The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 October 1852 — Page 3
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„The Tivor is recediog slbwly. Flour—$3 for (rood superfine wlttsky 17| chee^in good demand he.'J aOO b-p co^^*'^ pig rneul l.n tdwrnc* ..*«!"«•»»
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present^® lively appearance tn making preparations to receive Gen. Scott, who was expected to arrive at 10 o'clock but did not arrive till 6 o'clock this afternoon. As soon as cannon from the steamers snnounced his approach, the whole landing and house tops in the vicinity were immediately densely crowded. The incessant firing of guns and the cheers from the mass of the people a* they waved to and fro presented sn exciting acene. The crowd was so dense and the anxiety to see Scott so great, that much difficulty waa experienced in reaching the Burnett House. When he made his appearance on the balcony, he was welcomed by the crowds in the streets, windows and housetops with long protracted cheers. The windows were filled with ladies who waved a welcome to the illustrious hero ss he passed. Flags were hoisted from most houses and even the children had their banners with Scott and Graham inscribed upon them.-— There seemed to be but little party distinction in the demonstration. Democrats as well as Whiga appeared anxious to honor the nation's Hero.
New Yoat, Oct. 5.
Cotton market easier sales 10,500 bbls flour, State $1 32, aouthcrn$4 63(|4 75, O-
wheat, 15,000 bushels at $1 10, fer Gennes see $1 02 and $1 04 for western, and 93c for rep mess pork «17 75018, prime $15 76 @16 linseed oil 76@77c»
iiio 4»cH4 The Government is engaged energetically in pushing forward the Japan expedition.
New York, Oct. 2.
The steamship Atlantic, with four days later advices from England, has just arrived at this port. She left Liverpool st 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the 23d ult.
on which the ceremony is to take place had not been fixed on. The ship Thurtore, which sailed from Liverpool on the 10th inst.. and bound for New Orleans, having on board 485 Irish emigrants, was totally wrecked on the night of the 17th, on the Wexford coast—only five are reported to have been lost—the rest of the passengers all got safe to land.
The riot at Stockholm, in regard to the •persecution of the ews had been suppressed. It is announced that Russia will not treat with the coalition of States
The cholera waa abating in Europe. The rebellion in China had not been suppressed.
There had been a aeverc gale in the Indian aeas. The ship Osceola, bound from San Francises to Hong Kong, wai taslon the China coast. The crew was saved.
The United States ship Saratoga wis aiihorc on the reef at the harbor of Amoy She threw over her guns in order to get off.
The steamer City of Munchcster arrived nut from Philadelphia on the 21st. Gkxekai. l»TELUOB*cB.—Tltc remains of 1 land and arrests were daily making, the Duke of Wellington will be publicly bor-1 Government troops have been sent to ied in St. Paul's Cathedral, but the day up- jttU parts of the Island to be in reaJiness which the ceremony ii to take place had for immediate service. Twelve hun-
Lnuis Napoleon was received at Lyons with great rejotciag**., Destructive floods had oceurrd In the Rhine near Strasburg. The Belgium Minister of Finance had resigned.
New York. Oct. 6.
A letter from Havana states that Fasciola he editor of the Vu* do Puebla, was publicly garroted on the 28th.
The autTtormew W or the Bark Cornelia, when under way for New York. Letters were opened and several Creoles being compromised by their contents, have been arrested. Capt. VV ard, of the Cornelia, Gorman, a creole, and Harkness, sn engineer, waa secreted on board of the vessel, sttcmpti ng to leave without a passport. They were taken on shore and made prisoners.
Judge Conklin, minister toMextco, left for Washington, and sails from Norfolk to Penaacola soon. ,n
Senator Whitcomb is dangerously ill in this city.
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A large democratic mass meeting was at the village of Hyde Park, Ltaerne county,on Saturday. Six thousand person* were present. Hon. John Van Bureo and Hon. Mr. Dickinson make powerful speeches, who were followed by Col. H. Wright, who also in the evening addressed a meeting of two thousand at Scrantoo Depot.
Syracuse, Oct. 1-
The Liberty party this evening nominated "Wm. R, King for Governor, and Preston Mann for Lieut. Governor. The Goodel men then held a convention—much altercation succeeded, and after only nominating a State Prison Inspector, they broke up i» confusion.
Lexington, Sept. 29.
Gen. Scott arrived in thi* city tt minute# pan 4 o'clock thfct evening.—Notwithstanding his protest 10 any fortn* *1 parade or pubfte reception, he was met by an immense crowd at tho city limits and escorted to his lodgings at "Phonix Hotel, whera he returned his
Ahanks for the greetings he had receiv* «d in a nes\ and appropriate speech.— Ilia remarks wero responded to by the moat enthusiastic plaudit# of the assembled thousands. His reception was in the highest degree gratifying* and ha is
now receiving the calls of hundreds of| noy of hi* tribe, st I up nth Instrument
To-motrrrow bo will mcW. ih. ell,
«l ih« l»dio«, *fwr viiiiing iho »«n«r«W«i A""'"* LaTt«»Tt!t*
few tppropriat© remark#. fiwth»S®n» erou* kindness which h«d grwtedhim since Kit arrival in Kentucky.
A* we write. la*® illuminating the aireota, WW rockets and fy-e-w or ka are being burned in §11 ptrts of,he ?iy in honor of the great chiefs arrival. Tb$ streets tre thronggd, with people tnd the cry is for ScoiU,
JF Nmw Yok*. Sept. 11
The Steamer Hermann has anived. Her news, however, is anticipated by
the Canada.
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A letter tii the Coventor of Prince Edwards Island from Capt. Bell, of th® steamer Devastation^ says the American fishermen are flocking in v«at numbers about the Island^ 110 men were teeu at one time, and it requires the utmost exertion to check the intruders.
