Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1852 — Page 3

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A SERMON,

AW di OffWWi if Tem-Hamt* and oiciaity, at & «Mr^«V Ja% 4, ISWL

BY C. E. KUSTER, Ev. PASTO*.

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I* aalty of love What* glow aad flare no lastrs fin, Wbere vtrtae points above Wbere loyalty's pare foontaln eprlage, No rose Itorn duty's path talus wlagat Aad eerve the eeaatry wall." _____ M$ Dear Friend* and Countrymen!

We hare juat listened lo the reading of the Declaration of independence. This instrument was aigned 76 year* ago to*day a( Philadelphia by die members of the American Congress, and the terse, eoociee, manly and bold language, in which it was written by its venerable author, the great Jefferson, •Un vibrales the heart* of every one. who i* »«n«ble at the contemplation of a suffering, high-minded nation, which, trusting in God ana the justice of bar cause, unalterably resolved, lo break the galling and degrading fetters of tyranny,

Prom this day—be 4th of July—(he existence

country dates and the event which gave rise to it, claims by the consequences, which have resulted from it, aad which are still in process of developemeni, to be celebrated as a day of thanksgiving to Almighty God by millions of happy freemen, who share in the blessings of that day. Let also, my beloved countrymen, freely join In the chorus of this general jubilee for to us also belongs (he pride of being citizens of the great American Republic let us also become eonscioos of the importance of this day, aa of a day of divine manifestation of grace to us, who have come from afar off •country, to seek an asylum and home for ourselves or to provide one for our children. it is the first time, that we, tbe German inhabi tants of this beautiful town and county, have met, to celebrate this day as a German festival and I but repeat your own sentiments, when I say, that the circumstance of its happening to come on the Sabbath day, is favorable to an appropriate celebration of it. It not the mind of men, freed from the cares of the week, more collected, more given to reflection and meditation? And is not the only rational observance of the Sabbath, to lift man from the every'day cares and pursuits of life, to the contemplation of the divine nature of man, to God and immortality, which as tbe end and ultimate object of our existence should never be lost sight of? And are tbe grateful feelings of our hearts for the blessing! of thi« dsy not an acceptable •acrific© to Deityl Should, therefore, a short contemplation of this day not be calculated, to make us all better and wiser men, and to inspire our minds with patriotism and love of country?

Rigbteousnssa exaiteth nation, bat sift f* reproach to any people." Th«« exclslras Solomon lo his ck.

t«, mtm 34. Solomon says (tfwho prayed to tKe Lord, to grant him, not riohes, but the greatest boon of mortal man—wisdom, and who was blessed with both. His reign constitutes the most glorious epooh in the history of the Jews, where each person could rest under his own vine and fig tree. But under his reign some evils, engendered principally by his own example, manifested themselves, and luxury and its cocoomitant sins, made the people effeminate, deptived them of courage, and prepared them for the ultimate decline and fall of their empire.

Righteousness exalted* fjnaHqn, bu reproach to any people," I. Riphleoumesi exaltelh a nation.

Divine providence manifests itself three-fold, first by nature, the contemplation of ourselves and what surrounds us secondly, by revelation in the Holy 83rlptures thirdly, by the evenU of tbe life of nations or by history.

And this is exactly the principal end of the study of history, to reoogniza the working ef divine providence not to despair, when mighty, powerful empires, di»tinguished for wealth, the arts and science*, fall and crumble in the dust not to be oonfounded, but tt hold to this truth, even if history lays open before our eyes the singular spectacle of simplicity and refinement, of civilisation and bar barism, or wealth and poverty.

And our motto fhm the proverbs of Solomon is oor.Rrmed by and in the history of our country: ••Righteousness exnheih nation." 1 have frequently read in books and heard It repleated, that we, the ehizens of tbe North American Republic, had no history. It is untrue we have a glorious, great, instructive history. Granted, that it goes not back for many centuriea into the dark and nebulous origin of a nation, when at first a state of savage ferocity, remote from every oulture, is discernible, when agriculture, the arts and science* are still unknown, when gradually a state of »emi«civiljxatioo or barbarism take* plaoe, and when at last the seed of civilixation is scatter ed, and theaun of light and life makes it grow and vegetate. Moat singular i* the origin of our oountry, and as such it stande forth in history as solitary and alone.

From the scattered and widely dispersed ami*

rants from Great Britain, Prance, Holland, Sweand Germany, ia formed a State, which take* its plaoe among the oivilixitd nations of the earth at once. It is rich in the productiveness of its

but still poor in population, It continues to grow with an atnaxing growth, for righteousneas guide* and instructs it, and "righteoutoe** exaiteth a nation.'.8 Unheard of in the history of nations, the oonfoderaoy of State* rises during the last half een» tury to a pinnacle of power and importance, that in maritime power they are only surpassed by England, and ia rich, inexhaustable power are ear* jnwyj by none.

