and all principal Eastern cities and towns o'clock, p. n».—throagi" f«»t Express Eastwarn. o'clork. a. ra —ihroag-h and war Express for Pari-., Cb^rtesion. Chicago, Sk JLoais, and ail priucipal p.*nt» West.

Mark packages "Via American Ezprvsa Campany -. WxujS. OO-» ST. T-

Lmarosxvtt, Fueo A Co_

PEPIHSYLV AN IA BAILBOA D.

THBOrntCmtnl

TMIINRuicif UN

has invariably proven superior in all es- "Katcllff Co.*,~su Loui*/MO. J. s. Mitchell &

be wlQt^ made gorA side,^low Donnelly's Dr ig Store, Terre atretwbleMtM. H»ate, Indiana. Eich Express iatthnrve of special messea- ,. Stnct aueauon given to ill bostnew 111 the

Nuics. bills, drafts, claims, legacies. «tc -will

Bui Proprietors. S, A feat.

M.S WASSON. Afeau

Twi«Hante, Jaly SS. 1855-dawIy.

WANTED!

1A AAA

BCSHKLS PRIME WHEAT,

far

1 v'.l/vl/ which the highest prior will E»»d,br SMITH OOODS, St, 1 door Ba«t of

Tefre-Haot*. J«!v31 -difcT

willU

a Co.

Five Hogsheads PRIME WHITS SUGAR—Juat wowr«d and for fcle VERY CHEAP at »aS8 SMITH & DODDS,

Bwte, cMaecttu the Atlant,

cities with Western, Kertfc-westere, and Soatbwwttfi by a coatfaeoea lUilwtr direct.—

Satan bitvwi Philadelphia aad Fittsbarg. FIRST CLAS8.—BooU, Show, Dry» Goods (la boxes). Far*, FeathersJ

Ac.,

SECOND CLASS.—Books aad 8ta tionery, Dn Goods {is boxea,}}

Hardware. Leather, Wool, dtc.,..J THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging.) Bacon and Pork (in balk), Bemp.S &e... FOCKTtt CLASS.—Coffee,Fish, B* con'and Pork (packed). Lard aud

Philadelphia or Pittsburg, wit!

be forwarded without detention. Freight Areats,—Moses Potter, Boston J. L. Elliot. N. York: E. J.

Sneeder, Philadelphia Ma-

graw iV Koons, Baltimore Geo. C. Franciscus, Pittsburg Sprigman A Brown, Cincinnati, Obio J. S. Moorhead, Louisville, Ky. R.C. Meldrum. Madison,

Qenernl Freight Agent, PJtiif-

H.J. LoxaxaaT, S«p*l, wt/t#s*e, Pa. Feb. 7, 1855-9-W-ly

QUEENS WARE.

Glassware and Groceries AT WHOLESALE AND RETAl L., A'o 2. Mechanic*' Row, Terre-Haute, Indiana,

First Do'ir E*»t of J. M. Riddle if Co.

JOHN R. MOFFITT.

& BROTHER,

MCOMSTOCK

OST respectfully announce to the citizens of TERRE-HAUTE, and the sourrounding country, that they have just opened, at the above staud, a large and general assortment of

Queensware, Glassware an Groceries, which they now offer at prices seldom heard of in this section of country. THEI2 TABLE-WABE DEPARTMENT—Is filled with the finest and most desirable spei'" cimens of art, comprising in part: FULL DINING AND TEA SETTS, (fine and plain,) of different styles, patterns, make *^anl prices Spoons. Knives and Fork®, and everv thing else used upon a table. B0CKINGHAM AND YELLOW WARE, of the best quality Pitchers. Vases. Wash Setts, kc., LOOKING GLASSES with Plain and Gilt Frames —large and small. A LARGE LOT OF WILLOW-WARE, of differ ent articles, such as Wagons, Baskets, Ac..

Ac. Also. Bird Cages. A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE of Spice Boxes, which will prevent spices from V* losing their flavor. TUBS, BUCKETS, (with or without covers,)

Well Buckets, Ac., Ac. Al for thi

A NEW ARTICLE OF PHOSGENE LAMPS all purposes. These lamps are of "a best and latest style. FOWDEB, SHOT, Lead, Caps, and a new article of Elastic Gun Wadding. MOUNT EAGLE TBIPOLI, for cleansing Gins-

Plates or Windows, Glass Chimneys foi vS! Lamps and Gas Burners, and Gold an-.

