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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

Kansas TO BE KEPT OUT OF THE Usros =
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, NJ. @. from the 9Th
District of Indiana, writes TO his paper
the South Bend Register. as follows, in re-
gard TO the admission of Kansas:
IL regret to say that it looks probable
that the Democratic majority in the Senate
will resist the admission Of Kansas into
the Union, although all parties in that Ter.
ritory participated in the election of Dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention, in
framing the Constitution itself, ia voting
on lis adoption, and in electing the State
Government under it. OF course, all sorts
of pretexts will be alleged for this reiec-
ton. But the real season is that it is to
enter the Uuicn decided Republican
State, in spite of all their efforts to the
contrary. to strengthen the Republican
phalanx In the Senate two votes in the
great contest of 1860.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

CHEAP CONSOLATION. - The Cincinnati
Gazette says: 1.-The Presidents organ,
named the Constitution, finds only one
consolation, in its unbounded morti6cs-
ton and wrath at the election OF Mr.. Pen.
nisgton to the SPeskership. 1t calls him
"a Black Republican, nominated by Black
Republicans and graciously grants that
he voted for MIR. Sherman Yet the Con
stitution is pleased to intimate that Mr..
Pennington's election is little less intol-
cradle, because while Governor of New
Jersey he repeatedly expressed his resolu.
lion to enforce the Fugitive Slave Law. -
1t is a cheap consolation, certainly. that is
based upon palpable fiction. Mr.. Pen.
nington's only service as Governor of New
Jersey terminated several years before the
said law was passed. Nor is he a whit
more conservative than Sherman
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcIxsAri, Feb. 7--P. II.
Money market unchanged. and demand
moderate.
RsyIsIoss--An active demand for bulk
meats and bacon to-day, and prices were a
shade in favor Of sellers. Lard may be
quoted at l0s@Ilt for Dbl and key, which
is an advance of &c. Mess Pork held firm
ly at II 80 for country, and 1890 for city;
20 bbls prime sold at l4,50@15,O0. GOO
hhds bacon at 70 for shoulders, and $40
81 for sides, and 100 for clear
Flour market unchanged and quiet; sales
of 700 bbls at 5,7O@5 80 for superfine, and
5,s5d6,00 for extra.
whisky in good demand, and prices 2c
higher; sales OF 100 bbls at l9a@l95.
Wheat continues firm, with good de-
maid, at l ,35@l 80 for prime white. and
,359l SO for prime red. Corn in fair de-
mand, at 4s049 for esr corn, and IS fol-
shellsd. Rye dull aud prices declined 10
ge. Barley msrke. dull. and prices IN.
changed; prime fail at 65@6s, and fair to
good 55660.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw YoRK, FEB.

NEW Ohhg fcO. -
Flour 10 fair speculative demand, at a
slight advance In priee,; sales Of $4,000
b5ls ct 5.OO@5O5 for superior State; 5000
5.35ex do; 5.OO@5.l0 for super Western;
5 .20@5.35 for common 20 medium ex do.
Bye -four selling 10 a moderate exte nj, at
3.75@445. Buckwheat flour plenty and
dull, at l,75@l 81 per ewt.
Whisky doing better. at 23s.
In Wheat there is nothing doing. Corn
dull and unchanged; sales Of $500 bush
q. e0@e2 for new yellow aud white Oats
plenty and dull. at 44@t5.
Pork exhibits more activity. bot prices
are without special change.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08
FROM NEW YORK.

The Herald's Washington CORES pond
enee assigns the craftsmanship Of the Lead
ing committees Of the House az follows :
Ways and Means, Sherman; Territories,
Grow; Foreign Affairs, Corwiu; Elections,
Wilson: Post Office. Haskin; Indian Al
fairs, Colfsx; Commerce, Garter Of n. Y,
or Washburne Of H.: Pensions, FeniOn;
Revolutionary Claims, Davis; Military,
Curtis; Engraving, Adrian; J judiciary, Tap
pan or Stevens Of Pa Dist. Columbia. Z
j. Morris; Naval Affairs. Morse; Libraries
Petit.
tie says tie committees will n0i be az
nouuced before Thursday.
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TerFe-Haute Female College,
TERRE.HAUTE, INDIANA,


