Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 March 1852 — Page 3

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Wm. S. Towle,) 33 Canutes Slip, N. Y.'C. II. Canfiekl,)

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...<p></p>Forwarding

March f6. 185? t6m0

ilenry Clay, in rtcer.t leiier, exprewea preference fur Milliard Fillmore for Freaidtnl.

Mr, Cl«y. it now suited, ha* no expectation of again addrpaing ths U. S. Senate. He »aid to bo utterly unabie to do so, if be desired, a« bis health baa but very *l»gh«ly improved.

ft $l& »bat Col. Do»)|hrfl, of Mhbottft. has

"b§en appointed Governor of Utah, io place of Brig' bam Voung removed.

The Harpers snounce that they have purchased ihe pronf-alitffclfl of Dicken's new novel, to be received in advance of its appearanbe in London, for the sum of two thousand dollar*, it is to be oalled 'Bleak House, or the East Wind.' The first part will appear in the April number of llarpir's Magazine.

N. P. Willis of the Home Journal, has sailed for Bennunda, hoping to find relief for a pulmonary oom^alnt. Ho is accompanied by his father-in-

law, Ilun. Joaeplt Grinnell.

By the late census it appears that in Iowa there arc 10,000 more males fhan females."

A $60 Homestead Exemption Law has been passtd in Tennessee.

The ^Colored SwanY is doing good business in Cineinneii. No perceptible decline in the wool market,

The American Art Union of New York has been declared to be an illegal lottery, by Recorder TilIon. j?*

jMUlOVAL!

J- HAGLR embrace tbla opportunity of informitig hie former (Mlron*, and (be pubtio generally. Umt ha hw rcruo .ed W*

Saddlery and Harness Manufactory,

to the frame tiMtlOlue, on Market Btreet, nouthof iionftlonV (forsitfrly Uole'a) T.lvrrf StaliJe, wh*re he kwp* a (retwral amoriment of SADIH.KK 1'. HAKNBAS, mid rrcrv thing in tlwt lltta. C7* All work euiraated la him neaUy and promptly •'seertted.-1 ~H

Mit. SAMliiil. HACKR 11m ,1m rrm«r^l ItU MAC.ISTtiATK'.S orFICE In lit* friilil pirt Of lbs Millie buMi.tug. All bwrineaa autroMled to hint will receive proinpi attd eflicleul aUeutlao.

Tsrre-Uuute, jlareh SMS, IPiS-Mlf ,t

ILRO?T it ViVH

Academy

OPKNBuWritinge!ni*

ou Moititay evening, Mnrch SUu, at o'clock, in ilte 8e»nliwfy. Day otet o« Ta«way morning, ut l»» o'clock. Different ciaaae* will b« iu no way eounecte«i. l^dlr« ueeil have tie aersplns ahetii altelMttg the evening ttluM, as the ntniont propriety will be observed. The WritInf Room will be suitably and tastefully fitted with Deakl, «Sto,» for lhepurpft«w lUch pnpt] will fnrniah a chair, nawfts, and BUet t»k in «n iaistsnV.

March

W.W.WILSON.

as, MtfS*96tf II

Possession given 1st sf ApHt

Terre-ljsnte, march IS,

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JNO MeCAHTNEY

Wabash Foundry.

andersigned haa been appointed Agent tft sell this valuable property. Any one deairoue of making aa

aa IneeUmeat in thH line aa tan ba madt anyWnere,

to.

March 39,1 nr*"

ilea to me. M. E. MCLEAN.

Hooaes

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to Rent.

FRAMK and BRICK, immediately eppeslts Mt. Jewett's Charoh. The Frame will be renovated and p«perod the Brick is Maw

tloed Taaaato desired. 1.0. JONES.

NOTICE.

anbaoriber having on tiand a 1st of Two Ifttw '»f* two Taro-llorao Beggtes ntt of wliieh ho

Waggon*,—ens t««g Waggon,—cue Family Carri I) top,—-and two Taro-llorao Btqpftes: wiU sail eheap for \SH or exchange for

AWO WORK IIUAM JOHN P. OtJFFlCY

PasuuKMKt, Vif*«ejwrtjr, ltd.,D«- 94, lSii-tf

Tf. D. JOHNSON,

Boot and. Shoemaker,

GREEITS HOTEL,

ootKKii or Mteec (on ottio) AKO rt*«t ntmt, TKHRS-HAtm, INDIANA. *HK MMimipsi tarn leased ftea* oias^ S. C^aas the ahava aasasd hosse, sttertsd jwt at UM tw »f the tSus «he IrMp, sud oaiy aw Week (m the p«bik aqaar*.

