The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 50, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 August 1852 — Page 4

A Case of CofJSciKxos.—In a cerSCI »r .v.

exiitingnot nfany miles from the baa of a Certain river, tho members wew» required to sign a pledge not to *si up.* as it is termed, or do any thing eUe that might be supposed to have a tendency, however remote, to Immorality. One evening as the President was calling over the names, to Know whether each member had kept her obligation, a beau* tifut and highly respectable young lady burst into tear*, *nd on beinp questioned as to the catipe, said she feared she had broken the pledge. •Why. what hove you done!' asked ihe President.

Oh!'sobbed the young lady. •Dr.——kissecf me the other night, when he waited on me home from meeting.1 'Oh, well, that is nothing very bnd,* said the President 'kissing d«»e* not make it that you have broken the pledge.' 'O, that isn't the worst of it,'exclaimed the conscientious young lady I kissed him bark again.'

An emoting story is told of SydenhsTJu a, celebrated English physician, ter to illustrate the principle under netderation. without intending to justify the palpable falsehood he thought proper to employ. lie told a wealthy patient, long un der his care, that he could do nothing more for him but that a certain Dr. Rolroson, at Inverness, several hundred miles distant, was remarkably successful in such complaints. Away went the invalid, flushed with hope ot seeing Dr. Robinson. But no one at Inverness had ever seen or heard of such a physician. Full of indignatioh, the gentleman returned to vent his wrath agninst Sydenham, which was expressed in no very measured terms. ••Well," replies Sydenham, "are you in better health?" "Yes am perfectly well but no thanks to you." "No," said Sydenham, "but you may thank Dr. Rubinson for curing yon. I wished to send you on a journey wiib some object of interest in view. I knew it would be of service to you.— Ingoing, you had.Dr. Robinson and his cure before you and in returning you were equally engaged in thinking of scolding me."

No Reputation can be permanent which does not spring from principle, and he who would maintnin a good name should bo mainly solicitous to maintain a good character void of offence toward God and man.

Like those who walk upon a line, if we keep our eyes fixed upon one point, wo may step forward securely whereas an imprudent or cowardly glance on either side will infallibly destroy us.

Feline SAGAciTY.-Instances of canine agacity almost equalizing the intelligence of reasoning beings being frequently noticed, the following incident in pussy's history which occurred in this village, in the family of the writer, is no less worthy of record:

A favorite cat which had become strongly attached to its mistress, and during her confinement to her room by sickness, spent most of its time with her, manifesting by various cat-like demonstrations its love for the lady, wished one day to leave the room, and went to the door, making the customary signals of desire to depart—such as mewing and looking wistfully into the face of its invalid friend, who quietly remarked to pussy that she could not get up to let her out, upon which the cat deliberately ciossed to the other side of the room and mounting a chair seized the bell rope with its teeth, giving a vigorous human pull, which, as the cat probably reasoned, brought this answer of bells*to the door. Upon 'its being opened, Madam Puss, who had returned to her station, walked out.—Lewistoicn

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Atlantic Mail Service.—A bill was recently reported in the House of Representatives providing for the conveyance of the mail between Jersey City, and Galawy, Ireland. It provides that the post office department is to contract with any one for the service, on the terms specified, that is $240,000 a year for twenty-four trips. It is not proposed that the lines should have any connexion at all with the navy. It will be chiefly got up as a passenger line and in connexion with projected telegraph lines of communication, it will be a channel for the earliest intelligence. ~~~~~~~

Dean Swift said, with much truth, "It is useless for us to attempt to reason a man out of a thing ho has never been reasoned into."

"Always bo prepared for death."— This was the admonition of a Missouri older as he placed in his son's belt two bowie knives, and a pair of revolvers.

That's thk Worst of it.—Passing up Camp street, soon after the news of tho nomination arrived, our attention was arrested by a crowd—chiefly Locofocos. "The Whigs have made a pretty kettle of fish of it." exclaimed a young sprig of Democracy. "They will be beaten beyond remedy. Semi won't get a singlo Southern State.' responded his auditory. "That may all be true," remarked the veteran politician of the same school. "But roy young friend," continued he, "that ish' the worst of it—1 am very much afraid

he'll not need, them!"

A Cautious Fellow ago, in Berwick Me., a

We were so

well satisfid with the old gentleman's prediction that we came off, and left them to settle the matter between themselves.—New

Orleans Bee.

Dissipations oftena the soul so much, that the most superficial employment becomes a burden, and the slightest in convenience an agony. The rosea of pleasure seldom last long enough to adorn the brow of him who plucks them: for they are the only roses which do not retain their sweetuess after they have lost their beauty.

A few days good honest

looking country fellow was looking at »he telegraph wires with astonishment A passer by asked bim what he thought of it. Waal. 1 don't exactly know,' repHed the fellow, 'but I am sure they won't get me to ride on the darned thing—them wirea and posts would tear my breeches all to pieces!'

CINCINNATI

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

(IT Persona vUltiug CiuelanaU la make Pur «hw», or (foklring to mak* enquiries, or prooure any article by latter, should ooa suit this Iiree'ory, asH is a guide to *11 thi various Business fcstablUhiHeuts, and may be depended on as a Chart of tha best and moat reliable Firms in Cinctaftatl v" ,J i*£i Bank Mote Easrarera Si Printer* aAwuuN,

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hatch tarn*!*,

*M« amm,

Omar 4 Fwil ml Una !Mn.-kuk, Sita qt CjckiM*,Cwui-

ttvmimon Horn.

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11*4 VMgUtf IMl. *«•». MRRWJ a «lvU MWKlIU £4w«niir»»Htl olau* W4t—tWn^ni (Hi«« inint»« *t Uwp 1. Mm, a |«Mikal Briiaania Ware ManQfiiotarcrs, SJMXB* ctk, Mai* *»*. Wtv*r« Kite* lAwk.—Aha, Untmaa 1V Fit*. Sha ttti »al ttyvr, w, Ina

Publishers and Booksellers, J. A. & IT. Now W7 W-unut »tttet—J.

tab iMitt

fW besf book* in the marfcet

in* Cbrftp

Bellows Manufacturers, S. F.NQI.IMI Jk 0H, (wN«sil« and retails 2nd street, bet. Branlway end Ludlow.—All Onto* punetuaJly attended lo.

City Dafirtierrean Rooms, EftWiN A N«. W west Fotirth atnref.—Porrrajle takes ia tbt iret ityloof the art—eharv* moderate.

