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ae j. v. MEEkER,
CoRREcTIoN

~ CoRREcrroN -
EEiToRs OF CoMMERcIAE ; GENTLE
MEN : In your paper Of April 5lh, you
state that: Several persons who have
paid J v Meeker in advance for the
Free Press have called upon US for their
papers. We will here state that We have
nothing TO do with the Free Press cos.
business or with ] v Meeker. We a
greed when we leased the Press and ma
,erials OF the Press co. to send the COM
mercfal TO theif subscribers who had paid
in advance. they paying us for il. The
Free Press CO. have made arrangements
with US 10 send the paper 10 all who
paid for il while il was published by The
board Of Directors. ] V Meeker has
never paid US one cent, we are under no
obligations 10 send the paper while he
keeps the mooney"
Youi statemen. does me injustice, and
does not correctly state the facts relating
10 ycur owncohtract with tie Free Press
Go or at laas, you stale Them so as to
place me in a false position
The truth is that | published The Free
Press as the AGENT Of the Company, ac-
ling in the capacity Of al officer in the
Board Of Directors. As such. | cHARG
ED myself with all money received on &C.
count Of Free Press, an have ACCOUNTED
fur the same TO the Company. Ard so
far siom having money in my hands,
which ] have fuiled to pay over. as you
seem to Intimate, the fac, is | paid oa'
more Than l received, to meet the neces
asry expenses of publishing the paper ;
SO that the Company is now in my
deb. j.
Besides all This, tie earnings Of The
Office during the time | had charge Of il,
and which, did not %coliec,, have gone
into The hands ofihs Company, and BILLS
agains, Subscribers have been made up
by The Board of Directors. go as 10 IN
cLuDE the time dnslg whish | had charge
Of the pager along With the time pre-
ceeding it, without any die. i%ncaion. I'm.
der this state Of facts. il is hardly 10 be
expected lha. ! Should pay money 10 sou.
no. even !" one Gen." GA the c.h,,rary.
it Is TO be expected that you will furnish
your paper to all Subscribers to The Free
Press. untef -FOUR contrset with the
Board Of Dire clors. The foregoing facts
which ] am ready 10 prove. pm, a differ
rns face on the sGhjec, Of your oblisa-
lions. They ate facts which You knew
when The article of which ! complain was
published, and l now request you 10 pub
lish them as q matter of justice ,osme.
JV MEEKEk.
Eddy vile, April l0.h 1856.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

LIVE AND LEARN.-Every day teaches us
something new. We still find out hints TO do
something that, before, seemed utterly impossi-
bic, or at best, loo romantic FOR truth EvelI
the art of making love, old as it Is, has come IN
for its share Of improvement. Professor Rom
dout, of New York, is the modern Ovid. His
book, just advertised, GLOW to wia a IoveEs 81
Matrimony made Easy is really a CURIOSITY
1t will make weddings abundant. l. enables
every man ard woman to inspire love in the boz
som Of the one beloved, and so become happy.
Of course, it is all the rage in New York. See
advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

DR. Orr, wishes us 10 say to his GUS
toners .ha, his Spring purchases have
been. received; but too lale 10 give par
,~iculars this week. Advertise ment will
appear next week. aS7V =
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
MITCH ELLIS KE
N Il w MAP.

