The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 January 1850 — Page 3

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Hall

tbi Sons ot Txmpekaxcx,

Whereas

ute. 1890.

It'j Division No. 94, Terre- Haute. "4 Jtihuary

6, 181

'The member# of ihe Order of the

&ons ol Temperance having heard of the death of W. SCOTT CLARK, late a member of Division 94, 3. of T. Ter-re-Haute, who depaned this life on Sat lp urday morning last, aged 26 years, as •^Mmbled at their Hall, on Sunday, the f\ t' 6th inst., and adopted the following preamble and resolutions:

in ihe providence of Di

vino VV adorn our worthy and esteemed brother, W. S. Clark,

has been called

fVom amongst us, in the morning of life ftnd the full tide of his usefulness, and the members of the Order of the Sons of Temperance, desirous of testifying their high regard for his character by an expression of their respect for his memory, and by attending his remains to their lost resting place therefore,

Resolved, That the membefi of ihe Divisions of the Sons of Temperance, ta this place, have learned with unaffected sorrow of the death of brother W. S. Clark.

Resolved, That independent of the

r. ^onds which the brotherhood of our OrHff ^er

cotinecled

htm with us, his worth ex-

•••Ml hibiied in nil the relations of life, eminently entitle his memory to our most Sacred regard.

Resolved, That we deeply sympathise \vith the bereaved relatives-of the deceased, and condole with them in the Irreparable loss they have sustained—a loss which exhibits ihe unrelenting character of that destroyer, who spares no hope however fond, no promise however useful, no tie jiowever tender.

Resolved, That we will attend the funeral of our deceased brother, this afternoon, to the cemetery, and as a token of respect for his memory, and ofsorrow for his loss, will wear the usual badgo of mourning for the space of thirty days.

Resolved, That a copy of these resolutionSfbe handed to the family of the duccascd.

Resolved, That the different papers bo requested to publish the foregoing proceedings,

JOHN J. IlKJGINS, VV. !».

Stairs. "My life was threatened yesterday by high authority. The Duke was heard

to say 'Off with his head!—off with hiflj

head! ifamu the whites that keep slaves! „rf,nt runrJjan.

—off with his head!—down with tlin republics!' I wish you to report this, as 1 Khali take tlw earliest possible oppor-

tunity to inform the Government how ditions, by making immediate

tive American flag is treated in this part

of the island, a%id her citizens made to suffer the most wanton and scandalous insult and ahusr,\"

The French consul's life has also been threatened. This conduct on the pari ol'thc subjects of Fausiin the First" will no doutu reccive due attention from the respective governnienis concerned. The Pominicnn* were advancing with GOO men against Aux Cayes, and if the negroes behave as badly as represented above, it would be a benefit to the island for the Spaniards to give Fausiin a good trouncing. The captain of the Wissa

hikon had great difficulty in getting bis papers, &y., from our consul, as that!/"^ 1/ IT

fiiitctionarv fcc ho 8avs in lii.s letter.

dare not show bis bead"—

rv that his real trial heavy masses of

Thn Arctic Kxpcdition. ,V".. Daily, at The narrative of Sir Jas. Rors's Arctic expedition, which appears in our co-{ iumns ibis morninff, furnishes in a small

from the nuagmation to be expanded

nes ot inrimng peril anti sutler-j uuiinn^,s, Daily, at has been said by a contemporn-1 Mondays, W»dws. and Frid. "«i were striking (.•mvtftmUwlle, Mundays and Fridays. tlffainst tho ships' sitles in Melville bay,! BoomifZtm, Mondays and Fridays,at

I Hnrrottsburs, hftturdays, at and threatening every moment to stave \CarlUle,Thursdays, ai

ortiplnyed in Ihcrnily wwlng ihn shins' way out ol the harbor ot Port Leopold tior even when Sir Jas. Roi»s, with his! HE4il:LAR PACKET. litUo pftriv, was puinfully making his Thc.Stsainer

w«y in il.o "hMvy hummocky" ic» 10 the extremo point of his opeiations.——, ^SSES^Sh5

mous mass moving along at the rate of eight br ten miles a day for twentythree d«Vs, ahd finally rending itself asunder nnd rolfeastng its seeming victims —wo may wellsuppase that it was in no irreverent! spirit that Sir Jamet Ross tepcaks of their salvation as a "miracle."

Wash. Repub ic.

Mr. Wiathrop.

The Washington correspondent of tho Terre-Haute, Dec" 59, ^849.

Newark Daily Advertiserx in a recent

letter, says:

"Mr. Winthrop now stands better before the country than he ever sttwl before. His position was a deservedly high one but bis patriotic and manly course here has raised him still higher. He has shown a wisdom, forbearance, patriotism and good sense that must forever do him honor. Greater honors are in store for him, should his valuable l^fe be spared. The lovers of the Union, in all parts of tho Confederacy, %ill not see a gallant American saenfied because of his attachment to their dearest interests. Last Saturday's proceedings, in the hall of the House, will never be forgotten by tho intelligent men of the coanurV. Mark the prediction.1*

Tho \V*shin#on Union say*. "Thn find annual message of General Taylor is before the country, and we hazard mera nothing in saying that it has been read with feelings of mortification and dt#nppointment bv the best friends of the President." \Ve agree irklr the Union that it "haxards nothing** in making that assertion or anv other. It has long ago lost, by charge# of a similar character, anything it may ha»e had to ii«k Tn the way ef &&seruon.—Richmond Re publican.

