Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1852 — Page 3

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There #«U be meeting of tba citizens of Terrsllsate, tt the Court House, on Saturday Eveoing next, for the parpo»e of forming Military Company. All dsiiraoi of joining company of this character are respectfully invited to attend.

July Stt, 1862. MAKT Cmzsats.

f* G«a. leoW* QMMnrals* 1ln the war of 1812, Gen. 8cotl quarrelled with Major General Brown, and attempted to have bun court-marshalled. §s$

He quarrelled with the brave Gen. Jeseop. He quarrelled with Gen. Jsckeon, and refused «o accept a challenge. V,

He quarrelled with De Witt ClioUMi and cbalfenged him to Kgbt duel. He quartelled With Gen. Macomb, and||fuaed to obey ordgra.

State Sentinel.

""A KNOWING Hons*.—As in accordance with whig Insolence, the Postmaster has atretohed his coon banners acroas Superior street flapping his greasy flags in the face of every passer-by. An Irishman was driving his dray up street, to-day, when suddenly his horse stop pod, and would not budge an inch under said flag. He belabored hiu, but the more he whipped bim the more the horse would not go. At last says Pat, 'I see into it be does not like the nomination, and blamed if I do eiiher*~so horse and driver was seen taking arjolh* er atreet.—Cleaveland Plaindcaler. 4'IT*|

dissipation freq^ptly U»ds .to cirne, and crime leads to infamy. ISS'

*-£A WHto Ortmoii^—The N.Y. Mirror, one of the keenest and best whig papers in New York,in speaking of Sooit'a letter of acceptance, asys "from Internal evidence we ahould aay it waa not genuine, or else the writer has not had the assistance ol a judicious committee." _____

Jcmea Lyons, Joht. R. Chamblin, and Hunter H. Marshal, xv big candidates for elector in Virginia, refuse to serve in consequence of the noniiiittUon "of Scott# *si-v"

PaosPBCT rott THK

HOMESTEAD

Flour, brl..... i»•. .|3,25'Llneee3f5l1,Vgal. .1^ .f,19 wSaijr bad,...'.. .feBran, Vbneh... ....SK Com, bush JHMW&Shortn, bash........ ...10 R«, HP bush 30(935 Wool, IP lb .3T$ luv. loose, ton... .0®6,50®Coru Meal, bush. 4(1 Oats, IP bush UMMSjCheeee, lb Whlskoy, gal.. bbl.....85'Chickens, Ydos...1,00(» 1,35 jlaoen,hog round 4?®WHo», BOM............•••• ,Uaeon, hams,cBy oorod.,.n Pppta, dried, bu»h. ..9.50

Urd, lb... ftait Aeachw,dried,bash...3,00 ZDasssod, bush..... .70®7ijApplw,gresa, Bono..... feathers, lb JSOSOi Pork barrMs. .75080 "OIMM. »...,...^^WM,r fc...........W

Molaaws,

Ba^r, barrels.........95(»^8

Co«l, bosh. 1' Pouiow. bash.... Onion*, bail,.. I|W®I CoflW, lb JSapr.r ft..W»l«

I W M. Da«a, I Js^obO. fiarty, ... Wn. D. OriswoW,

Jtato Q'Beyle, U. JUaaly,.

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I- J, K. OMeaoagb, «T. R. Yoaag, %tr J. Harlaa,

Km,

He qurrelled with Gen. Peter B. Porter, Secretary of War under Mr- Adams.

quarrelled with Gen. Gainee. He quarrelled with Mr. Marcy, and wrote bu hasty letters.

He quarrelled with Geo. Taylor. *£S ,K«X He quarrelled wuh Mr. Trist. He quarrelled with Gen. Worth* jHe quarrelled with Col. Biley. A iHe quarrelled with Col. Duncan and if be not elected President, be will ouarrel with the whole whig party, the whole world, end the rest of manihd.

*9 tie Patkerl

In the pifeeiedings of the Wbi$ National Convention we found the following item: "Indiana promised to respond to the nomioauon by acres of ratification meetings, end a score of thousands of majority." isiThe paternity of the above Is jtfvrtr to nobody, •nd we venture the assertion that no member of the Indiana delegation will acknowledge delivering himself of the above abortion. J£e could form no idea of any person so gassy as tWei himself loose in such a strain, exeept the aelf complacent gentleman from Vigo, Mr. Hudson, who is subject to such flights of fancy. Can the father of the speech be smoked outf -Blttfton Banner.

•**r

L'ILL.«—Senator

Shields has written a letter to Thoi. A. Deys of New Yoik city, slating that the homestead would, in all probability, pass the Senate this session.

TEERE-HAUTE prices cubbent. Corrtettd Wttkiy for tAt Ttrr* Hamtt Jowl

Man

da)f bariets.......... .SO Ttosatby8»od, Iwsbr. 1,50 Jlovsr NMI, bush... ..6,00 (ro»,V ..3^03 tic*,r ........ ii..r. .8 Vbekarol, No. 1.... ...14,1 tfaekorat, K't. 9...... ,13^0 Vlaeksrel, No, 3...... .10,00 Jodfish, froah, If B.......7 Salle,* fc ......

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•Vs^Lawl Otl,

Springfield and Terre-Haute Bailroad.

