The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 October 1852 — Page 3

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Tf kJ527*toadstool and whose injSle died wiih his breath, and we will Cni you to scringing wretch.who trero'liled at the approach of a spider and fainted beneath a thunder cloud. L»t* the fire* of ®u«'gy Pl»y trough your veins, and if your thoughts are directed

In the right channels, you will yet star--tie the slumbering uoiverse.-JoAn Neat.

"IA NEW KWB OF PAPER.—The editor of tbe Scientific America* has^received piece of paper from W. Boyd, esq of SlLers^i. Maryl.nd. wh.eh m.d. iof^h® refuse leather scrapings from Burners* shops- For wrapping paper dtis excellent, quite equal in strength to the strong dark brown paper so com. mon i« England, which is made from old tarred ropes, and it is much cleaner.

*S"ji French courtier said among all his acquaintance he only knew three honest women. 'Who are they?' asked the queen. 'Your majesty is the first, iny wife is the second, and as for the other, your majesty will excuse me naming her, as 1 wish to keep open a door for escape. by leaving evtry other woman to hink herself the third.'

assaulted on the Timet yesterday by James M. Pittemm. The particulars of the affair as we gather them from authentic sources are these. Gen. I*. came out of the Post Office, and while walking toward the comer of the Square, passed Mr. Piumart, who was seated on a barrel by the store of Messrs. Thayer. \fier he hod passed. Pitt man followed and attacked hi.n with a heavy cane.— Gen. L». turned upon him it» defence and broke his catie over him. and attempted iu clinch him, when Ptttman started, run across the street and got out of his way. We believe that not a word was said l»y PtttntiO) before ho gave the blow.—

Quincy Whig Oct. 15

A good many of the Democratic papers Htlece that Gen. Scott has really no public bustuess in the West, and that the whole purpose of his tour is to promote his own election to the Presidency. Will these Democratic papers then be so kind as to explain to their readers why Gef). Wool and Gen. Lawson, the form»r a staunch Democrat have accompant ed Gen. Scott l»h« whole lour.

Two little boys, lately, were flying a Glasgow, Scotland. 1 ha »ue had obtained^ very considerable etevatinn, when a vivid fiufeli of the clectric rtued struck ihe kite, and in th£ tvvinkHUB of an eye the kite* tail and paper fended (hereto, and ihe gre.lor part. d»"ng d«7

the lioor H*«'e Mlews staring l» ««w nmnzemeut ta the disappearauce of their

favorite.

Priming pap«r i» so scarce in California that mutty of the nowspttpers are printed on wrapping paper of every possible color. The Aha California has been reitofced t*o fools cap siz«. The Manner, on West street, Is Issued daily «II *ood paper, yet ft i«. nevertheless, a fool* cap sheet in e*ery reaped except size

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•1* proceeding very tly at Burlington, (N- J..) *hete being but little excitement upon the sul ject. The counsel for the prosecuting Bishops ate Richard S.-Cox^. of Washington II. W Davis, Esq., of Trenton. For the defence,

Messrs T. I- Warton and Meredith, of Philadelphiav Messrs. Carpenter, Browning, Stratum, of New Jerseyj and Judge Chambers, of Maryland.

&to

u»« of the €iete of New Jereey came to

city some thirty year# ago, bringing hit VhVrd wife with him. ii* has#lftce hit first married a widow, and never remained a widower raw® than •ix moctht K»f o&« titne.—Cmciii„iwti Times*

A Fretachman wishing xo ripl*k of the cream of the Eingltah fx**, forgot ihe word, and tatd 'tk butter of Eag,Jt*h pQete., 4

new building material baa been dit» .covered end patented, madecfcoke and other itibmncMi^* ^out one'third of the clay brick, tnd far a«» perior in point of durability.

From every part of the country the *no*t cherishing news reaches us of the §rosreae of ihe Scott cauae. Every •where there ia uoion end harmony in ou( ranks and a cheerful confidence of success. The Whig p*f*ra in thi» State all promise increased majorities for Scotf over 1848, which will give him Penn* *)i*ania by an overwhelming majori-

Pittsburgh Gnzette,

REMARJCA"*&K W tDDi.NO.—The citizens in the vtcHtity of Laurel and Hopkins streets w«re coasiderably annoyed on yesterday evening, by a crowd of hoys who kept a constant rattling of tin p*n»i naasiog the scene with a breathless stand blowing of horns, for tho p«rpos« of jenc0t As she passed Moro Cattle, she serenading &

mg another fair lady, a Mrs Mnrgrei Ikir- Gen. Scott arrived here this afternoon, aan, and was, on yesterday evening 01 ar-, anj|etVM for Biizabethiown, New Jer •ried to her, by the Rev. Mr. traokland.j

CHARLESTOWN, S. C. Oct. 18.

A severe gale prevailed on the Florida coast on the 9th. The Court House at Newport was blown down. The goods in the Custom House, were much damaged by the overflowing of the tide. The wharves at St. Mark's were injured. The damage done to shipping very extensive and many have been driven ashore. The light house and the Keeper's dwelling, at Breakwater, was washed away and not a boat is left on the beach. Wakulla and the Railroad bridges are destroyed, and the track washed away for half a mile. The cotton crop is ruined. There is not a bale loft, on an average, to ten acres. A large quantity of turpentine trees were destroyed in Tallahasa [sic], and the town greatly injured. Every store between the Capitol and the Court House is damaged, and the road blocked up with fallen timber. The storm was equally severe at

Apalachicola. The pilot boat Cypress sunk at the wharf and two men were drowned. A large number of vessels are ashore and several pilot boats upset, and a large amount of goods damaged. The steamer Palmetto is totally wrecked. ———

CiNCISJtATI, Oct 90.

