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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-12-17
CHAUNCEY GOODRICIt's ESTATE

III Al ME- NrooDhIttt's> rs = Y :.
TATE OF MONTH
- DISTRICT OF cHrTrESnES. SIS. The Hon the
Probate Court for the District Of Chittendon,
To the heirs and all persons Interested in tho
estate Of Chauncey Goodrich, late Of Burlington
deceased.
Grte'in2.
Whereas, application in writing hath
been mado to this Court by thu Administrator
Of Chauncev Goodrich deceased praying for
license and authority to Sc the real
estate Of said deceased. for tho payment Of debts,
and charges Of administration, and setting forth
therein the amount Of debts due from the said
deceased the charges of administration the
amount of personal estate, and the situation Of
the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and assign
ed tho goth day Of December A. D. 1858 at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms, in said Dstrict,to hear md de-
eide upon said p2lication and petition and order
ed public notice thereof to he given to nil per-
son. interested therein, by publishing said order
together with the time and place Of hearing.
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the Burlington Free
Press. = newspaper which circulates in the mel Oh
borhood Of those persons interested in said estate all
which publications shall be previous 10 the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court to give bonds, the
law directs. for the payment Of tho debts, and
char ges Of administration and make your object
ion. to the granting of such license, if you see
cause.
Given under nv hand. at tho Probate Court
Rooms. this 22nd dav Of November, A D. 1855
w2sw3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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CENTS CLOTH ovER.suoEs,

WITH Rubber Bottoms. A good warm article
w for the season, just received by
A. PEOUTY, JR.
Nov. 20, 1858. dav
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Holiday Presents.

BARRE ACADEMY.
xVTINTER TERN begins November as.
w Spring Term begins Feb. II, 1859.
Summer Term begins May IL, 1883.
Fall Term begins Sept. l, 1859.
The Board Of Instruction consist, Of six psrma-
nent Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing a Classical or Eng
lish course Of Study, are superior.
Board 81 SIS per week
j. S. sPAULD1NG, Principal.
Barre, Nov, 8, 1858.
GOLDi GOLDI
kNOLD BAND, and Gold and Velvet Band
" CURTAINS. Just received at China Hall
$50 Church St., and for sale at ruinous rates,
by S. S. BROWN.
Burlington, May S, 1858. d&w
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DRS. THAYER AND CARPENTER
A RE ASSOCIATED in the Practice of Medi
Acine and Surgery, and may be found when
notprofessionay absent) at DR. Thayers Office, South
side Of Court Square.
SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR. WALTER cARPESTE
Burlington, Vt. July 81. 1857. d&wtf. R.
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REFINED IsING.GLAss.

Shoulder Braces, Trusses g. Supporters.
nF the latest and most approved styles. at
" ]. W. ROBY 4 cos.
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tO9EH
nF the Phosphates, or Chemical Food, Syrup Of
Othe superphosphates, and the Hypophosphites
for sale by j. W. ROBf 4 co.
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HOODS, RIGOLETTES, AMLERTs,
MITTENS, GLOVES, SCARFS,
B A S Q U s,
for Ladies' and Children's wear. New G o DDS,
Just in at still lower prices, and for sale at the
CORNER STORE.
Nov. 10. wifi
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CRACKER AGENCY

HAV MI II HVtT NtTs
INOX'S q" Excelsior" and "Farina" Crackers are
II sold by the Dbl and single h., by
dkv A. 5. DEWEY,
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Garner Church mud College Streets.
VERNON.
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sANFORD's LIVER INvIGORATOR.
- ]. W. ROBY co.
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JACOB GREEN, having invented and
- superior PUMP BOX not hilbert used in
common Pumps, hatters himself that he fur
nish Pumps whose boxes never need be taken out
for repairs. 1t is not possible for them to get out
of order until the timber decays. Price four dol
lars and upwards, according to length.
JACOB GREEN College Street.
Burlington, Nov. 4, 1858 dsw2m.
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NEW BOOKS.
HU'CS Travel, in Tartary;
1 l. Select Discourses from French and German;
Surgeons Gems; Home Life;
Ungava-a tale of Esquimaux Land;
Cats and Dogs-Naturc's Warriors and God:
Workers;
Martin Rather;
For sale at HUNTINGT0N'S.
Nov. "a, 1858. daw
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J. W. ROBY ~ co.,
Druggists and ApOthecaries,

