Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 January 1853 — Page 3

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The Springjiete Journal of the 20th says Considerable excitement was taftnifeaited in the House on Tuesday afternoon, upon a motion to lay the Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad bill on the table. This road is better known as Col. Brough** road, running from St. Louis to Terre-Haute, and is held to be directly opposed' 19 the interests of the Alton line. The champions of the "State policy," are oi course dead set, all the time, against any scheme to divert trade and cap* it al from our own to points in other StatesFrom the expression on Tuesday, we could hardly judge of the pulse of the House. Even Mr. Buckmaster himself, we imagine, came far short of a definite conclusion. The bill was read once, and will probably come up for reference next Monday. From the

nature and extent of

we expect to see hard fighting on both sides,

jn'.orest, be was a fair and conscientious legislator, and poseisod oratorical poweri which mad® an encounter with him any^ting but agreeable to his fellow members.

I The following item, which we clip from 6e "Home Journal may be interesting to those, who urge the abolishment of collection laws.-We have but little doubt that public opinion might do more to enforce the payment of debts, than any law npon the aul'ject.

The laws of Braiil do not permit

imprisonment for debt, and it is next to impossible by law to force an unwilling debtor 10 pay stilt credit is giveu for four, eight

(£r Mr. Grinnell, of New York, is fitting out tho brig Advanoo for a second expedition in search of air Johu Franklin.— She is to b«i commanded by Lieut. Kane, of the U. S Navy, and accompanied by a corps ot scientific met., whose observations will be looked foi with deep interest, Her crew is to be provided with every tiling necessary to facilitate the exploration of the Northern regions. It is expected she will be ready to start in April.

Tuts MAUTHA WASHINGTON CASK.—The examination of the persons implicated in the atTair of the ateamer Martha Washington was closed at Columbus on the 15th when the Commissioner, Mr. Wiluox, decided that the offense charged had boen committed, and that the aocusad should be held to bail—Cole and Kiosane, in $10,000 each the two Chapins, and Cumming* the commander, In 96,000 each and Holland, the mat#, in $5,C00. 7

Is StAVKay A SIN.—Six hundred and sixty thousand five hundred and sixty three slaves are owned in thie country by minister* of the gospel and member* of the different Protestant churches, via 219,663 by the Methodisli, 77,000 by the Presbyterians, 125,000 by the Uapttsts, 88,000 by the Epiecopeliana, 101,000 by the Campbelitea, and 60,000 by other denominations*

A NOBIS DAV'S Wow.—The National Inteligencer says: the House of Representatives yeaterday passed, neattne

ctnte,

ssis

conlradi-

a resolution appropriating fiAy thousand dollars for the ereotion, in that oity, of abronte equistrian statue of Gen. George Washington, thus substantially carrying out the resolution of Congress of the year 1783,

ami, so flash of a moment, discharging

•d in van.

The HavertM4(N. H.) Republican says: "We have nam before known so moderate a winter at the pree«it has been thus far. and we think it has seldom occurred that so little (odder has been fed out at this time in 4«6 MMOQe -y p-

The question, whether the authorities of New Orleans chouldL license houses for the retailing ofltqoec fcy the email, was reoently submitted to th£ voters of that city, who decided* by a majority of 2089, for license.

FASBtaSA sue I JtrfcUO KfC*.—A telegraphic dispatch from Halifax informed us, some 4ayt tiiMNR, 6f oertaMt interesting event* expected toon to take place at Winsor Castle, or Buckingham Paiooe, in which {{.

M. is iittppoeed 10 be somewhat iovohred.

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^JP^J!^. "..ll..! Electing President—Sew Mode*

fe John W. King is the author of a pamphlet in the form of a memorial Iddressed to the Legislature of the several States of the United §tal*s. The plan proposed, says the Cincinnati Gazette, is to choose the Executive from the members of the Senate, by. lot. The object'sought to be secured is the abolition of the.system and its kindred abuses, and to promote the election of as officer who shall not owe his elevation to mere party ambition, and who shall not, in advance, be committed to the elevation of any eiiqtte, or furtherance of any platform of measures, This subject is now exciting much thought throughout the country, and whether the plan proposed be a correct one or not. there is, we are assured, a wish on the part of many, that a change of some kinu might be accomplished. ,,

Tut POLITICAL Paosrecr AHIUD.—Geo. M. Dallas, in bis

8th of

January letter to New York,

tho interests involved, thus eloquently alludes to the recent Democratic

Tl*tery,•"*

Q&- A Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune, thus speaks of Mr. Pet tit our newly elected U. Si Senator. Mr. Pettil's, election will add much to the intellectual ability and legal kuoweledge of the Senate, which have come to be sadly deficient in the first, if not this second named requisite for the proper discharge of the trust and duties imposed on them. Yet he is one of the oldest fishes ever in public life in this country. When in the House some years Aflpi he was remarkable for hiving a way oMiis own in doing everything! never arriving at results in common with his party, by traveling the road to them the latter took. He was "death on" official chaplaincies, rarely failing to make a speech once a year against paying any such functionaries out of the public funds. When in the House, bating the ultraism of his partizanshigjor everything smackir.g of a Western curse which alighted upon their fathers, hus*

ioflaeoce on the fatan

The new victory, surpaasing alt iorxner victoriea, to which yon have referred, baa thrown wide open the portals of a bright futuro for the career of America. No people ever gave to their country an impulse more animating or a direction more auspicious. Amid countleas trophies of success, won in the field* of persevering principle and experiment, the Democracy takes a fresh start, and, with redoubled energies aud convictions, aims to achieve, in the second half of the nineteenth century, even more than the genius of Jefferson impelled her to accomplish in the first. From the lofty point we have now attained, how bound less the horizon how magnificent the prospect! Where, upon this continent, is the dyke that shall a lay the onward roll of popular sovereignty, popular self-government, popular enlightenment, popular happiness? Where, throughout the world, ia power sufficiently strong and perverted to impede a current which bears ou its bosom, hope, comfort, kindness, dignity and peace, for the masses of mankind?"