ATOTICE is bs»»by g*v»», that a meeting of tho ComIN mIssteeersappolnUKttnthe AotappfevvdJuBoW, 1R89, for th« looatlon and construction of the "Sprin^ld and

Rullroad," wtll be held at the C««rt Rease »w

%}CH A HLE8TON, Coteo eounty, IIHneb, oa the etrhteeath ^:lof August nwt, (t^) tor the p«r»o#o of orgaatttaf, and i^ponlof books for ths subscription of Stock, as r«j«»f»d by

At which meeting It Li hoped a ftell Board of said ComtnlsaietMrs will be prmat

Marshall, July 5,1&53. 1 C.Ress

John Broagn,

1 W. N. Jacksoa, O. R. Smith, ig E.P.P«k, *7? Thomas H. Nabea,

k9.

Chauaeav Watrea, Aba. McQrsc«r, James Farrtagtoa, J.P. Usher,

WiUiatnMarUu, J. C. Pugh, Wm. S CHasey, Pascal P. Kasa, £H)ah lies, Wm. Thomas, T.Ttegaa, VV11

Item Butisr,

Ms WtlUaais, Robert Irwta, Niatea W. Kdwarde,

Hkornae J. Bait, A- Llweola, W. P. Ortewk^ W. B- Arober, Usber f. Uadet,

H. EUtMrtea, T. A. Matabalt» Jasnea SMeir. Jaty 16, imMihrS

nOTtOB

S R1REBY given, that ea the IT* iS^Beeta wtUbeoMftfet aatertptioa to tW Cap ^l Steekufthe Wabsaib RaH RaadCeiwany,at the W»owing •aand alaoiss, to-wlti at the beaea «f8«nsi B. Shepherd, |?U?e!Syef XMti atAeSt^WmD. ^Wra

iRlabnUi RaK Read Cosspaay la the Qeaaty ef Vlga, aad that the sans wttl eaattaws apea aeew^lafte tbeptwvl*. that ...... leas ef tbe Cbartae ef saM Coa^aay their aseetlag, la Me-

By arder of the C»ue»tsslsaars

iAMBS E. O'HAVER,

Twee. Mss^, Secretary. Jaljr Ith, 18Sa»4l»tt Ceariar «epy._

lOOO LABORERS

WANTED,P

....

PHELPS.

HtK HBaals,la)y

151c*ffAi

']c»adi and •fN lew. I

OC BARRELS ef a *«t rate «aalt^y, tCO last leaelved aa4 aria by LOIOWtCl HULMAK,

Csiss Kea» »t«bsewa Wast Cerasr.

ANTED, ea THEKAA af «ba Allew

Ball Read.

MATTQQl LRNER,

""ll

Ti«K as* the heat Fall tty

MjMsveMMMt laMs$ iNr w«l be

tm Muifcmem sroEK.

Wella, Fargo & Company's

California Express.

A Joint Slock Company—Capital •SOOfQQp OAce Ho. f6 Wall Street, Hey York.

rpHIS Cenjttay, bavfag eomykted IU ergaatottoa as 1 above, la MW ready to nitdertakea geaseal Esprese Forwarding, Agw»cy and Cwomlefioo Bo»iw« the purebaa* an! aalo of Gold Dsst, Baiiioo aad Rlls of B*icfaaacB: the MTMBI aad collectloa ef Notw, BHis ind Aeeoaats the wnmdla^of Gold Dost, Bafltea aad Specie —alee Paekagea, Piradi aad Freight of alt descriptions, ia aad belwmn the eitr of New York aad die city of Sao Ffaacisee, aad the principal cities aad towns la California eeaaeetlag at New York with the liaee of Wella, Batter* fieldifcCe., aad iAriagetoa, Fargo Sc Co., forming the Aowrtcaa Express Ceatpaay also with the Ham den El*

Palkm, Virgil dtCo.'s Nerthera aad Canada Expreas veaport & Mama's New Bedford Express, aad LtvtngWeill

erthera aad Canada Expreea, Liring-

repeea Expreaa.'

•ten, Wells & Co.'a Ear

They have established Offices, aad faithful Ageste, la all

the principal cities and towns threagboat the Eestera, Middle aad Western States, aad California energetic sad lalthfal Messengers, famished with iron chests for the aecurity ef treeeare, sad other rainaUe peekago^ accompanying each Expreea apoa ail their lines, as well in California ss la the Atlantic Btshro

Oar several Ageats la California are antborized to draw diafte ea ae, peyable at the principal Office* of the Amort' eaa Eiprea Company, between New York aad fit Loais, affording to pereeae ia Californle the meet ceavealent, prompt aad reliable meaue ef retnitting to their frieade in this coaatry. Also, Drafts ea Califoraia, for eele at the car rent rmlca ef exchange.

Samwel P. Carter, for many years connected with the American Expreea Coaipeny at Albany, aad B. W* Waahhara, late ef the Bank of Syracuse, have been appointed principal Meats ia California. lite ageats ef the Americas Expreoe Co., are aathorixed a a a oiaxscTOas. Henry Well*, Aurora, N. Y. Wm. O. Fargo, Baffilc, Johaetoa Livingston, N. Y. Alpheas Rernolda, do. Elitafa P. Will lams, Bafftlo, Jsmes McKay, N. Y. Edwia B. Morgan, Aurora, N.Y. Alex. M. C.timlth, N.Y.

Henry D. Rice, Eiinira. EUWIN B. MORGAN, Preeldent

JAV«S MCKAT, 8eer»»ary. WELLS, FARGO & CO., 16 Wall-St., New York, F. CLARK, Agenl, CiocinnaU, O. July 9, 1862-41 w3

PORRENT.

THE STORE ROOM lately occupied by fi Samuel Musselman south of the Stewart House.—Also the ROOMS lately occupied by WiUiain D. Griawold Esq., ar a law office.

T^une

Apply at Terre Haute to WM. E. McLEAN o* JNO. P. DUFFICY, Praineton, Ind.