After the illegal, oppressive policy of the Britiati Government baa owed tbe people of the oolootes lo resistance, the first blood in the great struggle of the American revolution waa shed at Lexington on the 19th of April, 1775. England put forth all her ftrvngth in the contest, for she knew that ah* had lo deal with an aoacny, strong by hi* trust in his own good am, in the justice of hit oaute, and in hie God. And now the American Coogrea* select•d tor the commander of their force* ia the impending struggle, the man, on whom every American delights to look with a pardonable pride, tbe man, whoee name will be the watchword of nation* struggling for freedom, a* long as tyrants remain to bo trodden ia the dust'

moron, who had woo hi* *purs twentv yeara hefore in the war between England and Friftoe* Led to battle by thi* distinguished man who was anK mated with etnoere piety, and glowing with love of that oountry, for whteh he was ready to give hit Jbrtaae and hit file, the American* fought with variable sucoaea, uatil the earrender of the British

forces under Lord Corawallis on the I9ak of October, |?8t, when every prospect of reducing the

Mil,

U&oaoK W ASH-

United State* eader stibjecrioo.

fcfltettte British Government were forced to ao* knowledge their iodependeao*. Peaoa wa* cooeluded at Pari*. November 30,1761, aad ratified September 1782k The cost of thi* war to the Bngtiek Government wa* £100,000,000 ana 50,000 cm. America conquered bfeauaga of Providence that liberty and indepeo denea, which rewarded her for all her troablee and taorifiees, aad amply compensated for the blood. My wwredout by tor patriot* Lei their mem*

Already la the second yaarofthe war of the rev* elation a declaration of indeoeademe wee The motion for It waa made hy Richard Ueory Lea, of Virginia, aad eeoooded aad psesrfilf supported by John Adam*. The thirteen United Ooloniot, in Congreat eaeenibtad, declared themselves e* free aad independent, and taoir jgtarieujt representative* pledged to the eapport of this fee*

and

laratjkm, their live*, tbetr fortune* and their aacred honor, and recommended their aaaae to the protection of Almighty God.

Time, a* well as the object of thi* lecture forbid, to Miter minutely into the detail of the struggle, and to place before yon the name* of all the great men to whom America is indebted for ber freedom, independence aad happiness. They have town good seed, and God will send hi* rain to water it, and ripen it towards the day of tbe harvest.

Since that period tbe republic of the United State*, which with tbe stride of a giant advanced in power, greatness and population, offered to tbe oppressed people of Europe, and has become to millions, an asylum, a plaoe of rest from oppression and poverty, and untold thousands will continue to brave the storm* and wavee of the Atlantic, to enjoy like us in this country of liberty the blessings of a Government, based upon righteousness and the right* of men. The migration* of nations, alike to yon great luminary of the day, always go from east to west even now we witnes* the same phenomenon in history: the current of emigration 1* westward, and promote* commerce, competency, wealth, and the spread of tbe Gospel. "Righteousness exaiteth a nation."

And righteous i* our contry toward* other people, for it extend* to them hoepitaliiy and a welcome f-"1

Righteous in estimating at its value any excellence, which we may have, and in striving to convert them to the jie of tbe commonwealth

Righteous, in maintaing the inviolability of treaties, and avoiding a collision with Austria and Russia, even though Louis Kossuth,tbe martyr, statesman and christian eloquently plead* for ber *upport.

But our country i* also righteous towards itself. We, obildren of this country with humility and grateful heart*, feel the dignity of American citizen*. We despise the pitiuil facility, to ferret out faults we glory in ber privileges, laws and govern* ment. Love of this country inspire* the rich and the poor in war more volunteers flock to the banner of the start and stripes, than are necessary to vindicate tbe honor and rights of tbe country.— A great futurity awaits this country, probably a more brilliant oareer, than any nation of ancient or modern times has ever run. While others groan under tbe iron rod of a tyrant, our government, by wise legislation provide* for raising up, exalting the people to the highest summit of liberty and perfeolability.

May God grant, that this love of country grow with our growth, and strengthen with our strength. Ohl if it cools down and leaves us then selfishness will enter through the gates and doorways, and selfishness will weaken the body politic the common weal of the State will be disregarded civilization, wealth, union and christian love will take wings and the State will enter upon its decline and fall for

I. "Sin is a reproaoh to any people." It is neceseary my friends, to direct your attention to the axiom that the eternal law of the eternal Pather "th* wages of sin are death," is applicable to State*, as it prove* it* truth in individuals and families. For thousanda of years past, mighty empires have flourished through the arts of peace. But what was often the seouel of *uch brilliant orbit? Vile ambition which levels the exalted in the dust, and raises it* own sordid self into higher piece* the insolence of the high, arousing the vengeance of the low the deterioriation in morals luxury, splendor, and effeminacy selfishness, which, untying the chord, that binds the individual to the State, smooths the path to distraction the State consequently fell an easy prey to their barbaric neighbors. Look at Rome, and say, if the picture I have drawn, is not correct—Nay, look on* for a moment to that old oountry which gave us birth, but treated us like step-children.

