The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 July 1852 — Page 3

FlQ*een

NEW YORK.*'1?

Victoria has prorogued the

British Parliam*H i» person. Her speech was longer ihan than usttaUaod more flowery- She stitea that Great Briinin had received most friendly assurances from foreign powers. The speech then touches on the late diflicul* ties, now adjusted. In Schteawlg. Holetein. and Egypt—deplores the unfortunate necessity that forced Great Britain Into war with Bermuda—mentions that a treaty bad been formed with the African King of Dahoinev for the suppression of the slave trade— and ends the first section by an expression ofsatisfuc tion at the passage of the miltria Mil.— The speech then g»ea on to thank the Commons for the aupplle* voted—at Judrs briefly to the gold fields in Australia. and winds up In the usual strain of her intention to promote the happiness of the people.

A dreadful riot took place at Stockport. on Tuesday night, between the Roman Catholics and Protestants—sixty persons were carried wounded to the hospital one yras killed, and several houses torn down. The Catholic chapel was sacked the organ, alter, and fur* niture, were burned as a bonfire nothing was left standing but the bare wnlls. The military were called out, aod succeeded at last in restoring order.

The town is now occupied by cavalry it being reported that the Catholics from Manchester and other towns intended 10 retaliate. The riot grew out of ill feeling engendered by the Queen's proclamation against Catholic processions.

An extra morning Chronicle announces that, during Thursday fourteen persons were arrested in a detached house, in the Rue Reine Blanche, Paris, and there arrests were followed by tnore but all enveloped in mystery. It has since trunspired that these con«pirators were engaged in the construction of an infernal machine with which to kill Louis Napoleon. The machine contained fourteen barrels capable cf containing each about twenty bullets, and their firing in a wrong direction, it is aeded. would have been utterly impossible.—Note bv a correspondent says that this statement is given in the papers with every semblance of truth.

WORCESTER, July 15, 8 p. M.

The Catholic college of this city was entirely burnt yesterday, except por rion of the east wing. Loss 860,000— insured. Most of the furniture destroy ed a portion of library saved. The professors and tutors lost all. 100 students belonged to the institution.

A special messenger arrived from Franklin, New Hampshire, yesterday, where Mr. Webster is, with desp^ches for the goventnent at Washington. He left the document at the Courier office, which that paper will publish* The trouble is said to be about the fisheries treaty is of a serious nature, and likely to dlstnrb the peaceful relations between this country and England. It is rumored in Boston a very serious difficulty had arisen between the two governments 'BOSTON,

July

Three British vessels of war are ox pected toarrive on the North American coasts in July, when the seizure of American vessels will begin.

WASHINGTON, July, 19

HOUSE—A

bill authoring the author

tries of Chicago to excavate a portion of the public reservation at that wiih a view to the improvement of Chicago river was received from the Senate and passed.

The bill granting all chartered railroads and plank roads right of way through the public lands such companies to have one honored fee^ of ground on each side and the use of wood, earth, and stone in the vicinity. A motion to lay it on thn table was negatived-

The morning hour having expired, the Indian apropriatlon bill was taken up and passed.

An amendment to the deficiency bill appropriating $60,000 to pay a balance due for mileage and per diem of members or. as was said, constructive mile age of the Senators, was agreed to 70. nays 50. The deficiency bill required only \h« President's signature to become a law.

Mason submitted & resolution, which was adoptod, requesting the President to transmit all correspondence between this government and Mexico \n regard to the right of way across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and all other information in regard to the matter. He said it was understood that the right of way was now ill the hand* of the British government, but it was the settled determination of the American people that, come what may, the United States shall never permit the exclusive right ol across this continent to remain in the bands ol any foreign government.

N*w Yo*i, July fO, 8 p. m.

Mail arrived from New Orleans. Lator dates received frtO T»*n, but the telegraph has andeiptMkl principal Items. The papers give details of rnettj© utrages committed by Indians. Large bod

iea of Indiana

the 17th SAYS

express

The

Ohio

300

PMUTUBUM* July 19, p.

Free

isrd at

,08i-

The obsequies

The

BOSTON July 18.

One of

19 8

p. m.

The Boston Courier of this morning publishes a document, dated Department, Washington, July 5, signed Daniel Webster. It says measures have been taken by the British Government in regnrd to the American fisheries which completely interrupt tfte ex tensive business of New England byconstan collision* of »n unpleasent and orciungt character, which may end in destruction of lile and threaten the peace of the two countries and urges the whole subject upon the immediate attention of the Government.

the most

B«14W

WERE WAVING about the

country, and much alarm The San Antonio Western

F»*an, WT

It is reported »H«t EN

passed through this city on

Sunday from Brownsville, WITH dispatches for

Gov.

IFI-

The Asia ha* arrived with 65 pamen. flera Shs sailed from Livcr-piwl at halfpast eleven o'clock on Thursday. The Herman had arrived at Southampton on

Bell, and stated that Mexi

cans had fired INTO another steamboat, killing the captain and wounding several others-

Soil Democrat)* have nomina

ted delegates to the convention st Pitubnrg, who ARE Instructed to vote for Hale and Caa--vimM, STAR. -J

Nsw

Yoax- July 19, p. M.

Flour Sales 15.000 bbls State

st $4

#4 37. Wheat—Sales 1600 bushels at WO. (?oro—Mixed 61c yfcllow 62J© Sales OF 400 bbls pork, mess $19 37 and prrtoe $16 87

Beef unehsnged. 8ales

1 kegs U$c. Whisky,Ohio

AI|C prime,

8lfc. Sales

cases

Kentuky sixes

FX*.* WASHINGTON July 20, 8 p. M. SSNATK.—Faster presented A' petition of merchants sad others of New York, praying a recognition PF the independence of Hayti. jlamee introduced a bill amending tariff laws IN sit

where there is or shall be

imposed any ad valorem rate of duty on any goods, wsres, or merchandise imported Into the United

States. It shsll

be the duty of

the collector within whose district the satae shall be imported and entered, to cause actual market value or wholesale price thereof in the principal markets of the United States, to be t&keu as the true value at the port where the same be entered,upon which duties shall be assessed provided, that the actual value or wholesale prices of all imported merchan dizs paying duty shall be ascertained by the Secretsry of the Treasury, with the aid of appraisers appointed by virtue of

third sec

tion of set of March 3d,, 1851. The bill also provides that chemi cals, dy e-stuffs,drugs, raw silks, tin, and paper stuff, shall be free. Referred to the finance committee.

