Wabash Express, Volume 15, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 July 1856 — Page 4

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..^lywa Uw loatovUla Joaraai. THE SUICIDE. rr cB**tM bobiaC Dtmi

htoisweetrelief to die, XVhen with unrecoenlzlnfr eye Hope gaze* Into our*! if And I ota with thia liUle kblfo *rt Sod Time, MM! DonVt, and earthly Lite—

A life bereft of fiowen. **,r

1 *fff fling off the wretched year* That cllnz about tny soul In tear* I Whlltt jet my Ufa was May, The angel Death a Jewel ilole, A beuntlfal, voang, saintly soul,

And beggared me for aye.

I love4 at man can never lore

Bite once on earth: a truant dare, Heaven now rich In her I My heart no longer feel* the glow Which Beanty caused It long ago,

For tU Joy'* sepuleher.

Sit made thia world look beautiful, And, when *he left It, all grew doll: My music wa» her laugh Ah when Death reaped my Adele, And left the wide, wide world to me,

Ho left me but Life'* cha£T!

1 watched with training eye« her bark Till lost within the Unknown Dark, Then flong tne on the sbore: All night I heard that dread sea's moan, And fait how utterly alone

I waa forerermore

My hot heart, blaetng, drank my teari My aonl grew gray, tho* not with yeara: 1 rnthed Into great crowd*, In vlld and reckless rerel sought & To banish memory and thought

Of ghaatly forma In shroud*.

Ala* I've sought for peace In rain There It no Lethe for my pain, Unless It be In death Wherefjr, to-night, I'll go and meet My lost Bclorcd! Life, at thy feet

I now yleld ap my breath.

Farewell, dim Earth farewell, O Life Of sorrow and Ignoble »trlfe: Farewell, ye wilted flower* 1 Ye*, *tit a »wect relief to die, When with nnrecognklng eye

Hope, passtng, look* In our« I

Motrins, Tens., May, 1850,

Jntlge mortonU Viewi on tUe slavery Question. He held that the question of slavery Wftfl one Trith which we of Indiana had nothing to do. and he. for one, had no disposition to interfere with it whore it existed. Kit was a blessing, let the slave State* enjoy it alone if it was a curse, let them keep it to themselves. We wanted nothing to do with it, except to keep it from our doors, and prevent its extension into territory already oenpccated to freedom. and in which we had a present and prospective interest. We had no desire or intention to interfere with the rights of Slavery as guaranteed in the Constitution, among which he was understood to include the right guaranteed by the Constitution to reclaim fugitives from service escaping into anv of the free States or Territories of this tfnion.

On this whole question of Sla^ry we did not understand Judge

MORTON

FILLMORE'S

as en

tertaining a single doctrine or sentiment, that is not held in common by nine-tenths of tho friends of Mr.

FILLMORE

and by Mr.

in Indiana,

FILLMORE

himself, so far as

we have been able to understand his views on this subject. If Mr.

FILLMORE

hasev-

*r advanced an idea at all antagonistic to the views expressed by Judge

MORTON

here, we would thank some of our Ropublican friends, who affect to entertain doubts as to his soundness on this question, to enlighten us -as to time and place. It won't do to decry a faithful public servant and throw him off, on mere suspicion. The people, who have the votes to give, will want something more tangible. Let us have it. In our opposition to slavery extension, we yield to no man, who stops short of absolute fanaticism and yet we have never been able to see anything in Mr.

public or private actst

that would justify us in withholding our entire confidence from him in this respect. On this question we believe he is entirely safe, and hence can give him our cor* dfiai support—N. A. Tribune.

Jlnchnnixn at Home.

him to death

tmail

Tho Blark Democracy are discovering when too late, that they "put their foot ois, ane the two most influential Demo-

in it." when they nominated Ten Cent cratic papers ofthe State, the Chicago Jimmy for President. AU oar news from Democrat and Chicago Press* repudiate Pennsylvania confirms tho opinion that ho the Democratic nominations and go for ••an't begin to carry his own State. In the Republicans. Three Neutral papers his own county, Lancaster, he will be boa-j of Illinois the Urbana Union, Canton ten 6.000 majority. Press and Lnsalle Journal have hoisted

A letter to the Philadelphia %ws from the Republican ticket. Lancaster, says: In Cincinnati four Gerniftft papers, two "Strangers at a distance rak'ht have 'dailies and two week lie*, oppose thenomsupposed that the nomination of Mr. Bu« ination of

'ohttnan would have raised a perfect whirlwind ore*cUem*nHii the bottled D.mo-1,

cratic city that claims him as her adopt-!....«

«d son, and I certainly did suppose that hoisted the

I heard an old Democrat sat yesterdar, Aw ii. h*. never scmtchcd

Buchanan wearing through the streets of Lancaster. iJor is this the only old Dem-!

the Announcement of the event would now takes it down and goes for the Rehave been attended with a reasonably de*' publicans. The New York Evening Post cent demonstration ofjoyonthe part of,an(J

hU fellow citiaens, whether Democrats or I.

not. Bui the of hi. nouioUKm did imost

ocratio this city and county who will re- •v*rnr- R1***

•list" so bitterly as the "Dutch Farmers'

J3T Beware dies-s. Ia nine woman is without

of a woman who worships»^ocnj|n

Qualification. Dressy people are gwwrilly ih«e »ho l.ck braios iod

**t C"

1» "&«?• St^i "»fe:B»isS»i tf UJj^AlSk *SA£!I3

•P

Prom the Norfolk (V*) AUWRTW. A VBAVririll. I!ICI»E»*. In a conversation with one of oar physicians yesterday morning, he related an incident of last summer's pestilence, that to us seemed touchingly beautiful, and which we trust will not only be read with pleasure, but with profit on account of the

lesson if conveys. vi SIX tl He 8*id thai among the bouses he was called upon to take in charge, was that of one of our wealthiest and most respectable citizens. One by one the family were smitten with the terrible fever, until but one—a little girl of twelve years was left on her feet, upon whom the entire family was dependent for sustenance and nursing—for it was a time when the appliances of wealth were powerless, and even millionaires were beggars. The Doctor knowing the impor .ance of .the utmost nursing that could be given, and knowing too the importance of cheerfulness in the xick 'rooms, called little into the parlor. and explained the weight of the responsibility that had fallen upon her almost infantile shoulders. "Every one of your family," said he, "are now sick every one will probably die, unless they

Again, you must seem cheerful and hap-

Sometimes, indeed, overtasked Nature would assert he* supremacy—tho natural fear and stricken affections of the young and aQectionate girl, would for a time overpower her sense of duty, and she would for a time give way to grief. But this exhibition was never made in the presence of the sick. At each time she would shut horself in the parlor, and relieve her overcharged feelings by weeping, as if her heart would break. But as soon as the paroxysm of grief was over, she would remove every sign of sorrow, and with smiles on her face, and mu*ic on her tongue, would once more assume her trying duties, with a courage that has never been exceeded by the chivalry of the world.

