Wabash Express, Volume 15, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1856 — Page 4

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litter fro* S. A. Hall~^JV. TSTdftf* He ply

LoaAS^pjirt", Dec. 18, 1855.

lion. Joitjph A. Wright: 0SfcAit SrR:—t notice that oir are plain flff in »i suit 10 test the constitutionality of flifrfifcw State Bank. You roust necessarily bare in your possession facts calculated lo throw" lUhl upon a question of fried lo throw li^ht upon a question of Mich vast moment to the peoplu of this fifale.

Tour result-nce at the cnpifctil, rour.ficttyc opposition to the moneyed monopoly which is about being fastened upon the people, in'is! have led vou to watch close the npnliaitees which procured the passage of a Uff so utterly subversive of^r,«e policy.

Opposition to moneyed monopolies'' is a principle of the Democratic creed too

nn ef

sicrcd to be surrendered without nn et

fort to save the btate from the gigantic evil that threatens rt. In that cffortal! who love principle better than interest should unite. Feeling that every Democrat and every lover of the State, ought tr» raise the banner of Repeal, and that facts which will open the eyes of the people to a correct appreciation of the new Btate 11 mk, shoul be published, 1 lake the liberty of asking such information as you may "have at your command.

Hoping^) hear from you fit an early,.clay. rt'mnin, lU-spt'CifulIy yours. 8. A. HALL,

Editor Democratic Pharos.

Jnliaxapous. Ixu., De«. 26,18W.

Samuel A. HalLJizq., Editor of democratPharos, Lo'jaKSpQft, Ind. Drau Sir—Yours of the l«thimt..up--,rj the subject of my suit against the new ate Bank, is before me. Many inquirimd frequent misrepresentations are reads about the suit: therefore 1 answer -you as'briefly no possible.

The suit was brought in my nnme, by Judge Morrison, with but a short notice, the object being to have service made be-* fore the payment of any money or organization, in order that we should not hour nr»y thing about privileges passing into the hands of those who were aiming to establish this great monopoly. Their payments, ns well as their organization, were made and effected, after full notice that their rights would be contested. The amendments to the suit now pending will present all the questions directly before the court, as to what rights, if any. passed by legislature. If tie isl the plaintift. cause is fully presented by the

ign

ments, the suit .$illr,then go to the Supremo Court. ,(i siu This suit is brought with the firm conviction that the legislature had no power, under our present constitution, to incorporate any btnk until the expiration of the charter of the present one. The peo* pie of the Suite have a vast interest in the present old State Bank of Indiana. In this institution are their trust fuuda ofevery kind also the basis of banking capital, for which the people are responsible, if not paid by the U«nk—in all amounting to more than two millions of dollars.

It was undoubtedly the intention of the makers of the present constitution-—the language of that instrument will bear no other construction—that there* should be but one bank of the State and that the present bank should be closed on the expiration of its charter, its affairs wound up, nnd its fiual expose made, in order that the people might witness the condition in which it left the country and then, after a full discussion of the question, the people could decide whether the wants of the country required the chatting of another rnstrtution of same kind.

the act of the Legislature. If decided by the court against the plaintiff. question may be brought before the people, even should the suit fail, upon the decision of several constitutional questions.

Our fathers based their hopes for the Miccess of our form of government, upon the fundamental principle that all public measures should proceed dircctlv from the people, •esj.ocinlly those measures which afiect the finances, trade, business, and character of our State, shonld all pass through the crucible of public investigation. With respect to the present new Bank charter, it is believed that uot a single press, tior single public speaker, in tlie State, over named the subject in the political contest of 105*1. Now if the legislature, under our constitution, two or four years before the expiration of a charter, can occupy the sole ground for sneli an extensive and dangerous monopoly, for the next twenty years, without any examination.or discussion by the people, I do not .see any good reason why he Very next careless a'ud mischievous legislature may not prepare the way for a few privileged gentlemcu to acquire the same rights and privileges, comrccneing say ten, fif teen, or eighteen years hence, aodrmtbts way defeat the plainest principles of our constitution, and destroy one ot th» strongest safe-gun rds of public virtue—the voice of the ballot-box^

The capital stock is exempt from taxation fbr municipal purposes. The right is given to issue post Rotes, the most worth less of all Bank Issues, payable at their own time. Nt additional branch or branches can bo estahiished let the wants of ihe country be what they may, without the consent of two thirds of the Branches, All of these are clear violations of principles laid down ia our new Constitution.

By the 91st section of the charter, the General Assembly, with the consent oftho State Bank aud branches, may alter or amend the charter. On this point, there i« forcA ia the language of one who said— "\Vt» can hardly trust oursclf to speak of the flagitious insult to the common under islanding Of every deeeot man, and the de»" mive "mockery of the reserved power of lefftsJatioa of that n»ftnN» right®.

aw he

pic, poor dupes, thought before they had\ K. D. T«ylor. Chic«g«,... oeen initiated into the mysteries of b»nk*| ing by this act. that the power to legislate was controlled only by the

of the Con.tituUOtj aha^eof higher JAW, «««««««-•••tr"iS-H.ftitteowe. ornes the hall of Legislation \a aW thati jsraNCH A.T Ul ites to the material fiscal iuteresta oft

ps a W relates ra uie material uscat imt rtsMi u»jjj K. Y... the State, and its directory kicking Cook, Coon ......l"

twenty days' notice, of tlie opening? of the books for the original subscription of stock. by its obvious import atf ihctfooks be closed if the "requisite ntnount' shall then be subscribed, ul the end oT the very moment at wjiich they are jbpeoed. Thjos one man m»ty subscribe the entire amount of stock of one or more branches, and a moneyed monopoly as odious and frightful rs any of which the history of American legislation furnishes an ex imple, may suddenly be established. The Subsection of the clinrter of the present-Slate Bank, the language of which is copied. word for word in many pa-U of .Ui/bill. ,„o expressly provided that the books forH.Iie Howard, ...-^.-200 original subscription of stock should be •kept open between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. Mk of each day, for the spac? of thirty:' yet this wiae safe-guard in the ease of the present bill, would seem to have been studiously omitted.''

As strange as it may appear, this prc-

diclion ]uls\cen alm0^t

pin M.

luJrally fulfilled

Various devices were adopted at the differenf places where the books were opened. I give you one cit»e. On the day appointed for the opening of the books, at the quiet and peaceable city of Richmond, the commissioners named appeared at the

lace, a few minutes before 9 o'clock, A.

