Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 February 1853 — Page 3

«T|U mBS St. Valentine'* Daf. The festival of St Valentine lasts seven daya from the I4th« but in this country i« usually done dp that day. It recorded on this day each bird of the air chooses its mate- Our ancestors, says a cotemporary were pretty close observers of nature and there is but little doubt that, a» they noticed birds which first began to build and pair at this period, when the weather was favorable, so natural an occurrence might lead youth and maidens imitating the custom by selecting lovers, glad of an amusement after the cold mid-winter has passed, and as far back as the day can be traced, it is linked with the mating of birds.

The gentry in England nearly two centuries since, adopted the custom of choosing Valentines as one of their social sports.— When the opposite sex drew out the name of his or her Valentine*, it was looked upon as an omen of their beiog afterwards united.

We believe ihe day tiaa its ongtb about the secoud century of the Christian era. and owes its name to Valentines, a diaiinguisited personage who flourished at that time.

STAND

FROM

UNDER!—The banks and

bankers ot Cincinnati, on the 1st inst., refused to receive the notes of the following bank* in the State of Indiana or. deposit:

Slate Stock Bank, at Logansport Plymouth, Government Stock Hank, at Lafayett Bank of North America, at Newport Public Stock Banfc, at Newport.

2 0tr The claim, made by our Government upon Portugal, for indemnity for the destruction of the privateer General Armstrong in the harbor of Fayal, during the year 1812, and which was submitted to the umpirage of Louis Napoleon, has been pronounced by him to be without foundation and consequently disallowed.

(Kr A bill repealing the present banking law of lllinoia has passed the Senate of that State. Doubts are expressed as to whether it will pass the House or not.

(£rWe see it stated in the St. Louis "Evening News", that a shaft, sunk on the line of the south-west branch of the Pacific Railroad, in searolvof copper, penetrated a bed of excellent iron ore, one hundred feel in thickness.

0^7" The profits of the first five miles of the Pacific Railroad, for one month, arising from the carrying of passengers, amounted to f*201.10.

CT In Cincinnati, (he Te* business I* permanently established as a separste branch, much to the advantage of country dealer* and consumers. Moore &> Chester, corner of Seventh and Walnut streets, are the great leader* tn tlila deportment of business, and have the largest trade In the Western States, "fa.

dor.oRKt HOT IN CASH —The celebrated will of R.-R. Iiairston, of Henry oounly, MUs, by which his whole estate, amounting to half a million of dollars, is given lo a little colored boy, *as ndmittad to record, w|jeetai last,term ot the county court. ff'f I—""fi'ftlI! I

LT.

IIKALD ANI

LOLA MONTEX.—The

death of Lieut. Heald, the quondam husband of Lola Monter.. hns been announced, denied, and is again announced, lie is said to have executed a will, in which he bequeathed la the eo^nntrto conuntoss ft life imere&t of £30,000, together with hi* portfolio of water drawings, and a portrait of himself. There aro those who go so far as to say that the lormer will bo the more acceptable legacy.

ENTaarais*.—Perhnps no stronger evidence can be adduced of the lutrlnslc value and unrivalled usefulness of Aran's Cucasr i'ecroaAt.. than the fact, that in order to supply the demand the Proprietor haa been compelled to build an Immense block, occupying a large fiart of a square en one of our principal thoroughfare*, five stories of which to be occupied by his Laboratory for the preparation of the Cherry Pectoral alone. As this article luta now won it* way to the public favor solely by it* aucceaa In enrlng dlsey. this fact Is aonte com

It a A a

Committees of the two factions of the Demooratic party of New York visited Gen Pieroe on Saturday last, for the pur pose of urging their respective claims to a seat in the cabinet. Gen. Pterce refused to receive either separately, so they had to "say their say" in the presence of eaoh other. After the interview, the two committee played whist for the oysters, and the hunkers had to pay. So says a correspondent of the New York Herald.

FISCARK

A MUAOEAK*.—We

learn from

the Louisville Journal that William Howard, who WM santanoad to be biped for tha murder of Henry Driehaus, in Louisville, esoaped from tha jail in Lagrange, Oldham county, Ky., on Saturday might last. Ha was to have been exeouted on Saturday next.

5 Xfi e-naiii -»mii ii ii»« l,nnnu«iMilium mm

Oar Visit ts Terre-Haate

We paid a flying visit to tha Prairie City a few days ago. and was astonished to sea tha pros parity of tha pleoa. Terra-Haute iis doomed toW one of tha largest cities in the west—block* of floe three story build %gs are going up with a rapidity that is as tonishing even to the citixens of tha place, land business seems to be flourishing, ano notwithstanding tha ittdatneooy or the weather. We predict for the Prairie City *a splendid career.—Dcmocrai,

pOMOJffNO.

Th«Ma«(k of parents who

T«allft|«

»es«d of Castor Oil, WoawJ. a» »ot aware that while they appear ta Waeftt tfeo_paUe«t, tl»ey

^Inaoo^Uwrc«i4«»n will bePwiad tin t^veHlsameal «f HebeMackV Medteiaee, the atteatHm ef" aM dteeetiy latetasied ta Wr owa as welt as their eUMrettV h«^h.

Btaiats and sdt fiss«*Ma a*«ag Wltsas trpT, yaa ahesM «n^t» aee tf the oaly Tni ittiWhrr. Hibsasask's Liver Ffite. b.-I «*.*?

SACK, as aaaa aha are gaaaiaa.

Sooto ltdiat will notia ill to tanera, Asa

forgive id tfcm

capable of jttdgttif of your banting ail of yoer gaiiius: but all j:.. %TWK

hot

its bat fins

yunt babavio*.

«SP«WP«

A O

la this City, on the 8th liurt, by Ac Brr. 8. P. UumitaE, MICHAEL BYRNES laMimMART KELLY, both of this place.

