Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 February 1852 — Page 3

fttgss for 1W1.

Dion

GEK. HODSTOJI,

THOS. JRPFRRSON, E*q MonticcHo, Va,

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The people ef (hit country have never re-elected a whig President. They have never elected two whig adminis'.ra lions in ^accession,

They have now put into power democratic governor* In twenty-six Stele* out of thirty-one, leavioj whig governor* to five State. They have eleclet democratic legislature* in twenty-three States, leaving whig legislatures in eight States.

They have a large democratic majority in both houses of Congress, prepared to maintain substan tisfly as it now is the existing democratic legislative policy of the country.

It is stated that, under the apportionment of electoral voles among the States by the hew census the democratic candidate receiving the vote* of the States canied by the democracy in 1848 would be elected. Since that time the democrats have fully carried New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey Rhode Island, and Delaware in the gubernatorial election, Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky Massachusetts, and Connecticut and In the cou gressional election, Tennessee——all o: which States voted for Gen. Taylor. Meantime the whigs have carried, even in the gubernatorial election, no single State in the I

which gave a democratic major

ity in 1848, except Wisconsin, which is now regard ed as surely democratic in 1852. An offset to this loss is also given by the admission of California, which ts al3o democratic.

That the democratic party, therefore, will triumph in the coming presidential canvass appears to be just as certain as that it will continue to exist as a national organization. If those who prefer the democratic policy, and mean to vote the democratic ticket, shall see fit to meet, by their delegates, at Baltimore simply as democrats, without regard to any other party distinctions, or party organizations or psrty names whatever, the success of the democracy would seem to be sure. The only hope of the whigs is in the action of those democrat* who may be led to take part in an attempt to supersede the democratic organization by some other of a aectional character, or else to interpolate into the democratic creed some new issue, fo divide and conquer is the polioy of the whigs—-to unite and be proof against assault is the duty of the demo crats. Thus, in Louisiana, General Downs has been beaten because the democrats ware divided and thus it will be in every other quarter ol the Union where similar divisions are oermitted to tell at the ballot-box. So true is this, that it is almost a damnation of whiggery to say that it is whatever divides democracy.— Wash. Union.

DRAH SIB: This will be handed you by Gen. Sam Houston, a representative to Congross from this Slate, and a particular friend of mine, to whom 1 bcjj leave to introduoe you. I have know Gen eral Houston many years, and, entertaining for him the highest feeling* of regard and oonftdonce, recommend him to you wiih great safely, lie has attained his presont standing without the extrinsic advantages of fortune and education, and has sustained in his various promotions from a common soldier to the major-general, the character of a high minded and honorable man and as suoh I present himio you, and nhall regard the civilities ol which you may tender hi-n as a great favor.

With a sincere wish that good health and happy days are still yours, 1 remain your friend and obedient servant, ANDREW JACKSON

Arrrtrnl of the Kingarn. NBW VORK, Feb.

The Niagara, from Liverpool, with dales to the 17th, has arrived. Flour—Demand good prioea stifler Western oanal 18s a 21 6d Ohio I a 82s. Corn—Demand good and prices have advanced 1s 6d per qr mixed S9s 6dfa)a4'*a white 32*. Provisions—Demahd good and prices are better.

FRANC*,—»Tho new conatitution has been pro mulgfcted, Napoleon is to be styled Prince Presi dent, who is to dispense justice in his name. The President possesses all pardoning power, originates all laws commands all the forces of the nation, and has power to declare war and make treaties, and to appoint all Senators. All ofBotals are to swear obedieaoe to the constilution and the President.-— In the case of tbe death of the President the Senale is to convoke the nation for a new election. it is reported with confidence that Napoleon is about to be married to the Princess of S weed en.

Twelve millions of acres of publio lands will be brought into market during the present year. LJ

JMAKJUSD,

Oa th* 4th last., by Rev. Mr. Jntiaa, Mr. ABRAHAM JACKSON, ef Vigo, to Mrs. HESTER HOLLAND, of tVolltvan county. lad.

DIED,

Oa the 7th last., of Scarlet Fever, ALICE, tafeat da»fh* fsr of CMAM«• AND

Mar CKOVKSNAX.

IT Da. S. D. Hows'* SHAKM SAMAFAMUU for female eeiaptatat* and all disease* that arts* from impure Blood, Is the beet preparation now before the pnhlta* His Oeugh Candy, alee, I* one of th* beat, cheapest and meet pteasaat remedy's (er a cough we ever saw* See advertisement.

NB.

TEXAS.—Our reader* will

find below an interesting note from General Jackson, to Mr. Jefferson, written in 1823. Its object was to introduce General Houston (who hadjuit been elscted to Congress from Tennessee,) to the Saga of Montioello. It wa« a letter of introduction, and still it was more than that. It briefly tells of the great confidence reposed in Gen. Houston by that man of keen discernment—that hero and statesman whose wisdom and honest purpose are now universslly acknowledged Audrow Jackson was no flatterer—no hipocrite. When he said that Sam Houston had risen by his own merits, and that he was a high minded and honorable man, he meant all he said, and had good reasons for saying it.—Hartford Ttmet. 1II:RMITAOK, Oct. 24, 1823.

O SSTTT F~FEST I VTL

At Cerinthift* Hall, PrMaf ETSSISC, Feb* *Oth» LLF HONOR OF THR TTP» There vM he masks, senUments, speech** and a supper th* tappar will h* nerved at b*lfpest eight preetssJy, after which those who ehoose to do ea, will uaiie in the plsaaaat aad hsalthfsil cntthe of 4aa«tag. It is Intended la hairs the sapper the reeaft of valaatary eeatHhatloas ft«a the tanills* ef thoee who take aa active tatamft la the caase. Ail who preyese to eaatrlhats eoppties will plea** aetity the CenuaHtee ef Arrangeuwats aa or bs/ere Taeeday th* 17th laalaat.