J. W. ROBY ~ co.,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
=, Ccrncr Church md College Streets.
Edson's Double Refined Imperial
BURNING FLUID.
L>RESH from the mandatory, at
l. J. W. RoDY co..
FRESH CAMPHENE.
A SUPPLY just received ut
n J. W. RoBY cos.
Shoulder Braces, Trusses g. Supporters.
nF the latest and most approved styles at
" ]. W. ROBY 4 cos.
REFINED ISING.GLASS.
CooPER'S Sheet and Shred Using glass for ma.
liking Blanc Mango, Jellies, &c. also Cox's
Sparkling Gelatine for the same purposes, at
j. W. ROBY & cos.
BIRD SEED.
nF all kinds, mixed or unmixed, for sale by
" J. W. ROBY d co.
BURNETT's COCAINE.
A PERFECT hair dressing, just received by
"A J. ". ROBY 4 co.
COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
MORE palatable than the Oil, but retaining all
Ns Its virtues, TOR sale by
j. W. RoBY co.
lust received and for sale by
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Edson's Double Refined Imperial
BURNING FLUID.
L>RESH from the mandatory, at
l. J. W. RODY 4 co...
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PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTO-
RATIVE.
4 LSO, Mrs 5. A. Aliens Worlds Hair !.estorer
I \ for sale by j. W. ROBf ~ CO.
hOCT. JESSE MAYS LlNI.ENT, at
Dw25wlw ]. ". ROBY e Co.
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BURNETT's COCAINE.
A PERFECT hair dressing, just received by
"A j. ". ROBY 4 CO.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

II Yesterday Mr. hrret, brought into our
Office his apparatus for testing the amount oil
gas ossumed per hour b, different burners
We accurately tested the aaount Of gas con
sumed by one Of Wheslock's zsrners ani OF
Of our common burners. The result vas,
Wheeiock's Burner consumed , feet o. ga
per hour. while the common burner givrg The
same light consumed 4 6-i0 feet perhour.-
This is convincing proof that rheeioek' :
Burner - most decided improvement oy s
the ordinary burner and that * econso at
the consumption Of gas at least 81 edur,hl.
itn' simple IN its Construction no onsars {
as ~eil as economical. III <see Of 1, old
will do well 10 adopts "a zen a, ., 1unt'n
ones. Mr. Barrett can o
House. =
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Legislative.

