Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1851 — Page 3

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Bigler's majority, This is the largest vote

Feathers, Ginseng. If Hi Rags, If tt» Ilnttef, lb..... EgRH, do* Salt, If bush Coal, If bush..... Potatoes, bush

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LATTER FROM TKXAS.—The New Orleans PicnyuDs of the 28th, b#* r«s^%4 fil« OF P*PERS Irom Galveston to (he 24th, iocfosive. Oar Government at Washington is so intent on preserving our neutrality with Mexico, and prefcotmgwr citizens from joining the revolutionary party against that barbarous and tyrannical Government, that it has ordered Gen. P. F. Smith to u*e, the «m«ll force under his command, originally Mteoded to guard the Indian frontier, and to prottKwfche lives and property of our citizens, to prevent armed expeditions from crossing the Rio Grande to succor the insurgents in that country. The lives of American citizens, we presume, are but as chaff in the balance, in the eyes of this administration, compared to the invaluable lives of the uncivUtz«a minions of the tyrannical and domineering Mexican Government, that has, for so lone, lramp4et» in miserable subjects into the dust of degradation and oppression, Oh yWi it matters not that toe tomahawk and scalping knife of the savage threwen the lives of Americon women iheir little ones, so our treaty obligations are strictly enforc ed!—Madisonian. &

Pennsylvania. 3 ,*%,

The vote for governor in the old Keyston stands thus: JJigler, 166,607

Johnston, 378,070

Vork. tlu Post says, will in a short space of time rival Cincinnati.

t'upt. Crceu Arretted.

We lenru that the notorious ("apt. Green, who was nircsled in Ulinoit a short time since on the charge ol ro! 'crv, is to lie .sent to this city to be tned lor the ru. of Mr. Culver, broker on Main street. This rubbery took place upwards ot iu Min e, the full particular* ol'which were narrated in the Courier at the time. Wo also staled that ollicer Cilmoro, succeeded in tracing tho robbery to Cap!. (ireen, who had obtained a wax impression of the key to Mr. Culver's strong box, and ufterwirds succeodod in having a key made in Cincinnati. The identical false key which enabled lite captain to get the money, also served to fasten tho robbery upon him, and ofltoer Gilmoro, who became positively satisfied that Green was the robbet, and had started in pursuit, would inevita* bly overhauled him at the time had not the means been withhold. Capt. Green is well knowu to our police, and waa arrested on the charge of pocket picking at the time Gen. Taylor visited the oily on his way lo Washington.—Lou. four Nov. 7th.

TERRE-HUATE PRICES CURRENT.

Corrretfd Weekly for the Ttrre-Iioutr Journal,

Flour, brl... .*tV^,^ r.lnme,rOil, Vg*1.7. .\ .1,19 \Vh04t, bu*h i|

v(©kWlr»i»,

,9i.J Mefawax,"(f lb.......... .90 .8f39k. Lard kegs S7|^ 19j^®l*» Flour b«»rrels....... 6(®B, Half barrels. 90 *45 Timothy Seed, bush. .1,50 1 0 S If us 6 O .SWHOIron,f «.........

Onions, bush........1,00 Rice, lb.,............6'* CoflW, lb 13.V Mackcrel, No. 1....... 15,00 Sugar, lb H^atO Mackerel, No. 9 19,50 Molasses, gal...... .bblMackerel, No. 3 10,50 .Molasses,sugar house, .do,50 Codfish, fresh, lb Lard Oil, gal. .iV lb

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CAUTION.

Those indebted to the publishers of the Terre Haute J#ttrnal are ntftjfni not U* make payments ta CL B. BENTLEY a$ he is no Imgi* author*ised lo receive moneys or contract dtb $ for the late firm if Bcnitey & Moore.

Nov. 14, 1861. WILLIAM MOORE.

JOl 1X C. OSS.

Bos roA rftttH,

North-East ratr (he Court House Square, TKUlit* HAUTE. INDIANA. Importer sunt Dw»W hi

TANDY AND STAPLS'OBY GOODS,

MKN8' FINK AND IIKAVV BOOTS AND SHOS«. Xtissss A!tn Ch EASTERN SOLE LEATHER

China, Glassware, and Qneenswaxe Hanlwarr, Cutlery, aad Window Glass

Best Juniata Iron and Nails

Spaa Cotton, Carpet Chala, Caadl^Wick and Battiap, iBrrnia ui VeislU*»» r.»rpei*, Ue*rth Raff* aid

A t«a«ral waeertment of BRUSHES. AUo,

family groceris in cenbral.-

I bats mat m*Jiv«d a tarn and feaend •Mortmat of FALL aa4 WINTER GOODS wbteh with

stock, makes mjt assortn*»t complete, wbicb nle at reduced prk«s for cash or coantry r«4«c« October IT, iSSl-tf

NOR. T,

Tlgo coaaty

rsjss, mm* HmtmiiU

Tmuss: Oa ail sa merer tbiv* dollar^ a credit of tsrelv* moatba srtB be allosred, lbs parcbaaer gttiag »et* with a»pwtd sseartty cslleetibl* sritbw«( bwtlt at nhntiw «r «HinbniM Iwti

8,437

ever polled in the Slate,

an'l shows that Pennsylvania i* thoroughly deraooralic. ANOTHER IHSVRASCB COMPANY WINDING UP.— We see by the Columbus (Ohio) Statesman and Journal that the second Insurance Company in that city (the Ohio Mutual) is in a very bad condition. During the last ten months of their business it has met losses to the amount of 107,0JO, and in the same period received $39,000, making a clear loss of #68,000 in ten months. The company has oeased taking risks. It is very doubtful as to whether it will be able to pay its losses.

