Wabash Express, Volume 14, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1855 — Page 3

Death of jB*n««lp^'

The following beautiful sketch of the death of that brilliant, but most incomprehensible man, John Randolph, is taken frqm "Party Leaders," bj Baldwin: "Randolph, it\ fast decljnjng health, reached Philadelphia, whither be went to take passage from that patt. He was too late for the Liverpool packet. He expospi himself to the inclemency of the weather, took cold, which aggravated his disease, and. hastened it§ fatal teroiination. He was put to fc^ed—hii* death-bed—-in J]is lodgings in the Oity Hotel. Tbetdios* yncracies which had, of late years espepeci^lly, marked demeanor, distinguished the l^te hours of his life. The sudden bi rst of petulence which disease wiping from him, the affecting kindness anu tenderness which disease could cot wholly kike from him the ranqbljqj conversation jn the intervals of aoutp suffering, in some passages as b,riljjar]t as ever—the last gleams of thp sinliing lamp the groaning bf remorse, which a review of his past life at the bar of a stern self-judgement, drew from his contrite heart in fervid prayer the hesitating hope the trust qualified by pelf-condemnation, in the Savior, whose name he professed thq concluding act, ere the cqrtain fell upon the last scene of earth propped up by pillows ho called up witnesses to the confermatiQn of his will provided for his slaves, and the last conscious words which ficed Ijis eye and braced his sinking frame as his skeleton hand strongly on the shoulder of hjs faithful ser7 yant, John, ar,d said witii emphasis— especially for this man." And then~ this last charge upon his conscience offrfiis mind wandered away to the light, atjd ^lie scenes, and the friends of the Earty »Duy and, the mutterings of the voice growing gradually fainter, as he passed pn into the thicker shadows of the dark valley, the fluttering pulse stood still, and

John Randolph, of Roanoke, was numbered with the dead. (June 24, 1C33, aged RlVtV U.- /J a 5»ssep.J

They carried him back to his sqhtary ]iorae and burried him—in death as in jife,'unsocial and isolated—in the forest pf Roanoke. In the soil of Virginia he joved so well laid the corpse of her faithful and devqted son. They left him to j-est after the long fever of his troubled dream of life was over, hi an humble and •'sequestered grave, betweei) tiyq stately 'jpines. There let hitf} sleep on! The \gloom of their shade, and the melancholly Sighing of the wind through their boughs, are fit emblems of the life which was "breathed out in sadness and sorrow,''

A TouifH WilnoM.

Prosecuting Attorney—'Mr. I'arks, state if .' you ploanc, whether you liaveover known the ^defendant to follow any profession.' 'He's been a professor ever since I've known

Jiim.' ".. 'Professor of whnt?? 'Of religion!' t* •You do not understand me. What does lie flo?' 'Generally, what ho pleases.' VJ •Toll the jury, Mr. Parks, what the defendant follows.' 'Gentlemen of tho jury, the defendant i}Jways follows the crowd when they go iu to drink,!' •Mr. Parks, this kind of prevarication will not do here. Now state how this defendant supports himself,' '1 saw him last night support himself against a lamp post.' 'Mayitploase your Honor, this witness -has shown a disposition to trille with the

Court!' Judge—'Mr. Parks, state, if you know anyfhinjf about it, what the defendant's occupation is.' 'Occupation, did yon say?' tionnseh—'Yes, what's his occupation?' 'If I ain't mistaken, ho occupies a garret somewhere in town.' 'That'sall, Mr. Parks.'

Cross-examined.—'Mr. Parks, understand you say tljQ cjefendnnt is a professor of religion. Does liis practice^ correspond with his profession?'

I never heard of any correspondence or letters passing between thorn.' 'You said something about his propensity ''"'furdrinking. Does he drink hard?' 'No I think he drinks as easy as any man

I ever saw.' 'One more question, Mr. Parks. You have known tho defendant along time whatareliis habits', looso or otherwise?? 'The one he's got on now I think is rather tight under the arms, and too short-waisted /or the fashion.' 'Vou can take your seat, Mr./"arks

Inalienably II Iff in* of American*. The following are not enumerated in the Declaration of Independence:

To know a trade or business without ap prenticoship or experience. To marry without any regard to fortune,

stato of health, positiou.'or opinion of parents or friends. Tj kjua wife and children dependent on th'e com^JjencIes of bjjsinjjss, and in case of sudden death to leave them wholly unprovided for.

To put on hireling strangers the literary, the moral, and the'reli children

ligioua education of our

To teach children no tjra^e, hoping they will have, wheu' grotvn up, wit and sagacity enough to live on the industry o^other people.

fairly Opeped.

To enjoy the general sympathy %hefl"1tiade bankrupt by reckless speculations

enjoy the gci rupiby reckl

To chaat the government if possible. To hold office without being able to discharge,its dviU,*$. build houses with nine and si? inch walla, and go to the funeral of tenants, firemen and others,killed tyv their fall,and weeping over the mysteri^ya ^ippeos&tion of providence.

To build up citiesaud towns without parks, a a a a iv 9 *1

THE

'I'lio following despatohes are the latest news from the elections: New ¥»rk Kl«ctlen. /i N*w YORK, NO*. 10.

Returns aje now complete all ejeept four counties. Heaaley, Athenian, for SeereUry of State, has a plurality of nearly 10,000 over the vote for the Republican nominee.

NKW YOUK, NOV, 10.

Tho warkct for Flour is without important change in the better grades, bat thfe common and medium grades are felly Is. $Tbbl. higher. with a good demand for home use, and a fair in

MA LWU

at $s tra State Western $9 to $9,37 for comraon to low fefade* of extra Ohio, and $9,75 to $11,93 for extra Genesaee. Included in the sales were some jJOOO or 3000 bbls. of State, taken 00 specula lion al prices within the range. Canadian is dull sales of 3$0 ll?k.at |9 to $10 for super tine to best extra.

Wheat does not exhibit rau£h actlrtly, and prices are easier for' buyer*! The export demand 3s limited.

Pork is unchanged, and the demand is fair, with sales of 1,500 bbls at $29 50^53 75 for

mesa, 21 (g2l ^5 for prime 1,000 bbls, all for February next, the buyer to rive five davs' noticc. sold at $1 50. Beef ii^in moderate demand, with sales of S50" bbls at 50^950 fOr country prime %i I S0tf®l2 50 for do me** $15 50(o?l§ for repacked Weataro, and $14 50 for Vermoat mesa. JSe& hams are quiet, sale of 56 brla at $15 for State* $14 uOfor Chicago. -C

Leaistaaa Bt««tt«a( N*w OatKAs*. 10.

