Wabash Express, Volume 14, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 November 1855 — Page 3

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From the Knickerbocker, for October. TO THE_Ur ABASH.

BY OTKRV A. CLAKK.

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»Tbe gentle ho»ir of twilight gathers slow 1L. And softer radiance lingers on tie sky: The clouds sail westward in a golden glow,' I To robe the coach on Which the sun ma at tie I And lot in fall and ronnded glory, comes py ''The harvest moon above the dim old wood8,

While Mature, tunefol in her bea ity, hama A vesper-hymn from all her solitudes,

The first faint tinge of autumn'* bright decay Wt Robeslfce far prairie in rlcb, varied hues, And dodes each leaf and bough tn such array

Seem thronging 'mid the shadows of the Weet, And mirror-li ke, within thy face, fair stream, The wild-wood warrior and liis Saxon foe, III combat joined—thyself the gnerdon— scent

Indeed realities of long ago.

Historic fame is thime—a name in story Hair-consciou* art thou, in thy calm repoxc, Of thfne own heritage of deathless glory.

As spttag along her pathway never strews, j. Till plain and Wood seems gardens of delight, Filled with*giant race of gorgeous flowers, ore lovely in their stamp of early blight, f| ban in the beauty of their badding hours. f'-

How like,"J.lhoaght, in this great loveliness To her we laid to rest a month ago 1*4 +. Her cheek's fair flush—a banner of distress-^

The brightness of the eye, the Hp's full glow, The mournful cadence of her voice of song, All, all like autumn's frail and painted leaf. Signals we could not do our love the wronj

To read, until our love awoke to grief. Beside the Wabash thoughtfully I stray.

And as 1 watch its calm and gentle brean(, The men and deeds who graced its earlier doy.

With him who lived the "terror of his foes," Whose daring soel had never known r'efeal, Whose deeds have deep on every heart impressed, Where Western hearts in Western bosoms best,

The name of CLARK—the watch-word of the W«t!

I wander on still furUicrup thy short Here, underneath this old and glorious shade, A mansion stands, built in the days of yore:

A hero's home, whose name can never fade, White gleams the Wabash in the morning sun, White prairies bloom,and woods grow old andjreat, TWc, HARAISO*. thy name is loved, as one foremost i« buttle—loftiest in the State.

Bcncat.li this very tree, now gnarled and torn, Wanting it* mighty life with many years. TECTMSEII—noblest of the refl-race born—

Gathering his braves, his prophets, and his seers, More stood in treaty with his hated foe His people, thronging from their caves anddrns, ^lending their war-shoals, swelling high and tow

With the sweet evening bolls of old Vincennes.

Methlnk-s I (he ssvage liero'* form. Mycotic in tlte^veiUui?'*stowing gloom, Erect like some bmvenak amid the storm,

Defyiug'fate,yet knowing still his doom Fearless and proud, his dark eye roaming along, Takes In the beauty of the stream and shore, With prophet ken, beholds the coming throng •P«Ue the loved land hi* race shall know no more. Ah «")rih ha* had her Heroes In all ages,

Conquest, ambition, power, or love their g«»ai. Hut thou, almost unknown on glory'spagrs, K.vccllrd the most In thy subllmer soul. M'was a proud thing to still fight on, and ever,

Though hope had fled from thee and all thy rare, Hop", country, people lost I—returning never! Placr, heroes,, with you for TKCL'MSKH place

But nishtgrowsdlm---cloud like the mists advance, VeilmK the moon, the prairie, and the stream. "tVhile the faint HUIH GA»C down with trembling glance,

Vulce« err stilled and mute, earth sfeiVis to f1re.nrt To dream «e I do sow, of Bad, soft eyes, Which wait for me with detirc&t looks ot homo, While the 5'onnf prattler of our Paradiso

Uks the (uir Mother, "Wilt he npvec come V'lNt-r.vsB*, August, I.W5.

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Barnes.

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copy the folort entitled,

lowing extract ftom a new woi Old Hou*e by the Rivor:*' jruauh to blocks an I stones, ye that love is the clay! Go pr-vt :h to tli'. ik'a:!, ye who deny the im.'Mortality of the ufteclious. Go leason •\rith irecs. ot hills, or images of wood, or •«ith your own motinnlcss, 0,11? ye who believe that marrying yonder, there shall be no embracing, or necnu&e wa may not use the gen•Uo word«, "my wife," we may not clasp tlie^e sHni'.tilied form* in our holy arms! I •NilI you, that inirtioiUliiy would hp aglor.I.)IH clu-al. if with out clay died all our *irt rtftectious. I U-11 yott that annihilation would be heaven, when my head at tength testa on its coffin pillow, and my lip? sink lo the silence and repose of death Joving these eyes will never look into mine again, this pure clasp never be around my neck, thia holy caress never bless mc more."

lad about eight years of age, was about luavinjj school for the purpose ofgoing with his father, who had a barge on Rondout Creek, N. aul observed to the toucher that he was "going away to bti drowned." la bidding farewell to his school mates ho made the same observation, though in very good spirits at the time. Next day he was drowned.

"I remomb^v unco," says Lamartinc, "to have seen the branch of a willow which Jwd been torn by the tempest from the parent truuk. flouting upon the angry surges of the overflowing 8o*ne. On it a fe* male nightingale stiil covered her nest, as drifted down the foaming stream and the male on ihe wing followed the wreck which was bearing HW«Y tho object of his Jove."

RKASOKS FOK&KIKQ Hour.—A man who has been redeemed by the blood of the Son of God, should be pure. He who is ao heir of life should ho holy. He who is attended by celestial beings, and who soon—knows not how soon—to be translated to heaven, should be holy. Are MTtgels my attendants? Then I should walk worthy of comp*nion«hip. Am 1 soon to go and dwell with angels! Then 1 should be pure. Are these feet soon to treid the courts of beared? Is this tongue soon to unite with heavenly beings in praising God I Are these eyes of mine soon tok»ok on the throne of eternal glory, *cd oo the ascended Redeemer! Then these feet, and eyes, and lbs, should be pure and holy and I should be dead to the worll and live for heaven,—[ Albert

IT The Stat* Bo*rd of Education which met in Indianapolis last week, appointed Hon. •W. K. Edwards, of Tern Rante, and Judge

McDonald of Indianapolis, to fill the vacancies in the board of trustees of the State University, ooeatiooed by the retigaaikm of Pro. Xorri»oe aad James tacks E»q

O* Coleman, the dramatist, waa aaked if h« knew Theodore Book, "Tes," replied the wit, "Bock and Lye are old associates." ,f

Sammy, Sammy, my son, don't stand there acratchinir yoor bead stir your U9p, or yon ll make no progress is

••Why, father, I've often beard yo* say that the only way to get ikng Hi this world was to scratch a-bead.'* ^-S.