Steam Boiler Makers,

WWT ft tWMONT, Hke».t(te«. ncre* and FwmU—flrpairir* doM fe short notice. An uortiacst of Seeotnh(«nd Boilett always on baod. Carriage Mannfecturers, H. P« GHYUL.N CO., Dtird

trcelTt*o

LOWRT A Rt'l K, Citfiwi Itr^war and Fifth t^rts'i.-Detlmlfl •mentt, 'fWte (»«re .\iubk Mantles, Cabinet and ovnfef biatak eta. Yha Trad* a Kb Marble la Block ai4 of lawM to order

Crockery and C* lass ware. 0. AI.UUU H, 1 1*1 m1b

jrrit, rrtt

fnrmr of Freairtt

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Starch Manufacturers,

Cvr.Rrnyl

«l»u mMinh»»TfcU».—Q« I up to oiakr tonarimik Portable Grist Mill Manafacturers.

a CO. Otanta*

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tn #w, tanH r» Fire Easia* Hanafoclnrer, H. Tlt-WMAN, Iwnw a f*nu» I UittliHI, W*«aOk Mfc—hraak ui HoiwMi)

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tstc* a 10,»v*** us«, c««w lift*aai IM Ckaaawr Mb WMk. (MM

»»MH, a ItiMi'Ctnl Cup* Wuh CmM »'»"*, T»m wl SaNta*. Flour Mill uud Factory Builders, CUUK.S W4tU fei.NajM.L, CVruw U* aid SU ««*&—UacfciMr

MM a») Ml up. Son MiU a*» Softlaf CMk* fcratowt, anrf«M» mmm*. Coppersmiths, W. 4 Ok 1KW90H, rmaf aHvrf, Hiltr ad to f*«t cVa Uruer&few lor Water. Gent's FaraiHhiug Establishment

KK.'HAMD-ttN, !J»t( aad .*Kk MaW, aad wfeoka* aa* nrail feakv Biallu rt F»»«iu*«t«Ma, lt» Uaisai. Mia. MkmiII *«*. Milliner and Dress maker, Man KtCMAKiM/ii. 3 tw4 au«*, comr im.—CjuoUj Milttax, mh4M S'jifc*. Awning: & Teat Manufacturers, AIA.»t.N 4- aNUVUIH.W TV aB^n ri.. 3 tombn.a tte Tkeau*.— "Wi 'r«vU I 1 to-'kn, Bafa. «•«., all war naW nin aaJ Iita) Co**™, Uilt M|i, id mtf nMlf •I

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Piano Forte Jealers,

SMTTff NlXuN, No. 73 West rcttrtb strset, aru Viw uml. Trunks Carpet Basra, Valises, &c. PAKYiN JUt!N90{(. IkU-oiactunn aaS Ucal«s ia (h* abate artMca— ttex tMxtmU. Dnm mi BnataM So*4»—wbolwla »iwatt—SI BroaJwajr.

Stereotype Founder,

4. C. UMEn N-V #7 Wiiuui vr«et Irtwcfn 4iK iid Slodu ipmN t' .• '•»—Mvmc, SMtaO, ratnt Koua, aad Nuu«ra!a. i4»c3»' Tfpa tx «!e. Boots, Shoes, Leather &, Morocco. E. G. WED 1 fc.-i CU.. «"wt. Www Wiluu! i.-l Wi« Wltotcaale ml Kv:vil DnUn ia 'h» atxnc iru l» »i)J e,«ri' rariclt of Shot

Yritniaf

of Ucai4»a

IaIi« locatorTiada.

Tea Dealers,

MOORB CTE-STER, (wl»l««a)» atd noil) Com»r7thaa4Wihta' Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, HUWKU. OA.NO HO. Ka 203 M« M«S nt and, 4'.»r ^*.1

HOiue.—OtJeJi takan lor River ami Miamw

Icana.ratndxa N*«,ac. Coffee and Spice Mills. nctos. SHOEM vK£R ft CO, sjrnmsra itfeal, 7rt *«J «V— Whntaakajai Kctaii. Uealan amu4 MaOajd, rtaatoi a«l (ruuui ioSbr., I'm N«ti«,ale.—All arti^ara warfaaial piirtt prie* I«ii for MuaUni goad. Mathematical and Philosophical INS'IRUMt.MX—n. WARR, M»: uhc arrr. •. W. Ml.

hr toUtifait

Engraver on Wood,

TT. C. GKOSVE.nok, N. r. 4 Ij aui reen.—AU Work ex* cutetl iris uc&tnns aod di*|Mtch. Umbrella & Par.isol Hanafactory (JLXfcPKR &RUTUKR. 1& Man »'««, ^wnru 4k UKi all! *'».

Sculptor,

BVLIJCT, Arl Caina Bi.iltJlnj.— Bus!?, MmWtioM, Satan, Oraamraa. Manufacturing Jewelers, S. T. CJ1II EY CU. W-iluu) 5 l\ dortr rm'h of 4th ,'rrel.—t)iv aonJa wi la lbs urw I'vlcj, -ui.1 rrcrv vnie'T of Jewelry mad* order.

Eye Infirmary.

DR. W AiDo'fi Infirniary for DUtftso* at tUc JBGZ7B5T foerth Xftttotrt) opposire Post I ffi.e.—Iwerttowol A tUkai £ycs Sorfiai Openlious, etc. Upholstery ^Bedding Warehouse

K. HICH.ER, AjN". 78 aide Sjcminn^e, utider Westcra Mu. mm.-(tand Hrt^Ctiftahi Corntcrs holes *nd RjoS nni r«ath(*f ftetls, !lai«V HswH Cot:«w .VUrtre* e-. I '», «ha!r% C*jp« wfcl Piw uud Cfaair rnbrf»n« natde toonlcf—*!* PurttJjie Sprinc MartrttaM, which can'be hamlted etsfljr by mie pftraan,

MfreUrtd at this eitalitt»taB«ot)tD wkicb aitatuwo e^ecjdly mvit«d. Fashionable Furniture. M. CRANE, MmufActorcr of FuhinsaMe Catinel furaintre.

C(^

wort,

•I'.h ud Sy.

c*mm hat iWfica, winnc, oa 4llt Mrevt—wheta aajf be uui rarjr taHrfj lartfWBcaia. Cracker Bakery, T. a BENNETT. N«. 30. iJut'w Cntbn 4 eft per yw.A Sovta »cu»l Sct sj.er po-j

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Quart" Bibje, pru^atl

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mail srhea Jatrsd,

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(3uirs*Jc.—VV&moow« Si Srcamo^ atrcc4. o«e (itwr above Third. Steel and Copper Plate Printer. LI IHOi.RAI'MI.R and Deals ia Kl*'»iin^ K. C. MIDDI.F.TON, Nt. in Waioul itmrl, OJJ Bu.M'"* —NulM. Urafla. BilJa

Ex.