Some of the family died under her care, but the greater number—thanks to her attention and her courAgeous tact—recovered. To her they each owe a lund ot gratitude, that a life of love and kindness

can never repay. And when—if ever -the yet unwritten

wanes to insignificance.

The Position of the Press. The St. Louis Aneziger des Westcns. a daily German paper of great circulation

in the West, repudiates both the platform and candidates of the Democratic party.

Some half dozen German papt rs in lllin-

BUCHANAN.

have the best "care and attention. This lowing letter explains itself, and fastens cannot be obtained, and all depends upon the he upon the slanderer who manufacyou, and the servants under your control. ™riv who In your bands probably rest their lives.—

seem happy and gay. No matter wha.t} tuated you when you wrote it. you feel or what you fear, you Oi'jst laugh

and sing, even if your heart is breaking. Recollect that any outburst of grief, and show of tears, in the room of any of your

friends, may cost them their lives." With a distinct understanding of her grave responsibilities, she boldly Assumed the duty. Keith.r the danger and death.

baroim of .he pM.ilence of 855 giv-j^ en lo the world—none will shine morelg^jp The chapel at Ortokoi was opened. It ript and unnoticed and unaided, tho English colof Ortakoi decided to waive all sectarian

conspicotisly forth than that of little Was entirely got up by private subscription, ————. of Street. It is a hero- and unnoticed and unaidei ism above human expression, and almost above human conception in comparison,

The Philadelphia Times, one ofthe

Buffa

„rnatcily. which had

t«lc,ll!d

pot mate one tenth of the feeling and ex- ocr&tic papers of New York, strongly opciUaient that followed the first intelli* pose the Buchanan ticket. Several Gerfcenoe of the Sumner outrage.

maD

i- r-t

FILLMORE

and

DONKLSON

Democratic paper? of

,aie ,he

FRKMOHT.

member the past. Pre#eDt character of OongrwM. If the notice

There DO elu. of people in Ae U».! J*

rw. r. true:

ion who hate a "Black Cockade Feder-

nauotta.

ana cheat themselves into the belief th&t 1 the world, in admiring their gewgaws/ £jr Indiana is considerably honored forget that their hearts are untenanted by

a tingle womanly emotion. U) Conventi^*, Hon. Joo. W. Davis A man who is attracted by meredres*. President ofthe Democratic Convenundeserving of the nam*, and is & d«ar tion at Baltiroo in I85i Mr. Sheets, of birg&in even to the fool who entraps him. Indianapolis, for short time presided Young ladies who expect to caush a has- |OTer

ag,

j0 j)aily Republic, two ofthe

,Dd

w,dei.r clre,lU'e,i r,e,a'

iIhj

"me

ticket for thirtv years but that he "could' Herald, having the^larg*f«t circulation of riAt and woulJ not vote for that d—d old *oy paper in New "V ork, and formerly an th&t he might forgive every- advocate of the Hards and the Nebraska ing else except the wearing of thatWorir Bill, now opposes Buchanan and declares cociadt, which he well remembers Mr.! for

A DwaifT1OT or

Sute also

And the

York,

CoN««a*.-Tbe h. York

following account of the

p,*i°

•A low, vulgar, dr*m-dr»nking, roffianlv.

Th«* will hla^t hail 1liberties and the firt* of thirty Veil foot yet, *h»w shoes ura* not, to say the very of Peon*jlvao«* A hey will WacJC Moa

of fre

to predict the swift destruction that ia coming apoo this people. The dignitt of the law-

ptft* th« wfinenswi of the scdoIkt *tid

cases out of ten such a!}n Ch«ir place, the mo«t vulgar blackguardism, lOUt a single redeeming the roo»t naffianly rnanner*^ and the most bru

the w*y of presiding officers at N^tion-

tbe

band by means of QtMincod skirt* and Me- Philadelphia, which nominated Fillmore t« A..ii tk. «t*(Ma

jhlin collars, should try the virtue of am-1 Pmskient and Henry S. Lane, of lability and cooscivucioasoes* before their C*awford*vilie. was Prewoent of the Re-

r»

consigns them to thejrank of spiritless publican Convention at Philsdelphia whiab Fhqmrw, »omh$Frttncotk

TanaAsei in Tvxac.

A letter from Sherman, in Texas, dated on the 12th alt,speaks of fire roost terrific stern* having passed o»«rr that section of territory in the previous three weeks. Cedar Hill, in Wallas county, waa entirely destroyed by is. Every bouse in the place was leveled by it, and gome blown entirely away. Nine persons were killed on the spot, and two were earned some seven miles, aisd found dead, of course. Au ox wagon* standing before a store, was lit erally torn to pieces one of the tiers was broken into fonr piece*, then doubled up and twisted like an augur, A young lady bearing the storm coining, raofrotn thebnildings, and caught bold of a post that stuck some distance into the ground, and held on for life. She was aavedj but the tcind tank eff evny p*rticU of her clothing, exrn her tlockingtl A few others were saved by laying down upon the ground and holding on to pin# that had been driven into the ground. The mail riders coming into that seciion of the country report forty-one"others killed by bv the tornado, and many houses, stablee, and some few meeting houses, with any quantity of fencing, blown, nobody knowf wliere. At Cedar Hill, an iron safe with some eii ht hundred or a thousand dollars, was blown away and not yet found.-—S'..I/ui$ Republican,

A l*le Nailed*

The old liners have been busy during the past two weeks in circulating a report that Dnn Mace had avowed himself in favor of Buchanan for President. The fol-

tured the "rumor," and the party wjbg have spread itnbroad.—Laf. Courier.