D* !eof*a* Jerrold sava that old berbalor* are like 4rr voed, wb«a they de take fiaaM ihejr barn prodigiously v*.

WasbiBfton Intelligence. WASHIHGTOH, Oct. 31.—The Russian Charge D'Affairs, resident here, has no information of the advent of an Ambassador from the Czar with a confidential communication suggestive of the terms on which the United States may mediate the present European conflict,- |i

Lieut. Genera] Scott will receive upwards of $10,600 back pay by virtue of his brevet appointment, dating from March 29th, 1847, or about $1,300 per year in addition to his pay and emoluments as Major General.

Commodore Paulding left here this afternoon for his flag ship, the Potomac, at New York, which sails jn a day or two Nor Key West. %r ts

A private letter by the Africa states that Mr. Mason, our Minister to France, though enfeebled by his late attack of paralysis, retains complete command of his intellectual faculties, and also that he stands high at the French Court.

Whole number of applications for Bounty Land Warrants at the Pension office is 22i,800 the number issued 50,043. The applications are decreasing only 5.500 were received during Ocfober.

Nothing has been heard from the British Government respecting the representations of our Government concerning the violation of the neutrality laws by English officials in recruiting troops for the Crimea. "V""

{From the Baltimore American.)

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.

At noon yesterday an immense throng of people were assembled at the navyyard, to witness the launching of the United States frigrate Wabash. Things at this time, just before the launch, in and about the yard, presented quite a picturesque appearance. On the deck of the vessel there were at least six hundred persons, including about one hundred ladies. Outside the ship-house a vast crowd were gathered, whilst thousands had boarded the new lightship •'Martin's Industrythe United States sloop-of-war St. Louis, the receiving ship Union, the surveying steamship Walker, and other craft which had been moored in favorable positions. The steamboats, large and small, that moved about tilled with spectators, added not a little to the interest of the tcene. At a quarter after 12 o'clock, a gun was fired to warn vessels to keep out of the way of danger, and shortly after the sawing away of the plank that alone detained the ship was commenced. This had scarcely been completed, when the vast hull commenced moving, and being accelerated with every instant, she speedily glided in a most majestic and gallant style into the water, amid the enthusiastic cheers of the delighted multitude. The scene on board was animated in the extreme, while every voice joined in checring the noble ship. The head of the vessel was occupied by a large nutnbt »f ladies, including Miss Pennsylvania Constructor attached to the station. The pleasant task of naming the ship was assigned,to her, and as the bow touched the witter, she gracefully broke a bottle containing, water from thu Wabash river upon the scroll-work ornamenting tho head, pronouncing at the same lime the name selected. Other bottles were also broken I in honor of the occasion by the ambitious gentlemen in attendance upon the ladies.

In a short time the frigate was brought back to the wharf and her passengers safely landed. After this was ctlectud. the workmen, fully one thousand in num-

Kfi,iLc«v" irv her, partook of a cold collation in ono of there iV no •l'ul

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I'roV. WoodH Hair HestoraUvc. Wc invite special attention to the advertisement of this article in another column of our paper. It has now been a little less than two vears before the public, and yet it has become from its intrinsic merit, a standard article upon the shelves of almost all druggists, and the Chester Herald says "It

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stands at the

head of all remedies of the kind." Nor is this result at all surprisiug when it is remembered that distinguished statesmen, as well as many members of the medical profession, indeed ladies and gentlemen of the highest intelligence, in all partsof the country testify that it has and will restore the hair,cover the head of the bald, remove all dandruff and itching, aud all diseases of the scalp and morethau all, preserve tho hair, if used for toilet purposes, both in color and from falling out to any imaginable age Reader try it. Gall ana procure one of the circulars from the agent, and we think you canuot doubt. See atso the advertisement.

O* For sale by P. M. Donnelly, TerreHaute, lud. Oct. 10, '55-d£wIy

A thing ot

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Is a Joy forever."

So sang the gifted poet Keats. What can be more beautiful than a fine head of Hair, that noblest of nature's adornments. Who that is young, but rallies the luxuriant locks of youth, and would preserve them and who that is old but would avert baldness. To all such we commend JLios's K*ituiaox universally acknowledged to be most valuable and the most delightfully perfumed toilet article ever prepared. Be sure and ask for LYON'S KATRA1ROX, to guard against the valueless imitations and counterfeits, which have lately been pot up under aomewhat similar names.— Sold everywhere, in large bottles, for only 35 cents,

HEATH, WYNKOOr & CO.,

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On the 2d inat., by W. Harp«r, Swq,, at UM Sagl* Hotel, Mr. S*rmr to KLIXABCTB D. NA

ty, Iodoa Modty.tk* 29th dtjr of October, 18», ofcoag*»Uv» fever, Major JOHN BOND, en UM 61st YW of hi* UP

ROSS & BAMBER, •wuwti urut mint Staple and Fancy Dnr Good»,Taake« Notions.

Hlintrr Goods. Ho«v« Triming Goods* GW«K, Hotifft. Jrt Jkt X«». HI. 5tr«et, Chic*r^, iUinoin, *3% ISM 4**' 1*

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T. X. OOCLB.J S I S S [JUtBA BOLMXS.

Soiled Mals.ers At Holmes' Foundery and Machine Shop, near the Railroad Depot*,

'•TKUS-HATO, IWD.

O* Repairing promptly attended to- Also second-hand BOILERS bought and sold.

Nor. 7,1855. [48-wtf]

1 Black Smithing

THE

tindersigned would respectfully inform the citizens, of Terre Haute and vicinity that

shoP

OD Watef

of the Clark House, where he intends carry-

He also has airagon shop in connection

on the shortest noticc. JAMES HADDEN. Terre Haule, Nov. 6, 1855 d.fcw-3m^

Pump, at the Dayton Carriage Shop. The Agent will take pleasure in giving all informttion required.

O- Prices vary from $10,00 to 4475. J(!i C. C. SEELEY, .A. JAgent for the Manufacturers.

