Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 February 1853 — Page 3

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From the New York Herald.

The Polygamy of the Mormon**-3fo#« Revelations. We published recently, for the information of the incredulous an official confession or mormon polygamy, from Orson Prstt, a liigh priest of the Mormons, and commissioned by the Prophet Brighom Young, as the missionary apostle of the Latter Day faints, for the conversion of the heathen at the city of Washington, From the Seer, a periodical published by Cider Pratt, in the

aid city, wo Imvo some addtiional light thrown on the aatne suhj^et. II-jsays, that 'Brigham Young just now, is the ortlj man on earth who holds the key* to miniver the cereinonv or marriage for time and for all eternity.' fie then proceeds to state, that iioiwithstanding a manwife may be hostile to the to the introduction of another into the family, she must show good reasons for it to the Prophet, or her complaints will not pass muster. Of the various wives and children which may constitute a Mormon family, Elder Pratt says •There is no particular rule as regard* the retittenoe of the different branches of a faihily. It is very frequently the case that they all reside in the same dwelling, and take hold unitedly and with the greatest cheerfulness, of the different branches of household or domestio business, eating at the same table, and kiudly looking after eaoh other's welfare while the greatest ieace and harmony prevail year after year. Their children play and associate together wjij the greatest affection, as brothers and sisters while each mother apparently nunjfe»ts as much kindness and tendor regard for the children of the others as for har own.'

Beautiful! beautiful! Nothing like it, even in the mysteries of Socialism:— •And morning and evening, when the husbaud calls together his family to worship the Lord, and call upon his name, they all bow tha knee, and with the greatest union of feeling, offer their devotion to the Moat High..'

What a delightful itata of things, to be aure! A man with seven wives, and eaoh the mother of a half a dosen children, all thus harmonizing* to the number of fifty, around the husband or father of the whole familv under the same roof. But it appears, aooruing to Elder Pratt, that— •It is sometimes the oase that the husband provides for his wivea separate habitations, as Jacob did for his four wives, eaoh of whom had a separata tenu (Sea Genesis, 31 33.) Where all the wivee are equally faithful, the husband generally endeavors to treat them all without partiality.

How romaotiol How patriarohall How interesting and instructive, these plain and honest confessions of the marriage covenant of the Saints at the Salt Lake.

But suppose a oaae. A saint has seven wives, eaoh living io a difleren tbouse-— He 'treats them all without partiality.'— Bui can any one of them answer how it ia thus possible for him to be at home more than one night in the week! la not thia also a mystery!

Such are the abominations of Mormonlam, through the confession of their delegated apoatie to Washington. We trust that the government will not much longer tolerate tneae things. The* are open defianoe ol the laws and social institutions of the whole country—they are an an outrage up on common deoenOY—a monstrous outrage upon woman's rights to a husband of her own—and ought to be abolished before they lead to the disasters of a civil war.— We trust that Gen. Pierce will not overlook the Mormon*. They must oonform to the )aws, II is time they were taken in band.

The beat dancer io the world, now, is said te be Miss Maywood, of Philadelphia. She is now in Italy. At her benefit in Florwnoe, a ehort time *ino*» it mqaired tetm wagons to carry away the bo*5*** ^rown at her feet,

An SigUsh admriewatni readI *a te low*—'To be sold, it! suits in law, the property of an attorney about to retire from busnoes-

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SBWATB.—WEUXESDAY, Fas. 16.

"0X* The bill to amend the general banking law passed—ayes 31, noes 17. Tne bill requires, 1st. Fhat bonds to the amount of

2d.

Th« client* art nch and ©*»t»

daughter ef the late Da.

That the stock*

shall consist of the bonds of the United Siaiek or of thia State, or of the States of Ohio, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts, Tennessee, or Kentucky, such bonds to be made equal to aatock producing 6 percent, per annum except of this State which shall be received at their market value not above par no bonds shall be taken by the auditor at a rate above their market value or above par and when any State whose bonds are in pledge shall fail to pay interest, the bank depositing them shall be required to withdraw them within thirty days and substitute or return an amount of its notes equal to the amount of bonds so withdrawn and in case of a failure on the part of any bank to comply with this provision the auditor is required to close the bank. 3d. Authorises the banks to loan and circulate their noted within this State. 4th. That a list of the bunds filed by any bank shall be published in two papers published at Indianapolis, and the bank shall keep the same posted in its office in plain view at all limes. 6th. That it shsll be a criminal ofTence for the auditor to sign more than $100 of bills for each 112| dollars of bonds deposited. 6th. That before any bill? shall be signand registered, the bank shall file in the auditor's office a list, verified by oath, of the directors of said bank, not less than five, who shall all be residents of the county, where the bank is located, and who shall be bona fide stockholders to the amount of not less than 92001) each that the auditor of State, shall close any bank when he shall be satisfied that it]does rtot continue to] have aboard of directors as above provided, or that it is not lending its money at the place designated for its location, or that it is not doing a legitimate banking busines at the place where the bank purports to be located. 7th. Authoizes the auditor to sign bills by deputy. 8th Fixes the compensation of the auditor for signing and registering bills at 10dollars per thousand. 9th That ail bank* heretofore under the general banking law shall, within sixty days, comply with all the provisions of this act in case of failure or refusal to do so, the suditor is required to dose any bank thus failing to comply. 1 Oth. Provides that thf act shall go into force immediately.

Another Wabsixq!—We

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^tes

A I E

Fa Christ's Church, Norfolk, Va~,oa At 3d tat,

the Rev.

Ml Cphmims,

YOtTirG, U. 8. N., to Mias

Past Midshipman J.