Welter offered a resolution, which was agreed to, requesting the President to communicate all information in his possession relative to the recent difficulty between Americsn government and local authorities at Acapulco.

NEW YORK, July 21.

of Hon. Henry Clay made

sn imposing display—the weather was beautiful. The streets were thronged,

and the

procession was the largest ever known in this city. There

was

Washington cosrresponden of

the Philadelphia

Ledger

remarkable phenom

enon accompanying the sickness and gradual dissolution of Mr. Clay, was a species of second sight—A living dream, dreamed with the perfect consciousness that

was a dream which brought to his

bed side not only the persons of his living friends, hut also those who had departed this if for many years.

W a

a blessing it must have been to a man of auch warm offections

have the grave which was about

A ITYM named Caudron. noted for ILLS avarice, died in Brussels a

it,

few

armed

days ago.

He left more than 100 000 francs

money, yet he was accustomed to wear blouse and other garmenwao dirty and ragged that the meanest beggar wcwild have despised them. Some years ago he was compelled by the municipality to lay down a flag pavement in front of his houses. He afterwards mounted guard over

with a large stick, to

vent people from passing.

body had the right to wear it out.

pre

The

pave

ment he said was his alone, as ho had paid for

with his own money, and no

Distrust all thi»se who love "you extremeiy upon a very slight acquaintance.and without any visible reason.— Be upon your guard, too, against those who conRess, as their weakuess, all the oardinal virtues.

D. CONDlT,

IKAMa Iff

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,

Qli£CNSWARE AN1 HARDWARE, AI JO,

Family Groceries and Provisions,

IT TUT

City Provision Sto^e,

Corner of National Road and Fourth Streets Siva of the.Spiaatng Wheel*

Sane 19, '5*-wtt 43

Potatoes For Sate.

-f AA Bwbela of Irish Potatea on consignment 1U" sad for sale at 50 cents per betshei at the store of

JuneSI, 'SA-diw-lB

Town Lots For Sale.

TIHSE

bis ate situated on National Road

I Strvet, east ol Charles Seman hou*e. There i« QO better situation lor bastaew booses now in town. It they era not said in three weeks from th«a they will be leased for term of years. Application to be made K» Mr. Joba Stewwt, at

W4M

mini on

DRtJQf

5T0ES.

Browning & Wall,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Cor. 4th & National Road Sta., Union Row. TKWKK HAUTE, INDIANA.

Htablishment

AVING purchased this new and elegant esFROM its former proprietor Dr. R. II- Swain, and fined it up in the moat desirable and convenient manner, we are now prepared to accommodate nil who will favor its with our patronage, whh every article belonging to our line VX are now in receipt of a very heavy Spring supnly, which renders oar atoek one of

the larg

est "and moat complete ever brought to the Wabash Valley, all ol which wo are prepared to WARRANT, and are determined to sell for CASH, or to undoubted prompt dealers, on the oaual time, as LOW as they can )e purchased in any of the neighboring

titles.

WP respectfully Invite the atten

tion ol Merchants, Manufttcturrra, Phyaieians, Consumers and Dealers, generally, who will And our slock to comprise a lull, extensive and Well selected aupplv of

DRUGS & MEDICINES*" Surgical Instruments, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Sptees,Varntokes,

Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, American Wnidouhflass, Apothecary's Shop Furniture, Pure Wines and Brandies, Snuff, Ciottrs, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, fc,- 4"0 '. All ol which we will sell at Wholesale or Retail, upon terms as favorable as any establishment in the "Valley." Having marie extensive arrangements in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, for the p'ircha9e of our Goods from

first hands,

Importers and

feel aasured that BJR THESE Increas

ed facilities, We con offer greater* inducements lo the trade than has ever beiore been offered in this market.

I One ol the firm, Dr. WALL, being a prao titioner of Medicine, will keep his office in the coumins-room and will, at all times, give his personal atli-nlion to filling prescriptions, preparing family compounds, &c. {CRNIGHI Bell at the side door on Fourth Street.

N. B. Ginsensr, Flaxseed, Beeswax and Mustard Seed, token in exchange for goods, or in payment of debts. I

June 10, '5*-I£JK8 ?»..

0 SIMKEKMAFF. EDWIN MAY ZIMMERMAN & CO. MJL.NOTACTCRFRS OF THS Improved Fire aud Water Proof Composition It oofs,

Hall,

wites.

Mr. Clay's countenance immediately after death looked like an antique cast. His features seemed perfectly classical and the repose of alt the muscles gave the lifeless body a quiet majesty hardly reached by a living human being, [lis last request was that his body might be buried.not in Washington, nor in Franktort Kentucky, (where so many distinguished Kenmckians sleey the the long sleep of death) but at Lexington, by the side of his friends and relatives.

INDIANA POLfS, IND.

ROOFINGatMaterials

constantly on hand and

for Ealu the lowest prices, with irections for use. Communications or orders from a distance will receive prompt attention.

OOR Office at our Manufactory,on Market street, north side, two and a half squares east of the Court House, Indianapolis, Indiana.

JO-ALL WORK DONE BY US WARRANTED. For further particulars call

get a Circular.

an immense turnout

of miltary. The funeral car was magnificent. The white horses were draped in black, aud the grooms were also dressed in black. The Guard of Honor was composed of Sigler Guards. The buildings in the msin street were profusely drsped. The Masonic fraternity were out In great strength as also an immense number of Clay clubs.— Broadway was thronged to suffocation.

this Office and

REFERENCES. \S

INDIANAPOLIS—C. Mayer,. D. Yandes, T. Sharp, B. Pottage, H. Griffith, V, Butch, R. Un derhitl, Williams, J. Williams,J. Wilkins. Vandegrift, G. Anderson, Noble & Pratt, R. Patterson, M. &. I.

