Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 January 1853 — Page 3

JOHlf TYLER.

After m»ifiy abortive efforts upon the ptrt of the whig* to head John Tyler, it teems he has at length succeeded in turning the very tables upon the whig party. We give the itorjr a* we hear It:

It aeemt (hat daring the last winter or spring.» country court in Mr Tyler's county, composed of several whig justices ol the peace, with a view to mortify and bumble Mr. Tyler lor his political sio ofturningdemocrat. appoiuted him overseer of a road, with the intention of enforcing the duties, or impose the fine in such-cases made and provided in that statute.

The lawn of Virginia, it seems, specifies no limited time for working oo sod repairing rosds. but its terms declare they shall be pur and kept in order. Accordingly. Mr Tyler being notified ot this new honor conferred, set about to discharge his duty. To the delight of his patron justices and whig brethren.be was very soon seen riding out through the peighborhood summoning the hands to work. The joke was too good to be lout, and many a whig countenance was lit up with smiles of the thought that the ex-Presi dent was at length harnessed with such mortifying duty. Old John, however, had too often dodged -their leaders to be beaded by the aujall fry. lie commenced his labors ss a faithful pub lie servant. The road being very undulating he determined to cut down the hills, fill up the gullies end ravines, and make it a good travel turnpike road. Day by day he plied himself to his work. The effect of his diligence was not only vissible on the old road but the neighboring farms began soon to show that just in proportion as the road succeed ed. fences, ditches, hedges, plowing, cart log and every other plantation service was neglected. For this there was no remedy The hands were all upon the road. The joke had become, in truth, a serions matter The smiles that lately illumed every countenance turned into ghastly dismay. A publio meeting of the whole neighborhood was called. Headed by the justices, they pro ceeded to the scene of operations, and beg get! Mr. Tyler for God's sake. forth*ir sake, and perhaps fore the sake of Ireland, to quit working on the road and let the hands go home. Mr. Tyler replied: *'That the law made it his duty to pnt the rood in good order and to keep it in such There was yet a good many bad hills to be cut down, and ravines to be filled, until that was done he fell it his bounden duty to work on. lie should dislike to be presented to the grand jury fot neglect of duty immediately alter his appointment."

Th* out ices promised to exou«e him if he should lie indicted before them. "lie preferred to pUce immelf above the t1« rtipncy of the court."

The juaiiues then begged him to resign his rjice. He replied "that offices were hard to obtain these times, and having no assurance that .10 should soon obtain another, he could not think, under the circumstances, of re-

signing. I: is said he kept the handr at work upon tho road, widening, excavating, filling, gravrlinjj and MuAdainizing (or nearly two months, making one of the finest roads in the Union. It is thought by many that the road will not need repair for nearly a ceutu ry.

FANNY I'KKN.—The

GIRABU F.HTATM

greal question now

a-doy is "who ia Fanny l''ein(" and as it is Hpprt hrndt-d that something terrible will follow unless the public mind is sati*fiel on thi* point, we leel in duly bound to give the desired information. "Fanny I'Vrn" is none other than

MM.

F.llet—and Mr*.

The Public Ledger

•ays ihe heirs of Stephen Girard have commenced actions of ejectment in the Cir cuit Court and Court ol Nisi I'riua, against the immense estate bequeathed by the old ••mariner and merchant" to tho City Corporation, as trustees, 5tc. The present action is said to rest on ilia abolishment of the principle of entail, alleged to be violated in the present devise, which is perpetual and as Girard could not entail his estate in in his own family, howoould he entail it in a corporation? The case tnusi of ouree rest on legal principles, and if publio freedom is damaged, or wrong done to repub lican inatitutions by ihe Will, the sooner it is invalidated the better. The time is favorable to an impartial trial, for an intiiflerenoe, amounting to fcpathy on the subject, appears to pervade the public mind. Yet a judgment in favor of the heirs would obvioualy involve the oity to restitution, back rents, &c, in a frightful amount of dollars. The aotton is said to be timed within the twenty*one years' limit of actual prose«sion only by a few houra.

Parke Coaatr*

Thin county ia really a "favored ""one— furnishing at present the Governor of the State, a Judge of the Supreme Court, a CSr euit Judge, a member ot'Congress, and until within the last, week a Canal Trustee.— ••Besidea all these," say a the editor ol the Whig, at Rockville, "she has hirniehed a Chief Justice for Oregon. Charge d'alfsires to Texas, Inspector of Mineral landa in Michigan, and she raiaea the fattest hogs Ihe prettiest girl*, and the beet dancers iu Indiana."

We ehatt have to take issue with the ed) tor in regard to the "fat hogs, pretty gaits, and beat dancers." Vigo county ia uneutpassable for tho*e productions.

New Bub*

A new bank, with a capital of $230,000, lo be called the "Commercial Uaok is to be started at Madison shortly.

Messrs. Woolley & Co.. brokers are about to start a bank at Indianapolis. The Franklin Insurance Company, at Franklin, Johnson county, is about to be

converted into a barik. The Bank of Northern Indiana, it Sooth Bend capital §100,000.

The Bank of Riohmottd, at Richmond: eapital $$00,t 00. The Uaok of Goshen, at Goaben ospttal

«to,oco. The Back of Now Albany at Now ASba* oy oaptatl §300,000

iS&m

SYLVESTER

MANUFACTURER

WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER and Coffln Mater.