Flour is in good demand, and prices steady 900 good retailing 'brands sold at $3 25 @3 23 200 bbls fancy §3 45. Wheat firm, 60@62c whisky dull—no sales cheese 7® 7^c butter in good demand at 15@18c. Hogs, 5^c. for November, declining—firm prices steady unchanged

THE METHODIST CHURCH CASE. COLUMBUS, Oct. 20. J*H%» iavitt, of the U. S. Court, has given a decision In tbe Methodist Church Case respecting the Book concern at Cinciunati. It is adverse to the claim of the Church South. An appeal has been taken

wVr« «n,u™d. l«,.„g).ecreiar,toEd».rd E»erett ..y, th„t .11

NEW YOKK, Oct. 20.

Sales of 5,000 bbU Flour at $4 21 @4 56 for State,and *4 50@4 66 for Southernthe demand is good. Wheat is less active, sales of inferior Genessee 99c., and of good. Weatern at $1, 06. Rye is lower, with sales at 84@85c. Corn is firm at 73 J@74c. Mess pork $17 50, and prime $15 50 at which the market is very dull. Lard is unchanged. Beef is inactive whisky 23$c. Other articles unchanged.

The steamship Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool. She takes 50 passengers and #400,000 in spccie.

BALTIMOBE, Oct. 30.

An invitation has been sent to Gen. Scott has ten majority, to attend the Agricultural Fair to be held here next week, and it is thought that he will accept. ..

Telegraphed for Ihe Daily Courier, BY WADE'S LINE. ...» Serious lilaess of Da»iel Webster.

BOSTOH, Oct. 22t

A special messengff from Marshfield says that Daniel Webster is not expected to live abeut800.

-a letter from his private

hopes of his recovery are gone, and that he is not expected to live till morning. NEW YORK, Oct. 19.

The Crescent City arrived. While in the Gulf she entered Havana port before daylight, was allowed to remain, but not to eonimuntcatd with the shore. Boats filled with police surrounded the steamer, watching. Gupt. Porter was not allowed to lay his protest before the American consul.

Afterward Mr. Morales, of the firm cwwrft otT Qfiiit^Cr iii corn." pany with the Cuban Official, endeavoring to compromise. Captain Porter refused holding any communication in the manor, except with the American Consul. Afterwards, Mr. More!and,the Consul, in company with the Captain of the Port cane alongside, but the Consul was not pf rmined to board. Captain Porter hat.de him his protest and, put to sea.

As the steamer parsed the Custom House, thousands were assembled, wit-

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several of th« dally papers of the city! State Floor f4,37@4,50 Southern announced the remarkable wedding ol $4,50,@68,and active Western Wheat a mao who had married his *«lxth wife,! ^j Q7 advancing Bye 86 mixed

Com

rew. Well, It seows, for some cause or prime $tS.oO attd dulj, Lard It er, the parties were not married, andj mess beef $0,50@14,50 prime 4@6. iltaT'fJ»« LU»" 1 Inilriri The old gentleman,however,determined never to| NRW Yoar Oct 19 be outdone,immedtaiiy commenced woo-

op the Star Spangled Banner, fired

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c«^. ob, ,9.

River fallen 4 inchee since yester day. Flour steady with demand equal to eupply for ahipping brao d«,and for good reeling do.Whisky l6Jc. JNoihing new in groceries moderate demand 4@5$c for sugar 28(^30c for molasses.

Nsir Oftuuwets, Oct 19.

Western Produee is dull end further depressed, jBacon it nominal at 9c for mees P*w* tl 17,50 ?|#8 for •Wden^ prime lard life. Ohio fleur mm 40c. Hay fl3,00 per ton. Tobecco i« eteady.

Arrived, neuaeni Memphis and Maity Wayne from Cincinnati, and Norma leave to-night. "Tt^{^•

Bniifu.ut, Oct 18.

Vender burgh official—Wright's majority 859 Miller's majority 382. Warrick official—Wright's majority 631 Miller's majority 673.

CtHOtKNATJ. Oat. 1«.

Fifty-thr*e counties heard from gives

new WMg«*lil *n

J6@ 180..

tb^"

two hundred. (The Democratic majority for Governor

last year was 98,000.) River risen eight inches since yesterday. Flour in Mr demand—"S00 bbls sold at $3 $0(§SWMk Whisky 1®|®S 800 boxes oheese 7o. In provisions nothing doings Groceries unhanged, Molasses 38@Slo. Sugar 4@8c. Coffee 9@»i Butter, good

CHARLESTOH, Oet. 14.

There were five deaths irom yellow fever during the 34 hours ending last evening, The election of members of the Legislature excited but little interest throughout the State. In Charleston the vote cast was the smallest ever polled.

By the arrival of the steamship Onftfli Post, we learn that the ship,Pierce, of New York, and (torn Darten was totally wrecked. The Union saved the passengers, hut the vessel and cargo, which was lumber, OStr *,

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.

Flour Is In brisk demand at $4 31 @4 50 for State, and $4 62@4 81 for southern. Wheat is active at $1 04J for western white, Corn is languid at 71 and 7ljc. Pork is unchanged with moderate demand. Beef is good demand at $10 50® 15 00 for mess, and $4@6 for prime. A sale of 100 casks beef hams at $16. Lard llj@12c. Ohio whisky. 24c.

Tbe steamship Atlantic sailed for Liverpool to-day. She takes 111 passengers and four hundred thousand dollars in specie.

The United States ship of war Powhatan sailed to-day for Havanna. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 14.

In Allegheny county, 39 districts, Hoffman, whig, 945 majority over Hopkins, Demcrat. There are sixteen districts yet to hear from, which gave Johnston last year 417.— For Supreme Judge—41 districts are heard from, which give Buffinglon, whig, 738 majority ever Woodward, Democrat. There are fourteen districts still to hear from, which gave Johnston 463 majority last year.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 14, 8 pm.

Ohio—26 counties, Whig gain over last year, about 7,000 Galloway beaten by Olds by 50 majority 6 members of Congress elected, Harlan, Corwin, Taylor, Ball, Campbell and Harrison. Two Freesoilers elected, Giddings and Wade. The Democratic State ticket elected, from 5 to 8,000 majority.