The aett proeeeds of iW oteaisf *91 be i|*iH»t wtth the Treasavet of the Keasath Ftai, JAMS* Cteaa, Eia, who wt»l pay It dlreetly to Gnwsw Kesseth, la ef the g*ortew»eaiH* te wbteh he h»* dedicated ht* fife, tha ef*al*» l«t of hla apptossad aad saA^ic^ eaaatry.

TkkfSiof three deHare as charga f*r l*H*e they are prilMdktl tt^awtri te Mtmsd, aad Mir aid aad eo-apeiattoa reapeclfWHy

MM»I

TkJtets t» he had at the Book Stun, at,th* HiMKasi of the Caaunltteo af Arraagiawats.

J. 0. lea**, W. Th«mf«ws* Tho. Dv.wltef. p. Dsaaellj^ W. B. MaLsaa, Albert Uafh Heary FWitesks, Lewis Cook, JtsM* lleak) W. Raaktaghw E. W. Sastth, N Haorthoa.

TIUE

T. I. Boarae,' £. il. Heewerth* T. A. Madtsaa, -s Ralph Teasey, S iaha G»slw«.

O C«ketiy,

VtJLUfu*.

DHOUSES Hoers.—Da. Ptwux: Sir, A sbert time nice I had a fiat cow, afflicted with ifiAmsatira hetweea the dawn of the foot, It having b«« easggod. I procared a bottle of jour liiioMi, at the wfiwt of Jam** Nsbfe, Eeq which he told ma he had aa«d with stiecese la a similar cue, sad to ray «*toe.»«bs»eni, *fter a few spplteaCeBf, the foot b«c*nM estlreiy welt.

I regard this Uaimtai the beet I have ever eoed. La IT

reoca coaaty, Illiuofa. DAYTD KYNE3. tT See adrertieesneBl ea fourth paye.

TERBE-HUATE PRICES CURRENT.

CorrtcUd Wttkltf jor tke Ttrrt-HmmU Jourwd.

Floar, brf Liasead OB, ITgx1- 1,12 Wheat, Vba*h.......Bran,IT bash..... 8*' Corn, bosh 20«iS Shorts, bush. 1 Bye, bash 30035 Wool, fi 37% Hay, loose, ton... ,006,50

Cora Meal, bosh. 40

Gate, bosh 15 Cheese, 1GW12 Wbtaker, gal. bbl 25 Chick*as.Vdos 1,25 Bacon, bog found..... .none Hogs.Ycwt. .whote**J494,30 Bacon, hams, city cared.aeae Apple*, dried, bosh. ..1.5G Lard, ft. 8010 Peaches, dried, 9 bash.. .2,00 Flaxseed, 9 bash 70®75 Apples, green, 9 bash.... .66 Feather*, 8» 2* Pork barrel* 75080 Gtneenr, 9 Itr .20 Beeawa*, ¥1 90 Rags,Vth ....909^Lsid kegs

Butter, 9 lb 19j£tf l5 Flour barrels JS5S3H Em, 9 doz ..15 Half barrels. .90 Salt, bush.............45 Timothy Seed, 9 bush. .1,50 Coal, 9 bush. .lOCiover Seed, bosh 6,0(1 Potatoes, 9 bush..... .4Q®S© Iron, 9% Onions, 9 bash 1,Oft Rice,

Coffee, 9 12& Mackerel, No. 1 15,00 Sngar. 9% :..8010 Mackerel, No. 2 12,50 Molasses, 9 gal bbl.45 Mackerel, No. 3 10,50 Molasses,sngar boose, .do.50 Codfish, fresh, IP BJ 7 Lard Oil, gal 1,00 Nails, & 6J£

COLLECTIONS IN ILLINOIS. U. MANLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. MARSHALL, CLARK COUNTY, IL LI NO 18,

1" TAVINC resided for twenty years in the coonty and 1 I baring a general acquaintance in the county, offers his services In the collection of Debts, payment of Taxes, See., in the Eastern pert of Illinois—and in baying, selling and locating Land Warrants, See. For bis ability ana fidelity In business he refers to the Members of Congress from Illinois, February 13, 1852-20-1y

DAGUERREOTYPE.

To the Citizens of Terre-JIante and Vicinity.

DUFF, Dasnerreotypist, would respectfully inform the cltisem of Terre-Haute end vicinity that he hss opened, in the room formerly occupied by Mr. WALLACE,over R- H. Swaiu's Drug Store, where he will be pleased to wsit on ell who may favor him with a call. From long experience In the business, end having been for three yeete in one of the beet Galleries In the West, be feels essural that he will be able to give entire saUsfaction. Miniatures taken from the smallest to largest size—put in Lockets, Pins or Rings In saperior style.

Ceil end see specimens. N. B. DUFF "February 13, 185420*tf

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the undersigned luts been appointed administrator of the estate of JAMES S. WILSON, deceesed, late of Riley township, Vigo county, Indiana. All persons knowing themselves to indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and all persons having claims against the same will present them duty th entirated as the law directs. Said estate is probably solvent. JOHN B. GORDON, Adm'r

February 13, 1853-20-3w

Just Received per Express,

assortment of the new style of soft CASSIMERE IIAT3 an article much worn lu the Eust, and possessing qualities which render it deslrablo to the business man or traveler.

Feb. 13,1852-SOwS STANLEY & HARBERT.

Hourly Expected,

FINE ASSORTMENT of the so mnch talked of KOSSTTLI HATS. STANLEY

Adopted, February 3, 1859. Attest: C-S. HOLDEN, Prti't. pro ttm. At.BEaT LAKOX, Clerk. feb. 13-S0W3

City Jewelry Emporium.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

EL.

CRISHER ha* just received from the best Eastern manufacturers, aad Is now epanlng, tha most extensive assortment of FANCY JEWELRY,

MUSICAL INSTMjMBNTS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Ac., ever offered for sale in the Wabvah Valley, Th* articles are of latest aad mast fsahloaakle style.

Watchc*—English and French Gold Watahes for ladies and gentlemen, ofavery variety, I Deluding duplex In hasting cases, gold hunting levers, gold chronometers, and single o**e duplex, made at our own order.