RESPECTFULLY

INFORM* U»« CITIZENS

Terre-Haute and vicinity, that h* will five tmdhrkled attention to the above bnalneos, with vimr to relieve the friends of deceased persona from the indispensable duties attending the death of friend, and would state that be is prepared to undertake the whole bostaew of a nereis, if dosir ed, or any part thereof, at reduced prices.

A HEARSE will, in all cases, be famished firm ofcharge to each procare coffins* at his establish meat.

COFFINS kept en hand of all stzes. To persons ia the country I would say, that I will furnish coffins chafer than they have been furnished by any person ia the connty, and will attend the Funeril with my Hearse, dm of charge, any distance not over tea miles.

SHOP on Cherry street, betweot* Market and Second streets. Terre-Hante, January 31,1853. 27—tf

6. F. COOKERLY.. vx. e. M'LEAH

COOKERLY & McLEAN, ATTORNEYS AMD COUNSELLORS AT LAW

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

W. E. MoT."RAN, U^oaTJfcu2LcBa

and Commissioner of Deeds for the States of Ohio and Kentucky,

Will give prompt attention to the takinf of D» positions, Acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgagee Powers of Attorney, and all business of a N otarial character.

O*OFFICE, third storr. Union Row, adjoin, ir tho Journal Printing Office, November 21, 1851-8-tf

LATEST 1MPUOVEMENT.

Noye's Improved Portable Grist Mill

IDE subscriber lis* completed and tested his I Improved Portable Orist Mill, for which he ha* applied for Letters Patent. He is now prepared to furnish to order a superior mill for grinding wheat and

COAME GKAIKS.

F5IIH

is the sister of N. P. Willi*. Thn may b*» relied upon, as Mr. Willis him-mll'i* thu an thnritv, and he ought know —Cincinnati. Times.

The mode of attaching

the Runner Stone to the Spindle, together with tho improved feeding attachment,secures a high motion to the stone, with perfect safety even to a THOUSAND REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE. The subscriber claims that he has iuv»nted sud attached to this Mill valuable Improvements, which make it superior to all others now lu use. And further he his no hesitation In guarantying It to grind wheat or coarse ^grains as rspidly, auu at the same time doing as good work, WITM LESS LOSS or rowxa SR raiCTtox, than any othsr Portable Mill now in operation. These Mills are of the best quality of reucli Burr Stones, and are from 20 to 24, 3U, 32, and 36 Inches in diameter. They are placed iu substantial frame or husk and are driven by a belt with steam, water, or horse-power, and are WASsovran to perforin perfectly In every particular.

JOHN T. NOYE.

Buffalo, September 1st, Ic&l.

O N N O E

SUCCESSOR TO HAYWARD it NOYE, MANUFACTURERS or FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,

AND DfcALlRS IS

Dutch Anker Bolting Cloths,

Portable Orist Mill*, Screen Wirt*, Mill Scrrxnt, Damitlt, Spindlet, Cutting!, Cail Iron Proof Staff*, Griinr't, Paymt and Juhnton't Smut MUU,

INDIA RUBBER BELTING AND 110SE, Stucco and Land I*Latter, Water Lime, etc. Manufactory B7, Muit* Street. Office 12, Muiu Struct sud 5 Central dock, BUFFALO, N. Y.

The undersigned has been upuointed by the proprietor of this valuable patent, Agent for TerreHaute and the surroutiding country. Any information iu regard to its utility, price, &c., ouu be obtained by aJdrcssiuj him either persouuily or ly letter, post paid.

ISAAC B. tlYMER,

April 30,1052-31-ly. Terre-Huute, Iod.

CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS. PARVIN & MUNROE,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL AGENTS Also, A'jentt for the title of

Printing Pre*****, Type, Ink, Paper, Cards and keep constantly on hund a good assortment of STATION EU Y, aud all of the late Publications,at

No. tio Fourth Street, west of Waluut, October 15, It-fcl. Cinciumiti.Olilo.

A. R. BREWER,

No. 30 Filth Street, North side, between Mmi* and Wrt.uut, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

of Bright Ware, Coffee

and Tea Urus,»ChalHng Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WAKE, single or in sets Wardrobe Shower Baths, I Hathiug I'aus, Sponge liatli.-t, I Hip and Sitz Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, llath Tubs, all sixes, And every description ot BATHING APPARATUS made to order.

He also keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of PLAIN,

Pressed, Japanned, and Bronzed

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done In Tin, Cop per, and Sheet Iron. march 19, l&52-34y 1

The Cost of Geing to Housekeeping.

I^HE

subscriber having determined to put liis prices at the lowest remunerative point in view of increasint his sales, has no hesitation in showiug his list of prices to his customers, assuring them (which te almost needless,) that for the qwmlity of article presented, the price is marked down to the lowest possible rate. Other articles may and doubtless will be offered for less price bearing the same shape and namo, but unless with a view of making up the difference, the articb cannot be of the same quality. Having my iae ol importation sad manufacture now fully complete, no other establishment CAM honestly undersell roe. As my profits will necessarily be small, I cannot afford to rua any risk whatever la credits, therefore the cash will be expected oa the delivery of the goods.

In specifying my prices eo eloeely, I am determined to bald to my usual rule of selling only articles af the beat quality.

Aa inferior clasa af goods would look cheaper aa paper, t»at a year's nae would show the differ* eaca la favor af the best.

A rule adapted In this Establisharent four years since will be striotly achered to—tb»t of awning the lowest price, a ad strictly adhering ta that price. I refer to list to show what can be doae towards house keeping for $30.

