The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 32, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 April 1850 — Page 3
PROP.
WEBSTBRt REMARKS TO .t.„ THE JURY. »,»*• Mi«i'boai.l
CHilrordi Counsel tor commonweartti, ies, in seeing loop, labored nrticles.) ^.4b^WkMi j^mcni *t fi« o'- {gjJgL*
clock, jtnd Justice Shaw remarked tothfe prisoner if he had anything more to say tothajury before he charged them upon the general features of the case, he iiad liberty ttfc&y It. Tl!% prisoner treyse and addressed the jury in & few wprdft. He commenced in rather a confused manner, without addressing directly either the bench or jury, and said ."I have desired to enter into an ex planation of the complicated network of circumstances which, by my peculiar position, the government has thrown aI round me, ana which, in nine cases out of ten, are completely distorted, and probably nine-tenths could be satisfactorily explained. All the points of the testimony have been placed in tlie hands of my counsel, by whom my innocence could be firmly established. Acting entirely under their direction I have seal-* ed my lips during my confinement, trusting myself entirely to them. They have not deemed it necessary, in their superior wisdona^this was said in «n ironical toneV to bring forward the evidence whicn was to exonerate me from a variety of these acts# The government ha* brought whatever consummate ingenuity could suggest against me, and I hope it will not have an undue influence upon my jury. 1 will not allude to many of the charges. There is one which touches me, and that is the letter which has been produced, and it is not the first 1 have read in the daily prints, which are distributed in my deptmments, and vari ^j$U^)us publications respecting them one stating that had, after the disappearance of Dr. Parkrnpn purchased a quan tlty of oxalic acid to remove the stains of blood, and instantly it occurred to me that this parcel might be saved and pro duced when necessary. For several days Mrs. Webster had requested some acid for domestic use, and as my wife had repeatedly laughed at me bccause 1 had not bought it, 1 bore it in mind that afternoon, and had gone into Thayer's store ulflder the Revere Houseand made the purchase and waited for the Cam bridge hourly, and then jumped into the omnibus with the bundle. went home and gave the bundle to my wife, and af« terwards when I heard so much said about the bundle it flashed on my mind in a moment that this must be the bundle.
It was to this bundle and not to any doc ument that I referred in the direction to my wife. As regards the nitrate of copper, in the usual lectures preceding my nrreat, I had occasion to use tho influence of chemical agents in producing d^tnges of various subjects among others upon gnsses. 1 hud prepared a large quantity of oxnlic acid gas. A large jar was filled with gas In order to produce the change from a dark color to orange ttud also on air, on great heat being applied to the jar, the jar was drawn thro' water. As to the nitrate of copper of the laboratory it was spilt accidentally b^
quantity used by me in my lectures tween the day of Dr. Pnrkman'g disappearance and my own arrest. I might go off and explain a variety of circurnKiances which have been distorted. My counsol huve pressed me to keep calm, nnd my calmness has been mnde to beur ngninst me, but my trust has been fn my God and my own innocence. In regard to money I must say a word. The money I paid Dr. Parkmanon the afternoon of Friday, 1 kept in a trunk in my house in Cambridge, but unfortunately no one ever saw mo take it out, thereforo I can only give my word that such is a fast.— Several years ago I had students who wore in the habit of bolng in my laboratory and injured my apparatus, therefore 1 prepared everything by my own hands, and that is tho roason why I excluded persons from my laboratory. As regards my whereabouts frem the time of Dr. P*s. disappearance, I have put into my counsel's hands satisfactory information which will account for every day I haiT spent during that week—every day and every hour—I nover was absent. As to being seen by Mr. Sanderson I was at homo every evening. One thing has been omitted by my couhsol, that on the Friday on which the alleged murder was seemed to have been committed, I had purchased Humboldt's new work, "Cosmos," and while waiting for an omnibus atepped Into Brigham's to take a mutton chop, and on coming out to take tho omnibus had forgotten my book, but after nty arrest remembered the placo where I had left it and mentioned it to my counsel. They had sent to Mr. Brig* ham's. Tho book had btsen found.'*
He then took his seat but In a moment arose and said "I will say one word more, I felt very much distressed by the production of those anonymous letters, more so than by anything that has occurred during the trial. I call my God to witness that if it were the last hour of my life I believe I nevor wrote those letters. Since the trial commenced a letter has been received from this very •Civis'by one of my counsel. If this person has any spark of humanity I call tipon him to come forward. A notiee to this effect has been put in she papers."
Professor Webster having said this sat down. A deep impression was made upon tho jury, court, and spectators, by tho solemn earnestness exhibited by the prisoner it* his remarks.
CorfWnoS.— The
true slate of the case.—In the Legislature of Alabama, which has terminated its session, no joint legislation took place on the slavery subject. Each Iiouse passed ijesoluiiotisi concerning it. but neit^hec lioose would ogre* to the qthjej'
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F&rSotfco men tlis part we have been surfeited— yea, sick^ned—in looking over the colufiins of tne Rochester paper*, and xhoseof othe
ster paper*, and those of other eastern citapOn the eilly __ "Mysterious Rappings." An jagsrular's trick, this thing may be very cute affair and well got up. But to read the twattle, about spiritual cotnmanic.iiioD, &£-. wiilb which theeotiltnns of respectable pipers have been crowded is enough to disgust sensible men. The New York Tribune has gone into the matter by wholesale, and we find even in the staid Hunker Albany Arrtu, a grave editorial, combatting the spiritual claims of the "Rappinga." Such things .are belittling to the press, and ought ta be left to nervous old women of both sexes. A grave argument upon such a subject, either on the one side or the other, at this time—or a serious notice of any Kind, eshibits more verdancy than we should like to father, and we hope, for the credit of the craft, that our cotemporcries down east will turn tfieir attention to a more important and sensible subject, and hsve done with boring their readers in relation to thia silly matterBuffalo Commercial Advert iter. *r
EYIDEXCES or CIVILIZATION.—A critic, in reviewing slate publication says: "It is noted as an approach to civilization that the King tm ill Islanders have a word (ox lying-, they also make molasses from the cocapalp»„an l.jtl|ow parents^to have three children."
