The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 3, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1852 — Page 3

HoW

ral

of that evening was coming on started

TO Detect CO¥NTK»FEITS.—-I.

E*«",inelhe »pp««ranee of a bill—:*lu jecnume hare a general dark neat appenrance. 2. Examine the vignette, or picture in the middle of the lop aee if tl»e *^y or back ground looks clear and trans* parent, or soft and even, and no» sgcratchy. 3. Examine well the face aee if

sod life like. Particularly

4. See if the drapery

parallel ruling

which is always near

the

or dreas

fit*

the letters, &c., see if it clear,

wen,

looks naturti and ea» distinctly.- .•» V" &-r Examine the medallion. ruling and heads, and chrfttiar ornaments a-. round ihe figure*, fcc. See if they are regular,*-snaoorif, and uniformed, not scratcKy-

This work it* lhar genuine

looks as if raised on the paper* and cannot be perfectly imitated. '6.

Examine the principal line of letters or name of the bank. See if the^jr •re all upright, perfectly true aud even •or if sloping, of a uniform slope. 7. Carefully examine the shade

the face or outside

and

and louks as if colored with a brush.*—• The One and parallel lines in the gen* uine are of equal size,smooth and even counterfeits look as if done with a

Ale.

8. Observe the round handwriting engraved on the bill,

which should be

black, equal In size and distance, of a uniform slope and smooth. This is in genuine notes invariably well done, and looks stiff, as if done with a pen. 9. the

iinpriot

or engraver's name,

the

border or end

of the note, and is.always

alike letters

small, upright and engraved very per* fectly. Counterfeiters seidom do it well. Ncte.—

It was

Burroughs,

remarked by Stephen

before he died, that

two

things could.not be perfectly counterfeited. one

was tha dye

wo*k.^»r.pwa««U

medallion heads, vtgneue, dec*., and v\h©ovh«r th« shading or ruling above the letters.— fi mk Note Reporter.

Mr. Van Kobew's Nun Committalism.—The Knickerbocker for Sepiemhet i& responsible for the following

hit

Mr. Van Buren's non-committalism: "Coming down on the upper deck of .an Albany steamer one day, many years ago, a party of gentlemen, as the boat neared Kinderhook landing,, were discussing

the

merits of

Martin

ran. Some praised,

Van Bu-

while others

con-

demned him and while they were discussing the question, tho boat landed, and lo! Mr. Van Buren himself came on bpprd. One of the party had been dwelling on hia non-committalism and (iOmpfaining that 'a plain answer to a plain question was never yet elicited to bint,' etc. *1*11 wager champagne for ihe company,' said he, at length, *that one of us shall go down now, and ask Afr. Van Buren the aimplest question that can be thought of, and he will evade direct answer. Yes, and I'll give him leave, too. to tell him why he asks tho question, and that there 4a a bet defending on his reply:'

This -seemed

4air efiough, certainly, for to

warned

was to

be fore

be forearmed. One of

the party waa deputed

try the experiment.

go down end

found Mr. Van

Buren, whom he knew well, 4« the saloon, and said

some

him: 'Mr. Van Bureo,

gentlemen on the upper deck have been accusing you uf non-committalism aud have just

laid a

lost tho

"suspension bridge" the storm struck them with appalling fury. The wind blew a perfect tornado, while the air was densely filled with driving hail and rain, and so potent was the wind that the bridge swayed to and fro, ten or a dozen feet, making one giddy with its vibrations. So appalling was the com- motion that the horses stopped and finally fell upon their sides on the bridge, while the driver in the extremity of his terror, seemed incapable of making the least effort to move from the perilous spot. The inmates of the carriage

The inmates

of the carriage

could with difficulty keep their seats,

Advertiser>. ~~~~~~~

and for a short time expected nothing else but to be precipitated into the surg- ing waters below. A situation like this is too appalling for description and we must leave it to imagination to picture what the sensations of those in the carriage were during the frightful commotion of the warring elements.—<Raco

A large tilver medal w^a tuund come aweoks ago by Mr. Churchill, ot' Coluihbu«, lewa, Dpon tha banks efth« Miasia ,.*ajppi, in Alamakce county. I«« waigbi upward* of five ouftcea. Ii hat on 'jone side the likeness, of Jolia

Quinsy

Adams, wuh the worda "Jolia Qulncy ^NAdam* President of th« Doiief States, H8!5}" on the rim and ihe -dHwr, the "words "Peace and Frlendsh^,H with a xommahawk and pipe ef .peace trotted, •'end the clasped hat»d«. Wte medal *waa toma four or five feet attder the surface, end near it were found the skeleton of an Indian Chief,the temains *of a dog,a gtm and a bw in which there wwere thirty-six dollars silver coia^ f-

Suks Cuaa.— Hri/e—««Oh, doctor. If you could cure my poor busbaad, I .should be so thankfull Two or three times a week be ia attacked with these •horrible vertigoes, accompanied by weakceas, end a slight derangement of Khe mind, indicated by his calling hia 'poor, dear papa, (who is a deacon you iknow)—a jolly old bridt." |x|

PoiioU—-"Don't suppose, old !{Nfefc, :4hat I'm drunk—a little bricky, that's .all."

Doc/or—"These peculiar casea of vertigo are very prevalent, ma'am, and very obstinate and a change of climate iathe only remedy* I often recommend, therefore, a removal to the

ease:

A DuWW «orreaponde»^®f York Courier, in a letter under date of I4ih August, makes the folio* fog repre SentaUott ofthefeelH«g existing among the Roman Cathdepopulation towards the British

Government

You

know

better than 1 do the tneriu

the dispute about ihe

tween

the

«xpres«ions are distinct and easy, natu

circumstanced

the

both powers are, and

with such men in office as now hold

on both sides of the Atlantic,

state

war to break out

Money from the Treasury.—Gen. Scott has beeu in the.military service of the country 44 years, during which period he lias received as compensation for his services, the^um of,#JHJ,000,— Hartford Times.

There you

wager that you

wouldnVgive a ploin answer tothe simplest question and they have deputed me to test.the fact/ iNww, Mr. Van Buren's brow Contracted he hesitated

bet!'

A STARTLING PREDICAMENT.—On Saturday one of our citizens was on a visit to Canada and about the time the storm

tho time the

evening was coming on started

in a carriage to return to the American side. When about mid-way of the

hnve

moment and then replied: 'The toons east and west, Mr.-——,are conventional but4 'That'll do/ interrupted his interrogator:—'We've

fattened

the character of Lo-

cofocoism. It can rob the Treasury of §200,000 for Thonras Ritchie but

half of all

Virginia

military hero

storm

New York Crystal Palace.—The ground for this structure is to be broken to«morrew—Wednesday—and the build* Ing will, thereafter, be vigorously pros* ecu ted. The plan selected by the com^ mittee Is that of Messrs. Carsiensen and

ever the intersection of the limbs. Each diameter of the cross is 366 feet long, and 149 feet broad and the dome is 310 feet high, There will be in this build* ing 111,000 square feet of space on the ground Boor, and 62.000 aquare feet in the galleriaa: It ia estimated to eoet 9195,000. The building ia to be built entirely of iron and glass, and is already advertised to be open on tbe Sd day of May, 1853. It fs difficult to describe such a building so that the reader unlearned in architectural terma will obtain a just idea of its appearance but the effect of the plan ia more that of a glass cathedral than anything elae we can compare it to—save that the dome and pioadea are bu mounted with flaga Instead of croasea and atatuee of saints.— The Building itself will be a great at* traction.—iVrto