Congressional Committees. The political, or rather sectional, character of the standing committees of the House of Representatives will ap pear from the following statement.

The SIaVe States send 91 Representatives to Congress, the Free States 140. There are 37 standing committees in the House, nineteen of which have Chairmen from the Slave States—eighteenfrom the Free States. A large portion of these committees however, has no po litical power or influence whatever the important, influential committees being, Ways and Means, Claims. Commerce, Public Lands. District of Columbia,* Manufactures, Indian Affaire, Naval Affairs. Foreign Relations, Territories, Post Office and Post Roads, Military Affairs. Judiciary.f

Of these thirteen importaht House Committees, nine hnve Chairmen from the Slave States, the Free States four— seven of the thirteen have a majority of members from the Slave States, and in every instance, save one, where the Chairman is from a Free State, the majority of members composing the com-! mittee are from the Slave States! and I yet there is constant and continuous complaint and denunciation from the Slavo States, of Northern intolerance and aggression!—Cin.Gaz.

We learn that the Kentucky Legislature owes its early organization to the patriotic, self-sacrificing efforts of R. F. Baird. the emancipation iNjpresentative from ottr city. After ihr$*Por four ineffectual ballots were taken, Mr. Baird offered. amid much noise and confusion, a resolution that "the Free'Soilers leave the House,'' and—out he went! A speaker was elected on the very next ballot, and the IIouso,a| oncc adjourned.—Lou. Courier.

Holland, where a concert was given once week, to cheer and amuse his horses.

Military Education.

The

I'rom Unyti—'The American Flag Di«it*ported. A letter, of Dec. 7ih, from the Ame-i ,, ricim consul at Au.\ Cayes. delivered by {i^ing condition. 1-or particu ars w«. tho cnpiniti of the brig Wissahikon, at would relur to the advertisement in anNow York, speaks of tho insole nco ofjoti.er column. A sou of Dr. Bull, of the nrw tDunarchical government, pnr-| Trrre^lruitc, and also of Mr. Richardticulnrly whiio ci.izen. of the L'niic.l

Western Military Institute

o(. re(,elvc,, mililary iaame

I lit: consul, Mr. Lorinif.savs: ... In ii A 0

tlons at the Georgetown Institute.

are authorized to send one Student to

t[tjs

school, on reasonable terms. Any

ioll l0

Mr. LaniKinsj €. Moore, is tlm only person

lt.\ 1,0WIN. DIBHIjfclK WORIC, January 3, 185it—]9nt^.' New York.

A I A S A N E A E S

TKIim: n+iUTFs,

into scenes of thrilling peril and sufler-j Daily, at 3 itljr, ll has been sal cnntPtniinrn. *M.»nriaVs. Wrdne^. ntid Frid.

If mtciortisriue, ....

compass niaterials of romnnnc interest Tucmtay» and Saturdays, m: 2f» acrcs in the N. jv qr. ot the same ocction, both tb n't might well fill volumes. It furnish-. Harrofisimrj, Fridays', I»: i'1 I own li. N. of !'. West, purchased «'S hints which require but litile aid \Vetne»layf», at .. I

DKC.YK TURKS.

v, Djuly. nt lAM

Attorneys aud Counsellors at Lair, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. December CP, 1849. lPmH.

~^pi,X IAlj Ntyricic.

rpHOSE indebted to the undersigned, are rwpectfully requested to call at our countingroom and aside, oy Note or aisk—the latter if possible.

It is the season for squsrring account^, and if we did not need all Hites, we woukl not ask for Uwm. Please remember the place.

GROVERMAN & BOURNE. 18tf.

BROKAW CORN WELL,

MERCHANT TAILORS, On the East side of the Public Square*

TERRE-IIAITE, INDIANA

HAVE

just received a very hand««omo assortment ol Bint* md Brew* frmek Cktis, D«e

V? titer* awtr

£?,!!Iw J^T.i

sspcaal attention.

WARDROBE OF GENTLEMEN. It» no troabla to ua to show oar goods, so that

shall be ar* re^ulwlr son, aa wdl:

sach aa we represent it- We iahed hera ana it is our plea-

oar

hiterrst, to satisfy Ottr ruaroDae, tt,

ar|

]VT

wiu not when .ho! !31 tUnp.|».tcha8«l..t JonasCmpbcll. Ico ivero nrikinit! sJSl •»TIIE

tho timbers in ilor wlien ihe crews ivore! NV All no-cI«kr o^!h^ jah A me 11 and Stephen C. Sbockcy,

J. OFF ATT, P. \l 7 tf.

uVER?fONT^

cl,p.

The real trial was not when anything io be rfo«e—ubut in pf'slillnjsa. and inaction, and'lailing Terre-Haute. Dcc. W, 184^. 18m?. Iiope." When we think of ships imbedded in a field ot' ice ot move than fifty miles in circumference—*hi^ enor-

touching at intermediate

—i «M£3WMaHP ette, toucninj at intermediate tbere was jxint, during die present and approaching season, ibn ,i/|c| For Freichtor Passage spply on boaftl.or io

I BEMENT & O.

Wm. D.

GniswotJv

Newton Booth.

