The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 March 1852 — Page 3

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the Baltic on the 17th. The Pacific paaaed large quantities of ice. She brings fortyfour passengers.

The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the morning ^*e i'' France Is quiet. The Government arrangement of banks is satisfactory to the commercial community.

The fusion of the two branch®#"" of the Bourbon family is again agitated, with cer tainty of a satisfactory termination.

The Swiss staff officers in Paris have been ordered to return to Switzerland forthwith. Belgium has made a treaty of commerce an a vi at on it E a

The difficulty between the French and Swiss has been arranged. Present accounts from the Cape of Good Hope are more satisfactory.

The French ambassador suddenly left London for Paris. A steam frigate sailed from Sand for Algeria with three hundred political exiles.

Ireland.—Dr. McHale has raised the standard against the established church. There arc alarming accounts of Ribboniem from the Northern districts. -va,

Washikctor, March 23,8 p. in.

8E UTE.-—The galleries to-day were occupied by ladies to hear the speech of Mr. Soule, of Louisana, in favor of intervention, in which he undertook to prove that Gen. Washington had sanctioned the doctrine of intervention in 1792.

HOOT*.—Tflb Senate bill, amendatory of the acta of holding courts in cases of disability of judges, was agreed to.

The deficiency bill was taken up In committee, when Mr. Houston explained its provisions.

Mr. Marshall, of Kentucky, said he would rather leave the people of Texas and New Mexico to fight their own battles than to vote for the item of deficiency in the army appropriation.

NEW Orleans, March 22, 8 p. m. Flour 83 90 mess pork dull—sellers at #16, but few buyers 100 bbla no. 1 lard' sold at 8} 100 bbls mess beef $12 75.

NE\T

YO»k,March 22,8 p. m.

Sales^of 1,500 bales of cotton at easier rates-— uplands 8 and New Orleans and Mobile 8 sales of 5,000 bbls State flour at 4 50@4 62J and of Ohio at 4 '68|§4 81$ 1,000 bushels southern mixed wheat at dol 1,600 bushels northern white corn at 64. @65: 20,000 bushels rye to arrivss at75(876: 3,500 on the spot at 77 300 bbla lard at 9| —In kegs 10£@10| 600 bbls mess pork at l7dol—prime l6do! 300 bbls bt?ef at full prices.

NEW OR legits, March 23.

Cotton steady at current prices—middling 7, good provisions are advancing other articles unchanged. -^The steamer Emperor is agrfund at Riddle's point.

MEMPHIS, March 23.

Mr. Schabel, a citizen was shot Vy a man named Ward. He died on Sunday morning. He leaves a wife and child.

The river has fallen two inches. Indiana passed up to-day. TRENTON, N, J. March 23, 8 p. m.

This -city is honored by the presence of Daniel Webster, who arriVed here on Saturday evening. Hon. Ruftf* Choate, Francis B. Gutting, and hoet of other legal gentlemen who are engaged in the great India rubber case. Judges Greer and Dickinson are expected to day, when the U. S. circuit court will be open.

The Legislature will adjourn on Saturday. WASHINGTON, March 23, 8 p. mi Tha papmsairf tki* momma DubUfh a letter from A. B. Corwine, consul at Panama, to the Department of State, calling attention to the fraudulent tickets sold by Palmer &* Co. and others, of New York, in which he disclaims all connection with said Palmer & Co.

New York, March 23, 8 p. m.'

Papers, received from Rio to the 10th of February, announce the defeat of Rosas, by the allied forces of Braaeles and the revolted provinces of die confederation. Urquita had tskan up quarters at Palermo, the country seat of Roeaa. Tbe combat waa bloody, resulting in the lofts of four thousand li*ea,

The date and place of the battle are not given. Roaas and bia daughter bad taken rvfage on board an English steamer. New* readied Rio jtwt a» the steamer for Peraambaco, which brought this intelligence, left that port. h- wrs-: %•,

The Faknonth (Va.) banner, received at Baltimore to-night, states that an awful murder «ra* ©ornnrttUed on Wedneaday night hit, at ii tooee in Dodridgc eounty, Va. Six men and one woman were emigrating west and stopped at the house, having a considerable sum of money with them. They were supposed to fee wardered by the prisoner* who broke o«t of the Lynchburg jail a short tiro* ataee*

CtieiKHiTT, March 29,8 m. p.

R\y«r fallen eighteen inche* since l*#t evemng. Weather moderating Floor toU «n*U sales at 3 SMS, !Moro tfoii*g in prottakw*. Stale* 100,000 lbs bulk meal at 7| for aides, and 6| for »fcoaMef#.— 8,000 ham* 7$. 900 fc%fe prime lard 100 bbla mew pork 15 25. Keg fc^d ftrui lit 300 hhdaaugar at foUprice*. 300 bbls molaaaea 30c, mp* »yjKW OiT.tAiw, March 23, *.

Cotton—Sales 3,000 bale*, prices steady alncc the Pacific's new*. Flour—Ohio dull at 3 8S&$ 90. €jri» 4?$50t.

Mean pork 16dol. Bacon sides active at 9$c. Mesa beef ia 75. Lard—Sales 1,500 barrek 8j@8|c, kegs 0|^|c. *$***"

Rto coffee Whisky 17c. The Municipal election muter the new cbwrtisr came •$? yesterday. The Whig ticket triumphed over Democratic and independent tickets/ Croestf&n, Whig, elected ifsyor over L*wia,by seventy-four mqpritf.

a ZIMMERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS Of TBI improved Fire and Wnter Prtfof CoWpoeition Koofsj 1XDIANAPQLW, 1ND. 13 OPF1NG Materials cooslently on hand and LV for sale at the lawwl jwices, vriih irecUcuis loruse. CMnin«niiaiion« or orders firoiu a dtstaiw* will receiveprompt attentiou. jor OUioerat our AUnufoc^y, on Market street, north side, two and a half squares «aat th» Court House, Indianapolis, Indnun.

VTALL WORK DONE BY US WARJfAATKD. For further panicniara call at PP*00 ^4 get a Circular. f-f sjtemscis.

Iwukatous-C. M-ver, I\yY*ndM, T. (Aitfith, V. Butch, R. I'n .1

Sharp, Fotta*e.H- Oittith, V. Mutch, K. I' Sji willUms, J. Williuni#, J. Wilkins. Vatvdogr.lt,Ci. A^rwn, Noble, 1rat, U. & 1. Little,' Dr. Thornj imn, N. Etfw&rda. Senr(T«ni & McCord. J. H. ^pann, Knox &• Bland, Has-dmsn Sc Vinton, W. KobaKXi, I*. AMkel, Bfcrandi State Bank, P. G. C- Hunt, \Y Carnoa. W. ROM, J. D. Uefrees, L. M. Yunoe, E, A. Hall, D. V. Culley.