Beanty of Jewesses.

It is related that Chateaubriand, in returning from his eastern travels, was asked if he could assign a reason why the woman of the Jewish race were so much handsomer than the men, when he gave the following one:

Jewesses,' he said, 'have escaped the

bands and sons. Not a Jewess was to be seen amongst the crowd of priests and rabble who insulted the Son of God, scourj$e3^im, crowned him with thorns ani subjected him to infamy end the agot.y of the cross. The wom»n of Judea believed in ihe Savior, and ai3H?od aqi spQthed him under affliction. A woman of Botluny poured on his head precious oir.fnent, whi&h she kept in vases of alabaster. She then annoiuted his feet with perfumed oil, and wiped them with her hair.—Christ, on his part, extended mercy to the Jeweises, raised from the dead the son of ihe widow of Nain, and Martha's brother Ltzarus. lie cured Simon's brother-in-law, and the woman who touched tho hem of his garment. To the Samaritan woman he was a

water,

spring

and a compassionate

nd twelve months, and even two yeacs but woman of adultery. The daughters of Jo the state of public opinion is such, that failure to meet pecuniary engageuteuls is rare.

living

judge

the

russleni wept over him the holy womatt ac compared him to Calvary, brought him balm and spices weeping, sough: him at the sepulcre. 'Woman, why woepest inou? Uis first appearance after the resereotion was to Mary Magduline. Me said to her \Mary.' Al the sound of his voice Mary Magdaleno'* eyes wore opened, and she answered, 'Master.' Tho reflection of some beautiful ray must have rosted on the brow of Jewesses.'

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LOOK OUT Foil THK WOMAN —The genius of tho

Cleveland Piaindcaler

is about as

profound as "Seth Stokes, the man who knew how to manage the woman.'' Hear him:

Young man! keep your eye peeled when you are after the woman. If you bite at the naked hook you are green. Is a pretty dress so attractive! Of a pretty face even!— Flounces, boy, are ofno sortofconittquence. A pretty face will grow old. Paint will wash off. The sweet smile of the flirt will give way to the scowl of the termagaui.—-The neat form will be pitohod into dirty calico. Another and a far different being will take olaco of the lovely goddess whosmiledsweet smiles and eat your sugar candy.

Keep your eye peeled boy, when you are after the woman. If the little dear is cross and scolds at her mother in the back room, you may be sure that you will get particular fits all around the house. If she apologise* for wiping dishes, you wilt need a girl to fan her. If she blushes when found at tho wash tub with sleeves rotted up, be sure, sir. that she is one of the codfish aristocracy—little breading and leas sense. If you marry a gal who knows nothing but to commit woman slaughter upon the piano, you have got the poorest piece of music ever got up. Find the one whose raotd is right, and then pitch in. Don't be hanging round like a sheep thief, as though ashamed to be seen in the day time, but walk up like a chicken to the dough and ask for the article like a man.

A curious ceremony takes plaoe in London before the opening of Parliament. A committee visit the vaults of the Parliament houses to search for the ghost of Guy Fawkes. This year the form wa& gone through with as usual. The honorable gentleman

fouad nothiDg more

a high and solemn duty, which had from air pipes and Dr. Keid's ventilating appatime totaaM,

half a century, b«en

mov-

Courier.

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Haa NAJSSTT.—We have reason to believe that an evaot may be expected in the Muly pact of April not1 which will add a now member to tho Royal famiy.

latsx GEX.—An Imhmao says that a to-__ peris a walking vc^cano, and the carbuncle on his nooe is the eruption of the

k*rs*

toother son of Erin thus describes a wheel gainst a ample ot hog dHirers at Cincinnati harrow. It t» link *mag* wit* OM OAUM!4th for stealing a bag, aod then loanwheel, and the

dangerous then the hot

pipes and ur. Ketd's ventilating apparatus. After wandering about by lantern light for some time, they emerged to upper etr, covered with dust and cobwebs, and reported that the honorable members might consider themselves safe from an explosion during the ensuing session.

Lsmittille

Chicago BAITKIXG.—The wtgs In Chicagoare having their own fun over the bogus issues of the "institutions'* in that oity. A new bill has lately been put in ctreulatioc, bearing the title of the Fuaileers' Bank, the ones marked ••Letter Be," and the two's Latter Rip." In all eases the bills slate thal "bill-holders are responsible.1*

'First class in enee^iftaRd tijPWhat law justifies us in forcing tobacco and civilisation on the Japanese?' j'P}«a*e» air, 1 know—the cannon law.* 'Right, And now what are it* expounders? •Cartonadea and Paixan swixel pieces •Right again. Dill the next class/

Coisfcttmits—•Did yo«t say sir, that you considered Mr. Snuth insane!* asked a lawyer of a witaoss iia a criminal case, »Tes sir, 1 did.* •Upon what

grounds

did

terfere%s«/

t-oa b&se that ln-

•Why, lent htm a silk wmbrrila and doilan la mocey, tad ret«med me

CoosHia it. Clay obtained judgment a

*c». ed them (Dm money to pat the judgwent^TJ

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Y. Herald.

