The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 August 1852 — Page 3

N N a l.ihlo ticking from iho clock of limo.— ••Now"

lhe

watchword of the wiae,-—

••Now" is on the baTinar of the prudent. f,ei us keep this little word always in ouriwind and whenever anything Prf* sents itself to ua in the ahapft of *or*V whether mental or physical* we ehould do it with all our might, remembering that now Is the only «,ne &r

us*

Stimxor Notions.- W»j

»v *8

-indeed a sorry way 8el through the world, by putting off till to-morrow, saying, "Then*" I will doit. No! thja wijj never answer. may never be

-Now" is ours "Then

An Incident.—A

ahrewd and some*

wb»i «M«g«teh Irishman living in iefferRonvilie, la., having occasion to go to Portland, where he found a good many of his countrymen took it into his head that ho would test their profession for urdln bbU life Muscavado sugar 5}e their Presidential candidate by hurrahing swwj ws fur Gen. Pierce, upon which all to a man, responded, ''hurrah for old Chapultepec" and rushed upon him as though they were about to demolish him when he found it necessary to undeceive them that he too, was for***o!d Chapultepec."

A voung woman aliglfted from a carriage at our depot the ether day, when JI piece of ribbon detached itself from her bonnet and fell into the bottom oi' the carriage. "You have left your bota behind," said the driver. "No I aint,

he's gone a

the damsel, and strpped into the Capiain sitting rontrr*

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No less thnn 36 men connected with liarnumV Menagerie, were arrnsted and cnged on the other sido oF the river, night before lost, for maltreating a landlord and thrashing a regiment of hi* friends* From what we have heared we

thiak the landlord is to blame in attempt-

A lad named Dahnn, nine years of eg*, resident in East Camtfridge* Mas-4l sachusetts. swallowed by accident, •«etu the other day., and.all attempta to dislodge ii havo sc far proved ineffectual. If the cent was not a counterfeit it will pass. -TILE

THE IRISH SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.—

The national debt oflittglanJ is eight •hundred and thirtv four millions of pounds, or &470,OOO.OUQ,QOO,OGO.

A girl 7 year* of age, 3 feet 9 inches 4iigh, weighs £1-57 lbs. and with whiskers and moustaches "fuily equal to 4hose of Kos*»th," (so says the description) is on exhibition in .Rochester.

When Iff Hon was blind he married a *hrcw. The Duke of Buckingham called her a'rose. '••I am no judge of colors," said Milton "hut it may be so, for I feel tho thoriw daily."

Letters from Rome state that the Pjpe is threatened With drtrpsy, and that the siatc of his health gives great uneasiness to his physicians. It is said that, in the event of his disease proving fatal, he will be succccded by Cardinal Wisevinan. .,r

hing.*' innocently replied bPjngjBg Texas dates to 26th.

&ra C0UDtv

ing to impose upon Barnum's ag^pt.— tenia* *, 3 We presume the imprisonment of ihesei «*n .i ,.f it I A Western gentleman, named Bull, was tnen will embue tbum wtth a •'fellow-• feeling"for the qundruprnts unler their knocked d»wn in the city yesterday and rob charge.—Detroit Free Press. 2Oth.

SUBMARINS TELEGRAPH.—-

The cable recently sunk between Holytiead and Hewth, weighed 110 tons. was 70 miles long, and submerged in eighteen hours: being the gratest [sic] exploit yet in connection with submarine dynamics. ~~~~~~~

have heard of

peoplo having their coffins mado before their death but such has been outdone recently by the lato Mr. Oilman Bond, who in anticipation of death, caused his funeral sermon lo be written «nd read to him by his clergyman. The same sermon was afterwords preached jn church over his remains. The New Fork Advertiser records a similar eccentricity. A sea-enptnin of this port, apera*, has had his own monument erected irr Greenwood Cemetery, at a of BBIBfot jJfUMMMKula, The monument is simply a figure •himself, a short, sturdy mariner, in a cap and frock coat taking an observation with his sextant The old gentleman visits his own grave very frequently, and points out with enthusiasm the good points ot the statue.

A young gent'oman on the eve of marriage, said he was atire that two couhl live more economically than one. An acquaintance asked him if two could livo more cheaply than one, how much might twelve live for?

gqtrf.—T|ie Democratic papers make merry over certain

(roup" that Gen. Scott once partook of. We remember that when another brave oldGeneifal (God rest his soul!) was nominated for the Presidency they grew very facetious over the **hard eider" that he was reported to indulge ifi eccasionally. According to the best of our recollection, they grew very sick of that "hard clder"—it turned deadly sour upon their stomachs. They got funny on the wrong aide of their aioutlis towards the close. If we are not mistaken they find the "hasty plate of soupw •sis troublesom to take as the "hard ci* der.w It will turn out to be the koitesit soup, and the hardest to swallow, they ever got Into their mouths, and yet it must go down, though it scalds their throats like a boiled lobster. Go ahead, my funny fellows, and we'll see who'll .get the laugh.—Lync**«rg Virginian.

LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES.—A letter from Lake superior [sic] to the Hon. Truman Smith says that a wooden skid was found twenty feet under ground, upon which was resting a mass of copper weighing more than five tons, two copper tools and several hammers of stone, together with coals and ashes of wood, were lying around it, as fresh to all appearance as though they had been made last year, and yet there was six feet of vegetable soil above them, surmounted by a tree, which, on being cut, provod to be at least five hundred years old.

America was discovered by Columbus only three centuries and a half ago.— These were instruments used by no European. They are relics of a race who must have lived end died long anterior to that epoch, and left behind them only such dim and shadowy notes of their departure.—<Journal of Commerce>.

Ksw Vow, A tig,

The Henry Clay verdict haabeenremltwd. The deaths were the result of sets of the owners and offlcsra. Their acts $*t*«ed4#* praved nuocle, regardless of huma« lif««— The verdict accord with the seowd statute toary definition of murder.

