Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 February 1853 — Page 3

^yftSCoturs© of Lectures. The eleventh Lecture* of the Course to be delivered thie wint«r before the MSCHASICS* HHTOWCAL baCirrv, will be delivered, by Da. J. G. STErmx®B "eoday evening next, (2Hth I ait,' at the Universalis! Church.

Subject: "Phytic, end the Physician." T'c^et* fw the Course—to be hid it the Book Store*. Single Lrcture 15 cU. Ladies free Doors open at t£ o'clock.

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In Elkhart County, on the 16th lust, JOHN INKS, aged 74 yea re, of Long Fever. In this place on Monday tart, of Scarlet Fever, LOUISA, Infant daughter of WM. E. D. and ASHE E« MtLI.EE.

On Sunday morning, the 50th last, at the real dence of ber father Jo% Comrrou, Esa., ELIZA 'jr. COX, consort of A. J. Cox, (ell of this county,) aged 90 years, S month*, and 20 days.

In the City of Reading, Pennsylvania, on Thursday morning, the 10th Inst, GEORGE GETZ, Mayor of the City of Reading, In the 64th year of Ota age.

The deceased wtu born In the city of LancaHer July 18th, 1789. He learned the printing badness in the Lancaster Journal office, nnder Col. Hugh Hamilton and at an early age entered the service of the United States as a Midshipman in the Navy. He took part—of which two Histories have made honorable mention—under Capt. James Lawrence, In the memorable engagement between the Hornet and Peacock, and performed active doty in several miner Naval exploits. In the latter part of the year 1813, he resigned his post In the Navy, and was appointed by Prosldent Madison a Lieutenant In the Army, in which capacity he served until the close of the War. In 1816, he removed to Reading, where he established the Berk* and Schuylkill Journal newspaper, which he published for over elxteed years. In March, 1850, be waa elected Mayor of the city of Reading, and re-elected In 1851 and '52 a mark of the confidence and respect of his fellow-citizens, which was a source of lively gratification to him in his declining years-—Dm

The New Empress of the French. Napoleon the Little, self constituted Emperor of France, has lately seen fii to mar ry. The favored (or unfavored) bride, is the theme of much comment, even in Dem ocratic America.

Aa many of our readera would like to know what kind of woman haa become Queen of France—wife of the ex-prisoner of II un—p*-oon«ta'»le in London—ex refugee, die., we subjoin the following from the Nrw Yoik Tribune, which shows that she was a daahing, dare-devil girl, full of fun, frolic, mischief, or fight, in accordance with iter humor at the moment. That she is intellectual, is admitted by all ihut she it ambitious, Is fully shown by her marriage with Louis Napoleon, whose character she well knew. Hut to the description:

For some year* the young Countess de Teba or Moifijo. who is now aboul twentylive, lias enjoyed the repuuti »n at MitJrid of an pxoeetlingly 'leal woman. Tall, graceful. of alaluesque symmetry, with luxurious unburn or taihrr red hair, a pale com|(\ion. which has Intfly stood in need of a liith? to^ur, great, Hucirical eye*, of a lri.v *o le *p and radiant as to pi«m for blrti k. rathi long and aristocratic features. larg*. but. rxquis'ely aculpturad nose, a liivi ly mouth, HIKI ttt'tli "I Uufzling whiteness, «hn ia a "f atlinimhle beauty, which a languid ami bl i«e air hardly diminishes. EH iowrd with uncommon wit anil n|»iii. she ,«poak* French, English, IliiliHti IT(M! (jtmnim will: as much fluency as StynnUh. A proficient in ex-r«'i*rs of strength utiil addrers. sh« ri!rs with the bnltliHi. nt.d ilrtviH li ur in hand with the most 11 *'u I

At Madrid it was the habit of our heroine to bid defiance to public opinion, as the whim might a ista l» r. Hhe used to appear nlnne in public, driving her own carriage.— She Itntl a »-o|iaraio establishment in her mother's palace. inciting and icceiving company without cotisul'iug her mother, und olu refusing ncci ai even to hor relatives. Onco her mother forced her door deipitQ (he remonstrat oe-i of the servant, who protected that the Countess wan'e I to be alone, 'l her great amaxamer.1, ahe found that her daughter waa missing. For twen-ty-four hours the young lady did not appear, and when ahe returned, coolly iuloaned her afflicted parent, who had loudly expreaaed her feara that there had been an elopement, that ahe had been away on an errand!

On another occasion, the whim takea her to nay a apecial compliment to literature, anu her oarriage atopa at the door of Senor Eaooaura. one of the moat prominent of living Spanish authora, who waa some years aince a miniater of the crown. *Good morning, my dear air/' waa ber aalutation to the astonished literatures *1 have come to breaktaal with you, in order to have talk with you on literature and poetry.'

A few weeks later, Bacoaura gave a dinner to a number of literary men, artiats, and actors, at whtoh the Counteaa waa preaent, without her mother or any other lady aa ckmprone. She waa the tife of the party, making apeeohea and giving toaata with the loudeat. Among the gueata. waa a third rate French actor, named Laferriere, who had great success at Madrid. He waa from the Theater Hiatorique in Paris. She took a fancy to him, and had a long oonversation with him. When the lime for leaving oame, 'Well,' aaid the Counteaa, 'my carcarriage ia hero, and I will take M. lLafer* Here to hisj hotel.' The young man waa a little abashed at auch courtesy from auoh a lady, but she ioristed, and they departed together.