California items

fisheries, be

United States and the British

North American Qoloniea. in which the present Government have somewhat suddenly and with a rather surprising amount of vigorous energy interfered, as well as ihe chances of a pacific settle n&nt, or an appeal te arms. I do not refer to it now for the purpose of discussing these matters.

contrary,

it.

should

predici an.immediate and amicable settlement* But mention the subject to illustrate the

of feeling

vails among

the

that pre

Roman Catholic popu

lation of this country towards the British Government. It is one of intense hatred, produced—partly by the lengthened and bitter discussions that

followed

the "Aggression," the "Durham letter," and the "Titles Bill"—partly

the

"An-

fi-Maynooth demonstrations" so universal, in England and Scotland, and the parliamentary debates that occupied &o .much of the last session upon Mr. Spoon-: er's motion for inquiry into that institution—and partly the recent elections, which were made to turn almost entirely upon hostility

the Government on

sccount of all these, and the exasperation kindled by the Sixmile-bridge Slaughter, the inquiry into which is stilt proceeding, and the result of that hatred Is that were

between

this country and America, the first gun would awaken a joy that could only be surpassed by that which a victory on the part of America over this country would .enkindle.

To ihoia viio had cherished hopes, that after the famine and sufferings

that

followed, and upon the remedial measures for the righting of the country, that have been in operation since and are in progress, this land so long the

of bad

victim

government, social mismanage

ment a»d religious discord, would at length enter upon a career of prosperity and peace, such a condition of things is melancholy and disappointing in the extreme. Even the secret treaty, alleged to have been made between the three great continental powers,

as likely

pre

vent the assumption of hereditary empire by the Prince President of France, is looked

to lead to war, in

which England might, perchance, be involved, in which all the sympathies oi the anti-government portion of this people would be on the side ofFrance and as it is supposed that England,by treaty or inclination, would take the opposite side an opportunity of embroilment might turn up. And still more I see every likelihood of this feeling increasing instead of dying away. f„?•*/-

grudges the war-worn veteran his pay and rations! can seize upon a $100, 000 overcharged mileage for its noisy Congressmen but it calculates closely the triumph of our arms! It has filled the pockets of whole platoons of defaulters with stolen money but it thinks the terrors of Fort George, Chippewa and Lundy's Lane too dearly paid for! It has

te Gibraltar

Gildemeister, the former of whom ia the architect of the 'Tivoll and Casino orCo* penhagen. The form of the building is that most of those reported badly scalded to be that

a Greek Cross, With a dome: will die. mk W*'"

York Mirror.

communication from Prof. Hosford, of Harvard College, to tk)« American Association for the advancement «£, Science. at ita laat session in Albany, states that tbe Bunker Hill Monument swings backward and forwards like a pendulum, every day) By an apparatua which it ia unnecessary to deeciibe, it has been ascertained that there is a

pereepiiW* wiovewuul,

State of

"JMaine, where the salubrity of the at mosphere will at oncc eradicate" the cfes"

The Shah of Iterate ia 29 years of

age, and one of the handsomest nfen

Ike Northern Light, New You*. Sept, 7,

Siduel W. Salter, of Philadelphia, died at Ban Francisco on the 11th ult. The Sweedish

bark Sacramento had

in a

afterwards by the lynch code and' sentenced to be hung lo the yard arm, which sentence was executed.

Hon. Edward McGaoghey, lafe member of Congress from Indiana died on board the steamer Winfield Scott.

The

government steamer Massachusetts

sailed from Saa Francisco on j&e HlV for New York. ..

A duel waa fought on the 12tb between William H. Jonea and John S. Nugent, in which the former waa wounded.

A party of seceding Mormons, who left Missouri two yeara since, with the prophet Brewster, arrived recently at Diego from the Gila, in a very destitute condition.

Reports have been received of. suspicious movements, causing great

week

The cholera and small-pox were making sad ravages among the emigrants on the plains.

Pittsburg, Sept. 8.

The Free Democrats held

a county

law against the sale bf liquors fithly, rocommending the encouragement of agriculture and the establishment of an agricultur al bureau by the general government sixthly, inviting Mr. John P. Hale to visit the jcity find deliver an address... jesshSi

Fitchboro,

Maate.,^

The Democratic

off to-morrow.

State convention comes

It is probable that Judge

Bishop will be the candidate for Governor, There will be no opposition to an endorsement of the Baltimore platform, but they may quarrel regard to a coalition with the Free Soilers. The natiqnal Democrats talk of supporting David Henshaw.1*®*

ly to

the Locofocos

with the enormous profits

American Morm

of the Gulf and the heights

of Cerro Gordo, carry our

colors in tri

umph atCortrerap, Sao Antonio, CheruyB||. l»Unrges the soldier with his quarter salary but it is unwilling to carry out a credit for the scars with which he has covered himself, and the gloriea with which he has gilded his country! Worcester {Mass:) Eagle.

the(4»u«0K^and S*d

^.i^jBss^jiBALTiMORE, Sept. 6.

The New Orleans papers are filled with details of the damage done by the recent floods, but the

first

have been exaggerated. The rice crop is but slightly damaged, but the corn crop is reported as almost destroyed.

General Perai for F. Smith

Naval contracts but it would have the

Sreat

leans on the 29th ult., for headquarters, at Austin. A fire occurred at Rodney, Mississippi on the 22d ult., which destroyed nearly eve ry baitding in the town.

New York, Sepl! 6.

We have further particulars of the diaaa ter of the

steamer

Eight O'sfodlr,jp. since died. &

Reindeer. The accident

occurred at one o'clock on Saturday, whilst leaving Sangertiea. After landing pasaen gera, she was going from the dock, when the connection-pipe burst. The steam ruahed •ut between

decks directly into

at.-—-Seven more .••-V

LAWNS.

fiT PIECES

new style# Lawite

C-*

beaatiful and

chaap.

Jnna 19.

May 10.'5j|-d3t-l38 wtM8

The beat family Flour A Coito Meal A LW

aYS on kacdaaid for

The

ILL

very slight but

in the morning to

the westward at noon to the northward, and in the evening to tbe east. It is caused by the unequal expansion of the aidea of the monument by the heat of the sun. What confirms it, is,Nhat a shower suddenly cooling one aide, also produces a movement.

aala

"City

be in

Dayton and

rived at Honolula, from Pop&tna, bound (9 San Franciscor ?,,** During the passage, a boy, named Woolfolk, of Kentucky shot a comrade through the heart

con

vention to-day, and nominated an entire ticket, viz: For congress, Twenty-First district, Neville B. Craig: Twenty-Second district, Willian M. Shinn State Senate, William £. Stevenson? Assembly, Alexander Gordon, Samuel Hays, William P. Ferree, J. Edgar, J. Heron Foster, and George R. Riddle.

The resolutions of the committee were passed unanimously, approving the platform of the National aud State conventions, and expressing

a determination to

fight e.ver"^ for Tree labor, free

riUE untleraiKited Mve commenced runqing a 1 linaoi splendid

four

will

nnn

annoyance in

south of Mexico. Active

going forward

movements were

among the government troops

in that vicinity. Five hundred overland emigrants arrived at El Dorado the week previous.

haffa coaehea

August ao, i85*-?d&:*tf Daily Dayton Journal-.