IPISSS

^SwatL-FiSu.—There are four regular stands in toe market for oysters aad clams, of which one haedredaad forty thousand cu.lara worth are sold yearly. The manner of Ukiug the oyster* and preparing them for market is both peculiar aad interesting. In this State and Virginia, whence the moat abundant sapptie* are obtained, there are a large number of extensive beds in the beys, Inlets, and rivers. Before planting, (sa lt Is caK«L} a bed of oysters, the size of the bed is marked out with stake*. This ia always done ia the summer, when the eyetars ere conveyed idbeat*. aod thrown overboard, within the prescribed limits.

Ia the following winter they are taken up, "called" off, or separatee! into foar sizes, denominated "extras, targe* culling* and bushels," and laid oa shore or ia the waters of soma creek for the purpose of removing the spawn, with which a portion of the tbeil is covered. When they are freed from the spawn, they are considered fit for market, and are brought by schooners and sloops to this city. The oyster* receive their name from the river or bay from which they are taken. One or iwo of the dealers transact a large business with the western part of Jfew York, to which tbey »end the oysters in cans. The total rales of clams ia one year does not exceed twenty thousand dollars, sad the greatest quantity is obtained front Jersey.

A I E

On the 27th last., by Rev. Aaaos Wood, Mr. JAMGS MONKYWELL, of Sullivan county, to MUW ELIZABETH

HILL, of thU City.

With the above announcement came a fine lot ef Cake, for which we retarn the sincere thanks of the office to the newly married couple, with our best wishes for their future health and happiness.

On Sunday, 2*2rd Inst., at Asbory Chapel, by Rev. Asao* WOOD, Mr. JACOB ZIGLER to Miss OLIVE SWAP.

0 I 0,

In Georgetown, D. C., 00 the 14tii last., in the 21st year of her age, GLORV1NA DURHAM BLAKE, only child of the late Col. THOMAS H. BLAKC, of this place.

The above brief auaouocemeot Is all that heralds to the world the departure of youth and beauty and Intelligence, such as won the hearts of all who approached her, and made her the worshipped idol of those who rejoiced in her Intimacy and enjoyed tffe rich-boon, of her regard and esteem. Applied to her, the words of the poet contain no exaggeration, for "none knew her but to lore her none named her but to praise." While it is melancholy to reflect upon the sad fate of this fair girl, who, rich in the possession of all the highest qualities that adorn womanhood, and surrounded by loving and admiring friends, was cut down in the very spring-time of life, yet it is a, consolation to her sorrowing relatives aud friends to kuow thai she early sought relief from the pangs of disease in the blessed truths of Divine revelation, that culm, and resigned, she "died not as oue without hop?." "J3ut'sustaincd and soothed

By an unfaltering trust, approached her grata, As one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, aud lies down to pleasant dreams."

COMMUNICATED.

lu Riley Township, 011 tlie 22tl inst., VICTORIA ALICE, daughter of EBENKZER and CATHASINX THOUNOK, aged 1 year, 10 mouths, and 30 days.

As vernal flowers that sceut tho morn, But wither in tho rising day, Ihus lovelv was this intant's dawn, 1 iut swtfly fled her life away. She died before her infant soul

Had ever burned wltli wrong doiire*— Had ever spurned at llenveu's control, Or ever quenched iu sacred fires. She died to sin, she died to cure,

But for a moment felt the rod Than rislug ou tho viewless air. Spread her light wings and soared to God. This blessed theme now cheers my voice,

The grave is not the lovoJ one's prison, The '"stoua" that covaroj half my joys, Is "rolled away" and lo! stio's ri*iul

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X'OISONINC

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge composed of Cantor Oil, Calomel, eto., aro* »ot aware that while they appear lo benefit the patient, they are actually laying the foundations for a series of diseases, such as salivation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, etc.

In another column will be found the advertisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the attention of all d'rectiy interested lu their own as welt as their children'r health. In Liver comtaints end alt disorders arising from those of a liltous type, you should make nee of the only genuine medictue, Hobensack's Liver Pills.

Bt not drcritxd," but ask for Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the signature of the Proprietor, J. N\ MOBEN* SACK, as none elm are geuuiue.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

State of Indiaxxa, Clay Comity, ss. Chy CmsMs Pleoa Coarf, M. Term, 1853. John William*, Adm'r., dt bemit non of the estate of Carleton Batemao, deceased, nt. Margaret

Brush, late Margaret Batemao, and widow of said doe'd., John Batoman, Elijah Bstetnan, Claris* Bdteman, Julia Ann Bateman, Oeo*f» H. Stewart end Klixsbeth his wife, tote Elisabeth Bateman, Richard S- Lewis and Margaret his wife, late Margaret Bateman, David G. Baker and Mary his wife, late Mary Bateman, heirs at law ef said deceased.—Xotioa to Reinstate Decree* IHT\HR defendants ia the thorn entitled caose will

