The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 46, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 July 1852 — Page 4

V. Agfe-fcatlf

iMotTi TNUaeBt of Ik* Catholic Hell* BlM ii Meiio®. In honorable contrast to thft tyranny tfid UHberaliiy oftha New Hampshire to cofrcos, among whom Franklin Pierco iU a leader and an oracle, is the mag* nanimous conduct of Scott to the Catholic population of conquered Mexico.—

Ai-the bead of a victorious army—having Spanish, French and British example to justify thelelzuie of church property, and the appropriation of the gdld and silver equipage employed by an enemy fn the celebration of worship Scott, like a true man as he is, sheltered the Mexican Catholic Church under t*»e shield of toleration, guarded its pn perty from violation, and treated its forms with respect. |By the General Order N6 287, issued from the National Palace, he published a code of laws for the govern* tnent of the city of Mexico particularly addressed.however. tothe Americans. The 2d section of the orders, embra* cing the offences for which our troops would be rigorously punished, was as Jpllows: "Assassination, murder, poisoning, rope, or the attempt to commit either, malicious stabbing or maiming malicious assault and battery, robbery, theft

the vsonto desecration of churches or other religious edifices, and fixtures the interruption of religious ceremon ies.

and the destruction, except by order of a superior officer, of public or private property are such offences."

Section 15, of this Order, was as follows: "This splendid capital—its

churches

and religious worship its convents and monasteries

its inhabitants and proper

ty, are moreover placed under the special safeguard of the taith and honor of the American army."

Great as a Warrior, and great as a Statesman, Scott is made completely great as a Man by such magnanimty and justice. How vast the tolerant Soldier looms along side the representative of the Catholic hating Democracy of New Hampshire!—Buffalo

Some very broad estimates have been made iu regard to foreign population of the United States. The Germans and decendants of German parents have been stated variously,at from two to four millions, and the Irish and their decendents, at from four to seven millions.— It wras recently stated in the British Uouie of Lords, by the Bishop of Casb», el that 7,500,000 persons of Irish blood resided in the Uni ed States. This is contradicted by a correspondent of the London Times.who gives the number at a million and a quarter. In this connection we may state that according to an annual report from the American Department of State, the total number of immigrants into the United States since 1790, and their decendents in 1850, is given at 4.350,944. The complete report on the census says a contemporary in referingto certain statistics, will supply an exact classification of our population by nativity, as well as by age and race. In the meantime it may be said (hat the census tables show the actual number of foreigners arrived in the United Stales from 1790 to i860—GO years to have been 2.758.000 of whom it is not likely that more tliau 2,00C.000 survived in June of the latter year. In the two years that have since elapsed, about 700.000 have arrived so that the whole population amounting to 25.500,000, 2.700,000 are of foreign birth. About one belt of the entire immigration into the United States for the last twenty years, has been of the Irish pqople about one fourth German and the remaining quarter consists of persons belonging to nearly every nation on the face of the earth. It may be asRumed, therefore, that we have 1,350, 000 Irish, and, 675,000 Germans among our population.

Mr. Brown, an English traveler, whose adventures in the East, have just been ublished in England, says everything

eminine is so rigorously excluded from one of the monasteries of Asia Minor, that there are many grey-headed monks there who never beheld a woman.— The very dogs and cats are al! obliged, by immutable law, to be male. One of them inquired, what sort of human creatures are women?" Mr. Brown very ungailantly congratulated the unhapy man on his safety from "the dangerous allurements of those sirens of real life, who had assaulted so many anchorites, from St. Anthony down to St. Kevin, and who, he told him, were but ugly likenesses of the pictures of Virgins in the Convent Churches. This was no extravagant compliment to the sex, for the Greeks are too much afraid

idol

atry, to represent any such "eyes of most unholy blue as beam from the can* vassofthe Italian masters." All their pictures of Saints are in a style of traditional and conventional ugliness.

A lady wrote to her eon, requesting him to look out for a young lady, res* pectably connected, possssed of various elegant accomplishments and acquirements, skilled in the languages, a proficient in music, easy and graceful in mannera, affectionate and kind in dispo« sition and above all of ardent piety, and an offer to her of $300 a year for her services as governess in her family. The son's reply was: "My dear mother, I have been long looking out for such a person as you describe, and when 4 4n?e the good fortune to meet with her. I propose to make her an offer, not of S300 a year, to become, not your governess, bat my wife."

Fourteen passengers, ticketed from Boston alone to Madison, came down on the Htxwier State last evening, just before sundown. They here received tickets through to St. Louis, wbere they will arrive in about five days out from Boston. The travel by this expeditious route, which is now daily increasing, will be immense when the completion of the railroad from Tin* Haute to St. Louis shall make it the greatest thoroughfare in the Untcatu'*— Madison

Bmmner. V*

Svoftrmx TXTTb. Pittaburgh qywttaaM|j»j^at a very severe storop wis em«ii«onjd on Seven Mile Maud^ theOMo, betaw that city, on Wednesday night. Soew fell quite hesW'v f.»r socn9 nmo.

BUSINESS CARDS.

msiJ&vjji?

AND

GSSL

JOB

I I N 0

AT THE

SCfaftasft eouvtrr ©ffltr, .'TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, WITH A FKSSH SOFTLY OF crcsDEB We hare also a complete set of new and beautiful

moi new ana ocmmw

O I

8 E 8, v}

For Card Priming in imitation of Copper-plate Persons wanting Printing done will do well to five HS a call as with new materials and experienced workmen, we cannot be excelled, and we

WARRANT SATISFACTION.

Blank Deeds & Mortgages, BILLS OF LADING,

^frotests and Instructions

For Flat and other Booth,

Kept constantly on hand at this Office.

^nn gEJLBOLT. J- H. RUSSELL. Seabolt & Russell,

FORWARDING A COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND FLOUR DEALERS, 7 Shawneetown, Ills.

REFERENCES.

J. D. Richardson &- Co., W. A. Docker,Peeples & Ridgivay, O. Pool, Esq.,

New Orleans.

Tilden & Richards, Woolfolk & Johnson, Thomas Page, & Co.,

St. Louis.

Kellogg Brothers, Dean & Waine, J. 8. Chenoweth,

Cincinnati-

Forsyth &• Co., W. Bagley& Co.,

isville.

Express.