HOUSE REPS

py,—if you don't wish your father, moth-j j)ear Ellis:—Your note received, and er, sister and brothers to die, you must j0

May

cannot

of those nearest and dearest to h£r nor jj0H jsso equivocal on the slavery ques fear of the dread destroyer who was leaving his foot-prints in every house ofthe strieken city, made her forget for a moment, the duty so disproportioned to her years. Not for days, but for weeks, at all hours of the day and night did she go from bedside to bedside of the sick, the sole ministering angel. Through all the scenes of sickness, delirium and death her little heart responded nobly to the impulses of duty her face was radietit with the smile of affected gaiety and her forced laugh and song, accompanied.he'/ labor of duty and l"vc.

30, 56,

doubt the kind interests that ac-

for a moment compromit my

own self respect, by formal disclaimer of •'any painful rumor direct from Washington" in regard to a change of sentimen' on the slavery question, which would induce me to vote for any one nominated by the Old Line Convention, to be held on nex' Monday at Cincinnati. If my posi

lion, that a "rumor" from Washington creates grffat distrust in the minds of my constituents, as to my sentiments. I had bettfr resign at once.

Truly, &e., DAN LMACE:

From California.

NEW ORLEANS,

June 26.*

The steamer Granada with dates from S».n Francisco to the 5ih inst,, arrived here to-day.

The steamship Illinois takes forward nine hundred passengers, and nearly two and a quarter millions of gold.

Cora and Casey were hung on the 22 1 ult. The funeral of King took pi-tee the same day. The proceedings were char acterised by perfect decorum.

The Vigilanee Committee arrested several other despoiate characters, among whom was the notorious nkee Sullivan, on the first of June. Sullivan committed suicide in his cell at the Committee Rooms. leaving behind him a confession in regard to election frauds in which he was implicated.

The opponents of the Vigilance Committee attempted to hold a meeting to denounce the proceedings of the latter, but it proved a total failure.

The World Moves.

"Protestantism on the Bosphorus," is the heading of an article iu the Press, in which a C0rrt*H|KHiaeill ur Iliu

with which, that of 1 hermopylse or Lodi pietely succeeded, and it would be difficult to

IJUIIUUU

Times,

date of Constantinople, Tuesday., May 12th. says:

'Yesterday (White Sunday) t,he«bells rang

j,|u pjaceof divine worship they have com-

imagine anything more simple, tasteful and suitable to the purpose, namely, to serve as a temporary church. It i.s situated on one of the highest points above Ortakoi, commanding a view over the lower part of the Bosporus and the Goldeu Horn.

In one of the most conspicuous

comers in Chicago is a large six story building, built by a clerk in the city,, with money purloined from his employer.— When detection became unavoidable, he left town and sent back an agent to nego» tiate. The matter was finally arranged by the employer taking the building and paying the thief ten thousand dollars and it was remarked, so great had been the rise in property, thr-t the employer made a fortune by being robbed.

JC3T The following is a verbatim copy of a pass, recently given in Kansas, to enable the bearer to pass in safety Mie bands

of pillaging Missourians. "Law and Order," in the Territory, has evidently never made the acquaintance of the school

master: "Let this man pas kntno Aim two be a law and ann abidin Sittisen." {Signed] "SAMUEL SALTERS." -"depy sherf."

A OEM.

There is both truth and poetry in. the

following beautiful little gem: *"v There's not a heath, however rude,

But hath some little flower To brighten up its solitude. And scent the evening hour.

There's not a heart, however cast

By grief and sorrow down. But hath some memory of the past, To love and call its own.

LAWKS* MCASTRKXEXT.—We

brutal «et of gambler*, are trifl:T»g with l«« to a mile fweaase we nener met with a lady's i' t, wh«»#e shoes was ne* a mile too big for her,

»TOen And it require* na prophetj 1««.

the

.'Brace of the irentl*Rr«a. am no longer to be

our

higher hall* of legislation: bat

are curiou* to

know bow many feet in female arithmetic go

Indiana Piano Forte Ware room AND MU3IC STORE! planed to aspie of la

THE

«»tKiKVtbw« are

ihmim* to tb« peon.

teat they ktr« a very ettarixt a«•orUaeat of P1AXO FORTKS from Uw best makes in tke Otiud Statu, i«d«4lt|Ci!cniUM

Stun, S 8*«ir*. Saturr, Dam UKI T.

GIWWT,

THE

K. N. National Convention at

of Boston also, eotse of tht beat

tsaket of S«*-Yw*. We hare alw, JtBtODBOXS la every style, Gfdtara, Violins, ktc- Oar sto^k is qui to Uk«t nf any bo«oe ie the Wed, a»d prie*« a* low. We earn-ssUy fartte all who desire to Nithsw,t*|in as a call. ao» 4, 8a»

W1U.ARD *l STOWELi.

ladiaaapolhL. Jaa.96. tSS-dAw-C«

Partnership Votiee.

co partnership heretofore existing be^ tv«n the undersigned, osder the firm of L. Ryee A Co.. has this day Iwea disaolved by •«tMl«oatnt. Tho bosioeaa will be coctinoed by L. Rvc* W. S. Rrcm, or-der the firm

O. V. BROKAW,

Aprill lfSfidtf RTCB

,L spt-?, m,, «J.

AGAIN WE ARE WITH YOU! ARNOLD & CO.,

ARBagainwho

prepared to show their friends,

•ad all any call upon them, the most complete and beautiful assortment of CLOTHING in the eity of Terre-Haute. It is well kno'wn that we are net in the habit of bragging over our stock—forwe always let the Qoods opeak for th£®»elve®—twit, this season, we must be permitted to say that we are better prepared to' meet the Wants of oar friends than ever before, and all who call upon on, will find that we can suit them,both in quality and prices.