TCP TicUclg for the Kxprc*? Trnini will be procured at the Kvansvlllc and t'rawfordsville Statirn. ('HARliES WOOD,

lofts. This wa- provided by

direction of Secretary Dobbin in consideration of the hour lixed for the launch preventing them from eating their dinners at the time. The Wabash is the largest ship ever launched from 'he Philadelphia na-vy-yard, exceoding the line of battle ship Pennsylvania in length by about 10 feet. The latter was '21U leet between perpendiculars, while the Wabash is '2G3 feet. The Secretary of the navy, Mr, Dobbin, it is stated was not present, having been de tained by urgent public business at Bur lington.

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€3 Liberty street, New-York.

Nov. 1.1856-wlta

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intends carry-

mgonthe Black Smith business, in all its from ite use hranrhpa Parf |Mtl,r It *Hl protect any resident or traveler, even in the prancnes. Particular attenUon paid to shoe- most sickly or swampy localities from any ague or lug norees* bilious disease whatever, or any injury from coo-

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OK AGENTS WANTED!

A (jENTS wanted, to sill some of the most popular and rapid selling works published. Rare inducements offered.

Nov. 5, dfcwl

Oct 18, dw3w

C. C. SEELEY, Agrnt.

IVcw Boarding House!

THE

undersigned has opened a Boarding Hou«e, on the corner of Fourth and Mulburry streets, in this city, where she can accommodate eight or ten dayboarders. MARTHA C. SMITH.

OHIO STREET.

PROPOSALS

ONon

will be received at the Hay

or's office until Monday, tlic2'2d inst., for grading Ohio Street, according to the pluu on exhibit at the Mayor's office. Also, bids will be received for putting iu a woudeu trunk or sewer, forconducting the waterdowu the slope to the river on said street, according to plan exhibited at the Mayor's office.

JAMES HOOK, Mayor.

Oct. 16, dAwtf

Terre-Haute & Richmond Railroad,

and after WEDNESDAY, October 10th, Trnins this Road will leave Twre-Haiite daily, (Sundays excepted.) as follow.^:

First lix|»ress Train.

Will leave the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad SUtion. at 12:23 A. M. Stopping only at tireencastle.

Arrive at Indianapolis, at 3:10 A. M. Making direct connections for the East.

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Wail and Accomodation Train.Will leave tne Terre-Haute and Richmond Railroad Station, at 7:00 A. M.

Stopping lor passengers at all way stations. Arrive at Indianapolis, at 10:25 A. M. Second Express Train.

Will teave the Evansvilie and Crawfordsviille Station, at 5:J8 P. M. Stopping at Brazil and Greencastle. Arrive at Indianapolis, at P:43 P. M.

Making direct connections for the East. II Tickets for the Mail Train, will be procured at the Ticket Otlice atthe Terre-Haute and Richmutid Depot.

Acting Superintendent

Oct. 9, di!w & I oio [Courier. Journal ami Prairie City, copy in Weekly one month.]

SIXTY DAY?"SALE!! AT THE SIGN 01' THE

ITGLL & Co.

will, A»r I Ji« "axtju^tt^ dai'ascu Uopdn at lower prices than any other House in the State of Indiana. We have, by far, Tbc Largest Stock In Terrolluule For proof of the above you liavo only tn lookin.at our door where you will see our llou-e crowded with customers from morning until ui^ht.

Now, as these Goods have to be sold whether they brinp co*t or not. will voti call and gel our prices before jjoiui* ebevheie, and if the floods are cheap buy of u!» and send on your neighbors, if they arc not cheap we will never a.*k you to take our word for Irutli again.

It is useless for us to attcaipt a description of our stock in this circular, suffice it to tav that wc have an immense .Stock of staple and fane)! 35 DRY GOODS! Ready-Mado Clothing. Boots, Shoes, HaU, Caps, Furs, Bonnets, Queunswarc, Groceries, ana some Hardware also, a large stock of SPANISH SOLE and UPPER LEATHER, and 6000 Dollars Worth of Carpets, Druggets, Matting, Ruggs, Oil Cloths, Oil Window Shades, Paper Hangings, and fine Looking Glasses, making in all as we have stated, without fear of contradiction, the largest stock ever offered for sale in Terre-Haute.

D* Small doalers in City or Country, will make money by examining our stock before going to Cincinnati, as our Goods must be sold WITHIN SIXTY DAYS.

W. B. TUELL 4 CO.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 31, !855-dw2m

IV. P. SPAULDING, So. 4 Mechanic*' Row, Terre-Haute, Indiana,for W. B. JUDSON, TOLEDO, O.,

Manufacturer of Pine Sash, Boors and

AS ENUMERATED BELOW:

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cawek Ball JS «MA cxttm per U$*t. AM 8M* lata tfcick. Oct. n, 1«SM« to 1ft iaa.

Hew Principle! Kb Poison

RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE CURE, OB AVTIDOTB TO HALA&IA, «•., "FOR THB PRBVBXTIO!? ANf GUKK OF* Fever and Ague, or Chill Fevw Hiuab Ague, a ad pUier Intermittent,wid SemHient Severs aUa of Bilious Fevers,accompanied by Typhoid ^Symptoms Typhoid Fever,

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-i- det weels, or cisterns, are respectfully in vvoRTHV OP PUBLIC COXFIUE.NCK,

vited to insp-ct a working: model of John Becauseofits

McGowa,,'/Double Action, Snctionand Fo rcc "*™LAR

Vellow Fe^s,,*

ver, Ship and Jail Fever, General rL*v** ,, JDebilily, Kijht Sweat* and all,, ii .'list other forms: of disease 1.1-• %aca ciwitdxMieix iJ ,1 I A A I A A E A S A

Tins subtle atmo^phcric poison, which at certain seasons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, i« ihe same in character whertver it exists,—north, south, east, or west,—and will everywhere yield to this newly discovered AltTIDOTK, which neutralizes the

'Viuiwy uiu naimn rnmnlitlKl* ntirifimt tim ntMn aiwl .. A3 snow irom vaS^,,°Pine«

The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina- r0ceivVnl\}"rec^rrom thrK^n a

MaUria or Miasma.

where any kind of wood work will be done in J^Tuffere^r^^ '855-wi-yr DECK STAFFORD jTwiKT VIIM,so that they need never have AKOTHKR icniLL. by continuing its useacconling to directions. Auroinistrjl tiOlt» I

bltity, night sweats, etc. The patient at oncebej:i__

UiiiJaiS# Mr ML Br I to recover appetite and strength, and continues until de bonis non, of the estate of Charles D. Win'fHOSE in 'vant of the best pump in u*e for uS" uo^'04'

A"d"6

AXUifiKXT,rRK HARMfLfs:v'ESS

The following certificate from oue of the most ie Lr^c*e™i81*i0

the UBited

every bottle

tbe

sut"-'u llUc!,ed

*bove

,,lned

Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the proprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, R. I.

