The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 14, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1849 — Page 4

dftany Cultivator.

St AnUmn Work, Every cultivator of fruit, who expects ^10 keep up a supply, must occasionally .renew his plantation. Of some kinds, and more especially peaches, It will often be found both oasier and cheaper, 10 ^plaiJi young tre®§, thao to rotuttiUttie old one*.

Hardy kinds of fruit trees, a* th« ap pie, if set in autumn, will get an par* lier atari the next KOMOU, than by K« moval in spring. Hu tender »oris. as the peach and apricot, are mom safely iranspluntod nfier the danger of winter frosibiw paiMd. ThUdaogor, however, will scarcely «xi*t If good «oll I* chosen, and proper cart takmt,

W and wet *4UR, or ground which is cloyev and hold* water like tub, or such soils as arc liable u» became flooded before freusing op, are dangertHts for tender newly set out by the usual inodc. \Vhere it become necessarv fmwt thfc fonfee of rircutnstances to plant on such land*, tbu holes must be well drained, whicb may be eflWwed by pw$. viouslv running a dVep furrow along the line of the holes, and afterwards placing a small miantityoi brush in this furrow before rtfling h, aloftg which the water Inay suafc sway,

Iwt on and tttoiw soils, it ha* been &wt*d JecitWIv advantageous to set the tfr*es without digging any holes. The tree is set dit^ectly upon the rich and mellow surface, and the earth thrown upoti the roots so as thoroughly to cover them, and form a very broad nnd flat Mound of earth. This not onlv gives the foot* ft deeper toil, but it is nearly impossible for the water to accumulate among them. By throwing the furrows occasional! towards the row, the rising surface will be maintainod, and a furrow left between for drainage.

Trees of moderate size, with good

bro&d roots, with one years' shoots pro J'crly shortened hack, say about onenaif or two-thirds of each, will not often need staking very rarely, if a mound of earth is banked up a fool high round the trunk, till the tree is in leaf. But with large heads and bndly cut roots,. staking cqnnot be easily avoided.

iem way is to drive tho stake into the bottom of tho hole before the earth is thrown in, and subsequently binding the trefe with straw to the stake, so as to preclude tho possibility of chafing.

There are several oilier operations which the fruit cultivator must not forget before the winter sots in. Tender trees may be materially protected in some instances by circle of manure about their stems, the sonkingsof which! will only enrich the soil, till it is removed when warm weather approaches

covering of evorgrocn boughs, of moderate thickness, shutting out the sun's, rays from the frozen stems being very! essentinl.

lowing view, from the Boston Atlas, of

of Agriculture, one billion, four hundred

Hut one of the best possible means of ce^' Stack, differing from Hodges, protection is a dry soil and subsoil forj^HV0 ''',n

besuflicientlv vigorous in growth, mayj,,,0 8un'

be given new vigor bv covering the soil!

several feet around them with yard nm-1 °'wl,ich

nure, and sprinkling this with half an

inch of ashes, shading the wholo under fcwcd

berry beds protect them from the winter, aud enrich, by soaking the soil near the surface.

Tender raspberries, &c., are very neatly and effectually protected by a!

Crime ami Want in England. round tho recipe with a pen and ink if It is said that London contains 100,-1

and twenty-four millions, seven hundred "ll,ke and seventy-nine thousand dollars ol!"e

the forests and fisheries,eighsf millions' of dollars of the mines, one hundred

latrs Interest on investment}:, one hun-

dred millions of dollars receipts of pro-'

fessions. lit\y millions nf dollars.

A professional gerulesoan of rare attnintmuus and one who added to the laborious duties of his calling, a great va* riety of learning, much scientific re

is, was asked by a young ladv, "how I

mems, was asKea ov a young lai.., he found lime for 'all he didf" re-

inend it to YOU and that is, always to'

portions of time, aud to reserve a whole

many that you have well bestowed your

cm ,l,is

000 to llo.OOO public beggars. The y°ur wash-house: annual nrrests for criminal offences arej Recipe—Take good home-made soft said to be about 85000, and the number soap. 4 lbs borax refined, 4 oz cotnof known thieves and pickpockets 11G,- mou salt, 3 oz water, 7 pints. Moi 1 f»38. It is said also, that there are 100,- slowly to cake soap separate the top 000 good mechanics seeking employ- from tlte sediment for the cake soap.— tneni every .Monday morning, and thatj The bottom or sediment will do for the excellent house servants out of a place! common washing about the kitchen, any day in the year, are from 10,OIK) to!

abod f,rsl

Prepare for Winter.

Thdro is much to be done in the fall by every farmor, to render all comfortable through the winter. Sheds need repairing, or new one* should be built.— Apple*, potaioo* and garden vegetables need attention. If not already secured from frost, no time ought to be lost in protecting them from the same. Bank up ihe cellar, have a gnud supply of fire Wood under cover, and see that all sia ble# and ytml* are ready for use. RP member that to a considerable degree,! warm shelter for domestic] animals is] equivalent to food. If exposed to storms and severe Cold, they will need thirty per cent, more forage to carry them through till May than they will if properly housed and fed. In addition to this, their manure can be all saved and turned to a valuable account next season. Hy all means keep your dung heaps under shelter, that they may lose nothing by Icaching. Cattle, horses, hogs and sheep are most profitable, when one is sure that he saves from the possibility of loss all the matter voided by them in the course of the fa'l and winter.