OURSTOOK OP OLOTHTNOlsthe largest in this city—embracing everything tn the clothing line—and we are determined, not only to sell as cheap a# others-—but cheaper than any other house CAN sell. We know all those who bought their CLOTHTKG of na last year, will call npon us again but to all others, we say,try ut.

TThen yoa come to town, walk right into the Cheap Store at "Water Melon Corner," and let satisfy you that our'a is TBS place to buy your Clothing.

We have now two Stores in Teue Haute, one at the well known "Water Melon Corner," the other, one door west of the Southern Bank, and nextdoorto Hulman's Wholesale Grocery.

We have also, in connection with our Store, an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, presided over by Mr.H**TSOCK. who is ready at all times, to wait upon his friends with a very fine and large assortment of piece goods, of the latest styles. Any Garment will be made to order at short notice, and in the best stvle.

O* REMEMBER, we warrant every article we sell. D* 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-ly1

TO FABMERS IN PARTICULAR, And House Keepers in General!

THE

ondersiened has taken the House formprly occupied by Riddle Jt Co., cornel of 5th and Main streets, Terre-Hauta, where he has on hand, and intends constantly keeping for sale a ifeneral Agricultural ana Stove Store, compri«lnjr the following articles:

Thrashing Machines, with or without Separators. from 1 to 8 horse power Corn and Cobb Crushers, a cheap ana superior article Corn Shelters, for hand or power Reapers and Mowers Horxe Rakes Sythes and Cradles a variety of S'.raw-Cufteis SausageCutters and Sniffers Corn Knives Cistern Pumps Grind-stones and hangings Urban's Fire Proof Safes Platform and Counter Scales Store Trucks Thermometer and other Churns Kitchen Safes Mill Belting, from 9 to 15 inches wide, do. Packing Garrett A Co.'s Cincinnati Plows, fully equal to Miller's, (warranted to he an) GroverA Madison's, and othpr Plow Cultivators, various patterns OxYokes 2, 3 and 4 pronged Steel Forks Hoes and Rnkes Spades, Shovels Grain Scoops Axes Post Spades Gravel Screens CiderMills, and almost all other articles useful for Farmers and Gardeners.

Sole airent at Terre-Haute, for T. Jk T.Hammond's 0age Orange Seed and Plants, and asrent for Landis A Co.'s New York and the celebrated Shaker Garden Seeds.

His stoek of STOVES is large and well selected, of almost all patterns, for Cooking or Heating, for Coal or Wood Tin, Topper, and Japanned Ware on hand or made at short notice.

Particular attention paid tp out door work, such as gnttering, Conductors, Ac. By ju«t dealing and close attention to business, he hopes to merit a fair share of patronage from the public. No charge for showing goods. JOSEPH COOPER lav

GROVKB,

Agent.

Dec. 4. l855-d3m-wly T. QOULD.J

Oct. 25. IR55. I have sold my entire interest in the Dayton Carriage Miop, to m. G. Kortor, and he willpay all debts contracted 'he Shop.

GEORGE YBAMANB.

Oct. 25,1855-dlm-wly

N. P. SPAULDING, KO. 4, MEOH AXICS ROW. TERRE HAUTE. IND.

Dealer in Doort,Sa»h and Blinds, both of Pine and Pnplar Lumber.

ALSO. PLANED FLOORING fc SIDING.

All work manufactured of kiln-dried lumber by IV. 8. JVnNUK, TolsdO, Ohio, Kr.J 11 orders promptly filled. April 10-w3m

EDWARD HEMPSTEAD, Wholesale Grocer, No. 115 South Water Street.

LARGE SALE OF DRY-GOODS

ST COSTFOB CtSl!

fTM3K

undersigned, intending to clone out I their entire Stock of Gtnid*, to quit the bi$ine«n. will sell at Eastern Cost. Merchants in need of Ooods will find it to iheir interest to give us a call, a* we are determined to cell.

Our Stock consists of he followiog articles, vis Dry Good", of every description. Boots and &hoe* a verr large and choice slock of

Hat« and Cap*. Groceries, Notions, Hardware, Crockery a large and fashionable slock of readymade Clothing. The farmers are particularly invited to give us a call, as we cau save them atleaat 30 per cent.

Our stork is large and embraces every variety of goods usually kep in a county store was bought in Boston and New York in large quantities, principly from the manufacturers, and we are prepared to five our friends great bargains, if they will favor as with an early call.

N. B. All persons indebted to the firm a*e requested to call and aettle by the 1st of uly, or their aceoanta will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection.

FLETCHER CUNINGHAM.

May 15-dwtf

Head! Read!!

Terre-Haate, Oct. 12,1855 dwly

O ft C. SMITH, (SeecnaM* TO SI. Smirm Sam.) StUoul Koad Street,

-•«r vij

[ARBA HOLMES.

OOilLD&flOUIES, 33oiler At Holmei' Foundery and Machine Shop, ne&r the Railroad Depot*.

TERRK HAUTE,

Ixn.

O" Repairing promptly attended to. Also 1 A OOILKUO

1..6li«.ni -?,

Nov. 7.1855.' [48-wi/]

A I RB A N K' S' CELEBRATED S A E S G. d. C.i'. Smith. Agents.

FAIP BANKS & CO.. Ag\ts 189 Broadway, Ntw York.

April 19, '50-wly.

O il( li!!

•"pHE undersigned, would *ut" that he has purchased of George Yeainann, his entire stock of Hugeics, Carriage*, Wagons, toola and fixture* used it the "l)a^on Carriage Shop," and has permanently located in Terre-Haute, and is prepared to execute all kinds of work and repairing in his line, upon short notice. He has engaged the very liest Ea»tern workmen, and his material is all selected. He will sell his stock of Camiiges, now on band, very low for cash WM. G. SORTOR.

Dec. 20,1855 dwtf

FOR

CHICAGO. ILLS.

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

Tejre-Haate.lad..