The Whig ronventon of the third district nominated J. Wylie for Congress. In the second district Francis B. Fa) was nominated by the Whigs to fill the vacancy of Rantoui.
Washington, Sept. 89.
The Shawnee Indians have concluded their business with the Indian Bureau, receiving *38,000 to be distributed among their people at home.
Orders have been issued by Maj. Murray, Superintendent, for the removal the Menominees to their n«w home in Wisconsin $2o.000 was appropriated by Congress tor the purpose.
Com. Skinner yesterday, assumed the duties of acting Secretary of the Navy,
Clinton Parker, of !!iaunton, Penn.. has been appointed Chief Clerk of the Pension Office, vice Triplett, resigned.
New Ort.eass. Sept. 23.
Later from Havana-—Arrival of the Empire City —. The Empire City has arrived with Havana dates of tho I9ih.
Great excitement prevailed on the Is-
dred stand of arms had been landed by the insurgents near Cienfuegos, 200 of which had been seized by Government and the balance carried off by their owners into the mountains.
All American papers were prohibited. The steamer Pizarro, wrecked some time since, has proved a total loss.
The officers, crew, and passengers of the Empire City were courteously treated at Havana.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 20.
The Salt Lake mail reached Independence on the 27th. News uninteresting. Everything quiet at Posts except a little excitement in consequence of the assembling of some bands of Indians for an interview with the whites, and the reception of presents from Major Fitzpatrick. Tltey are daily looked for at Fort Laramie. The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence on the 20th Nov. Laue had arrived, and great hopes are entertained that he would restore peace and quiet. Col. Sumner had returned to A—. Business at Santa Fe was dull. Heavy, brown domestics were selling at 10 1/2 c, good bleached 10 1/2, a 11c. River at a stand from Lasalle down. =====
The Democratic papers talk abot Gov. Seward's being very zealous fo
zeal whatever for Scott. He did not^ make a solitary electioneering speech, at Washington, nor has he made one in New York. We may go further and say that not a single known Freesoiler, unconnected with the public press, has either spoken or. written for Gen. Scott. But, whilo Seward and the few oilier prominent Frecsoilers, supposed to prefer Scott to Pierce, are wholly inactive,
what are the Van Burcns and tne rest o»
the Locofoco abolitionists doing? Are they not stumping throughout the North for the election of Potco under an express promise held out to them by the Washington Union, that, if Pierce be elocted.he will treat aiike all sections of the Democratic party of which they will be considered an important portion?— Louisville Journal.
Rrap. Rrad.—In the London Despatch, of September 5«b, we find the following article.which we commend to the serious attention and consideration of every voter: "The two parties of the Republic, Whig and Democrat-—that isf, Conservative and Progressive,Protectionisi and tree- Trader*—appear to have marshalled their forces, and selected ihetr candidates for the coming election. Every English* man, of almost every class, rejoices in the expectation of «wcess for the Democratic Progressive, Free-Trade Party."
A Fact.—An eccenur man tn Bath, Me., was asked to contribute to foreign missions. "He gave a quarter of a dollar, but stopped the ager.t as he waa departing, and said *Her* ia a dollar to pay the expense getilr.g tho quarter to tbe heathen.* A wor41. the wise.
••Mffstc hath Chains, &c."—New Zetland* Taom, the chief Is one ol* ih« most powerfm ifcsi %*p«rwkin» of the old heathen cftief*, Is scrupuloosly attached to the reUgion of the Tofaunga around fcts nfeck he usually vekrs a smalt flu *, constructed out of the leg bone tit P«.nare. northern ene-
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Cy. .. A«hl«nd. W lo morrow evening or the,
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morning on the cars for Louisville.)wholly ol articufrona the AmeriGen. Wool, who is in company with jean religious Quarterlies present and Gen. Scott, also returned Hist thanks In. f***1'^
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The Author op ths Multiplication Table.—We meta gentleman in a bookstore the other evening, searching for the author of the multiplication table Who of our readers could have told him its author! It waa invented by Path#goras, the Grecian philosopher, 639 years before Christ, and is thus 6391 years old. It has done great service in the world, in the study of ma thematic*
Tiw Dsm Man.—A correspondent of the New York Times, writing from Hayti, says there is specimen of humanity there called the "Dead Man/1 .or sometimes the "Poor Man's Hearse."
He is a tall, broad shouldered, brawney limbed fellow, who for a moderate fee takes a coffin containing the remains of some poor victim of the fever, mounts it on his head, and trots it away to the place of burial. Thus has many a poor sailor, whose home was on the deep, in a few daya after arriving there, been borne to his last resting place by the Dead Man, without one mourner followng to hallow the spot by a last look, of alTociion, or a throb of human emuUOn" »«.
Eni.ahging the Area.—It is said ihai the tract of land lately ceded to the United States by the Sioux Indians, is about 800 miles long by 140 broad, making 112,000 square miles, or a piece of ground nearly three times the size of New York, and equal to iho or## England, Ireland, and Scotland put together. is ten times as large as Holland—nine time? the size of iiolgium half as large as France—three times the size of Portugal—five thousand square miles larger than Prussia, and QVflf five limes the size ef Switzerland.
Pennsylvania.—The "Old Chippewa." printed at Pottsville (Pa.) claims 0, 000 majority for Scott, and adds "Thousands upon thousands of honest, patriotic citizens of the Democratic par ty will either quietly vote fur Scott or stay at homo—they will not vote against him. Y»u may depend upon that. It was only the other dny that an active, influential German Democrat from Berks county declared, in substance. 10 one ol our citizens that he had read of Scott for the last thirty years—that ho knew him to be honest and patriotic, because his own parly papers so pronounced him, and he uever heard anything against him until he was nominated for the Presidency. "I will not," he candidly continued "vote for Pierce, because I never heard of him before—if I do not vote for Gen. Scott, I will stay at home—I will not vote against hitnf "—JVask. Banner.