JL take notioe that the an id Plaintiff, hereteferv, to^wit: at the May Term of the Probate Court of saM County for the year ISO, obtained an order and decree ef said Coart, that said Carieteo Baleman, Jsceeeed. seized in fee simple ef the fellow ing described tnKts or parcels ef land situate ia eatdceanty of Ctey, t®.«rtt: T»»e aorth West q«arter of the north west quarter ef Section 31, containing 48 aeree all that pert ef the north east quarter ef the sooth esot qasrter ef Section 90 which ties en the east sine ef Eel rieer, sappose 9$ acres: alto the wast half of eoath srest quarter ef Section 30, and the north erest qa&rter ef the north west quarter ef Section 31, cental niag 190 acres, nil la Township Ko. 10 n^rth of Range No. 7 «ML That the personal estate of said deceased was wholly insufficient to pay hit jost debts and Habtlities, a»d that the said swversl tracts of hsi Awld be eoM by said Adarfaistrator, and mede esests ia hie haadsior the jpsypwat of s^d debts, asi 0»*t aiWward*, to-vU: at the Aarsst Term of nii Court, iS*9, epea fte edtd PtaiBtlC, saseii A4Mtstetrater, represeetiaf to said Ceart voder oath tint had beam «a#t te *ett the tsre last asaed tracts of taad, eeeiaiMag 13a acree. He obtained a ferthef deeree ef saM Geflut, eiieristg that 'the be said at privala enfei apes the cam* tesms la th« tdat»«e first aseaiisst* iteiwi. Tbat satd decree and ordeie, tegmtlief with ali the paawta la said Ceart, was destroyed bf lire, la the tale bawls* ef the Cewrt Heete ©a Ow iwt ef Deecmhs^, 1^1 Aod that saM Ptaintiff will, ea Taes&y the Sri Aw ef oe*t Frf»re*ry Term ef said Ccmrt of Ommm ftom, e* «me eahee^neat day ef said term),.at the Court Sevae la BewUaf Creea, saake a «aetie« te letajateosld eevenU et3srt *ad decrees epea the recerA «f esfcl «irt: wheaaikd where yoa may alteod aad ceaa

JOHN WILLIAM^, AAa'r.

mtil

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u?v5f

Courss of Lectures.

Hie sixth Lecture of tie Coarse lo be delivered this winter before the MECHANICS' HISTORICAL SocifTTT, will bo delivered, by Rev, A*«ox Ifoosi, on Monday evening next, (3lst inst,Ti at the UaK versaiist Church. .- 3

SUBJECT: "THK UXWUTTE*HtsTaar or 5SDTAJU." JTTieketJ $1 for Uis Course—to be had at the Book Store*. Single Leciare 15 eta. Lafika free Doors open at 6j*," o'clock.

D#c«mb«r 34*

PUBLIC LECTURES.

There will be a aarh-a of ten or more Public Lectures delivered before the AIKCSUMCS' Km TOSICAL Socrrrr," by various distinguishod Individuals, during the present winter.

Price of admission to a single Lecture 15 cents —to the whole Coarse $1,00. Tickets for the whole Course ean be had at the bookstores, or of any ef the undersigned, Com "AH? 4 Arrangement

JAMES OAKEY, SHERIDAN P. READ,

3* •__ WM.M.BARR,

r« I.M.BROWN, I. N. COLTR1S.

December 15,1853.

To Railroad Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received uutil th« 2Sth Instant, at the Songamoa andMorgan Railroad office, in the city of Springfield, for Uie grading, masonry, bridging, aud ties, for the extension of said Road, about forty miles, from Springfield eamteriv to connect with the Illinois Central Railroad. Profile* and specifications miy be examined, and further information had, an application at the office* from 30th inst. ~l 1'

T-

J- CARTER,

Engineer S. & M. R. R.

January 21, 1P53,-17-2W.

Notice

HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, tlie Is day of February, A. D. 1S53, between 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 ocloek P. M. of said day, at the Auditor's office iu the Court House at TerrcHaute, Sealed Proposals will be received for the keeping of the resident poor of Vigo county, for one year from March 1,1853.

Bidders are expected to slate in their proposals the amount iu mouey, iu addition to the rents and profits of the Poor-Ilouse, for which they will agree to keep said poor.

They will also name there securities for the faithful performance of the contract. By ordor of the Board of County Commissioners Vigo county. A. LANGE, Clerk.

January 14, '53,-l(J-3w.

State of Indiana, Clay county, so.

Clay Circuit Court, to March Term 1853 SARAH J. HERROLL, V'S. DIvorcc. JONATHAN HERROLL.

E IT REMEMBERED, That thecomplainaut herein, Saruli J. Hcrroii, has 5!?d In the Clerk's office her Bill far Divorce against the Deleniiatii liereiu, Joiwlliau Herro)! also, tho uifidn* vit of a competent witness that the said defendant is not resident of the Stale of Indiana. He is therefore hereby notified that unless he be and appear before the Judge of the Clay Circuit Court, on 'the calling of this cause, ot tlie next tarm thereof, hareuftsr to be holJen at the Court House in Bowling-Green, ami plead, answur, or demur thereto, the allegations therein coutained wiil be taken as und for (toufcsseti, and decreed accordingly.

AiA: GEO PINCKLY, Clerk. a Wary SI. 1853 17-3w $3,00

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BORTQN. M. D., F. R. S.

See what It has done on a wasted constitution, not oaly {a the following eases, bat a.thoueaud -oret

Sense**, Jan. 24th, 1.851.

Dr. Ayer: Ia the month of July last I was at tacked by a violent diarrhan In the mines of Call fornia. I relumed to Sau Francisco in bope of receiving benefit from a change of climate and diet. My diarrtuaa coated, hat was followed by a severe cough—and much soreness. 1 Anally started for home, hat received no benefit from Ota voyage. My cough con tilted to grow worae, aad when 1 arrived in 2vew York, I was at once marked by my acquaintances aft a victim of cocsumplioil. I most coafeaa that saw aoeaffieiest reason to doabt what my friends ill believed. At this time I com meoced taking your truly iavalaabie medicine with little espectaOoa ef deriving any beneht from lis use. Too wooU act receive these line* did I not regard It my doty t« state to the afflicted, a, la lbs

^drawros, Pa., April 12,18IS.

