Wabash Express, Volume 15, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1856 — Page 3

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OVII SATIOXAT FI.AQ. Fling out Uio nation's stripe* and stars,.

Tho jylorioui standard of the fret, ^'SL $ The banner borne in freedom^* wars, Si$ljB$ The hallowed (fern of liberty.' wJH ••-•{.• On mountain top, in valley deep, .fd|t 1

Wherever dwells the free sad Imre, "b'er if rare* where freedom"4 martyrs ileapj Columbia's flag most freely ware.

Ralsa high the tfrfgbt auspicious flag, Prom every height, and towiy glen In forest, detl. or jutting crag, ''"'i|

Afar among the haunts of men ,', .. \*t foe sparkling banner widely dung, «f 5?hall ware o'er land and sea ^Stiytt. And freedom'* anthem sweetly sung, $'V

Shall awell oar country's Jabik-e '%7'. Oh 1 let the world that flag behold The emblem of the brave and free *VWf. "the brightest crown of streaming gold,'

That decks die Goddess Liberty, Spread out its fold* till heaven's dome !j Reverberates the holy sound That all oppressed have found & home, tin freedom's consecrated ground. *t Fling oat oar country's banner wide

Our emblematic starry gem Oca Union acvea SHALL DIVIDC, Wiiile floats that silken diadem,

Year after year the brilliant stars Shall indicate the strength of all Vr Let alt beware of civil wars,

On rapid wings nway: For in my heart a fountain flow*^'"

AN Usutrxo WtrK.—There ia no loneliness, there can be none in all the wato or peopled deserts of the world bearing the slightest comparison with that of an unloved wife! She Htandfl amidst her family like a living statue amongst tho marble memorials of the dead—instinct with life, yet paralysed with death—the burning tide of natural feeling circling round lier heart—the thousand channels frozen thro' which that feeling ought to flow.

CC7* Three things as good as the'tr bettersdirty water to extinguish fire, a homely wifo a blind man, and a wooden sword to a coward.

O* The locomotives in Germany are hereaf--r to bo covered with a casing of glass, winch* will permit the engineers to survey tho whole country and at the same tiiuu protect tUeiu from tuc wind aud cold

O" An Irish sailor once visited a city whore lie said "they copper bottomed tbe topi of the houses with sheet lead."

MIXED GUVKAXMCXT.—"I guoss," said Jonathan Downing, writing from Canton to his uncle in America, "I guoss there will bo but two sorts of good government in the nature of things—bamboo us in China and bamboozle as in the old country but we in the l/oited Stnt tide'cm both, aud ours is the grandest government in tho univene bamboo for the niggor, and bamboozle for ourselves.''

ID* Tt is stated that Colonel Rawlinsofi lifts lately discovered, in a slate of perfect preservation what is belinvetl to bo tne mummy of Nebuchadnezzar. The face of the reheiliotis monarch of Babylon, covered by one of llioso gold masks usually found in Assyrian tombs. ts described as very handsome the forehead! high and commanding, tho features marked and regulai. Aposte mortem examination has been made, and tho stomach found full of grass! —Ijtndon Atlas.

We understand that a ship in hauling in its anchors in tho Red Sea, fished a wheel on its llukes. It is supposed to bo one of tho wheels of l'havnoh's chariot. Tl.o wheel is ou its way lo London. Soiue outerprising John Hulls are about forming a company, fbr the purpo'e of dragging the Hod Sea for the boues of rharaoh to match with tho renutius of Nebuchad-mzzar.—Cln-rland leader.

later from Kansas

CHICAGO,

baggage were conUscated (qt ibc^ usc of llie uiob.

O* We are authorised to announce HENRY FAIRBANKS, a candidate for the otBce of Couuty Treasurer, at the ensuing Qctpbex election.

BX Wo are authorised to announce AXORY er

C0U5, SMITH & ARN0ID, W HOLESALE KETAiL vrAtaasis

HAVINGofpurch.tsed

^M^iapa I^MNIHII

That carse of onarcb J—freedom'a fall.

I AM NOT OLD. a* TA*K aEKJAMix

I am not old, tbo' years have have cast Their shadows on my way I am not old, tho' youth has passed

And round it pleasant thoughts repose, And sympathies and feelings high, 8pi i»ig like the stars on evening's sky.

I am not old: Timetnay have set "His signet on my brow And some faint furrowsthere have met,

Which care may dcej»cn now Y«t Love, fond iori a cbaplft weave* -,)/• Of fresh yonng buda and verdant leaves And still, in fancy, I esn twine Thought* awoet as Bowers that once were mine.

O* The mad old wag of the Ohio State Journal, baa Keen advertised "a 8«amteHs skirt" for ladies thereupon perpetrates the following "Good. Anything that will make their skirts Hoom-less will be grateful to gentlemen, and to ladies, too, who have to piss through hoop frequented strcet-M."

the entire Slock

in Trade JXMSHT.M OOKC, we Will confine the above business fe-erctoforr, at his oM stand ia Warrens' Block, and respectfully solicit the pabKc

Vigo and surroandinc c*«uties. kee« constantly on hand aa e.t(e»sfv«

jvatmnatc ot Vigo and surroandinc conutits. We wlu ke«*» constantly on hand aa e.i asftottuieot of stoves of the most approved patterns, «t*o a preai variety of Japanned a«i Sttician ws«*t.

which we invite one and all to call and examine fof th«mselves and we would parUcnlarty beg atlca Uon to our improxed

Air^Tight Xet«or 8tor#,

Jely S.^-dwtm

Fatm for R6nt.

A A SMALL FARM, SIT0ATE0 aboat 1$ aatke Um dty, wttk tollable impnj*ejoent», wfil be rested oa term*. Eaihatre at

AprU«T«t*-tf tm$ or¥*m.

CL0VKEWarefcfox!ne,

SANDS, NATHANS A CO'S

AME&CA& CIBCUS! A90 COMBINED EXHIBITIONS!

CDXSISTISO or A *f

Full aud Efficient Equestrian Troupe} i&M

ctref°Hy

selected tronpeof

,A BR0BAT3 AND OYMNASTSf LEGITIMATE DRAMATIC CORPSi And complete collection of I A I N 1 A A 1

Incloding the

Wonderfal Performing Elephants!

VICTORIA AND ALBERT! The only beaata of this species that hare been taught to march with milit »ry precisien, ascend inclined planes formed of planks eight inch es In thickness, mount pedestals and columns, balance themaelvea upon their hind legs, and perform tbe incredible feat of

Standing on their Head*! The whole demonstrating a nicety of training and activity that hitherto have been considered utter impossibilities. These two

MOUNTAINS OP FLESH First sppeared in Aatiey's Amphitheatre, London, before tbe crown, nobility and gentry, producing a furore unparrslleled subsequently at the Cirque Napoleon, Paris, where for 150 Conaacntira Night*, (a period of 5 months) they drew crowds of people from all parts of France. Duiing tbiw engagement they were purchased by Mr. Kich srdSsnds.st an immense cost, expressly for tbe Americangpircue, and are now presented to the American people with the confidence that no such

INTRINSIC ATTRACTION (As this one feature stone compii ses) can be offered, either In Cis or Trsns-Atlsntlc worlds, even if sll the establishments Equestrian, Zoologlcsl and Dramstlc—now organlced were joined together.

