The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1853 — Page 3

ACaKdTaISt^.--—A in»bsrrilcr in ^eiinnySvmiia sends us the following, for wlwcli lie vonchrs: "Some years since, business called roe 10 New Ofild^Si I found mysfliT one evening down the Mississippi. The night was raw and unpleasant and not having much else to do* most uf the pmsengers betook themselves to card playing. The boat being much crowded, all the tables, &c., were soon seized upon und

Their attention was at length attracted to the plethoric form of apparently a Methodist clergyman, who extended upon several choirs, was peacefully slumbering. Quietly drawing up a stool on either aide of hiui. they went to work. The git wo was single handed euchre, and as the points were scored with chnllc upon the sleeper's coat, it soon presented a etiridusly variegated appearance.— Notwithstanding, the game was by no m9an» quietly conducted, the old gentleman slept calmly on, until one of of the players becoming excited in some dispute which had arisen about the game, and forgetting the vitality of the card latrte, adding ernjHMHfts to a proposition he was laying down, brought down Itis clenched fist with considerable force immediately upon tlio old gentleman's stomach.

A rumbling cavernous sound follow-ed,-and the startled sleeper fclowly asajjmed an upright position, violently struggling the while to recover the modicum of air so rudely expelled. Almost choking with laughter I awaited the donoument of the scene. Slowly surveying rirst one player and then the other, arid then carefully

tlemen if you have got through with its

however, a* to he a Im.e careful of jour.

gesture.'. Knickerbocker.

ruth

Spoken

'.««U

night, you wl'l find in two high arisio «r tic papeis here—p ipers that are the |4 ik of llunkeydom I mean the Heralc? and the S O'tdard—[hear]—more peri •unaI abuse of one public man tn itii^ country than is to ho found cast upon any public nvan in the United States within thn period—^Loud cheers

We scok to give the working classes that which the upper nnd middle classes

ihe periodical press of the country.— |Chceis.] TIhj upper and tbo middle classes ot thiscouutry should t*ke warnfrom what happened in a neighboring country. Have we not seen in France th'e freedom of tho Press abolished with aj mere stroke of the pen, without nny realstance being offered. {Cheers.] J)o| you think tlria could have been dotio in America? The people of tho United States would as soon suffer their daily iread to be taken from them as their daily paper. Why was this? Because in Aruancn every mechanic and peasant whs in Ote habit of having and rending

A ag.nficknt PfcKAscRB

•tteh othw ports as maybe desirable, staying it short tLne «t each pofL giving fete? t»nd seeing the lions. I'he

ed will be) will bo very apt to•

WitERUsa *«*tvB.-One of these novel performances, for the disposal of a horse, t,ok place la afield near Chambersburg, Pa., on Saturday last. There were about 400 persons present, attracted not only by the novelty of the affair, but also bv tho expectation of phun." The wheelers were btndfolded, and thebtie wheeling the barrow nearest A stake, about 100 yards off, was emitl«d to horse which was valued at ¥40. The performance woa truly laughable— cento wheeled the barrow into the fence corners 200 yards off the mark—other? made a perfect circle and came back to the starttng point, while one man conn ({tnt of success, wheeled into a quarry 0# stone at least a hundred yards from the desired object The winner was a Mr. Fornev, who wheeled within 4 feet of

the stake.

hat's 1* a Na*s.—A

ntihough everything avaiinbie was final- b!e by all It consists simply in work Impressed into service, quite a number were obliged to wait for others to become tired. One party, howevc^, I observed, who seemed determined to find a place somewhere*

his daity newspaper whereas,in France had been entirely ignorant of all this, ilto privilege was confined to a small frnc- and it is supposed that the knowledge of «ion of the community and 1 believe that the affair led to reprooches on her pan, the great mass of the French people I which turned her husband's indifference would not be able to read the newspape»si to fi cious hnte, tho consequence of «ren if they could gtHihem. ''[Hoar, hear, which led to her death by his hands.—

Trip.—A

prominent steamboat owner of this City. 1 who has mud© an immense fortune in' ctenmbooting, has devised a novel, most: liberal o.ul magnificent plan for dUbtirs-1 tog some of bis gains, fie proposes toi

RANCID BU-TTER.

The Echo du Monde Savant soys: "A farmer in the vicinity of Brussels, having succeeded in removing the bnd smell and taste of some butter by mix ing it with choloride of lime, he was encouraged by this experiment, and he has restored to butter, the taste and odor of which were insupportable^ all the sweetness of fresh butter. The operation is extremely simple, and practica-

ing the butter in a sufficient quantity of water, in which front 25 to 30 drops of choloride of lime have been added to every two pounds of butter. -After having mixed it till all its parts are in contact with the water, it may be left in ii for an hour cr two, afterwards withdrawn and worked again in clear water. The choloride of lime having nothing injurious in it. can with safety be augmented but after having varied the experiment, it was found that from 25 to 30 drops to every two pounds of butter were sufficient.