RESPECTFULLY
Doctor* Elliott and Palmer
tender their services to the
citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, in the practice of Medicine in all he departments and from the great length and extent of their experience in that capacity in the valley of the Wabash, and a fixed determination to attend promptly and faithfully to their professional duties, they confidently hope that they shall be able to satisfy their patrons.
Office in the Scott Bcildiag, opposite the City Hotel. mar30-31y
1850.] rirTf
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Transportation between Terre Haute and New York.
THE
Merchants Transportation Co. on the Erie ''anal and Lakes, and Merchants Line on the Wabash and Erie Canal, are prepared to contract for the transportation of merchandize between NcwYork nnd Boston and Terre Hau:c.— All Goodlae'ontracted bv the above Linea will be forwarded with all possible dispatch, and every exertion will be made to give satisfaction. *,
PROPRIETORS AND AGENTS:
II. N. Holt &. Co., No. 9 Coenties Slip, N. York Otis Kimball, Long Wharf, Boston Holt. Palmer & Co.. Buffalo E. Haskell ic Co., Toledo H. B.Smith, Terre Haute. mar30-31-6tn.
THE
Farm For sale. VALUABLE Farm is offered for §ale, iifiiated about two miles below the feeder dam, on or near eact contains
Itn cultivation,
with a good brick house, stables, cribs, &c.—and for fertility of soil, and pleasant location it cannot be surpaased by any in the country. Title good. Any person wishing to secure for himself a good farm, ean do so by addressing the undersigned at Spencer, Indiana. Application should be made soon. I am determined to sell. A credit will be given on part of the purchase money.
ISAAC E. JOHNSON.
Spencer, Ind., March 20, 1850. 3l-6w
State «f Indiana, County of Ylgo. CrRcurr COURT, MARCH TERM, A. D., 1850. RufusSt. John, vs. Foreign Attachment Michael Harrington.
ND now at this time comcs the plaintiff by bis attorney, and on motion of tne plaintiff, it is ordered by the Court that notice of the pendency of this suit be given to the defendant, and all parties concerned, by publication in the Wabasli ''ourier, a public newspaper printed nnd published in Terre Haute, in said county, for three weeks successively, this 27th day of March, 1850.
By order of the Court. C."^. NOBLE, Cl'k. n)ar30-31 3w fee, $
1,50.
ScHnl
Notice.
Second Term of my School will commence on Wednesday, tho 27th inst. The classification nnd exercises of tho School will be such ns to make it very important for pupils to enter at the commencement. mar23-30-2w. J. B. L. SOULE.
I a E a S a WILJi ofler for sale ot public auction, on Saturday, the 6th day of April, 1830, between the hours of 10 s. m. and 2 p. m. at th* residence of Wm. D. Ladd, Lost creek township, Vigo County, State of Indiana, the following described valuable renl estato, to wit: The nortn half of the south east quarter of section 29^ town J2, rnnge 8, west, containing 80 acres. Said tract of land is of superior quality for cultivation. There is about 14 acres in cultivation, and nbout 24 acres cut off and Ivadened, which can soon be brought into cultivation. About 42 acres of said tract'is well timbered. Tho premises are situated about 5 miles cast of Tcrro Haute, and a little south of the Bloomington road. Terms of sale, cash. For further information please enquire of Wm. Lndd, near the premiues, between this and tlie day of sale. A clear titlo will be made. mar22 30-2t JAMES KEARNEY
i9JLoirs. PLo irsr.
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3 sizes Wood A King's Plows* 3 aires Whnrry Plows, 3 sixes Sloop's Improved Peacock do., 8 aixes fJrover* Improved Cary Plows, 4 nixes Fox Hivcr Plows, 2 sixes Chigo Clipper Plows. And also Plows for breaking Prairie, Canal und Railroad work, lor road districts &c., comprising the beet assortment and the best quality oi Plows, that can be found anywhere in the west.
The above are manufactured by the undersigned, and any part can be readily repaired or replaced if necessnrv, at short notice. Also on hand, all kinds of Plow Point* and other Plow Castings. AH the above for sale at low prices for ready pay at Graver's Eagle Foundry, and also at his Stove Store east end of National Koad Street (sign of the Plow.) JOSEPH GROVER.
Terre Haute, matj20-1850-30-2m
II r.». sTli ITH, Produce' and Commission Merchant, TERRE HAUTE. 1NJ) «REFER to 5 ii 1 R. W. Milbanks, fi^.. New Orleans
1850
Suydam, Sage & Co.. New ork R, Buchanan. Esq.,(^incinnati J. D. Early, Esq., Terre Haute. 30-6m
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I id ay, tX
IS90.
resell) rton«f. Delegates'- to the'proj^sed Nashville convention were appointed by the members of the Legislature, but not under any legislative act. There has been no#osUive legislation in any of the Stated on the stil^ect of this Convention. excepting Georgia, South Carolina and Mississippi, which delegates, and Virginia is to calUSwW Conveniiwj if at(lippfupr, 111 uin connngency, happen*, »ppoi^rfeg»t4. la Wissottrt.mjliw-, nloniBts cannot make a show. This sec ond Hartford Cotiventi^It gradually flattftBing oati^
other day a singvlar frmk of na-
tore inthe shape of a well *rown k»u«i. wh.ch a^SlWif are tnthe shape a ^ell lived until it wm three days old. hat|i^ five two full formed tsila, one eye, and a head.Rp sod month precieely lik« ptwrw! in alroboi Frankfort 3V8MW
*850.