Anotherdltlngulshing feature in this exhibition is tbe

A XT IP ODE AN EXER CISES!

A man walking (like a fly) with bis feet upon a smooth marble slab,anil head downwards. This performance origlnsted with

Mr. RICHARD SANDS, and was successfully given by him, firstin America, then at the Theatre Porte St. Martin, at Drrry Lane, London, and alerwards at all the principal cities throughout the entile bontlaent, attracting tlon of ttiost prominent lav&ns of the world of science, and eliciting the patronage of tho press end tbe people of every clime. Dazzled by the brilliancy of Mr. Sands' achieve rnents, a host of vain pretenders have attempted to perform this miracle, and with an aflrontry unprecedented announced their ability to do so but after a few unsacccsnful ex hibitlons, significant only for their iwkwardness and total lack of set«nt!6c execution, tbey abandoned the field to liim whose genius alone Is master of. To see it done

Gracefully and Dexterously It must bo wlnessed In this cxhibi

The efficiency and strength of the Drnmatic company enables us to offer the magnificent Dramatic .Spectacle of

A E A

Or the Wild Horte of Tartdry! Dramatised and adapted IVom Byron's Poem of that title. For cast, startling incidents and tabiaux, we must refer you to the small bills

One of the most laughable and eccentric scenes ever introcuced Into a circle, is the combat between the two clowns andthe TRAINED ZEBRA AND THE

LOW COMEDY DONKEV. The Arenic Exercises will be novel, grand, snd well varied by theef forts,individully and combiucd,of the tallowing aitUtos of repula lion:—

Mr. R. Sands and bis two sons Mr. J. J/Nathans and Master Fhilo W. Armstrong, George Sergeant, 8ignor Bliss. Masi

Ferdinand. Bassitt, H. Fagle, Messrs. Ward, Adams, Proctor and others.

Comprising the Acrobatic, Gymnsstlc and Auxilia ry forces. The mauagemcut ia also happy to an

uounce the first appearance of MAD'LLE CAMERON,

July S.—Passengers from The French Koucstrienn*. who was the bright star Lexington, Mo., bring intelligence ofihe^*^ capture Of tho O Ilara com Din V. 1 he clsesde Fsscinstlon Inour Arena on a

youth, beauty and talents. She will

lpany. The jclsesde Fsscinstlon Inour Arena on

emigrants by tho steamer Arabia, Friday *MU*tMf 0 W 5 8! ni^lit, wore robbed of everything and do-j witty. ARiic, Grotesque, Misicsi snd MirltiM.4 tained close prisoners. It was resolved SAM. WKLSOR, BKS HCSTIXOTO*, ,I.. I. ,„I.,I,„ 'T OXKY Buss, REN -DRNSOE, BOB ^O.VNOR, the mob to lukt tuc Mtissachusctts jjtca pantcipito in ill the men up the river find bang Decatur, the tpriorm«nce«, lender of tho company, immediately, and ^^J{.ar,

I),v,clor'

hold tho balance of the company prison- N»eterofthV(Mr'cVeV.V.*.'.V.V.V. c. BASS IT. crs. All the arras, money, provisions and I THE DRAMATIC TRQUPB h»« been augmented

jfcUSTHEYf aa a ofcfididate for re-elettion to the drown by a Herd of Klephann, d« frfRce of ,1 udge of tho Court of Common Plow rate with all the snlendors of Eastern snJ m«VimifmiBti- *L tK» *nnmirhiii ft^tn!^ fllftcence. Then follow# tfs»TWKNT\ I.tl.LlPti-

I !5° at the appro.icmrg yctowsr poNIKS.drswtijg tl.e r»iftc»r. In soccestiettho.

uri\, O* »Vv areauthorued toannouiico AUPMW v*ntf,earrtajt&s, watftas, WllJtlNS, its a candidato for r»»-«lecV»on to the necessary to thlsCoiosssl co

fflce of Clerk of the Circuit tJourt, tft the entit»g October eleetfou.

Ware

SMOVC, Tin and Hollow NO. «, WARRKXS1 ai.OOK. TERRE HAUTE, JXD.

July 5, IPSO.

ive her Rxcrer nude Pe-

'"!'..KA SANDS*

by an egsgemcnt having been effected with MR. AND MRS. FRANK RAK, Ttttfdf the Metropolitan Theatre,now Laur* Kene's Varieties. These favorite artiste* now render this department much superior to any i«i the country.

PAKTfCULAK NOTICK.—Every Performance will be as represented in the bill. Theentree into town will he observed by a

Oriental Parade*

aix*need in the following order 1st, tbe A N A I O S««fy, Lesdnte.

A O a a O

mai lhc strjBg

urchestra, led by Prof. Vols

sion comes the performers, nfonnted on caparisoned stoetls tl« whole term natlng with the cortege of $ other appGrirnsnces

the cortege ori

concern.

This Grand KXhtBMion will exhibit at T«rre*tlaat«* Satnrday, Jnly FOR OXK V\Y ONLY.

Admission to Boxes 50 cents Chil«ren nnrfer rtne years of age, half price. 1ft 3$ Cents no hair price. l)Oors ©f»n at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, tod 7 o'ctk. ia the evening. Pcrfonaances will commence halt an hour after opening.

Notice to Builder*.

PROPOSALS trift be received from" 1 JL thistfate until the lith of J«ly—T«, for roofinc a Ad 3rd. for the betiding .Merom, SnlUvao coontf, tndiaetf. Specifications can be and fsrtlcs.ars aao#a *t the ofRce offi*Trrtbte«* oT ttfe Meroni 8tun *. catfemv, in said boildins-

Bf order OT the Trustees,

Which possesses superior advantages Otcr aAtf other tenltttovt in the market, they are of #w tflrfer Mrt sties, th* larjest of wild is parUculatly anita- I heretofon tostowed apon (henwoald respert Ma for Hotels, faily inform the public that they ar# f¥ep*r»d to exm'J&X SLt ~S5t" *iU

JUM.HRUL', .MMTW FWTLME FMP AI»L aecond handset ol linnet'sToot't- SlSJltS Sixtk aucat,twowyaarcs

JtffySSwtd J.B. HfARPXR. See-y.

JEA.N WILLIAMS/

tKEO—Frcab cIov^Tseeifar tale

at our sa Mar. 4 trKKLR SfclvEtN.