(the usual notice for all the branch-

es was from 9 o'clock until 12 o'clock A. M.)., Several citizens were waiting some with the view of taking slock, others to see how the affair Mrns managed. These gentlemen received their first information upon the subject of the opening of the books, about twenty minutes after 9 o'clock, A. M.—when it was announced that the stock was all taken and, that a cititizen of Indiana, who, perhaps, was never in the city of Richmond before, was the owner of nine-tenths of the whole stock of the Richmond branch.

At some of the branches, the slock was taken in ten minutes at others in half an hour and at 8ome, neither the books, nor the doors of the house, weic opened. I am advised, by the best of citizens, that at a large majority of the branches, the opening of the books, and the taking of the stock, were solemn farcos more mockeries. At two branches suits have been brought lo set aside the acts of the subcommissioners. One suit was decided below against them. The other is not yet determined.

It is one of the objects of the suit to which you refer, to set aside the acts of all of the commissioners. The view taken of the question by legal gentlemen, is, that if these acts be set aside, the books cannot be opened again, without an act of the Legislature. In this way, the whole

in the courts of the State I have procured from the Secretary of State, from the files in his office, a statement [A] of the shares of stock, from two hundred upwards, taken by the same person. By this statoment which will be found below, thirty persons in Indiana, have a majority of all the stock the controlling influence in what is imposingly called the Bank ofike State of Indiana the exclusive right to furnish a currency that ujustafljcl our trade and commerce for the next twenty years.—This is, surely, a remarkable state of affairs, for which, I believe, no parallel can be found in the legislation of any other State. Several gentlemen were at various points, on the same day. eugaged in taking stock.

You have,* herewith, an article taken from the "National Guard," published in Scott county, Indiana. [B] Some solid, home truths arc contained in the article, .which,* I trust you will attach to thiscoramunication.

It is truly stated that I purchased one share of stock in the Old State Bank. This was done, with t*ie view of enabling nae to raise *tho constitutional question, to the validity of the new Bank charter. This suit will bs prosecuted. TwO others will be commenced one immediately, in the name of the State. These suits will be carried through our courts to a final decision and if, ultimately, it shall be decided that this new bunking institution must be fastened upon the people of the State, for the next twenty years, it will present, in its course, from its introduction into the Legislature till the present hour, a verification of my oft repeated saying, that, with many of the politicians of these days, the two leading ideas are Washington City, and the Penitentiary or how to reach the one, and avoid the other, '^u,^ $

Many well meaning citiaen9 were deceived and misled with respect to the nature of this new banking institution, and Some were induced to take part in its organization. lo no state of things that can arise, is it possible to give such an institution anry character or credit the charter ticulf /vrtntnihino manv nriviloiresand now-

itself containing many privileges and pow ers which no fair capitalist would desire. In fact, its whole history, from its commencement, presents it in an aspect so unfavorable, that it is the duty of every good citixcu to contribute his mile to wipe it out of existence. For the sake of the honor aud credit of our owa State, I hope that the Statutes may never again be in» cumbered with its like.

I have the honor to be," Yours, most Respectfully. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT

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BANK

OF THE 8TATB OF IS WAIT A

BRAN CHAT LIMA.

S P. Williams,LiiM* sbures. John B. Howe, do, 5€0.8h*res, BRAN OH AT LAPORTE. D.O. Rom, Leporte,.............690 sliaras. £. D. Tavlor, Cbicag^. sbarw. 'BRANCH AT PLYMOTH. A. L. Wheeler, Plvmoftb,.. W9 slwras,

superior power? W. C. D»p*«r, a^are». But in this cew .I t, Joh«» S. Dstik, New Albany Jm sh*T«. the oana jmlor^g p^y^rjon. JffferwoTiile.....300 ghares.i

ConsUtuuou out of the way of a hank vote, 1 BHAXCH AT F0 BT

arrc^antly tells the refreieutatives of the! Ko«m. jeopie, 'we ignore yo»r bills, we refosefo. Bird. F»rt Wi

people, 'we ignore yo»r twils, werettas.e|0. Bird. do our Msentto your UgUlaviou—but by vir-jU. JtcCulWch, do *. tueofour authortty nhwt ym aod BEANCS AT LiJASSPORT. Constitution, we vouehmfe you thei imigtmd

Office of the Secretary oX*State]

n„d

W0 nbarw,

....300 share*.

BRAS CHAT SOUTH BEND.

now present rd« fold. Itl You doulxle*$ remember that, amon^j ^RASCH AT IN D1 aXA?0J4SL-_ TT—7~Z~ZZ. ether objection® to this charter, there wa^jv. C. Ifcp«aw. 1010 *har«*J jE^"Tb« requisites to betbmeattetor }o my veto message, the followin|{:— BRAiSCB AT BIOSMOKD pracutioaer do ftoi foe so mac«J0 a

Tdih section, after providbg for t* X. K*at, AUhmj** Itii stianaJ «5 «ir

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BRANCH AT CONFERS VILLIS^ Names of Btockholdtra and 0umber olf shajes it 1. ^"n®t gives'. 4 •folASCH AT RCSaVILLE. M. Bright, Madison...... .^,800 shares Jno It Robinson, for I: a 3$%p himseland asAge'ty .IKK) sharfe*.

BRANCH AT MADISON

taken notgiff&n. The report that M. O. Btiirbt reCeivaJ 45» votes, John Marsh. J. W. ORapmaa J. H. MefriWher and Richard J. Bright each teceivea 450 votes for Directors of Mid Branch.

BRAXCIT AT JEFFERSOTHLLE.' S. ft. Patterson. Jefferson ville,. .4^3 shares. -Rf- "ew Albany,...:. .200 dp,

fo^....

Witness my hand, this Nineteenth day of December, A: P., 1955. ERA311U3 B. COLLINS. "sflw# -la Secretary of Slate.

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t:-1« dl

tlie late fusion Legislature, lies lecently

ficers of the different branches have also been seelctei, but is not deemed a matter of general interest.

The election of Messrs. McCullough and Ray is only important as it indicates a compromise and probable unity of action between the managers of the new and old Bank, both these gentlemen having been officers in the latter.