Silver Ware.

FB0VISI0NS AND GROCERIES, of all kind and qualities. keDt conatuntU.^rxixukiir'B TEAS—111 raetalic packs, or by th chest or pound, warrented pure and unadulterated. MUSTARD AMD SPICES, from Harrison A

Eaton, of Cincinnati and Beatty, of Day |tg ton—warranted pure, and in fact, even article usually kept, or that is possible Wii 8et hold of, inay be found at this house and at as low prices as auy other one cat' or will sell. COUNTRY MERCHANTS—And all others will do well to give us a call, and lonl through our Stock, as our prices are base I

upon the principle of "live and let live COMSTOCK ft 2B0THEB. May 12,1855-dlm wtf

llJIurley's Sarsaparilla..^, rp'HlS invaluable compound «o fully appreciated JL the American people, is gaining wide celebrii and has oecama permanently establiitlted as ihe besi aud most effective medicine or tbe day. Cerlificatc-i ire daily pouring in from all parts of the Stales, «n, the affiicied now rejoice there is help when every oil er remedy proved ineffectual. Diseases which, fo years, proved a source or misery, and agonizing tor lure, have readily yielded beneath ils irresistible in fluence, and couutle?* families rendered happy and cheerful by its extraordinary efficacy. If you wain the pure and genuine Sarsaparilla, (thai) which i* a* different, and superior to Hull's, or any other compound as one thing is capable of being to another, then take Hurley's, for out of thousands oi v«»e» scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin. Indiana, MUiourl and Kentucky, it has never in single instance been Known 10 fftil. *nd will cure be youd all doubt,

J9*W*ia'r

Indigestion, Serif*Uor King's Evil, Af?" fectitnt »f tie Bonet ,Sfphilit, Ditilitf, Habitnnl Cot live- -f ,, I unen. F.rfiipeiai, Hulmenari Oiien*e-'t tt. Lifer Complaint, Piles, Female Irrcguiff ularitir*. Hutu la. Skin Diseases,

Diseased Kidneys, and. as great and psteerfut Ttnit, i.tiHis?, pnrifging the Blood and invigorating

j- s-ir'f,. System- •£"iJ.4skikfe. The medicine, though prepared at great expense, yet the price i« so moderate, that all society may obtain it. THOMAS A. HUKLEY.

Manufactory, corner of Tth and Grren street. L0DISVI1.1.K, Kt. jj For si by P. M. Donnelly, Terre-Haute. and Druggists throughout the United States and Canada.

March ««, K35-Wil&w-ly

URIAH 3HBWMARER. K. S. WOLFS.

SKEWMAKER & CO., FORWARDING & COMMISSION

E A N S S O A A E N S And 'lenltfrs in Flour Salt nnd Fish. Office near the Corner of Second and Ohio Sir eu

forwarding and Commission

Our Express will We Terre Haate daily & Co. S. a. Fetter & (Sundays Sxci-ptwl) as follow .via: g?

oc'ork. a. m.-Way T-aiafor Cndian^p-1 ««uU., A. M^re^or.AJ.Cook & Oo..Twre

reStMSTlTAKM

THRKB

coaaects at Wttabar* with daily tin

of Steamers to all porta oa the Wcden Rivera, aad. at Ctevelae4 aad Saadaaky with Steamer* to all porta on the Hortb-weatera Lakes making the moMAVwt, eksamsst €*i mmit rstiakU rmuta bf which PKKIGHT can be forwarded to aad from the Ortat iTwl.

IS e. per 1091b.

do c. per 100th.

SO c. per 1001b.

40 c. per 1091b.

Lard Oil,. .. fi~p In tthippius goods from any point East of Philadelphia, be particular to mark package "ei'a Pennsylvania Railroad." All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road at

•m

...

Haute, IXD S. Walter*. Moolaaiuna, iut1., Samuel

OIT..,J.

Kran«\ ille, Indiana.'

Majah 3-3oi

DUPOXTS BEST!