Diamoad*—Diamond seta, distnond rings and broaches, gentlemen's diamond breast-pias and diamond clusters. Other Jewelry—Gold guard, vest snd fob chains of •very style gold thimbles, oaaps, studs, peas, penctls aad pencil oases gold fancy sets af mby, opal and Tunjoois.— Also, very maay beanUful oarbuacio sots, moaialag rings, breast-pins aad ear-rings,

Rllvar-Wara—A fall assortment of silver-srara, including boskets, pitchers, goblets, cope, spoons, forks, waiters, Tela Thumb ford-cases, jut., Ate.

Pistols, *e«—Alton's aad Call's Revolvers, aad six bar* reled, of varleas stxse bowta-katv** eye-protectors, aa article admirably ruited to travellers aero** tha Isins telescope*, ke., es.

Tha artteka moatioaed above will be sold at lower rstos thaa ever before dRnd la thia dty. I solicit tbe iitt*»tloa of merchants from the country to my aew good My frieads la the city, aad the public generally, are Invited to call aad

ST REPAIRING, and all kiads ef Fancy Jewelry wori *xseated promptly, aad wassAimta la all cases. Th osmet «at shwyi oa kmmL

Terre-Haate, January 9, lSSS-lStf

NOTICE

mbacribor haviaar oa Waggoas,—oae Lot W«

100

37%

IP fc -6^4

Sc.

a lot af Twa Hon*

Log Waggon,—aa* Family Carriage

with top/—and two Twa-Hons 8aggt**{ all af which ho wiUaeil cheap for CASH or exsteuup for GOOD WORK HOI»n.

JOHN p. DUFFJCT.

fmaiwcn, Vigo coaaty, lad., Dao. 34,1%1-tf

lbs. superior Saig%

Nsatly pataa ial lfc.«—% Ih.—aad Ha., pockafaa, for fiusilt ass at toe Jaa-9,18&9-15«f PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE.

«. V. CCMMttVLT. VII* fc. m'usiuii.

COOKER LY & McLEAN, ATTOHNKW AND COC.tHELLOU AT 1.4W« TERRK-liAUTE. KNIUANA.

*2** w. a McliHAN, s' ssd rwmiT I fvnt te tteSm&oC oy»

tti

preset ensttttee Che altttsear Depwtoew,

Aek a arVidswwt *f Doedh. Mertfsfae, him af Aasr ww, aad atfWtaass ef Notarial chamfer. ir OFFICE, tMri *Mrj% VwHm Rarw, a^jsiaiag th* l*anssl

IN TOE DEH L05G OCCUPIED BY THE ILjlSOa3j.^

Bern exit's Old Stand!!

Oft. f&n-

WHOT.KB A T.T» AND RETAIL

DEALER IN

CHINA, GLASS and QTTEBNSWARE,

I PAPER HANGINGS,

RESPECTFULLY

the surrounding coir&ties, that he has just revived from Boston and the Eastern cities generally, a very large and desirable stock el China, Glass, and Queeasware, Paper Hangings, &c., which be will sell at ffuouuu on RETAIL,on the most accommodating Urms.

He is also in receipt of a few choice FAMILY GROCERIES, which he will dispose of at retail. C-all and examine my stock.

LUDOVVICIDouble

HARBERT,

Sign of the "Big Hat", National Road Street, Feb. 13-wa A few doors Ess I of the Post Office

AN ORDINANCE

Requiring an Assessment ol' Property and Enumeration of Polls, for the year IBM ECTION 1. Be it ordaintd by th* Common Council of the Town of Trrrt-Haule, That the following Hesignated property within this Incorporation be subject to assessment and taxntlon for the present year, to-wit: All lands, tenements, hereditaments and their appurtenances, all household furniture, all tnerehandize, moneys at Interest owing to the persons to be taxed more than they pay Interest for, and alt other debts owing to them from solvent persons more than tiiey are Indebted for, all moneys on hand, tools and Implements, stocks In trade, horses, mules, asses, cattle and hogs, coaches, carriages, buggies, wagons, drays and carts, saddles aad liar nest, clocks, watches, musical instruments, gold and silver-ware, aud jewelry, msps, paintings and statuary salt, hides, furs, leather finished or in vats, lumber, brick, grain, pork and lard and flour not iutended for shipment, and all other personal property not herein enumerated: A Poll Tax on all male persons (sane and not panpsrs) over the age of Iwenty-oae end under fifty years, snd all lands included In the extension act, approved February 16th, 1839, other than where'the same are laid out Into building lota to b* taxed not exceeding the amount levied by the county for road purposes, and wher* laid out In buildings lots, to b* taxed the same as if included iu the original limits of the incorporation.

Principal, Interest and per centum due on the day of sale $96 03 costs of advertising to be added at sale. ALBERT LANGE, Auditor.

January 30, 1853-18-1*.

WABASH FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

ri'lHIS establishment nawly erected and in line order 1 for rnnning, Is now offered for sale, as the present owner does not wish to carry on the business.

The Foundry is quite well supplied with machinery, stove, hollow-ware and other patterns and flasks, with a large lot of Iron snd other stock on hand.

Three horses, accustomed to the hors* power, will, if desired, be told with it. It Is well known that from the peculiar construction of the fan, better Iron can be mods at this Foundry than at sny other in this place.

To those who are acquainted with thia business, such an opportunity as the present seldom occurs, as every thing is in order for carrying on successfully, without trouble or loss of time.

ST For terms, which are easy and moderate, and for other Information, apply to ,A- H. JOHNSON, Jan. 30,1852-I8lf No. 7, Phasnlx Bow.

PUBLISHER

S O E

S I O

E. Jones,

Albert

and Dealer ia Shoot Masks, Muaical

Instruments, 5tc., at wholesale and retail

AMD SOLS ACIVT

PIAID

TO*

ciinuifi's

WHEAT!

rjlHfi hhrhest cash price paid far good Merchaatabla E. S. WOLFE, Weil side Pablic Sqesrs.