On the 7th inst., by the MM, JEFFERSON BRIM to Miss SARAH KABXEY, both of this county.

In MayavIUe, Ky., on the SMth ulL, by Rev. Vr GBDXDT, Mr. J. M. STOCKTON to Uhm MATILDA J. NELSON, daughter of the late Dr. Taos. W. Kixsox,—8faftsUk E*gte.

0 1 E S

In thia place, oa the 5th Inst., Mr. PATRICK MEAD.

Old man Simons—every body In the lower part of this county and in Vermillion knows the old gentleman-—having recently returned from California with a pile of gold, has purchased a large brick hotel in Hutsonville, 111., where be and Hannah and another daughter are now keeping tavern in style. They were once very poor the announcement of their improved condition wil be gratifying news to many.

Mr. Simons* boys went to California among the first adventurers, and were quite successful—but when returning home, at New Orleans they were robbed of every dollar. The old gentleman thought he could do better, and made the efTort with the abo?e gratifying result.—Cov. Friend.

MAINE U. S. SENATOR.—The Democrats of the Senate of Maine on Thursday nominated Nathan Clifford for U. S. Sentor, The Democrats of the House nominated John W. Dana for the same office.— The Whigs of both branches have nominated Wm. I'iu Fessenden.

THE FLYING SHIP.—Mr.Jlufus Porter, of Washington, who has been engaged for some time in constructing a flying machine by which be expects to navigate the air instead of water, announces that with good weather he expects to have his jEreport in operation in a few weeks. The machine is 160 feet long, to be propelled by a steam engine, will carry six persons- and travel Jorty miles an hour. -L

ELEGANT DICTION.—A paper that is high in iti mortal tone—or pretends to be—and that lays special claims to the favor of faro.ly circle, should be chaste and refined in its language. Governed by this view of the case, the highly respectable New York Tribune. in a late issue, advises Mr. lngersoll to "pack up his duds and start," and says further—" We have plenty of'blatherskytes' in nndout of Congres." For good pure English—such as just quoted—the Tribune holds an undesirable reputation,-iYaf Democrat.

WHAT

It is understood at Washington, that Senator Hunter will not accept any position in the Cabinet of the incoming administration.

VoumTKEtt SENTIMENT.—By the Hon. Amos Kendall. President Pierce: It is the will of God that, like President Jackson, he hall have no child but his country.

When a lady is crossing a muddy street, it is entirely out of order for a male biped to look at her mit is rude-—nay it is imprudent, unless she is a bloomer, or has uncommonly pretty feet and nioe clean stockings!

Somebody says that when David slew Goliah with a sling, the latter fell stone dead, and of oourse was quite astonished, its such a thing never entered his head before.

Tha ladies of rank in Persia keep handsome little Turkish pages to kiss them. None, however, are tolerated in the office who are over ten years old. The lord of the manor takes care of this.

An editor out west says ladies wear cor sets from a feelingfinstinct, natural love for being squeexed. We won't give the fellow's nape. •.-! li' !i" "SSSiffijL.

IMP

on the 3d last.

At bis residence near thU place, of consumption, GUSTAVUS COLLINS, lata el the firm of Oeiiia* dt Murray, aged about 53 yarn.

In this City, ea the 5th Inst., JOSEPHINE, latent daughter of Joan and Caaeuas Mispic, aged 2 yean aud S day*. la Parke county, near Montezuma, en the 2d Inst, NANCY ELLEN, daughter of W. C. aad ELLZX M. DAXALOSOS, aged 2 year*, 3 mo., 10 daya.

A»E

£TIIEY

An exchange paper says that the most dignified, glorious, aad lovely work of nature is woman, tha next, man and then Berkshire pigs.

Nothing elevates us so much as the presence of a spirit similar, yet superior to our own.

An expert farmer down east ?tas succeeded in raising a fine colt from the "night

Another SeteatlAc Waaler. LARESTAST TO Dvararrtos—Diul S Hcessws's Pwawv—r*e tree Pijrsstiae Flmid, ef OidritJwa, prepared from Rennet, or the ionrtk stoasech of the ox, alter Baraa Lurna, tho mat Physiological Ckosaist, hy & H. Hocanron, X. D*, PbiksWphia. This is traly a wooderfal remedy for Indig»»t»oa, Dyswyrta, Jaaadk^UverCea^MiittCMHilpatiea aad Debility, cartag after NatareV ewa method, hy Nature's owa ageat, the OaWt Jafcse. PaaqphIeta, eaataiaiaf eueattfa evMaaea ef ita valae, faraiehe* by ageata grata. See aiMtee eases* the •tedkal arfrertWmenSa.

in. I, I..mi.

FOR

*DR?—The

Chicago

rcss aayslliere are ninty one banks already operating in Illinois, and twenty-six of them are in Chicago.

Illinois is« resolved on "going through the Hint mill" again, we take it.—Cin. Enquir' er.

The birth-day of Thos. Paine was celebrated in Cincinnati on Saturday last, by a

.ycMIgh, procemion, ,uPrr. ,o.«» &o.he procession numbered over two thous-

and.

N. Holton, F^q., delivered a lecture a fttw dayangn at Indianapolis on the subject of the early settlement of that city.

lion. Kdward Everett has been elected S, Senator from Masschusetts.

(£r There are S8i,323 Quakers in the United States, and &even hundred and four, teen meeting houses. ~h

fsgra 43W

•ilfej

sus

Fall Importations.

MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN FANCY DEY GOODS, Are invited to look throarh my stock, cotsMiegof Emdnoidrriea, Lacet, Rtbbot Burnett, Millinery £Mt, Dress Trimming*, Hosier*, CJeoes,

Crmvmlt, HandJcerciuft, Part JfHMtet, Combs. Brutkrt,—end, in short, ATjL STYLES OF PANCY GOODS! I «hal! be receiving coaatantiy frem.New York A action* and Importer*, many of the meet dteatrabie and cheap style* of Goods.