This hen«ft iMnheea grMtly aalargad and improved by Mew sad large addition ef had msass, sad ayeeletts dioiag hail, alt papered, Mintwd, aisd faratahes With sew farahare, dar^sts, beAi sad heddleg. Harleg •if W# jpNEWtV* 'WWttt fci* iMMMM

er traT*Hfagp!sMe,*»a parttaaiariy thaw whewtahtotek* psssage stsasabaata, jwlrate evav«yaoce, er etiMrwIse. la short, aopaiaa attMpm. *n hespaosd te sssfce his hoaoe an agreeable aiMl^aaui^^t^ pl^ forMsge«oUj

Will always ha IkriUM with A* e«lai«aase and net the shadow, hat ef tho Mt the aastrj adfwnia ad «e sadas eKpiaas wiilW spared te etisistm ta ttw gisttfiaarlan el the tastes ef hia pstreas.

HIS ST A BUS AKD 88m %m

Are large taitsUMjr aew, acKoeg the km te the Mr,aai at uotea will he eeppilad with geed hey sad |«ai*H«ad eOeadsd by MI easertsased aaK amwwat Hasalar.

ARtiKS MOIiEttAH^CALL AND 8KR

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«L SCOTT °& SPENCER,

I Forwarding and Comuii$gioii Merchants, and

CONSIGNEES 'AT-TOLEDO. OHIO,

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Griffith's Western Line. JR Western States Line. Evan Griffith,

J. M. Griffith &, Co., Buffalo, N. Y. E W. Swanc, No. 121,Broad St,N.Y.

Ship by New York and Troy Tow Boats, A. H. Cobb &, Co., Buffalo, IV. Y.

&04 wnuumt Trtww^t T*»y Aii*»rf

No. 6, East River, except Sunday. Ship by Boat foot of Broad Street, N. Y.

Alan, Proprietor* with H. B. SMITH of Terre-Haute and Toledo Line

,/ EARLY A LEGGETT,5®',®^

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AGENTS,

a"d CaMU"r

JARL'Y-'lii LEGGETT

aWd C)omnn««Hion Mcrchant.s,

also, Dealers in all kinds of Produce.

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

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iir Trtre »Ejr LO?m*0F&rpn5D BY THE

Bement's Old Stand!!

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEALER JN

CHINA, GLASS and QUEENSWARE

PAPER &c.

RESPECTFULLYHANGINGS,

the aurroondlnft countlea, that he haa ja«t received (ram Boston and the Eastern cliir* generally, a very large and dentrnble atock of China, Olaaa, and Qnoentware, Papier Hangings, Ac., which be will aell at Wmouuaui OR RCTAH., oh the moat accommodatingr tortus.

He la aiao in receipt of a lew choice FAMILY gro CKKIES, which he will dlspoae of at retail. Call uiia «unjinc my stock.

TVm-Hantf, Jan. S3,1B59.

TtiUKti-HAliTK, L^DIANA nary 9 1H&3-17- tf

1852. BROWN&T IODD, 1852.

FUJiWARBLNG fit COMMISSION MERCJIAMS, ^TOLKDO.

LUDOWICIDoeWe

One door Seulkof ike KmgJ* Grtsetff, om 4tk Street, any »w broaght CiacinaaU, and iiT strangth, |Mrily -5 Ra|MUrteg doas MS shawl astiee, T«m-Hste, smpttwbar It. 185j-5l-ly

aeaaiaa ntt naiiiL wn M. by M. Blshefs ea Fesrtli atraeU swar _«• the Fast Ofiee, Tsm-Haalei weaM lake t|da aidwd ef tefkAnalag pemhe that mr«i«t s»ythi« is the ahev-e gw ef bw6wtw, aad tavita theca te give aa* a cell, as I ia* lead waaafisctaHeg asy arUdhss fresn Ike scsy -Isat geeii^i rf JLimAnr, Jfrrsona »ec«af h*itttat» ta thetftyw eeaatrr' will gad ts AWr teierees tagte»«S.ec«K, as I «AmM spare as gales te aeceatswhiele thees le tbriMh aed the aTwatk. ihwhi* #aaa a dirtaaea esa he eesft

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AGENTS FOR THE CMNTO: W*. Montrnth A Co., Al6nny, Proprietors. &n«pia& Kcyser, 113 Dioad Street, New York,' O. P. Seoeelf, 5 Brotd Street, Boston, Wm. Mouteatli, Hnifafo, lirittoi) & Ca Terre-Haute,

Terre-Haute, IndiansL rl^

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E. 8. WOLFE,!J uare.

Went side of the Squi

H. L. BAKER,

Forwarding and Oommiaision

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A N E A E I N O E rn .#• BEL AIR, (BKL kivkb FF.EDKR DAM.)

