Wabash Express, Volume 19, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1860 — Page 4

Secretary of tbTreaarj that it u extrrmely doubtful, to tuy the lent, whether we ahall c able to pant through tha present and the next fiscal jear without providing additional revenue. This eau oaly be to complithed by atrielly )ofinin the appropriation within tb estimates of lb different department, without making an allowance for any ididtioaal expenditures

which Congress roey think proper, io their discretion, to authorize, and with out pro viding for la redemption of any portion of tue uu.ouujyy of Treasury nuUe wbicli been already iud. Io tba erect of a defiency, which 1 con aider probable, lb is ouht never to be eopplled by a retort to additional loam. It would be a ruinoua practice In the daya of fit ace aad prosperity to go on increasing he national debt to inert the ordinary ex pen tea of the Government, lot policy would cripple our resource and impair our credit in cae the existence of war ahould render it tmceaaary to borrow money. ' Should auch a deficiency occur a I apprehend, I would recommend that the nee eaaary rerenue be railed by an iocreaie of our prevent dutiea on Importe. I oeed not repeat the opinboe exprcd in toy lait annual neniage aa to the bett mode and maaoerof accomplithing thia object, and ahall now merely obeeree that- tbeee have aince undergone no change. Tba report of the Secretary of the Treasury will explain ,io detail the opcrationa of that Department of the Government. The receipts into the treasury from all aourcea during the fiecal year ending 30ih Juoe, 1859, including the loan authorized by the act of Hilt June, 185d, and the i auea of treasury note authorized by exiat ins law, were t31.CJ2.271.01 which aum with the balaoce of $6,39t3.316 10 reruainioi in the treaiury at the commencement of that fiscal Tear, made an aggregate for the service 61 the jearof$S8. OilO,7fc7 11. The public expenditures durinir the St eal year ending 30th Jane, 1839, amounted . a:i K 11 1 r.T - .Li. ait 405,305 41 were applied to the pay meat of interest on the public debt and the redemption of the iuea of treasury note Tba expenditure for all other branches of the public service during that fiscal year, were, therefore, G6,346,22G,13. The balance remaining in the. treasury nu the lat of July, lt&9, being the commencement of the present fiscal year, wa $1333,275 54. The receipts into the treasury Jo iing the first quarter of the present fiscal year, commencing July 1st, 1859, were twenty million six hundred and eighteen thousand eight hundred and sixty-five dollars and eighty-five cents, ($20,G18,865 85) Of this amount three million eicrht hundred and twen tv.one thousand three hundred dollars, ('$3,821, 300)was received on account .. . 1 .1 r . - oi me loan vnu tne issue 01 treasury uotes the amount of sixteen million aoven hundred and ninety-seven thousand five hundred and sixty five dollars and eighty five cents, (816,7 97.565 85.) having been received du ring the quarter from the ordinary sources 01 puDiio revenue, xne esu mated receipts for the remaining three quarters of the present fiscal yesi to 30th June, I BOO, are 850,4 2C.400 dollars. Of this amount it is estimat ed that 85,766,400 dollars will be re -ived for treasury notes which may be re-issued under the 5th section of the act of 3d March last, and 81,170, OOO dollars on eccount of the loan au thorized by the act of June 14, 1858 making 86,926,400 dollars from these xiraoruinary sources, ana oic.&OO, 000 dollars from the ordinary soerces 1 11 1 . 01 tue puouo revenue matting an ag ' Truste, with the balance in the treas . ury on the 1st July, 1859, of 75,301,üii.uy ior tue estimateu means 01 tne pient fiscal year ending 30th June, icuo. file expenditures during the first (lu irter of the present uscal year were 40,007, 174 76. 4,664.366,70 of this nm were applied to the payment of , interest on the public debt and the re d.mption of the tauet f .tre"Uoy riois, ana tne remainuer uein io,o 42, COO, were applied to ordinary expfiiditures during the quarter. The estimated expenditures during the re niainmg three quarters, to June 30, lßGU, are 40,905,550 23. Of which sum '1,886,621 34 are estimated for the iuUMe.ston the public debt. Theas ertnined and estimated expenditures for the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1 KG J, on account of the public debt, are accordingly, 7,550,988 10, and for the ordinary expenditures of the Governm -. t 54,451,744 89, making an aggrejja.e of 61,002,732 99; leaving an estimated balance in the treasury on the 3.xh June, I860, of 14,381,808 40. TI.e estimated receipts during the iif-xi liscal year ending 30th June, 1 86 1 r ;6,225,000, which with the balance estimated, as before statdd, as remaining in the treasury on the 30th Jim, I860, will make an aggregate I'.ir the service of the next fiscal year uf JJJ.606,808 40. I he estimated expenditures during , ti.- next fiscal year ending 30th June, IHG1, are 66,714,928 79. Of this '-Amount, 3,380,621 34 will be required t pay the interest on the pnblic debt; lining the sum of 63,328,307 45 for il. estimated ordinary expenditures duriog the fiscal year ending 30th Jiin, 1861. Upon these estimates a bilaace will be left in the Treasury on on the 30th June, 1861, of 13,891,879 61. I5ut this balance, as well as that estimated to remain in the treasury on 1st July 1860 will be reduced by su.-h appropriations a3 shall be made f) law to carry into effect certain Indian treaties during the present fiscal jvar asked for by the Secretary of the ' !nerior, to the amountoffive hundred mi I thirty-nine thousand three hun dr-d and fifty dollars (8539,350,) and upon the estimates of the Postmaster t-neral for the service of his Depart ment the last fiscal year, ending 30th une, 1859, amounting to four million two hundred and ninety-six thousand Kid nine dollars, (84,296,009,) to'lther with the further estimate o i hat officer for the service of the pre--:nt fiscal year, ending 30th June, 1 860. beinz five million five hundred und twenty-six thousand three hun 'dredand twenty-four dollars, (85,526, 324,) making a aggregate of ten million three hundred and 6ixty-one thou land six hundred and eighty-three dollars, (910,361,083.) Should these appropriations be made ' as requested by the proper Depart raents, the balance in the treasury on the 30th June, 1861, will not, it ia es timated, excee l 83,530,196 61. I transmit herwith the reports of the Secretaries of War, of the Navy, of the Interior, and of the Postmaster General. They each coutain valuable information and important recommen dations well worthy of the serious con sideration of Congress. It will appear from the report of the Secretary of War that the army ex penditures have been materially reduc ed by a system of rigid economy, which; io his opinion, offer every guarantee that the reduction will be permanent; The estimates of the department for the next have been reduced nearly two milliots of dollars below the estimates for the present fiscal year, and half a million dollars below the amount granted for thisyearat the last session of Congress.