The plan adopted is to buy aad sell for CASH, charging jhe per cent miwince. Though thia system has bees «§«cesafiiMy tested by Staple Goods Houses, I believe this is to be the only house carrying out the same in Fancy Goads.

City aad country purchasera am invited to look through this itock, hoping the reduction i« priees will make it to their interest to purchase.

fI%f#

a* sijfc Between Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati, O December 10,1852-lJ-ly

A. R. BREWER,

No. 30 Fifth Street, North side, between Mais aad Walnut, I N I N N A I O I O

MANUFACTURER

By this arrangement the trains form a direct connection with the Sbelbyville, Knightstowu and Rushville

RAILROAD

Trains, and with the early express train from Madison to Indianapolis, which enables passengers to take the Bellefontaine, Per a, and Terre-Haute Roads the same day, forming by the latter a connection with the Stages to St. Louls-

By these connections travelers can leave Jeflfersonville by the 5 o'clock A. M. train, (which carries the U. S. Mall) and arrive at Terre-Haute, and La Fayette the same day, and those from the Terre-Haute, La Fayette, Bellefontaine, Peru, Madlaon and Iadianapolis Roads, taking the 1 P. M. train at Edinbnrg, will reach Jeffersonvllle and Louisville the same day.

Passengers going North, baeakfasl at Henrysvlile. For accommodation train by 1st of March see further notice.

D. C. H. BORDLEY, Gen. Sup'L

**'2 JAWASV 24th, 1853. The Jcffcrsonville FERRY BOAT will leave tho Kentucky shore at quarter past four o'clock in the moruing, to connect with the train and also leaves JefFersouville after the train arrives, be it early or late in the evening.

JAMES WATHEN, Sap't of Ferry.

Feb. 4, '53,-16-tf.

wmU lhe Mme hy drafL,

the Practice of Medicine and Surgery, will give prompt and efficient attention to sll business entrusted to them. They hope by strictattenUon to business to merit their share of public patronage. Office on 4th street, 2ud door North of "Prairie City" Drug Store.

Terre-Hanto Feb. 4, '53,-19-If.

5 4 5''

JUST received

A to.

T,i ii

EMBOSSED CARDS,

ADVERTISING ENVELOPES, S E A S A N S A E S 8 S GSFSFTAL EN6RAYINO,

«o to

H. H. SHIPLEY & BRO.'S,

Went Fourth Street, Ctaeiaaali, O.

Stale of

D. BERRY,

No. 192 Ea*t side of Main street,

OF BRIGHT WARE, COFFEE

and Tea Urns, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WARE, single or in sets Wardrobe Shower Baths, I fivthing Pans, Sponge Baths, Hip aad SiU Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, Bath Tabs, all siiea. And every description of BATHING APPARATUS made to order.

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

Pressed, Japanned, and Bronzed

Wholesale and Retail.

N. E fUi kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. march 12,1852-94yl

iJeffersonville Railroad.

THIS

ROAD l» completed and in operation to Edinbnrg, (77 miles) Indiana, and the cars run daily (Sundaysexcepted) as follows, vix:

Leave Jefferaoavilte at 6 o'clock A. 31. Leave Ediuburg at I o'clock, P. M. The passenger trains slop to put down and take up passengers at the following places Sellersbnrg, Memphis ifenrysrtlle, (.late Morristowa) Vienna, Austin, Baker's Langdon's Farmington, Rockford, Jonesville, Bannersville, Coluinbos and Taylorsrllle.

Indiana,

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA!

rfTHIS Institution, located four doors from the I South-West Corner of the Public Square, in ROSE'S BLOCK, is prepared to negotiate sight and lime drafts on New ork and other principal cities Discount notes and other evidences of

lo** curront rato of

exchange. Remit money lo England, Ireland, Scotland, and Germany, on its owu responsibility. Drafts ou New York, and other principal cities, will always be kept on liaiiii tin for sale at lowest rates. U* DitrosiTics from business men and others who wish to ke«-p an active deposit -account,.are respectfully solicited,

Bank Hoars from 9 A. M. to 3 P. Mi C. E. GUNNISON, Cashier. Terre-Haute, Feb. 1st, 1852-19tf

DRS. YOUMAN & MAHAN

HAVING

associated themselves together in

dff

WOOL! WOOL!!

100,0(10 lbs. of Wool WANTED, good, clean Floccc and Tub washed,

pay the highest price In CASH, JOHN T1ERNAN.

For which I will %t ail times. Terre-Haute, Feb. 4, 1853-I9tf

Dried Apples.

VERY superior lot of GRAFTED FRUIT, from Nsrthera Ohio, at CANAL STORE, Feb. 4,18S3-i9-3t« Canal Bast ft.

4. aarrros.

M. ASUIJCT

britton a CO.,

FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA

Jiff CASH PAID FOR

Wheat, I&rtey aad Flaxseed, White B**lts aad Feathers, ,#JAT THEIR WAREHOUSE,

Gorier of First and Eagle Streets, Caaal Basia December IS, 18Sl-lltf

E A E

1 0 0 0 0

j'spiis, k-' 4,000 iba. Best Cincinnati 90 DOE. Pink Liniags 10 Topping and Blading,

Morocco:

1 5 Freaeh Calf Sklas 'X&TamMMinssortment ef alt kta^sef Leather. A tr««a sappty oi HENRY SNYBER.

Terra- Haato. Nov. S-6tf

Dates. I exceUkat lot of DATES.

^»eh 1% tm-Mtt Qaaasitc Uaiea Raw.