EVA

WATKINS,

Watdms,

Augusts, Ga.

the 10th tost., by the Rer. 8. K. Sran, GERRELL E. BID WELL te MARY HOWARD, all of this county.

A Good Idea.

The Board of County Commissioners contemplate building (probably next summer) an addition to the Town Hall, or rather a new Town Hall, for the accommodation of our County and Toifn ofBoee, &o. Such a building is much needed, as the present offices ere neither convenient nor sufficiently commodious. We hope they will erect a building whioh will be an ornament to the square.

Telegraphic.

Prom New York. New

York.

Feb. lb.

Gen. Pierce left Concord yesterday after, noon accompanied by Sydney Webster, and numerous friends. There waa no public demontratioo on the occasion. He remained in Boston last night, and will be in this ctty to-night. He hsa indefinitely and unchangeably formed his Cabinet and none but those selected know who compose it an probably it will not be made public until the 4th of March.

Not a week passes but we meet with accounts of insanity produced by the delusion of spirit rappings. The following we find in the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of Jan. 26th:

are pained

learn that a highly respectable and aim table young lady of Pulton. Landerable county in this State, has been rendered insane by the 'spiritual rappings.' Again we aay—beware of this strange mania.

Hamilton, and Dayton railroad

ctnnati, company, related to the consequences of a mishap, which sometimes overtakes travelers—the loss of a ticket.

The plaintiff having lost his ticket, an4 being called upon to produce it. was ejected from the car at night, and compelled to walk over a mile for shelter. The weather being cold, he froze his feet, and brought an action to recover damages for th* alleged injury.

The Judge charged the jury, that the tikeket was merely evidonce of a party's having paid for the privilege of riding in the oars and that if the ticket were lost, it was competent for him to^ jubsutute other evidence in its place.

In regard to the suggestion, that a lost ticket might be found and used by one who had not paid for it, the Court remarked that a company need not expose themselves to any such imposition as this. It is not necessary that the tickets should be issued in such a manner that they would be good in the hauds of a stranger, who may happen to haye obtained po$session of it.

A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff in the sum of 8500.

A Spoiled Nut.

Enos K. Nutt, the editor of the Wabash Commercial published at Williamsport, says "We have concluded to contribute no more to the success of party organization than any other individual hereafter. It was a most desperate physio for us to vote for some of the late whig nominees in this county."

The lady of ex-president Tyler, has written a long, able and eloquent letter to the Duches of Sutherland, Bedford, and Argyle, the Countess of D?rby, Viscountess Palmerston, and other English ladies, who got into a perspiration from reading 'Uncle Tom's Cabin.' Mrs. Tyler speaks right 'out in meeiin*' and administers to the fanatial sisterhood a well-deserved castigalion. v.

The Speaker of the U. S. house of reprepresentatives, has deoidod it to be in der to oall the house of representatives a bear garden —a member having boen called to order for using the exprcasion, but was decided Mo be in order.'

83* The Tea buatness Is rapidly Increasing, and trtaat that Wholesale and RetaK D«

G«f. Pi beck's Carriaos-—To

$800.

'ealers

it is imi should know whsrs to make the most purchases. Moor* it Chestsr, corner oT Seventh and Walnut sts Cincinnati, are the largest dealers in the West, and ate prepared to supply every demand. 1

tageons

0£r Com. Stockton haa resigned his seat in the U. S. Seunate and the Legislation of N. Jersey has elected John R. Thompson Democrat, to fill the vacancy. It is reported that Stockton will go into the Cabinet as Secretary of the Navy^

the ele

gant carriage already announced as having bean manufactured at Pittafield, Man., for the President elect, prasentors have now added a fine pair of bay horses,whioh they procured for

0£r The Washington correspondent of an Eastern paper aaya, that Dr. Bailey, the editor* of the National Era, ia expected to realise about

915,000

Q$* Alt immense emigrant ship, called the "Caroline Cbrisbolra," is about to sail from Southampton for Australia with nine hundred young women of good character as emigrants. Mrs. Chisholm, who baa taken great interest ia the emigration movement* will accompany them. The expectation is, that all theee "gentle er«attkrwM will be eagerly sought for in maririage by industrious mad hardy oaiiieca, fknaen, and abos keep* 4l era.

Loacacst Stauwtrr

mmmmm

ti 1

Pall Importations.

MERCHANTS ASI? DEALERS IN FANCY DRY GOODS, Are invited to look through my stock, coosistiagef Bmbiaidtriet,

Leers, Rains,

Bow*trfs, MilUmerf

Goods, Drc*s Trimming*, Hoeitry,

(Tina,

Crmamts, Hmadkerekujk, Port

Jtfesaeies,

C*mk». Brutke$,—+nd,

AMU

in short,

STYLES OF FANCY GOODS I I shall he receiving constantly front New York A actions and Importers, asany of the most desirable and cheap My tea ef Goods.

The plan adopted is to bay aad sell for CASH, charging Jive per cent,

arfaoasc.

Though this system has been ewwaasfatly tested by Staple Goods Heases, 1 believe this is to be the «ly hoes* carrying eat the same in Fancy Goods.

City aad easatry parch—em am favitad te loafe through this stock, hoping the red actio a ia priooe will make It to their interest to porchaae.

D. BERRY,

No. 193 East side of Mala street. Between Fourth aad Fifth, Cincinnati, O December 10,1852-11-ly

A. R. BREWER,

No. SO Fifth Street, North aide, betwwea lai» aad Walaat, CINCINNATI, OHIO,.'.^ ..

Manufacturer

of Bright Ware, co&e

and Tea Urns, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WARE, single or in sets Bathing Pans, ling

Wardrobe Shower Baths, Sponge Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, And every description oi RATUS made to order.