Cotton market firm snd unehangod sales of $,500 bbb flour, Sute $4.Genoiaee $4,12 29,000 bushel* wheat, 95c. white south* era Die, red and wised western 91 *$,009 buahela corn mixed 65|ctyellow 93J mess p,,rk ®30, prime $17 75 beef unchanged,

Pfttuiffr-fnut Aog. 4.

A horrible ease of Infant***!® occurred in this city yesterday. A young Scotch girl, sixteen years of age, gained Mary Craf, a m&iw employed by a keeper of a public 'tise, gave birth to an illegitimateehild, and disemboweled it and severed its hewl from its body with a knife* Sbe contend that •he did it to hide her shame*

15At.Tt.vonE, Aug. 3.

*The mail is through from New Orleans.— The steamship I»t:i»ian* had arrived there,

Gen. Smith-bad established his headquarters with the second regiment of dragoona, at Fart Crogb&n, fifty miles above Austin.

Buffalo,

Aug. 4,

The cholera ia disappearing Deaths in the last twenty-four hours only thirteen.— Judge Deveaux, the wealthiest man in Niag-

died of cholera at the Falls yes-

bod of seveatewi thousand dollars..' There have been&eteral deaths of cholera at Sandusky City.

The Toledo steamer, Swan, running to Detroit, took fire at the dock last night and was destroyed^ $o lives lo»k

New Orleans,Aug. 3.

Mess pork 821 bacoo sides 10a .jhoulders 8i@9ic.

AI'OL'STA, ME.5

Aug.

WASHTSGTOIT,

SENATE.—The

HOUSE.—The

Aug.

Visit to 3.rn. ScottA

Thewbigsof Kennebec district nominated to-day, Samuel P. Benson, of Winithrop, for Congress.

WAsnrscTos Aug. 2.

SESAT£.—The

amendment to the bill

granting a pre-emption to actual settlers on the line of ,the centra] railroad, was concurred in.

Mr. Parsall introduced a bill to amend the postage law, proposing the following rates:. For letters prepaid, 2 cents for newspapers not exceeding five hundred miles, ^cent over five hundred and not exceeding one thousand cent for distances over one tliuosand miles 1 cent and to circulate free within fifty miles of the place of publication. This bill abolishes the franking privilege. Referred.

President transmitted a

communication from the State department, in answer to Mr. Mason's resolution touching the fisheries, stating that Com. Perry, with the steamer Mississippi, bad been despatched to the coast, to protect the rights of the

A-

tnerican fishermen. Mr. Cass moved its reference to the committee on foreign relations.

general nppopriatioo bill

was taken up, and the gene^l debate having closed, the committee proceeded to' act on tho bill. An amendment was adopted appropriating 875,000 for the purchase of books for the Congressional library. /.

xne stenmsmp Oiuo arrived here this morning. She brings 150 passengers, $t250r 000 freight, and $100,000 in the hands of passengers.

She left Aspinwall on the 21st, but when two hours out, her machinery becoming deranged, she had to run. to Kingston on one engine, whence she sailed on the 26th.— Met the Illinois bound in.

Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Thomas Collier, proprietor, and the officers of the stewner Hunry Clay. ...e

4*hasty

plate of

JLorrs

NEW YORK,

Aug.

The Hermann arrived thi* morning from Southampton, where she left on the 21st.— The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the 18th, and the Pacific on the 21st.

NATOIKON'S TOCR.—At

on the 18th, he met with extraordinary fetes aid demonstrations by tho people. Magnificent illuminations shot up their bright flames, while a monster review, ending in a sham fight, completely frenxied the masses. Cries of vive! Napoleon, viva L'Emperear, rent tho air, amid the showers ef boqoets and flowers.

The revenue cutter Taney, at noon capsised and sunk in the Narrows. Six persons were drowned. The captain aad officers were saved.

A well known circus rider, attached to Sands'* circos, was killed Saturday in WoVcott, Wayne connty, in attempting to walk the ceiling with bis head downwards.

Saks of 10,000 bbls flour, State, at f4 12, Genessee same, southern 4,56 8,000 bushels wheat, southern red 90c Genessee white 103c 26,000 bushels of corn, mixed 6S$c 900 bbls mess pork at $20, prime #17,75 100 tierces ahoakkrs at 8|e 400 bbls mess beef at for ordioary Chicago 200 bbls lard at Ufa 900 hWb Muscavado sugar at 4|@6ie tOO bags Rio coffee at 9|«} 4,000 inseed oil at Mc 300 bbta whisky at 21^.

Coot^

Traowo—A

ried het sister.

correspon-

dent hf the Del. Co Republican, who reeently visited Waabmguiu, 4«d eAiled upon Qettt Scott, thus speaks of his Interview with the old hero* jn the course of conversation, flue of us remarked thai wos the received opinion, that Gen, Soon Would get tha largest share of the Irish volft^-'that ho based his opinion on this fact? that one strong peculiarity Of th« Irish character is, that they enthusiasi 'mUy Urn a brweman*— that they will he sure to fight for, or vote for a brjva man In preference to all others. The General smiled, and replied, that he knew very well how the Irish soldier could, and how he would fight. He said that Irishmen were among the best soldiers in the \vorld-— they had fought valiantly under him, in every battle, in the war of 1812, and since--he never knew an Irishman under hist command to deaert —they were always among the first and foremost in the fight, ana among the very last to leave the field. Where* ever 1 ordered, they were sure to go, without regard to fatigue, or fear, or danger* And, continued he, with eonsiderable emphasis, as well as feeling, my Irish soldiers loved me. And, said we. General, we believe the Irish peop» le all over the United States love you, and will vote lor you. Yes, said he, with a significant lo6k, and rising up from his chair, ''Inever knew an Jrish man to turn his back on hi* friend QT his foe." ....