Par be from us the perversity of mind, the want of charily, which attributes the accidental ills, to which humanity ia heir to, such aa want, fire, war, and pestilence, as the immediate punishment, inflicted by Providence if we did, it would also follow, that the circumstance of external happiness and success, waa a reward by Providence for virtue and a god-like life—and yet where is the man, who oould then boaat of happiness? No, my friends, wi'h heartfelt sorrow we contemplate the oppression, which weighs like an incubus upon our brothers in Germany, an oppression which in the course of time muet necessarily carry along an innumerable train of evils,—with heart* overflowing with compassion, we witness the impoverishing of the people, which alwsys leads in its train abasement of the mind and of the moral faoulties but enough, let us not sadden the glory of this day by pursuing this theme, farther than to ask: what is the cause of all this misery? 1 answer, Ambition, avarice, luxury of the men in power, servility and corruption of the governed, and principally a want of religious feeling. Infidelity take* from man the only staff on which he can lean with safety, to find among the storms of life a higher asylum God, the Pather Jesu* Christ, the Redeemer, immortality, and retribution of the just and unjust, all are with the emtio of a demon taken from them. On the other band superstition, inoredible a* it may be, appear* from the light of the general intelligence of the masses, the effort, to lead people baok into the dreary deaerts of ignorance, for the remote object of making an ambition* prinoe or prieel the absolute master of Ibe wealth and souls of individuals.

What wonder then, that discord and destruction have away, that the interest of the citizen is lost In the aervility of the individual I And ohl what joy if we oould save our oountry men in Germany from their impending fate, by welcoming them to the hoe pliable shores of free America!

But even kere, my friends, enough remains to be done, especially in regard to ohurobee and schools. Thane are after all, the main foundation of the pablio wed and how can we, how can the feneration that ia to come after a*, be happy without alloy, while eeotarianiam, auperttition and ignoranee apread their black garments of mourning over the people.

But enough. The day Is given to joy, that God la his goodness haa led us hither, where more than Ia nay coantrv on the faoe of the globe, the germ* of felicity and happiness are soittered to tbe heartfelt thanks toward* Providence, which ha* directed in Its wisdom the step* of your cpeaker toward* thi* ^land of the free and home of tbe brave."

May oar aew country won become to us att a dearly cherished home, a oountry which shall draw to It oar strongest feelings of attachment. May we all, freed from Aa oppressing earns of fife, Ure reelected for oar virtue* by oar foltonM»itiitena of different languages may wa be raised, invigorated and oomforted by the annonoiation and spreading of evangelical truth, free from human, eccentric and shadowy admixtures may our lives glide down the current of time in view of a generation of ohUdnm,good,gentle,with mind* open forth* arts and eoieaoee!

May envy, hatred and jealousy vanish from among aa aad may wa ne*M| to fed fink wtob our new oountry, aad atady and appreciate her many excellencies 1

May every siBy differeaoe

amour

He, who deems it glorioits to he part and parcel of a nation, which praadty protect* the inheritance of %pir fathers, recovered with the greatest exertion.

He, who sets a value upon domestie happiness and felicity, let him work let him do, what be can in Jii* sphere, for the good of eommonity let hia strive to realize tbe maxim of^ good mtixan: "One for all, and all for one."

May God, the giver of every good and perfect gift, bless our new country with hia choicest blessings, which the founders of the American Republic with pioas and humble mind* implored from above 1 Amen!

UST

ARE

Germans aa

regards tbair aativity in East, HFest. North or Sooth, be oast from as. One aoaatty gave ae hirth oae laagaage

Is sprite* hy as* ami oar eupptioatione

adorations to Qed are altered In one aad tba

And

finaSy,

Re. who deem* ft a great b4es*tag, to be a mem* her of a reanetaod ooramoasreeitb H*. who prime it highly, to hefcnf toan iode. denderit and ir«e neee&e, erhiejh oiweejmr po«e« and neatness to no other nattmi, tmt owe* it to its stroeg arm* and brave heart*

LOOK OUT FOR THE

Iff THE DM LOVG OCCUPIBD BY TBS

Bementfs Old Stand!! B. a WOLFE,

IMPORTER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEALS* III

CEDQfA,

Call and aee me.

GLASS and QtXEENBWARE,

Torre-Hante, May 98,1853.

January 23, 1852-17-tf

WOULD respectfully invite the eftSsena of this tod tbe surround|D| coon ties to eall and examine bU stock of CHINA, GLASS aad QUEEN8WARE which heia aow receiving ihntt Jnm th»

nfmetnrtn

received at the Queensware Store, West aide of «J tbe square. may 14,1852-33-tf.

"OBRSONS

contemplating housekeeping

XT eall at the Terre-Haute Queeaswa behold the WOLF.

GROCERIES,

LUDOWICI & BULMAN

wn ich will be seld et

wholesale or retail on terms whtoh eaaaot fail to salt

Also,

Britaaata and Japaaaed Ware, Tea Trays, Ipooas,

Cutiery, Woodon Ware,

tut., Stc.

In town, may be found, at low prices, at may 28,1852-35-1£ B.

E. 8. WOLFE, Weat aide of the Square.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

GMSS WAKE,

WOLFE'S.

and after Monday, 15th inst., Adams & Co. will commence running their Expreas to and from TorreHaute in connection with their Groat Eastern and Western Lines.

Gold, Specie, Bank Notes, Jewelry, and Packaeea of every description forwarded under charge of carefulmesnnnri, to any city or town In the United StaUa.

Note*, Drafts, Bills, Jut., collected at reasonable rates. Messenger* now run through from Cincinnati to Terre-Haute daily they will attend personally to all orders nt, and deliver packages by return express.