He aiao keeps constant! assortment of nAlN,

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, sad Sheet Iron. march 12,1852-34yl

Jeffersonville Hailroad.

rpHlS ROAD i» completed aad in operation to I Ediuiturg, (77 miles) Indiana, and the cars ran daily (Sundaysexcepted) as follows, viz:

Leave Jeffersonville at a o'clock A. M* Leave Cdioharg at 1 o'clock, P. 3K.

Heavy Damages—A Lost Ticket. passenger trains stop to pat down and take up passengers at the following places Sellersburg, late case of Alexander vs. the Cin Memphis Menrysrille, (late Morristo«n») Vienna,

Austin,

Baker's Lsngdoa's Fsrmington, Rock-

ford, JonesTille, Bannersville, Cslambus and Tay-

iorsrille. By this arrangement the trains form a direct connection with the Shelbyville, Knightstowa and Rushville ISI

RAILROAD

Trains, and with the early express train from Madison to Indianapolis, whioh enables passengers to take the Bellefoutaine, Peru, and Tor re-Haute Roads the same day, forming by the latter a connection with the Suges to St Louis-

By these connections travelers can learo /offersouville by the 5 o'clock A. M. train, (which carries UteU. S. Mail) and arrive at Terre-ijaute, and La Fayette the same day, and those from the Terre-Haute, La Fayette, Beltefontaine, Peru, Madison and Indianapolis Roads, taking the 1 P. M. train at Edinbnrg, will reach Jeffersooviile ami Louisville the tame day.

Passengers going North, bae&kf&st at Henry*viile. For accommodation train by lit of March see further notice.

C. H. B0RDLEY, Gen.

JaxoartD.

34th, 1853.

Bank Hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P.

Terre-IIaute, Feb. 1st, 1852-l9lf

n, -v

clear profit from his

paper during the currant year. This may be called a large income but where ooe editor makes a fortune from his business, ooe thousand scarcely make out a living.

rmc Wo*u.

—The IBiaots Ceural Railroad is seven fetaadred and twenty aix miles in a straight fiac, wittcb prepares the road for «pt«! which co other road ia the tiuttd Siafta is capable of%.,

.tr 49,

Hip aad Sits Baths, Bath Tube, all sixes, BATHIHG APPA-

oa hand a general

Pressed, Japanned and Bronzed

Sup't.

The Jeffersonville FERRY BOAT will leave the Kentucky shore st quarter past four o'clock in the morning, to connect with the trniu and also leaves Jefiarsouville after the train arrives, be it early or late in the evening.

JAMES WATHEN,

Sup't

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

of Ferry.

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.

rf"1HI3 Institution, located four doors from the I Soutli-West Corner of the Public Square, in MrT ROSE'S BLOCK, is prepared to uegotiate sight and time drafts ou New York and other principal cities Discount notes and other evidences of debt, payable as above Receive deposites. Deals ia Gold and Silver Ceiu. Makes Collections snd remit the samo by drafts, leu curreut rate of exchange. Remit money to Englaud, Ireland, Scotland, and Germany, on its owu responsibility. Drafts on New York, and other principal cities, will always be kept en hand and for sale at lowest rates. O* DxrosiTSS from business men and others who wish to keep an active deposit account are respectfully solicited.

C. E. GUNNISON, Cashier.

DRSTYOUMAN & MAHAN

HAVING

associated themselves together lu

the Practice of Medicine and Surgery, will give prompt and effieleut attention to all business entrusted to them. They hope by strict attention to busiuess to merit their share of public patronage. Office on 4lb street, Snd door North of "Prairie City" Drug Store. j*.

Terre-Haute Feb. 4, '53,-19-tf. IMf

WOOL! WOOL!!

100,000 lbs. of Wool WANTED, good, clean to Fleece aad Tub washed,

For which I will pay the highest price in CASH, at all times. JOHN TlfiRNAN. Terre-Haute, Feb. 4,1853-19tf

Dried Apples.

Afrom

VERY superior lot of GRAFTED FRUIT, Northern Ohio, at CANAL STORE, Feb. 4, l@53-l9-3t Canal Basin.

J. BSlTTOtt. t- N. ASH LIT. BBTTTON & CO.,

FORWARDING COMMISSION MKRCHANTS, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

CASH PAID FOR

Wheat, Barley and Flaxseed, White Beans and Feathers, AT THEIR WARBHO0SS,

Corner ef First aad Eagle Streets, Canal Basin. December 19,1851*11

The oarriage and horses

are to be aent to Waahingtoa io a abort time, ^"1 aH -5*-1*'

LEATHER.

A AAA

kBS- Buffido Spanish Sole Leather

lUiUUU 5,000 lbs. Slaughter 8.0001be. Best CincinnatiM SO Do. Pink Ltnlngs

Tepptaf ssm4 Bladlag,

5 Morocco 5 French Calf Skins

Alee, a feed assortment ef all kinds ef Leather. Afresh supply ef LASTS, latsat fseMoa. HENRY SNY0ER.

Terra-Han te. Nor. 5-W

TOST received aa excellent let ef

DAfBS.

&ret rate article, aad »e abtake, far aale at

asaich 19, 1859-S4tf

SAGE'S,

Qppoette Uatea Raw.

extra fiae let of FRESH RAIStNS, teat received per staaaer'A»artcaa Star,^ aarf ler sale at

Marckl3,*S»44tf

W. SAGE'S, OppeaiteUaiea Saw.

PUBLIC LSCTDUB.

There will be a aerice ef tea er saere Pebtlc La«aras detivared befere the "Mmusrs" Hsaroatcai. Soetsrv," by varieve dlstlagalsfced l»4letdeats, dariag On preeeat Hat*r.