May 8, '52wly-37

KEEP

PfPurchasers

examine their stock. Dec 8.

Pittsburg.

Davidson &. Brannon, J. B. Wilder & Co.,

DRY GOODS.

Watts, Jenkins & Colbnrn, No, 63,Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Importers and Wholesale Dealers Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

nerol assort port at ions, xweat market

constantly on hand a gene ment of goods of the which they offer for sale'at the low

are respectfully nvited to call an

HAZARD,

Produce Commission Merchant

BUFFALO, N.Y.

PERSONALProvisionsgivenprompt

attention to sales of Flour,

Grain and and returns on all Consignments. REFERENCES.

Jacob D. Early, Esq., Terre Haute, Messrs. Reynolds, Rogers & Martin, Lafayette H. McCulloch, Cashier Br. Bk. Fort Wayne. Mansh, 16, '52,d-5m.

G1DEO.N BURTON, Cincinnati

CLE* TIKOIXT,: Philadelphia. TINGLEY & BURTON,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Foreign and Domestic Dry Gods South East Corner Pearl and Walnut Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

RE now opening a full and complete stock of A Spring Goods, which they offer for cash, or the usual credits.

Jan 1,'52-19-ly

POOLE & BROTHER,

Forwarilas & Commiuion Merchants, 90 MAGAZINE STREET,

fVc 7 -V* IN

NEW ORLEANS.

References, Williams & Early, H. D. Williams Co., Terre Haute.

Bement At Co.,

Any business. Forwarding or Commission, en usted to our charge will meet our usual prompt attention junl5-421y-1. BR1TTOW. B. L. ASHLEY

BRITTON &. CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

f|lHE highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye, I. Com, Oats, Flaxseed, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, White Beans, and Feathers, at their Warehouse, corner of First and tagle streets, Canal Basin.

Nov 8, *5l-l1-tf-r2fr

DENTISTRY. H. R. SMITH, D. D. S, BEING now permanent*

IF located in his new of-

PnpMM^Tj fice on Ohio street, third door east of the public square, will at all times be in readiness to wait on nis patrons in allthings pertaining to his profession.

N. B.--No credit given for operationsnnless by previous arrangemant. April 17, 1849-34y

3. H. IX3WO, M.

ONTINU ES the Practice of Medicine from the Office of Dr. A. Holmes, and respectfully solicits a shsre of public patronage. Tne following from Dr. Holmes is considered a sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind.

The Practice or Medicine

Will ba continued from my office, by J. Lowo, M. D., who, during the past two years, has proved himself faithinl and worthy of confidence. junel-40-tf A. HOLMES, M. D.

VM*:R & ROSS,

(Successor* to Brigktff Lanirr,)

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

PACKET ULSDIItO, RAILROAD DCKT, ASS WHARF, MADISON, IND J?f/SrrfiK».—Blythe & Holland. T. A. Morns, Kiriand Sl Eiugibbon, Indianapolis D. White, Madison.

Oct '25, 'M-9-lypd Shaving, Hnir Cutliiiff, Ac. pHE nndemigned haa fitted up for the accom-

I modation of the ciiixens of Terre Haute, and travel*!*, a shop ane door north of Farrington's Block, where they all can get a dean and easy shave, and their hair cut in ibe best manner. Rators always sharp—Sc*ap, Brushes and Towels al-

JESSE MITCHELL.

Novsa.'aiia-tf _____

f* Ji A* JY 1*.

fiowe, Cftrriuxe, Sip, aad Ornamental Painting, in nil their Branches*

ALSO,

De«gna, Banners, Flags, Transparencies, properly executed—old Pictures cleaned and varnished, walls papered, &«.

Shop on Market Street, opposite Doles1 New Rviidins. and 3d door north of the COCKIER Office. Terre Haute, mar23-30y E. K. BROWN.

Early ALeggett,

Forwarding J* Commission

And deaWa in all kinds of produce, TERRS HAUTE IND. Mar- 9$ *S8 6m-3l

THOMAS H. NELSON, and Cowmllor at Law, E HAUTB, IND.

4M- ttp tmirt.

Oft* «N Phemix

B, B. MOFFATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,

TERRE HAVTB, IND.

ttibe* tn Union Row, orer Reev«a*s Stora. 15, 'Sl-W-ly

J.A. STEPHENSON, M. D. PftMriciit*

mt*f 9%frgcoit,

TEERE HAUTE, IND.

QjKce searh tprwltf Brswi't fletjl. Cw I*. *l tf

CINCINNATI

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IT Persons visiting Cincinnati to make Par* chases, or desiring to make enquiries, or pro* article toy letter, should cancure suit tbtsT)ireo«ory, as~it is a guide to aii the various Business Establishments, and may be depends reliable Firms In Cincinnati:

Bank Note Eagravert dfc Printer* HIWUON, VVRJOHT, HATCH EDSUN. Su* Now lapraii, of Foaith uid HUia Mrara.—South, Bllh

Exclaim, C«rtlS-

tiommon

NMM, Sail^ Dlpwoui, Pl»-

ncnnd la ii,U «aiv«Baadiif ttThe Uiir« OCc* iHfcUrUw auparviKM

MIM ot Mack. CtMCta, Draft*, rroatia iMiaMl aadViattU* Cuda, Ac., urar eaUeaw Ifl that of Bank Natta—Tkaah

of Oaorf. T. Jam, pnctic*! E^imr. Britannia Ware RKannfiactnrera, SELLS VV fc CO Mate Stmt, Wtmn Filth ft Siith.—Abu* Tta P1»K Slwaihmt tod Biufert OOWMK,Muck Ha, SfcM 1™»| Xiao,

Tiaatm1, Tool., MacMaw, Ac.

Ira Wirt, Fire Engine N. Nf.WMAN,

Manufacturer,

to D. Farum) Elm Stmt, between 4lh ft tj%etTorch#*,

Kb.—Braak and' horiamnl Eaglwt, of ail

thn

aad

pricm,

from to

SSTSW. Hm Reah, fir. C*|a, Tiwnpeto, Oopper riTrttd Lather Hon, ftc. Lift and Force FUUM, for Well,, Daiilltnw, FMIOru*, ttulmy statkin*. etc., of ill riaaa. CaK Iron Onawmtol foaataia% and Hydnulic Woilu ia («a«iaL

Cotton ¥arn Manufacturers, QODLD, rEARCE A CO, radon aad Office. Curocr of Fifth aad Lack •tack, oa Miami Canal.—iw aad Chaodlan* (!aadl* Wick,

Coltoa Yana,

Carpel Warp, Comrlat Tara, Twioe aad BaUinr. Flour Mill and Factory Builders, QREBNWALD ft BONSA1X, Cornar tock and Mb dnrt.-Maebioary of arerr nt noaubctured aod act up. Burr Mill Stones aad Baiting Cktfca finjabad, and Order, far every dttcription of Cutiop prooptl exacuied.