SANDUSKY, Oct. 14.

In Erie County, Saddler, whig, has 430 majority for Congress. County ticket equally divided. State ticket also divided.— Democratic candidate for Supreme Court and whig candidate for Board of Public Works 12 majority.

Huron county gives about 600 majority for Saddler, whig, and county and State whig ticket about the same.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.

Iliffdon, whig, for SherifFJJOO majority.— Harrison, whig, for Congress, Second District, 800 majority. Disney, Democrat, for Congress,First District, majority in the city

Later from Salt Lake and the Plains. INDEPENDENCE, October 15. Messrs. Stephen B. Rose, John C. Waddel, of Lexington; W. S. Price of Michigan, and one or two others, as also Mrs. Phillips of Michigan, reached here on yesterday from the Plains. Rose and Waddel are from Salt Lake, and the remainder of the party from California. Mrs. Phillips lost her husband on the way out to California this spring, and is now on her return home. The party bring but little news of interest from Utah. Business was recovering, and a brisk trade was springing up. All is quiet at Fort Laramie. They were in daily expectation of the arrival of Major Fitzpatrrick. The goods for the Indians had reached there, and large bands of Indians were in and around the Fort awaiting their distribution.

Capt. Thomas and the Pueblo Indians, Judge Houghton and party, are here and at Westport, and will leave for Santa Fe week after next.

Good health in our city—weather delightful. -----

New OSLEAXS, October 15.

Western produce declining mess pork nominal, $17 50. Bacon side# 9§9jn. Whisky 18$c.

No general news. Arrived—Ship Josiah Bradlee, MiudlwaeX, and Montreel, from Boston Orlando, from New York: -.

Arrived—Steamers Columbus, Ssranack, and Dresden, from St. Louis. ..

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In this dty, at the Prairie House, Oct. 14th, Eddy,only child of Edwin aod Anna W\ Corben, aged 2 years.

Ciftrfnmti p«|er» ple&M copjr.

'^AXTTIO:nT

WHEREAS

Ofct ft 1W.

wife £usanah Hanetwerk brd and board without

has left my

any .**wi canse or fwow'ifla, this is cantioa of goods.

allV agaiw* hsrt»nng or tfaafens her on rar oant. ssl witl riv no debts 01 i»er contrit ueotiGEfiANETWERK.

Lots to Lease.

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llowiag lot® an mmated R_ai MR«t a#«ninf Cha -s Sin.:-. House, tbty will be leased Kir a terw of three r" -^veral persons Inn- *i«n to iir. br j-cnaa w«ks past, tlmi was aiuc.x-,* to 1« t]f, 1 wiit a ia at Mr. timrhert a fiat fcU'I* o«i

pretnisw it Satordaf tbe 24th day from 8 o'clock a. m. to 5 p. m. to ac

ODBkHMiltStll

Oct. IS, *5*,

MARTIN BURKE.

Coroner's Inquest. bwMtion held at Town Milk ia Terre tontbalMi Tiew of tbe

ANaaat««n«ba It* Ur of Oaob«r,I8SSUpon

F.<p></p>Faocw—the

body of Ow

OWSH vwdict of That he came to hia death Eoginetrfsaid

Jary was asfoUows.

at haft tea* aevaa o'clock in tise evening of said day. rand la Us psdm Ow fi»ilowlm Btopertf, toNrit-doe «lrer Watch, a baaiii al km, two ulk pocket handieratoefe, twenty-fiTe dettiis ia Buk aotea, aad twenty tests in sri dm Pill advertMements, two poekot hoeltft, «io« bottle of laudanam. and six notes band oa di(li»«ot i»div»d«als of Ohio, aad etfcar papars of not morfi «f!oe. On account of mutflatfoa of person and etotHacno accurate description could begriaa by tbe Jury. A#e mppoacd to be by oae of tbe witnesaes thin*-frre or fortr- 8nppoMd to be about fire feet au inches high. And was very gentedlr drnwed. Samewitntastbiaka waa nor complected, dark hair, red face aad

JOHN MCRTHY, Coroner-

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Dry Goods and Carpet Store,

No. 1» Kant fourth Street, CINCINNATI, BSPEiTKUM+Y inform thuirouitoinms sn4 purchasers generally, thst thuy «r« um opening largo and cunipleta as»ortni«Ht of

Faiiry nnl Ninple Knfflish,

Trt«u'l», lim'iMftH and

-®[g¥ ©@@©©0 Alto an Mt»nsivo assorsmsnt of AMlClflCAN CAlift*vnNGt purtthssml and impurted prbvipua to the Isitt nuvonqe, which we offer at few prions as similar goodii csu bf« bought in tt* United StB'fs.

Floor Oil Cloths, Thoroughly seasoned, from 3 to 24 fw»t ln width, a law Stuek always on ll(M, Hotel keajwsrs, bttfitinhoat »^s' Btrangura msy depend upon finding mI bs«

of Goods in our liiie,. at,prices jow

purcli88el

15, &3 w3m

Toledo and Trne Haute Express,

PETRIK A CO., rilUIMUKlOIlS. 'l llia Express by P« trie & Co.'s dally Una ef I nockets is now in operation, connecting with Livingston, Wells A Co.'s Express at Toledo, and Adams and Co. st Terre Ilajits.

All Packages. Bnndlea, Parcels, Money, Alo., ontmsted to it wilt be forwRwled punctually withSut delay* Each Pncnei is provided with on Iron •»fe for the snf« keeping ut money.

Mav 24, •5,2-d6m-l50

New York Cheap Clothiiig Store. KVKlt\ IIOIIY HUN I1EHISI

1nnd

1JST received and now wfniu« a splendid absortmcpt of It end niude Clothing, embracing every vurjety. and selectwl to suit the moat fnjMidimis. Purchasers aro respectfully requested tq call and examine my stock before juirchnsing elsewhere, ss 1 nm determined to oner such inducements as must constrain the public to pnironitseme t^all at the above sign, west side al tbe Public a,..™, bmldinj.