Bsfad-na

extra Sae let ef FRESH RAISINS, jest t«eelv«d per laasaev 'Aasericaa Star,' aad for tale a W.H. SAGE'S,

March 13, ^9-S«tf Oj^eeiteGaiea Raw.

PUBLIC LKCTWRES.

Ttas sr«l ha a series ef tea er aasaa PaWie Led ares deUresad before the ^Macaynce Hsst^aieat. Soctarr," hy varteas dlsCtafalslMd WU--Meet, dariat the preeeat wiater. price ef adiaiasJea tea siaigie Leetara 15 easds whale Ceamflje.

Tickets Is* Ae whole Ceaiie caa be had at tho B^stotae.ar ef aay ef the aadevwigaod, Ceas-

Urge aad FIGS

12, 0| ntli Psdaa

SAGE'S, aaRew.

OABir.

":^L^ 8HSR1DAK P. READ, WM. M. BARB, I. M. BRdWN

I. K.

COLTROr.

Decesaher IS, 18SS.

Iey*s New Psrteat reef

OF.

Foaeaus,

nNSSMoWM fnarfB

SIMdS

3 sets

tHay

County, '*.

Oaf CsssatM pines Csacf, Feb. TVna, 185X John William*, Adm'r., de fcswii aoa of the estate of Carlelon Bateautn, deceased, Margaret

Brash, late Margaret Bate man, aad widow of arid dee'd.* Joha 'Bateman, Elijah Bate man, Clariiia Bateman, Julia An Bateasaa, George, H. Stewart aad Elisabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Bate onto, Richard S. Lewis and Mirprft his wife, late Margaret Batemaa, David G- Baker aad Mary his wife, late Mary Bate^san, twin at law of aafci decMsed.—JloUoa to Reiastmte Oeeree. rrTHE defiradaats ia the above entitled cane will _f_ take notice tliatt&e wi«i PtaintilT. heretofore, to-wit: at the May Term of the Probate Court of said County for the year 1849, obtained an order and decree of said Coart, thai said Carietoa Bate* naa, deceased, seized ia fee simple of the following described tracts or parcels of laad si taste ia said county of Clay, to-wit: The north west quarter of the north wast quarter of Section 31, containing 40 acres all that part of the north east quarter of the suuth east quarter of Section 20 which lies on the east side of Eel river, suppose 20 acres also the west half ef south west quarter of Section 30, aad the north west quarter of the north west ijnarter of Section 31, containing 120 acres, •II in Township No. 10 north of Range No. 7 west. That the personal estate of said deceased was wholly insufficient to pay his just debts aad liabilities, and that the said several tracts of land should be sold by said Administrator, and made assets in his hands for the payment of said debts, and that afterwards, to-wit: at the August Term of said Court, 1849, upon the said Plaintiff, as such Administrator, representing to said Court under oath that he bad beea unable to aell the two last named tracts of land, containing 120 acrcs. He obtained a further decree of said Court, ordering that the same be sold st private sale upon the same terms and conditions specified in the decree first menUontioned. That said decree and orders, together with all the papers in said Court, was destroyed by fire,

In the late burning of the Court House on the first of December, 1851 And that said PlainUff will, on Tuesday the 2od day of the next February Term of said Court of Common Pleas, (or some subsequent day of said term), at the Conrt Houst in Bowling Green, make a motion to reinstate said several orders and decrees upon the records of said court: when and where you may attend and contest the same if yon see proper.

JOHN WILLIAMS, Adm'r.

Attest: GEO. PINCKLY, Cl'k. December 30, l852.-18-3t. $5,50

Lafayette Infirmary,

FOR THS

TREATMENT OP THE EYE,

AID ALL DISEASES ratTAINING TO THE HO MAS SVSTKS.

THE

undersigned informs tlie public that owing to the groat amouut of Chronic Diseases, which are prevalent in this country, that he will in future devote the principal part of his time to the treatment of those difficult but interesting class of diseases.

No prescription will be made without first seeing the patient. In future it will he expected that all persons applying for relief, will come prepared to pay for attendance previous to leaving Lafayette.

No case will be put under treatment where there is no prospect of a cure. In all cases where a cure is promised, the Patient complying with directions, and relief is not obtained, no charge will be made for medical attendance.

The Lafayette Infirmary has been open about one year, during which time there has been treated some three hundered cases, many of whom have been afflicted from one to ten years. Dr. Fonda Invites all who may wish information concerning his success iu practice, to call on those who have been treated by him. By doing this the facts may be obtained, and none misled. As I have from twenty lo fifty cases under treatment all the time, the most satisfactory knowledge concerning my cures in Eye cases, is to see thepalieuts themselves. Thi» course will give full satisfaction, aa any person who has been afflicted can fully appreciate the condition of those sufferiug.

P- W. FONDA, M. D.

Reference to the following persons, who have been treated by me. Hon. Henry I.. Ellsworth, Tippecanoe county

Hon. Jain*s P. Ellis, do do Hon. Thos. O'Neal, do do Martin Roads, Lafuyette Rexin Jones, do -. Esq}ilre Beinlss, do i» .„.n George N icliol, do Lyinnu Taylor, do E. M. Weaver, merchant, L-ifiyette Ross Gordon, do do T. P. Emeison, jeweller, do Henrv Lawrence, druggist, ••'-do W. Mumford,agricultural warehouse,Lafay'tj Ira Howe, morehnul, Lifayetta *k* Andrew I'i.irce, Warren county, David Smith, 'f do J. D. Armstrong, do

Johu Gray, do ffl -a-

Wm. Rhoads, do Wm. (JItixen, do

4,4

John Jacksott, Wild Cat Prairie Wm. F. Hague, Tippecanoe county Pernham Boswell^ Wca Plains

