Wabash Express, Volume 15, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1856 — Page 3

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KEV YORK GOSSIP.

From onr Sew York Correapondent.) "O Naw-Voan, Dec. 27, IS55. „Q,. W-.Holmes on Dry Bone*—P'ogres* of Civil-

Jization in tie East—'Mill Parkhurst and

¥tJ*jChilL.

Mtrrder—Rrlifion in the Penitentiary—

•^ffjSnmeihing about Monument! and Monumental mijWorth—A Slide on the Rats Pavement—Dr. jVcrqnet' Extraction of Metal* from the Human ^ZJtoay—The Holidays in New York.

One of the most amusing things to «i New Yorker is this frantic giration» and frenzied Hdicule of the Abolition pres*, when some unluckv "dongli face" averts lo tlie mutability of tlic American Union, or unwittingly hints of duties regarding its perpetuity—forthwith the Tribune flings up its "scar and yellow -leaf arms, and in a strain of sarcastic elo-

squence

yells "B»hooI Bohao!—fly to your

^council rooms or the country's lost!" Tlte New England society, of this city, recently selected 0. W. Holmes of Boston.. to 'deliver the eetni-cenlennial oration at their celebration, ("ontrary to certain expectations

Air. Hclmes expressed. a desire to see this kicked Union continued—he even in his speech had the audacity to advise New Yorkbrs to countenance the continuance of the in famous compact of'76. This was enough for the "onn idea" men! Greeley immediately (and rto doubt with a tear in his eye) scratched O. W.-Holmes from the roll of fanatacism, and mercilessly handed him down to a sub-edito-rial inquisitor, to be properly annihilated in the morrow's issue.,

Thereupon that consistent concern remarks as follows: "There is no telling upon what .principkjorators arc selected now a days •when aNew York society sends all the way ~. to Boston for a provincial Lyceum lecturer on dry bones to enlighten us on the duty of saving the Union iu particular, and to display his small stock of wit in general." If Dr. Holmes wag to retaliate he mightevince his superiority in the dissection of dry bones. It is a blessed consolation to thinkcivilization has hemmed fanaticism in with so many conventional barriers, or we would be treated to an Auto da ft now nnd then.

But although this is the ago of advancement and refinement, and all that, one is now and then tempted to believe some of the piriu of ancient, days have got amongst tis—civ itization i-doing a grealdeal for us—and so it is for the Chinese, (vile the recent accounts by the last steamer.) It is true we do not pa*s our children throrgh the fire to Moloch, nor have we ahy Ganges to receive their infant forms but We have occasionally a dark story told thr nigh the columns of the daily paper, that eclipsc.i even thope methods of sacrificing life.

As the murderous sngjestions of the Baker trial are put away, and the morbid delights of tho Kodora tritgedy are failing somewhat, we were just waiting for the last n.-w horror, when it came—-listen! Miss Parkhurst is. intrusted with a sickly boy, four years of age. whose mother i* dead, and whose father is in a distant land. Tho lone'y bit, lite tender years and delicate health of this little charge would have gained tho affections of a le-imnn—but. Mi-s 1'nrkhorst laid no claim to pfleminney, perhaps she graduated in (he Lucy Stone schoolshe remembered that to spare the rod V'as to fpoil the child, an4 in lu'r zeal she t-j ari'd in ithef. The child dies suddenly Miss Parkhnrst is arrested and in the testimony we sro told by her neighbor^ that the sound of the lash waa heard for f.tur hours continuously ..accompanied by the feeble wail of her victim. The doctor's examination proves the body to have been one mas* of tninuled cuts an hrtiiso*, nud also that, there waa inflammation of the brain and bowels—but quantum Suffieit.

Duublle-s society entertains fiends una•warts, but we must notallow the multiplicity 4if crimo to detfrtui.no our opinion of society, *r we might just now conclude it to be a confederacy of ilvnd*. Midnight assaults have of late become of uniform and successive occurrence at for a qnkit min to venture beyond the limits of some great thorough fare wt. night in as rahh ioi act as to trespass within the boundaries ofiftttlesnakes.

Appropo* of crime—by a rccen* report, we learn that there are nt present i» the Blackwell's island Peniteniiary,3Sil prisoners. MS) are protectants, 242 aro Roman Catholic*! In the Alms Honsethere are 280 protfstants nnd —inwardly digest—^963catholics! j.

New York will one day be designated us •"The Monumental City." and no disrespect to her sister either. She will be a monument of futile monumental efforts. If all the cenotaphs and collossal statues that have btten projected, were each completed and in their elinted place our city might boast ofornamenta •without recurring to its police or private stores! Bat New York menwments never take root. If perchance the initiatory step it tafcen, and a corner stone is planted, it is left to the dews of Heaven to vegetate. No city in the Union talks and speculates more of such things, and no city has loss of them. Perhaps futurity will witness a day of monumental rssurectiow, and our children's children will exult in a general sprouting of corner stones. Jist now a special committee of the Board of Aldormeu arc considering lite proposed Worth monument they are even eotiteraplaplating bids for its final construction, etc. Should their questionable seal result in any thing that will cast a shadow of fruition over a corner of some public park, I shall believe that the millennium is dawning, in which the Washington, Cooper, Lafayette and Jackson piles will germinate from their respective graves.

Bye the byr an obelisk ought to be pryrcttd commemorative of the bravery and martyrdom of the horses that crossed—not the bridge of Lodi, nor the Isthmus—but the Bun pavement,

It Would occupy too much timetotell of the noble forms thai have fell, and of youthful victims that have bit the dust—suffice it to state, the ghostly shades of sacrificed horseflesh have clubbed together, and in the form of a hideous night mare, stirred up Mayor Wood to the neee*$ity of grooving or annihilating the treacherous Rqss pavement. The truth is, Broadway might as well be paved with soap* •tones, *0 for a* regards a foothold.

Dr. Yergnes* exlrwrtioti of metals from the human body by means of electricity is attracting considerable attention from medical men. He baa opened an office in Broadway, where lie reccircs jv-, Seats, and I recently conversed with one who claims exemption from mercury since the use of this new and important discovery- 1 his will he a note of glad tidings to many, and if we can leave our mercury and its attending ills in the Klectro Cheratcal bath tub, we may welcome the Bttttrea Battery and the hourly shock aa something Iras dreadful than formerly. There appears to be ao humbug about this last etep science-ward. I myself have seen microscopic globales of mercery precipitated from the bath alter beiag nsed by »a invalid who had suffered for ytearafrcna Ji»na»inifK»il of this metal in hi* svsSeta,

A« I write the old year ia eking ont, and there is every probability if a jovial com mencement of the new. Christinas without, looked anything bat merry this year, to city folks. Santa Clans came to na in an oil cloth suit and umbrella-—it was a hydropathic Christmas! and when I say it rained solid all day, you will please sot interpret the assertion as altogether figurative.