RAILWAY Ino?t.—The Dayton Journal notices the arrival there of fifteen car loads of Railway iron from Sandusky city, for the Westorn tmd Greenville roads. An additional quantity of three hundred tons, for the same roads, is on the way from Toledo to Dayton, and sufficient iron for both roads will bo there before the navigation closes.— The road to Greenville will bo in readiness for the cars soon after the holidays.

I'OUK PACKI.V IN A NEW Q( AUTI:R.—The Post slates (!iul preparations arc making in New York city, und on tlie river, ft few miles from that city, tor packing pork during the winter months on a very lurge scale. Tho facility of transportation of live hogs by the Krio Railroad from tho west, has led to litis cliaiigc in the lio# trade. A reduction cost is thus obtained by slaughtering in the city, which has supplied the uiolivo to tho chango.—

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Com, btinh. ,2(VS3S| •ihorta, bush.. lu Rye, bu*h 3(Wf Wool, lb Hay, loose, ton.,. .«W8$,00jCortt Meal, bush 40 Oats, IP buah .15 Uhease, lb I0ffll2 Whlskoy,V g»l..bbl 2&:f!l hskrns,Vtot 1,«0 llncou, hog round...... now l!og«,VcwH«tt. rclall.494,50 Baoou, hams, eity cured.non Apples, dried, bush. ..1,00 I^rd, lb..IVuchrs,dried, If bu«h.. .2,00 Flaxseed, If bush... v. Apples, green, bush.4tt»50 lb.... .... Pork barrels......... ,75&&0

01EU1 IMII8IULE HO B1ISSIIE

Fourth Street, First door South the Natiael Road, Where be hopes, by strict attention, to marit share of Public patronage. Saiiaj, Iff, 6ut.

October 31,1851-5-ly

Hair Cutting. Shampooing, O'KEIJL

Administrator's Sale. AM*

1VTOTICE is hereby given, that I will expose to sale at ill PnWk A action on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lath, 1831, at the late residence of Jamea 8. Willacn deceased, in Riley Township, Vigo county, all the personal property of Mid defeased consisting of lloasefcold Furniture, one Two-horse Wagon,

Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hot*, Corn ia the field, Wheat, fee., with a variety of other article*. A credit of twelve months will he gives oa all sums over WM dollars, tlio parcbaser giving his not* with approved sSeuritj without say benefit of valuation or apprabement lawnt all twins of three dollars, and under, cash in hand.

Qct-36i, 1851-U JOSEPH WILLSON, Adm'r.

NEW GOODS!

WHOLESALES AND RETAIL.

THEthe

subscriber wishes to draw the particular attention of public to his stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, just opened, lib foods were purchased on the lowest term*, from manufacturers and importers, which enables him to sell them at prices that cannot be surpassed for cheapness. Mis stock comprises every variety of DRY GOODS for Ladies and Gentlemen** wear ouch as

Merinos, Coburghs, Silk and Mohair Alpacas, Cashmeres, Delaines a variety of Blk and Fancy Silks, Piain and Figured BMk Poplins French, English and Domestic Ginghams CALICOES, of every quality, ranging from 5 els. to 12% cts. per yard A fine lot of Long Shawls. Cashmere, Embroidered and Plaid Shawls White Swiss, and Cross-bar Muslins Swiss snd Jaconet Edgings and Insert!ngs, Blk Silk Laces, Bik and Fancy Silk Fringe, imps, Dress Buttons Silk Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, of different kinds Ladies Kid, Cashmere, Silk and Cotton Glove* Linen Handkerchiefs, from lS%c. up to $3.50 apiece Ladies Collars, Cuffs and Under-Sleeves, White

Corded Skirts,

And a host of other articles, usually found in a large and well selected stock. FOR GEJTTLEMENS' WEAR.

Blue and Bik Broadcloths, Beaver and Pitot do. Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Tweeds, SattiuetU, Jeans, Hard times, Blue and Brown Coat Blankets Satin Veetings, Kid. Cashmere, Berlin and Buckskin Gloves, Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, White Linen Shirts and Silk Cravats. 9 CASES SUPERIOR SILK HATS, expressly made for the retail trade. A large assortment of SILK and MOHAIR PLUSH CAPS, Cloth and Velvet do Blk and Drab Mexican and Buena Vista Hats, 5- -Wf

Boots and Shoes.

Sheetings, Sbirtings, Tickings, Fiaunels, Linseys, Checks Irish Linens, and TableCloths Dye Stuffs, Queensware, Tobacco,

TEA, 8UGAR and COFFEE.