JUST RECEIVED—

J00 kgs Oupoat'* HFO Rife Povdar. IPX l« *f 4$ 40 1/ a c« it 11 175 Canisters

50 kg« W 50" **v Blasting Far^a by »S|!T» .*PODDS.: Tcm.UMite, a«g AO ltf.

S A IN A S O E PH MOSNiKNGER, noraisnm, £7" Cornar of Market and Mulberry street*, naat-iACTi, lap,

OxxiBBana Faaat—to and from ifee PefaatMAvtf.

AFAR*C«AIAISU««4E

»ttw ntuMli |»irf«,toluK(

lof-bosM.ntMted l»

Daily Through Tralas, betweca Philadelphia and Pittsburg.—TRK MORHtRG HAIL TRAIN M., and FAST LINK leaves Philadeiph M., and Pittsburg for Philadelphia at I, P. M. THB NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at 11, P. M., aad Pittaburg for Philadelphia at 10. P. M.

a and rittabarg.—TRB •UKBIBW »«I« leaves Philadelphia for Pittabkrg at 7JJ, JU

Pittsburg for Philadelahi at7,-A. M. THB .1KB leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at I, P.

The above lines connect at Pittsburg with the Railroads aad/r*a St. Louis. Mo. Alton. Galeae and Chicago.Ills. Frankfort, Lexinrton and Louisville, Ky. Terre-Haute, Madison. Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky^ and Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville. Maasilloa and Wooeter, Ohio also, with the Packet Boata from and to OBLSAKB,

STSteam

THOS. MOORE, AOKWT, PttftHger- Linea, Pkilad-lpkia.

J. McsXltfKff, Aitut, P*slinger Linea. Pittiiurf. Feb. 7,1855-ft-ly [Philadelphia, 1853.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH!! Dr*. DTJNCAH ft CAMERON, DentisU No. 156 Wett Sixth Street, between Race and Elm ttreett, Cincinnati, Ohio. ff«HE OFFICE UNDER THE MANAGE1 roent of its present proprietors, has been increasing in reputation for superior operations in the Artificial Dep.-rtment of Dentistryjor the last shall be may favor it with their patronage.

rtificial Dep.-rtment of Dentistry fori

nitmn

The subscribers wonld call attention to the following essential points pertaining to Arti-

appearance, quality and strength ot tne mate-,

TKKTH

TERMS.—Considering

•»«-r

§M

Gen.Thos. J. Green, while visiting at Old Point womfort, Va., July 12,1853.—"I rarely use any other ncdicine thau your Pills, if lean get them. They have been my traveling companion in Texas. Mexico, lalifornia, &c., and they never fail to afford me relief, whenever needed." nd numerous others ns Hon. Wm C. Prest

M•.S.

Senator from S. C., Hon. John Hendcon.late Mississippi, Hon. Jatnes Iredeli, late Governorson of Rt. Kev. Levi S. Ives, D. D., Hishop of N. of N. Honor Henry Potter, Judge of U. S. I'ourt, Martin Vin Furen, late President of the United States, &c.

To be had ofJ. Cunningham, and W. L. Malian Co. Terre-Haute. None genuine without the writt signature ol 10HN BKCK WITH, M. U., Proprietor.-"-

Feb. 7, 1853 9 tf -x'*

S0METHING NEW

On tlx© Watoasili. FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM. +r

D. G. F0RSTER

HAVING permanently locatedin Terrell Haute, is now engaged in manufacturing Fiirni'tiw by steam, in the most expediiousand workinat'like manner.

His Ware-Rooms

are on

CIKCIRNATI.Naw

-Lotru, Louiavibka and

Through Ticketa can be had to or from either of the above places.

For further particulars, see Hand-bills at the different starting points. Passengers from the West will find this tbe shortest and must expeditions route to Philadelphia^ Baltimore. New Vork.or Boston.

rials, comfort to the wearer, and usefulness in y**"• °.tnat °P

restoring the natural appearance of the speech, and ability to masticate in all of which they are warranted in saying they are exceeded by none, and equaled by few.

inserted from one to a full set, with

Artificial Gums Full and Half Sets invariably inserted by suction. All operations in Dentistry performed in the most thorough manuer.

the superior character

of tbe work and the guarantee given, they are the most reasonable in the West. Two teeth or more on gold plate $3 per tooth. Two teeth or more on silver plate, $2 per tooth.