OOCK3, for bulking nurpoaee, for s#le at the Rel \ir 1\ Quarrlea. fcb. 97-22-ly

Forwarding and Commission Merchant,

WESTERN FRKICJIIT EXPRESS COMPANY, raoratrroas: Wm. Moo teeth, Buffalo, I 'I'homaa P.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

For Ertifli apply la

M. B. Spanldlng, C. 8. Tappan, H. PqiUere. Dunkirk.

N(.SC«triin4Sl., New Yol-k.

9am. Brews, 6r*rr*i Frtight Agrnt, Foot Duase St-, N Y. «tot«h I*, i»ffXyl'

^GROCERIES.

ARE

LUDOWICX A HUIiMAN

now receiving ih'lr apring stock, consisting sf a full aaaortment of Groceriwi of all kinds,

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Leather, &e.,

nil of which srltl be deponed of at the teweet 6gaf«h, Call at the Cincinnati fetore, Union Row. H*rth 5. 1^5«,-23-t| L.4H7

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Rectified Whiskey.

& HULMAN we eew aamfiietarieg a»

•itide of Rectified Whiskey, te waparlsr to

sad Saver decidedly the heel eeeraoW la this try. All tboee arhepreiSr a fir« rate article lo a caaausoa one far the sam oiesey wW pkase cell at the CINCINNATI 8T0TE UaIm

AN kiadtt of Dsawnlie and Fe»»iga WINES AND I4tUORS, ef ttshMfaaUtf, aad atCiKiaaati prices, alwa«*ea bead* 3

Terte-Haate, Jsaaairy 28, »S5»-l?tf L. A H.

N E W E S A I S E A

.Notice to Bnildera.

S A S 0 O I N A N A E

.M' MANUFACTORY. •.

ilAVK saasieeaicid tl»e aheee hawtweea Is the sl»«p for-

Peel Ottoa, w»i. srfii «pm t«*Wia»a ataatlea. ttt the cHy wMfeewwdw* ss s*r*y

Ttf^BwWi, FelwiMrf at,

Fresh Garden Seeds!

SHAKERbylai«aaadsesame

SHAKES VILLAS «*e»eg IJ4I, deaa eg Is aeet

VILXAUSH «MI»

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OM for sal* i* for sale by a».e, |1

iH|D«HW»my»

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B. H. OORNWBLXv

BAST THS ^UARa^ ,'#

4« WrfwFl general stec* er*«eb#fer swTiaiea APPAREL »«»i» •«*«,

BIm a*tf fcaer colors: Cms*mere* aad Vt*k»f» «li kind* Sbferta, UadvrKhirti, H*DdkereUefivCfwra«^ Ghto*.

vtt) k» MilMHAty u4 «nba«nitel)f

•odbtepHoM grwhwaMt to (Im to*r«*t Hfteftwl. !7 0iil^«»iittlk^|M4h«NTmrn B. HCOR^S W ELL-

Terre-RmM, 19, !«8-95tf

ADAMS & CO.'S

Eastern and Westem jizprett.

«wd *dtr diauu, iMh iini., A4atM C*. «fli co(DR«iice raaniajc dwir Exprem 10 and from Terr*Haai« is c«as*cU»» with jlielr Gnwt Ea«t«rfi mai Wastera Unci

GeU, Specie, Bank No»p«, Jewelry, wd F*ekti(n of (•my «ie«criplon forwarded ander charge of Care/i *«o|*r«, to aav ciir or lowa in the Ottlted Sutra.

Notes, Draflti, Bill*, icc., collected at reaaoaahle ADAMS 4b CO. £. 8. WOLFE, Anal. Terre-IlattU, Mataefa 19, l852-94lf

Terre-Haate Febi 87, !8S9-S9tf

I^HE

The Wonder of d:te World!

AliLISON'S

Youru in Tear*, -mm

inarch 12, l«$3*34tf tf?

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inform* the ciltien* of (hu and

march 12, l852-24tf.

Aevery

LOWING LINESt

Asors.

Waters, N.York.

II. C. South with, jr., Albany, Wm. F. Leonard, do»^ CtmplB & Keyaar, 113 Broad St, New York, Waters Jfc Leonard, 9^ Court land 8t, do T. P. Walrra, 117 KrJd St., do O. P. Scored, 5 Broad Street, Boston,

AOOTS.

the

(«(n oi

Terre-Haute and Lafayette Tri-Weekly Packet Steamer

WX. PHILLIPS, A.DON ALLY, Master, will ma aa a re^vtar packet between Terre-Haute and Lafayette leaTiof Terre-

Haute every Tueadar and Friday, after the eitra cone in from Iodisesp«H*. Retaralng, learwa Lafayette every Monday and Thoroday. For ft-fifht or paaaam apply on Board or to E- S. WOLFfe.