'T,HE SECOND SESSION OF THIS iNsTI-
Il tuition VIII commence on TT ESDAY
the hrsi OF February, and continue Twenty
Weeks.
Eighteen Professors ead Teachsrs OF superioy
qualifications, and selected with great "A re- cor
stitute the Board OF Education. Profs. AIphonso
Wood and K. s. Bosworth, and all the leading
Teachers, have been so long, and go favorably
any remarks respecting their qualificafions.
The location Of the College, for health asd
beauty, cannot be surpassed-and the Buildinrs
$4,000, offer home comforts, re rely TO be found
in institutions of learning. They are rsrned by
steam and Hghted by gas.
The apparatus for experimental illustrations
includes good Telescope, Microscope, and ey-
cry requisite TO illustrate fully all tho princi-
pies of the sciences pursued.
Weekly Lectures are delivered before the
School.
The Music Department, under tho care OF Prot.
Anthem and Miss Newly, both of WHOM ex.
eel IN their respective departments, is In a high
ly fourishing condition.
The course of studies Is exfensipe AND fkor-
0agh- tho Classics constituting prominent
feature. An the classes in the College course arc
ssspeetabIs for numbers and aftainzents, the Sc
Iior Class numbering Tex.
The expenses per annum, including rooms fur.
nished, board, tuition in all the branches of the
regular course, fuel, lights and washing s225.
III Any further information respecting the
School may be had, by addressing Rev. JohnfCo-
vert, or Rev Alphonso Wood, Terre-Haute, Ind.
Jan. IL. ls59-dw-ly JOHN COVERT
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MEXICAN. MUsTANG LINImENT.

From rich and poor, bond and free, all coiors,
grades and conditions OF life, we hear the same
need of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores are healed, pains relieved. lives saved,
valuable animals made useful, and untold ills
assuaged by this great medicine. which lie
prising TO the judgment Of NAH. What family
does not require standard Linment. Who ev-
erheard OF the same effects produced by any 9TH
er articles For Cuts, Bruises, Sprsins, Rheu-
matism, Swellings, Strained Horses, DC. Ithas
no equal. Beware of limitations. The genuine
Mustang Linimeat lie sold by all respectable
Druggists and Livery men in every town, parish
and hamlet throughout North and South Amsri-
ca, Europe, and tn. Islands of the Ocean. Buy
at once. BARNES d PARK,
Jan. le vino Proprietors, y. Y.
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CARD WRITISe.-We have been shown
some specimens of card writing executed
by Mir. Thos. s. Bowman, which are ex-
ceedingly elegant and creditable. Mr.
Bowman, We learn, is about to form a class
in the neighboring village Of Brazil for
the purpose of teaching this beautiful &C
complishment. We hope he may receive
a liberal patronage.
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T. II. A. & ST. LOUIS r. R.-The great
est improvement imaginable has taken
place on the track bed Of The Terre Haute
Alton Il st Louis r. X. during the past
few months. during which 1t has been IN
der the superintendcnce of Mr.. WIN. ID.
Griswold. A ride over that road is now a
pleasure. and that pleasure is much enhan
ced if you happen to find Yourself on The
train of that affable aud courteous young
gentleman, Conductor Morris
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTos, Feb. !.
The chip Alarm, Capt. Mathews, from
Calcutta, reports having left 81. Helena,
Dec. 9th.
The bark Orion, Of ". Y, Capt. Morgan,
had been captured as a SLAYER by the Bri-
fish steamer Pluto, and delivered to the U
s. steamer Mystic. The Captain was i'm
prisoned at St. Helena by order Of tho A
meriean Consul.
The Orion had on board When she was
captured 1923 slaves. Of whom is2 died
before reaching 81. Helena.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

D The Military Companies Of Indiana
polls give their annual Balls on the nights
Of the 2lst aud 22A inst. They will be
brilliant affairs
Capt. @. o. Wood. of this city. is one of
the Managers, from whom full Information
can be gained.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

PARIs.-Visiting Paris. H.. yesterday,
We were pleased to find our old friend
Richie Patton has again taken charge o.
his old stand. the Paris or Green Tree Ho-
tel, which he keeps in a style we'll calcula'
ted TO render it popular Hotel. Long ex-
perience has rendered Mr.. Patton a perfec;
adept in the mysteries of his profession.
Our citizens visiting Paris will take no
= and Give him a call
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C. LINCOLN. D. D. S