ALLEN PENCE, Agent,

I Terre-Haute, tnd. tjf And for *ale by druggists generally. Nov. 6, i8oa uw-ly

PKOFESSOK WOOD'S

HAIR UESTORATIVE! PROP,

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, IS, nc doubt, the most wonderful discovery of this age of progress. The following is from a distinguished member of the medical prolcesion

ST. PACL, Jan. 1,

PROF. 0. J. WOOD—Dear Sir: Unsolicited, 1 sen«L you this certificate. After being nearly bald for a long time, and having tried all the huir restorul es extant, and haviug no faith in any, I was induced, on bcariug of yours, to give it a trial. 1 placed myself in the liand" of a barber, and had mv head well rubbed with a good ftitT hru.-h, and the UestoiMtive then applied and well rubbed in, till the scalp was all a glow. Tlii* I repeated every morning, and in three I weeks the young hair appeared, and grew rapidly I from August last up to the present time, and is now thick, black, rnd strong—soft and pleasant to the touch whereas, helore it was harsh and wiry, what little there was of it, and this little wag disappearing rapidly. I still use your restorative about twice a week, aud chr.ll soon have a good and perfect crop of hair. Now 1 have reud of these things—and who

Territory. The people linve gcen iU cflfectB, and have coiindeuce iu it. All who havR used it here will coincide with me in what I have written. The supply you sent UP, as the wholesale agents of the Territory is hlready exhausted, and daily ipqiilries are made for it. You deserve credit for your discovery. I. for one, return you thauke for the benefit it has don'* me, fori cerutnly had despaired, long, long ugo, of ever effectin your I

37HA Yours, hastily, .... J- ROM).. Firm of Bond & Kellogg, Druggists,

St. Paiil, M.T.

I-OO^NSI-ORT, lud., .'tine CO, 18.V5.

Messrs. O. J. \Vood& Co...Gents: Yours of the 13th inst., came duly to hand. Knclosed, pleaso find $36, it belli: the ameunt for Ilsir Restorative. I have sold it all. If yoa choose, you may scud ine *ix doxeti hottles fl.-i ir Restorative 1 think I can nr. 11 it. It has worked miracles in this place 1 sold a man six $1 bottles who was baltf, and it fetched the hair out all over his head. ,tt- Your.', ver- rcspeclfullv, it ,j *T'« M. if. GIUDLliY.

CAIILVI K, Ills., June 27, 1R33.

I have used I'rof. O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, and have admired its wonderful effect My hair was lieconiiu as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the nwnrni» »w«i-..u«," it.lias .xesunied ita «riainal color, and 1 have no doubt, prrinaneiilTV ?(}. .SID.NKY iiREESK,

A a to it S a VISI.KNNKS, Ind., June 15,

Prof. O J.\V«Hin: As you are about to manufacture (lid vetttl your recently discovered Hair Restorative, 1 wilUuie, for whomsoever i'. may concern, that I ltaue used it, and l«now others who used it, that I lwve for srveivl ye..rs been in lie hahitof u»ing other Hfir Itefcio'rsiivsn, and thtt I find yours vastly HIIpeiior to any otUer know. It entirely cleanses the hend of of d'andi off, aud with one month's proper use will restore any person's hair to the original youth fill color &ud texture, giving it a healthy, soft, and flossy appearance and all this without discoloring the hands tint apply it, or the dress on which it drops. I would, therefore,* recommend its use to every one desirous of haviug a fine color and texture to hair.

Respectfully, yours,

Iff HPiT WILSON KING. ImUB LLMIT t.oris. June2P, 1853. Prol. W«oi— Ay you .-re about to prepare ami vend yOnr recently discovered Hair Restorative, and as you request iny opinion of It, 1 will state that my hair was, a few months ago, very gray and alter using two bottles of your Hair Restorative, it assumed its original color, and since its application all d«udrutf has disappeared from my head, and 1 have been troubled with no disagreeable itching of the scalp. 1 am satisfied those who use it will not regret it, as it gives the appearance of having been recently oiied. 1 am prepared, therefore, to recommend its t»e to all who are desirous of ba^g a beau tiful head of liair. yam, sir, yours, &c.

H. I,. STEW A HT.

TU'F.MrHalc in Cincinnati by JOHN D. PARK, corner of Koutb and Walnut, at manufacturer's prices.

N. B.—We put up the Restoratives, both with and without sediment, at-.d think for restoring color, that containing sediment, the best.

Qr Korsale by P. M. Donnelly,Terre-Haute, led Oct. 11, 18W-44.dw ly

GROCERIES, HATS, CAP8, BOOTS, SHOES, fte.

IS5J. The Fall Trade. 1855.

SINCE

our card of the 27th of Sept., we liav» received very large additions to our Stock, all of which are now ready for examination and sale. We enumerate

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS.- French and English Merino's-all wool. Gala Plaids, Printed Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy Colored DeLaines, Ginghams, Prints of every style and quality.

A LARGE STOCK OF DRESS A CLOAK Taixx:xoa—Comprising, Black, Fancy Colored Plush and Fancy Velvets Black and Fancy Silk Gimps and Braids.

A beautiful lot of Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons for the winter. A very select assortment of Embroideries, consisting of Valenceinnes. Cambric, Swiss and Lace Collars Cambric and Swiss Sleeves and Chemisettes Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs Swiss and Cambric Bands and Flouncing Black Silk Lace and Fringes. 1 A Fine Line of Black and Fancy Dress

Silks. GLOVES AND HOSIERY.—Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid, Silk, Lisle,

Thread and Cot-

ton Gloves Woollen and Cotton Hose, all colon, aad of every qnalitv. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Cumts, I Casaimeres, Satinet*, Tweeds, Jeans and Linseys Red, White and Yellow Flannel Irish

Linens Bleached and Brown Domestic*. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Robber Overshoes, Ac., Ac.