Pries ef adcaiashM la a siagie Lo^are IS eeats ~4e the wbete Gearse Tickets for the whale Ceataa «aa be bad st the Dssketecee.es ef aay ef the aaiwrttaed, Ces* *«~.fAr«afe««rAjua OW

SHERIDAN P. READ, WM. M. BARK,

X.M.BSOWN,

I. tf. COLTRlIf.

Deceesker 15,

FOR

OAT-f

H2IS Ka«rtai Seal PnJis ef B. U.

Ihrwabef i, i6kS-19if

fill

Union Row,

EveryatIfa

Monday, wednesdy aad Friday

SUeWoek, r-S. for the Ladica:

Aad EVERY NIGHT fof G^Uemea, aaUl farther settle

B-

ANTHONY, Age*.

HUNT. Jartbawr. Febraary 11,1853^0tf

Lafayettelnfirmary

TREATMENT OF THE BYB, uoiuscsuniinrwusnnnRBsusnns. HE uaderslgaed infonns the pabUo thai awing to tha great amoaat of Chronic Dtseeaes, which are prevalent la this ceantry, that be wtlt la fa tare devote the principal part ef hi* time to the treatment ef these difficult bat iotereeting class ef diseeeaa.

No praecriptien will be made witiboat first seeing tiie patient In fetare it will be expected that all persons spplyieg for relief, will come prepared te pey for attesdaace previous to leaving Lafayette.

No ease will be pat aader treatment where there is no prospect ef a core. In ail cases where a Care 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, daring which time there has been treat* ed eome three bundered cases, msay of whom have been afflicted from oae to tea years. Dr. Fonda invites alt who inay wish Information concerning bis success in practice, to call on Uiose who have been treated by him. By doing this the tacts may be obtained, and none misled. As I have from twenty to fifty cases under treatment all the time, the most satisfactory knowledge concerning my cure* ia Eye cases, Is to see the patients themselves. Tbit course will give full satisfaction, as say person who has been afflicted can fully appreciate the condition of those suffering.

P- W. FONDA, M. D.

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

Hon. James P. Ellis, do do Hon. Thos. O'Neal, do do Mortiu Roads, Lafayette

Rekiu Jones, do Esquire Bemlss,' do

",4"

George N ichol, do J1 Lymau Taylor, do |»r E. M- Wenver, merchant, Lafjyette Ross Gordon, do do y-*f T. P. Emerson, jeweller, do fir Henry Lawrence, druggist, do W. T. Mumford,agricultural wsrehoose,Lafay'to Ira Howe, merchant, Lafayette Andrew Pierce, Warren county, David Smith, do J. D. Armstrong, «s,4-do VA John Gray, ^"^dof v, I Wm. Rhoads,

do«v"t

Wm. GiUzen, ^do^. John Jackson, Wild Cat Prairie

Wm. F. Hague, Tippecanoe county Pernham Bos well, Wea Plains Alex. Jestor, do as. Travis, '-«do Jos. Travis, J-*'* do Mrs. J. Travis, do Joel House, Wild Cat Prairie Mr. Metxker, Grand Prairie Abe Jackson, Benton county James McDonnld Atilca Tim O. Mnrtlne, do Sam Knolln, Iroquois, 111 B. F. Kaney, do doy .* J. D. Wiloon, Esq. do do '.y

Goorge Kuolin, lienton county, -'"i". -J Mr. Aydclotte, Montgomery county Mr Bea.ilvy, L*q., Wca Plains .... Johu Brookbaok, Delphi Moxes Oolton, Pittsburgh Uriglu Black, Dayton John EyUnds, do Judge Augney, Frankfort Jacob Buuphman, do Jas Doty, Franklin co W. Krvin, Wea Plains Danl Fositeiman, Poaeyville Philip Mondy, do Lemuel Hosford, do Geo Gray, do J. Francis, Monfgomeijr county, Wm. Hawkins, Pine Thos. Hawkins, do t(. Hollingsworth, Round Prairie. *-^1 Mr. Keniile, Tlpp«*canoe county

G. M'Mlllaln, Danville III, J. Stephenson, Tippecanoe county A. Scott, Shawnee Prairie Wm Chritto, dej Ellis Insley, do A Tootl", Ooal Creek Scofteld, Esq, Delphi Mr. Cooley,9 Mile Prairie Jehu Ellis, 9 Mile Prairie Golilsbury,Dayton James Hamilton, Booue county Walter W. Early, Terre-Haute. N. B.-—Persons visiting tiiis city for the purpose of having their eyes treated, will please be upon their fttard,

as the undersigned has not ad

opted the policy of other practitioners, to wit, that of drummers. Feb, 4, »53,-16-3mo. P. W. F.

BOSTON LEATHER STORE, NATIONAL HO AO ST OPPOSITE UNIOW ROW,

'f TERRE-HAUTE, INI). .-it*

THE

subscribers inform the public that they have just opened on National Road street, opposite Union Row, a

m*r-m

tiier store,

lea

with a foil assortment of all kinds of £eaiher, such as Spanish, CluctunaU, and Coautry-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirting and Collar Leather French snd Philadelphia Calfskins Lining, Sheep and Deer skins. Bituiing,

Pedskins Tampice and French, gentlemen's aad ladies Morocco. They also intend to keep a general assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE

TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, etc., etc. Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importera in the Eastern cities,sre snch as to enable them to sell 3 very thing at the very lowest prices. •_« Cash paid for Green snd Dry Hides.

MYERS

GEO. KERCKHOFF & CO.

April 83,185a-30yl

NEW YORK.