The excretions formed by the consumption of 100 pounds corn, oats or hay,will add 1.50 to 200 pounds to corn, oats or hay crop of the next year, if skillfully managed. The first thing is to save and make all the manure which one reasonably can. and then study to obtain the largest practical gain from this raw material applied to the soil.— Not a year passes in which fertilizers worth several millions are not wasted in the United States. Think of these immense losses, and set a better example to your brother farmers. Demon-!f] straio to them that you save every pound of dung nnd urine that falls in your stables. yards and fields.

Make provision for watering stock conveniently, if your premises lack in that regard.

Horrible Tragedy iu Lexington,#. C. A man by the name of Louts Stack was murdered in Lexington, S.C. during the night of the 31st of October, by Ed

w«fd

W horo this is tho case, a very conven- 'l^disirict. Stack was the father of sevstake

A. Hodges, respectable citizen of

eral children, nnd has on several occa sions, upon the death and burial of a child, exhumed the body, and retaining it several days, and then interring it again. A daughter of his. having recently died in Columbia, was buried but Stack disinterred the body, and brought it up 10 his house—designing to inter it by the graves of his departed children. Hodges was sent for by Stack to come and sot up with the corpse at his house. On his arri vol he was treated very kindlv. A conversation common-

l',u

all such trees, without which all artificial turned by Hodges whereupon Stackmodes of covering will be of but doubt-

slm,nf l,P'

ful efficacy. made direct nt him to shoot him Hodges outig treos in localities unfavorable!

mn^c

to rich cultivation, and which may not. Prcsscd

recipe out, and |aste it in

Process.—

12,500. What an enormous amount of- oughlv. Sd. Rub th« grease and dirty wretchedness nnd want! How happy' spots with some of tho soap. 3d. Boil the lot of the laborer in this wide and, the clothes in strong soap suds of the fertile country, with employment ever' above soap for 30 minutes. 4th. Rinse to be had, and its reward promptly sup- the clothes three times in clean water, plied. What contrast to most Buropean countries is presentod in the f'ol-

I si. Wet the clothes thor-

LI-KPHANT. When cousin Ich-

sau"

the general distribution of the produc-1 claimed with mute astonishment, "then! lion of the United States: Productions «h«'®

scen*

him ,u 1,10 sl,ow he

l,,G

rP«!

cnl,cr

814

1«

nnt^

Qther lefore

c«!l

,hc foro un

onc of

so',s

fcrtile»

plied. "There is one rale which fhavc!which

found of great use, and therefore recom-1,iule

Mnfams

do small things, such as writing a let-! improvement advance. It ter, copying out some short piece, ma- *ocn found that fifty-five or fifty-six king ft sketch, reading a review, in small jlnrhcs

o,a

wswr

time, leave small affairs for odd half r,ver" POLITIC? A xs BCVNO OTKS.—Messrs.

hours, use your uninterrupted mornings for something that cannot be done in half hours, ou have sometimes wondered at my having time to correspond with so many absent friends, but all let-1 were both candidates for Congress at the

ters of friendship are written is odd rain* late election in that State, and the dilutes, white I am waiting for people who are not punctual to their appointments as 1 am"—Vowi£

People's Mirror*

03r "We should be cautious,** says, found in the Bible, Jeremiah,35th chapColeridge, *'how we indulge in the feel*" ter and the words were spoken by the ings of a virtuous indignation. It is Rechtbttes: the handsomest brother of anger and "We will dring MO WHOE we, nor our hatred." wives. iu*r our SON*, FtmtTE*.**

^'h'^'h was promptly

nv®"»ng »'c

and

oarly in spring. 'ar» stopping the copious effusion of A'fresh mound of earth should bohlood- S'nck expired on the following banked up round tho stems of such trees) 'lc" ',c '1's l)ody struck the as mav be in the least tlanger of injury

from mice, which will result in their V,erp:

corPsc«

perfectexcluslon. 1 dy of the daughter lav the body of the A top-dressing of manuro on straw- weltering in his blood. Hodges

ex-j

tnonagerer—tho identical

•i

W W

seized a loaded gun, and

^r 'he door but, being closely

by Su,ck'

(,rew l,is

muzzle from his

'"dieted several wounds, one

(livi(Jc,I

0 1

'ie

,,ec

the jugular on the right

l* deadly wound. Hodges

ul»

llic wou^,1

°verturning it on the floor and

nwful 10

!).v

ll,e

number of teachers

millions of ilnll«r«- 1 erer—ihe bijajost lump of flesh that ev- I "ton. they assure the public that no efforts, which are calculated to benefit their pupils, will be negauJ Vrn. six hunaUd JiMhms

pronobscus. lie put

h.is

mUs in

lorkct and pull

ed out all the ginjferbread—every hooter. What d\\e think he done with it? Why he stuck it into his own pocket, and began to fumble for more.*'

search and many elegant accomplish-! ABSORPTION RAIN.—It is believed I The YW is divided into term* of^vejponths, or twenty-one, weeks, each.

were surticienily deep and dmy 15thof AprU

nearly or quite all the water

wou,d

xvould run off in

and but

streams. Hence

'ound »o diminish as popu-

*ler

f«,ls

e': nm*

day of leisure for some long and impor-1 |he average for the whole Mississippi vaitant affair. Never use up a rainy morn-! -v* *hich 's evidently within bounds, ing in doing up a variety of liule jobs, "w!n on the and think because you dispatch a great ^w

annually at Natch-

forty-five inches be taken as

V1,}* ten times greater than the

discbargeil at the mouth of the

Caldwell and Bar ringer, of Nonh Carolina, have been held to bail in $1000

each, not to violate the peace. They Cor

cuhv grew out of an alleged unfairness in the election.