HOOSIEH SOAP—Clothr» wa»her with

out a waab-board.

toarch 12,1852-34 if

A very superior article. E. S.WOLFE, m. Agent for the MauufactnreiV^

YOUNG & DUFF'S

NATIONAL DA6UERRBAN GALLERY, PHCENLX ROW, TERRE-HAUTE. t»

aubacribera beg to inform the Psbtie that they have permanently located thewmlves in Terre-Haute, for the purpoee of taking l),igacrreotrp« Mi»illtarea, Their Room ta now open*for the reception of Vtailor*, wheOwr in want of Pletarea or not Mr. Young Is from the fclixt, mid han iu hb poaaeaaioa all the late improve* menu iu ibe art, Mr. 1)., from lougexperience,and having beeu with HswrrT for Itu feat four yeara, feels Mttiwlf fully coinpeteut to compete with tiie beat. All thoas in want of one or more life-like itnpreaiiona of their Imrttortal Pkixea would do well to givn Ibcrn a viait.

YOUNG & p""**

YOUNG & DUFF

A RG A

M. Wr'SEDAM -1

ILL aell hiawhoU: stock of PRESU GROCERIES at cost. Will also RENT or SELL hia STORE ROOM, With ail the fixtures, on good terms.

Terre-Haute, ataceh19,1859-S4w3

NMLOONPBCTIONE1Y

«T AND BAKERY,

THE

CLAY couirri', INDIANA.

.A.NY

On Main Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by j, p. Bttrnoti'8 Saddlery, opposite Union Row, bj ^..^ILLIAM SAGE.

tint!*r*fgn»i! has a fine stock of CANDIES, RAISINS, FRUITS, nnd everything nsunlly fouud In the iconfectloners line, which be intends to aell at tbs lowest prices.

FRESH BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, &e., constantly on hand and for sale Wholesale and Rotail. His old friends and customers In city and country will have their orders attended to promptly, as formerly,

WILLIAM f|. SAGE,

Terro-Hante, march 12, *52-24lf Opposite HJuion Row

Raisins.

extra fine lot of FRESH RAISINS, just received per steamer 'American Star,' atid for sale at W. H- SAGE'S, March 12, '58-94lfof$v -M*l Opposite Union Row.

Figs.

quantity of large and delicious FIGS for aate

m. 0

THE

SAGE'S,

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Dates.

UST received an excellent lot of DATJBS. A first rate article, und no mistake, for sale at SAGE'S, maicli 12, J852-24tf Opposite Uulou Row.

Fresh Candies!

LAftGE assortment of FRESH CANDIES, of hue and color, just received and for sale at SAGE'S, march 18,18S2-84t Opposite Uuiou Row.

NOTICE

S HEREBY GIVEN, that on the K'tn oay ot A leS9, between the legal hours, at the Coort House

I Oth flay oT April,

egal hours, at the Coort Hi

t» ths Town of Terre« Haute, I will oiler for sale to the highest bidder, th* following tract of land, to-wit: twentytive acres of laud off the North end of the West half of Section thirty (JK)j in township eleven (li) North of Range eight (8) west, lying in Vlgfo cwunty, Indiana which tract of land was mortgaged by Weaiey Barclay, for a loan of g.17 fit from Town 12 Range 10, and by him forfeited for Ihe non-paynieat of the interest due thereon.

Principal, interest sod per cwtttum anionuts on the dsy of sale lu $42 94 conts of advertising to be added at aate. AtJSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, The foliowittg tract of land will be offered for sale to the highest Mdtter, to-wSt- fifty-five acres off the South end of the Wwt hslf of the North-West quarter of Section (.10) In Township (II) North of Range Eight (8 west, lying In Said county of Vigo which land waa mortgaged by Wesley Barctsy, for sloan of f5 00 from town 13 Range 9, and by bin forfeited for tbe non-payment of the Interest doe thereon

Principal, Interest and per centum due on Ihe day of sale ef advertising to bib added at sale. ALBERT LANGE.

$96 02 costs

January 30, I853-18-U.

Administrator's Sale.

T^Y virtue of an Order of the Vigo Probate Court, as J3 ey petition as Administrator ea the sstste ef Dr Auu. Houiss, deceased, I will, ea

SATURDAY, the nth day of March, IMS* eeH st Peblie Aectieo at the Ceen Hoes# deer ia TsrreHaute, between the hoe re of 1 and 3 o'clock, r. sn te the highest hidderv iet» assiber tee and fifteen in the sahdl•Won of Sectlee another datttt, IN Towa. twelve north, le Range stee sesa^ii Is the ceetny af Vigo. Said tw» lets lie together la aa eMeeg form aad contain ahoot sixteen ecraele the wheie. They will be divided for Sale late leer parts itnd eoid separately. Each let ef about four acree, arid h» valuable property fsa- nay person wiahiag te reside a Wdt eat ef Tew*, or for poatnre, ar gardening. They will he aold apea «psl cradtta ef dt aad tarelve taaaUlf—

Ihe psrohaser gi viag neta sBMat ass beneSt ef the Feb.»,IS»Mt

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Manikli.im

E.& W

Kb sippsassd weaR^fty, payahSs rafcseiweat leas*. aGatSWOLD, Adm'r.