SILK GOODS

OBBAP FOR CASH.

4t KNISBI.Y, (late MYERS, SUYDAM At KNISELY,) looking to the loiereet of their patrons as aseit as their own, have adopted the "Pspaisr Trade" of selling goods entirely for CASH. Every business man knows that where goods are sold for Cask safy, they esn be afforded much cheaper than where a general credit business is done, therefore we hope that all oar old friende aad the bade generally will call aad give us "a look.** Oar Stock consists of Silkt, Ribbcms, Dress Goods, Skawls, Laces, While Good*. Gloves, Crapes, Pongee HdJcfs. French Merino.Bomhtztne, Alpacas, $-c.

Which are pledge oarselvee to sell at from

Ten to Twenty per cent

losrer thaa the asaal credit pricee. At the eld Stand, If a. l«t Broadway, corner of Liberty Street. JAMES MYERS.

WILLIAM KMISELY.

New York, Feb. 1853-20-3«

NEW BOOK&

of Heary Ksmeaii, Bs^ byThaca-

j* Nevet, or Yariatlse laXM^sh Life, byBalwer. Btaaca, a Tab ef Erta aad Italy, by Edward Materia.

Uh.

Eaick Kwci* fre«aaEdtt«*a Table, by L.G«yletd Ciark. Exaarieaee ef LUe, by E. M. SeweS. '"V Uaete Teai^i Cakta,eheM edMea, For sale at wTfi. BUCKINGHAM'S.

Fehraary 11, 1851-^f

ITAT.HWI'IWUH

A FTNE ase»rtiatef

jljL

$srsals at W- H. BUCKXNGAAM^, t£aI,

Feb.

"3£ turnI

i»l. Sifaefthe-BigB^k."

11, iX BOOK STOKE-

iskaiinrii«liiii

CLASS'S HOTEL,

eoassa or saowa ono) axs viasT erasers, Ttew If—la, Indtena.

TStand,

EEK

aadera^aed has rseasasd his farmer aear the Bridge, sad eafr Bhek fnm PmUkS^nmn. Thta tfanae has beea greatly enlarged aad lss by a large addition of Bed Rooms, aad a is Diatag H»«,—dl Pbpered aad PainM,~aad faraWted witfr New Faraltam, Owwets, Bade au* Beddlaf, aad Table Faraitare. Having an *ye single to the comfort and eoaveaieacs ef his guests must atake his Hoasa a pleasant stepping

or otherwise la abort, ae patae aer espeass arlil be spared te make Me Heaee aa Sgrssahh aad plsseant stoppl^ place for his gasets.

HIS TABLE

Will always b? farnWied with the

Dr.

the

country aflbnla, aad ae palaa er ezpettae will be spared to admiaiater to tha gratification of the lastee ef hie Patrons.

Is large aad entirely Iftm, amoag the beet la the City aad, at all times, will be aappiied with good Hay aad Grain, end Horses strictly aUeaded to.

modcrwt*—Cmil cafwt

Gfcaroee

BOARDERS takes

the Day. Week,

Month or Year. Dec. 3, IdSS-lOtf JAMES S. CLARK.

JUST RECEIVED AT

Hililli

llsSliS

A Large Supply, carefully selected, ef

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware.

The subscriber has just received new supply ef Gold atid Silver Watchee, Silver Spoons, gold pins, finger rings, esr rings, cuff pins locket, vest, snd guard Chains Pencils and the beet of Gold Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods. CUTLEItY—"Consisting of fine Pocket snd

Hunting Knives, and REVOLVERS. Specks and cases, gold and silver, plaited, and steel frames, to suit all eyes. CLOCKS of different kinds and prtcea.

Vatches repaired in the best workmanlike manner, and

wamuntsd.

JACOB K. CRISHER,

First doer west of Farriugton's Block, and Nov. 5, 1852-6tf North of Court House.

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS, (SUCCESSOR TO Z.

GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker.

RESPECTFULLYthe

Terre-Haute aud vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to above business, with a view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indtspcnsable duties attending the death of a friend, and would state that hs is prepared to undertake the whole business of Funerals, if desired, or any part thereof,at reduced prices.

A HEARSE will, In all cases, be furnished

of charyt

YOl/MAfiS,

Physician and Surgeon

(LATE or LICSI.NO Cou.vrr, OHIO

HAVINGpracticeChildren,of

hade number years experience

iu the of Midwifery end the diseuses of Women and Dysentery, Billions Fever, Malignant Erysepalss, Typhoid Pneumonia, and Typholu Congestive Fever. Also chronic diseases in all their various iorms—particularly enlargement of the Liver aad Spleen, so prevalent In t!ls country—tenders his services to the citisens of Terro Haute and vicinity, hoping to receive a liberal shere of patronage.

Dwelling next door East of J. F. King—office on 4th Street, second door North ef Prairie City Drug Store.

Jan.2l,1853-l7-tf

DAVID S. DANALDSON.

rftontcTM or TUB tifini nturtRa orrics,

£2 Notara public,

^Terre-Haute, Indiana

WILLTransfers

pay attention to executing Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, Deposi-tions,-and of Land Warrants. Acknowledgments taken and Affidavits Certified.*— Notes and Bills of Exchange, protested. Protests on lost or injured Csrgoes, promutly Issued. Bounty Land, Pension, and Money Claims sgainslthe United States, attended to tu coujunc Hon with J. S. Gaixahss, Jr., Agent at Washing ton City.

IT Deeds promptly prepsrad for executing, and charges reduced te the most reasonable rates.jSfc Dec. 311853-tf O. r. COOIERLT.

WM. E. X'LEAJf.