However, though the holidays set in damp there is no lack of the usual fan about these times. A grand naval splurge took piaee off the Battery, in which the District Attorney was ringleader a crowd of emigrant runners were spectators, and the ship Northern Light with a supposed cargo of filibusters the victims. According to the proceedings thus far I take it it to be all a holiday juke, and a pretty good one!

Then there is the proceed iogs of the police investigating committee and the nightly exhiof the Common Council, which improve in humor as the season draws on. But enough for the present. Allow me to wish yourself and readers all a very Happy New Year. $ .ri*.,

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A. C. W

From our Washington Correspondent,

'ASHIXGTO*, Dec. 29, '55.

I am sick of this everlasting call of oames it is enough to wear out the patience of that man of bible memory. I have now leaned over this gallery railing until I have worn all the buttons offrmy coat, and holes through my elbows, and what has come of all this—nothing! and worse than nothing is likely to.— Fuur weeks!—think of that tabtf weeks -in this place, nnd without, ahy opportunity to turn an honest penny. Board, thnt lean get on the credit system, but not much longer but oysters, tobacco, cigars and whiskey, all require cash in hand. These I have been a stranger to for three weeks, except what has been begged and sponged. I am famished now for a chew of tobacco, I must have a chew of tobacco want makes men bold I could ask the President now for a chcw of tobacco calamity like mine makes men indifferent—I will have a chew. Ah! stranger, any tobacco with you? Now I am myself again that man sliall be remembered in my prayers. If I do get a place, (and I know I shall, I feel it in my bones now,) I will give that man's friend* tobacco until their cheeks stick out with fulness. This tobacco is a curious weed I.can live on short allowance, I can do without, oysters, I don't care a fig for whiskey, I am not particular about a clean shirt, but tobacco —who that loves it has courage to be without it. I could organize the House in short meter if I only had tho managementofthings 1 wo'd just shut up tho doors and lock them, drive the visitors from the galleries, and the moment the tobacco gave out, then the Speaker would be elected. I see the trouble every ballot each one takes afresh chow, and with their •lander up, as I know it must be, and a fresh chew, they will not organize—no, never! I feel just as Uiey do now stick to it my boys! There! if 1 didn't drop that blessed chew OHt of my mouth ritjht on the bald pate of that old fellow.. Now I am in trouble again, misfortunes never eome single if I have another httw I will keep my mouth shut. Now I'd organize, I would vote for any man, what's the differeuco. S'pose Fuller is a Know Nothing—I am a Know Nothing, I am. Don't these foreigners chew up all the tobacco in

out in raif-ing tobacco all tbbaccocheweM ought to be for Richardson on^that ground ^-there i* a principle all can unite upon, it is th- only Nrtional question the whole House ran unite upon.. "free Tobacco", that is my motto there is no danger of the Union on that question. But it wonV do to press this matter too hard I am for a compromise now.— These Hanks men are down on tobacco, that is they are opposed to negroes in Kansas, and some ot them are for negroes every wheTe else, and of all tobacco chewers deliver mo from a negro. It is against my principle, but ifl was a member, and out of tobacco, I would vote for Danks—principles are small things where there is no tobacco present necessities must be relieved your sticklers for.principlc are well fed nnd have tobaccd,

There! Ihe House has adjouned and

it-. S'pose Richardson is a democrat and wants negroes in Kansas I am for that too— tobacco would be cheaper Old Virginia is all of the bald, remove all dandruff aud itching,

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tion, I am indignant, 1 am mad, but worst of all, out of tobacco. OUT-SIDER.

Cincinnati Produce Rfarket. CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.

FLOUR AND GRAIN—A further decline was established to-day in the price of Flour, but at the reduced rates thore was an improved demand. The sales included 80 and 105 bbla. nt $7 ^5 80 do. at t7 10 160, 209 and 300 do., at $7.— In Grain, Corn is very dull at 38c, and Rve at 70o. There is nothing doinj» in Wheat of consequence prime red is not saleable at over $1 45.

HOGS.—The dullness and extreme depression in the Hog market, noticed yes terdav, was in part removed to-day, there having been an improved demand at the decline. The sales included 140 head, averaging 190 to 200 lbs at $5 100 at S 10 600, averaging 260. at 5 25 225, averaging 220, at #5 10, 200, averaging 200, at $5 500, averaging 210 to 215. at $5 15 800 averaging 200, at ®5 400 averaging 230, at $5.05, and 150, averaging 250. at 5.17. closing tolerably steady, at $5($$5 15 for lots averagtog 200 to 250 lbs- 7*

Ci/et&UIT, JaU 5

Floor—sales 230 fcbls. at §7. Oats dull at S0@3i Corn 48 Wheat $M5. Hogs —The offerings were again light to day, holders mostly contending for prices above the views of buyers. Good lot* could have been sold al$5@5 15. but ibey were held at $5 15@5 25.

For all weigh ng 200 and up wards 95.00. For 150 4,50.

lO* The foliottog is the Ct&gressioit* al news by telegraph to January 5th. The House voted twice for Speaker. The last ballot resulted its follows: Banks. 98 Richardson, 72 Fuller. 89 scatter iug. 10. The whole number of vote® cast, 299. Necessary to achoich, 105.

The House tbeti adjourned.

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Sir Jebn FraakMn'i Partr«Betiini •f the l4U| Explorer*. Mr. Stewart, who has returned with his party of explorers by lard, frooi the head of the Great Fish liivir, where l?,e chains of Franklin's party were said to be discovered, has bronght additional confirmation of the truth of the former statement.

On Montreal Island, where their explorations commenced, they found snow shoes known to be bf Euglish make, with the name of Dr. Stanley, who was the surgeon of Sir Johi^Franklin's ship, the Ifrebus, ctit in them •by a knife. Afterward they fonnd on the same island a boat belonging to the Franklin expedition, with the name 'Terror* still distinctly visible. A piece of the boat.containing the name was brought altfng with him by Mr. 8tewart.

Among the Ifcqoiir-aux were found iron keUles, corresponding in shape and sire with thjse furnished the Franklin expidition, and bearing the mark of the British government. Other articles, known to have belonged to the expedition, were obtained from the E&qnimax and brought by the party for deposit with the British government. No bodies, however, were found, or traces of any. The report of the Esquimax was, that one man died on Montreal Island, and that the balance of them wandered on the beach of the main land opposite, until worn out by fitigue and starvation, they one by one laid themselves down and died too.