New Shingle Factory,

rp JiE subscribers would respectfully inform the JL Citizens of Terra Hn ute and the surrounding country, tbat they have just commenced manufacturing 3!»inglea superior to any offereJ for sale in the place- We invite all who wiah to dwell under good roofs to giva us a call before puroliaaingelsewhere

All orders from a distance promptly attended to.

THAT

jtf. B. &. W. WAJLLACt.

Factory back of H. Fairbanks riiio factory on fourth street, between Ohio snd JUuin streets,

Tkkrk Haute, A/arch 29 1652.

dnw-ly

10233-

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate

pHE underaigned administrator of the estate I of Goorge EAVhite,det»ased, will sell nt public auction (subject to the dower of the widow of said-deceased) the following real estate to wit:

Lot number thirty one (31,) and the right title and intejipst of said deceased to lot number twen-ty-nine (29,) all in Prairieton, Vigo County, Indiana. Said sale will be at the premises in Prairieton, on Monday the 16th day ot August, next, at or near 12 o'clock of said day, the purchaser to give noteswith.approved security,conditioned the same shall draw interest from date, and may be collected witliiojit anv relief from valuation or appraisement laws'. Oh? hull of the purchase money payuble in eight months, the other half in sixteen months from the day of sale.

D. JOHNSON, Adm-r.

Prairie ton* July 15, !52-w4w-47.

Dr. Graves's Very Popular Ague PUls,

never fail to cure Ague Clnlls and Intermittent Fever, a,nd always stop them the first day. Also, Graves's Anti-Billions, Anti-Dyspeptic, jhirlfving «nd Cathartic Pills.

So celebrated for the cure of Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint. And also, his FAIIf EXTRACTOR,

Which never fails to pive instant rchrf from pain in Scalds and 1'tsrns, and cures old Ulcers, Trtter and Scald-Head.

The .above medicine? hnve been selling throughout the Western States for the last nine years. For sale in Terre Haute by

WOOD & DONNELLY.

Juno 23, *52-d'3\v-w3m-22-44

Waverly Novels.

THE

first volume ot the New Abbotsford edi tion of the Waverlv Novels has just been re» ceived and will be furnished to subscribers at 1 per volume-

A step from the New World to the Old, by Hen ry B. Tappan. Time and Tide by A, R. Roe, fee See..

CHILD'S BOOK STORE,

July 1C, *52-d2w-50 No. 7, Phcenix R«w.

Springfield & Tern Haute Kailroad

NOTICE

is hereby given, that a meeting of the

Commissioners appointed in tha Act approved June 22, 1852v for the location and construction of the "Springfield and Terre HnuTe Railroad," will be held at the Court House in Charleston, Coles county, Illinois, on the eighteenth of August next, (1852,) for the purpose of organizing, andnpening books for the subscription of Stock, as required by said act.

At which meeting it is hoped a full jjjoard of said Commissioners will be present. «y" Marshall, July 5, 1852.

ROOFTNOatMatariats

wai Bland. Hasselman

fellow engaged to

a girl in Maine, liked her sister better. Wishing to be off, he asked bis betrothed what she would take to release him— she replied that about sixty-two dollars she thought, was as much as he was worth, whereupon he "forked over'* the cash, took a quit claim, antypr

C. Rose, .William Martin, John Brought J. C. Pugh, YV. N. Jncksnn, *Wm. S. Crissey, O. H. Smith, /Pnscnl P. Enos, 15. J. Peek, Klijnh Hps, Thomas H. Nelson, VVrn. Th»mas* Chauncey Warren, T. T. Logan, Alex. McGregor, William Butler, James Farrington, John Williams, J. P. Usher, Kob. Irwin, W. M. Dunn, ,Nininn W .Edwards. Jacob D. Early. !N. II. Ridgely, Win. I). Griswold, Thos. H. Campbell, John O. Boyle, J. Burr, U. Manlev, A- Lincoln, J. K. Greenough, W. P. Grinisley, T. R. Young, J. Harlan, N. Ellington, lames Elder.

W. B. Archer. Csher F, Linder, T. A. Marshall,

Jajy l4. wtm-47

Strausburg,

Jonfnal rnpv

STOLEN, STOLEN.

FROM

the subscriber on the night of the SJRth inst., a horse saddle and bridle. Tha borsn is a sorrel about fifteen hands high, twelve or fourteen years old, a star in tbe forehead, saiim

white feet,

fox

ear*,

heavy, and thick set. Tbe saddle

about half worn with blue saddle clotli and brass si imips, tbe bridle a curb with stiff fiitts. A reward of |25,O0 will be given for tbe recovery of tbe property, and a reasonable reward for the apprehension of the tbirf.

C. GILBERT*

Terre Haute, Julv 31at, 1852. joly 3

'.V jrjHTOMCTCItSHS Improved Fire end Water Proof *£o in position Roofs

INDIANAPOLIS, JND

ft.

10.

Vfnwo, W. fmeon. P. M«

Branch State Bank, r. JO. C.. Hunt, W

W. Rose, J. D. Dtfrew, M. Vance, E.

sCWmw,

Cash paid for

A llolmc*"? .Mill-

wtf-»

rraleriial llliilunl

Life Xmsuraxioe Oompmy, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Tina

Company ehartered by the LefllsUtttr* at tha Ptate of Ohio, is now fally organiwd and transacting bwstaaaa, la addition to the usual sa» etirity oi tha mutual nrlnclpla, this Company has a guaramea fund ol filty thouaend doll am. It will tale riaka upon lives, grant annuities, and transact any bu#w«ss aonnected with hfe insuranca, on terms as tew and aa favorabla as any other safe company In the country.