Little, Dr. Thompson,

D. V.Culley.

RESPECTFULLY

N. Ed

wards, Seargent & McCord. J. S. Spann, Knox DT Bland. Hasselman & Vinton, W. Robson, P. Meikel, Branch State Bank, P. G. C. Hunt, W. Carnes. W. Rose, J. D. Defreea, L. M. Vance, E. A.

LAFAYETTE—A S. White, P. TC O. Ball, J. Lilly, Stockton. McMillian & Breckenridge, J. spears, J. Reynolds, Roseer & Brother. Martin & Lane, W. H. T. Bramble, T. P. tmerson, H. T. Sample.

Mar 10, '52. dorwGm-29-86.

Sites & Katzenbaugh, Undertakers and Coffin-Makers,"

inform the citizens

nf Terre Haute and vicinity, that they will give undivided attention to the ahove business, with a view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indispensable trouble attending the death of a friend, and would state that they are prepnred to undertake the whole business of funerals, if desired, or any part thereof, at reduced prices. A hearse will, in all cases be famished free of charse to such as procure coffins at their establishment.

Coffins kept on hand of all sizes. To personj in the country, they would say that they will furnish coffins cheaper than they have been furnished by any person in the county, and will attend the funeral with their hear»» free oj charge, nny distance not over ten miles.

Shop on Market street, north of the court house, nearly opposite White Hall June 29,'52-dlw-wly-25-45

THIS

Mr. Clay, to

mu li^ Hrt 'IrtT 11W

encompass him. surrender the dead, by the magic attraction of his departed spirit.

IllWE

CHAS, HUTTNER.

8"» ^TDllpiKE.,

Jo.? 10, ^wSw-46

Bills of Lading.

NEAT article, on good paper, just orinted and for sale at the r*ATtfkirb nffTirir

HAMS

COUR)Ek OFFtCEf"

AITD

BACOX I*

Jnns 18.

MIE

c^NPir*}

CORNER OF MAIN AND S1XTII STS.,

The Proprietor having had several years' expe rience in the business, flatters himself that nil who call, wilt be pleased with the accommodations.— The central location of the House makes it quite desirshle slopping place for business or pleasure.

Terms, $1,00per nnv. WILLIAM E. MARSH, Feb 2,

,52-daw6m-54-24

MiaDI R5DiD0©0K]

Dr. Graves's Very Popular Ague Pills,

THAT

never fail to cure Ague Chills and Intermittent Fever, and always stop them the first day. Also. Graves's Anti-Billion*, Anti-Dyspeptic,

Purifying nnd Cathartic Pills. So celebrated lor the cure of Dyspepsia, and Liv* er Complaint. And also, his

PAIN EXTRACTOR,

Which never fails to give instant relief from nain in Scalds and Burns, and cures old Ulcers, Teller and Scald-Head.

The ahove medicines have been selling throughout the Western States for the last nine years. Foraale in Terre Haute by

WOOD & DONNELLY.

June 35, *52-d2w-w3m-22-44

if£W ESTABLISHMENT.

Sash, Door Blinds, and Frame Factory TF.RKE HAUTE, IND.

commenced the above business in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Bishop, on 4 th street, near the Post Office, where I iotend to manufacture the above mentioned articles from the very bent material. Persons about erecting buildings will do wet! to give me a call, AS 1 intend to make my prices suit the times.

Orders from a distance can be sent through the Poet Office, apd will receive coimediat* attention. Persons in thecitv wanting anything in the above line, will do well to aendln their as possible.

ortiert JW early

New Shingle Factor?

HE subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens ofTerfe /Tauta and the surroemBng coantry, that they have idst cmnmeoced manufacturing Shingles sepsrior to any Offered (at

All orders from adistsnee prompt!v atUKdedjo. B- & WTWALLACE Fsctorrbadt of H- Fsirttanlt's rifle factory oa fbnrth street, between Ohio and JUain stress.

Tsaax HAVTIU itfarch 39 1852- daw- ly 10232-

SCOTT AND PIEROE.

DECLARATION OF WAS!I

THE

Farmer's will now find st Um aign of the Pad Lock very aoperior lot of Otain Cr»dJe«

Cast Steel Grain Scythes, Cast Steel Grass Scythes, German Steel Gr

Graaa Scythes,

Hay Fork*. 2 andS tinodHay Rakes. Scythe Snaths, from oenta tofi© oanta each, and iast raoeivedFoor doaea very perior Sickels, for sals 50cts each

Mortgage Sale

TVJOTICE is hereby given that en Monday the ninth day of Anpual A. p. 18W,between tn hour* of j, o'clock and 8 o'clock r-1*., a«d th« East door of Id# Court Home,In Terra Hante. Vigo Coumy. Indiana, ths following deseribad prttriiaee, wHh the appurtenance* thereunto belongina. will he sold it public auction, to-wif Being the west hklf ofindflt number thirty s|i,C«j as designated as such on the recorded plat of the Town of Terr# Haute, andjhonnded and dpscril»«a as follows, to-wit CommencinR ri the iou west comer ofssid m-lot. running from thence east seventy feet seven inchea, from thence north seventy four feet seven inches, to the north line of said in-lot, from thence wast along said north line seventy feet seven inches, to the northwest cornarof said in-lot, wont thence south on the weal line along Fourth Btraai seventy-four feet seven incites, to the pppeof beginning—together with all ih« privileges aod appurtenances thereunto belonging.