,UUU TER GOODS,

4°

.j do do

,moJS

between

ihe above point*. Travellerajiow going aaat we«i,

fiAd the above roijdrtbe most

expeditious,

as there

stages

trifling dispute, He waa tried

is butr#»rty-fourmjlas oi

between ilia TitftP. flajHp, by way of Indianapolis. ..

Notice.

CjEALED proposals

for the painting

Cnuniv Jail," will be

bf "Vigo

received

at the Auditor's

office, in Terre Haute, until fViday. September

17, 1852. The

shaded or colored, as may determined. For further particulars, inquire of the undersigned. Buidere

will

name their securities lor prompt

awoaiihful performance. By orderoi the Board of County Commiaaioiters ALBERT LANGE,

Auditor.

Terre Haute, September 3,185i&—w2l Expresa copy. !!,,»» Pall Goodft.

Linsfys,X«fnton

PRINTS—Latest sty

Schroedei's, Hamiltons,

Conestogs,

Merrimack,

DRESS GOODS— De

———

Laines,

,^-^ ^ans, Persians,

^I'artana,

LINENS-

GRAIN31,

"fight on,

speech,and

free men secondly, favoring the homestead bill, and-censuringtheneglett of the United States

Senate to pais that law thirdly, recommendiflg nominations by-

BAGS.- 5,000 for sale by :f WATTS 4. COLBURN, 63 Pearl str^ August 1852— d&wlm Cincinnati

Notice

S hereby given

thai

1, George H.

this day sold mv entire

Reeves also, all

a direct

vote

of the people, instead.of the intervention of conventions fourthly,favoring

made in said store. And those indebted to me on accounts of purchases in said store, will make payment to said George and John

THE

a prohibitory

Reeves his entire stock of Goods at his store in Union Row, Terre Haute, Indiana", and frill continue the business of merchandising at

stand, under the name and stylo of

Terw

found at

•«. JOHN 0. REEVKS.

Haute, September

a la

the lower

cabin, where a number of passengers were dining, all of whom were either killed or badly scalded. At Sangerties, on Sunday twenty-seven deaths were knwn to have occurred from the explosion. It is thought

have

jtist mseivtH)—

supposed by tha knawinf onea to be both

PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

May 35, «S3-d3w-143 wif-39

FISH.

OALMON in barrels and kits. Afackarel, Cod O fish, smoked Salmon, stonked Halibnt, amokad Herring. Holland Herri*g, Halibut Fine,Sounds and Tonguea, for sale at C* ^CONDITS.

and Cloth

DONE

at all times and in the best manner

Hoimea*s

Mill.

at liolm«as'

,ae^l3t.l38-wtf.38

Hxpremi,

raadineaa

Oa.

at all

Jam 9 Jta-wtT.4X

timaa to cotmj

foods from the "City Vrorwoa Store," gra-

FULL aaaortment just received at

May 15, 'SS-dSw U3 wtf-3f9

ttamoiots.

ANOTHER

eaaa of

tha vs

the empire* His great grandfather, who had 300 wives, had a crowd of children, who hate had descendants la their turn, until at length fe computed the hnperi al family comprises at least 10,000, I mri' I

1, 1852—dlw-w3t

DrTj. YOUMANS,

fyj^Physteisui and

Sept." 8.

(Late of Licking County, Ohio.)

HAVING

had a number of years experience the practice of

fawifery

of Women and Children, l^sentery, bilious Fever, Eryaepales. Typhoid Pneumonia,andMnliynantCongestiveFever.

Typhoid Also,chronic

diseases in all their various forms—particularly enlargement of the Liver and Splefenj so prevalent in this country—tenders his services to the citizens oi Tana*liauta,and iJBdaiiy** iKSwut liberal share of patronage.

Residence Stewart House, where he

all hours,

except

business August

a meeting

the

tliis day,

left

New Or

declared

P' Collegiate I In pursuance of which appoftitmeti#| v!P open a school in said fnstitution on Monday, September sixth, to continue 11 weeks.

The course of instruction pursued will embrace all the branches of a regular Collegiate course. The terma ol the Institution aru fixed by the Board, as lollows:

Per Session of 11 weeks. Preparatory Class, $3 Junior t4 Senior $5- I propose to locate in this place, and shall use every emit to establish a permanent school. .*

omonmATL

BUSINESSJ1RECT0RT, CTPentans vitfttng Ciaclttnati temak^purehasM, el desiring lo mak# iavrtriaa, shsaid ,con*u|t this Directory,

as it

an.aad harm

Union,

Dunnells,

ancy!

Black and Fancy Si!ka

ons, Crawforas, Barklies,

Graya.

SHAWLS—Scotch

Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Stem's, Tippets, Comforts, Shirts, Drawers, floods, &c fcc.

Linings, Cloakinge, Cambrics, Hollands. For sale low by WAITS & COLBURN, 63 Pearl atraet, Cincinnati.

August

31, 183f—d&wlm

odjr very floa article

Brai

very

It 8. TflURMAN*

August 95,1852—d&wtf jj

Runaway—One Ce&t

RUN

(laa

ta'la

Whldtv

Reward

away from the subscriber on the night of the 1st of September, an apprenticed colored girl named Elisa Ann Butcl^r. All persona arej forewarned against harboring said gin, or trusting her on my account. 'The above reward but no charges paid.

JOHN GORDON.

September 4,1852, w3t .v/_

FIRE PROOF PAINT.

BLAKE'S

oil,

I^IIE

Bldclt, where

FIRE PROOF PAINT, groand in

assorted colore and packaged Law-

rance' Pare Lead. For sale by Apt 5, '51 32-tf. WOOD & DONNELLY.

Anderrianed

hfia fitted tip for the accom

modation oT the Sitisena of Terre Haute, and travelers,

ehop onS door north of Farrington'a

thejr

411 eah a

clean

.Jif

Bourboo

amTraey

cut

tha

shave, and their son

best manner. Ra-

son always shafp-*-Sc«p, Bntabea and Towels al-

at way

waft

eleait.

No*#, ^i-13-tl

JESSE MITCHELL.

O A N S Bg8mtc«l'8 PateHt

THE

subscriber invites the atientioif eff ners and Leather Dealert to hia

provement in Tanning

iher can

N& l,"

at a great saving

jjj J: D. CO^DIT

Goods.

ot,

tbe

Rcmnaota wedwd

morning. Price 8

Chn

PRAIRIE ClTY STORE.

May 15, *5S^i3w-143-wtf«39

SMOOTHING IRON.

Hp HE Patent Self-beating. Smoothing fron is I ftow far eateaatl eaA be eeen at Brown's Ho^ tel, and at Mr. GretarM Tin Stooe in this place.— Names will lis received for the Iitm at bah of thews plgtoee^ibd die Irene wiu be ready for deuv-

at reasonable rates.

Plain*

City Store. Purchasers who study tbair own iateraata will call and examine. M- W. WILLIAMS.

tbia

cents. They

are aeiling

Which JLea-

Apparatus bv

be turned out in one-third

tne usual time,

of coat and labctf. Certificates

innumerable can be ahofffi frofft persona, who have tested the merits of tbe fmpiPvemenfaf and who other lb-

ITT* Letter* add reined to the AideMgned at Terre Haute. Indn will oieet with prompt attention. W. & COOPER, Agent.

July 10,'52-dtf St VttK&ntfe

Academy.

Sietera will commence the clasaee at St.