UV1N(,ST0N

Oct. 8 1852,dlw-w6mo, _____

Western States Line, For Buffalo, Cnnndn and Western States. W IT O RESIIIPP1NG A

Albany or Troy.*v WtOPRtETOBS.

A- R- COBB it CO-, foot pf Indiana Street, Buffalo- XT A- YV. PALiUER, &CO., 121 llroad Street, New

York. E- W. SDOANE, 1 Agents,No-121 Broad Street, C- II- CANFIIIJ). New York(KrMnrk Packages, W. B- Line, and ship by Western States Line, Foot of Brand Street, New

^°Jn connection with Terre Haute and Toledo Line Canal Boat. COfcSIGWETii.

SCOTT &. SPENCER, Tolede, EARLY &, LEGBETT, Terre Ilaute-' ~tftar- 26 '52 w-6m-31.

Wood & Donnelly'i Old Established Stand,

Drug Store. North Side of tlie

I S A E

At this store may be foundaa usual at WHOLE SALE, a complete assortment of every thing our line of busineas, which will be sold at the low est range of prices.

We are in receipt of spring supplies of Drills, Medicines, Chemicals, Roots, Herbs, Extracts, «5tc., pure and of best qualities.

E A N O I E A I E S

WINES and LIQUOES for Medical use, pare and ol choice flavours, Taints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Glass and GlassWare, Putty, Glue, Brushes,

Bronzes, Gold Leaf, &c.

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

April 5, '51, 32-tf

Accommodation, No. 1. rpHE subscriber, grateful for past fnvors, takes JL pleasure to inform his customers aud the public generally, that he still keeps the

Accommodation Wagon, And wilt send home, free of charjje, all articles (no matter how trifling) purchased at kis store.

P. POWARS,

Four doors east the Post Office.

April 22.

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Sites & Katzenbaugli,

Undertakers and Coffin-Makers,

RESPECTFULLYand

INFORM THE CITIZENS

of Terre Haute vicinity, that they will give undivided attention to the above business, with a view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indispensable trouble attending the death ol' a friend, and woujld state that they are prepared to undertake the whole business of funerals, if desired, or any part thereof,

wo ah E

2$ ©lb

c,*»

Uay

lft re

led free nj tAtabllsh-

at reduced prices. r»e wiit, «U.c»«M,,beJfurnjsJ such aa procure comnsartneir

A hearee

charge to ment. CofHns kept on hand of all sizes.

To persona in the country, they woultl sa^ that they will furnish coffins ateajier than they have been furnished by any person in the county, and will attend the funeral with their hearae free qf charge, any distance not over ten miles.

Shop on Market street, north of the *ourt house, nearly opposite-White Hall Jane 29. '^-^Iw-wly-^S-^

Remnants,

NOTllER case of Remnants received this morning. Price 8 cents. They are selling fast at the

PR A If! IE CITY STORK.

May 15. '52-d3w-M3-wrf-39

FALL AiVulVALS. The most SPI.EBfDIDGOODS in Market WILLIAMS & EARLY,

RE now receiving direct from N. Y., Philadelphia and Baltimore, a general slock ef Dry Goodsi Qupcnawarc,

Ilnrdwnre nnd Cirorcrles«

AIJSO— A largHot of Carpeting, which will be abtd very low for caah or approved credit. A largf nwortment of nn is A I O I A S of all quailties.and prices have Wen laid in with meat care, and will be found eheht) and exv!?"r»t

Some tery fine, with Bxtra globes and ehimn. ys, arJ rapi^** of Shedding "i flood of light" on any •(,!-. ct—1 !'r(Si0, bwutiiml and cheap—art to be found among thier large and panerai aosortment

QUEENSWAHE STOCK W PERFECT, And their varctyol Hal*. Tap*, ItcMits & ^hoe«. as comprehensive as the eastern markets can at-! font.

Cor '-y -chants, wirMng to^*fit ap" will' (iod ti .»t«t iiment, altiT rf at the north west comer of the pu aquare. the moat interesling one in Teire-flaun. aaretardsthe Qanify, Variety aad Cbeapncaaof (*opdu

Tbry, as well all others, are respectfully Invited to call and examine the aioek on band. WILLIAMS & EARLY.

T^-Hcnte, Qot 1H9 9tf.

I termitteat Fever, and always stop them the first day. Also, Graves's Anti-Billion*, Anti-lysp«pUc,

Parlfviaf aad Cathartic Pills. So celebrated for the core of Dyspepsia, and yer Complaint. And also, hia

PAIN EXTRACTOR,

Which never fails to give instant relief {rota pain ia Scalds and Boras, aad cores old Ulcers, Tetter and Scald-Hcad.

The above medicine* have been selling tbroughoot the West Sutes for the last nine years. For sale in I we Haute by

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Fnlliag and Cloth Dressing

D('NKatauMill.

times and in Lhe best mann*r at

Hnlmes's

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NATIONAL IIOAD STREET, East End

HAVE

on Hand a very l»rg* assortment of «l kinds of most approved stoves, wtueh they arc diMermined to sell nt the lovrest faun* possibls. Our stock in uart, of tlw Lottuw-

CELEBRATED STOVES Air Tiglu. very Troy Air Tight, .s.M,t 3 Drum Parlor,

Etna superior stove, The Best Premium Ptwnix do Eg* 9°"'

Former's do hix,Seven, and I en Plate Reeor's Patent Double Stoves, in «reat vari^v®n, e'y- ..

Also—Skillets and Lids- Ovens and Lids. Odd Lide, Dog Irons, Sugar Kettles, and in fwi almost every article required by hoi^sekecpcrs for doiuesj tic purposes.