Tne Company ia under tbe management of the of the following wsanossi John L- Vattiar, John W.JVfesslck, Riehard ConkliOj tsaiff F. wil 1 iants, Santttel Ricbard Batea, W. M. Oamwwi, 4 Hon. Rebart Moere^ Smith Belts, Robert Cnmaron, Job" e™.,

J0fra

MT7^^rati

Joan W. yjoB Fresideat. C. Moore, Sewatary. Terre Hante,

Having been appointed Agent in Ten for the above I my prompt attentiMt, to merit a snare ol

HASon

I hope by

my prompt attention, to iuertit a snare oi the pub' lie patronage. ijli* Otlice in Uia stwaofG. II. Reeves, Union Row, Main Street, second door wwt ot Foutth Street.

G. W. Curmaw, E*aminlnp Phvsician.1

julyW-ftl-47|f GEt. REEVES, Agent.

W I I A E A N W to A N O A S ii O W

MERCHANT,

Main Cross St., 3d door west of Mulberry, MADISON, INDIANA. Agent for Beotty's CeUltrakd Baltimore Poioder.

hands a few hundred Kens of this superior braiut'-warrantt'd equal to any manufactured in the United Slates consisting of Kifle and Blasting Powder in vnriona sized packages, This powder lie ofEera tor sale in lots to auit purchasers, upon aa favorable terms ns a similar quality of powder can be obtained upon in any Western tiy. Wholesnle dealers and others desiring to purchase wilt find it decidedly to their advantage to exj^piue this powder before obtain ing their stock. I "^WILLI AM McCLEANf

Dec B.'Sl-ly-S-lS Manufacturer's Agent.

J. D. CONDIT,

PEALKR \S

Dry GJ-ooda, Boots and Shoes,

QUEENS WARE AND HARDWARE, ALSO,

Family Groceries and Provisions,

AT THE

City Provision Store,

Corner of National Road and Fourth Streets Sign of the Spinning Wheel. Sunt 19,152-wtf-43

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

Sash, Door Rlinda,and Frame Factory, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

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

Orders from a distance enn bo sent through the Post Office, and will receive immediate attention. Persons in the city wanting anything in the above line, will do well to send jn their orders n? enrly

as possible,. Mar 5, ^g-dawtf-SS-SB.

G. W.SHAFFER.

Bites & Katzenbaugh, Undertakers and Coffin-Makers,

RESPEGTFULLY

of Terre Haute and vicinity, that they will give undivided attention to the above business, with a view to relieve the i'rienda of deceased persons from the indispensable troiihle attending the death ol a friend, and would state lhat they are prepared to undertake the whole business, of funerals, if desired, or any part thereof, at reduced prices. A hearse will,.in all cases be furnished free o}„ charge to such as procure cofSns at their eslablish-

CofTins kept on hand of all sizegT*^ To persons in the country, they would any that they will furnish coffins cheaper than they have been furnished by any person in the county, and will attend the funeral with their hearse free of charge, any distance not over ten miles.

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

Golden Opportunity

HAVING

received and opened my en tiro new

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

Beautiful figured and plain dress Silks, figured and plain Iierages. Poplins, fancy Lawns, De Laines, and Ginghams^ book, mull, swifts, and dotted Muslins plain, striped and cross-harred Jaeonett white and black silk Laces and Fringes dress Trimmings, white Skirts, cotton Hose all colors, Irish Linens, bleached and brown Domestics., Bed-tickings, Checks, Cotton. Yarns, BoOts and Shoes for women, men,boys and children-

Extra line and common Silk Hats,Kossuth and Mexican do.. Looking glasses, Tea, Sugar, Mo lasses, and. Tobacco. 1 hese are hut a few of the many articles which may be purchased for as little nionev as possible, at

F. NlPPERT'S CHEAP CASH STORE, Farrington's Block North of the Public Smiare. May 28 ^2-dlw-wtf-154 40

1*1 AS removed hie Tailor Shop from Market

street to National Road stnet, one door east of Ira Grover's Tin and Sheet Iron Mnntifnctory where he hasopeued in bis now Fancy Front Slort Zioom, a

MEUCnANT

TAILOR SIIOP,

and i? prepared to furnish the beat and most fash ionable materials, and make them up in a style inferior to none in the west.

He will makes

Clothts

19B-wtf

n»wui*Av

conwlantty band aad

for safe the lowest prfwes, witii ireetloaa for un. Cotnmunieations or orders from distance wifl receive prompt attention. fSrOflrawatoor MMTOfoewrr,ee Marketetiwt, nortk side, tw» and a half a^aanv east of tbe Court Hrmse. Indianapolt», Indi»na

Kr AU, WORK DONB BY US WA&« R\NTEI. For farther |i*rt»eelars tall at tbis Offiee and get a Omtlar.

Tjtwtijurotss—C. Ma I. Tande*, T. II SUns fVtxare. U. Cfritftth, V. Batch, R. Un dwhHl, D. Williams, J. WiUiama,

VandegTift. G. Anderson, Noble Sc. Pntt,H rattr^o, & Little. Dr. Thotop«m, N. Kd ittrrswt, M. & Little, Dr. Thotapson, I irfiCS»**wit St MeCord.J. 9. Hpann, Kmat & k). Hasselman

in the most approved

stylo. When the cloths ore furnished by tne customer, and also give strict attention to cutting nil kinds of garments—all of which shall be done with taste and despatch.

Oct.22,1849-9U DAVID HARTSOCK

rge

Premium Esscncc of Coffee.

Hk) Essence has been proven hy many thou sands of tbe mot respectable families in (lie United States, to be by far the best preparation of Coffee ever offered to the public. One packagc of this eeeence will go as far as four pounds of Java Coffee, and CoHeo mode by it will preserve perfectly tbe taste of the best Java CoH'ee, but will be much mote wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored, perfectly clear, and in every instance superior to the Java Coffee.