Eustis, American, is elected fran tfeFirst

Jfothiag as vet, has been hcad from theFo

v&i-

Vf a

(Correspondence of the New York Daily Times.) more False 'jFrieitila to Kansas—Col. Lane attA M*

PoJicy-TUtCanmaipu

KANSAS, Get. 26.

Since the"" reverse of the pro-si a very party in Kansas, brought by its own outrageous and illegal course, the free Stale men a^re exposed to a danger of different kind, but almost great. It has been for some time a spjtffcd thing that if the people of the Nor and Congniss do half their duty, the fear of Kansas becoming a slave State is unfounded, Reconviction fcas operated favorably to add to the numbers of the party: but in doing so, has maae apparent the danger I allude to—that of Demagog^aj. l^any who had never before been pro-slavery their sympathies, or had declined taking sides, now are the loudest voiced of all for freedom and the addition thus made to the ranks of the free democracy in Kansas, white it giv?s

superficial air of strength.

stiU Drings in elements of the most dangerous character. It seems that wc are destined to be the victim of sham .democracy. ISFot only must we suffer all things but death from the hands of a democratic Administration, affording aid and comfort to such demopratic gamblers for office Xlchison, but the moment tho tide turns and freedom becomes popular, we find fastened upon us in the capacity of a self-constituted leader, one of the mostinveiHevAte and unreliable of those who are at once friends of the administration and of its victims.

Col. Lane, of Indiana, is a worthy pupil of that political school of which his State has been the nursery, and such men as the late Senator Whitcomb, and J. D. Briglit, and Josep'h A. Wright, and William J. Brown, (the man "who sl\ook his head,") have figured as apostles. If demagogueism has ever, in a Northern State, been feduced to a pgrfect system, it is by that school. And when Colonel Lane first came to Kansas, a)l whq knew his antecedents and the proclivities of his faction, understood that lis had come for emolument apd honors. When, at first, he ranged himself on the side where Gov. Shannon now stands, as an advocate of "National Democracy?' and "Slavery in Kansas," nobody was surprised, because that was thought to be the winning side. But when, after a while, he began to hesitate and to retract, it was a good indica^ cation that he felt the ground sliding from beneath him and, whon, finally he shifted atyiut, and fcjegan to clamor violently for freedqm, it was a reliable indication that the reaction

long

LOOKED

was

suc^

The tactic? lie lias'''.employed are characteristic. ifc had the address to procure the appointment of Chairman of the Executive Committee of the free State party a position which gave him a first rate opportunity for intrigue. For a time he succeeded by promises and flattery, in attaching to his interest many of the younger and more aspijrimj members: but the mask is slipping aside, and the real motives becoming apparent. Some recent revelations, too, in regard to his moral character, have excited profound disgust and that, in the confidence of his friends.

It is under these circumstances that the free State party commences its waiter campaign. I should not have entered into these particular5, but for the fact that Lane's name will go forth t,q the world as a prominent leader of the party, and, where he is kuosnj, m^tejri^lly shake the confidence of good men in its integrity Let it be understood that all the sound, Patriotio Free State riaen who take part in the movement, disclaim his leadership be is now only tolerated. While we ha.ve such men as Gov. Reeder, Gen. Pomeroy, Dr. Robinson, Judge Smith and Col. Roberts, we shall go no further in instrusting power to Laue. than necessity comnel« VOX. .1-

Romance pf L,lfo

We heard the paticulars yesterday of one of those strange 'episodes in life in which the old adage of 'troth is stranger than fic tiot),' was fully illustrated. About six vears since a ladv, named Mrs. MarthaAVood, ac conjpanied "by her son, his wife and a couple of children, arrived in theeity of New Bodford, Mass/ She stated Q)at me was a widow of some twenty-four years' standing, her husband having been a mate of a whaler had been lost at sea.

The family have resided for the greater portion of the time on Liberty itraet, Mr. Wood, her son, working at h« trade which is that ofa cooper.

Yesterday morning a grey-headed and care worn man exiled at U»« restdece of the family, and seeing Mr. Wood, inquired for the widow, who wing called into the room, while gating intently 00 the 'stranger, whose eyes We're axed mournfully on her, asked to know Jhis business. 'Do you not know me, Martha?* said he, and as the sound of his voice, like the memory of an olden melody met her ear, she gave vent to a hVsteffcfcl cry arid fainted the arms which' w#e open to receive her.

Th& bile is soon told the ship in which he had made his last voyage from iSfeW Bedford

was cast away in the Soutfi Sea Ialands, and he was .ohe ial the lew who escaped a' watery grave'. After endaring aJraost anlieu*d cf privations. he succeeded after thirty yean absence, in reaching his oatire city. From a brother of his wile he learned their present ioeatian, and arrired here to find her whom h* left a yoang and blooming ,bride, far advanced in the middle of life, while the infant upon wfeo^iip*,'vhea h4 last caw him, he had imprintea a fathers ku», and who could

then scarcely?isp his ««eetwas now a stalwart man, and the head of a family. How many hop«s udjip must have agitated the heart of the ola mariner as he again act foot, after his long pilgrimage, upon his native soil. —CU.

BxLTI*ORKt Nov. JO Flqffir declined

HU 'iil 'Iti

PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.: We have ^r pale, a second-hand Superoyal Hand Press, with platen ^3 by 33 inches. The press i» in good running order and does as fine veor'f as any hand prpfts, and will be acid, low for cash.-

Prefc. Wo®d'» Hal Measoratlve.. Wc invite special attention to the advertisement of this article in another column of onr paper. It has now been a Utile less Uian two years 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 now stands at th'e head of all remedies of the kind." K'oristhis result at ail surprising when it is remembered that distinguished statesmet^/as'well as manV members of the medicaP' profession, indeeii ladfije and gentlemeit o{ th6 highest intelligence", in allparts of the country testify that it has'aod will restore the^air,cover the head of the bald, remove all dandruff a,nd "inching, and ail diseases of the ncalp) and i«orp than all, preserve the hair, if used for'toilet" purposed, both in color and from falling out to any Tmaginable age. Reader try it. Gall and procure one of the circulars from the a^ent. and wte -think you cannot doubk J3ee aiso the advertisement. fl^'Por sale by P. M. DonpelTv, TerreHaute, Ind. •.

Oct. 10, '55 diwly

thin? of bc&utf

I* joy forever."