U " l<A~' y y III u |' y
Office Ohio street Cd door West Of 4th street.
"AVINR LOCATED PERMANENTLY IN
Tcrrc.Iiaute, respectfully tcnders his SER
vices 10 the citizens OF the city and adjoining
country asa Surgeon Dentist. Full or partial sets
of Teeth inserted on gold, Silver or Piatin plate
in a stsie which cannot be SUPPRESSED, on fair
principles and reasonable terms, and will leave
|. optional with the psticntto take them or not,
as their comfort or appearance shall dictate ar.
ter trial. FILLING and extracting carefully atten-
ded 10.
All work warranted
Ether given when required for the extraction Of
teeth.
Aphl2s, dwiy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

u Prentice says that when the disunion
traitors shall stand upon the scaffold with
ropes impending over their heads. they
will think there is an Impending crisis. +"
aud no Helper.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08
Fruit Trees
TWENTY THOUSAND APPLE TREE

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND 10000 GOOD,
wv healthy apple trees, suitable for trans
planting; all grated, and OF sixty varieties, a
dapted to this climate, nearly all OF which we
have bearing on our farm.
Orders for all kinds OF fruit and ornamental
trees. will be filed on short notice, from the
best Nurseries In the West. The apple trees sIs
Of our own raising.
Persons wishing trees, can have them deliver
ed In town without extra charge, by leaving their
orders at No. IA, Mechanics Row.
As great many have had their fingers burn
by buying eastern trees they had better try those
raised in the West, and save money.
TP Our Nursery Is situated six miles south
| Offer re-Haute.
Sept. !, l559-dwsm
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n Q M q " a L.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
3 UIL D e RS DE P o T
MANUFACTURERS OF
81 Ia, Doors, BiisR q q i,
And Contracting in General

TTAs BEEN REMOVED to the Machine Shop
III of Arba Holmes, 2d story, South of Turner
and Mckeen's Warehouse where can be found
as usual, ready and awaiting my old aud as many
new customers as may call. | shall in short
time, Introduce some new machinery, that will
enable me to compete, in prices, with any work
tina may be brought here, and general sRiisfaC-
lion in Workmanship guaranteed.
BOxes.--To those persons using Boxes,
will say that shall be prepared to sell yOu
Candle and Re-packing Boxes rs re5soha bic ~
can be had in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
Por the encouragement heretofore received,
now return my heartfelt thanks. and hope by
prompt attention 10 business, to merit share o.
your patronage.
jaeldT3m q. V. SHAFFER.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

IL Recollect Mr.. Booth delivers an ad
dress at the Female College this afternoon.
This will be rare treat, and we have no
doubt there will bs a large audience in at
tendance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B WIN & SMI TIL,
Architects and Builders,

"AyE located at No. 90 west Ohio street,
III where they are prepared to furnish plans
and specifications OF both public and private
buildings of every description, and also to con-
tract for the erection of the same anything
else in their line
All work will be done after the latest and
most Improved styles.
The best of references given il required.
feedWtf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08
II The following resolution was pa.

u The following RESOLUTION was passed
by the Republican Convention of Marion
county, on Saturday last
Resolred, That this Convention have the
highest confidence in the ability aud in
tegrity of Albert LANCE, Of Terrc Haute,
aud would recommend him 10 the favora.
BILE consideration of the Republicans as the
candidate for Auditor of State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

VERY LIKE HINT is stated that Doug
las is Thanking South speech delivered in
Cincinnati by Abraham Lincoln. showi ing
up the Little Giant as opposed TO Freedom
in the North. 0fcourse, he thus endorses
Mr.. Lincoln's speech. In the North. he
aud his friends declare that Mr.. Lincoln
mis- stated his position A Gerry "little q
ant" truly.
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;. The Kokomo lind Tribune me

IL The Kokomo (Ind.l Tribune men
tons the arrest of Rev. James n. Chew
on charge of adultery. He came to that
county with a woman whom he passed off
for his wife. IL turns out that she is the
wife Of Mr.. Clingensmith Of lndisnsPo-
lis, q whose family Chew had prscticed as
as physician.
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Terre. Hante Female College.

yUyHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INsTI.
III TUITION will commences on
Wednesday,, the LIST day af Feb. merit.
Such pupils as wish 10 enjoy Its advantages,
should make application speedily, as the rooms
In the College Will all be occupied early in the
session.
No pupil will be received for shorter period
than one session, or the balance of the session
upon which she enters, and no deductions will be
made for absence except in cases of protracted
sickness. JOHN COVERT.
Terre-Haute, Jan. %, '61-dwim.
journal copy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08
THE Poor

EEP1NG THE POOR.-Notice 10
~ hereby given that scaled proposals for The
kecDirg OF the Poor Of Nir0 county, al the
County Poor House, Tor TWO years from the
LIST day az March next, will be received at the
Auditors once in Iarrs -Haufe, until Friday
the 18th day OF February lsGU. at 10 o'clock. m
Bidders will bear In mind. tast the reats and
profits Of the poor house farm, including hre~
weed, viii be par; 81 ths consideration for
keeping the resident poor OF the county.
Fcch bidder L. required 10 name the securf.
ties for sse lsiihfni performances OF his con.
tract.
BY order OF the Board % Commissioners Of
the County ofNigo. b. =. ALLEN,
jat0dlwtd Auditor V. c.
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II NEWTON BoorH, Esq, delivers an
address. at the Female College. this after
noon at o'clock.
SuBiEcr-"Tke Preseaf Hour"
The public are invited to attend
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that " III, on Thurs.
N day, the 18th day Of February, Is60, AT the
late residences Of Amory Kinney, deceased, on
North Fourth Street, sell the ing property
belonging 10 said estate; Household and once
furniture, Stoves, a well selected Law Library
ana various arucles too numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock. A. n.
TERxs.-All sums OF SO, and under, cash in
hand; on all sums over 50 credit OF six months
will be given, the purchaser executing his note
with approved security, waving relief from VAL
uation or sppraisement laws
MARY KINNEY, Adm'x.
la W.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08
1T One Of the hest article. Of the nr.,

G One of the best articles of the pres.
ent day, for purifying the blood. and impair.
t2ng health AMI invigoratins tone 10 tho human
sasiem, Is hcLesn's strengthening Cordial aud
Blood PurHer. We know II Is, fog we have
tried 1t. See advertisement, IN sns!hsr solsnsn.
infdM
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

~ The indianapolis Sentinel calls John
W Forney, renegade Democrat.
Where does the editor OF the Terre Hautc
Journal stand on this important question
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

THE GREAT Discovery OF THE AGR.-Prof.
o. J. Wood, in the discovery OF his unrivslled
Hair Restorative, has conferred upon mankind a
lasting benefit. No such sovereign remedy for
all diseases OF the hair has ever been discoved -
Never known TO fall Of accomplishing all that Is
claimed for it, thousands now daily II with
Infinite advantage TO themselves. Every day the
proprietors receive letters .estfying to its mer-
Its, and enumsrasing the benefits resulting from
its use.
To those who are In this way afflicted, we can
commend the Hair Restorative as a safe and re-
liable remedy. See the advertisement In anoth-
er columns, wherein will be founS testimonials
from numerous we'll known firms and individ-
uals. lsepI9l
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

a DmIysSTRATOR NOTICE
"A Letters Of administration on the estate of
Andrew Rose late Of Vlgo county, Indiana, de-
ceased has been granted 10 the undersigned.--
Pessons having claims against the estate will
hle them as the law reqsires. The estate is prob
ably solvent.
5auM. f5, wSw AdmF.
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DIED.