sArrsDAr, Dee. IS.
In The Senate reeemmendstion. by the Jo
dietary COMMITTEES hat the equalization Of the
present session BE eossinucsi thrcagh the reg
ular session. vas laid on the tatle by vote Of
"a yeas TO 81 nays.
Mr. Gooding offered a joint resolution disaP'
proving Of the course Hons. Jesse ID Bright
and Gtahsm n. Fitch in the Senate Of the
Cni,ed States on the Leeompion Constitution
aud the removal Of the Hon. Stephen A. Doug
l@s from the ehairnabship Of the committee on
Territories.
Mr. Jones ofF-red joint resolution com.
mendlng Gov. Walkers efieTts, honestly aud
fairly 10 settle the Kansas difficulties De
nouneing the Presidents Kansas policy con
denning Jesse d. Bright and Graham
Fitch for the enunciation Of the odicus doc
trine that submitting State Constitutions TO q
popular vote IS vicious" and sulogizing he
manly defence by Stephen A. Douglas. Of The
doctrine that all governments derive thei'
Just powers from the consent Of Ne gov
efBed."
ne house concurrent lt1oiutioh tet ~ ~
tournament on Wednesday tAs 22d last. wa
read aud ordered 10 lie on the table.
The school oil was discussed during mos
Of the afternoon session.
March, by consent. made n report from III
Judiciary Committee. that III u. Bright ant
Col Drake were duly liable for the endorse
a,e., thep s~.3s 80 ~. elsi"~ - 80 Stat
against Allen May. and recommending ia
passage Of the joint resolution for the collie,
ton Of the claim.
The House was occupied during the eutif'
morning session ip debating the bill Tor tn,
better securing the public funds. which wa.
finally recsmmis,ed 10 select eommitle,
with Instructions.
McSn.r Dec. %.
The Senate by vote Of 81 yea. PASSED the
bill to continue board Of Sinking Fund Com
missioners till April 1859.
A message from Coy. Willard. vetoing the
Senatorial election bill. was received.
In the afternoon the bill sulhorizing the
officers Of State TO borrow money from the
Sinking Fund to pay the January interest on
the State debt. after long discussion, by a
number Of Senators. was passed. yeas sc.
nays II.
Nothing was done in the House exeep, to
discus. the bill for the election Of Conmis
sioners for the Sinking Fund.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
A Splendid CITY.

A CORES pondent Of lle London Time
gives the follo wing dtserp,ioa OF the cspi
tai Of the empire Of Japan:
Jeddo is. without exception. one Of the
finest cities w the world; streets broad
and good, AID the Gas le, which includes
nearly the whole center Of the town. built
on a slight eminence, There are three
walls or Enclosures aruund this quarter,
within the inner the Tycoon Emperor aud
hrir apparent live.
The houses of the princes and noble,
are palaces. and you may imaging the
size when some contain 10 900 followers
thvy are buiit IN regular order. formlns
wide streets some fony yards broad. KEEP
in perfect order; anlmmense court yard
vi h trees aud gardens. forms the cenir.
Of each enclosure, IN the midst Of which
is the house Of the owner: the house con
tanning the follows. servants, dc, from
this large Enclosure. They are built o
one uniform shape. The gste ways lead
ing to The courtyard are exceedingly hand
some. of massive wool work. ornaments
with lacquer aud other devices.
From the road that leads by the moa
to the second wall is one of the fines
vies s | ever recolect seeing; on one sid
The Gulf of Jeldo, with IT'S trees and gaf
dens. picturesque temples and den el.
crowded streets. extending as far as Ih
eye can reacL toward the interior. Thel
there is view of the trees and greci
ields ia the distance. far away beyon'
a thickly built suburb. But the mos
striking view of all is that close BIZ, .
the well kept green banks of tie syn
defence. rising some seventy fcglI 80
the broad moat below. with grs,on r,on,
OARS over 100 years Of age y
It's sides. sen.. -,
The fine timber, the n. tine orsndeur
the water lilies in ths,s,eness Of e,s,S.
good order and eSsome ways far sur
thing, elual ankave seen in Europe or
pass, any Ihi9ecrld.
any P"'eo W IN expedit;on into tho coun-
We ~ u, cottages were surrounded with
NY. ipped hedges, the private rc,i.
ns''s'are as well rallied and kept as auy
1s.sin England. The same complete
Us and iiaish exist in everything.
The botanical gardens are very good
nd well cared for; good nurseries of
Dung pines. cedars, dc.
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Yeddo. in Janan.