BAY STATE SHAWLS, SHEETING and Shirting. NOTIONS —Looking Glasses. Ac. •MJ" We profess to sell m»ckeMpmstke ciempc*t,

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nPHE understsned will nay cash hr anv. ^ouUctnrer of Thiwhiag Uz&imi*. Hor*eI qaantity ofHICKOHV XCTS, tJbe hiiter P«*«rs, Oorti a«d Cob MilK 4br. nr fit Dttto dflitttni at lb ml milt. wjf *«sl iUti^pb Sttwl.f •-V 1,44.1a,,. Ji*ES OOOK. JSSH.S4?W

A .PITTS,

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FURST & BKADLF.Y, i-., T" Carriages, Wagons and Plows.

West Randolp street, between Clinton and Jeflersoo,

COXSAD FtflLsr, Sept. 26,1855 w3mpd. DAVID V- & j.,, a ,•!

New Firm.

WB,

street North timely removes all ih^ cause of disease' ,V?D Ho«v will con tin ne the same

the undersigned, would respectrully inform the citizens of Terre-Haute, and vicinity, that having purchased Stock of BOOTS AS1) SHOES from

lected stock of BOOTS &!DO SHOES, Are, which we are determined to sell at the lowest c*sh prices.

We are also prepared to manufacture work at

?,ermut?'late

estRte 18

Oct. 17, 1855-W3W I

Nitw-YoaK,June it, 1333

1 'l have made a chemical examination of Rhodes' H. Ross' Dry Goods Store, two Fever and Age Cure,or Antidote to Malaria, and have °t Trti,„v c„ o,^_« »_ tested it for Arsenic, Mercary, Quinine and Strjxh-1 f,nn,.

FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE, will be sold low for Cash or hides, and as he By which all dersons may thus bes ire of entire free-J has in connection three Tanneries he intends

dA8ealocality.

.ses ,?.°

n,atler how

sickly the season or swampy the I.e.. «. -r. PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently publish-

ed, and the conftdence of the public ta asked only in proportion to its actual merit* wherever introduced and used. These only are relied upon to prove its worth.

One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases Fome may require more. Directions printed in GerI man, French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle.—

New Leather Store

Tadjoining

HE subscriber having taken the store room

oor8

fe°uVlof

nine, but have not found a particle of either in it. nor the west Side of the Court House, and just rehave I found any subttance iu its composition that turned from the East with a well selected stock would prove injurious to the constitution. of Spanish Sole leather, French Calf Cochi 'R -IN Thi» "allows ofits Chemist. |,arrel, pink, green and lining skins, which

St. John Saddlery Store on

to spare no expense in trying to keep a full

pare no expense in trying I stock of the very best of SoleLeather Skirting Harness, Bridle and Upper Leather, kips, calf, buck and pad skins also A GOOD STOCK OF BELTING $ THONG leather manufactured expressly f(.r that use and warranted all from my own Tanneries which I think will not fail to give general sat isfaction. I consider myself a judge, as 1 am a practical Tanner and Currier myself. Come and see for yourselves and bring along your hides and bark, as I will at all tuues pay you the highest market price in Cash for hides, deer and sheep skins, and sell you as cheap 'asany other house in the city.

Also, a lot of DRY GOODb at cost. O" Strict attention paid to all orders. Sad dlers and Shnemakers recollect the place of the New Leather Store, west side of the square.

Oct. 17 '55 w6m EL1SHA STEPHENS.

BUCKEYE CASH STOKE.

Fall Trade. irh me yow receiving

Is Bur

OUR

lias not ?—but I iiavc neverseen hitherto*any ease in Includes the richest variety of all kinds of whicli any poison's hair was really benefitted hy any LADIES' DRESS GOODS, and also evervof the hair tonics, &c., of the day, and it really gives •, me pleasure to record the remilt of my experience.— difairable for Gentlemen wear. I have rrcommended your preparation to others, »nd C&rp6t &H0US6-fUrill8lll21g Department, it already has a Urge and -eneral sale thronShout the

Carpetings, Oil Cloths and all kinds of House

Furnishing Goods and can offer as great in ducements in regard to variety, styles and prices, as can be found West of "»e Mountains.

During the Summer we enlarged our premise3, by the addition of a spacious room, devo-

ng any audi result. 1 OQiigratulntc you that (ej exclusively to oi in no (and a lar«e one) is already made. QUEENS WARE "AND PAPER HANGINGS. This department is now full of new aud choice

Goods, and is worthy the attention of every body wanting floods in this line. OUR JOBBING DEPARTMENT Is much more extensive than ever before iii all STAPLE GOODS, including BOOTS AND SHOES and have never been able to sell on quite as good terms for Hie purchaser,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Are particularly requested lo call and sec us and we will satisfy them that nothing can be gained by going any further.

CHICAGO, ILLS.

Double subjpit Plows ^constantly on hand. Orders for all Kinds of Carriages, Wagons and Plows, promptly attended to.

in vv. ^Colored Plush and Ombres Velvets: Black JL/' We are also prepared to manufacture work at r* *i thelhortest notice, andin the most fashionable style.,

incebegias signed has been appointed administrator fc ma and Cloaks. A very select asporment of Embroider-

Vign county deceased. Said

suppo^fd to ne insolvent.

BYCE St CO.

Tcrrc-Haute, Oct. 1. 1855 dw ly

New Goods—The Fall Trade,,

RIPLEY & DANALDSON, (Successor* to Jan. II. Turner,) lYOKXH OF T11K PtltLIC SQl AItF,, I AVE received a sruall portion of their LX late New-Yort purchases, and will be constantly receiving, during this week and the next, until a very general assortment will be iu store, suked to the wants of the country, all of whicli will be offered at the lowest rates. For further particulars, see advertisements and bills hereafter to be issued.

ID" Walk in Ladies and Gentlemen. Terre Haute, Sept. 27, 1855-dwly

CITY-TAXES.

rpHE

taxes for the city of Terre-Haute for the year 1S55, are now due, and the Duplicate is in my haudsfor collection. The law requires all city taxes to be paid to the Treasurer at Aw office: The taxes are thirtyfive cents on each hundred dollar* worth of property—fifty cents poll tax, and one dollar on each dog. The same law requires the Treasurer, from and after the first Monday of November, to enforce collections according to law, which will be strictly enforced, adding ten per cent, and costs.

TH03. HOUGHTON,

Oct.3, l855-3«u-dw Gity Treasurer. [City papers copy and charge City..]