The following lie* of articles, of good qwnHty, *hkh are all reqasite ia going to Howsr keaptag vnay be had for thirty dollar*, or asy port at pro-

nKitchen

rtleaate rates: Shovel aad Tong»J2 Painted Pails, I Tinned Iroa Saucepaa, I Cullender, I Floor Scoop, Cofioe Boiler#'" I Sugar Scoop, 1 Grater, 1 Barrel Cover, Tla Dipper, I Half Barrel Cover, I Egf Whip, 1 Pepper aad Flour Dredge, I Basting SpMi, 3 Tin Pie Plains, 1 Skimmer,

Tin Wash-Basis, Meat Fork, I Dish Pan, 1 Meat Kuife, 3 Table A Tea-Spoaas, Iron, 3 Scrub Bruahee, 1 Chopping Knife aad Bowl, |l Dast Paa,

Kniteaad Bowl

I Dust Brash* Brooms, tCwOweMm, I Ctotbea Horasv .1 Hont Sieve, !l OH Filter,* II aite-

S Tea twlDsilw CaafaKar, 1 Japanned Lampe, 9 .Male* Safe, I Chamber Pall, 8 SaaeotKlaf lraaa, 4 Large Cedar Wsah Tab*, 1 Waaih-Board, 3 Do*. Ciotfees-Piaa,

Set TaMo Mats, 1 Britaaate Coffee Pat, 1 Do Tea Pot, 9 Kates* aad Forfcs, c*c9a band We, 1 Pair Carvers to aaatdk.

Box!

I Door Mat. Kitcboa Table, 1 Potatoe Marittf, 1 FWer PaH, 1 Sptea Baa, I Psrstry B«ord. 1 Roitiag Kla, 1 Cloibea Llat,

C8T rrceived alarge eapptyef Maaia CriMa, Getarad«, La FWt. 0aa««t Tnlar aad La arm Cigars, by use has ar retail, at the T«ta* Uaato Drag Sttaea.

Dae. 3, lr53-lHf I CCMN0HAM.

A. E.

Ttnnrs

.T»j\ainT SCCPCDCBOB No. 8, Ptueaiz Block, National Road Street.

are constantly receiving addition* to onr present atfil selected Stock, of Foreign

and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, tut., and which we will continue to sell, for Cash, or Produce, at such prices as will aatis#jr all, that It ia their interest to patronize as.

Terre-Haute, lad. Oct. 1, 1852. c. w. ftteeoea. •"'f' a. r. ma.

W BARBOUR St HEAD Attorneys at Law, TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

Will practice their profession in Vigo aaJ adjoin lot counties. All business entrnsted to their care ill Meet with prompt attention. Office la Far Hnjrtoa's Boilding, No. 5, up stairs.

itnr. no. 9, ap stau tf

S*pt. 3, 1852

Groceries,

FOR

Qtxeensware, and GHassware.

FAHILT USE, w%hare all the articles needed, and will take pleaaare in offering oar Goods to tho PtrpU at price* that will insure sales.

We ha*e the »ery best

GDNPOWD1EK

and

HYSON

TEAS,

Coffee, Sugar, Spices^ Dre Staffs,See. WILLIAMS EARLY.

NOT.5-6y

PtopUt' Store.

PUBLIC LECTURES.

There will bo a aeries of ten or more Public Lectures delivered before tho

Toatcai Socirrr," by various distinguished individuals, during the present.winter. Price of admission to a single Lecture 15 cents —to the whole Course $1,00.

Tickets for the whole Course can be had at the Bookstores, or of any of the undersigned, Committee of Arrangement. A

JAMES 0AKEY, SHERIDAN P. READ. WM. MBA RE,

M. BKOWN, I. N.COLTRIN.

December 15,1852.

E E A E A I N E S O THE nooersigned wishes to lnorfm the citizens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country that they have established themselves in this place where they expect to keep en hand all kinds of

Household Furniture,

snch as SOFAS, BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS, TABLES, etc., etc., all of which toe warrant to be mmiufaciured from the best material, and the workmanship not excelled.

BJ- We luvite the public to glre ns a call. Shop ouMarket Street, opposite Dole's Building JOSEPH DEROLF,

Sept.3, lR52-49-ly

TO THE LADIES.

SPLENDID ussorlrneiii of Mt'FFS may be found at the sipn of the "Big Hat," National Road, above 4th Street.

Nov. 19, 1852-8w F. STANLEY. TUB LAKtiKST, BKUT, AND CHEAPEST SSORTMENT OF HATS AND CATS In

Terre-HaMtB may be fouud at the sign of the iiijf lint," on National Koad above Fourth Street. Cull ami are if it is not so.

Nov. lO.-Pt F.STANLEY.

Dissolution of Partnership.

THE

PARTN tlR^HIP h«n*tofore existing 0etween F. STANLEY and S.

HARBCRT

was dis

solved by mutual consent on the 1st inot. The business will be carried on, hereafte by F. Stanley, whom I cordially recommend to the putronape of my friends.

Nov. 19, 18^2-8-W8 S. HARBERT.

,4 LL persons Indebted to the Firpi ar» hereby jf~\. requested to cull immediately nnd settle their accounts. t. STANLEY,

Nol. 19, 1852-8-w8 S. HARBEHT.

Figs.

ANY12,

quantity ef large and delicious FIGS for sale at SAGE'S, march 1852-14tf Opposite Uuiou Row.