The Esquimax reported further, that Indians far to the north of them, who had seen the bhips of Franklin's party, and visited them, stated that they had both been crushed between the icebergs. Mr. Stewart took especial pains to ascertain whether the party had come to their death by fair means or not. But every inquiry the Esquimaux protested that thi had died of starvation.

REMEDY- FOR THE FOUNDER IN IIORSKS. —L send you a receipt for the founder in horses, which I have never seen in print. I have used and recommended it forfif-

teen rents, and so far as my experience

goes.it is a sure and speedy remedy. jRn

rake ft table-spoonful of pulverised alum. pull Ihe horse's tongue out of hfs mouth as fftr as possible, and throw the alum down his throat let go of his tonge, and hold up his head until he swallow. In six hours time, no matter how bad the

founder, he will be fit for moderate service. I have seen this remedy tested so often, with perfect succcss, that I would not make five dollars difference in ahorse foundered (if done recently) and one that was not.— Cor. Country Gent.

Osgood Mussey, a son of the eminent surgeon, and a prominent writer for the

Prof. Wood's TIair Kcstoratlve. Wo invite special attention to the advertisement of this article in another column of our paper. It has now been a little less than two years before the public, and yet it has become from its intrinsic merit, a standard article upon the shelves of alniost all druggists, and the

Chester Herald says It now stands at tho GELLIN(J

head of all remedies of the kind. Noristhi^J

Its wonderful effect in restoring, preserving and beautifyiiy the Hair, and cleansing it

centa.

On tho 1st inst., by the Rev. John Leach

Ma. DAVID O. RtrSSKL to Miss MARY A-

Semi-Annual Report

\F the condition of the SOLTMERX BANK V/ of Indiana, Tor tbe six Monti* preceding the first Monday of January, 1858.

Ainoaat dae from Banks and othtn, rernitlUCM, SrC. Value of property necessary for transaction ot toil»en Premium actual. Expense accwoot Dividend* »»4, Mng $ percent, on capital stock Sight Exchanga CwttMJ v............. Gold aad Sit«er Coin. ..^K

heard of no sales. i?* Whisky—300 bbis. at25£e. At Ibis market, the price of hogs is very Tfiscilating—but may be put down as follows:

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Tax-p«pere will have ago »d time this year, a# they will have to pay taxes only I **4 Fosru^ on personal property. The assessment of $?«*. Vim C—*t9,8 S. *Sl expues. and no new assesstaeat can! c«ot« c. mT,tei«i»iryni. urawuxwrt h.HI ,• I tlnttwttU^CaaWer «TMM oe maae unni anotnei meeltng of the trg' gmag mion mm »it romrt »f nw4iai n» ui wialwe. Was tW people cm» stand iu kaowi^a aai treasury-eaters can.— ffrvokvilft nikiM Mm tM«

William 8. Mahaa va Thomas Toehe ..

Gathering together the relics found, the par Indentures, Ac.f either at his office, or in any ty set out on their return on the 9th day of art-of the city, at short notice. And in fact, August last. The return route did not vary intends to do any-kind of writing wanted, materially from that taken on their way

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CONSIGNMENTS

prgss. died suddenly, in Cincinnati, on store, giving privilege of sale in New Orleans, Wednesday night last. I

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result at all surprising when it is remembered ria*t I UxvtV. 1 UKIj that distinguished statesmen, as well as many

the country, nnd smoke up all that is left of members of the medical profession, indeed A ig no^etne •o1d^t°co«T roa CASH OHLY. Soil ladios and gentlemen of the highest iutclli-

and all diseases of the scalp and more lhau all, preserve the hair, if u.-ed for toilet pur-1 poses, both in color and from falling out to

any imaginable age. Readei try it. Call and procure one of the circulars from the agent, and we think you cannot doubt. See a'tso the advertisement.

U~ For sale by P. M. Donnelly, TerreIInnte, Tnd. Oct. 10, '55-dAwly

"Her sunny locks.

Hang on her tempi?s like a golden fleece." Shakespeare. To all who desire these "sunny locks" we recommend the use of LTON'S world renowned KATIIAIROX.

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19 ,000 12.9PI 9t 17^01 00 90*909 -.9

l9lUra 70

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Capital Ptoct, tbat utepOkited wftk Treasurer oi State, paid according to !*tr 5otesin ctonUtiM .....IIMUN

.iRMBtiiw 4e»o«toi»..... Anosst of Di*ideod deciared and Made, Spercent— Sarplsa Paad..

5W.W0 00 1J.« JAt 00 :»,«3 83

doe from Aatftor 9 W

U.OMOO IS^r 87

Dollar*

SaoMw of ike Officers of 0M AwoditiM or Buk-^ J. H. WttUAMS, Pm*t. GEO. C. 0UV. CaaliY.

Na8«« of perM»*» wbo fcave viiUnti Front Uw arttctea of uwciatiw, witMa laM MIM—C. M. Paller.

Sum BfuwMrtSjwtWiaw—J«i R. Wlinima. I. H. Haifcom, M. W. ffitlhaw, Xinmt M. Wt| Uaaaa, H. FEXW* WMUMBS.

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RSM, bKMli WUtaaaa, C. BwAael, &. J. WllMKM icy*. Cut aaA-lMW* f«t UM traamctSo* tTIM-to-wit: Fnsta o'clock «. 4 o'clock r. m.

IJIaimsry.MK. TUOXAS M, X&1&Q&7 j*a**ry Xeurj Wtm*

rJktt£ehment

Before L. Duy, J. P.

William S. Mahan having flM in my office hia affidavit setting forth that the said defen dant is indebted to him, that he is a non-resi-dent of the State of Indiana, snd caused a writ of attachment to be issued by me against tbe goods and chattels, credits and effects of the said defendant, and also a summons of garnishee to Phelps, Mattoon Barnes. Now therefore said defendant is hereby notified to be and appear before me, Lambert Duy. a Justice of the Peace, at my office in Terrs* Haute, on the 1 st day of February 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. M., otherwise said proceedings in attachment will be determined ih his absence.

LAMBERT DUY, J. P.

Jati'y.9,1856 w3

State of Indiana. Coiuity of Vigo, ss* K. estate of Sylvester Huestis, decease J, has filed his petition.to seH tLe real estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay hia debts, and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said county.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that William

Edwards, administrator of the estaU

Attest: AND. WILKINS, Cl'k. Jan. 9, 1856 5w3w

Notice—1To the Public.