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rt... .l.,.: ika rtott ficcnl roar. ! xjvvni kiiiviib uui mi: iu y i-v. - , eudtngonthe 30th June, 1C59, exclusiTo of payments lor man 6cmce specially provided for by Congress out of the gener 1 treasury, amounted to 81I.9CI.493 33, and.its receipts to 87.9G8.481 07. showing a deficiency to be sunnliod from the treasury of i 86,996.009 26. against 85.235.C77 15 for the venr endinir 30th June, 1858. The increased cost of transportation growing out the expansion of the service required by Congreis, explains this rapid iiignu-iitatioti of the expenditures, li ii gratifying, however, to obfervean increase of receipts for the yepr endinc on .1.- .-nil. 1... iDf.n ! llie .IVlll 0 Ullv. J I enual to 8181.G91 21. compared with . . ' .; . . . 1 those in the your ending on .'Jti J 1111, 1859. It U estimated that the deficiency for the current fiscal year will bo85,088,421 01, but that, for the year ending 30th Juno. ICGI.it will not exceed 81.312.473 90, should Congreas adopt the measures of reform proposed j and uri d by the l'osimasier uenerai. Since the month of March retrenchments havo been made in the expenditures, amounting to 81.826,471 annual ly, which, however, did not take effect until after the commencement of the present fiscal year. The period seems to have arrived for determining the question whether this Department shall become a permanent and ever-in-creasing charge upon the Treasury, or shall be permitted to rosume tho selfaa a sustamg policy wlnyii haa so long controlled its administration. The course of legislation recommeuded by the l'ostanaster General for the relief ; of the Department from its present embarrasjments,and for restoring it to It. rrrSn..! in.lprn.l-nrP. ia deservintr i of vour earlv and earnest considera-; - j tion. In conclusion, 1 would again COinmn.l r, Iii iiiat lilifialitv fif CJon menu to tne just uueaamy oi vongresS the local interests oftllO District " - " J J -r the name of Washington, and destined, ho tliA cnrulnl nf nur e i ...,. r'..r..i. . Ullllvli, irvu nuu jmuiocouc vvuicuciacy, has strong claims on our favorable regard. JAMES BUCHANAN. Washington Crrr, Dec 19, 1860. CINCINNATI MACHIKS WORKS. auRcrAcruaa Kiionnrr Hnd Portable STEAM ENGINES. l.r ALL M(K, Cyllndar, Flat and Tabular Boilari, ALL KtRDSurktllL SACHIMCar, PORTABLE FLOUAINQ MILLS With Holte, Klevateia, nd all tb. Machinery cotnpieto. II ICHS, B0LTI.XGCLOTI1S, SMUT Mil LH, Bra i Uiiatnra, Mnmao'a iiatraied Klour Parker, Mulay, rteah and Circular Haw Milla, Parker Water Wheel, Farnhaiu'a Jkiubl. Artlog Lift nd Kone I'umpa, Hydraulic Kam, Judaon'a Pa'.e n I Governor Valvo. OatAMKNTAL CABT-taOM fOU.ITAISH It rut and Iron CA.tiiig-.Ueiierit My II. It. Dttnlap ft Co., CAKNKK FKOXT AM) LAWKKNCK STS., epl4 iaw3ml CillCliliin tl. WHEEirEir& WILSON'3 ijaciiii;s ! Office on Ohio St.. 3 duor Went fS 4th. I KICKl. II At Tl', INDIANA. Prices from $50 to $100. u ''IIKMi: MACH INKS AKK SUTKKIOH lu I at y and all other, especiallyln the following paticolara: I. Ii lo nee of model and lii.Uli. i. Simplicity and thoroughness of CouMi taction, nd consequently durubility and freedom from derangement and need of repair. .Warran tod for three year. 3. I' uexainpled caae ol toniiagni.tnt, a nd rapidity And quirtne of operation. i. Beauty and e'.eganc. of atitrb, aLiaa on both aioaa of the fahric aewed, it. Streoglh and Aminen of aeain will neither no nor rel. 6. t conomy of thread, and variety of purpo.es and material to which they are adapted , aftelna; equally well oa Ihethioeal or thickeat lahrlcs. 1 he oerator may new ordinary .'. U L. Ä M f 1 1 -,11, , i i, . r:suJ: foci lite. Full inatruction (riven to purchasers freo o' charge, oewmg Machine eedle,hilk, Twist- Thread, Ac, cl way on hand at the low eat priee. Cj Call or send for Circulars containing-Juli particular, lit of prices, lestioioiiials, A.c. C. II. WILLIAM?, AfcntJan.lt.teS9 dwljr Terrc-IIaulc Female College, ti:kkk-iiautk, immapca. 'Illli: SECOND SESSION OF THIS IXST1L tctlonwiii commenre on TI KSIIAY, the flrt of February, and continue Twenty We'ki. Eighteen Pioloi-sors end Teacher ol uperior qualifications, and selected with great care, eon lilute Ibe Hoard I Education. Prof. Alphonso Wood and K. K. Bosworth, and alt th. leadin; Teachers, have bee. so lone;, and so favorably know ) to the public, aa to render nnnecessary any remarks respecting their qualifications. The location of the College, for ( a a cannot be surpassed and lh Buildings erected and furnished at an expense of about Timm 0. otter home comforts, rare! j to be found in ina.itiillorn of learning. 1 bey ar. warmed if Itenm nnd lighted y gnt. The apparatus for experimental Illustration, includes good Ttleteepe, Mierttetpe, and every requiU tn tllaatrat. fully all th. prinelploa i.r the sciences pursued. Woikly Lecture are delivered before the School. The Mualc Department, ander the car. of Prot. Anthcn and Miss Newbj, both of whom ex cel la their rejpectiv department, lla a highly flairiahing condition. Ta. eours or atuaies is zisaeie a a. ir ugh- the Classic constituting a prominent fratar. Art tho classes in me uoiiee coarse re ret pet teilt ftt mumhtrt nnd nttainmentt, the Senior Class numbering 7". Th. expense per annum. Including room far uixhec'. board, tuition in all the branches of the regulti eoitn. füM, lizhU and wshlnjc S235. ir? Adt further Information respertins; th. 8choo' may be had, by addresainc Kee. John, CoVert, or Kev AlPboMSO .ood,lerre-Hute, led Jan. 13. M59-dw-ly JUH.l COV JIKT TIIIJH MOST DIFFICULT TO F1XD A POCKET HOOK OR PURSE That la J.t ll Ising; wants, ca ii Mas at S. R. FREEMAN'S. i