We regard this Bank Charter as one of the worst laws ever passed in the State. It is one of the legitimate fruits of tlw inauguration of the fusion party-—not that the1democrats are entirely guiltless, for it is a lamentable fact that some of them so far forgot the leading principles .of their party as to join in fastening this odious and dangerous Banl#*monopoly^ upon the people.

A more loosely drawn, unguarded., mischievous law we have never read, i»nd believe can not be found in tho worst wildcat Bank State in the Union.

Unlike our old Bank the State of Indiana owns not a dollar of stock in this one, and is in no way responsible for its issues. It is in no respect a State Bank.

Unlike our Free Banks, there is no deposit of State stocks or other valuables with the State, or with a responsible third party, to secure the bill-holders. J*

It is a regular built confidence concern all over—the basis for the issues of the bills, and the security of the people—if it ever has any substantial basis, is to be left in possession of thefBank^4 just no security at alK,

What kind of security is that which amounts to only one third of the debt, and is left in the hands of the debtor at that. be squandered or put out of the way whenever it becomes his interest to do so7

And yet such is the security offered Unpeople in this beautiful Bank law. It was designed and mainly advocated by speculators, for their own private advantage. This is tho truth, and the people ought lo know it 4

One grand point which these political speculators had. and still ha\e, 111 view. is to get hold of the State's interest in the old Bank, amounting, we believe, lo over a million of dollars. .This .great scheme of plunder wasm the original bill, and came near passing in that shape. Allho' not in the law as it now stands the plan is not abandoned, but is to be pressed up^ on the next Legislature. _K. *-.

To secure this daring object every human exertion will be resorted to fail or foul. Combinations will be formed, logrolling scheme* will be projected, the influencoof money will be brought to bear in all directions, and corruption will stalk abroad through the Stale, and into the Halls of Legisia ion. Let the people and the untrammeled and unsubsidised Press look to it in time. 'Forewarned is to be forearmed.',

Most of all, should the unterriGed democracy raise their voice against this measure nnd that voice will ret be heard in thunder tones, denouncing it, or we are much mis taken. A few men at commercial points, or for private purposes, may have joined iu this swindling humbug Bank scheme in the name of democracy, but it is ft prostitution of the term—enough to make the old patriot Jackson turn in his grave, and will meet with the unqualified condemnation of the great irass of the democracy. Let our leaders neither deceive themselves nor be deceived, into the belief that the people are indifferent about this thing they may be silent for the time

in Heaven, a large prove thvir fidelity to their principles, by denouncing both the roeasore and its authors and abettors whenever called upon to pass judgment upon them.,

CrKIOSITy-TnERlCAjt AKTIQiri-

A. letter to the Hon. Truman Smith, from the Lake Sapripr mi^esssays: We hare put id the box piece oTwood, or of a skid, that wai tweflty feet bsrig wheoj found, lying twenty feet under the surface of the earth, and amass of copper lyingj thereon, mined out of the vein, weighing five tons and on© thousand five hundred aud fotfy-two pounds." Every particle ofj the rock was hammered off from it, jnd mediate^Rafeo«t mMs^ere found

two

shares. do

sliare*.

OUR

'Names of stockholders andnusnberof slmres parUnent of our business* is. crowded with the ken not iriff&n. Theronort shoVs hcJwever newest and best styles of GOODS. E A I

,,.'-200 do 3 4 0

BRAXCU AT -NEW ALBANY^

Y. A. Pepin. Prest,.... G05 share*. BRANCH AT BEDFORD. W. Dppaw,'Salem 8^0 bharcs JnoS. Datfi*, New albany........560 Q. A. Thornton, Bedford 250

do do

BRANCH AT VINOEi'NES.

S: II. Patterson,... J. Il.Hager.... ...550 do BltASCttAT TERRE-HAUTE.

.550 shares. js

To W,t:

I hereby certify that the above i's a corrpct

0p^"of

t^e shares of stock, from 200 ^aresj

upwards, taken in the Bank of the Siatej

of Indiana, as appersbv tlie "Proceedings of Organization" of said iBank, as filed in my offrice.

been organized by the election of LLujjh Treasurer, from and after the tirst llonday of McCulloch as President, and James M. I November, to enforce collections according to

Ray as Cashier. The Directors nnd of- jlaw,.?iricUy

eomper tools, that shewed copf^r to A a

have been w«td«d«ml hardened. A^arge number of hammers, made from stofte, were Tying around it, and alio coa| «ad

they had been made last year. *bl* soil to that debth of four or six feet, [«reriaid the whofl, which end itameidiately over this jnass of cop per ,W a? shart^lstaadioff a tree, whrch proved oa bclBs? .rout levtdowQ, lobe over fiv? handredv*ars

Nov. 21, 1655 d»bwly

man

j^siun WMUt. -mvt^.WiW 'i'.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

Fall Trade!.'

RBCEiriJCG

ire are -Y0jr

purchases, this Fall, have been heavier than tbey ever were befjre.^ Everj da

O E A I S Iucludes the -richest wrieiy of nil kiuda of LADIES':DRESS GOODS* and also every, ihiug desirable for Geotl«a»ei»'i wear. Carpet &House-farnishing Department

In tbia bhtneb, we have as large a Stock of Carpftings, Oil Cloths and all kiuds of HouseKuruishiftg Goods} and can offer as gfeat inducements in regard to,variety, styles and pcieea, as. can be found West of the Mountains.

During the Summer we enlarged our premises, by the addition of a spacious room, devo* ted exclusively to

QUEEN3WARS AHD PAPER HAK&IHGS. Tbis department is now full of new and choice lurwla and ii worthy the attention of every

'Uoods 1 body wantir.ff coods in this line. 0IJR JOBBING DEPARTMENT

milc}j

more extensive than ever before in all

STAPLE GOODS,, including BOOTS Al?D SHOES^ and have never been able to sell on odd terms for the purchased.