U!UUmbreilss,

11U IXI. AS—J ust received 100 of the very best quality "Whalebone —•-Cane and Ste^ frame which will be sold at Manufacturers pric»s, by A. &. E. TUITE.

For Cheap and Good Black Silks go to Tuite's.

th^v hnrejnst received a new supply. jrre»Hauto Oct. 1, 1653.

COTTONADES

E hare a hne assortment of those goods on hand which, as it late ia thi aeosen a will sell at eakteru cost,

A. &E. TUITE.

Tmii lhm. October 1. 1853.

Dates.

rUST received an excellent lot of DATES

A first rate article, and no mistake, for sale at SAGE'S, match 13, 185334tf Opposite Union Row.

Sand

Paper.

JUST received and

for Mle, bv the Ream, a

very auperior article of Sand Paper, WALTER F. LEGGETT, Dee. 17, lB59-IStf Canal Basin.

Fresh Candies!

LARGE assortment of FHBSH CANDIES every hue and color, just received and for sale at SAGE'S, march 13, 1PSS-911 Opposite Union Row.

Li! ol

JUST RECEIVED AT

A Large Supply, carefully oefeeteJ1, of

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware.

The subscriber has jast received a new supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, gold pins, finfer rings,ear cuff pfas loek»t. vr*i. and gward Chains PeacH* nad tbo beat of Goto Peaa. Stetd aad Fnaey Gooda. te'* CUT I.KHT—Con4»tiag of fina Poekei and

Hnnting Knives, aad REVoLVERS Speek* aad Cases, gold nad silver, plaited, aad «teH frames, ta soft all eyea. CLOCKS af different kiwis aad prieea.

A*aiebes repaired la tbe beat workmanlike aaaaaar, aad vtrnsm. JACOB K. CRlSHER.

First door sraat af Karriagtoa'e Block, aad Nov. 5, ls$9-6tf North Court Ho«*e.

A. H. L. BAKER,

Forwarding & CommiBaion

s\i

Csrlseiew aad Ftudl, Large Writer, BURXETS HOrSE-FURXISHING DEPOT,

No. 14 iti&at itb Su, Ctattteasti.

5OT. 5, lRS9-«tf

E A N

A N E A E I N E BSL AZR, j- sites rss&Kit a**.)

CLAY COCltTT,

ROCSS,

Oatawi]

DOMESTIC GOODS.

f-lLEACBBP aatf Brawn Slwetfaga and Iftlrtil fogs of airgradee and prices White aid Half Bleached Caatea Flaaaels

Driliiage, Cbeeka—Bed Tickings aM

Saperlor White Oaage FteaadaJ TwilJad, Red, Greea A White do I All WaeL Red, Yellow, Hoary White do For sale at low prices. WILLIAMS A EARLY,

Nov. 5, l8S2-6y Ptapirs' Store.

Double Rectified

W I S E

uiowici & HULMAN are BOW aaaaefo. Ju taring an article of Double Rectifiod W bbkey, far tojariw to any tver brooriit from Ciadanati, aid 'in strength, parity aad saver decidedly Ute Ixwt ever sold ia this western country. All those who prefers first rate articletoaoouamonoao for the same money will please call at the

CINCINNATI STOTE, Union Row. Alt kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES AND LIQUORS, of the best quality, and at Ciadanati prices, always oa hand.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 23.1852-I7tf L. &

Raisins.

extra fine let of FRESH ttAISINS, last received per steamer 'American Star,* and for sale at

March 12, '52-24tf

MECHANICS'HIS-

W.H. SAGE'S, OppositeU nion Row.

Carpetings and Hearth Hogs.

cma offer, ia these goods, as handsome a aelection as can be found in the City, and

at prlcea as will defy comparison thsse goods were pure baaed at Low Rmtes and we Intend aelllng them very cheap. W1LLIAMS-& EARLY,

Nov. 5-6yl"Sfe'| Peoples' iStore.

COLLECTIONS IN ILLINOIS.

U. MANLY,

A I'TOHNEY AT LAW,

MARSHALL, CLARK COUNTY, ILLS.

HAVINC

resided for twenty yosjrt lu the coun

ty and having a genera! acquaintance in the county, offers his services iu tho collection of Debts, paymeut of Taxes, &c., in the Eastern part of Illinois—aud iu buying, selliug and locating Laud Warrants, &c. For his ability and fidelity in business he refers to tlis Members of Congress from Illiuols. Feb. 13, '52-20-ly

A S S O E

Wto

FERDINAND COOK.

Tassels, etc., etc.

We are also well supplied with a beavy stock of all kinds ol' Staple GooJs iucludiug several cases of Boois aud Snees for tho Jobbiug trade wblcli will be sold at a small per cent, abovo cost.

av-jimwr

No. 2, Piiffinix Kow

E Invite the attention of CasA buyers our Stock of VASCY AND STAPLE DRY (iOODS,

NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods. It is much the largest aud complete assortment we have yet brought to this market. Purchasod iu New York on t^est terms, we are enabled to sell at very lowest Cash rates.

April lti, ii^5229mJ R. & 0. TOUSEY.