ERRB HAUTK, Avi

A E ii a a heretofore heotowed apon than wonld respect-

Ntiwosotoim.-«uMtArrtALs.

ORlifi^NS SUGAR— St^ar BNiaca«t,

Ywsf Hym Tau^ Tea, JUM.Stexck.Gtaftr.

x»ar«rt

ta4i», 3

Tobacco, Fmt.Sok Leather, &IFLKT 4 DAlfALDS

38#

DAJf ALBSOWS.

linjf thr tf Nortii of 3}aai^.

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Htlflll UTTUY

Authorized by the State of Qitorgia.]

Fort Gaines Academy Lottery! A S S 1 7 To be drawn is tho City of Atlanta, Georgia, ia public, on Monday, Jnljr 2fl, U%, on the

HAVANA PLAN!!

SAM'L SWAN & CO., Managers.

PRIZES AMO UXTIXG TO

$ 1 0 2 0 0 0

Will be diatribe ted according to the following

Every other Ticket Sure to Draw a PRIZE.

30,000 NUMBERS! 15,190 PBrZES.'

1 Prize of 1 Prise of 1 Prize of 1 Prize of 2 Prizes of 2 Prizes of 10 Prizes of 100 Prizes of

..$20,000 is.. .. 10,000 is .. 1,000 is .. 1,000 is 4 0 0 a «5 220 are 80 are 50 are.

l5t 100 Prizes amounting to

$20,000 10,000 1,000 1,000 800 440 800 5,000

4 Fr's of $300 approximating to £20,000

irize

THE WONDER OF THE N I N E E E N N I I IMPORTANT AND OF GREAT CONSIDER

ATION TO THE SUFFERING. THOS. A. HURLEY'S ®3oidpss aiDP s^opaUIlaia

all the remedies tbat have been discovered during the present age for the "thousand Ills tbat flesh is heir to," none equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years have elapsed since the discoverer (who spent a decade in studying, experiment talizing, and perfecting It) first introduced!! to the public, and it is already recognised by the most eminent physicians in all parts of the country to be the most surprising and effective remedy for certai diseases of which they have knowledge.

All other compounds or sirups of theroothavehltb erto failed to command the sanction of tha faculty because,.on being -tested, they have been found to contain noxioua ingredients, which neutralise the good effects of the Sarsaparilla, and oftentimes injure the health of the patient, it is not so with Hurley's preparation. ttc pure and"cnuiaQ ^lractoflh8root,a WWl,on trial,be found to eflect a certain and perfe cure of tbe following complaints and diseases:

AflTecUons of tbe Bones, Habitual Costivencss, Debility, Indigeg'lon, Disease of tbe Kidneys, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bryslpelas. Female Irregularities,

OCT Sold here by 3. R.C CHIKOIUM and P. M. DonNKLLY. April23,1850-ddtwly.

PH0F. O.J. WOOD'S

HAIR RESTORATIVE! FOR ritODl'CJSO HAIR O A E A S AND BE8T0WKG GBAY HAIR TO THE

THUS

ORIGINAL COLOR I I

Mas. SYMODSa" 3d street.

Cincinnati,Ohio,Pcb. 10,1854.

fiTS1 'afe-iS-

0 mim'

are 800

4 pra of 100 ipproxima'g to 10,000 prise are 400 Sprsof 50

to 1,000 prize are 400

A prs of 40 to 400 prize are 3X0 8 pra of 30 to 280 prise are 240 40 prs of 20 to bO prize are BOO 15,000prs of 4 amounting to.

... .60^00

«102*000

Tbe 15,000 Prizes of 94 are determined by the number which draws the #90,000 Prize—If that number should be an odd number, then every odd number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to 94 if an even number, then every even number ticket in tbe Scheme will be entitled to 94, in addition to any

iy other Prize which the ticket may draw. Purchasers in buying an equal number of even number tickets will be certain of drawing

nearly half the cost of tbe same, with chances of ol tai ni ng other prizes. Remember tbat every prize Is drawn, and payable in full without deduction.

All prizes of 1,000 and under, paid immediately after the drawing—all other prizes iu the usuai time of 30 days.

All communications strictly confidential. The drawn numbers will le forwarded to purchasers immediately, after the drawing. tiThole Tickets $5—Halves 2£—Quarters 1J.

Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets. Orders for Tickets can be addressed to

SWAN & CO., AUardia, Oa.

THE

Piles, Pulmonary Diseases, Scrofula, or King's Evil Syphilis.

Fistula, And all Skin Diseases. Hesidcs curing the above, it is also known to be a

fnvigoratfng

reatand powerful Tonic, purifying tbe blood and the system. In short, it is, without exception, in the cases mentioned, and its general effect ou the system, the most efficacious as it is the most desirable remedy of the age. It is already extensively used throughout the country, and is fast obtaining an European reputation. The 1 netsnces of cures It ha* effected are daily coming to the proprietor's knowledge, and he has no hesitation in recommending it to oneand all who desire to procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried,its effects will be to apparent lo admltof furth erdoubt.

JQ" Recollect Hurley's Sarsaparilla is the oo'y genuine article In the market. Jf~f* Price $t per bottle, or six bottles for $5.

Jtj* For sale at the manufactory, corner Seventh and Green streets. Louisvisville. Ky., and by all wholesale houses throughout the United Slates and Canada.

ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREparatlon has never failed to produce a growtn cn variably BRh. Bald Heads, when used according to the directions, would often

and turus hsir back to its original color, after having become gray, and reinstate it in all its original health, lustre, softness and beauty. It removes at once, all scurf, dandruff, and unpleasant itching, scrofula, eruptions and feverish beat from the scalp, tt also preveutslbe hair from becoming unhealthy and fallingolf. and bcnce, acts as a perfect

HAIR INVIGORATOR AND TONIC.

W« annex afew a few certificates to corroborate our assertions: Paor. WOOD—Dear Sir: My hairhsd for several fears been becoming permanently gray, accompanedby a harshness which rendered tbe constant application of oil necessary to in dressing It. When I commenced using your Hair Restorative, about two monlhtfagpi it was in that condition and having continued its nse till within the last three weeks, it hss turned to its natural color, and assumed a lustre andsoflnessgreatly to be preferred to those produced by the application of Oils or ant other preparation I have ever used. -1 regard it as an indiapensable article for every lady's '-oltst, wbetherto be nsedasa Hair Restorative,or fur tbe simple purpose of dressing orbeantifying the hair. You have permission to refer to meal 1 who entertain any doultof its performing all that is claimed for it.