BEN EDICTTM ALLO RY&TARNAM, Manufacturers and dealers in Hats' Cap*, Furs and Straw Goods,

At Wholesale only.

No. 109 South Water Street, between Clark and Dearborn, CHICAGO, ILLS. It. BENEDICT,

E. H. MALLOBT. Sept. *26, 1855 dwlypd E. T. FAWCAII.

F. SCAMMON & CO.

Importers and Wholesale Druggists,

140 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. Dealers in pure Medicines, Paints,Oils,Glass, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, Brushes, ArtisU'

Tools and Pencils, Colours, Druggists' Glassware, Ac. Agents for a)l valuable PATEXT METP, p*ES.

Lard Oil, Alcohol,aud Linseed Oil, at manufacturer's prices. Dealers,/n all kins of Daguerreotype Materials, and apparatus. Perfumery and toilet articles. "1TCTE offer the aboTe articles to the trade on

VY the most favorable terms, and solicit the attei tion of dealer* to one of the moat extensive and best selected stocks of Drugs io the West. All orders will meet prompt attention, with our best efforts to please in quality and price.

Sept. 26. 1855 wAdly A

T. L. ADAXS, K. W. ORAHAM,,

JOHH BCCKIXOHAX, LBKX. SCCHtXeUAK.

ADAMS & BUCKINGHAMS,

Baokeri) tad Cosioiission Merchants. NEW-YORK.

GRAHAM~VC BUCKIXGHAMS,

^Coiuinis^a Merchants NEW ORLEANS.

REPRESENTED

and we respectfully invite every body to call sale in either of the above named market*, aod examine oar stock and price*. Sept. 2S. IP55 dJkw3m

ill Terr* Haute, by 5 w.

Graham, who will make liberal advances on shipments nf Fkwtr, Grain, Provision and Ahfl' Western |rodnce, wHh the privilege of

ABBOT & KINGMAN,

RIP LET A DANALDSOX, jfawwfaMnryrf tff 8^||| A IWira, Flooring, Siding and Shingles. Bailding Terre- Hast*. Oct. 6,1855-dw-tf **&

mAteriA]ofevery

description, famished at short

1 notice, oa reasonable terms. Factory, Clark Street, Between Taylor and Twelth. Sales Room 1*20, Clark St., Chicago.

Sept. 26, I&»5 d*w-Jy.

nr. WOI.PK-JI CILUWIRATfvD lotCmx.*n rvcri*r4 *wS frn mtIf Vy Si,41

$30,000 WORTH OF

DRY GOODS, CHEAP!

the st

flL

entire

essrs. Schooly business at the

HAVE received, the following Good** w!

hicli will be found of such value for the prices, as to suit the most economical. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' aeOBSSS GOODS—French and English Mirino's, all wool. Gala Plaids, Black and ,«• O Fancy Plaid Alpacas, Printed Cashmeres.

Z. Plain and Pancv Colored DeL.infts. OInir

#nd

rsr,r'1

4 1

ARETUS B. GODLDj Adm'r.

Fancy Colored Moire Antique Black

tlPOV & S!Ti PDAtiti 1 onrl Von«i 5i1lr Htmna on/! Rratsis

I and Fancy Silk Gimps and Brntds. 1^ A very beautiful lot of Bonnets and® Bonnet Ribbons.

Plain and Fancv Trimmed Cloth Tal-.

A Fine Line of Black and Fancy Dress-* Silks. Also a few patterns of Fancy Brocade Silk as high as $4.00 per yard. ft

GLOVES AND H08IERY —Ladies' and

ors/

THR'LI.

OUR

purchases, this Fall, have been heavier than they ever were bef»re. Every department of our business is crowded with the newest and bent styles of GOODS.

O E A I S O

this

branch, we have as large a Stock of

Attest: ANDREW W1LKINS. Cl'k. Oct. 31,1855 47-w4w [pr's foe $2,50]

INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO., INCORPORATED IN J83U.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $200,000. BUSINESS CONrtNKD KXCinstVKI.V TO INDUKl.

f"piIIS

Company having been fully re-organ-

JL ized, is now prepared to issue FIRE and MARINE Policies at equitable rates of pre-

-Btl VItD OF DIUECTOUN. JOHN D.DKFRKGS, Wm. M.MOOAMHV WM. R. NOKSIKOER, E. W. H. ELLIS, JULIUS NICOLAI, SAMUEL F. COVIKUTOX,

STAND FROM UNDEB! GOOD TIM Kb! WE ARE IN" RECEIPT AT THE

Ct rtl 7 AKE IV KliOKU 'T AT TLIK

.,?fT -ts- VVABASH STORE

., heaping alt nnd everything usually kept In an ApriS A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF I lotus, cultur*l Wareroom. to which is added a stove. Cop2{ Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Joans and per,Tin and .Sheet Iron Manufactory. I Intend also

Linscys Red. White and Yellow Flannel doing» r\ To which will add as the dcmnnds Irish Linens Bleached and Brown Do* mestics

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS— All the above giods must he sold within sqNINETY DAYS, so be careful to be in^ time before the choicest bargains are taken. vft F. NIPPERT,

Farrington's Block.

.Vi,' North of the Public Square,,. Terre-Haute, Ind., Oct. 2, dtf

^BLOODED CATTLE" F0B,"SALET

undersigned olTcrs for sale oneTnoRovoii BRKD BI that has proved himself an excellent animal.

Alxo, sever il calves that will compare favorably with any other Short Horn* in the Western country. The above animals can be seen by calling at the "Sandford Farm,'' on the North-Arm road leading to Terre-Haute. CHAS. S. SANDFORl).

Oct. 31, l853-47-w3m

State of Ittdinna, County of Vigo, ss. Circuit Court, September Term, 1853. No. 470—011k Boll,) es. Petition for a Diroree,

Alexander Bell.

COMBS

now the plaintiff, by C.T. Noar.r. her Attorney, and it ajipcaring to the Court, from the return of the ^berift to the process herein, that the defendant waa not found. is, therefore, ordered by the Court, that notlcoof the pendency of this suit be given to the defendant, by publication in the Wabash Express, a public newapaner of general circulation. printed ana published in Vigo county, Indiana, for three 'successive publications, sixty days at least, before the firmt dnv of tho next term of this Court, that the said defendant be and appear iu said Gourt, to be held at the Oourt-House, In Terre-Hnute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the first Monday of March next, then and there, on or before the calling of the cause for trial, plead, answer or demur to plaintiff's petition, or the matters and things therein allcdgcd, will be heard and determined in his absence, to which time this cause is continued.