COOKERLY & McLEAN,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. W. E. McLEAN,

and CommissiuDer of Deeds for tbe btates of Oblo and Kentucky, Will gtrs prompt atteatioa to tbe taking sf Depositions, Acknowledgment of Deeds. Mortgages, owers of Attorney, aad all busineas of N wiisl

CT OFFICE, third story, Union Raw, adjoin' ing the Journal Printing Office. November 91, ltttl-tf-Zf c. w. BAasoca. a. r. ana

A O & A

Attorneys at Law,

TEHEE iLhCTE, INDIANA.

Will practice their praf»srtott ia Vigo aad adoialag eeonties. Ait basi&eas estrasted to ibeir care will meet with prompt JKteatioa. Office Ja f»rrington's Baiiding, Not i, an stalta.

St*. 3, 1852-43 tf

XUST received a large Colorado, La fW. Norma Cigars, by

HaataOrag Starat Iee.% ItfSS-ltftf'

SEPT

eappty of Most* Crieto, .. Geaeni Tavlor aad La bca er retail, at the Terra-

J. R.

CUNINGHAM.

TO THE PQttlC IN GENERAL AND EVERT ONE IN 1PAMTXCCLAE.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

WILLIAMS EARLY,

On Naiunml Road Streel opposiu ike COURT HOUSE,

tfsnecs and Strangers riettlag the great variety ef Ueada Wwer ftiert

Prairie City

tad a

te a*H|llMhr ww haws bean giTauacail *Nev. 5, l«S^y

LARGE

thaa they

WILLIAMS EARLY.

asaortaaent«{

FRESBt CAJfDttt

of oeary kaa snd «alar, j*st rseaHrad aad j, a* fAOPE. math

16SC-2U

Off***

Vaiaa lew.

Opaning of the Full Trade, AT THF

BCCOTB CASH STORE {NO. t, UNION BOW.) rrtHE aadareigaed Is new reeeiviag tha targaat

JL and boat steak ef Fall aad Wiater Goods he has ever oraog^t tathls aMrkat ail bought fram tha firat hands ia Naw Yark* Beaton, and other aaatara citMa»aad aa

the aery beat terms. Gen-

seqaently he is prepuad ta a&r every tadnoeman% in tha way af food goods at low raise that sen be ofttel to taaut aurebaoata. The repast the Backeyo fcr

CHEAP GOODS,

Tsrre-Haute, Sept. S4i, 188,-SStf

frte

to such as procure coflins at his sstabllsh-

ment. COFFINS kept on hand of all sites. To persons iu the country I would sny, thst I will furnliih coffins chtaper

than they have been

furnisliod by sny person iu the county, and will attend the Funeral with my Hearse, free of charge, any distance net over ten ntiies.

SHOP ou Cherry street, betweeb Market and Socond streets. Terre-Haute, January 21,1853. 27—tf

To the Citizezurof Vigo County. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

have just opened a new snd desirsMe stock ef Fancy snd Staple Dry Goods, which we ofFer to tho cititene of Vigo couuty at prices which we guarantee will give satisfaction to all who may favur us with a call.

Oue of our tint) Is at preeent East, purchasing, snd ws will be constantly edding te our present well selected Slock. We warrant all our Goods to be what they are reprlfcented, and will sell them at the 9erg

lowest

pricta

It Is much the largest aud complete aaeortment we have vet brought to thie market. Purchased iu New York ou beet terms, we srs enabled te sell at very lowest Cesh ratef.

April 16,18SS-39m3 R.Jfc O.TOUSEY.

Double Rectified

W IS E

LUDQWICI

Informs the citizens of

Jaconet and Swiss Edglags snd Inssrtlngs. Velvet Ribbons, snd a great variety of Drees Trimming. Buttons—Fringes—Loses end Edgings. Pluiu snd Embroidered Linen Hdkfs. for Ladies and Gentlemen: For sale cheep by WILLIAMS

a. nowmm.

aamlaf assaaa. a goad bargaina.

wtt haaMsa thaa aaittoad Wo hoao aaasr hean ahio to gteo aa Our Retail atock oamprtws aa aasertmeat of all ktode af Dry Goods, Soots. Shoes, Bats, Ccps,

Bonnets. Ribbons, &c., fc.

Our Carpet Department haa been largely In* creased, aud afftraa the greatest variety of all gradee, stylee paturna af three ply, eup0rhue.ex.lra bne, and fine tag rain Cnrpota* incluuiug tha lower gradee of Hemp aad Catton da* tagetiter with Drugget, with all widths and qualities, Ruga, Matte, eta, te be found any where iu tbs waetern eannuy^nd ALL AT REDUCED PRICED

Also,—lS-4,-d-4.-6-d,-JS—4,-4-4, aud 3-4 Floor Oil Cloths,Matting, etc., Tabia OU Cloths of various wldtha and patterns.

A groat variety of Window Shadae* some rich and elegant. Damask Curtate stufi, and Curtaiu Drapery. Window Cornices, Curtain Banda and Pins, Cords snd

Tassels, eta., etc.

We arc also srail eupptted with a heavy stock af all kinda of Staple Gooie including eeveral oaeee ef Boots and 8beee for the Jobbing trade which will be sold at a small per cant, abova coat.

L. RYCB.

ttitdi,

for cash or trsde. A. & E. TUITE,

No. 8, Phcrnlx Block. Naiional Roan 8troet, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3, l&62-49tf

CASH STORE,

Wto

u., No. 2, Piiosnix Row.

