Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 April 1852 — Page 3

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Democrats, Orgastic.

•In tiirtft of pMCt prapara for warf is ft wi«e maxim The democratic ptny to Indiana is strong, but not iovisoible. In their fmociad atreoftb and security may We bidden ih« eiameata of weakness. United, lb«o. (here t# no danger of defeat, and to make the whole democratic courre available, organtr.slton and discipline is necessary. For that purpose l«?t democratic associations be formed in every town aud township in tbe Stale let stated weekly meetings be be'.d: let tbe name of every democrat in tbe township be enrolled on a book prepared for tbe purpose, and let lists be sent either to one of your Senators or one of the democratic representatives in Congress, a* yoo may choose, and they will furnish you speeches and documents. As these speeches cost from 60 els to $1 per thousand, let a small amount in each case be forwarded with tbe list and tbe document will be forth coming. Your Senators ond Representstires are doing tbeir duty, bat to furnish documents to alt the democrat* in Indiana would exhaust tbeir per diem.

From these associations more eflVctire and minuie organizations may be perfected through school districts. Tbe name of every democrat will be enrolled and tbe whole strength of tbe party may be polled. If this system is fully adopted, we shall increase the democratic vote of Indiana by tboustndf. But to make this organization perfect it must be commenced in time. Let tbe democrats at the seat of justice of each county, first commence, and the example will be followed by tbe eountry villages and rural townships. We have a State ticket from Governor down to Superintendent of tbe Public institutions, which should command the support of every democrat in the Stale. The Democratic National Convention will nominate a lieket for President and Vice- President equsllj as acceptable. We shall endeavor to do our duty, and if we have tbq hearty co-operation of the democrstio press of the State, as we feel certain we shsll have, and the auxilsry aid of tbe democratic Associations and Clubs, we shall roll up in October and November such majorities as will astonish the most sanguine democrat in the State.—State Senltnel.

fcjr "We learn by the Madison Banner, that Gov. Wright addressed a targe audience at tbe Court House in Madison on Tuesday evening.— Mr. McCarty did not arrive in time to speak.

Nic' i« getting behind. Joe Wright travels on tbo fast line."—Stale Sentinel. ••He sometime* travels on the eireum-bendilus line, as was the case in his approving the Georgia land tale, by signing the bill confirming said sale. Was that one of the fait lineal"— Wabath Exjitett.

The purchase of these lands was one of the many lines by which the whig Fund Commissioner fattened on the Stale a d«bt of three hundred thousand dollas, by selling the bonds ol the State, on credit, to a rotten, swindling Bank in New York, and received in pay the sandy, wire-grass, pine lands of Georgia, whvro a killdee would starve to death. It w»* KttI** too fast for the taxpav««'» So iiiui-h f«r ih faxt whig policy. The reckless whig nt^mpted to make the State run too fatl- tu »..-=ifcr bursts: !, s»t! I«»j I'KOPUt had tku luiunmStale Sentinel,

BALTJMoau. April 8.—Last evening the demo* craiio members of tho legislature, held a caucus, and passed a resolution in favor of Cass, but desired that the delegates to tbe national convention should go tininstrueted.

The whig oity convention, on Monday, will adopt resolutions favorable to Soott for tbe Presidency* on account of Mr. Fillmore having declined to remove collector Kane.

03*Mr«. Jenny Lind Gold*ohmidt has announced her intention of giving three more concerts in N. York, prior to her departure for Europe. It is eaid that it is her intention to remain absent but a short time, then return and aettle herself permanently in the United States—most likely in Ohio.

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.'/' r„j 'oilowMift p!ir«gr'aj j'ajicr JKS. So-Tr'a UfTS*.—G«rn. Scott in his irtirr lo il.e Kvw»rd if ty of Brooklyn, *nys that the Irtnli 'never turn their buck upoi.'a friend or a foe If thai bo so hen come it that he hung these thirty men who were taken with O'Hiipy. whioh of thirty twenty-three were natives o! Ireland? If Gen. Scott told the tiuth, then he was guilty of murder in 1847. If he did not tell the uutli then he has sacrifiml hi»tor for buncombe, ami pur chAvod a little flattery at the expense of his veracity and honor.

Tits CiRctJLATitfo MsmcM tx OaEoofj.-—The only money they use in the back part of Oregon consists of livestock—a hog paving for a dollar, sheep paying for fifty cents, turkeys twenty-five cents, and young dogs for a shilling each. If Smith owes Jones t4,ISJ he sends him five hog}, and receives for change one kheep, one turkey and one pup.

FOH Wntorrr.—The Centreville Whig a short time since, held the following language with reference to the re-sltotion of our presen efficient and popular Governor "So lar aa our State policy is coneerned there ia no difference between whig* and democrats and as Gov. Wright has taken the first efficient steps for the development and encouragement of the Agricultural resources of Indiana, we again say that we hope he will be oontinued in the Executive Chair/'

HAMPSHIRE.—Hon, EMIOXD BPIUCK, of

New Hampshire, formerly one of the editors of the Washington Union, will, it is said, be «}aoted Senator from that State to succeed Mr. Hale. i...:— .... ....... $£r Humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky, is out with a letter declaring Millard Fillmore to be the choice of W hig* of that State, and that Scott hae no ofooce whatever.

gjjp TIWNlt ne law lia« the ikuaa«l JS^f mftoiivmd tha

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Tkk UrDtVsit %bnci noUM of th* ilk* aot^ahtlt rim, ii«ar a, Vt, accounts slat* that 16 dvwiap haJ Ibiiti tha rim, and that Rive*viHe, io Marion oounty. Jhaa ba^o awapt almost anu«4y awat. Tha low of property ia lm««o*a.—Cm, JSnfti^rer.