Coppersm iths,

w. to. ROHSO.N, rrant ureet, betwaea Pik* and Boiler.—Contfantljr« aand, and made to order, Fatiea^i Geaumtor for making oda Water.

PARVIN

Shavmeetmon.

W* &. C. Fellowes&Co, Geo. W. Givens, T. C. Twitchel & Co., Robertson and McDugall, John Hurley, Esq.,

Gent's Furnishing Establishment Wngyouinimtice

Milliner and Dress Maker. MRS. RICHARDSON, S3 Fourth atmt, ooreer las,—Country Millliei, wpflM wiib fi tenu and SIJIM. Awning

Si,

Tent Manufacturers,

ALCORN V^NDVIER, 100 Sycamti stM $ doon above U* Tbmtre.— OUifornfaun aapplied with TcnU, Clothing, CkMhc, Baft, etc., »ll war ranted watar praof.-WafOn and Diay Covers Aiill Bap, and every vanaly of cuiw work done to order.

Piano Forte Dealers,

SMITH fc NIXON, No. 78 Wed Fourth (tract, near Vine meet. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises,

JJJ- Seennd-lnad Type for laie. Boots, Shoes, Leather

Tea Dealers,

MOORE fc CHESTER, (wholenle and ntail)

Lou

COM7LHand

Wholesale Dealers In Hardware, HOWELL OANO fc RRO., No. 900 Main itmt.and NoS Fitih itraet, one door wut of Deanfaoa HOUK .—Orden taken for River aud MiaMW ieinee, Partridge Nea, etc.

Coffee and Spice Mills.

DIXON, SHOEMAKER fc CO., Sycamore atraet, between Till aad HK— Whohaleand Retail Dealer, is (round Spicw, Mortaid, rauted aad (round Coflee, Pea Nuta, etc.—All article, warranted pm*. (^Hi(b«t price paid tor Muetaid ML Mathematical and Philosophical INSTRUMENTS.—H. WARE, Manufacturer, S. W. coi. -t 4th and Sycamore o:paeite Po.1 Office, ealnutce oa Alb rticet— whete nay IM f^uod rnry variety of InrtrumentL

Cracker Bakery,

T. a BENNETT, No. sa Lower Market atraet.—Butter Cracken 4 d*i per pound Soda Bacuit 6 ct' per pound. Publishers and Booksellers, J. A. fc l'. P. JAMES, No. 167 Walnut atraet.—J. A. U. P. J. PubInk aur

tbe beet book, in the market for wiiciting Atente and INtdlan

A Sm anl chcap edltioi: of Family Quarto Bible, printed from entirely new Mwfatyye pla'n. Calalofiea lent by mail when JetireJ.

Engraver on Wood,

H. C. GRQSVENOR, N. E. cor. 4th aad Walnut aiceta.—All Work evted with aeataea, and dhprtch. Umbrella &.l*itrasol Manufactory SLEEPER fc BROTHER, h». 165 Main atraet, betw.cn 4th and tth A.

Sculptor,

C. BULLET, Art Cano BuilOii^.-Biat^ Medallkna, Statues,

HiOLER,

Afeot,

No,

MAN, Huak

etc.—Curlains,

Caipett aod Few and Chair

RV**S

etc.\Vareroomi NO, 81

tfreeta.—Oenaiae Dutch Anker Brand Mill A indie. Hoiatinc Screwy 9uaeel Iras, Smut Machino,Doltinr Cloth, ol a'J numbera. Mill CaatInn Taapartu Saewa, Screen Win and Master of Pari*, alway* oa kaiid and nr T-F— wort aold at thie establUhment warranted of tha beet qoatity, aad if aot tend to be mch, on trial, we win refund the mouey

Settle Manufacturers,

J. M. BLDNDELL fc CO., (eucceaon to Martin and Blundell,) No. S weel W itmt, 3 door, went of Main. Brass and Bell Founder, B. T. THORN BCRN, Float itraeLbetween Tine and Walnut, nuth aide. Bram and Silver Plated Faoceta Foaotain Cock, and Generator work made aad repairad. Hoee Joint, aad eupling, Salt Well Jointa, Oil Olubes, Cyliader and Gam Cocka, Di^illety woik (enenJly, Plummen work, Cnnper Rlveb, Spelter !M

Jcr and cutinp in Brau, Copper, etc.—

Cob paid for Bran aad Copper. Window Shades and Oil Cloth MANUFACTURERS,—M. SAWYER fc CO., No. 8 College Hall. Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, PETER RUfIL,

No.

63 WEST F-ICRTH street,

Muubcturer

between

Wainut

Friugee,Taaeli

and Vise*—

aad

MILITARY

nriety

Trimming*.

Wholesale Confectioner, t. HALL, No. Main ^reet, Manafacturn and keepe conetantly oa hand HM large*

in the

Wat.

Foreign and Domestic Liquors, M. B. ROSS fc CO., Queen Ciiy Liquor Store, No. IS Sycamore (tract, (gndkmaa's Uld Stand,) near the River.

Bellows Manufacturers, J. ENGLISH fc -ONS, (wbnlesale and retail) 2nd itreet, bet. Broadway and Lad low.—All Order, punctually attended to.

City Daguerrean Rooms, ERW1N fc iu, No. 22 west Fourth stiaet—Portraits taken ia the ftret ityleof the art—charge, moderate.

Steam Boiler Makers,

WEST DUMONT, Hke »»., bet Onrrtes and Froot.—RepaMn* done Aoti notice. An aanftme»! of Secood-hand Boilers alrrajrt on hand. Carriage Manufacturers, H. P. GRYDKN 4 CO., Third street, two door* east of Syeanora CarriafM emutioctod on the Eqofotfal Principle. Fashinoabie Carriagee of every deecripuoo always band. Orders and repairing pivoiptly eacculed

Fapanned Tin Ware.