GRISWOLD & BOOTH/

1849-nmS.

NOTICE.

rjpHE

firm

of BarVmr & forbear, fearing

dtsaolvad

Thoaa indebtad ttfaaidlirm

bar*.

been

the decease

of one of ita meni

«111 please all

Dae.

33, JdlS.

OLD DR. JACOB TOWHSETD* SAR SAPARILLA.

no*S,

jut-.'k* ^'^LOUISVILLE

Holding Still

New,

W HE E

Georgetown, Kentucky, is represented as a fine Military School, and in a flour-

niithoristwl to trsnsnot any bnsine«s for our House! and all their friends and relations, of every degree, even io the tenth generation, in Indiana »nyother p«s**it^pw»««tiag himaelfj Call and see us, and for '"Aiild lang syne," we'll clothe you well and fashiono^bly from our firm, i* doiag'so,without our consent.} at the lowest possible rate of remuneration.

our

S ILK OF RliAL ESTATE.

r'PHE

following real eainte belonging to

i.VD. of miiddny, lor cash in hand, viz: mutated in the COUNTY OF VERMILLION, I,or No. I. in Sink'.-* addition to the town IVrrysviJIe a I ho

town 15 N. R. 9 W., purchased of Joel Campbell.

Also ,VS acrcs in Nl of Ni of same Frac. See.! the N- EJ of the N. E.1 ol Sec. 15, and the Ni ot,

., 1 the N. E qr. of 8ci\ 22, in tho same Town and

ft A A 5 a

CPliNTY 0F

IjOIs

CO jf MI SSI ODER'S S A LE.

BYTvirtue

ci. ..,, —vrr. ptfu-t anri! tinder »he tj«waot tMPtatcot nrrmsylvania, and:

10 WIUCn

'which we warrant to be well mad% and ot* the most fashfbnable cat, and will constantly kc^ a supply of every thing nacessary to the

van..

Amer

Wc are «Isa in receipt of a general assortment of «f patronage for

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

NORTH EAST CORNER ITBLIC SQUARE, Terre"*- Haute* Indiana. tjf

The 1st duke of Portland had a gal lory in the great stable of his villa inluanceof that patronage of which it has hitherto been their good fortune to have received so largo a share! &_*,-*•

youth, desirous of

paren securing a scholarship in this Institute, will find a good opportunity on easy con-

Small

applica|

Wabash Courier

office,

TO TileT^BLIC. IP'"'!'

tho

ot a decree of the Probate Court, of

heir at law of Albert P. Holmesdccea.«od. I will on Saturday the 5th day of January 1350, at the] Court House door in Terre-Haute, within the le-j gal hours expose to sale the undivided half of Lot number 147 in the town of Terre-Haute tr -L~ highest bidder. JOHN P. USHER

Th#

JL S O

ttiif

STRADS (S ISAACS

A GAIN pledge themsc!vesfto go ahead! Accordingly thel^ ^fe^fit tftnd having been foand insufficient for the transaction of their business, they have determined to spare no expense in providing the friends who visit them with more comfortable and suitable quarters—so they have rented for a term of years, that

Splendid and Spacious Brick Store,

SITUATED AT, AND KNOWN AS THE

1LOCUST CORNER, North East Corner Public Square,

IT S O E N L'A O.

and in every respect rendered most desirable, they confidently hope for a contin-

In once more availing themselves of the ever varying round of the seasons to address their kind patrons, the undersigned beg leave to assure thern, that in preparing the Stock for this Fall and Winter, they have spared neither time, pains, nor expense to render it worthy the increased attention of a discerning public. To that end. no element necessary to ensure success, has been overlooked or forgotten! Our friends will find

Material, Workmanship' and Style,

such as to please the most fastidious. Last, though by no means last, PRICE-*" PRICE—PRICE—will bo found suitable to every man's pocket, espcciaily to that

the Mechanic and Artisan.

To all our friends, rich and poor, large and small, while wo return our fervent thanks for past encouragement, we desire to say, that otir determination is still io

stick to tho same grounds of doing business hich, judging from past experience, aru the ones the public would have us adhere to:—

prolits and quick returns--is

Observe, we nro to be found at our New and Extensive Establishment,

Locust Corner, Nortli1 East Corner Public Square,

_J. In conclusion, we do hereby extend a warnl and welcomo invitation and henrtv

Vigo county, Indiana, a copv of which wiih ihe precept is to me delivered, which decree was rendered at thesuitof Ruseel Part, Norman Dart and Philip V. flotfinnn, and against Azel Holme*. Arba Holmes, George W. Sfayton and Marcia Slsyton his wife. Ira B. Conkey and Elira C^nkey his wife, Rusia Holmejj, Joseph O. Jones and of Vigo county, Indiana, for certificates for Lota Persis Jones hi? wife, heirs at law of Sou ire 85 and 88, in Section 16, township 12 north ol Holmes deceased, and Edward Florentine Holmes: Range 9 west, theoricinal certificates beins lost

Terre-Haute, Dec. 4. 1849. superior to Brewer's yeas., aml_can b«

member? rrcrives in elegant efurntnnf. a copy'

fBHIE ABT-Uston of Wij'a hia is establish- ganmwrt, in township thirteen, range nme ed in «1» it yotPh 11 ac.^ a. chartered