TAKEN

for had arri

ved, Jnd that the slave power had retreated before the firm front presonted by the friends of Liberty. As an indicator of popularity, sijch men are useful, but in every other sense injurious. And though the accession—for such it must be called of Col. Lane at first inspired hope and gave a fresti ipiptjlsp to the cause, yet it was soon evident that the advantage was dearly puchased and was followed by demands of prompt payment and that the end and aim of the summerset was a United States Senatorship.-, The audacity of the demapd

NoV. Iit-w3w

So san» the gifted poet Keats. What can be more beautiful than a fine he$d of Hair, that noblest of- natureU adornments. W'10 that is young, but values the iuxUrisi-t ^ocks of youth, and would preserve them and who that is old but would avert baldness. To all such we commend LION'S RATHA

IRON

univer

sally acknowledged to be most valuable and the most delightfully perfumed toilet article ever pn tred. Be sure and ask for LYON'S KA.THAIRON, to guard against the valueless imitations and counterfeits, which have lately been put up under somewhat similar names.— Sold everywhere, in large bottles, for only 95 CCUtS. -w^.ivr

Fenkoop & Co.***?

... proprietors,..^' be re N or

Nov. 1, 1855-wlm

DIEM,

In this city, on the morning of the 13th inst,, JAMES WELLS, infant, son of JAS. B. aud MARY A. JSPMUNDS,aged 6 months and 15 days.

On yesterday. Nov. 11th. WILLIE W. WAB-

REX,

infapt son of Dr. apd.l^. J, Warren, aged

ESTRAY NOTICE.

hp by Thnmas Reed, living in Linton township, Vigjo couutv, Indiana, one estray stper, supposed to be three years old last spring, marked with a crop off of qach ear and an nnderbit in the right. Said estray is a dark brindle, with Rome white on tho belly and tail. Appraised tq eighteen dollars by us whoso names are hereunto subscribed, Nov. 5, 1855,. JOHN D.E. PIETY, /y-f ZEMERI HUNT.

Subscribed* to before me this 5th day of Nqv 1855. BLUFORD STEEL, J. P. I certify that the above is a true copy of tho Record. ife*:*AND. WILINS.Clk

Nov. 1-1,1855.

Taken "Up.

BYtownship,

fairly tp astound

the sensible portion of the party." Iflyansas were admitted a State, according to the programme, some were willing to concede to Lane the Governorship, but it was coolly aj)swere4 fyy his friends that this would not satisfy him'.' ^otljing short of a seat in the Senate in company with Gov. Uceder, would compensate him for a few weeks service in the free State cause.

James Dickson,living in Sns^ar Creek Vigo county, Indiana, one small prey horse,about 141i«nds high, about 16 or 17 years old, appraised at $35, and we further say that this description and appraisment was made' without favor or affection, partiality or prejudice.

ANDREW RAOADS, njark. AUSTIN MEDAUGII.

Subscribed and sworn before me, this 20lli day of October, 1S55.JAMHS BEARD, J. P. I certify the foregoius to be a true copy of the Record. AND.WILKINS, 01k. ..

Nov I4.1855.t-3

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE

is hereby givef* that the under

signed has been appointed Administrator of the estate of David Uodgers, Into of county, deceased. be solvent.

Vigo

Said estate is supposed to M.S. DURHAM,

Administrator's Bfotice.

!VTOTICE if. hefetjy ^ivun that the undersign i-^l ed has been appointed Administrator of the estate of John Sliijey, deceased, late of Fayette township. igo county. The estate is solvent. WAt. M. SHUEV,

Nov. 14 w3w Aflm'r.

Administrator's Sale.

VTOTICE is hereby given that 1 will sell at ptiblic auction on Friday, Dec. 7th, at the late residence of John Snuey, deceased, late of Fayette township, Vigo cou nty, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of horses, hogs, jjattle, farming utensils, hay, grain,household and ^itchen furniture, Ac., se. A credit of twelve months wjll be given on all sums'over three dollars, the purchaser to give notes' wjth security, waiving valuation or appraisment laws. "v

WILLIAM L. SHEU1

Nov 14-w3w. fee $3pd Adni r.

NOTICE

is hereby givcu that I am now rea

dy to receive the several Taxes for Vigo County, for the year 1855, at my office in Ter-re-Haute.

The rates of taxation are as follows Rates of Taxes on each li00,

Estate only

Honey Greek Township

Prairie Creole Pierson Riley Lost Creek Kevins Otter Creek Fayette %_, Sugar Creek Linton f*~

.10c .10c 16c t)0c 8c 5c 15c 5c

........10c ........15c

For specific School pgrpbfees Hdney Creek Township...... 10c Otter Creek ......".'..16c

For Road Purposes: Lost Creek Township IJc on each Acr^. Nevina .. i|c f,

H. FAIRBANKS,

Treasurer Vigo Co., Ind.

November 13,1855-dwS tT Journal, Chatter and Star copy 3 week

DfDIANAPOUS IHSUEAHCS CO., INCORPORATED IK 1636.

APTHORIZBD CAPITA!., $2QQ,QOO. acRScw oMnn BmearuT TO ixmiha.

THIS

Coppany having been fully re-organ-iaed, is now prepared to isstie FIRE and MARINE Poiiciea at equitable rates of premium.

BO.VKO OF OlRECtOttS. Jo«x D.Dsnuaa, W*. M. MCOARTT, M^r. R. Ntxrsixesa, E. W." 0. Ellts, curt XicotAt

SaJHTES.

JL. R- Baowxcu* Sec'm. D. S. DANALDSOX, A*r*t, Terre Haute, Indiana. CJ"Offic«atU»eStore-room of RtrLxr & Da*

AUW^O*,

Slain street, north of the Court-Honae. Sep^' P. d4wlm

UNDER

JL which will be found of such value for the priceS| as to suit the most'Economical. -"BMteAITr ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' PRSSS GOODS—French and English Meria? no's, all wool. Gala Plaids, Black and

O Fancy Plaid Alpacas' printed' Cashmeres, fe^a»

2 Plain and Fancy Colored cL^i?es, Qing-H

UTrimmings—Compriaim?,

Colored Plush and Ombres Velvets Black a

A Fine Line of Black and Fancy Dress ^lks. Also a few patterns of Fancy Bro-

cade Silk as high as"$4,00 per yard. r. GLOVES AND HOSIERY.—Ladies' and -H Gentlemen's Kid, Silk, Lisle and Cottq^

GloVCs Woolen and Coltou Hose, all col-*^

Bleached

Irish Linens mestics. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS— All the above giods must be sold within NINETY DAYS, so be careful to be in time before the choicest bargains are taken. $. NIPPERT,

,,r

Farripgtcjij's Block,

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

BLOODE^ CATTLE FOE SALE.