T^EALERS in Stores. Gastmgs. Plow* Tta-P)*te aad Sheet liw, a»4 Xaaefitcarer* of CoMxr, Tia utf Sta* Iron Wars,

The stock ts Urft. uJ the aaaie, ia renrd to ear castealers, as fceratofere. r*k.

y\R. A&YOLD—Office

^wa »s

Sew Principle I Kc» Poison iI

RHODES* FEYfciR AND Ah UK CURE, os AirrnMW xa

XASASIA.

FOR THE fREVRimon AND rWK Fever and \fue, or Chill Pev®rj otker IateriallteDt ii4 Kamiueat Piwmwo of llUoo- hten. 4cco»^e»|ed J7phoid Symptoms TylK»d F**«r,Y«llow rmr,

Ship an A Jail F«w,

Otaeril Debility, Sifkt Sweats and all othtr forms of disease «J WHICH IATI A COXKOX I* A A I A O I A S A

hm tubtle atmospheric poison, which at certtU tenon* ia unavoidably inhaled at every breath, the same in character wherever it oxiats,—north, south,east, or west.—and will every Wheie yield to this newly discovered AMTIDOTR, which neutralizes the poison, complettl/ purifies the aystem, and thus entirely removes all the cause ef disease.

The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary results from Its use: It will protect any resident or traveler, eve* in the most aickly or swampy localities from any ague or billousdlsease whaiever.or any Injury from conatantIv inhaling Malaria or Miaama.

It will instantly check the ague in persona who have suffered for any length of time, from OK* Bit to TWEST* TUM.M that they need n«ver have AKOTMIK CHILL, by continuing its use according to directions.

It wilt Immediately letlevo all the distreaaing result* or bllllous or ague diseases, each as general debility. night sweats, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical cure ?JTe«ted. And aaa pr»*f that it la also

WOLTHY OP PUBLIC COSFIDKSCB Becauaeofita SINGULAR AND KNT1KK HARMLESSNBSS. The following certificate Tom oneoftberaost celebrated chemists in the United States, ia attached to every bottle:

Kkw-VODI,

June

11.

"Ihavemada a chemical examination of Rhode*' Fever anu Ague cure, or Antidote to Malaria, and have tested It for Araenlc, Mercury, Quinine and Stryehnini, hut have not found a particle of either in lt.nor have 1 found any substance in Its composition that would prove Injurious to the constitution.

JAMBS K.. CHILTON. M. 1)., Chemist." Thin allows of its FKER USE AS A PRBVENTITIYB. By which all persons may thus be suie of entire freedom from the above named diseases no matter how sicKly the season or swampy the locality.

PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and the confidence ofthe public asked only In proportion to its actual merit* wherever inttoduced and used. These only arerelled upon to prove its worth.

One or two bottle* will answer to ordinary ca«es some may require more. Directions printed in German,French, Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar.

Prepared and sold by the proprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, K. I. ALLEN PENCE, P. M. DONNELLY and J. R. CUNINOBAM, Agents, Teire-Haute Ind.

BRAGG •& BUKROWES, (Mustang Liniment Depot) Agents for St, Louis Mo. Q» And for sale by Druggists generally.

Nov. e, lV55-dw-ly

WILLIAM H. MARTIN, (LatoofBucklngam E Co., Toledo. Ohio,)

iortoartiiuj & Cummission Slcufcant, AMD O E E A E

TEKUE-HAVTE, IND.

CONSIGNMENTSwill

Before selling your Wheat, Corn, Oats, Ac., and making your storage arrangements, come and see me.

Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!

1 HARRELS SALT

Jan. 24. dwtf W

WAN

TKRKE rtAUTE. IND.

SALE.—80 acres of land for sale in Vermillion couuty, Ills. For particulars apply at the Warehouse of

Dec. 20,1855 dwtf W. H. MARTIN.

FOB

SALE.—An interest in a Warehouse property, situated in a good section of conntry. (for grain, tc.,)onthe JTabash and Erie Canal, between here and Laiayette. For terms, Ac., apply at the Warehonse of

Dec. 20.1855, dwtf W. H. MARTIN.

On Consignment.

GOOD assortment of Ur^e and small Husk and Cotton Mattresses will be told at reasonable price*, for Cash, at the Warehouse of

March 37, dtf W. H. MARTIN.

rr —in—

INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE

Book and Paper House!

would call especial attention to our Stock of Books and Stationery, and say to those wishiug to buy to sell again, that we will Doplicate any Bill of Books Parchased in the WEST!

Onr stock consists of an extensive assortment of Spellers, Letter Papers,

Readers, Cap Papers, Geographies, Not- Papers, Drcticrnaries, Envelopes,

Grammar*. Inks, Pens, Ac., At STEWART A BOWEN'S. Mar. 1, 1856d«Bno Indianapolis.

To Printers Everywhere!! V\TE keep constantly on band the following sites of

PRINTING PAPER! '-"T

^8X»8 MX"

Leghorn

solicited, on which

reasonable advauces be made when in store,giving privilege of sale in New Orleans, New York, Buffalo, Oswego, Toledo or Cincinnati.

Dec. 20,1853-dwtf

Notice to Farmers and Others!

THE

undersigned, late of the firm of Buck ipgham Co., Toledo, 0., and formerly of Rogers, Reynolds Martin, Lafayette, Ind., having established himself in General Produce and Commission Business in the WareHouse known as "Britton's," desires to inform this community that he is prepared to buy, sell and store produce of ail kinds on reasonable terms. Long acquaintance with the west, accompanied by an extensive knowledge of eastern markets, will enable him to pay full prices to the producer, and give him an advantage not usually possessed, for the disposal of property entrusted to Lib care for sale in other markets.

ATbash

WM. H. MARTIN.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 20, '55 dwtf

for sale at mar-

XOl/U ket price, or exchange for Wheat, f-nrn. fcc at the Warohouseof Doc. 20, !955 dwtf: W. H.

To Bankers, Merchants and Others. rt^he underid^fiedUis the sole a^ent in this JL city and vicinity. fo"V tie sale of

PATENT CONCBKTK FIRB PROOF

MX"

24X38 MX8®

•ISSill tote or

^HOS«E indebted to me, either by n«

book account in my absence, can make payment1 to Messrs. Ripley & Danaldson, my successors, who are aeutoriaed to r**ive and receipt in my name. JAS. H. TURNER.