Mannfnctaaed by Dan Bohler &. Co., No. 281 Callow hi

St., above tth St., Philadelphia, and

sold Wbolwoieand Retail, nt BROWNING & WALL'S, "Prairie t,lty Drug Store,

Tarts Haute. J«ns 10. wif-«2

Overing or tho Heir of Wycherly.

ASON

Hwtoricai Rouaauce, by AiJbRfciD UKEY Esq. For sale at the Sign of tbe Big Book, /f July21, "52 -tfc

CHBESS.

4 CHOICE articia Cheese just recerred and for sale at CONDITU JanelS.'SS-wtMa

Fulling and Cloth Dressing

DONE

at all times aad ia the best manner at iMma^Mni. May 10, *W-d3t- I38-Wtf*30

Bills of Itading.

A•cd

NEaT

J. Wilkma, 3

article, on good paper, jost minted for sale at the OOWR1SS& OFHCE JL*. Town Lots For Sale,

Timi°t.

r. to. p»iii,

liAfJt i1itf'rfcr—A to,

lii

1jr. I. Stockton, McMilhan & fikrckenridRe, J. Smmm, J. RevnoMa, Roawer & Brother. Mama A. fSSTW.T. BranUe, T. M- T,

»t*jituted National _R otd There eut of Qsaries Semaa's boase

no belter aitoatko for bwatney bosses now la town. If tbey are no* aotd ia Uotm

JalT 10, yz-mv»~48

J^F.W Edtttoo

weeks from

itm daee, ibey will be leased fat a term of yeara Aptrtfeatkm to be made u» Mr. Join Btanraci, at Mr, A.

MARTIN BURKE.

tbe

Life

GENERAL

Forti^at1^ W^jT^BWKlNGIIAAl W

ggai?i mmx* JOHN BAYRE

pHpl

a a pa so Cooking Stoves most

of (Item intended for either wood or coal, and many having two fire-places—one lor winter and one for summer. In his assortment of Parlor Stoves ore tho rtouvenior and Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or coal, as also ia tlie self ««alatii)g Cottage Parlor. Mr. Hay re has also an extensive assortment ofTin and Jappaned Wars. Stove futures, dtc.

Htor« on Market Street, 2d door north of National Road Street, opposite FarriiigUn B}qykt in Terra Haute. W

June 'M4t-wtf-18.44

WAR WITH SPAIN

10,000 Voliiiiteei1* Wnntcd To march to the tin shop of Tbayer &, Hostetter, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assured that tits prices will not hurt or kiil the putchaser,

Coppft\ 't iu and sheet iron

MANUFACTORY.

J. L. Thayer A. 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 oppoeite the office of Dr«. Hedges &, .McMillan, where they will be found at nil tunes, ready to execute all job« iu their line, at tlte shortest notice, and in the very best mantier.

House Guttering and Spontlng, Done with neatness and despatch. Country mcrcliants and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their bills, which will be filled promptly and to order.

JAMES L. THAYER,

Nov 15, '51-12-tf .JOHN HOSTETTER.

NKVVSIIOKSTOHK.

SCIIOOLEY & VANIIORN ^Offor for sale a largo assortment ol

a BOOTS SHOES.

3 Also, a variety of

AH of which they will sell at wholesale or retail, ut their now store i: Phoenix flow, on National Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also manufacture BooUand Shoes to order at the satnc pi ace. SCIIOOLEY & VANIIORN

Terra Houte, October 4.'51-6-tf.

Wood & Donnelly's Drug Store.

Old Established Stand. North Side of Hie .*%£!» UBLIC SQUARE. At this store mny Ik*foundas usual at WHOLESALE, a complete assortment of every thing ir our line of business, which will be sold nt the low est range of prices.

We are in receipt of spring supplies of Drugs, I Mcdicioes, Chemicals, Hoots, Herbs,! Extracts, Ac., pure and of best qualities.

PF FUMERY

inform the ciuzens

Ladies who are particular in selecting articles that arc most becoming to them, and at the same time are desirous of studying economy, would do well to call at

F. NIPPERT'S CHEAP CASH STORE. Farrington's Block North of the Public Square. May 28, 52-d lw-wtf-152-40

NORTHERN LIGHTS tnpe

CONSTANTLY

appearing in tlieir usualbril-

Norther Terre Haute, second ,on MarketStreet,

liancy, in Northern Tei

house nortn of the Can a I Bridge where will be found constantly on hand, at whole sale only—

No. 1 White bar Soap,

Composition Summer Candfra, Summer Stearin# Candles, •,r* No. 1 Pure Tallow Canhlcs, No. 1 Rosin Soap, ^t' No PalmSoapfi?

No. 1 Soft Soap, forts n'iv was'iing. The above articles are warranted an-i kept for sale at all the principal whos.nah houses, and at our manufactory, in quantit os'tj the purchaser and at as low prices as tii^y can be bought at in this place for cash, lite renowned superiorly of our manufacture we hope will insure us a continuanco of our former customers, and weresnectfully solicit the patronage of Merchants and nil others wishing to purchase a genuine article, and request all to examine the above articles previous to purchasing elsewhere.

We will pay the'highest ca»h price for Tallow rendered or in tho rough. B. M. HARRISON &, SON.

Terre Ilaute, Nov 29. 'il-U-tf

A A I A S

The most SPLENDID GOODS in Market

^WILLIAMS &, EARLY

RE now recqivinq direct from N. Y., Philadelphia and fialtimore, a general stock of Dry GoLpdS) QneonsAvare, •k Hardware and Groceries. ALSO—A larg# lot of Carpeting, wluch w-ill be sold very low for cash or approved credit. A large assortment of

illl t'l S A\I» €Ot,l,AI!S.

of ail qualities and prices have been laid in with great care, and will ae found cheap and excellent 639Ea»AXtB rfcrwrf\YtfTLFSPg Some very fine, with Extra globes and chimneys, and cepabic of shedding *'a flood of light" on any t—chaste, beautiful and cheap—are to be found among thier large and general assortment

subjectfound a of goods. QUEENS

WARE STOCK IS PERFECT, And their varety ot

Mats* Cap*) Uootet Ac Shoca, as comprehensive as tbe eastern markets can afford.