The oldest 1*1 edge of Temperance is

.is I.J LOUISVILLE V"

Clothing Store

1)1

J^anguaget.lEducated atPrincetonColl^e,N.J.",

CIVIL ENGINEERING

rienci

lni,'°«

1 TT At i- A 1

soized

of the best qunlity.

severing thejugu-

exhuined bo-

has been token into custody.

WASHING CLOTHES.—We publish today for the benefit of the ladies, says tin exchange, the greatest recipe for washing clothes ever yet published.— My this process one hand can do as much as three bunds on the old method, and do it better. Re sure to keep this recipe. If you file our paper, mark

AT THE OLD' 5TARD, NATIONAL ROAD ST.,

first Monday of September to the thinl Friday of June—Forty weeks.

i850

I raw*

•f

OSrOBSERVE THE ... hm

LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE

Til E OEM* r.l.Y7.

N. B.—Any Garment purchased at the above Establishment, exchanged if not fully approved. STRAUS & ISAACS.

Terre-Haute, Ind., November 3, 1849. nlOtf

W E S E N

MILITARY INSTITUTE

EBCZD-axOBEE) 3££p» *v2PaS3U=n? 3!Da2SQ„

The Adjutant General, together with five fit persons, to be annually appointed by the Executive, to nttend examinations at least once in the year, according to law.

NCOHPOHATED with all the powers, privileges nnd rights exercised by the Trustee* and Faculty of any other College. Col. T. F. JOHNSON, Generm Superintendent. JAMES G. BLAINE, A. B., Adjunct Professor fEducated at West Point. I of Languages.[Ed. at Washington Collece P» Col. E. W. MORGAN, Joint Super intcnrlent, and I JAMES H. DAVIESS, Esq., Professor of Law.

Profettor of Civil and Military Engineering, fA practitioner in the various Courts of Kv fEducated at West Point. Rev. J. R. SWIFT, Profettor of Ethics and Be/Jea Lieut. Col. B. R. JOHNSON. Professor of jSlathe- Letters. [Ed. at Yale t'olleire. [Educated" nt West Point.Mr E. A. CAM BRAY, Prof of ModernLan. Mnj RICHARD OWEN, Prof of Natural Sri- gunge*. [Educated in the ('ity of Paris fA -P"!''1

Dr- Ure,

of Glasgow.! Capt. C. E. MOTT, Princiixd of the Academy

Mr. ALEX. SCHORJ, Adjunct Prof, of Chemi*• [Educated in New York lry.[t or 18 month* a pupil of celebrated Liehig. Capt. W. W. GAUNT, Adjutant of the lnsthuj, Rev. II. V. D. NEVIUS, A. M., Prof, of Ancient!

Two hundred and seventy Cadets, from eighteen The Superintendent takes the lilerty of stating different States, have entered this Institution since that he is now offered per month for commit was organized, in 1847. It is entirely free from tent nssistnnt Engineers. One of his former puthe control or domination of any sect or party,: nils receives at this time $2,500 per annum, ns fitlior politicnl or religious. Economy in dress, Principal Engineer of 0 Railroad now under con111 the adoption of a cheap Unitorni, for Winter struction in Kentucky—whilst others of the some nnd hummer, is rigidly enforced. Every student class are receiving in different parts of the United is required to select a College guardian, with States, ®2000, $1500, or $1200 a year as Assistant whom nil funds brought or received must be de- Engineers. posited, and 110 debt must be contracted without I The rapid advancement of our whole country, nnd the consent of such gunrdinn. the eagerness of our people for exploring the re-

80,1

!"ces

,e'^,n?tun0n

on. of the U. S. Military Acn.len.v nt West Point.

new

furriI,i,i 11 ,ti„A

All the instruments connected with that depart- qunlified. in a'short time, nnd nt small expense nient have been procured at considerable cost, and

VACATION will embrace the months 01 July and August, by which arrangement the Watering Sea „r „„.„I ...

will not interfere will, the exercises of the Institution.- The Academic Year extends from the yort-Sml ^S^/fatlhe

E II S

The entire charge for Tuition, Boarding, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Lizhts. Blacking, Servnnts' attendance, Music, use of Arms, &c. SiC. will be $HiO per year. Payments will be required in advance, at that rate, from the day of entrance to the end of the 'lerm. From the first Monday of January— for example—to the thinl Friday, of June, (twenty-four weeks) it is $9(.

Cndets from a great distance, who prefer remaining in Kentucky during Vacation, can find the most comfortable Boarding in the fnmilies of our wealthy Farmers, nt Jtl,50 per week. Southerp or Western Students mny Innd 11 Louisville and take Stage, Steamboat, or Rail Rond to Frankfort, nnd Lexington thence in four horse conches to the Blue Licks. Or, they mny ascend the Ohio to Mays-

vilie. which is three hours stage from the Springs. (OrThis plnce is furnished with commodious 1 Limestone nnd Cistern water of the best quality, independent of tne ouin nnd Sulphur Springs. Georgetown, Kv., Oct. 20, 184P. Terre-Hnute, Nov.'lO, 1849

GEORGETOWN SEMINARY

This Institution is Pleasantly Located in

G'OHGtTOWN, VERMILLION COUNTY, ILLINOiS.