«bauf», Cbtcta, tie., aJI»j»« on tauid. Wholesale Clothiers, rBrfTHElMR'. GOLDSMITH .% CO., M»i» fctmt, door below Lower Market «t.—We inv^e Cruu:ry Merchants tn riauune oor Mock French Bnrr Mill Stone Factory. JAJi. BRADJOKD

Na 6ft W^nut atreet, l.elween W at»d IVarl

itrceta. —Gemiiae Dvfrh Anker {Hand Mill HmstinfrSc/ew*, jt—wl hvM. ticnul M*efcwto'BQlUof O^heof ±1 nuinbera, Mill C»t(ncs Tempennr Strews, Wire ai .t Ha*»rr o# Parrs, alwaiso* hAud aarf wr saTo. AU vmrk sold at this establishment taarnuitedof Ihe b«e quaij'jr, ami if uftt fcumi to be such, oa trial, we will refuod Uw monry

Scale 3Iaait£ictnrers,

M. RI.V!*r)i i.[. CO.,

{mcrnrm

(o Manio and Bluodall,) No.

west 2od ifteet, 3 doors west of Main. Brass and Belt Founder, R. T. THURJfBCRN, Front street, between Vi«w to& Wahitit, emtth »i«l« BMatkd Siitrar Haleti Faucets. Foantain Corks am! Generator work made and repaired. Mr we Joints art rottf»lieg», alt Well Joints, Oil 0K4*e, Cytrader tod Gutte Cncb, Ohlillerf wo meral)y» Plununen

Ower Rireta, ^p••^e^ Soiier and casliop in Bnus, Copper, c.— Cash paid for Braae and Cop}*r. Window Shades nnd Oil Cloth MANLFACTURKKS,—M. SAWYF.R CO.. No. 8 CollejaHatl. Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer. PI.TKR HiJllL, Nd.63 west orth-afirrf, betwreo Wainut aitd Viae.— Mawiikcturcr of frin«ta, Taseeli and MtHfary Trimmii^t,

Wholesale Confectioner, P. HA LI.* N^. *4 Main «trr«a, Mamifaeturee aud krept eoiiataatly haad the lar^rat ranetf iu the West*

Foreign and Domestic Liqnors, M. B. ROSS A CO., Qum City UqwT Store, No. 19 Sjvanon (trael, (SnKkoaa*, Old Mat^l,) iww lh« Riter.

proved.

Tatikgry, C(+mK*m mm,

ulP «wB ««l Mu iMtitm 1(1. I!. W|M M4IM Mm stmt Katu MHfOM*.

ieri MMwar. Itr A* Cmrnmm

mm fwxar. Tfc» **rm Wis fMMtt

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Oct 16,

doors east of Sjcaniore. Cafw

riagee eonetiuc^d on the RqniroCal Prirdpk. P*»fermalde Cama^rs

•very d««rnpttam alwa^aon ha«t|. (Men and re)*mttf pnnrtftfty executed lapanned Tin Ware. S. I) WiKCHKlX. Mi«i» «ctu'*r »f JarAnited, OmamtB'ed arid Biuniil Tia War*. N.

W. enrmr •4

IV»I and VValuat iMl- Walar Cooian (4

all «a*a. Lard lAaufn el rwj tfcKription. Venetian Bliud Manufacturer, T. J. Kotth aUe 6ib »treftr iad door of opposile Vw l4y**pfc lihearrt

Steam Marble Works.

4th and 5 Tm-

redwy, likmoraf*. f*|w and Hall L'**!*, t.ir-

jwtnln, WMims Ifaavm ant'TMlK Co lary, Prptti.lt W^ns «!«.

looking *iasses and Fraines. WM. WI^WSLt, Jr., l*.v M*l» ««rt, M.9J w»t _4U,—!'frtra »wl Pienvo rnttii «i rr«ri How*. Wtaitow ll»'« wh» Tr«ith Ctptd0(wi, it! tim. fWrt(M «i»«)

»:aRKr«RBK', HKH, IX* S«w«t. Mtuni CU»!,M. Ml

MK« «i dMHk—t*sh frw «*»»•, xfi Iran an S«ut men tiaa On iMurtM*

pnr*

fr? Wfc*te

FashionaJllo Ilnti and Caps. nan. MAMN. No. rifth itr**, 7 *m ma* WIImi, r.oej ran, CnfcnltM, *n«t llfllliC lIOIIICi

Moewr, Pmprtiw. 1 ««', nv.Mi( «»i Sy wm wwrtt.—lh« -w to «w»« p»« «h* «KM*M fWi frM%al MMHM Mntwil*, Pad Udk»Mi «»ir»ph -ttr,. Wove and Worked Wire Manufactory. WM. MWEU. W«lwt -..# «Mt U*.w «a4

turn

M. Chn

V- l%M 6*M »W^S rwwfc Mill t* tM IKMi Q*W *3 MH !««,•• •'•fl DtkNonKtMnf CkOa,nM«r

11tr*.**

Carriage RE PAIRING Factory. 9. BIHMES, !«.* S« rrftt ***, W«*J«i Cta^d. Book Bindery. tAVKXi. rxmsKK I**«M I« im «W-IM nriMMHrtK lW a» CWtrj OM teMd, «tlMr Ml mmtrng ym mrtliMMM) Iftvdi atmdry'a Mercantile Ctollege,

wrf ¥iyrfitop..

CMntaww. On—«ton Mt M«f«aSt( U» Md MHnl Ummwm ttow CWweie. «*a to

Cincinttati, July.3,}{

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RemiiaBts.

NOTHER eaae of Remnants received ihi* .* morning. .(Jr*c# eeat*. They ire eriliay Cut at the f%

pRA1RlR crrY

May 15,1»d3wl43»w#3»

STORE.

Accommodation, No. 3. rj^HE sntxscrilwr. rratefe! for past &*«», takee 1 pimsdre to infiww hie castomwe ead the po»lie generally, that he Mill ke«^s the

Accommodatioii "Wagon, ?|i And wilt *nd home, free of cfcanfes ail artie)m too atatter how trifling) purchased at to sioni*.. 3. P. POWARS. «Vow doon ewt of tfcePwtOffiee.