S. WINCHELL, Maautacturer ot Japanned, Ornamented aad Bronaad Tie Ware, N. W. corner of Pkarl aad Walnot Hrt.lt. Watar Coolers of *11 risee. Lard Lamp,

every deecription.

Venetian Blind Manufacturer, T. J. RICORDS, North eida Sth etreef, 2nd door eul of Vina, opposite tha Olympic Ibeatre.

Steam Marble Works.

LOWRY fc RUIX, Coraat Bnadway and Fifth stiwa—Dealer, in Moaaaieah, Tombs aad Urave SMDM, MaiMc Mantles, Cabinet and T'ouater Sabe, ale. The Trade wpplied with Martrfe in Block and Slab, ar Sawed ta order

Crockery and Glassware. a AU)RICH, No. 181 Main s»rret, vest side, bet. 4th and toh.—Importer French China, crockery, Olassware, Ndar and Hall Limpe, Oiroadolea, WMten, Carton aad Table Catlery, Brittanii Warn,

Starch Manufhctiarers,

ETERDINO ERKF.NRRECHER, Lock Street, Miami Canal, bet. Sth aad Sth strasb.—Cash for Wtmt, aad from S to S cuts mora than tha market price paid for Whit. Wheat.

Fashionable Hats and Caps. O fc E. MASON, No. &2 Fifth atraet, 7 doer, west of Waloat. rancj Fan, Catbnllae, (Arpet h(S and batclieia.

Henrie House,

MODNT, funrietar, Third *rae«, North side, betwoaa Mala aad Sy canon dm*.-'The aho+e Home ia sMnated ia the mt badaam pan of tta cMy. MM ia the immediate vidtritr of th* prtedpal Bunaese Eemfe Bahaaafai Pwt OCceaad Tdefraph USna. Wort aad Worked Wire Maitufactoiya WK BKOMWEU, Walaat rtrsa*, S dnan betow &<h str-et— Ever, deecrlutioa af RidMee aad Sunai fer all kinds of Grain, Seeds. Powder aad Sanr. Straiaer Wiras of alt aamben. Wire tor totaf Ikose aad CdlvWMm, Hair Seiees and Straiaen

BURROWS fc CU, CoNatbla rmmdery, Oelambia Matt, bet. Ba aad Phtm—Ottea, wmt Froat, bet. Maia aad Walaat—Msaafcclat me or J. H. hnvt^ Meat Otid Mate fwsdi Barr Mill iMa,

*e* Staem Eapaaer €hM aad Saw Mill Iraaa, aad CaaUaf,

Ma 10, S8-d3t.l38-wtf-38

all da.

MripOcwa. Abo, Dealen ia MHaf Clothe, Ptaetar af PaH^ Me, Carriage REPAHUNO Factory. S, BARNES, No. 14, EM Fifth street, epfon* fte Wsallyee Chapel.

Book Bindery.

SAMUEL TURNER, IIS aad IU Maia etNoL-Sbek Bnrflaf I* afl hi ia Sa entry wW^ ta have CM Beaka la this Haa, may (by seadtaf ta this eetaMMt.

eater at aay I

Cincianati, Jaly 3,1852-wlf-45

Wo«l Carding at Holmes's Mill. /~10ME ererybodr that wants food Rolls. 1 a 11 now ready 10 receive Wool to card at the old •bind, on tbe bank of UM River, with new cards and new mschimn. Come and sea for JOUISBITCS at Holmes's Mill. __

Ronmants.

ANOTHER

esse of Remnants received this

morning. Price 8 cents. They are selling fast at tbe PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

May i*, *58*aSw*I43-wtf-39

Last Call

persons

ALL

LL persons indebted to U»Afirm of Stswsr* St 0(0., will please call at the store of Stewart Bell aad settle as Uvs books must be dosed. 9RO

St 0(0., will

STEWART

May I?.'52-dlw 14« wln*-S9

mat waiiAT KINTDCEV KRAROV )R, JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA! Will Wonden never Ceacef

IBDI.L'S

th* followlnc eura, pwfbnnsd ak»M by tbs use o* SARSAPARILLA, are not wonders, then •eknowlsdgs that we do not know the meaning of the rord. Read, and be convinced that bets are »tr*nger than letion

Ltmi P. 0n Pulton Co., Ky., Oct. 1,1861.

Dr. John Rail: Dew Sir—The two doten of your SUMber, came to hand, and, in i» HIM, I feel I would b«

jarlli*, ordered in September, tnowledging the recdpt of the

j. RICHARDSON, shut aad Mock Maker, ud wholesale aad reiaii dealer nany of the instances that haTe eomo under my obserra. Fonohiaf jooih, 119 Main ,t, wea aide, between 3i ft 4th. ion, during the last two years, of the gnsAt curatlTe prop irtiet of your SarwparlUa

Mrs. Jeannette Mar

See.

JOHNSON, Mauafacturen ami Dealera in the abon artklm—

alao, Dnn and Bonnet Boiei—wholMal. fc retail—Si Bradwqr. Stereotype Founder, C. JAMES, No. 167 Walnut «reeL between 4th and Sih.—Ster«ol»j* Block! mad. to onier.—Muiic, in Round, Faleut Note,, aad Nunienla.

Morocco.

E. O. WEBSTER fc Col, Fifth atraet, between Walnut and Vine.— WtoMe and Retail Dealer, in the above aflirle, and every variety of Shoe of Genf, fc Ladiei siboafor wholenle TtaJo.

withhold the following, among the

art In, highly mpcctsbls lady or my

mlghborhooU. aged rixty-flve years, had been long afflicted vith a eanceran* ulcer, which Anally reduced her to sa lelpleaa a condition, that she could not leave ber bed. She rried the beat medical advice in our county, without rrliitf, ind had given up all hopes of a cure. At Uifs stage of hei taae, pentMulea ber son to take a bottle of your BaraapaHlla. lie did so, and in a short time returned, and purihaatd another bottle, stating the first had bad a decidedly rood effect. She continued to use it until, after the uae of ire or ids bottlee, I bad the pleasure of seeing the old lady Herself at church. She assured me that she had almost jntirely recovered her health, and from her I received the iccount of her disease, and in about tbe same words I give it to you. Thin is but one of a number of cures under my bservatkn—of very remarkable ones—performed by the ise of your BarsspariUa, in my neighborhood. The de"lly incrsssed since its introduction trully, your obedient servant,

nondfor it haa steadily incrsssed aero. ,,, Very respee

WM. R. DICKINSON, P. II.