*rn ^nested to call and

Are particularly requested to call and 6co us and we will satisfy them that nothing can be |gained by going any

furtJ®r-KyOH & CO/

Terre-Haute, Oct. 1,1855-dw ly

CITY'' TAXES. ''JpHE taxes for the

HE taxes for the city of Turre-Uaule for the year 1855, arc now doe, and the Duplicate is in my hamls for collection. The law requires all city taxes to be paid to the bis office. The t'nxes arc ,Treasurer at hit (ffiec. The t'nxes are thirty-

tj Po.,|. n-bi.b wni 'inthoii?i*d bv ficents on cach' hundred dollarf worth of Th.s Bank. whKb was nuthomtfl D)

proper,T__fifly Cc,,t»

eacj4

poll tax, and one dollar

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g3tne

]uw

r(quires

the

enforcod'addi,,g

TIIOS. HOtJGHTOST,

Oct. 3, 1855-3iu dw P)ty Treasurer.

ings on it tlie bnlnnce of the lnnd is heavily timbered—One hundred and fifty acres, all connected together—a steam saw mill within two hundred vardsofthe lnnd. It lies two tnilos and a half from the Evnnsville and TerreHautfl Railroad depot. Terms made easy.

O* For particulars enquire of N. C. 9PA11KS,. —ftictir the Town Hall. Terre-Haute, July 29, 1855-dtf J70R SALE.—A Farm in Grant county, InJL diann, containing 110 acres, about 50 un der improvement—good log house and out houses—within 15 miles of Marion, the county seat,and within 5 miles of the Cincinnati and Cliicago Railroad, now completed to A.ndersontown. Terms easy, apply at the Warjhouseof W. H. MARTIN*

Dec. 20,1855-dwtf

O N A E

A 'J' O S A A W jr TERRE-1IAUTE. IND. J3* Office over the ''American Express Com pr.ny," west of the Court House.

New* Principle!' No Poison!

which RHODES' FEVElt AND AGUiiCURE, 0E ANTIDOTE TO 1IALALIA, i-h FOR THE PREVENTION AND CUKli OFste'

Fever and Ague, orChil' Fevei Dumb Ague, and ..:««thrf Intermittent and Ktimiltont Fevers: also W of rtiiious Fevei*.accowpntiled by Typhoid ||fW«Symptom8 Typhoid Fever, Yellow vcr. Ship slid Jail Povcr, General .-^^DebiHty, Night Sweats ami all otl.er forms of disease wntl IIAVK COMMON- ORtfitN IN

A A I A O I A S A Tuts subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons unavoidably inhaled atcvery breath, is the same in character wherever it exists,—north, south, ca-t, or west,—and will everywhere yield to this newly discovered ANTIDOTE, which neutralizes the poisoji, completely purifies the system, and thus entirely removes all the cause of disease.

The proprietor distinctly claims tiiese extraordinary results from its use: It will protect any resident or traveler, even in the most sickly or swampy localities from any ague or bilious disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasms.

It will instantly check the asue In persons who have suffered for any length of time, rrom oj»k. uav to twknv yicabs. so that they need never have another chill, by continuing its use according to directions.

It will immediately relieve all tho distressing results or billious or ague diseases, such as general debllity, night sweats, etc. The patient at one? begins to recover appetite and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical cure iacffecled. And a proo/ that it is also

WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDE.NCK, Because of its RINGULAR.NAD ENTIRE HARMLKSSNESS. The following certificate from onool themostcele brated chemists in the United Slates, Is attached to every bottle:

PQ This allows ofits ir FREF1 USE AS A PKKVE?rriVE,ESt By which all dersons may thus be s.tre of enure freedbm from the shove named diseases no matter how sickly -Ltsstttob hr'fw4wpyt«!-!ec:v.ty.

PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published and tho confidence of the public is asked only In proportion to its actual merits wherever Introduced and used. These only are relied opon to prove its worth.

One or two hotlles will answer forordinsry cases some may require more. Directions printed in German, French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle.— Price One Dollar.

Prepared and sold by the proprietor, JAMKS A. RHODES. Providence, R. I. ALLEN PENCE, P. M. DONNELLY and J. R. GUN1NGRAM, Agents, Terre-Uaute, Ind.

BRAGG A BUKflOWBJt, (Mustang Liniment Depot) Agentsfor St. Lo«is.Mo. Or And for #*te by druggisis generally.

Kov.6.1835dw-Iy

GOODS,

QB0CEBHS, HAT8, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.

1S55.J The Fall Trade. iU855.

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

A LARGE STOCK OF DRESS & CLOAK Tatiraivcs—Comprising, Black. Fancy Colored Flush a»d Fancy Velvets Black and Fancy Silk Grnps and Braids.

A beautiful lot of Bonnets and Bonnet Rib* bons forth Is winter. A very scket a^oriraeot of Embroideries, consisting of Valenecinnes, Carubrie,. Swiss and Lace Collar* Cambric and Swiss Sleeves and ChetntseUes Plain and Embroidered Hiodkerchief« Swiss and Cambric Bands aod Flouncing Black Silk Laoe and Fringes.

A Pine lane of Black and Fancy Dress Silks 9 GLOVES AND HOSfERY—Ladte*' and Gentlemen's Kid, Silk, Lisle, Thread and Cotton Glare# Woollen and Cotton Hose, all col-

SOMETHING HEW

On tlie atoasli FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALEi Two Hundred Acres—50 Improved. ''H^HE subscriber offers bis land for Mile. It fl. lies ton miles South of Terrc-Haut«% Vigo couuty, Iudiana, and i« "as healthy and pleasant a locality ai any in Utc Wabash Valley. I think the soil is equal to any in the State for protlttcing, and is well adapted for a stock fanu, having on it four never failing springs, wililia email creek running through apart of it. T'ifty acres statj0nerv, beautiful Movies—I'r inters' and is well improved, and has comfortable build- Binders*stock Card Boar'ds Biudera'boards 'itraw Boards Cards, all colors Russia

.li,^n -"-'tf'^.•iC-*V-.V

D. G. F0ESTEE 7I

HAYING pennanentiy looitedin TcrrefVoW Haute,'is now engag«d in manufacturing J\1 Furaiture by steam, iu the mostuxpeai-. tious and workmanlike maouer.

Hia Ware-Rooms are on the corner of Third and Ohcrrv straets, vberu he keeps con stautlv mi bsnd and offers for Bal% at whole sale and rolail, a large and full assortment of the most iriegant FuJtsitore» of all styles ami descriptions, at rates equal to Cincinnati prices, adding freight.

He also keeps constantly on hand I isk patent air-tight Metalic Burial Oases. Together with a full aesortment of Burial Clothes, and Wooden Coffins of the best material and workmanship.