The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove satisfactory IT For the information of those living at a

No. 156 WestSixth street,between Race and Elm, Cincinnati.

Dec. 20, lH54 2 1y «•, \'-M\

than half a million of boxes have been sold and with an increasing reputation. The subjoined certificates are taken from a multitute of oth-

erFrom

Hon. Geo. E. Badger, L. L. D., Senator of U. S., from N. C.—" I do not hesitate to recommend them as an agreeable, safe aud efficacious remedy in Dyspeptic afl'ections, and believe them to be the best vnti Dyipcptlc Medicine ever offered to the public."

From Col. John Hawkins, Henderson, N. G., May 2d, 1854.—" It gives me much pleasure to speak ofthe'good effectsof your pills upon mc. 1 carry them constantly with me. and have done so for years, and neverthink myself safe without them. Theireffect has been to restore me rrom an exceedingly feehle and •smaciated condition, arising rrom indigestion, to iood health."

the

May 23,185^241j.

corner

"liird and Cherry streets, where lie keep* contantly 011 hand and offers for sal •, at wholeale aud retail, a largo and full assortment of he most elegant Furniture, of all styles and lescriptions, at rates equal to Cincinnati prices, iddiug freight.

He also keeps constantly 111 hand Fisk's parent -lir-tight

Metalic Burial Cases* 3 Together with a full nssortineot of Burial Clothes, and Wooden Coffins of the best mjtteri:d and workmanship.

U" Funerals attended with nn elegant-.

A A

purch!««»ng elsewhere Terre-Haute. 1 SS.Vdwtf

Hew Firm.

THE

a«4ersi Bed. have formed a co-p«rtn«r»hip •ntferUwaaoM and atyle of M. D. Topping At for the purpose of taylag and •elling LuM 8&R.

fy au th* former

F«r Sale, .t

PicraoeTowartip.

Vi#o

tf, tad. For ranker partlcalan, eaaaife arm. Rlpier

«, HARrtKKT. AfMt,ar

L*mb*r

Wanted.

nnn BUSHELS er»

which tl higbeti market ytriee will be riven, by SMITH DODDS. Oet. I,dtf

men*, I CSIUVAUO*. Beta Kcia

timber,

bewad rpBOSS

Indrtitrd

eta.

»itb«r

eww* eeaat a ahawiee.

Sept.»,dtf J08. ttUXTQX. 1 JAMB) JPr.Ctly cefj-.J Teire-Haate,Ott tt, I&S4w-lj>

CT Through Passengers dine at past eleven o'clock, .rj June 9 1855-dfew tf. a

JlHODES'

nnTrnn

lrv

FOR..

rtr

AT DcstLtTT NIOHTSWKAT* niiri nil (ith„r FIIRMA FOR

AL LrEBiLtTT, lOHTdWKATS, and all othtr torms

of disease which have a common origin in

ria or Misama.

is affiledU,,lil

EVIDENCE SAFETY.

NEW YORK,

June 11,1855.

"I have made a chemical examination of

"RHODES" FEVER

AGUE CURE,"

AND

MALARIA,"

DOTE TO

distance, we would state that our tacilities are .... ... ... such, make in th. finest .tyle, full set of TEETH in from 24 to 48 hours, and small pieces in proportion, so that no detention, need be apprehended.

W. C. DUXCAN.)<p></p>CAMERON,^

fi:-.-.

J. G.

L,KNTI8T8'

and have tested it for Arse

nic, Mercury, Quinine, and Strychnine, but a a a a a it in it

that would prove injurious to thecoustiuitinn. JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist."

MERIT, i. ». hi,A

•EVIDENCE OP

"L•-

4-*

DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! GREAT CURK FOR DYSPEPSIA. BECKWITH'S AJVTI-tYSPEPTIC PILLS. Tlte Best 9Kedltciiae r.vcr Offered •lie Public.

PRICE ONLY 85 CENTS PER BOX.

cured by your remedy.

i. tr

TIIP

KWISBURQ, Union Co., Pa., May 2, ll'oS. Ma.