THE

uudcrslgncd offers for «alo one

Oct. 31,18o3M7-w3ra

COMES

Attest AJ Oct. 3l",'lS^5 47-W4W

T. I.. GOULD.]

THOROCOH BRED

BuLt that bea proved himself an excellent »nimal. Also, severil calves tlint wilt compare favorably with any other Short Horn* in the Western tbuntr/.

The above animals can be geen by calling at the "Saadford Farm," on tfce Ifarth-Arm. road leading to Terre-Haute. CfiASi

«V

S^MUF.ORU.

.State of Indiana, County of Vigo, ss. Circuit Court, September Term, 1855. No. 4'/0—Otla Dell,) e$, Petition for a Divorce*^

Alexaudtfr Bp}},

now tfto plaintiff, by C.T- Npni.E, licr Attorney, onU it apncaVtng the Ctort, from the return or the sheriff

BW WILKIN'S, Cl'k. fpr's fee 8?,50]

[ARBA HOLMES.

Boiler Malfers, Ai Holmca' Foundery and Machine Shop, near the Railroad Depots, rpKBRK.jJA0TB |XD

-W a, 4

O* Repairing promptly attended to. .sccond-hrinil "BOILERS bought and sold. «i~3) Nov. 1,1855. [48-wtf]

l*W.

P. SPAVliD™,

So. 4 Mechanics' Kow,Terre-Haute, Indiana, for W. B. JUDSON, TOLRDO, O.,

Manufacturer of Pine Sasli, Doors and

"AS MUMERATED BELOW ES

a S S 3 3 8 8 8 8 S S S 8 S 2 2 s«

(n St »m

a ri

Ad V.

I tfeAss 1

safci,

CaKh l*ricc of Sash*

Sitecf Siiiof S4»h for 12Light Pv"*f

for State purposes 20c 50c on each poll. for County 40c" 25c for School 10c" 50c for Sinking Fund 2c kr Library purpose 2jc 25c The Township ^axes are as follows fr.., Harrison "Township (butside the limits"

Pri"P*r

Light. Window. Lib hi. ®r lltnds [Kht.jslatu. 8bv 10—2 ft 4 in. by 3ft. 9X els'—$1 7S 9 by 12—2 ft in. by 4 ft 6 I R3 10 by 12—2 ft 10H in. by 4 a 0% 2 00 9 1 4 S in by S 2 & in 2 1 14—2ft 10}4'in. by 5 ft 2J* in*.—5?£ nbf IS—a fl 7« in. by 5 ft6?t ln».—8 10by 15—2 ft I0U in.by 5 ft ins.—0i£ 9by 16—2 ft Tkift.by SftlOKins—8^"' 10 by 162ftl0 10 by 18—2 10by20—2

3 99 2 30 2 40 2 50 3 60 2 75 3 00

Tiiin.nyiiiwxu".-— I0kin.br 5ft 10Kins.—6% miO^ii.bV^ftfi^ln*.—7i mioiiin. bV"rjt2Ji

Check Kail cent ertfa per All Sash inch thick. Oct. 30,1855-dw to l*t Jan.

NOTICE!!

rpHE undersigned, would «t»te that A behu porchutd sf G«orgeVe«miai, his entire stock of Boggle*, Carriage#, Wagons, tooU and fixtare* used at the "Dayton Carriage Shop," and has permaoentlv located in Terre-Haute, and i* prepared to execu teal! kind* of work and repairing in his line, open short notfee.1 lie has engaged the very b«#t Eastern workmen, and bis material i* all selected. He win Veil his atocJroTCarnages, now on hand, very low for cash WM. G. SOKTOR.

Oct. 23,1«55. I kave«ol0 my entiwi Interest in the Pay ton Carriage Pbop. fo Kortor, arul he will pay alt debts contracted by ihfe Shop

OEORGE YEAMASR.

Oct. as, l80S-4l«n-w1r-

New Goods—The Fall Trade.

EIPISY & SShaldsoh, (CictMi#r to If- Tmr*er.) !VOilTH or THE PUBLIC SqtABr, LI AVE received a appall portion of their LX late New-Tor}* pipchases, and will be con^t^Jilly receiving, Raping this week and the nejtt, until a verj general assortment will be tb store, suited to the wants of the country, ail bf which Vrill b# olSered at the lowest rates. For further ptrljcaUfs, see advertisements and bill* heraafter to be issued.

CT Walk in Ladies and Gentlemen Terra Hmnbe, Sept. 33,18»-dwly

CITY TAXES.

THE

F.Oonscitw,

R. BaowxtiJ..

JOHN D. DEFfikES, Pra t.

tuu for the city of Terre-Haute for t^ year' l^i, 'are ttojr due, and U^e Duplicate isljj my hands for collection. The law requires all city taxes to be paid to the Treasurer at ii# rfs*. The taxes are thirtyfive cents on each hundred dollars* worth of property—fifty cests poll tax, and one dollar on each dog. The same law reaaires t% Treasurer, from asd after the first Monday November, to enforce cojleetidna accordi ne to law, which will be stricjUy enforced, adding ten per cent, and cost*."

THOS. nOCGHTOX,

Oct.3, ltfii-3«-dw .Cit§ Trpuarer. Cfty papers copy sad chargt Citj..|

GOQJQ TIMES!

smastopol xs lakm. WABASH STORE

1 $30.00Qt WOrvTH OF Jof our FALL AND \yl5tTER GOODS, which DRV GOODS, CHEAP! in Quantity, V^lety of Styles and Cheapness

WE ARE I2f BBCElPif AT TnE WL AttL IA RSCfilET AT THE ,,,

Are just right for the times. Qur^Stock com

f- 4prises as usual a great Variety, of which we

HAVE received"the iuUawlng'O^otls :..joiention a few. YV-e' .c^r a ful\ Stock of lijCloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, T^eds, Flan tiels, Pickings, Shirtinga, tf c." A' heavy stock

Lof Prints, Muslins, Bags, 4c.

-^f I^adies

efent

Dr™

faftams. Prints of every stVleand qual.ty ^!nes- Mo.r Antique elvet and other Dress "ARABS STOCK OF BRESSAHD CLOAK ,Tnmmings Collars, Sleeves andEmbroidcr-

Black. Fancy ed,

A#D QA"^.