EW NAL M AsP.
' 'HE celebrated map publisher, Mr.. AUGus-
Il Tus MITCHELL, has recently issued a new
map, which is one of the most important and
comprehensive in contents of any map hrretox
fore given to the public.
ltembodies information of tha late explora-
IONS through onr western territories Oh a full
scale, and also the route OF DR.. Kane and his
winter Z %iarters, and gives a map of the Sand
amy other publication. II gives us a correea
idea OF our Union and its immediate surrounj
ings. All tie routes over the Isthmus Of Pana1
ma and Tehauntepec, and the projected pailroad'
from Vera Cruz to Acapulco, across Mexico.
are laid down, and the disputed boundaries az
the Mosquito territory, Nicaragua and Costa
kica are defined with much care. The Central
American portion Of the map is particularly
valuable, ana taken from the most authentic
sources. The steamer routes from New York
to Mexico, { entral America and the West II.
Cies; The different lines projected for railroads Ia
the Pacific, the Gadsden boundary line, and ali
the new territories OF Utah, Kansas. Nebraska.
washington, Oregon, &c, are laid down with
great precision. The statisticaltables. the dis,'
lance table, the Census Of every county in the
United States, will be found extremely valuable.
lhis is a map absolutely necessary for every
man who intends to keep pace with the stirring
occurrences Of the times. Hugh s. McAdams
has been appointed agent for this County, and
the only person OF whom they can be obtained,
and intends to give every one an opportunity to
procure this map, by canvasslng the county,
AS Mr.. Me A.. is citizen Of this County. and
known to DC a man ofhones 7 and integrity, the
public will have no hesitation in p.acinS Implicit
reliance in his representations.
hec0 m m Q n dati0ns.
Agency City, April, %. 1856.
The undersigned, having examined the above
map, take pleasure in Recommending Il 10 the
Pnhiic as the fullest latest and best executed ons
we have seen.
]. C. MITCHELL.
~ T. DREAMER. IS
A. MARSH.
J.-c. RAMSEY.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
ADVERT lsEnEkT.

Ns-There is not another article in the
market that has gained the. reaebrity Of
Woods Hair Restorative fer. cleansing
hnd restoring gray hair 70 its ns1ean1 G DIOR.
ltteises satisfaction to I'll who IsAE-
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

John d Murreli, Of Lynchburg. died
recently in New Orleans. lie was per.
haps, The wesi,hiesi man in Virginia. be-
ing worth, ii is SUPPOSED, fully So 1000
600. 2'a 81 -
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
Cookery VS. the Tribune.--'

Charles Cookery, P VI at Dubuque. has
come out with a manifesto against the N
Y Tribune, threatening TO get Post Mas
ers removed who act as agents for that
paper. II is a pity Mr.. Corkery won,
let the people take the Tribune. A gea,
many want TO.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

"That Modern Mummy" and 1--WE
cannot, indnlge you in that quie', SO ess'
entail TO Mushyroon individu lis like
yourself Commercial.
Shades Of Webster and Walk err de
liver US!
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

Mitchell's New Map.-Mf Hugh S.
McAdams, is sole Agent for this New
Map Tor This county, which lie is how
cansassing for Subscribers. II is partic-
u,aIly important at this time when there
is so much talk about DR.. Kane's dis
coyeries, Kansas and other Territories,
Calilornia, Utah and Oregon. aud Capt.
Walkers operations in Central America,
10 have a late and reliable map al hand
10 make what we read in,elligiple. vs.
think the citizens VI Wapelioo County
10 whom MIR. McA. presents his large
and beautiful map, will, a great many o.
them, feel inclined 10 subscribe. See ad
yer.ismeni.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

Rich Support. - The Commercial
rags OF a rich support. The support
which they richly deserve would DC al
,he end Of q rope.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

SHowER.-We have had several re-
freshing showers the past week which
have had a hue effect upon vegetation
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

W-Ths Land Office, II Iowa City. ID
TO be closed forthwith This 10 The sec.
ond office in Iowa, that swinds up buisis
ness this wear. bas .aas sai 81 stg
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

Professor Geo. X. Perkins, of the
River Improvement Office, witt please
accept our thanks for 4 copy of the A.
merican Almanac for 1855, an ~invalua
BILE work FOR reference, the presentation
of which is highly appreciated.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
Imcls Culuvator ---Mr o. II. Ha