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DR. ROBACK'S; SCANDINAVIAN REMEÜIIÜS. Virilit DK. KOHACK.TIIK CKf.KUItATV Dil RweJlth Flitflclan. Int I oducvl hit lUooJ Purlflrr ana lllixid Pill In the fnltoJ hWU. ha K-iforlh In luln Unguuse llirlr curat le lroierlt. 'I'hla -aa jrear ago. The U.k ufrecominrailliiit theni uncu unonuKfii oui 1 1 1. i,.Ml.l..i..l n.on taho.iithnr.Ltar r.irutuml lutliinieut ami ilil lo.oiibr. ctvi llti-lr o 1 11 1 on. wrlfhllnth tuuiiiiuiiktr.itifii who ob rve.rrflucl. and mak 'mirunr doubly iure' before tbajr dorld are ererjf where niprotlag and urarlneth uaeor the wondtirul rreiiara Hon.. Ali who rnnlld In th wIkIoiii and honr.lr of (hit elai.ur whocho to lnvn.tl ifala for liiciu.elr are 11 w of one niliul on .hi Important auhjerl. , . Dr. Kobark Inrltei U attention cf Um Ich to Iii oaiUIXAL LKTTKa, Krum meinhera of Iba MoUlral fofoloB, tdl lore nf publle Journal, well known Mercaanl and Kenner, and Lodlef lht hlghett riet.U bllliy, aUIng account, ol eilrnonllnary cure wrought br inn reuindlea, of which euro thujr theitivolvet wer KT K WITXKfcM. ,Th..a parllaa may be ron.ulled piMiialljr or bjr Mler, by Iho.e who have any doubt upon tho luhjecl. Tho evidence In the poeiou of lr. Kohock, which U at all time ai'CCMibl to th public, ealablUbcetb following rtOTIi Thai .he RIooJ Partner and llluod Pill been proved by analy.U to oiixTAi! ho inaaaAL; That they cur the Imo.l uiilvrr! complaint, DTirXFMIA with unerrlrt certainty, an.lln a eery abort time. That aller all other medicine hav proved ele.a, they relieve tii, rMlort lh- llt(lllll ;ni ilrf of .r. er. That K . Tr"A"V. k....,.,.. wear n and di-pindeney. rcnpfrute wnhgrcHt m-1 -" . and gnt:y .tirauiatin prop.rtie.. dial and gently they reruit that BHATTtaKD CONHTITUTIONfl, however they may have ix-on trifled with and I abuaed; that thelrulrecl tendency 1 to lengthen , . I hl TiiMioDnrnHneiiij reclly upon tho poton of .llitea-w In the blood. 111 INK tUlUKf XII HE.L. j anj ai.ch.rgo from the aytem, every tnint oi , hcrofula. whether heretlltury orotberwUe. That aacaeiT th a debilutkp, and that there ta no dlreaae of the Stomach and Bowel, the liver, ih nervoua ayatem, tho kln, elend or muarlea. In which they do not ilvu prompt relief, and, (if luiliiialered lerre the , very vllidul of lifo baa been Invaded,) efled a ; palnle and perrrct cure. i Price ol the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood ' Purlllcr, SI per bottle, $3 per hall dozen. Of the . Scandinavian Vegetable hloo.1 Pill, '.'3 cent per box, or 3 boxe for fl. ' Head I)r Koback' Kpevlal .Notice and certlfl- I cale, published In a coneplclou part of thla pa- '. per Iroin. time to lime. Dr KobaekV Medical Almanue and Family ' Adviser, cootulnlnr a great variety of Interest- 1 Inf and valuable Medical Information, can be ; bad arali of any of hi Atf.it lUrougliout the ountry. ; In diillcult or complicated t'ac, lr. Kobeck may be conaulted peraonally or by letter eueloaon. alainp for the reply. j Prnm Kv. Mr. McMi llim, I'aalor of Hubert ; Chapel. I iNouMaeoLia, uci. o, if tr. ('. V. Kota Dear bin I bar uaadyour lltood Purlllcr for a nrrv.uaaffectlon, from whlth I I have utfored much at time. Whil. Itlaplea- ; anllo tante.lt cortatnly hue a htppy effi-ci upon i Hi nerve. Plea, accept my thank for your kind regard", and believe rno Yonra, J. W. T. .McMUM.KJI. I For aal by P. M. loai.tv, Terra Hautet K. i K. K. Ki. MlJ.lleiewn; Wm. L. hnrir, New 'ioahen; Pbtk V. Ilcaxtaa. Ccutervllle; and by llrufciala and Marchaute ireMurally tlirouc the eounirr. o it A K D STATIO NEK Y T X alt'intlon or the publle to my IncreaaedHtock , ol 1 Hooks. Siationery, & Fancy Goods, j Which, aai general tlilnf, Im been purchuai d I directly troiu th. fubiialiera, Manulacturere, and Impoil.tra.and will bo euld at pilcea wtileh ucli pnreliaat-a wairant. I hve on band tnd fr aale, Klhleanf atldea rripliou, from the pocket edition, roan bound, Rill e.ljr, which I aell at 40 cent, to lb Urge FAMILY HlllLKS,wliuoprlcee range from SI ,) to 1 13,00. Standard, Miscellaneous, and Juvenile W O It K 3 . I keep up good itortnicnl of tboaowoik. biinijlug on aa they are publi.ho.l, the book, ol tho moat popular author, of the day, and will order, on abort notice, anything wanted (which I may not bare) lu the way or Theological, Medlcul, or Law Hooka, 1 am agent for Vigo County, for lb aale of Apploton publication: The New American Cyclopedia, Abridgment of tho Debute of Cougre, American Kloquence, tnd Burton' Cyclopedia of Wit end Humor. All of Spur, gnon'a Work, Kittle Cyclopedia of lilblicul Literature, and Olahauaen's and Clark. Cummenllarlea,for aalo at PUHLISHKKS PKICKK. School Books. TU tandard School Kookt of th Uy, com-i nrling McGutT.y'eriei of H.adersand SpelleraKay'e and Davie'a aorie ot Muthenuitica ; dill: ' lion, Boiler', S'nith'a, I'liieo", Tower'a, and! Nutting' Grammar j Mitchell', nn.l Colton rt; 1 Fitcb'a,t.eo)craphy; Kumt' At Smith' Attrono- ' my; GoiHlnch., VMIIard'a, and VVilaou'a Hi- I ftry ; Kulliou', and McLintoek and Crook', Andre and Moll.id',aiidOIIendorir(reekl ' Latin and french iioo. a; Cointtock' and Olm- . ated1 Pliilosoi.hy ; Cullei's Piixaiology, and ' Mre. LiHColu'a, C.i.iM'.oek' and Woo l' Clav i of ItoUuy. VVolt"r' Spellen, and Webatnr' I Dictionary, from lh Pocket to the Unabridged edition, constantly on hand. JTT Country Merchant and School, aupplied with above-mnnlionud worv, 00 the lowt.l pomiible term. KLANK HOOKS. I Every variety of Blank Hook, coiiaUtlng In I nart, ol Demy Day Hooks, Ledger, and Journal., I Kuaala Kndaand H.ikI, Wide and Narrow Cap. : half and full bound Day-Uooka, Ledger and Journal. Cap and (Quarto, Cash, Invoico and i Record K'oka, Keceipt Kooks, Order Book, : Note and Draft Koona, Kill Book, Time Book, 1 Blank Drawing Book, Bank Book. Krrap : hooka, Copying end Copy Book, and every atyt. of Päse, and Plain and Turk Memorandum Hooka. PAPERS. A full aasoitinentnf paper for Printer', (Vmn- j try Merchant', and Tow n P.-ople1 g-oner.l uae. urn a Flat Cap, Blue and White Ruled and IT n ru lei FooUcap and Letter Paper, Cons;re i Cap and Letter Paper, Wide and Narrow Bill Pa- I rer. Plain and Ruled Commercial Note Papr, i die Letter and Xotea, ajl ale, Plain aim i Gilt Edge. VTP 1 hare the agency fur MiddMou Mill! Print Papera, and will furnl-k Printer at Mill price. Knvelopr of eyeiy elyleand quality. S1ATI0NERY ARTICLES. I aelt Gold and Ktoel Pen, Pen Holder, en i C II, l ll l ""1 l.U"" WC IIIUI. Olli V-. Knj: w- . ells. Ink. Ink itanda, Rubber, Paperclip, Bill Drawinc Paper. Mathematical Instruments. Kanker's Ca i-s. Paper Polder, Pout Office, Calendar, Bill Files, Ac. FANCY GOODS. Everything desirable in the wsy of Gents and ladle Pearl, Velvet and Moroc.o Portmooalee, Crd (', Cab, Tablets, Writing Deka, Portfolios, Work Boxes, Jewelry Hox,Scwinjc Bird, Emery Bags, Card Baskets, Kny Glasses, Stereoscopes, and Jet Bracelets and Necklaces. FOR THE TOILET. Tbe largest stork in market, of Horn, Rubber and Shell Tack Combs, Hound Combs. Also, Fancy and Plain Hair Pins, Fine Derfnines, Soaps tnd Pomatums. Hr Friends, one and all give us a call, at No. 7, Phanlz Kovr.orfcH, Wabaab street, and I will endeavor to how you by honest, upright dealing, that my statement la true. Yours, OLIVER BAKTLRTT. Nov. 4, wly NOICTII ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. REGLLAK Tlinoi Gil LINK To HAN FRANCISCO, via Pamama Kailboab, and connecting only with Steamers Golden Oate, Ooldsn Age, John L. Stephens, and ouora, of the Pacunc Mail Stiahship Compimt at Panama. DiatcT to AapiawALU Tb. splendid Hteamships BALTIC. ADRIATIC, asd ATLANTIC, having been entirely refitted and adapted to the California trade, will hereafter run a above, leaving 'hi port on th. 5th nd VOtm or each Month, from tbe foot of Canal Street, North Ri ver. r-raecngera and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company niarnifieeotSteamahips, which will bo In readiness and leav iMMSDiATtLT lor San Francisco. They will be embarked free of expense from Railroad, by Company'sStcsfiiboat TAJJx;A. An Eipenenced 8urgeon I ttcbed to each ship, steerage passenger found In etoked provision, bed'linr, and aitendaure. It Is believed that the aecoramodatlona afforded by the above ships tre unsurpassed by any in the world. The public ar. Informed that toe P. M. S. 8. Ca., always have ONE Oil MORS EXTRA STKAMEK.S, lyingat Panama, ready foraea, to avoid any possible detention ol Passenger and mail, and embark their puaenrers by steamboat For paaaaaje apply at th only office of the Coin, parr, oath, wharf foot nf Canal Street, North River, to WILLIAM U. WICK HAM. lpWl-w1ml I

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3T 33 DRY GOODS STORE ,111 KiluN ol' i it y a ) i s AT VNi'KixiamNTHii i.ow ruicr.s F. NIPPEUT & DUNN AUK OPK.MMI A Xfio Mock of Dry GW, In K. Mpperl'a More Konm, In NO. XXG, Mctln. Qt.t ltetveeu Itli and T K H It K HAU T K. INDIANA, A I in oat nHilt John P. Kui. fit h'on, a nd In Ihr lure room luicly e aliud ttie Krrnch More.' . . . 1 uf. 1. I II u 1. t&'lftl. II Ul'ÜLIL'f nX'ÄÄ or th.' MIIIM io 1 TMKtK rie Mia: r Ladies' Dresa Goods, SII.K AND VKLVKT TKIMMINdS, And KmhrolJerirt, All Sew Ktj lea. Plaid and Stella Square Shawls, Plaid and Bayadere Doable Shawls, ;fiLOTII MAM'LKS, 7. o Ii ) r I I It n r u r f w I I l.atlie' Zephyr HooiU, ,Mi !. tlo tlu ChildrPiia do du LaJiea', Miaaea' ami Cliil Jn-na' Mrritto tnd Caihmert lloie and Arrine Uh dtr 'e$l$. II. r. Moore' Patent Inflated Huallee, Hooped hktrt, with ltualln Attached; a('onunou Nkelcton t-klrta ilitar. LADiaa' AkoJaiMTa' Kid, Canhmtrt, Ruck $ki and Silk FUtctd Gar 1 0 "VT O ö , Very Cheap. 8000 lMecen Ainericnii rriiit. From S to 10c, lor Iho very beat. J Süüü Yard Delaine, worth 2fic.,'forl 12J cents. IOIIICtiC CaOOlUa Of all kin Ja. and at th lljclit pric. In Qe&ltlomon's) Woar Their aaaortutenl of French and English Beavers ; I Unaiirpaaaed in thia Market, lort'SuMrlorlty la Quality. Variety and eolor, n.i;parttriilarly In price. AU. a aplendid Hi., of heavy trench una AnterlcNii O aööi in, o x;o fit v ft'or bolo alle. I I lu Mlk; Velvet, I'luah. nd, Oreuadln GktiJ :v E 8 T I N O S . Their ato.k'U unrivalled, fur.varloly of l'altin mi uirginc 01 ityin. Dack'and.Ultirinioley Cmilia, from 3 to $10 rr yard. Black Doe Hkln Caaalmer- -aupeih. Sallntttt , all wool Tuxtdi, und Jean oj mil i. I A Finn lot of Hoy' Caaaluiere. ! Men". Merino Shirt and Drawer. j 2 A flrt mt. lock of j BOOts rJbiSliocs,! 