More Land.—It is said that the tract of land lately cedcd to the U.S. by the Sioux Indians, is about 000 miles long by 140 broad—making 112,000 square miles, or more ihan twice as much as the whole of New England. The whole district is made up of the most fertile land in the world, and will ero long be anong the most productive and valuable portions of the Republic.
MARRIED,
In Greencastie, on the 28lh ulii«no. Hon. Soixjm Tubman, Editor of tke People's Friend, and Miss Josethixk Secrest, daughter of Hon. Henry Secrest of said place.
In this plKe on Thursday laat. Rohput S. McCabe, Esq., to Mhs. Brown, relict of the late Jos. Brown.
DIED,
In Prnirieton Tuesday evening 28ih uh., Spinal Congestion. Mary Elizabeth, daughter Jnmes and Edmonia VV. Bell, aged 3 years, 5 months and 22 days
New Leather Store.
THE
andersignpd, late of Dayton, Ohio, would rwpectfully inform the citizens of lerre Haute and surrounding coantry, that he has opened a wholesale and retail
LEATHER STORE,
on the corner of National Road and Fourth streets, west of the Po*t Office, where he will devote his entire attention to Leather, Hides,, Oil, and 1-ifid-inffx, where may be found at all times, a large assortment of Skirting. Harness, Bridle Leather, CoUar Leather, —mftftir. fr- *tnsl'r Upper, Calf and •. Lmttigs, fitMingm,
ranAxitg, rtenttvut, W. Kip Skirts, Morocco. I.miM Tapping, Lasts, Pegs, Shoe Nails,
Boot Trees, and Small Tools,
Curmne Knives, Flesher*. Rub Stones, Lump Block, Brushes, and a prcat many small tools and articles not necessary to mention.
Leather in the rough purchased: also. Hides and Skins, for which I will pay fair prices "In Cash or Tr*de.
JO* Orders from a distance filled, and should the article or price not suit, it retumejl in good order, the purchaser enn have his money back. Pleas* call and examine lor yourselves and don't
R, ,-».nc nntl the fast of' forgtl the plaee, an the corner next the tost Of-
u#tSier anf, rhrap
Bargain.
HENRY sJ
September 13. 1853-wif Removal HP HE old establish^! Pocket Book and Ho-
I. roeco Case Manufactory, located at f-2* Chestnut street, for the past twenty-one years, has been removed to No. 25)5 Arch street, nrst door below 6th street, where can be found the largest and beet ssortment of the following articles, vix:
Pocket Books, Port Folios, Dressing Cases, Writing Cases, Bankers' Cases, Bank Book (folders, Bill Books, Money Belts, Cigar Cases, Razor Strops, Porte Monnaiea, Work ases, Card a N a
F. 11. Smith, thankful for past favors, hopes by attention, and with a determination to aell the beat quality of goods at the lowest prices, to receive a share of patronage.' The trade are requested to eUl and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Repairing done with neatness and de•pitch, F. H. SMITH,*» Arch street, Philadelphia.
September 17, iSSI—wSfcrm
Cr» wfordsrille Female Seminary
THE
Fall Term will commence on Thursday the 23d of September. The Trustees have made the follow in* app««ntmenta:
Rer. lames H. Johnston, President, and Profe*eor ol Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Miss Josephine Holt, 1st Aiwistam and u»cher of French. Misa Jennie Johnston. Sd Awisunt.— Miss Im belle P. McMsster. teacher of Music
Mr. Johneion will superintend the Behoof and be actively employed in its government and intruetwr.Sw which hia superior »tt*inrnen ts,abund•mlr qualitv him. Mies Holt iss graduate of the Brooklyn Female Seminary, and Misa Johsnton ot the Femaie Seminary of Dayton,
Ohio.
pupils frcm abroad can be boarded is the larfe end commodkxn Seminary buiWia*. in the family of the Presides^ under excel lent arrangement for health, comfort awl improvement. The charge for twaidere, ineiodinf board, light and fy alsainiuen in any oi the threa departmenla in the 96ainary is per term $35.00. oris half in advance- Waafaing.50 cts. per doten.
For inatrvcuon in French and Moaic, than are extra dbargee. as follows French per term, $3.75
UewnawPlaat, 10.00 Use of Piano, "s
4,00
A «nall extra charge will be made during the two winter terms, fer fad ia the public rooms. Young ladies who are pursuing these branches wilt have das privilege el attending the Chemical and Ftntaanptaeal lectures ia Wabash Col leg*.
Application for adnuaakm to the Seminarymay he made to the Prandent, or to any af the Treateea.
A. THOMPSON^ ""V
Da. D. W. LAYMAN, O. P. JENNISON, W. TWINING, 8. 8. THOMPSON",
Sept. ®rS t-«,
Trustees,
FALL ARRIVALS. moatgpjTBNDIDOOODS In Harkat WILLIAM8 & EARLYRE now receiving direct from N. Y,, Philsr\ delphia and Baltimore, a general stock »f Ory Goods, Quenawware,
The
Hardware nud «roeerlft*t
AI.SO—A large lot of Carpeting, which will In* *old very low for cash or approved credit. A large assortment of
I S A O 4 S of all qualities and priced have been laid in with great care, and will im* (bund cheap and ajoellent
SBQ£Uua«£tlB lfca«iX£*2£*5tta Some very line, Willi Rxtra globes and chinin.'.ys, and capable of shedding "a ihkxI of light"on any subject—cliaete, beautiful and sheep--are in b« found among thier large and general assortment
Q^SEPTSWARE STOCK 18 PERFECT, And their varety o» IIi»I*, Cup*, Koola & Shoe*, as comprehenaive as the eastern marneta can a I-
Country merchanta, wishing to "fit ap" will find this establishment, situated at the north west comer of the public aquare, the moat interesting one in Tcrro-uaule, asreiiarda the Quuliy, Variety and Cheapness or t.ooda.