RHODES-—Dear

RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE CURE. O* Forsaleby

ALLEN PENCE,

John Grace, J. M.Ginningf, Israel Loring, John W. Spencer,

EveiT thing in hi?* line furnished at the short-' "The real and est notice and on the most reasonable t»enns. property, futids and concerns of *a*d corporaFamilies and dealers.in the trade' will fimt it tion, and the administration of its affairs, to their interest to call at tbe corner of 3d and shall be under tbe management and control of Cherry streets, one square North of Main, before a board of director*, who shall b*? stockholders,

November 22, 1854-50-1J

OUR

debt*, dae W. B. Taell

wllfb# ^llevtea 17 tkeaewfira. W, B. TUELL, Sept. til, ddi w-ltn M. D. TOPPIKO.

beat,

lt/jUl/U 10.000 bush, of

prime Barley.

111 AOD VfAT

iG.OtM Flax teed, 5,000 Timothy seed, 3,000 Clover-seed. ,200 Dried Apples, 500 Peache*. for

try au or book nc

a«a

awfca

paraMat to

Mc*.

naeaidao*, aaraecroweoi,

jUerl»eileK«e»w»a«dl»ecel»«tl»Bi

wbearaae-

TUH5SS.

Terfe-Haute,

and Druggists throughout the State. Juue 30, ld55-dtfcw.l.y.

N S A I N

No- 4 Mechanic's Row, Main st. Terre Haute, la. For A. F. JUDSON, Toledo, Oliio. MUNL.TACTT'RICRS Of

WARRANTED ALL PISE. Hnnnjf lncutud in Terre Haute, 1 would inform Ihe public that I havo ju«t opened for sale the largest and best stork of Builder's Pine Ware ever offered in thin place.

I*lICI-:s ItCDUCEU 50 I»KI* CENT. As musl appear from the following: kiln dried Doors, two or four panels, moulded. 2 fret i* by ti fret 8, $2 (Kl Sash, 8 by 10 4 rents pe

I N O O A E 1 8 3 4

J. Zeiller, J.W. Talbott, B. J. Hathawav,

S. F. Covington. 8. HATHAWAY, Pres't.

I 1 _. mmm la a tea ft a A

B. J. HATHAWAY, Sec'ry. This Company is incorporated by the law Kings of India a a onfines its business to the I -r VT^'P- A.

"The real and personal estate, butflneft#, Prun Kuiv I ik hm.^N C«» Gi funds a

^31

JB S Aft a a a a. _. a

and residents within this State, and citizens o( the United States. t'ire and Inland Navigation Risks taken

equitable rate» of premium by EDWAIlD K. 3ASSETT, Ag't I O* Office in Warren's btilding, over South em Bank. «•-,*

American rransportation Compaof,

CAPITAL 8900,000.

NCOPPC ATtD under the laws of the ^talc 1 of New York. This company have abundant meann both in Steatn Prop-llers and Boats, to give any property, intrusted to them, tbe gr at est despatch, and it shall be their car. to transport all property safely, and in good order.

The merchants of Terra Haute, and adjacent country, are respectfully invited to'ake tlie advantages of tlm line into consideration

Aov infonnation given by

44/

CONSIGNEES.

I Hobby, Hnghe« if Co Cleveland Brownlee, Pendl-ton and Co, Brown and King.Scoti and Co.j, Toledo. Shewrotker and Co., Terre-Haute.

8HKWMAKEB fe

CO.,

Ohio Street between 1st and 2d. May 24-855 and tf. /J

WboIea&l« Drug Establishment, NO. 200

LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.

Wholesale dealers nd jobbers in Drug*. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, and

Glassware—Turpentine. Camphine, Patent Medicine*, $C.

proximity to tbe Eastern market affordiog rapid aad cheap transit, for all gooda in oar flee, at leaat 50 per ©eat lea* than the Ciaeioaati, Louiavile or St. Louis markeu hare to pay. Ard the easy commaQieatioa from ana to oar city, from al) quarters, North, East, Soath and West, lead-as to believe that from oar eity, and from oar House, all articles in tbe Drag trade can be bought and shipped to your doors, cheaper tbaoyoo have hitherto purchased in the weal. Your ordirs respect/ally solicited. 3Cl855di karly

Fresh Arrival*!