INSHREO.
New Vork, Indiann, and Chipmann & Savage, Albany, H. HewetU E. Savage vV. Co, Field v^.King, Geo Cecil Sc Co., Ewing tSt. Walker. Weaver Tojoi®. 1
Line.
Aioany^ Albany^?
PaoranToits A.5D AOSNTS.
Toledo. Ixigansport LMf»ns»ort. Lafayette,
RKFBRKitCKS.
Geo. Cecil v* Co., Uttansport. WeakerToole, Ufajwr. E. Ha!
H. Smith, Terre JfcJrMerehants shipping by this Line en the Wa-
"rfr G. & WILLIAMS.
mar33-20^nt
127 Broad st. N. York.
two.
York and Ohio Miic.
C. H. Onfield. 7 Coenties Slip, N Hooker & fVckham, Bunaw. Peck ha ra vV Seott, Toledo H. B. Smith. .... Terre
lo,0., Haute.
Aenrs.
J. H. HOOKER, Troy, Paormaooa. DAILt FROM SEW *OM.
Troy and Ohio Li«e~Bne Canal. J. H. Willgus^ 33 Coentiee SSip, N. Y. Peekbem Steott, Toledo,
B. Smith, Terrs Haute S
».
ceive students by the First of October,
Ladies India Satin, do Extra Kid Gloves, «gr do Cnshmiere do Zephyrs Mitts, I" Jenny Lind Fringes, Ladies Linen cambric Handkerchiefs,. French worked, collars, Silk Girdles, Zephyr Yarn, Working Canvass. Laces, and Edgings,
Terre-Haute, Nov. 3, 1849.
llissoliilioti of Pi»rli»cpi»hip.
THE
Ten* Haute, March 4,1850-29-3w
PHANKFUL for past patronage respectfully JL solid la cos tin a an ce oT tbs *B»*. OBee —7 ikg hact uetiinn n*nanc v»t *t ths Uiuvsnalist ehnroh. edoraawd tttaitya Leaf Gold, and Lltra~rwHaule,MaK3»4.18»
J. CUN INGHAM
TKe rota Chart VoMf.
cirwlatton, stthtsisnef tin Big 8ook- W»-4f
•»». c*rri«*«, Si**. Ornan»e*tal PnintiBC. in *11 tkelr Braacfce*.
Market
AiBrts.
nmlrai ln«trume»t»,
ii™ d» bw Ggsu. «".»««•
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WINDOW «LAS8. 8by 10to«0by34.jOtf
Store- keeper* si* reqoetied e*l
LOUISXJLEE LOLOTHING STORK.
WHOLESALE., AND RETAIL.
TELEGRAPH BUILDINGS,
I O S S O N E
NOBTII EJSTJCOKNER PUBLIC
Terra Haute, Indiana. ,"
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
Any garment purchased at the abd^ ektablishnr.ent, if not fully approved. 4 STRAUS & LsAACS^
N. B.—We have an excellent DRY, SAFE, and CELLAR, which we offer as a Public Storage. March S3,18S0. a 30-tf a 0
E IS IN S IT E
MEDICAL« DEP A LIT KN T. SslHF mjmlar course of Lectures in this "Institute will commence on the Fimt of November, and
O E S S O S
Z. FREEMAN. M. p., Professor of Anatomy. R. S. NEWTON, M. D., Professor of Surgery. HIIIjCE D.. Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. W. BYRD POWELL, M., D. Professor of Physiology, Pathology, J. KING, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. T* MtfTON SANDERS, M. P., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. j] A. WILSON, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.
CLINiaUE LECTURERS:
&^pRRoT?:aN^TONfT tunnel Z. FREEMAN, M. D., Anatomical Demonstrator. i' HJih-i /.A The fees for a full course oflectures amount to $105.- rr«rln*?ion #26"** Each Professor's Ticket, fl5. Matriculator's, $5. Demonstrators Fee, #10 Graduat^n, $20. Those desiring further information will please address their letters (post pd) to the Dean, and S.ad«t. arriving in Ik. ci.y will plet^coU onhmi^alXON°™M.rD. Dw of tho Faculty. ', 1 ,f*f' *4'* I
.LA^DEPART5iNTt
HON E W. M. KING, Professor of Theory and Practice of Law. JOHN DELAFIELD, Esq., Professor of Commercial Jurisprudence. TERMS—(50 per Session.
All Communications pertaining to this department must be addrmed^to
Memphis, Tenn., March, 1850. ,,
PrTLr\tL°UbliinmayU£'sat*«ed
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional acquirements, will compare favorably with the most distinguished in our country.
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in this or any other country—all of them are able lecturers and thf best of teachers. Those who will contemplate our geographical position,
87 prison S^TfeW.Yodt.
Lvonissu Cloths,:
Bleached and Brown Jviuslins, Ginghams, Prints, Linstiys, Bed Tickings, Satin Vestings, Sheeps Grey Cloths. Kcnutrkv Jeans, Silk Vestings, Canton Flannels, White, Red and \ellow Hannels. Cloths of all kinds, Cassimers, Satinets, Extra Superior Bed Blankets, Damask Table Linen, Towellings, Diapers,&c. &c. ./« -h .•
GROCERIES, ALL KINDS FRESH
Queensware and Glassware, large stock and verj cheap.
COOTS, SHOES, HATS «fe CAPS,
partnership heretofore existing of A. Coa* oer & Co.. is this day mutually diasolvBrt---
.AJdCT* and aetUe, SAM CONNER, CONNER.
