The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 3, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1852 — Page 4

IRON IN THE UNITED STATES.—The

New York Courier, in the course of a sensible article on the Iron trade and manufacture, says: "The consumption of iron in the United States at present, is about one million tons per annum, of which over 260,000 tons in pig-metal .— We find, by actual statistics, that foreign countries supply us with nearly 700.000 tons of the entire aggregate, while the domestic product does not much exceed 300,000 tons. In other words, we are patrons to foreign iron labor, in the proportion of nearly twothirds to one-third of our own Iron labor. Now, as we go on increasing in population, and our necessities are augmented, if our furnaces and iron mills are closed for want of protection, does it not plainly follow that this branch of our industry will be wholly suppressed?— How, then, can we escape the alternative, but by reforming a system so pernicious and destructive?" ~~~~~~~

A Western paper has been told that the present low stage of the Ohio river is occasioned by the scarcity of water. Singular. ~~~~~~~

THE JAPAN EXPEDITION.—We learn from the Washington correspondent of the New York Express, that there is no truth in the statementjApi Dutch (Amsterdam) paper, that the.Japan expedition is abandoned. Cora. Perry will re-

and then go on his way^ Tho'diffi'-uliv is, and has been, in** contractors not keeping faith with the Government.— Contracts that ought to have been completed in January last, are not completed yet. These, and these atone, delay the expedition. Meanwhile, no doubt, the King of Holland, as the Amsterdam paper states, has instructed his officers in Japan to forewarn the Emperor there, and to try to induce him to open his kingdom to the commerce of the world. What the expedition now waits for, is the steamer Princeton, waiting at Baltimore for her machinery to be ready.— We believe, also, there has been some difficulty in finding the proper crews*N

A man said to another. "Which is the heav iest, a quart of rum or a quart of water?" "Rum most asuredly," said the other, "for 1 saw a man who weighs two hundred pounds, staggering un der a quart of rum, When lie could have carried a gallon of water wj^h ease."

I'm clear grit," as the grindstone said tothojrazor.

A Pittsburgh paper says the river so low at that city that it is confined to its bed.

Why is a hen walking like a conspiracy? Because it is a foul proceeding.

RATHER AWKWARD

£OR A

during the winter months. ~~~~~~~

SPIRIT.—

An exchange has the following incident, illustrative of the mistakes which will unavoidably happen in the Spirit-land:

A gentleman was. a few weeks ogo, interrogating the invisible author of certain raps, as to the disease of which he (the rappet) died. With considerable natural difficulty and delay, the reply was spelled out "consumption." The questioner looked a little dissatisfied and a physician in the company, who was zealous in the f'tith, hastened immediately to explain that there are a variety of forms of disease, either of which may well enough come under the general name consumption. "That's all very well," said the questioner."but it hardly applies in this enso, for the man he professes to be was blown up in a steamboat!" The rapper was too indignant to muko any further revelations to that medium.

OYSTERS.—The Albany Journal is Informed on reliable authority, that the quantity of oysters now planted in the waters of New Haven harbor is 500,000 bushels. Estimating 200 oysters to the bushel, would give one hundred millions of oysters. These are for the early fall trade, and are aside from the enormous

quantities imported and opened there

The following is the vote in the Urited States Senate on the passage of the river and harbor bill:

Yeas—Messrs. Badger, Bayard, Bell. Borland, Cass, Chase, Clarke, Cooper, Dodge, of Wisconsin, Dodge, of Iowa, Douglas, Pelch, Fish, Foot, Geyer, Hale, James, Jones, of Iowa, Jones, of Tennessee, Mangum, Miller, Morton. Pearce, Pratt, Rusk, Sevrard, Shields, Smith, Spruance, Stockton, Sumner, Underwood, Upham, Wade, Walker— 3

S. Nays Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Bradbury, Bright, Brodhead, Brooka, Butler, Charlton, Clemens, Dawson. Desaussure, Downs, Qrier, Hamlin. Houston, Hunter, Mallory, Mason. Merriwother Norrls, Soule, Toucey, Weiler—23.

Absent or not voting—Messrs. King. Sabastian, Davis, YVhitcomb—-4,

THE FIRST STEP.—The arrest of Thomas Collycr and William Radford, owners, or part owners, of the Henry Clay, for "misconduct" and "negligence" in causing the death of one Julia Hay, and others, is the first step that hers been officially taken to bring the parties alleged to be responsible for the recent catastrophe to^Saishmenu The complaint which led to the arrest, we are informed, followed an order from Washington to have the parties accused promptly proceeded against, accord* ing to the Act of Congress "for the better protection of passengers," etc. The bail that has been exacted from the accused is an indication that the storm of indignation against those who could so cooly trifle with and mercilessly sacrifice the Uvea of men, women and children, is not to pass by as the idle wind. The public will watch further proceed* ings closely.—N. Y. Express.

At fSeterviiie Virginia on the 7th int^ a child of Mr. Darliag Um fell into water tea feet deep. The father, at the time, was on the Ohio aide of the river, but bearing the screams of his wife, he jumped into a skiff, crossed the river, dived three time*, and came tip the third time with the child, in time to save its Ufe! What way a wan not do if be trlasf— GWmty Timet.