IjAFAVErTE—A. S. White, P. & O. Ball, J- Lilly, L. Stockton, McMilhati & Brockenri I S J. 8poars, J. Reynolds, Roaaer Brother, Mui iv Lane, W. H. T. Bramble, T. I4- Kmwaon, 11, 1. Sample. 4

Mar 10, "52, dorw6im*29s-86.

Japanned ^ffinware Jlanufnctoir.

"*I1E «oder«i gnedmat"!' »ct«reaand keopa.eonatantly on naiui Li^e and srneral assortment of Japanned, (rn»mentul, Broaiei nud Pressed llmvwre, which be oBern to sell »o Country Mt rchanis, Store and 1 in Dealers, Pedlars, and otherafnt such prices as wi II yield a handsome profit lo the buy^r* tvery ariiclo lie otters for sale ia made in Ma own shop, and Voder bis personal auperinfeutUnce, Iront the raw material. And in this particular he claims to have it in 1»» power to oner inducemeuta, tar superior to any other dealer in the West.

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Having recently made large additions to his manufacturing department in the way of room, machinery, and a greater number oi workmen, he hopes Colie able to supply the increasing demand.

Dealer* who have Men accustomed to making their purchase* hi the asptern cities, wilt find that theycau do equally as welt here in point of price ana quality, and in addition to this they can always buy just what they want, and tuny till up their stocks as they tnny desire, without the inconvenience of waiting six weeks or two months for a supply from the F.nst.

LARD LAMPS.

The undersigned would also call attention ot dealers to his Improved Oxygen I.ard Lamp. This Lamp is so constructed that the entire t«i| can be removed for the purpose of trimming and cleaning. The objection to this Lamp heretofore has been, that hey could not be cleaned, ahd it was wif1! difticulty that they could be.trimmed.— Tnese ctions are entirely overcome in the im provoment. la addition to this they are much quicker, and of course can be sold at a reduced price this season. They are acknowledged to be the best and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced

Also manufactures and kecpe constantly on hand the justly celebrated Air iard Lamp*— Thir Lamp has now been iu use Ipr eiijht years, and has given entire satisfaction.

Dealers are respectfully solicited to call and examine my stock and prices before purchasing. GEORGE D. WJNCHELL,

Corner of Pearl and Walnut Sleets, opposite the Pearl Street House, Cincinnati, Ohio. N. B. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding articles to the country.

Dec 5,'51-ly-6-16

R. & 0. TOUSEY, National Road Si. 2d door above Market No. 2, Phoenix Block.

Wholesale and Betail Cash Store.

Dottier* in Foreign em& Domestic Staple and Fancy O O S Notkmm, Trimmings, Bonnet*, Boot* and Shoes, £up*, Hardware^ Grocerite, Paper Ha nging*, "dBolrditr*, ('arpctiugs, Bugi, Floor md

TubU OH Moths, and House furnishing Goods. TT7JE are now in receipt of our Fall and Winter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities expressly for this market. We would invite particular attention teour stock of brown and bleached goods. Prints, Merinoea, De Laines, Lustres, figured stuff goods, Ginghams, Trimming Buttons, Lnces, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds, Jean*. Flannels. Liaceys, Tickings, Checks, linen and silk Hdkfe, Bay State Shawls, Cnrpetings, Carpet Bags and Satchels, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shqps, &c.: all of which will qe sold at such rates tor Cask or Produce an will tnaac it the interest of buyers to patronise us. Paper Ilaj.gimrs very low.

Terre Haute, October 4, *51 -6t»f

A S A 10,000 V1 II litre Wanted To inarch to the tin shop of Thayer & Hostetter, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assured that the prices will not hurt or kill the pmchaser.

Cfefiffpr, Tin and Sheet Iron

A N A O J. L. Thayer Sc J. Hostetter woald respectfully aay to the public and those wishing Tiru, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, that they would do well to

Hedges & McMillan, where thev will be all nmoa, ready to execute all jobs in their line,at the shortest notice,and in the vefy beat manner.

Ilonxe Gnttcring and Spotting, Done with neatness and despatch. Country merchants and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their bills, which will bis filled promptly and to oider.

JAMES L. THAYER, .J

Nov 15, '51-I2-tf rOHN IIOSTKTTER,

PUMPS! PUMPS! fNGENl'ITY in all ages has been busy in de1 vising thtf «Mfest rind moat praeticaWs method of obtaining wa^. from the deep cavities of |he earth. Bat noilum? has as yet surpassed the did fashioned sucker pump. This oil oM principle haq been grnady rmproycd ctpou jy Air. FAG AN, reeanily in Terra Hade. Instead of the old wooden stock in one piece, he has improved the material hy a combination of iron and wooden pieces, and so far altered the old plan tat by placing the plunge within teti feet of the water, to produce a material difference in the volume of water, and also in lessening the exp« Several of thdte pumps are now in operauo this place— two or three .u '.be Pork Ifouaaa—and five ihe most cm tire sau*i**Hot»

The reigned, living in tha town of Terre :.in

*»d alf the improved of

Haute, havs nun Mr. FAGAN, sm bava them lor sale— •. I are also prepared to put tn wration for alt per sons who will si* tU*i a m.f. l«-tf fee!4*0-16- J. & J. W. BOND.

Removal and Settlement.

CTROVER

2. MAN & BOURNE havin? removed tb«r large and extensive a*so cnt of ara- m» atas mm Om door wef* of their old stand, woald b©*-*H to see their In- idsand customers at their Store.

Havitig. atao. mwnad anew set of Books, they wav.Mbtj.b-i*,,! it knowsn.r tb.-ni«ltre» fth ^.-•.•..1, vimU caii aiKt make iuuu«iitaui Mttle-

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nftfft ba cloMd M5

KS'-'H

HEAVY GOODS. 100

'N- Tr Air'u, S lira#. Tni

PlaM^Cup'" •. Wire'on (':=•!«, i:!( !icS}ri*!.:--, Caat *w., Jiri«: ixfj l*. Cfef -tit «!•», American aiiii .'..isterdo., SwrtmSMmSm Usm^UmWaNailKdds, Axle Drafts.

Jnat reoeivad and at «, vlr r, feed pliceS. iL IWi luii 4.C0. ApriP&l -tf

QROCERIES.—A

a#-aaf Clariftrf jj. Can be fiwmd 8t*r*. 1 Ita

oic« assortment, inclod Sopw Hmse t'1 do Rc".. .tion who OT tad, at

M. W. WILLIAMS-

J%motice.