O* Funerals attended with an^dcganA

Every thing in liis live furnished r.t the shortest notice anu on the mast reasonable terms. Families and dealers .in the trade'wil] find it to their interest to call at the corner of 3d and Cherry streets, one square orth of Main, be fori purchasing elsewhere. ,'

Terrc-Haute, May 29,1855-dwtf

D. 1. JACOBUS.] "V/ [J. r. JACOBUS. D.

IJ.

JACOBUS & BRO., (Succeuort t» D.t £. Jactb**.)V, I MANUFACTURERS OF

FA SHIOXA BLE FURX1TURE, AND PKAI.ERS IN FURNITURE OP KVERY DESCRIPTION.

JVo. 173 lAtke Street,

Sept.38,1655-JtJm CHICAGO, tLLS^ CHICAGO BLANKB0OK MANUFACTORY AHD 8TATI0NZRY ESTABLISHMENT.

A. H. & c. BUHLEY, 122 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

HAVE

constantly on han' Rtt -mraense stock At wholesale and retail, of Blank BookH of every variety for Couuty Officers, Railroad Officer*, Bankera, Merchants, «fcc., and make to order at slurt notice, Blank Wobk, Rui.kd and PaivrnD. to every pattern, and in tbc best style, unsurpassed in Eastern or Western Sates. Alsootihand "1000 Reams Oap Papir, ruled and plum. •••'1000 tr«« Letter 500 Commercial not* paper. .200 Assorted uotepaperlorhdies. '40 ),000 Envelopes—all varieties Wedding

Leather News Inks Hook Ink American and English Leathers Oolord Inks Book M,.slin Marble Papers Writing Inks Drttwing Papers Tracing Papers Tracing^Liuen Drawing Instruments aud Engincero' Materials.

The public are invited examine our stock which we^)fFerar reasonuble rates. Sept. 2G,'55 diwl/

'•iHi 1K)SS & BAMBlill, WHOLESALE ANU aKTAII. DKALKBS IN Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods ankee Notions,

Milliuary Goods, House Tritning Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Ac., &c. No. 141, Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois. Sept. 26, 1855-dAw-ly.

BENEDIC T, MALLOllY & FARNAM, Manufncturcrn and denlfrs in Hats' Caps, Furs and Ml raw Goods,

At Wholesale only.

No. 109 South Water Street, betwrer. Clark nnd Dearborn, Chicago, Ills. It. Benedict,

K. H. Mai-lory, Sept. 2G, 1855 dvrlyj-d E. T. Fauxam.

TTIIWX TVIXLEjm^ VM. O. HinuAap, KttFD. Tt'TTE. fi GKO. M-OUAl. TUTTLE, TII-BBARD & CO., 'r -cso ». 45 South Water Slrtet, hh:i CHICAGO, II.T.S.

IMPORTERSand

N«w-Yo»it, June 11. 165j.

"I have made a chemical examinatiOB of Rhode*' Fevernnd Age Cure,or Antidote to 'alaria, and h»ve tested it ftfr Arseni',. Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but have not found apartlcle of either in It, nor have I found any mibstance in its composition that would prove Injurious to the constitution. -JAMES K. CHILTON, M.D., Chemist.

Manufacturers of Sash, Blinds & Doors, Flooring, Siding and Shingles. Unilding material of'every description, furnished at s.iort notice, 011 reasonable terms.

Factory, Clark Street. Between Taylor nnd Twolth. Sales Room l'20j Glaik St., Chicago. Sept- 20, ls55-dtfcw-ly.

I iV I S

OUR

OF Cum...

Ca^a*neres, Satinets, Tweed*, Jeans and Lio's«vs R«l. White and Yellow Flannel Irish •t _s_.

BOOTS

Robber Overshoes, Ac die BAY STATE SHAWLS, SHEETISG and

^SOTfoSS -Looking GlasWs, Ac!" 13* We profess to sell as deep ej tie ckM?at. at»* weretpeeifoily ««7 body to call aud ncsmioe oir swcJeand priccs. -CT Land Warrants boofht and generally

it DAlff ALDSO^,

•, M»o straet. Xorth of the S^osre. TerreHaute, Oct.«, leSS^lw-tf

1 3

Manufacturer of Threshing Machines, Horscfe* Power#, Corn and Cob Mills Ac. West Randoll'h Slrertj

Sept. 2G, 1855-dw ly Ciucaoo, Illi.

Black Smithing.

ri^ni? undersigned would r( spectfully inform the citizens of Terre Haute and.vicinity that lie lias opened a shop on Water Mrcet North ofthe Clark House, where he iutends enrrying on the Black Smith business, in all its branches. Particular atteution paid to shoe injr horses. .iM

He also has" a wagon Bhop in connection where any kind of wood work will be done in on the shortest notice. 8|?

I.^OR

JAMES IIADDEN.

Terrc-Haute,Xot. 6, 1B55 dAw-3m.

SALE.—SO acres of land for sale in Vermillion county, Ills. For particulars, apply at. the Warehouse of l)/c.2(J, 1855-dwtf W. H. MARTIN.

"Wholesale Drug Establishment, NO 200 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. OSQDmaDir^ c£2S Wholrtaltdealer* nndjobhertin Drug*. Medicine.t,

Painft, Oil*, Varnishet, Window Gla** and Glassware—Turpentine, Campbine, Fat* ent Medicine*, ij-e.

proximity tcr the Eastern market affording rapid and cheap trans't, for all goods in our line, at least 50 per cent less than the Cincinnati, Louis*ile orSt. Loois markets hare to pay. Ard the easy communication from aud to onr city, from all quarters North, East, South and West, lead us to believe that from ourcity.and from our Houpc, all articles in the Drog trade c»n be bought and shipped to your doors, cheaper than tou have hitherto purchased in the west. Xonr orders respectfolly solicited.

Sep* 26. l'SSS-dAwly.

i. L. ADAVS. jr. v. ouxuam,

ions UCCKISODA*, BCCKIXOHA*.

ADMAS & BUCKINGHAMS, Bankers and Commission Merchants5 NEW YORK.

GRAHAM & BUCKINGHAMS,

Commission Merchants,

few NEW-ORLEANS.

REPRESENTED

in Terre-Haate, by N. W.

Graham, who will make liberal advancM on shipments of Flour, Grain, Provision and other Western produce, with the privilege of sale in either of the abore named markets.