The 8iii(i premises will b# mi wndof I nwtnee nnd power pf IIL6« therein executed, OIJ the KHh day of December, A. p. J8ft0, by JameaHcon, Thomas Bell, Julia Bell, and lane Puree!I, which mortgage Including sale was recorded. In the Recorder's

by antes ncott, rohcott.10 Brice ng the power of r'sOfficft of .the

County of Vigo. Indiana,ion the 6th day of March A.D. 18M, in vol. 15, pages Hi 1 snd 218, of the record of the deeds snd mortgages, snd fa now of rpcord there. The stnount claimed to be due

said mortgage up to the time of the first publication of this notice is one thousand and ejshty five dollars

and

defaults having occurred in the

condition of said mortgage, theaaid premises will be sold as tibove to meke the Mid money, together .lib U» .cnitoglnwwl MJ gjgj PDR0|(

Jubs 12, *S2-w8w-42.

Golden Opportunity!

HAVING

received and ofMned my entire new

stock of fancy snd staple Dry Goods, I now offer them to the public at anuoually low prices for cash. Eevry variety of goods that it is usual to keep in a well appointed dry goods store may be procured here.

Beautiful figured and plain dress Silks, figured and plain Beragea. Poplins, fancy Lawns, De Laines, snd Ginghams book, mull, pwisp, «nj doited Muslins plain, striped and cross-barred Jaconett white and black silk Laces and Fringes dress Trimmings, white Bkirts, cotton HoBe all colors, Irish Linens, bleached and brown Domestics Bed-tickings, Checks, Cotton Yarns, Boots and Shoes tor women, men,boyt and child-i-en-

Extra fine and common Silk Hats, Kossuth and Mexican do., Looking glasses, Tea,^8ugar, Mo' lames, and Tobacco. These are but a few of the many articlea whii may be purchasW foraa little moneyj» possible, nt

F. NlPPERT'S CHEAP .SH STORE, Farrington's Block North of the Public Square. May 88,'52-dlw-wtf-lM 40 .*

BROWN'S HOTEL.

TERRE-I1AUTE, IND.

O W N

(LATE OF COVINGTON, IINI*.) HAS leased, for a term of years, the New nnd commodioBs brick building situated near the southeast corner of the PrBLic SQUABS, on

Market Street. The proprietor would

respectfully inform his former patrons and the travelling public generally, thathis house is newly and neatly furniraed, 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.

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

WILLIAM McCLEAN,

WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION

MERCHANT,

Main Cross St., 3d door west of Mulberry, MADISON, INDIANA. A gentfor Btatty's CdebratedBaltimore Powder.

AS on hands a few hundred Kegs of this suegs perior brand—warranted equal to any ma nufactured in the United States consisting of Ride and Blasting Powder in various sized

packa

ges. This powder he offers tor sale in lots to suit purchasers, upon as favorable terms as a similar quality of powder can be obtained upon in any Western ity. Wholesale dealers and others desiring to purchase will find it decidedly to their advantage to examine this powder before obtain ing their stock.

WILLIAM McCLEAN,

Dec S/Sl-Iy-S-iS Manufacturer's Agent.

George Hummel's

Pfeiiiium Essence of Coffee.

Tsands

HIS Essence has been proven by many thou of the mo*., .cepectable families in the United States, to be by far the best preparation oi Coffee ever offered to the public. One package of this essence will go as far ss four pounds of Java Coffee, and Conee made by it will preserve perfectly the taste of the best Java CoHee, but will be much more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored, perfectly clear, and in every instance superior to the Java Coffee.

Manufactured by Pnn Bohler & Co., No. 281 Callowhill St., above 6th St., Philadelphia, and sold Wholesaleand Retail, at

BROWNING & WALL'S.

.. "Prairie crjtr Drug Store.' Terre Haute. June 10. *52 wtf-42

Double Rectified Whisky.

LUDOWICIarticleof

enlarged,

House having been refittedand is now prepared to accomodate the public in as good a style as any Hotel in the City.

Proprietor.

& HULMAN are now manufac

turing an Double Rectified Whisky far superior to any ever brought from incinnati, and in strength, purity and flavor decidedly the best ever sold in this Western country. All those who prefer a first rate article to a common one for maJT'11Plf-nsecall at the C1NCIN NAT 1 STORb, Union Row

All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES ^ND LIQUORS, ol the best quality, and at Cininnati prices, always on hand

*29

Wool Carding.

THE

undersigned would most respectfully inform the citizens of Vigo and surrounding counties, th&t having refitted his Carding machines at the Terre Haute Fonndrv, with new cards, he is prepared to do Work "in a superior manner. Those wishing gooil work wHI find it to thrir interest to give me a call, as I shall spare no pains in giving entire satisfaction. Take notice—work is warranted to be done in a anperior manner.

M. S. PATTERSON.

May 20 'SShv-Zm-SO

The "City Express, No. 1,''

WILL

be in readiness at all times to convey goods from the "City Provisfon Store," gratia. r*

June 9 ,5S-wtf.43.

J: P. COJJDlf

Cash paid for Wheat Holmes's .1 ill.

Msy 10, "SS-dat^ldS-wtf-SS

To Wool Carders.

HAVE just received and will constantly have on band Machine Cards and Card Cljmners of a superior qnality. fresh from the manufacturers, which will be sold at Eastern prices at Holmes's Mill.

Tefre Haute, May 10, *51 d3t lffi-wti-38

Wool Wanted

INnets,

exchange, Flsu:

G. YV.SllAFFEft.

Mar 5, '52-dawtf-28-84.

FULLING

CASH

S H. POTTER ft CO

Jolt 3D, *59-w3t-IS,

Fall Cloths, CaMimeres. Sati

ne ts, iannels, Blankets, See., at Holmes's Mill.

May 10, '52-d3t 13fl-wtf-3S

and

DONE

CTlotii JBRMMG

at all times and in the best nisnuer st Holines^s Mill.

OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.

gp»aa»o» mxiMxdl Kttmxw&tiim*

CAPITAL STOCK |i(M

TNSURES

property of all deserlptiena sgshist

loss or diiinsge by fire, also sgslnst ths perils of tha ass, or f^fand navigation. BOARD OP DIRECTORS. tsaac C. Copelsn, Richnrf Conkljn.f S. W. Reeder, 8«mu« H. Taft,

Henry KmIt,

William Wood. Gc ISA A C. COPELRN, Prasidsat.