THE

mdearifAed will ake Pork, Feathers, Far*, Dwr^^.na,Whf »t Cor»,Orit-',%H^, at tha mark, priotsi, fjj debts due.

am* »^r«ERMAN

GREEN'S HOTEL, Center of Bridge lor (MM) and'PtM ZMmth Terre IIn«te, Indinnn.

rpflf, tmderslgnod ha* l^sed from Jnmea a Clark the above named house, situated jtist at the top oi -»b»#rade from the bridge, end only one frt»m the public square.

This house has been greatlv enlarged and inv nrovedvby anew and largo addition of bod roomn, and spacious dining halt, all papered, pninial, «nd furnished with new tumiture, carpels, beds aud bedding. Having an eye single to the comfort andtconvenience of his gqests, mustmake his house apleasant slopping place for the man ot hitsiness, pleasure or traveling public, and |nrtictifnr* ly those who wish to take passage cm steamboats, private couveyajioe, or otherwise. In short no pnina nor exjusnse will be spared to make his house an agiv able and pleasant stopping place for his guests.

HIS TABLE

Will always be furnished with the substance and not tke ahndow, but of the best the country nlfordh —and no pains or exjH-ns« will lw spared ^o ad* rain inter to the gratiiicution oi the tastes of his patwna.

HIS STABLE AND SHEDS Are lurgeand entirely t^vv,among the hfai in the city, and at all luntss will bo supplied with good hay and graiu, and attended by aa exjutieHiwd at»d competent Hostler. Charges moderate—Call and see. llavsng been long and favorably known as the keeper of a public huuae in Warren, Jetfarsun co., Ohio, he feels confident iroin long experiencu that he will be able to please all who may favor him with a call.

Hoarders taken by the week, month, or year. DAVID GRtfEN. Jan 29, '82-d«w3m.M-23

Croekerv, China, AT WUOLliSALK.

Samuel E. Moore & Co., 37 CAMP Stkket,New Oitui*x8,

MK-si

E now receiving from Liverpool, one of the selected stocks of QPkENS A'.AHE ever ofli red for sale in the United States, consisting of Om Thousand Crate*. Common White, Blue Edged, Sprig, Blue, Green and Fink Fancy, dnrfrTlowing Bine, Flowing Mulberry, an best White Ironstone EAUTHENW ARE, together with several low and Medium pricod qualities of Wliite and Fancy Wares, admirably adapted lo country trade. Also,low-priced China Teas and Teasetts, and everv description of Pressed and Fine GLASSWARE, including every article in their line demanded .by country shop-keepers

Western Merchants, visiting New Orleans, are invited to examine this* stock, neing assured that they will find prices more favorable for them than can be obtained in Eastern cities. Orders sent through Commission-Merchants faithfully executed, and packed in the safest manner. JKT Assorted Crates of Ware always'on hand.

Mar 8, T2-da\vtw-81 29

Terre Hante, Way 3, '51-36-tf

will also pay thehighest canfa rates lor these teu T/* ANAW.HA and Lake Salt alwayaon hand{ etes. X\. For salechean.

STEWART HOUSE. 1A A.\ & 1K)K.HTV

HAVEtraveling

taken for five years the Hotel known to the public as the S E VV A II O US E, on the.corner of Wabash and Second Streets, in Terre Haute, Indiana.

The Houee has been netfly fitted np and thortfflghly re-organixed, and is furnished in the best style, with an eye to the convenience and comfort of their patrons. They hope by their continued devotion to the business, to sustain the former character of the House, and merit a continuance of its former patronage, as nothing shall be left undone necessary to render theirg(rests comfortable.

Conveyance will always bo furnished passene. where hor-

very

Jan 8. '52-wif.ao

IT IT.

CORNER OF UfATN AND SIXTTI STi?.,

THIS

House having been refitted and enlarged, is now prepared to accomodate the public in as good a style as any Hotel in Ihe City.

The Proprietor having had Severn I years' expo rienee in the business, lintters himself that all who call, will betrleased with the accommodations.— The central location of the House makes it quite a desirable stopping plaoe for bastRcss Or pleasure desirable stopping plaoe fe

Terms, $1,00 per day. WILLI

-lov ami

1.1 AM E. MARSH,

Feb 2, 'SS-rtaWfim-M-24 Proprietor.

City Jewelry1 Store.

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E subscriber has opene:! anew Si ore of Jewelry, on tbe West side of tlie Public Square, in Cook's old stand. He has now a choice selection of fresh parehaaea in Jewelry, Musical Instruments, and

FANCY GOODS.

In the selection may be found Gold and Silver Wni Va, Ch n, ird and Vest Chains, Gokl '.'tis ii-. Per. •«,(*«• Thimbles and 0racelata. Ear Itin.^ofatl patterns, Fniiicr Rnii.'#, with a large lot ol other articles loo tMitoiis to mention —all of which will ba sold at the very lowest prioffered in thia place.

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E. L. CRISHER?

Dee 24. '51-dewtf-31-)8 NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Sftsfc, loor Blinds, and Frntne Factory, TFnnE HAUTE, tND.

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HAVE c^r~vi«TiKsed above ba»ir«»ss in the room for rly ocea id by Mr, B,'-u.jp, on 4th »'r- ''. it- ir th4 P.it Utfirc. wh re 1 !i fil to •miwi ii.'lnrr i« II' -.v« n»- m• i-.n- :»«}•!, lro:n the very best material. Persons a'. erecting MMtur will do well to give ne a taii, aa 1 into :.•! to iinste my prices suit the times.

Uf!.r« lr"in a i'«n i!ir-'"r"' 'Tit Post •'Vi'. n::- iri'Hi. Persons in tWcity wan "g ati itinf in the above line, do well to sw~ in dn-,it orders a* earif a. ,Me. «. W. SHAFFER.

Mnr S. \V2-daw»f-23-82

PAPER WAREHOUSE.

4 crvr? IS., .fc C». I 1V! !r. 1'' i'i t-lwny- i.i oft h"! Inriic uMitin'ii-.* »l I'liHiM.'. «n-l: WH tli^i 1' iK. wi at um wi rates

WANTED ]!«. cicrn I.inr-n nnd Cot* tiin at ib«» hi,:l.«t uinrkvt rn*-.^. f-jt C'.=!i. Shto on the Corm rflsatiMtial RuaiHttwl *jLS i-li-if WIlLlAMS^t EARLY.

Cewrtrr and at Char1r*nm, (111.) copy to a- i.p: ,-f em A, and aend billa to Affenta at T. r. II ..,:,:.

SALT.

OI&V|ad*AN & BOORNE.