A very select assormont of Embroider »j (Tc^nr^ reargftrp pex •g iesv consisting of Valenciennes, Maltese, XogetlieT with Qrbcertas, as psiial, via:

oSHca'"^^,d5 Tea, Colfee, Sugar Spic'fs, fce. Chemisettes Rlain & Embroidered Hand" I All were bqug^t in the ^est markets and

assortment of B^ac^ ^d

S«1ks, Merinos Cashemeres De-

E(1S'aS« a»d

Insertings RiU^ons, &c.-

an asso men

•^and Fancy Colored Moire Antique Black and Fancy Silk Gimps and Braids. .t:. that cant be VA very beautifnl lot of Bonnet's and®) A good Stock of Notions, Gloves, Hosiery,

Bonnet Ribbons'.* ^jic. A heavy atock of BOOTS AND SHOES, 14 Plain and Fancy Triminpd Ctfofcb Tia\-ofaM quantities and styles. Also, pf HATS £mas and Cloaks.

we must Be ^eqnitted to say that we are better prepared to m&et the wants of our friends than ever belure, aua' who call upon us, will find that we cau suit thep,l\otii j.u quality and prices. yf

OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING is the largest in this city—embracing everything in'the clothing line—and we are determined, not only to sell as cheap as others—but cheaper than BflJ other house CAN sell. We know all {Lose wnd boilght Ejieir CLOTHING of us last, year, w'ill call upon'us again but to all others, we say, try us.

When you come to town, walk right into t](C Cheap Store at "Water Melon Corner," and let yis satisfy you that our's is the place to buy your Clothing. tVe'havo now (wo Stores in Tcrie-Haute, one at the well-known "Water Melon Comer," the other, one door Y^atof-tJje Southern Bank, and nextdoorto ltulmau's Wholesale Grocery.

We have also, in connection with our Store, an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, presided over by Mr. HABT-

SOCK,

ttie procfetst hcrtsih, that the

defendant was not foqtid: It »«,'therefore,-ordered hy the Court, that noticed the pendency of thismiit be given to tho defendant, fcy pubticistion in the Wabash Ksprcss, ft public newspaper or general circulation. printed and published in Vigp-county, Indiana, or three "Buccesidve publications,' ?ixty days at east, before the first day of the next {fetm of thw Court, that the said defendant be and appear in eafd Court, to bo hold at the Oourt-House, in Terre-llaute Vigo county, Indiana, on the first Monday of March ucxt, then and thnrc, on or before the calling of the cause for trial, plead, answer or demur to plaintiff's petition, orlhe matter* and things therein Hedged, tyill be hoard and determined in Ills absence, to which tini^ thjs causo is contiri

who is ready at all times, to wait upon his friends with a very fine and large assortment of picce goods, of the latest stylos." Any Garment will be made to order at short noticc, and in the best stylo.

ET REMEMBER, we warrant, every article we sell. iC? COUNTRY MERCHANTS can here replenish tlieif. Stocks at prices as low, and upon terms as reasonable as those of any Western market.

Also, a lot qf DRY GOQDb at- post.

dlers and Shoemakers recollect the place of the New Leather Store, vestoidcof tlie'square. Oct. 17 '55-wGui ELISHA. STEPH^N$.

FURST & BRADLEY,

MANUFACTURERS OF

JTP Wo are also prepared to manufacture work a theehortest notice, andin the most fashionable atylc. Sept.20, i83.-»-wlyr PECK & STAFFORD.

Admini^t ration.

NOTICK

AGAIN WE ARE WITH Y0U!t ARNOLD Jt CO.,

ARE

again prepared to show their friends', and- all who may call upon them, the :»ost Complete and beautiful assortment of W OLOTHING' iu tlie cify qf T.erre-Haute. It is

Terre-llaute, Oct. 6, 1855-w-ly w't

New Leather Store.

Tadjoining

lfir subscriber having taken the store room H. Ross' Dry Goods Store, two doors south of R. St. John's Saddlery Store on tlic west side of the Court House, and just returned from the Eastwith a }Vfjll selected stock of Spanish Sole leather, French'C^K Cochicharrel, pink, green and lining skins, whiclj will be 6old low for Cash or hides, and as ho has ip connection three Tanneries he intends tq sparo no expense in trying to keep a full stock of tfie very best of Sole Leather Skirting, Harness, Bridle and ]Jnper Leather, kips, calf, buck and pad skins also, A QQODx STOCK QP BELTING THONG leather manufactured expressly fur th'a't, }isc, and warranted all from my own Tanneries which I tlnnk will not fail to give general sat isfaction. I consider myself a judge, as' 1 am practical Tanner and Currier myself, pome

V.UV uigllvOli uiuinvv j" 7 deer and sheep skins, and sell yqu fts cheap as any other house in the city. ,«

is hereby given, that Che under

signed has been appointed administrator dp bonis non, of the estate of Charles D. Wintcrmqte, l$te of Vigo county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent.

ARETUS B. GOULD, Adm'r.

Oct-17, !855-w3w

Black Smithing., .r

THE

undersigned would respectfully inform thecilirens of Terre Haute and vicinity that he has opened a shop on Water street North ofUic Ciiijrk ilotjse. wl^ere lj.o ifiteijds carrying on Uie Black ^mith business. In all its branches. Particular attention paid to shoeijiig horses.

He also has a wagon shop 'n connection where any kind of wood work will be done in on the shortest notice.

OUR9they

will rebtore any

CHICAOO, ILLS.

Ilouble sub-soil T)ows constantly on hand. Orders for all kinds of',Cai1niges

,$fi^ons

"\T7 tfco qnilemigned, would re*pcctful)y InfofmYlie citizen*

and

Plows, promptly attended to. CONEAP FURBT, Sep^. 26, l855-w3tppd. DAVID BRADLEY.£

New Firm.

MM*

fit

& Van Horn, wllr continue me gamo nusineaa ai mo old stand, in I'liceiii? RoWi No. 5, where we are now receiving direct from the East, a larpe and well atIccted atock of BOOTS".SHOES," &C.* which we are determined to sell at Ite lowest ciih prices.

JAMES HADDEN.

Terre-Hante, Nov. 6, 1655 dfcw-3m. g-V.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE. ft**** Fall Trade

WE J1RE A-OIT RECEiriXO OUR

purchases, this Fall,hare been heavier t)ian jver yerg before. Every depar^neiitof our business is crowded with the newest and best styles of GOODS. j7 *Q*'U& RETAIL ST O CK, I Includes the richest variety of all kinds of SADIES' DRESS GOODS, and also everything desirable for Gentlemen's wear.