Cannot be beat for quality awl Price on the Wabash. _.
A W A E A N E A O O W I E S Goods given in Exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, for which the Highest Market frfcs will.be paid. Call and see us Two d«w W««t of N.ppertand Molitar.
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Black Fwacy i•» ^rttde- iwtt retwfod
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SWI1RE,
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KING, Esql'^
of
no doubt as to the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise ot the kind. As to neaitn, inciuaing ai
composing them are talented and in the highest degree reapectable—a favorable omen for the future
Asw heahhindudiiirU
of the pennanenry^f thisjchool we feel d«ty to^state, that
the TrustMsandVaculty form a UNIT in action, which augurs well for its future success the peculiar internal organiiatio* *hich connects them cam ot be interrupted. tne peculiar imern jyj KING, President of the Memphis Institute.
I I N O I S S O E
,1. V. STF.W A RT CO. ARE
now receiving ahd opening a Large, Complete and Well Selected assortment of Goods, (Two Itoor* Haul of.V. Smith Ar Som'iSteee store,)
Which we are offering ai loiver rales ihan can ever offered in this markw In our stock may be found a superios Lot of
O N N E N E A N A I O N S Bonnets, TT? 3 tgraj Gro. De "Rhine, 3
Lustres, Cashmiers, De Lains, Silk Velvets, Superior Wool Shawls, Long^ do do Swiss cambc. Mull and Chk'd Muslins,
STEWART & COL
"portf, during the present and approaching season.
£LFsfcssr* •"feSSffiTcS.
iREMJLAl PACKET. The Sfesaner «VERM01fT*» wU) ply as a Reytlar Pafket between Evansville and Lsfcy-
a
»n«». touching st intermediate
po^sdunngOiepreaent and appraachint season. F„ Fr^«
Terre-Haute, Dec. 99,1849. |8»S
OFFICE TO RENT.
AlPteSsant
Room In Seeood Story of Ro*s*
BaUttiaf?, to rent on reasonable term Enqnire of H. It J- ROS Terre-Hssle, Dec. 15,1849. "VLLENDORFPS New Method ofLevnuag to V/R«d,Wri V/ R«d*Wn»
4lJEok&Sr
PER
BRKINS & BUCKINGHAM, 49-9tf at ttia sign of the Mg Bern-
Oct 97
IV/fN/metlfnlenli"**! SPLENDID aMurtment of Tateouoss, j«rt A. received sod for sals bv
PERK1N8 BUCKINGHA M,
WU-tf oftfcs Bif Boot.
W A I E S O I 25 and 27 Maift "Street, Cincinnnti. IXPOSTQj&JjrD DEALERS T#
WE
Tin PlatCj
SHEET IRON\
"a©@1P'P£ Thitiera' Tools and MitckiMtf dec.
And Manuiacturen of Stoves% Gratet, and RoUovo Ware.
offer for sale at the lowest rates for cash or apjuoved paper, the following^^^articles of 8TO and an assortment of STOVE8j
Lr VAt Hini all HH rpa8sea for beauty of design, or variety ot strle, in fhe East or West, and would respectfully solicit an examination of our asaortment and prices before purchasing. Dealers furnished with Trimmings at the lowest rates. 9 sixes Premium Stoves 4 do
Farmer's Premium, a new and splendid article with the largest oven in use Trov Box Stoves Air Tight do E Ml 10 plato do vUi 7 plate do double oven do new & beautiful pattern New England Air Tight Cook cloves Coal Stoves, various designs. With a number of other new and elegant styles, snd an assortment of every description of CASTINGS appertaining to the trade.
do do do do do do do
They have also the exclusive right to manufacture in the West, Culver's Pateat Hot Air Furnaces, for heating dwellings and public btdlding*. Any information in respect to tnem will oe forwarded promptly upon application. 2,500 bxs Tin Plate ,: 500 do extra sixes do
4
90,000 lbs Braziers Copper, from 10 to 65 lbs sheets 5,000 do Sheeting Copper for Stove work 10,000 do Copper Boiler Bottoms, oval and round, im sixes 500 bdls English Sheet Iron 50 do Russia do do 1,000 do American do do chartfoal and boiled 10,000 lbs Wire aM»]d from No. 5 to 18 30 casks Sheet Zinc, 9 to 12 lbs, 32 to 3b inch' esin width 5.000 lbs Block Tin, in pigs and bars
a
2,500 do Brass Kettles, from 1 to 2 gallons ^eck's patent cast steel Machines ana other Tools North &. Wilcox's hand tools, in sets.
With a complete assortment of evenr description erf tools, for Tinmen and Coppertmith's use. Rivets, Solder, Wire Cloth, Soldering Irons, &c
We also manufacture 4 sixes of Mott's Agricaltoral Furnace, for boiling food for Stock:— brl., 1 brlM8brls., 3 brls. mar2-27-tf
JYew Goods! JVew Goods It AT THE FRENCH STORE.
THE
attention of the people residing in the country is particularly called to the following advertisement, in which it will be aeen that at the French Store the articles of Feathers, Rags, Ac., are classed as Cash, and will be received in payment for goods on the best terms.
I have just received, per Steamer Vermont, the following articles: 4" A large lot of Ginghams, Prints,
Alpacas, bleached and brown Shirtings, Irish Linens, Artificial Flowera, -1 JBraid Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, c. Gents, blk. ailk and Gingham Cravats
White Cotton Fringes: a. Kid, Ladies and Gents.
Silk, Lilse and Cotton fflovei*
A few cases of fashionable SILK and BEAVER HATS. Also, A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES. Prime N. O. Sugar Molasses, Rioe, Pepper, Imperial, Young Hyson Spice, Ginger, Saleratus. and Black Teas Indigo, Madder,,Alum, Starch, Copperas, Powder. Bar Soap, &c., dtc.