Df -'S.'SI-dawtF

N O E N I S

CONSTANTLY

appearing in their usual bril­

liancy, in Northern Terre llui|ter second house north of theCanal Bridge, on Market Street, where will be found constantly on hand, at wholesale only-

Composition Summer Candles, Summer Stearine Candles,.v No. 1 Pure Tallow Canities, No. 1 Rosin Soap, No 1 Palm Soap, No. I White bar Soap, No. 1 Soft Soap, for family washing. The above articles are warranted and kept for Sale at all-the principal whoelsale houses, and at our manufactory, in quantities to suit the purchaser and at ps low prices aS they can be bought at in this place for cash. The renowned supcrl1 oirty of our manufacture we hope will insure us a continuance of our former customers, and we resjpectfully solicit the patronage of iMerchants and ail others wishing to purchase a genuine article, and request ail to examine the above articles pre vious to purchasing elsewhere.

We will pay the highest cash price for Tallow, rendered or iu therouiih. B. M. HARRISON & SON.

Terrp Haute, Nov 29. -51 -14-tf

O W S O E terre-HAUTE, IND. I I O N (LATE OF COVIXGTON, IXD.)

HAS leased, for a term of years, the New and commodious brick building situated near the southeast corner of the PUBLIC SQUARE, on Market Street. The proprietor would

respectfully inform bis former patrons and the travelling public generally, fliat his house is newl and neatly furnished, and in good order. He is now well prepared to accommodate his friends and patrons in HIS BEST STYLE. He asks a continuance of former favors.

Large and well arranged Stables belonging to the House also, a genteel Livery Establishment, attached for the accommodation of guests.

P.B.BROWN.

.* PROBPBCTtTSL'^f|,

nsns SCWSHOAIii WJSIEilfID *St to, JOUltNAI. OF T11E FINE AKTH^ The Cheapest anil Beat Misccflnny of Mu»ici

Literature md Arts in the trvrWfGiving annually to its subscribers, omr Five hundred Page* of vhIunbi«ilft!L.i»terenling JWntKtr,

And embracing nearly One Hundred pagw of CHOICE MUSIC, Published 'on the 1st and lAth of every month*ot $ I fit) per annum.

THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT TT7ILL lie cntiched hy the contributions of flic vV must popular Composeni and Masting of Music, now lioforH tins public who have baen secured to furnisli iin pagus wi lit tl)o Im!S( original compocitlons, and with Treatises on ihe Principlc» unci Practice of the Art, iu ihn and other countries.

The ohioctfl copiinually kept in view throughout this lJepartmiMit, are to awaken and cultivate musical talent, and to encourage and marshal the MUSICAL WRITERS OK AMERICA espousing the whole cause of music,Secular and Sacred, Vocal atul Instrumental, Pomilar rind sciemitic, and viewing it aq a high art Influencing ihe niorjil, Sown!, Political, and Religious Education of the people. iXt:

CONTRIBVTORR^-^^

John S. Dwight, ^Vnl Vincent Wallace, W. A. Fry, R, 8. Willis, (Jeorgu H. Curtis, Victor Williams. F. F. Millar,Sarnncl Jackson, Edward Hodges, Mus, Doe.. Dr. vv. J. Wetmore, H, W. Oreatoivx, P, N. Croucli, Geo. F. ilristow Geo. fjoder. R. (.*. Pai™, S. Lawrence, John C. Anilrows, Allen Dauworth, Asnhel Ahliott, Henry Ch. Bechti Alleghnn'ians, Thomas Hastings. Wrn. 11 Bradbury, H. Hamilton, B. F. Baker, kosch, Rev. Win. Staunton, Ch. Halmer, J. Jones,G. 'P. Ridor, C. G. Rosenberg, Edw. Howe, Jr., Charles Grobo, Indwell Mason, Wellingidi) Guernsey, Miss Adeline Maxwell Cooper, Miss Augusta Browne, Madame ffi. VV. Bouchelle.

The following list ofcontrilHito«#!ta the f^itorai ry Dejiarimrnt is Ample guaranty thai only such reading will bo presented as will awaken »he mind, refine the taste, and instruct the understanding.-—

CONTRIBUTORS:—T. Dunn English, Ilcv. Ralph lloyi, W. C. Hosmer, Jl/artm Farqhar Tupper, Rev. E. L. Magoon, Dr. Horatio Stone,' Win. Albert Sullillls, J, R. Orton, urrie Cameron, 7.

Clements,'P.- S. Arthur, Mrs. Lydia 11. bigourney, Miss Phn.-be Carev, Mrs. Sarah T. Bolton, Mrs. E. M. lirnckett, ittrs. S. H. Dekroyft, il/iss Francis A. Fuller, JJrs. E. G. Barber, Ella il/ooor, il/ifis Alice Carey, Miss Arabella Clement,''Singing Sybil," Hon. Caleb Lyonsdal.JT. Buchanan Reed, Dr J. W. Redlield, Orlando A. Pegram, James Rees, T. II. Cheever VV. P. iUulcbinock,C. Russel Clark.

All conimunicutions must be addressed [post paid,] to ,,v OLTVER DYER, 257, Broadway, New York, mar. 17. '52 wSm-30.

S A E O O N E

Charles P, Freeman & Co, (LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & CO.) IMPORTliltS AND JOBBERS. 144 Broadway, 1 door South of. Liberty Streot,

NEW YORK,

QAVE

now on hand, and will lVo recriving daily through tho season, NEW GOODS, direct from Ihe European manufacturers, and cash Auctionrich, faxhionahie, fancy Si/A Millinery Goods. Our stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety of the latest and most beautiful designs imported.

Many of our goods are manufactured expressly to our order, from our own designs and pattern*, and stand unrivalled. We oft'er our goods for nctf (misIi, at lower prices than any credit House in America can allord.

All purchasers will find.it greatly to their interest to reserve a poriion of their money and make selections from our great variety of rich cheap goods,

Ribbons rich for Bonnets, |Caps, Sashes and Belts. Bonnet silks, Satins, Carpets, Llsses, arid Tarlctons.

Embroideries, Collars, Chemise tts, Capes, Berthas. Habits, Sleeves, Cufl"-s, Edgings, and inserting?

Embroidered Revier?, Lace,"- and Hemstitch, cambrick Hdkfs. Blonds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Caps.

Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Mantillas, and Veils. Honiton, mechlen, Valencienes, and Brussels Laces.

English and wove thread, Smyrna, Lisle thread and Cotton Laces. Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and sewing Silk, Gloves, and'mitts.

French and American Artificial Flowers. French Lace, English, American, nnd Italian. Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.

March 16, '52 w-5w.

1 Mortgage Sale. \Y[OTICE ishereby given, that on the 17th day L\ of April, 1852, there will be sold at the Court House door, in the county of Vigo, State of Indiana, and at the hour of two o'clock, P. M. of siad day, the following described real estate, viz: The east half of the uorth quarter of out lot num ber (14) fourteen in tlie town of Terre Haute comprising one-fourth of an acre more or less. These premises will ba sold under and by virtu? of a mortgage of the sume, and power of sale therein containod, oxecuted by James Edmonds and EiizabelTT Edmonds (his wife) to the undersigned, on the 14th day of February, J831, and bearing date of that day. Tho said mortgage and power of sale vyas duly acknowledged and recorded in the Recorder's office iu the county of Vigo aforesaid, in Vol. 13, pages 312 and 343 of records of deeds and mortgages Tho amount claimed to be due on the same at the date of the first publication of this fiotiee, is &(>7'2 75, and default having been mnde in the condition thereof, the said mortgaged premises will be sold us in this notice stated.