1 Vin«nt"s tbe 6tli of September. For the advantage of the pupils themselves, it is requested erf1 tltoae who intend to lavor ihe sehoo4 with their patrooage to eeod their ehiidrea at tbe opeuiM or thedaasee.

August 87,1SS2—w3t

Ball's Gifeat WeSterti Vtemble Tonic, FOR T&fc

CtiRp OF

FEVER

Atiti

is |«Wa to all the

various Busipeas E«tabiisbn»ants|lld nost faliable Flrma in Cinoinaati

a-C0M^ai^%tfwriPj5SnM»

SSSeryaS&isa»«S*£r*Z£S*

•IBM. tortSJ

nUthifU*. rtkm,

TArtOS, Hisacfl

5«w Co** rrfBtli

triafe UaHMl wkiltnak. uJ awn a—iiliirtnnm Ti—•iiii|i »4 ito mii

ea»y

and

julf.

#sUMr GaMhU*

WVSMS,l«fwlM» «1

Wllliaaa C*.,

Wmt «k diwt, Wtinl.nlf »4 H*mi 4uhm ta

Dry

Oa**, Maw

ae«4«ple» •Roiekp^emal»o^l»* «Ai«t OMfcMMd

H«alw aa^Vtard.

C.M. WILLIAMS, Nsnfaraa aanwr *ad Viw Mr*aa.tea wa

till

qiqljtT.

llMl«ry, 4c GeaM' fanbhias 3mm WHULSSALS AND B£rAIU«t JAME» T. Lfctfjift,

Mb1..btwmMva fi WtUud,

No.

cariu Gin

paint to be pure ail print, and

Bank N*t« Bscrarcn aad Priaieri SAVVDON, WHIG. IT. HA'

nulk ul

mil

«*0«nc*

(*U« nc

paokaues FAfcL and win-

fuw«nr,

Dtupers

Flannelsj

Cloths,Casaimereq,

KDSON, Btak NoU

ttal

-coa^aahof luarjr Nmm. Uiploawii.

Mack, Cluekt,Main

Onfti

I tat Vtuliof Carto, Ac.,

(!«arr* T. Jana. pndiol

inMhich are8-4,7-8,

4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 10-4, 12-4 Bruwn

Ware

Jttl^vv

Slaaal&ietaren,'

A CO., iuin

and Bleached

Sheetings and Shirtings} a do do Drills,

S'lM. txiwmi

Tl''

Vh 1.,

Comb,

SDUOS

A. C. JAM Ei 167 Mw e, Wood

Doy

Cau,W«uw*,f

Skins

Domel aad

all Wool Flannels.

lea of

atia and

cuwtaaNvoa lai{a pyni

liac

wch

at CopMr VVaab Saw. Taa

^alh^TVtn mrrioi

fcada

Fuuau

and

tpakiu

Globes,A liens,Spragues,nnd Cochicos. MS— i^ncaster, Manebester, English, and French.

aunuitcu

IMaMoofaad

Cnshmeres, Chu.

aallom

Poplins, Lustres,

^^^Cruvclias, Brocades, Coburgs,

Kwfice

bmictt, and tn

the beat rnarmrr.ai

Steaa MarVle W»rk».

I/JWKT A RL'LE,

eoraer

Brt*l»v »od

aaiaal*. Xoinfaa

SUta,

Kaoad lo ardor.

&Satina.

and

and Bay State.

FiWi

Ki.

Ton

Walaot.

ke., aaaeatad la

Reaves, have

stack

Merchandize in and connected with my Store, in Terre Haute, Indiana, to Georse ReeveS and John C.

Waaoo

demands due me for

and

accounts

Reeves.

public are respectfully notified that the undersigned have purchased of George

Particular

GEORGE H. REEVES.'

Terre Haute, September 1,1852—dlww3t

Pure

Rectified

diitann

tjie

same

ana

when on professional

5, 18j2—dlw-wtf

Notice.

Office

accounts appear

general

Terra Haute and Richmond Railroad Company, Terre Haute, August 3, 1852.

Board of Directors held

wns ordered—

That at the next regular meeting of the Board, on the 12th day of Octobcr next, al) delinquent stock

this Company, and all payments made

stock

subscribed beinjt delinqueni, shall be

forfeitcd .ngninst

ers thereof, if the same

that time

Aug 6, '52—w6w

the subscribers or hold

afiall

S ...

Whnkv, ,'do., "Oi K.?

brand. All

8eaond

One

not be fully paid by

CHAS. WOOD,

Vigo Collegiate

Scaiea, Hay

orjert Iroto

aa. Old

liwch appl^,

do- Gin

Pure

Kpiriti

fur

d(x K.l!

ttraod Al*

pronptlr'fal'Superiorlo, .ded

llit

low

eat market prico.

Villtaa

Bee*,

Ko.71waul5thtt» Mmututuw

GEORGE REEVES.

Surgical

tbe

t.tbetwer6 Main add

•BART 'H

Surgeon.

and Re

Tnya

and'Ore

fbna, PlaJtoiTO Contar, and Omuati' £nlc», Brao aad Iron Sealca and Bnina, Pmcrlpli^a Baliacn, done oa tlx aborteM noiice, and warranted temei.

JT. C. akaektcford 4c Co., of 3*ddlS llridlea, i«hna, Tniah. etc, *tKMnlrttl

retaif."W» 90i Main at,, IwHrreeii 6th and btK Asolaf, Wall Paver, etc.

Cv, No. 179 Mam a., oetwacn 4h and

FALL A I A

ARE

now raeeiriag 4*re&t deiphii|aHd B^mSorr, a|(»r i. t± Dry Otoods,

mtj

iin

Mo.

14.)

iia c»ll Klisliai Saaadan,

Wtd kr

tUTOBTEa aiOSBSH a .Niks mi aMnau ehcap Or taHi, H* II. 4th •)., beltracaKlinn WiImI,fnfwirlt C«» Iwt

•••I* Ac 8h*e*.

MHN OATIS, WlMUnl*dulw !s Sooia SteM, N». «.JM. Wtltml ltd Vfaw.

Mid

AnpitMior. Traphirtof.

Reeves

& Go.

ca»e

fuaJe,,

Ueniti lustfuineiit^

VotUU

Also

irbI

met

etc.

Tnutu of wery ekscnplxm,

appllad^ aad warranted.

uomptly aitaudod -to

OrderKiQM'i

Cor

fclednc

Hw ok

and cast

of Dr.

Macbl- 0rn*«!iC*l pnrpw

Sycamata.

New laitia Kiibber

BlCKi

OXf

DrunlsU'

WarehaaieMaiwac-

aorth

-reat ooruer 6tb

turarf

Atenta

for Ooodyear't

Metallic India Rubber

'aJl Dtftaiera

Fabrjci WbolaaaJe

ia India Rubber BooU

India.

Rubber

dotn*

Fancy Article^aiwltobe**, Hoae,

thine

IWliof

erf

and thv diseases

bteua Fackmg,

alio,aand

wbicn we offer

and Ala.

Btanificent aift^rtuitot

hrRliaa

all

SUk

and

Guvhani I in*

the kwe»t New York pr^cea.

Scale

ITlaaafactHrer.

B. COLVIH

Irxju

conataady

an band a

C%u*Wr,

food awrtmonl

Scaka, of

Bra*s

may

^aah paid'for Bra as aud Copt«er.