Country merchant*, wishing lo "fit op" will find thia^stafdenhment, situated at the north west 'ewnerof the public square, the most interesting one in Terre-tfante, as recant# the Qauiiy, Vari«|f and Cheapness of Good*.

Ther, as well aa ail others, are respectfully in vited to call and examine the btock on hand. WILUAMS &,I AKLY.

Terre-Hante, Oct. 27. 1849 §tf.

BROWN'S HOTEL.

TER RE-H A UTE, IND.

Market Street. The proprietor would

respectfully inform hi* former patrons and tbe travelling poblfc generally, that his bome ia newiv and neatly furnished, and in aood oraer. He is now well

prepared

M. W WILLIAMS, No. t« rnrrington's Block,

HAS

now

meat

O AS an almost endXI |es variety of Parlor and (^wktng Stoves. Among them are the Triumph, from Dayton Boosier St|»te and Kentuckian Premiums, from Cincinnati New World, Globe, Atlas, Gladiator, and Culuvalor,from Albany, N. Y, Thesa are

Summer trade. ces than anv other house ia tbe city. I be stock emmta iit part follows!

Dn« Goods:

Rich primed Betege

pWb

Berpge th Leinea and Ti«ftes, Lawns, Spring style Moueelin te Laines French, EarUum, and American Gjngbams black Silks, &c,

WMto Goods:

Swiss Muslin, Vfttori« and Bishop Lawns. Book Mulls, Cambrics, Jaeoaetts, Tape Checks. Stripes, Curtain Muslios, &*., a Urge and hand some assortment.

.. Brown Shootings: All desirable brands of "3-4,4-4, 5-4,6-4, and 10-4 Bleached Sheeting:

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

Prints:

900 pieces of Philip Allen1*, Coebeco, Spregue. Hamilton, Union, Mcrrimac and English brands

Cottonades:

70 pieces including favorite styles, Ripka fan4«s, Nankeens, Denies, bloe drilling* and mi*tures.

'..••il.,.Linens: .• -s~. -•?. Brown Linens, bleached and brown I/inen Drillings, Irish Linens, Table Damask, bleached and brown Table Cloths, Napkins, Doilliea. Russia and Scotch Diapers, Crash, Bird's-Eyeand tiuckabuck Toweliiws, &c. -s

Woolen:*

York.

E- W.

A N O I E A I E S

WINES and LIQUORS lor Medical use, pure and ol choice flavours, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye StnfTs, Glass and GlassWare, Putty, Glne, Brushes,

Bronzes, Gold Leaf, dice.

{trPiiypicinns Prescriptions accurately com pounded. All our officinal preparations are made in accordance with the U. S. Dispensatory.

April 5, *51. 3^-tf

Exclusively to the Ladies.

BEAUTIFUL assortment of Ladies double and ingle embroidered Under Sleeves, Cuffs, Cellars, CUetnizettee, Capes and Caps. Also, Infants Caps, Linen Handkerchiefs, Mourning Collars and Cuffs, J.iconrtt and Swiss Edgings and Iiisertings, Lisle and Linen do.

A fine assortment of assorted colors, Kid, Silk, Lisle, and Cotton Gloves, black and lancy colored Fans, a large lot of black and fancy Silk Parasols, Silk Berege, Thread and Grass lancy Summer Shawls.

American, French. German and Enriish Cloths, black snd fancy Cassimeres snd French Doeskins, Tweeds, 3&iuuets. Jeans, Cashmerctte, &0'

•-izr ., 1 Vestings: Fancy Silk, Satin, buS Caasimere, wbito and baft'Mersti ilea.

Sundries: -.

Tickings, Shirting Stripe, Cheeks, Hosiery, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas and Parasols, Gloves'all kinds, Edgings and Insertions.

We are tacei-ving every week additions to the stock ol new and desirable styles keeping our assortment at all times lull and compiete.

PRAIRIE CITY.STORE.

May 21, »52-wtf-39

ImnTn

Sijoave,

.. C- II. Canhi i-d.

Western States Line,

For Buffalo^ Cnnadn and Western States. WITHOUT RESHIPPING AT,.

Albany or Troy. S5 ruopEiEToES.

%. R.COBD&CO., foot of lniIift!t«Strefet,-Buf-falo. A- W. PALJl/ER, &.C0., 121 Uroad Street, New

Agents,No-121 Broad Street,

New York-

{£rMark Packages, W. S. Line, and ship by Western States Line, Foot of Broad Street, N«w York-

In coitnrctian with Terre Haute and Toledo Lint Canal Boat. •S*!' Mr I CONSIGNEES,

ScOTT A- SrF.NCER, Toledo,

Eari.y

Lesojuit,

Terre Haute,

mar-26 *52 w-6jn-^l- «_

New Hardware Store^

TERRK HAUTE, INDIANA,

SIGN OF THE MILL SAW.