P. 8. A supply of 00 PLATES always on hand, to FURNISH FREE «»n rosureoee, Which we will furnish at jJi Cenis per lb. alter the insur ance runs out.

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^'JIITYU-M-^CIF N. BEYMER & CO

W. WILLIAMS, No. 8. Farrington'a Block, I AS ROW opened a large and complete assortI I uient ef Goods, suitable for the Spring end Summer trade, which he is offering at lower prices than anv uther house in ihe city.. The stock consists in part as follows:

Dr^ss Grpods:

Rich printed Berege plain Berege all ctJora.^ B«rege De Laines and Tissues, Lowns, Spring style MoiHieliu De Luln^a French, Eurl«un, QUO American Ginehams black Silks,&.C.", Sc.C.

White Goods:

Swiss Muslin, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, Book M«He, Cambrics, Jaeonatts, 1 a|e Checks, Stripes. Curtain Muslins, &,c., a large and handsome assortment.

Brown Sheetings:

All desirable brands of 3-4,4-4, &-4, G-4, and 10-4 Bleached Sheeting: 100 pieces of 3-4. 4-4, 5-i, 6-4, aud 10-4.

Prints:

'300 pieccs of Philip Allen's Cocheco, Sprajfue, Hamilton, Union, Mcrrimac and English brands Cottonades: 70 pieces including favorite styles, Ripka fancies, Nankeens, Denins, blue drillings aud mixtures.

Linens:

Brown Linens, bloached and brown Linen Drillings, Irish Linens, Tabic Damask, bleached and brown Table t-loths, Napkios, Doillies, Russia and Scotch lMapers, Crash, Bird's-Eye and lluckabuck Towelings, fcc.

Woolen:"

American, French. German and English Cloths, black and fancy Cassimeres and French Doeskins, Tweeds, Satinets, Jeans, Cftshmerette, &c.

Vestings:

Fancy Silk, Satin, bufl Cassimere, white and buffMeraeilles. Sundries:

Tiekings, Shirtiug Stripe, Checks, Hosiery, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas and Parasols, Gloves all kinds, Edgings and Insertions.

We are receiving every week additions to the slock of new and desirable styles keeping our assortment at all times lull and complete.

May 21,152-wtf-39

Exclusively lo the Ladies,

BEAUTIFUL assortment of Ladies double and single embroidered Unrter Sleeves, Cuffs, Collars, Chemizettcs, Capes and Caps. Also, Infants Caps, Linen Handkerchiefs, Mourning Collars and Cuffs, Jaconrtt and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings, Lisle and Linen do.

A fine assortment of assorted colors, Kid, Silk, Lisle, and Cotton Gloves, blacfc and fancy colored Fans, a large lot ef blnck and fancy Silk Parasols, Silk Berege, Thread and Grass fancy Summer Slmwls.

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

F. NIPPERT'S CHEAP CASH STORE. F»rri tut ton's Block North of the l'uplic Square. May 28, 5i2-dlw-wtf-l!2-40

Merchant Tailor

BAS

removed his Tailor Shop from Market street to National Road street, one door east of Ira Grover's Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactory where he husopened in his new Fancy From Store Room, a

MEKCtlANt TAILOR SHOP, and is prepared to fufniah the best and most fash ionable materials, and make them up in a style inferior to none in the west.

He will makes CxxrrBES in the most approved style, when the cloths are furnished by the customer and also give strict attention to cutting all kinds of garments?—all of which Bhall be done with taste and despatch-

Ort. 22.184?.9U A VI HA RTSOCK

Golden Opportunity

VING received and opened my enure new stock of fancy nnjl staple Dry Goods. I now offer them to the pubiife at unusually low prices for cafh. Eevry variety ol aoods that it is usual to keep in a well appointed dry goods store may be procured here.

BeanPftil fir'red and plnin dre« Silks, figurod and p'.'nil r-i .-es. Poplins, fancy Lawns, le

Laines, nnd Ginghams book, mull, swiss, and doited Muslins plain, striped and cross-barred Jaconett white and biack siik Laces and Fringw» draws Trimming*, white Skirts, cotton Hose ail colon, Irish Linens, bleached and brown Do-me-n.* Bed-tickings, Checks, Cotton Yarns, Doou and Bhocs tor women, men,boys and children-

Extra fine and commhn Silk Hat*, Kossuth and Mexican do Looking glasses. Tea, Sugar. Violatives, and Tobacco. 1 h»-ee are but a tew oi tf». many article hi» may be purchased for as lit-

Dr. YOUMANS, Physician and SurgeoE.

(LATE OP LtCKiao COI-JITV, OHIO.)

HAVING

Si L^lSdvCyUUxJtSc

Dr. Gravest Very Popular Ague Pills, nr«HAT never fail to cure Agm CWlb mod In-

August 5,1853—dlw-w j!

Madison and Cincinnati .Railroad Line of Packet®.

WILLor

WOOD A DONNELLY.

?ellowthe

... .. !fMI

AlVpatterna seut» to us shall he. ('otinets, C«ps

caat and forwarded, as per dirwtiona have a areat many PArrsaitsfor Mir,i.«ASTiN«fc on hand, which wc will have cast—when the job excet ds 1,000 |hs.— at Cents for Furn»(jo aid 31 Centa for Foiwxlory. Wu are prepared to execute fobs to any eMent. at short notice, in he casting one, such AS Building Fron'JU (^ubttr l®rre Haute, Cincinnati, or BHffule make,) Lard Kottlca,Orates

tie skmey at and Skins, for which I will pay fair pricts* F. NIPPfciK 1 (-'HEAP CASH STORU, JU of 'ff ide, »"OMm fro.n iltitlonce 6!Ic4, *4 .honlj

May 28, .»2-dlw ihe artieleor price not sunt, if r~t«rned in go.nl order, the pnt^ii»s» enn imvj his ni»tiey back. Please call and examine Jar ymirselvrs and don't forsret tlie place, on the c-tfner next tfie t'om Ufficc, for good LeaiJter and t'h vip bargains. flKNKY'S&NYDER

bad a number of years experience

in the practice of Midwifery and the diseases of Women and Children, Dvseft' ryt Bilious Fever, Malignant Erysepalrs. Typhoid Pnrnrtwnia.and Typhoid Cong^UveFever. Also,hromc ileases in all their various forms-particularly i-u«*nrement ef the Liver aod Spleen, eo prevalent in this country—tenders his services to the citizens of Terre Hsute and vicinity, hoping a liberal share

patronage.