M'tle do Montijo was also a great sports* woman, and my popular, ofcoutae, among the torreadeors, or buU-fighterf. She waa pfAsent at all the bull-fights in Madrid, where she! u*ed to wear the moat magnificent costum of a M*j* d* Seville something like that of M'lle Soioin the ballet of the same name at Niblo'a bat much mor^ oharaotemtic, A rery largo higb comb at the top of the head, with wreath# of roses falling each aide, mixed with the bain a proAistoa of diamond a, necklaces, bracelets, and rings a very abewy and tight waist, out low in lb* with bar* •ma a very abort skirt, opeo-worke4 stockings with oolortKl •mbrotdery, Mid vwy amaU embroidered sltpp«rs. Wbeo nb« a|»peared ia tho oirooa, abe waa saluted by «J| the torraadoc*.and exchangtwiwitbtbwa the moat cardial gr^tiogs. 'To thee, Counuaa de Tebe I dedioata my prowewl' they vroald exclaim, waAing kx*mm lowaid the

young lady. Braro ward! WaU fought, my boya," and athw woija pf the mo«t Uberal approbatioo. vara tha anawer. lo all auoh aoamaa lhara waa a conaideral^le dispiay of Spaniah traakaam, ebtoh would bare baaa vary ahachw^ lo

Amercao ladiea

tetite ef propriety of

State of Indiana, Clay consty, n.. Circuit Court •f Merck Ttrm A. D. 1K3. Mitros P. Can*, Motion te ifeiantate

VS. Decree of Forecle-

JXBXKUH T. PSATT, sore.

THE

Affidavit ef a disinterested and competent witneee, having been filed In my office, that the residence of aald Pratt is unknown, said Carter thereupon filed In my office a notice in substance as follows That at the September Term of aaid court A. 0.1851, the said Carter as assignee of a certain mortgage, executed by said Pratt, on the llthday of Angust, A.D 1849, toone IsaiahCrabb, by the order, judgment and consideration of snid court obudnMl a Decree foreclosing the Equity of redemption of said Pratt in and to the lands in said martga^e described, to-wit: Being a part of the north*east quarter of the south-east quarter of Section thirty-six, Town, thirteen, north, of Range seven, west/—(more particularly described in said notice now on file,)—which aaid Decree of foreclosure waa for the non-payment, at the time specified ia aaid mortgage, to-wit: the 1st of May A.D-1850, of the sum of $130.17 principal and interest to date of Decree, for the payment of which aaid mortgage bad been given as aeenrity, and the coats of said proceeding $30.78 cents. And that by the terms of said Decree said money was to be paid la ninety days thereafter, or in default thereof execution waa to iasue as upon judgments at law, and that said Decree was duly entered of record in said Court, and that the oame su afterwards destroyed by fire and that said Decree yet remains in full force, un reversed, unpaid and unsatisfied and that said Carter will, on the first or some subsequent day of the next Term of said Court, make a motion to reinstate aaid Decree and orders upon the records of aaid Court.

When and where the said Pratt can attend. GEORGE PINCKLY, Cl'k. FT**** for Plaintiff February 25, 1853-23-W3 $4.00

Vigo Female Seminaxy.

rpiiE next session of this Institution wi!i comI mence on Monday, February 21st. The liberal patronage we bare heretofore received inducee us to believe that a permanent School (in Tar re-Haa te) ia not quilt impracticable. The aession'will be divided into two quartera of 11 weeka each. The course includes the various branches of sn English education, together with the Languages, Painting, Drawing, and Embroidery, ana is divided iuto four classes and charged accordingly.

Term«s

Primary class, $3 per quarter. .Painting, $2. Junior 4 ..Drawing, 2. Middle 5 .., Embroidery, 2. Senior 6

ATS

..Lstia, 3.

Pupils chsrged from the time of entrance, and no d«duction lor absence, except in ease of pro-1 tracted sickness. It is important that those who' intend entering the Institution should come in the first week. In order that they be properly clasaed.

JULIET &. H. HOUGHTON.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 18, 1853-21

Vigo Collegiate Institute.

(MALE DEPARTMENT.)

rrtllE ensuing term of this School will com1 mence on Moodny, February 21st, and continue 11 weeks. Encouraged by the liberal patronage which we have heretofore received, at the aolicitation of the friends of the Institution, snd in order to accommodate the wishes of ail, we have made arrangements for those desiring to commence the elementary branches from A—B—C— dariana up through the various branches embraced iu a thorough Academic course. It is our intention to establish a permanent School in this place, and whatever energy and ability wo may possess wilt be directed to that purpose.

Terms as follows, to-wit: Primary department. $3.00 Middle 4 00 Junior 5.00 8.-uior 6.00

R. 8. THURMAN, Principal.

0*Xo deduction made except in case of pro tracted sickneas. Terre-Hnute, February 18, 1853-21

ORDINANCE

Levying A Tax for the Year IS}3.^

it orthtinrd by the Common Council of the Town of Terre-Haute, 'That iho following designated property within this incorporation, he subject to assessment and luxation for tiio present year, to-wit: All lands, tenements, hereditaments, and ihetr appurtenancea all household furniture, merchandise, moneys at Interest owing to the person to be taxed more than tltvy pay interest for, and other debts owing to them from solvent persons more than they are Indebted for, all moneys on hand, tools, Implements and stocks in trade, horses, mules, asses, cattle and hogs, coaches, carriages, buggies, wagons, drays and carts, saddles, bridles and harness, clocks, watches, musical instruments, gold and silver ware and jewelry, maps, paintings and statuary, salt, bides, furs, leather finished or in vats, lumber, brick, grsin, pork and lard, and flour not Intended for ahipment, and all other peraonal property not Itereiu enumerated a poll tax on all white male inhabitants, (sane and not paupers,) over the sge of twenty-one, and under fifty years and all lands included In the extension act, approved February 16th, 1839, other than where the same are laid out into building lots, to be taxed not ex needing the amount levied by the county for road purposes, and where laid out into building lota, to be taxed the same as if included in the original limits of the incorporation.

Adopted February 7th, 1£53. H. ROSS, President. Arrtrr: ALDERT LANGE, Clerk pro tem. February 11, 15J53-20-3W Editors Courier, Express Sl Prairie City copy.

Clover and Bine Grass Seed.

JUSTBLUE

receiving a superior lot of 60 bushels CLOVER SEED uso, a superior lot ef 60 bushels QRAS3.

Feb. 18,1853-91 m3 8. H. POTTER & CO.

NEW SPRING HARDWARE. WE are now receiving a vert? large lot of HARDWARE, of all kinds, direct from manufacturers, embracing the finest assortment of Mechanic's

Tools ever brought to this market S. li. POTTER 4 CO.