Opening of the Fall Trade,

MGKMMSH STORE

(NO. 2. UNION RO W)

I ^11E undersigned now receiving tho largest JL sua best mock of Full und Winter Goous He has ever Drought lo thU^murket ail bought from the first hands lu New York, bostou, uud other eastern cities, sud on ihe very best terms. Consequently ho is prepured to offer overy Inducemeqi iu ilitt way of good goods at low rates that Con bo offered to Uinpt purchasers. The reputation of the Uuckeyc for

CllliAP GOODS,

will be more than sustained the coming season. Wo hare uever been able to givens goou bargains. Our Ksull stock comprises un uncommonly lurge assortment of all kinus of Dry Gttvds, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Gaps,

Bonnets. Ribbons, $*c.,

Our Curpet Department has been largely Increased, aud affords the greatest variety of ull grades, styles patterns of three ply, superfine,extra tine, and tine Ingrain Carpets, lucluoing the lower graces of Hemp Hud Cotton do., together with Drugget, with all widths uud qualities, Rugs, Malu, etc., lo lie fouud any where iu ihe western Coumtry,and ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.

Also,-12-4,-0-4,-6-4,-5-4,-4.4, aud 3-4 Floor Oil Cloths,Matting, etc., Table Oil Cloths of various wiJths and patterns.

A great variety of Window Shades, Some rich aud elegant, Damask Curtain alutis, and Curtaiu Drupe ry, Window Cor* aloes, Curtaiu Bands aud Fins, Corda and

L. RYCE.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 2^, 1852,-52tf

Traveling Bags.

THE

very best assortment, lor Ladles and Uentloiueu, of Brussels, Drugget aud Oil'd Ciuth Traveling Bags aud Satchels, &c Is to be found at the Pxoruts'STaE. For mle cheap. nov. 5tf WILLIAMS «t fcAKLV.

EMBKU1DEK1ES, &c.

JADJEti

itich lusidc lldkf«. and Cbemi.

zettes, Collar*, CuHV aud Undersleeves, comprisiug rich styles, White aud Second Mourning.

Jacouetand Swiss EJgings aud Inserting*. Velvet Ribbous, and a great variety of Dress •f-* 'I'riiunilng. ^Buttons—Fringes—Latas and Edgings.

Plain and Embroidered Linen Hukf*. for Ladies and Gentlemen: For aale cheap by WILLIAMS St EARLY,

Nor. &, lraS-oyl Feoplea' Store.

To the Citizens of Vigo Comity. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

have just opened a new and desirable stock of

Fancy and Staple Dry Gooda,

which we offer to the cttiseus ol Vigo couutv at prices which we guarantee will give satisfaction to all who may favor us with a cail.

One of our firm is at preeeut East, purchasing, atu w« will be constantly aduiog to our preoeai well selected Stock. We warrant all our Goods be what they are represented, and will sell litem at tbe cerjr I—out ^rim for caeh or trade.

A A. E TUITE

5fo. 8, Plxanix Block. Haiivnal Roau Street, TtKRE-HAUTK, l.VDIANA. SeptenWr li, iOis!-4W

GRISWOLD A BAIRD, Attorneys and Connselors at Law,'

ThKHti U.iLi 1 iSUiA&A. .sl

P. BAlltD, NOTARY PUBLIC, wffl*Vre prompt attenUou to the takiwg of litfOMiluu*, ack nowie-jgentent oi deoia, mort|tag«o, Jtc., kc.

O" Odice, trcsM story, PiwaU: tftdck, No. i«. Way 7, Icii-jitf

State of Indiana, Sullivan connty, ss

Sslbw* Cwtrntl Cssrt, Frirmmrj Tom lsS3. May Warner,

I'S

ILSMaf

1MDIAXA,

far baiuiaf pnrpoaea, far asle at the Bet AT QatniH. 3I-®-LJ FOR SALS, A FINS Secari*! Soat Pivea af H. H. SWpf\ lsy*a Jiow fitsM. Eaaaitaaf

W0I aail aery cheap W3t K- McLEAN.

Bill for Divoroe.

Wttttrn Warner,

IT REMKMBERED, that oa tbe 3fet. 1 1 day ot U«r«tuW^, A. D. ItfSS. T* plaiatlff 1* this Caraae, Mary Warswr, filed ber Bill la the Ckni's ofiee ef aU Court ajaisii the IMrtMbai, Wiblun Waroer, for a Ditjte* AIM

UMh«Hs,

Afiiaflt of a cswpsxut wltnrM,

Uwt tbe said Defesdaat la wot Resident of Uw Slate of lsHiiasa. He i» therefore berefey MU&MI that laalese be be aad appear before tbe UatwnWe edge baStlltni Clreaft Coart* at lb* Coon

ta Saiitvaua at tho ant Torai, to be Mdm «t UK* Cssn Uooee la SalHvaa oo the foartb Monday «f Febrswry neat, at Uoe CaUing of ibe Coooe, ud Plead. Aaaerer, oc Ooaar UNHM, tbe aHfa tlo#BEla aaU UK will be lakaa a* aad Car Caafaaatd •gaiaal bias, aad Dccrwd »«s«ls|1r.

AtMit JOSEPH W. WOCFE, Clark. Dee. 30th, 18SS, Pr*. See, fSJS.

Lot for Sale.