It Is unnecessary to enumerate further, Suffice it to say, thnt his stock Is one of the largest and best selected in the City and his prices, considering the cheapness of goods East this fall, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all, even tho most penurious

THE

F. NIPPERT,

FARRINOTON'S BLOCK, Norm or THE PUBLIC SQUAU, Oct. 31, 1851-5tf TVrre-Haute, Indiana

BLOOMER HATS.

A few cases of ?-fell LOOM ER and PARODI II ATS, Extra Fine.

LATEST STYLE IN THE MAHEKT.

Call at the Spiunlng Wheel Corner ana see a Fashionable Hat. oct. 17-3-3m W. BURTON.

SPENCER HOTOB

SPENCER, OWEN COUNTY, INDIANA. ^HE undersigned would inform the traveling public that he has taken charge of the above named House, ami expects to receive a liberal share of patronage.

Boat ClncinuaU Tuuued Sole Leather New York Red

ir prexious effu for

Administrator's Sale.

Jdii,

Saturday, the 99th day of Nemabtft 19M» I i®! sell to tb* hlgtxat bfclier, ja«M Gibsea, dtcumd, i« Li eoaaty* ladtena, lbs PER^oaa) IWMKW SMMlttf ffawt, IMk, Jlqi, fflfat,! Osrs in fib Mi, oae WSFM, mml J#MS*M 6a all

at tbs hto wakteacs «f Last Crsak

ef tkn*Mu%««k JOSHUA MOORE. Adm'r.

Adxnliiistratoz^a Kotice.

ta, that letieesef ttss aaitrslgaed.

OTICE ts Kwrty gina, thst bitm «C «toi«Mrn^w bswa beea gntttoi to the aa*»rtgwi. oa HM sstauam«s Gibooa, 4eca«ed, late «f Lost Creek towwship.

wttl ptiase asalte ^eeii^Nt jiayfaaa^,1

aad tboea imtag atalart thesams srt Memsjt tkm Jmly ^?»8yn»Sta|fc^ »m ifrm. fa— 9QWV& HOME,

Men's

October 84, l«M-tr

M. ARCHER,

JAMES

October 9*1, l85l-4tf

Cincinuati Band Hamem, Bridie and Skirting Iwathert Kip and Calf Skins and Upper Leather l.iitine and l'ad Skin* Philadelphia Ladies Morocco I

Goat. Deer and 1-amb Skins shoo binding all of which can bo had cheap for Ca*k The public are respectfully requeatod to call and examine my stock. CASH paid for Leather in the roupb. rrompt attention paid So.all orders. 0*The hi)fhp»t cash price paid for Hides, green and dry at all times ol*«, for good Sheep l*ott«.

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JOHN TIERNAN.

HO! FOR THE PRAIRIE CITY STORE. A great beginning for the Fall Campaign at this famous e*tabli*bm£at.

tromendioos lossss to tb« Maaufacturer fully decneostratad In the sale of 10,000 yards Hoary Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Now opened and sewttering far sad near.

Tii'Jprice,

SIX to EIGHT CENTS per yard. Bleached Shirtings, 8 and 10 cents. The chssnest Goods, for lbs money, ever shown by say lire man.

With these unbeon^of bargains we are daily receiving and opoatng MSUMIB De UlMt,

Gtaghanis, i*. wyPrints, Alspaois,

„x

Blk Silks, vW

ST At Grmilf rtrfseetf prkat.

Don't bilT titl YOU thou. October 4i, ISSl -4tf '•!&. W. WILLIAMS.

LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE When the Bell Rings! A A N E E N S O E E

And new opening at the Prairie City Store,

Ha 2, Fmrrington's Block. HE largest aad best sekatad stock of DRT GOODS ever exhibited in this city, eomprisiag a Ml variety

of.ll the different styles of Goods ia wrfcet. DRESS GOODS,—'RICK Paris Printed De Uioe^ Partsiaa Cloths, Englisii aad Scotch Do Lslac%GeM Medal

De Laiaes. Ginghams, all eaters Cobargs &e. A LAP AC AS,—High colored PlaW, Figar'd aad Ornate* f"8 aWe, ril colers Ptaia—Cb*rry, Crlawia, las, Diab,

Black Aboacu aad Meluir Laa«res, ad qaalities. FLANNELS,—A large asaortawat of EaftMi and Aswi* TwilW, caa Ptaaoels, Red, WWlo, Tedew aad

HOQM Seeping Qoods,

Iaimsk Taws CtedM^, UeadiM aad toowa S4 aad 1W TaWe Uaea, Me«ch\i aad bresra Seetcfe aad Raoi Pk^ete, Crash, Uasa Sheetiajr, Pillow Cma 4-4,

iaeetiag, I

CaMrtamea,

19-4 aad

ISM Cotton Sb««iis|i Caatoa Fbaaik Uaen Kapkfasaad Dims. aad Aiamleea, afi avrts aad ariot*.

