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

IMTIISAL

INJURES

Bne**.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

rT IfHrS JT.% nipsny chartered by the Legislature of the State of OHM, fx now fatly orgnnixeJ and trsniMU-tiag busito the apjrrai

oesw. In iitten to the usual security of the ruutnai principle, ibis Ceri.,.sny fas a guarantee fond of fifty thousand dollars. It ftfee risks upon lire*, grant annuities, and transact any bu«i:: connected wllit lite iosnrance.

The Company is uudor the management of the follow log prftxcroM

J', L. VaUier, (ionklio, ..ueliM* W. M. Gtffltrog,

MESSICK,

MBItOHAWTS,

'A N' lUAI.KKS IN 1'JiODCCE.

IIT I:I I,

Kivmt

Sadcll&, Bridlo

tmn ilitse of t'to same, and Office on Pitth street, nenr the tfvt'iinary*

U.W&

jjjrtiif t'.'s clty»

•. r.

Bl'NIlVESg CARDS.,BUSINESS CARDS.

lllilCI

Jobs W. Messfck, l*aac P. Williams, Richard Hates, Ho a. Robt. Moon, Robert Cfcraeron, H. 3. Appl^gaie.

Smith Btiu, Job* Evans,

Preskient.

JOHN L. VATTIER, PresUli

oft!* W.

Vice President,

C. Moo**, Secretary. Havt bwn appointed Ag»nt in Terre-Haute for the abov« InttvratiCt Company, I hope by my prompt attention, to'merit a share of the public patronage.

O" Office ia the store of G. II. Reeve*, Union Row, Msin slrct, second door west of Fourth street.

O. W. Ci irrisaK*, Examining Phyiiciart. ^August 15, 1*&J. 46 GEO. REEVES, Agent.

EAGLE IHSXrSANCE COMPANY,

tV -*t3Z2S£^

or CINCINNATI, OHIO.

XLT-MmcLMS **£. ]WA.itmjooEcr.f *«»«. CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000. JjS°',

property ef all deter ipsloa* ngnhist LOSS OR

DA .MAG E BY FIRE, also against the Perils oi the Sea or I.'ibuJ Navigation. BOARD OR PI ECTOR*. g" Irms C• Copelea, Richard Conklln, & *«. W. Re«der, Samuel H. Taft,

Win Urn Wood, Henry Kesler, (Jcorga W. Towntey. Lf A AG C. COPELEN .'Prwklent. J*Kr.* D. STOCETOK, SECRETARY. The uniiersigTiftd having bean appointed Agent, I* prepftr-

f} to UKC ri«K* OB lite INO»t r»M«»I»TL« t«snn», AND ho»«« by pr»W('t n»««ntli»r», to merit share of the public favor*. fTO&lr- hi the ttom of O. II. Reeve*, Union Row, Main Html, tenia! 'toor wrtt of Fourth (street,

Aognot 1^, 1^1. 46 CEO. REEVES, Agent.

I MEDICAI*

I"'- "j. EVAFS, M. D.

1 F,HPKC'l'i"'ULIiY tendere hU profee»lonitl eervjefi* to JR.V {!itfcllutins^f'rerro»ilanteftndvfeiui!y. JJ*OFI'lC£ «u M-irket #lr«et, fir»t door ®outh of the 'I own Hall.

April 11 th,.

rj/flBTKER tfc BROTHER,

&01'V7S.1

1. A «. r*Ammioainn

THE

and Harness

MAWSJFACTUMER, NATIONAL HO \I.) STRKK'I',

Opposite Union Jimo,

QAROLK?!, Brl !le«, Harticss, Collars, Whips. &c. on hand or matin to order at short notice. "MVrio-Hiiat*, April 4, l?fll-27-ly

H. R. SMITH, D. D. S.

I' fJNii now permanently luctU'd In his now Office on .1 oiilo sJm't, 4th cioor ifil of the Public Square, wilt ft at n'l |iftic.s be in rcailniMW to wnlt ou his patrons lu ail pcrtalulng to hi* profession.

RiO v.r»4U glVv«n for operations unless by previous

T?frK*iluute, NovaJiibor 1.", 1850-7-ly

THOMAS \l IVKI-SON, A-rronMIY AT LAW, NOTAKY I'tliLIC, A SO

IMf) jti'i, for Kcntnrky St Ohio.

TKKKK INDIANA.

fi:*0,ijiu:

ON.

IN ['.UUIS^VROXN'S HLOCK—UPSTAIRS.

iti.'caftil"r 13, 1 21-if

MEDICAL NOTICE.

N IK.l.IiV, Al. II., thankful for the liberal pa* otiiig.* !e riC.dved from the citizens of Torrellautf and tutrroumlhig country, respectfully soSlcita a ron-

December 13, I860. 11 «_

JOHN C.

ROSS,

•JWr:™ Ea.U Cor art- of the

mm- *^35 Court Huse Square,

Tli«:»l»AI'TH, INDIANA,

IMFOUTKR

an Dealor in Fancy nnd Staple Dry Goods,

MrW4t' tine and itrstvy Boot* and Shoes, LmiU) Misses! and Uhiidrwit*' do., and also, Extern Soln leather.! "ithlita. lilasswafe uu Qt'euswi»re, 11 i»r lwuro, Cutlery, ».al Window Utaw, lMl*t Jtuiiutn Iron and Nni'f,

Kpun CoUoa, Candle-Wi.k and Bat ling, Ingrain »n.i Vcu* Vu ktt lloorth Rngsnud Malts, a general assort'* ueiit if tiro S. A No,"

FAMILY OlfvjKUIKS IN GENERAL. Ktrt'Mnhef'Sei, l^50-^-ly

's7.TlVNT,

Auction and Commission Merchant, LAST 01- THE Sijl' \RE.