Carpet &Honse-farnishing Department. In this branch, we have as large a Stock of GirpetTng*, Oil Cloths' and all kinds of HoaseFurnisbing Goods and can offer as great indocements in regard to varietv. styles and ~lhe Mountains.

prices, as can be found West of Daring the Summer we enlarged our premises, by the addition of a spacious room, devoted exclusively to

QtTEEHSWAiE AJTD PAPHE HAJfGtHQS. Th»« department is coir full b( n€Sr an^ ehoicp Goods, and is worthy the attention ql Svery body wantinft (CQod*ia this line. 09& JOBBWfl BEPAXTKEVT Is much mere ejtiotir«lh«) utr before in all GNAWS GpODS, including BOOTS AND $HOESi and have never been able to sell on qnite

Are jpiticnlarlj repeated to call and ace oe ».nd we will satisfy them that nothing can be gained by going any farxhtr. *.. BVCE A CO.

Terr a a O 1 1 1 ... w-.#

DAYS' SALEU

SIXTY AT THE SIGST OF THE .cue

W B. TIEL1

WHS

.£*•

The LarVtlt ^tsek1 in IcrrcHniUe Fur proof o$'the above'yQU'have only to look in at our *dck\^ where you will sec our Hou^e crowded with customers from morning' until nierht.

It is is^lpss for \is to attempt a description of our stock In lfc'js'girdular4 suffice it to say that we have an. Immense Stork €»f Stnplp FttliKy

Ready-Made Cap', Furs. and soOie Hani ware also, a large stock of SPANISH St^E iuk! 1'PPEU LEATHER, and 6000 Dollars Worth qf Carpels*

ins rapidly. I stHHtse your restorative about twice a week, and shall sobtj iavo a good and perfect crop of hair. Now I have read-or these things—and who has not ?—but 1 have never deep hitherto any cano Which any person's hair was really fapno$ttcul by any of the hair tonics, &c., of the day, and it really gives me'pleaBure to record the result or my experience.—I hn-vt! recommended your preparation to others, auu it already has a large and general sale throughout the Territory. Thp people have seen iu effecU, ana havo confidchcp In'H. 4"

wbo

havo used it hero will co

incide with me-hi Vehat 1 have written. The supply you sent

US',

a# the wholesale agents of the Territo

ry is already exhausted, and daily iuquiriea are made for it. You deserve credit for your discovery. I. for one, return you thaulo for the benefit it has done liie. Tori certainly had desflailM','long, long ngo. Of cv\effecting any siicht result. 1 oongralulaip you thai your fortune'(and a large one) ia aireudy made.-

Yours, hastily,

•U* irr,

"J. w. BOND,

lu C,- Firm of IJond & Kellogg, Druggfsts, jjvxi.Paul, M.T.

I have used Prof. O. J. Wood'*' Hillr Restorative, and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair was becoming, as I thought, prematurely gray.but by the use of his "Kestorative," it has resumed Unoriginal color, aud I hav?,no„doubt,

Would,'therefore, recoinmeud its use to every one desirous of haying a fine color and texture to hair.

*-4.

Carriages. Wagons alid Plows, West Raudolp street, between tilinton and Jefferson,

"*3 'FT.

J|j* For ealc lp corner of FOuth'a'n

Terre-Haute,and

pI CKV* H. L. STKWAKT.

nnati by JOHN 1). I'AKK, •VVqfJnjJt, at manufacturer's pri

ces. N. —We put up f.luj Rcsjorativcs, both with and without sediinentj and tbjuk fbr'Wstorii}^ fplor, that containing sediment, the best.

QT For sale by P. M. Donfielty, Terre-Haute, Ind Oct. 11, 18W-44.dw-Jy

DRY GrOOBS, 8B0CE&IE3, HATS, OA^S, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

The Fall Trade,

SINCEreceived

our card of the 27th of B*pt., we have very large addition# to onr Stock, all of which arcnow ready for examination and sale. We enumerate

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-French and English Merino's- allVool, Gala Plaids, Printed Cashmeres, Plain and ra Ginghan

TRI*MTNO8—Compriaine, Black, Fancy Colored Plush and Fancy Velvets Black and Fancy Silk Gimps and Braids.

A beautiful lot pf Bonncta and Bonnet Ribboris for the winter!

A Fjne Line of Blddjf and Fancy Drew Silks" GLOVES AND HOSlfEJiy.—Ladies' an4 Gentlemen*s Kid, Silk, Lisle,Thread and Cotton Glovea Woollen and Cottijji Hoie, ail colors, and of every quality.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CUJTHS, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans arid Tvioseys Red. White and Yellow Flannel Irish Linens Bleached and Brown Domestic#.

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Rubber Overshoes, fcc., Ac. BAY STATE SHAWLS, SHEETING and Shirting. 57

NOTIONS—Looking Glasacs, Ac SJ* We profess to sen tfieap a* \ht (heapett, and we f-efpectfully invite .every 'boiif1 to call and examine our Mock and prices

ADAWS Bb

Now, as these Goods have to be jold whether they bring cost or not, will yo_j call and get our prices before going elsiwhe^e, and if the goods'arc cheap buy of us ana send on yoii.f vici^hbors, if they are not cheap weVTU never a^Vjcu to take our word for'trutli again."

Oil Cloth's, Oil

Dragnets, Matting. Ruggs, Oil Cloths, Qil ,' .M -t H™ Window Sha'des"," Paper Hanginjrs, and fine an« price. ''.f .•..•US Looking Glasses, maKiiig in'all ^s wc hate r. .. stated, without fear of contradiction, the lurgest stock ever offered for sale in Terre-llaute.

O* Small dealers iu City, or Country, will iiiike money by osalnining our stock before fbing to Cincinnati! as our Goods must be sold Wia'klN SIXTY DAY&.

W. n. TUELL &, CO.

Terre-Haute, fi^t. 3^, 1855-dw'im.^^ -.

PKO('£SSOK WOOD'S

A I E S O A I TR«P. WOOD'S HAJK KKSTOKAT1VE, is, ur Jt dt libt, the mu*l wonderful diacovcry ol tlii* ngt irf progress. The following is from a disthiguUlicd irfeWibcr of the medical Fiolesalou:

S-?. PACL,Jan.I, llwa.