E. S. WOLFE, Agent. Terro-Hanto, March 12,1852-24m3

now receiving their spring stock, consisting ef a full assortment of Groceries of ell kinds,

Tobacoo, Nails, Glass, Leather, &e.f

ail of wbleh will be diapoeed of at tbe lowest 6gore. Call at tbe Cincinnati Store, Union Row. March 5,1852,-23-1 y. HH.

STEWART HOUSE.

MESSRS. MAHAlf DOUGHTY

RESPECTFULLYef

mwm.

Forwarding and Commission Merchant,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

ADAMS & CO.'S

Eastern and Western Xtepresa.

Mttif «aaflaaBm =BSC=XZl3SSE2EKaEEi

ADAMS & CO.

E. S. WOLFE,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

E A N

HAS

rented the large and commodious Warebouae, for merly occupied by J. L- Humastou, situated* on the Canal, adjoining the Tower Mills, where he is prepared to Receive and Forward or Store, as large an amount of Goods or Grain, as any other hottse in town. His arranfoment* are such as to insure prompt shipment at the lowest rates. Terre-Haute, June 14,1&58.

RICH CHINA TEA SETTS,

Inform tbe cittseee of lerre-Hant*

ead ihe travelling eommonity generally, that they have leased fer a term years, the eld establishment long ead favorably knows as tbe STEWART HOUSE, where they ere prepared te accommodate their friends and petreae ta a stylo eeaal te any establishment of ute kind la the coaatrr. A large and commodioaa

LIVERY STABLE

It attached to the House, for the accommodation of gaests. Terre-Hante, Deeeaaber 18,1851-11*1

FOUNDRY.

KINDS aad slses ef PLOWS 39 dtifeeat kinds ef STOVES 4 sises STEAM ENGINES} 9 sises Hsrse

Pmttrt mmd Tkrttking Mmrkimm

TIN, COPPER AND SHEOBT IRON WORK, HeBew Were, Lard aad Sonar Kettles, Aadtreae, Satireaa aad Wsgea Besee, Aise, all kiad* ef FINISHING either ia Cast lrea, Wroaght frea er Brass aad PATTERN MAKING, ef every 2eeeriptiea,ttt the above eetabhaluaeat oeraeref First aad Streets.

There are ao better Marthas* ta thie eoaatry,

sSssfc ased, thaa wiR be fsaad tf tbeee werka. Bavtag heretofore received liberal share ef petteaage, abaft, la fitters, ala ta merit te eoattaeaace

Tene-Haate, Miay 9, l8Sl-39-tf

JOSEPH GBOVER.

to be had

AT SEDUCED PRICES!

........

"wmnm

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SIDES AH© LEATHER, NmtimuU Rami Street* Grttm

JProaf,

Hfetfhef the S

TmHUMB) Indiana,

rrtHE aaderetoaa* tafsr— Us fWuads I MNAEJIW J|ML LU DUB MAIK «GMTAJAAA LBAtHEM «a this aathat, wbish fs eilselat «be lewase wma, saioag wfctehasay be faaad the

Best Ctaclaast9 Taxaed SeteJLoalbsr} New Ytsrk Red flsrlaaail Bead

Haiaess, Mb aad Sklrflag Leather Kb ni Qtaist aad Upper leather v. LhaafaadPad^laa

Fhtaiilpbla tslto Xereece JSEA%

tSeet, Deer ant tesabSktas ebee Uadtog sR' ef whlah UUI TIL TaiT ibrsi f—•**--* 11* asMs ace reapecSfdiy is^eietsa to esA «td arseste a»y eteck. CASH js^fsrleaife^lBli»s*as^ ... fnowt pM

-i»a8 erdem.

«ytSe bigWMsa ftttae psiif isr Wisa, greeaead dryv Mtt* OaS?lf&-dr JOHN TfSRJfAW-

Illl Ill IIKIIIJIIISI

M. W.

WELIAMS

KESPBCTTULLY

May 7, l852-33tf

ill do well to

eaisware Store, aad m»y 14-33-if.

esDe tbe eftaatleaer tbesaHte'se

btsexteasiveeaeertmeatef DRY GOODS, whteb wtU be eeld as bw as aay bsaaa ia tbe City eaa atfbrd te eall. From straacat* vWtt^ tea Ctty be weald perOcalarly aeiMt as eiamiaatloa. Tbe stock siaijirtiii ta pert the (etiewlag:

Rich SBk Vastlegv

Plata Baragea aadTtaeaoa, IMarsettlee FreBehJaceaeteead*e*ila*,'SeaiBW Casstmeres ead Berage Do Laiaea, Clothe, PHatadLawae, Llaea Drilk, ^4 Lam Stock Blk Silka, Meastta Do Lsiaaa,

Spriiy styles,

Giaghaae, Fieaehaad American, Hfhbeae, aew atviee, Silk ead Llaea Hdkfa, Plain ead Flg'd Parasols, Faacy Lined

SertsaEdgtageaad Insartteas, Cam brie Certain MaaUna, felt stack, Hoeiery, fell assortment,

Btewa Uaeoe,

Naakeeas, Real ead Georgia, Brewa Sheetings ASfalrtiage, Keech*d Irisb Li seas, Brewa aad filsach'd IVtle

Damasks,

Bleacb'd Llaea Doilies and Napktaa, Diapers,. Kid Glevee, all aa at bare, I Battone, Combe, de.