90 boxes Lemons ,• 160 Saiaina OS Tallow Candles latge Inratee Fine Clear*

Brootm

Just received, aad for sale at July31-dtf SMITH DODDS.

Carter's Spanish Mixture.

The iircjit Purifier of iht Blwil.' NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY III Hi?

RKMITTEMT FEVERSofFitv»ca

AGUE. CHILLS

FEVEE,

and

INFALLIBLE KKMKDY ror swoiafb.- KINF yEvil, Khcumatism. Obstinate Cntntieous Krr tiona, Pimples or Pustules on the P*ce, Bloch-

„rTri He«d, EnUreemcntvni} Pnin of tbe Bones «nd Job

jfcjVfcjll AI\D AGUE. CURL, stubborn in lllcers,Synhiihic 1'uoidtisJ in l»o.'

the Prevention and Cure IsrricaaiT- jiciou* use of Mercury, Imprudence in Lile. oi 1» TENT and

nal CompUint, and nil diseases arising (Vom an ir,

and rity of the Blood.

AOUE, OKSKB-

UMB

shp

lhrough

urg

Malaria or Miasma. lie, which they do with the utmost confidence in Ut This if a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which virtues and wonderftil car»tlvr proprrttes. 1 lie Tollowing certificates, selected from a larpe nuniber. 1*1 "tit m« ie t.rd at fentlimni well anj Agueor Billious disease whatever, known in their ioealUies.andof thehiyhesi nspictaor any injury from constantly inhaling Mala bility.many of thciti JesidingIn thecity olKiel n.o»d

wn'cn

tea years, and no expense or effort |w'11 entirely protect any resident or traveller {,°0^envge^ stronper testimony than th» wanting to give satisfaction to all who even in the most sickly of *wampy localities, n,e proprietors and are all from pe it tvith tkoir

,m from anj Agueor Billious! disease whatever, known in their localliies.and of ihc bU

fiV.ol T«oth vi*- Rcautv and natural ne oft It will inMantly cheefc the Ague in persons mon4 known every where, sayshehassirn h«^Mrd fnL 'ouaiiTv^a?.d^ rtinath of 5e^matl!

ave

twenlv

ePd

.never |,jcb

!-_.i 1 ,lw. to h8te another chill, by continuing in use ly good results. He says it is the most extraordinary according to directions. The patient-nt once mdicine he has ever seen. begins to'recover appetite and strength, and tGUK AND FEVER—GREAT ftefefy

Perma"tnt a"d

me. and I am happy to (toy I have hid neither Chills or Severs since. I Consider it the bestTonir in the world, and the only medicine that ever renthei) my case. JOHN LONGllKN.

Beav»r Dam, near Richmond, Va. C. B, LUCK, Ksq., now in the city of Richmond, and for many year* in the Post Office, swell fidence in the astonishing efficacy of

MIXTURE

or "ANTI

ISH

hn* of Spanish Mixture.

Ria:

medicine vou -ent d„ly re'eeivod" o„ I Sf tne 1 itli of April. I have Bold about one half their press room, curcd of violent Scrofula, combined of it, and so far the people who have used it with Rheumatism, which entirely dienblrd him from are satisfied that it has cured them. It has LXn.lhHr .1 perfect cure of him, nno the r.nltors, »n 6 puDiic nocertainly stopped the Ague in every one who

£e,

has used it, and *ix of thp cases were of long are afflicted with any disease of the blond." standing. My sister, who has had it for five STILL ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.—I had a L' l, „_,i very valuable boy cured of ^crnfu'A by Ci.rter'S Span or six years back, and could neter get it stop-

C. R. McGINLY.

CAUTION TO AOUE SUFFERERS. Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury, Quinine, Febrifuges, Strychnine, or Anti-Pe-riodics of any kind. The well known inefficiency of these noxious poisons proves thein to be the offspring either of false medical principles, or mercenary quacks. The only remedy in existence that is both sure and harmless, is

KDWIN BITRTON, commissionrr of the revenrr, says he has seen the pood effects ol aitcr's FpnttUh Mixture in a number of Syphilitic cases, and say* it is a perfect cure for that horrible disease.