Bsttlsf Waddiag, Liaw Napkins aad FRIK rS,-5)erit Ea#riiaadAaM«4eaa,aaM WHITE OOODS,~hala aad StrfpM Camteka,

sS-' Setaaatak aatd 'i, T«aUag*. IIkks

(a this dtjauttat st we hsta a

Dotted

Ssrtse MaaDes, Bsia Ssrtas aad Sassaet Ctaltki. ladla aad Beak Xastlaa, UrHatag Maslfaa^ Uv Cfotb, tri*UMits(&e*&[f. TlToaflrliiTbe.

targ.ir

ma«i

KAAS 4...-,^—A,-.* .. ». .J W ftl pl| IWk #C9T CWHUw'U^fllHBaa All sf tW abeaa. aad 4? Orajr iaaia «al Issawaat U» itfrte Citv Stata. be awiM U» Pi afrte Citv

And Hat and "Cap

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fa 3*S«

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"PP""®4 Sr.

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Proprietor.

ELSON'S CHINESE LUSTRAL WASHING FLUID, for sale at HAWKINS & SWAIN'S October 94, 1851-4tf '. Prairie City Drug Storo.

Bargains

to be had in Leather

REDUCED I'HICES!

VISRHAH,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIDES AND LEATHER, National Road Street, Green Front, /•fi-iS.iii-j- North of the Square, fife"

Tt-rre-llnate, Indiana.

umttrslrned Informs bia frionils and the public fjpiifrnltr, tbat be has the mo»t complete stock of LEATHER in tlila market, which is offered at the lowest rates, unoug which m») be found the I

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inesan and goods

Cobs rgha, BeLai EitglMi,

W WTLU&MS.

SILK AND WOOL HATS. SILK AND WORSTED, PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPS, &E S "v Aha, a iaige assortment of .-mi Br&ien «id Bleached Shee'iitg. Ticking*, Woolenl

Flatmels, Cotton do., Limseys, Indigo Check*, Hickory Stripe, Spun C*'to*, Batting, U^CEKOOSS 6S30aEX»£8»^ QUEENSWARE GROCERIES of all klads

TOBACCO, Virrioi* aad Home a»Bti&tfta» CASTINGS, &c., A aatiro af Near York City, broogbt nj» la basisess wltt same af He largest wholesale dealers aad laipsiters, baviag caaaocUeas in almost «v«ry acltjr, JosaMR bs» adra»tag«»«f wbieb few la this coaatry eajoy—-sad hsnrisg par IsmHr fat' caaA ba eau salmy cbalasage campetitioa.

North-East Corner of the Public Square, TERRE IlAHi:. indiam.

ift

October 17, 1851-if-^«t

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Still soars as usual above all competition!

Come on, old friends and new ones, and examine for yourselves! OUR STOCK this season is decidedly the largest—most skilfully cut and thoroughly well made— most beautiful in quality and material—consisting of the greatest variety of styles—and at the same time, THE CHEAPEST, mark that! THE CHEAPEST—all thing* considered—of any that has ever yet been brought to this good town of Terro-Hauip. ... ...

We are continually receiving large additions of f1 --m,

FASHIONABLE CLCTHING.

To our already extensive stock, from our own Manufactory, North-East Corner of Market and Streets, LOUISVILLE, KY. Mark Well!—WE superintend the making up of our own Goodsj and, therefore wo WARRANT THE WORKMANSHIP of every garment we sell.

N. B. Any garment purchased at this Establishment exchanged if not folly

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE HATS, CAPS, FINE RIIIRTS, ETC., liTC.

STAR CLOTHING STORE

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Aw tm 43

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4 -f .* if, 'J. ,'i-W

HAS BEEN REMOVES TO

NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, ^(Bosworth's Late Stand,) NEXT DOOR^TO JMRREM& rTlffiNER.

Past favors, for which I am thankful, and of which I lavo induced me to offer to the public, a large and well

HEADY Cl.oTHJM

which I am determined to sell low consisting in part of, Cloth Coals, Dress and Frock, Ovcr-Coate, Box and Sacks, all qualities Pants and Vests of every variety in style and quality.

JIats,, Caps, ShirK, Di*aW#!lf, Ufi(!#shirts,

TRUNKS, &c., &c., which will be gold at Cincijinati prices. Terre-Haute, october

10, 1851.^

§tob:'«M

A? H. "JOHNSON"

'New Stock of Goods now opened at his Store,

STORE

(bst

Invites the attention of the Public to an entirely ^Patent Lever, Horizontal and Plain Watches Clocks, Mmgrille Time-pieces, &c., carefully repaired and warranted to perform according to their quality. From our thorough acqaainta»ce with, and our strict attention to oar btuintes,

JNTo.<p></p>T^^^^^!=SS3=?.-eM

7, Phoenix Row.

articles, of Italian Silks* French Merinos, Lyoaese Cloths, Cashmeres, Manchester Gi nerican Calicoes Jaconet and othcr white goods Jeeonct und Swiss Edgings silk

Jeeonct und Swiss Edaincs silk,)

liaea and cotton Laees ami Edgings Needlework" collars

aad chemisettes fine liaea hdk£». at 15 cts. silk tud kid LOYEA aad mitts Uslo thread and merino do. lace veils loe aad green Bare^ bay state aad other Shawls pearl, &aey aad ie^born Bonnets, ribiibons and bonnet Trimulan. A targe assortment of

LINING SILKS AJfD DRESS TRJMMIJfGS, aad lutey notions without anmbetr. For Mens1 Wear,

French aad English Broad Cloths, some extra fine Blk Freacfa Cwatnere, Fancy do. Tweeds, Cossinets blk Satin and fancy Testings French saspenders, Kid Gloves, Italian ailk cravats, silk and liaea hdkfs.,

Establishment,

notice ani reasonable terms.

meres, Manchester Gingham, ***tlde

Freucb and American Calicoes Jaconet, Bwiasj®

Terre-Haute, Jnly 18,185l-42-6ai

S4- 5«4 fei

A O N S O N

Ka. 7, Ptarats Row, 9d dear frnas Alley.