Oar Stock will at ell tlmee be foaad complete aa we are rery week. PRAIRIE CITY 8TORE.

leeelvteg NBW GOODS every week Mey 81,18M.

Hdkfs.

A DOZ. L. C. HdkCs, prioee ranging frea lOets. to ~xe/ 1 des. Embroldereo—very cheap, .. 3 Gentn, largesixe, 38 Pleeee Genta Silk Hdkfs, Will be sold et bargains by

May 81,18SS.

M. W.WILLI A MS.

ADRIAN CHILD,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER

And Dealer ia Faaey Goods, Helodloas, Piaaos, a A No. 7, Pktanix Rmf.

HARPERS Magaxiae, Godey's Lady'e Book, Gieaaoe'a Pictorial Drawiag-Roem Cempenion, Jbk, furnished te Sabeeribera.

He receives Booka ead Faaey Geoda every week, by Express, and will furnish anything in hU line of boalneea, npea abort notice. may 81, l8S3-34-3m.

NBW OONFBOTXONERY AND BAKERY,

On Btala Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by J. F. Burnett's Saddlery, opposite Ualon Row, by WILLIAM SAGE.

PT1HE undersigned has fine stock of CANDIES, I RAISINS, FRUITS, and everything usually found Inthe confectioners line, which be intends to sell et the lowott prices.

FRESH BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, &e., eoaatantly en hand and for sale Wholesale and Retail.. Hia old friends aad customers ia city and country will have their orders sttended to promptly, aa formerly.

WILLIAM H. SAGE,

Terre-Haute, march 19, '52-24lf Opposite Union Row

o. aaowxTNo.

JOHN T. WAU.

PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE

BROWNING WALL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, eoaftsa 4TH AND NATIONAL KOAD sranra, ONION aow, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

AVING purchased this new end elegant establishment from Its former proprietor, Dr. R. H. Swain, and tied it op la the most desirable and convenient manner, we are now prepared to accommodate all who will favor us with their patronage, with every article belonging to our line. We are now in receipt of a very heavy Spring supply, which rsnders our. stock one of the largest and most complete over brought to tbe Wabash Valley, all of which we are prepared to teerreal, and are determined to sell for CASH, or to undoubted prompt dealers, on the usual time, aa lew es they can be purehaaed in any of the neighboring cities. We respectfully invi'.a tbe attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Physicians, Consumers and Dealers, generally, who will find our stock to comprise a full, extensive and well-selected supply of

Drugs and Medicines,

Surgical Instruments, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyeStufls, Spices, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, American Window-Glass, Apothecaries Shop Furniture, Pore Wines and Brandies,

Snuff, Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &c„ &c.,

All of which we will sell at Wholesale or Retail, upon terms as favorable as any establishment in the Valley.*' Having made extensive arrangements in New York, Boston, snu Philadelphia, for the purchase of our Goods from

and first hansU,

we feel ess a red that by these increased

facilities, we can offer greater Induoements te the trade then has ever before been offered In this market. COne of the firm, Dr. WALL, being a practitioner of Medicine, will keep his office in the counting.room and will, at all times, give his personal attention to tbe filling prescriptions, preparing family compounds, &e.

N. B. Ginseng, Flaxseed,* Beeswax and Mustard Seed, taken In exchange for goods, or In payment ef debts, •a* Night Bell at the side deer on roprth Street.

MBflNHB DIVei«

YIIUSIILI II158ISTS,

AND DEALERS IN

FAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SPICES, Tobacco, Dye-Sto£&, Gardes Seeds,

SUU&IGAl INSTRUMENTS,

mrnnat, aa., a*n a*., CORNER OF MAIN AND STATE STREETS, NEW ALBANY, INDT,

2ufactorers,

NE of the firm bee jest returaed from tbe Eeetera cities, wbere he purehaaed from the Importers ead large aad extensive stock et rates that will enable them te compete with eay beaee la tbe West.

Mey fi8, l852-35yl

1 sias Wair'a Veg

etable Grinder or Cera Crasher Ttoamaa LATHS* for Weeder Iron Well aad Cistern PUMPS. AS kiads of Mill ead Machinery Coatings Brass aad Cesapestttea Castings Plow Ceettags aad Row Poiata ef every kiad. Ail dwtrlpHfttti rf

HAS

NEW ^Vl.STQRE

Market Street, 24 Door North qf Pkahuc Block.

JOrofiAYRE,

JtJST RECEIVED ea elmoet eadlsas Variety of

Tutor and Cooking Stoves,

Aasonf hts prsaeat asesrtaisat asay be foaad Ibe Trtempb, freai Day tea Heesier State aad Keataektsa Pnsaiaass, fires* Ciadnaati NeW World, Globe, Adas, GlacUetor ebd Caltlveter, from Albeay, New Tsrh. Tbeee at* *U exeeQeat patteraa ef Cooking Stovea, Most of them intended for either Wood or Coil, and many of them having

PLACES,

war

better

TIN AND JAPANNED WARB, STOVE FIXTURES, &C.