Alex. JesterIf "ido *4- v» -if Jas. Travis,1 J*C Jos. Travis, ia w: AM1O Mrs. J. Travis, do ^a| Joel Houso, Wild Cat Prairie Mr. MeUker,Grand Prairie J"V^" Abe Jackson, Benton coonty S®^ James McDonald, Attica i^*Tim O. Marline, do r-4 'J Sam Kuolin, Iroqaols, III =#W: ^S^ B. F. Kaney, do do^ J. D. Wlloon, Esq. do do M-f-i George Knolln, Benton county, "X Mr, Aydolotte, Montgomery county ,^. MT Boasley, Esq., Wea Plains John Brookbank, Delphi Moses Coiton, PllUburgh Uright Black, Dayton John Eyhnds, do* Judge Augney, Frankfort Jacob Baurhmaa, do JasDoty, Franklin co W. Ervin, Wea Plains Danl Fosselman, Poeeyville Philip Mondy, do Umuel Hosford, do Geo Gray, do J. Francis, Montgomery county, Wm. Hawkins, Pine Thos. Hawkins, doj Holllngsworth. Roand Prairie. Mr. Kendle, Tippecanoe county

G. M'Millaln, Danville III, J. Stephenson, Tippecanoe county A. Scott, Shawaee Prairie Wm Chrltto, do Ellis Insley, do A Tootle, Coal Creek Scofiehi, Esq, Delphi Mr. Cooley Mile Pralriej Jehu Ellis, 9 Mile Prairie Goldifcory.Dsytonj James Hamiltoa,'Boone county Walter W. Early, Terre-Haate. N. —Persons visitlag this city far the par pose of having their eyes treated, will please he Sipoa^thelr jaenf, aa the undersigued has not ad opted the policy of other practiUoaers, to wit, that of rammers.

Feb, 4, '53,-16-W W.

BOSTON LEATHER STORE,

NATION,11. ROAD ST., OPPOSITE CNION ROW, TERRS-HAUTE, IND.

ri^HE sahserihers iafona the pabiic that they I have just opened oa National Rood street, opposite aiea Raw, a v?"-

LEATHER STORE,

Jh a fall assortment ef all kinds of L^Uier, g-ejn Smfnish, Clnciauati, aad Country-Tanned SSiSS Opper, Kip, B^le.S.™-^.^ lag aad Crflar Leather french aad Phitodelphia

Liniag, Sheep and Deer skins. Binding,

Padskias Taspice aad French, geatleaiea's and ladies Morocco. ThcjihetaMri te keep a general assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND880E

TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, etc., eia. Tbetr arrmsermsnts with the Maaafsciarers aad Importers ia tto EasWra e»tles,sre snch as te «aHo tbem to sell werytbiag at the very lowest prices.

Cash waid let Groea aad Dry Hides. GEO. RERCKHOFF A. CO. AprS S3,18S8-30yl

TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL AND EVERY ONE HI PARTICULAR-

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KSPt BY WILLIAMS (k EARLY,

the

Oa Natimml Rami Strm COURT HOUSE, 1ITX8KIVS, fWsiaaad StmagsMvWSj

tha

PrelrteCRy,«a ftnd agreat varigtyof' tosatt thatr waateaads* lower prters ttaathoy LL,1-L 1 III! aSad hm3a*$n. ristee gfvaasaeaMaadeaiarfiM..

Kar.S, tgSS-«T WILLIAMS EARLY.

4 LARGE asasttaiwtf ef FIW VAN DISS A «l etaiy ksserf SAT« jsit ne^s ait

SAGB% Caiea Raw.

CLARK'S HOTBt,

coaaaa or una (aa om») n» ftasT rrascrs,

Terre-Haiite, Tndian

has resamed his former

Stand, near the Bridge, and «*fy sac BMcfrvm fim Pmtiic Sfnmne.

This He baa been greatly enlarged aad laproved, by a large addition of Bed Rooms, and a spactoas Dining- Hall,—ail Papered and Paiated,— aad furnished with New Furniture, Qtrpeta, Bods aad Bedding, aad Table Furaitarc. Iiaving an •ye eingis to the comfort and convenience of his gMeata mast make his House a pteasaat stopping piace for the ataa ef hesiaeaa, pleasure er traveling public—aad particularly those who wish If take passage oa Steaas Boats, private conveyance, or otherwise ia short, no pains nor expense will be spared i« make his House aa agreeable aad pleasant stopping place for his gaesta.

II18 TABLE

Will alsraya lr furnished with the best the country aSbrda, and no pains or expense will be spared lo administer to the gratification ef the tastes of his Patrons,

JEUflB ffrrAllML.lE3 Is large aad entirely Xete, aanung the best in the City aad, at all Umes, will be supplied with good Hay aad Orain,aad Horses strictly attended lo.

Glories mtJrrmte—Caii mmd see.

O* BOARDERS taken by tho Day, Week, Month or Year. Dec. 3, 1BS3-I0tf i? JAMES S. CLARK.

JUST HEOBIViaDrAT

SW.-M

coirc^

A-Large Supply, carafully selected, of.

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware.

The subscriber has just received anew supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, gold pius, linger rings, ear rings, cuff pins locket, vest, and guard Chains Pencils and the best of Gold Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods. CUTLERY—Consisting of fine Pocket and

Hunting Knives, and REVOLVERS. Specks and cases, gold and silver, plaited, and steel frames, to suit all eyes. CLOCKS of differ ent kinds and prices. o4« (Vatchcs repaired In tlie best workmanlike manner, and WARRANTER.

JACOB K. CRISHER,

First door west of Farrlngton's Block, and Nov. 5, l859-6tf North of Court Honse.

SYLViESTER~WmAM^~ (SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker. RESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens of

Terre-Haute and vicinity, that he will give undivided 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, and would state that he Is prepared to udertake the whole business of Funerals, If desired, or any part thereof, at reduced prices.