May 14, 1856, wtf

A gentleman of Boston writea to hia friends in New Bedford, thus: To your inquiries would reply that when tint commenced using Pro f. Wood's Ha

I estorati ve, my

hair was almost white, and had been so for the last ten years, and it was *ef} thin on the top ol my head.

and very loose, and pulled out freely,but I found that before 1 had used tbe second bottle up (which was etght weeks) my hair Wai ginal color, (light brown drplf and quite moist. 1 have hod my

tixtimessince

secona home up (which was Was entirety change^ to its oriown) and is now free troa dant. 1 nave hud my hsir vnt five or

the abange and baveoever seen any

thinglik* wbitehairstartingfromtheroots,anditls now as thick aa it ever was and does not come out at ail it has proved ia my caieal! Until vovtd wish or t* Yours,

July 1, lMf. 1i

G^aoKaa, |(e,^Jone 23,1855.

Mr.Dyer—l»oar Sir: I have have used two bottle* of Prof* Wood's Hair Restorative, £qd can truly say it is the greatest discovery ort&aage, for restoring and changing the hair. Before oslHy.it, was as gray as a tnaa of seventy. My hair has now attained its Original color. You c«n recommend it to the world uteieaat fear, as my caae waione of the worst kind.

Vourt, DAS'LJf. MURPHY. ssrsrw #-&& Lcfcts, March 8, 185$.

U4 Market street,

Dear Sir: 1 am doing an extensive travel in tha West and South western States, aa a general ages! for AdaAta" American Liniment.and would be glad if yon wontd favor ma with a consignment of Prof. Wood's Half Restorative, aa 1 feel aswjred that 1 caaintrodace it la many place* where it is not koawn.a* my own head is a tiving testimony of its valuable prop, ertiesiarestoring hairtoite natural color. I am 4Q years old and my hair is aa beautiful aaburn aalt was at eighteen, and mnch improved in appearance, and I Voaid sot be wjil)|o«it a t»ottle on hand for the prtci of ten. Aoold be gis4 to attend to any matter contftclerf with the .Hair RwtmUn. I have been ror thirteen e»re eogaf.e^ 5 the seme bwdneae* aad win he clad to hear from you soon. Ky a4dse*« is Parte, Teen. W. BROOMBE », ST. Loew, March7,

Aeced to try fwr celebrated R*ir Bistaruitt, awl Hm happy to say it is doing wouders, I have now a tee of yownghalrandcheertatty recMracad

*klw(lM«air ^ad tlak for rrstoring color, that

Jia.ia. l«*-44-dw ll

WPMS^SM

I think there will be no dlffleuty now in giving to your "Cure" the vantage ground of any other remedy now in nse here, dec., die.

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O N E S A.fsTAtlOW.

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Proprietor, WM. K. fcVKRSON, M. D-, So. 7, South Gthst., Philadelphia. [July 9. Ii?50-31-vi0m

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f, BXOILSIOB -Si* '.-V•

CORN AND COB MILL!!

A N A E

Tonics Won't Do!

THEY

This is more than uux. bCLSaid of Quinine, Arsenic, or any tonic in existence, as tneTf" use to- ruinous to tiie^ constitution and brings on DUMB AGUE, which nev-" or allows a person to feel perfectly well for a single moment. In Illustration of theso truths I annex some extracts from a letter

ELMERS & TORENER, Cincinnati, O.

aoove cut represents the Mill for grinding the Corn and Cob in tbe par, and has the most invaluable improvements in portable Corn and Cob MilU, and is adapted to tho various Grinding and Crushing purposes for feeding all kinds of Stock which system of feeding is now required and found profitable by experience. One great advantage this Mill has over all others is, that, the grinders are made ou movable nugs, which are cast of hard metal, and when worn out can be re-placed by new rings in five minutes, for the sum of three dollars then the Mill istne satne as new, as there is no other part liable to wear out. Thlii 91111 was Awarded the FIRST PHEffllllin at ilie OHIO STATE FAIR* of the year 1855, in a fair trial with the Little Oiant, Star, and ail other Mills brought iu competition, and gained the preference and admiration of all the adjoining State Fairs of the presentyear.

The £xcelsi^7 Mill will grind from eight to fifteen Lusliels pet" hour, according to the de®TC& of fineness of meal and quality of corn, and can be worked with one or ?wo horses. It is a well known fact by scientific farmers, and among stock feedprs, that twenty

of corn And cob ground together, will'goas far, or farther than thirty bushels fed ungrotnul.— Wo have a good supply of the above Mills ou hand, and aro tho agents for igo, CIRJ and Sullivan Counties, ana will JXJ constantly kept for sale, as we have made arrangements with ELMERS Sf FonKNER for a fuli supply and we invite the farmers and stock feeders to call and loak at the Mills

The price is verv small compared to the economy they aro to the farmer, and the durability of the Mill. In addition to'he above, we have, and will keep on hand, the fjlttle Giant and Kentucky Corn and Cob mills', Also, a general stock of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, as cheap as can bo had of the an a re

never did do more thnn give

tomporary relief they never will. It is becausc they don't touch the CAUSE of the disease. The CAUSE of all ague and bllllous diseases is the atmospheric poison called Miasma or Malaria. Neutralize this poison by Its NATURAL ANTIDOTE, and all disease eauso'd by It disappears at once. Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure Is this Antidote to Malara, and moreover It is a perfectly harmless medicine. The certificate of the celebrated chemist, J. R. Chilton, of New York, to this effect, is attached to ever)- bottle therefore If It does no good it can do no harm.

Jujt received from a Physician: GCOROCTOWN, Ohio, March "17,1858.

JAS. A. RnoDis, Esq.—Dear Sir: Yours of the 2d Inst., is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year and the difficulty in getting any one to try It was greatly Increased from the (bet that a remedy had been introduced which was growing In ftivor with the public, as being better than using Qulnlno,—not knowing 1 presume that tho remedy they used to escape taking Quinine, contained the DRUG ITSELF I

Thisromedy, (known as "Smith's Tonic,'*) wotild In"AK an ague, but It did not CU urn with renewed vlgocircumstance I doomed in your favor, if I could Insti

WM. BUCKXER, M. D.

RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. the only harmless remedy In existence, is equally certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a "CURE." Take It when you feel the chilis eoming on, and von wilt never have a single one.

JAMBS A. RHODES, Proprietor, Psovm*t»ca, R. I.

TTr* Wholesale Agents, St, Loots, H. BUbm Chicago, B&acLAV dc Baos. Terfe-Hante. 3. ft. CcxIXOIIAN A. S.

COMORO, G. F. Lj.*nii. And for sate

Administrator.Sale.

NOTICE

at public auction, on Saturday, the 12th day of July next, at the resideofcfe ctt John Pearce, Jr., deceased, late of Riley totrnship, Vigro county, Indiana, all his per^o6'a^ Jjfoperty, (not taken by the widow,) coriatstirig of two horses, two wagons, one lot of sheep, and a lot of farming ateasils, Ac., tc.

O* A credit of twelve months will be.given on all sums over three dollars, the purcgXAer giving his note with approved surety, waiK mg valuation and appraisement laws', acta bearifig interest, from date.