N« Corrr*ar*iT«.—Coantarfelta on Batik of Indiana. LaJayatta branch—d

npaaranoo Ilaw. Thay a*a mad* pajrabb aa J. S. Utnu-Cyntt BaU caalutr, Tha Mffttiogi am eoaraa and tha «4g«aturv» had.~C t». Gatttte.

A LAJCD DKCiatoy.—Tha U. S. SujM«««a Coart. iAA Taa«!ay 4*cidati tha oaaa of tba Cimtmerftm fra*t» ttodbf which half a mHtton of acr« of iatKl %rere elaimad in tha State of Arkansas. Tbe ladocition it in f»»o of tha Govaitunoat Mftd afaioat tha validity tha clataa. TW largaat ttaei ofosaa* try owankl hy It MM*, fitfia tato tha mil publta lands titd i« «el|oet to tat* a»4 aotthwaanU —Citt £»firir«r.

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Death of Bishop Bm4di»g.

At hali-pati 1*2 o'clock yesterday, the senior bishop of tbe Methodist Episcopal church, tbe Rev. Dr. Hedding. died of dropsy at Pooghkeepsie, after along and painful illness, ^re than a year ago be became aware that be was a victim of the dtaeasf under which hie has finally fallen, aad during the last month or two his end was constantly fell to be rapidly approaching .. TJ,'

Bishop lleddine was tbe Senior of tie five bisbops of tne Methodist church, and was revered in proportion to bis years. He hits been distinguished over half a century for bis purity and simplicity of character, bis extensive learning, and tbe fervent admiration which be inspired in all those who came within the sphere of bis personal or pastoral influence. His loss will not be mourned alooe by those who belonged to tbe religious denomination of which he was, &t once, a pillar and an ornament In the last Christian Advocate, appeared an account of a visit paid to the bishop by tbe editor of that journal, in company with Bishop Janes, from which we extract the following passage, which will now be read with solemn interest: 'Fifty-two years ago last December,* aaid the bishop, *1 gave up my all to God, and 1 have nev er taken back tbe gift. I have been a most fallible creature and have committed many involuntary offences, but have never wilfully departed from God. 1 have always needed the atonement of Cbrist, and have trusted in tbat alone for the for giveness of all my short-comings. I feel that I can sing, with Mr. Wesley, 'I the chief of sinners an,

But Jesos died for me.*

used to wonder how it could be ibat Christ could have mercy upon such a poor, miserable sinner as I am. and save me. There was a kind of mist over the subject but within a few days all this mist has been cleared away. 1 now see such good, such glory, su«h power—such power'—repeating the word w^h great emphasis—'in the Redeemer, that there is now no difficulty in it!' VVe remarked,'Your spiritual vision is now clear.'— 'Yes,' responded he, 'it is ail plaiu now.' During the conversation be remarked: 'Since this dreadful disease struck me, more than a year ago, 1 have not had one really dark hour, or one pang of guilt.'

We retired from the room with the strongest feelings of admiration of the humility, the deep and unaffected piety and the gigantic intellectual strength of our venerable senior bishop. We have known and admired his real greatness from the period of our first acquaintance with him. But if he was great in the field of action, he is still greater in the hour of suffering, and in the prospect of death.

N. Y. Pott.

(From tbe N. A. Lodger.

President of tbe State University. Mestrt. Kditort —The proceedings of theTrustees of the Slalo University show that they have elected John H. Lathrop President of that institution. Mr. Lathrop is not unknown to many young men of Indian he was for a long time Professor of Law and political economy at Hamilton College. New York, and is now Chancellor ol the Wisconsin University, lie has ik-votssd a lif«U(t«v io the education and training of young nimi. is acsuowpiisbed in cvmy deparuneiit :of .#cho!ars!i:p. i)•{ »to fiii with ability and usefuiluess liu-s wtuit (ton. His mind is comprehensive and clear—-bis manner* such as to ecmimand the respect and win the lovo of theao who ato placed under his charge. 1 know no man in the rang« ol my acqoaiutanoe better calculntmi to sustain and elevate the charactor ol tbe University. Professor Lathrop would not awaken the joalou jy of any religious denomination, for he i* not minister of the Gospel, He i* purely teacher, and his ambition is in that alone. I remember well a remark of his on that subject.— 'Young mcu count it a high honor to become emi nenl Statesmen how much higher the honor of that instructor to makes the Statesman.* That was his view of the dignity and responsibility of the instruction ol young men. He is an eloquent and pleasing lecturer, rml I trust if he accepts the appointment, our citizens may have an opportunity of hearing and knowing the man.