I Wheel, by Tew*-" Haate, Jaa. 31, '5i9-3t

US'

Forwarding and Commission Merchant,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

Jaavary 83, 18Sd-l7-tf

mew

JOHN

mm nwm

SATRK e&n ftriaht veristy ef COOK, PARLOR, aad BOX

STOVES!

Wktoh he will dlopsaw of low for G**i or jFSmAws. ZDs Cook Stsecs rsaiisi of the ceiahrstsd Tirituaph Stor^ sr«H-k8e»a I* dl boawklepers afca, mo DOt BUE OTKJS STOVE—with a vSHety of athaissf eeaklaf pattwa. Bbftolarasl BwStswsaie *C aaiieaa petieras to wait parch—ia. SatadaasslNd as smrt saaat ef CASTINGS, caastsHaf af

Te&-Xetttas, Owns, filrilkts, Ac.

AH far *ate ar trad* a» Ws awrsr Isra we Maihat sliisi,. 3d *om aorth of NatlaaaJ Read, ep|o*if Fsrrtagtaa Blsck, ta Terte-Haata.

SPLENDID «the #f»eft%

THE

&c. 5

informs the cititens of this and

E. S. WOLFE,

Terre-Haote, Jan. 23,1853. West side of the Square-

N O I E

11fIE undersigned begs lea re to call the attention of I business men in Terre-Haate, to the columns of the ILLINOIS STATE DEMOCRAT, a medium through which to make known and extend their business In this section of Illinois. The Democrat, is published at MARSHALL, in the county of Clark, and has a large and Increasing circulation through ell the counties on the eastern part of the State, end as Terre-Haute, already receiree an immense custom from this and tjie adjoining counties, we have no doubt but merchants and others would find it much to their interest to nee its columns as a means of communication between them und oar citizens.

All orders addressed to the Publisher will receive prompt attention. N. WILLARD, Publisher. Marshall, Illinois, Jsnoary 20th, lK52-17tf

ROW,

Rectified Whiskey.

Sc. HULMAN are now manufacturing an

article of Rectified Whiskey, far superior to any ever brought from Cincinnati, and In strength, purity and flavor decidedly the best ever sold In this western country. All those who prefer a first rate article to & common one for the same money will please call at the CINCINNATI STOTE, Union Row.

Alt kinds of Domestic, nnd Foreign WINES AND LIQUORS, of the best quality, aad at Cincinnati prices, always on hand.

Terre-Haute, January 23,1852-I7tf L. it H.

Phelps' Travellers' Guide

TIlKOLt.a

W. D. JOHNSON,

Boot and Shoemaker,

One door South of lhe Eagle Groccry, on 4th Street, Repairing done on shoit notice. •v Terre-Haute, September 19, 185l-5l-ly

NOTICE

S HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 10th day of April, 1853, between the legal hours, at the Court House door In the Town of Terre-Haute, I will offer for sale to the highest biddor, the following tract of land, to-wlt: twentyfivo acres of land off the North end of the West half of Section thirty (30) in township eleven (11) North of Range eight (81) west, lying in Vigo county, Indiana which tract of land was morlgaged by Wesley Barclay, for a loan of $37 61 from Town 12 Range 10, and by him forfeited for the non-payment of the interest due thereon.

Principal, interest and per centum amounts on tbe day of sale to $42 91 costs of advertising to be added at sale ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, The following tract of land will be offered for sale to the highest bidder, to-wlt- fifty-five acres off Uie South end of the West half of the North-\Vs»t quarter of Section (30) in Township (11) North of Range Eight (9) west, lying in said county of Vigo which land was mortgaged by Wesley Barclay, for a loan of $^5 00 from town 12 Range 9, and by bim forfeited for the non-payment of the Interest due thereon.

THE UNITED STATES^ containing

upwards of Seven Hundred Railroad, Canal, snd Stage sud Steamboat Routes, accompanied with a New Map of the United States. For sale by aug. 29 48 tf W. H. BUCKINGHAM.

THE

JUST

rims.

MASONIC HALL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

17* Piano Fortes st New York and Boston price*. Second hand Piano* taken In exchsnge. jan30m3

The Travellers' Guide

rpHROUGU the States of Ohio, Af£%**, ImGnm* 1 tlUnoi*, Missouri, tows aad Wioanui*, with Railroad, Canal, Stage and Steamboat Rentes, accompanied with iVrv ifa^ of th* above SuteS. For *al« at eng. «9 4& tf W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S^

O*»ot»r t*.l»l-9~ti

sr.

M»i«iaiiirniiiiii)'Biiniiawwii• .hi ii»B)jBiniMiiiiririiii*iii 1,'ii.i ii-»iii»tii«i li miliiiU'iS'ii

AND

CHANGED HANDS!

THETccca-Haata

aniersigned would reepectfaUy inform the eiftsaas of ami vicinity that he bee purchased the eatLre stock af Isaac M. Baf, at tha «M staad of the R. and R. corner. lie will one every exertioa to keep ea ha ad a fall aad general assortment ef Groceries and Prsririost ef evesy description thet die eeaatry eierd*. From this Ume henceforth, tiie oreprietar iatends to make this cersrT the general depeeit ef all the aeeeamries of life.

Sopt.5,1851-is-tf JAMES M, RIDDLE.

HO! FOR THE PRAIRIE CITY STORE. A great lefistisf far tke Fart Casapalga «t tMs fssuras estsWukswst,

treroeadioKS losees to th« M*nax«turer fatly deaaaastrated in the saW ef 10,000 yanis Heary Brewa Sheetings aad Sbirtinge, New epaMdaad MmUeiiiig far aad Bear.

The Price,

SH to EIGHT CENTS per yard. Blenched Sbirtings, 6%, 8 aad 10 eeata. The cheapest Goods, for the money, ever shewn by any live men.

With these unheard-of bargains we are dally receiving aad opeatng Moaallu De Lnlaee, W--*~" ..? Otngheme, '9*

Priats, v,f

Btk SHks, fee.

tT At Crtmllif rtdtctJ pritxt. XJ Don't buy lill rou see them. October 24, l»5Htf U. W. WILLIAMS-

OILS!