Walnul «fa

Onmmmm.

Mauufhcturin^ Jewelers, & T. CAR LEY fc ca. Walnut itraet, 5:h door uuth of 4th atraet.—Die•and* in the aeweet atylee, and every varMy of Jtwalry made to order.

Eye Infirmary.

DR.WAIDO'S Inflnuiy for D1S«MM of the E-KJFEJ Fourth araet, cor. Sycamon, ^poaite Poet liOce.—laartioa of Aitificial Eyn, Surfical Opentiom, etc. Upholstery AJBedding Warehouse W FL

east aide

SYCAMORE,

HUD

under Western

BHM

TAD

feather Beds, Hair,

MU-

Curtain Cornkea,

MET

and

RINN

ComlortaSpriu(,

and Cottou Mattresses

Cola

Cuihioo*

made to order—alio

Foitahle Sprio( Mattrcmeak which can be handled eaaily by oae peraoa, notactured at thii eatabluhmeot)to which attention i, eepecally invited. Fashionable Furniture. T, M. CBAME, Maiwfjctvrer

of Fashionable Cabinet Furniture.

SOTE

Srcamoru AUVXT,

one dov atove Third.

Steel and Copper Plate Priuter, LITHOGRAPH EA and Dealer in Enctaviup, E. C. M1DDLETON, No. Mp Walnut aoeet, Odd Fellow, Buitaiug.—Notea. Drafu. Bill, ol Ex&n(e, Checks etc., alwaya on hand.

Wholesale Clothiers,

FECHBEIMER, GOLDSMITH fc CO., No. 11 Main atnet, Sth doorbaIBWLower Majfcet it—W, iavlte Coantry Merchant, to mmihe oar Stock French Burr Mill Stone Factory,

AS. BRADFOHD fc

CO-,

No. 65 Walnut itreet, between 2d and Ptarl

I 4R0TI.B CODNTV, Ky., Oct. 6,1861.

Dr. ,lonn Bull: Dear Sir—I have seen the most marvel tOus cure of one of my patients, by your valuable medicint —an old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood with scrofula, and various diseases of the brain. She wat lixty years old. It had run into something like leprosy uid she was the most frightful creature my eyes evei oeheld. I called in Dr. McVadden, a very flne physician consult with me in relation to her.

inclusion that it wss out of our power to relieve her but in going to my offlce, I accidentally picked up one of youi Journals, when, on seeing the wonderful cures your Ssrsaoarllla bad effected, I resolved to try tbe experiment in thif Hue. I took her two bottles of it, after taking which 1 perceived a great change. I took her some more. She Is now taking the sixth bottle, and I consider her entirely jureil. I take great pleasure in recommending your Bar laparilla to the afflicted publlo. -.Yours respectfully,

JOHN M. ROSS, M.D.

I, Thomas A. IUngo. of Graves Co., Ky.,

tor

the benefit

mankind generally, do hereby certify, that on or about ie ItJth day of Octobcr, 1847, 1 was attacked with a very vere pnln in tho lowt'r part of the abdomen, which lasted out a few minutes, and moved into the left hip, and continued exceedingly painful for about five days, during irhich time I had a very light fever. At the end of that 'ime the fever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, ifter which It again returned, aad was much worse than Before. During all tfcis time I was under medical treat* ment. From a short time after I was taken, I was unable lo walk or sit up the hip in which the pain was so bad sommnnced rising, until some time in January, when it ourst, and a number of pieces of bone came out—as many is twenty, at least. Some of the pieces were three-fourths jf an inch long. Some time after this, a hard knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my right wrist, and ane on my leg, below my knee. I continued to get weak ind worse, and pain made its appearance in my right ihoulder, and would move in my breast and stomach. At this time all persons gave me up to die. A physician then told me that, as a last remedy. I had better use Mil. BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR8APAKILLA. After the use of the second bottle, the knot on my wrist cotncnonced getting soft. I opened it, and a day or two after, 1 piece of bone come out. My wrist soon got well, and I continued to gain strength. After I used the third bottle, could get no more for some four weeks, after which time succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the three last bottles, the knot on my hip became soft it was opened, and some corruption ran out, together with a imall piece of bone, and the sore soon got well, and the snot entirely diappeared. The sore on my leg also opened, ind apiece of bone came out. I continued tbe use of the Sanaporilla until I used twelve bottles, and am now entirely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem strange to ttome, but will here state that, during the lummer of 1849,1 coughed up three pieces of bone, which san now be seen at the residence of my uncle} Thos. Ncal. where now live, and if nay persons doubl Uus statement, 1 will be happy to converse with them, if they will call on lie. Signed, THOMAS N. RINGO.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my

hand, and caused the seal of tbe County Court of

B-J

gaid county to be hereunto affixed, this 18th day of February, 1850. EDWIN ANDERSON. Can the reader believe, after reading the description of ihe above numerous cures, that there is still a few human Mings, suffering with disease, that refuse to give Bull's Jarsaparilla a trial. It is indeed hard to believe, but nevertheless, it is too true. What kind of testimony would it ake to convince tlft few remaining disbelievers, that Bull's nedicine will do more even than it promises Tbe doctor lould produce another and another cure performed by his nedicine but if tho cases published above will not consice tho sceptical, it is useless to produce any mors, and, ndeed, it would cost a fortune to publish the many certiIcates that have been showered on Dr. Bull. The largest nammoth sheet in America would not contain even the james of those cured, let alone full statements of their

This medicine, when used according to directions, will tore, without fail: Scrofula or King's EvK, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions ot :he Skiiu Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism. Pains in the Bones or Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of tbe Glands, Syphlia, Dyspepsia. Salt Rheum, Diseases of tbe Kidneys, Distases arising

mm.

Looking Glasses and Frames. WH. WIsWElX, Jr., No. 1» Main atraet, bet 3d and 4lh.—PortfaH aad PIctara Frames of every Pattern. Window Plate and eeha Fraacfc Cry*U Glass, all Ma. Looting Obus Plates (all siaes) put lata oM Fiamee

+b*r*

all aiaea.

mtm

aad Aires.