A WORD TO BOrs.—Stick to your trade, boys, and learn bow to work if yon wish to be truly independent. Time is no more pitiable tight than a half tnechaaic applying lor work. He is always at the foot of the hill, and labor as he may, unless he heeomaa perfect in his trad*, he can never rise." rfi rr.rxr.-

Mrs. Gummy wonders that so many witnesses will submit to be cross questioned. She declared that if the law* her in

yer questioned h«r in croaa she wouldn't answer a word.

JOMMERCIAL INSTITUTE

OK INDIANAPOI.IS.

W. cK. SCOTT, A.M. Prineipal.

r^HIS

Institution is now permanently established, and in open at all time* for the reoepion of Pupils. and its rooms having heen recently ittcd up with ail the flcganee am) convenience ol he beat Cincinnati Colleee, now furniahesadvan'ages equal t» any institution in the west for a full »nd thorough Commercial Education, whilst th« •oat is little over one-half of others.

The studies of the Full Course are those ne««ary for a complete and thorough Mercantile Education, and comproheiwU tour distinct Claaaea

S*h|vcta, to wit:

ind Retail business by sole traders and Partners, Banking, Manufacturing, and Domestic Shipping, ind Coin mission, Steam Beating, and Foreign Shipping, and general Coiumission business, in eluding the method of keeping the varioas auxiliary books, as the Cash book, mi book. Bask book, Invoice book, Sale book, Grain book, Out ward Invoice book, Account Current book, fee.

The Second Clns* embrace* the Lawa, Custom? -tnd Usages of Trade an! Commerce.

Third Chut—MEKCASTILK AARTHWERI^—Em Hracee Calculation in Interest, Discount, Loss and •sin. Commission and Brokerage, Equation of Payments* Direct and Indirect Exchange, &c. &c. the new and improved method otVancollatien

Fourth Ciaw—COMMERCIAL

LA W.—Embracesthe

Law, See. relating to Sole Traders, Partnerships, Corporation, and Principal and Agent, Dills ol Exchange, Promissory Notes, &c., Marine, Fire and Life Insurance, Contracts with carrier* for hiring and service, of Sales and the nature o! Guarantees,and lastly those remedies which in measure lit the hands of the Merchant hirasell A* the Stoppage of Goods in Transit, Llen,"&c.

OCT Price of Cards of Admission to a Full Vuse, occupying trom 6 to 12 weeks, $26, pre paid or secured.

ent »et» of Books, together with Lectures on Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law. can be taken at any time, leaving it optional with the Pupil after the completion of the Partial Course to continue through the Full Course 93r*Price of Cards of Admission to Partial Cours?, $12.50, pre-paid or sicured.

TJTNO admittance as a Pupil in either coarse without first obtaining a Card of Admission from the Principal.

Lectures on Banking, Political Econom aud other subjects valuable 19 the Merchant to I known, will be delivered throughout the Coarse.

A Diploma granted to those who may pass a satisfactory examination at the completion of a Full Coarse.

The beet time for commencing either course will be the first Monday of each inomh, although pupils are admitted at any time. heport of the Board of Examiners, May

20,1851.

We, the undersigned,(by special fequeet,) acting as the Board of Examiners of'the Commercial Institute of Indianapolis, do certify that we have attended the examination of the present graduating class of said institution, and find said class as well acquainted with the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping as could well be expected, their age and opportunities of actual practice considered. We believe them to have received from their present Instructor, a thorough killing in this all important branch of Commercial Education, which, if steadily observed and properly practiced npon, will render them able accountants and valuable citizens, and we would recommend that the fallowing named members ol the present class receive Diplomas, to wit:

James B. Weeks, John M. Dorsev, Hezekiah W. Roberts, Samuel J. Morris, Joseph R. Haugh, John T. Ferguson, George W. Dorsey, Nicholas McOarty, Jr., James T. Brown, and Tyra Montgomery.

And, in conclusion, we would congratulate the citizens of Indiana in now having it in their power to patronize a Home Institution of Commercial Education where as much information, in as short a time, and at far less expense and anxiety of mind on the part of parents and guardians, enn, and we believe will be imparted, as at any other similar institution in the west, A

B. F. MORRIS, C. B. DAVTS, DAVID Wi uu* MS, f%,£k.HJAMlS L.

New Hardware Store.

TERRE IIAUTE, INDIANA.

SIGN OF THE MILL SAW.

1MJEBURNGrovermannow

subscribers under the firm of POTWIN & AM, are receiving at their store between & Bourne and Wood &. Donnelly, on National Road Street, direct from the manufactories and Eastern cities, alarye and extensive stock of

American and Foreign Hardware, embracing, in part, Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, Axles, Springs, Tin. Plate, Lnjr, Trace, Stage and Halter Chains, Broad and ther Axes, Bellows, Anvils, Vices,Slocks and I'ies, ice.-, Carpenters" Coopers* and Curriere* Tools, ^hoe findings of all kinos, a fine assortment Carriage aud Cabinet Makers'Tools and materials of every kind.

Dnilding Materials,

Soeh as Locks, Latches, Bolts, Bell Pulls, Butts and Screws, &c„ See. The most approved makes of Mill, Cross Cat, and other Saws.£.

Shot (inns Rifles, Pistols, Gun Barrels, Mountings, Locks, Caps, Pump Chain and Cranks, Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades, Grass and Grain Scythes. Plow Wings, slabs, Hoes, &c.,

A LSO, a large stock of Saddlery Hardware

LASS.