EORGETOW N is a pleasant and decidedly healthy village and the surrounding country is set' VI lied bv wealthv nnd enternrisinc oonulntion A larffe nnd commodious lirick hnilHinn

i,« ...k~ I"" 1 Having had extensive opportunies for examining into the best schools and sys-

tho genewmc mcnag* lems of teaching, both in the East and West, and having lieen uniformly successful in their profes-

He tiw tails, one be-l!^: Their object?* n* to gi,e a partial, knowledge of books, but a thoroueh acquaintance 4ifh

by mcuicattng those pnnciptes wun r, sasu ieaa to tne exercise 01 tnat oenevotence, honor and mte« nty, so necessary in their intercourse with each other, and important to the proper discharge of the duties of coming life.

Those designing to qualify themselves for Teaching will be afforded especial advantages. The coarse of study is such as is pursued in the best seminaries in the country, embracing a thorough English conn*, and the Greek and Latin languages. Daily illustrations and explanations upon the black-board are required, in Arithmetic and ihe higher Mathematics.

Baths, and is abundantly supplied with Freestone, the Sulphur Springs, and the Snlts

And ha* been in tueccssful operation one year, during which time it hat numbered 160 Students.

The Primary School will be a department distinct from the Seminary proper, and will embrace OrIDV. The Fall and Winur

thocraphy. Readinc. Writing, Small Arithmetic, and Primary Geography,

Tin, 1 will commence on Monday, the 2!Hh of October next and the Spring and Summer Term, Mon-

THE TERMS OF TriTION ARE AS FOLLOWS.

The Primary Department, ..... Comma* English Branches, ..... Hirtvrf,

on the Mind,. Physiology, Rhetoric Algebra, Botany,

Xatural History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy. Chemistry, Geology, Logic, Political Economy, Mental ami Moral Philosophy, Geometry, Davie*' Bourdon, Trigonometry, Navigation and Surveying, Conic Sections, and the a a in a a Music on the Piano, French and Drawing will be taught as soon as a sufficient number to form a class shsll desire instruction in this Department.

Orthography, Reading, Writing and Composition, throughout the course, in both male and female departments. There will be a charge of 40 cents, per scholar, for fuel and incidental expenses.

J? I*

TEIIRE-HAUTE, IND.

fkUR Second Large Lot of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now arri* ving. We content ourselves with saying to our Friends both in Town and Country, call and Judge for yourselves! STRAUS & ISAACS.

States nnd the newly acquired

:»n honorable, healthv, nnd lucrniive^ pursuit,

for whk.|, t|le,v niay bu

,horo„chly and practically

the Western Military Institute.

To secure the manifold ndvantnge of health, economy, discipline, progress nnd moral training, the Faculty of this institution have selected lor its permanent location the famous

HLUJE LICK SPRINGS,

Situated on the Lexington nnd Maysville Turnpike, twenty-four miles from the latter place, nnd forty Irotn the former emphatically a country location, being ten or twelve miles distant from any town or village. The buildings nre mostly new. well constructed for (Jnrrison purposes, nnd

AMPLE FOR THIS ACCOMMODATION OF THREE HUNDRED CADETS. This place is unsurpassed for its healthy atmosphere, pure water and romantic scenery and is, unquestionably,

One of the most eligible locations for a Literary Institution in the United States. The ground? have been greatly improved and ornnmented during the Inst live years. A pint of forty acres, benutifully situated on the margin of the Licking River, immediately in thu rear of the buildings, will be reserved for Military Exercises.

THE REMOVAL, will lie made immediately afier Christmas, nnd the School opened nt that placc ON TIIK iSEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1850.

S O I E

t^il! be formed by tbe ywag jpRBtJemm, for the purpose of debatiac. leccsrin and writiag essay*. J"/9®*!*die*p»Mwb, quarterly, **TBXLACUX paper writtaa by awbeia ot tbe Semite

A 1 feEnaiaMkB aad Esinbltiaa wifl be held the ckweaf each term. Tbe Exhibition at thecfeseof tbeoext Wi, Term wOl take pboe on Hmnday. tbe SSth March. There will be a vacation of one week at

Scfcolai* will tpebaxfed a tbe time of enterii^ to tbe doM of tbe twin no defection being mmae, v.

mow tradedaickiwoa.

Boir ta Wb _'«a at (nm $\J30 to #140 ear wwek. (nifhiagnan for boaidiaf taeffiadvfe.fttxfeatacaaiii :Mfc ibdr expenses to 6ny otsta per wadt. It is very important that «i-*r-rta be ^amamieB of tbe ima.

Forfiw ^a*haa» J. P. JWNaON. Panama tSct. S, George*own, Sept. ink, 1819

BANK NOTE TABLE.

ooasscrsD wEsxjur mom as cmaxxATi

State Bank and Breaches par Ohio life Ins. and Tract Co. prra Lalayette, Commercial and Franklin bks. Mechanics' and Trader*' par Bank of Massillon,

Circleviile, (old)

Xenia,Geauga, ».sM Zanesville, -«*a 'f •"Iljjj" Steubenville, old bank Marietta, Mt. Pleasant,

8t Claiisvilla, "39. 9£ 4 New Lisbon, ,.f

Dayton, *. Western Reserve,

Clinton Bank of Columbus, -.... ,i, Franklin Bank of Colambus, Norwalk,

Urbana Bank, Granville, West Union,

Lancaster, Ohio Bank, Chillicothe,

Eastern solvent Banks, Wheeling, Hastevn 36anbs. New York city,

Do Country,

New England, Pennsylvania.