1 Ordered expieealy for oar trade j LINEN TADLE CLOTHS i Hy Ibe yard and piree nice iortinei.t. . Miid' Kye Diaper and Kusia Crash. WHOLESALE BUYERS. Are invited to look at llielrato k o' Domestic Goods, W hlrhfthey keep on the second floor, evprvly for the Jobbing IrNilrt. REAR IN .MIND This stork of good hua Just lif.-n purchased, and at a reduction of twenty p:r cnl on the early fall prices. J Tailor' Triinmiii, of the b l quality, kept ou hand. It wll be found wortb while to go and examlie their al'K-k, lforo pur'haili. j eUevrbere. REMEMBER THE PLACE. I 1(5, Hain hi reel. i Opposite John C. Rots tt Son. F. NIPPERT & DUNN. Terra Haiito,Oct2ä'59-daw-lv T WILL BE SEEN BY THE ABOVE advertisement that F. Nipnert lias re moved from tbe old atore, North of the Court House Square, where he has been for the last ten yeara, to hia new store room mentioned above, with a aplendid NEW STOCK OF GOODS, in connection with W". Dtxs. " !e will further atate, that he has sold jt his entire interest in the Store of F. Nippert L Bro., to hi brother, Antust Nippcrt, who will carry on the business at the same old aland. F. NIPPERT. i. r. RILL. 1 OOLDSVITÜ. J. KILL. Ilecch-Wood Nursery e TT1I-L OLDlTIITH Ac CO.-Pronrl-XJ. etor, at the old Aldridge Grounds, et of na cny, inoiannpons, ind We have on hand or the fpnna; of lejO, Prnit Trees, Small Fruits, F.vergreen. shade Tre, Flowering Shrub, Roses, Ac. Orders prompt) v attended to. Address, HILL, GOLDSMITH fit CC., bISdwIy Iodlauapoll. Ind. O VER C OA TS ! O VER COATS! JUST KECMVID AT K . A . F 1 i ii ii ' , A lot of Overcoats of tLe Latest Strle, Gotten op bvnne of the best House In Xew York eipress'.y tor this House, which willlel4 aKUASKABLT LOW. Bov7-dawtf T7"KROSKKKLAMPJI of lataat patent, with the cheapest H.a. IV perforated arner, 'utaklay lljrhtln uia.foriAlabjr

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.IE m 11 M IB II II I MJ MM M. W J F WJ J J. B. RICHARDSON'S No. 70, Coraer Third & Main Sti. WC IIAVK F1KKS rtKCHlYINU. KOH IHK lat two werke, our Kail and Wltitpr Flock, direct from New York, which la now full and coinplrte, conalating of tho rhoeet and lato. t atylt-e, and which we propoae lo II at fut-h price aa will make It to th liitoreal of all to eumlne our atiek before making their purchaaca. In mine low prlcnaon ourt.ooda, w. are aware that It iuut take Urge aale to remuiwrai. ; but a our receipt for the pait few iuoulhln biilneaa have realtied our antlclpulloiia ( build InaT up a bualneaa on the t'AHII SYMTK.M, w fct I Juatlll.'d by th encouragenie.it received to niiikoailll farther efUrtito have oiirMmknlHartlve, and at the a.m. tl.no olf,r It at the VERY L 0 WES T IIA TES. f Fifff Stock ol UIIUtONS, VKI.VETS, TRIM MINOS, I HOSIERY, (ILOVKS, , Sllkl, i , Chenelle Scarfs. Black LADIk AM Miaava O- a u n t 1 o ts A I. A KOK LOT OP A. W. DOUBLE SHAWLS. Bpfetulul Xew Style "Full Bad" CLOTH CLOAKS. I ' A LABOE BTOCK, (XEW arTLB) I PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES. A. W. DELAINES, CASUM KUES. crtaio TYi t n n I in c r c h, Frtnth, EngVth nd German BROAD CLOTHS.": BLACK DOE SKIN 8, SATiNRTTS, ai.NRCT, NaT and car., not and mot, tirava mooo, coaroara, ri.oii, TirraT, Ar. A Complete Aa.orlmriit of DOMESTIC GOODS AT OVM I NI AI. LOW I'KlCKS. Call and examine, el J. B. Richardson's. IM I LLIN TU H 7. Jt'ST OPKNKl) Aa Elejint aul Varied Aaaorunent of FALL AND WIXTEU Mil 1 i xx o v v . rattern IIoniictM, FHENÜII FLU W KU P, 1UBB0NS, VKLVETS, ItC. MRS. WALTER, 2 iilalii M. bcUvrrn Sth nnd fit It. X. O. Walter, y a (under t A K E 1, j 142 .Hull M., bot woe ii 5th mid (Uh. SOLE" Al.KNT Full Fisk's Motalic Burial Case. ji . . . ,r,. f orptes I tesenvil any length of Time. CARRIAt.KS FCItKISHKn WHEX HESIRKD. OASII BUYERS, A T T E X T I O X Just recelveu, a Xew and C.inplrte Assortment or FURNIT UiRE CHAIRS, JI A T T It A H H K" S ! ! tic, Sec. Aaythinf Irom a 'Baby Rocker' lo a fn PARLOR SETT, Can always be obtained, at low prices, at lh OLD STA KB, 142 Main Nt., between 5tk undcdiTWO DOORS IAST OF HULMAX's. J. C. WAIiTEK. ill-28-dawGm R. S. COX & SON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS NO.bSi W ABASH STREET. TEURE HAUTE, IND. WE TAKE PLEASURE IM INFORMING the public that we have a large and well assorted stock or Groceries and Liquors, As ever offered In Terre Haute, and are constant ly receiving fresh supplies. We will aell for cash, a (food bargain a can be bought In Cin einnall oi St. Lola. We bar a large tock of, AU kinds of Nuts and Foreign Fruits, TOBACCO, CI0AUS, WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, AND -WHISKEY. Oor Rectified WhiaVeywill b found equal to any ever sold In any city. All rood sold by a r f aaranUed to be a represented. Particular attention Riven to fllllngr order from a distance. R. 8. COV, Sr., Cincinnati, O. It. 8. COX, Jr., Terr Heute, -imylöllwwly.

UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

Pili; IM.-Kl'AKATOHY br.J'AUTMKNT OK L ILIi lm iitiilian will t pru on the Third Monday ia September, 1859. TEACHERS.' Tho 8''.iool will M ennJuttcd unJer the u. orvl.lon of N. G. IHJl'P, (ormcr Principal of r.imri . .li.Mumj, i or, li, r. HALL nil Dorn iccurej a first Anslatanl. Oilier compeWnl icucher III l ciniilotcl. 3 ato f trni tu rii. j rrreilc er of InriructoM. j OBJECT. 1 ho object of th. reboot I to prcre cIhmo j .or more ailvunced pluci at the opening of tho i College proper In lniui. Mu lonlt delrlni to tte I a thorough course In t'olli-go, run not oviMvalue I tUo tdvuntaxe of lhl Preparatory )ear; and attiAf ' dont In (ont'rtl will Hud UiU oihi of the inoft I t) i onjf I antl pructkal School In iho !. ' Col 'ItMK VV ailbt. Th" rourro ofaludy will cinhriu'O thoe Uinix hr which, In lli'J rrnulor tour.j, Ix lunj to the '. I'repatblixy loptrtiinnt; yt l( a iiillidciit tiuni- ' her 1 1 I) , u.rj avuiKcl i l.r will tiotoi'cl.l. TXlllli 1 ho rrur will ho illvldrd luto llitce tonn, ol Itwelte week! rath, itb two work vamilon I Ix twrrp tonn. TUITION. 1 he following lulr nftullloii will bo tlirK"'l. ,raU in deet l or the Primary Mtu.Il.-e, 4 per torm ; lor the Kuc'.lnli lu.li, etnbmcliia Kciillnf. KiiclUli Ci i A in inn r, UiKigraptiy, Menlul and Wrillou Arithinotlr, SO per l.-rinj for tho CIbmIci,! alutlle, llljlior .Mathoiiiiilii-r, and .Natural Krliii-i'i emliraclni Latin, ( reck, Alcrhra, (iooint'liy. Natural l'hiloanhy, Phynlology and Hlalory, Si per trrm. .No Uo.luclion, t'pt In cue ol prolno-led lllueaa, .No extra charfo for lnrlJri,ll. BCILD1XUS. 'Hie N Mlll conducted, for the eoiom y Mir, I it t. i u. Ill off Ara.luiuy, which will arroinino.lk hundred itudenia. I'll lt! Will b laught by 41, lieta ALRiaa.fur w hich extra t'hur(u will bo nimle, Ornamintal Dravlnj and Painting Wll' l,e tatigttit by Mra. II. P. Hauk uo rttta charce. HOARM.WU t an ie ul.t i not In tho town and neighborhood at i nt.-a vtryiu- n oiit f i.su to 91Mi per wm-k (i KNKH A I. H K M A It K K. Union Cum iuk Cm.i.kui it localod at Merom In Sullivan loiii.i), Indiana. 1 hit location U telehraled for 11 nuineroii natural advantusaa and ilrlllilful cunrry. The ileal.i II ol Uio p,ico I oiiiiil. U not iiu-rior to any other lo.-aluy In lite Wilnli vall.-v Thla K'chool will be thorough lu arienlirU' und moral training, yul will Inculcate no dogmatic oi rtUilan print! j. lea. It lain lh trim a.rnai of llif term, a tiitrtt tchu Special ovcriljlil and care will be etercUcd oer pupil from a diatauco. Their pecuniary Inlrrrat will le attnd.-d lo, if d. nlr.'d by parema or f it nr.iian. Mi'denu are urranlly recouintended to com. niriico (lool at tho le;inntn( ofcncli l.-rm; yet ihey will be rccfived alauy time pnyln; for i.ot ! tluiii hull th lernt. l'oiuuiiiiilcatioua hould be ud.lreaed lo the Prlnri.n, at M.-ioni, Sullivan county, Indiana MY OHOKK K I HK BOA Kllof TKU.STKKS. I (II w-w i t; it ic i; ii a v i i: CLASSIC A I, ACADllHV And I'nmlly Hoarding Keimöl, roi sots. " If it umiu iptnd urtn er eigki freer mtrtlf in temping together mi muck J.ttin tnj Urtik mt might tt tenrntd taiilf tnd itlig htftttg (aeae yrer.' Milton. ir IN I Hi: A I .VI OKTIltE INSTITUTION to form good, Intelligent, happy and uaeral men. The govei nnicnt is alrl. tly parcnlnl, yet decided. A competent knowledge of our language I moat Indmpenaable to every muu ; our eOona at a J therefor, especially dirrcd to correct apeMing, I .K'Kant reatuns; ana peHini;,coiiipoaiiiir,aic. MulliPinatli aar taught Uli a aleady view lo i biMine ana menial truinuif . I.ANUUAUKS: I llereloforc.many of tho heil mind In Hi coun . try have been deprived of the advuntufc-e arlalng 1 from a knowledge of tho Ancient and Modern j LanuaKea.on arr.iint of the onreaaonablo longth Ol time icijuiio.i ior mcir BcquKiuon: euiujan Inmroved iiiotnod or tenrhinir. whkli I com mended by Milton, 1-ocke.l.eibiiil, Sidney Smith, ndotheia, our atudent lit French or Oer man are entitled loipenk tbone language tn one year, and a thorough cotirm) of Latin and (J reck I completed In ihre yrnre. I.KOTUKliS. Tli ntu'lciil In Hi C'IumIciiI AcudemyU tauxlit In one yeuc llio bisher hnjtiati branclie, lu courac, tiiat embrace four luindred Lecture, which are dcliwrcd In a I'liiu iiuinuer, and by wbkb lie muy I'rrn nioro m i it ho would ly iorl ii jc over bi text lok, which would ouly li eoiirniro him by the I r el run I'-rmiiioloyy, and rob blm ol that limn, which aliould be devoted to pellliif, wriliiiu. arithmetic U'I lo hl buaiiie. I be Lcclurea delivered v.111 heut mi the lollowi .ii-. . Nutu.al