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i, ^a^aseaaswaaftl

COOKERLY Sl McLEAN, ATTORNEXB AND CXH/NSEULORS AT &A#, TE»RE^lAirTE, INDIANA.

£X*QCI3D«1£L fer tte-SMes^af 0W»

the)

ef Dssdht. Mortgage*,-

aey, aad an iwssBtteas of a Kelsrlal character. O-OPFICS, Uritd **f, UwMee ftew, a^etriag lb Jaaraat l*vi«MnrMi4i uvi u"1

and

tW 'ltowdWise st tiafals HnagerfoaEese-

HU"BtJCKlSGiAM^,

JUKI Received

Cinciaaati, OSito, ta ksHel^ appchiledl agent of th* Haste Joaraal." He l» inlf wtfitdM by ftato receive and receipt ft*r Sabicriftioat, Adverttaeeaeeta, 4s.

J. W. &UCNTR. York

Urni. Chaffing Didm, of all kinds TOILET WARE, alnglo or inaeta Wardrobe Shower Batha, Bathing Fan*, Sponge Bitkc, Hip na S!t* Baths, Sa«petwk»n Shower Batha, Bth Tube, varioaa dm. Awl every description of BATHING' APPARATUS made to order.

He alao k«|« constantly on hand a general anortcnent of

Plain, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronxed

tin ware

WkolamtU mttd Beiaii.

N. B. All kinda JOBBIMG- dene in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. march 12, 18S3-24ji

X00 Agents Wanted,

circulate, by aubaenpiion, a new and serf tWjfU and b*m*nfilUf tUvatrmUd hiatoricai «Ati de acriptlve work entitled "THE GREAT WEST."—• Emtrytlic men can earn from fS to $5 per day. Tiioee only need apply who out pay for Books when they order ta do which wilt require a capital of from $-10 to $100. r,„m

F.ox terms add rem I1LNRYHOWE, No-Ill MainSireei, Cincinnati, Ohio* march 13, l8S3-24n6 .L-

SisiSS Rags Wanted. 7 'pHE highest murfcrt price paid iu CASH for Rags, Old Rope. Baling. Heuip, Waste, i&e.

68 Walnut Street, between Qoluutbia una Peuri stretHs, Cincinnati, Ohio.** March 5, l*5S-&Sm4

BARTIETT, STOCKTON 1st«

Forwarding & Commission Merchants, A No. 38, iVnlnut Street,

s°

WILL

I N S rt min SH&ari

StndenU having attended two full conrssa in any ether retpoctabk Medical College wilt be admitted to a course In this Institution, by Matriculating and paying $lS.

The College edifice, located on the corner of Western Row nud Longworlh streets, is a capacious building admlr ably salted for lecturing purposes, and affording as fine rooms for dissections, as can be found in any similar ostab ilxhment.

The Demonstrator rf Anatomy will continue thedts charge of his duties during the spring and summer course and the Faculty fed confident, that practical anatomy can IM taught, during the spring, to the entire satisfaction of the student. Material for his department if abundant and easily obtahied.

Cincinnati aJTords facilities for teaching, and advantages for the prosecution of Uie atn.ly of Medicine and Surgery, unrivalled In any western or !outhera city and the existeoce of two regular medical schools must present to the studettl many reasons why bo should give this point the preference.

Boarding can be obtained at from $3 to $3 per week. For further Information, address by letter or otherwW, tho President or Registrar.

WUW%-xupwyi

.it. Sr

8. B. PAMT1K, XuchiBiiid as4 Pre*weJB»eker, aiao, C^«mi..Xetarapni«r Acnt,

A» Smwojt, I

-Oavio K. Knt, ta{

„BLACH1.Y St. SIMPSON, Ui Pead Strset, dadnati£r

KSEFSs.ail

cocuCSkUy la SUM a lam and wall aaiwi hid Stoek «f

Staple and Fancy Ihy Goods,

asitsd to tin imwb, to which they invite the aUeotioa mt Coantry MerebaaUp: march l*ISS&-*4w8

I.I II .I miiW.i III! I fmwui w^ljwn jrt|H 1

A R. BREWER,

Ife. 90 Fifth Street, Ifcrth »idQ, betweea Xaia and Wnlwwt, C1NC1KNAII. OHIO,

MANUFACTURER

or WARE, C*»«A«D TEA

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

give prompt attention to Ch» sale of Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Flour, Wool, Feathers, and Country Produce generally. And also, fill ORDERS FOR CINCINNATI MANUFACTURERS,