Rat aad UOM Trans, aad Riddle aad Scree* Wiee, cfcu, cea^aady ea haad.—All Oeden prtwnpSy aneoded to. Queen City Paint Store* WM cmUSflELO fc OX. Mi But Me Maia «tra*t. taeweaa Mi aad Sth —WMesale aed SrtaJl Dealers la faints, OHa, VanMbas. Tarawtla% •hafcas meMh, Ea«tM aad Aaserican Wtadow Ote.-ArtM.' Matatri. als a wWilseOi aad retail.—OroatJ PaiaN p* a, la csas fcr euaatiy trade.

Portable Oriat Mill Manufacturer*.

PROPRCCTORSe

A* R. COBB & CO-, foot of Indisna Street, Buffalo. A. W. PALUIZER, &.CO-, 121 llroad Street, New

York.

C- H-

Mirwaek well Met mt nflead eadincM

hoead, er mty ether wart •aal) S^eadaa latia|Mr

Ckmdry^a Mercantile College, mx OCNWtT, Priacipat, Aapelle BObBac, N. W. canar af Fifth aad Walet*—tacornonlad tsS-TWe lesitMioa ^nMes ladividaah a ttai ^t eracScal mataei, Ibr On C\ieaHaa Maaee aad Sminsai par. mm laaerOty. T«a OftegteW nan le LIJII a aaa^MM eyeee aeacttcal UaBactsoa la Book Keeafai(. as panand in the fmm af IMa Ciasntii aal Maaabctana. Cklialahaae, Oimm nlti ii aad daily Lactam, at IWkal |m a the* rilstieea ta CWaimuae. TT'i ia fctaa S wvek»-T*nae f«SL ^^"larther p^SoteT

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BANK NOTK TABLK.

COBRRCTIP

ton

State of Kentucky. Graves Co., Set.

This day personally came before me tne undersigned, an icting justice of the peace in and for said county, and made athui due form of law, that the above statement is true. }ubscribed and sworn to, this 15th day of February, 1850.

S. P. MORSE, J. P. for G. C.

I, Irwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves bounty, State of Kentucky, do certify that S. P. Morse, whose name is signed to the above certificate, is now, and *as at the time of signing the same, a justice of the peace, in and for said Graves County, duly commissioned and jualified as such, and that faith and credit are due all his official acts, as such.

the use of Mercury, Loss of Appetite,

Pain in the Side or Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago, Dropsy, Jaundice, Costiveness, Bronchitis. Sore Throat,

L/RUPAJ TFAUUUITW, VUOUTVUAWF MVUVUUIST WTV Joorfhs, Colds, tVeskness of tbs Chast, Pulmonary AlbaJons, sad all other Diseases tending to produce Oonsampion, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities and Comjlainte, 81ok and Nervous Headache, Low 8plr1ts, Night iwoats, Kzpoeure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and General Tonic fbr tbe System, aad a Qentle and Pleasant Purgative, it is superior to Blue Uek and Congress Water, ialts, or EMdllts Powders.

DR. JOHN BULL'S Principal OOce, 81 Fourth St., Louisville, Ky.

applications for Agencies must tie addressed. J. R. CUNINGHAM, Sole Agent lor Terre Haute, where the Medicine cn be had by theido* ssen, at Proprietors prices

Large supply just received. Feb 20, '62 w6m-SS

Western States Line,

For Baflalo, Canada and Western States. WITHOUT RESHIPPING AT

Albany or Troy

Aeents,No-121 Broad Street,

CmrirjjD.

rv'ew

York

93-Mark Package?!. W. 8- Line, and ahip oy Western States Line, Foot of Broad Street, New York.

In connection witk Terre Haute and Toledo IJne Cmai Boat.

CONSIGNEES.

SCOTT & SPCTCEK, Toledo, EAXLT

LBOGKTT, Terrs Haute,

mar. 96 '52 w-6m-31.

Weed & Doiaelty's Drag Store.

Old Established Stand, ITortk Side of the PUBLIC SQUARE. At this store Kay be found as usual at WHOLE SALE, a complete assortment of every thing is our line of bustnese, which will be sold at the low est range of prices.

We are in receipt of spring supplies of DrnfJ, Medicines, Chemicals, Roots, Herbs, Ei tracts, Ac., pure and of best qualities. PFRFUMERYAND TOILET ARTICLES,

WINES and LIQUORS for Medical use, pure and ol choice flavours, Paints, Oils Varnishes Wye Staffs Glas® and Glassware, Patty,«loe, Brashes,

Bronzes, Gold Leaf, dee. Physicians Prescriptions accurately com pounded. All our officinal preparations are made in accordance with tbe (J. 5. Dispensatory.* if

April 5, 33-tf

Wood and Coal Wanted

IHolmes's

N exchange tor Carding and Fulling, Atf. Mill •Wsy IP.-TC dSt 138 wtf-3? .*

TBI WAiAf* COVKFTFT,

ladiasa.

sltsU Bank inj Brsnobes, Wstspn's Clucks, Terrs fisuts. Kflslikr Bank of Rentnckv.

Bank of Kentucky,

Louisville,

Ohio Life In

iiMwraisca and Trust Co,

rsnklin Sank, City Bank, Commercial Bank, Mechanics'«nd Traders' Bank, MsssillonBank.. Circlevilie, (old,) Xenia Bank.

GeaugaBank. Zanesville Bank, Steubenville, (old bank,) Marietta Bank, St. Llairsville Bank, Mount Pleasant Bank, Clinton Bank of Columbus, New Lisbon Bank, Dayton Bank, Western Reserve Bank, Franklin Bank of Columbus, State Bank and Brandies, A

Bank of Missouri and Branches,

Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company, Bank of Minerai Point, Iowa. ?J":" Miners1 Bank of Dubuque,

par par

par par par

Ohio*

par par par par par par psr par par par pa. pw

-,w par par pai pai par pa» par par par uncertain

Mlsaoari.

St. Louis county Scrip, Scrip, Illinois.

St. Louis city £3crip,^

State Bank and Branches, if at Bank of Illinois and Branches

S P" par par

3&dis 35 die 70dis

Virginia.

Bank of Virginia and Branches, Bonk of the Valley and Branches,

Gxchange Bank, at Norfolk, Farmers1 Bank of Virginia and Branches, Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Wheeling, Northwestern Bank of Va. and Branches,

ldis ldis ldis ldis ldis ldis

i-.