PhlloaophT, .Moral I'lulo.ophy, li'lcllectnal i'lillosopby, I'ollllcnl Kconomy, Klouienta of Law, Am lui.t Mlnlory, Modem lliiory, (ieuoral Lltorature, Knitllali Liloialure, ! atrottoni) , I .l.mi.l.l r ...v...... . . Mlnrroloiry, tioolojtf , I'll) BtnlOiTT ( Zoology, , IIOVUIIJ , Phyalcal Geoirrutdiy. A Ukiout Geography, .rt luultural L'hemlalry,Aiillqulllu, The next term of tin week 111 Commence cn ! MONDAY) KUVKMRKIl 7IU, IKxpKnaa n PaVMKxT llonrdlnf, Tultlen in the Kugllali Branche, wu.liliif, roouia, fuel and liirhn, per term often week, SMI. TUITION roll PAT aCIIOLAR. K11 s 1 1 ab Branche, $H;emli Lttnjfuiijo, $3; : Drawnijr. S I'uiiHlny, 91. Une-balf puyment lu advance, the balance at tho middle of the term Dully Lecture, tv lilt l'iillooplil.:u Appuratu, 1 w ill be given. I HOAKD OF IN.STKfCTION, I S. ItOYCK, Princlpiil Prof, of Langung-e and Higher Kugllali Breuchei, ! Ml NAXAII l'KKItV, leather of Fngli.h ' brauche. I Mr. K. M. KOVt'K, Tunchcr or Kngliali and 1 Ornamental Branche. ' aEKI.KKNOk.Hi Hon Vni D Grlawold, Cuai le Wood, T. C Uuii I tin, A McGregor, John P l her, M Oatrunder, I BcnJ McKeeu, Wm Pud lock, Judge D Deininr. Fred Markte. For further Information, adctrea the Principal. S THWART'S KcBued Syrun and Sugar House Molaaiee.No. 1, for aale by I . HSALISBURV. I l t f T I 111. I .i.iiir a tit t t IIUWilKIJ AöaUUIATIUiN. 11111. AULI.I'IIIA A Btntitleul Inttitutieu, tttntlttked If lu indoumtvlfcr tkl relief if th lick nnd tfitrilled, tjyultd ariM diltniei. Virnltnt nnd Epidemic Tho llowurd Aahociullon, in view of tho awful destruction of human life, caused by Sexua-diseaaca, and thedcceptioiispiactised upon tbe unfoituiutlo victim of such dieac by Uuacks, several year ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Clut ri tttblo Act vxrthy ol their name, to open a Diapensiry for the treatment of thia clar-s ol dia casea.iu allltu-ir forms, and togivo .flcdical Advice tarut In, to all w bo npply by Icttor, with description of thoir .'Oinl ition, (age, occupation, habits of . mo, A.c., i ami in caosoi exiieine poverty, to tiiruiu .'iruiciuriii rcvoitliarirc it ts noe.iiess to add that tho .sceiation com mands Iho hi -'licet .Medical kill of tho age, and i win inrnisii i ne inosi approved müdem treat 1 mf'nt. The IMrcctor ol'lho A4ocialion, in tlieirannualKeport upon the treatment of Sci'ucl Diseast'n, ' repress the hitrhcit satliilnctioii with the succcfa which has attended the luliors of their Surgeons , In tho cur of Spermatorrhea, Seminal Vesk- , nesa, Gonorhoea, Gleet. Syphilis, the Vice Oi : Onanism or Self-Abuse, Uineusc oftheKidnev and bladder, &c.,and order n conti n innre of the The Directors. on a review of the past, feel as suredthat their Uborsin this sphero of benevo Da inu s'saaii aira ssw iiui ii j w I . lent effort have been of great benefit to the af flicted, especially to the younj, and they have resolved to devote themselve, with renewed ical.to this very impoi tant but much despised cause. An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or .Seminal Weakness, the Vice ol Onanism, Maiiuroiion.or seu-Anuse ana ouier l'lsenses of th Sexual organs, by the Consulting Snreon, will be sent ny man tin a leaica icttei). PKKKEOK CHAKGh. on receipt of 1 wo Stamps for nost age. Other Keports and Tracts on the nature and treatment or Sexual diseases, diet. Jcc, are con atantly belli: published for gratuitous distribu tion, and will bo ent to the afflicted. Someoi tb. new remeuie ana methsods of treatment dis coverep during the last year, are of frreat value, Address, ior epori or treatment, UK. SKU.LI.N HÜUbllTÜS, Actinz Sur-eon, How ard Association, No. 2 South Suth Street, Phil aueipqia, ra. By order of the lürcctors. EZKA I). HKAKTWEI.r., President. GEO. FAlKCHlLU.Sccretary. No. Marietta A. Tripp v. JohuTrirp. reiuttn jor vivirei. B' E It romembered that on tbe Slst tiav of May. 1859, tho Plaintiff, per Kdwrd. her Attorney, filed in the Clerk's Office her tomnUint ror a Divorce, and now on the Sth dav of No vember.lKJo, files in said Offlee the aftidarilofa distnteresiea person and compclont witness that the Defendant is not a resident ol tbe Mate of Innisna. Tho said TWtodant la therefore Lerubv untifl..! that unless he be and appear betor tho'Judge of mi court on tne nrst iiav or tne next term there. of, hereafter to be U-ld at the Court House in Terr Hsnte, on the first Monday of March, 186;), U en and thero on or before tho callina of tho cause for trial, plead, answer or demur to tbe Plalntitr complaint, tb matters and thin; therein contained will be heard and determined In hlabence anddciedccordingly.