If. R. Waatedia a»bwage far Heuswas, TUaaUty aad Flaxseed, aad aR aUier klads af aaaatry yredaes. A.

Teers-RaataOct.18, im.

W 0 O N S O N

Boot and Shoemaker,

OnedaarSomtk aftke Eagie Grocery,** 4th Strtaltf leralriac dome slmt sstke. Tews- Bwts, sifiwWtli I851-SI 1 jr

Jint Received

lfcv swyvty »r Piaa* Masks, atrnL^tm W. H. BTCKRfG HAST3.

New Albany, sept 19 8CRIBNER & DEVOL'8.

Calomel, &c,

"1 AA LBS. Calomel 50 m. Tsnnlfi

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90 lbs- Chloroform 36 ox. Hydrocyanic Add 35 lbs. Hyd. Com. Creta 90 lbs. Oxids Bismetii, For sale at SCRIBN BR it D£VOL'S.

New Aibaay.sept 19

Abdotmrwl SappoiteiB, &a

LARGE assortment of Trasses, Abdomiaal Snpportws, aad Sajgfesl Instromenta, ia stare aad for •ale wiry Josr. Also, slarge stock of Drags, &e.,geaeratiy, exaee^M daily at

New Albany, sep 19 SCRIBNER it DEVOL*3.

NEW JEWELRY.

wfactl^g bis |oeJs| A SPLEXPID aMssrtmeat of MS Jesr^rv jai «w5 for sale at low prices} G^d CM wTnas, B»celsls» Rings, Spcctades, Wetctsss, SSser Seeeaw, Pm» «ad

PeacHs, TUssWes, Fnilt Knivsa, a few »lver Cs« Coses,

(beaiiesageiMnj assmtanat ef goedsef sli descriptions in v«ar lias. T\m bigbeai prices paid for OM Gold aad Slhrsr ?K«|miria 4«tte wiUi tmtmm aad dusyalch aad watt-! «A*rco whes detae.

S-R. FREEMAN,

G. STEPHENSON, M. Dr Physician snd tegeon,

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Kit*:

r-# *m

First

STRAUS & ISAACS,

NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,

TERRE-HAUTE, 1ND.

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"•.••M*.-",' 1-, -JlSj$i

desire a continuance, manufactured stock of

ARE

B. W. BRUEL.

TILLOTSON & D'CAMP, Clock and Watch-Makers and Jewelers,

TTJTE will say to oar friends, aad tbe public in general,

we are prepared sod ready at all time* to do

all work In our line of business. O hronomstsrs, Repeating,

saR®

of Pnbllc

lown tmU

Jtust Arrived,

A FEW packages of oar launense Fall ^rebate of Drugs and Chemicals have arrived. 590 pounds Sweet Spirito Nitre j. .500 do Aqua Ammonis 300 do Snlpb. Ether 100 do Balsam Copaiva 100 do £fTsam Tola, Jnst received aad for sole at

WABASH FOlfflDSY!

ff^HIS Fonadry la now la full and active ope ration, at

TERRE-HAUTE. and the subscriber Is prepared to make any description of Castings which may bo caliod for whether for Mill Work, Horn Power, Thrashing, or any other purpose.

He will havs constantly oa hand Cooking and other Stores Sugar Kettles, Bake Ovens, Skillet* and other Hollow-ware—oast plough awl plough points, cad Irons, andirons also polishes? wagon boxes, &«., &«., all equal iu finish to Cincinnati or Pittsburg, C&stinga warranted to be made of the b«t materia), %Q4 offered, at tho lowest price*.

From along experience in this business, himsolf being a well-practiced arid scientific pattern maker, and having for assistants, aome of the best moulders to be found in the western couutry, the subscriber feels sure of ptearing all bis friends aad customers, both with the stylo aad quality of his work.

He calls particular attention to bia patterns, which will be found sOcaioa in workmanship to those heretofore made at this place, and equal to any in the best Foundries in this country. Hsving a good assortment of theee on hand, and contiaasliy adding to litem, lie can famish many kinds of castings without charge for patterns, and for others his charges will be very moderate, iu most instances 'simply for tho materials used.

As it is his Intention to build up a reputation, which no other Foundry in Terre-Haute has hitherto enjiyed, he respectfully solicits orders for all description of castings, from any needing them and the aUenliou of every one to the stylo and finish, both of bis patterns and castings— specimens of which will be cheerfully exhibited to all who take any interest in such things, or tho go-abesditiveuess of Terre-Ilauto. ti* Old Iron, Wheat, &c-, &c, taken in payment.