Vours. Ate., A. W.

SHEW ,1

TERRE• HA 0 TE, INDIANA.

Sign of the "MILL SAW."

ouUcrlbecs under the firm of POTWIN &. BURNAM, sre now wceMaf st tisir store betweaa («rover man &• Bauraa and Wood & Donnelly, on National Road Street, direct from tha manufactories and eastern cities, a Jarg* and extooslr* stock of

AMEItlCAN AND POREICiN HARDWARE^ .embracinr, ia part. Iron, Stsa), Nails, Glass, Axles, Springs, Tin .Plate Lof. Trace, Stage and Halter Chains Broad aad other Axes Blacksmith*' Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Stocks aad Die*, &e. Carpenters', Coopers' aad Curriers* Tools, a fine assortment Carriage and Cabinat Makers' Tools and matariats of every kind.

A complete assortment of 8HOE FINDINGS. BUILDING MATERIALS, each as Lack*, Late hoe, Baits,

Bell Pali*, Butte and Screws, ftx

The most approrad makes af MUt, Crosa-Cut, aad other Sasrs. Shot Gtans. RiBeo, Pistols, GNm Barrels.

Mwatlifm Locks, Caps, Ac. Pump Civala and Cranks, Hay aad Man are (fork*, Shovels aad Sp*a*a, Gnas aad Grata Sevttwa, Piaw Wiags, Sksba, Hass, 4ui.

ALSO', a I«iyr

Saddlery Hardware

Of svsry de*criptiaa Patent and Enameled Leather, Oil Qatbs, Morocco, Pad aad «thar Skla^ Saddla-Traaa, dtc. Row tad Corto, of til Kinds PAlKtS, OILS, iu., WHITE LEAD, **rr**t*i hr*t hnimd.

A vary eh«ic« l«t af Paints aaaWaalag tha common and finer naaliUa*. VaraiaiuM af vartaas kind*. Paiat aad

Oar St«ck *f SttKI.F HARDWARE embraces a great varieiv *t POCKET ani T.AR1 CUTLERY, aad *tbsr gaa^s »bl!W»»«a|t t.-. ^esaasiaa aar stack, s»*p* 'tfc »'str'tliis Sta«4^ 1-- jW «ara»i«atiad^r| .» «a%.,

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:\fTf taatta tha tttolat af Cm* Wyars la aar W Stock af FAKCT A1»D STAPLE »«T GOODS,

NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting asd Hoose Furnisliiug Goods. It is mack tW hiytaai

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tat k4wagkt t« tibta matte*, htttoml la Kaw Yark aa' iaat tssaas. are are easels* taasfi as wry teams Cs»l Iwasa.

Afrtl 188®^9s»3 & O- TOUSKT.

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Par aala at

LUSTHAL AIHINO FLUID,

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ftsiiit Cky Drag Stas*.

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Special Notice—Pay Up.

ALL

dily as posaible. Apr. 2,1852-27-tjf.

April 9, 1852-U^tf E. V. BALL, Tern-Haute,

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A Lot on the 16th Section,'

LACRESon

YING the Cauul, lhr«« ourtrlcrs ol* a mti« Norti» o! Terre-HnuU, »n v, igu OF 'nAliibSR, wfiBaied itt Ui« b#it©ro, oiut same dlstaitco North of Terre-Hants.

April 9, Itj-Jr-Stii E. Y. BALL, Terr^lTaatc.

J. G, STEPHENSON, M. D. Physician and Surgfoon,

CASH PAID FOR

Wheat, Barley aad Flaxseed, Whlto Beans and Feathsrs, AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, V"! Corner of First and Eaglo Streets, Canal Basin.

December 12,1851-lltf

MERCHANT TAILOR. e« DAVID HARTSOCK

HASational

removed his Tailor Shop from Market street to N Road street, one door west af the Post Office, «rh*r« h* baa opened in his new Fancy Front Store Roam,

A MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,

iaa is prepared to furnish the best and most fashionable materials, and make them up ia a style Inferior to nona ia ths west.

Tha richest rrstta^s, unsurpassed in style, are on hand— SHk, Satin, Velvet, and mixed, of all cotoraand every variety of design. Also a general assortment of Neck'kerchiefs, of the most tasty descriptions. Gloves, of evary kind, and Suspenders with the latest improvements, combining ease with dorabllHy.

Ha will make CLOTHES In tho mast approved style, whan tha cloth* are famished by tha customer, and also give strict attsatioa ta aattiag all kinds of garments—all of which shall be dona with taste and despatch.

Terre-Haale,No*. 3, I&49. DA\ 10 HARTSOCK.

New Carriage Manufactory. I HAVE commenced the Carriage Manufacturing buaineaa, at my Nets Slap, in North

ami Lafayette Road, where all branches of tie business will

A variety of Cwrrisge^s Etafpic*, Bswarlwi oad Waco**! aiwaya aa haad aad far asi«. JLT REPAIRING of all kinds done on the*wrt-.« »otice. Also, Psintisf and TsntisMsf dowe wit!