George W. Townlry J?AACC

JAKES 0. Broerrotf, Hecretary.

The snilendgfied having bean apputnH Agent, is preps red to take riaks on the most ressonable terms, snd fiopes—by his prompt attention—to merit a share of the puMicpatrona jarflffice lit the store of G. H. Row, Main Street, se6ond door Street. GEO. july 19-51 -47tf

John L. Vettier- John VV. Messick, Richard Conklin, Isaac P. Williams, Samuel Peel, Richard Batee, W M.Cameron & Hon. Robert Mdore, Smith Belts, Robert Cameron,

John Evans,

HAS

P. B. BROWN.

Terre Haute, May 3, '51-36-tf

H. S. Applegate. r-**? VATTIER, President.

JOHN

JOHH W. MESSICK, Vice President. C. Moore, Secretary. Having been appointed Agent in Terre Haute, for the above Life Insurance Company, 1 hope by my prompt attention, to merit a share of the public patronage. !LF Office in the store of G. H. Reeves, Union Row, Main Street, second door west oi Fourth Street.

G. W. CUPPINOEE, Examining Physician july 19-51-47tf S^GEO. REEVES, Agent.

~M7W WILLIAMS," No. 0. Farringtou's Block)

now opened a large snd complete sssortment of Goods, suitable for the Spring and Summer trade, which he is offering at lower prices than anv other houae in the city. The atock consists in part as follows:

Dress Goods:

Fancy Silk, Satin, buff Casaimere, white and buff Merseilles.

Sundries:

Tickings, Shirting Stripe, Checks, Hosiery, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas and Parasols, Gloves all kinds, Edgings and Inaertiens.

We are receiving everv week additions to the stock ol new and desirable styles keeping our sssortment at all times full and compiete.

of them intended

ARB HOLMES

May 10,^SJ3t-l38-wtf-'38

sale

in the place. We invite all who wish to dwell under good jroofe to give as call before purchasing elsewhere

New

A FULL assortment just received at the Prairie City Store. Purchasers who study their own interests will call and examine.

M. W. WILLIAMS.

May 15, "52-dJw l43-wtf-39

paid for good clean Fleece and Tub washed Woo). JOHN TIER NAN. Terrs Hants, June 21,

1SS-d3i-wtf-44

The bestfamtty Floor & Corn Meal

AMill.

LWAYS on handand for sale at Hotaieea May 10, ,M-nt-138-wtf-38

LAWNA**-

GTM PIECES new stylea Lawnajt»t received— supposed by UM kuowlug ones to be both beantifal and cheap.

PRAIRIE CITY STORB.

MAV 13,'« ddw-143 wtl 39

PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

May 21, '52-wtf-39

WAR WITH SPAIft

10.000 Volanileers Wnnlrd To march to the tin shop of Thayer & Hostetter, in Clinton, lnd., where they are assured that the prices will not hurt or kill the putchaser. Copprt'i 'tin anfl href iron

MANUFACTORY.

J. L. Tlmyer J. Hostetter would respectfully say to the public and those wishing Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, that they would do well to call at the south corner of J. R. Whitcomb &.Co's. Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office of Drs. Hedges & McMillan, where they will be found at all times, ready to execute all jobs in their line, at the shortest notice, and in the very best manner.

House Guttering and Spouting* Donp with neatness and despatch. Country merchants and dealers, wishing wars, will please send in their bills, which will be filled rromptly and to order. ^JAMES I,. THAYER, Nov 15. '51-12-tf JOHN HOSTKTTER.

STOVESTOBJ, JOHN SAYRE 5

f%"l AS an almost endHi less variety of Parlor and Cooking Stoves.

Among them are the Triumph, from Dayton Homier State and Kentuckian Premiums, from Cincinnati New World, Globe, Atlas,Gladiator, and Cultivator, from Albany, N. Y. These arc all excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves most

for

either wood or coal, and ma

ny having two ftte-places—one tor winter and owe for summer. In his assortment erf" Parlor btoves are theSouvenirr and Floral Parlor wjiich are admirable for either wood or coal, as also is the self regulating Cottage Parlor. Mr. Sayreliasalsoan extensive assortment ofTin and Jappaned Wars, Stove fixtures, &c.

Store on Market Street, 2d door north of National Road Strset, opposite Farrfrfgtorfs Block, in Terre Haute.

June 22, '?2-d*t-tftf-18 44

Exdnsivelj- to the Ladies.

BEAUTIFUL assortment of L&dtes double and single embroidered Under Sleeves, Culls, Caps. Also, In»fs. Mourning Col-

Cellars. Cliemisette*. Capea and Caps. Also, Infanta Caps, Linen Handkerchiefs, IV lars and Cuffi. Jaconett and Swiss Edgings snd Insertfngs, Lisle and Linen do.

A fine assortment of assorted colors, KJd, Silk, Lisle, and Cotton Gloves, blsck and frfftcv colored Fans,- a large lot of black and fstitiy Silk Parasols, Silk Berege, Thread and Grifc iancy Summer Shawls.

Ladfes who are psrticulsr in selecting srticles that art rffOSt becoming to them, arid at the same time are deatrou* of studying economy, would do well to call it

F. NIPPERTS CHEAP CASK STORE. Farrington's Block North oT May 28. 5fi-dlw-wtf-152-40

nsH,

Q^At.MON in barrels and klti fish, smoked Salmon ed Herring. Holland Herring aad Tongues, for sale st

md kits, Madtw smoked H^lut ing. HalibutHis,

June 19, 'afl-wtf-4?

eral. Cod t, smokSoaads

1TOAH JJHMTlsre

Onion

of Fourth EVES. Agent.