Mr.Conssl IIARaIs. in a private letter
10 an officer IF the Navy who sas Ia The
Japan expeii'ion, givss the following
description Of the city Of eddo: -
"Ihave visited lhe ciiyof Yeddo TWICE,
md have had an audience of The Empe-
ror. | passed nearly SIR months in Yed-
DO during my two visits. and succeeded at
'rstia makins commercial treaty that
fully oFensJapan 10 our enterprIsing ciii'
zens and brings japan fairly into the
great f.mily of nations.
L "Yeddo is large ely OF two story
wooden buildiAgs. Tie streets are gen.
orally wide aud well severed, but are no,
paved. II sprobable that the population
l. between I.5oo 600 and 1000. 600
There Is heshrf beauty nor spieador Is
he found there The exterior of ibs
houses Is the SINE as those you saw p
>imoda and Kanagasa. and the in,eyr
are quite AS destitute of furniture y"
ment. Even the palace of the ""peiv'
is built Of uupainted wood APT - "S''s
bare of any furniture. ThgIsp,,'en COZ.
umns and roofs spoken g., o v;a $3.50 snS
have vanished, i, 4 Ihsy Isasse that their heir
buildings and moj h',"s aye precisely
the same that NV" :, DEC" ''' '''e '"S'
five hundred as
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
CINCINNATI MARKET

V'soISSATI. Dec l.. Evsn'g.
flour - firm and unchanged
"hisky Is steady. with sales OF 900 Ibis n,
23c ~
Hugs an held higher and sales show m "A.
vance SIX hundred and forty head sold a,
20 g'"ss. AID 100 head. averAving la lbs.
Al e'e' bet. but heavy hogs were held at 6 s7a
''V".e h'ce'pts about 1 900
- '''S ." far demand at II 80. II was
'iivFsd freely al $500 Tor futare delivery ,a,
only soo bhls sid at Thai rate, TO be d.l,y.rea.
any iane before Aarhlst.
Bulk ioFk. Csc, but limited demand
Lard dull at l0sslOa-s0Obbis sold al lo,.
III. Tor priiae.
he'"sses has advanced 70 3sc, and in active
denand =
Sugar firm. and good demand a. f.,l, rates
Coffee steady at Iiss.2s.
Money matters unchanged
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

A NOBLE FuNp,-We learn by the
Buffalo Courier, that the Freman's Be
nevolent Association of that city. have
; 5000 on hand. the income of which.
and tie principal too. II necessary, is de-
voted to sick hremen, or the wives and
children OF deceased members of the De-
partment. Over $1,000 was distributed
las: year.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

INV onK, Dee p.
Flour dali. AMI without imporlan, change.
'ales OF GOO bbls. al 3.ss i.21 for upsound:
! 2'ai s. FOR super Stai.. 5a5 20 FOR extra do:
.4o~5,S 80 tor round hoop Ohio for ship.
ping.
Wheat dull and unchanged.
Rye firm At so Corn dull al ~ for mixed.
Oats firm at 5Oa55 FOR Stale and Western Ca.
madam
f'rS shade hr'ner. sales 1900 bbls. L..
soalI 60 for old Mess: Il 6oal3s5 f,r Prime.
iEclsGsEg. 100 bills. N,ss fsr January a,
l. 50
Lard heavy and lower. sa'cs ~ 900 49, :,
"i'i's Butter steady al i6a25 for Stare
Stock e "eraiiy duh. Mo o's. ess. Va. c..
y. Tenn s.. 942.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ We make this last appeal 10 the bsnev
oleat and Philauthropie hearts Of cur ei''Hns
il behalf Of the Ladies Union Bens VIOLENT So
ciety. whase adjourned annual mseting u a.
nonneed FOR this afternoon. IL viii be bnr
niug shame 10 let an institution. iaaugurafed
under such favorable auspices. be dssbanded
on account of the apathy aud eareiessness OF
our citizens. Three years ago the papers. all
over this State. aud papers Of other States,
were euiogiring the noble philanthropy OF our
citizens who had raised. in one evening, near.
" $500 To alleviate the Indebtedness aud suf
fsring Of the poor among US. How win IL te
IL We have now TO record the Abandonment Of
this glorious enterprise, to say that the poor
III ferre ylause, have been abandoned To ths
bitter pinch,ng Of want ahheesiedand u"cared
for. We cannot believe this Of cur eIizeas
who have been proverbialiy mindful Of ths
suffering poor heretofore. We know that !
hey reflect for a moment the direfal con
sequence of such course they will rally a
one 10 preserve the good name they hav'
heretofore achieved.
Let there be then. full meeting this after
moon, aud let new officers aud dlfeciresses b
chosen To relieve. Tor time. the present ones
Let the work be properly diyided-let esel
encourage and sustain the other. aud new llf
and new yigor will be infused into the under
sakiag and the poor Of our city viii be provi
led with necessary aid. and those who bestov
heir kindness upon them will realize Tia
blessings pronised TO those who give to TIA
Il Door
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