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A rtffiiniatratog'a Notice. XJOTIC E ts hereby |ins, tint tla laMgsdtasaksa l^i ait Mtna'ar adatstwittak af A* asiais af Wnunr C. Drctatu, lata af RWey TwriaWj. eaaatf»ladtuw. Tha ,«ataK» ta-fwabsMf iasaiaca*. All rsaats brtag tlataw agiidwsl asld taUte us bswty rtfaasS

STAB CLOTHfflGSTOBE,

TERKE-HAUm iKUI\NA

OFFICE aa Market street nearly opposite Brown's Hotel. Oct. 17, IH51-HW

JOSEPH C. EARLY,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

AND

SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, TKRRE HAUTE INDIANA. ST Office in Early's corner In the room formerly occupied as the Canal Collector's Officc.

March 26,1851,26 if _____

Tower Mills.

HAVING

brought thesa beautiful Steam Flooring works into foil operation, we are now ready to exchange Flour, Meal, Snorts, Bran, Ate., for Wheat and Corn, or for Cash, with all irbo may give ns their custom.

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NORTH SIDE OF PDBLIC NEXT DOOR TO WARREN-^ TURNER.

We would infbroi the Public that, in order to make way for our SPRING arid SUMMER CLOTHING, we will dispose of our entire stock of Winter Llouiing

Any one desirous of obtaining- Winter Clothing at Eastern Wholesale prices .,i it .'•ij ji will do well to give us a call.

Always on hand, a good assortment of *$

Hata, Caps, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Trunks, &c., Ac., which will be sold at Cincinnati prices. Terre-Haute, March 12, 1852. B. \V. BRL EL.

parsons knowing themselvM to b« iudobted to tho lata firm of E. Ball &. Son sre reqafMted to call immedUlely «nd make «eUlement with E. V. Ball—a«, by T^g jnot rtulnd general stock of Good* for the fire of the 29d of Jan. the partnership was dissolved JJ-j^ gENTLEMEN'S APPAREL, which wUI ba made to arder, and the buaine** of the concern T,,^ "''IVIU***

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E. V. BALL & SON.

AH persons indebted to

EV.9,

BALL are must earnestly solicited to call tmmedlately and mako paynrM»«t. April l»52-28lf E. V. BALL, Terre-Hauta.

A Valuable Farm for Sale. rriwo

HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES of choice I Land, situated four and a-half miles We*t of Terreifaute, on the National Road 25 Acrw improved, fine bearing ORCHARD, excellent timber aad well watered. For other particulars see the owner.

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Terre-Mnnte, Fab. 38,1851.22.tf

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BRITTON & CO.,

FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

THE

MILLER & SOULE,

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PItBWW w® WP® ws ta b* Isditud ta satd satass w^l pkwss aawse •ft^tanhd aad waka tmssafisia iwijfasaat apcSSMSSa-SevS JNd l^ GORDON, A*»V.

IVJOTldi ts iMmfef iftMSk, HMt ihm mmitraifiMd km tAtm ktt«rs al a^alsttaOaa af ft* sataat ai JuuF. Ib9» af fcftwr Ti asfclp, Vfea

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MM! ISMMWjTUMrtrtta Sfrts^yswo^ J2f O. B. GQBDOtt, Umft.

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Terrs-Haats, on tbe corner of 1 iflh Street ,\ctno»iedf(iirnt of Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attor It ..lk.JLA flsA W'sxak^rfaak III 1 a

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be promptly attended to, aad any work from ray ahop shall O"OFFICE, third story, t/niou Raw, adjolnirtg ths not be sarpaased on tha W.bart, for bw«ty af rtyle,| j8BrlMU prt®tingO«ai. November 91, l£5i^-tf ikfaict af finish ar complete workmanship and darsLIHty, m*t prtees, CHEAPER than hafttofora.

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notice, and warranted.

B. H. CORNWELL, T1

MERCHANT TAILOR, EAST OF THE 6QUARB, it stock of Good* for

The stock consist* of various Broadcloths, Black, Brawn. Blue and fancy color* Cumimeres and Vesting* of all kinds Shirts, Undershirt*, Handkerchiefs,Cravats, Gloves, Suspender*, «tc., tc.

His garments wilt be fashionably and substantially made, and his prices graduated to the lowest liTing mark. ET Call and examine die Stock and leare yoor measure.

Terre-ffaiite. March 19. l8S9-9Slf

MHHACKS this opportunity of informing his old frie,ida and Irons, aad the public gettornliy, that ho has r«iiio«,i his tvuli-known Wholesale and Retail

DRY i.'OOUS AND GROCEUY STOKE, from the sign of the "Spinning Wheel" on National Road Street, to the Kooni ono door East of J. W. Stewart & Ball's Store, on the RHUIO strt'Qt, West of Public Square. lie respectfully calls tho attentian of the Public to tho .ri that ho now receiviug his Spring supply of choice NEW GOODS, which Is one of the largest and most complete in crfry particular eyer offered iu a western market Give us a cull.