I8tb, 1862 38 tf

the 95th deyof May, 1852, between Terre-Haute and Marshall, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES In small steel ease, lined with red cloth. A liberal reward will be j*id on delivery to the^subscriber at Jtf arshall, or at this Of june 11,1853. J. HARLAN.

BS»S1MI» ft SlY®lf fIBLlSiLl DBHeiSTS,

AND DEALERS IN

PAIWTS, OILS, GLASS, SPICES, Tobacco, Dye-StufXs, Garden Seeds,

SVR6IC1L IN8TUUMBXTS,

Msy 98, l6S2-35yl

ae.

If &6ay ACaf mw*§

CORNER OF MAIN AND STATE 8TREETS, NEW ALBANY, IND.,' NE of the firm hae iuat returned from the Eaai«rn __ cities, where he purchased from the Importers and .aouftcttucrs a large and exteuiUe stock at ratea tliat will enable them to compete with any house ia tbe West

Exclusively to the Ladies.

BEAUTIFUL asaortment of Ladies double and single embroidered Under Sleeves, Cuffs, Collars, Chemisettes, Capes and Caps. Also, Infants Caps, Linen Handkerchiefs, Mourning Collars and Cuffs, Jaoooett and Swiss Edgings and Inserting*, Lisle and Linen do.

A fine assortment of assorted colors,

Kid, Silk, Llftle and Cotton Gloves, Blaek and fancy colored Fans, A large lot of black and fancy Silk Pnrasols,

Silk Barege, Thread and Grass fancy Summer Shu wis. Ladles who are particular In selecting articles that are moot becoming to them, and at the same time are desirous of studying economy, would do well to call at

F. NIPPERT'S CHEAP CASH STORE, Farrington'a Block North of the Public Square. June 4,18&a-36tf

Book Agents Wanted. 1

fT^O circulate New and Popular works in Indtaaa and I Illinois. Great inducements are offered to those wublug.. .w 1. BtfS^INQRAM,

June 11,1859-tf 8igtt of the Big Book.

noirmi'

Rectified Whiskey,

UDOWICl & HULMAN are now manufacturing aa J-i arUete of Double Rectified Whiskey, far superior to my ever brought from Ciaeinnatl, and In strength, parity ind flavor decidedly the best ever sold In this western coutf try. AH those who prefer a first rate article to a common one for the name money will please call at the CINCINNATI STOTE, Union Row.

AH kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINKS AND IQt'OHJi, of the best quality, and at Cincinnati pricee, always on hand.

UVrre-Haute, January 93, lS59«l7tf L. & H.

a e. saow^rt*®. Jomt •. WAM..

PRAIHXE CITY DRUG STORE BROWNING ft WAM., WttOtiElALE AND RETAIL DRlTGGfSTS, «Msta 4th am» KAttoxai. aoaa siraaers, CTIOS aow,

TEKHE*HAt'TE, INDIANA.

wa are a«w prepared to accommodate tail whe will favor us with their petrowg*. with every arttde twanging to ear line. We are now la reee^t of a very Navy Spring supply, which readers ear stock ©o# of the largest aad meat cornptete ever brought ta the Wabash Valley, alt eT which we are areparwd uasrra^ aad are determlaed ta for er ta aadaabtad prompt de^ns oa the usual time, as lew as thn caa he Mrmml ia any of the aetjghhariAf cltiee. We r»spe«tfn!l lavl»e the atteattoa af Marcftaots, Maaafhetaret*, Phyrfctaas, CeanaHMm «ad CNnkfa, gaiserally, whe wW tad oar stock te eemftHse a rail, aataasive aad well selectod eappty af

Drugs and Medicines,

Swgkal lBstn»«35,Cii«kals, Dye-

Spk«s, Vnriislcs, Br^es, Perftooy,

CRrfes Slop Fvtim Pure Wiaes «d Snff ^«I8» Tfam Ftmf Se^# ton Att af whidn wa W^Mil at Wb«lsale or Retail, upon tera» aatevarabk«aaayertalB»»«ba^aBefr* Bavtag msla aataastea amafswaals la New M, Bay*a. aad

WJ&WbTas«*^jLl by t^ioc««e6 ftoilUlea, we aaa eOkr graMMr tada«M*e«t» «a the trade (tea baa eve* before heea dMi la this market. gTOaa of tha tnik, Dr WALL, belaf apraeOtlaMr at MadielM, w«l kee^ Ms aflka la the #m*Aiarro^ aa. wilt, at all Uaeaa, gi*e his p.rsoasl aitaa^aa la the AUteg

AIM,

JaJy 9tfc» tf

JAVA laf BKtta Java CaSat, lee aabnlissft

300

fY* tK**,hytihelll?ret

Flour,

LOOK OUT

-a rum

ARE

ZJL

E. 8. WOLFE.

FOIJWB JW

la town, may be found, at low priees, at

Sa S

E. 9. WOLFE, Agent. ,, Terre-Haute, March IS, 1652-34m3

HAS

•M'

DEN LONG OCCUPIED BTTHE

Bement's Old Stand!! S. VTOLFB,

IMPORTER,1

WHOLESALE A2VD RETAIL

DEJXS& IK

CHINA, GLASS and QUEEHSWARB,

WOULD reapectfullj InTite the cltfeens of this and the sumiuiidIcig couatlee to call aad exeatlae hU stock of CHINA, GLASS '"%ad QUEENS WARE which heIs now receiving dirxt frvm tke ta«a mfactmrer* which will be eotd at wholeeale or retail on terms a hich cannot ikii to salt.

Also,

Britaaaiaand ».. Japaaaed Ware, Tea Traya, Spooas*

Cutlery, Wooden Ware, Ate., &c.