A IfEARSE will, in all enses, be furnished free ofckarqe to such as procure coffius at his establishment.

COFFINS kept on lmnd of all sites. To persons in tlie country I would sny, that I will furnish coffins cheaper than they have been furnished by auy person iu the county, and will attend the Funeral with my Hoarse, free of charge, any distanc not over ten miles.

SHOP on Cherry street, between Market and Second streets. __ Terre-Haute, Jaunnry 21, 1853. 27—tf

Medical Notice.

I WOULD TAKE THIS method of 1 informing my friends that I am permanenlly located in my new residence, situated ou tho "old show ground," corner of t»th and Ohio streets, first house east of Mr. Cheever's new brick Church, where I can be found at all times except when absent on busines. I have also removed my office from the old stand to my new one altched to my residence, frouting 011 6th

street, where

all calls, will be received. I would

also retnrn my sincere acknowledgments to the citizens of Terre-Haote and Vicinity for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me since my late res ideuce fljfeng th«*in, and shall endeavor by a '-"u ful dlscUIFge of all the duties of my profess! merit a continuance of the same.

faithion to

G. W. PATRICK M. D.

January 21,1^53,-17-tf.

O A N S

Physician and Sturgeon.

(LAT* or Licetwo Cotmvv, OHIO

HAVINGpracticeChildren,of

had a number years experience

in the of Midwifery and the diseases of Women and Dysontary, Billlous Fever, Malignant Erysepslas, Typhoid Pneumonia, and Typhoid Congestive Fever. Also chronic disease* in all their various forms—particularly enlargement of the Liver and Spleeu, so prevalent in this country—tenders his services to the cilizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, hoping to receive, a liberal shareof patronage.

Dwelling next door East of hi rig—office on 4th Street, second door North of Prairie City Dreg Store.

Jan. 21,1853-17-tf

DAVID S. DANALDSON.

raorairroa or THK xxraxes rawrrie® orncx, AJID

Notarfi Ipublic, Kj Terre-Haute, Indiana

WILLTrausfera

pey sUention to executing Deed*, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, Deposi lions, and ef Land Warrant*^? Ac knowtedgmente taien ami Affidavits C^rtffled.Notea and Biile of Exchange, protested. Protests on lost or injured Cargoes, promptly issued, Bounty Land, Pension, and Mosfty Claims against the United Slates, attended te ln conjunction with 3. S. GALLAHU, Jr., Agent at Washington CitytT Deeds promptly prepered for exocuting, und charges reduced te themes! rea*eeaU rater. Dee. 31 l«»2-tf

F. COOKERLY.

COOKERLY

TERRB^aAOTE, INDIANA.

W. E." McT.r.AN, 5CSrsaacu^55r OP\juUDU^9»

aad CummisirtW of

Date to

IJTOFFI the Jo

B, third

#teyfO«le«

c, W. MJMKNtt*

""BARBOUR RBAD

Wlll pr3ctic! their prat-^km to Ylge aad miyttotoo tma&m. AH h«eia«ae eatraefa^ to itolr care i^lneel with wnm»t atimtiea. 0«ee ta Far

4 with maqrt attest B«iMiasr. N®. 5, aP slaira. 3,1«A-48 TF

jssrii-aaaaftJSffifts

Saraa*Clfw*w hy the heat ernrtsd^atihe TerreOH«%hy«hekas Beats Drag State.

J, I8W-1W

Dee^J, j.suGoaineHAX.

Opening of the Pall Trade,

AT TUB

{NO. 2, UNION ROW).

Taadaaderaigaedof

tatiea of tha Buckeye for

E A O O S

ilfWIanore thaa aastainod tho coming Season. We have never been a his te giva as good t«irg*rts. Our Retail stock comprises aa uncommonly large assertmeat of all kinds of Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Halt, Caps.

Our "Carpet Department has bee* largely Increased, aud affords the greatest variety of all grades, styles patterns of three ply, superfine,rstra Sue, aad lino iagrala Carpets, teeluoingtiw lower graces of Homp and Cottoa do., togeUtvr wltb Druggot, with all widths aad qualMija, Kugs, Malts, etc., to ho found any where iu the western conutrv«aad ALL AT RKi)UCRD PR1CL3.

Also',-12-4,-^-4,-6-4,-5-4,-4-4, and 3-4 Floor Oil Cloths,Matting, etc., Table Oil Clollts sit of various widths aud patterns. great variety of Window Shadest 'H •OHM rich and elegant. Damask Curtain stuffs, and Curtain Drapery. Window Cornices, Curtain Bands aad ins, Cords aad

Tasaels, etc., etc.

We are also welt supplied with a heavy stock af all kinds of Staple Goods Including several case* of Boots and Shoes for the Jobbing trade which will be sold at a small per cent, above cost.

Wto

A. &. E. TUITK,

No. 8, Phajnix Block, Natloual lloaa Street, TKKRE-UAUTG, INDIAN.A. September 8, lt?52-49tf

.CASH STORE, No. 2, Pliffinix Row.

E invite tho attention of Cmtk buyers our Stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, I* NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods.

It Is much the largest and complete assortmeut we have yet brought to this market. Purchased in New York on best terms, we are enabled to sell at very lowest Cash rates.

April lti, l&2-&hn3 R. &O. TOUSEY.

Doable Rectified

W IS E

LUDOWICI

& HULMAN are now manufac

turing an article of Double Rectified Whiskey, far superior to any ever brought from Cincinnati, and in streuglh, nurity and Savor decidedly the best ever sold In tnls western country. All those who prefer a first rale article to a common one for the same money will please call at the

CINCINNATI STOTE, Union Row. All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINKS AND LIQUORS, of the beat quality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand,

Terre-Haute, Jan. 23,18S2-I7tf L. & H.