Oct. 10th, '31-ly* W*. A. SLEEPER.

EAGLE FOUNDRY!

.i A WORD IN YOUR EAR!

1worth

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NEVER no fully and feelingly realised the truth ami applicability of the old saying that "a bird in the hand is two iu the bush" as since being burned out but it now has become absolutely uecessary for me, If 1 make a successful effort to aguin establish myself In business, to respectfully and mstl tarncstly request all those who know themselves iudebted to tne, to use their b«*t exertions to assist me, in my present uoexpected, and cmbarrusalng emergency without delay.

As am compelled, If I would succeed, to use All the means within my reach, I earnestly hope and confidential ly expect to receive a hearty, willing, and prompt response lo this very necessary c«U from all, who are or canmakr tientiflcc* ablf to do so. Should my expectation* bt fully realised in tku respect, 1 Ibiuk I can safely promise to he lu full blast and successful operstion in four or five weeks, helping myself and bennBUug lite public. 1 wish also to aav to my uutnerous cnstomeis and kind patrons, to whom 1 am under many and lusting ohllgnlious, that 1 have on hand Htoves, Plow, Mill, and other castings, Tlu ware, &c, &c., and solicit rontiuuauce of pntrou* age. JOSEl'U GKOVliR.

Terro-Haute, Oct. 10th, '5l.-2-tf ... O* Courier and l'rairie City copy. "t

NEW SHWjg

JOHN

SAYRE ofTers for sale

PARLOR, and BOX

STOVES,

Which ho will dispose of low for CssA or Produce. Hi* Cook Stores consist of tho celebrated improved

Triumph Stove

well-known to all housekeepers—also, the ceTebrnted DOUBLE OVEN STOVE—with a vurlety of others of cooking pattern. His Parlor and Box Stoves are of various patterns lo suit nurchascM. IIo has also on hand au assortment of CASTINGS, consisting of

Tea-Kettles, Ovens, Skillets, &c.

All for sale or trade at his new store on Market street, 2d door north of National Road, opposlto l'urrlngtoii's Block, iu Terre-Haute.

October 10,1851-2-t/ J. V. LINDSAV, Of Psrls, Kj.

^oer north

October 10, 1851 2-1(

NEW SHOE STORE.

SCIIOOLEY & VANflORX,

Ofier for sale a largo assortment BOOTS AND SHOES.

ALSO, A VARIETY

A S A

All of which tliey will soli at wholesale or retail, st their new store In Plusnix Row, ou National lload strae^ fifth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also manufacture Boots and Sbosji to order at the same placc. SCIIOOLEY & VANIIORIST.

Terre-Haute, October 10,185l-3-tf

PURE MEDICINES.

Prairie City Drug Store,

CORNER or FOURTH AND NATION A I. ROAD STREETS. TfiRRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.,

SWAIN & HAWKINS

Wholesale and Retail dealers In ia |v

Drncs, Modicincs, Puluts^ Oils,

Dyes, Varnish, Chcmic^ls,

Brashes, Window Gluts, Perfontcrlci,

figs Patent Mcdicincs, lcM Stc.

constantly resolving of snperlor articles, an exten slve assortment of nil the different articles in their line, now maiuug their stock the largest and best ever offered to tbls community.

Having made arrangements with an extsnslve bottss Cast, all new preparations, will be obtained on the shortest notice, and from which, they will regularly receive heavy supplies on the most reasonable term*. They being both Practitioners of Medicine, and having been for a number of years, flatter themselves that they are judges of all articles they offer, and will hold themselves responsible for tbe quality of whatever they may sell.

Druggist* and Physicians are Invited to call and examine for themselves. Country Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied wJ!h Essences. Liniments, Hair Oils, Inks, and all such other articles obtalued from Drug Stores, which will be warranted full strength, carefully put up, and at greatly reduced prices.

A.C. LA

Terrs-Hsnte, Aagnst 8,1651-45-tf

Jan. 17-16

m"'

TEREE-HAUTE, INOIXNJL

'*11*

WHENCE,

Of Virginls.

LINDSAY & LAWRENCE. COMMISSION, FORWARDING,

AND

WESTEEW PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 100 Camp Street,

HKW ORLEANS.

LtBEEAl, ADVANCES mad« on property consigned to tbe aiov« house by

U. B. SMITH.

Tanner's Oil,

9^ BARRELS of fort rate jaaJI(y,

jnst reorfred and for sale by LUDOWICI it HULMAN, Uaian Rtm 3d door from If est ortur.

Cotton Tarn.

A 11- JOHNSON, agent of Tl,omas Forsey's Fsctory J\ at Salem, will constantly bave on band a fnli Sopply of the above article which be will sell by tbe sack, bAncb, or single do*, at the lowest prices.

City aad Coaatry merchants sad others will fiad It to tbolr (atereM to fmrehtm from fains, fat sale at No. 7, Pbaaii Row, 3d door from alley,**

Tsrre-Hsste, Oct. 10,1851.