February 18, l§S3-21m3

Oils, Lead, Glass and

E ere now in receipt of 150 kegs of PURE WHITE LEAD, 25 do. RED and VENETIAN LEAD, 5 bbls. Linseed Oil, 4000 lights best Pine Windew 8a*b—S-10, I0-JS, 10-14 and 10-15 100 boxee beet Wiadew Glass, do. de 4 bbta. best Winter Lard Oil. 8. H. POTTER CQ.

ST!AN LI

February 18,1853-21 m3

Saddlery.

hare added Iw SADDLERY

largely to oar Stock IY HARDWARE,

aad we confidently say, that ire are prepared te give the acav IMUUS of any ia this marketcall and see. S. H. POTTER & CO.

February It*. 1853-9lm3

Dried Apples.

Afirem

VERY superior let of GRAFTED FRUIT, Northern Ohio, at CAN Feb. 4,18S3-19-&

?AL STORE. Caaal Basin.

Pakfhia

extra See let ef FRESH RAISINS, jeet received per steamer 'American Star,ISM fer sale at W. H. SAGE'S,

March 12, '58-24 tf Opposite Union Row.

FOR

BMBOSSED CARDS

ADVERTISING ENV^LOPES^jJ^-

SEALS AND SEAL PRESSES, GENERAL ENGRAVING, JCXmdQ,

CO Tf

II. H. SHIPLEY it BRO.*S, 98 West Fourth StrseV, Qnlanrti, O.

Another SeseaUSc

htrecT*J«T TO Diemmus DUSJewansst PtiwtR'—The true Difutim Fluid, or Omttitjuu*, prepared Cram Rennet, er the foerth eniiasah ef the ex, after Bare* Latere, the great Fhywlaiegfeal OwaiK, hy 8. B. Bewaws, l^PUMihkh. TtohhWa wsaderfUl reaeedy fer IniiHgestisn, Dyspef*eia, Jseedtce,Lve-Cem|^dat^Ceastlpatisa and IWiltty. caring after NatutHi own nwthed, hyNetate^ewa agent, the GeetrieJetee. Ftwaeh-

faretshM4 by efsats grt.t«a. nsedical adteWHissrata

Fall importations.

MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN

PAHCY DRY GOODS,

Are invited to look through my stock, 3o«wfstfng of EmbroiderUt, Lmcra, RiUtai, Millimerf Goods, Dm* Trimmimgo, Hontrjf, Olma,

CrmamU, Handkerchief*, Part Jfeaaa Combt. Brumtes,—-end. In short, ALL STYLES OP FANCY GOODS!

The plan adopted ia to buy aad sell for CASH, charging Jive per cemL mdoatux. Though this ay*tern has been successfully tested by Staple Goods Houses, I believe this is to be the

D. BERRY,

No. 192 East side of Main street, Between Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati, O December 10, lBSS-il-Iy

A BREWER,

No. SO Fifth Street, Ncrth sidet between JKais u4 Walnut, I N I N N A I O I O

MANUFACTURER

of Bright Ware, Coffee

and Tee Urns, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WARE, single or in sets Wardrobe Shower Baths, I Bathing Pans, Sponge Baths, Hip and Sitz Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, I Bath Tuba, ail sizes. And every description of BATHING APPARATUS made to order.

He also keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of PLAIN, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronxed

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. march 12,1852-24yl

William Lee

Co..

We have been endeavoring to conduct business {been treated by me.

upon such principles as to merit the confidence of the public, and so to combine the tasteful and beautiful with the useful in our very extensive sortment of goods, to render our house a favorite place of resort with ail classes of buyers

Our success thus far has fully met our expectations, but our aim is onward, and we have the most confident expectations that we shaN this year gain largely in popular favor, and give a wider spread reputation to our bouse, and our best efforts wilt be put forth to accomplish this.

Oar premises have recently been enlarged, and we have now a business house of large dimensions, and as perfect in its arrangements as any house in the country, while at the same time there is a degree of elegance and beauty throughout, surpassed by none devoted to the same business. Our stock or goods we design to have, especially in the business season, in keeping with our house—large in amount, varied in character as the wants of the community and in what appertains to the tasteful and beautiful, such selections from the richest, the latest and moat fashionable goods in the eastern markets, as will commend themselves to the taste of those who seek for this class of goods, and render it difficult for them to vith-hold their pat ronage.

We offer our foods at as low a scale of prices as can be afforded by any house engaged in a legitimate and regular business and our prices will be found to be one of the strong inducements we present for patronage.

We solicit attention to the following brief statement of our principles upon which our business is conducted FIRST—A system of uniform prices, (the one price system, and nosxorbitant or unreasonable price for any article in the house. SacOM»-Nodeceptivestateineiitsinleulionally made, either by the proprietors or salesmen iu relatiou to our goods. Tman—No urging of customers to purchas what does not please them. FOURTH—All customers and visitors of the house to be treated with gentlemauly civiliU, and earneal efforts made to render the ealla of all agreeable to them and promotive of their interests.

WILLIAM LEE & CO.

February 18,1853,-21.

THROUGH TO

New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadelphia.

PASSENGERSm.,

bound East, will leave Terre-

Hautc at 7 a. Indianap take the Morning Express Train of the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad at Dayton at 5 a. m. connecting at Bellevue with the Toledo and Cleve land Railroad, and arriving at Cleveland at 4 o'clock 45 min. p. m., connecting the same evening with all trains bound East.