April 38.'ja-dif* 193

Hass

a"°•Aro:' fa,",y«Din.sold

Jane Id, wtMS

?5I-8-if-ren-Mu}8,"52

Th« subscribers are now In receipt of a full supply of Messrs. G, Q, Mfllfjr & Go's

CELEBRATED STEEL PLOUGHS,'-

Which deservedly 8tand higher than aiiy plough in the Union for tlieirgood performance and easy draught We also have extra Beams and Handles, ri nest sens one wood, steamed In oil, which we will furnish at prime cost. We hnue any quantity of tesiimo* nials as to their performance aud quality, which we would be pleased to show anv person wanting ploughs.

The Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory here on a large seal?, and have sent this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture. N. SMITH & SONS. "P. S.-—They are so constructed that it will be difficult for the moM awkward to knock them out of shape, tho land-side and point being connectedd, an

of the very best material. Terre lfante, March I, 61-27-tf. f» Vf

DENTI.TET. R. SMITH, D. D. S., BEING now perninnent ly located in his neAv ofitce on Ohio street, thinl door east of the puhlic square, will at all rimes

TCQ0QP

be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pcrtnininp to his profession. N. B.—No credit given for operationsunless by previous nrrnngcmciit. April 17, 184'J-34y

J. H. LONG, M. D.,

CtCfNrnNl1Dr.

Ei3 the Practice of Medicine from the

Olfice of A. IIolmrs, and resnectfully solicits share of public pntronflfle. The follnwinp front Dr. Holmes i»considered a sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind.

The Practice of Medicine

Will fee continued from my office, by J. Ht Lowo, M. D., who.dnrinif the past two years, has proved himself faithful anil worthy of confirt"nre. junel-J0-t£ A. IIOLMEtS, 5!. D.

7 J.

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m4 »nla«r Wiiw mkm. Wk» CllvVrMii«N BtMHw*-' dlw* Itat ui I&M* Tn?*. iWlj &n«a Wu«, •»«., ti»«uay taML—All •».

Queen City Paint Store*

wm enmitn a rtv, us u*» »•»»»•. Mt«ai •k -WMWM Mrf a*e»l W^-fx 'N XK V«ffcW*. TwwSMwjk BrtvlM, FmKK Kwdak

ft A

-aw ^Ghat—MtMri.

STEPHENS!)HTM. D.

JPhifsicirm an ft Surgeon, TF.RRE fJAUTFi. IN P. nearly opposite Urown'* Ifotcl. Oct is, ^l-a-tf.

CLEM TlXO LEY, G1DTU-V BttRTOJ*, rtil#delphia. Cincinnati -TINOLBT

BURTON,

WnOUSftLit WULKRS IN

Forrip and Domestic BrfGods

South East Corner Pearl and Walnut Street*,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

RE now opening a full and complete stock of Spring Goods, which they o&r for cask, «r the usual credits.

Janl, ^-19iy

POOLE & BROTHER,

Forwarding

-References,

Commission Merchant*,

90 MAGAZLNE StREET,

NEW ORLEANS.

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Not fl» *5i-ll-tf-t®$

a. u-ksmxr

BRITTON & CO.,

Fertardiag and CoamksioB Xereliwt,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

nTHfi higheet caeh pricep^d for Wheat, Rye. 1 Corn, Oate, Flaxse*tl. Timoihy Seed. Clover Seed, Wfcife Beans, and Fe*thara, at their. Warehouse, corner ef First and Eagle .street* Canal Baafn. 4* T*l *5,

Coming! Coming!! two weeks we will receive 5 eases. 64491 yards, remftantaoftbe beet prints made in thi« country 2 cases of which wilt be' of Fall Rivei Turkey Red. Thnf were bought low and will be accordingly.

Jtdy IS, *39 Wtf-47

WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH,

458 MAIN STREET,

Drugs, .Medicines, Tatent Medicines. Surgeon's Instruments, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufls, Spices, Vttrriishes, Brushes* Perfumery, Glassware, Frcnch^j^fc

artd American Window-'-Olass, Virginia. Missouri,f and Kentucky Manufactured T«ilacco, •&*"

RE now in rccfipt of their he»vy spring supplies, wliicji renders tlieir stock one of the lnrgest and nioet complete in the ViiitedStates. Their stock was purchased of Importers and manufacturers or firdt hands upon the very best terms, ami they are* prepared to warrnnt the quality of their goods, and are determined to sell them for cash or to undoubted prompt dealers on the usual time, ns tow na they can be purchased East, with the addition of.the usual freights and charges. They have resident agents in the East, through whom they are enabled to keep their stock fresn and complete during the eeagen. Orders will be promptly rilled wjtk goods at as low rates and of as good a it a a so 0 1 1 1

N. II. Ginseng. Feathers, Rags, Flaxseed, Pepswax, Mustard Seed, nnd country produce generally ipkf at the market prices in payment of debts duo ue, or inkoxehqnge fpr goods.. I ouisville, Ky., March 12, *52-w9m-29. ',

"A LARGE STOCK OF

SUMMER CLOTHING

HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED r^-v -'o

AT THE

And Great Bargains will be given to all who^jpall upon ns.

Terre Ilaute, Oct. 18, 'Sl-8-ly-ren-Mny 14, '52-38

D. ARNOLD & Co.,

West Side'of the Square,' cxt door to Wolfe's*

LOUISVILLE mm TdE|§

LOCUST CORKER, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA!

¥EManufactory,i

are now receiving our

^-^^hionable

Spring

*^d-Summer Stock', from our" own

in Louisville, Ky. Also, a large assortment of

Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts,

&c., &c., &c.

Any garment purchased at litis establishment exffhangecf, if not ap-

STRAUS & ISAACS.

North-east Corner Public Square, Terre Ilaute, [ml.

AMOS SEA ISO I.T. J. H. RUSSELL Seabolt & Russell, FOJRW A It I»I & COMMISSION $:~s MERCHANTS

A N O E A E S \i'- Shaivueetown, Ills.

W- &

Kellowe«&. Co

Tilden vt Richard®. Woolfolk & Johnson, Thonms Page, vt Co.,

St. Ijuis.

Kellogfif Brothers, Dean & Warne, J. S. Cheno weth,

Cincinnati-

Forsyth & Co., W. Basley

Davidson

Purchasers are respectfully nvUedl tQ cajl an examine their stock.

lec8.'5My-7l6

S. HAZARD,

Producc & Commission Merchant

^BUFFALO, N.