IAr»lei*i»nl flffiiSiml

Life Inenranee Company,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

curity of the mutual principle, this Company has a guarantee fund of fifty thousand dollsra. It will take risks upon lives, grant annuities, add crrfiisset sny business connected with life insurance, on terms as low end sa favorable as sny other ssfe

company in the countr The Company is una

of the following

the msnsgement of the

DIRECTORS:

Rich printed Berege plsin Berege all colors Berege De Laines and Tissues, Lawns, Spring style Mouselin De Laines French, Earlston, and American Ginghams black Silks, &cM &c.

White Goods:

Swiss Muslin, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, Book Mulls, Csmbrics. Jaconetts. Tape Checks, Stripes. Curtain Muslins, dtc., a large aad handsome assortment.

Brown Sheetings:

All desirable brands of 3-4,4-4, 5-4,6-4. and 10-4

Bleached Sheeting:

300 pieces

100 pieces of 3-4,4-4, 5-4,6-4, and 10-4.

Prints:

of Philip

Alleira Cocheco,SprafffT

Hamilton, Union, Mcrrimac and Engliah brands Cottonades: 70 pieces including favorite styles, Ripka fancies, Nankeens, Denins, blue drillings and mixtures.

Linens:

Brown Linens, bleached and brown Linen Drillings, Irish Linens, Table Damask, bleached and brown Table Cloths, Napkins, Doillies. Russia and Scotch Diapers, Crash, Bird's-Eye and Huckabuck Towelings, &c.

Woolen:

American, French. German and English Cloths, black and fancy Cassimeres and French Doeakins, Tweeds, Satinets, Jeana, Cashmerette, &.s.

NATIONAL ROAD T8TIEET,Kast

HAVfe

Bad

on hand a very larse asaortm nt of all kinds of most approvea stoves, which tb«y sre determined toaell st the lowest fiiunn possible. Oar atock consists, in part, of the follow-

CELEBRATED STOVES:*"

Etna Air Tight, a vary Troy Air Tigfct#sspi*» superior stove, Self Regulator, The Beat Premium Drum Parlor, Phontg do. EgsrCoai Stovesi FarS da. aVSevea.shdTenPIt# Reeor's Patent' Double -tJtoves, in great vsn-

Oir*0«

...

Also—Skillets and Lids, Ovena and Lids. Odd Lids, Dog Irons, Sugar Kettles, and in fart almost every article requipNi by. bo»aekeep«r» for domes* ic purposes.

Hovfte Gnttering and Spouting,

Executed st short notice, in a style urwurpssaed. We will, on no sccount, undertaks a job we cannot finish ss per agreement.

P. S. A supply of ODD PLATES always on hand, to FURNISH FREE on insurance«

we will furniah at 3k Centa per lb. alter the

wfcicn

insur

ant* rtna ofat. All patterns aent to us shall be promptly cast snd forwarded, ss per directions. We have a great marf^ PATTBRNS for alii cAStijtOfc on hand.whkh we will ha^e c«at—when tile job exceeds 1,000 ll»s.-st 3 Cents for Furnace and 31 Cents for Foundery. We sre prepared to exeeute jobs to sny extent, st short notice, injthe casting line, such as Building Fronts, (eithsr Terre Haute, Cincinnati, or Buffalo make,) Lard Kettles,Gratee

BEYMfeR & CO.

NeW Hardware Store.

TERRE HAUTE, INDIAIFA.

SIGN OF TFITE JFTNFFI S*W

THE

subscribers under the firm oif POTWfN &BURvAM,Jire now receiving at their store between Groverman & Bourne and Wood & Donnelly, on National Road Street, direct from the tnnnufactoriea and Eastern cities, a large and extensive atock 6f

American dad Foreicn Hardware, embracing, in part, Irop, Sj^I, N«lla, Glass, A^les, Springs. Tlh PWte, Log, Trsce, Stage and Hslter Chains, Broad snd other Axes, Bellows,

Makers'Tools snd msterials of every kutd Building Materials, Such ss Locks, Lstches, Bolts, Bell Pulls, liutts snd Screws, &c., &c.

The most approved makes of Mil It snd other Saws. 2# Shot Gnns, Rifles^ Pistols^

Gun Bsrrels, Mountings, Locks, Caps, dtp. Pump Chsin and Cranka, Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels snd Spades, Grass acid Grain Scythes, Plow Wings, Slabs, Hots, dtc.,

ALSO, a large stock of Saddlery Hardware Of every description Patent and enameled Leather, Oil lotha, Morocco, Psd and other Skins. Saddle-Trees, &c.

wtnmded

best brand.

A very choice lot of Paints, embracing ths common snd finer quslities. Varnishes of vsrious kinds. Paint snd other Brushes, &e.

Our stock of shelf hsrdwsre embraces a great variety of Pocket and Table Cutlery, and other goods. Merdisnts are invited to call and examine our stock, as we purchase largely for Wholesole trade.

This atock is fresh and entirety new,, and w,e are determined to offer gooda at suet prices as will give satisfaction. fidri'ssh paid for Feathers, Rags, Beeswax Ginseng snd other trsde.

A. C. POT WIN.

Late of the Wabash Store. S. W. BURNAM.

Terre-Haute. April 15, '52 wly-34.

PROSPECTUS.

AND

JOURNAL OF THE FINE ARTS The Cheapest and Best MisceHam of Music, Literature and Arts in the World:

Giving annually to its subscribers, ovor Five hundred Pages of valaable and ia» teresting Matter*

And embracing nearly One Hundred pages of

CHOICE feUSIC.

Published on the 1st snd 15th of every moo $1 50 per snnum. THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

ILL be enriched by the contributions of the most popular Composers and Masters ef Music now before the public who have been secured to furnish iis pages with the best original compositions, and with Treatises on the Principles and Practice of the Art, in this and other countries.