At shortest notice. Is C*

February 27, l852-22-6m

Faculty, «•, an

-A. H. BAKER, M. D., Proaident of the Faculty, Profettor of Principle and Prmcikt «f Snidery. B. 8. LAWSON, M. D., Rwistrar,

Prafmor of Thrwy ana Predict of Medicine. EDWARD MBAD, M. D., Pnftttor of ObtMries and JJistatti of TFsmes and Children

C. G.COMEGYS, M. D., Profttw of Anatomy und Phy*'ulojy. i®??, C. W. WRIGHT, M. D.,

Profttoor of Chrmintry and Pharmacy, JAMES GRA AM, M. D.,

a•'

Prvftotor. of Materia Modica and Tkeraplutia, C. GRANT, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.

Spring und Summer Sesaiou of this Institution will commence on the eecouJ Monday In March and continue sixteen weeks when the degree of Doctor of Medicine will be conferred as at the close of winter sessions.

The Winter Session will commence en the first Monday iu November, uod close on tbe last of February. FEE^.—Professors' Tickets for spring and summer course g78 for winter session, each gt$ Matriculation Ticket, $5 Demonstrator's Ticket, $10 Graduation Fee, $25 Hospital Ticket, *5.

A. H. BAKER, D.f Pno%

Residence No. 142 6th St. bet Race sad Elm, a. a. S. LAWSON, M. Rttfatrae. Residence No. 2^2 6tii 8t. bet. Western Row and John/

February 27, l&68*83w6 -J *f

DR. 8. D. IIOW E*S

USHAIEB SABSAPARHIA, The Great Spring and Snnuner MEDICINrE!

..I.V dfc. "V 'iiii .. .. J.:J •«.- PROOF/ PROOF!/ PROOF!/ LADY SAVfeD!

Da. HowiH»D«er ®r:—ft has been my misfortone, for the last three yettrs, to be afflicted with the Liver Complaint, accompanied by a severe pain In the side, which, at times, confined me to asy bed for weeks together, and 1 became redaced to a mere skeleton, snd, bettering that I never could be cured, I gave myeelf ap to my seeming f«b-, *i*: 1 have been attended by ihe beat physicians I seed all kinds ef ivaetrnnts nnd patent SMMfidne*—but «U te he pur peso aad made up »y mind that death alese ceuid literi me of my soflerlnge. At this asemeat a friend seggeefed yoer preparatleia of Shaker Saraspari I ta. la awtiaaW aces aad despair, I thought would try It. I did ae for ebe«ft tea without its producing thes^ghtestefleet epos ate la 1st so had ems say alteration as red need in fieeh, aad ailed bordering en deapaiP—that wae determined net to ate any awra after I finished what area,is the bouts. Sat chaaged—it* opera iy einKitffS*. I uperienead

dnriag that night asy perpoea area entirely Bperatlea ea aas was waedsrfnt—I tnsy almost w. I uperiesead a eeenelete change la mt

HI aii im aad foeiisgs, aad soss eeeiMiieaeed IsHMSwiM' le hedbh, ltd continued to dose lVoet that time. It Is 'new tea weeks aiooe 1 easasneeesd asisg yonr flnker SaraBpariiia, darieg wbkh time I here need enlg liree battle*, aad thst bsfieve that I sheeld thlsiaeiaeat la jay wsw, had it not im for aygtswe,

Shaltsr

PI!h

JSlXON&CO., pmPaper Mannfactnrers,

approved.

& CO.

CINCINNATI COLLEGE

HEDICINE

A N

S E

Session* for 1862^-'63.

I f- im ti*

°*y

HMHft flMT JT(HHr ftttWw aad I fitmly believe

SarssMHiln, sad I fijroly bei

preparation ef te be the ei plalat. that newssy, tt I pray Cad that yea i»sfr long be spsied, tbreegb yoer Msdfc Mdl^ae, te alleviate the saffbriags ef Qtt ha*

only sere remedy for Indigestion, or Liver Cemthat haseverheea atfiwed ta t^epeldle, for faae R, tiket 1 AM AS WXIX AS svxs was nt at UR,sad

TS«TS,&C

DE8QEAB NINHA5T, ef Mai

es?tb alroet, este doer Wast

dadaaelL

Ft lee (liS per Beetle, or six Settk* gS ... For snte by *. a.SWAIN,:. Tme-H«le.