Iv W 9 I Ii "»*/W operation two!

uvo

tlw^n^titutiOT.^r. -^jtejray into the]

drawine takes place on tb©

BAltBOUR.

eeule. C. W Tartft-Haata,

D^S8iiWM1*!||-

banrisof the Art»» tf »lw United State*. «n^HErofaecrflwra to*e lineof Mode's TeleThe sobjoct ol the engraving for l$4$-30.»? JL cr^ho» C^»drr64' &. Louis, art reDretm, by Hucrirmoo. work which bass quested to met at the .:rt House in Terw*bfcn i«il^ and mdmtned it la now in the Haatrs on the first day of Janwary next, far me haodaof the encra*^.' ^r. A. H. Ritchie, of New' ol"^^'iag three Truatee®, and ir*Ti»aci York and will br read* for deliwMry befera thei to^herb aww as maycome betorB«r mertdrawiW. {in May,) and "it is expecred that ewryj inc. JOHN J. SL LEE, Centnctor. infill ijfc will be in receipt ot tms engraving ba-l T'ene-Haate, Dec. 15, 1849. I6#3. fore ihe drawjojr tak«*

P»«ce.

The

fim

MorrfaV

still our rallying cry!

band to our old friends and acquaintances 'Bill'and 'Tom' and 'Sam'

'Neil,1 and liot to these alone, but to their cousins-gcrman and country cousins,

In witness whereof we do here.bv set to our hands and seal. STRAUS & ISAACS. seal

at public auction, at the Court House door in Ter-I *.tw jiayona Keffalta CigBrp, re Haute, on tlin second Monday of Jnnuary A next, between the. hours often and twelve o'clocki *l" -^r"^rartln'

"'"ian.

Nos.7l and 72, in the Town of Russellsville,! purchased as the property of S. lianna: Also Lot] No. '2l» in said town purchased as the property .oil

I TN THK COONTY OF OWEN. The WI of the N. W of Pectioa 30, in Town )2, N. of R. 4 VV. and the undivided half part of the!

N. E. qr.nfSed. 26 the El df N. W. qr. of same,! .i \t -c iv .. ci a'

the W? VVJqno^V. W. qr. ol MinV the E4of s!i JO E. qr. of same tho E of N. W qr. of See. 23 in,

C. GILBERT, Tres't.

Terre-Haute, December8,1849. 15w

Locust Corner. Terre-Ifaute. Ind., this twenty-first

day of December, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty-nine. December £9, 1849. 18m3.

KJAItS AT WHOLKSALli.

tho! hnve just received a large lot of the folW li

I Terre-Haute Branch Bank, wilC under the, lowinjr choice brands, which wo will sell ("th ."t'cuon of the Bunk charter, bo offered for sale

STEWART & BROTHER.

Terro Haute, Dec. 8,1949. J5tf

NOTICE.

MM1ERE are for sale at the Land Office ai Lo

West.

TO HI :'"J I west, fn Vigo

one

1=?

v£ryj^'orcnsiV

ft,000 La Victoria, 5,000 La Juventud, 10.0IX) La Cuvina. 5.000 Justo San/. Principe "HOO 8tar Brand 000 Eflglo

purchased as the Wilkinson, deCM.

in Town. 1' property of tho estate of Josh a Als(» thoNl'ot the Si of W. Frsc !See. 33, inj

nc^r

BON N E

v* r"

iffmard Flight!

Queeusware

ARB

... ,,

,. „.

000 Half Spanish.

j-»« in uracil i7i Frsc. !Sec. 33, inj

C. J. ALLISON &. CO.

Tr rre-Haute, Ind., Nov. 24, 18111. 13tf.

PEACH AND CIIERIIY BRANDY.

VERV fine articlcof each just received bv C. .1. ALLISON &. CO. Terre-Haute, Ind., Nov. 24,1846, 13tf.

CIDER VINEGAR.

BBLS for sale at Cincinnati prices. C. J.'ALLISON'& Tcrrc-Ilautc, Ind., Nov. 24, 1849.

WANTED.

NY quantity of Raccoon, Mink, Otter, Fox, Wolf, Wild Cat,HouseC«t,and Deer Skins, for which tho highest prices in cash will be paid. GROVERMAN* & BOURNE.

Terre-Haute. Nov. 21,1849. 13tf.

DOMESTIC LIQVORS.

th«samc Town and JRange -and. i»kw the Wt ofj ®7.s p1"the S. E. qr. of Sec. %. anil a Fraction in Sec. 35,j both containing 104 acres, in the same Town and] Range, purchased as the property oPJamrs Town wmd.

W,n«-

Rum.

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Terre-Haute, Jni, No* 21, 1849. T3tf.

WANTED.

1 O OOO RCSHELS of POTATOES, fo? v'j'"which the Iligliest price wiil be paid in Cash at the Illinois Store.

XT OTICE is hereby given, that on the 2nd day Tails, much success, and is approved oi 1 of March 1850, I shall apply to the

ng lot ETT.

Dec. 1,1849—14ml M. A- JEW

YEAST.

times. Terre-Haute, Dec 1,1849.

E A N I O N OP PHILA OELPHI A. I wahasii. and krie canaj, i.ands.