TBKBE-Il VUTE, IND.

mv long experience in the bustnem, and selling exrio*hly consigned goods, I expect a share of the bust

IHtrnhnir SIIIM cvttry Saturday, I p. I»« N. U. '#h advsttcrti wn eoosipnment*. Juiit received and for sale at Eastern cost, a general as* srtrltwut of ilootsi Shtws, H»t# and Cap, at wholesale ot

i|K^t%ed a h-»'i of pni'itv «uterti u, rftcnt «uiU-r the ib^ve nant», ami the

pW' t'nt shall «0 te bc«t I can to tuak« it worthy of patron^ga It i* renvnal^nt l»rUnes*, Wlet naly twoitqaares north •f the Put So«Tire, oa .Market J-v

Tem-H .«tav. lr»Al»-f-tf J. S. FREEMAN.

^KS- *. WM. S. LI.VN

1XHKKIU.V Mi'l.KAX. ATTOHNKYS AND COt-NSi:LlAKS AT LAW,

WINO MweUit: theuwelres tt^ther in tb* pracucf,

Uw, will give prompt aad rt' to all ba»i»e*» eMrn'tc «.»i" i* tv ,.i Srht«trcnlU Otnct t. a- y, al»v. Mat. s. & ii ktas' Drtj 8t«ns I' »i*y, «nt«»Mst K«srth street.

Trrrr.il May »^l-34-ly

-v r\s|HOV\Bt.K

A A N A STORE,

Saath wv*t rsrwr ef rourth «dI NatKtcial R**d street*,

t«IGN OK Til!. BROWN HAT. nrr ^»•, r. th* li ..i: they 1l4\ir «st f,. .i S-'c "ftet-'ot -i» of Hats aUd C*pe, I '-i sivy «V |r*palW al IMO ieweH Clndln%»h tpt* mb\f STANL EY & IIARBERT.

MBLDRUM & CO, lx?f

and Fcrwanlifg McrtWils,

©rrtc* ii® lis n^*saiors.:,_ O^Secitc K*t»lrr«d Pfjiat, MAPISON.

/.YU.

SPRING OF 1851.

undersigned has received and to receiving the largest stock of Drufs, Medidnes, Paints, Oils and Dye-atnfli* ever brought lio Terro-Haute. Having made C«u»h purchases for l&ol, he is enabled to sell at as low rates as any olliei estabiishmeot on the Wabash. His stock condstsasasual of a general assortment of Mineral and Botanic Medicines, suited to the wants of the Country, and he hopes from Ills long experience au his nsual attention to business in trying to supply the wants of his customers ia his line, to merit a continuance of their patronage.

OILS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c, 5'1 Boxes Window Glass, 12 do Star Candles,

6 bbls. Linseed Oil, 6 Ii«inl 7 Turpentine, 5 Alcohol, 6 Spanish Whiting,

HHJ keg* Pure do 700 lb*. British Lustre, OW) HI tick Lead, 100 Litharge, 400 Veuethiu Red, 300 Yellow Ochre,

3(K) 700 200 150 200 t0 100 100

Hpnuish Brown, Ground Logwood, Extract Castile Soap, Pearl Starch, Chrome Yellow, do Green, Paris do

°f

I r-.!:I)i DAM,

CLAY COUNTY, IND

1 JOCKS, f-»r tiUilJlflg purposes, for sale at the Bel Air

Quarths. feb. 2B-^-ly

J. r. BURNETT,

t',,,

fliug clUCl commission Proprietor would respectfully inform his former Patrons and the Travelling Public g.Mtornllv, that his House is newly and neatly FurnukeJ anil iu good order. Ho is now well prepared to accommodate his Friends and Patrons in

Public Sqinro, on Market Street, the

HIS HKST STYLE. IF: ask# a continuation of former favours. Lureo and well arrange Stables Wlonging to the House. fOT Alio, A genteel Ijivory J^tnhlishment attached for

the accommodation of guests.

Tcrr«-lfaute, May 2, lS51-31-ly

STOVES, TIN-WARE, etc.

SIIOI' on Nulionnl itond St.. opposite Post Ofitcc.

NOAH B£YM£E & CO.,

WOULD

respectfully announce to the public that they have on ui a good assortment of the latest utid inmt approved patterns of COOKING and OTHER STOVhS, among which may be found the

ETN A, (with charcoal arrangement in hearth,) BEST PKF.MIHM, (a tip top stove,) Ql.'EKN OF THK WEST, PHOENIX PREMIUM, and mnnv other patterns,

Also, a f»U assortment of

TIN-W\UK, HOLLOW-WARE, Pnrlleulrir nttentlon given to House Spouting, a'»d Job Work, of every description.

Terre-Hnnte, June 20, 1^51-3P-tf

CABINET WORK.