T«rre-Haute, April 9.1832-2etf

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National Road Street, opposite Union Row, In ths shop lately occupied by KinSey & Wlgley. work entrusted to him neatly and promptly executi^ Repniring done on the shortest notice, and in the finest and most

durable style. April 9, 1359-2Sin6

NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY, On Main Street, at the Ofen Front formarly occupied by

J. F. Burnett's Saddlery, opposite Union Raw, by WILLIAM SAGE.

nndersigned hat a fine atock of CANDIES, RAISINS, FRUITS, and everything usually found In the cunfcctioners line, which he Intends to sell at tha lowest prices.

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

WILLIAM H. SAG&,

Terre-Haute: march IS, *53-24lf Opposite Union Row. Raisins. N extra fine let of FRESH RAISINS, just rwetvwl /i per steamer 'American Star,' and for sale nt

W.H. SAGE'S,

March 12, '52-94tf Opposite Union Row.

Fresh Candies!

LARGE assortment of FRESH CAXDfSS, of every hue and color, jast received and for sale st SAOE'S, inarch IS, l852-34t Opposite Union Row.

Tanner's Oil,

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iri BARREI^S of first rata quality, just received and for sale by LUDOWICI & HULMAN.

Union Rom 3d door from Weot Csrttsr.

®.F.COOKERLT. S V?K. S. X'LSAK COOKERLY & MvLEAN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,

TEHRK HAUTE, INDIANA.

E. McLEAN, ZJPx£3fiDlLQ.

and Commissiuner of Dmb for the Sialics of Ohio and Kentucky, Will five prompt sttentjon to the taking of Depositions,

hniun of a Notarial character.

Grass Seeds.

Timothy, Millet aa^ Rod Tap Seeda, a pars

ami ckaa artlele aa tarwd aad far saie try if 'x JOHN ROPS, %|Wll 9,1«S»-97-tf B*ct«a Stw.

Dairy Cheese and Family Floor I'MXES Extra Cheese. i»JL 3 HVK Swpar. ^Iwir, iar family ttse,

I wte by JOHN a ROSS, Apr. *, im«7-tf

Ecv. Walter Colton's Works.

ECK f-j-ti Thrss Yosrs la Csliforais «awf Sa*»»r Lud mad L«FJ 7'::' .^pikadStMre^ At W. BtTCKlNOItAM'9 9, [email protected] fiaak Sto»T

MfUiaery

MRS.

and Fancy Oooda!

wwaM rsif setfaBy taferas tbe Ladies

that nt has received, aad iiMa«|mis^*M af tka iargsat, HMA hiMawlll aad chsaptit aasartasuat af BSbboas.

tint baa aaar hss sfeawa ia (Us flaas. Aad as mm «is diaawaiaad ta kaay ths tar|wK Stack ami asB as dump sa.aay asM *a Tava* sse can

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Hew Books! Wew Books!! TUST taoafoad at ClIlLDf BOOK ITORS, a vary silrislfli aaaatMMMaf Haw Wacka* whtek srta ha cawrtsatfy added to by waaklj racsiata.

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B. II. CORN WELL.

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BDRTON.

New Boot and Shoe Shop. S. WETZEL BOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND REPAIRER,

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L.\ TLUC 1£.\ LG5C OCCUPIED BR TI1R

Bement's Old Stand!!

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS and QUEENSWARE,

PAPER HANGINGS, &o.

RESPECTFU

Tcrre-Osnts, Jan. S3, IS50. West sUe of the Square.

Forwarding- and Commission Merchant, ^TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. «anafy£S3, 1883-17-if

ADAMS & CO.'S

Eastern and Western Express.

and after Monday, 15th iust., Adams & Co. will commence rutttiiug their Express to and from Terro* liauta in cuuseotion wiik.lhetr rest Eastern and Western Llnea.

Gold, Spselo, Bank Notes, Jstrelry, and Pscksfes of erery description forwarded under charge of careful messeiners, to say city or town In the United Stairs.

Wabash Foundry.

rpiIE under«!gned hss been appointed Agent to sell this JT vulusbls properly. Any one desirous uf making as gtNMl sn insattment in this Hoe as can be mada sny where, is respectfully requested to make sppl4entlnn to tne.

March 26, lc52-26tf WM. K. McLEAN.

New Confectionery,

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L.LY informs the citisaas of this and

the surrounding couuik*, that h« has just received fr®3» Boston and tha Eastern ciliw n«aarally, a rerj- largs and desirable stock of Chiua, Glass, and Queens ware, Papar Hangings, ic., which be will sell st WttoutSAtx oa RETAIL, on the most accommodating tarms.

Us is also ia receipt of a few choice PAXIL1 GRO* CRKiES. which hu will dispose of at retail. Call aad axaaia* my stack.

Notes, Drafts, litlU, *.c., colUcted at raasanHbl* rates. ADAMS & CO. E. S. WOLFE. A gent, Terra-Haatf, March 12, l6S2-94m3 f"|

The Wonder of tho World!

ALLISON'S

HOOS1ER SOAP—Clothes washer with

out a wash-board. A rery superior srticlr. B. S. WOLFE, msrc.h 19, IBSii-S'lm.l Agent for the Manufacturer. Terre-Haute and Lafayette Tri-Weekly

Packet Steamer wa.