T. H. FEARN. 14tC

rn Vigo county, 303 acres of Land, at from

dollar and twenty-fivecents to twodolkrs per

8cre

and operation two

8cre

Its ct is, to er ira^o the labours ofi Also, in township fourteen, range eight west,

^an awsts by creating an incwise.1 aropoat' jn Parko cottnty, 400 acres of land/at two dollar*

benefit of the Painters of i«e- pg,. a^re.

ENTl.EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, UniTwd States now dependent wholly upon rndi Also, In township fourteen range nine went, in »nrt tiMinm. f.^i i, v. .JL nj.Ur 11 nt suppot'- ,, Parke county, T20 acres, at two dollars per acre. *nd keep on Iwnd and malt® to order all kinds of

sub^rtption is Fm» Dollar*, fiar The mim&rra of the I/ns and Sectkwa can be «-hcheach subscribtr. addifwn to the right of]

prortfcd at

tha Trastees* Offioe in Terre-H.are.

or {. u»ijeatl(M

of the its, a«HWs for the year, ami Oeckgn* j. w. WRIGHT, Ck^. oblai***? a *iw*Nepa**tt»g. Terre-Hann* Dec. P, 46t» 15w4. The histi ration conducted by aboara« Man^J .....

at the Land Office at Li a-

AJfl» OT. LOCTS TEI.B-

CiRAPn.

%Tfatw Btmcxm. Charles**! dab*,

nty Sen?i?wLpanTHle

May, aanoaily. Sabscribersname*nowreach the they will naewarily ba etchtdad mm tha etrn of prixes. .. OFFICE TO RENT, a «.

•i

and Hattlhne

CHARLES 4. WW,

Honorary

Saowary, Ten*-

tfatitt

Advertiser,

pa|Mws

P^i*

DENTISTRY

H. R. SMITH, D. D. S.

ncootr

j„ tt. SARGEMT,

Cincinnati.

& CO. J3tf.

'S6

November 10, 1849. lHf.

ONEwiththe

of best preventives of this disease,' and which has been used, where cholfera

Auditor theftr^t medical authorities. Prepared by WOOD St DONNELLY. We also keep on hand ail the best remedies. jy21 47tf

post J4U

purposes, for sale by 121

FINEwhite

for iSnedicinal

P»?maa

Indiana-

pteaae copy.

purtHTSw*,

aaleby

f'fl

j*^le Hawkeye, Connenr^iile

HALF

SeoW1 Ro»f-

r\ Bnitdutf** to rest Ofi realonaMr terms. iE^aiiaot ^.U.4tJ.W*P. Trnt* remJHams. Dee.15.154?.

I I N O I S S O E

========

J.-r STEWOT &" CO.

rtteMtfgand opening a Large. Complete and Well Selected assortment of Goods, .? I

(Ttco 19oor* tlast of .V Smith Son&lStoye Starr,) Which we-are offering at lower rates than can ever offered in this markiu In our tock may be found a superior Lot of 3

T, N.f,

Civ,

v% Bonnets,

Ladies India Satin, do Extra Kid Gloves, do Cashmiere do 'J' Zephyrs Mitts, Jenny Lind Fringes, kfrom .*M.w mi Ladies Linen cambric Jlandkerchiefe.

GROCERIES,'ALL KINDS FRESH

Terre-Haute, Nov. 3, 1849. t» "1/

for country use, consisting in part, of Knives and Forks, Pen-knivos, Butcher Knives, Curry Combs, Nails, Shovels and Tongs, Ames' best Shovels and Spades, Collins' best Axes, Locks, Latches, Steelyard*, &c. &c.

Largest assortment of QUEENS WAKE ever offered in this market.

Wanted.'

Wheat, Oats, Flax, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Jeafts, Socks, Rags, Ginseng, Beeswax, Tallow, Rag Carpeting and Geese Feathers.

Q^rTo Country Merchants we offer very great inducements in tho way of uncommon low prices for all descriptions of goods. Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1849—5tf. GROVERMAN & BOURNE.

Iv located in niB new office on Ohio street, third door east of the public square, will stall tini^s

be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. Tarrc-Haute, April 17,1840. 34yl

N. B.—No credit given for operations unless by previousarrangemen

JURSTtAlX,

Terre Haute.*

SARGENT & MARSHALL,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in

BOOTS AND SIIOKS,

N-jmsMaa, B©A® TERRE-IIAUTE, IND. WE respectfully call the attention of our friends and the community in general to our new and complete assortment rtf BOOTS, SHOES, IIATS AND CAPS, which* we have just opened on National Road-St., one door ea*t of VV.

I JC

B. Tvkjx1®, and

to which

Hatter ourselves that our articles and pri ces, arc such as to induce those who may favor usi with a call, to eive us their uatronane.

We hate employed

Mr. Youno,

an experienced

workman,"as our forpman and cutter, and we can promise work promptly done and in a superior manner. SARGENT MARSHALL.

Fre-

FRESH ARRIVALS.

~\T 0(1 ,SRY*S Superior erupted Sugar.

»V

Choice Black Tea

Superior Pale Brandy. ,.v.,'f Choice Havana Cigars. Extra Chewing Tobacco,

is yeast had at alt

AND^CAP RIBBONS,

^PHE

J. R.CUHINGHAM

SYRINGES.

metal,hritannia and pielrter Syrin-

Ec*.of Tarioos

ai*».received and for sale by

aill50tf YVOQD &. DON^ELLy,

T\R- JAYNE*S MEDICINES.—A

inst received and for

(ap!2134tf J. fL CtJNINGHAM'

LUBI!f»S EXTRACTS.