ETStert, Market Street, Sd Doer North ef Natloael Read Street, opposite Farrls^tea's tfotck, Terre-Haa ta, JaaeJS, 1~

WOOD A DONNELLY,

VIB«a-8AVV«r

THE

TWO PIRB

one for winter and one for wmmer.

Ia hie asset tawat ef PARLOR STOVES, are the Saweair aad Flaral Parlwr, which are admirable f«r either weeder ead, as alee is tbe aalf-regaietfag Csttsgs Factor* Mr. Sara* bsa else aa extsastve aeasruasat ef

I S S

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DR. S. D. HOWW

S A E E S A S A A I A

The

OtmX

Spring aad Summer

PRQOFI PROOF PROOF it! LADY SAVED! DSL Hoat Deer Slr-lt hes beea my aMbrtaae, fer the last tbree years, te be aflUetsd with tbe Liver Gesaplalat, Meeempaated ay a eevere paia le tbe etde, erbleb, et ttaiee, eaaSaed ase to my bed for weeks together, aad I became rodaeod toamereekeietoa, aad, bellevlag that I aever eeald be eared, I gave atyaetf apse say eoesalag fate, viti death. I bave boaa attended by the b«et phyaiciaaa I vsedaU klada ef aeetrams ead peleet saedtdaea bat aH te no par* paee ead asade ap asy mind that death aleae could relieve am ef ray safifcrings. At this memeet fHead vegreeted year preparatiea ef Shaker Sarsaparilla. Ia mere reekteea* aeee aad deopolr, I thenght I weald try It I did ee fer aboet tea days witheat Its prodnclag the allghtest effect apea aw ta fbat sa bad waa my dtaalion—ao fed need ia fleeb, aad mind bordering ea do^atr—that I waa determined not ta aee aay atore after I finished what area 1a the bottle. Bat daring that aigbt my parpooe waa entirely ohanged—Us operation ea me was wonderful—I may almoet say miracalooe. I experteaeed a complete ehange in my eyataan ead feeltaga, ead eeoa eemmencod Improving la health, aad eeattaaed to de ee from thet timo. It is now tea weeks alaea 1 eemsnoaeed nslng year Shaker Sataaparllla, during which time I bave ueod saly ttm bsctiss, and am obliged to edatlt that I believe that I ahooW this moment have beea ta ray grave, bad It set beea for year excellent preparation ef Shaker Sarsaparilla, and I firmly boHevo It te be the ealy euro remedy for Indigeetloa, er Liver Oomplaint, that haa ever beea offered to tiie pnbile, for I een sew eay, that I aa as WELL as I svsa waa ar un, aad I pray God that you may long be spared, through

invaluable medicine, te aUeviate tbe sufferings of tbe human family. Youre, &o* DEBORAH NINHAM,

Reeiding on 7th street, oao door went of Main, Clndnaatt. Price $1.00 per Bottle, er elx BotUee fS.

For sale by

R.H.SWAIN Terre-Haute.

Tv J. CUNINGHAM, do WOOD & DONNELLY, do W*. BURTON, de

MA. JAQUITH, Parte, llllnele. D. W. CONOVfiR & BRO., UowUng.Oreen. ALSO,

For sals aa above HOffW Hygean Hoarhound and Liverwort

COUGH CANDY.

Prio* A aa* 10 cents per package. I. BAKER, Proprietor, And seeeassor to Da. S. D. How*, No. 1, College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders most be eeat.

December 26,1M1-I3yl

REMOVAL!

J. M. HAGER embraces this opportunity of Informing bis former petrous, and tbe public generally, that be haa removed his

Saddlery

and

Harness Manufactory,

lo tbe frame balldlng, on Market Street, south of Longdon's ps a general SADDLER r, HARNESS, BRIDLES,

Iding,

(formerly Dole's) Livery Stable, whera he koo| assortment of and every thing In that line. D* All work entruated him neatly aad promptly executed.,

MR. SAMUEL HAGER

Hes also removed bis MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE la the front part of the seme balldlng. All bualness entrusted to him will receive prompt end efficient attention.

Terre-Haute, March 96, ltt52-26tf

A. H. L. BAKER,

Forwarding and Commission

MERCHANT,

A N E A E IN O E BEL AIR,

ROCKS,

ELIVERED at HOLMES' MILL. May 14, 1862-33tf

(EEL K1VER FEEDER DAM.) CLAY COUNTY. INDIANA.

for building purposes, for sale st the Bel Air Quarries. fob. 87«28-ly

ff. D7 JOHNSON, 7~

Boot and Shoemakei,

One door South qf the Eagle Grocery, on 4th Street, Repalrlag done on short notice. Terre-Haute, September 19,1851-51-ly

Foiling and Cloth Dressing

DONE

Importer*

st all lime* and In the best manner, at Msy 14,1852 33tf HOLMES' MILL.

Best FRxaily Floor and Corn Meal

LWAYS on hand end for sale at May 14, 1852S8tf HOLMES1 MILL.

Cash Paid for Whsat

Wool Wanted 1

exchange for Fall Cloths, Casstmeres, Sattlnelts, Flannels, Blankets, jus, at May 14, 1862 33tl' UOLMES' MILL.