FARE:

E. F. OsTORN, Supt. M. R. & L. E. R. R. Co. February 16,1853-21-ly

Jeffersonville Railroad. IIMMMRfiii

TEdinburg,

HIS ROAD is completed and in operation to (77 miles) Indiana, and the oars run daily (Sundaysexcepted) as follows, vit:

Leave Jeffersonvillent 6 o'clock A. M. Leave Edinburg at o'clock, p. M. The passenger trains stop to put down ano take rs at the following places Sellersburg,

uo |raaecH|M it«iHeetv|r »v |tn» «wwu esaa up passengers at the following places Selie Memphis: Henrysvllle, (late Morristown) Austin, Baker's Langdon's Farmlngton,

fpHIS Iastitetlen, loco ted fear deers frees tha I Seath-Weet Oernor at the PnMie Sqnatie, la liT ROSE'S BLOCK. Is prepared te negetiet* sight and Unas drafts ee New Yorit end ether priaaad ether evidences ef

deal dtim Dtaeewit debt. nayaMe aa abeve Beceive deeeeitee. E la Geld sad Silver Gate. Makes Ceiiectieae reeait the sasae by 4taHa, leas earreat rate ef asebeaaa. Heaalt mmsuj te Eagiaarf, beta

inara fireaitt*

nd fteai baUHNMl S. GONNiaCMI» Tarre-Haate, Feh. 1st, ISSt-lM

TOtriCAIf

Hpithe

See aetiee emeag the j4,

At No.

9 ULLF BFL IO DO IM I

To Dayton from Terre-Haute^............ .$5.50 To Cleveland from Dayton 5.00 BOSTON LEATHER STORE, To New York from Dayton

15 00

To Bostou from Dayton 17.10 For further information apply to T. 0. MITCHELL, Agent, Dayton, Ohio.

Vienna, Rock-

ford, JoneevlUe, Bannersviile, Columbus and Taylorsvtlle. By this arrangement tha trains form a direct connection with the Shelbyvillo, Knightstown aad Rushvllk

RAILROAD HEV-*'

Trains, and with the early ^xpress ltriiin from Madison to Imimnapoils, which enables passengers to take the Beilefoataine, Pern, aad Terrs-HauU Roads the same day, forming by the latter a connection with the Stages te St. Louis*

By these connections travelers can leave Jeffersonville by the 5 o'clock A. M* train, (which carries the U. S. Mail) and arrive at Terr*-Ban te, aad La Fayette tha same day, aad those from the irre-Haute, La Fayette, Belieftmtalne, Pern, adisoa aad Iadiaaapolis Roads, taking the 1

X. train at Edinburg, will teach Jeffersonville and Leaieville the same day. Passengers going North, baeafcfasl nt Hearys- I jj^j viU*. For ecoeramodaUoa train by 1st ef Mtirch H,leek.

D. C. H, BORDLKY, Gen. Suf'L Ribbo*tt

Jaatraav 94th, 1853. Shawl*, Laces, While Goods, The Jefierseavilie FERRY BOAT will lssve the Gloves, Pongee BdJcfs Kentucky shore at quarter past fear o'clock in the 1 French Meruto,Bombazine, Alpacas. SfC morning, te connect with the traiejaad also leavte Which we pledge ourselves to sell at from Jeffersonvilie after the train arrives, he it early er I ijiy, XwenSy pff t—rt late ia the eveaii^. fiesrer than the uveal credit prtoee. At the eld

JAMES WATHXN, Sup't ef Ferry.

Feb. A, 'S3,-I&-tf.

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.

AYING MINIMI Praelloe ef MaOetoa aad 8*W*y HHOI and aacdsMt ntteatlott fee all bsi a met aad idlFisnt WenHen Mini te it*. They hepe byetHetartantlee te

Cftr" Dmg^w* ft en^Q^te Feb. 4,

if j8

EVERY

srtaii De receiving constantly^from Mew York And EVERY iftGHT for Gentlemen, audi fur Auctions and Importers, many of tha most desirable and cheap styles of Goods.

I ther notice.

•t^^tetr^^.STSlLafaycttelafirmary through this stock, hoping the reduction iu prices will make it to their interest to purchase.

Union Row,

MONDAY, WEUNESDY A»d FRI

DAY at 24tf o'clock, r- M. for the Ltdies

B. ANTHONY, AgnL

A- L- BUNT* Amctiametr. February 11, l853-20tf

roa ma

TREATMENT OF THE EYE, AND ALL RORAIMM srsm.

THEwacAaaagreatinformsTOTBSRSXU

XXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In mr |*on who hss been afflicted can fully appreciato the TT GOODS, 76 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, (condition of those suffering. submit to the followinf

undersigned the public that ew ing to ths amount of Chronic Dlinsses, which are prevalent in this country, that be will in future devote the prtacfpal part ef his time to th« treatment of thoES difficult but interesting class of disesses.

No prescription will be msde without first seeing the patient. In future it will be expeetad that all persons ap~ plying for relief, will come prepared to pay for attendance previous to leaving Lafayette.

No ease will be put under treatment where there is no prospect of a cure. In ail 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 effiicted from one to ten years. Dr. Fonda invites ail who may wish information concerning his success in practice, to cull on those who have been treated by him. By doing tbia the facta may be obtained, and none misled. Aa I have from twenty to fifty cases nnder treatment all the time, tlie most satisfactory knowledge concerning my cures in Eye cases, is to see thepatlenta themselves. This course will give full aaliafsetioa, as sny p*r

ARD. I Reference to the following persons, who have

P- W. FONDA, M. D.

Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Tippecanoe county Hoo. James P. Ellis, do do Hon. Thos. O'Neal, do Martin Roads, Lafayette Re»in Jones, do Esquire Be miss, do George N icbol, do Lyman Taylor, do E. M. Weaver, merchant, Lafryette Rosa Gordon, do do T. P. Emetson, jeweller, do Henry Lawrence, druggist, do W. T. Mumford,agricultural warehouse,Lafay'te Ira Howe, mere haul, Lafayette Andrew Pierce, Warren county, David Smith, do J. D. Armstrong, do John Gray, do Wm. Rhoads, do Wm. Citizen, do John Jackson, Wild Cat Prairie Wm. F. Hague, Tippecanoe county Pernham Boswell, Wea Plains Alex. Jester, do Jas. Travis, do Jos. Travis, do Mrs. J. Travis, do Joel House, Wild Cat Prairie Mr. Metzker,Grand Prairie Abe Jackson, Benton county James McDonald, Attica Tim O. Marline, do Sam Knolin, Iroquois, III B. F. Raney, do do