They, as well as alt others, are respitcMully Invited to call and examine the atoek on hand. WILLIAMS Sl EARLY.
Teire-IIaute, Oct. 27, 1B«
Merchant Tailor
BAS
removed his Tailor Shop from Murkot street to National Rood street, one door east of Ira Grover's Tin and Sheet Iron Mmiufnciory where he has opened bis now Fancy Front Store ^"merchant TAILOR SHOP, and ia prepared to furnish the best snd most fash ionahle materials, and make thum up in a style interior to none in the west.
Ho will makes Clothu in the most approved aiylo, when «iic t-l«rtli» »r» lurni»lt««Lbjr ih® cuatotuor and also give strict attention to cutting all kinda of garments—all of which shall be done with taste and despatch. n-mwLri
Oct. 22.1849-9tt DAVID HARTSOf
Accommodation, No. 1. subscriber, grateful for post favors, takes 1 pleasure to inform his customers aud the public generally, tlint he still keeps the
Accommodation Wagon, And will send home, free of charge, all articles (no matter how trifling) purchased at Wis
J. P. POWARS,
Four doors east tlie PostOfJice-
April 23.'52-di'-123
Wood & Donnelly'i Old Established Stand,
's Dr«5 Store,
Old Established Stand, North Side of the I S A E At this store may be found as usual at WHOLE SALE, a complete assortment ot every thing our line of business, which will be sold at the low est range of prices.
We are in receipt of spring supplies of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Hoots, Ilerbs, Extracts, Ac., pure and of best qualities.
E A N O I E A I E S
WINES and LIQUORS for Medical use, pure and ot choice flavours, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Glnss and OlassWare, Putty, Glue, llrushcs,
Bronzes, Uoltl Leal, &c.
JttrPhysicians Proscriptions accurately com pounded. All our ofllcina! preparations are made in accoinlance with the U. S. Dispensatory.
April 5, '51,32-tf
Western States Line, For Buffalo, Canada and Western States, WITHOUT RESHIPPlNGr AT
Albany or Troy. PROPRIETORS.
A- R- COBB & CO., foot of Indiana Street, Buf-
VV/! PALitVER, &.CO-, 121 llroad Street, New York.
E. W. SwAsr., Ace C. II- Canhfj-d. I New YorkJ^rMark Packages, W. S- Line, and Western States Line, Foot of Broad Street
THAT
ship by t, N«w
In connection with Terre Haute and Toledo Line Canal Boat. CONSIGNEES.
Scott &. Spkncek, Toledo, Early & Legsett, Terre Hautemar* 26 'S2 w-Om-31*
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Dr. Graves's Very Popular Ague Pills,
never fail to cure Ague Chills and-fn-termittent Fever, and always stop them the first day. Also, Graves's Anti-Billions, Anti-I»yspeptlc,
Purifying and Cathartic Pills. So celebrated for the cHre of Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint. And also, his
PAIN EXTRACTOR,
Which never fails to give instant relief from pain in Scalds and Burns, and cures old meters, Tetter and Scald-Head.
The abovo medicines have been selling throughout tho Western States for th« lost nine years, for aale in Terre Haute by _i
WOOD &. DONNELLY.
June 25, 'R2-d2w-w3m-?W'-44
Double Rectified Whisky.
LUDOWICIany
Si. HUI.A1AN are now manufac-
turing an article of Double Rectified Whisky far superior to ever brought from Cincinnati, and in Btrcngtk purity and Havsr decidedly the best ever sold in this WeBtorn cduntry. All those who prefer a first rate article to a common ove far the same money will please call at the CINCINNATI .STORE, Union Row. „,IXTr,,
All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINE* AND LIQUORS, of the best quality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand
March II, *i2-wtf-29
ssii.iviiisr, nan* rtiiiiny:, &c ri^ilE undersigned has fitted up for the acrom modation of the citixetia of Terre Haute, and travelers, a shop one door north of Farrinaton's Block, where they all can get a clean and easy ahavs, and their hair cut in the best manner. Rators alwayasharp—St-ap, Bruahes and Towels always clean. JESSE MITCHELL
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W A W I S AIN
10.000 Volunteer* Wnntcd To march to the tin shop of Thayer ft Hostetter, in Clinton, Ind., where they are assured that the prices will not hurt or kill the puichnser. CYjpprr* 'J in and fiheef ti'on
A N A O J. L- Thayer fc J. Hostelter would respectfully say to the public and those wishing Tin, C»rner and Sheet Iron ware, that they would do well to call At the sooth cornw of J. R- Whitcomb & Co*»
Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office of Drs. Hedges Sl McMillan, where thev will be found at all times, ready to execute all jobs in their line, at the shortest notice, and in the very best manner.
House Guttering and Spouting, Done with neatness and despatch. Country merchanta and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their billa, which will he filled promptly and toorikr.
JAMES L. THAYER,
Not 15, 'Sl-W-tf JOHN HOSTEITF.R.
W I I A E A N WHOLESALE GROCER ANP COMMISSION MERCHANT, Mais Crows St. 3d door west of Mulberry,
MADISON, INDIANA.
kgentfar BemUy't CekbratedBaliimort Poteder.
HAS
on hands a few hundred Kegs of this superior brand—warranted equal to any manufactured in the United Slates consisting ol Ride and Blasting Powder in varices aiaed packages. This powder be oflera tor aale in lots to aait purchasers, upon aa favorable terms aa a similar Qeality of powder can be obtained upon in any WesterS City. W
siring to purchase wit! find it decidedly to their advantage to examine thie powder before obtain imr their atock.