Residence Stewart Flouse, where he may be found al ail hours, except when on professional business.

STEAMERS

IIOOSIEB STATE, G. W. Wright, Master WISCONSIN, No. 2,

T. T. Wright, Master.

leave Madison evert day on the arrival of the Madison and Terre Hartte cars.— For speed safety these boats cannot be surpassed br any boats on tbe western watera. H*

May ^Hlly-isa

Cash paid for Wlieat

the Tower Abll*. north ot Canal Basin. J\ M1LLKR & SOliLE. Terre Haute, May 11, ».

WAR WIIH SPAIN

10.000 VoltiiiKcr* Wanted To tnnrch Iq the tio shop Thayer «c Hostelter. in CliUton, Ind..where tliey are «al the prices will oot tmrt or ktft tbe yKiichaaer Cf)up/'r% 't it* and href iron

MANUFACTORY. ]. L. Thayer 6c J. Hosietter would rospeoUuIly •sy to tbe public and those wishing n»,C-rper sod Sh^ei Iron ware, thst U*ey would do w«I UJ

ill at eouth corner of J. R. Whitcomb &Cp'*. Block, nearly opposite theofliueot Drs. Hedges &> McMillsn, they will Jo»«d at all times, ready to execute ail jobs in tUair Itoe, at the shortest notice, and ia tbe very Usst uiaoocr. lionse Mattering aud Spouuogi Done with nesuieas and deepatch.

Country merchants and dealers, wnre, wiil please send in their bills, hidi »j« tw tjliod

*"d JAMK8 T. TI11YEB.

Nov 15, *51-12 tf JOHN UOgrt.I I

$20 Reward.

rOST.

a smell lorox.» /W on tlwfith of Oct. I8SS, eontatiling 4^1.00 Bank

notes,

Slov

One $90 note on th»» Stuyr Bank o[ Jndistia. 3 $10 notes don't wolW o« w'"it BauLa, t|l aotea, and the L»a'auee in FO KOIPS^

Any person ftnlnug wtid Pockft Oow.and ing the same wi'h tin' n»o,uey at thy wUceahaj.hsve the above reward,

Oct. 9,*55{-w3t-7

House (shattering'ana Spo'utiug, Execute ut sliprt notice, in astyleuiw--.rti^wjd. Wo will, on no account, undertake a joo we cannot finish as per agreement.

Fancy Millinsry.

RS, CONNOR and Mts« 11E.ND.60X WOULD recitizens of Terra have opened a Fan

y, oad"Streaj, next door

U'eato) Mr. Urover a i$ft)*eStor where tUey df. f«r an asasorimant of Millinery and EmbroiuerConsistiug'in part, of Silk, Satin and Jiraid

igmr_ Jfead Drsseos of every stjde. qual

style. 9, Ee« Hat

ity and price, Fine French Flowers,

a tliers, andker-

cbiefs, c. We tlaiter ourselves we wjU be able to supply Customers with goods of the latest fasion

«agood terms as «mle had in the City N. B. Will also keep constantly on hand an assortment of Mourning Bonnets.

Oct. 9. '5S-w3mo

Bills of Lading

NEAT article, on good paper, just urmted ani for sale at the,

WAS

HUN

rnrR|Ft( ()fnc&

Popket Hook Lost.

I-ost this day on tlie Lafayette road, between Terre Haute and Otter reek, a Pocket Book, containing a five dollar note, and two dollar note, and three otje dollar notes tlie finder will be rewarded by leaving the saHtte st the Courier Office HIRAM WARD.

October 14, 1852-d3t?

STATE OF INDIANA, Co wrr OF VIGO,

SS.

*HE qualified voters of the county aforosaia. I are hereby notified to meet at the usu?l placed of holding Elections in their"respective townships on the second Tuesday of October, ihen and there will proceed to fill the several offices named in the

above order. DREW \Y ILK INS, Sheriff September 9,1652 te

FIR 13 PROOF PAINT.

BLAKE'S

FIRE PROOF PAINT, groand it

LAKE'S FIRE PROOF PAINT, groand in olora and For sale by

oil, assorted colors and packages. Law

rence' Pure Lead. Apr5.'51 32-tf.

WOOD DONNELLY.

One CentTJEleward

Runaway-

away from the subscriber on the night of the 1st of September, an apprenticed colored pirl named Eliza Ann Butcher. Alt persons are forewarned against harboring said girl, or trusting her on my account. The above reward but no charges paid.

JOHN GORDONl

September 4, 1S52, 3t

Election Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY or Vwo.

fMlHE qualifi«i voters of the County aforesaid Jl. aie hereby notified to meet at the usual pla

ces

of holding elections in their reapecti«) townships. on Tuesdav following the first Monday, bein» the 2d day of hiovemter 1852, for thepttrposa of "voting for thirteen Electors of President and

Vice

PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

President of the United States ANDREW VVILKINS,Sheriff Oct 8,1852, wte. Prairie City, Express and Journal will please copy and charge Vigo cou nty.

"Stai^ardFamUy Medicines, Prepared with great

care

and expressly for Family

use, such is

Dr. Swayne's

CELEBRATED MEDICINES. DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

The most effectual and speedy cure known for Be Careful in Purchasing To obtain ihe original and only genuine preparation of Wild Cherrv, which must have the portrait and signature of Dr. SWAYNE on each wrapper around the bottle. Until you obtain this cornpound you will never know the real virtues ol Wild Cherry.