Imcl'S C~ultiyatOr ,---Mr u. II. Har-
lar has become tie purchaser OF iit
right of this celebrate d machine for Iowa.
Those wishing rights for counties will
please address him a. This place. Messrs
j. Yves, and j. A. Harlan have the rlshl
for this county. and will dispose OF Town
chip and farm rights. See advertise
ment.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
Editorial Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name Of the author, but may be
Published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice of the meetings of Charitable Insti-
%tutions, and Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates of advertising. ~s
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

a. AA -
Resolutions passed by the Des Moines
Congregational Association held at Pleas.
autviIle, April 23l.
Pesoired, Tina, in the opinion of this
Association, the question Of slavery in
Kansas, is 10 determine The fate OF
thai system Of wrong in the United
Slater. ss tFaf
Resoired, That we, aud all christians
should do all 10 our power 70 preyep; its
extension into that Territory, and we
hersby declare OUT sympa,hes with our
brethren in that ne land who have en-
dured 50 many prIsslions to secufe and
establish freedom. and we pledge for
them an interest in our daily prayers.
ResoIued, Tha, we acknowledge ihe
haad Of Him, who governs The nations
in giving us evidence to hope for the per
pctual establishment Of Liberty in Kan.
sas.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
NOTICE,

S hereby given, that we will be prepared
4 receive applications for tbs Ian is y ct
vacant, in the late Fairfield District, on
the first Monday ia Jane next.
Land Office, Charlton, Apfit 26, 1886,
\. COLES, Register.
y. G, SALES, Receiver.
w-30-ds-n-l0, ~
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Shelf S SAFE,

ShetiG S SAFE,
PY VII tie Of an Execution to me directed
- from the Office of the clerk OF lie District
Court OF Wapcllo County Iowa. / will offer for
sale at public ~anctioa. at The font door of the
Court House, in the Town or q tumwa, on sa.
drday, the 3lst day f May A ID 1858 befw3
The hours prescribed by law, the foliow.ng de-
scrlbed Real estate to-w;t: The rorih half Of
the norlli west quarter and tie north west quar-
ter ct the north east quarter, of Sect on number
lwenty-oHe (2l) in Townslip n,lmber Seventy,
one en- north OF Range Fl cen (I5) West,
situated and lying I'M the County OF Wapeli,.
and State of I3wl.
Taken in Execution as the property of Frdd-
erick Bolinger and Lively BolInger, al the sun
OF Abraham Martz. Terms of sale cash n ha1 Id,
WILLIAM Ii. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
per JOHN 5. Woop Depry. Sheriff.
oaumwa April 1856, no. 10 1t.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

George Smith, has received a supply
Of the Stoves, Golden Fra, which be
strongly recommends, aud invites the
public TO Q Examine. aJa 1tH
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
Carpenters Wanted.-Messrs,

Carpenters Wanted.-Messrss Adj
ams & LeueI!eD, CT this place have more
work engaged than they can do without
rore help, and consequently wish 10 EN-
ploy some three or four more Carpenters
We hope their calf in another column
will be promptly responded 10 BY the re-
quisi,e number of good workpen.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
ADVERTISEMENT.

FnEXD NoRRIs J; Sir : . short time
ago the Editors Of the "Commercial"
TOOK occasion TO make some false state
meats IN relaioIto Jay connection with
The Free Press. l Immediately wrote
a :" Correction giving the facts in The
case. This they refused TO publish. -
This ! think shows disposition to deal
unfairly. | send you an exact copy of
my "correetion" and ask you as a friend
10 publish it.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

n The Chicago Democrat hoits The
names, Of Col. Fremont for presiden. and
N. p. Bank for Vice Presid snt.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

TT THE River has risen several inch.
es within The past 4s hours and is still
iiging. |:
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Carpenters Wanted,

THREE or four good Carpenters can We
employment by applying 10 the Subscri-
bers.
None but good Workmen need apply,
ADAMS & LuELLEN.,
ottumwa, May LIST '56-nl0-2t.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
FOR MEN n BOYS.
a CHAS. LAWRENCE
W A NJ T Il D.,

loo,G00 Shingles in exchange for Goods also
Butter, Legs, Flour, Meal. l3acou, Tallow,
Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers, and hone made
Linen. C. LAWRENCE,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

j. II. Cover Brothers Il Co.,
Bankers, Dealers in Exchange and Land
Agents, Iowa City, Iowa., introduce
themselves. through our Columns this
week to The business public in this part
Of the State. We solicit attention 10
their Gard in another column. ear
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