SUCH AS

SHOW BII.U, STORE BILLS, POSTERS, BANK CHECKS, PAMPHLETS, AUCTION BIIJ.S, HANP BIMJS.

CIRCULARS, POLICIES, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, LABEIS, &C.

Will be printed in the neatest manner and at the shortest notice.

Blank Deeds and Mortgages

BILLS or LADING. rmy K: mm rmn mm

IJOWchI

lltf.

com

extent.

neat and

competent

pan do: [ap!28 35tl]

94 50 6 00

8 00

10 00

12 00

Cash Prices.

He feels assured that he can ofTer inducements in the way of choice Good* nnd at very low prices, to all who may favor him with call. (NOOIIS Sold l)Y the Piec6 at a very small advance on Eastern Price*. Store keepers visiting Tcrre-Houte will find it to their interest to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, as I shall be in constant receipt of the latest styles of Goods during the whole season. (PajqaauOafsy £2-oEaKlrcicD(» taken in exchange for Goods, if delivered at the time of trade.

CHARLES A. DUY.

Terre-Haute, March 31,1849. 31ml

Small Profits and Quick Sales

N E W S O E

AND WORE 1EW KOOD8. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qncensware, BOOTS, SIIOKS, WALL PAPER. CI R-

TAIN PAPKK, SEGARS, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, Ac., Ac., Tj^OR sale cheap for Cash or Produce, vaholesale or retail. ft^"I»ok out for great bargains at the New Cheap Store, two doors south of Bern en &. Co.'a

CHARLES A. DUY.

April 28, 1848. West side Public Square.

8BBLS.

Linseed Oil 8 do. Fish Oil 2 do. Cold

Pressed Castor Oil 2 do. pure winter strained Sperm Oil 3 do. Lnrd Oil 1 do. Neat's Foot Oil 1 cask Sweet Oil for sale by apl21 34tf J. CUNINGHAM.

PAINTS, OILS, Ac.

PURELinseedLead

White Whiting

Old Oil Red Lead Spirits Turpentine Venetian Red No. 1 Copal Vi arnish Chrome Green No. 2 do do Chrome Yellow Coach Varnish Paris Green, fix.

Received and for sale

WOOD & DONNELLY.

AuKJVALS & DEPARTl)ttES

THF, MAILS

M.YD.

TERM: UUUTE,

ARRIVALS.

St. Ijona*. Mo.. Daily, at Indianapolis, Daily, at III., Taeedays, Thar*, and Vinemma, Mondays, Wednea. and Friday*. 11 Lifayetu, Wednes. Fridays and Sunday*, 9 a CrnrfordmUe, Toeodavs arvJ Saturday*, 9 a am a ad a vi S at a 9 A id a 6 CarlisU, wedoeedays.wy

St. Lam**, Daily, at /H&M 'i«. y. at ays, Wednee. andFrid.

Oct. IS, 1B49.

-•Li— jm.

THAT

tunas.

no sale par

Hamilton, Commercial Bank of Scioto, Bank of Cleveland, Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, Miami Exporting COL,

i*- 25 dis 50 dis 50 dis no sale do do *r do do

Steubenville, new. f,J Tjebanon, Miamisburg, 4.1"A. Circleville, new

Scntnckf.

All solvent Banks. Inlfana State Bank and Branches,

par aiprm

par

VfrafitCa.

par

Philadelphia City, Pi Baltimore, Maryland, ...

Srt|anije--5el/»«f Rate*

New York. Philadelphia,

1 pre 1 pre

The above rates are predicated upon specie.

JOB PRINTING

AT THE

gStaim&U ©ourfcr (Stfflc, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

WITH A FRESH StTrt.V OF

Embracing a great Variety of Styles,

INSTRUCTIONS

For Flat aud other Boats

KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT THIS OFFICE.

CITY^IIOTKLT AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,

MARKET STREET, SOUTH EAST OF PUBLIC SQUARE, TERRE-HAUTE. IND. liOlIS LEVY, Proprietor. myft n36tf

Small Profit* & Quick Wales

NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

A N N E W O O S CHEAP FOR CASH. *TMIE subscriber has taken the store lately oc.1 cunied by Mr. E. S. Wolfe, on the West side of the .y/tmrc, two doors south of Beincnt & Co., where he will open in a few days NEW AND ENTIRELY FRESII STOCK

Stove dealers on the Wabash, who purchase their Stoves in Cincinnati, snd elsewhere generally, buy by the pound, and usually obtain the largest staves possibly for the least number of pounds. 1 will state a case to illustrate the unlity and profits of those thin light stoves, to persous who ouy them lor their own use. A widow lady bought a Stove in this place, a very fine looking, and quite a large cooking stove, but weighs only 188 lbs. being less than one half the weight of my Stoves of the same site she used it about lu'we MWUA*, and it is now broken into piece* the fire plate completely burned through, ana the Stove entirely useless, and as she could not rat it repaired by the man of whom she bought it, she sent it to my shop, but as there are' no patterns in this place from which to cast the plated, the repairs will cost more than the Stove would be worth after being repaired.