L. R. BROWNKLL. JOHN D. DEFREES, Pres't.

L. R, BROWNKLL, Sec'y. .. ,D. S, DANALDSON', Agent,' Terre Haute, Indianh. KT Office atthe Store-room of RIPI.KY & D.W-

Muin atraet. north of the Oourl-Hoiuo-Sept. 19, ditwliu. ..».•. I

Prairie CHy High School,

THEsubscribeiwillopen

To rfucb cs may desire it practical Instruction will be given, in the uro of ibe Level, Coni(a.-s, Transit Inntru-iieiit, iVc.

As It the object of the undersigned, to estabtish in Terre H.iute, a 8ci-oot of the lifghcsi character, a limited number of Scholars, will be received, to whom, be wM devote his undlved attention.

JO" P°'." fi'itber particulars, apply to the underreWde.icc of Mr. WM. J. Bv-u, corner

signed, at the of Cth rud Poplar streets

If. NEWTON DUNGAN-

llEFEREi^CKS:

BKNJ. If U.LOWEM., Alex. Boarding School, Alexandria, Ve. WM. J. B*M., Civil Knjlnccr, Terre-Haute, Ind. C. B. Fuuc, Chief Eng. Gov.& Ohio Railroad, Lewisburg, Va.

KLMBOK. Jr., Prin. Assistant Engineer Cov. and Ohio Railroad. Lcwisburg, Va. Taos. J. K*io, Pres't Miners! Bank, Cumberland,

Maryland. Rev. ORI.ASDO HUTTWH, Brookeville, Mdi J. STARR. Tcaciier, Cninatiiinsou, N. J. JBMK S. WII.OOM.Teacher, Richmond, hid.

Sept. ItJjj-d^-w-3m

WIL80X TCTTLE, WM. O. HIBBARD, FTTTD. TT'TTK. '"Y

OKO. M.GRAY,

TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO., 45 Soalk Watrr Street, CHICAGO, ILLS. TMPORTERSand Wholesale Dealers iri Enghub, German and American

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY: Wrought and Cut Nails, Spikes, Glass, Japanned, Tin and Pressed Ware, Rivets, Kettle Ears, SolderinarCoppers, Ac., Tin Plate, SheetIron, Copper Ware, Ac., Ac., Turners' Tools, and Machines. [Sept. 26,1855 dwly

Rare Chance for Traveling Agents.

-I Afk AGENTS WANTED to sell Morse's

vU Ne* Railroad and Township Map of Indiana, just published, containing Counties, Towns and Railroads, with their stations and distances, in sheet form, size 34 by 26 inches. The most accurate Map of Indiana extant.— Sample copies sent by mail,port-paid, to those wishing to become agents, on receipt of 37 cts.

Address RUFUS BLANCHARD. 52 LaSallestreet, Chicago, Ills. Oct. 2d, l85S-dw3m 37 Newspapers inserting the above, shall receive a copy by mail, post-paid.

CHlCAeO BLANK BOOK KANUFACTORY AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.

A & 0 E IM LAKE STREET, CHICAGO

HAVE

o»a«t*ntlj oil ham' an -rumen* stock at wholesale and retail, of Blank Books of every variety for Coonty Officers,

The public are invited t* c«miw tmr «tw

rhich wc nfltsrat reaA««natk rates Sept 26, *55 diwly

Railroad Officers, Baukers. Merchants, Ac., WILL i»eH two improved lota, one vaaad make to order at ahtrt notice, BLAXK cant lot, and half lot, chcap, for cash, or on WORK, Rruo sod Patrr*». to every pattern, time, to HJIt purchasers.

aod in the beat style, nnaurpauised tn Maniero j^itnsted between the Canal Basin and the A!or Westers Sates. Also on hand ton Railroad Depot, and will be sold at a bar* 1000 Ream* Cap Paptr, ruled and plain. gain. Apply to T. E- CASTO. 1000 Letter

500 Commercial oote paper230 Aaaorted note paper lor ladiea. NOTICI3!! 40',000 Envelopes—all varietiea Wedding' 'TiHETtiiKlrhifoeil, woald Stationery, beautiful style*—Printers' and hebw parefcwed of Ot Binders' stock Card Boards Binders' boards 5lraw Boards Card, all eoler* Ruaaia Leather Kews Inks Book Ink American and Eoglt&h Lsatltera Colord Inks Book Muslin Marble Papers Wriuuslnks Drawing Papers Traring Papers Tracing Linen Drawing Instruments and Engineer*' Mate* rials.

4*, I .ft.'

Of our FALL AND WUf-TRR GOODS, which I in Quantity, Variety of Styles and Cheapness Are just right for the times. »0«r Stock com I prises as usual a great Variety, of which we mention f»-w. W» offer a full Stock of

Oloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Flaniiels, ricbinps. Shirtings, Ac,

(iA

heavy stock

•of Priuts, Muslins, Bngs, Ac. I FOP the. Ladus ..

a" cl^?nt

or Hlack nu\

-J «**»PC3* DRES» BILKS, Merinos, Oa-shvinrros,

a aaaa .»va VI Trimmings Collars, Sleeves and Tiimmings—Cvunpri.Colored Plush and Ombres Velvets Black

Tiimmings—Coinprisiiiir, Black. Fancvjv**. Paging' and. Inserting*: Ribbons,

Also, an assortment of

tes, consisting of Valenciennes, Maltese, Together with Groceries, ns usual, viz: Passe, Cambric, Swi?a and Lace Collars

Cambric, Swiss and Passe Sleeves, and Chemisettes Plain A Embroidered Handkerchiefs Dimity. Swiss and Cambric S •"Bands and Flouncing Black Silk Lace^ g| and Fringes. S

Dv-

Lames: Muir Ant ique, elvet and oihi-r Dress

that cant he beat. A good Stock of Notion*. Glove.*. Ho-rrrr, tc. A heavy stock of BOOTS AND SHOKS. of all quantities and stvles. Also, of HATS AND CAPS.

CJ» I3E153 31

Te:i, Dotfee, Sugar Spiccs, &t\ All were bought in the best markets and will be sold at small profits for Cash and to prompt payers. W III PPLE A FOOTE.

Pnff(1„ Snrror SnifftQ fr/.