J. D. Wiloon, Esq. do do George Knolin, Benton couniy, Mr. Aydelotte, Montgomery county Mr Beusley, E*q., Wea Plains John Brookbank, Delphi Moses Colton, Pittsburgh Uright Black, Dayton John Eylands, do Judge Augney, Frankfort Jacob Baurhman, do Jos Doty, Franklin co W. Ervin, Wea Plains Danl Fosselman, Poseyviile Philip Mondy, do Lemuel Hosford, do Geo Gray, do J. Francis, Montgomery county, Wm. Hawkius, Pine Thos. Hawkins, do Holllngsworth, Round Prairie. Mr. Kendle, Tippf«anoe county

G. M'Millain,Dauviiie ill, J. Stepheuson, Tippecanoe oounty A. Scott, Shawnee Prairie Wm ClirlUo, do Ellis Insley, do A Tootle, Coal Creek Scofield, Esq, Delphi Mr. Cooley,9Mile Prairie Jehu Ellis, 9 Mile Prairie Goldsbury,Dayton James Hamilton, Boone county Walter W. Early, Terre-Haute, N. B.—Persons visiting tills city for the purpose of having their eyes treated, will please be upon their guard, as the undersigned has not ad opted the policy of other pracliliojierfc, to wit, that of drunlners.

Feb, I, '53,-16-3mo. P. W. F.

NATIONAL ROAD ST OPPOSITE UNION BOW, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

THEJ.*nion

subscribers inform tho public that they have just opened on National Road street, opposite Row, a "7 LEATHER STORE, VV. with a full assortment of all kinds of Leather, such as Spaniah, Cincinnati, and Country-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirting and Collar Leather French and Philadelphia Calfskins Lining, 8heep and Dser skins. Binding, Padsklns Tanipico and French) gentlemeu'a and 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 Importers In the Eastern cities,are such aa to enable them to sells very thing at the very lowest prices.

Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides. GEO. KERCKHOFF & CO. April 23, l852-30yl

NEW TORS.

SILK GOODS OHSAP FOR CASH. MYERSSt

KNISELY, (iat« MYERS, SUY-

DAM KNISELY,} looking to the iatereet of their petreas es well es their own, have adopted the "Papular Trade" at selling goods entirely fer CASH. Every business men knows that whsre goods are sold tor Gatk saly, they can he afforded much cheeper than where a general credit business is done, therefore we bene Ihet dl ear eld friends trade generally will oail end give as

Oar Stock consists of

Drest

8taad, No. 119 Broadway, cor nor «f Liberty Street.

New Yert, Feh. l3S3-»-3m

ad,

ScetlanS, and Genaaay, ea ita ewa reepeasttiBty. Drafts ea New York, aad ether principal dtow, wtil alsrays b* kept eai Inaa aad for aaie at learert retae. Cr Dayuaiiaa front fiawiaaw maa aad ethers who wish te Itacf an active linatt accent are

NSW BOOK&

TJISTOBY of Henry Eemaad, Esq., byThack-

My NTewi er Varieties la English Life, by Salwer. a Teie ef Erta and Italy, by Edarard

Oernellle and His These, by j| Qetaot. My Ufa and Acts in Haagary, ta 1S48 and 18d9, AY UN

Vy Arlhar OetgeL Basil, a Sasry ef Madera Knadta

19 JuS^i

JAMES MYERS, WILLIAM OISELY.

CLARE'S HOTEL coaxxa or »=ioc* (oa OHIO) ASD TIKST sriuurrs

T?erre-Haute, Ytieliana,

TStand,

IE unth-rsigaed has rtswftui his former near the Briirc, and oaly *ne Block from the Pmhtic Sfuatm. Tnis House has been great!v euiarged and im proved, by |arye ndciition of 6ed RMIIK, «ai a spacious Dining Hall,—all Papered and P.i.i^,— and furoisiied with New Furniture, irpeU, B««is •a-i Beduing, and Tsble Furnitare. Having aa eye single to the comfort and convenience of hi* guests must make his House a pleasant stopping place for the man of besiuees, pleasure or traveling public—aad particularly these who wish te take pa«s»ge on Mesa Boats, private conveyance, or otherwise iu short, no peine nor expense will be spared to make his Hoase an agre^ds alio stopping place for his guests.

HIS TABLE

ill always b-« furnished with the best the country affords, and no pains or expense will he spared to administer to the gratification of the tastes of his Patrons.

I* large and entirely ,Ve», among the best in 7uy "ad' *'11 he supplied with good Hay aad Gruin.and Horses strictly attended to.

Charge* moderate—Call end see.

I? BOARDJSRS taken by the Day, Week Month or Year. Dee. 3,1853-lOtf JAMES S. CLARK.

JUST RECEIVED

A Large Supply, carefully selected, of

Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware.

The subscriber has just received a new supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, gold pins, finger rings, ear ring*, cuff pins locket, vest, and guard Chains Pencils and the best of Gold Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods. CUTLERY"»«Conslsting of fine* Pocket and

Hunting Knives, aud REVOLVERS. Specks and cases, gold and silver, plaited, and steel frames, to suit all eyes. CLOCKS of different kinds and prices. "Vetches repaired in the best workmanlike manner, and WARRANTED.

JACOB K. CRISHER,

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

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER and Coffin Maker.

RESPECTFULLY

had a uatnber of years experience

in the of Midwifery and the diseases of Women and Children, Dysentary, Dlllioux Fever, Malignaut Erysepalas, Typhoid Pneumonia, and TyphoiJ Congestive Fever Also chronic diseases in all their various forms—particularly enrgement of the Liver and Spleen, so prevalent t'lia country—tenders his services to the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, hoping to receive a liberal share of patronage.

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

Jsn. 21,1853-17-tf

DAVID S. DANALDSON.

raorairroa or THE Ezraxas rscrriNo OFFICE, AXD

Notary {public,

Terre-Haute, Indiana,

WILL

pay attention to executing Deed*, Mortgages, Power* of Attorney, Depositions, and Transfers of Land Warrant*. Acknowledgments taken and Affidavits Car tilled.— Notes and Bills of Exchange, protested. Protests lost or injured Cargoes, promptly issued.— Boanty Land, Pension, and Money Claims against the United States, attended to In conjunction with J. 8. GALLANTa, Jr., Agent at Waahington City.