P. HAI.L,

improved plan,

and

fmt

uu in any part of the couuiry. BeuaiH done on the shortest notice. Factory and &Ue Boom aorth tide Co)ttaibfa

lLy

beiweea

S) Ctmen

aod

JBell Founder.

R. T. THOKNBCKN.rnwt JU^eL between Vine Md Walnut, «*ih M*, Swiiiid Sil»er n»lerf Faucets roMlaia Cock,.tad Oe#a%i6r «»rk

Confcciioner.

No.Wholesale

Mxhi •., uiaoubctura and keep, eoiolamly on haul, Ha

latgMi asabnawnt the Weal. No. 99L Main at., three doore AND qckf.nswahe.

pso Twlow ilow Thin), Dealsn in CHINA, 0LAS6,

Clswisn dr Lsdlsw,

No. 10 Second it.. Wnwn Main- aad Wa|mi, MaoofcfLurcra of all l^ndi of Plalfowif Hajr, Stock, ft. P* D,* pot. and Track Scalct, DrcgiMU' aod Counter fialaiicw, Bnnii, TnicJu. and Skids. Pinno Vorte

Vealcn.

SMITH NIXON, No. 78 wear 4th tlrtct, ne»r Vint II. Keaslee, No. 976 Alain

RKathemafical

Secretary.

Institute.

aad

Pbtlosephlcal

INSTRVMENTS.—11. WAKK, Manuftdurer, W.

cor.

5th

SSiaieFyW

Ke. i» wMltthM. GoM and Silver WaWw, Jewelrj «l*er Wa»^ MaeoBk Jewell aad Ctcbiof oo laad, rod aiade to order. ^RTntefiieo, eelry, Ac IPaney^ Goo4a. 0CHMfc4r CuS, laimrten a«d Mm CuilerV, fancy aad- na nab 130, Maia ttiect,

Vkole*al«

Co.

the ht pkvffl h. Hie Uahac

Main Hre*t, «b door l».

tew Lower Market «.-« inrHr fNiWrv MwrK*ii« t" noilninr oi'»oclr. Trnnlts, Vallees, Carpet Ba|Ji ft

Maiuifactonn of the abo»e article^ No. 70 Main #.

Faakioaabie gnrnUaw.

L. M. CBANE, Maaafacnmr of KaMooaWe Cabio* r*n«ara.

Mi tree. Wo. 4S Maaj 4»h 8iwt' HODSE nmmsHim kstablwhurkt, iad TJIJ. ag». Shnt hva Wa#e

JUtmtbeurj

Cn#rfaae Sfaanfaclarew,

tARA. ttue^o, Ch.,Tab Hiwt, tatweea Viar aud Jtaee. An Made mm

wUti

great

Cafiae, aad att

lt&-

tOtx

Me,

Ho.

AOt'E.

\lTH^bafeandadpenar to eay article of the Yw liMl ntow in me. Majr ba bed at Groverman and Bourne'a. Prepared and wajrraated by "v G. W.

BALL,

Terra liauta, Ai^ust I?, 1952—w3?kq-

Ouriaga mrt, refabad oa

a«»t and Belt lBanafiutarti^ JeI'PBM SETMOUa, ooraer of Wdaai ud Oeam

F|ae aal CetauMa,

VavMMi ft Clark,

filter PTaiera All itreet, Letwuta ITalaat aal V«t, ani

4am

dispoe-

Ifce baat paiftla

WiL

aorik aide al! ktada oi

SAfc we Mil, Ml a aee Naa)«k afereM.

Clnrtanttf, Aogvft 15, INS mMtto Augost 2d, 1852. CfiEfiSfi. A CHOICE article Cheese juet woei^ and for sale at CONDIT8.

Jane 1?. '52-wif-43 Family Floor

KEPTIVeali

eoaetantM oo hand in barrels and halt Tarre!*, *t ooNDrra

Wood and Coal Wanted

exchange tor Carding and FalUng, fec at Holmes'a Mill. May 10,'52^31-138-^11-38

Ov«r4sg or tbe Befar of Wycheriy. A Historical Romance,-by ALFRtii) GREYi"3L SON, Eeq. •, ..

For sale at this Sign of tka^Big BookJ-^l^^J vi JulySl,'53-tf m? —nt.TipiTj -'T •. .. .« j,

Ilat O irarefi rid:«.,

AtSO-rA

largar

loroi v.. ..

sold *ary low for oash 40 appW* large assorimeiu of. IVlliPrK

A N

Hals,

their

aad

Batkr laiiaagar

Clua KrtiUr "jj "«"W

WaliTCh'ani,,bandLiquof.aadud *ad Puana L»ft_aiid Paaya, fpr

iiuvtoi Put—/*

Soda Water. Me

N. B.

Omlmt

tiitTi Staa, niiVti Itirfla. CAblaaltod

etc. The Trade wppttad with Martla ia Block

aad Mab,

F. llarlaaa

Maattllwhtnr

IMk Moieal laaii

WnOd and Biaia latnaBM*. ao tha I Wwl P., Uracil «tti »ad

6tfa.

Ucarie Haa*«,

I* MOUNT, a

Co. Proprietor*

Srcaimn

Tmrd «lraat, yoriA.xJa, bttwaaa Ifcia »Pd

mA—*.—Tbfmkon

Homo ia tb« mo.1 buiiaa*

SCTdMaia| id the iiniuadiata TieioitT«( tl h. Poal (HSca and Teiecmih (Mm. KBCKLKS A«8UTUKM.i, N*. 4th aortk aid*, far doon aaa«

J_arrt7 dmriartoa tl, mriag ftr V»tta«, qaiiy^

Viotincalkn, aad Double Ban.« ia the aba** article* executed DazVi Bra* ImtnimnU.

Jf Ti

Daafartk, Bal4 ft

BANK NOTE ENGRAVEKS

atttaiino

p&rum and ducripiion.

Cm,

Now

34 wi*

4th

Bank

•».,

Nam, Drafli, CertlBnltf

aupaHor etrla.

Carriftgc

of Gooda and

Mala aad

De|x

it,bitwaaa

Billi

ofCxehaan

XKmnmfmetmrer*.

B. BA0C£

and

Urrttft HuiufocHifefi,

ConeUnllr oa

Mod,Coach

No.75walwtf

made

to order at

Family

(hat

ootica,

Canian^ Baroadwe.

ai«f •ajn|W»

aad

B««|i« aJ»,

HoMCarrfaute •awltarturan.

buuUh, Eae*J*,

Shop coroer

Colaatbia

aiwa, nfr( mJ ai« tea lt». Walait mwt. Wiadew Shad* Haaatecl«rr JOHN M. YOCUM,

Stt

Shadea,

aid Elm

toi

of all qualities artd pVicee hitv#been laid in arith be found cheap and eicetle: 32 lUdiS&tiapjBa Senna very fine, with

great care^and will be found die f\TTi

W I I A

Pro-

•nl-w ji 4lyu egrrapoadhf

IX*

i)ISwk N«tn ^l|iei|on OAc« undar Un aaparvWaa Vritaaaia

tttrk Sioh.—Abo, Uaaim ia

via vxnztgiz'

!n»« Baila'i (Late Baaaael'a) ferfamery. WEkTBHN AOENCT

No.