PERSONALlVorisionsgiwnprodipt

McCalloch,

Williams 5c Rarly, "*"jj H. D. Wil!i«nsat.Co., Terre llaate. Bement

it Co.,

Any business* Forwarding or Commiaaion. ea usted to oar ehaqe will meet oar usual prompt attention jualWaiy a-

March, 16, 'S'i, d-5m.

*^W. r. ADKINS,

Jane'10, *St~dlw &&

FIRE PROOF PAIN I".

BI.AKETS

BANK NOTE TABLE,

CO ERECTED P08 THB WABAfH COt?*nBB.

Indisna« irichea,

^(ate Bank and Brsric dC K.eata«kr^

K«ck«, Toms Haet^P?^

Watson'i

B»nk of KaniHck*

»»nfc oi KaUBffir,.» Nortiiern Hank of Kentucky, Batik of l^niuvHla,

KEFEKEXCES.

J. D. nichardson &. Co., W. A. Docker. Peeples &. Ifith».vny. O. Pool, Esq

Shauvrftoum.

(ico.

VV. Givens,

C. Twitchel &. Co, Kobertson and MoDagall, John H«rleyi, Esq .iVeir

Orleans,

Co.,

Ptttsbnrft.

Brannon, J. U. Wilder & Co.,

it vi May 8, '52-wly-37

Ijou•

DRY GOODS.

Walls, Jenkins Culhurn,

No^C.t,Penil Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic

KEEP

Dry

Goods,

consta-tly on hand a general assortment of goods of the latest importations,which they offer for tele at the lowest market price#.

FIRE PROOF FAINT. (loand is

oil, assorted colors and package*. Lawreaee* Pare L«ad. For sale by AprS, 51 32-tf,

WOOD

•f

Ohw Life Iriauranoe Mil Trust Co, fwifoyftte Bank, 't rranklifl Bank,

Ciiy Bank, Commercial Bank, Mechanics1 arid Traders' Bank, .Maseillon Bank, Circlevilf*. «, Xenia Bank. (ieauga Bank Zanesvilje Bauk, SteubenvUle, (olnl bank,} Marietta Bank, Si. t'tairsville Bank, »•«-.- ,n .Mount Pleasant Bank, Clinton Bank ,»f ''elumbus. New tii»bon Bank, Dayton Bank,' VVttBtem Reserve Bank, Franklin Bank of Columbus, State Bank and Branches,A.H otlmrs, ...»

•k

Missouri.

Bank of Missouri and Branches, ?r. fyiuis county Scrip, St. Louia city ifcrip,

Illinoia. iii-ji

State Bank and Branches, %_»• Certificates, Bank of Iliiaoia and Branches,

VirginiM*

Bank of Virginia and Branches,' Bnnk of the valley and Branches,Exchange Bank, at Norfolk, Farmera' Bank of Virginia and Branches, Merchants & "Mechanics Bank, Wheeling, Northwestern Bank of Va. and Branches,

Georfin* -f

All solvent banks, vj. i. North Carolina, All solvent banks, -/i-Sidia

25 do Pucrnr [louse do 30 hnlf.hhls do do 55 half chests Gun Powder Tea 36.» do Black do 32 do Young Hyson do 25 6. and 12 fl. lwxes do do 75 boxes Pearl 10 do Chocolate 120 do Rosin SoapV*f"VZ -vl00 do Fancy do

700

attention to sales of Flourr

Grain and and retnraa on all Coaeignmente. REFEKEWCES.

Lafayette Wayne.

SMOOTHING IRON.

THE

Patent 8elf»he»ung Smooiliitig Iron is now for sale and can wa eeea at Brown's Hotel, and at Mr. Grover's Tin Store in this place.—, Names will be received for the Iron at both of these places,and the irons will be reedy for deliv er in a few dafs. j,

«i4i»

South Carolina.

All solvent banks, .*•• 2fiie Arkansas, *--1 State Bank and Branches, sale

Michigan. -1' «f

Bank of St. Clair. Farmers* & Mechanics' Bank. Detroit,"•* JOdie

Michigfin Insurance Company, River Raisin, All others, Real Estate Bank and Branches, 'Alabama. Bank Mobile,"--* Bank of the Stnte and Branches, Planters'and Merchants* Bank All others

5 dis

no sale 25 di? no sale

2 dis 5 dis br *k.e no sale

Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company^ Bank of Mineral Point, lOWIt. j**~'rfZ£p Miners' Bank of Dubunue,

1 dis

N«\v England. V•••?•

All solvent banks, New York City and Country Philadelphia and Pen^ivanio,

Selling Rates of Exchange.

On New York, at sight, Philadelphia, :.V Boston,

Baltimore, New Orleart^, Ijouisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,

United States Treasury Notes, (new issue,) 1 pm

Current Vnlae of Gold and Silyer. American Eagles, and I in proportion, Sovereigns, crown stamp, tin proportion, do dragon do da

'160 do PtarCandles 30 do Sperm, do 225 do Pressed Summer Candles 150,000 Cuba Six Cigars -1'! 25,000 Spanish ,do 25,0(X) flalt Sphnish do t^o 1000

in nest) Painted Tub*

35 do* No. 2 and 3 do, do^

,75

do Zinc Wash Boards

/50 bbls. HydraulicCeinent 50 do Vinegar 85 packages No. 1.2, and 3 Mackerel 000 kegs fcuper Cut Nails, from 3 ro 2U penny 100 do no do Brads, 6, 8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginia Tobacco [and 1 lb lamps 115 do Missouri and Kentucky do. 5,8, lb 100 do Matches '350 do« Shaker and Corn Brooms »•'12 casks and bbls Salaerattis -v*' 10 do do Super Carb. Soda ft

at S pa is In go

1600 do Bright Dutch Madder _,. 50 bags Pepper and Spices »12 bbls Alum ra bbis Epsftm Salts 30 do Copperas 96 do Brimstone 400 His Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark 4C« lbs Campiior T'v •40 de Cream of Tartar 1300 reams Wrapping Paper rj&O do Letter and Cap Paqper I 30 boxes John BuUVSarsaparilla 50 do Fresh Green Chwese

Sl5 kejrs Pure and No. 1 White T/»al pipe Schoappe Gin, best article imported -V 3 naif pipes J*s Uennessy Pats and Dark ), Brandy 2 do Sctftnette do do 3 )r. casks Rastean do do 1 half pip* J. &. F. Martel Brandy 1 do J.J.Dopuy do 3 qr. casks London lotk Madeira Wine

Agepu

DONNELLY.

Wool Wanted

N exchange for Fall Cloth*, Caaaimeree, Seti I nets, Flannels, ffiaokMi, Ac.,at Holnieae Mill.