Dee 5.151-ly-S-15 Manufacturer's Agent.
The best family Floor
S E
NATIONAL IIOAD STREET, Fnst End
HAVE
on hand a very large asaon men of all kinds of most approved stoves, which they are determined to self at the lowest figures possible, Our uitack consists, in pert, of the follow-
CELEBRATED STOVESss Etna Air Tight, a very roy Air Tight, supeitor stove, Sell Regulator, The Best i'temuini Drum Parlor, Phoenix do. sw Egg Coal Sioves, Farmer'# do. Six, Seven,and'l en Plate llesor's Patent Double Stoves, in great vari-
Oven, sty. Also- Skillets and I#ida. Ovena and Lids, Odd Lids, I)og Irons, Bugar Kuttles, and iti fni't almost every article required by housekeepers for domestic purposes. House Guttering and Spoutiug,
Executed at short notice, in a style unsurpassed. We will, on no account, undertake a job we cannot finish as per agreement.
P. 8. A supply of ODD PLATES always on hand, to FUltNlsH FHEE on insurance, which We wilt ftmrith Ot Owtn Ik all ft insiir ance runs out. All patterns sent to ut shall be promptly cast and forwarded, as per directions. We have a great many patterns for mux casting^ on hand, which we will have cast—when the job exceeds 1.000 lbs.-at 3 Cents for Furnace and 31 Cents for Foundery. We are prepared to executo jobs to any extent, at short notice, in the r.asting line, such as Building Fron'.s,(either!erre Haute, Cincinnati, or Buffule make,) Lard Kettles,Orates
^dyi&YtCtf N. BEYMER & CO_
Sites & Katzenbaugh,
Undertakers and Coffin-Makers, RESPECTFULLY inform the citizena of Terre Haute and vicinity, that they will give undivided attention to tha above business, with a view to relieve the
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friends of deceased persona from the indispensable trouble attending the death ol a friend, and would state that they are prepared to undertake the whole business of funerals, if desired, or any part thereof, __ at reduced prices. A hearse will, in all cases bo furnished free of charge to such as procurs colfius at their establishment.
Cofiins kept on hand of all sizes. To persons in the country, they would say that they will furnish coffins cheaper than they have been furnished by any person in the county, and will attend the funeral with their hoarse free oj charge, any distance not over ten miles.
Shop on Market street, north of the *ourt house, nearly opposite White Hull June 29. W-r'.*. w-wly-25-45
Election Notice. STATE OF INDIANA, County of Vigo,
HE Slate of Indiana, to the Sheriff of said county. Greeting: Pursuant to the laws in this case provided, you are required to give notice that at the next general election of the Slate ot Indiana, the following officers are to be chosen, to wit: one Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one Secretary of Stale, one Treasurer of State, on« Audiior ofState.one Reporter of decisions of Supreme Court, one Clerk of Supreme Court, four Judges of Supreme Court, one Superintendent of Common Schools, one member ot Congress, one Judge ol the Circuit Court, one Judge ot the Court of Common Pleas, one Senator in State Legislature, three Representatives in State legislature, one Prosecuting Attorney for Circuit Court,Ceur Prosecuting Attorney for Common Pleas oriet, one Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, one County Treasurer and Collector, one Sheriff, one Coroner, three County Commissioners, one to be chosen from each Commissioners district, one County Surveyor, and eleven Assessors, one to be chosen by votes onlv of each township. '1 have had no law in relation to tlie Assessors, but learn that such is the law trom the papers.
Witness my signature and the seal of
[l. s.] said Court at Terre .Haute, this 4th day of September, 1852. C. T. NOBLE, Clerk. STATE OF INDIANA, County or Vigo,
Exclusively to (lie Ladies. BEAUTIFUL assortment of Ladies double and single embroidered Under SleiVes, Cuffs, Cellars, Chemizeites, Capes and Cnps. Also, Infants Caps, Linen Handkerchiefs, Mourning Collars and Cufls, Jaconett and Swiss Edgings and Inserting!*, Lisle and Linen do.
A fine assortment of assorted colore, Kid, Silk, Lisle, and Cotton Gloves, black and tancy colored FanSv-STorge lot of black and fancy Silk Parasols, Silk Bcrege, Thread and Grass lancy Summer Shu xvls.
Ladies who are particular in selecting articles that arc most becoming to them, and at the same time are d.-siroui of studying sconomy, would de well to call at
F. NIPPF.RT'S CHEAP CASH STORE. Fr.rrington's Block North of th« Public Square. May 28, 52-dlw-wtf-l52-4fl
Japanned Tinware Manufactory rj^HE undersigned manufactures and keeps con1. stantly on hand a large and general assortment of Jnpnnncd, Ornamental, Bronzed, nnd Pressed Tinware, which lie offers to sell to Country Merchants. Fiovo and Tin Dealers. Pedlars, and others, at such prices as will yield a handsome profit to the buyer. Every aruclc he offers for sale is made in nis own shop, and under his personal superintend* nee, trom the raw material. And in this particular he claims to have it in his power to otter inducements, far superior to any otlu-r dealer in the West.
Having recently made laree additions to his manufacturing department in the way of room, machinery, and a greater number of workmen, he hopes to te able to supply the increasing demand.
Dealers who have been accustomed to making their purchases In the eastern cittes, will find that thev can do equally as well here in point ot price ana quality, and in addition to this they can always buy just what they want, and may fill up their stocks as they may desire, without the inconvenience of waiting six weeks or two months for a supply from the East.
LARD LAMPS.