JA9- B. CHRISTY, Adm'r.

Jane 18,185« 2&*3w

H(T&6 FuraiiMnf Goodtf—Bring in the Hou»«wife!

BROWN

SHEETINGS and Shimngs,

Bleached Sheetings aW(f Shining1*, Pillow Caae Moslyis, Table Diaper, TowelliD^,' Linen Table Clothe, Bay State Table Co vera, IA Various Cortain Goods, 59 F1 oot and Table Oil Cloths,

Oil Wiwfow Sftade*: Paper Window Bliftli, ic.,

Ifay 90

CBinjbrays, Cambrics, DeLaioes,' Gloves,

si c. WIPMIASROX. by JOH5D. PARK

Foath aaa Waiaai, at aErajkafactix«r*spri.

pal if tb* ReaiorattTee, both with aad

HOM.

XtRtltl, S£awh, TiMOiH,'

Ac.,' A the cheap

ng, Ro^*, Store of RIPLEY 4 &AKALDS0N-3. tfw tf Notth of Coort-Hcase.

l4u5tttLike

rpSE Baregea^

Chintz,

TEnf.

Bppoeu, Challtes, Collars, OktoiKUein Delwges, Oaiters, HaodVarchicfs,'

Hetiaoi*, 3wtHM«, Trimaing*,

0adcnl«M.FMM,

W f' j„. --"v n. -i "xc ^-i" '-,_» *.- *i'V\. *y ^K. »t .* .*» ,.**.«« ,. O a" Jf JL*-»"\_ AV* *. ,. „c ,%v \. J-**' c^. .: fd

WEproved

RE it, as This one

tuto a te^ coTnparfs?n between it and your CUREThe following is tho resu«.5 Three persons took voor "Care," all of wluch were cases of "Quotidian IntermltiC^ Feve^r, of many weeks standing. They had tried ftu olno, remedies, occasionally missing a chill, t*j.

In all such cases,) slowly wearing them out,ai.^ ?ln» the foundation of other and severer maladies, ». did suocoed in effecting a radical enre of all three of those cases with your remedy, and thoy have not had a chili since. In all throe of these cases the "Smith's Tonic" had been used, and would, as before stated, broak the chill, but after a period or two had elapsed It would return.

tBif jPi'if ''ffnFfiTft

the most popular and certain remedy now known. The people and press every grazlS^cltutVnd sheep", or tile cuTti\4*fon of wheat where speak of it in the highest Urns of commendation. It is pleasant to take, does rot pur ire, vomit. Indian corn, etc. or sweat but invigorates the system. It contains no Arsenic, Mercury, Strichninc, Quinine, or any other Economy in cultivating and sreat productiveness poisonous drag, but Is an originally discovered AMTIDOTB TO MALARIA, and as an AGCE KUDU, it has no are the well known characteristics of Illinois lauds, equal. Call and get a circular contains certiOeates from Professors, Physicians, Clergymen, and the Press. Trees are not requiredtobe cut down.stumps grubPrice, 75 cents per box, or three boxes for t2 can be sent bymail to anvjjart of the U. S. A liberal deductlon made to the trade. General agent for Indiana, W. W. ROBERTS, lndiansyolis. J. V. Storey, Dr. Hogue, B. Johnson, Taylorsville: J. Gorman, Corman's Mill.

iowest CAa'1 ,- nrTilf WHOIiSsA'-E A1»D RETAIL, TTr' Wo aro also p.*npai"*d to manufacture work nt the siiortest noUce, an.HnJhe

OTTTi

is hereby given, that I will Rell

sv^'J*,*%

lL'ls

O O E I it O Tcrrt-Haulc, Ind.

FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

'Kotchnm's Im-

nro Agents for the sale of Mowing Machines. ThcN. Y. Self Waking Reaper, ami New York Ilaml linking r."'

Those desirous of procuring ono of tho above male chines, can bo supplied by culline ut onr Wnreliou«i' where samples of cacb, can nt all llmos lc s-.*en.— These Machines are a mimed'to be not Luf«ciorU any now in use in this or any othor county,

where samples of oach, can nt all times lc s.'pn.—

May 14,1856-w3in TURM-:i'{ & McKEEN*.

NEW B5OT AND SHOE KSTABLISHMKNT. a a a OFFRRGO TO THE PIJB«,1C, At No. 5, Phoenix Row, Terte Haute, Ind. Wf"&, tho undersigned, would respcctfatly In-fiR]

VV form Uio citizens of TerrS-Hiinte, and vicinity, that we havejust recolvod from the Kast, a larjge and well selected slock of

No. 5, Phoinix Kow,Torre-I,aut(!)Jnd., of the Big Brass Boot, one doO^ April »,iwe-dtf W. ,B. Tcatc & Lo«

CASH FOR HIDES!

Sliecp Pelts and Bark.

HAVING

purchased J. TIKEXAN'S old es

tablished TANNERY, on the Canai in Terre-Haute, we are paying the highest cash prices for the above article®

ELKIN A MARSHALL,

March 6,1856-dlm-wly Terre fiaute, Ind.

ware, end sold cheap by May 14-wlf J. C-OOPF.B & CO.

[Bay a Hat to Coffr jfdtir Head, and an

Umbrella to co^er yonr Hat. Boy's Hal?, Brown Hats,

MBlackHATS,

EN'S

Hats,

l|t

White Hats, Wool Hatsr Silk Hats, Leghorn Hat*,

Felt Hats, Fur Hats, Straw Hals,. Palm Leaf Hats, E A A S

A N E E E S

A few of those cheap Umbrellas for the spring and summer showers, and larger ones for floods and inundations.^ ^3

RIPLEY FC DANALDSO^, W

Slay 29, d* tf

New Cafirh Storo I

W I I N E &

opening an ent.relynew utoc^uvj

i\. Goods, Boots, and Shoes, Hats, ^yaP8.

Hardware, Qaoeosware and Gfoceriea, tn No. ^defendant 3, Mechanics' Row, where tb^y will take pleasure in waiting upon their frieiuJa. tbey are delermined to sell Goods low, baring for their

motto. Small Profits and Qatfelt Pfetnrn*." O* Produce Uksn [n escliaoge for good*.

9JT Cash paid for Wheat Hay 21,1856*

J- ^Sw*-°£J^:fe!5*J^iS^j„feflsdreddoi'lars,

^toreoa 4th:

ksspMHteiuj oa band a sepply of all the late* eogprtdmr ntaodaHera,

RIPLEY A DANALDSON*S. 5. ««k MW If

^waindvaaea o*N«WTort price*-

Farm Lands For ScleL i\i r. .. Pf|-

lUillfllS EES ifiUMSBM IS NOW FRBFARSll TO SK1.I.