The southern Pacific Rail Road Conser-
i'"n net at noon TO day. aud organized b, an.
pointing Col. Gorin chairman. and Col. Du.
nth Of Louisville. aud Mir. Dcllo6ily, Of ST.
Louis. secretaries.
Pfest fowiks reported that s23o 600 for IA.
relief Of the compsny's debt. had been already
provided. lie says MT one-hslf Of the stock.
holders bad beer heard from. and lha, ,l,e re-.
qa'fed amount wogid oe ready 10 relieve tie
company b, lse l5gb ofJapcar.
The Memphis aud IL Paso road desires
II unite IL interests with the southern Ia
cife.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

/ TIRE EsurE SEurvaRr-We tai pleasure
IN calling the attenti N .Sf pare-ss and gua--
dams 10 TIE above inssiuiior, under charge oi
Messr-. sorIE L F1rSoD. assisted by Miss
MAR L. MoREr, tasghtin the"old Seminary.
OF Mr. SOLE. it's Unnecessary TO speak. II
this community. he is known as one Of the
best qualised teaches in the West. combining
long experien e With profound seholzrshiP.-
HIS associate aid assistant are both admirably
fitted for the positions they occupy. making
this one Of the very best schools for both sexes
In the State.
In connection with the Seminary. is Com
Enerciel College in which young men and
young ladies are taught commercial book keep.
ing.
In addition TO the usual branches taught
- ~~amon and high schools. Miss NoRsr -
prepared TO give instruction in the French Ian
guage. Drawing and Painting
For terms I'D full particulars see advertise
ment in anoih~ column, or obtain a circular
from the Seminary
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

, Quick TRAvsLrsc.-The Chicago
Tines states that there are only seventy
-'iles ofrairoad 10 complete betw, en- la,
city and New Orleans. distance. bv the
rails, Of nine hundred and eleven miles.
BY the LIST of December, 1889, the cars
Will be passing over the whole distance.
AT present passengers can go from Chica-
go to New Orleans in less than three DAYS.
A few years aso such feat would have
been incredible.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ The Memphis Eagle and Enquir-
'er tells of a farmer. in that vicinity. who
sold a yoke Of oxen for fifty dollar bill
He put the bill in his tobacco box. and
tie ensuing night he walked up, and
wanting chew Of tobacco, he opened his
box and by mistake. took out the bill
AMI -'chewea' il up and spit it away TO
nothing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
Tamplars' Festival.

As will be seen. by a card in another
column, the ladies OF the Social Templ,
II this city. propose to give Festival on We'd
nesdsy evening next. for the parpose Of raising
funds TO furnish their Hall.
The Festival will be gotten up In fine style
aud a. the ohjret j. COED one. we hope eu'
citizens will very generally attend. This Be
nevolsnt Order is composed OF many Of oui
best citizens. aud their cause being one -
which all coed citizens can sympa,hizs. de
serve. and We hope they will receive liberal
patronage. at National Hall on next Wednes.
day night.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
Congrkorox. Dec. n.