Dear Sir: t«clia| that I have heea spered from a premature grave* through your sostrusaeniality by the providetxse of 0*1,1 will take the liberty la exprese to you my grxiiiade.

A Ce«gt aad atarmiag symptoms of Coasamplioa bad reduced me too |ow to leave me anything like b«pe, wbea my physician broagtat itus bottle of year

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THE

undersigned hoe resumed his former Stand, near the Btiige, aud ea/jr see Blaei jnm &e Public 5 «arc. Tills House has tieea greatly enlarged ana improved, by ilarge addition at Bed Rooms, sad a spsciaas Dicing H^fi,—aH PajxsreJ slid P*int«d, ami famished with New Furniture, Garnets, Beds «B^ Bedding, and Table Fcraitare. ilwieg an eye single to the er rnfort and convenience of his guests must make his House a pleasant stopping place for the man of business, pleasure or traveling public—and particularly those who wish to take passage on Steam Boats, private conveyance, or otherwise in short, no pains nor expense wilt be spared to make his House an agreeable aud pleasant stopping place for hts gnesu.

I1IS TABLE

Will always furnished with the best the country affords, and no pal us or expeuse will be spared to administer to the gratifi-£ttlon of the tastes of his Patrons.

Is large aad entirely .Yew, among the best in the City and, at all times, will be supplied with good Hay and Grain, and Horses strictly attended to.

Ckaroet moJcraU—Call end tee.

O-BOAECETwS taken by tho Day, Week, Month or Year. Iac. 3,1852-lOtf JAMES S. CLARK.

JUST RECEIVED AT

^COB KCRlsj#

A Large Supply, carefully selected, of

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware.

The subscriber has just received a new supply of GVId and Sliver Watches, Sil ver Spoons, gold pius.fiuger rings, ear rings, cuff plus locket, vest, and guard Chains Pencils and th* heftt of Gold Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods. CUTLERY—Consisting of fine Pocket and

Hunting Knives, and REVOLVERS. Spccks and cases, gold aud silver, plaitod, and steel frames, to suit ull eyes. CLOCKS of different kinds and prices. *,» batches repaired in tile best workmaulike manner, and WARRANTED.

JACOB K. CRISHF.R,

First door west of Farringtou's Block, and 5, ISS^-Glf North ol Court House. Nov

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAP EN)

UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker.

RESPECTFULLY

informs the citizens of

Tcrrc-IIuuts and vicinity, that .he will give uu-aivided attention to the above business, with a view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indispensable duties attending the death of a friend, aud would stale that he is prepared to uuderlake tho whole business of Funerals, if dosir ed. orany part thereof, at rcduced prices.

A HEARSE will, iu ull cases, bo furnished fret of charge to euch as procuro coflius at lus establishment.

COFFINS kept on hand of all sixes. To .persons iu tlie country I would sav. that I will furnish coffins chtapcr than ihcy have oeen fimiishod by any person in tho county, and will attend the Funerul with my Hearse, froo of charge, any distance not over ten miles.

SHOP on Cherry street, between Markel and Second streets. Terre-Haute, Junuary 21,1853. 27—tf

Medical Notice.

I WOULD TAKE THIS method of informing my friends that I am per-' manently located'hi toy now residence,

(fltuated 011 the "old show ground,'• corner of 6th and Ohio streets, first house east of Mr. Cheever's new trick Church, where I can be found at all limes except when absent on busings. I have also removed my office from the old stand to my new one atlched to my resideuce, fronting ou Gth street, whore all calls, will be received. I would also return my sincere acknowledgments to the eitizeus of Torre-H iute and Vicinity for the liberal patronage bestowed upon lite since my late residence among them, and shall endeavor by a faithful discharge of all the duties of my profession to merit a continuance of the same.

G. W. PATRICK M. D,

January 21,1853,-17-tf.

Dr. J. YOU MANS,

Physician and Sturgeon.

Hof

(I,ATE or LICKTNO Cou.vrv, OHIO.) *.

AVING had a number of years experience in the practice of Midwifery and the dlseases Women und Children, Dysenlary, Blllious Fever, Mallgunut ErysepalaS, Tj phold Pneumonia, and Typhoid Congestive Fever. Also chronic diseases tn ell thlir various iorms—particularly enlargement of the Liver aad Spleen, so prevalent in t'tis country—tenders bi* nervieee to the citizens of Terre Hanto and vicinity, hoping to receive a liberir! share of patronage.

Dwelling next door East of J. F. King—office

4th Street, second door North of Prairie City Drug Store. Jan 21,1853l?*tf ..

wDAVID S. DANALDSON. raoranrroa

of THE KX

rasas

ranrn?«A

orricx, ASD

M&y Kotnrn public,

"VS. ff

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

ILL {wy attention to executing

Deeds,

Mortgage*, Pcwers of Attorney," Deposi

tions, and Transfers of Land Warrants. Acknowledgments taken and Affidavits Certified.-— No tee and Biila of Exchange, protested. Protests an lost or injured Cargoes, promptly i^mcd.— Bounty Land, Pensiou, aad Money Claims against the QaitM Sutcs, atteoded to in,coujunctiou with J. :S- GALUUCO, Jr., Agent s^Wsihiugtoz City. y*.

ICT Deeds promptly prepared forjgbcnling, and charges reduced to the most reasqftable rates. 311^2-tr

if.

COOrsfiLY. %*. E. LKA*,

COOKERLV

ATTORHJBV8 AJf»

si McLEAN, C4JCXSELLOIW AT

TE, INDIANA.