Oct. 10, 44 wly No.9. Warren's Block

-Encourage Home Enterprise,

1.^0

^Gentlemen's Kid, Silk, Lisle and Cotton room, lately occnpiod by J. M. Riddle fc Oo., on U:e Gloves Woolen and Cotton Hose, all colBrick Block, Bast or the Post Office, where I intend

Farmers, Agriculturists and others, I would sav that I have taken tlc commodious .stoic

may serm tt

justify aSeed Store, on an extensive scale, both by Wholesale and Retail. The best or articles will b" kept, which I will feel safeto warrant, and tlicy will oo sold at Maiuifac* ,turers prices, adding freight only.

TTT* Cash paid for flax seed, and premium offered for ail valuable and choice seeds. JOSEPH COOPER

N.B—To my friends and the public at lnr:e. I wish to say that my Connection with Mr. James T. Moore, in the Stove siness.has been discontinued, at my old stand in the Warren Block. I have iftained some of my best workmen, that have been with me about ten ycitis, by which we are enabled to continue the Stove, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron business, in all its brauchrs, In a good and workmanlike manner, at tho New Store, as above specified. All Stoves sold by us Warranted and Repaired, when necessary. 1 with much plcasme return my thanHsto theptiblic fortheir past liberal patron je, and hope that by closo attention to business with a determination to please, and being prompt to engagements, that I may merit the same liberal support in my present location.

JOBBlNGdone as usual. JQ* Cash paid Tor old Copper, Brass and Pewter. IRA GROVKR. Sept. 25, 1855wly.

"AGAIN WK ARK WITH VOL AR.\OI.D & CO.. A RE again prepared to show their friend", a"d all who may call upon them, the most, complete and beautiful assortment of CLOTH1NU in the city of Terre-Haute. It is well known that wo are nut in the hnbit of bragging over our stock—for we always let the Goods speak for themselves—but tlii's season, we must be permitted to say that, we nre better prepared to meet the wants of our friends than ever before, and all who call upon in, will find that we can suit them,both in quality nnd prices.

OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING is the largest in this city*—embracing everything tn the clothing line—and we are determined, not, only to sell as chenp a* others—but cheaper than any other house CAN sell. We know all those who bought their CLOTHING of us lust year, will call upon us again 'but to all others, we say, fry us.

When you come to town, walk right into tho Cheap Store at "Water Melon Comer," and let us satisfy you that oar's is TUB place to buy your Clothing.

We have now two Stores in Terje-Hnute, ono at the well-known "Water Melon Corner," the other, one door west of the Southern Bnnk. and next door to Ilulman'a Wholesale Grocery,

We have also, in connection with our Store, an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, presided over by Mr. HARTSOCK, who is ready at all times, to'wnit upon his friends with very tine and large assortment of piece goods, of tho'latest styles. Any Garment will be made to order at short notice, and in ihe best stvle.

O* REMEMBER, wc warrant every article we sell. tfJ' COUNTRY MEROHANTS can here

r"p'cni*h

a privntc School for boys,

in the city of Tcr.-c H»ute, on MONDAY, October 1st, jr'ij. The ordinary lirinclies of nn Kuilish education, will be IMorou^hly taught, and in addilon tlierto,student" will be IS^truct^d In l,st'.n and Greek, and ID the higher branches of Mdiiiematics, Chomlriliy, Natursl Philosot4iy. Att ono ity, Phyciology, Geology, &c. Kfpcc?al psins will be taUeu, lohavc acholars endfivtsnd thoroughly the principles of the various sciences,tliey may pursue whilst under hi* charge.

their Stocks itL prices as low, and

upon terms as reasonable as those of any Western market. Terre-Haute,Oct. 6,1855 w-ly

E N A S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

UMi TOillf No. 10, Kant Fourth Afreet, between Main and SI cam ore Mts

CINCINNATI.

TS rtow receiving a large Stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS, Curtain Good», Oil Clolht, jrc., 4-c., for the Fall trade, to which he respectfully invites the attention of the public. [Sept. .r, lt*55-3!).w6n)

FACTS

Worth Kemembering!

1article

ST. That we urn mannfacltiring a better of Cooking Stoves, from a very lnrgc variety of patterns, thnn are kept at any similar establishment on the Wabash. 2d. That we are selling them very clieap— cheaper than as good an article can be obtained elsewhere. 3d. That they are fully warranted, and that we are always prepared to repair them cheaply ard substantially, at short notice, having the plates, or pattorn to make thcra, always on hand. 4th. Thai a Stove made at a distance is not worth half as much as one of ours, for when aplate bresks or burns out, it uses up the whole institution, as it costs more lo repair it than to buy a ne»* one whereas, we can always fit a plate into a stove of our own make, at a very trifling expense. 5th. Our STOVES arc thicker, and consequently more durable than those made farther East, and not liable to fire craks.

Now, friend, if you want to be happy, and make your wife and children happv, come to the fountain head and get the genuine article, and you will always invoke blessings on our heads as public benefactors.

GROVER A MADISON.

Terre-Haute, Aug. 8, 1855 35-wtf

EDWARD HEMPSTEAlj," Wholesale CJrocer, No. il5South Water Street,

CHICAGO, ILLS.

O* Agent for the sale of Dupont's Powder. Sept. 26, 1855-wIy

MA805 & HEDENBUBG^" FURZIOX A»O i/oxurric

TIONS, Ac..

No. 4, Early's Building, Main Street. TEKKE-HAUTK, URU. Sppt. 26, ]855-w6m

Valuable City Property for

8ale.

The premises are

I Oct. 8. lk»5-dw6w (Jouma! copy.)

•Ute lli*t

Oeorce Vc*-

man«. Ms entlr* itoc* of Bungle*, Currtije#, tools sad fixtures ased st the "Dajrtoa Ctriiace Siiop," and bss permsnenttv located la Terre-Hsale, tud li prepared to rx««ote »ll kinds of work and rcpttrlnfc iafcisllne, up-

oa skort oolite. He has engaged tbc very test E««tera workmen, and bis toaterfal is all aelected. He •rill sell kin stock af Cs|ri«scs. now on kaad. v«ry lowf#rcwb .'.j Wa. O. SORTO.H.

Oct.», I«£3. I k*ia HU«r entire Istrrtii lo ll« llaytot (%rri*a? top. te Waa. ff. fmtnr, ant K' iviil p*y »U rfeliu .K«traete«l hy the t«KOt ofc VK.VMA.\S. ». ii, i»C»3

Mi£i