JOHN F. KING, Mortgagee.

Feb. 21, \r2.2G-w8w

NEW STOYE SXW-

-.•r .m ^a^jOflbrs for sale variety of O O A O A N O

MW@WS'M

Oci^er 4 '51-6-tf

isp

of low for Cn*h or ducc. His Cook Stovce consist ol the celebrated improved

Triumph Stove, well known to nil hobse keepers—also the celebrated double oven stove —with a variety of oth-

cts

of cooking patctn.—

His Pnrlor and Box Stoves are of various patents lonuit purchasers^ IJe has also on hand an assortment of CASTINGS, Consisting of

Tea-Kttttlca, Ovens, Skillets, Ac., Ac. All for gale or trade at his new store on Market street, 2d door north of National Road, opposite Fnrrmgton,s IHock, in Terre Haute.

iiZW! Merchant Tailor, rrmovrd liis Tailor Hhnp from Market siir in N-iMoital Road sti--i t, om- denj east of Ira "Vi r'a Tin nn.l .n ft li-4 M.-m ii«. iory where 1-l uas opeuwdin his new 'unef i-rvi iter /loom, a

MERCTIANT TAILOR SHOP, and is prepared to furni«h the best and must fash ionable mnteriale, and make them up in a style infc !ir lo uoi!.' in tb- wi(. lie trill mtiltg ,i:u? in ihe most approved style, the ch-ibs .ire lurni-hul by the lomer.r!: .! nr-fi rivosiricl Kurution to cotttnt: «!l kinds nta—all of w!,icb shall be (torn Willi t-i-'i ^jiriLch. 0c:.:J,1 i. tt DAVID HARTSOCK.

DRY GOODS.

Watli?, Jenkins (olbnrn, Pfo. 63,P'cr»ri Strci t, Cincinnati, Ohio. Importers and Wlwb'sale r.'afrrs in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, onstattiiv on band a g. icral ns«irtof the latest itnportatirrv Which »!»y oti -r sale et tlie lowest mark? prii

KjBl.t'itcon

ns' oi

(rich i!» ot pi., haaers are nssyectfullj invited to c§l| exatnirc. i1 ir «to Jf

D«ie8. 'Si-iy-T-lo

Land Warrants.

J^^AND Warrants coostatitly on liand and for sale by Feb. 19, '52-wtf

N O A E O

3%$

Knst End NATION AT, ROAD STIIEHT,

HAVE

on hand avery large ipwx«neiu of nit kinds of most approved stoves, whiph tluy are determined lo sell at ihe lowest figure# possible. Our stock constats, in pert, of thefollowv

CELEBRATED STQYES:] Etna Air Tight, a very Troy Air Tight, superior stove, Sell Regulator, The Best Premium Drum Parlor, it Plxnnix do. Eg« Coal Stores. Farmer'# do. Six. Seven, and 'I en PI ate Resor's Patent Double Sioves, iu great vari-

C)ven, ety. Also- Skillets and Lids, Ovens and Lids. Odd Lids, Dog Irons, Sugar Kettles, and in fart almost every article required by houselceepers for domestic purposes. House Gkijttering and Spouting,

Executed at short notice, in a style unsurpassed. We will, on no account, undertake a job we canndt finish as per agreement.

P. S. A supply of ODD PLA/TEghrfwayBvon hand, to FURNIbH FREE on insurance, wh^ch we'will liiniish at 31 Cents per lb. after.the insurance rurjaoiit. All natlerns cent lo us shall be promptly cast and forwarded, as per directions. We have a great mnny

PATTERNS

Baglelnsurance Company

"if

OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.

INSURES

John Ii. Vattior, John YV. Messick, Richard Conkliu, Isaac P. Williams, Samuel Peel, Richard Bates. W.M.Cameron, Hon. Robert Moore, Smith Betts, Robert Cameron,

John Evans, H. S. Applegate. JOHN L. VATTIER. President. Jeos

W. MESSICK,

ENAMELLED. PATENT LEATHER. MOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES FINE SHOES, GAI-

TERS, CHILDRENS, SHOES. &c.

Also, French Table Covers, Worsted do.. Piano Covers, Stc., Curtnin Drapery some new style Cl'RTAINS: Cotton Fringes, beautiful pninicd

WINDOW Shades, Wt?mow Coitxicts, Curtaim Bajtos, fce, Also, some 35 or 40 Pieces of thin ply, fnre sn* perfirte Incrnin and Venetian

r-i,

BfcMENT & CO.

BEING

for

MJU.CASTINGS

on hand, which we will have cast—when the job exceeds 1,000 llts.—at 3 Cents for Furnace and 31 Cents for Foundery. We aTe prepared to execute jobs to any extent, at short notice, in the casting line, such as Building Fronts, (either Terre Haute, Cincinnati, or Buffalo make,) Lard Kettles,Grates for Cellars, &c. jnlyl2-51-46tf N. BEYMER&CO.

aiaa dl 22££ ai a? £L aa

CAPITAL STOCtC, $100,000

property of all descriptions against

loss or damage by fire, also against the perils of the sea, or inland navigation.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Isaac C. Copelen, Richard Conklfn, S. VV. Reeder, Samuel II. Taft, William Wood, Henry Kesler,

George W. 'l'ownley.

THIS

ISAAC C. COPELEN, President.

JAMES B. STOCKTON, Secretary.

The undersigned having been appointed Agent, is prepared to take risks on the most reasonable terms, ami hopes—by his prompt attention—to merit a share of the public patronage. ftS-Oflice in the store of G. II. Reeves, Union Row, Main Street, second door west of Fourth Street. GEO. REEVES, july!9-51-47tf Agent.

Frntcniai IfluSiinl

LI E INSURANCE COMPANY. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Company chartered by the Legislature of the State of Ohio, is now fully organized end transacting business. In addition to the usual security of the mutual principle, this Company has a guarantee fund of fifty thousand dollars. It will take risks upon lives, grant annuities, and transact any business connected with life insurance, on terms as low and as favorable as any other safe company in the country.

The Company is under the management of the of the following

DIRECTORS:

Vice President. C. Abore, Secretary.

Having l«en appointed Agent Terre Hmite, for tho above I.ile Insurance Company, I hope by my prompt attention, to merit ashare'of the public patronage.