First rate Chewing-Tobacco, Axes, and Looking Glasses. Qneeasware and Cntlear/
A large lot of fcottoh Yarns and Battirw Boots and Shoes of any size and quali To say the least, my stock, at the present time, is probably more complete than any other stock in the city.
All the above articles I guarantee tosell ria low as they reasonably can be sold for Cash ojjfwithers, Rags, Ginseng, Linena, Beeswax, Tallow, and Flax-seed.
ItyWest Room—FarnngtonV Block FIRMIN NIPPERT. Terre Haute, Ind., mar2-1850-27tf
Clothing at Wholesale. C. T. LOHGSTREET & CO., No. 64 Nassau Street, New York, A RE now fully prepared for the Spring trade A. with the largest stock of
New York, Feb. 23, 1850. 28-4t
That can he found in any house in the Unitsd States, nnd a much greater variety than we have ever had the pleasure to offer to our patrons, and stvles to suit purchasers from any part of the United States or California.
Our Foreign Goods rs Are of our own importation,and our Domestics direct from the manufacturers, which enables us to sell our stock at tower price than can be found st houses that do but a limited trade. Our styles and extensive stock having placed us at the head in our tine of trade, we intend to remain in this position so long as these recommendations will keep us there. If purchasers will fnvor us with a call we will take pleasure in showing them through our extensive stock which will answer for itself
DAGVEIUtEOTYPmCl.
A CARD. |»i' ,*l*s
rpHE subscriber respectfully informs the cititena I of Terre Hnute. and vicinity, that he hnsopened a Room for the purpose of famishing those who wish them
Saperior Portraits and Miniature*. His past experience in the Apollo Rooms, Cincinnati, as an assistant, under the direction of E. C. HAWKINS, the proprietor, (whose productions are justly prized for their truthfulness, coloring, and elegant finish.) warrants him in saying, that any commissions given him will be attended to in the best style art. He will be pleased to furnish other teti4iohials of skill, in tpe exhibition of his «ecimens, which ladies and gentlemen are respectfully requested to call and examine at hi. KTJtoom a. r°70^fHAWlnNS.
Terre Haute, Indiana, mar9-28-tf.
DEALERS
MEDICINES, DRUGS, &C. JTE.
REUTTESTTERRE-nAfof
the attention of purchasers to their
well selected assortment Medicine*, Drag*. Chemicals, Paints Glass, Glassware, Brushes, Perfumery,
Oils, Extracts, Essences, Spices, Par# Wines and LiquorsI wi Choice Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. Wholesale and retail purchasers will be supplied as heretofore with aracjpi g( thf .best quality, and 011 liberal terms. sf
Jan. 26, 1850-22-tf.
JEGBF
10tf-
REGULAR TERRE HABTB FREIGHT AND PASSENGER PACKET. THB Stumer JI'IJA. P. "t.
PnojtTT, Master, will pljr aa a regular jmdict between EruisTilfe and Terpe-Hsate, totiehing st alt
.KT n+tnvjsv,
O E O I S S I O N
BUFFALO, jr. r.
ke^arencestn Terire Haute, .. JAOOS D. EAKLT, Esq., ",',J DKMAS DSMIM, Eeqy i*Mts FAHKISCTOS^^JM
W. BarbME
feblS 25-tf C. & C.
S S
H. R. SMITH, D. D. S„ BEING now permanently located in his new ofhCe db:!Ohio stnwit,'#iird door east of the public
Mtflm, will at all times
be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession.
Terre-Haute, April 17,1*49. 84yf N. B.—No credit gi*eo for operatioasunloaabf previoo»arranwineB^*
WANTED!
ANY
qoantity of Otter, Dwr, Mink, Wild at, Hoese Cat, Fox. Coon, WolC Lynx, Opo»mm, Martin and Rabbit Skins,for which the highest market price will be paid. -f
CHARLES A DUY,
Jaa. W,^JL-21 tf West side Pahtie Sqnare, WANTED. 1 A AAA BUSHELS of POTATOEa for which the Highest price wHI be paid ia Caah at dw ilKaois 8torr.
Terra Hmte,Dec. B, 19«9. IMf CASH FOR WHEAT!
I
WILL give the highest cash pries for Wheat at my store 'CHARLES A. DUY, Ja* pyWsst side FtMtc Sqasra.
S W E
CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES! CUKE FOLLOWS CURE!/ EfFJQACYOF MORE PROOFS OF THE
S W A
t-ompoiuMl Syrnp of If'IMI Mi JE Ml The Oriaitml and Genuine Preparation!
CONSUMPTION.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com plaint, Spittin) Blood. diRieolty of Breethang, Pain in the aide & :d Breast, Palpitation of the Heart, lnfluenwi. Croup, broken Constitution, Sore Thnwt,'
V'\L Nervous Debility, and all diseases of Throat, Breast and Lungs: the most rflect- 9''
I It PHI S 1 uai and r. 3 0 rq l- 1 sp«^y
Wine of Wild Chnrrr,' 'Wild Cherry Pills,'
cure
2. known tor any 01
the above diseases ts Wf! DR. fciVVAYNK'S Componnd Syrnp of Wild Cherryl
RELIABLE TESTIMONY-
Wm. Montelius, a respectable merchant of St Clair, Seluiylkill coun'y, writes January 30.1849: Enclosed I send you a certificate of Wm. Beau mont, aeiiiaen of o«r town. His case of Consumption is well known here, and of long standing n« attributes his cure entirely to your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
MORS Goon NEWS NR THS Siclc.—Anderaontown, Indiana.—D SWAYNK—Dear Sir: All your medicines sell well, and give good satisfaction. Your valunWe Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry has been the means of res tori I'lg some hopeless cases in this section. Your Pills are most excellent 1 want you to send a goodSAipply of them. A man purchased a bottle of your Vermifuge the other day tor his child, and by its use it discharged 63 of the largest worms he had ever seen. It is somewhat difficult to get the people to try it, as they have been so often gulled by naemous and worthless worm medicines. Yours being so very pleasant to the taste, at the same time effectual, I shall be able to dispose of a large quantity. Respectfully, yours, dtc.,
TUWICSKXP T. SHARP. P. M.