WILLIAM SCLLIVAW, Indianapolis, May 20,1851. N. B. It shall be the aim of the Principal tc furnish all the graduates of this institution who may desire it, with immediate employment h? therefote requests business men in any part ef the State who may be in want of good accountants, to inform him of the same,staung all particulars, and he will try and send him one well qualified in every particular. &3r Arrangements have been made with one of the largest and best Boarding Houses in the city t.) Board and Lodg* all the Student* from abroad at $2 per week, making the Entirs Expenses ol Boarding. Tuition, and Stationary,about $40, the price of Tuition alone in the Cincinnati Colleges. au«23-51 52-12m

Of every description Patent and enameled Leather, Oil ('kths, Morocco, Pad and other Skins Saddle-Trees, &c.

Rope and Cordave of all kinds: Oib% 1*\, White Load, marramUd httl hrtmd. A very choice lot of Paints, embracing the common and finer qualities. Varnishes of various kinds. Paint and other Brushes, Ac.

Onr stock of shelf hardware embraces a great variety of Pocket and Table Cutlery, and other goods. Merchants are invited to call and examine oar stock, as we purchase largely for Wholesome trade-

This stock is fresh and entirely new, and we

Rrv

determined to offer goods at sac prices as will give satisfaction. K&asti said for Feathers, Rags, Beeswax, Ginseng and other trade.

A. C. POTWIN.

JLstra/ tkt W«ha*k Sbm. 8. XV. BURN AM.

O* VT 1J

Terre-FfauVe, April 15, *53 wly-k

ST0VJS SldAE, •4Jfn

JOHN SAYRE

HAS

Jane S3,' !2~d4t-wtf-'lB-44fr

manner,

an aTmost eml* less variety of Par

lor aad Cooking Among them are the Triumph, from I)ayton

Kea-

Hoorirr State and tnchian Premiu

tncsian rreaitants, trota Cincinnati New World. Globe, Atlas, Gladiator, aitdCaltivatorJrom Albany, N. Y. These are all excellent patterns nf Cookfag Stove* meet

of them iataacMMbr either wood or coal, and maay having two fire-place#—one tor winter and one for summer. In his assortment of Parlor Stoves are theSoevenieraad Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or coel, as al#o ie the eelf tegttlaiing Cottage Parlor. Mr. Sayre hae also aa egjawave iswrtiMBt rfTio and Jappaned Wars,

Swwlmlliariuk Street, door asrth of National Read Street, oppwato Karrington'a ffieek, ia Terrs Hante. g.r, ».%'

Double Rectified Wkisky.

LtJDOWIClarticleof

HULMAN are now mannfiift-

tnring an Doable Rectified Whisky far snperior to any ever brought from Cincinnati, and in strength, parity and flavor decidedly the aow in this We

beet ever soldin this Western country. All who prefer a first rate article to a common one for the earn* money will please call at the CINCINNATI STORE, Union Raw.

All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES AND LIQUORS, of the beat qaaiity, aad at Cinrkes. always on hand. etnnati

Marc II, 59-wtf-39

rilR OKBAT KENTUCKY RMfMBDV. )R. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPAR1LLA!! Will Wonders never Cease! 11 the Tallowing euros, performed alone by the use el I IIOI.L'S SARSAPAHII.LA, are not wonder*, then w« ^knewledse that we do not know the meaning of th« vord. Ko*d. and be convinced that foots are stranger theo fotlaii ifm ,olaw* V. 0,, Fnlton 0o„ Ky.» Oct 1,1851.

Dr. John Ball: Deer Mr—The two own of your 8*rae•erllla, ordered In September, earns to hand, and, in »oinowhidging the receipt of the same, I feel I would b* tolng jou liduatloe to withhold the following, among th* nanj of ths Instance* that hare come under my observa. ion, during the hut two years, of the great curative prop rtiea of Your StraiMtrilU

Mrs. Jeamwtte Martin, a highly respectable lady of mj Mfahborhood, agod sixty-flve year*, had been long afflicted rUn a cancerous uloer, which finally reduced ncr to «c wlpteas a condition, tbat she could not loare her bed. 8h» .rted the beet medical advice In our county, without relief, tnd had given up all hopes of a cure. At this stags of het aae, I persuaded her son to take a bottle of your Haraapaano'ther boU&.'«W*h2&^ rood effect. She continued to use it until, after tfae use of JT« or nix bottles, I bad the pleasure of aoeing the old lady lerself at chutvh. 3he aasured me that she had almoin mtbely recovered her health, and from her I received the tecount of her disease, and in about the same words 1 give it to you. This is but one of a number of cures under my bservation—of very remarkable ones—performed by the ice of your Sarsaparilia, in my neighborhood. The doaand for it has stefcdily incressed since its Introduction lers.

it has steadily incressed since Its Introductu Very respectfully, your obedient servant, WM. R. D1CKIN80N, P.

BOYLS COVMTT, Ky., Oct. C, 1851.

Dr. John Bull: Dear 8ir—I have seen the most marvel oos cote of one at my patienta, by your valuable modicim —an old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood frith scrofula, and various diseases of the brain. She war dxty years old. It had run into something like leprosy wd fthe was the moat frightful creature my eyes evei oeheld. I callud in Dr. Mcraddsn, a very fine physician consult with me in relation to her. we came to th» tonclusion tbat it was out of our power to relieve her but going to my office, 1 accidentally picked up one of youi rriurnals, when, on seeing the wonderful cures your'8armjarllla had effected, I resolved to try the experiment in thl sase. I took her two bottles of it, after taking which 1 sercelved a great ehange. I took her some more. She is aow taking the sixth oottle, and I consider her entirely mred. I take great pleasure In recommending your Bar aparilla to the afflicted puhlio.