And caa faraish any site to order. We guarantee oar printing paper to he the bast in the State. vVe can also furnish printers witn the best quality of black snd fancy colored ISKS--al«o Cards of suy site—enroled Cap aad letter Papers, and in fact everything need by printer* xenerally. 8TEWART A BOWBI*,

Marl-dw«m Iadlanapoli*.

OPPICE OP THE

COMMISSIONER OF LOTTERIES. S BaL-rmoac, April IS, 1SS6. The undersigned, Commtavlooer of Lotteries of the State of Maryland, being in receipt Uily of letters from rarioos portions of the country, making inquiry as to Lottery Schemes with which the country Is flooded, aad which purport to be »«rm» ST rax »a*wi»os«r TKX MkaTX-tan COIW»U»*TW» LorraaiW," takesi thU method to answer all eactt letters of inquiry, and inform Ike public MV UL lomcan* ream anno TO stsnxs ar Tax KitnAn DaAwtaos aaa sioa niCH that certain parties who style thanwelre* Morris dt Co., and pretend to be Xanarerf or Soie Agenta for the Ot*nd Charter Lotteries at Cleveland, Ohio, are neither leflcti-

Un. nmf3UaMiua.W be maoaxecs or eretsta for'ars also fntnda. RICHARD FR%!»CE, of this dty,

May »*, 185S-dfcw3a»-

in Scott's Boil-

QHOULDEE O article, far aals

Is the Contractor

tor drswimt the SlaryUnd ^^m}' trondneted a»d«r the trm of R. FRAlfCE CO., XaatfRi. aad they have so tola agents tn the elty of Baltimore. There are, howe»er, soa»etwVy lkeneed Biltime.

sw^" -il' .-

IIFIY OF FASBID1ABLE lASEIfllSi

Spring aiti Simmer Silk and ether fiats.

GOOD TIME* COKING! as» TVS NEW-YORK HAT STORE, Ia BOW Xaaofaaturiaf Hats te salt ths Tlssss!

JOSEPH C. YATES, TTAS jast rectivad his Sprlac and Rammer Stock of fx matertals for manufactanng Bats, from which he is a? prepared to make »ny style or finish of Hat that may be called for. All work manufactured at this House can be relied upon as being A No.

TT73 Kepalrlnc done to order.

April «, 1856-dwly.

VlMricabo Hals, commouly called Panama, ,VJ a Hat good enough for any person, forsalecheap at the well known NEW-YORK HAT STORE. D# Pedal Hal»i Infants' Satin Straw and Ij plumed Coburg Straw Hats, a splendiif article, for sale cheap, at the NEW-YORK HAT STORE.

M-n. A FhNKlol of aiilk for men and fc$£& JTX boys, Just received and for sale very low, at the NEW-YORK HAT STORE. 'aps, an eutire red and for sa'"

PINE lot or i:iotn

W.YORK HAT STORE.

XV new style, just received and for sale I cheap,stthe Nl

icnale $»lraw, a rare article for the coming season, at the NEW-YORK HAT STORE.

Im Leaf Mats, all grades, for sale cheap at the NEW-YORK

Pa.

)edal Straw Hata* a coodarticle for a mere trifle, at the NEW-YORK HAT STOKE.

Retlundoubted

genuine Panama Hati, an article of merit, in beauty and durability, for sale at more reasonable rates than at any other place in the city, at the NEW-YORK HAT STORE.

f- titlM, a liltl- ol the njcest article

in the. city, at the NEW-YORK HAT STORE.

Jevlioriift

lor Uoyx. wtiicli cannot bo equalled in

this market, at the NEW-YORK HAT STOKE.

STAND FRONT UNDER

lower prices than any other house the Wa can afford to sell at. As ltis now ver generally known that we sell good* tower than any other house in the city, we consider itattogether unnecessary to brag through the papers, but are wllline and ready at all umes to let our goods speak for themselves. W. are now receiving a very large stoek of WPHIXO AND RUtlltlKK. LOT

All of which we are determined to sell at surprislnly low prices. We earnestly invite all in want of (Mothing, to give us a ca I, and we promise to convince you that ours is tne place both fur bargains and WELL

Midi

Clothing.

ty Our Merchant Tailoring establishment is now better stocked than ever before, The assortmen of Cassimeres, Vestings dcc.. is the largest in this city—embracing all of the latest styles, and in the price, style snd make, we promise our customers the fullest satisfaction.

O* (lOl'IVTIIY IWKHCIt%NTS can here replenish their stocks at Cincinnati prices. Remember the places: One store on the North East corner of the Square, known as the '•Water Melon Corner," the other in Warren's Block, next door to the Southern Rank. Come one, come all.

April 17,1858-dwtf

HALL'S

.SAFES, those

wi-hing to make a Safe investment., are re quested to leave their orders, which will be promptly cxccnted, by

II. MARTIN.

I ED—Hairs in «ny quantity,lor wliich cash will be paid bv May 3, 185(5. W. fl. MARTIN.

FOB

8ALK.—A Farm in Grant county, Indiana, containing 11' 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 Chicago Railroad, now aompleted to Ander»ontown. Terms easy, apply at the Warehouseof W. H. MARTIN.

Amerioaix

XL. A I O I U. Offioe in Ross' Block. West Side Public

S^uarQ. preps for the

ed facilities fur the trar.spoitatlon of merchandise, money, valuables and packages, of every description, with prompiness snd dispatch.

Notes, bills, drafts, claims, legacies, Ac., will be collected promptly, andupeeil.y returns made at reasonable rates.

Each Kxpress is In charge of special meaaengers Our Express will le»ve Tarre-Haute dally (8undsys excepted) as follows, vix: 8X. o'clock, a. m.—Way Train for Indlanepolli, Cincinnati, Bnlfalo, and all principal Eastern cities and town. 9X o'clock, p. —Through Fast Express, East ward. o'clock,a. m.—Through and Way Express for Paris, Charleston, Chicago, St. Louis and all prlncl pal points west. "pMark packages "Vta American Express Com pany

WittLs, BoTTcaritLS& Co., New York,

LIVIHOSTOK, FAHOO.dt

HARDWARE,

Saddlery, Cutlery, Ac,c.