Call and see me.

E. 8. WOLFE,

Terre-Haate, May 228,1853. West side of the Square.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

WA1E,

may 28,1852-35-tf. E. 8. WOLFE'S.

wm mmtm im$

Forwarding and CommiBsion Merchant,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

January 93, 1853-l?-tf

ADAMS

CO.'S

Eastern and Western Express.

inst., Adams & Co. will

and after Moadaj', 15th commence running Uisir Expi Haute In connection with their Great Eastern and Woatwn

their Express to aad from Terre-

Lines. Goli every sengers, to any city or town in the Unltecl States,

d. Specie, Bauk Notes, Jewelry, and Packs description forwarded under charge of carefu,

Notes, Drafts, Bills, &c,, collected at reaaouuble rates. Messengers now run through from Cinclnuatl to Terre-Haute daily thay will stten^ personally to all ordera sent, and deilrer packageh by return express.

E. S. WOLFE,

XtUDOWXCX & HULMAN

ges of ilmes-

MERCHANT^

FORWARDINO AND COMMISSION

rented the large and oommodloua Warehouse, formerly occupied by J. L. Humes ton, situated en 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 house.iu town. His arrangements ar« auch as to insure prompt ahipment at the loweat ratea.

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

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Leather, &c.,

all of which will be disposed of at the towest figure. Call at the Cincinnati Store, Union Row. March 5,1859,-23-1 y. L. & H.

STEWART HOUSE

MESSRS. MAHAN DOUGHTY

RESPECTFULLYof

ia attached to the House, for the accommodation of gaeets. Terre-Haute, December 13,1851-11-1y

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

Ol KINDS and aiaea of PLOWS 32 (liferent ktad* of

STOVES} 4 sixes STEAM ENGINES 9 si: If arte Pvwert and Tkrttki»g Maehiaet 1 rise Wair's Vegetable Grinder or Corn Crm»ber Tormn« LATH** tor Wood or Iron Well sad Cistern PUMPS. All kinds of Mill and Machinery Castings Brass aad Composition Castings Plow Castings aad Plow Points of every ktad. All descriptions of

TIN, COPPER ANI) SHEET IRON WORK", Hollow Ware, Laitl and Sugar Kettles, Andlroas, Sadirans »ad Wegea Boxes. Also, ail kinds of FINISHING either

Cast Iron, Wranglit Iron or JBraas and PATTERN AiAKING, of evtry description, at the above establishment server 'of -First and Streete

There are »o better wsrJbaewto tim eWfimtfy,il®r better mtk weed, thaa will t» foaad at these works. Having heretofore received a liberal aits re of patroasge, I Shall, ia future, «iaj to osiftf: Rs etwtlnuanea.

Terre-Haate, May 9,1951-3S»lf

GOLDEN OPFORTONITY!

HAVINGend

rweetvad aad opened my entire new steak ef Faaey Staple DRY GOODS, now offer them te the pohrte at aaasualiy bv priees for eak Every variety ef goods that it Is asad to keep laa«aH a^wtuted dry gMNh stare may be precared here.

BeaaUfel %ared aad a^a dreae Silks, figured aad plain 8ar«ges, PoplTas, fancy Lawns, De Laiaes, sad Glaghai beak, mall, Swiss aad dotted MesiiM p4aia, striped ertwe-hctrad Jaeonett white aad Week silk Laees aad Friagee drees Trimmings: whits Skinsj cotton KM, all colara Irish Uneas bleached aad browa DomeaUcs, Bed Tickings, Checks, Cotton Yaras, Boots aad Shsse for womea, BMB, boy* aBd cbitdrea.

Extra fine aad cosnwa SMk Hats, Eeesatb aad Mexiosa Hals, Looking Glseses,, Tea, Sagaf, Metis is, Said Tahaets Tbeee are btlabesf Ik away articlea, wMtk nsay be aerchaasd for as lHtle meaeyas paselhle, St

F. NIPPERTS CHEAP CASH STORE,^ Fattlaglaa'a BMt, Rwth e€ the PsUie Sacara Terre-Haate, iaae 4,

ADAMS CO.

prompt ahipment at the lowei Terre-Haute, June 14, 3855*.

RICH CHINA TEA SETTS, Store, W may 14,1852-33-tf.

UST received at the Qucenswaro Store, West side of

the square.

T~)ERSOjSS contemplating housekeeping, will do well to call at the Terre-Haute Cfcueeasware Store, and behold the WOLF. may 14-33-tf.

GROCERIES.

inform the cltixena of Terre-Haute

and the travelling community generally, that they have leased for a term years, the old establish meat long and favorably known as the STEWART HOUSE, where they are prepared to accommodate their friends sad patrons la style equal to any establishment of the kind 1a the country. A large aad commodioos

LIVERY STABLE

Joseph

GROVER.

Si 9.

E1NG aow psi maasatty Ueatwd lo hie as OU»«mi,4tkdsarlMt«f dm PahHe fi|sm,1«tt at! ttloMa ha ta teadlsassis eradl oa lis patinas ta »ht*f« pertaialna ta hit prcdbeslen.