O" Deeds promptly prepared for executing, aad charges reduced to the most reasonable rates. Dec. 31 1852-tf

F. COOEBBLir.fr WM. B- LBAH.

COOKEELY &, McLEAN,

ATTORNEY!! AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, SJ TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

w. aaaeotnu

Lib, byWHWe Celfiaa. a Table, fey L.G«y-

leriCterk. Experience ef Lib, by E. X. Sewal. Unda Tean'e Cabin, cheap edition*

wTa.

|Fer eele nt Febraary II, l8S-S3tf

BDCKINOHAM^S.

WOOL! WOOL!!

100,000 ft*, of Wool WANTED, good.de.il Ftaeoe ad Iw wariMd,

at all Umie, JOHN TIKR3IAN. Terre-ttaate, Fab. 4, IflSJ-Itt#

informs the citizens of

Terre-Haute and viciuity, that he will give unuivided 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 uudertake the whole business of Funerals, if desired, or any part thereof, at reduced prices.

A HEARSE will, iu all cases, be furnished free, of charge to such asprocuro coffins at his establish ment.

COFFINS kept on hand of all sizes. To persons iu the country I would say, that I 111 furnish coffins cheaper than they~1iave been furnished by any person in the couniy, and will attend the Funeral with my Hearse, free of charge, any distance not over ten iniles. •.• SHOP on Cherry street, between Murk'et and Second streets.

Terre-Haute, January 21,1853. 27—if

Dr. J. YOUMANS,

Physician and Surgeon.

(LATE or LICKING COUNVT, OHIO.)

3AV1NGpractice

McLEAN, ***,

UPuaUbLiilc»ir

tod (toomissiofler of Deeds for the Jtates of Ohio and Keatucky,

Will give prompt attention te the taking of Demeilione, Acknewiedgment of Deeds, Mortgages, 'owere of Attorney, aad ail business $£« Notarial character.

O*OFFICE, third stery, UafcMi Bow, adjointhe Journal printing Office. evember 21,18Sl-^-tf

A O & E A Attorneys it Law, ?'£&&£ liUJTE. INDIANA. Will practice their predhaflaat ia Vigo and adjnin ing eeantiee. All hniinjaa entrwrted to their care will meed with prompt Jtientkm. Office la Far ^en's Beildieg. Nik S, ap sudrs. •A 1852-43 If

ent^Ciftfe, Iqrjl UastrOnf 8t«r»t

•epfdy of Mento CrMe, General Tsyior aad La boa oirreuil, al the Terre-

i. R- CUNINGHAM.

TO iftts P4»UC IN GENEUAL AND JETBRT fffiHI PAKTICULAK.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KEPT Bf WILLIAMS dt EARLY, On NalianMl R^ti Street opposite Ike COUitT HOUS "ItfuXKl, fuatmru aad Straayer* listOay te

PrsllleCKy, ani find a greet variety ef Goods eait Hnlr treats a«d at lower piicei than they

•xss

price»i

fia4 hmdsfon.

sxiMiIae

«v.^l8»4i

L8M4HR WILLIAMS IT EARLY.

iltc

A ZJCSQK aMMtaseftt of FK.B8U CANDIES J\ ea e«knr bee and cuhtr, jest received Mai sAcrs, 1% isse-m Onwrfte ft**.

Opening of tho Fall Trado^

Nov. 5, 1852-byl Peoples' Store.

Carpetings and Hearth Rugs.

E can offer, in these goods, as handsome a selection aa can b« fouud iu th« City, and at prices as will defy comparison tlmse goods were purchased at Low Rote* ami we intend selling them very cheap. WILLIAMS &. EARLY,

Nov. 5-6yi People*' Store.

Traveling Bags.

THE

very best assortment, (or Ladles and ientlemen, of Brussels, Drugget and O/I'd Cloth Traveling Bags and Satchels, tec Is to be found at the ricoruta^TRg. For sale cheap, nov. 5tf WILLIAMS &. EARLY.

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

OI KINDS and sixes of PLOWS 32 different JL kimls of STOVES Four siies STEAM ENGINES} 2 aires Hor*e Power* and Thrething Machine*} 1 size Wair's Vegetable (riuder or Corn Crusher Tun.fina LATHES for Wood or Iron Well and Cistern PUMPS. Ail kinds of Mill ai^ Machinery Cestings Brass and Composition Castgs Plow Castings and Plow Points of eveiyfcind.

It descriptions of TIN, COPPER AND SnEET Ilttfl WOIIK. Hollow Ware, Lard and Sngpr fteliles. Andirons. Ssdirens and Wagon Also, all kinJs of FINISHING elUief iu Cu.t Iron, Wrought Iron

Brass and PATTERN MAKING, of every description, at the,abeve establishment corner of First and Streets.

There bettor vurkmen In tills country, aor better ttock used, than will be found lit tliese works. ^Having heretofore received a liberal share of pa|j^ti«ge, I shall, la future,, aim to merit its cost&ttaac*. .•

BDCK I'0ASH8T0RB I)V ]i ^'v()v

mea«io the way ef good goods at tow wtes that

o°, fht HLk!'vHlf

PWrCha*,r#-

TU9

will be more than sustained Ute coming season. W« have never been able to give as gooa bargaius. Uur Retail stock comprises an uncommonly large tssortmenl of aii kinus of Dry Gjuds, Boots. Shoes, Hals, Caps.

Bonnets. Ribbons. $•:.. 4-c.

Our Carp* Department has leen largely Increased, and affords tho greatest variety of ail graces, styles patterns of tiire ply, supvrfine,extra Uur, «na hue ingrain CnrpeUs including the lower graces of Herup and Cottoa do., togeUier with Drugget, wuii all wiJih* and qualities, Rugs, .Mi»tts, oic-, to he found any witrre in the western country,aud ALL AT HKDUCED YfLlCtZ.