OVEH TWO MHLI0KS OF ACHES

The soil Is a dark, rich mould, from one to five fret

bed, or stone picked off. as is generally the case in cultivating new laud in the older States. The first crop of Indian corn, planted on the newly broken sod, usually repays the cost of the plowing and fencing.

Wheat sown on the newly turned sod is sure to pay very large profits. A nun with a plow snd two yoke of oxen will break one and a hslf to two acres per day. Contracts can be made for breaking, resdy for corn or wheat, at from $3 to S 50 per acre. By jodicious pianageniei t, the liind may be plowed and fenced the first, and under a high state of cultivation the socond year.

Corn, grain, cattle, etc., will he forwarded »t reasonable rates to Chicago. for tbe Kaalcrtt market, and to Cairo for the Southern. The larger yield on the chcap lan.Is of Illinois over the high-priced land in the Eastern and Middle States, is known to I be much more than sufficient to pay the diflorcucc of transportation to the Eastern Market.

Bituminous coal Is mined at several points along the road, and is a cheap and desirable liiel, tt c«n be delivered at several points alou tbe road at $1 50 to 94.00 pertou. Wood can be had at the same rates per cord.

Those who think ofsettlinp in Iowa or Minnesota, should bear in mind, tbat lands there, of any value, alongthe water courses snd for many miles inland, have been disposed of—that for those located in thr interior,there arc no conveniences for transporting tbeproduretomarket, Rallrosdsnot having been introduced there. That to send the produce of these lands, ono or two hundred miles by wagon to market would costmore than the expense of cultivating them and hence. Government lands thus iluated,iit $1,95 per acre, sre not so good Investments as the land ofthiscompany at the prices fixed.

The same remarks hold good In relation to the lands in Kansas and Nebraska, for although vacant lands may be found nearer the water course*, the d* Unce to market 1* fsr greater, and every hnndred milesthe produce of those lands aro carried either in wagons, or interrupted water communications, incrCsscs the expensesof transportation,which must he borne by the sottlers,in the reduced price of their products and to that extent precisely are the incomes from tbeirfarms, and of course ou their invest nient.annually reduced.

The preit fertility of the lands now offered for sole by this cnmpnnv, and their consqncnt yield over those of the Kastern and Middle States, is much more than sufficient to pay the difference iu the coat of Iransportrtion.especially in view of the facilities furnished by thisrosd, and others with which it connects, the .peratlons oTwhlch aro not inlernpledby the low water ofsummer, orthe frost of winter.

PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT. The price wilt vary from 85 lo 9-". according'o location.quality,etc. Contracts for Deeds inav he nude during the year 1853, stipulating tbe purchase money to be paid in five annual installments. The firstto become due in twoyears from the date of contract, and tho others snnually tliereaRcr, Tbe last payment will become due at the end of the sixth year. Interest will l»o rimrged at only 3 perccnt. per annum. a dftcnr

May 14, 1850-wtf A. LANCTR, Auditor.

Book A^cnoy.

THKsubscribershavo

Htilery H«s4a ct,ERD *a

fdw-3ra

€ia«i Flltin? arid Fiitwrc* T*flE aabsenber wishes lo iDforci the f» iowJw Ke«i Eauyr.oc so jmwt tip „oL .. «*.« k. **tu*A «'be necessary to a aiort$a^e debt of one

w^^ r, *r*

A I N A N S Ofw In Traots of 40 Acres and upwards, on Long Credits and Low Rates of Interest, State Bank and tranche*

These lands w»re tfraturd by t)u» Government, to

t—i: aid in the construction ofU.i« Railroad, and include •—•j some oi tbe richest and moft fertile prairies in the State, interspersed here aud thci~e with magnificent

CTOVCS of oak and other timber. The road extends from Chicago, on the nortb-eaat, to Cairo, on the south, and from thence to tialejia to Punleitb, in the north-vrest extreme of (heSt^te, and as all the laiul lies within fifteen miles ou each side of tbia Road, ready and cheap means sre afforded by it for transporting the products of the lands to any of thoae points and from thence to Kastern and

Southern mar

kets. Moreover, the rapid growth of flourishing towns and villages along the liue, and thegrextin' crease in population by immigration, etc., afford a substantial and growing home-demand for rarm produce.

10 tlieperformance of the contracl,

the first I wo years'interest iau«t be paid in sJvance and it must be underslflou tbat at least one-'Cnth or the land purcli&acdsballbo yearly brought uudor cultlvntlon. ....

COper cent, from the credit price will be deducted for cash. The Company's construction bonds will be received as bonds.

Ready Framed Farm Building*. Which can be Set Up in a Few Dae, Can Ite Obtained

From Responsible Persons.

They will he 12 by S!0 feet, divided into one living and three bedrooms, and will cost complete, set on ground chosen anywhere along tho road, SlSO, cash, exclusive of tranaportaAion. Larger buildings may be contracted for at proportion Ito rates. The Company will forward all tbe materials for such buildinns over theirroad promptly.

Special arrangements with doalers can be made to nnpply thos© purchasing the Company*® land* wllh fencing materials, agricultural tools, and an outfit of provisions in any quantity, at the lowest wholcssle prices.

It Is believed that the price, long credit and low rale of intersst. charged f-ir thes» lands, will enable a man with a few hundred dollars in cash, and ordinary industry, to in» Ita himself independent before all the purchase money becomes due. In the mean time, the piil settlement of the cqufitry will probablv have increased their value louror fivofold.

When required,an experienced person will accompany applicants to give information and aid in selecCirculawTlgftitftiniBK nuimjiww Ua.caa of SUACCSHJUI faxra-ing, siKiied by respectable afid wellknown farmers 11 vins in the neighborhood of the Railroad land«, throughout the Rate—also the cos' of fencing, price of cattle, expense of. hsrvesting, threshing, etc., by contract—or other inroi mation— will be checrfully given, on spplioation either personally or by letter, in English, French or German, addressed to .TOKVN WII.SOV* Land Commlssionerof the Illinois Central R. K.Co. frtr OflS.ce, tip to the 1st of May. 52 Michigan Avenue.Chicago. 111. after that dsto In the '-New btotie Passenger Depot,'' foot of South water si rect

April f, !S c-w0m.