II Office in the store of G. II. Reeves, Union Row, Main Street, second door west ol Fourth Street.,

G. Vv. CumxoEB, Examining Phvsicinn. jnlvli-M-l7tf GEO. REEVE8, ASem.

asli Bargains at the a S

WE

arc now in rcceipt of our Spring and Summer sroods^embracinff full supply ot all kinds of STAPLE GOODS for the JOBBING TRADE, and also a complete assortment of both staple and fancy Goods lor RETAIL. Among our dre?s Goods will bo found Striped ftnd ch.infffinblft SILKS, Black

Italian mid I'UItU SATIN, uo. I*opIlns, Silk Tissues, Dnregcs, Lawns, Figured asnl striped Swiss Muslin.*-,' Jitconetts, &-c. RTI.IC and-THE AD LACES, LISLE EDO 1NGS nod Insert in ?, a fine assortment of dress TRIMMINGS, NE IF ST TY.E-best qualiiy of K11) (»I.OVES, 110NN1 ET RIBBONS, great variety of Fass, Parasols, &c., some very rich. Also, Gentlemens'Silk, Union Pearl, White-Bea-ver, Soft {Irtish, Mexican, and Leghorn HATS, Rovs'CAPS, vVr. wkiNS* AND HOYS' CALF. GOAT,

B-4, 12-1, ami 16-4 DRttc GI

4-^ 5-1, 6-4, and 8-4 Fi/»)rOh.Cloth,and A I N Tufted Rujjgs, Matts, &c. Also a large assortment of PAPER HAlTGIftCtf AND BORDER

ING, *'IM5 BOAltUS, Ac. In short, n'lr suh-' -'most every thing in the Dry Goods hu- in nr.- variety, ahtf in many d«ription^ of Goods it is unsurpassed in tbp W»ti:isii Vniii OurCarpet and House Furni^hinq: (!•-pniiim-nt ht probawy equal to any in the Weetera Co'imry. Ovr .' ols have all been selected with at ii enre nn aght on tlie Iest terms, ami a-= wp«r-H pt-iin i!ly forCASHorRtADy pay, our will prw^ju thestrons^at induaeHK nts uj pin lia-..TS. L. RYCE. «\pril Jib, ^i,—a^-tf.

E W S O E S O E

SCHOOLEY fc VANIIORNtMFer for sale, a large assortment ol

•4?

BOOTS AND SHOES. Also, a variety of

©mm

mm

^©l

All of wM-m| they will at their ii store ifi I1 Road street, fiftfe door from the corner of Market street.

Mat wholesale or retail,

They will also manufacture BooU and Shoe* to order at the same place. SCllOOLEY & VANHORN.

Terre Haute, Ocicbcr 4, *51-6-tf.' tm

H. 8. & J! Applcgatc & Ce,, Bookseller*, Publishers and Stationers, 13 Main Street, Cincinnati.

thepublishom of severs! valuable works we o«brthe ai to this trade at as low a ^rice as works of vimilnr eise, materials and bindings are ofiered in S}ie Union.

POK'SEf^ERS AND MERCHVNTS would do well to gtv« ua a call before purchasing elsewhere, as out publications are of such a characier a» enable ua to make extensive aud luvorabloVKchanges with other publishers- ibroil^tiout tlia United States. Our assortment, therefore, of

BOOKS- AND STATIONERY

comprises almost everything in (he line, and will be sold as low at any other nous*, East or W«#t. PEDI.ERS are slsoinvitad to examine a stock selected especially lor the trade.and asit was pnrcfiased in excliange lor our publications, we are enabled lo sell at the lowvst possible prjee.

Ouf auiwripflBacilities for msn^factunng BLANK BOOKSv.. offer etronginducertient to all who wish to make purchasasot tbi&kind, feolingassured that we can give entire satisfaction as to quality and prioe.

We append list of oar publications: Dr. A. Clarke's Complete Commerttery on the Old and New Team men ts, with jwrtaii of the author, engraved expressly for this edi.lion, accompauied with Maps, See.

T%complete works ol Thos Dick. LL. D. 11 vols, in 2 containing an Easay on the Improvement orSoeiety: The Philosophy of a Future Stare

rl l«#miosophy

of Religion: The Mental

Illumination and Moral Improvement of Mankind -An Esq^r OQ the Sin end ttviis of ousness Tlie .1 hifotian I'iiilo^jpher, or Sci^ fend Religion Otesiial Scenerv, illustrated derial Heavens, Planets, &e. The Practical Ironomer The Soiar System, its Wonders Atmosphere and atmoppfierieft! Plienoinena, 4t*. illustrated with numerous engravings and a pwtrait. 2 vols., roytd Svo, sheep, spring back, marbled edga.

Tbi# edition is printed from entirely new plates and contaj ns recent revisious of die uutfior, Plutarch's Lives, with Historical and Critical Notes, and a Lire

OF Pixtauch.

Illustrated with

a portrait. vol. royal 8 va, "Tliis edition has been carefully revised and corrected, and is printed upon eiujrely new plates, stereotyped by ourselves, to correspond with our library cdruon of Dick.

Rollin's Ancient History. The Ancient Hiatory of the (artliageniaos, Assyrians. Babylonians, Modes and Persiaus, Greecians and Macedonians including a History of the Arts and Sciences of die Ancients, with a Life of the Author.— 2 vols- royal 8vo, sheep, spring back, marbled edge.

Spectator. By Addifon, Steele, &c. Perhaps ihere js no book in our-latiguoge that has been more generally read, and the teachings of which have Been in a greater degreee appreciated, than the Spectator. 2 vols., royal 8 vo.

The complete warks of Joftephus with Explanatory Notes and Observations. I vol. dvo. Macauley's History of Englund, 2 Yols 6vo.— Large clear type.

Macknight'8 which is added a History of the Life oi St Paul-

[acknight'8 Commentary ou the Epistlas to 1 vol. large 8vo Burnet's Notes on (he Early Settlemeet of the North-western Territory, with a portrait.

Lorenzo Dow containing his Experience apd

Travels in Europe and America, up to near his fiftieth year. Also, his Polemic writings to which is added the "Journey of Life," by Peggy Dow. Kevised and corrected with uotes.

Codtey's,Six Thousand Practical Ileceipta. Gwynne on'Sheriffs. A Practical Treaties on ine Law of Sheriff and Coroner with forms and References 4o the Statutes of Ohio, Indiana-, and Kentucky. By A E GwytMie. liidgraphical sketch olCol. Daniel Doone.

Life and Adventures of Black Hawk.Life ot Tecutuseh.aud of his brother ihe Prophet. Western Adventur/e by iSrClung. Life aud Essays of Benjamin Franklin. The Farmer's and Emigrant's Hand Book. Craftsman, or Freemason's Guide. ^Esop's Fables. Christianity, as exemplified in the conduct of all sincere professors.