The objects continually kept in view throughout this Department, are to awaken and cultivate musical talent, and to enconraae and marshal the MUSICAL WRITERS OF AMERICA espousing the whole cause of music,Secular and Sacred, Vocal and Instrumental, Popular and scientific, and viewing it as a high art lnflttencfng the#moral, Social, Political, and Religtous Education of the people. T»

CONTRIBUTORS. IM

John S. Dwight, Wm. Vincwit Wallaoe, A. Fry, R. S. Willis, Georgo H. Curtis, Victor Williams. F. F. Miller, Satnuel Jackson, Ed ward Hodges, Mus. Doc.. Dr. W. J. Wetmore, H. W. Greatorex, P. N. Crouch, Geo. F. Bristow, Geq. Loder. R. G. Pairs, 8. Lawrence, John C. Andrews, Allen Dadworth, Asahel Abbott^ Henry Ch. Becht, Alleghnnians, Thomas Hastings, Wm. B. Brsdbury, if Hamilton, B. F. Baker, M. Sirs* kosch, Rev. Wm. Staunton, Ch. Halmer, J. Jones, G. T. Rider, C. G. Rosenberg, Bdw. Howe, Jr., Charles Grobe, Lowell Mason, Welfinfeion Guernsey, Miss Adeline Maxwell Cooper, Miss Augusta Browne, Madame E. W. Bonchelle. iTie following list of contributors to the Literary Department is Ample guaranty that only such reading will be presented as will awaken the mind, refine the taste, and instruct the understanding.-—

CONTRIBUTORS:—T. Dunn English, Rev Ralph Hoyt, W. C. Hosmer, 3/artin Farqhar Tiipper. Rev. E. L. Magoon, Dr. Horatio Slope,' Wm. Albert Sutliffe, J, R. Orton. Currie Cameron, J.Clements, T. S, Arthur, Mrs. Lydia H. Hgourney, Miss Phoebe Carey, Mrs. Sarah T. Bolton, Mrs. fJ, M. Brackett, Jars. S. H. Dekrnvft, Miss Francis A. Fuller, il/rs. E. G. Barber, Ella .Vooor, Mi99 Alice Carey, iliiss Arabella Clement, •'Singing Sybil/' Hon. Caleb Lyonsdal,? T. Buchanan Heed f)r J. W. ReJfield, Orlando A. pMjrtm, James Rees, T. H. Cfteevcr W. P. in us el a

All conimQmca'tions must be addr^sed ipost

.. OLIVER VFTIFR 25*7, Broadway, New York,

msr. 17. '52 w2m-30.

NEW SHOE STOitE.

SCBOOLEY & VATFHORN Offer fi»f UU a large assortment of

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Alao, a variety

All of which they will ae)l lit wholesale or retail, at their ne'w store fn Phcenix Now, on NatipnSl Road street, fifth door faftn the corati of Market street.

They will slab mannfactttre Bodts and Shoests order at the same place. SCifOOLEY it VAMKNRN,

Terra Haute, October 4. ll-frtC

71 C«|b piiA for WhoU

the Towar Milla* north of Canal Basin. 3 MILLpi it SOCLfi. Twre Hauw, Mav 14, Vtt-wtf.W.

"TusipThCI iHrj^ IT UTS

OF IMmAlTAPOUS.

W. eK. SCOTT, KM. Pi&oipa^

'PH18 Institution fa now permsnnwfy esfcb-i I Hshed. and is open at all times for the retention of Pi^pils. and

its

rooms havinz been rre^ntlyL

St ted up wit^ all the elegance and conveni^ncs off' the best Cinoinaati College, now ftirnlshes adtfantsars equal to a^'y institution ip the west for a fail nnd thorough Commercial Education, Whilst »t» oast is little over one-half of others

The stndiea of tba Fall, Coarse are those neceassry for a complets and. thoroagh Mercaatiia: Education, and comprehends lour distinct classes of Sahjects, to wit! first Class—Dww* EaraT Bppi Krmw*.--. This embraces the science of Book Keeping tjyg Doable Entry, and its spplication to Wholesale

and Retail business by sole traders and Pwti^rs, Banking, Manufacturing, and Domes?icSmppihg, snd ommission, Steam Boa tins, and /c re^n Shipping, and general Commission husmssc, in eluding the met) iary books. ... book, Invoice book. Sale book Grain book, Out-, ward Invoice book, Account Current book, &e.

general etnod of keeping the variona anxil the Caah book. Bill book, Bank:

TfoSeamd C&IM,embraces the Laws, Custom and Usa'gea of Trade and Commerce.

Third Class—MEBCASTII.E A,RITHMET!EmI braces Calculation in Interest, Discount. Ixies and|g.yGainx Commission and Brokeraiie, Equation offlr' Payments, Direct and Indirect Exchange, Xtc. on the new and improved method of qncellation

J-ourth Class —CO*MI:KCIAL I

A Partial Course, Embracing the Scientific* part of the Full Course as illustrated in 5 different .sets of Books, together with Lectures on Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law,., can be takpn at a fly-time, leaving it optional whh the Pupil after toe completion of th« Par-,* tial Course to continue through the Full CoursejjrPrice of Csrds of Admission to PSrtisl' Cwirse, $12.50, pre-paid or secured.

O-No admitunce as a Pupil in either tours* without first obtsining a Card of Admiasion: from the Principal. ^Lectures on Bsnking, Political Economv.ii.' aud other subjects valuable to the Merchant to oes known, wiil be delivered throughout the Course

A Diploma grarfted to thdse who may pass a satisfactory examitialiori at the completion of S' Full,Course..

The best time fo#»mfflettting«jther coorsQ will be the first Monday of each month, although pupils are admitted at any time. «.

Report of the Board of Examiners, May 30, l85f, We, the underaigned,(by special request,) acting as the Board of Examiners of the Commercial In-,,,, stitut^ of Indianapolis, do cortify that we have a'ttefwed the examination of the preaent tfrodtisiting ^ass ot 6aid institution, and find saiq alajo as %veiXafctQaihted with .the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping as could well ha expected, their age and opportunities ot actuals practice considerra., We believe them to hsvs received from their present Jpstftjctpr,

.AW,— Embraces the^5*?