NOTICR.—The

BOOTS AND SHOES, d-c., r-onl the Eastern Mantifaeturcrs, nn-1 oT tlie lnt"it iiiogd, or sooth en! hutrict, and hsa quallflcd himself Cnrinm- Str'os, which we are determined to wll at the J,y executing his bond. r' -ii'nntrRK

Trustees of the several Town

ship*. whom It may eoneorn, sru Herein- nniifiod, that James Boll hns been appointed and Died his bond as County Physician of the 1st District of Vijfo county, laving north of a linn, drawn east and west through the centre of township cl«von,and east of the Wnbash river, and of tho 3d lllslrlet, comprising all of Vigo county west of tho Wnbosh river also, that I. f. Hall has received tho appointment of County Physician for ni 1

established a Book Aeency

in Philadelphia, and will furnish any hook or at on a re a re of os a A persons, by forwardius tbe subscription pricc of any of the S3 Magaiine*. such Harpem', Godey's, J'ntnr'n's, Grahsm's, Frank Leslie's fashion, «c., will receive the magatines for one year and a copy of a snleii'td lithograph portrait of either Washington. JacksWv or, if subscribing to 99 and ft Maeaiine ihv* *1" receive a copy of eilnar of the three portraits', li subscribing to «(lworth of Magazine*, alt three portraits wi.) be sent gratia. Music furnished to ibose who may wis*'it.

Envelops of every description andrizcln large or ama'HnantUies famished. 8eal Pressed, Oies^fcc. Mil', to order.

KnerydescrlptionofEngravlnij on Woodexecul»d

STOCK OF STOVES IS COM- with neatness and dispatch. Views of RnUrfing*. Utt BJU^IV VP iyv Newspaper Headings. Views or Machinery, Beok PLETB. All wel) furaisbed wilh the best of j.odeT Certim

All orders aentby mail promptly attended to. Persons wi»bin viet»«oftUeir buildings engraved cansenda Daguerreotype or sketch oftbe hnildingby m»i tor express. persons at a distance having saleable articles would find it to their a4 vantage to addreaa th«- nubscribers, aa we would act as agentafortbesalcofths same. j, nvRAMA PIKKOE.

50 South Tbird.Street, Pbiladelpliia. J, U. nVKJLft. T.XlVMMlK. Dec. 5,1M5-33- W If.

call the attention of Farmers in this and adjoining counties, to onr advertise njent in another column, fur reference to oat stock in trade. a

lprl!5W-wtf. J. COOPElt A CO.

Kira Keed, v4.

K75RA REBB Pivinf died in my office bis affidavit. teulnz forth that the said defendant Is hNlekted to him. tbat he ia anon-resident oftbe State of Itv, diana, andeaaasda writ of sttaehTOCnt lo be lasned sins! tko rood* and chattels, credits and .be nld defendant and also a nmrneo of. bimeoa Helees. 5ow Ikerefors, said is.barcby antitud to be aad appear before ffe. l^imbert Dey, a 'ustieo of tbe Peaee, at my olBce,: in Terre-Hauto, en tfce Stii day of Jo I*. VfW. at 10 o'clock, A. M., ot^erwiaa mid proer-sdings ia attccbmeot will be determined in bis absence.

nmi«haato

iane 11, lKfrviw ipr's fee

Mortgage ETalc.

VF0XI6E is hereby jjiren, ttirft oi IT1 Wedueadsy. th» SHb day of Jaly. UU6, at o'Clock, P. M., at tbe Coait-Hoese do«.r In TerreHsete, 1 wvtl offer ftsr site to tit Mgkeit bidder, the thereof as.msy jajte debt of on# witfe iaiereat, damages and. ceata

CriJ^teilia»dreddoiUfs,distcsrsfe

atret*. two t^ajafMaia, idoe froas Tbomaa Bell and wife to the School t'ued «fW?o«m.ty,T«d.,t^wK:

w»tbiatereat, damages and ce.ls,

Tbe aorth-westaaarter erpectiim af*,l5 intown of raaae

r«£,fcr.L225£L,l»22:ItSl ^. ... ... w.,incftldeo within folkwi»{ bounds

he^e»SB«wrtll6athew«lglve«rtfc«»«»oaw«w»wiWa£101 w:-jnt{^)le(j-WIMIUrtb«

asaaMyAmeByt ia Sew Toi*, ft»• ajfehteHiiL «»S of rsnw I the beat offcts Knowledge •t^beliet

WJlWD U|8

f0itoWi»

^]YI W.SINVIUW:^ IV*I

rtoa.to-wtii: comweocinafortT rods ftnfct north "^e^aU-eart coroerof^Ud Uactc

oftttsMtkeut corner or said tract of taad, ranctof f: thence acrib forty rod»7^links,thecce weal, ci^hty rods.ttMsceaostli forty rods HnKs, tbeace| vast eighty rods to the place ofbeftaafsg. I

Atnoant ef debt doe oa «Hedav of ssle tltf ?5. 1 Wttaoaa my hssdlhtaMthdav ot Jme. A. D.itSd-i

ALBERT LA5GS«

JwislSfMi^} AwHtwVijjfo {it

BANK NOTE LIST.

Corrected for tbo Wabash Repress, tbe SOUTHERN BAHK OF, INDIANA tl'AKKRA'S' 3I.OCK, CoR. rvUtlTJi $ .V.1J.V

r«!le6tions riiade, atnf remfttrtl on dav of payment. Coin and K-t'chnnge bought njni ••old. Keniittancos made to Englatid, Ireland aud Geriaanv. Address

CJEORGEC.DU?, Ctj'^'f.

I N I A N A

Agricultural Hank, Ml. Sterling...

Atlantic Hank, Jackson Bank of Indian!*, Mirliigftn City.. 'V North Aincriei, CHntoii...

Port Wayne, Fort wayne... "Sf^Sotub Benij, S..fiend &yra'<"u*e .SvnitniM*.... ,r...

VE"lkhart, Elkhart ^Rockvilie, Rockville Hlosheh, Goshen ,Mt. Vernon, Ut-. Vernon "T1. Salem, Salem

Capilol, IndiannpolU W arsaw, Wn rsaw.... Montieello, Monticello Paoli, Taoli Porrysville, rerryaville. ffijinsalacr. Kennsala'er.. Albion, Alhioiu...

NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY. All solvent ttiKs OHIO. State liatiK nnd branches, i..... State Slor/t lianrfs—old plate .. All other wilveht banks Suspendwd and lironen

A'moant of Bond tttate Jfote*discounted.... Bills of Kvchsiife... Knapeiideri .Debt.,, Amount doe ff-om snd otbers. remittsnnces, &r~, Value of property necf«s»iy for irsnsstof business.— Premium scconnt. Htpeuse accoant... livid«nd paid—being 6 t? cent on capital stock...... Sight Kxcbsnise Currency and BanKfbeclts r,„id 19 "W

1,010

.silsrer......

Attachment before i*Dpy, /nmice of the Peaee.

Ca»Uol«i»c.k. paid in Arcardfoft JP I*** including tbst deposited with Trc*su-

rer of Htmte

111 f4

.*.* IS P*r r»: m.1 .. dn pac

PH par par par jar par. pnr par.

l«" t! .-*.