Tours respectfully, mr« Y# Jonx M. BOSS, M.D. I, ThOinas A. Rbig6,"6f Graves Co., Ky., for the benefit »f mankind generally, do hereby certify, that on or about the 16th day"of October, 1847,1 was attacked with a very Mvere pain in the lower part of the at4gmen, which lasted out a few minutes, and moved into the left hip, and con* tinned exceedingly paigfUl for about five days, during which time I had a very light fever. At the end of that 'ime the fever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, ifter which it again returned, and was much worse than Before. During all this 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 was so bad jouunenced rising, until some time in January, when it ourst, and a number of pieces of bone came on —as many is twenty, at least. Some of the pieces were three-fourths

an inch long. Some time after this, a hard knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my right wrist, and iiie on my leg, below my knee. I eootfnuea to get weak ind worse, and pahi made its appearance in my right ihoulder, and would move In my breast and stomach. At this time all persons gave me up to die. A physician then told me that, as a last remedy, I had better use Mil. BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF &ABSAPAKILLA. After the use of the second bottle, the knot oa my wrist commenced getting soft. I opened It, and a day or two after, piece of bon« came out. My wrist soon got well, and I ontinued to gain strength. After I used the third bottle, could get no more for soma four weeks, after which time succoeded getting three more bottles. After using the three last bottles, the knot on my hip became soft it was opened, and some corruption ran out, together with a imall piece af bone, and the sore soon got well, and the not entirely diappeared. The eore on my leg also opened, ind apiece of bone cams out. I continued the use of the Sarsaparilia until I used twelve bottles, and am now mtirely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem strange to some, but I will here state that, during the uimmer of 1818,1 coughed up three pieces of bone, which jan now be seen at the residence of my ancle, Thos. Neal, where I now live, and if any persons doubt this statement, will be happy to converse with them, if they will call on ne. Stood, THOMAS N. IUNQO.

baPPy to Signed,

JUtb afXmtnckjt. Oraxes Oo.. Bet. the undersigned,

This day personally came before me :ting justice of the peace in and for said county, and made Mth In due form of law, that the above statement is true. Subscribed and. sworn to, this 15th day of February. I860. 8. P. MORSE, J. P. for 4. C.

T, Irwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves Jounty, State of Kentucky, do certify that S. P. Morse, trhose name is signed to the above certificate, is now, ana *as at the time of signing the same, a Justice of the paace, and for said Graves County, duly commissioned and (ualified as such, and that faith and credit are due all his ifflcial acts, as such.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my

hand, and caused the seal of the County Court at

B*i

said county to be hereunto affixed this 18th day of February, 1860. EDWIN ANDERSON. Can the leader believe, after reading the description of die above numerous cures, that there is still a few hitman jeingr, suffering with disease, that refuse to give Bub's Sarsaparilia a trial. It is Indeed hard to believe, but nevirthefess, it is too true. What kind of testimony would It aOce to convince the few remaining disbelievers, tbat Bull's nedkine will do more even than it promises The doctor maid produce another and another cure performed by his sedicine but if the cases published above will not con/ice the sceptical, it is useless to produce any mors, and, ndeed, It would cost a fortune to publish the many certiieates that htrt bean showered on Dr. Bull. The largest nammoth Sheet in America would not contain even the lames of those cored, let alone full statements ef their

This medicine, when used according to directions, will sure, without W1:— Scrofula or King's KvO, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of -.he Skin, Erysipelas, Chronie Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Fetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism. Pains in the Bones or taints, Old Sores and Dicers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphlin, Dyspepsia. Salt ftbetun, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dlstame arising from the nse of Mercury, boss of Appetite. Pain in the Side or Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago. Oropey, Jaundice, Cestivenese, Bronchitis, SOre Throat, Jovghs, Colds, Weakness of the Chert, Pulmonary Affeoiohs, and all other Diseases tending to prodnee Consnmpdon, Liver Complaints, Itaaale Irregularities aad Com{taints, Sick and Nervous lleadaebe, Low Spirits, Night Sweats, Exposure or Impradenee in Lift, Chronic Const!:utfcmai Diseases, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and Jeaeral Tonic for the System, and a Gentle and Pleasant

ParfatiT*, it Is superior to tells, or SfMUts Powders. v. ..TX rn Mir

Bias Uek and Congress Waur,

DK. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, 81 Fourth St.. Loalsrtlla, Kr.

HMT* applieatioas for AfaneiM mostba addrassad. J. R. CUNINGIIAM, Sole Agent for Terre Haute, where Ihe Medicine can be had by the dosen, at Proprietors prices.

Large supply just received^ Feb 20, *52-w6m-26

ALSO,

TINaLEY & BURTON, WROMSALS BSAL^FTS IS

Foreip and Domestic Dry Goods

South East Corner Pearl and Walnut Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

ARE

now opening a full and complete stock of Spring Goods, which they offer for cash, or •nal emlihL

the nsnal credits.

Jan 1, _-»-»-!y NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Saah* Door Blinds, and Frame Factory, TERRE HAUTE, LND.