Clarke& Si0aa.-W hoiesale Grocers,
Importers of Foreign aud Manufactures
of Domes ic Liquors, and Recliiers OF
Whisky, Alexandria, Mo-, wish To
make their business known 10 HE ei'i
zens OF the Dsmoine Valley. w are
conseieniious!y opposed TO the Whisky
business, bat as the article seems siill 10
be usei IN spite of The Prohibi,ory Law
aud as a pure article will perhaps do less
harm than an adul,era,ed one, the Cow.
ty Agencies might find Messrs. G. y S.
the best house 10 ,leal with. W. under
stand our agency is supplied by them -
Alexandris is c%onveniens Of access from
this part Of the Safe. saaS @aA
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
Notice to, Tax delinquents Pete

Notice to Tax delinquents Peter
Knox Esq. Treasurer Of WapsIlo Co.
notifies in another place rdelinquents TO
the tax Of '52 90 81 and '55 that he is
prepared to send out deputies 10 collect
The taxes delinquent for ,hsse years. l,
viii be seen by reference TO The Acts OF
1854 '55, chap. lG2, p, lac thai this is
imposed as a duty upon the Treasurer.
and the object of this notice is 10 remind
the citizens OF This county OF il, and give
them time to come in and save such
costs as would attend he carrying out
the provisions OF the law. We hops all!
delinquenis will see this notice, and at,
tend 10 the matter without delay.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

David Sands, is one Of = old ant
permanent dealers who is bound 10 sue
ceed, because he deserves it. Honorable
and fair in his dealings. attentive aud OBJ
Lying to his customers and enierpfisine
wi,hal he has persevered through hard
times until the era Of in provememt and
prosperity is upon US, for which he has
had the sagacity TO prepare BY the cree.
ZION of one OF the finest three story
blocks, and large warehouses ss, OF The
Mississippi, IN witch he has placed the
stock of goods he has ever brouglA
10 this market. See his new ADVERTISE
raeni, and don, forget thai, he has moved
into his new store. ga9i sfg
Leather LOSt.-Wm. FAN of this
place. lost on Sugar Creek Hill. between
Agency and Oaumwa, a roll Of leather.
about which he would be glad to get in
formation. See the inducements he off
efs, sd ~ s3e.g a
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

Oasmwa, Aprl 29sh 1866.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

" !" "
GOLDEN ERA.

| would call the attention of the public
particularly to this Stove, a supply of which
/ have just received, as one Of the best ii
not the best stove ia use. bsinglarger thar
other Air Tight st owes of the same NUN
Der. Call and see them before buying else
where. GEORGE SMITH.
May 1st '~56-n-l0-y.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01
@ ANDERSON HOUSE. y
Onumwa, Aprii 9th, 1856.
DEAR REyEREND SIN.

n pdIts III ofotsCEH Nd't AVOd0 duu SdUdi
e aniractors. who are al present staying Al
this house, We were pleased, instructed
andi hnpe improved by your excellent
discourse. We learned that a roof is
needed on your Church and that more
funds are wanted for that purpose.
& On u return from Church, we took
up a COLLECTION among the guests al u
Hotel. which they have appointed me a
committee man TO hand to you, and re-
quest il 10 be used IN putting the roof on
the new Church. 1t amocnis to Twenty
one Dollars. which ! now enclose 10 you.
The guests who contributed il are from
all parts Of The country but principally
from New York. Ohio, Upper and Low
er Canada. vas
With assurances Of great respect | sub
scribe myselfin behalf Of she gueass.
JAMES MCDONALD.
, sga Commmi,tee.
The next day Mr. Parsons in compa-
ny with others from Peppsyl,ania. stop.
plug at the Ouunwa House made q
similar effort aid raised the handsome
sum of s33 for the completion Of the NJ,
fE, Church. These noble hearted gen
,lemen, will please accep, our ,hanks
10. their literally. and we cordially in
wife them to ON midst. IN g hope thal
they may gs,a good contract and thai
the Giser Of all good may reward them
an hundred fold ia this WORLD and 10 the
world to come life everlasting. BY ont
Simultaneous effort on the part Of The
trustees. we anticipate that the Tina il
no, far distant when We shall have ouI
house ready TO dedic,le 10 the. worship
Of Almighty God. as.dos sds aat
ssosn 80 a,oa W. D.. FOUTS. :
OHumwa, Apni 20sh 1866. b7asi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