38 wol

(ilia ICS HaiaA.) fkc

aid Brmk Depnt

Tailet an4 Skarlaa Saaps, latAftiml by

PALMER, W waat 4tk

OML

j&btn,

at baftraa»

hJlan, «ad

otfaaw

«rilHa itt» Ifcau iimaana

wlw.' iw tefy* purcbuii tsyemw

MMa aad

mtn4(bawl5b.

audc^n

awaolypii

aad

Jot* ot

dtwn|«9i.. sur*W*

*atj

order.

Tyre

W. a O. W.

io»

ail

Caaacrtaiih*,

aoaSDN,

Froui miwom

Extra globes and chimneys,

and capable ofabeddiag "a flood of lighf'on any subject—chaste, beautiful and cheap—ere to b« found among tbier large anil general

Caps, Hoofs & Slaoew,

comprebenatv* S&<^ke«aatern marvels can af'C»un&y mvchaBA, Vtthing -"jfitrfp" findtlii»fl8tdnhshnf4M«ailuated kt'tkenorth

r.oi

^iwMiublic aqaar'e,

Terre-noute, oeVegards the

corner one in

WHOLESALE GROCER AND GGMMB9810N MERCHANT, Main Cross St., 3d door

west

perior brand—warranted equal "to any nltfnuTaciuredin the Uni tad States consisting*!' Rifle and Blasting Powder in varioua ige?. This powder'he oilers tor ashfcin lota toauil. ourchaseina, upon

atr

Tvestern lTyT TVlioies 11 aeaiei^i al^^VjjVrs a,osiring to purchase will find it dacidodly

advantage to examine this p$rdfer'b«foi-e'obiai&-thg

atock. .. WILLIAM McCLEAN.' Dec 5,'51-1y-5-15 Manufacturer's A^cnt.

A fine'assortment ofabsoried

Lisle, and

Waiaat, uaaortm of Matieal Imtiaaola, Oanaaa, rraadh, aad CagM Qaadi aMpliaad

A, opppaite Uaaanoo

aaarydaacriplVoDdonat»

F. NIPPERT'S CHEAP GASH STOltE. Fhrrington'ft Bfock North of'th«ffsublic Square Mat S§t 32-dlw-wtf-l32-40

New Shingle

HE subscribers would respectfully

the

Hoaae.

TraoanMonciai, Seroea^ Wlm Oliuda,

Wladow

and Ornamental

order ia the tary bat

etyia,aad

under good roots to giv«

ehort

paid to op

Start SAada, and.

Skasrt

cavy

Wkftletalc Llfasr Stare.

T. B. HABRD, Nu. 31

Columbia at between Mala and

•ale Detlar

ror«n aad

rantir

baad a

Uf*e

Sycaawrg,

aappljr of

ingdsewhere All orders from

Wanted

exchange for Full

Clotlu^ Casaipcrca, Sati

nets, Flannels, Clanket.6,

Mill. May 10, '52-jJ3t 138-wtC-38

wlicitad

and

Ma^neta

».

Fnrttitdre Warcroomi. _'

MITCHCLL HAMMEXz-BKHG, Wb-»U«alo

and

KeiaU Uealen,Noa*3

interior to none in the west, He will makes Clothes

&.c„ ut lIolmes"8

Sites & Katzdtiba!iigh

Undertakers and CofjBn-Makers,

and Main

atreefi,

RESPECTFULLY inlorin

they

ot FhJorm,

will.uive uhdivided attcmUon^ta the [above business, with relieve tlie friends of deceased "pprsond th .1 indisoensable trou^laattendinitllie dea.tht a mend^jfid would

statu that

nearly opposite White Hall

June

St.,

laiprntar aad Wholitalo Deakr rreocli aod Genoa* (lf SWnk. Kaepa coaataolly oa hand, French and Genu an Calf Skiia, Sjauiih &>le I/auicr. aad Cltr'do., Morocco of al) kinds alao^ Maauftctarer of Buck Skiaa, a&a Bttrk Skin Ctlntfit.

HAS

of 4th and Sy-

cftram oppoaite Poat Office eotraoce oo 4lh atreet—where n*y be found evenr vanetjr of Imtromeats*-

Queen City Scale MnnnfiBCtory. JAM HUDDAHT, Mail) •., tHMiaJnol* timh tberiicr. Hoor,

toii»er and also givo strict attention

Btfreta, Main

ttfiurtarera oi Ptraand Waterproof OwtpoetliAn Rnofr. Whnlraaia and Re (al Healeo fa Wall Papm, Borden, Fire ftma, Wide Curtate Papery Band Boiea, OompaitlinailooflnK Mareriala, ele. •intM l^arc. ile and Retail D«l«r k-ltt afoneral nnni—»t

SkMlee. Bridta, Harnrav WUf, Cah

L. MACKNET, Maaaftcrarer, and Whntei abo«,'

Ian,etc. ahe, BU«MUMnrW4 lipemi Cloth,of afl kin&t, ffMOabtly W, Which be oftntireiU cheap, »o Siliat,ee«th«Me,bet«»aa Mala and %camore atneta. Repairing dona witti netiitei end dtytch.

Joseph Draper,

i- Clocks Watches,

'a^T°°l* MaMHr6«J»

Aloor Lock naaalkctorr. 7j

McGaBOOa UKI'. have moved UM»laeuicturioc.Ueprtia*litt«tBafr mw baiKH«« en Wcalrm IV»w, between 6lhitx17ill wmh, John M. Layman

Mm,

CMta. etc.—Wamoww, Now II Syr.ii.orr one door aho^e TM»*.

Iron Railing anajUratlnn. JdhN MAGNUM, ManiiMr^of Ihfc M**J &?, IMcni^i SUj. wan ani

Omtry

Kwling^ of all p«lHrw atay Vattlia. Baok OoaO,

aJ anw, WeWBi Bow, eau ride, wwtt Vara and iie wwh. The Ureat Western MAmirACTt'REa,J. M. BRUNSWICK, mmroi0"i«^_™g Habtnii aad Roeewood Tafcka. thefaHt, wKh awrtfe toqi,$»»»

Balh T«ta, ftper Film, nuw«^ ijsa

mieh i*d Chiea teawal, whotenleaad an* griilaaia^Wa^ 11 aL, tetweea Eiai aad Aaal%

tsnmai HENRT waUN ceetvr i^Hmbc.

th^y

Coffins kept on hand of all sizes. To persot)3 in the oUMtry, they would

by any person

will

N O AH E

assortment

of gOoda. QCEENSWARE STOCK IS FERFECT, And their vaottyot

ill

W13t

the moat

imjpvftiug

Qsinliy, Vtaiaty an4£heiq aem of (oed^ They, aa well as all othera, are respectfullytn*'' vited to call and examine the stock o«H»snd.— ,, -, WILLIAMS

Gwrtaibr

.ine,

lo tk Ladies.

A-Exclusively

BEAUTIFUL

assortment of Ladies double

atid single embroidered

Under Sleeves,Cufls,

Cellars,3liem»«ette8, Capes and Cafpa. Also, lnlantaCnpa, Linen Httti^ikercUWisj IVIouming Collars and Cuffs, JacohPtt aHd Swiss Edgings and Inserting^, Lisle and Liilen do.

colors. Kid,

Cotton

are

prepared to undertake tho' ttliole birsineW oftunerals, if desired,or.anyparl thereof^ at reducedgripes. A bearse will, jn

itl

the most

«pt*tited

style, when the cloths are tbrnikhed by the

cuts-

to.cuxtiug all

kind* of garments—all of if kith a&t^l te dptie with taste anddespateb., /.