Law, &c. relating to Sole Traders, Partnerships.^ Corporation, ana Principal and Agent, Bills of^ nge, Fire and Life tnautance. f^ontracts with carriersfor hiring and service, of Sales, and the nature o{ Guarantees, and last\f those remedies which in* a measure In the hondsnt the Merchant htmselt, as the Stoppageot GoodS in Transit, Lien, &x. jCrPrice ol Cards of Admission to a Full Qouse, occupying from 6 to 12 weeks, $26, prepaid or secured.

thorough,

drilling in this all important branch of Cummer-' clal Education, which, if steadily observed ajid properly practiced upon, will render them able accountants*nd valuable citixens, and we would recommend that the following named members of the present cltids receive Diplomas, to Wit:

Janies B. Weeks, Jdhri M. Dorsev, HeSekiaK W. Roberts, Samuel J. Morris. Joseph Haugh/ John T. Ferguson, George W. Dorsev, Nu-'iolaa McCartv, Jr., James T. Brown, and Tyra Moat-

in conclusion, we would congratulate tfty cititeris of Indiana in now having it in their power tdpitroniiQ, a llqm'e. Institution qf Commercial EkiiKifttbh whefe as much information, in as short a time, and at far less expense end anxiety of mind on the psrt of parents and guardians, can, and wq believe will b& imparted, as at any other similst institution in the Weist. •_

B. F. IB ORRIS, PW C. B. DAVI^ DAVID WILUAMS, SEMJAMIM L. JLans. Wnxisit ScxaavAjf, *,

Indianapolis, May 20.185 ti

N, B. It shall be the aim oi the Principal to fuitiish fill the gradual** .of this institution who •miyuesirs if, with immediate employment he the.^fbis requests biuiness men in any part of tho Stste who may be in want of good accountants, to inform hini of the some, stating al( particulars, snd he will try and send him one well qualifiod in every particular.

HSrArrangements have beep m^de with one of, the largest ana best Boarding Houses in the city city tudents from abroad.

rig

ut Board and Lodse all the Sti at $2 per week, making the Entire Expenses ot Boardings Tuition, and Stationary, about $40, ths arias of Tuition alone in the Cincinnati Colleges auc23*5I 5212m

FALL ARRIVALS.

The BMMt SPLEfiDlD GOODS in Market

WILLIAMS EAFTLY^

ARE

now receiving direct from N. Y., Phila» delphia and Baltimore, a general stock of Dry Gobis, Qaeeaswai e»,

Hardware and Cvrocerlea*

ALSO—A large lot of Csrpeting. which will ba very low for cash or approved crddit. A

MtiAhdr»

of all quslities and prices have been laid in with £reat care, and tfjll oe found cheap and excel len'l. SBCS0«^TE[

found, among tldF£f large and general assortment

EtffSWAR'fi STOCK IS PERFECT, And their varety ot

Hals,

C:»!»*, SWOF*,

as comprehensive as the eastern markets can afM8. Country merchaPt^, wishing to "fit up" will find this establishment, gffuawa at the nprth west corner of the public sop ft re, tne moat interesting one in Terre-Haute. s^ryardsthe QtiBliy, Variety aud Cheapness of Goods,

Th^y, as well aa all others* are respectfully ia- nt vited to call andexarntne the stock on hand, WILLIAMS & EaRLY,

Terra-Hauta,Oct. 27,1849 9tf.

STEWART HOTTSE. KtAHAN

HAVE

eRChXnt Tailor

At DOIKJHT*

taken for fite years the Hotel known trf the traveling public as the S E W A IIOUS E, on the corner of Wabash and Secona Streets, in Terre Haute, Indiana.

The House has been newly fitted \p she), thor is fur obvefl iope I. devotion'to the business, to sustafn ths forae character of the House, and merit a co'nnnttanc

cnighiy ttftirg8n}Hed, and is furnished in the best ttyle, with an eye to the convenience and comfort $ They hope by tljeir continued

anca

of its former patronage,, as nothing shall be .left undone necessary to reader their guests comfortsbl£. ,,

Ccfnveyaftco «ettl nltfajrs be furnished passsn-

gers to snd from ths Cars free of charge. Thev have also, convenient stabling where hor ,'f ses will have the very best attention.

Jan 8, '52-wtf-20

.hfs Tailor Shop Market

remov

of Ira Grove's T'N ""d Sheet Iron Manufactory where he has opened in his new Fancy Front Slot* Room-r a •.

ItfEltCIIAXT TAILOR SHOP, apd fe prepared to furnish the best and moat fash ^Atbte materials, and make them up ia a style inferior to none in the west.

He will makes CLOTHES in the most approved styie, when the cloths sre furnished by the customer, and slso give strict attention tobattiugall •.'.1 of which snail be dona kinds of^srpientswith tssta and despatch.

Oct. DAVID HARTSOCK

NORTHERN LIGHTS

CONSTANTLY

lisncy, in Northern Terre Haute, seJ0n' house northof tbeCanal Bridge,on Marketcitreot. where will be found constantly on hand, at viiolesale only—

Composition Hummer Cans lea, Summit Stesrine Candles, NO Pure Tallow Carihles, No. 1 Rosin Soap, 4"

No. 1 Soft Soap, fijere it iv ^r« .in/. The above articlestsre irrarit «*n kept for sale at all the principal wli to i\l housss, and ai. our manufactory, in (juantit ei 11 the purchaser and at as Ujlw.prices as ny. can be bought at in thja place for cash. Thi fenowncd superioii% if oar mandfactare,we hooe will insure us a cAtionance of our former custotmers, and wsrs•gndrnilly solicit the patrouage of Merchants snd tU, others wishing to purchase a genuine article. and-fMnest all to examine the above articles previoestO purchasing elaewherei

We will pay the highest cash price for

.ppeiriiu in their usual bru

Tallow,

RENDERED OR I" thorough. B. «. HARRISON & SO^ Terrs Hsnt«. *ov59, 'M-H-tf