TEIK

subscribers are now receiving direct from the Eastern manufactures and Old England the following. We have now on hanJ a much larger stock than can be found elsewhere in the West. Wehavoadded many new articles, as well as increased those heretofore xept, which will be sold at Cincinnati prices, with the addition of freight.

Among the articles of which we have a full assorment: Table and Pocket Outiery—The best Assortment everoffered in th«- V^est.

Building XaterUlt—Such as Locks, Latches, Butt Hinges. Screws, Glass, Ac. Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools.—k full assortment of Chisel*, Hand and TaniiantSttwa, Planes, Drawing Knives, Ac.

Cabinet Makers' Goods.—Mahogany and Walcut Veneers and Knobs, Till, Chest, Cupboard LOCKS, Table Hioges, Bed Castors,Olae, 4*c., Ae.

Blacksmiths'Tools—Such as Anvils, Vices, 8crew Plates, Bellows, Hammers, Rasps, Files, Shoenberger'sIron,Steel,Plow Moulas, Ae.

Gun Smith Material—LOCKS, triggers, tubes Ouff-mnuntry and barrels, pistols,game-bags caps, flasks, Ac..

For Millers—Leather belting, packing rope, bolting cloths, mill, cross-cut and circular saws, files, Ac.

For Farmers—All kinds of farming utensils, plows, corn shelters, bay cutters, cast steel and steel bacc scythes, cradles, forks, raxes, spades.shovels.hoes, Ac.

Carriage Trimmings—Enamelled and plain oil cloths, laces,fringes, linings, hub-bands, bellows, spoKe*. shafts, axles, springs, etc. •addtory, Hardware and Harness Mounting— A large assortment—Saddle trees, buckles, stirrup*,haroes.ennaroeled and patent leather, morocco, sheep and calf skin. We design keeping everything in that lino.

Also, 3hoenberiter Iron, Kails,and Belmont Nails, log. trace, halter and fifth chains, Lea/i pipe, pomps, axes, currj-combs, patent and comment strsp binges, grind-stones and irons, window sash, etc.etc.

Having

made arrangements for the saleof

Haas A Mitchel's Davton mace Horse Collars, for thia State, wa wiHsell the no at a small ad ranee on the Dayton price.

For sale, at wholesale or retail, at tb« sign ofthe Big Padlock, No.36 West, sad 85 Eaat Washington street.

TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,

45 South Water Street, CHICAGO, ILLS

TMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealer*in Ecg

liafa, German and American HARDWARE ASD CUTLERY: Wrooebt and Otit Nails.

sed. Tin and Preaard Ware, Rivets, Kettle Eara,SolderineCofpere,At.,lj% Flats,SbMt« Iron, Coppar Ware,

At.,

it.,

F&0TO 4 A WwtiMMKi Vsrcfc

BACON—A fir*t-rat«

for sale Vr y, A.E- TAYLOR.

l""

WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. All kinds «5dstyles of Rats and Caps, of Kastrrr manufacture, kept coa*tantlv on hand aad for sale at wholesale and retatl. Couutry MerchspU are invited to call, and examine the stock and prices. r~r» Kementber the place—Modesltt's building, on the North side ofthe Public Square, Terre-Haute, la.

anton Straw lliata, trimmed anduatrimmed, for sale at ths KBW-YORK HAT STOItB.

I rCB AMD tttlOL T8 of all sites, J. qualities and styles, for sale at living pricen, at the

NEW-YORK HAT STORE.

lunton Mraw Hal* prices, at the NEW-

ood article at low HAT STORE.

OUR

FOB MILLIORI!

The wants of the People can now bt tupplied by ARNOLD & CO..

HAVING

Co., Bsffaio,

i-'.j Proprietors. M.S. WASSON, Agent. July 25.1RW-dwly.

Friends,

1'1

-AV

•JHACAljO CAUDa.

CHICAGO BUJIXBOOX MANUFACTORY AKfi STATI0JTX&Y SSTABUSHMENT.

A. H. & C. BUHLEY,

isa

LAKE STREET, CHIC AGO.

TjiIVS constantly on han't un niment« X1 atoek at whaleeale and retail, of Blank Books of ••£'7 *»miy tor County Officers Railroad Oncars, Bankers, Merchants, At. and make to order at shcrt notice, BLAXX Woax, Routs and PKI.STKO, to every pattern and in the best Style, unsurpassed in Eastern or Western Sates. Also on hand 1000 Reams Cap Paper, ruled and plain. 1000 Letter 500 Commercial note paper. 2W) Assorted note psper tor ladies 400,000 Eorelopes—all varie'st's Wedding Stationery, beautiful stylos—Printers' ana Binders'stock Card Bosnls Binders'boards f}traw Boards Cards, all eolers Russia Leather News Inks Book Ink American and English Leathers Colord Inks Book Muslin Marble Papfrs Writing Inks Drawing Papers Tracing Papers 1 racing Li hen Drawing Instruments and Engineers' Mstsriala.

The public are invited to examine oar stock which we offer at reasonable rates Sept. 96, '55 ddwly

KOSS & BAMBEIt, WBOUCSALX AND BKTA1L DSALSBS IN Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Yankee Notions,

Millinary Goods, House Triming Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. Ac., Ac. No. 141, Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois. Sept. 26,1855-dAw-ly.

BENEDICT, MALLORY & FARNAM,

Manufacturers and dealers in

flats* Gsps, Furs and Straw Goods, At Wholesale only. No. 109 South Water Street, between Clark and Dearborn, CHICAGO, ILLS.

II. BEXKDICT,

HAT STORK.

lanada Straw HnU of alt sites, maybe found at the NKW-YORK HAT STORE. earltorn Hats, a splendid article at unusual Li low rates, at the NEW-YORK HAT STORE.