PIIII.I.IPS, A. DON ALLY, Mss-

trf, will run aa a regular packet between Terre-Hsute »nd Lafayette leaving Terre-

Haute every Tunsday nnd Friday, after tho enrs come in from Indianapolis. Returning, lesres Lsf.iyetto rrsry Monday and Thursday. For freight oi pissare apply on Board or to E. S. WOLFE.

Terro- Ilauta Fsh, S7, 18SS S9lf

^YOUNG

DUFF'S

NATIONAL DACJUKItRFAN GALLERY, PHCEN1X ROW. TERRE-HAUTE. TtHE sobscribets beg to Inform the Public that ths*y have permanently located themselves in TerrsHnuta, for thenarposeof taking Dagnprreotvpa Minintnres. Their lloom is now open for the reception of Visitors, whether in wsnt of Pictures or not. Mr. Young is from the Eaat, and has' in his possession all tho lata Improvements In the art. Mr. D., from long exporience, and having been with HKWKTT for thi last tour years, fee's himself fully competent to compete with the host. Alt those iu wnnt of ono or more life-like impressions of their

Pkitet would do well to glva thorn a visit. Yourt in Teart, inarch 12, lKM-Mtf YOU NO St Dt'FF.

JUSTCrushed

09nf"ctl0uery,

nearly oppo

site House. All articles of Fancy Confectionery, and latest styles of Cakes, manufactured Inn style not to be csee!led. either Bsstor Wost. Tarties furnished with Cakes and Confectionery on lbs shortest notice. Fiesss call awl examine our establishment.

E. St L. NEUMEI3TF.fi.

Refer to M. Loa^ac^ CtncUwU. Apr. S, 1863-S7-3«U#.5,*4

Notice to Mechanics.

undersigned having taken tha contract of repairJL ing the brings st this point, will giro steady employment to from ten to fifteen bands daring tho eastSing spring and lammrr. Terms eaaii, LOHRAIN SMITH.

Apr. 3,1%3-27-tf.

"•iM

Valuable Property for Sale.c,3Il/t pilE aadarsigaad wisbsa to diepoae of tha following I

rsluaWe property located In Riley Township, Vigo coaaty 40 Acres of tlw south-east quarter of the nrrth-cast qnartsr af Sectlon efght, Town. el«a«n, Ranga eight aad £0 Acres of tbe west half of the north aast quarter of Sactioa aight, Tow a. etevea. Range elgtit. SsiJ Land is sltoatdf immediately adioiulna ths Oaaa), swd Is snoat ejtc«lle4»l TLMBEK TRACT, basing bawi yrssaraad antoocbed, and is tdsa vniuablc fy faoning purposes. Said Lands wlil b« »oW ft lou of 40 acres radT, or ta a b«iyt to suit, ptrvthaaers.

Trsws—Owfrrff cash Jawa. on the renwtader liberal feredlt will ba allowed} the purchaser ttriof wrsrud s««aritr^»» WILLIAM MULLEN,

Aprfl^%2 2Ttf Riley Township, Vigo eo lad.

Horse Farriery.

,.a^

T"1 TOULD embraea Uils •^ponaaltjr af lafanalag th* pnbiic, that ha hss looaied, far tho present, la thts city, wbers b« eaa becossulU«d is a!) cwrs of sargieal farrfery. fin profeaoes to einorta^tly all dlesnaea to which tke barae ia salgact ,sacl as vain las. p»Ii-»*Us, aserias, &«. He wlH pcrfarm a ay sargteal operation ia bis ka«, wbieii m*r he WawgKt ta hfsa. K« cbiarges f«r rtaaluiiinafM. Rnldeace, st E. 8. Wsift's, oa Market street, twr« lit* cas»l. apr. 3, 189S-g7-3«

Hew Shingle Factory.

FT^HE adswikia wawtd resynotfaay Mm daaetffxas «f Tar re (Ia*4a

KM!

ikm asrmaHif««sstrf Uwt they

ka*« jast eoaMMacwd asaaMsetattac tShts^ks a«a*rior ta *»y oiera^for ssfofa Maptoas. Wa l«riie tit wbo wish as dwall amim fsad rasis, to gtm mm a e*U bofsra pmtdwat«^ iaa waste' 17 AS areata fatm a dMmmeo aiaaaly MMNM t».

W W A A E

17P((l«ryMts(fi.FiMiak%ittilb(M(y,ssfaBrtli 8trw«, hewai* OM» ws* M«is i«rass. Tarn-Haste, Aprfl 91, tBi6-9J-lf

New York Pnrtection Inawanoe

C.*U1 •JOO.OOO.Jn^^J-, KrwTark- fi aaariiarad a»aaf tkahsat aad asfa^casr

H. fOTTXft, Afa«4,!*

mm--

jew: -r •-rf\•'?»?•• wrsti« .*3-i's

*fe ¥:r.r\ •,"?,~',!r"'

E. S. T^OLFE

rTpnE

system

raedvaJ |rltoe N. O. Sngtr

Fine a«i3Common I.anf Sugnr, .W Knd Powdered Lo*f Sugar Macker ia barrels SIKI half barretsi

Candlewick and Batting. Fine and common Chewing Tobaceo Smoking do Wooden Buckets. Tubs and Chnrosi Wludewglass—-all sites'. CutNsils—assorted sfiesi Best JoiiInta Iron Plough Moulds, &c

WltK'a zenerul assortment of Fsmlly Groeerles, for salo low by JOHN C.ROSS, April 2,1662-27-tf Bo#ton Store,

CLNFL^AYL ADYMISKAHYMF

A. It BREWER.

Xfi. Fifth Mrr«t| N«rth side, betwrcu Main aa«t Wuialif. Cf.VCI.NfNAlI, OlifO.