^LASK JARS, "tinttore Bottles,

plete assortroent of Drnggist

boxes iiut received by a|il2134tf 5

Famhure—56

J. R. CUKINCHAM.

^WINDOW GLASS.

boxes,from8 by

Oxf

a|d3I

reonired bv

34tf

to 90by 24,

CUNINCJH A

JAYHE*S HEDICIJfES. LARGE lot of LARGE lot of ufcae preparations,tbi*day received and for sale Wholesale and Retail

WOOD

DONNELLY.

fcTAliaaaaca tor

1850,

toon

far

fratri'naa

Gro De

French worked collars, Silk Girdles, Zephyr Yarn,"^"^ Working Canvass.

Laces, and Edgings, «*»*»*,?.w.ySw

„Rhino?

Lvonissit Cloths.

Lustres, Cashmiers, De Lains.

and Glassware, large stock and very cheap

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS, ^Cannot be beat for quality and Price on the Wabash, jCfff

HARDWARE AT UNHEARD OF LOW PRICKS.

jooas-given in Exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, for which thp~lliriip«t Market Price will be paid. Call and see us Two doors West of Nipper. ami Mofim,-. '^'±1 ..J!"*

W-

A O S O

Late and Large Arrivals. GR0VEI1MAN & BOURNE,

now reef'ivino one of the largest and cheapest stocks of (.Toodh that ha.« ever been offered in this market. In our stock will be found—

Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shirting .Bed Tickings Bleached dritls Brown drills Plain and Plaid Linseys Prints Merinoes and Alpaccas Uaslimers and Delaines Ginghams of all styles and prices Kentucky Jeanes and Saiineits French Cloths and Casimeres Italian and common black silk neck handkerchiefs Assorted col'd pocket handkerchiefs Cashmere, blanket and nett Shawls Cotton baiting,a very good quality Mackinaw blankets Beavorcloths lied, green, yellow and white Flannels.

HATS and CAPS BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS, all kinds^stylesand

®iS(ae3BffiiriBS-.L

Tea, Coflce, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper. Spice, Raisins.] (very fresh) ^Candles, Soap, Indigo, Madder and Alum. ,'

A A

Silk elvets, 4 'Superior Wool Shawls^H Long do

Swiss cambc. Mull and Chk'd Muslins, I w& at

"Bleached and Hro trri Jflnslirts, Gmghams, Prints, Linseys. Bed Tickings, Satin Testings, Sheeps Grfey Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Silk Vestings. Canton Flannels, White. Red and Yellow Flannels. Cloths of all kinds, Cassimers, Satinets, Extra Superior Bed Blankets, Pamask Table Linen, Towellings, Diapers,Sic. &c. w4 -r* .-it

STEWART &

A A I A S

The most SPLENDID GOO DSili^3I«rkot.

WILLIAMS &~EARLY, A RE now receiving direct from N.Y., l'hilodelphin and Baltimore, a general Htock of Dry Goods, Quonnswarc,

Hardware and Groceries.

ALSO—A large lot of Carpeting, which will-be wold very low for cash or approved crcdit. A large assortment of

I S W O A S

of all qualities and prices have been laid in with great care, and will be found cheap and excellent. LLaJtXSaaLF^a» Some very fine, with Extra globes and chimneys, and capable of shedding "a flood of light" on any subject—chapte, beaut ifui and cheap—are to be found among tliier large atttl general assortment of goods. Their QUEENS WARE STOCK IS PERtLCT,

And their variety of

a If A S

as comprehenr.ve as the eastern markets van afford. Country merclranta, wishing to "fit up," will find this establishment, situated at the north west

we will continue to add from time to time, corner of the public square, the most interesting ny be necessary to keep up a full and general one in Terre-Ilaute, as regards the Quality, Variety and Cheapnessofuood*.

They, as well as all others, are respectfully intited to call and exsmin" the stocl»ori hand. WILLIAMS & EARLY.:

Terre-Haute, Oct. 27, 184! 9ti.

NEW STORE.

subscriber is now in ffefceintof his

sell them nt prices that cannot help but give

faction

all who

addition

to the

Of which he

WOOD St tKNNELLY.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 15,1849.

LD B6uttB03s"WHieKY

Would

For medicina

Terre-Haute, Nov.

constan

xJ for rffcle bfr an!21iltf J.R.CUNINGHAM.

UKK

firandy, Port Wine and

stock

of Fall Ooo!«, compripinea full nsMrtmenl Of rfew and desirable Goods, suited to the season, to which

would invite tl attention pur

chasers. His Goods have been bought for

the lowest market price*, and he

cash

determined to

satis

will favor him with a'

nsual assortment of

Dry GoodRy Hardware,Hoot*,Shoes,A-c. Will befonnd a large atock of NOTIONS,

17,1849.

Water Cure

For

sate by

HoUaAfTtlih,

12tf.

WOIIKK ON HYDROPATHY. WATER CURE MANUAL- W Resold of Hydropathy The Water ''tare,

Mecker ,i

sj-»

Weiss on Water Cure Water Core ft# America, by a Water Patient Water Cure for Ladiea 5

PERKINS & BUCKINGHAM,

Oct'27,'49-tftf at the lign at the Big Book.

FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

PINE

APPLE.

Ctmcenuated

Easente of Ginger,

Vanflla, Peach,

Wttef

Almonds

Received and (Or sale by W

angll 9&tf

ami a ccrm-

G. R. P.

James.

Retribution, or tb#

Ellen Percy, or Dweiplino:

Woman in all Age* and Nations,by Nichols-, Miseries and

Myattrin of

.I'**'!'

New York

Just received and

»Or

sal««t

PER KINS

Agent*.

distribn

£efi

BUCKTNGH A W,f

Oct. 30,1849-dtf f'f New Book

TPOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES Otft Wine* and Liosors.

eR. swAYiVE'^,

CELEBRATED FA^IX4Y MEDICINES! CURE FOLLOWS CURES MORE PROOFS Ot THK EFFICACY OF,

DR. SWAYNE'S

CoiniMithifl Syi'ni* IP I JL iM CHE Mi IV Th« Origirtnl ind Genuiuo PrepRration! di

CONSUTItt*»TKm.

CoutfhS, Coida, Asthma. BrouohUls, Livpr Complaint, Spittinc Blood, difficulty of Breathing, /K.Pain in tho «id^ And Breast, Palpitation pf th» Iieart, Inrfuettiia, Croup, lro-.„4M,^ ken Constitution, Sore Throat,

Nervous debility, and all

f? vt diseases of a t, flm

To Dr.

CO. ,10tf.

8ml

^un«8'

Fresh Bread and Cake, of all kinds, constantly on hand. A

He-

the most effect-, un

ual an

spwiv cure-

«T'» I-

^T)R. Si WAYNE'S 5S| Compound Syrap of Wild Cberryl RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

Win. Montelius, a rfispeoiable merchant of St Clair, Schuylkill county, writes

Murf- Good News

January 30.184$

Enclosed I'aenJ you a certificate of Wm. Eaumont, aciiizen of ottr town. His .caso of( Consumption is well known hart», and of longstanding hii attributes his cure entirely to your,Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.

for tbk

Stcic.—An^fson-

town, Indiana.—Dr. SwAY^s-r-Dear Sir: All your medicines sell well, and jjive good RnUstaqtion.

lent. 1 want you to send aj A man purchased a oottle. 61

|ood supply of tlwm. vonr VefrtillitiiBtho

other dnv tor his child, and by its use it disdnttrgpH 63 of the lanjest worths he had evet\8een. It is somewhat diflicult to get the people fotry it, nsi thev have ten so often gulled by naeseoos and worthless worm medicines. Yoara holnit so very pleasant to th«j taste, at the same time effectual,'! shall be able t6 dispose of a lat^e quantity. Resoeotfully, yours, &c\

Townsrna T. Siuts^, P.

Rwa.yne,N. W.

corner of Eyriith and

Race et"., Phila. 1M PORTA NT CAUTION TOALI. INVALIDS AND FRIENDS OF INVALIDS,

There is but one genuine preparation of WttD

Cherry—that

is Dr. SwayneV, aU,others, bra

littlu inquiry in thequarters where they originate, will he found lobe "fictions aUd counterfeit^' The great and increasing dejnartd for the ''original article"1 h*9 induced a host of unprincipled men to put forth spurious mixtures, and to give currency to their nostrums, attach the name of Wild Cherry, thinking to borrow a ruputntion front that already established. As you value your lives, btware of them. Some are .on lied 'Balsams,'' 'Cnerry Pectoral,' 'Wild Cherry and Tar,' 'Winn of WifdCh.-rrv,' 'Wild Cherry Pills,"Sarssparilla nnd Wild Cherry Bitters,' and a host of others, who, in sonm way, attach the, name of Wild Cherry. No one ever thought of using this name for ftn article of their own until, it had become established and known as belonging to ono ot th« grentest remedies ever discovered for tho benefit of the human family.

That remedy is Dr. Swnyne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, the origins I and qivly genuine. Remember, it is put up in squarefioltles,covered with a beaiififol wrapfrtr, wteel cn^ravinc.f with the portrait of Dr. Swayna thetemfc also his

SWAYNE'S CELEBRATE!) VERMIFUGE} ".1 sate (bid effectual remedy for Worm.*, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, ticUy or Ihpptfl tic Children or Adults, (ind pie most,,., us$/ul family Me&ctnd ft red to thi public. -n

Thisrcn^y '8ona

whici»

htw prqyed success

ful for along time, and it is universally acknowledged by nil who have tried it to lie far superior, (beingso very pleasant tf» the taste, at the snmo ttme effectual) to any other medicine ewer employed in diseases for which it is recommended. It id not only destroys ivortns, but it invigorates tho whole syp'eni. It is harmless in its effects, and the health of the iiicnt is always improved bvits use even when no worms nre discovered. jprSEWARE OK MISTAKES:^

Rkmembkr:

Dr. Swayqie's Vermifuge is tlow put

un in square botiles, (having recently been changed covered with a beautiful wrapper, (ateol engraviiig.) with the portrait of DrSwayne thereon engraved. Benr this in mind, and bn not de-.-ivwT. CLEANSE AND PURIFY. Dr. Svrayiie's Hujjar Coated

retail by nov 10, '4'J—liyL

.china soJ,a, &c.