Sept. 25,1?5S dAw3m

New €o»ds—Tlie Pall Trade. EIP12Y & DA5ALDS0BT, (Smccttttrt tt J«#. H. 7"»r*5J'''. ^OBTH or VHE

HAVESevr-Yorkapnrchases,

received small poruon ofth#ir late and will he constantly receiving, deriog ibis wee* awl the next, on til a very general a**ortrnent win be io »to«, suited to The wanU [he ronotrr, all of which will be offered at tlie lowest rates. For further partkstrfsr*. see adreruaaomtft ind bills hirttfKf to 6# fwttM

XT Walk ia Ladies and GeotWn. ,^ f«n« Hitrtt, Sept. 27, Ic55-dwlj. •.

Cfeirter's panish Mixture.

ed for the number of extraordinary curcs effected through Us igency, has induccd the proprtetcvs.at ihe urgent request of their friends, to offor to the public, which they do with the utmost confidence in its Virtues and wonderful Curative properties. The folio wing certificates, selected from a Urge number, arc however, stronger testimony than the mere word «l the proprietors and are all from eenttomcn well known in their localitiee.andoflhchlfihcst respectability many of thew lesidin* in the city of Richmond Virginia.

F. HOYDEN Esq., of tl.a Exchange Hotel, Rich mond known every where,sayslolissseen the Medicine called CART*R'»Sp*ht9M Mirreti* adralulwlorcd to over a hundred cases. In nearly all the diseases for which it ts recommended, with tho most astonUhlnj:ly good results. lie says it Is tho most extraordinary dlclne he ha« overseen.

AOUii AND FEVEI!—CltEAT CURIi.—I hereby certify. that for three years I had Ague and Fever ol tho meat violent description. 1 had several Physicians, took Inr^e quantities of Quinine,Mercury, and 1 believe all the Tonics advertised: but all without any permanent relief. At last 1 trlod OiHTKr.'s Sr**tsti Mutuni£,two bottles of which effectually cured me. and 1 am happy to say 1 havo hid neither Chills or Fevers«iuce. I consider it the best Tonic in the world, and tho only mcdicino that ever reached ruy oase. JOHN LONODKN.

The Great Purifier of tlio E'.CGd. DT1PT 1? r\v pdptttiv TV 11 me pleamt* to recoid the result of my cApcjUnco.— NOT A PARI 1

Bcavtr Dam, near Richmond, Va. C. H, LUCK, Ksq., how in the city of Richmond. aud for many years in the Post Office, has such confidence in the astonishing efilcscy of Carter's Sfak. ish MixTORr.that be hasboupbtupwards ofSObottles, which he has given away to the afflicted. Mr. l.nck s&yohe has never Unowu it tolail when taken accord Ing to directions.

Dr. M1NGK, a practising Physician, and formerly of the City Hotel has wltuesscd in Carter's Spahisi surprising. He uendcut on the fill lnderd.

JNFALUB1.K RKSIKDY for Scroftslo. Kinj Evii, lihetunttttra, Obetinate Cutanecue l*'ic tiocs, Pimples or Pustules on the Face, lllochBolls, Chronic Sore Eyes, Riny worm or Tetter. Scj* Head, Bnlargc»neul*nd 1'ainoftbe Uone»auil Joli, Stubborn in Ulcer*,!*) pliililic Dlcordeis.Luinlafc.' aireaOy exhausted, end daily icquuic* arc mstW nal Complaint, *«d all dlveatca arising from an Ir, for it. You ilestrvo credit foryour discove.iy. 1. for dicioQ* use of Mercury, Imprudcnce in Lite, or It _, one. retorn yon thabXa for the ornifit it hae Jore tiu,rity of the Blood. fori certatnty bad dccpciicd. loup, long ttgc, of e1ejJ

SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker A Morris, Richmond, was curcd of Liver Contplnlnt ol years standing, by the use of twojbottlcs ol Carter's Spanish Mixture.

V/M.o. HAKWOOlt, of uicbni' iid, ctneil of Old Some and Ulccrs, which dlfublrfl hi 11 fiotu Tv alhing. Tool a few bottle* of Curler's 5pntilh Mixture, ind wns enabled to walk without a crutrh, in a abort time perinnnontlv cured.

HKNNETT& SEERS, Xo. 125, Main Ptreet,Rlcli lUOlld. V». And fur falc by .1. R. Cunlnr,hem. Terrc-Haute, and by Dealers In ?fedlcloc evor where.

June?—SGwlv

Wholesale Dealers in Eng-

lisli, Gcriiiaii and American HARDWARE ASD CUTLERY: Wrought and Cut Nails, Spikes, Glass, spanned. Tin and rresfied Ware, ltivets, Keltic Ears, Soldering Coppers, itc., Tin Plato, SheetIron, Copper Ware, Ac., tc., Turners' Iuols, and Machines. [Sept. 26,1855 dvly

May S3, 1855.21ly.

PACTW

ThisvaluabteMcdicine,whichhaabecomcecl«Vr*t (effecting any such result. 1. congratulate you ti:a&

very valuable hoy cured of Scrofula by Carter's Span Hfui Uead of hair. iah Mixture. I consider It t« uly a valuable medic ine, 1

KIJWIJs BUETOX, commlu'lonrr or tbf revennf. -tnyslie lia»*ccii the clfpctn o( '»rtcr*» SpmUh Mixture I11 a number of .Syphilitic and B#y* it is perfect rure for thftt horrible U»e!*se.

Worth Remembering!

1ST. That wc are manufacturing a belter article of Uooking Stovw, from a very largo

cheaper than as good an articlc can be obtain-,

ways on hand.

5th. Our STAVES are thicker, and conse-

quently more durable than those made farthei East, and not liable to fire-craks. Now, friend, if yon want to bo happy, and make yonr wife and children happy, come to the fountain head and get the genuiue article, and you will always invoke blesfcings on oar public benrf,Vu™.