INFORMS

tho public generally that he Is prepared to fill

all orders in his Hue, with t:i»te and despatch. His waro-room Is on 4th slreet,ea»tof the Market House, whero those desiring Furniture of any description, are invited to call. HU styles nre of the newest order—his materials of the finest kind—his workmen superior and his prices adapted to tho times.

COFFINS

kept on hand—and ull orders punctually and fulthfully executed, lie »Vk» for a sharo of the public putronnge. P. S. lltarss found, free of charge, ou all otccuslons when called for.

Terre-Hunte, June 27, 1851-39-tf

HARDWARE

SPRING ARRIVAL!

WEtrgc

Only 30 dayt from New York City via Nrw Orleans, per Ship Vancouver to New Orleans,

nre now rnahln.l to announce the receipt of a portion of our Shelf Hardware, Saddlery

nn.l Carriage Trimming*, making oar assortment more completo than it ever

was

WT1AVY ftOODS.

Englisli Hoop L. do., German do., American and Swedes Blister do., Swodes aud 3abt« Bar Irou, Russia Nail Rods, Axle bruits,

Just received and selling at greatly reduced prices. April II, l?51-28-tf S. II. POTTER & CO.

Late Publications.

RVINO'S ALIIAMBRA, new edition. Tt»« Angel World, by Philip James B.iHef. 5 The Heirs of Derwentwater, by E. Blnuchard. Continuation of Dickons' Pickwick Papers, by G. W.

M- lieynol.Js.

Oct. 11-2-ly

WniTt. MAL%

Adventures of Pawl Te^iwinkle, The Countess of Rudolstadt, sequel to C#ns#tl#»'Tt»e Female Spy, by Emerson Beam-tt. The Convict, I-T Ned- BuntHne. At W. H. BUCKINOTIAM'S

August 29, l?5l-4?-tf BOOKSTORE.

New Novels.

EWIS ARL'NDELr, or The Uaii-Road of Life ewi-

itil.a Montgomery, or The Prophecy Fulfilled, a sequel «r Wiarvlwon. nolis.

to WoeoiMtiS by M\«r RHia^won. Kenaetli, a Ramanco «f the Uighl MS.JS, hy Reynolis At W. U. BUCKINGHAM". oet S. 1851.

S E N E W S I N

'pilE n-(n^aed wishes to inform the clthfmsf T?rr»* ttaM* and the sanhwsadlag eouatry that they have phUUiM thr anwlvee ia this p}«re whera they expect to fce? haadsall kiada of FURNITURE, awefcw

A I S

So&s, ItOcnges.Bureatts, Bsdbst^ds, Tables, Stands, and many other |o« aaoawhaai to »H of wfcKh «r« wwrast to be ix a a a it a a

,w.14,,owiT. s- OM Psr«it«tv ntfcatf. Imsbdtalt*

Q^4k a 4 I a a S a a .am r.lli ,•!! .n.i ah" TtlNs toait liwtfl it IMbwt* A*0 T» .V«, I tXJKIlNS JiADtJ

Rl» Cotf —twt (srrea an! Btadk Teas, tm*\ Jo.-»KPH OKROL*\

ORDER.

J^UN ROSS. Member i«, im» $1 FERDINAND COOK. I Ocieber 17, lti»l^l3«

xaHLim^Ka: 9 m*

WHOLES AUE3 DRUGSTORE,

Directly North of ihe Court House, and n^ door East of M. W. Sedam't. iSl^l

S do Rosin Siip, 3 bbli. Copal Varnish, 25 gals. Coach do 36 Black do

Jupttn do

45 Neat's ft. Oil, 69 Castor Oil, 30 Pure Olive Oil, 15011M*. Nitric Acid, 400 Sulphuric do 4 bbls Plaster Paris,

FLh Oil,

3 Whfte Chalk,

Pare Wines «ud Brnndy, Bourbon and Rye Whisker* fcc., for salo at Cuningharo's Wholesale Drug Store.

M«y 3, 1851-27-tf J. R. CUNINGHAM

BROWN'S

TERRE-HATTTE,

HAVING

!(,°r"er

300 lbs. Bar Lead, 400 Copperas, 40 Am. ^frmillion, 3C gals Spf.'rm Oil, 100 ltm. Indigo, 300 Alum,120 Blue Stone,

HOTEL, INDIANA.

P. B. BROWN, (Late of COVINGTON, 1ND.,)

lw»«.i for a inrin of years, the new and commodious Brick Building situated near the south-east

Dra«

P. B. BROWN.

AND SADDLERY.

and they will

before, und far surpassing In

extent and quality any other to be found at any establishment in Ttrre-itxule, or the Walms'.i Valley. Our prices, either for cash or approved credit, will be quite ns low as the nimble olnepence,—and no 25 }cr cent, added to tho credit hutfer. Our customers and all customers In want of any kind of HAROWARK wilt find what tee say true, if they will give ns a call.

April II, l^i-^-tf S. II. POTTER &. CO.

NOTICE

HEREBY* GIVEN, that the office of the Auditor at Vigo ceanty, Indiana, is kept la the North-East zoom of the 2d story ia the Courthouse at Terre-Haate, where I may be fouad at all reasonable boon of the day, to attend to official boMneos.