Ssq., the

JSAAC M. RAY, Esq., has opened his Magistrate's Office on the corner, north of Jacob D. Early's corner, in the city of TerreHaute, where he may be found late and early, ready and willing to attend to any business required of him in his official capacity. He will give particular attention to the taking of depositions, making out and taking the ac kuowledgement of Deeds, Mortgages, Leases,

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north. Mr. Stewart has occupied the whole He will also give particular attention to the time since in reaching this city—having come collection of debts, with or without process of by the way of the Hed River country, and of law, and will at all times aid in settling having been absent in all about ten months.! difficultie^between neighbors, vithuntlaw.— Mr. Stewart left St. Paul yesterday, en route He will attend to the sale or baiter of real esto the Hudson's Bay headquarters at Lacine, Canada, to submit an account of his adventures.

as drawing op Contracts, Affidavits, drc.

tate on commission also, the leasing of houses for landlord and tenant, and will be reasonable iu his chnrges. I. M. RAY.

Jan. 8, 1856 d*2w-wlm

lEspecial ftoticc!

ALL

those knowing themselves indebted to me, either by note or book account, will come forward and make immediate settlement

their accounts will be placed iu the hands

r... of officers for collection.

JAS.O. ADAMS.

Notice!

A LL those living in the corporation, that nMie books in their possession belonging to the Township Library are requested to return them witnout delay by so doing they will save me sdirietrouble. ,,

Jan 3-dwlw &. ALL£N

"WILLIAM H. MARTIN^ (Late of Buckingham & Co., Toledo, OhiiT.) lartoarliinfl & $0iumissi0n Itcrrlranf,

AND

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TGBKEHAIITEt

Dec. S«, 1835-3-3w [pr's fee #2,50]

from Dandlufif and all other impurities, toge'th- to^^T. Vigo.wonty,!nd., on the ., .. «. ,.J. I 26th dav of January 1856, the following named erwithilsdel.ghtf.il perfume, have rendered

it an ir.dispensible article of the toilet. Its cows, young cattle, and stock hogs, farming immense tale snd unprecedented popularity, utensils, household and kitchen furniture, h«ve itth. dioic««l .lid most bcoefl-

cial preparation for the Half, ever made. I Terms ef Sale.—A credit of nine months will Sold everywhere, in large bottles, for only Si be given on all Bums over three dollars, the

HEATH, WYNKOOP A CO.*

63 Liberty atreet.New-Yoik.

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Administrations Sale.

NOTICE

property,

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MAND A STEEVENS, all of this city. ceased, all his personal property, consisting of horses, hogs, cattle, corn in the crib, farmOn the 31 st ult., by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Ma. log utensils, household and kitchen furniture, S. R. OILMAN to Miss LUCINDA MARTIN,

etc.

all of this city. A credit of twelve months will be given on On the31stult.,by Rev. I. N.Shannon.Mr. all sums °™r_rthree dolUrs, the purchaser WILLIAM WALLACE to Miss SARAH E. MAXWELL, alt of this place.

Dr.

Atnomt ot Bonds deposited with Treasurer of sut* Note* di*coauted WH« of Exchange

Debt......

144^00 00 OS

IS hereby given, that there will be

sold, to the highest bidder at the late residenceof Evan Simmons, deceased, in Honey

to-wit: three work horses, milch

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solicited on which rea

sonable advances will be made when in

\ork' Buffalo, Oswego, "Toledo, or Cincmnati. (Dec. 20, 1855-dwtf

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T'OR SALE.—An interest in a Warehouse property, situated in a goi.d section of country, (forgruin, kc.,) on the Wabash aud Erie Canal, between here and Lafayette. For I arms, fec., apply at the Warehouse of 5 dwtf

Ooc 20,1855 W.H.MARTIN.

Assignee's Sale.

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AT COST AT THE

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E entire Stock of thi« ••t^Wii'hmpnt, consist-

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gence, in all partsofthe country testify that Main Street,Terre-Haute. it. has and will rjwtore the hair, cover the head Country IWcrclinnts will find it to tbcirin-

cheap good*, call at No. 4 E«rly'» Block,

torect to give UB a call, and buy their goods at Sew York Prices. LAMBERT DUY, Assignee. December 20,1853-d] w-w2

Sheriff's Sale.

BYCommonorPleas

virtue two executions lavued from the Vljto Court, and to me dircctnd and delivered, one in tavor of Jamec Cook and Lewi* M. Cook, the other in favor of Kdmond Orover, and both H^aiaat John G. Wmon, I have levied apou, end will off rat pablic'auction, at the Court'Hou** door in Tcrre-ilautc, on Saturday, the 86th day of January, 1B56, the rent* and profits for a term of feven year*, of defendant'* intemt in and to lot No. forty-one, (41) iu Koae'a addition to the city of Terre-Haute, and the house and building* thereon, and if the umr ihoual not sell for aauflicieutsum to satisfy ssid execution* and costs, I will then and there, offer tbefee simjJIs to the hiehest bidder,

L. A. BUR5BTT, Sh'ff,

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purchaser giving his note with approved secu rity, waiving valuation and appraisement laws under three dollars, cash in hand.

J. M. H. JOHNSON, Adm'r

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Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE

public auction on Monday, the 28th

®f January, 1856, at the residence of Da-

Sasseen. late of Otter Creek township, de-

ta give notes with security, waiving valuation or appraismentlawa. STEPHEN D. GARTRELL,

Jan. 2-w3w Adm'r

SALE OF LOTS FOR CITY TAXES. NOTICB

hereby given that on Satnrday, the fifth

day or January, eiahteen hundred and fifty-six,

142,290 S3 at the door of tbe City Oall.ioTeiTc-J .ute, Indiana, 2 112 22 between tbe hours of nine {9) o'clock, A. M..and four (4) o'clock, P. M-. on said day, I wilt eipo»c to sale 90 414 59! for the payment of tbe City Taxea, doe thereon, for the year eighteen hundred and fifty-five, and dclin1 140 00 4»encies and covts, the following real-estate within 6,908 93! tbe corporate iimiu of the City of Terre-Haute, via:

owm'tfuaa. esacatyrm* or tera. i*'Tor Tiin. Bryaat Jackaoa Lot Jfo 1! Sheel'a fs 60 Varied Fndterielt ifciiiidle part of the east «ldl of lot So 4 ia ~s- Saytortwrwy. ot* cap'd ky tie Bre w'rjr 96 DavMcoa & BoMa*oa..4rf»tSII 3it nowliue Joha ...jNo of ta Lot 81 S Bnattill* 4k Criw-i fortoitlt RlL(«...!lotW BatanenKNi iofca !M fectmUMle gf«at

Ptum C*artea...~..iLot So 8 8w«Mt^

7 90

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W«Ue. Jokm C.

PttttmiOaoP.... Kacwti Kli 9ttilCF«ttat for A

Fara....I............iLrtHo^BaMey's^lT 4 St Ctalre Beajaadn ....j ot 5oXI Fmtiis^M I SS TROXAS R0UGBT05, City TreaWrer.