This Stove, with several others in a similar situation, is at my shops, where they can Ije seen by ail those who wish to understand this way more perfectly. 1 have on hand and am making

A LARGE QUANTITY OF STOVES, from the best of patterns and of the very best No. 1, Ohio hot blast pig iron, the plates are heavy, warranted to stand nre and to perform right. 1 am also constantly prepared (as I keep the patterns)

TO REPAIR ANY AND ALL STOVES, that 1 am, or ever have made here, on short notice and cheap.

Store at Eagle Foundery, and also 2 doors east of J. C. Ross' Store, superintended bv IRA GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 1849. 3m3.

BRANDIES, Ac.

QR. CASK pure Pale Brandy. 1 qr Dark do. lqr Iqr lqr lqr

Port Wine. Tennerifiedo, Holland Gin. Jamaica Rum.

4 casks sweet Malaga Wine. pipe Sp 2 bhls Old Bourbon Whisky. 2 nov4 nlOtf

1 dis par

g»

1 half 1

Spanish Brandy.

^VOOD & DONNELLY.

SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARSI I 0 (VIA "REGALIA JEN US" Segars a superior article, for sale cheap by the box or at retail, by april28 35tf CHARLES A. DUY,

EAUX DE COLOGNE.

TEAN MARIE FANNA'S Genuine Cologne •J Water, warranted. Rossef* Superior Cologne Water, elegantly put up in different sized [bottles.

For sale by CHARLES A. DUY. april28 35tf Second st.

CLOVER SEED.

UST RECEIVED, fine lot of pure Hover »J Seed, for aale low. Sign of the Fad Lock. Jan. 20, *49—21—tf S H. POTTER &.

DR. THOMPSON'S PATENT UTERINE Truss, Abdominal Supporters, nnd Shoulder Braces. rpHE subscriber is agent for the nbove articles.

I Also sole agent for Dr. L. D. Fleming's Uterine Truss and Abdominnl Supporters. apl21 It4tf J. R. CUN1NGHAM.

SARSAPARILLA.

SAND'S

Sarsaparilla

Bull's do Shaker do Townsend'sdo Snrsnparilla Syrups rnnde according to IJ. S. Dispensatory. [35tf],WOOD & DONNELLY

CIGARS.—Just received a large supply of superfine Regnlin, Principu, smtill Lu Norma nnd lli

lalf Spanish by the box or re 1 nil. apl21 34 tf

WF.

CHEAP

J. R. CUNINGHAM.

TO TANNERS. ceiv [24tf]

have received another lot ot superior Brown Oil. [24tf 1 WOOD & DONNELLY.

N E AV

O O S APPROVED

FOR CASH OR CREDIT. LIAS EARLY are now receiving direct from the East, a large stock of merchandise, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Qneensware nnd

Hard wore,

nil of which will be sold as low as any other establishment in Terre Haute. We wish to purchase 20.000 pounds of RAGS in exchange for cash or goods.

Wo will olsotnke in exchange for goods at low prices, Flaxseed, White Benns, Feathers, Heeswux and nil kinds of Country Produce.

WILLIAMS &

EARLY.

Terre Hnute, Nov. 4, 184H. nlOtf

JOII A. WdHI) II.IK,

Office two doors west of the Bank. march ll'4828tf

GROCERIES, Ac.

^T^EAS—Choice Green and Black. SPICES—A groat variety. CANDLES—Sperm, Star and Mould.

SUGARS—Loaf, Pounded and Crushed. OILS—Sperm nnd Lard. FRUITS—Currants, Raisins, Almonds nn

Citrons.

SAUCES— Walnut, Mushroom,^Tomato, Oys ter nnd Anchovin. CHOCOLATE— icSped and plain MUSTARD—Ohio,Kentucky nnd. Frrneh. For sale by [notfl jWOODfc bONNKLLY

TERMS REDUCED.

LOUISVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL. For one copy, one year, pnid at the time of subscribing, or at or before the commencement of the year 2 50 For one copy paid after tho time of subscribing, or after the beginning of the year, within six months therefrom 3 00 3 50

For one copy pnid after six months For clubs of five or more, paid in advance, each

PRENTICE &. WKISSINGER, Editors. June 30, J849. 44tf

LOOK OUT FOR SITES.

THE

by W Hotel, at the sign of 23 £2)9 DBA BBSS Where he is prepared to fill all orders, from a cradle to a coffin, with promptness, and in as good style and finish, and with as good materials as at any shop in Indisns. Those in want of any article in the CABINET LINE, are requested to call and examine specimens and prices.

QTT All kinds of Lumber and IVoduce taken in exchange for work. A COB SITES.

Terre Haute, May 6,'4#-36-tf

Saddle & llarneMtt fflnking. A

ISconducting

tbe abovo business in all it branch

es, on National Road street, a few doors from tbe Sottate, south side, where be would he glad to see all who want a good article in tbe above line, cbeap for cash or trade

August 15.1846. 50-tf

GLASSWARE.

BOXESa*«ioriedGlaaswsre,vix: Tinctures, tf" specie*. Vial*. SEE. api28 35tf WOOD SL DONNELLY.

FRESII GARDEN SEEDS

TARRANT'S

8pm

DEPART!'RES.