WM.O HARWOOI1, of Richmond, cured ol Old Sores and Ulcers, which disabled him In ni walking. Took a few bottles of Cnrter's Spanish Mixtuie, and was enabled to walk wilhout a crutch, iu a rhcrt time permanently- cured.

BKNNKTT& BEKR8, No. 125, Main f-treet, rirltmond. Va. And fur sale by .1. R. CunlnRham, Terre-Haute. and by Healers in Medicine everywhere.

June 7—20wly j_

1 H§

r:'

Chronic Sore Eyes, King TPormotTetter. Sci

ThU valuable Medicine, which has become cclebral

number oi extraordinary eyres eflecled

jU agency, has induccd the proprietors, «i the

ent request of lheir Mends, to offor ii to the yuh-'

,'oWing cer ific. es .^etectedfrnin l.rj

Virginia. F. BOY DEN Esq.. of the Kxchangre Rotel. Fiili

^ngth of time, frotn one icl«e called r.,T««s M.XTry adn.l,.iM, r,

yearn so that ihev oH n^vi»r to over a hundred cases, in nearly all the di*ri.-.e.« foi

™diCal

CUr°

One or two bottles will answer for ordinary 1 Wfteve all the Tonics advertisrdj but »11 wittoui cases some may require more. Directions printed in German. French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade ^.#JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, R.I. M-i

j, recommended, with the most astonishing

the'iSost'yi^eVt^descHptfon.^*!^ 1^*sA^rpfVhys?'

cisns, took large quantities ofQuinine.Mrirnry, and

SPAN-

permanent relter. Al last IjYfea PASTK-R'S

MIXTURE,

two bottles of Wl'ifch effectually cured

Chas

SPANcon

ARTCR'S

that he has bouplit upwards of.10 hot ties,

which he has .tlven away to the afflicted. Mr. uck sayn he has never known it to lail when taken accoi'dy ing to directions

MINGK,

Pr.

a practising, Physician,and formerly

of the City Hotel, in, th* c?lj of Richmond, says h* has witnessed in number instances the effects of

CAHTSR'S SPANISHa MIVTCR*,

which were most tru 1/

surprising. He says in a ease of Consumption, dependent on the Liver, the good cffects were wonder rut indeed.

SAMUEL M. DRINKER, cf the fiffn or Drinker Morris, Richmond, was cur** of Liver Complaint of 8 years standing, by the use of two bottles of Carter's

they "cheerfully lecommcnd it to all who

J#h Mixtlire

ped, except by Quinine, and that only as long JAMKS M. TAYLOR, Conductor on the K.F.& P.K. as she would take it., is now, I think, entirely R. Co., Richmond, Va.

consitlor it truiv a valuable medicine,

SALT KHEUM OF 20 YKARS PTAJTPTfifr CtTRKP. Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing in the city Richmond, was cured lv three bottles of farter's Spanish Mixture, of Salt Rheum, wl.ich he had nearly 20 years, and which all the physicians of the city could not cure. Mr. Thompson is a well known merchant in thecity of Richmond, Va., and his curc is most YemarkaMe.

WM. A. ATTHKWS, of Richmond, had a servant cured of Syphilis, in the worst form, by Carter's Spanish Mixtuie. He says he chceifnlly rccommeud it and considers it an invaluable medicine.

RICHARD K. WKST, of Rlchnu nd was cured of Scrofula, and what l'liyslti. ns cnllul roufirn ed Ccn•umption, by three bottles of Carter Fpi.nl^h Mixture.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. Two tlundrcd Acrfes—oO Improved. subscriber ciff rs his Iniul for sale. It I lies ten miles South of Terre Untile, Vigo countv, Indiana, and a«lienlihy ami pleasant a locality as any hi the Wabash Volley. I think the soil i.s equal lo any io the Stale for produc-,, ing, and is well adapted for a stock fnrm.liavon it four never tail ng-priofjs, with suiiilt

ing

l.'ght Blinds, rolling slats. ftr'lO bvTaSash I F?ek running through pari of it. per pair. All other kind, nnd siZes „f|!awe11 •'."'IV i*

t- ingsonit the balunro of the bind is lienvily Doors, 5a»-h and Blinds, as cheap in roportion. Also, Pine Flooring and Siding at Toletlo prices, freights added. Call and exan ine. augtU-dtiw:hn