May 10,,52-d3t 138-wtf-38

Wood Coad Wanted

PRAIRIE CITT STORK.

ezchaose tor Carding end Falling, 6c., at Holmas^ Mill. ... Mar IP, :-d3t-138-*t«-39

R. L. do do 'V Spanish Port Pure Port Juiet&owfiJfyqd ^•-jJuice Port is* Burifundy

5 do 2 do 5 do 5 do

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

Also—Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, I5e noes,Cinnamon, Vermifuge, Castor and Linseed id Tanners Oil, Terpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pssteboerde. Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot lines and Staging, Dupont'a end Blasting Powder, tjifters. Salt, &c. &x. *c^

LAWNS.

CT 4 PIECES new styles Lawns Jll«t n*ffifc?Ved_ U4 supposed by tb« knowing ones to be both beautiful and cheap.

PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

May 1^, '52-d3w-113-wtf.J^

rmf «3UBAT KRNl'VCKV RKMEDV. JR. JOM BULL'S SAR8APAKILLAM Will Wonderi never Cease!

ItBOI.t'S

th« fotlowinij earn, performed alone by the aw of 8AESAHA.KILLA, are not woqdnw. then w« AnwM|i that we do not know the dwIqi of the «rtl. itead, and be eoviiaeedUuU facte are stnusger than .IotP.i

)., Fattoa Co., Kjr., Oct. 1,185t itr—The two doien of jrour

Bf. John Ball: Deer

brio* jrou inJuftlM tp withholtl thf tolloirtog.

35di« 3ddis 70 die

tviriiborlKMd, aged «Uty-fl«»

rith

1 1is 1 dis Idis 1 die I rfie ldis

Tennessee.

All solvent banks, .... Xoniiiatia. All solvent Banks, 3

Yfturi rMDec^aUVj

broke

1 dis

ldis

f,C

Baltimore nnd IVIijryland, Al'small bills under $5 S fW

1 pni 1 pm 1 pm 1 pm -par par

'•i par pni

'V?'i

.da

Napoleons, 20 ffanc pieces, Guinea, English, s' Spanish Doubloons^ Patriot, Mexican, Columbian Doubloon, Tejo Guilders, halves iu proportion, 4.00

J. W. NEWLA.VD. WM. C. TRABTTK.

(Successors lo S. W. Pugh,)

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Commission andFomrarding merchants,

No.

440,

HAVE

Main Street,

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

on hand a large and carefully selected ifflciai acts,as such, stock of Groceries, which they will sell very

low for Cash, or in exchange for Country Produce. The following are the principal articles, viz: in 250 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee •_ .4

V. 50 do Old iVlanilla and Java do 95 hhds Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar 10 do Refined and Clarified do 75 hhls Loaf, Powdered, and Crushed do *10 trcs. Flint Ric.^ 25 bhls (Jolden Syrup 25 half do do f,. 20 ten gallon kegs do 70 bhls Plantation Molasses

Bmir*-

mriita, ord#re4 i« Septeoiher. «an» to hand.a^d, in ari»oirlelKlug the the mib*. I I would b»

iuntmg

Scrofula or King's Rvit, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions ot -.ho Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Kyes, Ringworm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains tn the Runes or Joint*, Old Sores ansJ Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphlis, Dyspepsia, P&lt Rheum, Dlsca.«8 of the Kidneys, Disuses arising from thc usoof Mercury, Loss o.f Appetite, Pain in the Side or Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago, Dropsy, Jaundice, OostiTeness, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Joufhs, Oolds, Weakness of the Che^t, Pulmonary AfTeerfoi.s, and all other Dinoases tendlug to prmluce Coosumplon, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities and Com-

jlaihts, ?!ck and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Night

250 bugs nnd bales Cotton Yarns, Na. 400 sweats, Kxposnre or_Imprn(l#pce in Llf«, Chronhs Cort*ti1000 lbs Carpet Chain 1000 do Candle Wick 1200 do Cotton Twine 150 bales Cotton Batting if525 bags Shot, assorted sizetf

rational Diseases, and as a Spring and Snmraer Drink, and General Tonic for the Systeni, and a Gentle and i'loawiut Purgative,

iupcrior

tti*

oiuir of the instaures that h*w roine undn my obiwrr* ion, during tho l«et two

of th* grmt

cumlr* prop

hSglity "*f*ebate Mr of mv

ymrt,

bad been long nClicttd

MnceitHis aker, wtiich finalty redu «l her to »c iHpteM condition, that nh« could not tear* her bet. Slij «tet th« bwt medical advicc in our county, without rrltof. mi h*d giren up alt hopes of a cure. At tbto stage of bet **«, I pertoftdeii her aos tA take hottte of your fiaraapailta. fie did so, and tn a riiort time returned, and pnrihtuted another bottle, (tfttinx the ftrst had bad a dMidedty

rood efffct. We 01

21 dis ldis

She continued to use it untH, after the use of or »ix bottlea, I Had the ptaarare of seeing the old lady Mtaelf at choroh. SI10 assured me that she had almost nttreiy recovered her health, and from her I received the woount of her dieeaM, and in about the same words I give A to you. This ia but one of a number of cures under my biervatioi—of vary remarkable onea—performed by the Me of your SarsapurilU, in my neighborhood. The demand for it haa ntondilr intMaaed aiuce its introductloa lera. Very respeetfully. tout obedient serrant,

Wfa. K. DICKINSON, V. Botue

Cocxtt,

Ky., Oct. ft. 1S51.

Dr.'XbrfS Bull: Dear «r—I haw seen the moet marrel Ma cure of one of

JOHN &(• ROSS, M. D.