Oct. 22,1849-9tf UAVli) rfAftTSOTK

Western States For Buflfrtlo, Canada and Western StrttCg.

WITHOUT RESHlPPmo AT

Albany or Troy. PEOP*t*TOR8.

A. R. COBB

St Co.,

falo.

Ctothiera«

rCCtmCIMGR, GOU1.VMITII a cot, No.

fbdt ^Ftbdl&kia

Street,

A. W. PALAZER, A. CO., i21 llroad

York. -i* 'eEai.afaifewi.i f. E- W. Sloaxk, Agenta,Nd.

dbT-

Street. Ne*

121 Btoad Street,

C- Canfifjj. I New York. ft3rMerk Paekaoea, W. 8. line, and ship

Western States Line, Foot of Broad Street, New Yofk. In. connection, with Terra Htuiit and Toledo LmiCaltal Boat. f*1

cowsiefteEft. „7r,.

SOOTT A, Sfekceb, TVJtdo, Earia Jt, Legoctx, ifcrre llattte. lifar- 26 '52 w-fon-31. fj i.

———————

WAR WITHSIUIN

IO.OOO Voliinlcei*9 Wnlilcd To march ttf the tin ahop of Thayef A. Hostettcr, in Clinto^ Ind., *•)*[*Xhtf are aajftirud tllat tbe prices Wflf not hurt or kiu ibe^ui$Mteef.

———————

Coppern Tin dhd iron

MANUFACTORY.

J. L. Thayer fi, J. Ilostettaf woald respecfrtilly Say to the toublii tfrtd those wishing Tfn, C-npcr and Sheet IroA i^afe, ffist

call at the

*n*,

het,

ibef vrffbld

SOHth cdtifbr Of J:

Hedges

AkUL

marble WMa.

aaOOKnCLD a SON. MaiNe Wtata oa a» we* aida a W a W a a ad SO Heaikaw, 11MH TTftar CtHr* mi

dd well to

IU Whftfcomb & Co'e.

Yellow Block, ifearly otoposfte .the

office

of Drs.

McMillaiS, itmtb (hcv will he found at

all timea, teady ttietetttie all jobs in their line, at tRe Mo?teat ftotHto, thd in tbe very best manner. Hoaae €!6'ttering and Spouting, Done wiih (leatneaa and despatch.

Coniftry merchants and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their bills, which will mrfiUbd •taomptly and to osder.

JAMES L. THAYBR,

Nor 15, '51-12-tf JOHK HOSTETTER.

George Hummslr'a

Premium Essence of Coffeo*

Tsand*

HIS Essence haa been proven bf many thouof the mobt reepectajWo faitifties hi the United Statea. to be by tar the heat preptfratfon ol Coffee ever offered To the pribUb. OAe fmekage of tbia eaaence will go aa far jiAt fbuf ponAda o( Java Coffee, ami QOIKO «n«tie by ft will preaerve perfectly ihe taste

'die beat Java Coflbe,

bat will be raueh more whole#0«ie, more delicate, fiber flavored,

Jterfectiu

rffrjr, ttlrf in every ia-

atanee auperior to the Java Coffee. Manufactured by Dan Behler &. Crt.. Ne. 381 Callowhillf?i above 6th St., Philadbfphia,. and sold .Wbolesaieamd RetaU, ut

IOWNING

IUKN WAU.-S. "Prairw 'i'y IHu^titore.

Terre liauta, June 1Q, '.53 wif-*5

NATIONAL ROAD StREET, East End AVE on haml a very largo assortment of all kinds of mosi approver &tovc8, which fhejr kinds ot apph nrp 4etcrnun«iimost to sell

nn deternuntti

.tjibta Qur

Phoenix do.

of Sfulbefry,

MADISON, INDIANA.

Agent for PottX&r

HASonBeatty'sCdArateiBaltintore

hands

a fewhundred

Kegs

•We

sell at the loWent figuraa paaoi

stock

cotiaiata, in

part

such as" Building

$ilk,

Gloves, black and -faofV color

ed FaHi, a large lot of block ahd (attcy Silk Paraaola, Silk Bereget Thread

and

mer Shawla.

Ladies it'ho are particular in fleltctfhg articles that are moat becoming to litem, and at. the same time are desirous of studying economy, would doW3lt to«all at

American

Factory.-

iftfiJI"rh

feitizena of Terra Haute aod

country, that they have just commfilced faaturfng Shingles superior to aay offered place- We invite all who jviah

a call befor

whole,

UooieUle BnuiduL Waaa, etc K^a

eon-

Muaeat

aud

^laiaga Wtaa ^Doju^ic

lrlab,and do:...r.HollandBrandi.•Uldetc.-

Moooo

distance promptly a terded to M- Ji. & W/WAiXACE

Factory back of H- Fai^hank's jrifle laciory on fourth atreet, between Ohio andil/ain streets-

Terrs .Haute, il/arch 29 I852.^duw-ly 102 3^ Wool

the

follqicr.

CELEBBATEO STOVES: Tight lawi-,'

•Etna

Air.

EARLY.

Terre-Haute, Oct.27, J849 #tf.

Tig^m^.very Troy Air

Ttgh'.,

superior siov««,^ SelfRajulau The

Best

Peemium

?I)ruui

rariot,

Egz Coal

Farmer's do.

Rerdr'a Patent Double

Dog Irons,

will, oh

favurublt^^m^asji wniilur

Stoves.

JSix,Seven,andTanPlaWI^

Stoves, ill

Sugar

accoudt,

.Ijjind,

•p^mpTly

great vari-.v,

OVen, ety. Also—PkiltSfS and Lids.O^ena and Lkla. Old Litis,

Kettles,

and in

fa-t almost^

every article required by housekeepers for domristip purpose. swl

Bouse Guttering and Spouting, Ejtecaied

at short notice,»n a style

utidbttakg ft job

noillflish.is pfef nijieMlieiit. .. P. Si A

suppl?

FURRI8H FREE

cast.

to their

Rrown Linens, blenched artd breivn Lilian trilliftgSi Insli'Liiiens, Table Pamask. bleached and brown Table' iotligv,NapkinsH Doillies, Russia nndifeotch Diapers. Crauli, Bird's-Eye and lluck-aCiicii-Towehngs, vVn.

Wftdlen:

AnieHmti, French. Gertnan and English Clothsi hla'cltand-tony Caaatateres and French Doeskinsj

ET»oeudai.iavtiu«ts.lwttn9.

the

Teije

oitfzens

Ilaute

a Ad

vicinity,

that

all eases be fiirnished free rij

attend

29, ^-rlltf-wly-25-43

va»

Merchant Tailol'

removed hia Tailor Skop from Market street to National Road street, qneVoctfeast of Ira Gruver's

Tin and

Jioom, a

Plat-

Sheet Iron

where he has opened

mwiufaclory

in his new

Fancy Front Store

MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP, and is prepared to furnish this best and inwsi lasli ionable materials, mid

make thetu up in

Cashmeretle, &c.

-. ._ .Vestings: |y Fahcy Silk, Satilii,' bbfi" t'nesimere, to'bite aiid buffMvfseHlek.

Sundries:

^^lUckitlgai SliirUug Siripe, Checks, Hosiery, %?:.• Ribbons,TlaWkerchiefs. Pmbrellas and Parasols, GltiveS all kinds KtljriTics and lnsertii*is.