I will also be prepared, to attend to such other busineas, as may be entrusted to me. Persons in particular, who wish deeds and moHgaues, leases, bonds, bills, contracts aad other instruments oi writing drawn op or wfc* want to make affidavits, take depositions of witnesses, and hare their books posted or who want to effect insurance upon their lives or the Uvea of others, for the benefit or their families, themselves or their creditors or who desire to insure their dwellings, stores, furniture, barns, shops aad implements against fire are invited to cull. uil'e Insurance may be effected with the United States Life Insurance company at New York, and insurance against fire with the Indiana Mutnal Fire Insurance company, of both which companies I am the Agent for this place and vicinity.

To those also, who live at a distance and wra property in this county, and are in want of an Agent, to collect their rents, pay their taxes, or make sale of the property, the undersign«d offers his services, and would refer in regard to his faithfulness and capacity to Messrs. J. D. Early, J. 8c S. Crawford, William D. Grlswold, John P. Usher, and all the butiuess men of this place. He pledges himself, that he wiil do business,, confided to his hands, with accaracy. precision an 1 despatch. %i

Terre-Haute, April 18, l€51-29-ly A. LANGE.

The Widow, the Orphan and Old Age MADE INDEPENDENT AND COMFORTABLE.

TUT UNITED STATES

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

IN THK CITV OF NEW YORK.

CAPITAL $100,000.

Terrc»lla«te Agency, Coart-Iloose, Up Stairs. 'MHIS Company unites a Caah Capital and Proprietstry Responsibility, in addition to the principle of mutual iusnrance, thus establishing the first and most essential requisite in Life insurance—ultimate security.

It insures lives for one or more yeurs, or for the whole life. Persons can effect insurance on tlieir own lives wives on the lives of their husbands, free from th« claims of creditors, and creditors on the lives of their debtors. :r

When so desired, the sum insured will be paid at the end of any number of years, thereby securing the benefits of a Savings Bank and Life Insurance Combined.

Persons insuring on the mutual system, in this company, participate in the profits of ull the business transacted by the Institution,

WITHOUT ixct'KRI.vc AXT PERSONAL LIABILITY WHATEVER. Premiums are payable quarterly, semi-annually ©^annually Every information, and printed pamphlets, containing information, will be cheeriully furnished by

April 18,16'51-29-ly ALBERT LANGE,Ayen

WOODw& DONNELLY,

receive

W1!

April IS, IS51-29 tf

ANew Supply of JOHN 11. SCCUF.AUY^S

Just and for sale by aug- g3 4B-U W I1. HICKINGIUM.

LOOK OUT!!1

FOR THE TKRRK-HAITE CABINET SHOP!!

v'^

BOOKSTORE.

JUISCEL LMEOU8. MISCE LLMEOVS.

I S S

AND DEALERS IN

s, Medicines, Faints, Oils, lya-StuSEs, Window-Glass, &c.f

KEEP constantly on haud a largo and well H! selected assortment of Otnuine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Spices, Perfumery, $c., $-c.

PURE WINES AND BRANDIES. They are enabled to supply dealers with Moffat's Pills and Bitters—Jayne's Medicines--Mc Lane's Vermifuge and Pills—Brant's Expectorant and Balsnm—Wright's Pills—Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry—Townseml'sSarsjiparilla.und many others, at tho Proprietors'

prices. Druggists, Physicians, Country Merchants, and Manufacturers, Supplied on the most LIBERAL TERMS.

All orders will meet with prompt attention and all articles warranted to be of the best quality also, great care taken in packing. feb21-21-ly

&CRIBNER

& DEVOL,

(SUCCESSORS TO B. I Comer of Main find

-?f§

SCRLBNF.N,) State Streets^!

NEW ALBANY, INDIANA, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

European, East India, and Mediterranean DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

French, English, nnd American Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, PERFUMERY, AND TOILET ARTICLES

Also nti extensive and complete assortment of Paints, Oils, Varuishes, Artists' Materials, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass and Druggists' Furniture

Choice Wines and Brandies Culm Sixes, s^Imported Cigars and Chewing Tobacco Garueu und Field Seeds,

TOGETHER

ilii §i§8

with a constant supply of Haskel, Mer

rick, and Bull's Select Powders Tilden's Inspissated Extracts, Alexanuro's Patent Leeches, Preston's Culinary Extracts, und every thing comprising the stock of Druggist or Physician. All of which uro offered to the people of Indiana tin I others visiting this murket upon as favorable terms and of us pure a quality as can bo purchased iu any "T"* city In the west. Let dealers give this establishuieut a call, LJ k® ceive more convincing proof of whut has'JL%».11,1

with nil comnetition

Purchasers will consult their Interest by attending to tills advertisement. may 2, 1^51-31-ly

Terre-Haute Marble Depot.

rpiIE undersigned has bought the entire stock of Marble J. and Shop Fixtures belonging to the late firm of

Barton. Hawley & Co.,

and In addition to their large stock, he has just received a fine lot of Rutland and Italian Marble, and is now prepared at the "Old Mjrbte Yard," on Fourth street, (South of the Post-Office,) to execute with neatness all orders in his line

Head Stones, Monnmcnto, Spires, kc., on as rea-

John H. Smith's Renovating Ointment AND HOUSE RENOVATIN*i POWDEItS.