Terre-Haote, Ang. 8,1855-35-wtf

3d CS tm£

Hr^-

B--.P* O S 3 S -j Tf.

rs-t-a

-a

If 55 2 a

£T Thrpwgh Passcngsr* dise at past eleven o'clock jpj »,

Jane 9 l8SS-dAw t/-

EDWARD HEMPSTEAD, Wholesale Cirocery 2io.115Sonth Water Strcst,

HtJUt?

variety of patterus, than arc kept at any bu»- °and mve^bmife^on Rbcumaiitm, jlar establishment on the abahh. mother di^oeie, Luton thu contrnry 2d. That we are"selling them very cheap-1 jljj.

ed elsewhere. healthy nctlcti of tho livvr'^ nud skin, ear3d. That they are fully warranted and tb.cJrnipt humors from the that we are always prepared to repair them henllJiy

cheaply ard substantially, atahort.iot.ee, hav-,)

ing the plates, or pattern to make them, al-. ^.8

mmm

PBOFESSOR WOOD'S

HAIR KESTORATIVE

PROF.

WOOD'S HAIR RESTOKATIVfi. in. nc doubt, ibe moot wonderful Jlccovery of this #fe of progrcsc. Tlie following Is from dUltnguiKUfd member of the aictlicai protrusion

ou cmlficntj. Alter being nearly bstd for time, «rnl li*v(ug tried all the Jialr rettorativca •xuntvand h«\ing no faith loan 1 was induccd, on he&riDc of your*, to stvc it a thai.. I placed myreif In the band* of a barber, *ad had my head welt rubbed with a nod *tiff brach, and the Rentorative Uic.n applied ana w«ll rtibbed in, till tha tcalp wa« alia tflow. TM* 1 repeatfd ever tnornmp, and in threo weeks the yount hair appealed. »f.d grew raptdlr from Augini U»t lip to the present tlDi6, and i* nww jlbich,UacK', and *tronf«-»ofl and pleaaant ta the touch Trhcre«»,bcIorc it was har»!i nnd wiry, wl«t tiivie there wbs of it, and ihja little wai: disappearinp rapidly. 1 still ucc your icstolative atout twloe a wick, and aball soon tia've pocd »nil perfect crop of hair. Kow I have read of thene tliinRs—and who ha* not ?—lut I have never keen hitherto any case in which any jxison** bniJ- wua really benefitted by any of the haw tonics, &c., of the ilar. and it really glxeii

CLE OI* MERCURl IN Ij haverccotr.mended yonrpreparation to other*,nod

it already ha* a large and general sale throughout the Territory. The pttrle have seen ita eUectK, and havo Confidence in it. All who have u**d it here wilt CO"' I ircido with tne In \rkat 1 have written. The rupnly [you sent ui. s* 5h« whol»«alo afcenta of the Terrlto-

your fortune (and & latce one) 1* strcudj mailc. Ycur*, UM'"r. W® 3. VT. CORD,

jA Firm cf Ctr.«ll 4. Ilt.llc?r. D.ursinis. ^2 St. Paul, M. r. Loua!»si'o*t, Int!.. Jure SO. 185.V

MCcSrs. O. J. Wood & (Nt Geiits: Yours ol tlo K-th Inst., came duly to band. Enclosed, please f:iul ®."6, it belnt the aiiH'unt for Hatr Rektoratlve, I hava sold It all. lfyou choose,you may solid mo six doxen lollies (lair Restorative think I can sell it. It has worked miracles iu this place 1 sold a man six 91 bottles who was beid, and tt fetched the hair out all over bis head.

Yours, vciy respectfully,

vr-it# m. H. GRIDLKY. ft- CaRLTLK June 27, VH3. I tiava uaed Prof. O. J. Wood's Hair Kcstorativr, aud have admired its wonderful cft'oct ily^Mr was' becoming, as I thoufibl, prematurely gray. tuTby tlm1 use ot his "Kestorativo," it haa resumed its crigtiu!' color, and 1 havens doubt,'permanently so.

lw'0 boUkg ul 10Ui

!*?»cuIfA?£®!mcd its original color, nnd sUu« lis sppllt alien all

bfltn UfjUi,iva

perfect cure or him, snd tin Editors, in public no-1 „nl tutiiflcd tiicse ho uko it will not retice, say they "cheerfully lecommcnd it to all who it clv«a iho *i»i»esir«Mrc uf h-tvlng been r*areafllictcd with any disease of the blood." centlv oiled. I am iu-i.an-d, theielorc, to re*on

STILL ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.—1 had a I

nlcr,^ upc

JAMES M. TAVI.OR, Conductor on the K.F. & P. It. n. I.. 'stETTART. K. Co., Richmond, Va. TT-rFrrsale In Clrfinnatl ly JolIN D. PARK, SALT KHEUMOFSO YEARS STANDING CURED. I

Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing in the city of

c0Vncr

Richmond, was curcd bv three bottles of Carter's jj, R._V,"e put up the ltestorjtiv« s, both with end Spanish Mixture, of Salt Rheum, which he had nearly iiliout scdinifnt. and think tar lettniiim culur, tlmt 20 years, and which all the physicians of the city

co,,1,1!,ing

cr*: From Hon. Geo. U. lUdper. I.. L. 1' 5euiit«.r cf on N 1 no 1 0 ••mmeinl tln-oi fi rn enflf»l'le, nife»t iffit»cn\,

ltmcd) in 1 yfpeplic aftecilon*. »iul btlifr.* I)•tt be the befl .Villi i'rfrpcj'tic Mtdtf lni'1 vrr cflVud ui U-r public."

Fluid Col. Jcbn I' tiMiblna, llf-i dfi nn. Jf. C., Msy Cd, IfS^.—'- It 'lie ib picitkic to ol the ocd tffnlf ul yi-ii pi lie i'

l"S

4 MADIS0)[

ST. Pa.cl, JM. 1, W5S.

Prof. O. J. tVooo—Dear Sir: Unnolicltfd, 1 itnJ

?ongtbt»

SIDNEY HKEIiSE.

Ex-S«nalor, United States. ViMctKftrs, Ind., June IS, 1853.

Prof. O. J.Wnon: As you aro about to manufacture and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative/ 1 wlllstste, for whomsoever It may concern, that I hsuo used it, and know others who used it, that l_ have for several y.nr* been in the habit of u»iug oth-' er Hair Restoratives, and that I find yours vastly t:u-

{lead

eilor

GREAT CUKE OF SCROFULA.—The Editors of the Richmond their press room. with Rheumatism, which entirely disabled htm from jynt|rulThss disappeared frcru tn html," ai I h«v« work. Two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture made

Republic had a servant employed Hi 1

to sny other 1 know. It entirely cteansvs tho Of of dandruff, and wltV one month's proper uso will restore sny porsoR's hair to the original youth fut color and texture, tlvluy It a healthy, soft, and aid nil this without disntloiinR

f-T. Iofis. JuneC8,1P5.1.