Tennessee.

All solvent banks, Louisiana. All solvent Banks,

All solvent banks, North Carolina. All solvect banks, (South Carolinn. All solvent banks,

2idis

ldis

Georgia*

2i dis

•Jldts

21 dis

Arkansas.

State Bank and Branches, Michigan. Bank of St. Clair, Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank, Detroit, Michigan Insurance Company, River Raisin, All others, .... Real Eatate Bank and Branches,

ne sale

10 dis 5 dis

no sale 25 di* no sale

Alabama.

Bank Mobile, Bank of the State and Branchea, Planters1 and Merchants' Bank All others

3 dis & dis brtke no sale

Wisconsin.

ldis

broke

urn

1 die

New England.

All solvent banks,

New York City and Country, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Maryland, All small bills under $5

ldis 1 die 1 dis 1 dis 2 dis

Selling Rates of Exchange.

On New York, at sight, 1 pm Philadelphia, -1pm Boston, 1 pm

Baltimore, 1pm New Orleans, ... par Louisville, par ^Cincinnati, par

Pittsburgh, 1pm United States Treasury Notes, (new issue.) 1 pro

Current Value of Gold and Silver. American Eagles, and in proportion, $10.00 Sovereigns, crown stamp, in proportion, 4.83 do dragon do do do 4^83 Napoleons, 20 iranc pieces, 3.80 Guinea, English, 5.00 Spanish Doubloons, 16.00 Patriot, Mexican, Columbian Doubloon, 15.50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion, 4.00

W. NEWLAND. WM. C. TBABUB.

nwwEs&sm &

(Successors to S. W. Pugh,)

WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and Forwarding Merchants No. 440, Main Street,

Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, North Side. LOUISVILLE, Ky.

Hstockon

AVE hand a large and carefullv selected of Groceries, which they will sell very low for Cash, or in exchange for Country Produce. The following ane the principal articles, viz: 250 baga Prime Green Rio Coffee 50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hhds Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar 10 do Refined and Clarified do 75 bbls Loaf, Powdered, and Crushed do "10 trcs. Flint Ricc

120 100 160 30 225

25 bbls Golden Syrup 25 half do do 20 ten gallon kegs do 70 bbls Plantation Molasses 25 do Sugar House do 30 halfbbla do do 55 half chests Gun Powder Tcs 26 do Black do www* 32 do Young Hyson do 23 6 and 12 lb. boxea do do 75 boxea Pearl Starch 10 do Chocolate

Rosin Soap wCi iF Fancy do Star Candles Sperm, do Pleased Summer Candle!

do do do do do

150,000 Cuba Six Cigars I 25,000 Spanish do 25,000 Half Spanish do [to 1000 250 bags and bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 1000 lbs Carpet Chain 1000 do Candle Wick 1200 do Cotton Twine 150 bales Cotton Batting** 525 bags Shot, assorted sizes 10,000 lbs Bar and Pig Lead 75 doz Blue Bucketa 50 do Fancy do 50 do do Half do 45 nests (3 and 8 in nest) Painted Tubs 35 doz No. 2 and 3 do doj 75 do Zinc Wash Boards 50 bbls Hydraulic Cement 50 do Vinwar 2 85 packages No. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel 800 aegs Super Cut Nails, from 3 to 20 penny 100 do 00 do Brada, 6, 8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginia Tobacco Tend 1 lb lumos 115 do Missouri and Kentucky do. 5,8, lb 100 do Matches 350 dox Shaker and Corn Brooms 12 casks and bbls Salssratus 10 do do Super Carb. Soda

700 lbs Best Spanish Indigo 600 do Bright Dutch Madder

1600 50 bags Pepper and Spices 12 bbls Alum 12 bbls Epsom Salts 30 do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 lbs Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 msts Cinnamon Bark 400 lbs Camphor 350 do Cream of Tartar 1200 reams Wrapping Paper- v. 350 do Lotter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull'sSsrsaparilla 50 do Fresh Green Cheese 315 kegs Pure and No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article imported 2 naif pipes Jss Hennessy Pale and Dark

pipes

Brandy A. Seignette do & Rastean do" J. & F. Martel Brandy J. J. Dupuy do London Dock Madeira Wine R. L. do do %nnish Port do Pure Port Juice, Crown Brand Juice Port Burgundy Pale Sherry, very fine Pure Sweet Malaga Wine

'do

3 qr. casks 1 naif pipe 1 3 qr. 5 2 5 5

do casks do do"" do v." do do do. do

Domestic Brandy, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rum, Old Bourbon,Copper Distilled and Rectified Whisky, Peach and Apple Brandy.

Also—Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Essences, Cinnsmon, Vermifuge, Caator and Linseed and Tanners Oil, Turpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards. Bottle Corks, Cotton ami Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot Line* and Staging, Dupont^s and Blasting Powder, Sifters, Salt, die. Stc. aeptl3-5l 3-ly

J. EVANS. M. D.

EBPETFULLY tenders his professional ser XV vices to tho citizens of Tens Haute and vi

O^ce on Market street, first door south oC tl* Town flail* ,« April 13, 51-33-ly 1

Terre Haute, March 1,51 -27-if

Louisville, Ky., March 12, '52-w9m-29.

Oct 16,

rums: tumms

Thf» suffceribera are now in receipt of a full supply of Meaara. G. C. Miller At Co'a

CELEBRATED STEEL"PLOUGHS,^

Which deservedly stand higher than any plough In the Unioti for their good performance and easy draught. We also have extra Beams and Handles, of the best seasoned wood, steamed in oil, which we will furnish at prime cost. We ha^e any quantity of testimonials as to their performance and quality, which we would be pleased to sfiofr any person wanting ploughs. 1 *r 4

The Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory "We're* oh fargescaVi, and have sent this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture. N. SMITH ft SONS.