IINSEED

Oil, Castor Oil, Fish OU, Olire Oll or

Sweet Oil, Sperm OU, Cod Liver Oil, Neats Foot Oil, rn OU. All kinds ef Essentisl Oils. For sale by R. H. SWAIN, at the Nov. SI, 1851 -8-tf PsAiant Crrv Daeo Sroax."

Removal of the Big Book.

Tl~\T If. BUCKINGHAM baa removed Stock Iry of Books and Stationery to No. 3, PHOENIX

on National Road Street, whors he will bo pleased te see his old customers and the pablic generally. October 17,1851-tf

Tanner's OU,

|laa| QC BARRELS of a first rate quality, tCt) just received and for sale by LUDOWICI &. HULMAN.

Jan 17-16 Union Rom 3rf door from Weot oritr.

Just Received,

N conaignment, and for sale, lot of obolco WINTER APP1.ES, *t tbe warehouse of BRITTON & CO., Doesmber 12,1851-lltf Canal Basin.

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

And now, opening at the Prairie CUy Store,

No. 2, Farrington's Block.

larpMt and best selected stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited in this city, comprising a full variety of all the different styles of Goods in market. DRESS GOODS,—'fetch Paris Printed Do Laines, Parisian

Cloths, English and Scotch De Laines, Gold Medal De Laines. Ginghams, all colors Coburgs, iic. ALAPACAS,—High color'd Plaid, Flgur'd snd Change able, all colors Plain—Cherry, Crimson, Blue, Drab,

Black Aiapacas and Mohair Lustres, nil qualities. FLANNELS,—A large assortment of English andAmeri can Flannels, Twilled, Red,

Domet.

House Keeping Goods,

Damask Tsblo Cloths, bleach'd and brown 8-4 and 10-4 Table Linen, bleach'd and brown Scotch and Russia Diapers, Crash, Linen Sheetinr, Pillow Case iLinens snd Cottons 4-4, 5-4, 8-4, 10-4 and 12-4 Cotton Sheeting Canton Flannels,

Batting, Wadding, Linen Napkins and Doilies. PRINTS,—Dark English and American, all sorts and prices. WHITE GOODS,—Plain and Strlp'd Cambrics, Doited

Swiss Muslins, Plain Swiss, and Sarsnet Cambrics, India and Book Muslins, Dressing Muslius, Long Cloth, Irish Linens, &c.,

St.c.

Broadcloths, Casslmercs,

SatUnets, and Vesllngs.

North-East Corner of the Court House Squ&re,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

Importer and Dealer In

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, MENS' FINE AND HEAVY BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES', MISSSSAXD CUILDSKKS'

EASTERN SOLE LEATHER China, Glassware, and Qneensware Hardware, Cutlery, and Window Glass

Best Jnniata Iron and Nails

Spun Cotton, Carpet Chain, Candle-Wick and Baiting, lB(rsls and Venitian Carpets, Hearth lluggs mid Mattn

A genera] assortment of BRUSHES. Also,

FAMILY GROCERIS IN GENERAL.

Boots and Shoes.

BAGKLB FOUNDRY.

Ol KINDS aad ebne of PLOWS 3» different kind* ef ZL STOVES 4 sites STEAM ENGINES S sis** If erst Powut end fM»W IMUM 1 sis* Wair's Vrfetable Grinder or Cora CreUaer Ttmmm LSTWCS for Wood er iron Well sad Cistern PUMPS. All kind* of nsporittoe O every kind. All

MSI aad Machloery dattsta Braas aad Composition Casting* Plow Castings a&d Plow Petals of jf

TIN, OOPPBR AND SHEET IKON WOLTX, Hollow Wsra, Lard and Ss«ar Kettlee, Asdlireas, Ssdiraas aad Wafsa Boss*. Also, tail klada ef F2NE38INQ either ia Qm Iroa, Wroafht Iroa er Brass aad PATTERN MAKING, of every desertptioa, at the aWw istsliTiuhaw st eeraer ef First aad Streets.

TWe are ae better issrfcawM ia thts eecatrjr, aw better sSsdk ased, thaa wiN ha feand at theae wens. Hsvieg heretofore received liberal ehare af patraaage, 1 ahail, ia fetare, alaa te aw it He coatiaaaaBw

Tera-Haata, May 9, lS5l-3SMf

A* eilt

BIO AOOJT

A-

RAXTKO

DO.

I have just received large and general assortment of

October 17, 1851 -tf

S which with my previ*n* I offer for

FALL aad WINTER GOO stock, makes my assortment complete, which sale st reduced prices for cash or country produce

received snd opening large and srell/selected stock of gentlemen's Boot* sad Shoes Heary Boots—warranted good.

JBoy* JBqpts and Shoe*. ALSO-^

Ladies Kid, Morocco sad Leather Doolie* and Shoes Mi see* and Children* do., In great variety. For sale at the lowest price*. JOHN C. ROSS,

October 34,1851. Boston Stors.

Hats and Gaps.

TUST opened, Mens' Fsshioasbls Far and Silk Huts. mi Also, a greet variety of Mens' aad Boys' Caps, vis: Cloth, Far aad Plash. For saie cbeap by si.,, JOHN C. ROSS,

Oetohar 94^ 1851»«^ mu-,% Boston Store

IRON, HAHJ, WINDOW GLASS fc SASH.

LARGE stock ef these Goods la stare and for sale at low rate*. JOHN C. ROSS. OeL 17-tf Bestea Stere

JOSETH GROVER,

HAT AND CAP STORE,

sftis af Naaeesl Read rtiaet, hetwasa HaStSA, SIGN

W',

TBE BROWN HAT.

rpHE aihwim suM nspistfh^r lalsii Aa dtlssaas A af Tssv* Baats saa4 dkaaannnMeSltsf a*eatyy, ttas t§a*y keaaMHA aaaaaad a hasga aad Mpavtss aaaattesst ef Hals ami Cays, wehih the* sse artaarsd ts ss8 si tha la want n«iisi iHiia mm--

NEW, GOODS!