Dr. SwayneH Celebrated Vermifuge, In Square Bolt)!w, very pleasant to the taste, and the most effectual remedy in expelling worms, curing dyspepsia, sour stomach, increasing the appetite, and invigorating the whole system. Oo serve that it is in square bailies with the portraii of Dr. SvVAYNE on each wrapper, around tbe bottle. None other is genuine. Dr. Swayne*s Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills.

A gentle purgative and alterative medicine, far superior to the pills in general use, more mild, prompt, and uniform in their operation, may be taken at all limes, and in

!fact

September 18, 1$52—wyl_

THE

September 18,163-wti

Vigo Collepate Institute.

A a tate meehn^ of flirlloini nt Printer 1 r\. have been apotHiitsd to fid the icancv «i*1 of the Male Department of toe Vi

principal) Collegiate legiate Institute.

In parenance of wbleh oppolntrntlii. I will ope a school in said institution on Mouday, it ber sixth-, tocoiitimfc wa»k«.

The course oi iuetructiHt pilr ci's! wjll trace all ihabranches of a rt^tifw Co.i.'s»i3iec »!ii The terms of Hie lii^. utjjii *f«| fined ly tl»e| Board, as folldwg:

Per Hemion of 11 weeks. Pre iflraWry Glim. 03 Junior %4 Senior fo* pnn«t to hic it« thi#t place, aod shall Use |*verj elutci to utilab i^h a }ei manent scho»jt. 3. TIIOR^LVN.

Auguat IS^—di&wtf

Flank Road Notice,

LI# Persons interested in me organfeatlisti a Com piny, an^ ^tlie construction of and Plank iLotkd on the National Road,

A'i

ween Terre iiaute and the Eastern line of Clay count. are requested to meet at the Conrl House on Wednesday evening,20th iast.

Oct. 15, w-dat.

A N AGS.— 5,000 for sal* by WATTS A. COI.BPKN, 63 Pearl street, August 31* J&o^rgd&wiui Cincinnati.

Life saved aft Midnight^ liY"GREGORYt

Xdfttaft Curd of Fain.

Tlut moat pa»K(«t anfl a atippressioo of a" ee«idiig'/rom fiornt,

ana DOWl udm* Scafos7h

Sipt. 25 w3 t-6

WHEkE

in every disease

where an aperient, alterative, or purgntive is required an«f for diseases imidmt to females they are unequalled.

The above valuable Medicines are prepared only by Dr. SWAYNK, at his Laboratory, No. 4 North ?.th street, tlats riighih and ttao®,) Philadelphia. tor sale byJ. R. CtJN INGHAM, sole agent for Terre Haute and vicinity.

New Leather Store.

undersigned, late of Dayton, Ohio, would respectfully inform the citizens of Terre Haute ani surrounding co«n»ry, that ho has opened a wholesale and retail

I.EATHEfl STORE,

on the conror of National Rond an! ounh sireeu*, west of the Post Office, where he will devote his

«mire attention to Jauntier, Hide*, Oil. ani Findings, where may be found at all times, a largo assortment of

2V Boot rees,

fry*. Shpe frails,

-i J3001 rees, oni &miU Tools,

Cnrrvmg Knives,. F(e#hers. »Ru!» Stones, Lamp Black, Brashes, ifnil a great many small tools aud articles not necessary to tncn liin, leather in fhe nniffi j-'nch^cd also. Hides

ttifil preparation fi* intatum, whetlier pro-

^-r Broken Consa, Colda, or any other cau«e« *t er -offered lo the public. Tbe moment it is talun, its thrilling and annoating power ia felt, as it force* Ita way through very diseased nerve a ad gland of the system, relieving all Pax* in an rrstant, and dissolving local obstructions which cause Inflammation, lexers, and spasmodic pains, with a rapidity known ho other medidne. It immediately ^ufeta the

09 pain of ServouM, or Stk Headache, instantly CHITS the Toothacht, and relieree at once thCexcruciating pain of fthetiioattsm, sad usually cores long and standing cs«**, on three applicatlolis. In one hoar! For dangerous accidents, broken liuiba. mangled flesh, bruises, burns, scalds, fii.itneas, pain in the stomach, spasms, crstnp, cnollo ^VERAXDAOCE, Colds, aorf throat, cancer In the mouttt oratom«cb. and alt complaima of InSamtaatorv chsracKT. liiii oiedictne will givs iaslant relief to u» su^vri»». rifOLERAI

Tlw lert rrtadicine known for this dread oompfntHt as hundreds can testify. S It!oly Flo* it alwsrs cures. ff j.rn H'tQst, witt! ail its pain end jeoparty •u tlif itM» the infant, would nevar ba known we*# this M^cuicine tuedi lew weeks before ours1114. A m-..,.vT who 1-om tuts cau»efc hid lost cvvry child Tinr^ of th» L. ln»tHt*t tor© of Polnf

B^xnovaL

n-IIE old established Pocket Dook and Mo1 rocco Case Monufnctory, located at -Sit Chestnut street, for the past twenty-one years, hut been removed to No. 205 Arch street, first dooit below 6th street, where can be found tlie largest and best ahsortment of the following articles, vixt

Pocket Books, Port Folios, Dressing Csses, Writing Cases. Bankers' Cases, Bank bitfiH. Holders, Bill Books, Money Belts, Cigar Cases, Razor Strops. Porte Monnaies, Work Csses, Card Cases, Needle Cases.

F. H. femith, thapkful for past favors, hopes by attention, and with a determination to sell th» best quality of goods at the lowest prices, to re* ceive a share of patronage. The trade are r* quested to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

N. B. Repairing done with neatness and dot

SP#KH.SMITH,305

SINKING FU.VD OFFICK.

it, IMV1 to«iHl it effi'c'ual in saving

iitf ut hit ctii i(. We c.iuld r^ter tolWr. Juliasp Marsh of Washington. Lucas county. thio, anfl to lllr. A. Grasrfioo, Concord, DeKalb count/, lad tiia, an 1 a h»s»t ol oUivis.