JWR fWWWWI "j

Phelps* Travellers' Guide

THROUGH

THE UNITED MTATES, COATAII

apwarihi rf Sev«a Haadred Railroad, Caaal, Suge aad BUamkmnt Roales, accompanied witb a New Map of tbiDsitsd HtafatSi For aale by a«p. 29-48-tf W. II. BUCKINGHAM.

Tho TraTeUers' Onide

qiimdUGfl As States af OUa, MWgmm, A ttiiama, Meatmrri, Jowa and fTiscsasXa, wlUi \Uitrmd, Cawal. 8tsgS' atsd Bt/awtoat RoaHea, aecompssled Mtb New MM/) of tlse stwve Btetea. For sale at

W. H. BJCKNTGHAM*ai

Removal of the Big Book.

XMT H- IICCTflTICillAM baa wnoved JUL •*US?km2$ Sution^ry to IPa. 3, PH«lni ROW, on KaOsast |U«d Skrwef, vliera ltev^%e'

OdMw 17# .1

aaTO

LOOK OUT FOR TH]

\5KsrzDUbTi

WHOLESALE A3STD

A E 1

CHINA, GLASS and QXJEENSWj

PAPEE HANGINGS, &o%

ESPECTFULLY Informs the ciUzris* of Uf||i the surrounding counties, tbxt he has j®st rwa^fe roru Boston and the Eastern cities generally, a WJf' and desirable stock of Cbiua, Oltuo, and Q,u Paper Haugings, &.c., which bo will sell ut Wj RETAIL, on the most accominodating tor in*. lie is also in receipt of flew choice FA MIL'S'"' CKltl£S, which be will dispepo of at neu»il.

Call and exatniue my stock.

I V\OL »A

Terru-Ilautc, Sept. 5,1S51. West siuo of tbft.^

P. I/O K'STICKNEY, M. ffc"

RESPECTFULLY

OFFERS UU PROFESSIONAL SOME

Ue citixens of Terro-Haute aud vicinttr. Dr. S«, being a regular graduate of the Jvlf?rso«^Ms College of Philuddphia, aud leaving had uinplo ojvp^rtflli of witnessing the treatment of tiisu.«se in the Hospitals anoDispensaries of that city,uuii huvlug alao engaged for tho past ten ynsrs in nn ejkt«Mi«Ve prlwtew Uow, hopea to ivccivo a share ol the* public cuuftJouti* patronai 5.

OFFICE, at bis residence, tir«t brkk lioa«Jfr4 tha corner directly orth of tho Rev. .Mr. JcwKTt'tnUi^r" N E S

R. D. Mnsaey, M. l., Cinclnnr.it. »v^ liobely PonglUon, M. 1.

Rohert M. fitt*ton, M. D. T. D. At utter, M. D. I n.llwlelphla. C. D. Meigs, M. D. 1

M. Smith, M, 1)., Springh-jhl, M«,. A. B. Palmer, ,M. D., Chicago, lils. W. F. KrutnbhaarJ lnnuhcrt Doy, Terre^llatlte Uoy. John AUcti, S

Aitgnst ls",M«47^t

Irfc.- AND CHANGED HANDS!

rpiIE undersigned would respectfully iuforin tlse ci| I of Terre-Iliiufo end vlnlnity th it he hua ptir t(»© entire stock of Itmac Hay, at the old stand R. and R. corner, lie will use every ex^rttoa to ku|p hand a full niui general nssortmcut of (iJrocerleijijs

"TftyfiMR If* Provisions of svwry ileseriptlon that the country' 11 VlyMi&o From this time lienceforth, the proprlutor Intends t#" this corner lite general deposit of all tho necessaries ot tjjj variety of CbOIv, Sept. 5, It'Sl^U-tf AMB6 M. RlUDl

R. & O. TOUSEV,

National lioad Slrcof sreond door above

No.

Phoenix Block,

WHOLES A LLC AM) KliTAIL CASH STC Dealers in Forelcu attil Domestic 8taplo and Faupy Goods, Notions, Trlitihigs, lioimets, Doots snd Sho

Caps, Hardware, Groceries, Pnpor llunglngs, Bor^l ders, CiirpctlnRS, Rugs, i''loorttiil Tsblo OH, Cloths and House Furnishing Oooils.

uro now

bt recel|t of our Fall mid Winter St

selected In tins Rastern Cities cxprtfesly fol51 market. We tvould Invito puriteultir attention to oiit'i' of Drown atid Uleach'd Goods, Prints, Morlttoes, Lusj,r Flg'd Stuff tJoods, Ginghams, Trimiugs, L«es, Glr Filngcs, 13 on nets and lionnct Hlhhons, Hosiery, UU Cloths, Huttiuutts, Twocds, Junes, FIIIUIIOIN, Lluteys,f" lugs, Checks, Iky State Shawls, Carpeting, Csrpel and satchels, linen and silk Ildkfs, grcfcerl.'S, ImnU boots ttud shoes, Sif. AIS of which will he sold at rates, for c«s/» or t'ro'lncr, as will nuke it the inti/d customers to trado with us. l'.ipcr llunj l«ip» very loar|