TGerwaa

EE tut baJf of Una LuT o« which the M«tMi« Cbareb ataadb ia sCnd fiat sale. It cwraers »a Cl.esnat aad fritt Strreto. ftefiar a

Sum

Hian,

EOQ

tf arder«f THE TMTSTEES. run II—as, hmwurj 14, It

---nr .*

S&S

Mtutn .••HiW.tj"'

OCf OBER rf 'lfil2-5tf

LOUISVILLE

CLOTHING STORE

And Hat and Gap Establishment,

NORTHEAST

Nov. 12. 1852-tf

1852

NORTU-EAST CORN BR OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, (FARRINGTON'S BLOCK,)

E E A E I N I A N A 1

-STRAUS «fe ISAACS-

Are#contiriually fringing on Fresh Loisof the most choice and beautiful

Direct from their Own Manufactory,

To enumerate the advantages of buying at this celebrated Establishment would be superfluous. Our customer* for fifty miles round need no olbef assurance* from ua, to induce them to call upon ua, thnti this.TAa/ tee conlivue to use our friends as icell as »e have ever yet done-—more than thiswe know they do not desire.

N. B. A first rate assortment of

Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts/ Cravats, Under, Clothing, etc., etc.

E A & E E

E A E

1 f\ f\f\i LBS. Buffalo Spanish Sole Leather XV jUUU 5,000 lb*. Slaughter 2,000 lbs. Rest Cincinnati"

PJT 1- 2 Do*. Pink Linings Topping aud Binding .»• -n'k-i 5 Morocco & rench Calf Skin* Also, a good aaaortroeot of all kinds of Loather. A freah anpplr of

LASTS,

MrlcUyaC^Wn^weireeiMiblodtosdi lowcr

Una ever. Osll swo look thronf li Hie Store at Oct. 23, loaS 3«a Ko. 2, Pi,aula Row.

Dresi Goods.

FRENCH

BLACi,

Forwarding Commission Merchants,

ALSO,

Dealers in all kinds of Produce, I TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

l»te*t fnshlnn.

HENRY SNYDER.

Terre-Hante, No*. 5-6tf

A NKW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF A A N W I N E

Boot« aud Shoe*, lint'. ip*, MnttiieU« Itc. i^llE attention of tbe cillsens of Terre-llaote] I and vicinity, is respectfully called to my, large stock of Fancy and SUpls DRY GOODS,/ Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., just opened. Tbe selection bs* bees made wilh the utmost car* aa to style and quality and above all, with an eye

TOtTSEY'S CASH SiliBR

ar&mn&tok rtTTTQ^TT *1" IT

STRAUS & ISAACS,

CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE. TKliRfvUAUTE.

STAR CLOTHING

BEEN REMOVED TO

NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,

NEXTD00RT0 WARREN&TURNER.

JUST REEIVED, MY WINTER STOCK OP

SEADY MACE CLOTHING,

Consisting in part of FROCK and DRESS CLOTH COATS, black and fancy colors Petersham, Beaver, and every variety of Overcoats Cassimere, Cassinet and Tweed Pants Satin, Cassimcre and Valencia Vests Fine white and colored SHIRTS Undershirts and Drawers Kossuth Hats Plush Caps. Also, a choice lot of

'f MTOSM mmm, ML Which arc but a few of the many articles to be found at this establishment, all of which will be sold at a smitH advaucc on Eastern prices.

Terre-Haute, October 8, 1852-2

If.

1 Lt47. T. WALL, M. D.,

to economy, kuowing full well that to give perfect' allof which will be disposed of at the lowest figure Katiftfectiou to purctiaaers, is (a teU them gototCn!l at the Ciaclnnsli Store. Uiiion Row. Good* mlrxtrrmelylewprictt. This I flitter myselff| March 5, lp52.-2.3-ly. L. tc II. I am fully prepared lo do. Ilavi..» bonghl my I rooos exclusively lor cash, uo one will doubt fo/«) Soots, ShO#S, H^tS SUXa UapS. nowest wy p^rtoct ability to adl »t such prices at "\7ETE particularly invite a call of. *11 In want will commend themnelvee to all. Call nt of

K. NippEirrs CASH STORE, FarrliigtonV Block, uorib sUe Public

November 12,1«2-7U Square. 1

1852.

rye ARB «s,^ .riAJ^onETIiKR FQR LAD1ES.

ARE NOW tu rrceij.l of etir Stock ttf

ail 1 r«to- lib ai larje Cuff, anl Colors. A l»«, few Mourning Collars, •I Gcou.forihis marketimril« wo ,wk gjIk

andTUbet Wool Mrriuoes.ill colors,*

Cobargb cloth^Persiau Ciotha, Shack lucrwi auu f(ncvl*«tr«s{ Black Fa«cy dHki W temrd raiiely of UKKiS TKIMlNUS at Oclsu, lc5a-^w TuUsEY'dCASH STUitE.

Boots &nd gUtoes! Hats and Cape 1!

AIHOUU

also aad enrfe at TOUSE Y'sJ CA3H STOKE.

Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.

Oct. £, lSSd-3m

300 SHAWLS0',VARIOUS

(LATE or N^TCCAR,)

Physician and Surgeon,

WutJ

LD respecifully announce to the rlii/enS of Terre-llaute, and vicinity, that he Ins ik^n an office at the Prslrle City Drug Store, Corner 4th and National Road Streets, where )o «y be found at all limes during the day, except when professionally absent. 8T Rnpms at Use Prairie House, where he may be lound at night. April 30, lS^Sltf

UO(eiui H.

LUDOWiCi OL HULMAN

ARE

now receiving their spring slock, con«lstIng of a full jtaaortment of Grocerlas of all kind*. "s

Tobacco, Nails, Glass,

Leather, &c.,

tbe above article*—we have them to suit,

In (rreat variety—-fpr Liwie*, Gentlemeu, Boys, Mlsseaand Chltdrei). Cai' .-utd examine o«r Stock and be suited lu ih* article.* n««d*d.