E Invito tne attention of Cesk buyers our Slock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,

NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting and House rurxiishing Goods.

dt HUl-MAN are now manufac

turing au article of Double Rectified WhUkey, far superior to auy ever brought from Clucinuutl, and In strength, purity and Huvor decidedly the best ever sold iu this western country. All those who prefers first rate article to a common oue for the same money will pleese cell at the

CINCINNATI STOTE, Union Row. All kinds of Domsslie snd Foreign WINES AND LI QUO IIS, of the best quality, aud at Cincinnati prices, always on hsnd.

Terrs-Haute, Jnu. S3, 1852-I7tf l. & n.

KMBKUiDEKiES, &c.

JAtlES

Kich Inside lltfkfn. and Chrmi

s«tteK, Collnrs, CuOT» and Undemlefre*, comprising rich styles, White end Second Mourning.

urcbass of oar Goods freei

EARLY,

Nov. S, l852-6yl Peoples' Store.

Carpetings and Hearth Hogs.

csu offer. In these goods, aa haudsoiiie a selection as can be found In tho City, and at prices as will dsfy comparison thsse goods were purchased at

Low ttattt

and we Intend Selling

them very cheap. WILLIAMS 4 EARLY, Nov. 5-6yl Ptopltt* Stort.

Traveling Baga.

I iME very best assortment, for Ladles and 1 Ueutleineu, of Brussels, Drugget snd Oll'd Clotli Trsveliug Begs snd Satchels, die., Is to bs found st ths PsorLSs'STas. For sale cheep, nov. Slf WILLIAMS & EARLY.

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

O KINDS and sites of PLOWS 32 different c\. kinds of STOVES Four sises STEAM ENGINES fi sizes

Horn Powers and Threshing

Machines 1 site Weir's Vegetable Grinder or Corn Crabber Tuaxtno

LATHas

for Wood or Iron

Welt sod Cistern PUMPS. All kinds of Mill snd Machinery Csstings Brass and Compoaltlon Castings Plow Csstings and Plow Points of svery kind. All descriptions 01 TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK, Hollow Ware, Lard and Sugar Kstlles, Andirons, Sadlrens snd Wsgon Boxes, Also, all kinds of FINISHING either In Cast Iron, Wrought Irou or Brass snd PATTERN MAKING, of every description, st tbs sbove sstabllshment corner of First snd Streets.

There are no better mrtrmen In this country, nor better sfeci need, than will be found at those works. Having heretofore received a liberal share of patronage, I shall, In future, aim to merit Its contiaaaaeo. mm

Iff

offerad at tboloweet rates, among whloh may be found the Best Cincinnati Tanned Solo Leather

ORISWOLD A

fkse

New York Red Cincinnati Band Harness, Bridle and Skirting Leather Kip and Calf Skias aad Upper Lining and Pad Skins Philadelphia Ladies Moreeeo

Men's

Goat, Doer and Lamb Sklas shoo Mating] all of which eon he had cheep for Coak! The public are rsepeotfalty requeeSed te call aad examine my steck.

CASH paid for Leather la the toagfc. Prompt attention paid to all orders. tXThe highest caeh prtoe paid for IHdae, green and dry, at all times alee, for good fth«*p Pefta.

October S4, JOHN TIERNAN.

A&ornmjn and Cemmtom TEERE-UAUTE, INDIANA.

1. P. BAIRD* NOTARY

iripft attonUoo te tho uktagef ^seWsns,

**1^oS^"wid au^l'PhawS^todi, No. T. May 7, IdHMttf

OOTTOHAPES

T5if ®. a Aaa anria.it af those foods W a* hand wUah.asfttolata ta the season, wtB a*aa«sa»tssa«wt,

T. war'

PRAIRIB CITY

DRUG STORE,

BROWNING WATT..

wholesale

AND RSTAIL

dkuogists,

Brashes, Perftorry, Glassware,

American lVtadow-Gla,ss, Apothicsrkffi

NEWSHOESTORE

aciioor.KY VA.vnoitN,

Offer for sale a largo assortment of BOOTS AND S1IOKS.

ALSO, A VAKIFTY OT

BAlfft &{?*

All of which tiiey will s«*ll srwholesj!^ or rrliiii, at their new storn In Phanlx Row, ou Nutionul Road street, fifth d*or from thr corner ef Market street.

They will ulso manufacture Boots snd Shoes to order st the sentr plnce. SCHOOLEY VANHORN.

Terre-IIaute, October 1(1, lFil-S-tf

mVEJIOilEF"

Market Street 3d Dour North of Phorni* Oocu,

johnIiayre,

HAS

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, May 9,1851-38-tf

Bargains to be had in Leather

AT RBDUCED PRICES 1

^"IOIS VISftlAS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIDES AND LEATHER,

National Road Street. Green Front, Nertb of the Square, Terra*Ilaoie, Indiana.

aaamta dis *x» unatu noao en., oatcc aew# TEHIUE- HAFTE, INDIANA. |T A VI N purchased this new and etegaMf* J' 1 eetabHshneat from its fbvoier preprleter,^ DrTK. H. Swain.aad fitted It np lu them«etdesir-fe---able aad aaaeoalsat meaner, we are now prepared to oeeamaaodata aB who will fuvnr us with their rpetroaoge, with csory artlole halenging te anr line. We aaa now inrsoet^t 0/ a very bwivy Hiring »upply* whioh readers ooo stack eae of the iargeet and most ooapleta eear brought to the Wabash Valley, all of which we are prepared to wrrssl, aadasedetarmiuad tossli far euan. er to unJouKted promfl daalara^on tbe nea--! time, as low as they can bs pnrchaaed In any of the neighboring cities, We respect fatly invite the atfntloQ of M«rehaau, Maaufactnrets^ Pkyslctaas, Consumers and Dealers. geuemlly, who wlil find our stcck to comprise aioll, sitaasive and weU-selectci supply