Methodism Explained and Defended. L'niversaliad, or Confessions of Universalis!!*. Hervev's Meditations Pilgrim's Progress, with Scott's holes. School Testaments. Psalms in Metre. Universal Musician, by AD Fillmore. Ithinehart's Church Harp. The Gnrnp'Mreting and Sabbath School Chorister. Sacred Melodaon.

The Youug Ladies' Companion. The works of Peter Parley. Together with a large assortment of Sishool Books.

THIS

H. S. & J. APPLEGATE & CO., .43 Main St., Cincinnati, O.

Dec 9, '51-18tf

O W E S N

STATE CUTTEH AKD JOI^EIt.

Machinc, jyln'ch received such favorable notice at the^nds of the Committefe of the late Ohio State. Fair, at Columhus, is a new invention, for which Let#rs latent have been Issued. In ils construction it is compact and strong, being made entirely of iron and steel, weiahinj? some three thousand pounds. In the rapidity of its ope* ration, the uniformity and smooth finish that it eives the Stave, adapting itself to either to a thick or thin bolt, it is altogetlier unequaied by any Stave Machine in use.

Either tl)6 rived or sawed holt may be used, the machine feedinsr itself after the bolt is placed on the carriage,until the entire bolt is worked into Staves, smoothly dreseed and jointed, ready for the tress hoop, and at the rate of 65 lo 70 per minute and if a machine is properly attended to, and kept a work, could cut 35 000Staves perday, of 10 bdurs lican with cose cut, dress, and joint ns many Staves, in one day, as one hundred men can set tip into lxirrels in the tame time. Any kind of timber that is fit for a Stave, may be used, even such kinds as could not be rived into Staves, and worked by hand. The cost of running the machine, carrying out and piling up Staves, &.c„ &c., need not exceed, if it equals 50 cents-pcr thousand.— One cord of rived bolts will turn out 2,000Staves costing not over $3 00 per cord, in a district where' timber is plenty. Upon this basis, one thousand Staves dressed and jointed, will cost but §2 00, and are. unsurpassed in uniformity of appcarance, smoothness of finish, and oilier general requisites, by anv Stave used, and at about one half the price ueually p^itl Jbr rougk&iaxea, •parrels'jnnde from Staves cut hy this machine, wil I commend themselves to Millers and Shippers, for their liniformity, smoothness And strength.— The machines are very substantially built, not easilyfmprcd or liable to get out of repair and any mechanic of tolerable genius, can soon learn to ruii feiie and as it not only cuts and dresses a Staveaerfectly, butjulntsit at the same operation, whicn no oilier machice in use ever undertook to do,) iree with confidcnte offer it to the^mblic, as the best Machine lor Flour llorreL or other slack work, ever used, and invite competition in the celerity of operation and quality of work.

The power required to drive them, is something less than the power for one run of mill-stones. (rrCost of Machines complete, ready for transportation, $275 00, independent of Patent Right which will depend upon the extent and value of territory conveyed. Applications for Machines and State or County rights, will be promptly attended to by the undersigned.

WYNNES & SHEFFIELD. Urbana, Ohio. Oct. 25-9-3m,

ITo! For the Prairie City Store. A Great Beginning for the Fall Campaign at this Famous Establishment.

rPIIE

tremendous losses to the manufacturer I fully demonstrated in the sale of 10,000 yards of heavy brown Shirtings and Sheet ings now opened and scattered far and near.

The Price.

SIX TO EIGHT CENTS PER YARD. Blenched Shirtings, 61, 8, and 10 cents. The cheapest goods for thejnoney ever shown by any live man.

W it he he a of a a in a re a receiving and opening «-v Moualin DeLains,

O E I A I N S I OF INDIANAPOLIS. W. cK. SCOTT, A.M. Principa

THIS

Institution is now pcrmanrntly estfthlihetl, anI Is open at all times for thertception of Pupils, a nil ile room* having been reconujr fittcd^ip witli all the cleganco and convenience of the best Cincinnati Colleee, now furnishes advantages eqdsl to any institution ia ihtb weai for a:f91l and thorough Commercial Education, whilst the cost little over one-lmlf of othefB.

The studies of the Full Course are those neceasaiyfor a complete and thorough iMc-n-antiie i*ldacation. and comprehendslour distinct clttaaes oi Sulijecfe, to wil:

Pirst C/om—DOUBLE E.vntv BOOK Keepino.— This embraces Ihe science of Book Keeping by Double Entry, and its application to VViiolesala and Retail bukiueasby sole traders and Partners, Banking, u?ulactunng, and Domestic Shipping, atjd Commission, Steam Boatintr, and Foreign Stopping, and jfeneral Commission business, including the method ol keeping the various auxiliary books, as the Cash book, Bill book, Bank book. Invoice book, Sile book. Grain book. Outward Invoice book. Account Current book. See.

Thti&econd Cfmss embraces the Laws, Customs and Usages of Twde and Commerce. Third Class— Mercaktinc AaiTHsntri\—Em* braces Calculate in In! rest, Discount, Loss and Gain, Commission and Brokerage, Equation of Payments, Direct and Indirect Exchange, &c. «!kc. on the new and improved method of Cancellation.

Ppurth Gluts—CojimeucialLA W.— Embraces the l^aw, &c. relating to Sole Traders, Partnerships. r0^oration,

Bpd Principal and Agent, Dills, of

Eiehanee, Promissory Notes, &c.,— Marine, Fire aad Life Insurance, Contracts with earners, lor hiring and service, of Sa(^s and the nature of Guarantees, and lastly those remedies which lia in a measure in the hands of the Merchant himself, ns the Stoppage of (aOods^n Transit, Lien, &c.

HOf Price of C^ids of Admission to a Full Cou-se, occupying from to 12 weeks, $25, prepaid or secured.

A Partifil Coarse, Embracing the Scientific part of.'the. Foil Course as illustrated ia 5 ditiFbrent'Sstifw"Books, together with Leelures on Mercantile Arithmetic end Commercial Law, can bo taken at ally time, leaving it optional with the Pupil after the completion of tha Partial Course to continue through tlie Full Course. tT Price of Cards of Admission to Partial Courw, $£&S0, pre -paid or-secured, 8CrNo admittance as a Pupil in either entree without first obtaining a Card of Admission from the Principal. .Lectures on.Eanking, Po'itical Economy, and other subjects valuable lo tlie Merr!iant to be known, will be delivered throughout the Course

A Diplopia gTanted only lo those who may pass a satisfactory examination at the completion of a Full Cdurse.

The best time for commcncihe eithor*course will be the first Monday of each"month, although Pupils are ndmittad at any titiie.