To Dr. H. SWAYNK, N. W.
corner of Eijjhth and
LM&RTANTCAUTION TO ALLINVALIDS AND FRIENDS OF INVALIDS. There is but one cenuine preparation of Wttt CHERRY— that is Dr. Swayne's all others, by a little inquiry in the quarters where they originate, will be found to be "fictions aud counterfeit." The great and increasing demand for the "original article*' has 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 imputation from that already established. As you value your lives, beware of them. Some are called 'Balsams,1 'Cherry Pectoral,1 'Wild Cherry and Tar,'
4Sar-
sapsrilla and Wild Cnerry Bitters,1 and a host of others, who, in some way, attach the name of Wild Cherry. No one ever thought of using this namefor an article of their own until it-had become established and known as belonging to one of the greatest remedies ever discovered^ for the benefit of the human family.
That remedy ia Dr. Sway no's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, the original and only genuine. Remember, it is put up in square bottles,covered with a beautiful wrapper, (steel engraving.) with the portrait of Dr. Swoyne thereon: alq^Ls signature SWAYNE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, "Ji safe and effectual rrmetfyfor Worms, Dys pepsia, Cholera Morbus, sickly or Dyspep 3 tic Children or Adults, and the most *f} useful Family Medicine ever qf~ ss fered 'to the ptMic.
This remedy is one whiflv has prsv«d successful for along time, and it is universally acknowledged by all who have tried it to be far superior, (beingsor very pleasant to the taste, at the ssme time effectual) to any other medicine ever em iloyed in diseases for which it is recommended, is not only destroys worms, hut it invigorate* the whole system. It is harmless in its effects and the health of the patient is always improved bvits use even when no worms are discovereh
WBEWARE OF M1STAKES.-C# REMEMBER: Dr. Swayne* Vermifuge is now put ip in square bottles, (having recently been changed covered with a beautiful wrapper, (steel engraving,) with the portrait of Dr.Swayne thereon engraved. Bear this in mind, and be not deceived. CLEANSE AND PURIFY. Dr. ^wnyne's Sugar Coated Sarsaparilla and Extractor Tar Pills.
A mild and effective purgative, great purifver of the blood, they correct alt the functions of the Liver, and asan alterative in Dropsical aflfectione, they are very valuable. Giddinew of tho head, dimness of sight, depression ot spirits, headache, &c„ are cured by these purifying Pills. No medicine can have a better effect for monthly irregularities, which occasionally happen to women, they are perfectly safe and will in conjunction with Dr. Swnyne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, take all pain and disease from every part of the system.
Jhe anove valuable medicinea are prepared only hy DR. SWAYNE, N. W. corner of EIGHTH and RACE Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by most all the Merckants and Storekeepers throughout the United States. And forsnle wholesale and retail by J- R- CUijiNGHAM, nov 10, '49—Uyl. ^^fcrre-Haute.
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TITOS. II. FEARN, ,, On the South side of H»*Piiblic Square, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA, TT AS just returned from Cincinnati with a most [JL complete assortment of all articles in his line, to which lie invites the attention of the public. Christmas is coming, and in view of this he has laid in a variety of Toys, of every imaginable kind, suisnble for boys snd girls, such as cans, drums, trumpets, swords, fiddles, dolls, baskets, miniature china sets, &c.
His domestic candies are superior to the imported, and are recommended to his customers with a "generous confidence."
Sardines, Lobsters, Mackerel, Cod, Salmon, Clams, Pigeon, Oysters, fresh and hermetically sealed, the flavor retained, and the delicacies of other dims tea and distant places thus brought perfect to our tables.
Foreign snd American Pickles of evenr kind. Mushroom, Walnut, John Bull and Lemon sauces. ...
Preserves of every description, foreign and doro«»l'c* Ohio, Kentucky, Baltimore and Boston Mustard.
Figs, Raisina, Citron, Zante currents and Date --alftresh. Nuts in all their variety, -v
Western Reserve, Cream Durham and Pine
^Perfumery—a complete stock. The stock is imported, and is manufactured Irom pure and rich materials.
Fresh Bread and Cake, of all kinds, constantly on hand. A first rate workman superintends the Bakery Department, whose taste snd skill in this line,probaoly entitle bim to the name of the "beat bred man" in the country. Give the establishment a call, and satisfy yourselves by ths evidences of yourowu senses. j#
I URE CONCENTRATED J:
Extracts for flavoring Ices, Jelfies, ("ustsms,Sauces, Pastry, Syrups, &c. comprisihg Vanillo, Iemon. Rose, Bitter Almond, Nutmeg, Cinnamon and other Aromaties. Dec. 1, 1849-14tf.
E A N A I O
SBA.T3® 'JlAWESSiVX,
HAS
removed his Tailor Shop from Market street to Nstional Road street, one door east of Ira Grnver% Tin snd Slieet Iron Mannfsctory, where he has opened in his new Fancy Front Stare
^MKRCIIAlfT TAIF/OR SHOP, and is prepared to furnish the best snd m«wt (asfo ionshie materials, sad make them up in a style interior to none in the west.