1 A a 3A a

tmctmme*, Tuesdays, TWs. and Bstardays 5 a a mfayetU, Toasdays, Tborsdi i*fotd***ne, Mondays and

Lafayette. Teasdays, Tborsdsy* and Sat. 8 A TTVRECT from tbe Sinker VlHsge at New t*ford*riHe, Mondays and Fridays, 5AM Lebanon, N. Y., for sale by lotmunfUm. Mondays and Fridays, at HarrmLimrg, Saturdays, Cmriitie, Tnorsdays, at

5 5am

st 6AM

N.a-All maikeloae

I.E10I SYRUP. ar^ide. ~tr i—n laaiuifat la iXJTELLi-.

VERY

pare

K31ft

DR. MURPHY«8

Sugar-coated Vcgetableu

ANTI-FEVER PILLS.

For the immediate and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, and all other Fe\ers. Prepared by WM. H. MURPHY, M. D. 384 Pearl Street New York, To vhom all order* for the Pill* mutt be addressed, {Postpaid.) ".,'! .i-jf

WOO REWARD!!!!!!

I will give Five Hundred Dollar* to nny person who will produce, at a less cost, a better, more innocent nnd more perfect cure for AGI-E AND FEVKR or Chills and Fever, than Dr. Murphy'* SugarCoated V««:e»*ble Anti-Fever Pills. I will also give Two Hundred and F\fiy Dollar* to anv person who will show a single case where any injurious effects have attended the use of these Pills. They are warranted In all cases to cure Ague and Fever, or CMills and Fever, when taken according to tho directions accompanying them.

CHAS.

EFFERVESCENT SELTZER

Aperient, lor sale by •ttgl 1 50tf WOOD Sc. DONNELLY.

WHITE LEAD. I an invoice WOOD 4c DONNELLY.

T"JAILY expected an invoice of Pittsburgh 1 Pure Lead. Sept. 15, 1549.

SAGE

tie by

Dec.». '4»-l?-tf

LYNCH'S

*e st pnvli#!y 9 o'clock T. MOITATT, p. 7tf.

WOOD 4k DONNELLY.

EXPEDITION TO THE DEAD

SKA AND THE JORDAN, jast received aad for sale at PERKINS it BUCKINGHAM'S

Oct. 90, lB4JMJtf hnm Book Store

pURE LEMON%YRUPorbottla, for ssl« by spm34if

-By tbegalloadosea

J. CUNINGHAM-

WM. H. MURPHY, M. D.

$3"Price only 50 cents a box. jyv gu f»

DR. MURPHY'

SUGAR-COATED VEGETABLE'1 ANTI-BILIOUS •Ind Dyspeptic JPWs.

Thtse Pills are composed entirely of vegetable ingredients, and contain not one particle of calomel or mercury in any form, nor any mineral substance whatever^ and may be taken at all times and under all circumstances, and by all ages, without an/ fear of the sad consequences often attending mer corial and mineral preparations.

Sold wholesale and retail by J. R. CUNNING' HAM,TerroH?ute,andJ.W. PEARCE, Uck pott

WOOD

sept30n5yl

HEAD QUARTERS FOR

PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING.

On National Road St., next door to Xiftpert's Corner. J%Y# 11* FOR

THE

proprietor has iust arrived from Philadelphia with a very largo nnd splendid assort' mentof SSxxaip(»Qrft(3DCr OUcJDOaaaba^' Manufactured by the best workmen, under his own inspection. It is well made, in the latest fashion and ot the best materials, and is far superior tothat generally kept for sale.

On nand some of the finest quality of Black and Blue Cloth Coats, Caahuioret backs, Habit Cloth, Tweed and Queen's cloth Sack-coats, Cassimero pants, Satin vests, and a great variety of Cheap1 Clothing for sale as cheap,

WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL, As they can be purchased in the Eastern citics. JOHN PALMEK.

Torre Haute, June 10,'48 41tf

FRENCH PERFUMERY. rpHE subscriber has on hand a full and freth at«ortment of Fren Perfumery, among which will be found, in part, vit:

SUPERFINE EXTRACTS, for the Ifnmlker* chief. SUPERIOR ANTIQUE OIUS and POMATUMS.

SUPERFINE TOILET SOAPS. /V Rose Soap, Almond Soap,

Floating Sonp. for hntlis,

Price Cn«stiell'H VeuetabIeSoft|, ,• I Military Shnving Nap, Roussell's Shaving ream. ROIKSELl/S SUPERIOR ALMOND SOAP, prepared from the purest nnd best luateritds, possesses the desirable qualities of rendering the skin delicately smooth, clenr nnd even, nnd removing all roughness nnd imperfections Irom its surfm*.

It counteracts the ill effects ol alkaline sonptt, giving the skin a luxuriant brilliuncv, and imparting to the hands a delightful nlmona o»lour.

ROUSSELI/S SUPERIOR ROSE SOAPhns all the delightful projHirtieP of tho AIIIIMHI Soap, differing only in possessing the exquisite fragrance of lie Otto of Roses.

ROUSSELI/S UNRIVAI.LKD SH A VI NG

CREAM, now and snlemlid nrticle, is now universally acknowledged crenm in the Fuitnl States ur Euro/te.'

su/nrior to nny shnvii|j£ ties or Euro/ie. It in elo-

gnntly put u| in Ixvuw. illiNctiiliintMMiN Articles for the Toilet*. lliiir and

T.x.tU

liriiHh&s.