anu LAWN, nv Itso
TIVE undersigned has taken the House FOR
J. merly occupied by Riddle 4 Co. corner
Of 5th and Main streets, Terre Haute. where
he has on hand. aud intends constantly keep
ing for sale general Agricultural and Stove
Store. comprising the following articles:
Thrashing Machines, with or without Sepa
rators. from 10 { horse power: Corn and
Cobb Crushers, a cheap and superior article
Corn shelters, for hand or power, Reapers
and Mowers: Horse Rakes: Sytbes and era
dies. variety % S'raw-Cutiers; Sausage
Cutters and Suffers. Corn Knives. Cs-icrn
Pumps. Grind stones and haugings: Urban :
Fire Proof Safes Platform and Counter scales +;
Store Trucks. Thermometer aud other Chains
Kitchen Safes. Mill Betting, from o. - in-
ches wide do. Packing: Garrett 4 Cos Gin
cnnsii Flows. fully equal "a Mllef's. war
rsnted TO be s0l: Grover 4 Madison :. and 9th
or Piow CultIystors, various patterns GA
Yokes: 2, ; and pronged Steel Forks; Hoes
and Rakes; Spades, Shovels; Grain Scoops
Axes; Post Spades; Gravel Screens; Cider.
Mills, and almost all other ARTICLES useful for
Farmers aud Gardeners.
Sole agent at Terre- Baute. FOR 7 4 7 Ham
mond's Usage Orange Seed and Plants. aud
agent for Lands & Co.'S New York aud the
celebrated Shaker Garden Seeds.
His stock Of STOVES il large and we'll Sc
lec.ed. Of almost all patterns. for Cooking ct
Heating. for Coal or Wood; Tin. Copper aud
Japanned Ware on hand OF made a; short no
tce
Particula- attention paid to ont door work
such - rasfciing. condrctors. &c
Ry inst dealing and close ai'enfipn IL lrsi
ness b. hopes 81 merit fair share II patron
are from the pa5iio. NJ chnrve ser -towif
goods Jvofti IOotEA
Ina srovra. AGENT.
Dec f-J5-d3ni W Y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

A gentleman who LEFT Dayton yesterday
informs US hat be paid i visit 10 the Day
ton Asylum. day OF two since, and saw
the famous Wild Woman. She Is rap
idly progressing in confidence and devcl-
opment. and the signs of monomania she
exhibited seems to be steadily disappearing.
On iwo or three occasions, she has ae-
eompanied the Malron OF the Asylum on
shopping excursions through the city, and
her air and appearance have become so
subdued hat she attracted no special at
teniion. The physicians report that she
gives Indications Of an excellent intellect,
considerable cultivation. and association
with refined and intelligent society.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

MoSrrrues. vr. sept. The State
sls.ion Mas held to-day. he rcinfns. a.
l,r - received. indicate The polling Of a
large ypie. aat a large increase over she
Republican majority Of last year. Fetch
er Republican for Governor, = eopsilcrs1
elected BY 1~ensk Thousand -majofiiy.--
Three Republican members OF Congress'
and nearly an entire Republican Legisla
sure. are elected.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

Now AxD TnES In Rufus Choate's
great speech in support of)Gen- Taylor,
made at salem, in I0i5. be said:
I'm this matter Of .Sior~y. re hare a.
rcys differed from our friends OF the South;
and in regard 10 ii We propose sinPly TO
VOTE THEM DOWN.
Mr. Choate having concluded 70 Sun
port buchanan. tie candidate u tie sl2-
very exteusionisGs. now ,h,aks Il vii ies.
troy tie Union % ..voie' the slavery e.
tension party downl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10
THoS.P.NALL.