Shop Furniture,

PURKIW1NJES 4c BRANDIES, Snufll Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &c.,

All of whioh we win eell at Wholrealr er Hetatl. upon terma as favorable ee auy establishment in "Valley." Having made extrusive arrangomeats in New York. Bostoit, and Philadelphia, for lli«

lmpori*r$

ws feel assured thst

JUST RECEIVED almost endless variety of

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among bis present sssortmant may bo found tho Triumph, from Dayton lloosisr State and Krutuckian Premiums, from Qncioiialli New World, Globe, A tlas, Udlutur and Cult! rater .from A Ibuuy, New York. These are all sscelld&l patterns of Cooking Stoves, Most of them intended fur either Wood or

Coal, and many of them. Having TWO FIRli i'LACES, om for winter and one for summer. In hia assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are tits Souvenir and Floral Pnrlor, which aro admlrabls for either wood or coal, ss also Is the self-regulating Cottage Parlor. Mr.

also an eztenslvo sssortment of

TIN AND

No. B, Pluanl* Block, National Road Street.

are constantly receiving sddltiens to our present w41 selected rtoek, of Foreign

snd Domestic Dry Ooods, Groceries, Ac n:id which we will continue tosell, for C'S*h, or Produce, st such prices as will satisfy all, that it is thrir lnierrtt to nslronixe us.

Tsrre-Haut», Ind. Oct. 1, 1^1

UMIIRKLI.AS—Just

Ney. S4y

PUBLIC,

wllT gfve

Teams Hacrs, Oetebsr 1r IIS8-

TflTE- 1

received 100 of ths vet

best quality Whslrboar,-—Can« and St'el frame Ouibrellaa, which will t* aold at turrrs prtc*a, by A. dt K. 1UIT16. For Cbeap and &ood Black Silks go to Tuito's. they here ioot reaetved a ww supply.,, ^^'4,

Tsrre-Bsate Oct. 1. lteS2.

Groceries, Queen*ware, and Oiaaswaie.

FOE

FAMILY USE, WS hare all ths articles nsedsd, aad will tak* ploaaars laoflisrlng our l»«ods ta the

P-pl*

at prfc*o that wtSf l»s«re

Ws havs the very Wt CllfirOWIIKK aad HT*ON TEAS, CdCoa* Mtfar« Sptceo^ Dye Mtaffsjhc.

Drags anct Medicines, Sorgto&i Iflstruae^, Chemicals, I'ainf^, (Mis, Dje-Stufft, Spices, Varnishes,

sn«f .^r«

these tucre'ae*.

facilities, we can offer greaur tuducem»nts to the trade than has over hafore beeu ofl*oroti iu tlU market.

U* One of the firm, Dr. WALL, beln* prariltloner of Medicine, wlil keey

hi* oilier in

th«

counting-room and wUI,at ait times, give his personal atUntioa to tha filling prescription, preparing family compouuds, die.

N. S. Cluseng, Fiaxsetti, lleeswax and Must »rd Seed, taken in exchange for goods, or tu pAyui^ut of debts. **aNighi Bell st tbs side door ou Fourth Stcv^t

May 7, l8Sii-3Sif

NEW CONFECTIONERY AN1

UAKKltV,

On Main Street, at the Ofou rout furmfrlv pied by J. i\ Bnrnttt's SadUWry,

omi-o/Ivooccu

UNION UOW. l,v WILLIAM Si A :.

^T^HE undersigned has a tine stock of CA ND?E?, 1. RAISINS, FRUIT*, and everything usually found iu the cunfectiouers Hue. which he lutcuue

sell at thn lowest pricey. FRESH BREAD, CKACKERS, CAKES, Ac-, constuully ou band aud for sale Wholesale ani Retail.

His old friends and customers in city and couutry will havs their orders sitsuded tu promptly, as rortaerly.

WILLIAM II. 8A0K, Opposite Uuluu Kow.

Terre-Haute, March 19.

N E W S A IS II

Notice to Builders.

SASii, DOOR, blind AND pramb

MANUFACTOKY.

HAVE commenced the above liiiKlnros In ths I shop lutcly occupied ly A• Chsinhcrl ilo, on Fourth street, near the Post O0lc«, Orre-fi.Mitc and would take this ntrthori of informing p- ron« that may want anything In ths nlovr llui of I tsslaess, and invite them lo give me a cell, n* 1 maniifuciurlng my articles from the vry 6**f quality of Lumber. Per-ons erecting bull..Itigs In the cliy or country will find It to their iuli rtoi t« give rne a call, as I «h»ll spurs

pains lo ui:c«nn-

modste thern In finish and the lnU'*t stvlns of wrtk. Orders from dltisucs can be rent through lim Post Office, sud will receive Immetilute sl'.tiitlon. i'ersons lu the City will leave n* nrly ^s possible. N..\V. SllAKi'LK.

Terre-Hnote, July 9, lfMI-d'^-tf

1 1

Havsc

I%.

has

JAPANNED WARE. STOVE FIXTURES. 6ec.

S7 Stare, on Market Street, 2J Door North

tit

National Kosd Street, opposite Fsrrl«gt'n's liloc.k, Terr.-HauU, Indiana. Juu-.- 52i, I«j2-.'i9if

A. & B. TtTITE'S

fits.

WILLIAMS &. EARLY. fmrpUs* &U+*.

DOMESTIC QOODSl

i&BACMEO

Unas

aad Brown Shootings and Shirt-

of ail grades and pvtosa

White snd Half BWachwd Osaton natmels Pttibngh hecks—BW Tickfugs and Li as .7 s—

PoflnSt*..