WILLIAMS* EARLY,

Nov. 5, lP52-6y PeopUt' Store,

pni

JmjnJ

enabled to adl lower

OA A

|lM' uneut of tieovy Boots, for Meo,

Kofi aad atock of all kiuds lor Lo^test, ulkres/ iCsaMtk Mats, aad Flash aad Cloth Caps of Oei. S3, it

Kiss, Brow»,OUre aad Green Bearer

Ciothtf Drab mad Bttwu Petersfcams, Freaeb ChrtM^riail Color.. Block mud Faaej CartawroSilk attft wontod Serfts aod all kinds of Tsi'ors at TOU5£Y*S CASH STOKE.

lUXIM.

Am*ag wbieb any bo foaad Sqaara *od l**g Sbawte, Thibet, 6o«J», CX«b»on» aad M*rloo fibaarlc Ladfass'afeiCfctttfrevs' Wooloa 5et Capa, W

Fringe., Velvet and Silk

Lloen Hdkfa.. Kid, .«itk, Ll*Je and

Cotton Oiorea WHITE DRESS GOODS of all kl*»ts, all of wiilch will boaold unusually low at Nov. IS, lW2-7tf t. »IPPEUT'S.

E A I N S of a us

^UU atyl«i»ad prices. liVI p|e«es ALPACAS, piain block A fancy color* 95 BROCADES »od POPLINS 100 OIKGHAMS, plain, pluld and atrtppd} 500 PRllfTS, of ad ^oalltleo

Alt of which will bo sold very low for cash at Nov. I*, 165S-7U P. KIPPERT'S.

Notice

BEttEBY CIV£N, that oa T0e*£ty. tla 1# day of Jebraary, A. D. 1(43, between 10 o'clock A. M. sod 8 ociork P. of oald day, at tbe Aodlior'a tfict fa lh« Csatt Hoooo at TcrreHaote, Seated Proposals wH bo recoivod for UM k«epfnr of tbo resMent po» of Vljo cooaty, for oao year from March I, l&Jl

BbMora are espected to »UI» la tbofr proposal* Ike asKMnt In mooey. In *4d*tloa to tho rente and profits of tho Poor-iioaeo, for wMcb they wlli MM to keep aaM poor.

Tbey will alao anuao tkaro oocarfclea for tl»c falthfai porfomsauce of t^o contractBy ardor of tho Board of Connty CewmlaskrtMr* Vigo caaaty. A. LA?fOE, CJ^rfc.

Xaaaarr |4,

DAVID S. DAWALDSOW. MARUSM OF TBJE tzfu» NUNIM ORIRCSV A.NS

Notary pubiir,

Terre-Haute, Indiana

WUJ. pay attention to ei^trting Deeds, Mortgages, Power* of Attorney. Depositions, and Transfers ot Land Wmfatii s. AcknowleuVments taken and AfSJartta CerUfioil.— 3S otef ant! Bills of Exchange, protested. Protests' on loat or injured Cargoes, promptly issued.— Bounty Land, Pension, and Money Claims against the United Statts, attended to hi conjunction with J. S- QAUfBtt, Jr., Afent at \Va»bin#l ton City. I CT Deeds promptly prepared tor executing, aaj charges reduead to the moat rrasouable rates.

Dec. 31 lS52-tf

Jti#*

i. aatrroH. ^. Aattj.I* BRITTON & CO, roRWAMMira co^wiW^ir.n. i? CH.1STS, »$n4«4rM» rBKRE-UAlJTL, INDIANA. ,'t. k«&t jweuiftif

CASH P.UD FOR

Wlieat, Bailey end liixsecd, White Feaa? snJ K« a thus. AT THEIR WARKHOl

Corner of First «ud 1'^gio StrecU. Caaal ?4»'«Uoe«inW lj, l8Sl-lH'

To Country Merchants.

MERCHANTS

C1ITIZEN8,

1ND.

W. RKUEL

1852.

In the country who visit U,i*

market to repleul-th tlici^J-iioffks, woul I v'« wall lo rail aud exiimliso iny slock of DRV GOODS. Hifiiic pitfclnwl ni.tuv goo^s e^prrsMv for the J0RB1NG TRADE which will st a smull advance on New York co«t, at

F«rri»ptonx* Block, .VortA Suit Public Xc»jr,-, Nov. 12,18^-7t( F. WVKRT'A.

ro E piTDi.it" I.v I:M:UAI. AMI EVERY ONE IN IWRTICVJ.AII.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KEPT BY WILLIAMS EARI.Y, On National Road Street opposite the COURT HOUSE.

Farmers aud Strangers vlsltliiff tKs

Prairie City, can tind :i gr«al variety of Good* to suit their wants and at Ion ef priori then they have been accustomed find heretofore Pl»i »o givo u* a call and ex^imiuc.

Nov. 5, lBSa-flff WILLIAMS n, EARLY.

a a a

Ready Made Clothing. 4 LARGE Slcck ftf Cloth*,Cnsslmerrs, Su(ijet«, •t Alt Wool Tvveed*--Cio.ik Linings-

Merino, Blnck Sitiu an other Vasiluga. Kentucky Jeans and Lluseys. Also, For Farmers npd Working .Urn, a r!iicp lot of Nothing, H-wvy Overcouts, Sack?, Punts, sad Vosta—with

Kossuth and Buona Vista II »u. Sup. Plush and Fur Caps— Buck. Milts and Gluve*-. For Salo «t tho PEOPLE'S STORK. Nov. 5tlt, 838-6-ly Bv Wrt.UAMs St

A variety of Cnrringa*, Qugpla, Unrouches and Wagons, always on hand und for sale. O* REPAIRING of nil klndS'lone an the shortest notice. Also, PaintiuK und Vurulshini done wilh ueatneaa.