1HAVE

commenced the above businesn in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Bishop, on 4tb street, near the Post Office, where 1 intend to mannraetme the above mentioned articles from the very best material. Persons afcnnt erecting buildings will do well to give me a call, as I intend to make my prices suit the tfm«.

Orders from a distance can be sent through the PoM Office, and will receive immediate attention. Persons in the city wanting anything in the above well to send in their orders as earlv line, will do as possible

0. W. SHAFFER.

Mar 5, $£4awtf~»42.

Cash paid for Wheat

Holmes's Mill. May 10. 'MM3t-138-wH-38

Accbimodati^nTKo.'T

THE

subscriber, grateful for past hivora, takes pleasure to inform his customer* and the public generally, that he still keeps the

Accommodation Wagon* And will send home, free of charge, all articles (no matter how trifling) purchased et his store. }. P. POWARS,

Foor doors east of the Post Office*

April 2B. '52-dtf-J £3

BUSINESS cms.

A N

C&fllKiBlt eoiit'itr ©fflcr, •TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, WITH AFRESH SUm.V Of wximsxr 4KB oa OVCPOB. We have also a complete sat oi new and beautiful

CP O I

AMUS SEAHOTT. J. H. RUSSELL

Seabolt & Russell,

IJFORWA JMNFT & COMMISSION MERCHANTS A N O E A E S

Shawneetown, Ills.

J. 0. STEPHENSOK. M. D.

Vhyxirian and Surgeon, TERRE HAUTE, IND. Office nearly opposite Brown's Hotel*

Oct 18. '61-8-tf

A N I E & O S S (Succetfort to Bright Lanier,)

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

IMOTAHfS/'

PACXXT LAND1NO, RAILKOAO DKTOT, AND WHARF, MADISON, IND.,

Jtefrrencrm— Blythe & Holland, T. A. Morris, Kirland & Eittgibbon* Indianapolis D. White, Madison.

Oct 25, '52-9-lypd

1 THOMAS H. NELSON,::

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, TERRE HAUTE, IND. t)fice in Pkamix Mock, ttp-afairt.

Dec?. W IWf

J\* •V*J

HonsCf Carriage, Sign, and Ornamental Paintingf in all their Branches.

Designs, Banners, Flacs, Transparencies, properly executed—old Pictures cleaned snd varnhmed, walls papered, &c.

Shop on Market Street, opposite Doles' New BoiWinff, snd 2d door north of the Cotrctss Office. Terre Haote, mar23-30y E. K. BROWN. ••Ill ..... A "f CLE* Ttserxr, eiiaw* Btntrwi, PhiliKielpbis. Cincinnati.

J. EVANS, M. RESPETFULLY

DENTISTRY,

SMITH, D. D.

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

Early ALeggett,,

Forwarding ST Commission ataat4taBASta8i''! And dealers in all kinds of produce,

TERRE HAUTE IND.,,

Ml sr. 6ra-31.

^ffiOOEHSBS. LUDOWICI & HULMAN,18

ARE now receiving their Spring stock, eonrist^^ing of a fitU assortment« Groceries ol all kin&t

Tobieeo, Nails, Glass, Feathers, &c,

all "»f Which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. Call at the Cincinnati Stere, Union Rew

Mar 11. 53 wlv-29

J. H. LONG, M. D.,

CiOffice

Z^flVTTV

Mil

PRINTINS,

AT TUB

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

WARRANT SATISFACTION.

Blank Deeds & Mortgages,

BILLS OF LADING,

Protests and Instructions

For Flat und other Boats. Kepi constantly on haiid at this Office.

E A N O I E A I E S

WINES ond LIQUOESfor Medical use, pare and ol choice flavours, Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Staffs, Glass and Glassware, Potty, Glue, Brashes,

Bronzes, Gold Leaf,

ft^-Phyaicinns Prescriptions accurately com pounded. All our officinal preparations are made in accordance with the U. S. Dispensatory

April S, '51, 3a-tf

NEW SHOE STOKE.

SCIIOOLEY & YANHORN Offer for sale a large assortment of

GMT

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Also, a variety of

All of which they will sell at wholesale or retail, at their new store in Phcenix Row, on National Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also manufacture Boots and Shoes to order at the same place. SCHOOLEY & VANMORNJ

Terre Ilaute, October 4. '51-6-tf.

J. D. CONDIT,

DEALER IN

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, QUEENSWARE AND HARDWARE,

ALSO,

Family Groceries and Provisions,

AT TIIE

City Provision Storey

Corner of National Road and Fourth Streets Slsn of the Spinning Wheel. June 19, 'ft2-wtf-43

BANK, NOTE

'JiEFElTENCES.

D. Ridiardeon &. Co., W. A. Docker,Peoples & Ridpwny, O. Pool, Esq., Shawtieetown. W- & C. FeIIowes& Co., Geo. W. Givens, T. C. Twitcliel &. Co., Robertson and McDugall, John Hurley, Esq..New Orleatu, 1'ilden & Richards, Wool folk St Johnson, Thomns Pnoe, & Co., 5/. Louis.

Kellogg Brothers, Desn & Waine, J. S. Chenoweth, CincinnatiForsyth &. Co., W. Bseley Co., TitUburg.

Pnvidson & Bronnon, J. B. Wilder SLCO., LOW itville. .... .,. May 8, '52-wly-37 4

Wood & Donnell

OldJ^stabliKhed Stan

Drug Store.