Prol- Wtfets—As ytfu fire shout to prepare aud vend your recently din-ov red Ht-lr Keftorativc. trains yoo rcqurai iu t.j'liil* i, *tl It, I wIil stato thnl toy hair was, few mouths aio, yr.ry gr»j- sndafur

HHr Hcfioiatlvo, it assu

wSih no dlssj.reei.blo itel ii^ oftho

\u iK1

kjiiUeslrius

of having a tcuu-

ati,slr,

yours. &c.

ul Fouih and Walnut, at maiiuf.tturcr's ii-

sediment, the heti.

could not euro. Mr. Thompson i*a well known mer r-y. Forsale hy 1*. M. Donnelly, Ton* Haute, Ind chant in the city of Richmond, Va., and his cure is Oct. fl, IbVV-M.dw ly most remarkable.

WM. A. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, bads servant cured of Sj ph in or or by sr aS pa Ish Mlxtui 0. Ho says he cheerfully recommend it jGRKAI l.Rl". 1' Oil I.) bl J^l IS I

and considers It «n invaluable mcdicino RICHAHli E. WKST, of Richmond wn Scrofula, nnd what I'hvsk'lt.ni" collrd conlirm'd ^rn rfsrtption, by three hritllc* of Cartfr HpanUh Mixture.

DYSPEPSIA PYSI'EPSIA

iVIic Ucst jTlcdliiiiic vcr OI'IvihI to ttlf I*« 1» 11c.

I I'RICF. uM.V' 5 I IM S I'KR I.OX. TX'TORb'. limn half liilllii 11 fit boxe» liavr Wf« frl it on In ii at joined ce:tificati tuv

Ulf

ftou. 0 nviilmiilv el ct.

»e. 1 ti.n il.« in

coiiFinutly with n'C. #nd h»v" nf *0 for yen*, »rd 1 iirvtr 1 lit 1:U 11 yaell calc wiil.i.nl tlnm. '1 hcl- cf 1 1 has been to rector'' sn« firm #i» xci edir jly Iccl.lr. 1 cmncioUd coiulliiou, tiiUliifc fuin Indlfctttii 11, (.ood health."

Grn.Thoa. J.Green, virile vltltirr at Cld Trh 1 Cmiifoit, Va., July I?. 1^:'.1—"1 r#r«ly u»e n- rtl -r .medicine th»u youi till*,if I an (,»t ll.i in. *1 I

In vi been rny timeline 1 .umtus 1*.I' In "I rxac. Xry r, a if S (.. an he to lici, whenever needed.". 1 nd nuiiierouctithcraaa lion. Wr» C.rtfft

U. H. Senator freni H. t'., Urn. Join Her-der.n.lato Mlt.fi»r Ippl, Hrsn. Jar/ica Im'.'li. Julf crnoiaon 1 ('., lit. R« v. I.tvl S. I vea, 1). P., I'll bop *f 1 tf Honor Henry Potter, Judj of f«, Cf urt, Jlmtiu 1 ti in I re a id of it S at it A 1'fjbe bnd ot J. R. GuntiiDjhnm, and NV. L. Mil t* df f'o. 'Berre.Haute.

ICoiie cennlne wilhout the vrHtte* algoatcre of JOHN IJHCKWITH, M. ft., fropilt'loK Feb. 7, 1655 9-tf

''PliE ItoboraiitiH is a rnft) "Jul thorough nifc f«r Fever and Agtf, Remittent i'ever, toio Chills and nil Hiliotts tliseaK-s

{^"A

lJje

4!tried

4th. That a Stove made at^a distance is not jw#refeTyou to all who haveiifcd or sold it,'» worth half as much as one of ours, fot when ntatcmcnts are liotlruc, and if yoo a piste breaks or barns out, it uees up tho j,

nl-

a very trifling expense. l.

fJourseu

wayafitaplateinio a«tove of our own make, prAarctj

L»icw.nau,_

Doctor Alien by dealer* in thesnrror.ndingtowiisr N. B- Dealers will find the Roborantia sn article that will «iye snti«f«clion to their •uatomers.and yield a fair profit.,

July 30 *55, daw-tf.

E N A S WnOLCSAI.K AW BET-UL CARPET WAHE-HOUSi,, ilo. 10, F.oat Foorih Kireet, betw«en'

Main and

ISASD

now receiving a large Stock of EKGLI8F A5SEBICAB CAEPET8, Curtain Goodm. Oil Cloth,, See., Ac., for the Fall trade, to vhier be respectfully incites the attentum of the public. [Sept. 5,1550 S9-wl*

"D K.VTD A. POWELL,

S E A E N I N E

ANli BOILER BCILDEIt,

Butler Street, Btticeen C^rigrest andtront. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

ALL

tjf

Cbioaoo, Itts-

O* Agent for th# sale ofDapont'sPowdsr. Sept. 36, I855 *ly

FOft JATi*

Btrx'cfftKAAfS-

sites of Portable Circular Saw Mills,. Cast Iros Water Wheel* for Grist Mills, Saw and Grist Hill Irons, Planers, .Lathe*, Boring Mills, Upright Drills, Screw Cnitew^ 4c., made to order. gnr Second handed Engines snd Boilers for wJ*. jMay &, 1855-23-wlyr]

To Printers thronghont the State. TTTE are prepared to furnish st the lowest TT Cwm Katss—

Fine Eastern Printing Inks, large snd small sised cans. Printing Paper of any size, and extra i«iuity

Csrd*

cut to order st short notice.

tJnraled Cap, Letter, and NotePaperi. s. Pin# PI sin and Illuminated Card lioarrti-^

STEWART A BOW EX,

if West Washington st-rIcdiauayolis. May 28#

sinmach and"Bowels, produ-

arit]

cha|jcngc you lo

,» goodW?

and f( r^k

flnfj

,u"8

person who ltn»

the Hoborantia without being cured, and

yoll may be r(,«|0nd

whole institution, a» it costs more to repair I yion/sickness fltid much time otd than to bay anew one whereau, we can

to Lealti. and eave

a„d 8old

whoJc?alc bvJcbiiDnrl-

fOhemist,pMicc.Tcrre^IInutc^ftnu^nnl«

A.r,muf n,ic ,,nati. O., and for by