The undersigned would also call attrnlion dealers to his Improved Oxrgren Lard Lamp. This Lamp is eo constructed- that the entire top can be. remov.-d for the purpose: of trimming ana cleaning. The objection to this Lamp heretofore baa been, that they could not be cleaned, and if was with difficulty that they could be trimmed.— Tnese objectiona are entirely overcome in the improvement. In addition to thia they are much quicker, and of course can be a*ld at a reduced price this season. They arc acknowledged to be the best and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced
Also manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the jnatly celebrated Air Lard Lamp.— Thir Lamp has now been in use for eight years, and haa given entire satiafaction.
Dealers are respectfully solicited to call and examine my atock and prices before purchasing.GEORGE D. W1NCHELL,
Comer of Pearl and Walnut Steets. opposite the Pearl Street House, Cincinnati, Obio. N. B. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding articles to the country.
Dec 5. *5t-ly-6-16
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TERRE-IIAITTE, IND. P. B. 13 RO VV N (LATB OF COVtNGTOW, 1^0.)
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Wholesale dealera and others de
WILLI AM McCLEAN,
Be.
Dr. J. YOUMANS, Physician and Surgeoa. (I.ATS or trfCKlMO CoVHTT, OHO.)
HAVING
SALMON
SS.
qualified voters of the county aforesaid, are hereby notified to meet at tha usual places of holding Elections in their respective townships on the second Tuesday of October, ihen and there will proceed to fill lhe several offices named in the above order.
ANDREW WILK1NS, Sheriff.
September 9,1852 te
IN
A
II AS leased, for a term of year*, the Near and commodious brick buildin? situated near the southeast corner of the Public Sqwire, on Market Street. The proprietor would
respectfully Inform hia former patrons and the travelling public generally, that his house is newlv and neatly furnished, and in good order. He is now well prepared to accommodate hia friends and patrons in HIS BEST STYLE. Heaaks a continuance of former favors.
__ Largi and well arranged Stable* belonging te
Corn Meal
A LW an twadaaal f»t aahiat Hot mess attached for the aeeowmodauon ofjPieats. A Mill.
May 10, "Wxltt-iaf-wtf-JS T«rr» Kaitte, May ?, ^Sl-W tt jf
the House also, a genteel Uvery Eatabltahment,
had a nnmberof yean experience
in (tie practice of Midwifery and the disease* of Women asd Children, Dysentery, Uiliour Fever, Malignant Krysepalaa. Typhoid Pneumonia, and Typhoid CungaativeFever. Alao.ohrooi liscawa in all their various forms-particularly tfolargement of the Liver and Spleen, so prevalent in this country—tandera bis aervicea to th' citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, hoping liberal ahare of patronage.
Residence Stewart House, where be may to* found at all houra, except when on professional business.
August 5, 1859—dlw-wtf
M. W. WILLIAMS, Mo. S. Farrington'M Block, I I AS now opened a I a rye and complete assortLX
ment of Goods, suitable for tlie Spring and Summer trade, which ha is offuring at lower prices than anv other house in the city* The stock eonaiata in part as follows-
Dress Goods:
Rich printed Berege plain Berege a'l colors Berege Ds Loinea snd Tissues, Lawns, Hpring style Mouselin De Laioea French, Earlsum, and American Ginehnms black Silks, &c., &c».
White Goods:
Swisa Muelin, Victoria and Bishop Lawns. Book Mulls, Camlirics, Jaoonette. Tape Checks, Stripes, Curtain Muslins, &X a large and handsome assortment.
Brown Sheetings:
All deairabie brands of 3-4,4-4. 5-4, 6-4, and 10-4 Bleached Sheeting: 100 pieces of 3-4. 4-4, 5-4, ti-4. aud
Prints:
300 pieces of Philip Allen's Cocbeeo, Sprague, Hamilton, Union. Mcrrimac and English branda Cottonades: 70 nieces including favorite styles, Rlpka fancies, Nankeens, Dsnina, blue drillings aud mixtures.
T,(n*n«-
Brown Linens, bleacheJ and brown Linen Drillings, Irish Linens, Table Damask, bleached and brown Table Cloths. Napkins, Doillies. Russia aud Scotch Diapers, Crash. Bird's-Eyeand lluckabuck Towelinss, See. "Z'r
Woolen:
American, French. German and English Cloths, black and lancy Cassimeres and Frencli Doeskins, Tweeds, Satinets. Jeans. Cashmerette, &c.
Vestings:
Fancy Silk, Satin, buff Caaaiinere, white and a
HAScompliedthis
Sundries:
Tickings, Shirting Stripe, Checks, Hosiery, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellss and Parasola, Gloves all kinds, Edgings and Insertions.
We are receiving every week additions the stock ol new and desirable styles keeping our assortment at ell times full and complete.
PRAIRIE CITY STORE.
May 21, '52-wtf-39 FISH.
in barrels and kits, Mackerel, Cod
fish, smoked Salmon, smoked Halibut, smoked Herring. Holland Herring, Halibut Fins,Sounds and Tongues, for sale at
CONDIT'S.
June Jt9, '52-wtf-43 Two Estray CbWa
STRAYED
from the subscribers about the last
of July, two Milch Cows. One pale red, with a rope around her horns when sue left. The other a Brindle, one horn off at the point, and one hip knocked down. |Any person giving information of said cows will be liberally rewarded.
MAHAN Sc. DOUGHTY, Stewart House.
Toledo and Terre Haute Express,
PETRIE & CO., PROPRIETORS.
THIS
Express by Petrie & Co.'s dally line ef packets is now in operation, connecting with Livingston, Wells & Co.'s Express at Toledo, and Adams and Co. at Terre Haute.
All Packages, Bundles, Parcels, Money, &c., ontrusted to it will be ferwnrded punctually with* Sut delay- Each Packet is provided with an Iron eafe for the safe-keeping ot money.