He will makes vomm ia the most approved style, when the eloths are furnished by the customer, and also give strict attention to cutting alt kinds of garments—sll of which snail be done with tsste and despatch. -9tf DAVID HARTSOCR.
Oct. 22.1&49-9
OLD DR. JACOB TOWXSEMIWI 8AR8APARILLA. OA DOZEN ol this Origijial and Genuine Sarsaparilla—raeeived per canal, snd for ssle *ev 3,-49. «S~i'W00D & DONNELIA^ music! sfi^icti
A NEW supptv of Piano Music, jnst receiv#. A at PRRTONS A BUCK1NGH Oct. 30. IS49-8tf W*. D. GaunroiJD.
rTE
STEWART Sc. BROTHER.
JAM'S
New Book Store. Nntrro* BOOTH
6RISWOLD 1 BOOTH, j-AtlorncT* and Coniiscllors i*t Law, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
December 29, 1849. I*m3DR. THOMPSOKH PATENT UTERINE TTnws, AMnaiioal Hnpporler*, aad
Sbonlder Bracea.
sabscriber ls scent for the above articles. Also sole scent for Dr. I* D. Fleming's UtaagentI rioe Tram and Abdominal S apl2134tf JR NTNGHAM
EATTC BECOIAMSNfi.
TEAN MARIE ANN AS Geoume Cojogns •I Water, awwatot Betters SupBrwr Cckffn* Water, slegantlypot twin difiereat siyd bottles.
For ssle byr^^CHAHLES A. DfTT..
For the Removal and Permanent Cnr« of alt W O 8 I S E A S E S AiM oTtJwwe CotajflWnts wMfch sweanwd by an ii»»J paired, weakened or unhealthy condition or the
MAONETIO risUlD, 4 it Used with the moat perfect and certain aacoasa la all|j
MW,°'
QKItllRAli 0KBIL1TT, tone toOkSSt entire ajstata
Strengthening the weakened bodyt giving rarioaa organ*, and invigorating tne enti Also in PITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS, AND PAt.ST,f
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, irate,
RfTBtTMATlSM, nnd EPltGPSY, LtMHAOO
Nervous Diseases,
which complaints arisa from one simple causa, namely, A Doranjfemant of tho Nervous System. ttj~ In NERVOUS COMTLAINT8, Drnga and^ Meeielnea incrrmtr iht dUrut*, bf they Waakea the 8 vital enargia* of the already prostrated system while under the strengthening, lire-giving, vltalUing inlln-1 enoe of Galvuntion. as applied hy thia beautiful andj| wonderfhi discovery, the exhausted patient and w»akenad snffhrar is restored to ft»rroar health, strength, elhs Ucity and vlger. &&A
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Christie's Oalvanio Ourativas,
Certificates and Testimonials Worn the moat IUs|Metahle Sonreea, Could be given, (sufficient to flit every oolumn In this paper '. We mske a few selections.
I ever felt, wltn the exception of a little stiffness In my right arm, but I have not a particle of^pain of any kind. My cure is truly wonderfal, and I can never feel too grateful to you, for believe yotir Galvanie articles have saved my life, a* I do not believe I could have lived much kmser ia aaek dreadful agony.
kmger ia aacn tiraaerui agony. SUMNER, 1st Reg. Mass. Light Inf. JtJf'Coaip. F." K. A. POOU'Cspf.
HENRY fftS
Kmitvotjs sirsTtnat.
Thii benutifiil and eWkr*titent application of the ms.® teriout pnitfr*.of OAJUVANISM and MAONETISM,y haa been pronounced by distinguished phj iiciani, hot" in Kurope and th«OniM tow tit ant MhnHiw mtditimal tUtcomry of ter. DR. OHRISTIE's aALVANlO BELTtt *«d •K'"! SIM
HtnV!
uriliKi'si, i^lCAFItESS, HBRVOVS TREMORS, PAMTTATIOR OF THB HEART, APOPLKTV, SE«-
RAJUG1A, PAWS In the SIIK Mid
CHEST,
l*,u "Liver Complaint,^ SPIKTAIi COMPLAINT, nnd CtTRVATXTItOM oT the SPISK, HIP COMPt. A 1ST. XIfl»
BASKS of th« KtD.VKYS, DKFICIBNCV OF ftKRVOUti AHO-~ 9flJ
PHI'IICAX. KNKRor, mbast
consists, in the fact that they arrett and cure disease by tnlwnr4 application, in place of the ifittil mode of drnggiiw anA phvsickjng the ptitient, till exhauated Nature sinks nnpelesaly under the infliction. 7'*rjr t( «n{(Arn tht \tholt nitea, cfuaKa* ttl tfr* cuUtioti of thi Haad, prom»lt l»* iicrtliani, tnd nntr do (Ac itightnt «»ymy tinder any fines their intradnetion In the United 8tataa, only tkree yean since, more than 6 0 0 0 0 inchidlng all ages, classes and conditions, among whifh were a Targe number of ladies, Who are pecutia. subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AMD PERMANENTLY OUBBD, when all hope of relief had been given up, and every tiling else been triod in vain I
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC snnpnse the cue of a nerKon afflicted with that bane of civilization, DYSPKP8IA, or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which, by their action on the nerves 'and muscles of the stomaeh, afford icm/Mrary relief, but whicll leave the patient In a lower state, and with l«vjure«l facilities) after the action thus exelted haa csaseii Now compare this with the efl'ect resulting from ts» application of the GALVANIC BELT. Take a Due peptic snflfcrer, even in the worse symptoma of attack, and simply tie the Belt around the body, using th$ Magnetic Fhild as directed, la a abort period tho insensible perspiration will act on the positive element of the Belt, thereby cauklng a Galvanic circulation which will peas on to the nagatire, and thence baok again to the positive, thus keeping up a continuous Ualvaule circulation thronghout the »y«tem. Thu« ths' most severe cases of DV8PKP8SA are PKRM ANENTLY CURED. A KEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY 8UF FiriENT TO ERADICATE THB D18UA8K 091 YEARS.