TERRE-H

W. E. McLEAN,

and CoEimlssijair of Detds for tie States

of 0h$ and Kenlacky,

WUI give promptattrattoa te the taking of Deposiuoas, Acfeao«iKign»st «f Deeds, Mortgagee, Powers »f Attor^f aiisd atl i'owers Of AUor baracter.

CTOFFIC

to &>cd Imme

the ioar

)«sd ii basiaeuaefaKwariai

story, Caica Bow, a$oia-

Frlatiag Office.

a w. aaaaocB

BOX7R A READ at trn. w,

Attorneys

..d TERHK HAUTE, IJtOlAJfAWill ptirtles profeMioo Ut Vigo «adadj«4aeea^llea. AH fenaises* e«tr«s«ed to their care n4it with prompt aitestSoa. Office la Farif&gtah's Balldlag. S, up stairs.

Sept. 3, l%g-^tf

Tr3Tncaiwsdaitaf»«w^y«f Moma CtMo, mi Calatate, IA FM* ©wantt T«y»or ao4 La «roa Oipn^hy the be* ei tataa»« »the TerrsUaate DW Store.

J*S.OrX!KGiSA3f.

'—j?:. &*

i-«fc **m *-*&**• "T' ,»jfrtWW^iS8w*Fv»^^v

DOMESTIC GOODS. LEACHED and Brown Sheetings and Shirtngs oX all ^mdea and pric«s

Nor. S, im*6f

U. MANLY,

ATTORNEY* AT LWV.

91AUSII ALL, CLARK COILVTV, ll.LS. AVING resided for twenty years iu tlio.county and haviug a geueral acquaintance in Ue couuty, offers his services iu the collodion of Debts, pay me ut of Taxes, &c„ ip tlie Ivusiern part of Illinois—aud iu buyiu^, selling snd locating Laud Warrants, &c. or his ability and fidelity in busiuesa he refers to the Members of Congress from Illiuo}s. Feb. 13, '5'3-$0-ly

CASH STORE", No. 2, Piiccnix Row.

Wto

E luvfte Ihe attention of Ca$k buyers ouwStock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,

NOTIONS* TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting and Houso Furnishiug Goods.

It is much the largest aud complete assortment 1 have vet brought to this market. Purchased. New ork on best terms, we are enabled to self at very lowest Cuali rates.

April Iti, l$52-29m3 R.& O. TOU3EY.

Opening of the Fall Trade,

BUGKMMiffimOIlE

(NO. 2, UNION RO ir.)

^I^IIE umietslgned is now receiving the largest JL uml best stock of Full eqd Waiter Goods he has ever-brought lo tlb uiurket all bought from thd iirsl hands iu New York, Boston, ami other cuistcrii cities, aud on tho very best terms. Consequeutly ho is prepared to offer every Inducemen, in tho way of good goods al low rules that cun be offered 10 tempt purcbusers. Tlie repuI

tation 01 the Bue.keve for

CHEAP GOODS,

will be more thun sustained the coming season. We have never been able to give as gooJ bargains. Our Retail stock comprises nu uncommonly large assortment of ail kinus of Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Ilats, Caps,

Bonnets. Ribbons, J-c., fyc.

Our Curpel Department has been largely inereMxed, auU affords tho greatest variety of all grades, styles patterns of three ply, supurline.oxlra liue, aud lino ingrain Carpel*, including the lower graiies of Hemp aud Cotioa do., togctiier with Drugget, with ail widths aud (juuliti^s, liugs, Mutts, etc., to he found uuy where in the western couutry,aud ALL AT REDUCED 1'IUCLu.

Also,-12-4,-tt-4,-G-4,-5-4,-4-4, and ii-4 Floor OiiCloth8,Matting, etc., Table Oil Cloths of various vvLltlis und pattern*.

A great variety of Window Shule«, some rich aud elegant, Dutnask Curtain stuffs, aud Curluin i)rapory, Window Cornices, Curtaiu Bands and Pius, Cords and

Ta4sels, etc., etc.

We are also well supplied with a heavy stock ef all kiuiisof .Staple GooJs including several c.tscs of Boots aud Bnees for tlie Jobbing trado which will bo sold at a small pur ccnl. above cost.

a. e. ttowstxs.

tfiiiut hod Ilalf Bleached O»«toa Fiannel^ Drillings, Checks—Bed Tickings visi Llase^s— ai«h Snperior White Gaugr Flannels.) BUOlTHlSfi ft W VLl. Twilled, Hed,Green JiWhiu do All Weel. WHOLESAlJ£ AND RETAIL DR*t*f 10IrfTS. Red, Tellew, Ueanry WiUe do |coa.\sa ha AND ."SAIIO-XAU, ao.VN sra., WVTON HOW. For saie at low prtceef WILLIAMS KARL\ w..

i'wgrfrt*

Stent.

Double Rectified

W IS E

jQUDOWICI &. HULMAM are new manuftcturing an article of Double Rectified Whiskey* bra and in strength, purity and this we

ney

CINCINNATI 8TQTE, Union Row. AH kin^s of Domestic aad Foreigu WINTS W'U MQUOItS, of the best quality, and at Ciuciunatiprice«, always on haud,

for superior to any evar brought froau Cincinnati, fla* beet ever sold ia this western couutry. All those prompt dealers, ou the usual time, as low as the* who prefer a first rate article to a common ox»e for jean bi purchased in any of the »*t*hh*rW eiu^ the same money will ^*ee_«?» at the We respectiufiy inriV the attention \M«^luibie. .Mauufactur-rA, l^hysteiaiii, Consumers au«t l)^a|-

i(y.