IWBaaie, Ji iviml ir

Xoledo sad

Walnk

PETSIE COw, PROPRIETORS. THIS EXPRESS tar «Mb40a,V DAILY LIKE OF PACKETS ie aair to

Uvbtgnes, W#i Oa.% IS|iHwi at dtCXat Ttarre-aaalfc ... i_ AH ymisfb Nwbt Ifawys i«.» sxwsul aa It wtB he lerwwted paactaaBy m' Mat ie prwrtdad wt* aa baa nk ef.

tin in (flHi^uiub

it w. ifumm

TJESPECTFULLY ealla the JXhleextewNe aaeartsaeataf

tbeMhllc arUAw

GOODS.

ha said as lav aa aay beaee ia the City eaa aSoed ta aell From etraagere vWHagtaa GHjr ba arasM partiealarty salidt aa examine!tea, xhoeteck ceMqwiasa ta part the IbUawlaf

Rieh Silk Vsatlaga, ...» Marseilles

Freaeh Jeceaetoaad Maatlna,'6aimaf Casstoserse aSI Bsrage Ds Laiaes, Prlated Lawaa,

Liaaa Drtlle.

LargeHtack BlkSlflB^ -fCeOaaadee ahtf Measila De Laiaae, Spriagatylee, gla^a—, Eraaehaadl

fta^HMlMS, Real aad Oee^gta, Browa Shasliage^Shtrtlaga, 'J Irish Llaeaa, Browa aad Bleaeh'd TaMa

Amerieaa,

Ribhaaa, aew ttrlw, SUk aad Liaea Hdkfs, Plaiaaad F{g*d Parasols, Faacy Llaad Swiss Edgings sad Taeertlena, Cambric Curtaia Moallna, fall stack, Heihry, fail assartaMat,

Damasks,

Bhaeh'd liaea Deiiiee aad Nepkiaa, Diapers, Sd Glavee, alt aambers, jBattone, Combe, dhs.

Oer Stock will at all timee ba foaad compleU ae we are seitrii May

roerlving NEW GOODS every week. S1.1S99L PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

Hdkfs.

A /r D02. L. C. Hdkfa, prieee ranglag from lftcta. to Ttftf 1 dec. Embroidered—very dheap, 3 Geate, large rise.

S8 PiacealQeats 8i!k Hdkis, T, Win be sold atWcalas by M. W. WILLIAMS. Msy SI, 1852-

ATVttTAir CHILD,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER

Aad Daalar te Faaer Goads, lelodiess, Piaaae, Maele, kcnfce. JVo.7,

HARPERS Magaslne, Godey's Lndy'e Book, Gleaeon's Picterial Drawing-Room Companion, SLC., furttlshed to Subscribers.

Hs receives Qesk* aad Fancy Goois overy peek, by Express, and will furnish anything la bis line or hasiaees, upon short notice. any SI, 18S3-S4 gas.

NEW COITFBCTXOH'SXT AND BAKERY.

On Hiu Street, et the Open Front formerly occupied by J. F. Burnett's Saddlery, oppeelte Union R^w, by WILLIAM SAGE.

iHE undersigned has a fine stock of CANDTES, I RAISINS, FRUITS, had everything usually found lathe Confectioners ltae, which he Intaads to aell at tbe lowest ptlcss.

FRESH BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, die., constantly oa hsnd and for aale Wholeealo and Retail. His old friends and customers in city sad country wtll hsvs their orders attended to promptly, as formerly.

WILLIAM H. 8AGE, ?5

Terre-Hsute, march IS, '52-24tf Oppoelte Union Row.

HgWni

extra fine let of FRESH RAISINS, jast received per steamer 'American Star,' and for sals at W. H. SAGE'S, March 12, 'S2-24tf Opposite Union Row.

NEW STOVE STOBE.

Market Street, 2d Door North of Phanix Block.

JOHNSAYRE,

AS JUST RECEIVED aa almost endlees variety ef

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among his present assortment may be found Hie Triumph, from Dayton Hooeier State and Kentueklan Premiums, from Cinclnnsti New World, Globe, Atlas, Gladiator and Cultivator, from Albany, Now York. Those are all excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves, Mott of them intended, for either Wood or Coal, and many of them having TWO FiRB

PLACES, one for winter and one for summer. In his assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are tbe Sooveair end Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or coal, as also is the self-regulsting Cottage Parlor. Mr. 8*ras has also aa extensive assortment ef TJ^ AND JAPANNED WARE,.

I 3 STOVE FIXTURES, dec. ID* Store, on Msrket Street, 3d Door North of National Road Street, opposite Ftrrington's Block, Terrs-Haute, Indlmr June 25,1852-39tf

NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Notice to Builders.

S A S O O I N A N E

MANUFACTORY.

HAVE commenced the above business In the shop lstely occupied by A. L. Chamberlsin, on Fourth strast, near the Post Office, Terre-Hautej aad would take this method of informing persons that may went anything ln the above line of bueineee, aad invite then to give met sail, as I Intend manufacturing my articlee from the aery test testify

Lumber. Persons erecting buildings in the city or country will find it to their interest ta give me call, as I "hall spare peine to accommodate (hem In finiah and the leteet style* of work. Orders from a distance can hs sent throogh the Poet Office, end will reeeive immediate attention. Persons in the city wtll leave orders as early aa possible.

Terre-Hsute, July 2,1852-40-tf

Offer

LADIES

G.W. 8HAFFER.

NEWsSHOE STORE

8CBOOLEY VANHORN,

for sale a large assortment of BOOTS AND

ALSO, A VARIETY OF

BAVIr0Alt»l«

Ail of which they will sell et wholeeele er retail, at their new store in Phomix Row, oa National Road street, fifth .leftr from the earner ef Market sorest.