Al«,-l2-4,-i»-4,-6-4,-5-4,-4-1, ami 3-4 Floor Oil Cloths,Malting, etc., Table Oil Cloths of varioua widths aud palterus.

A great variety of WinJow Shales, some rich and elegant. Damask Cuttaiu stuift, and Curtain Draperv, Window Cornices, Curtain Bands au4 Vius, Cords and

Tassels, etc., etc.

We are also well supplied witha heavy stock ef ell kiuds of Staple Qoo.ts including several cases of Boots aud Shoes for the Jobbing trade which will be sold al a small per cent, above cost.

Oue of our firm is at present East, purchasing, and we will be constantly addiug to our present welt selected Stock. We warraut all our Goods to be what they are represented, and will soli them at the very louxtt price* for cash or trade.

Wto

taiioa ot ^Buckeye for to acco«mod.te all who will favor us wfth their vtlliiAi UUUl/Oj patronage, with every artlchi belcngin to our lin». are now in r#c«t|tt of a very heavy ^j.ring sup l»ly, which renders f^ur stock* one of the i..rg*t aud mt»t campSete »ver brought to the Wnhsirh

L. RYCE.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 54, l852,-52if

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

havo just opened a new and desirable stock of

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

which we offer to tlio citisens of Vigo county at prices which we guarantee will giro satisfaction to ail who may favor us with a call.

A. «St E. TUITE,

No. 8, Phoenix Block. National Koau Street, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3, li"i52-4Utf

CASH STORE,

No. 2, PixtEiiix Row.

E invite the attention of Cath buyers our Stock of FANCY AND STAPLE IUY t^OODS,

NOTIONS, Tit I.MM I.N 12S,

Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods.

It is much the largest and complete assortment wo have vet brought lo this marktl. Purchased New York ou best terms, we are enabled to sell at very lowest Cash rates.

April Hi, i*o2.29m:i It. & O. TOUSEY.

Double Rectified

W I S E LUDOWICI

I JOSEPH GROV'ER.

Terns-HanU, May 9,1851-32-tf

bargains to be had in Leather

AT REDUCED PRICES!

8 8 A

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

North of the Square,

Tcrre-Ilaote, Indinnn.

HE aadersigned informs his friends and the generally, tlisl he bes the me«t com let* stock ef LEATHER In this market, whkh offered st the lowest rates, among which may be found the

T-public

Cinciensti Tanned Sole Leather New York Red Cincinaati Band

Ilareese, Bridie and Skirtieg Leather Kip aad Calf Shina aad Upper Leather} Ida log and Pad Skins Philadelphia Ladies Morocco

Men's

Geat, Deer aod Lamb Skins ehee blndllijf all ef which can be bad cheap for Cash! The public are respectfully reqowted to call aad examine my stock

CASH paid fer Leatlwr fa the rough. Prompt attention paid to ail order*. O'Ttoe higheet cash priee paid fer Hides, green aad dry, at aii times alee, fer good Hh»*p Pelte.

Or*wer 34.1851-tf JOHN

TlBRNAIf.'

aRXSWOLD & BAIRD, AttWi^T11 i&nd Conaseiora art: Law, TERRE-11A UTE, INDIANA.

j. P. BAIRD, KOTAST PDBLIC. wifl gire prompt attention to tho taking ef depeeittoffle, aekoowledgecnest ef deeds, mortgages. *LC..

IT Office, eeeoad stery, Pb«aU Keck, N«. 7. May 7t tSS8-39tf

COTTOHADES

ai HI 1 PHAIHIB CITY

{NO. 2. UNION ROW.) iJ/ 11 II 1 it J. 'f^HE undersigned is now receiving the l»f{«il BROWNINtJ & JL and best stock of Fall and Winter Goous h«i WHOLKSAI E AKU RETAIL DI.'UORISTS, has ever oreught to litis market ail bought from coast:* -ITH *xt» JUTIOJUL *OJI STS., t'tios «o» tha first hands in New York, Boston, aud oilier TF.KHE-H IL'TF IXDIW'A astern ciU«» and en U.ev^ry ^st terms. C-u- A VINO pi.^hiaJthU an-i" rlegsnt sequentiy he is prepared te oSer every induce- |-j[

r|MlE

& HULMAN are now manufac

turing an article of Double Ri-ctllied Whixkey, far superior to any ever brought from Cinclunuti, and in strength, purijy aud nuvor decidedly tinbest ever sold in this western couutry. All those who prefer a first rate article to acoitnnon one for the same money will please cell at the

CINCINNATI STOTE, Union Row. All kinds of Domestic ami Foreign WINKK AND I.IQIJOKS, of the best quality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 2.1, 1852-1 Ttf L. A- ||.

EMBRUiDEKIES, &c.

IJA

DIES Iticli Inside ildlif*. and Clicmi-

zvttc-,

Collars, C»IF« mid UndcrHlivcs,

comprising rich styles, While and Second M.euru ng. Jaconet and Swlsi Edgings and Innertlng*.

Velvet Ribbons, and a great variety of I)rest rimming. Buttons—Fringes—Laces and Edging*. Plain and Embroidered Linen Hdkfs. for Ladies and Ofiiilenn-n: For rale cheap by WILLI A.VIS &. EARLY,

Ur. K.||. SwullJ, and

Valley, ell of which we arti prepared to icvrtttJ, aad are drtermlned

ALSO, A VA.HIKTY OF

A S A S & \ll of which they will sell at wholenaln or retail, nt tlielr

Road street, liftli d#or. from the cornt-r «f .Market ••trpi-t. Thoy will also manufacture Boots and Shoes to order at the wmc place.

SCHOOLBY &. VAN HORN.