Terre-Ilaute, Jan. 23,1852-17If

L. & It.

Raisin 3.

extra fino lot of FRESH RAISINS, just received per steamer 'American Star,' and for sale at W. Hf AGE'S,

March 12,'52-SI4tf Opposite niou Rowt

Carpotings and Hearth Ruga.

can offer, in these goods, as handsome a

were purciiased thetn very 5 6)''

he Cltv, and th se goods

selection as can bo found lu'Uie Cltv, and I Snilff, CfetWS TllbSCCO FSflOV SflflP tf at prices as wilt, defy comparison thise "ifoods! AH JrV

,r.Uat-jssz ry cheap. WILLIAMS EARLY, .!&* ""y

Vfeeales-

L. RYCE.

Terre-IIaute, Sept, 24, l852,-52tf

Traveling Bags.

rpHE very best assorimeul, lor Ladle* and I Gentlemen, of Brussels, Drugget aud Oil's* Cioth Traveling Bsgs aud Suichcls, &c., Is to he found at tlie pKoruts'tirsE. For sale cheap, nov. 5tf WILLIAMS 6c. EARLY.

EMBKUIDKHIKS, &c.

ADIES) llich luside lldkfi.. and Cheml« zettes, Ctllnr«, Cull's and Undersiewes, comprising rich styles, White aud Second Mourning.

Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings. Velvet Ribbons, and a great variety of Drass Trimming. Buttons—Fringes—Lnces and Edgings. Plain and Embroidered Linen Hukfs. fo dies and Ueutiemen: For sale cheep by W1LL1A MS iu BAR LY,

Nov. ltfo2-6yl Peoples' Store.

To the Citizens of Vigo County.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

havo iast opened a new and desirable stock hf Faacy and Staple Dry Gooda, which we *ffer to the ettixeas of Vigo couuty at prices which we guarantee will give aaiisfauiuu Ut all who may favor us with a call.

Oue of our firm is at present East, purchasing, and we will be constantly adding to our present well aelected Block. We warrant all oar Woods to be what they are represented, and will sell tbemat UM

ten Lotceil price11or cash or trade. A.4.E. TU1TE, s, No. 8, Phoenix Block. National tloaa Street,

TERItK-lIAUTE, INDIANA.

September 3,1 B52-43tf GRISWOLD & BAIRD. Attorneys and Counselors at Law,

TEKRE IJAUTE, INDIANA.

J. P. BAIRD, NOTARY PUBLIC, will give prompt attention to the taking of depositions, acknowledgement of deeds, mortgages, &c., Ac. tf Office, seeead story, Phomis Block, No. 7.

May 7, lei'J-jQif

State of Indiana, Sttliivan county, sa Smtlwan Cirtuit Court, Pftrrmartf Term IB&3. M7 Wmraer,

VS-

Bin

State of lodtaoa. He la therefore hereby notified that tsiest he be aod appeer before the Honorable Jodge of theSultivaa Cirenit Coas t, at (he Cloart H^oee la Saiitvaa at the aeai Term, te ha hotden at the Coart Heaie ia SalJlvaa on the fourth Mon day ef February ae*t, ax the catting of the Cease, aod Pleod, Aeswer, or Deraar tbtteta, the allege* Uooa to a»M bill wilt be tthea aa aod for irsalhasrrl acaioet biot, aod Decreed aeeordtagie.

Attest: JOSEPH W. WOCFB, OeA. Dee. 30A, 1

SSfi, tn. fee,

Lot for Sale.

rpHE East l»alf of LOT ea wbfck Aa I Oargos Methe^at Obsreh ateode te ItcNasnsaCUmtead Ttftti Streets. Refer te S*xrtt. Qsora, i^.

By order of THE TRUSTEES. Terre Baste, laooary 14,

iLLi \UlS, «•«, wo f»l assured that by these lucroavsi facilities, we can ofcr grater iuJucements tj th*

rrr**' T. W*!T..

PRAIHIE CITY

DRUGS 0 li,

TtRRB-nAVTB, I MM AN A. AT pttr^haited this new attti elegsnt HX establishment fr»m ila fort^fer p^p.-Utor, ^r- W. Swwln, and fitted 1: up In the most desirable aad conmnfent mwnner, we *rt now prepared to accommodate ail who will favor us with thftr patronage, with eTery arttcle belonging to our line. We are now ia receipt of a eery heavy Spring sapply, which renders our »t«ck use of the largest and meet complete ever brought to the \Vaba.«h Valley, all of which we are prepared to tearrnr',

*or oecWediy^ the tad are delermtu^d to soli lor cuso, or to undoubted

era, geuemily, who will Had our utock to comprise a full, cxteusivo and weil-selecUsl supply of

Drugs and Medicines, Surgical InsfruM*, Chemkal^, PainLs, Oils, Dye-S'uiiS, Spleen, \'arnwb^,

Brushes," JVrfumerv, Glassware, American 4V imlow-Glass, Apothecaries Shop Furnlnirr,

PmtlC WIVES & BRAND IKS',

M» vo,k.

S-6yl iters. ,./tS'v.i1"»rrangeme«s

1 lrrTinVs: I'M 11 I 1 vnic |P«rch«aeof our Goods Irom Importer* and lift LvLiIiLO 1 iUiSS)

lit

SCIIOOLEY ft VAXflOItN,

Offer for salo a largo assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES.