WHOLESALE AND RET An,

THEsabocHber

wishes to draw the partWtttar attention

ofU^pabiictoblsatockotFAU. AND WINTER GOOD6» jatt *paa»J. Ilfcs gooia wore purchased oa the lewast teroMt, from aRBBfactsnH aad Unparton* which enable* hiss to sell theiftat price* that caunoabe Mtrpawed for rhewaem. £gs stock comprisesevetjr vastot^r ol DRY GOODS far Ladies aad Gentle mem' %osr aajch as

MeHaas, Cobarghs, Sttk aad Mwhatr AlnociMv Csshmere*» Delaines a variety of Btkaad Faacy SUks, PUia aad Flgased SWk Poplio* French, English aad Domistio ('ingh^ms CATUKWDS.*F every qaalvty, ranging Craai 4cts. ta 1S*^ eta. per yard A fine lot of Long Shawls, jtV Cashmere, EmbroWored aud P1«U Shawls W White Svha, and Cross-bar'1 Muslias Swiss aad Jaconet Edgings aad Inft-ning*, Bik Silk Laces, Clk aad Fancy Silk Fringe,

Dftn fiuitodSi

AM AS

wsi.r,

?l:* S|"*

SUkDroas aa Mantilla Trimmings, of different kinds Ladies Kid, Casino ere, Silk and Cotton Gloves Linen Handkerchiefs, from 13^,'c. np to $3.50 apiece Ladies Collars, CnSs and Under-Sleeves, WlyU

Corded Skirts,

Aad a host of other articles, usually fooad ia a tarj* sod well selected stock. FOR GENTLEMENS* WEAR.

Blue and Bik Broadcloths, Beaver sad Pilot do. Block aad Fancy Ca^tmerea, Tweecs, Satiinctts, Jeans, Hardtimes, Blue sad BrOwn Coat Blankets Satin Vesllngs, KiJ, Cashmere, Brrliu and Bncksklu Glove*, Marino and Cotton Undershirts and Draw***, Whit* Linen Shirts, and Silk Cravats. a CASES SUPERIOR SILK HATS, e*pre«slv mad* for tbe retail trade. A large assortment of SILK snd MOHAIR PLUSH CAPS, Cloth sad Velvet do., Bik aad Drab Mexican and Buena Vista Hats,

Boots and Shoes.

Shootings. §h!rttug*, Tickings, Flsnanls, Linseys, Check*, Irish Llneus, aud TableCloths Dvc Sniff's, Qucensmire, Tobacco,

TEA, St'GAR «ad COFFEE,

It is unnecessary tu enumerate further, suffice It to say, that his stock 'ii one of the largest and best selected In the City and his prices, considering the chenpneas of goods East this fall, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all, svea th* most penurious

Powder Depot.

O it to a

HA3AKD

FFF G.t Kentucky Rifle at $5,110 per single keg, and in less quantities, Half kegs, single, $2,75 Quarter kegs," 1.50 Blasting aud Mining Powder, 3,50

KIFLKN AND PISTOLS.

Superior ready made Rifles for sale aud warranted. Superior 4 or 5 Revolvers at reduced prices. Avery large and superior assortment of Gun Barrels, Trimmings, Equipments, &c., Sic.

May 9, I85lil2tf S. H. POTTER fc CO.

"NEW "JEWELRY."

SPLENDID assortment of new Jewelry just received and tor sale at luW prices (.old Chains, l^ins, Bracelets. Rings, Spectacles, Watches, Silver Spuous, Pens^ and iViieiis, Thimbles, Fruit Knives, a few Silver Card Cose*, besides a general as.ort.netit of goods of all descriptions iu our line.

The highest prloes |*ld for OU Gold snd Silver RepHirinp tfo:ie with ucutucss aud despatch aad

when done.

VCIIQW and

In this department we have a larger assortment than we have heretofore kept, and defy competition. All of the above, and 47 Dray loads not mentioned, can be seen at the Prairie City Store.

October 94, 186l-4tr M.W.WILLIAMS.

JOJL\"(I1:OSS,

BOSTON STORE,

S. R. FREEMAN,

North side National Road street, PUainix Block, Octobor 24, ltS5l*4-tt'

DR. 8. D. HOWE'S

S A E S A It S A A I A

The Q-reat Spring and Summer MEDICINE!

O O O O O O

LADY SAVED I

Da. Howr^-Dnar Sir:—It has been my misfortune, for the'nut thr»e years, to be atflioliv) with the Liver Compluint, accompawicd by a severe ptiiti in the side, which, at times, confined me lu my betl for weeks together, and I became reduce ton mere sluletiMi, sml, tielleving tlint I never could be cured, I gave myself up ro my seeming f«t vlr: death. I have beeu sttended by the lAst phvsivisns I used ull kinds of nostrums and patent medicines—but nil to no purpose—end made up my tnluc! thatdeuth alone could relieve me.o£ my sufferings. At thin moment a filend supvtitcd yorir preparation of Shaker Sarsapartlla. Iu mere reckloasness und despsir, I thought I would try it. I dIJ so for about ten days" without its producing the slightest effect upon me in tact ro bad

WHS

my situation—so reduced in

flesh, ami mind borderiug on despair—that I wss determined not to nse any more after 1 finished what was In the bottle. But during Hut night my purpose was *ntirely changed—iu operation on me was w'oHderinl—I may almost sny miraculous. 1 experienced a complete change iu my system and feelings, and soon commenced Improving in heslth, and continued to do so from that time. It is now ton week* since I commenced using your Shaker Snrsoparilla, dnriitg which time I have uawl only thrrt bottles, and am oUigod to admit that I bcileve ihttt I should Uiismomcut have been lit my grave, had it not be«n for your excellent preparation of Shskor Sarssporillo, and I firtnly believe it to be tbo only sure remedy for Indigestion, or Livor Complaint, that has over been oflored to tne public, for I can now my, that I

I evg*

Ww. BURTON, do

Ma. JAQU1TH, Paris, Illinois. D. W CON OVER St BHO., Bowling-Green. ALSO.