IROONfMOffAM, de WOOD A DONNELLY, de .. W*. BURTON, de jfo. JA^OITH, Paris, IBIaste^ mV.C09OV£ft&BB0-,&wllarOf

ALSO,

Fersal* aeshase BOWEV titfe** Bmrkammi and IdntmH

CXXJGH, CA^DY.*

iiiOti lafMkl 9^1, o2L, Oaeihfleitf, 'Ohte, %s srtwiB s^ !M*«st. i. eg imi-i vi

rrwi JL

Dec

ijwip'f1^mivmwy1*»

SB*?

MkQ

And^fia#

^REMOVAL AND SETTLEMENT.,

NOYKRJIA*~L BOURNE

AVWS loinotred tlit ir largo auJ extftiflvs saMrtmdnt!

One do«r west of their old stand, would be gls to sec their friends and cuntomers at their New Store. Hiving, also, opened a Sew art Sf Wooks. thry would bei pleased if thoiw knowing tliem»dv«» indebted, would Call and make immediate setUement.

ST Old accounts tuusl b$ cJescd.

Decctrther 5, If51-10 tf

Dry Goods at Cost

COODS, aad will dlapoee them st nesl, for eaab. Dec.5, 16&|-10tf GROVEHMANA BOURNE.

Salt

ANAWHA andMJUfi MlfT slwuy* en hand —cheep, tfSt-ietr ROVER MAN A BOURN &

G-roceries.

GROVERMAN

Doc, i, iS51-i0if GROVERMAN 4 BOURNE.

Star Brand.

Tit r£ have constantly oahawl any qnanUty ef thsbsst YV ^tar Brand

leSMOtf GROVERMAN A BOCRNE.

Liquor.

Dec. 5, lS5I-10tf GROYERMAN A BOURNE.

Cash for Fun and Peltries.

will pay cash for any quantity of Fut and Doer

XIOXtCB.

a»Jnd|aid erlS uke PerilFea^iers, Fs», Deer Skirts, Waeet, Cera, Oata, Biieas, dtfe, at tho msrket fer afl debtt 4«e. Tb*f will sfse pay the highest essh fatws for theee er tideaL-

i, lSSl-lgtl GROVERMAN &. BOURNE.

Phelps* KaveQer^ Guide mHftOt/UK TSB mtTilO KYATf^ w.ntafeSftgi epwsrda ef Seres Hundred Railroad* CsnsL. and' 9)Wmw -WmW WWwBBRPWW'''®»eWBO^ps' WB&HBmsmUm Will 89vW Mafi ef the For «J|lirlw A m*.S9»4$li iTfbcSINGIIAM.

nwifflrt iT. 'js «ii'ai Mm .^.^r i«,.i—n ^..awwi mi leili miM j|"

LODISVILLE'

Any garment purchased at this

October 17. )8fil-tf

r**w-

ia0llem& mtiit\ t**-'

LARGE ASSORTMOTrOT1 f'ASniOXABLi SfllllT^, ETC^'^^

-ifis 4wASesl 05i«fw |v

teme* If ..wir.S^S i§

& HAS BEfiN

We would inform tho Public that, in order to make way for our SPRING and SUMMER CLOTlIIiVG, we will dispose of our enure siuclt of Winter Clothing

iifei' ViH tijafti-ni-ikin'r.' ri

Any one desirous of obtaining Winter Clothing at will do well to givo us a call

Always on hand, a good assortment of

*Hats, Oeips, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Trunks, &oM &o., which will be sold at Cincinnati prices. Terre-Haute, March 12, 1852. D. W. BRUEL

For

A BOURNE have at preeent, snd in

tend keeping, a general and extsmive assortment of GH4)C£BI£y, wlich tliey will sell the Wabesfci

low as any Dee. 5,18

honse

851 VHi

Qneensware and Hardware.

T1 AVlNGi' a large asserunent ef Qestinswas* and XX UAsnwaS* ea head,aad wishing te stose thfet bnttth of trade, we wtii aeii cbsep for cash.

the nnderaigaed. Furchasera a«* invited te test ihelr esSlfty. They srfl! be fo4nd purs

«o cm*

Flour.

OOLMES' fcest FAMILY FIJOCR, tbs bestsnid* rl Is the wsrket. aiwsr* for »!e hr Re. 5,tmrtSLUAH & BOURNE.

and Oap*. k«sSI# Far snd StUr- lEtals.

STORE

Mr MB mmm mm

as nenial above all competition!

.: ,••?= Come «B, old friends atid neto o«es, a»*l cxumtne Jor yottrsrtres I md te--I OUR STOCK this season is decidedly the largest—most skilfully cut and thoroughly well made— bpaiuiful In quality and material—consisting the greatest variety of sty ten—and at the same ttme, I l!h CHKAPKSr, mark thail THB CHEAPEST—*H things considered—of any that has ever yet been brought to this good town of Terra-Uauttt." -•••'''-a** --mp

We are continually receiving large additions of -tM" & *.v

To our slresdy extensive stick, fix»tn our OWN M*aufa$?orf,

Sireeis. LOUISVILLE, KV.