They will alee sBaawfastaia Beats aad Sheee ta oeder at the sauie plafci. SCHOOLEY h. VANHORN. Terre-Hsteto} Oct^ir 10,18Sl-9*tf

aad Gents Kid Glavee, all eotors aad sisss, 8Bk. Coitaaaad Lisle White SUk EmbwMer'd Bik sod White Net* MfttS) *1

k, WbMs aad Slate, Cettea Haee, Mixed .. MkRawlIlk

Meaa" Bmrs aad Mixed Gettea Heeai

PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

AA SILK Pamaete* laeladiag PWa» Faaey, FlgerM, cfUFeaey Breania, Fringed, liaed, Worsted, Moarolag, Faaatii Haadlas aad ^Upar Seltlag vary low at the

PRAIRIE CITY STORE. Aim,

CAfW VM1KELLAS I

ifayii,tawL

KBW OOOS&

The sabstofby has jeat jeaslrsd a aear aayty ef GeM aad SSase idbes^ l^wree Epae^e, ^iaa, tE^sr rfags, ear rlage».aatf piae ladwi, vest, saagased Chsies Ptstfb aad tie beet efGeta Peas. Seoal aad Faaey Geede. ef Aao Peckat

Kafee^'aad REVOLVEB3.

JACOB K. CBtttfER,

First deer w«ierFeme«taa,eMack, ead North af Tena-&ale,Jaae4,18M-yt Caait

IgejUfiel Wtdrina flucnosi Aoooa A.H03CT, M. IK km tmmmi a^nea '^a gl|iepaas^

titimivw

Alt ILEA,

The OtMt Spaing aad Summer

PROOF/

PBOOFif PROOF11 LJTt)Y SAVED!

Da. Hust Peai Sir:—It haa heea my nlefertaae, for thelaei throe yoara, to be afiictsd with the Liver Cemplaiat, oecampaalod hy aeeveie pain ia the side, which, at timee, ooaSaed OK to my bed tor weeks together, aad became reduced tea tttrs akeisssa,aad.heUsviag thMt] mover eoaId he anted, I gave myself ap to my aeemugTMa. vh: death. I have heea attended hy Iha beat phyaWaas I aaed all kinds of aeetraias aad peheat esedlolB6e--bar.au to ao parpeee aad made up my taiad that death alon« ceeld relievo ase of my eiAriMt. At thie a«aut a fHead eaneafed year preparatioa« if Shaker Saraaparilia. la am reckloosatas aad despair, I thought I weald try H. I did ee for about tea iteys without Its prodneiag the dlghtest eftct toe la net ee had wee my situadoa—ea redaeed la fteeh, aad aOad bordering oa despoil—that I waa determined aette aso eay awra after I finiahed what wee in the battle. Eat daring that eight my parpeee was entirely changed—its operation oa me was wonderful—I may almoet say mlreealoaa. I experieaced complete change la my syeteai aad IWIage, aad eoou eommeaeed Improving ia heefikb, aad eaattoaed to da ee frees that time. It is aow tea weeks eincel commencedastag year Shaker Saraaparilia, dortug which timf I have aaed ea% tkret Mn, aad obliged te odmH thst I believe that I should tklsmmaeat have bsea la my greve, bed It aet beea for your ecoelient preparaUoa af Sinker Saraoparilta, aad 1 firmly believe It to he the only ears remedy for ladigeotlea, or Liver Complaint, tha£ us ever heea aStoed ta toe public, for I can aew say, that IASM WIU AS I cvaa was nt ttv ure, and 1 pray God that yea may long be epared, throagh your invaluable aaedtciae, to atievt^a the eaflerlags of tiio human family. Yours, &o-

DEBORAH NINHAM,

Residing on 7th street, one dear west ef Msla,' Ctaciaaati. Price $1.00 per Bottle, or six Bottles $5.

For sale by .. •....

Falling and Cloth

DONE

at all tlmea and In the best manner, at Msy 14,1852 SStf

•\ONE at all tlmea and In the bes

R. H. SWAIN,..... •.Terre^Haate. J. CUN1NGHAM, de WOOD %t. DONNELLY, do Wn. BURTON, do Ms. JAQUITH, Paris, Illinois. D. W. CONOVER & BR0.,Bowline-Green.

ALSO,

Far eele aa above ROW1N Hggean Hoarhonnd and Liverwort

OOUGII CANDY.

Prlea aad toccata par paekagra. I. BAKER, proprietor, Aad saecasser to Da. & D. Hows, No. 1, cellege Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio,

ife

whoa ell ordera mint he seat.

December 26, lidl-13yl

REMOVAL!,®

J. M. HAGER embrecee tills opportunity el Informing his former patrons, aad tbs public generally, that be has removed his

Saddlery and Harm— Manufactory, to the frame building, on Market Street, eouth ef Longdon'e (formerly Dole's} Livery Stable, whore ho keeps general assortment of SADDLERY, HARNESS, BRIDLES, end svery thing In that line. ET AU work entrusted to him neatly and promptly executod.

MR. SAMUEL HAGER

lies also, removed hie MAGISTRATE'S Ofr PICE in the froat part of the same building. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt and uBciont attention.

Terre-Haute, March 26,1852-2€tf

A. H. L. BAKER, I

Forwarding and OomnuMion

MERCHANT, ^4'

AND DEALER IN PRODliCF, BEL AIR,

(BEL B1VKR FEIMSK DAM5 CLAY COUNTY. INDIANA.