Torre-Hante, Oclolh-r 3, l! 31-1-y

The Best and Chcnrcsi Family Medicine ft|" W O N

smxvmwfivm

An Alterative, Tonic, LMurclic, and tnill Cstlitrt Price 25 cents per box, containing 50 I'iiU fcloch box contains fifty pliis, wliish makes thoa as again as any other standard pill, and four limes cltosj and warranted much superior lu tltn euro of various.: eases, to any of tho Syrup mixtures sold besides a moro convenient and proper form for use. FI1IIH astonishing success which has aUett ted the |_ Dr. Roberts' Compound Sarsaparllla l'ills abundant and conclusive tliut they are truly

Natures' Own Kcinndles,

and that they will cure nil curuhlo diseases, i|iilclte more pleasaully then any other inedlcino over know The Pills are principally an alterative mudkintf, (tbeit sis being \le toIM ax true of Huursapariihi, prepard in. perlor manner,) but sufficiently cathartic to gftt!y nature, without pargiug niineeijssariJy, which makf* ti peculiarly adapted to wptk and cnfnebhu) perspns, intlg ting aud strengthening the body, pujiiylug the *y*i producing new rich blood uftd a ItcalUiy actio it uf tho si uch aud liver.

Thev nre nekncwWffftd ly our nWest pi ysfclnits not only unexcsptlonnble, but iL'kf.cluus lu Ibo hfgltes groe, snd as a geuerul

dlco, feyer and sgtte, chill fevers, snd fevers in mo«i general sad nervous debility, sn 1 dhmaee arising from injudicious use of mcrcory, hnd whenever mad id no is quired lo invigorate and purify the system.

They are purely vegetable compound, and may by persons of all ages. Tliey are pleasant to the and produce no nausea, oticbslnoss or griping In Ihefr ration. Hundreds of certificates could be cive who liave used them with great benefit.

Ckemietil (ItelNuft Oil of tbe Hair. TJIE SPAXiSa IIA1K GiO®,

Clean, white sad beastiful prepArarhmAur pr'« tbe growth, lesitrlsace end beaaty of tha iM moving dsndrnfl', aeales snd senrf, and curing the etit seas dulses of tbe scalp—u ««*j«rllwl for keeping the moist, ImpartJog to it a rich isHky softness nnd bisbty tlful lasfre. Its soothing snd sgreeabls propsmts saiitf foaad remarkable, applied either to ibo bead «r Irtkutli at tbe skin. It is nniHte any of tbe Alebos^ct-n-eparaUoiH so eotamouly itsed for tbe Melr. its ty otrer all bair preparatiens consists in iu pr moistening aad ccoiing, inttrad of tirylttc asd the alcoholic preparation* are ati being free of tbto| qaaliUes of marrow, oils, See. fti power Ufpxnjm*j gletiaoas co«li»g whleh s^sirncts tbs pore)* of lb«ii when nabeakby, snd wbkb prevent the folUclsejtraHl^i adiog sn triiy substance ae«eas«ry to tbe natorel beaaty aad growth of tbo hair is unequalled

One free applkutlou of ibe Hair Gloft wU| :fmpa( more lasting beaniy aad moisture to tiie bair, Ibaa a siu bottle of tltealobofie preparatlous asaully sold} ImMnlj will net sOfl tbe fiseftt fiuea. Persons arbeea j^r" sl»gi»Uy gr*yr will find this article to Stake their naiM k«r,and reader Its gmy balrs scaxeoly perceptibla, efs will Sod tbtsjiraparstlnti (ItfiieA children's UsAr,Cwpfnjf It fuf fnl lostre aad eansii^f it to gf»w Istiwriat psrstion of art can eattae tfee bair to gru#, Gloss will do It,

Vary liberal disconnts msle to

Wvby wbdtesaie. A4dte»m& frU»

Funnily Hedicinc Uiibpitlit'tl.

The Compound yarsopailllu Fills are used fur tliS |)4f^ nent cure of those diseases which arlss from «t-inifM state of th« blood, snd morbiJ secretions of tbe llvjpr stomach, viz: erysipelas, scrofula or king's scald head, obstinate cutaneous eruptions, blotches, pimples, sore, weak or Infl inted ey s, glnndolur swSllit rheumatic affections paint III» uotun snd joints, drojij dyspepsia, asthms, dlarrhena and dys«ntary, coughs, col consumption when caused by cutiillmy ol«trueliotis| Die lungs In persons of scrofulous constitutions, iuiltii^ tlou of the lungs, influenza, indigestion, be*d»cbe, jstf

given of I

We ask no person to take our word as ts» the marl! the medicine, but to call on the agent and |ur- liae«j* and If on trial It does not give the most perfect satis tlon, they can return the bo* and receive (lie moQev for tbe same. Purchasers will be particular tu uxk fo?« Roberts' Compound Sarsuparil|« Pill*," and observe tbe green wrapper on each W hss a facsimile of 4bs nsture of Jos. Roberts, M- D. and C. P. Fsy, tmd toW cbaso none ethers.

Letters on the subject of thf me^irine, must be post paid, to C. P. Fay, Owego, Tiojs CO,, N. tT Dealers In Vigo County, lnb,«jai» learn terms »nj qulry of the Editor of tho loury), si Torre-Honte.:

Nov. 7, '5l-6*ly.