Wool Carding.

undersigned would most respectfully Inform the cilixens of Vigo end surrounding con a ties that, having refitted Itla Cardtng MaeMaee»

At the Terre-Haute Fotndrf,

with aew carde, he Is pfBjMIdd te de work In superior manner. Thess tvlsblaf good work will find It te their Interest te give me cell, aa I shall apsre ao pains to give entire satlsfactloa.

TAKE NOTlOE^-Work Is warranted te be done la a superior maoner. M. S. PATTERSON. Terre-Haute, May 31, i8S9-34m3

Wool Carding at Bolmmf MilL

Cready

)ME every body that weats geoda Rolls. I am aew te recstve Weal to Card, at tbe eld eCaad, ea the beak ef tbe River, with New Caaas aad Naw Maomxss. Ceaie aad aee for yourselvea, at HOLMES* MILL.

May 14, 18M-33tf _____

CASKS Old Madeira Wlnet 9 Old Pert Pore Cogatas Brandy

ta eare er mlticate, at

Fer Medici ad parpeses. Jut reeeived sad fer sale by BROWNING de WALL, May 14,185»»tf Pralrte City Drag Store,"

Kelson's

CHINESE

Fer aale at

LUSTRAL WASHING FLUID,

October 84,185l-4tf

BROWNING k. WALL'S Prairie City Drag Stare.

NOl'ICE. 1

rriBE aadentgaad bee deveted great palaa, sad mneh I tiaw, ia anklaf btawalf acqvainted with the diaeassa pecallar to females, aad to make himself familiar WHh MM

Jlssasis. At

argent reqaeet ef petieaU aad tbetr

frieads, hs has, for the last mrveateea or eighteea years eeesateaatty pnM^eedi aad to tbetr soltcitatieaa be aew yielda, la ^bftag hts ssniass la tbe trestoeataad care ef mwcm

vVBOWwae aSSW# ws

He msry be foaad at hts fesfabaes ea 4th stmt, first eaee Saatb ef Deetor T. Pfcieeas. JOSEPH C. FOSTER

Terre-HeatO) anty t,

oihe, ssesad etary,

PreprSsSwa*

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SA2M&,

OrattMloatt

Law,

TER&E-UALTE, INDIANA.

J, F. BAIROt NOTARY PUBUC, wffl give prompt sttBstikiw ttw Mldcf of #1 deoda, awrtgaeae, Ae^Ae. tJT

PIMM^X

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KAHMAhif CUKK corimr,

HAVMOItmrilfar

cxX)ixEcnoKs^m ILLWOIS.

MM9LYT

IM. ATTOENEY AT LAW,

resided L»aaty

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REMOVAL!

... WCUtoKE ttIM®!}'

17 MBRACE^ this ofportanily ef tufwrmlag his eld friends xli aad patroae, and the peblie generally, tint he hae hia well-kaawa Wholesale aad Retail

DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE, ftw tba stea ef the «*Splsalag Wheel*' on National Road 8treet, te the Room eae door East of J. W.Stowart Beil'e Store, on the same atreet, Weat of Public tiqoare-

He rtapeetfaily calls the attention of the Public te the feet that be Is new receiving hia Spring supply of choice NEW GOODS, which Is one of the largest and moat complete la every particular ever etfcred In a western market. Give ase mil.

Terre-Haute, April», WM. BL'UTOX.

B. H.

OORNWELt,

•MBHCHANT TAILOR, KAST OF THR SQUARK, rTAS jaet reeeived a general stock ol^ Goods for

SEftUEMEN-S APPAREU which viti be made to order, at short notice, and Kwrsatcit, Tbe sleek consists ef various Broadcloths, Black, Hrown. Bine aad ianey colore Casaitnerea au,i Vestinga of aH kinds Shlrta, Undershirtt, t|attakerchiaf«, Cravata, Giovee, Snsnendara, ks., Aw.

His garments will be IhsblonaUy and substantially made* end hia prices graduated to the lowest living mark. O" Call apd examine the Stock end leave your measure.

Terre-Hante, March 19, lessor

your

B. II. COR SWELL.

New Boot and Shoe Shop.'

S, WETZEL

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND REPAIRER, National Road Street, opposite Uaiea How, lu the ehep lately occupied by Klnseydt Wiglay. j\ll work entruated to him neatly and promptly executed. Repairing dona on the shortest notiee, aad in the fineet and most durable style, April 9, 18&3*9dmfi

HARDWARE STORE,

T£BRB*XAOTEt INDIANA.

Sign of the "MILL SAW."

rpHE subs- iers nndsr the firm of POTWIN A. BURI NAM, are now receiving at their store between tfrorsrman Bourns aud Wood Donnelly, on National Road Street, direet from tbe manufactories and eastern cities, a Urge and extensive stock of |r

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HARDWARE, embracing. In part. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, Axl«l, Springs, Tin Plate Log, Trace, Stnge and Halter Chains Breed and other Axes Blacksmiths* Bellows, Anvil*, Vices, Stocks end Dies, Ac. Carpenters', Coopors' aud Currlora' Tools, fine assortment Carriage aud Cabinet Makers' Tools aud materials of every kiud,

A complete essortmeut of S O E I N I N S BUILDING MATERIALS, such as Iocks, Latches, Bolls,

Bell Pulls, Butts and Screws, &o., Ae.