T10CK8, for buildlns purposes, for ssle at the Bel \ir JLv Quarries. feh. 27-22-1

W. D. JOHNSON, Boot and Shoemaker,

One door South of the Eagle Grocery, on 4th Street, Repairlag tone on sbort aotlcc. Tsrrs-Hsnte, September 19,1851 -51 -1

Dressing

Cash Paid

DBLIVERBD

IBS Undersigned would moot respeotfutly tnfom tits eltisens of Vigo sad surrounding csuntles thsi, having refitted his Cardliyr Machine^

At the Terre-Haute Foundry,

wltii new cards* he is prepared to do work la as«p«let meaner. These wlsblag good worit will Snd It to their Interest to give me euli. es ahall sp«re ae palaata gi»* a a

TAKE NOTiCE.-*Work Is warranted to bsdouejn a superior manner. M.S. PATTERSON. Terre-Haa te« M^r 21, l88J*$4»8

Wool Carding at BtolmW Mill

COME

every body that waats goods Rolls, am aow ready to receive Wool to Card, et the old stand, ea the bank of the Rivet, with Ntw CABOT sad NrW MitHiXM. Come aad see for youreehree, at HOLMES'MILL.

Mey I4,.1862-5HW .. ,, ...

CASKS OM Madeira Wlnet 9 Old Pert 4 Pare CdgHtad Stoadyi

For Medicinal parposes. just rewired aad fbr asls by ^BROWNING it WALL, May 14, lSSS-SStf PralrtaCity Drag Siere.H

aff

"•ai-rM'oyiK

HOLMES' MILL.

Best Family Flour and Corn Meal

LWA YS on hand aad for ssls at 1. May 14, 1862 33tf HOLMES' MILL.

for Wheat

May 14, 1862-33tf

HOLMES' MILL

Wool Wanted

[N exchange for Full Cloths, Caasimsres, SatUneUs, Flannels, tilsnkrls, &«., at May 14, 1862 33U' HOLMES' MILL.

Wool Carding.

tm*

NelaonV 1

CHINESE LUSTRAL WA3HING FLUID, Pa» eale ai BROWNING A WALL'S

October l86i-4tf Prairie City Drug St»»*.

AUimwi and Oamwatmaat Law, OMJTB, INDIANA

1. P. IAIAI). NOTARY PtlBLIC, wW give prompt stteatlea te the tealag ef deparitisas ashaewhi»lgeifl*at et J«eds, mortgagee, jwu, ue

CT Oflbs« seeead stor|f PbtfnU Btoek, Na. 7 7, i8S2-32tf

COLLECTIONS IN ILLINOIS.

*:2. ty. manlt ATTOENBV AT L\W.

IAMRALL, cuai cwmr, ILLWOII, fTAVINC resided far twenty years la tbseeaaty aa |*j| haviag geaerdl ae^aaiaUace la Che eeaaty, eAr els ssrvleas 1a we caUeetiM »t Dobts, payawat Tsta 3u~, la Iks Bsslsr* part af UHaoia -and te baying, sriliut leeatiag Laad Warnuite, ic. Far Ma ability aa —ha refsrw to the Miwtsrs af CtifW*

FAraarp 13,

LARGE eesertmsat ef fMMf CAKDlBt, avarr Jfc^ta tHsd ^as^. asasl^wti^ ttad sada-^s sAors,

Iflr XRtS*flil OppasNe Vwtot Reafc

/wtrri as iiaceWsat iat af DATES., 'A intrst iMnilflH ev AMI

M0EP

•WiiMMI ilfiRf®!?

IT^MBRACES this eppertuaity ef i«fsrmi»g hi« aid fM«^s JEU ud patraasi aad the public generally, tltat ha bee Ma vet)ik*owa Whaleealp aad Ratati

OKT 4SOOIMI AND GROCERY STOVE* from tke eig* af the **Spianlng Wheel" on National Rwd Street, te the Raom eae dear East of J. W. Stewart .4. BellHi Store, ea tbe seme street, West of Public Mquare.

Bo rfsptctlklly calls the attention ef the Public te the feet that he Is new receiving his Spring supply of ehoir.e NEW GOODS, which ie eae «f the (Urgent and mnt eeanplete la every partlealar ww s$?ri is a westtra Market. Give ae a a^K

Tor la-Haute, Aprtl 9,185S-29t|& WM, BURTON.

'wTu. QWHWmA,

MERCHANT TAILOR^

EAST OK THK SQl AR^

fTAS jast reeetved

£1

general stack of C««da fl&r

G&ITlEMftn APPAREL, which Will be

made

at short notiee, sad usmsM. The stock consists of various Broadoloths, Blark, Browa. Blae aad fancy colors Cassimores aad Vostiags of s!i kinds Shirts, aderahirtt, HaadkerohleCi, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, &«., ko.

His garments wilt he fahloaahly and substantially made, and hie prte«a gradanted to the lowest living mark. D" Call and examine the 3lock aad leavo year measure.

Terre-Haute. March IS, l$S8-9&tf

IT* Rooms at the Prelrle House, where he may ho touad at night. April 90, l*S2-3ltf

III lillllllll llll!

OUOHTON & SENNIT Imving fitted up aad furnished rooms fbr the sbovs buRinsss In Uaiea Row, over the Prairie City Drug Store, (entrance en 4th street.) srs aow ready to eeeommotlate those wishing to obtain

4\*TS:.. Cowed lihen—ir

to order,

B. H. CORN WELL.

New Boot and Shoe Shop.

A* WETXRtt

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND REPAIRER, a^ National Read Street,

0{«|te«ite

Uuion Kow, iu th«

shop lately occupied by Klaasy 4t Wigley.

All work eatraeted to him aeatly and promptly eseeated. Repairlag doae ea the shortest notiee, aad la tbe A neat end moot durable style. April 9, l8S2-9dm€

J- T.

WALL, M. D., I, or KKxrccKT,)

(t*TK

Fhvsioian

T^rOULD reapectfnl

and Snlfeon,

OUCD respectfully announce to the chitons of Twre-flaete, and vicinity, that he bis takea sa the Prairie City Drag Store, Corner 4th aad National Road Streets, where he m**y be fonndat ell times daring the day, exeept when professionally absent.