EMBROIDERIES, &c.

LADIES

Rich Inside Hdkfs. and Cheml-

xcttcs, Collars, Cuffn and Under»levvcs, comprising rich styles, White and Second MournIng.

Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Inserlings. Velvet Ribbons, and a great variety of Dress Trimming. Buttons—Fringes—Lnces nnd Edgings. Plain and Embroidered Linen Hiikfs. for Ladies and ClciitlemiMi: For sale cheap by WILLIAMS &. EARLY,

Nov. 5,1853-6yl People*' Storr,

Carpetings and Hearth Rugs.

can offer, in these goods, as handsome a selection as can be found in the City, and prices as will defy comparison thsse goods were purchased at JLnte Kate* anil we Intend selling them very cheap. WILLIAMS &. EARLY,

Nov. 5-6yl I'raplrM* Store.

Traveling Bags,

THE

very best assortment, for lilies and Uontlemen, of Brussels, Drugget and Oil'd Cloth Traveling Bags and Satchels, &c., Is to be found at the pKori-Xs'STRK. For sale cheap, nov.btf WILLIAMS & EARLY.

eagle foundry.

i~)~i KINDS and sixes of PLOWS 32 different klndaof STOVES Four sixes STEAM ENGINES 2 sixes Hor*t Power* and Threahimg Matkiw 1 sixe Walr's Vegetable rimier or Corn Craaher Toanino LATH«S lot Wood or Iron Well and Cistern PUMPS. All kleda of Mill aud Machinery Castings Brass and Composition Castings Plow Castings and Plow Points of *v«ry kind. All descriptions of TIN, COPPER AND SHEETIHON WORK, Hollow Ware, Lard and 8ii|*r Kettles, Andirons, Sadirsns and Wagoa Boxes. Also, all kinds of FINISHING either*!* Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass and PATTERN MAKING, of every description, at the above establishment corner of First and Streets.

Then aire no better workmen in this country, better ttock used, than will be found at these rit. Having heretofore received a liberal share shall, la futore, aim to merit Its

•or wo of patronage conUnoaaee.

WW. g. ll'LKAN-

McLEAN,

ATTORNEYS AND' COUNSELLORS AT

IWSBWSP**?^!

IE is new reeetvteg tha largest beat stock Fall aad Wiater Ooods he has ever brought to this market: ail bought from the first hands Is New York, Boston, aad other eastern cities, aati aa the very beet terms. Conseqneatly he Is prepared te offer every inducemeat la the way of good goads at low rates that Dr. R. II. Swain, and fitted it up in the mos't desirean he offered _to tempt_ purchasers. 1 he repu- and convenient imuiner, we are now prepared to accommodate all who «UI favor us with their patronage, with every article beio«giug to ourline. are now ia reeeipl of a verylwMj Spring sup*

Bonnets, Ribbons, ^c., $-c.

L. RYCE.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 84,1852,-52tf

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

have just opened a new and desirable of

WBstock

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

which we offer to the citixens of Vigo couuly at prices which we guarantee will five satisfaction all who may favor us with a call. ur firm is at present East, purchasing, aud we will be constantly adding to our preseut well selected Stock. We warrant all our Goods to be what they are represented, and will sell them at the aery l»%eest price* for cash or trade.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haate, May 9,1851-32- tf

Bargains to be liad in Leather

AT REDUCED PRICES

irosM a a a

New Yerk Red ntBdnnati Baad

fee States

of Hfe aad Kestaeky,

Wffl gfve»r^f»t«tte«ie«teAetekljfef DeAckiMwMgTnent ef Deeds, Mortgages, fewer* ef AeU hw«MM»ef a Netartal ehuaeter.

Bow, edjol*-

aal Prfatlag Oikse. MTl«t-«-tf

». r. KKAB.

as.-'

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIDES AND LEATHER, National Road Street. Green Front,

North of the Square,

Terre-Haate, Indinaa.

THE

undersigned informs his friends aad the aablic generally, that ha has the meat co«»plete stock of LEATHER In thia market, which to offered at the lowest rates, among which may be foaad the Best Cincinnati Tanned Sole Leather?

.. UUMSTBridle and Skirting Lecher Kip aad Calf Sklas aad Upper Leather} Ltaiag aad Pad 8%laa

Philadelphia Ladles Morocco Mea's Cleat Deer aad Laiah Skies shee hfadlag «H ef whtehcaa he tsad dbeap far Ceali/

The p«Mtc are respesttfalty re^aaeted teedl aad

"^S'yddS Leatiw la the reagh. Pmast atteatisra paid to ail orders. f3TT^a UfbeatesMb prtee paid for Illdea, gre« aad dry, at aHttwea*, alee, for j^

Q^uhmr 84# JOHN TIBRWAN*

"~oklSWOLD & BABRD, Attorney law, TERRJi-liAUTE, INDIANA.

May 7,18M-39t£

COTTOKADE%»

have fiae asearteisat ef theee fss* •a toed which, aa It t« late ta liwateeee, w. wui

Tku»*Haw»»Oet^er I, 1SS®.

ha.^ *ao«v^K«e. R. WAT.R..

PRAIRIE CITY

ciffl tobj (J 0' S 0 It E,

BROWNING 1i tVAI.li.

WHOLES AIJ-I AND &ETALL Dlit'OGISTS, COM*» 4T» A.to NATIONAL KOAD 8Ti., CMIOM ROW, TKRRE-IIArTE, INDIANA. (J A IN purchased this new and elegant

I JL

estahlisliment from its former proprietor, Dr. R. II.