Another method of restoring sweetness and flavor to rancid butter, said to be very effectual by those who have tried it, is to put in into a churn with nev? milk and work it till all the old salt* and rancidity is removed, after which it is to be taken from the churn worked and a*l(«d «frocli—Tv Cultivator.

A Hide on the Back of a Hyena. Dr. Sparman tells a curious story of hyena, which was sold at the Cape of Good lfo( e. One nigh! the soldiers had a feast near the Capo, when one of them who was a trumpeter drank so much that ho could not stand up. His companions not wanting liirn in the room, carried him out of doors and laid him down beside the house to get cool and sober. The trumpeter laid there and

.... went to sleep when a hyena came along

cither, arid then careful scrutinizing^ thinking him dead began to carry his hierological adorned coat, he atj

length very coo.ly aaid, much to the d.s-1 undisturbed ,vns „ome

appointment of us all »o were oo ingj nwoke so as to know the danout for soma violent outbreak: 'Gen-f

|tjm j)wny go fls |q make mea of hJm

hjs gitual|on%

com, I havo got another un ur tt ja which wns making off towards the mminpcrfocily at your disposal. He so kind,

in* a High

Place.—In

rccr-nt ppccch in London, by iho great And liberal Iiriiish statesman, Mr. Cob•den, that gentU man preKented, in a terse and truthful manner, the diffeicncc ictwcen British and American newspapers, and between American and European renders. Ho said: "The United States were pointed at, nnd people said, se« how they are. Now, I seo their papers, and I sec how »hey talk of their public tnen. 1 also *eeand read the newspapers in this country, more than 1 wish, and I vouch for it that the newspapers of t! United States do not speak in more vulgar or vituperative trems of their public men, than certain newspapers do of nt least one politician, who shall be nameless. I

venture to say that, during tho IttM great design at Albany, and in New

«»aii t' I Hrwi in nun nlrrn aricin.

as they aro enhed, enjoy- an interest in ,t|,e eighteenth century! He nsver spoke a word too soon he nevrr spoke a word too much he never failed to speak the right word at the right season.

lime before

\V|,cn he did so

f()un(j |imself on he back of a hypna|

w..h j)jm ag fagt ible Bej

s|ric|{cn nt find himsdf in he

power of the ferocious beast, his fear brought him to his senses and seixing his trumpet which hung around his neck he sounded the alarm. The beast thinking he had only a dead man was much frightened at the sound of the trumpet [as the man was at his situation so dropping his prey they scampered away from each other ns fast as possible. It is not probable that any other mnn but the trumpeter would hrve escaped so easily.

George Bancroft, L\sq., in a lccteuro before the New York Historical Socioty, reported in tho Times, pays an eloquent tribute to the philosopher: "Not tho half of Franklin's merits hnve been told, fie was the true father of the American Union. It was he who went forth to lay down tho foundation of

ork he lined W| his roicc. Here among

us he appeared ns the apostle of the Union. It was Franklin who ?u:grsted the Congress of 1774, un-d the confidence that wisdom inspired, it is a matter of tloubf wlwsthcr that Congress would havo taken effort. It wns Franklin who suggested the bond of the Union which binds these States from Florida to iMaine, Franklin was tho greatrst diplomist of

One Kirwan, an artist has been condemned to death for the murder of his wife, in Ireland's Eye, a lonely island ... ,,

though married to a lovely woman has

ever since his nyirringe, twelve years,

kept a mistress who stood first in his fa vor. and by whom he had eight children. Strangely enough, his wife, till recently,

She was found dead upon a little island

to which they had gone together, nnd

where thev were entirely alone. Tho event has created the most painfui excitement in Irolnnd,

Mad

THRotT.it

rig in iha most perfect style, a steamer! writer describing the Lunatic Asylum 0vht, now nearly completed, furnishing at Blackwell's Island, 5ays: her in-the richest'manner, at a cost of Here is a woman whom joy has de860,000 ovfct ordinary ships of the kind.! prived of her senses. Her husband .About the 'first of May ho will take in and child wore on hoard tt vessel which hi 4 sons and daughters and forty or fifty was wrecked. Going down to the shore other guests, and sail for London, Co-1 every day, as if with the wished of being penbagen, nnd Stockholm. St. Peters-1 no irer the beloved objects that lay bubuigh. Havre, Bordeaux, Lisbon, Gib«|ried beneath the sea, suddenly she be. rtltar, Marseiles, Naples, Malta, and held them landing from

V, ,. V/rantedol siiper-.or quality: Maccoboy, Scotch near Dunlin, and was to bo executed on Coarse French Rappee and other Snuffs, also Fine tho lOih dny of January. He solemnly Cut Tobacco in tin foil nnd papers more parprotested his innocence. Kirwan „l-'

Excess

had picked them up and

cntiro

rxnonse, which estimated at more than wiu be bome.by the projector.

ropeane aome new ideas of the outsluC barbarians of Yankeetlom.—(• Tribune*

gT)CK

of fnr.