Tetrre-HawUr, Dee. IS,

Toys Tor (he Million.

Aaltogether,

D»: «4, T^lf..

Jam

GOQH TIMES!

ECEIPT AT THfc

ia Qnaatity, Yariaty ef Styles ant Are just right for the times. Onr Stock com prise* as nsual a great Variety, of which we mention a few. We offer a full 8tock of Cloths. Casaimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Flan nels.^f ickings. Shirtings, £e. A heavy stock of Prints, Muslins. Bags. Ac.

For the Ladies

We offer an elegant assortment of Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Merinos, Caahemeree, DeLai nes: Moir Antique, Velvet and other Dreaa Trimmings Collar a, Sleeves and Embroider* ed Edgings and Insertings Ribbons, Ac.— Also, an assortment of

that cant be beat. A good Stock of Notion*, Qloves. Hosierr, Ac. A heavy stock of BOOTS AND SHOsS. of all quantities and styles. Also, of HATS AND CAPS. a Together with Groceries, 44 usuil, vix:

Tea, Coffee, Sogar Spices, &c.

All were bought in the best markets and will be sold at small profits for Cash and to prompt payers. WHI PPLE Jk POOTE,

Oct. 10,44 wly No.2, Warren'aBlock

AGAIN WE AKE WITH YOU! ARNOLD

ARE

CO.,

again prepared to show their friends, and all who may call upon thera, the most complete and beautiful assortment of CLOTHING in the city of Terre-Haute. It is well known that we are net in the habit of bragging over our stock—for we always let the Goods speak for themselves—but this season, we must be permitted to say that we are better prepared to meet the wants of our friends than ever beiore, and all who call upon u«, will find that we can suit them,both iu quality and prices.

OUR STOCK OP 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 any other house CAN sell. We know all those who bought their CLOTHING of us last year, will call upon us again but to all others. we say, try us.

When von come to town, walk right into the Cheap Store at "Water Melon Corner," and I etui satisfy you that our'd is THE place to buy your Clothing.

Wo have now two Stores in Terje Haute, one at the well-known "Water Melon Corner," the other, one door west of the Southern Bank, and next door to Hulinan's Wholesale Grocery.

We have also, in connection with our Store, an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, presided over by Mr.HABTsocc, who is ready at all times, to wait upon his friends with a very fine and large asscitment of piece goods, of the latest styles. Any Garment will be made to order at short itotice, itnd ill the best style. (Lr REMEMBER, we warrant every article wc sell.

O- COUNTRY MERCHANTS can here replenish their Stocks'at prices as low, and upon terms as reasonable as those of any Western market.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 6,1855-w-ly

New Leather Store.

Tadjoining

HE subscriber having taken the store room H. Ross' Dry Goods Store, two doors south of R. St. John's Saddlery Store on the west side of the Court House, and just returned from the Eastwith a well seiected stock of Spanish Sole leather, French Calf Cochicharrel, pink, green and lining skins, which will be sold low for Cash or hides, and as he has in connection three Tanneries he intends to spare no expense in trying to keep a full stock of the very best of Sole Leather Skirting, Harness, Bridle and Upper Leather, kips, calf, buck and pad skins: also. A GOOD STOCK OF BELTING THONG leather manufactured expressly for 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 lam a practical Tanner and Currier myself. Come and see fur yourselves and brinp along your hides and bark, as I will at all times pay you the highest market price in Cash for nides, deer and sheepskins, and sell you aa cheap as anj" other house in the city.

Also, a lot of DRY GOODS at cost. Q3T Strict attention paid to all orders. Saddlers and Shoemakers recollect the place of the New Leather Store, westaide of the square.

Oct. 17 '55-wGm ELISHA STEPHENS.

TFURST & BRADLEY,

MA.VUFACTL'RKBS OF

CHICAGO, II.LS. ntly

Orders for all kinds of Carriages, Wagons and Plo.Ws, promptly attended to. CoifBAD FuasT, Sept. 26,1855-w3mpd.

DAVID BFTADLKT.J

New Firm.

WE,

the .undersigned, would respectfully inform the citfxena of Terre-Haute,and vicinity, that-having iuirthaaed tbe entire Slock of BOOfS AND SHOES from Messrs. Scbooly & Van Horn, will continue the tame business at the old stand. In Phnenix Row, No. 5, where we are now receiving direct from the East, a larcc and wellseiected stock of BOOTS A TV O SHOES, Ac., which we are determined to sell at the lowest cash prices.

IfP We are also prepared to manufacture work at the*hortest notice, and in the most fashionable sty le. Sept. 20, IfliS-wl-yr DECK tc STAFFORD.

Sheriff's Sale.

is hereby given that I will sell at

virtue of one execution issued from the Vigo Common Pleas Court to me directed and delivered. ia favor ot Charles T. Koble, Administrator of T. D. Armstrong, snd William D. Griswold, and against Jame* Kelly. I have levied on the following property, to-wit: In-lot So tbirty-tbrec (33) known such on tbe Recorder's plat of the Town Of Terrefiaote. being tbe lands and tenements belonging to the said J*m«s Kelly, and I will, on S&Tcaoav, the 19th day of January 1956, at tbe Court-House door in Terre-Haute, within tbe legal boors of said day, offer tbe rents and profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of •even Tear* and if they should fail to sell for a aafflcient sum to satisfy said execution, I wit' then and there offer tbe fee simple, to tbe highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution an4 costs.

L. A. BtJRXBTT, Sh'ff.

Dec. 26,1855-3-3t—fPr's fee 93,50.}

Luke ilisencr, living in Sugar Creek —. Town»t ip, Vigo Conoty and State of tadiana, on tbe twelfth day of December, IS«S, reported tbe 90th inaL. one Cow—a dark red, with some white under her belly, mroots sized born*, a little crum led marked withaawailowfork in the right and aa naderbit ia tbe left ear no other brands or mark* perceivable,tnpposed to be aevea rears old text spring. Appraiaod to be worth fifteen dollars by

CSOKGK VKKOSDALL, »ad JARKVGHEK35LB8.

I certify tbe above Is a true copy of my ectray book th substance and fact, Dec 2-\ 1B55. JOHS M. REBRK,

Fa!! and Winter Silk and other Hats.

GOOD TIMES COJUXG! AND THE

NEW-YORK HAT STORE,

Ia now Xaaufaotaring Hata to suit th* Times

JOSEPH O. YATES,

HAS

now on hand, some of the latest style Hats, of h«s own manufacture, which canuot be surpassed, for beauty and make, by any establishment. Having spared neither money nor piins to keep hi* custodiers awpplied with Fashionable Hats during all seasons, he hopes that bis efforts lAav continue to be appreciated by a generous public in th* future, as they hare the past.

brought to this matkel. aut^no mistake. Hats and Caps, of aU kinds, kept constantly on hand at

WB OLE SALE AXD RETAIL. tT Country Mcrcbauta will do well to call and examine the stock and prices before they buy elsewhere, as he is determined to sell as cheap as any House west of the Mountains.