Cotnhs, i) full fifwortinvnt ClmpniBirsKnzorStrops. Kowlnnd'x (Jcmiinc .Mnmsnnr Oil.

Roinsfi'll'n Tooth I'nwdrr.

RO['SSIj|»f/S BEAR'S OIL, wirrontnl i»irfi»ctly pun'. I'rcnli. nnd troc frosn all adiiltcrauoii, ntul dclightliilly periiimetl.

ROI'SSKLI/S OX MARROW L^O.VIATU.M,

dotn|iosod of purified tnnrrow m»l hazel nut oil.

I'OM DE l'lill0('OME, a iM'iintiful aniclit, pmpnred Irom ox mnrrow, eatet»»ivuly used in Luro|H) nnd in this country.

Also, variety of other articles too c.Ttcn*ivo ta Im* niiiiii:rui( i, nil ot which will lm

Hold

NEW YORK AND I'll I LAD El.I'M l.\ PRICES. CH \RLES A. DUY, Two doors South of Iknicnt iV Co.'#

April 28, 1841). af,n

luisnsBoclnti.il

NELLY

Their

stock

2 00

We ask our Whig friends to aid in procuring clubs for the Weekly Journal. It is now, for the matter it contains, one of the cheapest papers in America.

Dr.M. D( i.V.

with liim in the

DRIKJ

nnd

of Paint*, Oil*,

itt

complete.

ME.

DK'INAL husiiivKs, which will hu conducU'd un. dcr tho firm of

WOOT) A IONW:LI,Y,

rim stock now in store of DRl'OS, MEDI 1NES, IIEMIOAIJS, AC., to whieh will ho nddwl in a fow days their fall purchases, making it rrplctr.

Of Ghisswnre, Window nnd Instrument*, a full nssortinent will tw found. In Dye Stuff* ihov have every nrticlo required for manufacture* or household use.

ntul Paint Hrushes

In nines nnd J.'ufuor* fur mrilicitial use, ihey have sueh as is choice, l»otli hi woxl nnd Unties. Of Cigar*, a tine assortment ot«-»''»r- imported, of various hrnnds. Also, low priced TIJWP and t'igar*.

Of Perfumery and Toilet nrticles, a great vnrie-

In their stock of Patent Medicine* will be (bund cverv prcparntion. All of which they ofler f«»r sale on good terms, and will receive in exchange Flnxwed.firass seeds, Oineeng, Beeswsx, Country Cigars, White Beans, &,c.

In their retail department, particular attention to prescriptions. nov4 nlOtf

VKDIC INI0«.

Rr«HH supply received hy the ngents. "}0tf .. WOOD & DONNELLY. Who have his Almanac for 181 for gratuitous distribution.

WiiRERoon.

undersigned hu commenced the Cabinet

Making Business, in the shop lately occupied by Win. H. West, nearly opposite the American

8riVI)Rf KN.

C' 5!

Steel Pens, Quills, Wafbrs, VisiUng CtSrds, rocket Books. Ietter, Cap, nnd Envefotie Paper, Red and Black Kealinc Wax, Trwlla Rub-i l«er Envelopes, Ink Stands, Wator Colors^ Lead Pencils for Artists and Engineers. o( Fay at, Munroe's make, rnrpentors' Pencils, Ink Stands, Red, Bine, and Block Ink, Motto. (.Wafers. :rt --h

"!f Shaving Cream, Military, Cnstile, Fancy W and Vangatece Soaps Jenny Lind and other Pomades, extracts Cologne, pure Bear's Oil*

Antique Oil. Hair Dye, Hair Tonic, Bay Water, nose Water, Maccassar Oil, Ox Marrow, Eau Lustre, Lilly white, Aromatic Halts, Cut Pungent*, Toilet Powder, China Cologne Bot LUes, Orri*

Ball, Tooth Powdor, Ac,,

O. D. Percussion Caps, Lamp Wicks and-' Chimaies, Cork Screws, Combs, Bitoe Blacking, Tapers, Paint, Branding. Artist, Scrub, f-lothes, Hair. Te« th,8hoe, white Wssh snd 8having Brushes, Bristol Brick Dust, Tripot

k8pice

Seives, Ac.

nov4 nlOti WOOD Sc DONNELLY.

CHOLERA.

Whard's

E have on band a large lot of Dr.'J. DcnnCholera Syrup Thi* valuable preparation has been used with unparalleled success in New Orleans and Memphis during the post winter* Every family should bave a bottle ot this medicine in their house.

C. J. ALLISON 4. CXX

May 19,1849. ,V38t4

1 fkOfi LBH. assorted Candies, by the box or

A"UU

retail, by

apttl 34tf J. R. CUNINGHAM.

T« (be Stock holders or the

TERRE-HAUTE AND RICHMOND

RAIL ROAD COMPANY. YOU

we hereby notified to pay to J. H. Tur! n*r, at the store of Warret* 4. Turner, the second instalment of four dollars^ on each share of stock, subscribed for in said coaspany, on tbe first day of December next, a further sum of four dolldfs on each share every aixiy day« from that dafj until tbe whole is paid.

Books are BOW opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John Crawfed aad Jacob D. Eearty^as commiseisoners.—The payment of one dollaran each share is requir ed at the time of subscrih^u' C. ROSE,

Pras of tfeT. ft. Railroad do,

September 27,1818. n5tf.