Thomna A- Kiri$o. of Urates Co., Ky., for the benefit

mankind generally, do hereby certify, that on or about the J6th day of October, 1847.1 was attacked with a very severe pain in tli# low«r part of the abdou»»n, which lasted .. otvt a few minutes* and moted into the left hip, and con1 (Its tbiueu exceedingly painful for about frve 'day#. during 1 dis which time I bad a very light fever. At the end of that ~dfg :itue the fever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, 2 dis

4^ter whi&»

it again returned, and was much worse than

sefore. During all tiis time I was under medical treatment. "From a short time after I was taken, I was unable SO walk or sit up the hip in which the pain wa« «o bad lommenced rising, until some time in Janiu^7, when it Ourst, and a number of pieces of bone came oat—as nian? «s twenty, at least. Some of the pieces were three-fourths jf an inch long. Some time after tills, a hard- knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my right wrist, and ane on my leg, boiow my knee. I coofnued to get weak »nd worse, and pain made ifs appearance in my right jlioulder, and would moTe in my breast and stomach. At this time all persons gafe me up to die. A physician then told me that, as a last remedy, I had better use Allt. BULL'S FtCID EXTKACT OF SARSAPAKIIXA. After the use of die second bottle, the knot On my wrist commenced getting soft. I opened it, and a day or two *fter, ^nce of bone came out. My wrist soon got weU, and 1 10 00 continued to gain strength. After I used the third Jbottle,

R"i could get no more fof some four weeks, after which time 1 succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the f-®"3 three last bottles, the knot on my hip became soft It wa» 3.80 jpened, and some corruption ran out, together with a 5.00 miall piece of bone, and the sore soon got voli. and the 16,00 Knot entirely diappeared. The sore on my leg also opened, 15 50 1 tnl

piece of bone came out. .1 continued the use of the Sarsa pari Un until I Tiled twelve bottles, and am now jntirely well, and able to do daily labor. It mapr seem strange to some, but will here state that, during the «ummtr of 1849, I coughcd up three pieces of bone, which 3an now be seen at the residence of my .uncle, Thos. Neal,, where I now live, and if any persons doubt this statement, I will be happy to converse with them, if they will call on ae. Signed. TllOXAS N. KIN GO.

State of Kentucky, 0raxes Co., Set.

This day personally oame before me the undersigned, an Vting justice of the peace in and for said county, and made ath Tn due form of law, that tho abcTO statement is true. Subscribed and sworn to, this 16 th day of February, 1S50.

S. P. M011SK, J. P. fof O. C.

I, Irwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves Jounty, State of Kentucky, do certify that S. P. Morse, whose name is signed to the above certificate, Is now, and waa at the time of signing the same, a justice of the peace, in and for said Graves County, duly commissioned and lu&lified as such, and that ftlth and credit are due all his

In testimony -whereof, I have hereanto set my P- a hnnd, and caused the neal of the County Court of 1 said county to b« hereunto affixed) this 18th day of February, 1850.

EDWIJt ANDERSON.

Can the render believe, after reading the description of she above numerous cures, that there is still a few human jeings. miffering with disease, that refuse to give Bull's iarsaparilla a trial. It is indeed hard to believe, but tiev»rtheless, it Is too true. What kind of testimony would ft sake to convince the few remaining disbelievers, that Hull's nodirine will do more even than It promises The doctor jould produce another and another'*ure performed by his nedicine but if the cases published above will not conriro the sceptical, it Is useless to produce any more, and, ndeed, it would cost a fortune to publish the many rertlicates that haye been showered on Dr. Dull. Tho largest n&mmuth sheet in America would not contain even thB lames of those cured, let alone full statements ef their ¥hW meSlftfiefwheo wmm mre, without.Tail:—

Blue Lick and Congress Water,

or Seidlits Powders.

£.

Sr: DH.

10,0lX) )ba Bar ftn'l Pig Lead 75 doz Blue Buckets 50 do Fancy do v. 50 do do Half do 45 nests (3 and

J0HV

BULL'S

PHtxsipal

Large supply just recoived. Feb 20,'62 w6m 26

Office.

81 Fourth St.. Louiorllle, Ky.

Tier# applications for Age&eiM must be addressed.

J. R. CUNINGITAM, Sole Agent lor Terre Haute, where the Medicine can bs had by the.de ten, at Proprietors prices

tt* .»«'

•a^

Mortgage Sale

"jVTOTICE is hereby given that ,on- Monday the Li ninthrfny of Angunt

A.u'1853

The said premises will be sold under a mortg»ee and power of eale, therein executed, on the U«h day of December,

». ia5t, by JamesJscott,

Thomas Bell, Julia Bell, and Jane i^ott, to Brice Puree!t, which mortpsge including the power of sale was recorded in the Recorder's Office of the County of Vigo,Indiana,!oft the Sth'day of March a.T). 1851, in voli 15. pages "217 and 218, of th« record oi tbe.deedjLand morUtogcs, and is now of record there. The amount claimed to be due on saui

cation 6ve dollars and defaults having condition of iaid mortgage, the said prwniseswill be sold as above to make the said

money,

together

with tb« accruing interest and cost*. BRICE PUBCII* June 12, *52-w8w-42.

Wood & Donnelly,

HAVE

received per steamer Irene, a choice lot of ItrtirtttedCigars, which they can recommend to their customers and at whorestnt, sold lower than nsual in this market.

AiJso-^A snperior article Of Cliewing Tobacco Feb. 26, lS2-75dtf

To Wool Carders.

Ion

HAVEjust receivel and Will constantly haver hand -Machine Cards and Card Cleaners ol superior quality, fresh from the manufacturers, which will be sold at Eastern prices at Holmes's Mill. ',r *"T

BUSINESS CARDS.,

111®?

PRXSTIH^

AT TUB

dTouvirr ^DCfCct*

TERRE IIAUTE, INDIANA, WITH A FlS9R.3lrr?tT

CTCSDOQ

We ht»ve also complete set

new and beautiful

O I S E 8

For Card Printing in imitation of Coppcr-plata Persons wanting Printing done will do well to «ve us call as with new materials and experienced workmen, we cannot be excelled, and *»e

WARRANT SATISFACTION. t-

Blank Deeds & Mortgages, BILLS OF LADING,

InstruclioM

Pretests and

For Hat ami other IS oaf8,

Kept constantly on hnnd atthisOfiice.

^&o7roiraETf*T

National Road Si. Sd door above Market r: No. 2, Phoenix Block. *l*

References:— BIytho &. Holland, T. A. Morris,, Kirland &, Eitzgibbon, Indianapolis Z^Wj^e, Madison.

Oct 25,'52-9-1 ypd Sli.iviiiff, Mair CulliittflTV^^^ rpiIE undersigned haa fitted im'tor the accom-

I modation of the citizens of Terre Haute, and travelers, a shop onq door north of Farrinstoti'i) Block,

wheTo

Wholesale and Retail Cash Store.