TtHE subscribers under the firm of POT WIN

& BURN AM, are now receiving at their store between Groverman St, Bourne and Wood &. Donnelly,on National Road Street, direct from the manufactories and Eaauxn cities, a large aad extensive stock of

American and Forcipa Hardware, embracing, iininrt, Iron, Steel, Nnili^Glass, Axles, Springs, Tin Plate, Log, Trace, Stage and I^alter Chains, Broad and ether Axes, Bull own,

Coo]

^lakers'Tools and materials of every kind. •^«Buildiu5 Materials, Such as

TjOcIs,

I^olAcs, Bolts, Bell Pulls, Cutis

and Screws, &c., &c. The mbst approved makoaof Mill, Croae Cut, and other Saws. .«

Shot Gnns, Tliflcs, Pistols Gun Barrels, Mountings, I^ocks, Caps, &c. Pump Chain and Cranks, Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades, Grass aud Grain Scythes, Plow Wings, Slabs, IIocs, &cM

ALSO, a large stock of Saddlery Hardware Of every description Patent and enameled er, Oil Cloths,' Morocco, Pad and other. .bjMUSt Saddle-Trees, &e. %^-J-

Rope and Cor?lag:cof all kinds Paints, Oil*, $-r., IJCXUI, warranted best brand. A very choice lot of Paints, embracing the comtnort and finer qualities. Varnishes of various kinds. Paint and other Brushes, A.C.'

Out

stock of shelf hardware embraces a great variety of Poekct and Table Cutlery, and other goods. Merchants are invited to call and examine our stock, as we purchase largely for W holesole trade.

This stock is fresh and entirely new, and we are determined to offer goods at suc.i prices as will give satisfaction. {CrCash paid for Feathers, Rags, Beeswax, Ginseng and other trade. a

!L,- A, POTWIK 1

Eagle Insurance Company

OP CINCINNATI, OIIIO.

CF»aa»c» aiaacfll »aflciapaccic»*

CAPITAL ST(CIf, ii(a,Oo8

BOARD OF DIRECTORS^ ,'

Isase C. Copeletw '***& Richard Conklin,! a W. Reeder, Samuel H. Taft,™ William Wood,„^ Henry Rosier,

JaxEs

O W N

(LATB OF COViSSTON, IND.) HAS leased, for a term of years, the New find commodions brick bnildintr sitnaffed near the aoatl)east eorn«- itf the Ptmuc

to accomuwdtte his mends

awlpatrotiairiUS B««T XT1TLE. Bonks eootiftnanca of former favors. Large aad well arranged Stable* belonging to the House also, a genteel livery Ectabttstanent, ««bed fkth. «S»nm»d«io^ofraS.wN

Terre Haofie, May 3, ^I-36-tf

The beet family floor

AMill

Ik Corn

Gwfga W. Townley. ISAAC C. COPELEN, President.

Sqvaie,

Stocitos,

Meal

LWAYS «a handand lor sai« at Iloimaaa1

Maf l"

Secretary

Tbe undiTadgned having been appointed Agent, is prepared to take risks on the most reasonable terms, and hopes—by hie prompt attention—to merit a share the public patronage. flSrOfficc in the store of G. II. Reeves, Union Row, Main Street, second door west of Fourth Street. r' GEO. REEVES, july 19-51 *4?tf v.: Agenc

Japanned Tinware Mannfactorr.

rrfHE undersigned manufacttires and keeps 1 stantly on hand a -large and general as mentof Japanned. Ornamental, Bronzed, aad Pressed Tinware, which lie offers to sell to Country Merchants, Stove and Tin Dealer?, radian, and others, at audi prices aa will ywjlti a handsome profit to the buyer. Every article he offers for sale ia fnade in.his own shop, and under bis personal superintendence, irom tbe raw ter inf. 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 tbe way of room, machinery, ami a greater number of workmen, be hope* to be able to supply tbe increasing demand.

Dealers who have been accustomed to making their purchases in the eastern cities, will find that they can do equally as well here in point of price and quality, end ia addition to this they can always buy just what they want, aod may fill *f their stocks aa they may desire, without tlie inconvenience of waiting six a supply from tbe East.

New Goods.

FULL aaaertment just received at tbe PrninV City Store. Purchaaere who study their own ittttrana will call and examine.

COMMEBCIAL IHSTITBTE

OF INDIANAPOLIS.

W, McK. SCOTT, AX Principal

THIS

Berege all «Ws

Institution i» now permanently eatabIWmi. and is open at all times for th« recep•Jon of.Fuptla. and its rooms having been recently ntted up with all tlie elegance and convenience of the be* Cincinnati College, bow

tagesequal

N O A

W. .W1LUAMS.

Mar ^'W-dJw-1 J3-%va.

forniahee ad van-

any institution in tbe west for a fuil -f

and tltoroagb Comntercial Education, whilst »he cost is little over one-half of others. Tbe studies of tba Full Course are

Uiom

or?

uamary for a complete and thorough Mercantile Education, and comprehends lour distinct Class** of Sabiectt, to wit: first Cfasf—Dot'BrJS

Ewtkt

Boo*

Keepijjo.—

Tbis embraces the science of Book Keeping by Double Entry, and It# application to Wholesale ind Retail business by sole traders and Partners Banking, Manufacturing, and Domestie

Shipping,

and t'otnmission,»6team Boating, and Foreign

^hipping, and general Cemmission business, in* duaing the irteinod of keeping the various atlxdlary books, as the Cash book, Bill book. Ban* book. Invoice book. Sale book. Grain bonk, Outwani Invoice book, Account Current book, dtc.

Tt* Second Cl«$* embraces the Laws, Customs xnd Usagea ofTrodo and Commerce, Third Ctos*—Mebcaktim

AatTHMETir—Em5

braces Calculation in Interest, Discount, Loes and Gain, Commission and Brokerage, Equation et Payments, Direct and Indirect Exchange, fee. Stc. on the new and improved method of Cancellation

Fourth Clat."—CommercialLaw.—Embracesthe Law, Stc. relating to Side Traders, Partnerships. Corporation, ana Principal and Agent, Bills of Rxchang?, Promissory Notes, &c., Marine, Fire and Life Insurance. Contracts with carriers for hiring and service, of Sales and the nature ol Guarantees, and lastly those remedies which in a measure In the hands of the Merchant btmseb, aii the Stoppage of Goods in Transit, Lien, Sw.