E. H. MALLO&Y, Sept. S6,1855-dwlvpd E. T. FA&VAU.

H. A. PITTS,

Manufacturer of Threshing Machines, MorsePowers, Corn and Cob Mill's Ac. West Randolph Street.,

Sept.86,1855-dwly CHICAGO, ILLS.

Wholesale Drug Establishment, NO 200 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL EOC£)LEic£zr* c£S C& c3&„» Wholetalf dealers uvdjobhersin Drugs.

Sept. 86,1855-dAwl'y

III ft G.

Medicines

Paints, Oils, Varnithes, Window Glatt, and Glassware— Turpentine. Camphine .Patent Medicines, cj-c.

proximity to the Eastern market affording rapid and cheap transit, for all roods in our line, at least 50 per cent less tnaa the Cincinnati, Louisvlle or St. Louis markets have to pay. Ard the easy communication from and to our city, frotu all quarters, North, East, South and West,

lead

UH to

believe that from ourcity.and from our House, all articles in the Drug trade can be bought sud shipped to your doors, cheaper than^you haVe hitherto purchased in the vest. \our ordtrs respn^trully solicited.

FTSCAMMON & CO.

Importers und Wholesale Druggisls,

140 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. Dealers in pure Medicines, Paint*.Oils,Glaxs Varnishes, Dye stuffs, Brushes, Artinu'

Tools and Pencils, Cplotrs, Druggists' Glasswaie', Ac. Agents for all valuable PATKNT Mjtpk :INKB.

Lard Oil. Alcohol,and Linseed Oil, at manufacturer's prices. Dealers in all kins of Dnguerreotype Materials, and apparatus. Perfumery and toilet articles.

WEthe

offer the above articles to the trnde on most favorable terms, and solicit

the atter tion of dealers to one of the most extensive and best selected stock* of Drugs in the West. All orders will meet prompt attention, with our best efforts to please in quality and price.

Sept. 26, 1855 w&d* 7

AH ROT & KINGMAN, Manufacturers of Sash, Blinds & Doors,

Flooring, Siding and Shingles. Building material ofevery description,furnished atshort notice, on reasonable terms.

Factory, Olnrk Street, Between Tavl«rand Twelth. Sale* Room 120, Clark St., Chicago 8ept. 2G, lrt55 dAw- Jy.

HAUBKKT'S COLlJMN~

SaSBERT'S E A E S A E O I E Prairie City Buildings, Main Street,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

been engaged in the R«al Es

tate busine«H for the la*f four yearn in thita city, and understanding, as I bclinve, the true value of RealEst ate, and having a large quantity of Farms, Wild Lands and City property, for sale in this State, Illinois and Iowa. I take

ileasure in saying to my old customers nnd ard all those wishing to purchase Real Estate ofevery description, to call at this office and get themselves a good and cheap home, for this is the place to get a good Bargain and no mistake.

HJ" You will alwayofind the Land Agent in a g»od humor, and ready and willing to accommodate. S. HARBERT, Land Ag't.

May 27, 1856 dwly

FOR

SALFJ—Two-story frame house snd lot, in Rose's sddltlon, csn be purchased or good terms st this offic. 6. HAKBEKT. Krai Est. Act

Prairie City Buildings.

June 7-dw Star copy.

SNUG HOMK--Of 26 HCP-S of land, throe miles esst of this city, csn be bought at tbia office

JunTdW Stsrcopy 8. HAREBRT, Re»l Es. Ajt.

VACANT LOT for sale on Jewett's addition. Price two hundred snd fifty dollars. Gallon S. HAKBEHT,

HAVE

Resi'Estate Agent,

mylUdwtf PrslrleCity Buildlnj.

For Sale.

QA ACRES OF LAND—with hewedOU log House, stable—fifteen acrcs in .cultivation situated si* miles esst of this city price low and terms easy. 8. HAKBKHT, Land Agent,

June 7-dw Prairie City Buildings. Western Star copy.

splendid Farm for sale, of

•L 100 acres, 35 improved snd 20 under copd fenee, bouse, orchafd, &c.. situated si* miles south-east of tbisctty.

Also, a farmofflO acres—40 In cultivation, bouse, orchard, good wsterand good timber tbls farm adjoins the above. Terms cf sale—Ji In hand, and the^

ballance

to suit purchasers. For further Informa

tion, call at Harbert's Real Estate Ofllce, Prairie City Buildincs: Jun 7-dw Star copy.

For Sale.

ACRES OF LAND—Farm-House & Barn: situated one mile south of tbls elty pric« low and termsecsy. ... 8. HARBERT, Land Agent,

r\HVO

KELLOGG A SON.

Indianspolis, Jan.21,'Sfi-dwly

wtLSo* TtiTttt, *ts*AW ra*l. TTTTK. M. oaAT.

OUT-LOT

Toroera' Tools,

and Machines. (Sept. 26.1955 dwly

SALT—For Suie

oar

TUBKBB M«&BXK. mi

Office, Prairie City Buildings,

JOB 7-dw Star copy

iUT LOT. OF FIVE ACRES FOR 8ALE—Situated southeast of the City. Enqulr* HARBERT, Agent. March 17, dtf (Western Star copy]

BUSINESS LOTS situated op-

I. poslte ttrn Post Office,can be purcfeastu at r»ty low rates, by applyia* soon *t ito. 3 ^--chaiocfc Block,Terte Haute, Ind.

March lS-4tf Star copy

*bbki.

A Chance for a Speculation.

for »Ie. contanin^ 1| acres

be subdivided snd sola at

advance ontbe purch«e money.

great

HABBKRTf

«nr «3-dwtf R« E*tate Ajent.

OHMS,Japan-

Great bargain can be had at thU ofIn the purchase of a small tract of land con-g. tainincfifty acres,all tn jood stit® of cultivation with a good frame boose, barn andorcha rd stt a ted arfjolnln the city limits. :B. «AKB^J't tttfUI'dwif HA^flyBAh

For «alc.

TlOtJSEAND LOT—Slmated 8oath II of Us Terre-Haute House. Tbe Improvement* are good. Ayplr to

F*Vy 13

g. HARBERT. Agent |s t.« 1