•f

ANt-FACTl'HF.U af liriclit CoiTro siwi Tea Ur««vCii!»^»e of ail kiwt* ST OILEt* WARE. «r Ja Wardrobe Fhawer Hath*, l»«U,isc P»n«, Riwmf* B»t3w/' SiMwmifis Buha.J^S K.Awl «**rr (*A«EHPTIOA of BATUIXO AL'I'A nads t® eriler.

II* also k*p»rMW**nj5y oa Ua&d a pf»eral as«ttmrnt Plain, Presaod, Japanned, and Bronxed

-TIN WAREr

WhoifKfc ad Re-nit.

B. AU kinds JTOBRtN done tiv Tin, -. nnl Shaet Iron. m-trch Id, l^V-siu 1

100 AgonCs Wanted,

circulate, by sibscrt|ti^i), a new and trfy rc^ 1 ttlltng and btaituimli* *Uustr±ted historical and !rscrtptiva work eutitieJ "THE GREAT U'Csr"— Baryetic roon can aarti from ^3 to $5 per d«y. Those sny need apply who can pay far Books when they ordar so which will require a capital of from $4ft

For tsrms addraa* MENHY lIOWt:0 No. Ill Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, nwreh 13, l8S8S4rafi .l-lill I. A

Rags Wanted.*

highest markvt price paid ia CASH for Hags, 01J Rope, IkUtug, liamp. Waste, &«. Ji IX0N & CO.,

and

to be the only sure remedy

immortal

Sundries.

Psp^r Maaufact .irer*.

69 Wslntit Street, betwern Columbia and Pesrl stre- ts, March S, IHWiat Ciuctunati, Ohio.

BAHTLFiT. STOCKTON & CO.,

WHOiBSallB GR0CBR8, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, No. 38, IVnlunt Street,

CINCINNATI, OUIO.

17"ILL glra prompt attention to the »:.le uf I\rk, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Dour, Wool, Feathers, ana Country Produce generally. And also, fill ORDERS FOR CINCINNATI MANUFACTURERS,

At shortest notice,

February 27,1852 aa6m

DR. S. I). HOW K*S

S A E S A S A A I I A The Great Spring and Summer MEDICINE! »4

PROOF

PROOF.'! PROOF/.'A L.\!)Y vSAVM!)

Pa. HPWS—-Dear Sir.—It has hern my mbfortun*, lor the last throe years, to be oillictmj with tha Liver Compliant, accompanied hy a sewrc twlu in the side, which, at ttmrs, confined me to my bed lor work'* together, tnd I brcntn-« reduced Inn mere»kt'letou,nttd, Mhn ing th*t I tinvrrcouM

be cured, I gave myself up my seeming f.it •, i.»: death. I haro been stteitdrd by tli« be«t physicUnsi I icsd nil kinds of nostrums aud patent msdiclnws—but nil to no purpose—and made np my min that i!e»th alone could rellrv* me of my suftl-ritip. At this moment

rilia, during which tiinc 1 havo nsed'onfy

sin obliged to admit that

hsVe been

frkn.l mggestrd

your preparation of Shaker Snrsnpti ilia. In inrre r«*klessnets and despair, I thought 1 would try it. UM «n for sbout tcu tlsys ithout It*

producing

the sif(iiteit

upon tjie (n fact fo !ad Was inr i-liuntion—*0 reduced In d'Mli.nnd rnlu-J bordering despair—Oi«t I d^ t. rminsd not to use any more afV-r I finished what wu* in the bottle. Hut duritig that uight my purpose w«* entirrlv chsngnd—Itseperutioii uu inc was wutiderfu!— I tn ntmo«t ssy nilraculonii. I

cxpcrl 'need a

And succnMor to 0s. S D. Howe, .No, I, College Ilsll, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders must bs sent. December 28, lM51*13yl

Li »T flll-SSKM. MAIIAX fc

MVKRY HTABLK

is attached to the House, for tha accommodation of gaoits. Tarra-IIaate, D««eaibcr lil, lttl-ll-ly

J[ above named house, *ltutted

or aspenae will be tpared to wiminktsr to tits gratlfteation

ol fba tastsi of Ms patrons

IIW RTABI E AXP FT!CDS

Aral*'ga s«4 enUrrfy asw, asnong 1H9 !^»t iy tin ctly, *ni *1 all

ttmat,

eff'-et

romplcte cli!iii««!

health, aud coutiuu«u to tjo no from thut time. It is new teu wer-ks since

yornmeneed using your

i'cdiftg*, unJ aeon. rotuttieneed impro\lug iu

iker h'arsaps-

thrct but lit t,

I belUve

and

that

iu mv grave,

Should t!ii moment

had

it tut

brnn

for your excellent

preparation nf Shuker Sars'iparill.i, i»n1 I firmly U-licvr it

for

fn«!lge*tlou, nr Liver Com

plaint, that has ever be*« o.Tfr«wi to t.v pub if, for I cmi now say, that I a* a* WKU.