Report of the Board of Hxqin inert. May 20, 851. We, the undersigned.(by special request.) acting as tin lJoard of Examiners of the Commercial Institute ofIndianapolis, do certify.ihat we have attended the exomfiiation of the pi^eent gr.idtt* ating class of said institution, and fiutj said class as well acquainted with tlie elementary principles of Double jintry Book Keeping as could well lie expected, tjieir a^e and opiMHtunities of actual

EL.theEastern

Ginghams, -M, Priti fi,

s,. Alapacan,

Oct ss,

.. Bl'k Silks. &c.

AT GREA TL REDXtCEb PRICES, Don't buy till you see them.

M. VV. WILLIAMS.

Hardware and Saddlery. S I N A iV A

ONLY

30 days from AE W YORK CIT Y, vi New Orleans per ship Vniiconver, to N. t. We are now enabled to announce the receipt ol I large portion of our shelf Hardware, Saddlery and Car iife trimmings, making our assortment more commit to than it ever was Iwlore and far surpassing in extent nnd quality any other to he found rn any establishmeut in Terre Hante or the Wabash Valley. Our prices either for cash or approved credit will be quite ns low as the nimble niuepencc and no 25 per cent added lotbe credit buyer. Our customeraand all customeivin wast of any Hard

wnre

A

will find what we say true if they will give

nix Row, on National us a call. 8. H.POTTER dr COApr. 12, T1 33-tf ....

Bills of Lading.

NEAT article, on good paper, just printed ap.d for sale at the COURIER OFFICE.

Wo Iwlievo them to have re-

practice considered." ceived from their present Instructor, a thorough drilling in this all important branch of Conimcr* cial Education, which, if steadily observed and properly practiced upon, wilf render them able accountant and valuable citizens, and we would recommend that tho following named members of the present class receive Diplomas, to wit:

James II. Weeks, John M. Dorsey, Hezekialt W. Roberts, Samuel J. Morris, Joseph R. llmigh, John T. t'erguson, George W. Dorsey, Nicholun Mcf'arty, Jr„ James T. Brown, and Tyra Mont4 gomery.

And, in conclusion, we would cOngrntulate tha citiztus of Indiana in now having it in Uieir power to patronize a Home Institution of Commercial' Education where as much iui'ormction, in as shorty a time, and at fnr lessexpense nmi nnxiety of mind on the part-of parents-mid guardians, can, and we. Ielieve will be imparted, as at any other similar institution In the west

B. F. Mokkis, C. £. DAVIS,-* f'\ DAVID WILLIAMS, Bknjamin L. LA^O.,WllXiAM Strict VAX,

Indianapolis, May 20,1S51.

It slial! Ie tho aim of the Principal Ic

furnish all the graduates of this institution who may desire it, with-immediate employment bee therefote requeBts-busineSs men in any part ol tlifer State who may be in want of pood accountants/ to infarm him of the same, stating all particulars, and he will try aud send him one weil qualified in every particular.

SCrArrangements hnvelwcn made with one of the largest and best lioarding Houses in the city to Board anil Lodge all the Students from abroad^, at $2 per week, making the Entire Expenses of Brtarding, Tuition, and Stationary, about $40, the: .. .price of Tuition alone in the Cincinnati Colleges. aujj23-51 52-12ni

City Jewelry Emporium. IIOLl^SALB AND RETAIL.

CRTSHER has just received from thes'. best manufacturers, and is now o*£v pening, mrtst extensive assortment of FANCY JEWELRY,

USICAL INSTRUMENTS, iOLD AND SILVER WATCHES &C.,. E^er offered forsale in the Wabash Valley. Tha articles are of the latest and most fashionable style.

WATCHES-aisai'

English aud French Gold Watches, for ladies and gentlemen, of every variety, including duplex' s, gold hunting levers, gold cliro* nometers, and single case duplex, made at our

in hunting cases, nometers, own order.

DIAMONDS.

Diamond Seta, diamond rings and brooches, gentleman's diamond breast-pins and clusters^"?1? OTHER JEWELRY.

Gold guard, vest and fob chains of every styl«| gold thimbles, clasps,'studs, pens, pencils, and pencil cases gold lancy sets of ruby, opal and I'urquoisc. Also very many beautiful carbuncle sets, tfioiiming rlnfjs, breast-pins and ear-rings.

SILVER-WARE.

A full assortment of silver-ware, includingbns» kels, pitchers, goblets, cups, spoons, forks, wailcj s, lom Thumb card cases, &c„ &c.

PISTOLS^ Ac.

Allen's and Colt's Revolvers, and six barreled, of various sizes bowie-knives eyc-protectors, an article admirably suited to travelers across tlia plains telescopes, &c., &e.

The articles mentioned above will be sold at lower rates than ever beibre offered in this city. 1 solicit the attention of merchants from the country io my new goods. My friendsin the city, and the public generally, are invited to call and «xaminc. 55"REPAIRING, and 3II kinds of Fancy Jewelry work executed promptly, and

warranted

all cases. The crtrfCCt time always on hand. ir Terre Haute, Jan. 10. '52-wtf-21

in

Powder I ._J?owder!! W I I A E A N VVHOLl^oAI.E GROCER AND COMMISSION

MERCHANT,

l^Z*L

Main Cross St., 3d door west of Mulberry, MADISON,

indtawa.

Agehtfor CelebratedBall imore Powder.

HAS

on hands a few hundred Kegs of this su|)erior brand—warranted equal to any manufactured in the United States— consisting of Rifleand Blnstintf Powder in various sized packtrges. This powder he offers tor sale in lots to suit purchasers, upon as favorable terms as a similar quality of powdrr

Can

be obtained upon in any

Weslern t.ity. Wholesale dealers and others desiring to purchase will find it decidedly to their advs.ntagw to examine this powder before obtaining their stock.

WILLIAM McCLEAN,

ppc 5, '5l'ly-5-I3 Manufacturer's Agent.

^Cabinet Wareroom. ^•"tHEinulf r-igned will continues to carry on the FI Ch'

iiitt

Making biif-iness at the old stand,

on Market street, nearly opposite White Hall, at the feign of THE BEDSTEADS, a where they are prepared to fill all orders, from a cradle to a coffin, with promptness, and in as good Hivle and linish, and with as good materials as at any shop in Iiutiuna. Those want of any article in the CABINET LINE, are requested to call and examine specimens and prices.

I AH kinds of Lumber and Produce taken ih exehanae for work. Cofliire made to order. jutyia-Slyl SITES & ICATZENllAUCIi.

House and Lot For Sale. 'PIIE large and cominotjjous Crick House oo.X cupied by Walter S. hooper, on First Streofi, in Terre Haute, together.#ith./»Mr acres of grounoii which it is situate, is offered far sale oil favorable terms.

There is a-good we?/, ciHcrn, and stable on tlia remises. Enquire of "'v -mJnt J. P. USHER.*krjm -$gSi

premises. Enquire Sr/ 33, '51-13-tf