Sept. 26, 1855-adcwly

Valuable Wood Land Trtost For Sale.

SITUATEDin

Head-Quarters!

and Skins. Dec. 1 l-dw.lm

Dec 7-tf

December SO, 1855-wamvd

Jastlce.

I certify tbe above is a true copy of tis origins! certificate as the same appeara of rccordL A2»D. WILR1XS, Clerk.

Dee B-wJw

T. I. OOCLD.J [AKSA noutxs.

GOULD Sc HOI.IVIE9, Boiler MaT¥er»y At Hairnet' Faetnderm tnd Machine Sh*p, near

Urn Sauramd Depot*, TEUut-Hatrrc, Iirp

O* Repairing promptly attended to. Also second-hand BOILERS bought aud sold. Jt SOT. 7,1855 (IS-wtfJ*

Admimstarator's Hotiee.

NOTICE

1 73 3 IS 4« 1 SS 1 SS 1 «0i

kereby girea. that the nad«r-

sirtM»d baa bets appoiot«d administra tor cf th* estate of Eras Simmocs, deceased, late of Viga coanty. Tbe estate is sappossd to be solvent.

JaU. 2, lSab-w3w

LABGR^aaatity of Toys, ©fa wrwatylo virtue of aUrvjm«da by sat to satisfy tbe taxsad aoroething Mtirvly Btrw d^e froir aaid Sibley to Uw Oity of Terr»io tbii aaarfcet, erptctod tfcts«vent*g at

Bi-DSOK 6 BROS.

Notice

hereby given, that on Saturday, the StJb day of January, 1M6, between the letrsl lioars of said day, I will proceed to aell, at the midfwe of ^ylmtat SSMey, ia UM eitjr of a a oh a a a a

Haota, for tiki years 1&4 mod If TH05. HOUGHTOy, I Dee. W, 18# wJsrT GHy Tresstfm,

DE. A. 0. SCOTT,

Ooiillst ct Aurlst.

HAVISG

located permanently in the city ol Ter-re-Haute. tender* hi* professional eervtce* to tbe citizens of tbe city and vicinity and suiroundlng country, in full confidence of rendering general aatiifaction. Having had several year* practice and experience in the treatment of diaeatc* of the Eye and Ear, daring which time he has tbe Infinite satisfaction of knoWing that he has succetiifully performed some of the moat critical and extraordinary cures All miniiter* of the gorpel and poor persons will be cheerfully attended free of charge.

TCP Ills office i* on 3d street, up stair*, over the StageOfficc, in the Mouth room, near Buntln'* Hotel, where be can he consulted at all time*.

N. 8: One-half of bl* fee* to be paid in advance, and tbe other ball when agreed upon by tbe partiea. ii ToaitmonlHla. ,« Terre-Haute, Indian*. Oct. 12. ie35.

To THK Pcauc^-This is to certify, that my wife Was taken sick with erysipelas in tbe facc aad eye*, and it settled in her eyes, and kept them in a hlgb state.of.,inflammation for three vears, sometimes nearly blind, an.l 1 beings Physician, 1 tried every ttfiflg kfifc of or could ret of others, sad applied to her eye* during that time. ut without sue* cess, I then placed her under tbe treatment of Dr. A. C. Scott, Oculist, and by his medical skill he succeeded in caring her eyes in about five week*. And I take pleasure in recommending bim to the afflicted

Also, just received a large and splendid assortment of PLUSH CAPS aud HATS and CLOTH CAPS of new styles and finish, which mond's Osage Oranjre Seeil and IMnnn, anl, is a little ahead of anything of the kind ever

I WILL pay cash fur any quantity of Coon, Mink, Opossum and Deer Skins, at the Old Stand,uow occupied bv R. S. Cox a Son .Wholesal Grocers, North side of the Pubic Square. Bring on your Furs

I litiouoi'Par titer sliip

NOTICE

is hereby given that tho partner

ship heretofore Carried on under the firm and name of Smith it Dodds, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, in the, city of Terro-Haute, is dissolved by mutual coilsent. EZRA ft. SMlTll,

M.M.DOODS.

Terro Haute, Dec. 3, '56.

The settlement of the business of the late firm is entrusted to E. W. Smith, to whom all debts due the firm are to be paid, and who is to discbarge the debu owing by the firm.

N. OVERTON,

COMMISSION MEBCAHNT8, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

LIBERAL

ADVANCES made on consign

ments to me, by L. G. Warren, Esq., of Terre-Haute, Ind., and all shipments to my address, on good Steamboats, will be covered by insurance, unless otherwise advised.

Dec. 10-dw6mpdl0

AMERICAN SCOTCH PIG IE0N. THE VOLCANO IRON COMPANY OF MASS1LLON, OHIO.

ARE

Carriages. Wagons and Plows, West Randolp street,, between Clinton and Jeflerson,

now manufacturing from sixteen totwonty tons per day of Superior Pouudry Motol, Minitnr in all respects to the celebrated Scotch Hlg, vfhfcb they offer for sale at market price, and u*ual terms. This metal has been thoroughly tested by the various foundries of the West, and pronounced fully equal to that manufactured in Scotland.

As the Massillon Iron Company are alsomsnufacturing a similar metal at this point, there will be no difficul in filling orders at short notice.

H. B. WELLM AN, Pres't. V. I. Co.

Given under my hand thlo 10th da:

generally. Given under my hand thlo 10th day of October, 1855. E. P. G00KI5R, M. P. 9CT Being requested by Ir. A.C. Scott, Ocalts'., to state what I know concerning a cure performed by him. I will .lata that my brother's wife was afflicted

with a virulent inflammation of the eye* for aboot|frn

three years, and that «be was nearly blind. She has

Oct. 10th. 1WS. Judge Supreme Court. Ind. Attest: E. P. Gonitis*, M. D. TO Tllk PUBLIC. This is to certify that! had a Pteregrom and Tumoar, called Opacity of the cornea, on one of my eye* from my boyhood, growing until waa entirety blind ], ill that eye. for near 20 years. I then placed myself

nearly a« wet a* ever I did with the otbtr

take pleasure ta recommcndir.g b-rn to thejfr.icted.,

CraWferdsvtile, Ind., Joae 13,185$ Attest: X. M. HOCTOX. A Caan.—My danghter, about 8 years old. waa taken witb.Hcroftiloas Inflammation of tbe eye«, of the most virulent character, she was totsi'.y Mind for six months, daring thattlire she waa treated by three distinguished phyaicians, hot withoutsocr'ss, and then plae«d her ander the treatment of Ur. A f. Scott, and by his medical ekiU *be was restored to perfect sight ia tbe short time of Ave weeks. nd tsfcc pteaa-

tire in recommending him to the pnbifc. aad parties riy tbeaSlicted. ROBERT i'LUXK Attest: 3.M. Hotto*

Crawfordavitie, lad., May 33,1*55. Cr Sonweta—J. S. Glark, proprietor of the Ciark Hooae, Teire-Rante 5. s. Holto*. Dr. Jfay, Craw'orfUvftte Kedick Csrtwrigbi, Xau Aortin, Cotes county. U1*.