For sale as above HOWE'S Hyacan ILarhound and Livmcort

COUGH CANDY.

Price 0 acd 10 cents per package. I. BAKER, Proprietor, Aad iocenssor lo Da. S. D. Hrwc, No. I, Celiegt Hofi Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders must ta seat.

December 36, l&5i-13yl

PRAIRIE CITY HOTEL.

DODSON,

JOHN ISO SISTKFT MRS. E. J. WBBB,

Proprietor*.

IT Hoase, Corner of Market and Cherry strsets, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. Dec. 19, *51-13-1/

THOMAS H. NELSON, ATTORNEY AT Z.AW,

OFFICE

Hatoi.

WAS IX *V

Mrs, and

1 prey God that you may long bo spared, through your Invaluable medicine, to alleviate the sufferings of tbe hu* msa family. Yours, 4to*

DEBORAH NINHAM,

Residing ou 7 street, one door west of .Main, Cincinnati Price $I.0Q per Dottle, or six DotU*s $&.

For sal* by

.. R. H.SWAIN,...%v .Ttfrn-Hasle.^ J. R.CUNINGHA3I, do WOOD ft DONNELLY, do

THE

NOTARY PUBLIC,

COMMISSIONER OF SEEDS, Ac., for Kentackr ned Okie. TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA.: f|

kir OprtcE ix Paoatix Row—vr

Nerowbsr 14. Hfel*?-tf

/. T. WALL, M. D., j--. (i.*Te or Kwrrcav,)

Physician and Burgeon,

"TTX 7"OULD teapectfelly aaaeaae* ta the cttisoa* af Wr Terre-Hsate, and vicinity, tint ho has tek"a aa ewe* at th* Soeth-B«at caraar *f Mark-t aad Ohio eir*cts (lower raass ta Jobovum'o coraer) where ha ea»y ba feand at *11 time* dart eg th* day, axceatt wfiaa professisisslly abaeat. tjT Rooois at the I'rairie House, whore be may few faaad st night. Dee. SC, IMl-iM'

G. STEPHENSON, M. D. Physician and Snrgeon,

TERRE-IIAUTE

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ofiee im F*rrimsum*» BsUltsg. Vs. 4, up Stairs*

TBaaB-HADTB, UTDXAJrA^

Jaa* (, ltt!-3(-lj TT——9

set. J,

INDIANA.

Marker street noerly e«Mwit* Brown's Oct. 17,18Sl-3tf

SHERIDAN P. READ,

Just Reoeived we Jleaie. el W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S."

Jlew^ae^lr ef Plftss Jfasie^ at

BLSOll'f

"fkri.. ill FLUID, far sal* at

Oe«*sr&t,l&i~ltf

"^rr-snfr*1^""

STEWART IIOUSI

MESSRN,

RESPECTFUlJ.rMIAXthe

f\E LAINES, 1/ away, by Dee. 12, l^Sl.

DRKSS

SILK,

F. NIPPERT,

FARHIKOTOVS BLOCS, NOSTH or

TH*

Pestic SEE

Oct, 31, lf51-5tf Terre-Haute, Indiana.

ASS,

CROCKERV

WAS-

CHRISTMAS

wwarn'

Inform cftteens t^Terre-fleets

ned the trsrelitng community jpsneialir, that, tltejr havo leased fa* a tenfl ef yenr», the old establcUimeRt le«g and fkvorably kaawa at th# STEW ART lIOUs'E, wher* they ar* prepared to accemmodate ibelr friends and palraas a stylo eqmd to aay e*tabltsinneat of Ute klud ia the ooaatrr. A hu*e and commeJious t1""'

IJVFRY STABLE

is attached to die Ho«ae, for the aceoaataedatloa of guest*. Torra-llaute, December 19, lB5l-ll-ly ______

Fall and Winter Good* AT REDUCED PRIOBS

VY» iavHs attentlou te the redoctiou ia priccs at the Stare of

H. JOHWSON,

No. 7, Phoenix Row.

lite stock Is NEW and m\nch varied, end we reoomateait oil who aUh to make purchases to call on him, aud they will he sotwfiod of the tretiv hU adv*rtWme%««t

December 12, ISSItf wmww,

(lOBURG|i5i,

Ftench Meriuoes, Alpaccae, Dre*s aad

Lpules aelllug at reduced prices, at JOHNSONS, Dec. 12, IS5I. No. 7, Phatnix Row.

CaitcoS*, snd Ginglnms, slmest rlren JOHNSON, No. 7, Pnemlx Row.

TRIMMINGS, Lsees, Silk. Kid *nd Worsted Gloves, and Fancy Notions without numbar, for sal*

very low. nt Dec. 19, 1851.

and GLASSWARE, a large lot, at uuusa*

ally low prioea, at JOHN SON'S, No. ?, PhcsnU Row.

tOFFKE, Sugar, Spines, «nd Dye-StufF*, for sale st low prices, by JOHNSON, No. 7, Phoenix Row.

I^KAS—Souohonjf, Vauug Hyson, Guiij 1. Imuerial all of SDJKSIOR

Groceries.

(TIIOVERMAN

Si,

BOUKNK hsvo at present, and la»

tend keeping, jfnrral aud extenslvo assortment of OROCBK1ES, wliioli they will sell as low a* any house oa Uie Webesh. I'Ve 5, 1651 lOtf

HAVING

lure* assortment of QVEKKSWASB

HARUWASK en hand, snd wishing to dose this branch of trade, we will sell cheap for cash. Dec 5,185M0if GROVERMAN & B0URNM

Star Brand.

I5I7"E I'sve constantly on hand any dnttbllty of thibssl VV Brand Wki$ktu. Dec. 5, lKSMOtf GROVERMAN Jc BOURNE.

Flonr.

HOLME«'

Liqnof.