I r.ynn

WAI

i* a* t.irg, nil

I prsy Umi thst jou may Jong be spared, through your inviilnnbls mcdtciue, to aileviat. the suffer lugs of the humaa

famSlT.

Yours, Ac-

D'EnORAII MXIIAM.

Residing on 7th street, ono door west of Main,

Cincinnati.

Prlec fl.00 per Buitle, or *Is Fltti!n* $5. For sale by R. M. SWAIN Tcrrc-Huuta. 4 R. CC NINO HAM, do

WOOD DON.NT.LLV, d« Wm. HURTO.V,

t„

Ms. JAQUITil, Psrls. Illinois. D. W. CQ.VO fl DKO., Bo* ling.G rear. ALSO.

For sal* as shore IIOtVKfl llygean Ibarhnvnd and Liverwort" COUGH CANDY.

Prlca 0 and

conts per pneltngc. I. UAXEH, Proailsto*.

DOUOIfTY

ECTFULI.Y infirm the 1 snd tha travelling community geucrully, that they

ESPECTFULLY infirm the cltiiens of Tarrs-IIsata gi have letoed for a terih of years, the old Mtabllshmant long

and favombly known as the STEWART HOUSE, where they are prepared to accommodate their friends nti'l patrons In a stylo equal to any establishment of the kind In tho country, A largo and commodious

-aREBNB^HOTEL, **«!T

coR.teR or iRiiwjn (n* oitio) ash FIRST iTa£tj»,

TTRRE-IiAL'TE, INDIANA.

rriflE (in^er«l^»ied has lea*e.d from

JaHkh

Ci,a*k

i*iii fre ar**"-?* •""rt fecftwy ami

Pesh^rtiSretfW"j?i.' w.-x,'r»wft!»,V rflSr F&m*rWi ^fDAViB

ARE

th*

ju-t

a pleasant stopping place for ths msa^f

nassogs v» staaetbaats,

ul the t.»p of ths

grade from the Djldgs, atiJ ooiy ^tit bi«cki|«M tue pubito sqasra. *r

Jm.

This hoosS ba-, be^u grestly en Urged and (iwprnaa^

new and largo additiou of bed rooms, ands Spertou* dining ball, all paporcd, paitiled, and furriisiiad with newfnrnltnre, carpets, bads ami bedding. Havtog an «y« Mrtgla ta (he oornf

tri

and coavenience af his gnest*,

mutt

mahe ttis house

ba*l»«*t,

or trancing ffllbtfc, sad ptrtfifnlarfy thHe who w'ilsh t'» t.^h

prisatfl

In short, no pnins nor esp^nse will aparcd to make hia house an srreeable and plwssant »tnpug place for his giustst

IIWTAHI.B

Will alwsya b« furnUh'd *IUi the and not fhe shadow, bat

tho host

lbs

pl#s«ura

csotcyanre, ar othirwftw.

c«antry «ff..r(Si—aad

»i

pafns

grv 'i,

atteW-»d fcf kn n»' ewpet-al'littler. aiAfitiES itofwinsn4»*-c.^t,u \sv tw. Ua ifi£ beT Ion- snd f«rorabiy k»v* «s ihe k?rper of a pnUle hou»r iji \S AKU*.iJT«r-»«i» co^xty, Ohio, l.s feels MKtfisJeBl from iosg s*psrisn«« tUat be^wtd' it* «blo to please *0 maginat faim aitb oalU.®

LUDOWICI & HULMAN

fui!

HMSi, la«,sj-lp t. a

Rectified Whiskey.

ITOOWiei le, TTCLMA5 aro wnr rm Ju art id* of Dawfaia ReetWlad Wfelefcey. fa? s«pertii»r ti»awyerer breagbt fr«m Ci^cI*astl.sM ta »trer0hj- ptfrlrr aad l«w 4*e\Miy tha tot rrer said fa tii^s ?a^ftoy. AR tftoaa a bo prefer iftr^rstt artMi» ay»niwa»alU' far lb same tasn«t will plaaso ai at ti»»C ISC1SS ATI 0TE, Uolao Haw." "1

It kto'Js a# Dotwesde a»J l^dfaS# Hild'AHI)' COW, af tb« hest |«aH^ rtc*p.l fimwlSS^SitBery'S3.

and

now r?ceisiag U» tr aprir.f stnek. eow^sttug of a

ss*o:ttncnt«t O/t- vrs wf all kiad^

Tobftcoo, Hailr, Ola&f XeafliSr, Ac., «T1 rif wbicb «»n (.Vpfikii t/f jt ti !4/*s*-t Hffiita. Oil th« Ciaclnjrt^i Store, 0jlt»e IJow.

t«s.i?tr

L. tU.

fDffjmiifH*** at af ®A7W*:' X'&tfc*

mxtfM ta

C^Mito

halca

Bcufl

mjmhtfiir-i

Y'(