-. from COMMITTEES Of
4 HoUsE. Phelps. lied bin. making sp-
i Ways and Nenr,< s'or snlar and Diplomatic
= preparation fore SEAPORT Of The army.
service. and. rs. sskes. but did not ob,sia
kellogaodaeearesola'ion 10 in~iruciihe
leave. T. on T.sitories. to report bin pro-
CON; Car III Aeeiish Of al local Officers. bv
III .eop,e ~aorgar,zed Territories. sran,inv
,-.a.,a yoal settlers, and providing thata
So. c-ssisniion may be formed hen there
eieni population 10 eniille them 10
= -resnher q Congress. the same to be cub
led 10 vote Of The PEOPLE for ratification
Mr. kasenaugh. II Min. Introduced a bill
'r the organization Of Territorial govern.
kent for Dscotah
The House then vent into Committee 81 he
: hole on the soldiers rsnsien bill.
SENATE --Vsrious memorials aud petitions
an unimportant character were presented.
The senate passed the bill making spnro.
iaiisns for the improvement # 81. CLAIR
sts-syes %; pays -.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

Lsnsrs AsfRicss MsessfSx The frs, MN.
Der Of this beautiful moashiy i on our table.
In It's mechanical execution. IL Is eqaal 10
aso~i Of rs eoiemporsries. While it, pages are
allied with choice reading matter. beth poetry
aud prose. altogether. ne Thick Il maea.
zine that viii recommend itself TO the int~lf
gent ladies Of the States. Il Is published hy
Henry White. No :. Beekman street. n. y
Terms $500 PER snnnm for single copy. or
foar copies one year for $500. Address Hen.
y White a. above.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

The examination Of the pupils Of the Terri
Hants Female College. commenced yesterday
and will continue till Wednesday evening
commencing esch day. al o'clock A III. AM
lSP.M. The examination will be iuterere
sed with music. The friends Of educ
invited 10 attend the oolleys
There will be -~V"eer. ,, ~ Of shis,
Chanel - thursday evere
,,<~-alter. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
-. d many portions of New Yorl

~
.;.--1uors are adultrfa,ed 10 fearful
,ent. The Evening Post says that
dew weeks since man drank three cent?
worth Of brandy. which proved fatal il
four hours, But somehow the law ha
failed to reach the matter. The inspector
Of the Thirteenth precincs took plan t.
procure the most conclusive testimony il
rcsarl 10 the quality Of the liquor. II
sent out policemen to report violatioA
the law. providing them with walls =
when they saw anybody drink -.
for liquor they took portion q ,,.,Lea
put Il in vial. scaled itup, ~. rbo
on it the time aud placs. 20 be Ian
vials were taken by the g g. ,he cbar..
ded TO The court to de' ,"'"S -
l;nnor The collection now a.
-, !, a interesting subject fd
a,.ssis. II
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

IL Remember. the Tempars' Festival comes
of TO night al National Hall. and will be well
worth the attention Of our citizens. In regard
to the supper. il : only necessary 60 say that
our friend seudder, opposite the Stewart
House. gets IL up. and tits well known thai
be has no superior as caterer Of good things.
Go aud enjoy yourselves.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

=. ..-fc. corner Of X a
II fbenew P's ''beginning to show
.@sh and ssh reefs to BE-. under Ii. hand
'o"e'hiog, Ter mechanic. c. C. Knarp.
fof that pert employee. when CON-
Esq "sd. IL will be the hsndsomsst
Pls.y n the city. and will reflect great
'Sa the prcprie,ors. Who 20 literally
To the Improvements and the beauty .f
~ city. as we'll as upon the skill and taste Of
Re mechanics engaged upon II. These latter.
'rm selsss Of our citizens Of whom We NAV
ell feel proad.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

ES The "Union" is still silent on
the tariff question. Il isl now suggested
that Colonel johnson should write the
Cobb articles, in favor OF free trade. in
one column. and that sleek and secret Ar.
Pleton should write the protection or
Buchanan articles in another column.
This may be the best way to settle the
question.