rpMIE author of oor existence has canned to grow np spontaneously, throughout the world, soch vegetable prop-rties as will at once care, when properly applied, h*l curable siseasea. The proprietor of UMMO truly valuable Meciciaes might fill a volume with Certificates and Testimonials in favor ef his articles bat, considering inch puff"! wholly anelesa, since they are so readily maaafietared, aad made use of to rach an extent to pUmoff same useless traih ttpefi! die pnblic, I shali, therefore, state at once, the various diseases that can be speedily cored by these I uvaluable Horse Renovating Powders, vix: Glanders, Hideboond, and Horse Distemper. It also carries off all gross humors, and purifies the blood. Il Is also a safe and certain cure for the Heave* it will also cleanse, at once, the stomach and maw from hots worms, &«., and again restore the stomach and bowels to healthy action. I Smith's Reaoralitsg Oiatweit

Is an laealwaUe remedy far hones, la the care ef the following diseases: Fresh Wounds, Galls of ail kinds, ffpul ii*" IIt II I^ in, Ringbones, Poll Evil, Wind Gaiter &mv1|««, Sweeny, Ffctala, Sprains, Ltawoesa, Facndcsed Feet, ICradn*, a«d Scntches.

The aba re arttdtas are te he had la tnewt of th* cities aad Vtilagfw thtenghimt the UaU«i Slate#, and tbeCafrndaa.

For arte, whdfemJe and r*ail,at Joha H. Smttik's D^at, lie. IS Fnitoa Mnrt, (id fttar,} Hew Y«rk. PHets feat* per hot er the Ointment St^ ecata for the Her*** Reverstlng P«w4er».

Ferule by J. R. CUlf IKCHAM, Ja!y iI,i?»I-4!-ly Sdhe Afsft for Tanwllante, 1*1.

the

Permanent arrangement* hav, boeu made iu both New York ""^Uke the whole husiness of Funerals, if desired, or any and Boston, by which goo can con.tanUy be recelved at P^t the lowest rates and the shortest notice, so that the stock can always bo complete.

E[earse,

BARTON.

SAMUEL DOYLE'S

Terre-Haute, Toledo, and Cincinnati

afiSIIIlii

ftri in frgi w11

S. Mail Packet Line,

comnence running on the 20th ef April.

For passage apply at the Stewart House

R- R. STEWART, Agent.

rnxwum^m A FEW Cases of Ly*x and I fienrt*'MMbi i*s» leceivadpe# [WafMl, at SjpiMixf Wheel LCeraer. tmiles wQl ^eca* cdl ieirsartise

W.BSIRTOSf.

Tax Oollectoz's Notice.

Tcounty,notifies

IE undersigned, Collector aad Treasurer of Clay Indiana, 1a conformity with the lawa ef aaid state, hereby the taxable inhabitants of aaid county, that he will attend at the usual places of holding elections la each Township, In said county, the days following, to-wit: Number 1. Cass, Monday, the 10th November, 1851. 3. Jackaen, Taeeday, the 11th

a 4. 5. a 7. a 9.

10.

Aad from the

HAVING

Van Buren, Wednesday, 12th Dick Johnson, Thursday, 13th "Wi i" Poesy, Friday, 14th Perrr, Saturday, 15th Carithers, Monday, 17th J« Lewis, Tuesday, iSth Harrison, Wednesday, 19th Washington, Thursday, 20th 20th of Noveatber until the first day of

January, 1851, at the office of the Treasurer and Collector in Bowling-Green. The Tax levied for the year 1851, Is as follows, to-wit:

For State purposes, on each $100,... .30V£ cents. For county pnrpo*es, on each 20 cents. For Road purposes, on each 1^ cents. For school purposes, on each 10 cents. PoE Tax for State purposes, 50 cents. Poll Tax for County purposes, 20 cants. Harrison township, 2 cts. per acre for Road purposes. The undersigned is desirous to make punctual payments to the State and County, and in order to do so will lie compelled to make punctual collections from the tax-payers who are hereby solicited tl attend at the above named places or at his Office in Bowling-Green, and pay their Taxes without cost. All persons failing to pay on or before the first day of January will, according to law, be liable to an addition of six per ceut., and additional cost that may accrue in cousequence of snob delinquency, and at) unpaid by the second Mouday in February next, will have a further addition of ten per cent, added.

O N I A

Treasurer and Collector of Clay county

October 3, l85l-l-6w

Tower Mills.

hronght these beautiful Steam Flooring works into full operation, we are now ready to exchange Flour, Meal, Shorts, Bran, See., for Wheat and Corn, or for Cash, with alt who inuy give us their custom.

MILLER Si. SOULE,

"Corner of Chestnut and Water its.

Terre-J/aute, Feb. 28,1851-22-tf

LOOK HERE EVEBYBODY INTERESTED!

THE undersigned sUII remains under the sign of the. Canal and Railroad Provisio

Store, where he considers himself permanently located, and where he still desires all of the public patronage. He calls attention to few of the leading articles, which compose but a small portion of his stock, from a common to an uncommon Tobacco, Cigars do., Feathers, Brooms and Oats in abundance—fresh Pork, Potatoes and Turnips,—a splendid assortment of fresh Corn Meal and Ginger Cakes— fresh Beef of all k.'nds, Rabbits, Squirrels, and all other kinds of poultry, from a Quail down to Deer meat, when I can get it. All kinds of Yankee Notions from Jadies motto, wafers to a gentleman's pint flask, and a great many other vegetables too tedious to mention, such as all kinds of Nuts, and especially a general assortment of fancy and common Caudles, all of wnich I will sell al retail or wholesale on reasonable terms, in short, every thing of a nourishing kind strong drinks excepted.