December 13, tPS5-Jlw-w3n

BLOODED CATTLE FOE 8ALE7" I^HHaaderatgned «Sm tor sale mt»Twtesss n»

J. H. H- J0H5S0JT, Adm'r.

Bess that saa proved Mataelf an czcaiteat animal. Also.severtl calves that Will compare faTorabif with aay vtlser Short Born* ia the Wwisrs coantry.

Terr e-R ante. Oct 31,tSSS-(7'w3m

Adaiaistntor's Wotic*.

"V OTICE ic berebj^rven that tbe uoderalgfo ed has been app.Hnt«d Admio'utrator of deceased.

the eatata of Davi ij® solvent.

D«.

TO FARMERS IS PAITIGULAE,

And House Keepers in Oners!!

THE

undersigned has taken the House for: merlv occupied by Riddle it Co., corut of 5th and Main street®, Terre-HauUv whero he lias on blind. and intends constantly keeping for sale a general Agricultural, ana Store, comprising tho following article#

Thrashing Sfsehinrs, with or itboat rstor*. from 1 to 8 horse power Cor% ttfei Cobb Crushers^ a ch«-ap and superior Coru Shclhtr*. for hand or »w&r Reapers and Mower* Hor«e Rakes a»*i Cradles: a variety of Straw-Culjers Saneage*.Cutteia and StuIters Corn Knives Cistetn Pumps Grind-stones and hanging* Urbati'6 Fire Proof Safes Platform and muter »cale-, Store Trucks Thermometer a: ottu-r Churns Kitchen Safes Mill Belting, from 2 to 15 inches wide. do. Psckiug: Gnrri tt Oo.'s Cincinnati Plows, fully equal to Miller**, (»«!i ranted to be*«) GroverA Madison'«. aud other Plow Cultivator*, various patterns 0*-„ Yokes 2. 3 and priuiged Steel Forks lloe^. and Rakes Spades, Phovois Crnm Seor.pn Axes Po*t Spades Ora^el Sci«ens CidtiMilla, and almost atl other article.* useful f.r Farn^efa and Gardeners.

Sole arentat Terre-Haute, f«»r T. A T.TT^or-

!apentfor

Honey Cr^k townshin.Vigo

County, Indiana, being the east halfof section 24, town 11, N. of range 9 west. It is one of tho best timbered tracts of land in Vigo co., hasa good soil aud is well adapted to farming purposes. It lies between the Wabash and Erie Canal and the Evansville fc Crawfordsville Railroad, bordering on the first and about a mil« distant from the latter. It is every way a desirable half section of land

If not sold by the 1st of February next, it will be sold at public sale iu subdivisions of 40 acres. Title good.

Terms—From to $ cash, balance in pqual annual payments, wiih interest. JAMES FARR1N0T0N, Agent of the heirs Howard Moultrie, dre'd.

Dec. 15 dwtf

Landis fe Qo.'s- New York and th*

"celebrated Shaker Garden Seed*. His stock of &TOVRS ia laf^e and well se-,.

lected, of almost all jpat iris, for Cooking «ir Heating, ft«r Coal »r Wood Tift, Topper, and Japanned Ware on hand or made at short tio-

Particular attention ja»d lo out door work* *uch as gnjtaiirig. n»n«Jnclors. Ac.

By jtist dealing and clfwe attention to busi ncib, IK hopes to rtierit it fair «hnre ot patio*) age from the public. N« charge *r «lio*inj goods JOSEPH COOPER

IBA Gaovva, Agrnt. Dec. 4, l855-d3m-wly a

Notice to Farmers and Others! ^l^UK undersigned, latuof the firm of IJuokI ingham A 0«»., TO1MU», O ami formeity, of Rogers. Reynolds Murtin. Lnfsvc?!?, liid having established hmsstlf in (Kneral froduce and-Commission Itusine.-8 ::i the WareHouse known as "ftrltton's," desiris to in-, form this cotninui.itjr that ho i« nrejrnrcd to buy, sell and store proditce of all kinds i»si reasonable tenns. tong acquaiiifancc wi-h the west, accompanied by an extensive know!-, odjje of eastern markets, will enable him to pay full prices to the producer, .'vud give him an advantage not usually possessed, f»r the disposal of property entrusted to his care for sale in other mftrkfcts.

Before selling your Wheat, Corn, Outs,.Ac.,, and making your storage arrangement.-, tv«iue and see me.

THIS

CHAS.GKOVEKMAN,

Z-r WM. II. MARTIN.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 20, 5 dtrtf

INI)IANAlP0Lr8INSli KANCE~C0"7 lNCOHPORATF. 1) IN 1836. AUTQORIZBO CAPITAL, $200,000. arsis cm roan* no ikuLi:atvai.v

TO IKOIA^A.

Company having been fully re org.-ui*' i«ed. is now prepar«l to issue PI RE and MARINE Policies at equitable rates of premium.

BOARD OF 1XRFCTOUM. Jons D. Drrarrs «. M. MOCAHTT, 111. R. NoKSiNoiia LOS ltoor, H. W. TALnorr. W ILUK W. Wiunirr, K. W. H. Eli.IS, JOHN W. SIS.NCKH,

W*. G. WllAUTOtC. JOHN 1). DEFR15ES, Pres7.

*L. R. RHOW.VKI t. Src'v. SAMUEL P. COVJNOTO.V, Om'l Aqtnt. D. S. DANALDSOX, ^.vcn.',

Terro If auto, Indiann.

O* Office at theStoro-room OFHIPI.KV T'ANAUISON, Main street, north of the Court-Houso. Nov. 19, l855-dkw-tf

:j T. II. JB.4RH & CO.r

HAVING

Purchased of v\ V. MAMAS ,fc Co.,

the stock and fiitnre* of the Trairia City Drug Storo.und rnndo fresh addition* thereto. Wo aro now prepared to offer to our friends, and tho public generally, as good arficlcs in our line, and at. ns fair prices as any other establishment of tho kind in tki« city. Onr stock cmbracos in pnrt tho folk win# goods:

Pure Drugs & CliciuicalH.