Hy, whksh renders o«ir stock oa* v4 tkm b«Ecst

iatge

and most complete eve# b*e«gh( to tlie Wabash Valley, »ll of which we ase prepared to tmrramt, aud are determined to sell for c»su, or lo undoubted prompt dealers, on the usual Mine, as low as they ean be purchased in any of the neighboring Wo respectfully invl'e the attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, rhy^icinus, Consumers and Dealers, generally, vrh« will find our stork to coimiri.M, a full, extensive and well-Aelerti^d supply uf

Drugs aad Medicines,

Surgical Instruments, CkniicaLs, hunts, Oils, Dye-StulTs, Slices, Varnishes, ^rushes, Perfumer), Glassware,

American Wi uiow-Glass, Apothecaries Simp Furniture,

PURE \Vh\KS & BRANDIES, Snuii Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &c.. All of which we will sell at Wholesalr or Retail, unon terms as favorable aa any establishment in thi» "valley." Having made extensive arrangements tn New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, for the purchase of our Goods from Importer* and first kandt, we feel assured that hy these iucrettsrJ facilities, we can oiler greater inducements to the trade than has ever before been offered iu this market,

U* One of the firm, Dr. WALL, being a practitioner of Medieine, will keep his office in the counting-w»o»n and will, at all times, give his personal attention to the filling proscriptions, preparing family compounds, &c.

N. B. Gluseug, Flaxseed, Beeswax anil Mustard freed, taken tn exchange for goods, or in pnyment of debts.

Night Bell at the side door on Fourth Street May 7, lS52-II2tf

NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY,

On Main Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by J. F, RurueU's Kaddlarv, opposite UNION HOW, by*

W I I A S A E

rpiIF. undersigned has a fino stock of CA NDIKS, A ItAlSlNS, KUITS, and everything usually found iu the confectioners line, which he intends 10 s«dl at the lowest prices.

FRESH HUEAl, CRACKERS, CAKES, &o., constantly ou haud and for sale Wholesulo aud Retail.

His old friends and customers in city and country will hiive their orders attended to promptly, as formerly.

WILLIAM H. SACK, Opposite Union Row.

Terre-Ilaute, March 12, '&i.g4tf

N E W E S A S I I

Notice to Builders.

SASI1, DOOR, HLIND AND FRAME MANUFACTORY. HAVE commenced the ubove business in tbo shop lately occupied hy A. L. Chamberlain, on ''ourth street, nrar the Post Office, Terra-Hante and would take this method of informing persons that may want anything in the above line of business, and invite them to give me a call, as I intend manufacturing my ariiules from the very he»t' quality of Lumber. Persons erecting buildings In the city or country will find it to their iutrresl to give me a cull, as 1 «hall spare na pains to accommodate them in finish and the latent styles of work. Orders from a dUlunco can be sent through Post Office, and will receive immediate attention. Persons In the clly will leave order* as early us possible. G. W, SHAFFER.

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

NEW SHOE STORE

SCIIOOLICY FC VANIIOHN,

Offer for sale a largo assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES.

ALSO, A VARIETY OF

HATS* iCAPS & Hn

All of which they will sll at wholesale or retail, at their new store in Piiosuix Row, on National Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also msnufacture Boots and Shoos to order at the same place. SCHOOLEY ft. VANIIORN.

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

STOVlT STORE.

Market Street, North of Fheni«

JOHN SAYRE,

HAS-

JUST RECEIVED au almost endless variety of

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among

his present assortment may be found tho Triumph, from Dayton Hoosler State and Kentucklsn Premiums, from Cincinnati New World,

Olobe,

Atlas, GladlatorandCnltlvator,from Albany, New York. These are all excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves, Most of them intended for either Wood or

Coal, and many of them having 1, iVVO I'l UIC I'LACES, one for winter and one for summer.

In Ills assortment of PARLOR STOVES, ar« the Soavenir and Floral Parlor, which aro admirable for either wood or coal, as also Is the self-regulating Cottnxe Parlor. Mr. SAVRE has also au extensive assortment of TIN AND JAPANNKO WARE.

STOVK FIXTURES, &e.

O* Stare, oa Market Street, 2d Door North of National Road Strort, opposite Farrlngton's Block, Terrz-Haute, Indiana. Juue2S, lK»2-39lf

TOITE'S

-gnr

No. «, Phoenix Block, Notional Road Street.

are consUntly receiving additions to our pr aent well selected Stock, of Foreign

and Domestic Dry Ooods, Groceries, See-, and which we will continue to sell, for Cash, or Produce, at sach prices as will satisfy all, that it is their interest to patronize os.

Terra-Hants, led. Oct. i, l^.r»2.

UMBRELLA#—J«st

received 100 of the very

best qaallty Whalebone —Cane and Steel frame Umbrellas, which will h* sold at M»nnfacturers prices, hy A &E.1 UlTIi, ForCheapand

aoodBIack Silks

go to Tuite's.

they have jest received new snpply. Terre-Haate Oct. 1, ISM.

Groceries, Queenswaxe, and

GHASS-

ware.

OR FAMILY USE, we have all the srticWa needed, and will lake pleasure in offering our G^odc to the PevpU at prices that wUl lasere sales.

We have the very best GUNPOWDER aad IIYSON TEAS, Co (Tee, Sogar,

Spices, Ilye Staffs, Ac. WILLIAMS & EARLY,

Nev.S 6y PtopUt'StHre.

DOMESTIC OOODS.

f^LEACHED and Brown Sheetings aad Shirtinga ef ell grades and prices "White aad Half Bleached Caatoa Flannels

DriHtnfs, Checks—Bed Tickings and Liuseys— 4(M, Superior White Gauge Ftaaaels.1 TwifM.Ked,Green White do All W ool. Red, Yetlow, Heavy White do For sale at law price*. WILLIAMS EARLY,

Nov. 5, 18J2-6y FtopUs' Start.