No charges for showing stock—please call. He tenders his thanks for former patronage and begs a more liberal patronage for the future.

IIMTI CI

SPECTFU LLY informs the citizens of Tcrro-IIaute

more convincing proof of what has JL* and vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to

just been said. The eastern markets have been well examin- business, with a view to relievei lhe friends of od, and the whole stock purchased with cash from first! deceased persons from the indispensable dtil.es attending hands, with a view to compete with all competition

doath of a friend, aud would state that he Is prepared to

A HEARSE will, in all cases, be furnished free of charge to such as procure coffins at his establishment. COFFINS kept on hand of all sizes.

To persons in the country I would say, that I will furnish coffins cheaper than they havo been furnished by any

erson iu the county, and will attend tho Funeral with my free of charge, any distance not over teu miles. •..SHOP on Cherry street,between Market and Second

Terre-Haute, April 5,1850. 27—-tf

HAS

MERCHANT TAILOR.

DAVID HARTSOGK

removed liis Tailor Sfeop from Market street to National Road street, one door west of the Po»t Office, where he has opened in his new Fancy Front Store Hoom,

A MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,

and is prepared to furnish the best and most fashionable materials, and make them np in a style Inferior to none in the west.

The richest Vesting*, unsurpassed in style, are on hand— Silk, Satin, Velvet, and mixed, of all colors and every variety of design. Abo a general assortment of Neck'kerchiefs, of the most tasty descriptions. Gloves, of every kind, and Suspenders with the latest improvements, combining ease with durability.

He will make CLOTHES in the most approved style, when the cloths are famished by the customer, and also give strict attention to cutting all kinds of garments—all of •^'4 which shall be done with taste and despatch.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 3,1849. DAV ID HARTSOCK.

Powder Depot.

Opposition to Pedlars!

HAZARD

FFF G., Kentucky Rifle at $5,00 per single

kee, and in less quantities,

keg, and in less quantities, Half kegs, siugte, Quarter kegs, Blasting aad Mining Powder,

E1FLE8 AND PISTOLS.

Superior ready mado Rifles for sale aad warranted. Superior 4 or 5 Revolvers at reduced price*. A very laxra aad superior assortment of Gnn Barrels, Trimmings, Eq

May 9, l85l-32tf

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

01 KINDS aad sizes of PLOWS 32 different kinds of

STOVES 4 sixes STEAM ENGINES 2

Horse Powers ami Threshing Mrnddma I sfce Walr's Vegetable Grinder or Corn Crother Tcnnura LATSSS for Wood or Iron Well and Cistern PUMPS. All kinds of MSI aad Machinery Coatings Brass and Composition Castings Plow Castings aad Plow Points ef awry kind. AO

Jfffipf iptfflttf TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK, Hollow Ware, Lard aad Sugar Kettles, Aadiroas, Sadir«»* and Wagon Boxes. Also, all loads *f FINISHING tidier ia Cast Iron, Wronght Iron ot Brass snd PATTERN MAKING, of every deacriptfen, at theaheweetabiiehwat corner *f First and Streets.

There an an better mmkmem ia this coantry, aar hettsr ttsci asad, than wSI be fooad at theae wito. Having heret^e recelred a IH*ral share of patmwge, I shall, in fa tare, aim to merit Its oantiaaaaeie.

EMBRACES

W. C. CARY.

N. B. CASH paid for nearly all kinds of Country Produce. Nov. 15, 1850-7-ly

I HIE undersigned, having removed to their now and I commot'ious building, arranged expressly for a waroroom and workshop, immediately opposite their old stand, on Fourth, between Wabash Slieet aud the Canal Office, where we will manufacture all kinds of

CABINET WARE,

such as Bureaus, Sideboards, Secretaries, Wardrobes, Book-cases, Enclosed Washstands, Stands, Centre, Sofa, Halt, Loo. Pier, Dressing and Card Tables

French and Plain Sofas, Tele-a tetes and Vis-a-vis, Divans, Sociables, Ottomans and Lounyes Nursing, Sewing, Rocking, French, half French, and

Fancy Cane Seat Chairs, Spring Seat Chairs, all of which will bo mado of Mahogany, Walnut or Rose wood in the best and most fashionable style. Also,

W0111«l9

such as Breakfast and Dining Tables, Common Bedstead, &c., &c., will always be kept on haud. ALL ORDKRS PROMPTLY FILLED.

With close attention to business and promptness, and our-REDUCED PRICES, we solicit and hope to merit a share of the public patronage. Those wishing Furniture of any kind will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

Jobbing doue and Old Furniture repaired aud varnished neatly. F. C. CONE, W.C. WEATHERWAX.

Terre-Haute, February 28, 1851-22-tf

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

Iff! (SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER and COFFIN MAKER,

Terre-Haute, Oct, 17, 1851. 3-tf

HAVING

fixed

latest and most

RESPECTFULLY

full assortment of nil kinds of

Asking nur friends nnd

Meiw'

$3,75 1,50 3,50

lalpments, otc., &«. 8. H. POTTER & CO.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Hante, May S, l8Sl-38-tf IRON, JtAILS, WINDOW GLASS fc SASH.

LARGS stock ef theee Gewds la store od fw sal* at low rates. JOHN C- ROSS. Oct. IT-tf Baste* Stars.