Piior. O. J. Woo'o—Dear

s5r:

UnioHcitetl, 1 «enl

vou this certificate A iter being nc«rfy for a ion'time, and having tried all the liair restoratives extant, and having nS faith in any, 1 was Induced, on hearing of yours, id'iive it a, trial. 1 placod myself iu the hands of a barber j:fd with a good stiff bri and well rubbed glow, "i'liis I repeated e..w weeUs tlifc young hair appeared, and grew liipiui) from August last up to the present time, and ia now thick, black, and «trong—soft and pleasant to the touch whereas, belore it was harsh and wiry, what little thcro

JOUIU BL'-'KINT*'.! A.M

knitr. »f-

•Biltes ¥nd Com^i^i0'!

or Western Sates. Also 011'hand 1000 Reams Cap Paptrj ruled and plaiu.^ Letter -f

10Q0 500

of it, wul this was disappear*,

^Ij0hAK^^(|n(i juneOO.lPr..').

Messrs. O. J. Wood Co., GentV! WuV(|of the 13th inst., came duly to hand. Enclosed,please And it belli the amcunt for Hair Restorative. I have sold it all. II you choose, you may send mo six dozen bottles Hair Kestorative I think I can sell it. It has worked miracles In this place I sold a man si.-: $ 1 bottles who tyfta bald, and it fetched the hhtr out all oyer hir. head.

VooWv vflry respectfully, ur M. H. GKIDLE'V.

C*«LFT.«, Ills-,-June 27, 1853.

Ex-Senator, Uulted.States. ___

i. r1 VinrsNKCs, Ind., June 15, 1853. Prof. O. J. Woon. ''As you are about to manufacture and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, I willsiatfe, for whomsoever i». may concern, that I Itaub used it, and know othew who used it, that I have for several years bceirin-tljP'lM^Uof uslnRother Hait Rcntoratives, and that I find yours vastly

HU-

peiior to any other I know. It cntirciycleanscs the

{}cfcd°of'of dandruff, and with one month's

proper use: Manufacturers of Sasli, Blinds & Doors,

person's hair to the oriciual youth-1 ploorinir, Sidintr and Shingles. Building ia"§4s without1 dis'colorlhg tpatorial ol every dcscript ion, furnished at short 1 is W the fiandstliat Apply it, orthcdrcasou

WTiren uoropa: rttrUce, 011 rcasonnble terms Factory, Clark Street, Between Taylor and Twelth. Salos llooin 120, Clark St., Chicago'.

Sept. 2G, lt5.r»5

Lnns, June 28,1833.

Ptol. VVOOD—is you arc about ttf preparf and vend yourrepeutTy discovered Hair Kestorative, and as you request my opinloh of It, 1 will state that my hair was, a few months itgci, vci crayi and afte-r using two bottles of Vorr IJajr Restorative, it assu' med its original color, and'sirt.ee its application all dandruff has disappeared from head, and 1 have been troubled with no disagreeable itching of the scalp. I am satisfied those who u«i It will not *6gret it, as it gives the appearance of having been recently oiied. I am nrcparcd, therefore, to recommend its use to ail who arc desirous of having a beautlfdl'toia of hair. 11U a I am, sir, yours. Ac,

A very fcelect assortment of Embroideries, be given, in t»ie use of the Level, Compa**, l'rausit consisting' of ValenceiHnes, Cambric, "Swiss }c?trtifH'-nt,l and Irficc Collars Cambric fcfld Swi*s Sleeve#!and Chemisettes BJBJJ) and Embroidered Handkerchiefs Swiss Sijd Oambrifc Bands and Flouring Black Silk Xace and Fringes.

RIPLEY DANALDSON, Main street, NortJi of tlie Square

T«^Tc-Ha^te, pet. C, I^5-dw-tf

Valuable City Property for 8ale.

time, to suit purchasers, situated between the Canal

ton Railroad Depot, and v.... gale. Apply to *t. Oct. 8,1«w-dw€w (Joonial copy.)

Xatif Wafts* Matt.

*HE sAdenrigncd will pay caaji for any quaStrtrorHrCKrORY NVTS, the bitt»pie no is delivered at tlieoil mill. Oct. 4, d^wlia JAMES HOOK.

Ww7w«t

Wfts6» TLTTLE, IVSt. O. IfTltUARI' KttKD. Tl'TTK. QKO. M. ORAV. TUT'J'LE, HIBBARD &'CO.. 45 South Wfitrr Street,

GRAHAM & BUCKIWHiV^li"

Commission Morcham

NF nR-OHLL*,\$S\

"11EPRESHNTED in TftW-Haute. 1V N Wi It tJrfcham. who will make IHjt-raiari-v^em' on shipments of f^our, (train, Fi'ovi.sni. !in^ other Wes\eru pruduc^, ^"iili.tlie. priV.U s^ o' sale in either of the above' rt^.ne'd ta 9ept.'9«. 1H66: d*w3nr ,t..

& ca vT:sf

OVi-UUJUJ/vl uU.

Importers r«nd Whuipsale A E S E E I A O

fri«is'Glassware, fic. 'v

Agents for all valuable PATENT MKI. Lard Oil, Alcohol,and Linseed ^factiirc?'s pficeiy,

,V .. i» •, »... dealers in all kins of n.sguorrcolyit« Matt O O S rials, and apphratvis,. Perfumery ant? Clothing, Boots, Shoes, flats, Artioipft." & Bonnets, Queensware, Groceries,! ^Eoflfer the above ^r^plesto l(ic U'adt* ofe

the most favorable terms', and suluviS the atte! tion of dealers (o one of the nuisl extensive and best selected stocks of Drugs -fn the West. All orders will meet prompt attnwtkm, Wit^i oncost efforts to please in-quality

1». JACOOQ$,

p. t. ACOUVB D. L. JACOBUS & BRQ (Sttcceitfors to /).

MAXUfAOTlRKllS or 9^

I'AS/JIOXA ULE FUliSITUJiE,« .' A*S» D15ALKR3 IX FUilNITltRE Of 1^'KKY DliSCRIVTlON.

No. 173 [rfkiSkreH,'

*s sept, a#,'tsssrdisni ?r. cirrcJGO, ILLS,

CHICAGO BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY AND ihi STATION£SY ESTABLISHMENT

A. H. & BUBLli*,""",. 122 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

H-^stoekconstantly

AVE on ham' an unnicusq at wli«lesule and retail, of Hlank Kooks'of every vJitifly for Uouifty Olticortf,

Commercial nolo pa|it:r.