Terre-Haate.

eQoe at the Prairie CI

end Lsfiystte Road, where all branches of the hosiaets will hs proftiptly attended te, and any werk from my shop shall not be surpassed en the Wsbash, for beauty of style, elegance of finiah or complete workmanship sad darsbffitv, aad at priees, CHEAPER than heretofore.

A variety of dtrriagts Daggles, Daroackes and Wagons, always on band sad for sale. ET REPAIRING of sll kinds done on tha shortest notice, Also, Painting cud Vanishing dona with neatness.

SPENCER. OWEN COUNTY, INDIANA.

J».

of tbemkelvto or otbors, on short notice, ami fit sw^erJor" rtfb. We have oases of every pattern and urine from the cheapest to tbe moot el pensive and will nil them with MINIATURES which we warrant equal, tf net superior, in softness and depth of tone and brilllaaey ef exprasaion t« any mads In ths country, Call sad examine for yourselves. stock aad Tools kspt oa head and tor sai»i also, inst motion given la the art. J. W. HO IT, ({TON,

M. A. SENNIT.^

Torre-IJaute, may 7th, lt?$2-32yl jg5*'"'

New Carriage Manufactory.

I HAVE oonaraenced the Carriage Mannfactoring business, ef my AVie SAss, ia North' Terre-Haute, on the corner of Fifth Street

JNO. WM. DOUOLASP.

l*erre-Hnute. April 5, l*&2-2tHf

Clt*ARX

FRESH lupnly of CIIOICB Cl»ARS, inst reeelv* ed st BROWNING ft WAU.'ft, wU eDi»t »v it I V* glflvlf Hp gsfoagg ay 9", 1852'35tf Prairie City Drug Sters." -J

Kanawha and Lake Salt,

OQ7 BARRELS Ksnawha Salt, &tjf 50 Laks Selt, In good barrels Just received and for sais by, JOHN C. ROSS,

May 14, l852-33tf Boston Uttore.

SPENCER HOUSE,

HE undersigned would Inform the traveling^ehlts

I that he has tsksn charge of the above and expects to receives liberal share of patrons

COOKERLV SL MCLBAX^T ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT I.AW, TKHRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

W. E. MoLEAN,

£2rBaaiii»3r

and Commissioner of Deeds for tbe States of Otikt and KcDtncky,

will give prompt attention to the taking of D*posltien»£' Acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgages, Paws!* of Altor~ nsy, end all buslnss* of Notarial character. 90r OFFICE, third story, Untoa Row, adjoining that Journal Printing Office. Neveinber 21, Ittl-CMf

STLVESTER WILTJAMS||

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. OAPK.N)

UNDSHTAKER and COFTINMAKBR

RESPECTFULLY

WOOD St DONNELLY,

TIIII'IIVVI,

rvum

prinsa.

lease.

age.

JAMES AKcilEB,

October 24, lP6l-4tf Proprietor.

a. r. cookinti.Y. ffM.fcitWi

informs the etttsens of Tsrre«!f*ute^

end VKsluity, that he Will give undivided attention t* tbe sbeVs business, with view tt r«lieve tbe friends of deceessd persons from the indispeassblc duties attendingtbe death ef a friend, and weald state that be Is prepared ta undertake the whets baslnessof Fuaersls, if dostred, or aay part thereof, at red need prices.

A HEARSE Willi Iu sit eases, be furnished frit tftkmtot to such as procure coffins et his establishment. COFFINS kept an band of alt eisee,

To persons 1(1 the country I #oalii say, that will far. uish coffins dumper than they have been furnished hy say person lo tbe eeanty, aad wltl sttend the Funeral with my Hearse, free ef charp, sny distance set ever tea milee, •.•SHOP en Cherry streetrtwes), Market and Second

Terra-lfaatei April», 1890. 27—tf

I S S

AND DEALEIU IN

olass, Faiats, Oils,

wiadow-auHNi, mo.,

KEEP eanstaatly on hand a lsi saketed sessrtmsat ef Otootm ftrwf, Mt4\ dmrt, draticafs, Hpie**, Ptr/vmerp, if*.,

inpsand well

WINES AND MMBOBI

They sre e*sU«d to supply deeleia wRfc Mef"titters—'la

fstt's Pdls aad Bitters—/ayae's Medleiai McUne(» VermifMe ead Pill»~Br»»t's psetsAthl aad Sdaoa—W right's Pitts-»1 M*» ftaisem af Wild berry—Tewneearf's I eapadiia,aad away vtWr»,M tho Ttofft

Druggist*, PkynciMM. Country Merckmtfs, and ManmfafurrrM, ^applied en tke aMSt LIBERAL TERMS

All orders trill aaset arjdl premp* uttiinttsn lalsll si St I— wamated 'In la of tbe heel ^mmfi alsa^ |ma cats takea ia peckieg. kVH-il'ly

CASH STOB» N«.

lle nradi tbetsrosst and

April is, imsmma

TO WOOI

*2#

tersm

nsah

mention 14 Cbnl bsqrers te ant

Steek af FANCY AMI STAPES Mf NOTION, TRIMMINGS

wylMintCnl R. A

I" EtAYS tool I lAOinC CABON AFF»E Taaapeyfer faelity, ftoe* Croat dm niiiiil.stiii iia a« bsssM et Eestera prices, at Metera' Mill.

T«r^l|oa4 Xtsy

TOUAEYS,ivtse.

CAttDEH%

llCI,'3,8*,