A large and eomplole assortment of Taints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stiHT*. Glasn and Ginsware, American, French and English 1 «:rr mcry and Fancy Goods. Daniels' Shoiwder Braces, Supporters and Trusses. Cetin ne T,ur)ti8h Cigars, Pevfumea and Sultnna I1 iff Past»,a delicious article for tho sick or wcJ. uur uls.sArrtment of BHUSHKS of «!1 Vind1*. we bolie*e to bo unrivaled in Mus p^rt of. ilio counhy, consisting in part of PAINT, VARNIFTJT, BORJ7HBTVO AND WflT

WASJET HRUSKTS.

Sash Tools nnd Artists' Rrushef?, IlK-nd Graining and Steniel Brushes. Gliders' T*p» and Glaziers' Diamontis- All the popular f:.m ilv medicines of the day. "To the lover# of good Cigars ar.d ToWcn. we say, give us a call, and look, at aonij' of 11«• finest Imported and American C' gars nnd chewing Tobacco, ever brought to this^diiTf.

Prescriptions accurately compounded, nt ill hours of the day and nient. Country Druggists and Physicians suppled on reasonable terms.

A full snpplv of of New Jt-rsey and Fr*r*h Zinc Paints, which is considered hv mail/, to be superior to White Lead for Pm'iiting.

ID" One of our firm, T, H. BAna. be!i:r a practical Druggist and Chemist, and agtMiiaate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, we think will be sufficient guarantee to ur frienda and the public, that anything coming from us will be perfectly correct, ana espeni* ally Physicians Pr#»»criptions, which require great care and skill in compounding, aud Lc( which b# will, in all case®, give his rer««?r al attention.

Terre-Haute, D.c. 7. lP.r»5 dwtm

WiOTICIS!!

T«fIEonder«lffned, would state tbit he hat pitrrhaaed of Geor -e Yea-

wIII

hM« rA/sntle nntl«r Irsatmsnt hv Itr svfl frAm «c« a ri tfntr

been recently under treitment by l»r. Rcott, **d from information from my brother, I believe tbe cure ia complete. I regard it as an extraordinary cute. ft. B. GUOKIXK.

tb4 #3

The above aiHaara can be seen by calling st the "Sasdford Farss," on tb» Konh-Arm road leading to O* vlrtaie of oneexecatioa Issard fr^ni »*if yt$o

KD.

CHAS. S. «ASOrOi

8TJBPHE9D. OARTEEL, Adm'r.

Jaa. 3-w3w

AKM*fti»-0«rc« ta Scott'a ftaildidfc, Marmet Street, its*r!y oppoatu ftvvtts's ttQUn, December gr, l*W-d*iy

tif..

mans, hi* entire atock of BngcU*, C*rrt*re*, Wasfor.r, tool* »nd fixtures «*ed at the "Dayton Carriage Hhop," a*d I «ytt nently located in Terre-Haute, and i*prcj«re»i in "tecuto all kir^l* of wjrk anJ rcpsiriii? fn ni* !lnf. ur.-

orl

nouce. He haa engaged tti-'very "t fc

wor)llnen.

11, material is aii wlec -Jia

aeti hia *tock of Camas«». «»n vtrr

low forcsah WM. O. SOKTNII. Oct.«, IMS. 1 have sold my entire Interest in the JJayto* r-» riageSbop, to Wm. O. Hottorr and wi.tii»y ail debts contracted by tbe Shop. 680ROE YR-'.MA

Oct. 85,1833-dlm-wly

IH I

Book Agency.

T^HKPitiladelpbia,

7"A- publication at the rrt«it price free cf postage. A-.y *L ',u V'11 were surely removed,} 'pernottl,byforwarding tbe mb.cnj ttor prtce of r.ay withoat t»e asaof the fcnitt. Which enables me to see

subscriber* have e«ta&!l»h«*il Hook Arency In and will fjniiab any book or

Maratiuc*, such a» JlarpeJ*' »•,,

Vr*nk Le»ii«

the

Pa.Mr,,. Ac.]-r ii

for one ear anrf acopr

a a to W

splendid lithograph portrait! Jscksonor CU): ortlf subscribing t^tf: anJ Magaxine, thay win receives cij*y of U»it t,J me three portraits. Ifsnbscaioioj: to #S Worth of Ms" tine*, »1I tbr*epori»a»!* wilt ttiui gtitta. is he to os a it it

Rnveiop* of eve»7 deacriptton ci'dSiteii '-.r|f« saultqaaatiUes famished Seal Pr»»i«, Diet v., aeoi to order.

Every desert pilots of Xag/selflK on Wood ar.'i*ui with neatness snd dispstch/ VioWs of -. Sowspaper Eiesdinga, View* or Macli'uc-.y, Huv -. ninstrations, lodge Certi«ceie». BoiiK'a* Cs-' drc. ATI orders eent by mail promnli/ attended P^vsoos wiahing viewj of their boH'in" rr«riv*ii can »ead a DagnerrCStrfs of aketch of the be mall Of express.

Per»ou« at dtstsoce having sslesMa artlclri. would findtt tnt^eiradvsnUge to addn '.h *uhscrfbers, as wa we*kt as agents tot the sal# of ue sanfs.

BYKAM* riERCE.

SS Smith Tkird Street, I'hiUiirlphU. Vs. s.e.'awr**.' r. xtf eiw-rf, Dec. 5,t«}V« wly.j

BteritT*

Sale.

Circuit Conn, and to me dlrectnn and d«i»v|«", lo iaforc*tnechaalcs' lice, ia favor of

and against .• S. Giindte, princl?te. Brooks replevin IMII. I have levied oa ffc* property, to-wit: The boiidinger-cteJ 4le, ontSctlon twefltt-three.(*t tow»»b«.» iteen. f!3) raage Ko. Sight (8) west, In vise i-«. liana, being the tenements relotsl'»t t" t:

'.rtt

S.Crindle,aad I wSlt.onSatnnlav.tb'•••IT•'i" Jaapaqr. Ui5S, at tba Crjri-Hon*a (J'-ot (, 't Hante. within the teiai Store oJ s*td t*f. if.iA ntSte-and rrofttsofs*rd premise*, with iAQs* tnerevnto balontlag, Ui l-itn at asSlf they shoo id fall in tall for a ^itaefsnt iu -7VaatlsAr said azecalloc, I will then snit '.iwts 'sfft said bonae, to the higsit bidder, Ut cash, to sit.,iy said etecoUoe aad scets. t. A. ftUHSFtTT. Sh'ff, 1S39 3 3w .{. fpr*» fee