We. are rpc?ivi|ia every week ndclittons to tlic fe stock olrieW and:desifal)lo ftylts keeping our as.toriihbnfr atSll tlnirS'liill and eornpiew. 8&AlBm-Cia}]l-

Mayfil,^-#^

mylhat

they wiH furnish coffins cheaper than they hovt been

fumistied

the county,

charge, any distance hot Over ten miles. Shop -oq arket street, north oi

ami

the funeral with their

I»e3rse

free tij

Uk ^ourt

house,

0 W N S O E TJ2RRE-HATTTE* 1NI» *J ui

TJ2RRE-HAUTE4 1N1» I O W N (LATE OF COVINGTON, IND.)

HAS leased, for a term of years, tfu* New and commodious brick building situated neni- the southeast cormfr of the Pi»blio SqviT^J'dn MarkctStreet. The prbprietdr would

respectfiftHf inform his former patroiis and the travelling public generally, that hie houiie is newly arid rteatr^ furnished, and In good order. He ia now well prepared to Rccomnfodate hia friends and patrons in IMS J3ICST STYLE, lie oaks 'a continuance Of fdrrfter favors.

Large and vrdll artanged Stdblea belonging te Uu Mouse also, a genteel Livery Establishment^ attached for the accommodation of guests.

Unserpaased.

vre

nM fonvaVSed^

dau«l|l.*.

of.ODD PLATES always ojl

on insurance, which

will furuTistt aiL343CtfltS {Ser

lb. slter the irtsur*

We have a grwai many mtterss for Mirj.cA9Ti.v0sg, on hand, which wc tfill have cast—tlrhett the job p, exceeds ,000 ll»ai—at 3 Cents

for Fhrnace and

Fottt)dery.

Cincinnati,or Buffed* make,)Lard

1S1SSh&"'

Uinahams

the

the amending

tnanufor'sale dwell Urchas-

We are prepared

to executes,

ols lo any extent, at short notice, in the casting^

Fronts,(eitherTerra Haute) If

Kettlea,Urates^

HEYMEll

cfl

M. W. WILLIAMS, No.

HAS

Sunirtier

Grass

black

———————

Farrington'a Block*

now opened a large and complete assort-

incnt

of Goods, suitable for the Spring and

mcnt

trade, whi

lancjr Sum

jl} be is

ces than any

prinied

offering at lower prl

other house in the city. The stock

consists iapariaa follows -r-&m *,-%• t)re^ Goods*. fewh

Berege

plain

feeregp- IJe 1.

etyle'Aiouselm De

BcregC all colors jfe

nines and Tissues,

Lnwha,

Spring

Lianips

Frehch,

liurislon, and

Silks. &.C., &c.

wikt6 aooda:

Stvlss ivfuslln, VicWflrt

Ilook Mulls, Cambrics, Jadonetta, Tape Checka, Stripes. Curtaiii Muslins, &fc., a lafge ahd handsome assortment. ... I:

EroWti Sh6etihg8!

Alldeslraljlp brantlsof 3-4.4-4, 5-4, 6-4,

100 uiceoa of 3-4. 4-4, 5-4, G-4,

aud

and Bishop Lawns,

and

10-4.

Bleached Sheeting:

10-4.

Prints:

3t)0 p^eo&i of t'hllh) Allen's. CocheCd, Surague, ilanultov^ Union, IVfcfilinac and English brands. *:'v Cottonadosj tO pieCeB.iEcludiftg favorite styles, Ripka fnnies, Napfcg|($^eiiiiis, blu§ dfiihngsjyjj^»^x: I ruffes. v^:.

P. ii. BROWN.*

Terre Haate, May 3, '51 -3t5 tf

G-Olden Opportuliity 1

HAVlN(r

rewived and opened my entire ne^v

stock ofTancy and staple Dry Goods, 1 now offer tliem to the public at unusually lowpncea for cash. £etry variety 01 goods that it ia usual to keep in a well appointed dry goods store may be procured hern.

Beautiful figured and plain drese Silfts, figurbd and plant Bprngi-n. P^ilins, lancV Lawns, De laina, and Ginghanta book, mull, swisa, an4 dotted Muslim^ plain, siriped ahd cross-barred Jacotieft tvhite and bbrk silk Latefs eftdTringes: drest Trirhminga, white Skirts, cotton Hose all coiera, Irish Ijncns, bleached and brown Do* mestics, Bed-tickings, Checks, Cottofl Yarns, Boots and Shoes

for

women, men,boys and child

ren. Extra fihe and eorhmoii Silk tfats, Kossuth ana Mexican do Jjook^gjsfaesco, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, and- *1 ohilfcco. T^iese are but a. few of the many articles tfhk'h'may be purchased for as little money as possible, at

Dealers who have been accustomed to making tlx ir purchases

F. NIPPERTS CHEAP CASH STORE, Harrington'a Ulock North ot the Public Square. May 2tf, '52-dJw-wtf-154 40

Japanned Till ware Manu factory.

HE underaiencd manufacturr-sahd keeps conJtaMlly on hand a large and general assoru rhenf of Jrtpan/ied, Ornnmrntal, Ilrouzed, and 'Pressed Tintvarey wlrtch ho offers to sell to Cbuhtry Merchants, Stove and Tin Dealers,Pedlars, and others, al ericli priccs as will yield a handsome p'rolii to the bitter. 'Every article ha offers for erfte i»

tntkfa

ill his own shop, and un

der hia personal *uperintcnd«nce, from tho rawmaterial. And In this particular lie claimc to? have it tn hfs power to otter inducements, fataupcrior to any other dealer in the West.

Having recentl^jAade large additiona to hitr monufacturing"department in the way of room, maehfnefy, and a greater number of vtfQrk-men, he" hopea to be able to atmply the increaaing demami.

the eastern cities, will find that

they can do equally as wattbere in point of price ana quality, and in addition to this they can always buy just what they

Want,

and may

fill

up'

their stocks aa they may cWire, without the ivicbnvenienceof waiting six week* or

a eupply fromthe East.

NORTHERN

CONSTANTLY

.rw,9.Romh|,foIf

LIGHTS

appearing in their UsualbVil-

liantfy, irt Tv'ortneni

Tefti

Ilatito, seconds

btaa«IIO*thfofibaCcnftf Brides, on Meffcat Street,:, where wHlbefotmd coriatautly oil hand, at*Jiole-* a a

Cowywrioft SftWnAicrCandlea, Sujiiuiej Stearlna Candles, N6. 1 Fwre Tallow Canhlerif No. 1 Rosin Soap, Nd 1 Palm Soap," Nd. Whhe-har Soap',

No. Baftf*l« iv Iv waVii'i^f. ve «fHf*t» sale at all the principal .whixi.^il* boases, ami

Tbe above are wirrintot Wl kept for.

onV monufactorjr, ft* quantites »i the pwr chaser and ax aa low priccs a« tbwy can be bought* at in t'liis place for cash. The renowaad #u|iorioirty of our mannlaefure we hope witt Inmrre a continuance of «i\iii 16fmer euatomera, a^nd we re-' ^V 6)ecifuliy solicit the patronage of Merchants andgJ.'^ aU othera wishing to purchase a genuine article#* and req\ieat atl td examine the alwve articles previ« »ua ft tMtrelMainc elaawbace.

We wdt pay fba Itigheat «asli priee foi'Tallovv,

ttwrtmgH. B. M, fTARRtSOKJfc SONv .. ,!N§^29, *51-14-tfl3 v.