Sun Insurance Company, OP RtSIMO SUN, IND,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

S. Hathaway, Jacob C. Wells,

B. B. Loring, "'"ffm. Powell, ••Win. T. Pate,

I' ifrv

.f'

i, ...IILHJncrc

timbered—One hundred nnd fifty ••cr s. all conni»cted t. gether— Si steam -au- nfili witliin two hundred yards of the land. It lii-two miles and h'df from th« Evun^ville and Terr«sIlttul" Railrotul depot Term- made easy. (CT* For pariietilars enquire of

NO SP .RKR. Near thi- Town Hall.

Terre-Haute, July 29, 1855 'llf

"VKF A.

1? HE si! &J Wi*

ur jr

Hold and S/'ftrf VV'athes, 'aI'hig- Oold, .jg-J o! e, Jet aod Lava Ear Ifi V...-M ttiid Pin-. Oo Chain-. him letf, Sleeve ButtonSi nd-. Key Slides, Buckles, L^-.kvLii«,

Sua

Brace, Seals,

fine.

Wedding

dren Sett", Fob nod Gourd Chain 8o ip Ludle-,

Spectacles:

Gold a Jiiivi-r-pl -d. Oertoan 8dv«r and 8u»vl Sp-etiCie.-« a!»o. Sjiectiu-lca -r far and near aiahti-d por-on Go^^lo-, &<•.

E 0 1 S!

Co't'a, All n' nnd Spn?y'- RoVoSvors. \llfto rt self cocking Hiflo Pi -tot.

Sln ll lVnrt Card anon, PornionaicB, Work boxea, HaMk«t», Toy*, Accord-on*, Violina, Flute*. Fancy Combs, Hni'-ho*, etc.

To be bad

O S I

A large lot of 8 day and 30 hour Clocks, which will be sold cbenp. D" ("locks. Watches and Jewelry repaired^ ind warranted.-

C. M. & J. M. CRISHER, ,\.-M JulySO- N/rth ftMeof the

HAVING

Square.

7FEVER AND AGUE.r DR. WILLIAM I10BINS0N,

located in Terr»i-H .ute, invites tho

attention of the citizens of tbe City and the surrounding country to his & Fev«*r and Ague Cure, or Specific lot tbe |J

Prevention and Cure of Intermittent Fever, Fever aud Ague, CM11* and Fc- *&•?,

ver

Dumb Ague, General De-

bility, Night Sweats,

and all other fortna of Disease which have» common origin in Malaria or Miatma Thefc aubtle »trao»«pberic poison readily gives wav tost this newly discovered antidote. Thi* specific iai so harmless that it may be taken by persons ofc every age, sex or condition.

From Dr. W. R.'a extensive practice in Mias-|r matic Diseases, for the last seven years iu Can-^ ado, aud Eastern State*, he confidently ofiEersr} htspR'paratioB to the public, being well assured** U.atacoDipleta and speedy cure will beeffecUxid in every case without exception, where the dii* rectious are followed.

W Price

Co.]

Terre-Haute,

Indixna, and by Agents generally. August 23, 1655 dw3iu. Eeal Ectate and Intelligence Office, ITAKK tW«, method of Informing persons seeking*,,

Employment of any kind t*er«on» boo»e* to rent "W," Per»oni wanting to hire la- orera ''J Per»oo« WkDtiiif lo rent bou»e» Mecbanic* wantioi band# Mercbaot* waotinf clerka Per»oo» wintiuf to borrow or loan raoncy ". Peraoaa waotins beam or boarders Pernoii* wanllBgto buy and lai.d« Peraoaa waatiex to bay wood or coal, Will be promptly attaoded to, and span reasonable term*, by tbe enderaiened. "T Olftceia tb« Prairte City Bultdingf, over

J.C.

Roaa'Rtota. 8 HAK8KKT, Real Estate Agent. Terre-Haute, Jan.S8 !8»dwy