His domestic cspdieM

S.irsnpnrillit

nnd Extractor Tar Pills.

A miUl nnd elWlivo pnrgaiive, great purifynr of the blood, they Correct nil the functiona of I ha Liver, and asan alterative in Dropsical aflectioas, they are verv valuable. OidUlness of the h«nd, dimness of sight, depression ot spirits, headachev &c., are cured by tbes? puiif'ying Pills. No medicine can have a bfeifer effect for monthly irregularities, which occasionally happen to women, they are perfecdy( safe^ and

in, coujunction Syrup of Wild

with Dri Svvayrie's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, take all pain und ui of the system. r, ...

sease (root every nart

The auovo vnluablo naodicjnes are prepared only by DR. SUVAYNK, N. W. corner of EKiHTIT and RACEStrcets, Philadelphia, and for sale by nitMtall.thq iVIerekania and Storekeepers through* out the United States. And forsale wholesale mid "J. ft. CUNfNurlAM, 'i Terre-Ilaute. rf 4

TIIOS. Hi FRARN, On tho South sidti of the Public Square* TERKE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

HAS

just returned fryin Cincinnati with a most

comitate

assortment of

all

articles

in his

line, to whicli he Invltra the attention of the public. Christinas

coining

and in view of this h6

has laid in variety of Toys, of every imaginable kind, suisoblo for boys and trirls, such as aims, drums, trumputs,sworda, fiddles, dolls, baskets, miniature

nre

"generous

sypcriQr to the impor

ted, ttn-1nro recommendetl to nls customers with

contidfiiice."'

iSardine*,

Clams,Pii?eon, Oysters,

,,,

Lo!»fiti»r«,

Mackerel,

Cou,

Salmon,

fre.*h

climates

and'hermeiicallj^

eoaied. the flavor retained, and tho delicacies of other

and distant

places thus brought per

iod to our tal)l«p. Foreign and American Piekld* of every kind. Mushroom, Walnut, John Bull and Lemony sauces.

Preserves of evnry description, fortlgn and dotns^lic. Ohio, Kentucky, Baltimore and Host on Mustard,

Ftgs, Raisins,Citron, Zante

—all

tresli,

currents

and Dato'

Nutsin all their variety. Western Reserve, Creara^ iJiirfiam rfnd

l'fne

apple' heew. Perfumery—a.compflele atpek. Tlta stock is imported, nnd ia manufactured Irom pure and rich materials.

first rati workman superintends tho

Bakery Department, whose tasie and skill in thin line, probably entitle him to the njjrtie of the

Rf»se,

call.

loail

invite the attention of dealer*,

as thav will be sold at a amall advance tiponeaaiern pricea.

1 (UU\ Loo. 8Sfl

rOOD

DONNELLY.

NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. HE Woodman,by

Eaq

Ys!e

"b™t

4miman"ifi thecountry. Gifo tltswrtabliidinientf a call, and satisfy

yourselves

your own senses.

by ihe

evidences of

PURE CONCENTRATED^

Extracts for flavoring Ices, Jel/ies,Custards,Sauces, Pastry,Syrups, &c. comprising Vauillo, Le-' inon,

0ilk»r Almond,Nutmeg, Cinnamon

and other Aromnlii*#. Dec. 1, 1849-14tf.

mEHCHAKTTAlLOK

RAS

CflAS. A. DuY,

West sidi of Public Square.

r»mov» his Tailor Shop from Markpt at«-:i to National Road street,ttrw door east of Lra Grower's Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactory, where ha has opened in his new Fancy Front Store Boom, a

MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP, and is prepared to furnish the best atid

most

ionable materials, and make them

interior to none in

will makes Vt/rtnnf fn

Chronic Diseases,by Golly

kinds of garments—ail

vrtth

trffte

fash

in a style

»be west.

the nfoat approved

style, when the doths are turonhad by

tomer,and also

give strict

the cus

attention to cmtine all,

which shall be done

and despatch.

Oct. 22, W49-9tt DAVID IlARTSOCKr

assorted Candies,

l,UUU

retaii,b/

*pJ2I34tf

kinds. Aiso.

Shsdow*

ii'weM!S,Su"t"oST'67

m«dt

by the box,

J. R. CCNINGHA2&

NEWEST A BLISH.IIENT.

Stoce and Furniture Warehouse Copper, Tin and Shetl Iron nitre Manufactory. EVANSVILLE. IND.

will keep a fall and complete

assortment

of Cook, Parlor, and Heating

Swvea

Brass

Scales,

of Tin Ware to wfcich

Mn,0rfti

of all

Kettles, isadirons, counter

roffce!V!r!ls,

&c. 4cc. A

general sssort-

"#e

awl

invite the atten

tion ot merchant*.. Ail kinds of Copper work for rteaiTiboats

mills made to

order

CABINET FURNITURE.

The latest styles

new

Mil at ttM loweat Dec.22,

S ra^

and fashionable Farm-:

taw.Chairs,Mattm**,4w .ali of wiath we will

1349-1^2.

•Superio

lOBOTM. I—fi, 1 ,g.y

WOOD & DONNELLY I.

^enf1etnen»s

AG. sen WING.

Black"~«ad"rmcr KID

"tic?- wsjvatf