Ths most approved makes of Mill, Crom-Cut, and other Saws.

Shot Gnns, Riflea, Pistols, Qun Barrels,

Mountings, Locke, Cape, Ac. Pnmp Chain and Cranks, Hay aad Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades, O roes end Grain Scythea, Plow Wings, Slabs, Hoee, Ao.

ALSO,

Imrpt *tock of f-

Saddlery Hardware

Of every deeorlpUon Patent ami Kiiameled leather, Oil Cloths, Morooeo, Pud and other Skins, SadJIo-Trees, Ao.

Rope and Cordage, of all kinds

PAINTS, OILS, Ac., WlflTE LDAl), twrraMsd »m( brand, A very ohotoe lot of Paints embracing the csmmen and finer qualities. Varnishes of varioun kinds. Paiui and other Brushes, Ao.

Our Stock of SHELF ItAltOW ARK embraces a great variety of POCKET and TABLE OUTLKK.Y, and oilier goods. Merchants are Invited to cnll and examine oor stock, as ws purchase largely for the Wholesale trade.

This Slock is fresh sod entirely new, and we are determined to offer goods at such prices will give satisfaction. IT CASH paid for Feathers, Hag*, Beeswax, Ginseng and other trade. if

A* C. POTWIN,

Utit of tht

i.V,.*±dLt 8. W. BUR NAM. Terre-Haute, April 16, lP52-99j'l

CMS APER

n'uJudA

Seevetl,, S Dreed Street, Seete*,

Brewa.

Sutn

(mtk or aaMTvoav,)

Phjrsioian and Surgeon,

"VVT'OULO respectfully announce to the citizens of VV Terre-Haute, and vloiulty, that he has taken sn office at the Prairie City Drug Store, Corner 4th and National Road Streets, where hs mny he fonndet all tlmee during the day, except when professionally absent. (CT Rooms at tbe Prairie House, where he may he found at night. ^tprll 30, lP52-3ltf

of the 1

On Nation*! Road a few door* Bait of th* Po$t Of/U*, ~\Tk/"HERE you will finds large and well selected stock VV of SPRING AND SUMMER HATS, suited te nearly all elasees, se we have over one hundred dlfereut styles, ranging in prices from Fifteen Cents te Flvs Dollars. Tbeee wishing to parchase either at wheleeale er retail, would do well te give us an sarlv eall.

April 16,18S3.& S3# STANLEY A ttARBERT.

tNew Carriage Manufactory,

I HAVE commented the Cerrfe|e Mann* factoring business, et my N«te Shop,

end Lafayette Read, where all branches of the businees will bs promptly attended to, and any work from my shop sbali net be surpassed en the Webash, far beauty of etyle, elegance of finish or complete workmenshlp sad darabljity, aad at prices,

la North

Terre-Haute, on the corner of Fifth Street

than heretofore.

A variety of Carriages, Daggtae, Uaroacbes and Wagoae, always en hand aad for sale. tJT REPAIRING ef all kinds dene en the shortest notiee. Also, Patatlag aad Varnish iay done with neatness.

Terre-Hante, April », lSKMEHf

AGBNTS FOR

NO. WM. DOUGLASS*,

IML BROWN A 180SL POBWAEPING & COMMISSION MEKCIU.N^, TOLEDO, OHIO.

THE

FOLLOWING LINES*"-*'

CLINTON LINK.

Wsb leatdtb A Co.» Alhaay, PfspHstsss. CbsplaAKeyaer, 113 BiOad Street, NewYerk,' O. P. See veil, & Bread Street, Boston, Wn. Meatrat'li, B«IT«to,| Brlttaa A Co. T«rre-mate,

WESTS*]* PICIOBTRXPIICacOXrAltY. raorairroea: Wa Meataatb, Baflble. I Tbesaas P.

»Aes**»t

Wsters, N *rlu

II.C. Soathwlth, jr., Albany, Wm. F. Leonard, da» Cbapla A Keyset, 113 Breed St., Now York, Wators A Leoaaid, S}4 Comrthtmd St., do f. P. Waterf, I It Broad Su, de *****••. O. t.

MKW YORK AND EtIsiAII.RO.tD COMPANY*

For Fr tight apply ta

?ro 3co ,(iasjsL xewY

Daaklrk.

SMB.0.Sfalete,

Oamrrd Freight A#mtf

asarab lt, iMMtyl

Feet Daaae &t., N. Y.

ClfiAR*

fRESH sappff of CHOICE CIGARS, .set r«efe. nI at BROWNING A WALL-st, y, 1 mm -^PoarleCB, Drag Stored

Kanawha Salt,

AQlf BARRELS Kaaewba Salt, ZfO/

LakoSalt.lnkeedbtenl.

laat wseiml sad fer sale by JOHN C. ItOSP, Sect

SFEN&FJG&TRSN COUNTTTWDUNA

if Taaaa, f^tHE atpSpfMsl,

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lafaras the travelog peU

MNseSlasr J, tfcst ha las tafcia ebarfs ef tbe eb««w mmed Wei ibr tsi, aad aapests te reeetve a Bbn»| ebare ef pati aa»g». Oeagrsetij 2A31KS M. AKCUK WMy Oetebar l^SVltf P«»p»i tar,