AfL

Fourth Strtat, First door thuth of th* Stiisal RoaJ, Whefa ha hopas, bystrtct

4 'i

JOHNSON'S, No. ?, PhcsnU RAW.

BONNKT8, Fall atylea of Fancy snd Leghorn, trimmed aad unttlmmod, at a more trine above cost, at Joc. 12,1851. JOHNSON'S, No. 7, PhcsntsRow.

BROAD

CLOTHS, auper und fxtra *«prr Casslmerea, Casdnets, Tweods. Fancy aad Satin Vesting*, for sale at reduced peace*, at

Dcc. 13,16S1. JOHNSON'S, No. 7, Ph®oi* Row.

LEACHED AND UNBLEACHED FACTORY, Striped Shirting, Ticking, Linseys, and other staple goods, put dowu to the lowest notch, it

Dec. 19, lb5l. JOHNSON'S, No. 7, Phtsnix Row.

BOOTS

FUR, and BUENA VISTA HATS, Cloth end Plush Caps, &c.j «Ve., at loweet prices, at JOHNSON"^

«t pri

S, N

o. 7, Phanlx Row.

aad SHOES, a good assortment, at low rates, by JOHNSON', No. 7, Phanlx Row.

npowder and reduood prloes,

AOAUTV, nt red

per pouud, at JOHNSON'S, No. 7, Phanix Row.

some at all cents per pouml, at

^TT^OBACCO—Common M|«murl aad Indiana to best Virginia, Houcy Dew, a primo article. Try it, gentlemen, try it Fur saie st a reductiou, at

JOHNSON'S, No. 7, PLamix Row.

Family Chaistian Almamac,

^IIIS Almanac, on fine psj»er and beautifully Illustrated, I st 5 opiii.. Also, Packet Te*l4tnent, nnd Tuetauisbts »nd Psalms, tinely gill st |5 aud

cent", by

JOHNSON, NO. 7, i'hujnix Row,

NOTIONS, liosw, .U-, Pur* Twi*?.

Steel lieaii* and Trimmings, Crotchet Neodten, die at JOHNSON'8, No 7. 1'hcemx Row.

REMOVAL AND SETttEIttEOT. G::OVI:HHAN

& nornxt:

J^.JA VING remored their largo and cxtcntlTQ assortment

One door west of their old stau-l, would be glaJ to see their (ri'-no* aud customers at their New Store. Having, also, opotx-d a now svi of Books, they would b* pleased If those knowing themselves indebted, would coll and nisko Immediate settlement.

O" Old accounts must be Cloaed.

December S, 1F3M0 tf

Dry Goods at Cost

E are desirmi* nf cloning our slock of DRY GOOD?, end will dispose of them at enst, for otsh. Doc.5, IKSMUtf GROVERMAN Si BOURNE.

Bait

j^ANAWIIA and LAKE SALT always on hand. *!e cheap. IbSt-lOtf

For

GROVERMAN & BOURNE.

*TTD

he.t FAMILY FLOUR, ths best arllcfs

in the market,

in the market, always for sale by GROVERMAN

Deo. 5, lesi-lOtf,

Sc.

BOURNE.

dfscrtptluits of Liquors for sale by

tha undersigned. Purchasers sr« invited ta test iheir quality. Thrr eill be found pur*.

Dec. 5, ittSMOtf GROVERMAN &. BOURNE.

Cosh for Furs ftzrd Peltriee.

will pay cash for any quantity of Fur Sad DM# Skinsi Conn or some other rarcninl. Dec. 6, ItiSMflif GROVERMAN & BOURN®.

NOTICE.

andcrsigned will uke Pork, Feathers, Fftw, Deer Sklas, Wheat, Coru, Oats, Beans, ttn., st the msrksi prloes, for alt debts due. They will also pay jh* highest cash rates for those article*.

Doc A, ISSMOtf GROVERMAN 4. BOURNE.

111111 FiSBiOIiBL! Ull IIOIK

Miration,

Pablic pstrensf*. tfeaving, Hdr Cnttlng, HI. See., &x. Octohsr 31,1861-5-ly

V. U»0SAY, Of Paris,

STAK*.

to m-rh share of

'••ainpowitig^ O'NEIL.

•lim, wa, A. C*

Of r.rglnt*.

LINDSAY A £AWRENCH, COMMISSION, EORH AllDING,,

A.-«0 %J

WESTERN PRODUCE HEECHA]71%^ Vs®#

100

Ceaap iftf«ett KKW ORLEANH.

LIBERAL AUVANCtiS tnadd ott properly eon-3 wgned to the above house by u.v.wdvr&*

Tsm-Haete, Aeglil .r

ftpiiwrum trATtan DrJSTiUJUJti ttUUOJU,

SPENCER. OWEN COVNTY, JttDlSNA^ FpHE *»4crtignoi weeU inform the tnro!teg pablic that h* ha* tekoo eh*rg* of the ^ora asmatd tWn,. •tad aspect* te sseetrs ajihenl share ef p^traaag*.

A variety

It fl. 5WAI3f*H

freirtaGtty Drqg 8*st»f

JAMES M. ARCHER, 7

OtuAm Si, itiSl-iti Prepiialer.

New Carnage Mannfactory. I HAVE eiMRtneaeed tbe arriaga MiiiUfcetertaf hiisluswl la the *boa lately ocejpted hy C. W. Bud«*e, ea 4th street. Ah bfaaehrs of the hasieta* will he proonptly atteadad to, a»d sny wark from aiy *he« dull aet ha sevpas*ed Se the W a hash, lar: Issstyaf *ty|e. stagaace ef fiateh er wefrtes rk SiiMi% sad darabUity.

Carritfis, hfftea, BmtwcIISS

WSIWW, alwsrs ea hsed aad fer sale, r/"RLPA!RtXG of all kia'x den* ea ths sh'ertset notice, Alae, Psistist e«td VarBtsklaar dees wtth itestoeae

Tetra-XIaa**) Kee. JKO. WM^OfWUUSS^