North side .of the

mPVBLIC SQUARE.

A this store may be found as usual at WHOLESALE, a complete assortment of every thing if our line of business, which will be sold at the low est range of prices.

We are in receipt of spring supplies of Draffs, medicines. Chemicals, Roots, Herbs, Extracts, &c., purs ond of best qualities.

of Dr. A. Holmes, and rwipectfully so

licits a share of public patronaije. The following from Dr. Holme* is considered a sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind.

The Practice of Medicine

Will be continued from my office, by I. Lone. M. P., who, daring the past two years, has proved himself faithful ana worthy of confidence. jnnel-40-tf A HOLMEt*, D.

CORMCTSD rot THK WMLTB COURIK*.

Intfiauft*

State Bank and Branches, Watson's Checks, Terre Haute. Kentaeky. Bsnk efKentuekv, Northern Bank of Kentucky, «. Bank of Louisville,

Ohio Lifs Insurance and Trust Co, Lafayette Bank, Franklin Bank, City Bank, .f Commercial Bank, Mc chanies' and Traders' Bsnk, MassillonBank, Cireleville, (old.) XeniaBank, Goauga Bank.Zanesville Bank, Stenbenville. (old bsnk,) Marietta Bsnk, St. Clairsville Bunk, Mount Pleassnt Bank, Clinton Bank of Columbus, New Lisbon Bu|ik, Dayton Bank, Western Reserve Bonk, Franklin Bank of Columbus, .. State Bnnk and Branches, All others,

Miners' Bsnk of Dubuque, Ne

FOOLE & BROTHER,

Forwardins &• Commission Merchants* 90 MAGAZINE STREET,

All solvent banks, New York City and Country, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Maryland, All small bills under |5

$ir 120 100 J60

do do do do do

tenders his professional ser

vices to the citisens of Terre Iisute and vicinity. Office on Market street, first door south of the Town Hail. April 12, '51-33-ly

S.,

BEING now permsnent ly located in hie new of(ice on Ohio street, third

UUJ door east of the pdblic aqusrs, will at all times be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession.

pat par

par par

Ohio.

par par par par F« par par par par par P«par par P« P»' pat Pa' psi par psr psr

uncertain

Missouri.

Bank of Missouri snd Branches, 8t. Louie county Scrip, St. Louia city Scrip,

psi par Par

Illinois.

State Bank and Branches, -s. if at Bank of Illinois snd Branches,

35dis 35 die 70 die

Virginia.

Bank of Virginia and Branches, die Bank of the valley and Branches, ldis Exchange Bank, at Norfolk, -iridic Farmers' Bank of Virginia and Branches, 1 die Merchants & Mechanics Bsnk, Wheeling, 1 dis Northwestern Bank of Va. and Branches, 1 dis

Tennessee.

AH solvent banks, SI dis Leaislma. All solvent Banks, ldis

Georgia.

All solvent banks, 2idis North Carolina. All solvent banks, -21 dis

South Carolina.

All solvent banks, 21 die Arkansas. State Bank and Branches, v:v fr ne ssle

Michigan#

Bank of St. Clair, Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank, Detroit, lOdia Michigan Insurance jQompany, 5dis River Kaisin, 8 no sale All others, »-?. 25 dis Real Estate Bank and Branches, no sale

Alabama.

Bsnk Mobile, »l 2 dis Bank of the State and Branches, 5 dis Planters' snd Merchsnta' Bank brake All others noaale

Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company, Bank of Mineral Point, !&?«" Iowa. uqt

1 dis broke

1 dis

New England.

ldis 1 dis

I dis 1 dh 2 dis

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Selling Rates of Exchange.^* On New York, at sight, ipm Philadelphia, 1 pin

Boston, if 1 pm Baltimore, 1 pm New Orleans, 2 par Louisville, .... par Cincinnati, .... par Pittsburgh, 1 pm United States Treasury Notes, (new issue,) 1 pm

Current Value of Gold and Silver. American Eagles, 1 and in proportion, $10.00 Sovereigns, crown stamp, in proportion do dragon do do do Napoleons, 20 franc pieces, -. _?. Guinea, English, ... Spanish Doubloons, Patriot, Mexican, Columbian Doubloon, Ten Guilders, halves in proportion.

J. W. NEWLAKD. WM. C. TRAB0E.

(Sscoessors to S. W. Pugh,) HOLES ALE GROCERS? Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

No. 440, Main Street,

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

HAVE

on hand a large and carefnllv selected stock of Groceries, wliich they will sell very low for Cssh, or in exchange for Country Produce. The followingare the principal articles, vix $ 250 bags rrime Green Kio Coffee

,NEW OELEA1SS.