JNO. WM. DOUGLASS

Terre-Haute, April 9, lWS-i^lf

CaUrfri area-bin* to Art of CanprrM, In u* tmi! tstj, bj B. Uougtitoa, M. It. bi tb« Utcrk't Ortot at tin ItUiirtct Court tor tin Kwtsro XH»tHctol fwat^lrantiv.

Another Scientific Wonder'

Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S

GREAT DYSMSrUM l-'l'RKlt.

TIIRTnv*

DIGESTIVE FLUID

GASTRIC JTJICB.

Prepsred from REN NET,"or the fotirlh STOMACH OF' THE OX,afterdlrocilotisof BARON LIEBIG, the irrenl l'hyiuloitical Ohomlni, by

J. 8, HUUGHTON, M. I)., I'hiludtlpl.b, pa. This is a truly wt ndcrful remrily for Indigestion, Uy»pvp#i«, Juundicc, Liver Complaint,

Con»tipntiou und Utbiilly, Curing after Nstuie'sown metiiod, by Nature's own Agent, the G"gtrie Juice. CTHnlf ttaspoonful of PKr«.-«, tufused IA water, 1 wll digest or dlssolvo, Pit* Poundt of Roiut

Off in about txoo fauri, out of the stomach. PEPSIN Irrii* chief element, or Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice— the SolottU of the Food, the Purifying, Preteroin^, and StimuUttnj Agent of the Stommil ond Intostiuaa. It la ex tracted from tho Difestlve tttomacti of tbo Ox, thus forming an ARTiricUL DiOMTivt

RCIMUCASI Cthe

Dr.

HO8IIBTO**«

EAIILT.

New Carriage Mau\ifactoiy.

I HAVE conuncnced tho Carriago Manufacturing business, at my jVric Shop, In North Terre-Haute, on tho

corner of Fifth Str.-et and Lnfuyrtlo Ruiid, wlicro a!) branches of the business will be pvoutplly Attended to, and any work from my shop *hull not be surpassed on the Wabsah, for beauty of *tyh'. elegance of fiulsh or oompl»to workinanahlp"and durability, and at prices, CHEAPERJl»uu heretofore.

FI.UIK,

precisely like the nHturol Gastric Juii^j in ItsCheinicsl powers, and furnishing a complcU and per ft ft iubttilutt for It. By the uld of thi* preparation, ihe «lns and evils of INDIGESTION auJ LYdPEP3IA are rotnoved, just as they woula bn hj a healthy Stomach. It Is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, Lmacwllon, Netvous Decline, aud Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be on the verge of the grave. The Scloulilk Lvi deuce upon which it Is based, Is lu tho highest degree curious and remarkable.

Scientific Evidence!

BAROj^ LIEOiG in his celebrated woik on Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artlfir.|»| Dlgeattre Fluid, aaalagous to tho Osslric Juice, may be readily prepared from the mucosa membrane of ihe stomach of the O*, in which various articles of food, as moat and eggs, will be teftened, thanqed, and digttftd, ju*t in the $anu manner at Ouy unutd be in thi ha man stomach."

IT Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving

large amount of

SCIE.»-

Tiric Evioewct, similar to above, together with Reports of

I/MS, from ail parts of

the United States. :V

AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER, DR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has produced tho most msrvclloo* efiecls, 1» earing CBWMI of DrbUUy Emaciation, Nerwut Dtclbr, and iJytpcplU Con' lumption. It Is impossible to give the details of eesco In the limit* of thia advertisement but suibentlcntod certifies if* have been riven of mora than TWO Ht!N DKED REMARKABLE CURE.* In Phliadelphla, New Vork uud Boston alone. Titose wore nearly all d?tperate casfS.and the rorea were not only rap« and wondorfol, but permanent

It a greet Arrvovt Antidote, mnd particularly asefal foi teudency to Bilious tlsorder, Uver Compblot, Fever and Ague, or badly treated fever and ague, end the ertl rffecu of Quinine, Mercury, and oilier drugs anon tho Dlgeetlva Organe, after a long sickness. Al.*o, for exceea In eating, mad tho too free one of ardent spirits, a almost reconcile* Health with Intnttptraiu*.

Ptms fa prepare-!

Ai»«13 b. IbWSa-ly

Powder

aad in Field form—and la Preacrlptlorrlale for tho us* of Phyelclaoa. PaivaTt Ciiicuuiu for the aso of Physicians, may be obtained of Dr. Honghton or hia Agents) describing tho whole process of preparation,

iDJ

giving the aatUorltl^ upon whichtne fibims ofthi« now rem*«fy nre baa^l. As it Is not a t*crrt remedy, no objection can he r.ii*od against it* uee hy physicians ta roep^ctnhla stun.lijj*

.J recular

practkw Prl«e, ONE DOLLAR pSr boulo \ftvrtM~-WOOD & DOytfELLY, Terre-IU**. WhoioaaJv anu Retail Areata: CRAIGHEAD BROWSiya,\n^voao\u