"STOVE

8ttod it up in the moat deei.

and couronient mnuner, are now prepnrt,!

prompt dealers, on the usutl timo. aa low »s Cfctt bo purchased i« tny of Uie ljrhtorl«j* ei'lfts. Wo mipectiuily in*i'*! the attention of Morvlinut*, Manufacturer^, Phy$dciau., Conaunifr* and IVnJers, generally, whit will find our stuck »o c»iiipiU* a full, extensive and welKselevted snpp'y of

Dregs and Medicines,

Surgical iflbtruict nts, Clumicab, I'ainLs Oils, Dye-Sniffs, Spices, VaiK^les,

BrasLfs, Ptrfumery, Giasswere,

American Window-Glass, Aj#thecaries Shop Fnrmte, I W S & A N O S

Snuff, Cigars, Tubscco, Fancy Soap, All of which we will sell ot Wholesale or Retail, upon terms a* fnvoraide as any establishment iu tho "Valley." iluving made extensive «rrun^ciiient.i in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, 7or th« purchase of our Goods from Importer* onJ jir*t km mis wo feel assured that by these lucivascd facilities, we cau offLr greater iuduceinetits to the trosie than has ever before b*«u offorod iu this market.

O* One of the firm, Dr. \VA LL. beinu a practitioner of Medicine, will keep Mi olltee In the counting-room aud will, at all times, give his personal aUvutiou to tho tilling prescriptions, preparing family compounds, Ac.

N. H. Giuseng, Flaxseed, Deeswax anil Mustard ?soed, taken in exchange for goods, or iu it"viueut Of debts.

Night Bell at the side door on Fourth Street May 7, i*«2-3l2lf

NEW CONFECTIONERY

A N iS A

On Main Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by J. F. Burnett's Saddlery, opposite PNION HOW, l.v

W I. !, I A S A (i E

undersignei] litis a tine stock of CA NDIED, RAISINS, FRUITS, and everything usually found in the confectioners Hue, which he intends to sell al th(« lowest prices.

FRKSll HRKAl, CHACKEltS, CAKES, &c„ constantly oa hand and for sulo Wituiesalo aud Retail.

His old frliMnls and rnstoinrrs in city and country will have their orders attended to promptly, as formerly.

W I I A II S A O E Opposite Uuion Row.

Torro-ILuitc, March 12, '5S-2Uf

E W E S S II E N

Notice to Builders.

SASH, DOOR. It UND AND FRAME

MANUFACTORY.

HAVE commenced the above hunliu'ss In tho hop lately occupied by A. L. Chamberlnin, on "ourth street, near the Post Olfice, Terre-Haute •mil would take thIs metlioil of informing persona that inny want anything In th« above line of business, and Invite them to give me a call, im I intend manufacturing my nrticles from the erry betl

quality of Lumber.

IVrfona erecting bniltilugs in

the cliy or country will find It to their IntercKt to give mo a call, as I «hall spare ni ptiin* to accommodate them Iti finish and the latest alviei of work. Orders from a distance c»n be sent throngh the Post Office, and wtil receive Immadlate attentliin. Persons in tho cliy will leave orders as earlyias possible. G. W. SHAFFER."

Terro-llaute, July 2, 1852-40-lf

NEWSHOESTORE

SCIIOOLEY VANfl'OltN,

Offer for «uIo a lar^o sissoruncnt of lioo rs AIN'O SHOES.

STOIOT

Terre-Haute, Octolxr 10, lf551-2-tf

Hnrket Street,J 2d Door North of Phoenix II n«li

HAvarietyjomCiAYUE.

RECEIVED an almost endless of

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among his present assortment may bo found tha Triumph, from Dayton HoosWr State and

No. H, Pi.tcni* 0lot,k, Natioual Roud ftlreet. WJTK constantly receiving additions to our VV present w«ii eeleeted Stock, of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, dtc., and which we will continue to sell, for ash, or Pr.« juire, at such pn as wiil satisfy ail, th«l it i* tii! Ir Interest to puirouixe us.

Ttfw-lltmte, Ind. Oct. I, If-'tJ.

UMilHKLf.Af—Just

FAMILY DSE, we have all the article* neediMi, and wiil take pltquwre in offorlug our Ooode to the PeopU at prices that w)ji insure *«lee.

We hav# tho vary beet fiUNPOWDEIC and IIYitON TEA*, Cotfire, Magar, Spiers, Htolfx,l«.

tucklan Premiums, from Cincinnail New World, Globe, Atlas,GlaiiiatorandCnltfv .ior,from Albanj New York. These are ail ev leut patterns of Cooking Stoves,

Most of them intended for either W»od or Coal, and many uf them having TWO FIRE 1'LaCES, one for winter and one fur summer. fn hi* assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are the Mouveuir and Plornl I'nrlor, which are admirable for either wood or coal, as also is the self-regulating Cottage Parlor. Mr. S**aic has also an extensive assortment of TIN AND JAPANNED WARE.

STOVE FIXTURES,

D" Store, en Market Strest, 3d Door North of National Read Street, opposite Farrlngton's Block, ferrz-llaute, Indiaiiii. June 25, l«52-.9lf

B. TUITE'S

&L.

recctvw! lOOof the v.-rv

b«st quality Whalrtone —-Cane and Stc-I frame Umbreiias, turers prices, by

rhich wiil be sold at ,M».iiiif». A- Sc K. I I.'ITK.

For Cheap and Gcod Black

they hevejoat received a n^w'snpply. Terre-IIaeU Get. 1, 18&2.

Bilka

go to Tuite's. :»t^

Groceries, Queonsware, and G-Ias®-ware.

FOR

ILL! A AM At EARLY.

No*. S-fiy I'eojdft'

DOMESTIC OOODS.

*1^1 LEA CUED ahd Brown Sheetings «sJ I "l Inge of oil grades and pr!c-* "hit® and Half Oiesched Canton Flaunt}

Drillings, Checks—»Bed Tickiags asi i,iaw ye-—: Al«*», goods! Kttperior White Gauge Fiannrls I

oahaad which, aeHis late ia t&e *eaaa»rj Twilled. Red,Green St White do AH Wool/ we will sell st eaaktern ceet, I Red, Yellow, Hesry VI'MM, 5e wo «iii aeii si eaatern

have a fifte aeeortmeot of tboee

A 4fLTom

Tsuut Uaff»,0«lAw 1, 1R1 I Ne* 5, \m-fj P,* W &t»

Pors*Je*llow prteeJ WILLI A ^4, FAR! Y,