P. S.—They are so constructed that it will be difficult for tho most awkward smith to knock them out of shape, the land-side and point being connectedd, an of the very best material. •, -T 7 Jf-****

"WILSON," STARBIRD & SMITH,

458 MAIN 8TRBST,

Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines. Surgeonfs Instruments, Paints, Oils, Dj« SiufTs, Spices, Varnishes. Brushes, Perfumery, Olassware, French and American Window-Glass, Virginia, Miesoufi, and Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco, A RE now in recelpt of their heavy spring supplies, which renders,their stock one of most complete in the United Ststes. Their stock was purchased of Importers and manufaetitf' ers or first hsnds upon the very best terms, and they are prepared to wsrraot the quality of their

Terre Haute, Oct. 18, '5I*8-iy-ren-M»y H, '52-38

WEManufactory,

are now receiving our

Also manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the justly celebrated Air Lard Laaip*— Thir Lamp has now been in use for eight years, and has given entire satisfaction.

Dealers are respectfully solicited to call and ax-

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

Dec 5,'5I-ly-6-16

do do

PAPER WAREHOUSE..'

WEUULfiJECO A

AGENTS

LOUISVILLE

LOCUST CORNER, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

,51-8*tf-ren-May8,'52

Japanned Tinware Manufactory,

Jap rpi

HE undersigned manufactures and keeps constantly on nand a large and general assortment of Japanned. Ornamental, Bronzed, and Pressed Tinware, which he offers to sell to Country Merchants, Stove and Tin Dealers, Pedlars, and otfiers, at such priees as wi II yield a handsome profit to the buyer. Every article he offers for sale is made in nis own shop, and under his personal superintend*nee, from the raw material. And in this particular he claims to have it in his power to oner inducements, far superior to any other dealer in the West.

Having recently made large additions to his manufacturing department in the way of room, machinery, and a greater number of workmen, he hopea to be able to aupply the increasing demand.

Dealers who have oeen accustomed to making their purchases in the eastern cities, will find that they can do equally as well here in point of price ana quality, and in addition to thia they can always buy juat what they want, and may fill up their atocka aa they may desire, without the inconvenience of waiting six weeks or two months for a supply from the East.

LARD LAMPS.

The undersigned would also call attention ol dealers to his Improved Oxygen Lard Lamp. This Lamp is so constructed that the entire top can be removed for the purpose of trimming and cleaning. The objection to this Lamp heretofore hss been, that they could not be clesned, and it was with difficulty that they could be trimmed.— Tnese objections are entirely overcome in the improvement In addition to this they are much quicker, and of course can be sold at a reduced price this season. They are acknowledged to be tbe best and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced

for Goodman,Campbell fc

WANTED—50,000 lbs. Clean

°?u£™W wn-UAMs EARUT. Courier and G&fc. (III.) to amount of $2 each, *n*

Terre Haute.

Spring and Summer Stock,

jn Louisville, Ky. Also, a large assortment of

Pashionable Hats, Caps, Tine Shirts, Ac., Set., SxL

N. B. Any garment purchased at this establishment exchanged, If not approred. STRAUS & ISAACS.!,

North-east Corner Public Square, Terre Haute, (nt!.

k1"' Agents at

FIRE PROOF PAINT.

BIoilt

ARE'S FIRE PROOF PAINT, ground in assorted colors and packages. Law-

por

M|e

ranee's AprS.'Sl 32-tf, WOOD I DONNELLY.

Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs.

A 5T DOZ. Prices from 10 cents tn $5 Supposed to be neat and «*hesp Call ot the PRAlRir. CITY STORE.

Msy 18,'52-dlm 113 ......

.•aLtWBimm

if are

plete during the season. Orders will be promptly filled with goods at as low rates and of aa good quality as if the parties were here in person. N. B. Ginseng, Feathers, Rsgs, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Mustard Seed, and country produce generally taken at the market prices in payment of debts due us, or in exchange for goods

A S S

LARGE STOCK OF

SUMMER CLOTHING

HAS JUST BEEN BficfefVEl) AT ftffi'

And Great Bargains will be given to all who cairupoifni.

ARNOLD & Co.

Wcsi Side of the Square, next door lo VVolfeV

8TO&S

fpmHoujrsii

owa

r. G. O'RILKY. jr. s. M1TCHEU

EVANS VILLE

Forwarding & Commission Hoifcf. THE

subscribers, in connection with their present Wharf boat, have juat completed tie mammoth wharf boat 3 3 A A 3 W finished in the most substantia] manner, and with a fire-proof roof.

Provided with these two Boats, snd with able and competent assistants, we can now receive and sinrc, at theriver, 2,000 Tons of Prodacc St Merchand^r, completely sheltered and protected from casual' ties in all weathers thereby avoiding the necessity, as heretofore, of exposing produce, in the inclement season, upon a wet anu muddy landing and, also, facilitating 11s in rcshipping with more dispatch, in better order, and as we are assured by Steamboat Masters, at lower rates of freight than hat ever before been dona at this point

With these advantage* we napcctfully solicit consignments. Liberal advances made upon Produce ceostga ed to us for reshipment to our correspondents in New Orleans, and tbe sams forwarded at tbs vary lowest rates of freight.

We will also receive consignments for sale, affect sales promptly, and make quick returns. O'RILEY & MITCHELL.

Evansville, Jan 12, *S8w6m 31

It: & 0. TOUSEY.

National Road St. id door above Market Ha

Cat

Phcmtac Block.

Wholesale and Retail Cask Store. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic StapUand Fancy a a O O S Notion*, Trimmings, BonneU,_Bool* and Sh$tt,

.Table

Co. of

Lafayette, Indiana, will always keep on hand large quantities of Printing, Wrapping, «nd ting Paper, which will be sold at the lowest rates

ishing Goods.

are now in receipt of our Fall and Win"} ter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities exprewly for thia market. We would invita par* ticular attention toour stock of brown and bleached goods. Prints, Merinoes, De Laines. Lustres, figured stuff goods, Ginghams, Trimming Bfctj tons, Laces, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Flsnnels, Linaeys, Tickings, Checks, linen and silk Hdkfs, Bay State Shawls, Carpetings, Carpet Begs and Satchels, Groceries, Hardware. Boots and Shoes, &c.: all of which will oe sold at such rates for

Cash

or Produce as will mase the

interest of buyers to patronise us. Paper ilatigings very low. Terre Haute. October 4,'51-6-tf.

it S S iS

LUDOWICI

ARE now receiving their ing of a full

& HFLMAN,.

assortme nt

kimte

ot Groceries ot *11

Tsbaceo, Nails, Glass, Feathers, &c,

all of which will be disposed of at ttra lowest

figCali

at the Cincinnati Store, Union Roc. Mar 11. •SI-wlv-IO -A