J^rPrico of Cartls of Admission to a Futi Co use, oeeupyiog from 6 to 12 weeks, $26, prepaid or secured.

A Partial Co«r*o, Kmbrtcing the Scientific part of the Full Course aa illustrated in different sets of Books, together with LectuM* on Mercantile Arithmatic and Commercial Law, can be taken at any time, leaving it optional with tlie Pupil after the completion of the Partial Course to continue through the Pull Course.

JCrPtiee of Cards of Admission to Partial Course, 112.50, pre-paid or secured.

ATNo

atlmittnuce as a Puoil in either course

without first obtaining a Card of Admission from the Principal. Lcctures on Banking, Political Economy, aud other subjects valuable ta the Merchant to be known, will be delivered throughout the Course.

A Diploma granted to tliose wlto may pass a satmfftctory exatnrtiation at tbe completion oi a Full Course.

Tlie best time for pommcnclng cither course will be titc lirst Monday of each month, although pupils are admitted at any time.

Heport of the Board of Examiner*, Mai/ 20,1951. We, the undersigned.(by special request,) acting a« the Board of Examiners of tha Commercial Institute of Indianapolis, do certify that we have attended tbe examination of the present graduating class of Ktlid institution, and find said class as well acquainted with the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping aa could well be expected, their ajzo and opportunities of actual practice considered. We Inmove them to have received from their present Instructor, a thorough drilling in this all important branch of Commercial Education, which, if steadily observed and properly practiced upon, will fender them ablo accountants and volnablc citizens, and we would recommend that the following named mctnborsof the present class receive Diplomas, to wit:

James B. Weeks, John M. Dorsoy, Howkiah W. Roberts, Samuel J.' Morris, Joseph R. Haugh, John T. Ferguson, Ceorgo'W. Dorsey, Nicholas McCarty, Jr., Jamea T. Brown, and Tyra Montgomery.

And, in conclusion, we would congratulate tho citizens of Indiana in now having it in their power to patronize a Uoine Institution of Commercial Education where as much information, in asshott a time, and at far less excuse and anxiety of mind on the part of parents and guardians, can, and we believe will be imparted, as at any other similar institution in the weet

B. F. Morris,

William

B. Davis,''

D*vio WiLMAsfs,-

Benjamin L. Lax«.

Si'UJVA.f, $§/

ItfniOrtrtpniiit, May 20, 1851.

N. B. It shall be the aim ot the Principal to furnish all the graduates of this institution who may desire it, with immediate employment^ ha tiierefoie requests business men in any part et the State who mny be in want of good accountants, to inform Idtn of the surhr,stating all particulars, and he will try and scud hiin one well qualified in every particular. 8CTArrnngements haveltcen made with one of the largest and best Boarding Houses in the city ta Board and Lodtre all the Students from abroad at $2 per week, makine the Entire Expenses of Boarding, Tuition, antl Stationary, about $40, the price of Tuition alone in the Cincinnati Colleges. aus23-51 52-12m

NATIONAL ROAD STREET, East End

HAVE

Jjofrof the ffrihrts/i Store.

"g yy UURNAM

Tcrrc-IIautc, April 15, V»2 wly-34.

on hand a very large assortment of all kinds of most approved stoves, which tliey are determined to sell at tho lowest figures poe-

aible. Onr etotkk consists, in part, of the follq\y.

CELEBRATED STOVES:

Etna Air Ticht, a very Troy Air Tigh?, superior stove, Krlf RrutilfUor, The Befit Premium Drum Parlor, s-' Phrenix do. Egg Coal Stover?, Farmer's, do. Six,Seven,nndTenPlnte Refor's Patent DouCto Stoves, in great vari-

Oven, cty. Also—Skillets and Lids, Ovens and Lids, Odd j.ids, Dog Irons. Sugar Kettles, and in fm-t almost every arttclo rcquirod by housekeepers for domes-

House Gutteruig ^d Spouting, Executed at short notice, in a stylo unsurpassed. We will, on no account, undcrtako a job we cannot finish as per agreement.

P. S. A supply of ODD PLATES always on hand, to FURNISH FREE on insurance, which we will furnish at 31 Cents per lb. after the insurance runs out. All patterns sent to as shall be promptly cast and forwarded, as per directions. We have a great many

rATTKRHs

for *ii.lcastj.v.!,

on band, which wc will have cast—when the job exceeds 1.000 lbs.—at 3 Cents for Furnace and 31 Ceuts for Fottndery. We are prepared to execute iobs to any extent, at short notice, in the casting line, such as Building Fronts, (either Terre Ilaute, Cincinnati, or Buffalo make,) Lard Kettles,Grates for Cellars, Ac. july 12-51 -46tf N. BEYMER &, CO

FISH.

SALMON

in barrels and kits. Mackore!, Col

fish, smoked Sulmon, smoked Halibut, amoked Herring. Holland Herring. Haltbut Fins, Sovnda and Tongues, for sale at

June 19, '52-wtf-'13

CONDIT'S,

———————

Double Rectified Whisky.

LUf/OWIClarticleof

Sl HULMAN are now mftnufac-

turing an Double Rectified Whisky far superior to any ever brought from Cincinnati, 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 the same money will please call at the CINCINNATI STORE, Union Row.

All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES AN LIQUORS, of the best quality,~and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand.

March 11, 52-wtl-29

The "City Express, No. 1," TT71LL be in readiness at all times to convey V• good* from the"Cay Provision Store," gxay* j: D. CONDIT

tis.

Jose 9 ,52-wtf.42fc

or two months for

Cash paid for Wheat

(ho Tower Mills, north of Canal Basin, MILLER & SOULE. Terre Hante, May 14, '52-wtl-38.

AS1I paid for good .clean FIseee and Tub, t_, -MM W»I,

rmmm: S

Terre Haute,- June^. •KJ-d3twif-4«