May 24, '52-d6m-150
•New Shingle Factory, HE subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens ofTerre Haute and the surrounding country, that they have just commenced manufacturing Shineles superior to any offered for aale in tho place- We invite all who wish dwell under good reofs to give us a catl befbr nrehasing elsewhere
All orders from adistance promptly fended to M- B- &W. WALLACE. Factory back of H. Fairbank's rifla factory on fonrth street, between Ohio and il/ain streetr.
Terre Hi.vte,.March 29 1852. daw-ly 102 32.
Runaway—One Cent Reward.
RUN
away from the subscriber on the night of) ''je
girl named Elista Ann Butcher. AU persons are forewarned against harboring said girl, or trust ing her on my account. The above reward but no charges pud. "x
the 1st of September, an apprenticed colored Marsh, ot V\ ashington, Lucas county,.Ohio, and wirl namnl F.lirn Ann Butcher. All persons are 1® Graggoo, Concord, DeKalb county, Indiana, and a host of other*.
JOHN GORDON.
September 4, 1852, w3t Wood and Coal Wanted
exchancc tor Carding ar.d Fulling, &c.,a 1" Holmes's Mill. May 10,'52-d3t-13S-«rtr-3a
LAWNS.
4 PIECES new styles Lawns just received— supposed by the knowing ones to be both beautiful and cheap.
PRAIRIE CITY STORE.
Mav 15. '52-d3w-143-wtf-39 CHEESE. A CHOICE article Cheese just received and for
sale at CONDIT'S Jane 19, *52-wtf-43
GRAIN
HAGS— 5,000 ti»r saU by WATTS St. COLBURN, 63 Peart street, Cincinnati.
RAIN HAGS, WATTS & August 31, 18i-'—l&wltn
Sale of the National Road.
IN
pursuance of an act of the Legislsture, approved June 4, i3V2, 1 will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the door of my office, in Indianapolis, on the 1st day of October, 1852, at 2 o'clock, m.. eo much of the National Road within this State heretofore ceded to this State by tho United Statea, as has not been granted to any company, together with all matemls to or near the same, and now the property of the State, embracing that portion ot the road between the west linerr Putnam county, and the weal line of the State.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Indianapolis, September J1/. ISJi—diwrwlt
Vigo Collegiate Institute.
AT
r*~ yhe is ready to relate to any persons th«
1
The "City
tie.
August 23. IS54—dJkwtf 1 on the estate of Jrreminh Francis, deceased. tieiug granted by the last igo Probaio Court, to 1 (Ih isndeoigneit", therefore, those indebted to said
Exprtsa,
IYlaClame Jsiancu^, estate Will plclee make immediate paymenta. Th«! jnsily Celebrftted A^trologist, rnnd those having claims on the same will plcasu
with the express tabe. pt many.
Enteral according to ActofCon^rrsp.in the yenr 1851. bv J. 8. HOUGHTON, M. !., in the Clerk's Offfew of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. s»
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WOJNDERf DR HOUGHTOW'S
IN
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! Dr. J. 8. Houghton'*
1? SIP 0 KJ
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID.
OR GASTRIC JUICE.' Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth atomach of 'he Ox. after directions of Baron Liebisr, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. I lough ton, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa. "I Dijjeet." !»uch is the true meaning of the word Pepsin. It ia the chief element, or Ureal ingesting Principle of the Gastric Juice—the solvent of the food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimulating agent of the Stomach and Intestines. It is extracted trom the digestive stomach of the. O*, thus forming a True Digestive Fluid, pre* ciai-ly like the natural Gastric Juice in its chemi' cal powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for it.
This is Nature's own remedy for an unhealthy stomach. No art ot man onn equal its curative powers. It contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids, or Nauaeotta Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to tho taste, and may be taken by tho mo3t feeble parents who cannot eat a water cracker without acute distress. Beware of Drugged imitations. Pepsin is not a drtt£.
Half a tenspoonful of Pepsin infused in wife* Srtn&iraM.*00* SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! ""ir "t frrThe scientific evidence upon which this remedy ie based is in the highest degree curious and remarkable.
Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a largo amount of scie-.tifia evidenee, from Liebig'e Animal Chemistrv Dr. Combe's Physiology of Digestion Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet Dr. John W. Draper, of New York University Professor Dunglieon's Physiology Professor Silliman, of Yale College: Dr. Carpenter's Physiology, &c. together with reports of cures from all parts of the United States.]
PEPSIN IN FLUID AND POWDER. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin is prepared in powdet and in fluid form—and in prescription vials for the use of Physicians. The powder will be sent bv mail, tree of postage, for one*dollar, sent to Drt Houghton, Philadelphia.
XTObserve Utis!—Every bottle of the genuine Pepsin bears the written signature of J. S Hough? ton, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pu» Copyright and trade mark secured.
K/'Sold by all Druggists and Deaiers in Medif cinea. Price. One Dollar per bottle. Asrents, WOOD& DONNELLY, Terre Hsuter
Wholesale and retail Agents, R. S. Liwtence Sc. Son, Lafayette C. II Clark, V,nccnnes. /.i September 11, 1352—wyl
Life saved at Midnight! BY GREGORY'S -T Instant Cure of Pain. r-* The most pungent and powerful preparation for the suppression of all inflammation, whether procteiing from Burns, Scalds, Broken Bones, Colds, or any other causes, ever offered to the public. The moment it is taken, its thrilling and animating power is felt, as it forces its way through every diseased nerve and {land a£ the system, relieving a# Pain in an \nstant, and dissolving local obstructions which cause inflammation, fevers, and spas.-nodic pains, with & rapidity known of no other medicine. It immediately quiets the pain of Nervous, or Sick Headache, instantly cures the Toothache, and relieves at once the excruciating pain of Rheumatism, and usually cures long and standing cases, on three applications, in one hour! For dangerous accidents, broken limbs, mangled flesh, bruises, burns, scalds, faint* ueas, pain in the stomach, spasms, cramp, cholid"
FEVER AND AGUE,
Colds, sore throat, cancer in the mouth or stom-« ach, and ail complaints of inflammatory character, this medicine will give instant relief to tha aufferera.