200 Assoi teU notu paper ioi' fadioa. 400,000 Envelopes—all variolies Weddi^ Stationery, bcaittifhl stylels—Ptiiitcrs' ana Binders' stock fCai'd Roai'ds Binders' board* [Jtraw Boards Cards, all coders Russitt Leather News Inks Book Ink American aiuj Kuglish Leathers Col old Inks Book Miislin' Ma'rblo Papers Writing Inks Di'tiwinjr Papers' Tracing Papers Tracing Linen Drawing togineera' Mat^rials. f,: .Vs

The public arc invited To e'kamiilSGUj' stock which we olfcral rea-ionablc rates. Sept. 20, *i»3 «lfcwly V'

liUSiT & HAMBliK,

\ViiOl.KSALa .ASD HKTAl I. DKAI-KIIS IJf Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee Not ions, Millinary Goods, llbuso TrimiiiR Goods,

Gloves, Hosiery, Ac., Ac.

No. 141, Lako Street, Chioagoj Illinois Sept. ^6, l(s5& d«kV-

BENEDlfTlC MXLLOIlY & FARNAM, Manufacturers and dealers in Hate' Caput Furn an«l siruw Uoodw,

At Wholesale only.

No. 109 South Water Street, between Clark and Dearborn, 'A. GIIICAOO, I1.1.3. R. Bwitnfcr.1'-

E. H. MALI.ORY, Sept.'46, lb65 dvlypd E. T. FARNAM. S

ll. A. PITTS, -V

11 ors

Manufacturer of Threshinir Machines lowers,' Corn aud Cub Mills »tr West Randolph Stic

Sept. 2G, 1855-dwiy CHIUAOO, itt.s.

~\H1!()T & KIN(iMAN,

CHICAGO, ILLS.

I MPORTERSand Wholesale Dealers in EiijfJL li«h, cnnr.n and American llAllbWjlllU AND CUTLERY: VJfroucht and Cut Ni^ils, Spikes, Class, Japaurie'l, 11n and Pressed Ware, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Solddrinff Coppers, Ac.', Tffi Plate, SheetIron, CoppOr Ware, Ac., Ac., Turners' Tools, an a in S 2 8 5 5

Rare Chancc for Traveling Agcntg.-

I AA AGENTS WANTED t» sell Morse'rt J." New Railroad and Township Map of Indiana, just published, containing Counties, Towijp and Railroads, with their stations and distaheca,

I RFIFET

form, size 34 by 2G inches.

The most accurate Itfap of |ndi«ia extant Sample copies sent UV mail, post-paid,lo"those wishing to bccome agents, on recclpt of .17 cli,

Addrcsd, RUFTJS BLANCHAIU). 52 LaSallu htreut, Chicago, Ills. Oct. SO !85J dwrfin O* l^c'wspaftcr# iijserlinn the above, shall receive a copy by mail, post-paid

Prairie Cily High School.

rnHfc subscriber w}ll open a private Sthool f'irboys, In the city of Terre Haute, on MONDAY, Octobertut,ifeSS. 'i'iie*ordinal ),ran-I rs of an Kri:r education, will be inoroy

,^lil,anit1n i'l 'I'-m therto,«tu-

a 1 I I tjU W A, A IM ab .ft IT.

d«nt» will b# iaitructAiS i'n Uft'tir tfml (ireek, amf in tUc higher brancltes ef Manicinattcji, fift'lurat Philosophy, Antron'my, Physiology', f|eolfi?y, Ac. Kspecial palus will tic taken.

have scholars

ofldcrsUuft thorouglii) the primtjn'is of the various acleflcen.thcy may pursue whilst uuder his charge. To #tjch as may desire it practical in*lruzUiin will

11.«tfeeijbject of lb* oader*'."ncd, to e*«hl|«li iu Terre Hiitc.'a W1im

outbe residence. Kjt.90,d

ofthe-li e»t cha vier, a

tjtniud number of Strholars, ym be rcccivxdjwhom, he wilt devote hts undlved attention. JO* Por further particirtarir, apply to the undersigned, at the residence of Mr. W K.J. HALL, comer of Cth aud l'opiaf strceU.

If. SEWTOK UUKGAS.

itV.TK It IS S

Basj.ft\tMWtuv, Alex. Boarding Hchool, A lex a diia Va»v W*. J. Hxtt,, Civil Budr:' r.Terre llsulc, lad. C. B. Fisie.CMef lUfg. Gov.** Ohio Kail road, Uewis burg, V%. A.iitMKos. Jr., ^rifl. Assistant Engineer Oov. and

Ohio Hajlrosd. l,«"#!ifS«irs v.t. Tmm. J. HrKiio, PrerH Mlr,': 1 Bank, Cumberland, Msrrland.,

,s"«^

Rev. O*».*x»0 Hriro*. Brookevllle, Md. J,Srasa. Teactter. Coioaminson, J*'. J. ."'«/»

JAM

S. WILMS. Teacher Michuiood,

Sept. 22, l«:". I^w 3m

I'l

83" Land Warraata bought ana gcjjcrpjly! «ru 1 betaken a« will be given kept tat sale.

TK'I.

farm lop Sale, /.

rt" 10 improved—-uz bou»'-. 'i»o4 or'lUc% 1. Situated in Pfe^M.i Vi*o ad it or or

Apply te

WILL sell two improved lota, one v»- ntinTirt.f«iuB1.H-. cant lot, and harlot, cheap, forcaidi, or on t^ST^OCK OF CLOrfllXG, i„ Judge Toe amuut nr*, .. ... «. ".

Main

UL^If.'CASTO.

*°?ii H7/

Krn~CKKEBrTtkb'uT£

i'acui I'tsn.jM received audifor sale by 0«.s,Si,illw W*. HAOH.

«. UARBERT, A§'t,

{Pr. Cttycopy.)

Half-Pricc Clotitifl? Store

WEISfXiEHctoCo.. 11

TIAVE

just opencd a larjre arjd fashiona'-

1 in 1 1 S to re a or i'l s^rltt sba-' «ud

Of lib

itrtcta.4 T^cy jJJ ^l 'at

OLE S.I LB A XP RET A IF,

at prices almost to atjiJ, pnVfhasers. We also, kccj/ coivstahtly oh Ti-fbH a large and various aaaoHmefttdf

BOYS' CLOTKLXQ. I

'^*EH/LER

Terre-Haute, Sept. 27. lS55 .ini

RW SjL'PFLi" of A.Morton'M Gold Fen*, JA. with silver casees, and new ktyle of Desk Oases, for aale st

Bl."OKI XGH AM'S Book sk t:. "9 -i'm