W OHKMANhll'IP of every garment we sell,

FASHIONABLE-CLOTHING/

North*Cast

Corner of Market and Fiwt

the makirrg upof our ownijoodsj a ad, therefore we WARRANT

4 _. 1

Establishment exchanged if not

SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Charles P. Freeman & Co.,

(urs risstuM, u«aness So co

IV1P0HTHH8 and J01IBBB8»

144

fully

••*». mu .-V..,

RAl/i^j &, bAACis,

%M0RfBmST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,

WTO

#11,

$rf

REMOVED TO

.NORTH SIDli- OF'PUBLIC SQUARE,. NEXT a DOOR iTO WARREN A TURNER.

UMedwty, on* door South of Liberty Strest,

NKW VOKK,

HAtEmnhtifacltirers,

now on IIHIK), and will hs receiving daily through die se*«o«, New Ooods, direct from tbe European and cask Auctions, SICH, fASM loffsaut, r*nor

SII.K MILLINERY GOODS.

Our stock of Hicii Kissoxs, "ouiprisea evety variety of ths latest and most beautiful deeigun imported. Many of our goods are tnuufuciured expressly to our order, from our own designs and patterns, end sUnd Unriv'slWe.piiMFe ofipr our goets fur ntU Cash, ul lower prises than as* r-roAl Jfotiaelu A'nerka dan aiTorJ.

AIJ puri luisers will fln4 It gr^tly to their interest to rsserve p^irlinu of their nioii' mid make selections from nur grtwt r«rl#ly of rioh efoftp foods

Ribbons rMt for Bonnet*, Caps, S*shes and Belts," Bn«nsi Silks, ftutiua, Crapes, Llsses, snrl Tarletsss.IjT Embrol krtes, Coilar«, Cif(ni«tts, C^ipw, Berlhaa, W" ••.•-saj Habits, Stseves, CuffV, Edgings, and Insertliigs. Eirtliro| 3erel R-rifjV, Lace, & Hemslltch Cambric tfdkfs* Jtionds. iiluslow, and Embrolisied Laees for Cips. Embral ierad Ibices for Shawls, uUillas, ami Veils,. .. Honltoa, Meclilm, Vle«cicnes, and BruMils Laess. Enfli*h end Wore Tbrssd, Smyrna, Lisle Thread, and

Ceiton Spaces.

Kid. Lisie Th reed, S itk, a pd Sewing 0U k,0 lores, tt MhUi French and American Artificial tTowefs. French Lace, English. Amertoss, aad Xialisn, Straw Bonnets srf.i Trltowtngth March 1giVmmt -K r»

HEW BOOKS.

A/beScbeel

IMS sod^Obstaeles, a Romance, by People, by E .. ta by Lad^r Bttlwer Lyttoa.

Ths ys«erw of the P«

Mee.

Eastern MrholesaIe frt,w 4ft tf ''.•fc?'V,$f '#1 .t «SrS

prtcos sfm

liipsi

Jsmsth

Ss-

Ssgsne Sas.

for Meebeeds

Amy Lawrence, or thi Preemaaon's Daughter, by the antber sf "StaafieM Hsil." Cstestins, er Stgtif* atwf Shadows of Leaden Ltk.

The Travellers' Guide

T'fUtOUOH the Slates ef Obt*, MtAi?«. /ufttse, fUimaia, Mms/iti, tome tmtf WboonaUl, with Railrosd, Cstnal* 8age aad S4»«a.heet Rentes, aeeotnpsaled witb Km Hap ef the aiorS Statss. For «f« ti to% 38 4Wn W, H, ByCKtNG UAiTS.

ti®.

Tannar's 00, ft

»*i.i..i».fc.i

THi'tljl

Florence Saekv1t!a, or Self-Depeodeccs, sa sirtdbto* grsphy, by Mrs Bnrbary. The Forrest Dtvoree Case. Feraley Master, or E'llth tbs Inconstant. Whig Almanac for ISS9. s^r«| L4foef Dan MsrW*, by Fslsenbrligs, trmks of an Old Mstd, contslslag i«psrtasi Hints le Yensg

The Banjul off** Bonaey. Inb a, Oedsy, and Ssrt&n*s Msgaziadi far fobtatfr. Tor sals by

IL BUCKINGHAM,

Febraary 97, IfO&'tf Sigo ef the Big Bsoi.

B1RREL9 ftf a firsd rats nttaJHy,

-I^afoa-JSMS O. Jlmjiaa WtU Oornsr.

—^rx£.1a.Tt-|1l1|1|||||p-||.| ^.^j. ||.r^.|i^i^. -i-rm r--—-|TrrTl

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Received,

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