CHOLERA!
The beat medicine known for thia dread com-* plaint as hundreds can testify. Woody Flux it at wavs cures.
Broken Breast, with all its pain and jeopardy to the life of the infant, would never be known were this medicine used a few weeks before nursing. A mother who trom this cause had lost every child, hear.) of the
Instant Cure of Pain!
and tried it, and found it effectual in sarin]*-the
cou'd
refer to Mr. Julias
No Family should be without it.'
county,
Thousands
are ready to Testify to efficacy and certainty in the cure of all Bowel Comphints, and multitudes of children have been saved by its timely use, when attacked at midnight with fits, apasms, cramps, colic, and choking, caused by worms—with no physician near, and life in imminent perils
Price 25cents per bottle. A' For sale by BROWNING &. WALL, Wholesale and Retail Agents, Terre Haute.
Also by Merchants and Druggists in every village and town in the country. GREGORY & MOOKE, Pioprictors, Maume« city, Ohio. tSefrtember 18, 1832--wCm
Standard Family Medicines^!
Prepared with great care and expressly for Family use, such is Dr. Swnyne's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES. DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The moat effectual and epeedy cure known for Be Careful in Put chasing To obtain the original and only genuine preparaUcn of Wild Chtrry, which must have the portrait and signature of Dr. Swavke on each wrapper around the bottle. Until you ebtain this com vqu will never know the real virtues of he
pound Wild Cherry.
E. W. H. ELLIS, Auditor ot State.
a late meeting of the Board of I ru#l«€9 havo been appointed to fill the vacancy principal) of the Male Department ot the Vige where an aperient, alterative, or purgative is rs Collegiate Institute. 1"ircd and for diseases incident to females they
In pursuance of which appointment, I will open are unequalled. a „bove valuable Medicines are prepared
pursuance ot wmch appointment,. ..... a school in aaid Institution on Monday, Septern- 7 he above valuable Medicines are prepared baLKixth, tocontinue 11 w.:eks. ronly bv_I)r- SVv AYNL. at his Laborntory, No. 4,
Wlw course of insiruciion pt»ri»el will imbrftCfe Norrli hh street, (into eighth nnd Race,) Philuall lira branches of a regular Collvginte cour«fe. jdelpbii. The terms ot the Institution are fixed by the! 1 or sale, by J. K. CLN1NGIIAM, joic agcna Boanl, aa follows: for I erre Haute and vicinity^
er OeWMWI ioon, —t "V. lior Senior $.V I propose to hwate in tbt* ce, and f-hall ate every cflort to establish a per-. jf\.a2ZIlXXlStratOr S XVlOtlCB.
Per Session of II weeks. Preparatory Class. $3 September 18, 18,2—wyl Jam. place, nianetit school. THUflMAN 1 I TERS of Administration, dc bonts aon
Dr. Sw»»rne*s Celebrated Vermifuge, In Square Bottles, very pleasant to the taste, and the most effectual remedy in expelling worms, curing dyspepsia, sour stomach, increasing tho appetite, ana invigorating the whole system. Qbserve that it is in square bottles with the portrait of Dr SvV'AYNE on each wrapper, around the botlf. None other is genuine. Dr. $waynefaSarsapnrillanniiTnr Pills.
A gentle purgative and alterative medicinc, fatf superior to the pills in general use, more mild, prompt, and uniform in their operatien. may U* aken at all times, and in fhet in every diseast'
|Hx-sent
citizens of city and has revisited IVrr«»j esmte ia supposed to le solvent Haute, tflie may be found at her private reai I D. JOHNSON, denceon''ih street 3do,»rs North of tho Canal. PutiairTO" fa- ,, w^w
She that her success in the exercise ot tlw| .4-
Egypu iti ftlysteriea bete and at other places may N0"W GtOOCIS. entitle t..-r to the confidence of this commrfnHy. amotIincnt j,^t received at the Prairie
«vv"nts!
of their past livfs-or to raise tor them the curtain wbt!!l hidea the future. Prices: Ladies SO centa--Gentlemen ttept. 27^ fnH ddtwem.
tt.
Cash paid for Wheat
A Holmes's .Mill. /V May 10, '32-tl3i 138-wtf-M *•?.
No. I,"
ILL be in remlincs^ nt all times to convey
gooda fr«m the "City Provision ,St«e
June 9 ,52-wtf.43.
"J D. CONDIT
Foiling and Cloth Dressing
DONE
W
BROWN.
at ait times ami in tha beet manuvt a* Holmes'a Mill. fv May 10, d3t-135
tliem duly authenticated tor settlement
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City Store. Purcbflswrs who study their own, interests will call and examine. M- W. WILLIAMS,
May 15, '52-d3w-113-wif-'Jit
Kier's Rock Oil.
WHILEmany,
the new Petroleum nill relieve
rure very many, diseases, as statj in the circulars—and knowing especially cures Ague, Diarrhmt, Sore E es. (it •Blindness,) Rheumatism, and Scrofula— and proper particularly to urge a *'Ch casea. It ia a reddish, clear, ami pu
Natural Oil*^r
And not a Unman Innntim well near Pittsburgh. Price cents per I
September
t.»
For sale by J. K. DONNELLY. g»*'s, Terre Hf fcrftt a Circul-gp .'
it.ijii, WALL,