References, fcr-xW*'.:--Williams & Early, H. D. Williams at Co., Terre Haute. 71 Bement & Co., Any business, Forwarding or Commission, en. usted to our charge will meet our usual prompt attention junl5-42ly-

50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hhds Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar 10 do Refined and Clarified do 75 bbls Loaf, Powdered, and Crushed do 10 trcs. Flint Rice 25 bbl 8 Golden Syrup 25 half do do 20 ten gallon kegs do r.. u, 70 bbls Plantation Molasses 25 do Sugar Houae do

30 half bbls do do 55 half chests Gun Powder Tea 26 do Black do 32 do Young Hyson do 25 6 and 12 lb. boxes da do 75 boxes Pearl Starch 10 do Chocolate

Star Candles Sperm, do Pressed Summer Candles

150,000 Cuba Six Cigars 25,000 Spanish da ... 25,000 Hall Spanish do (to 1000 250 bags and bales Cotton Yarna, Ne. 400

^200 do Cotton Twine -r* 150 bales Cotton Batting 525 bagaShot, assorted sizes •••••.*.* 10,000 lbs Bar and Pig Lead 75 doz Blue Buckets "p.*?. 5Q j0 panCy do 50 do do Hslfdo 45 nests (3 snd 8 in nest) Painted Tubs 35 doz No. 2 and 3 do doJ| I 75 do Zinc Wash Boards 5 0 a

85 packageT^o. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel

1800

kegs Super CutNsils,from 3 to 20 penny ]00 do no do Brsds, 6,8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginis Tobacco [and 1 lb lumps -'£•115 do Missouri and Kentucky do. 5,8,1 lb 100 do Matches

V"' 350 do* Shsker and Corn Brooms 12 casks and bbls Selseratus S 10 do do Snper Carb. 8oda ,. 700 lbs Best Spanish Indigo

1600 do Bright Dutch 50 bags Pepper and Snioes pf 12 bbls Alum 12 bbls Epsem Salts 90 do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 lbs Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark

9^400

lbs Camphor

350 do Cream of Tartar I 1200 reams Wrapping Paper "'i TW*' 350 do Letter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull's Sarsaparilia La JS?* 50 do Fresh Green Cheese

315 kegs Pure snd No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article imported half pipes Jas. Hennessy Pale and lark

Brandy A. 8eignette- do do Rastoan do do J. & F. Mattel Brandy J. J. Dupuy do London Dock Madeira Wine R. L. do do Spanish Port do Pure Port Jniee,

3 qr. casks 1 half pipe 1 do 3 qr. casks 5 do 8— do *4 do do

5^ do 5 "do 2 do

iiesiBi

Terre Haute, March 1,51 -27-if

mos(

Terre Ilaute, Oct. 18,

LOC

WE'are

N. B.

proved. 9

Crown Brand

Juice Port Burgundy Pate Sherry, very fine Pure 8weet Malaga Wine

'Domestic Brandv, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rnm, Old Bourbon, Copper Distilled and Rectified Whisky, Peach aha Apple Brandy.

Also—Candies, Ground Spiee, Mustard, Es sences. Cinnamon, Vennifago, Castor and Linseed and Tanners Oil, Turpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glsss, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards. Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot Lines and Staging, Dupont's and Blasting Powder, Sifters, Salt, &c. dtc. sept 13-51 3-ly

Coming! Coming!!

two weeks we will receive 5 cases, 64491 ysrds, remnants of the best prints made in this country 2 cases of which will be of Fsll Rivee Turkey Red- They were bought low and will br sold accordingly.

TliP SuWribers are now in receipt of a full supply of Messrs. G. C. Miller & Co's

CELEBRATED^ STEEL I PLOUGHS,

Which deservedly stand higher than any plough in the Union for their good per* furmance and easy draught. We also have extra Beams nnd Handles, of the best seasdned wood, steamed in oil, which we will furnish at prime cost. We haye any quantity of testimor,ials as to their performance and quality, which we would be pleased to show siT any person wanting ploughs.

The Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory here on a large scale, and have fem this Ipi 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 most awkward smith to knock them oat of shaperthe land-side and point being conneciedd, on oftheverv best material. a.

WILSON, STARBIKD & SMITH,

458 MAIN STREET,

Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines. Sur|reon^Ijis}cuiiipq|st Paints, Oils, Dyd Stuffs, Spices, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, Frcnch' and American Window-Glass, Virginia, Missouri,^ JhM**... tind Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco, A RE now in receipt of their heavy sprins supplies, which renders their stock one of the largest and /V

complete in the United States. Their stock was purchssed ol Importers and manufacturers or first hands upon the very best terms, and they are prepared to warrant the quality of their goods, and are determined to sell them for cash or to undoubted prompt dealers on the ususl time, as low as 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 etopk freen and complete during the season. Orders will re promptly filled with goods at as low rates and of 88 good quality as if the parties were here in person.

N. B. Ginseng, Festhers, Rags, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Mustard Seed, and country produce gener-

ally taken at the market prices in payment of debts due us, or in exchange forge Louisville, Ky., March 12, '52-w9m-29.

HAg JUgT BEEN

wmYi

4.83 4.83 3.80 5.00

16.00 15.50 4.00

O. XINNERMAN. EDWM MAT

C. ZIMMERMAN & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF THE

Improved Fire and Water Proof Conipo- ... sition Roofs, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

OOFING Materials constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest prices, with inactions for use. Communications or orders from a distance will receive prompt attention.

JO- Office at our Manufactory, on Market street, north aide, two and a half squares east of the Court House, Indisnspolis, Indiana.

VrALL WORK DONE BY US WARRANTED. For further particulars call at this Office and get a Circular.

REFERENCES.

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

& I. Little, Dr. Thompson, N. Ed

wards, Seargent & McCord. J. S. 9pann, Knox & Bland, Hasselman & Vinton, W. Robson, P. Meikel. Branch State Bank, P. ,G C. Hunt, W. Carnes, W. Rose, J. D. Defrees, L. M. Vance, b. A. Hall, D. V. Culley.