ALSO) A VARIETY OF

far Dlteree^,

GAS'S

Terre-IIaute, October 10, 1851-2-lf

wm-

before been offered iu this

trade than has ever market. O" One of the firm, Dr. WALL, being a practitioner of Alediciue, will keep his office in thh counting-room and will, at all times, give his personal attention to ihe tilting prescriptions, preuariui family compounds, Ac. t-«ins?«g, Flaxseed, Beeswax and Mustard Seed, taken iu exchange for goods, or in iMVinent of debts.

Nighi Bell at the slJe door on Fourth Street May 7, 1853-38tf

NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY",.'"

On Main Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by J. F. Hurnott's Saddlerr, opposite UNION ROW, bv

W I 1 A 31 S A ti li.

^PIIE umlersigneil h««a fine stotk of CANDIED, RAISINS, FRUITS, and evrrylhing usu.illy fouud in the cunfectiouers line, which he intends 10 sell at iho lowest pricer.

FRESH BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, &.C., constantly on hand aud for salo \VUUICHIC aud Retail.

Ills old frl«Mids and customers tn city und country will havo their orders atltsudsd to pruiuptly, a« formerly.

WILLIAM II. RAGE, Opposite L'uiun Row

Terre-IInute, 5I«reh 12, 'hfl illif

11\iTTsi"A LIS IIM E NT7

Notice to Builders.

SASIl, DOOR, DM NO AND FRAME MANUFACTORY. HAVE commenced the uhove business In tho shop lately occupied by A. Chiiniherlnln, on t'ourlh street, near tho Post Office, Terro-Haute unci would lake this method of informing pi*r*on* that may want nnylhing In the above lino of business, und Invito them to give me a call, as I intend manufacturing my nrUt'lcs from the wry l/rtt quality of Lumber. P»-r*ona erecting bull, trigs tn tlie city or country wiil Isud it to their Interest to give me a cull, as 1 shall spare n) pains to accommodate them lu finish and the latest styles of work. Orders from a disluiico con be sent thron^h the Post Office, and will rcccivo immediate aMmitlou Persons lu the city will loavo orders' as ettrlr as possible. O. W. SIIAFFKK.

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

NEW SHOE STORE

1 *2

OUal Cv'""

et^blWl,neut

All of which they wiil sell at wholesale or retail, at their new store iu PliamU Row, ou Nutlonsl Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also manufacture Boots and phoes to order ul the same place. SCIIOOLEY &. VAN HORN.

AT£ E. TUITE'S

No. 8, Phoiulx Ulotk, Nalloiial Road Str?et.

are cotittantly recelyjug ftJdttloas to present well seleotedf Stdelt, of Foreign

and Domestic Dry QfSds, Groceries, die., an.) which we /pillcontinue to sell, Ur Casii. or Produce,, at such pi ices as will satisfy ail, that it jiirfr interest lo patronixe us.

Terre-Haule, Ind. Oct. 1, l^f2.

U.WUmbrellas,

Jtit i:i, t,AK—Just received 100 of the very best quality Whnlebo«ie --Caiie and 8t«H frume which will be sold at Mninfiwlurers^trtc^s, by A. B. TPITlv.-

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

they have just received a nrw supply. lorrc-Ilaute Oct, 1, 1*52.

COTTON ADE3

hare a fine assortment of those gno.it on hand which, as ills kto in th* sc«s»u, we will sell at easteru cost,

TtOft FAMILY USBt we have «n the articles seeded, aud wil] take pleasure in vtfartng our Goods to the Pppk at prle«S that Will iu»ure sales.

We have the vsry best u!mnvi»Ktt mud utfk?r TKA*, Coffee, Sugar, »picf«, lye NtiilT«. Ac.

WILLIAMS & BAR LY.

Nov. 5 6y

A.&.K. TUITIfi.

TcaaJc-IfAtrrx, October J, 1%2,

Groceries, Queens ware, and Glassware.

People!1 Store

-LL

Figs.

4 NY qnautity ef large and deltcloas I-'IG jjt\* fer sale st SAOE'd. march 12,1852-2-it/ Opposite Union Row.-.

______ i"oXSlN

WUian Wanier, i-.p 13 E IT REMEMBERED, that oa the 3Ath 11 day Oacomber, A. I). 1&2. Tbe PUinllflT In tills eaase, Hsry Weraer, {Ued Iter Bill ia the Cterk'e ties of asM Ceart Ib^ltist' Bouaohold JTdmittire, the Defeadaat, tiereio, Wftltasn Waraer, far a LH- each a* «OPA5J, BUREAl'S. UEDdTKAFV eareei Abo the Affidavit ef a eeosMteat wiu»#as, TABLES, eie., ate., all ef which we arrant to be' Uut the esld Defendant 1a oat a Rvsfcieat of the manufactured from the beet material, aad the work ma Bali ip mat escetled.

*mmM shop. M-rp

THE undersigned wlatiiea to fu^ Orfm tHe citizens of Terre-Htake the sarroandiitf eeaatry that d)ry have established thewaalvae iu thu place where lltev eapeci to keep naad all hinds o^*©

O- We iavHe the pa bite to give ns a eaft. fthop

osMaxket Street, «^peatte Dele'* Bstfldlug

Bept 3. TPSS-j9-ly

DEROLr.

JOSEPH FERDINAND COOK

Book Agents Wanted.

fplO cireoJeteNew aad Popular works in ladiuea J. R'loela. Croat ladoeeoieote are offered wtfl»o» wlehiag to euase in this bosineea.

WfJ* W.ll. BUCKINGJIAM^ $ Sign ef tlie Big liooltl

Jaoell, 1653-tf

TOR

SALE,

Ketartal Eeol Prrse of II. 11. HMo. New Palest. Will sell very clink E. McLEANT