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EDSALL, JllcDOUGAL & CO., Successors to Hice, Kdsall b Co. GRAND OPENING OF OUK NKW DRY GOODS HOUSE! Wc reaped fully inform our friends ami i In- public, that wc have removed to llu corner of Main and 4th streets, house heretofore occupied bv the 9 Southern Hanl, which we have fitted up in a htylo surpassing and DRY(OODS UOUSKin the Stato, combilling elegance with comfort, and com noJioue saloons departments for jobbing ami retailing being seperatc and distinct. The first door is ar1 for general retail aals, the rnniret l t nu'iil for our Wholesale Domestic NolionsI And n the neconJ floor, which is e ay of Hcfoss. will be found our Whole snlt Fancy (loods nnd Notiou Depart ment. In addition to our prefent hea vy stock, we are optning for our New . j - Store over 100 cases and bales, com prising everything required to render a stock complete. New and elegant styles of FALL AXD WJXTEJi DRESS GOODS ! Plain nnd Printed French Merinos, Thibcls, all wool Plain and Printed Delaines, Ducals, Valencias, Bayadere Stripes, oie a Traverse, Foulard Stripes, Traveling Dress Goods, Par amatt.is, Lustres, Poplins, Ilomba zincs. Thibet Hobes. Kotcsalcz; IU cases Delaine from 12 J to 0 cents; 10 case Dcbegcf at 0 cents, Mohairs, C.ialinuieu, Alma Cloth, Plain nnd Plaid Merinos, dc. S 11 AWLS OF EVERY STYLE! Printed Caahmcro, Stella, Hound and Squaro corners, Droche, Long and from 4,00 to 835,00, Reversible Wool Shawls, Plush Shawls, Wool Long Shawls of Scotch, French and American Manufactures. Fancy Dress Silks! The most ninguificent stock ever brought out of New York city. Black ilks of every popular and well known Manufactory, from 0 cents to $2,00 per yard. DOMESTIC GOODS, Brown and Bleached Muslins, from C els up. Printed Calicoes, from G rts up. Flannels, nil colors, from 25 cents up. .Sliirtins, Ftripes, liecks, Denims,. Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts, Cloths, Cassimeres and . Vestings, Sheetings, Pillow Casings, etc., etc. HOSIERY, GLOVES, GAUXTLETS. A splendid stock of w laito GrOOdS, Of every Style, and variety and Price. With our increased faciliti wc assert emphatically, that our prices will be found at least 20 per cent, below those of any concern in Terre Haute. EDSALL, McDOUGAL fe CO., Corner Main and 4th streets. WOOL! WOOL!! Tim PROPRIETORS OF TUB HOSSIKK YVOLLK.1 rtr.TnV.iliiiii.n.i;. respectfully inform the farmers and tb nuhii ftenerally, that they have established an agency at Elisha Stephans Sc Co. Leather Store. No. 10, West side of the public square, in Terre Haute, Indiana, where thev hare a sreneral aasortmrnt of WOOLKN G 001)8, of their own manufacture. . ... -1. f . : .. .... uvu mn .ivbiiB, vavsiiiitrru, .leans, satinets. Blankets, Linsers. Plaid and Plain Flanntia Stockt r.r Yarn, &c, which will btexchanrad for xi-nAT : ' I . t iiuuiiua rcaunauie terms. Aa these coods are all ef ourown manufacinrit we warrant them to be a Orst rate article and nr (rent dnrability. Also, the hifrhest price in csh paid for Wool. We also receive Wool for Roll Cardit.. KnU. Inr. and manufacturing-: alao Cloth tn r..n and dress. ' ' All work done promptly. tnd ananie.l i. glTe satisfaction. G. C. COJSRADT. tmy xt. wtr.) A rent. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IS KKXOV ed to Blake ocSohler'aCnal nur . inn Street, near Canal. Persona havlug huslaess to trsact with the Clerk w'll find him t hi Pt. I A i" wT"!! A I mW 1

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Agricultural AND STOVE STOltE. S. WOLF & CO., Are in the field anl wilfbe until the harvest closes w Hit their uaually large and well selected txl Jf. Reapers and Mowers. Of which we will have KlltllY'S COM niMtll AMKK1CAN HAK VtSNKH whltb lor lihtn of drua, tbepneaaand lral dnrabitrty I unaurpaaaed by ) machine la uae. 1'i.ou evaminatioa any ob. will ee at a;lanr.lIio inn j advanlace t laim cd for It. HUGO'S QUAKK AT RKAPKK AM MOWhK llaa been f y tealed in thla merket and receive lb wr' ..ireroramenditonrrom III who bavs nel; um. All id' crmii oot iled the rutting Ui.ona la front ol tb. boeeee. DAVIS COM IHN KD IIAKVKMKK Mill elve entire aatlafactiou to all a ho may purcha.e. You cannot eboke It It la light draft end ea.lly djutted to reap or mow end doe either to II moat succeaeful n.KCiicr. KEKD'S A M l.WV'S Combined nacblae artoo well km. more than a rv. of the,fortlire InlbU community to need f the fart that w. bav. old r pa at, . many a f any v Our stock of Agricu tural Impliments Ia not fonn;. to Reapeta and Mowers, we kivp a1 l i.mes NYIIEAV ' PILLS, IIAUUf V: -llotating the w&i in use. C( ':wA DRILLS, COHN S1IELLEHS, CORN PLANTERS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE RAKES, the lest over brought to this market, STEAM BOILERS portable, CORN CRUSHERS, CIRCULAR WOOD SAWS, CLOVER HULLERS AGRICULTURAL FURNACES, THRESHING MACHINES from on toeiht horse power, And a full rU ty of SYTIIES AND SNATHS, GRAIN CRADLES, OX YOKES MATTOCKS AND PICKS, FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, RAKES, TRACE CHAINS, COFFEE MILLS, CULTIV ATOR TEETH, HARROW TEETH, PLANTERS' HOES, AXES, Jic, etc., tc. IN THE Stovo Department. Will alway be found THE BEST STOVES FOR DUAD1LITY AND ECONOMY. Intbisdepartuient will enauirrate tho aany different jati n "f HE .1 C AND Icing Otovcs Uut merely solicit a call. MU. IRA GROVER, Will be found al Iiis post ready and willing to ßhow you as USEFUL AND VARIED A STOCK as cart be fui . in this city. In this line 1 ' ,oods we have n FULL OCK of TIN AND JAPANNED WABE, I r c r m c d Ware, Brass a id Iron Kettles, s J B I'ASS A P IRON, sa :rs AND LIDS, A N 1) OVE1 3 AND LIDS. Ac , c, ic, Ac, &c, -rr prices shall lUJFY :.TIPETITIOt, EACH BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS. Give us a call ml ee our Goods and learn our prices. S. WOLF & CO.r Corner of Main and Fifth fits.,. TERRE HAUTE IND.. April 23. 1859-wtf Adutlnlatrator'a Sale. the S4th day ot December, IHjg, at aT' tbe W eoart -house door In the eity of Trrre-Haute the undersigned. Administrator of the estate of Robert Sj.MoCabe, deceased, will sell at privat or public al, on and two third acre of land adjoining th eity of Terre-Ilaute, w her the : 'Kedford House'' fortneity stood, belonging t tbe estate of aaitl decedent, for tbe purpose of psyine; debts. Terms 3 and C months, tbe purchaser esec. tin; notes with appicved security, waiving vat. -nation and appraismeat law. F.S. McCABE. Adm'r. E. E. Raaaarr, Atl'y tor Adm'r. novl(Iw3. "PiibllcSole mt Uleded Cattle! I WILL offer for sale at my residence, nine Dille north of Terre Haute, Ind.,. on WEDNESDAY, the 1 Ith daj cf next December, fiv Young Ball, two Yearlings, anl three calves. They have I en bred with pre it care at regards rnilkinj qualities. Color one a deep red, two white and two roan. TERMS OF SALE. They will be aold on twelve month -time to the highest bidder, without re- -serve, the purchaser Rmrf hit cote with approved ecurity, waiving valuation and appraisement lawg. All peron detiiing to I an prove their atock.now have a chance. -The stock will undoubtedly cell low. O. BAREOUR. Ntw Ootbeo, Iod.,NoT. J3 w3.