,7ti

\ia

.'id

Covington, Covington... Rochester, Rochester O IIH" Hiidgeport, Bridgeport ,f»D lini Altica, Atlica i'O din N. America, Newport 75 dii Connersvil)e, Connerbtille,4:?. 2n din ,AmoKCa, Morocco..50 dis

Kockport. Rockpori.. 2H dis Albany, New AHai .... ....50 dm

Rrookville Rank, BrookviHo. psr Canal Bank, Evansvillc !.-f'ir jnr Crefceot City Bank, Evanavilic par Cambridge City Bk, Cam. City par Central Bank, Indianapolis par Delaware Co. Bsnk, Muncic 5 dis Dr vers' Hank, Koine 75 d.rt Klkliarl Co. Bank, Goshen 10 !i* Farmers' «t Mechanics Bk, Reinif.alai r. .70 din .50 tlis par.

Farnjcrs' Bank, Jasper. Fayette Co. Bank, Conner*villiFarm. A Mich. Bk, IndianapolitFarmers' Bank, West field. Great Western Bank, Trrre-Haute Government Stock Bank. Lafayette... Green Co. Bank, Blnomfield.. Gramcrcv Bank. Lafayette... ....... Hoosier Bank. Logaiifnorl Huntington jCo Bank, Huntington.... Indiana Bank, Madison Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte, Indian Reserve Hank, Kokotfto Kalamazoo Bank, Albion Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus Lagrangt^aitk, Lima Laurel MRk, Laurel Merchants' Bank..Spring field Merchants' Bank, Lafayette Merch'n A Mech'a Bank,N. Albany N. V. A Va. State Stock Bk, Kvansville North Western Bank, Bloomficld N. V.Stock Bank,Vincenncs Northern Indiana Bank. Logansport. Orange Bank, Posey ville Parke County bank, Rockville Public Stock Bank, Newport Perry Co Bank, Oannclton.. ...... Plytnotli baiiK, l'lyniotl Prairie City Bank, Terre-Haute Southern Bk of Ind. Salem Bank. Salem Savings Bank of I nd., Connerhville... Shawnee Bank. Allica Sta^c Stock Bank, Marion State Stock Bank, Loganspori Stale Stock Bank, Jstnentown State Stock I.Sauk of Ind, Peru Slate Stock Security Bank, New pert.. Steuben Co Bank, 'Angoln Traders' Bavk, Indianapolis. Tippecanoe Bank, Wintu mac.-....... Tippecanoe Bank, Logansporl Traders' Bank, Terre-Haute Tradera' Bank, Nashville.... Upper Wabash Bunk, abnsli Wayne Bank, Richmond Wayne Bank, Loganaporl JR din Wabash Itivcr Bank, Jasper.'.ii.. .. GO di»

I",r par

.'.»() di« .75 din ,'75 i«f.

P"1:. l""1 par, par. par par

.25 dis

All solvent bntiKH PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND All solvent ImiiKS

N. & S. CAROLINA ANP GEORGIA. All solvent baiiKs ..... LOUISIANA. NewOrbansbanna....... ffllCHIGAN. Detroit Oily All other solvent lnnK«

par

.50 dirt .75 din" dm par par 5 ilia 75 diH 75 dirt 50 ili^ .. par 7 5 in 75 dih 75 di. jSnr par par, par par 5 0 a 75 di.i 20 in 25 diii 75 is 5 is

par, i,"r

10 lllS 50 dia 5 in 1 0 1H

Newvillc.'....''.. .75 dia New Corydnn... .fiO din'

Waimsli Valley Bank, Logansport 25 din Western Bunk, Plymoth 50 dis ILLINOIS. All Solvent Bank?

Old State hanlts NKW ENGLAND 8TAT£l All Solvent hnnKs

par is

par

pat

j.:,r :t dit par

KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA.

pur

par

par dia

WISCONSIN.

Alf solvent bnnni, MISSOURI. StitelianK and branches St. Louis ChecKft..

pnr in

TENNE3SE2.

did banxn FreebanKa— •. DIST.COLUHBIA AND CANADA. A so a

di«

'CULTIVATE YOUR TJ#D^R^TAMDING.

OOTS,Slioe«.

Slippers, and fraitrrs, nil

kindsand sizea.ol Cfllf.Kid, Morocco,and I'runella for Oeutlcmeti, Ladies. Misses. Voutlis/, Boys' JM»d Babies, itcincmbrr tho little ones. Coll at fitPiEY A DAXXl-DSON'H,

May 20, dw tf CiifcAf Sionif1.

Semi-Annual Report

(jf the Condition of Ike Swihvrn Hank of Indiana. for the Sir. lilonlli.t Preceding ike first of July, I £5(5.

c-":

Dr.

lepostted wllb Tress, of

M4 .V00 0

......... II WSTtM tm

*1.

'.(to ,'.0

10 ",«»/1 MO 0O r, L'3. 1 C..9 1'.

l'j pr.0 no 17 21 003 6^

a OX 90 34 210 rc

fjto ts-.' no Cr.

"00 OHO CO

Roles ia cirtnlsti^n...-'•••• t/cmsdw from AuJ.oft»te. Amouel d«« (JeposiMre Amount of divide ad, declared aiiti w*»t,6 percent ftrfrplus Fmd...j^,.........

lie or, oo 73 VM v.".

J? 000 00 15 7ty.l SA

«tw

Xnmei. of tbe Offi/ efWthC Association or OH. 11. WlLlylAMS. iea'1. OE». r.

V\S

JSaweaof JVrrons wboba** heroine P*r to. tuo A of A on #£.W. .VfcLKAJf. R. A HOGOA-T V. ilisu nt eaaaasv ^Toe*i«ot«s-Jo% Hsn», J. II. Hatborn. M. W. Wiliiamr.

II. Hos«.f «?. WnHsms, B. P. f-.

V.ffomr, Uictetia Wtlliama. C. Bo^iaot, aa McUtn.E.J. Viiliams. AM./ Olrcoootd»y!i—All business d*vs_. ..

I»ay* and boor* opon for -ttf» tfansaction _ol ru-aines.to-wit:—frotnjja'dock A. JJ.to 4 H- 31l_e» rrfiay e*cept Strodtfs, Ohiisttaas and Pourtn ':f a Stite of Indiana. Vigo County, n:lte

George Dor, beiKa dnly sworw, deposes aoi tbat be is Casbtcr of aaid Bank, aiid vast

wtne f») west also part of] that MIS t»« Casatet of aaid »ana. b-eest eosrter of section 1 the rrport is true and ctrrrect sccordiuc io

GEO- C. DCV, Casb'r,

Rwora aad eniiCTtted before•his.y.hdsy of TuJv, MM. tTJI. K. Met»A*. Juij ?t tfgif. Notary Public.

•FIVE MISTAKES QF Ihllr Oet«rr*A:s. in Fpfikinc. Pronrunftiig «n*AVfitjrr, ibc Ensliib L*afa»*' rorTf r.r»d.

Jilrs* At8»'CR!.SOHi.n'^.-

f-ri,