t. ne Editors Of ne Louisville Journal;
GESrLEszS: | observed in the columns
Of your paper an inquiry for a remedy 10
cleanse chickens Of llce When you set
your hens, take some tobacco stems or
waste tobacco. and pat it under the straw
and that viii keep them from spreading.
and hen when your chickens get iesshercd
II here are sill lice on them. grease the
tops Of heir heads and under their wings.
and any place You Sc niis. also grease The
OLD ben IN the same manner. wita lard
and thIs all prove an edec.aal cure.
lou!s truly. LII
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

hep Il ksrore sls Fnog'e.-That The
great question 10 be decided IN tie ap.
preaching contest Is. whether the white
man shall have the Naiionsl Territories
which were once dedicated 10 freedom. 81
whether they shall b. SURE adhered - slave
labor. that The question is the cxteniion
OF nom-ex.ension Ct slavery into free Tr.
IisoF.es. and that The question 81 Free
Kansas anu Free Speech IS The paramount
question, and j. vial 10 The freedom OF The
white man IN this country
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

DfyIDISo INK ELEcrorAL vorE.-In
1890 John Quincy Adams received one
electoral vote in New Hampshire, while
the balance were cast for Monroe. and in
ls-8 +. @. j. Smith cast one vote from
Massachusetts for General Jackson. while
the balance were cast for Adams. Also
IN 1921 the electoral vote Of New York
was divided among four candidates. TIA:
Of Delaware, Louisiana and Illinois be-
tween Two candidates.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

NcRfu CARoiISA Com lfxin Since
esS the gross psodacs q Tie gold mines
81 North Cafolina a. fsf as niiease " she
mint returns are Ss.9sc. CSC. ana Of 6eor.
ar - .o85.e6i; total SO. 9g5.lO0; AMI
he assre gate expense e maintaining
ihem. twenty tWo Thousand dollars auaaiir
~ about ~ kssirsi t'oaslnf f.f.ars To-
Tic whcle rerit.l
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10
AaAIN We ARE VIII iOl!
Al .laEEl = 10


4 RE again prepafej to show their triendf,
=. sad ali uho may c8li upon thcm, the
most complete aid beaaiIiai assortment 81
Cf0TifSG in tfc clfY ~ ferfc> isgte. ~ r.
seii tnovn that Yc are ret ia ihe iaiif ~
bfageitF over our -fotk-for We always ici thc
Caots speak or ihemsel.es--bpt his se1son.
Ne nlssi - permiisd 10 say hat we are letter
prepared 90 msct slc y 4pts - car fs+e=iIs
ihaa ever bslofe. aud al Who cali nron ~
VII lni thar wecan snit shem, both nqnan
~ sad ptic.s
ORR STOCK or CLOTHING i,fhe largest
ln this ciiy--eul fscio- oxen illic lp he -
thing llae--aad we ne ds,enipfdi rct only
- seil a. clasp - oftgfs--irf cfe1fei ihan
any ether house CAN sell. We know ali
those Who bought their CLOTHING ~ - lasf
yeaT. VIII cali upon as again, but 20 ali oth-
ers. we Say Try ss.
When yol come - town. ak right into BE
Cheap Store az " alter Melon Corner. 20 and is'
as satisfy you that ours l. lnE place 10 by
your Ciotbiug.
We have nov two Stores IN Terlc Hsufe-
one at the well kao~n ~ alter Melon Corner.
the other one door west II the Southern Bank
ard next d0orto Humans Wholesale Grocery
We. have also. in connection with our Store
an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING rs
TABLE, SHNENT presided over by Mr. HAIR
SOCK. Who is ready At all times. TO wait upon
his friends with i very fine and large assert
ment Of piece goods. Of the latest styles. Ass
Garment will be made 20 order at shor, Eoticc
and in the best style
~ REMEMBER, we seerranf every artiels
We sell
L. COUNTRY MERCHANTS can here
replenish their Stocks at pflces IS low, ane
upon terms as reasonable a. those Of an,
Western market
i Terrc- Haute Oct 6, 1855 WY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

GrvrLIxES: | see in your paper Of Aa-
gust Oh { feques: wishing some one TO ia
form YOU bow % destroy veunin on fowls.
You recommend dipping them in tobacco
JUICE. which is certain death to The fowl
dipped; bu, Il you VII apply a little hogs
lard TO The top Of each young chickens
bead Immediately after they are Matched.
ani sTcase the hcas under the wings, will
prove sure preventive.
G.. e.. III