After az illness of only few hours.
Mrs. Sarah A., wife Of Simeon Cory. in the
Seth year of her age.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-08

EySTKAx NOTfCE--Jsnuarye d. 1880
~ Mary Ann Rodgers made report 10 ma thai
she had laden up and advertised one dark bay
colt snd q brown muie;- both about one year
oldlast spring, and issued Warrant TO X. ID.
Parsons and Daniel BuTgnn 30 spprsiss ssic
property and describe the sane.
January II. iS5t--rhe appraisers report - ne
under cath the Following description and valus-
ton OF said esirays, to-Nit: the undersigned,
appointed 30 value a Certain dark bay colt and
brown mule. lately taken up BY Mary Ann Rod
gers, do sppraise the said animals az thirty dol
lars each: the said colt Is dark bay, with black
mane and tail, snd Z small white spot in his
forehead; about one year old last spring; the sale
mule Il dark brown Cno marks, about one year
old, x. u. PARs0ss, I .rr..;....
DAs BrRsax. afPtA"en-
Subscribed and sworn 20 before ne this lIti
day OF January, is6o. LAMBERT Drv,J.P T..
A true cory frorn the Record.
jalsna AND. WILKINS, elk.
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IRON 81. ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEASs, Feb. Z.
Capt. Peck, who killed DR.. Harris. was
d discharged By the Grand Jury to day.
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A pnINIsrRAroH's sALE.-o

n Friday, Feb 10th, 1860, 1.-THE late residences
Of Andrew Rose, deceased, In Prsirlet0n town.
shin, will sell az public auction 10 the highest
bidder the personal property OF deceased, con-
Sitting ofhorses, cattle, hogs &c, household aud
kitchen furniture &C.
All sums over $500 year credit. the purchs
ser 20 give note with security, waving relief ks
THOMAS NsPHkRoN.
Jan. ls,vsv AeR2.
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Meat Market and Grocery,

Jeremiah VOR1S d. LIVINGSTON ISBEL
81 having formed a co-paTtnership in the Gro
cery and provision business, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Terre-Haute and vicinity
that they have added 10 their Meat Market on
pletc stock Of
GROCERIES AND PRovISIoNSl
Which they will furnish to all who may favor
them with their patronage, at lowest market
prices.
Fresh Meats!
OF the best quality and OF all kinds kent con-
stantly on hand.
III y The old customers OF the house snd as ma
nv new ones as can make IL convenient are re.
specially invited 10 call and examine theiI
stock. JEREMIAH WORKS,
! baldwin LIVINGSTON IsBEL.
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u TIL. city was full Of people on Sat
urday and presented lively appearance.
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State of Indiana, vigo County, %
Woo Circuit Court, March Term, 1860.

Sarah Jane sonerviile. Plaintiff, vs. Josiah Sen
erviile, Defendant--Petiton for Divorce sne
Change ofname.
Comes now the said petitioner, by Nelson her
Attorney, and files her petition herein prayfus
for divorce from said defendant and cha &c OF
name; and alec the sffidavit OF a disinterested
witness, that said defendant Is not a resident of
the state of Indiana. The said defendant Josi-
ali Somerville, is therefore hereby notife OF the
filing end penden>y ofsaid petition, aud unless
he be and appear in the Vigo Circuit Court, q
the Court House in said county, ON the nrst
Monday March next, to plead, ans or demur
10 said petition, the same will be heard aud de-
ternined in his absence
Witness my hand as Clerk OF said Court, this i5ta
day Of January, 1850
AND WILKINS, CLERK
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
a large eight-psge paper for the country is pub
hshed every Saturday, and contains editorisis o.
the important topics ofthe times, the news OF The
week, interesting correspondence from all part
OF the world, the New-York cattle. horse and
produce markets interesting and re BILE DO liti-
cal, mechanical, and agricultural articles, pspsrs
| on cookery &c.
We shall, during this year IS hitherto, co.stsa,.
" labor 10 improve the quality ofthe instructive
entertainment afforded BY the Weekly Tribune.
which, we, intend, shall continue 10 be The besi
Family Weekly Newspaper published In the
World. We consider the cattle raisers . wear.
subscription price.
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ofForty, We will send the semi Weekly Tribune
ana ioI club OF One Hundred the Daily Tribune
Will be sent gratis.
Terms always cash in advance. All Letters "a.
dressed.
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ings,
w3t-w3teo.
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xxTAsTBD, for which the highest price in
w cash win be paid--delivered ct my store
or at the T. II. a r. Depot.
jsfodlwvo r. W. WOLFE.
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Terre Haute, Indiana.
TEENDS To ALL OPERATIONS IS HIS
n Profession, In acsreful and satisfactory mak-
ner. Thankful for the liberal patronage receiy-
ed, he so-licits continuance of the same.
0yl3-dawt0