LAFAYETTE—A S.White, P. & O. BaH, J. Lilly, L. Stockton, McMillian & Breckenridge, J. spears. J. Reynolds, Rosser it. Brother, Martin & lUw. W. H. T. Bramble, T. p. Emerson, H. T. S am

Mar 10,,S3,-dMrw6M'3M^. S E

DRY GOODS.

Watts, Jenkins Colbnnf,

No. «3, Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry GtoOds, TT KEP CCrtStajttly on hsnd a gener^'t assortX\.

ment ofgoods of the lateat importations, which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices.

Purchasers are respectfully nvited to call an* examine their stock. Dee8,'51-(jy-7.16

jr. BRITTOW.

BRITTON ft CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. rRIHE highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye,

JL Corn, Osts, Flaxseed, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, White Beans, and Feathers, st their. Warehouse, corner of first and Esgle streets Canal Basin. SWKP*-

Nov 8, *&I-lI-tf-r^6 r.

a. S. HAZARD,

Frodnee Commission Merchant BUFFALO, N. Y.

PERSONALProvisionsgivenprompt

attention to Mies of Flour,

Grain and and returns on all Consignments. ftSrBftXXCKS.

Mardi, 16, '83, d*5w.

PRAIRIE CITY STORK-

July 16, *52 wtf-47

"STRAUS & ISAACS)."'

Norlh-casi'Cornrr Public Square* Terre Haut^fniOci 16, 'Sl-B-tf-ren.May8,^52

R5P

Dr. Graves's Very Fopularr Akna Fills, HAT nefet fail to cure Ague Clflfe and Interm it tent Fever and always step (torn the first day. Also, Graves's Anti-Billions, Anti.Dmmtlci

Purifying and Cathartic nit. So celebrated for the cute of Dyspepsiayaad Liver Complaint. And also, his

PAIN EXTRACTOR,

Which never fails to give instant reHbf from.

?etter

iin in Scalds and Burns, and cures oidUlcers,-. snd Scald-Head. The above medicines have been eelHagrttitodgh-,-out the Western States for the last nine-years.'.

For sale in Terre Haute by WOOD &. DONNJELLY, June 25, ^J-d2wv-wSm-22-44 r,

LARD LAMFSL

The undersigned would also call attention of* dealers to his Improved Oxygen X*rd Laonrp^ This Lamp is so constructed tbat the entire top* can be removed for the purpose of trimming nnd cleaning. The objection to this Lamp heretofore* haa been, that they could not be deaned, and il was with difficulty that they could be trimmed.-^. Tnese objections sre entirely overcome in 'lil6 provement In addition tg this th^

90u8*

LARGE STOCK OF .m

SUMMER LOTHXNCF **.$4-4*-,

RECEIVED AT THE

And Great Bargains will be given to all who call upon as.

A ^D. 4^^0LD & Co., 01 .m

est Side of ihe Square, next door to Wolfe'fc,

f5!-8-ly.ren-Mey

14, '52-38

sLOinSVILLE

CORNER, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA-

now fecelving our Spring and Snxturier Stock, fom our ow|*b Manufactory, in Louisville, Ky. Also, a large assortment of

Fashionai^le Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts. &c:, &c., &c.

Any garment purchased at this establishment exchanged, ifnot»p-

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I 8

8TOBS

a*re

quicker, and of course c*vn be ^1(i

price this season. Taey

mtrcH

a reduced

Are

acknowledged1 W W1

the best and ch^ ap^ Lamp ever introdnWedl Also c*.*n,ii',iicfure8 and keeps constantly en Jjf. 'a® justly celebrsted Air Lard Lamp.— "'r Lamp has now been in use for eight years,. an£ has given entire sstisfaction.

Dealers are respectfully solicited to call and ex-

Comer of Pesrl and Walnut Steets. opposite the Pearl Street House, Cincinnati, Ohio. If. B. Particular attention psid to packing and.. forwarding articles to the country.

Dec5, '5l-ly-6-16

R. & 0

it: is Hater

National Road Stm*ld door above'Jaarket

No. 2, PfroMflx BfoclfcT"

Wholesale and* Betail Cisk Store-

Dealert in Foreignjavd Domestic FanoV

DHT 00 09^

Border/, O frvetingty ftS*'

imfTebU Oi troths, U' E

L«r«y%tte Wayne.

Ca«h paid for Wheat

the Tower Mills* north of Csnsl Basin. MILLER & SOULE. Terre Haute, May 14, *53-wtf-38.

'SK'JTta!. F.il

ar® n'

Jw in

•j-rT? & ird"'w1?-SSSss:

ticular ntte* .jtion to «nr stock of browrt tU8^roB ed 8«l« Prmu, D. B™

tona, L.nf

Gir «», Fringe*-

net Rib} ons, o.W, Cloths, ^tineW,Tw«eds:wni Jeans, lanne'

Lin«eyf» Tickings, UtecRSi, un

en snd »||k jkfs, Bsy State Shawls, Citings, Carpet Bags

4nd

Satchels, Groceries.Ilardware,

Boots and Sly oce, &c.t all of which will be sold at such rates ft) Cash or Tffxlurtas will mafco it the interest of I uyers \o patronise us. ap'.r llang-

?errZyai JTt'e, October 4, '51-6-tf.