Mens* Hots and Caps.

TOST opened, Mens' FasMenaM* Far aad Silk Hats. #f Als*, a great variety of Mens' and Boys* Caps, vtx: Cleth, Fa taai Ptafe. Far mit cheap by

94,1851

and

Boys'

Also,

French

W0R

Terre-Haute, April 2B, IBS!.

iment from Duree, Fonlth &. Co., mannfac

tarers, Rocliester, New York,

Platform Scales,

weighing from six hundred pounds to six tons, warranted to be equal to any in the United States. Also, Letter Pres«es, Store-IIon«e Tracks, Counter

Scales, Sagnr Mills, *«.,

For sale low, by H. B. SMITH. N. B: Hay-Scales furnished at short notice. Terre-Hante, Jnly25,1851-43-tf

New Carriage Manufactory.

1 HAVE commenced the arrisge Msnafactnriag boslaess ia the shop lately aecapled by C. W. Bi^iop, oa 4th street. All branches

of the business wiil be prempUy attended to, and any work from my shop shall aot be sarpassed on the "bash, tor. beaaty of style, atogsace of finish or complete workmanship aad durability.

A variety of Carriages, Baggie^ Bnroaches and Wagons,'always oa hiusd and for sale ST REPAIRING of all kinds done on the shortest notice.

Also, Paiatiag aad Varaishia* dene with watneaa. Terrs-Haate, Nov. S-fc-lf JNO. WM. DOUGLASS.

JUST

joaK c. BOSS

Start

SHERIDAN P. READ,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

F*rri**t0*

Ts^np.11 a ynry,

received aad opening

ECONOMY IS THE OAD TO WEALTH."

Obc of the CIIEAPIGSX and most complete assortments of limds ever offered ift the Wabash Market* H. BOS WORTH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats. Caps, Bonnets*,

Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, Hardware, CutJisry, Groceries, Glass, &c., &c.

the present opportunity of informing his oJd i'riends and the public generally, that he has again returned to the "OLD CORNER,'' where, lu his elegant and capacious store-room, he is prepared to offer one of the largest and best selected stocks of Dry Ooodn ever brought to this or any other Western market, and at prices which wilt absolutely astouish buyers. He enumerates a smalt portion of his present stock, which the public are as~ sured is complete in every respet.

OSPCSDec* 52a3^dQ.&a»,23®

Plain and fancy De Laines, Cashmere and Thibet Cloths, rich Mourning Cloths, silk warp Lnslres, black Italian Silks,plain Brocade and fancy Silks, plain and fancy Turk Satlus, plain black Turk Satins, plain and figured Poplins, blue, pink, orange, (all wool) De Laluoa- Also, a most excellent assortment of Jaconet, Bohinet, and Swlws Edgings and Insertings, liuen, silk and cotton Luces, Merino and Cashmere Hose, Misses and children's mixed and colored Hose, &C., &C.

We havo a fino selection of desirable Goods: Fine French Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattiuels, Tweeds, Jeans, brown, mixed, blue and drab Pilot Cloths, Boaver Coaling, brown, green, black und olive Broadoloths, Lluseys, &o fee., &c.. STAPLE ARTICLES.—Bleachedsnd brown munlius, cotton diaper cloth, crush and linen dlupor, bleached and brown cotton flannels, linen napkins, &c., &c* PRINTS in abundance of every price, sivle and quality plain and figured oil prints. A great variety of blue und orange prints, together with a large lot of black and second mourning prints.

SHOES, BUSKINS AND SLIPPERS.—-Ladies', Gemlcmens', Misses aud Childrens* boots, shoes, und slippers lu great varity. BONNETS, of the latest style and most npprove fashion.

ALSO.—A large and well selected lot of Inlest style of Fall and Winter SHAWLS. And last but nol'least, the greatest and best selected assortment of NOTIONS in the Slate, vi*: Combs, brushes, knives, aud forks, pocket-knives, shnviug tools, and In short every thing in the way of NOTIONS to which he would call, the especial attention of country merchants and peilars, as, he is prttpared to dispose of them upon as favorable terms as can be obtaiued iu Hoosierdoin- There is uo use talking—these goods lire bound to be sold.

CINCINNATI IB RECTIFIED WHISKY at i.niowiei & III I.MA.VS

Cincinnati Wholesale €*roecry Store,

UNION ROW, THIRD DOOR FROM Till-: WKST CORNER.

.WtJt'i' TEltLtE-11AVT1C, INDIANA.

EETAIL

our rectifying concern In our new store room, In the best possible way, and rcgulutod after tiie, perfect Cincinnati Stifle, wo arc now prepared ami bound to muko the best LIQTlOK over sold In jqual, if not superior, to real Cincinnati Whiskey. We, therefore, respectfully invito all those who

this place—at least equal, if not superior, deal iu the article, and are desirous of getting a pure, well flavored nnd proof Liquor, to ploase call on us and satisfy themselves of ilia truth of our assertion.

We have also always on hand a full assortment of Domestic and Foreign I NUN AND I.lQl'OHS, consisting in part of Port, Madeira and Sweet Mulngu Wine Domestic IV'iich and genuine French llrmulies, nntl llolluiul Rye, Bourbon, Irish and Monongahela Whisky, &c., &c. all of which we warrant of tlu very sell at Cincinnati prices, by the barrel, keg or gallon.