Dealers in foreign and Domestic Slvcpieand Fanctf O O S .Notion*, Trimming*, Bonnets, Boot* and Shoe#,

Cap*- Hardware, Groceric*, rafter Ttanginffs* Bcrthr*, ('ttrpftingf, Ittijt*. -Floor and table OH Cloths, nnd House fttrn i*hi*g Goods. fc

patients, by your valuable inediciut

—«n old bid/, who had been aflHeted from her chitdhood rtth scrofula, and various dicewes of the brain, fib*

itstyj-ears old. It had run Into" something like leprosy tod slie was the most frightful creature my eyee era oehuld. I callod in Dr. McKadden. very fine physician 10 consult with too in relation to her. We came to ttat xocluskn that it waa out of our power to relieve her but going to my office, I accidentally picked up one of yom lournais, when, on «eeing the wonderful cures your Sarsaparilla had effected, reeolyed to try the experiment in thii ase. 1 took her two bottles of it, after taking which 1 Demited a great change. I took her seme'more. She is low taking the sixth bottle, and I consider her Mrtfru? jured. I take great pleasure in recommending your Bar (aparilla to the afflicted public,

arr now in receipt of our Fall rtna Hirf' ter Stock, selected in the Enstern cities e*' prpssly for tliis market.. We would mvitapnnlicular attpniion toour stock of brown astti blencii* ed sroods. Prints, Merino^s, De T^aine'si T.nStrfrt, \.J ir /'•—l *T\.t D,..L

en ond BilkHdkfe. Boy Stnte Shaft'*is, Cnrpeting3« Carpet Bnes ami Saichcls, Groceries, Hardware^ Boots and Shoes, &c.: nil ot which will nevoid »t such rotes f«r

Cash

Product

as will maae a tho

interest of buyers to palroniae us. Paper liai in«rsl verv low. erre Haute, October 4,'51-6-tf,

EVANS, M. T)S'

I^ESPETFULLY tenders ^is professional services to the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity.

Oflice on Market street, first door south of tho April 12,'51-33-ly .jffcKtfl

Tdwn Hall.

Jt I J\*

,V «.

Ilouse, Carriage, Sign, nnd Ornnmcnthl Pnintiug, in nl) their .Branches. LS0, Designs, Batiners, Flaps, Transpnrencies, property exee«ted— old Pictures cttianed and varnished, walls papered, &c.

Shop on Market Street, opposite Doles'

New

Rnildinp, nnd 2d door north of the Cocrif.r Office. Terre Ilaute, mnr23-30y E. K. HKO\VN.

Early & Leggett,

Attorney

and

tonvardins: A* Commission

And dealers in all kinda of produce, '•"& TERRE HAUTE liND. Mar-.26 '52 6m-31- tsirttt

THOMiS H. NELSON,

Counsellor at Law,

TEKKE HAUTE, INI).

Office in Phoenix Block, upstairs, 'jjffj* Hoc 7. fio 15-tt

B. B. MOFFATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,'

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Office in Union Row, over Reeves's Store. Nov 15, '51-12-ly

XAMBR & ROSS, »4,1 (Successors to Bright J- Lanier,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

PACKET LANDING, RAILROAD DEPOT, AND WHARF,

MADISON, IND.'' -ft

they nil can g.-.t a clean anJ easy

sha-Vc, and their hair cut in the best manlier. Razors alwaysahorp—Soap, Brushes and Towelsal-

Nov 22, '21-13-tr" !JLtS5E~^Tf-:11EL1f

••d. LUDOWICI & HULMAN,

A E' now receiving their Spring stock, consist-

infiof a full

ossorttue

kinds

ill

Mar 11. '52 wlv-?»

between th

honrs of 1^ o'clock nnd 3 o'cfoelf T. m., ami *t the East door of the Court House in Tefre Hajiie, Vieo County, Indiana, the' following described tiremisos, with'the nppwrtenances, hereunto belonging, will be sold^nt public auction, to*wit Being the west half of in-lot number thirty six.^6) nn designated as such on the recorded plat ef the Tewn of Terre Haute, and bounded and describ«l as follows, to-wir- Commenring at the south-west corner of said tn-lot, running from thence east seventy feet seven inches, from thence' north seventy foar feet seven inches, to the north line of said in-lot, from thence west- along said north line seventy feet seven inches, to tho northwest corner of i»aid in'-lot, from thence sdiuli on the wedt line along Fourth Street' seventy-four feet seven inches, the place of beginning—to' gether witli all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging.

Groceries ot

all

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Feathers, &c,

6ll of which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. Call at the Cihcinnati Stere, Union Rew.,

LARD LAMPS.

The undersigned would also cnll attention of dealers to his Improved Oxygen f^nrd Lamp. This Lamp is so constructed that the entire top can be removed for the purpose of trimming aud cleaning. The objection to this Lamp heretofore has been, that ihey could, not be cttaned, and it wqs with difficulty that they could be trimmed.— Tneso objections are entirely overcome in the improvement. In addition to this they are much quieker, and of course can be sold at a reduced price tbi

season. They are acknowledged to ho

iho beat and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced Also manufactures and keeps constantly oil hand tire justly celebrated Air Inrd Lamp.— Thir Lamp has now been in.pse for eight yea^s, and has given entire satisfaction.

Dealers are respectfully solicited to call nnd eismiine rhy stock and prices before ptirehasin^. GEO RUE I). WINCH ELL, ,,

Corner of Tearl and Walnut Steels, opposite the Pearl Street House, Cincinnati, Ohio. N. B. Particular attention paid to packing and •orwardipg articles to the country,. t'ec5, '5l-ly-6-16

Falling and Cloth Dressing

DONEatallMill.

times and iu the best manner a0

Holmes's

May 10,'52-d3t-138-wtf-38

WAR WITH SPAIN

10,000 Vol«uilcei*» %Vantcil To mirch to the tin shop of Thayer fc Hostet^ ter, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assured that the prices will nothurVQr kiU the ^uicliascj^^ Copper, Tin and *tieet iron

MANUFACTOBY.

J. L. Thayer

St,

J, Ilostetter woohl respeetfully

say lo the public and those wishing Tin, Copper aiid Sheet Iron waro, that they would do welt to call at the south oiornerof J. R. Whitcomb&Co's^ Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office of Drs. Hedges iu McMillanvwnere thev will be found at all times, ready to execute all jobs in their line, at the shortest n6tice, and in the very best manner

House Guttering and Spouting*m? Done with.neatness and despatch,. Country merchants and dealers, wishing will please send in their bills, which will be tiuea promptly und tc order.

Nov 15, 'al-12-tf

CASH

ARB A HOLMES-

Terre Ilaute, May 10, '52 d3t 133-wtl-38

JAMES L. THAYER,

tJOHN

HOSTETTER.

p«irl for good clean Fleece and Tub-

w^WMl-

."SjOilNTlB.

Terre Haute, Juno 21, ^-d^t-wtf-l