A* t-am.1* b- vri'Kout tt! Thousand* are i*'i!y tot'.rst'uy 0 eiiioacy and certainty In tfaa Otk 0j aU ihvfi Cmtftawts. and muluiudea ol children have t»*n s»«v«d by its timely use, wbeo attacked at Mtdnif.it with fits, spasms, crajups, colic, and diking, caused by worms-wttii no: physician n»-ar. and Ufa in imminent peril.

Price 23 cents per bottle. For sale by liHOWMNG ALL, Whole* sale and Retail Agents, Terre Haute.

Also by Merchants aod Druggists la every nila^e aid *io«n ju ihe country. CiRfcGOity 4k MOORE, Proprietors, Maumea: city, Ohio.

September 18, 18j2- -Vv6m

Arch street, Philadelphia.

September 17, ld5'4—w3in

Cr® wfordsville Female Seminary

H^HE Fall Term will commence on Ti urjdavr the 23d of September. The Trustees have made the following appointments:

Rev. James H.Johnston, President, and Professor ol Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. Miss Josephine Holt, 1st Assistant and teaeher of French. Miss Jennie Johnston, 2d Assistant— Miss Isabelle P. McMaster, teacher of Music.

Mr. Johnston will superintend the School and be actively employed in its government and in. tructton.lor which his superior attaitiments.abundantly qualify him. Miss Holt is a craduate of the Brooklyn Female Seminary, and Miss Johnston ef the Female Seminary of Dayton, Ohio.

Pupils irrin abroad can be boarded in the largo and commodious tjeminary building, in the lamily of the President, under excellent arrangement for health, comfort aad improvement. The chatge for tonrders, including board, light and fuel also tuition in any ol tha three department# in the Seip'mary is per term $35,00, ono halt uj. advance. Washing,50 cts. per dozen.

For instruction French and Music, there are extra charges, as follows French per lenn,

Lessons on Piano, 10,00 Use of Piano, -. 2,00 A small extra charge will be made during the two winter terms, for fuel in the public rooms.

Young ladies who are pursuing these branchca will have the privilege of attending the Chemical and Philosnplrical lectures in Wabash College.

Application for admission to the Serninarymay he made to the President, or to any ®f the Trusr tees. i,

A.THOMPSON, Dn. D. W. LAYMAN, O. P. JENNISON, W. TWINING, S. S. THOMPSON,

"1 I

Trusted

To Sinking Fund Borrowers

interest was due and unpaid on the first day of July last, on loans from the Sinking Fund, the lands mortgaged in secuiitjr will be adveriised about the first day of October next, to be sold on the second Saturday in December uext. When not more than one year's interest, prior to said first day of July, may be dus,_ and the security is deemed sufficient, payment ol such interest will not be exacted, if the borrowers shall forward to this office a written agreement to DSV interest on the interest so du« and withheld.

J. MORRISON, Prcsidontf

Indianapolis, Sept. 1,18.V2 State Sentinel, Sept. 3, l-Si'2. September 6, 1852— di.w3w ,srt\J

Notice.

Office Terre Haute and Richmond Rnilresd

Company, Terre Haute, August 3,1853.

Ca3h paid for Wheat HOHUFS'S .Vlill.

a meeting of the Board of Directors held this day, it was ordered— That at th-3 next regular meeting of the Board, on the 12th day of Octobcr next, all delinquent stock in this Company, anJ all pnymenta inada on stock subscribed being delinquent, shall be? declared forfeited against the subscribers or hold^ era thereof, if the same *hall not be fully paid by that time.

ClIAS. \Y-OOD, Secretary.

Aug 8, '52—wGw

Gregory's Instant Cure of Pain.

'pHK best medicine in the world lorChVers,*2 I. Blo dy Flux, Dyscnterv, Rheumuusm, aiuU Pain of every description. For internal oc.t-xtq:-! nal application. i*** ft

Sold wholesale and retail by

BR:)WNING St WALL, Terre Haots. Oregory and Moore proprietors, Maumee Ctty,« Ohio.

Septemlier W. 1S52—dfim

Ths "City

Espre33,

No. 1,M

^yiLLbein readout allti.Tus to convey. g»ii fr»:n ths"City Provision Store," gr»|

J: D. CO.\DITr

June0 ,S2 wtf.4^. l^|J

May iO, 'friiJt 133-wtf-33|

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Wool Wante

Intfta,

N for Full Cloths, Cnssim^res, Sati«: Flannwfs, Ulankets, &.C., at Hoi es'ai JMuJ.

May 10, W-d l3"-wt{-3S 1'IT,

(LASfl

paid for good clean Fleeca and TU'J washed Wool. W** JOHN TIERNAN^ Terre Hants, Jrfne 21, '62-d3t-wtf-44

I ST Ucc.ivtul a Cni.il IWk t«ri

Vt 12, dl«.'

Hawthorne's Celebratsd Life of I Grsn. Franklin Pierce,

Xo, 7 Phoonbc Row.

HAVANA CIGARS.

of Iin-ij,toJ Cigars jest OJWIL

Js^VoaD & DONNELLY'S.

o^pl 1 «V.

Hons a for Rent.

HOUSE with fivo rooms, east fvirsl Hauin'si Garden, is offered for renttf£nquiro G. FOSTERiJHTH.1 Oct. 8,Itr.

Administrator's /Jotice.

NOTICEen

is hvrby givenJtTat the und

rw§il

has appointed AfQininialrs'or non with the will nnnejfdl of the estate Uoudinot late of Vigtw^ounty, deceased. fi. ROSS, Administr.*#/'"1 4,Terro Ildutc, Off. IJ, "ji-vJ-v.