Cincinnati Wholesale Grocery Store.

Union Row, Third Door from the West Corner,

ypnHmTT^-a^rg -f.AV^, fvv r-y tnJ

LUDOWICI & IIULMAN,

announce to the Public, that they have now received their Nf'JMNG STOCK, consisting of a fu

Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Nails, Leather, &c.t See.

the public

in gonora]

cxaiuino ur

suit all who will ijive us a call, both as ri «itr(.l8 quality and price. Terrft-llauto. March 28. 1851-26-lf Jit. DOW1CI A: IILIMAN.

CASH BARGAINS AT TIIU

E are now in receipt of our SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, embracing full supply of rill kinds of STAPLE GOODS for the JOUHIVG TRADE, ««d also a complete assortment of both Staple and Fancy Goods for Retail. Among our dress goods will be found

Striped and Changeable Silks, Black Italian and Turc Satin do., Poplins, Silk Tissues, Bareges, Lawns, Figur and Striped Swiss Muslins, Jackonetts, See.

S I A IS A I A E S IS E E O I N IS A N IN S E N S A fine assortment ot dress TIIIM-HINGS. nw style,—best quality of KlI) GLOVES, BON N ETSi and BON-s NET RIBBONS, a great variety of FANrf, PARASOLS, &«., .»m« v.-ry rich. Also, Uoutlemetis Silk, Union Pearl, White Beaver, Soft Brush Mexicsu, and Leghorn HATS, BOYS' CAPS, Jtc.

Calf, Goat, Enamelled,

f- wCi ilit ilU ilt S)

6-4, 8-4, 12-4 and 16-4

S A E S

conslgnn

E. II. BOSWORTII.

and will

best quality, and May 10, 1851 33-ly

SJ'OCK. wo leel confidi'iil that we can

Patent Ix-athcr,

Ladies Fino Shoes, (Waiters, CJiiildrcns Shoos, Slc.

TaHo Covers, Worsted do.. Piano Covers, Ac. CurUin Drapery somo new style CURTAINSj Cotton P'ringes, beautiful painted Winnow SHAOKS, WINDOW CORNICKS, COSTAIS BAIDS, SEE. Also, Some 35 or 40 Pieces of three ply, fine and superfine Ingrain snd Venetian

as Tf) TO Tf)5

Tufted RUGGS. MATTfi, See. Also, a large assortment of PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERING, VlUE ROARDS, fcc. A In sliort, onr slock embraces almost every thing in th* Dry Goo^s line in grctji variety, and In many descriptions of Goods It is oi^nrpajwwl in the Wabash Valley. Our Carpet ami Hons* Furnishing deportment is nrobably equa to anr In the Western Country. Our goods have all been selected with great care and bought on the best terms, and a* we sell principally for CASH or RBADV pay, oar prices will present the strongest inducements to purchasers.

BEAST—Poll

Jaa* 6,185l-3fi-ly w~mi*rn wwnt,r

Boots and Shoes*

stock ef gentleaaea's Boots and Sbo« Heavy Beote-warranted good.

t*dte Kid, Maroee* aad Leather Boeiies aad Sheeejt Misses and CbiMreas do., fa {mat ForMleat tbs iow«* ptk**. JOHN ROS^,

Octobar24, IfeSl. Be»»»Slet*.

•*l*ctod

vlw

BOOTS and SHOES,

DRUGGET,

4.4, 5-4, 6-4 and 8-4 Floor Oil Cloth and Matting,

L. RYCE.

The Great American Remedy! .» jPOWEU.'S-LINIMENT *08 MAN AKS

A W

.1 XCELS and is rapidly superceding alt oUter prepara* 'j tions in the curs of the following diseaaes: Foa

MAN—Obstinate

Ulcers, Scrofula, Old Sores, Cats,

Frr*b Wounds, Cutaneous Eruptions, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Chords. Pains in the Side aad Back, Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts, Tetter, Scald Head, Cracked Hands, Salt Rheum, snd in sbort, ALL DISEASES OF THE SKIN, with all indotent^ Ulcers and Sores of whatever character. I Foa

Evil, Callous, Spavins, Sltfast, Stralnsf

Fresh Wounds, Lameness and Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Galls of all kinds, all Affections ot the Eye, Sprains, Braises, Cracked Heels, Ring Beae„ Sweeny. Pistols, Wind Galls, Rheumatism, aad in fact, ALL DISEASES OF STOCK, wherein an external application of medicine Is required,

CT Powell's Liniment is sold by HAWKINS St 8WAIM, Duggisbi, Terra-Heat* g| And by Resbea Harrison, Palestine, III. John Dickson, Robeson, III. Wood & Draper, aitd John A. Merrick, Hot-

B* Ricb*r'h0a' Yo,k'

ULi

jre)t,g may also be obtained of the proprietor

Vjp Stair* at bis depot la Lwrreneeviile. Lawrence county", liliaols,

IMDIASJL and of merchants and druggists generally threaghoat tho

September 19,1%1-SO-ly S:

MAGISTRATE'S BLANKS! •j

W* have just printed, aad will keep for sale, an assortmeot of Justices Blanks, printed oa good paper, caasiatlng of

Blank Deeds, gammons,

1 8abpoenas» Execntioiis,

Bn%

I. A. POWELL, Sol* Proprietor.