A Voice from Mexico I To Da. CHRIITIR ifenpected Sir and Friend—T have always been subject to that dteadAil complaint,! Rheumatism, but I never knew what agony «. iitiman being could sulTer, till I joined the Army. 1 waa engaged In all of OltNKRAL TAYLOR'S battles, and was at Cerro Gonlo with GENERAL SCOTT. During a portion of the Campaign we were much exposed to the night air In damp situations, and soon perceived Hint tnis favored my old complaint. The first attack of the enemy (I mean Rheumatism) I hail In Mexico, wa* in the right shoulder then my whole arm got ild scai month
wa* in the right shoulder then my whole arm got stlir, and I could scarcely hold my musket—and one morning IntUVinonth of Maroh lart, alter sleeping under wli. 7 the Chaparral, I could scarcely raise my*«lf. I fairly shrieked with I was *oon after plac^fl in the the pains extended all over ray body, in my head, and •van In my ahkle* and tees. At San Ang«lo I got my discharge, and when arrived Jn,IMstoo, I wa* halfless, hopeless and perfectly miserable. I would take no more medicine, for I bad taken too much already but reading your advertisement, indiicod me to send to your Agent Mrs. E. KIDDER, Court street, and get a CUu VAWIC Br.I.T and MSOSSTIC Fi.T'IIH The second day I wore the Belt and used the Fluid, was much hatter, and (n about one week wa* so encouraged that I wa* not satisfied with the Belt alone, but got a pair of the Galvanic Bracelets for the limbs. These soon put me on my feet, and in a few daya I was enabled to walk to Mr*. KIDDER'S and tell my story. She told mo to persevere, and said she had known persons as bad aa 1 waa to set entirely cured. From this time I got better every day—all pains gradnally left me, and my ea, and lor strength rapidly retnmed, and for four months past I have been entirely welL I feel aa vigorous and elaatitf
I could agony.
surgeon's hands,but I continued to gat worse and worse
F.R, 1st Reg. Mass. Ligh :Coa»p. F." E. A. POOU Csp«.
Fits, Deafhesg and Rhetini&tism.
Yeaa, Sept. 1,184#.'iV make this state
irwre
Te TH* nrai.rc I volnaterfty' ment from feelings of duty ana gratitude. In the month of January, IS4T, I U)4k a severe cold, which wan accompanied with the moat painful Rhaniratis attacks
I waa attended hy Dr. Myrtle of F.ast Broad
way, and Dr. Nichols of Celnmbla-at, by whom I waa several times cupped. As I did not got hotter Dr. fltilwell, No Suffolk st., was called In, who salivstM me with marcory. which left m« la a ve.7 weak state, and mlmeit entirely Atof. Shortly altar I waa attacked with violent Fits and was altogether In a very dread. Ail condition. Having by this time lost all faith io medicine and physicians, determined, as a last hope, to try DR. CHRISTIIW OALVANIC BF.LT AND' MAGNETIC FLUID. At this, lime I could scarcely bear single word. In a very Tew days alter putting on the Belt there was sa improvement in siy general health, and my hearing waa aecldedly better. In.about els weeka I had quite recovered my health, and for -s the past eight months my hetring haa bees perfect, I have bad no attacks of Rheumatism, and not the sllghteat symptom ot fit*, and ant in every reapeet as altered person. i-£j3 (Signed) ANN MART AH HOLTON.
Wttseaa, Mra. CYNTHIA RAYMOND, No. 4 Ooerck-et. New Vaek. w* ]W I
tk- Mwy tint^fre^ hertiflcsies from "itf" farts* of* the ceatrtry of equally esVsordinr.ry character could be given.
Q&- No trndWe or Inconvenience attend# the use of Oil CHRISTIE*B OAt.VJtnC ABTtCLKS, am! they may be worn by the moat feebls and delicate with perfect ease and saiety. In many cases the sensation attending their IM« ia highly jtimtant and agrttmth. They can be sett! te *»y part of the country.
Ths a&4Mo DoTl*rir? Ths Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollar*. Tho Galvanic Braeefartu, One Dollar Bacfa. Th« Maynotio Flnkl, One Dollar.
An. The aitieiea are seenmpenied by fnii sn4 olaiii directions. Pamphlets with full p^rttculais my iw bad of the enthariiid Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.Btwmrt Ce*»Urf*U* mU fVerthkis JmUsOrs*.
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D. O. MORBHBAD, M.
OTXT3LA1. AtfCNT FOR THK UNITED BTATf.*, IM Brosulway, IV«w York. For sale in TERRE HAUTE by J. R. CUNNINGHAM in LAFAYETTE, bt R. L. LAWRENCE Sc .-ON. jy7-4Jyleow.
FRENCH WORKED
COLLARS.
Q/Wi SUPERFINE Paris Worked Collars for sale very low. A few mor»iof those 20 cent worked Collars till onhatxL Also, itist revived another lot of 121 cent French Linn Camhrtb Udkft.
Cel. st the Now Chesp Store If you want Bffi ^WwM,«llUl.|!|Ji.A
MT
il28 3Mf. Next door to the Book Btore
mrxkVRR. *EKD."
rs Clover
J'ATN E"S EDF?RIN EST—A
-l^Arnppiy. for sals by apl2r Mtl*
conatan
i. RCU.\iNGHAM. i»