Vour

Rrrtru* has been

iustipe ef Nonh CaroUw^ »0 »ph on his hand*. handainiheoffiee.hoe

and lately re^gf«d upon the

b*nch

ln ror

BtrsiKKss.—Let spec-

uUiora m.ke :hei: ihouaind. in ye.r or a day, mind yoor regul.r ir.de: never turning from It to .be

or to the left. If you are a merchant, a

professional m.n. or n.ech.oic, n.rer

boy lots of stock unless yoo have surplus money which you wish to invest. Your own business you understand as well as men but other people's business you don't understand. Let your own business be one which benefit# the comrnunity. AH occupations possess the elements of profit in themselves, while speculation has no such elements.

ditor's Iot.—The

Richmond

Palladium ssvs that an editor was recently elected to tho Indiana Legisla*

ture

from Wayne county* who *as so stated at his success that he caught himself by the seat of his breeches and tried to hold himself out——at *rrn length. It is added that be would have accomplished the feat if he had not let go to spit on his hands. He treated all handa in the office, however, to •alings

I cobblers, and the *erit got druok

ABRIVAT.S t«n DEPARTURES Of

TI£t

MAILS,

At and from Terre Haute, Indiana* ABBIVALS.^, St. Louis, daily, Indianapolis, daily. (Sundays excepted,} S in II I a Vincennes, daily, (Sundays excepted,) Lafayette, Wednes.. Fri., and Sun

1escrip'V:L°Vi'V'

known by s«nding jor a lull price carrent a«

hov«. fjan 15-'53-31-3mo

8pm' 12 net

Packet Line, Tues., Thure., and Sat., 5pm CrawfbrdsviUc, Tues., and Sat., -. Bloomington, Tues., and Sat., -I Bedford,T3at., Carlisle, Wednes., Portland Mills Saturday.

9pm 9pm 9pm 8pm 5pm

DEPARTURES.

St. Louis, daily, ... Indianapolis, daily, {Sundays excepted)Springfield, daily, Vincennes, daily, (Sunday#excepted^ Lafayette, Tues, Thure., and Sat.,

5am

5am 5am 8am

Packet Line, Tues., Thnrs., and Sat., 6pm Crawfordsville. Mon., and Fri., Sam Bloomington, Mon., and Fri.. Sam Bedford, wed., Sam Carlisle, Thnrs., 5am Portland Mills, Friday, 9am

N. B. All mails closed at precisely 8 pm. 83-Office hours from 7 a m, to 8 m. On Sundays from 8 to 9 in the morning, and from 7 to 8 in the evening. jar.8 tf J. T. MOFFATT, P.

WOOL! WOOL!

THE

subscriber wijl pay CASH for good dean CIpms ami lub-wulml Wool. jan25-"22-tf JOHN T1RRN \N.

"25 CENTS WORTH

BROWN'S COUGH CANDY!

TV] EVER iaila to cure the most obstinate Cokl J_N or Consfh of recent origin, and tor the alleviation of Phthisic, ISroiichitis, Consumption, and till other diseases of the organs of respiration thousands bear testimony to its efficacy.

Sold at Proprietor's prices, by Dr. J. R- Cuninghani, and by Druggists, Confectioners and Grocers generally. jau22-'53-22-2m*

Medical Notice.

WOULD take this method of-informing my fric

friends that I nm at last permanently located in my new residence, situated on the

IflAI^ATDiO ItliA i\CHE, Tho Justly Colcbrnted Astrologist,

Hcitizens

AS complicl with the express wishes of many of this city, and has revisited 'IVrre llauto. She may be found at her private residence en Market street, opposite White Hall Hotel.

She hopes that her success in the exercise of :he Egyptian Mysteries hrre, and at oilier places, may entitle her to the confidence of the community.

She is ready to relate to nny person tbe events of their past liviffl—or to raise lor them the curtiin which hides the future. 1'Ricts ladies 50 cents—Gentlemen §1.. jnn8-tT—»p27 v_

Administrator's Notice. jyj'OTK E is hereby jjiven that the undersigned has taken out Letters of Administration on the estate of David Swali, late of Lost Creek Town«hip, Vigo county, dec*d. Those indebted to A said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against said es

jaul5-"53*3l-3w

a vessel which

saved

them.—

An overwhelming flood of joy pervaded her bosom—novi»r b*« Unt.«v« iH«m since, but sits on what she thinks the same rock, where she used to bewail their fate, wringing her haRds, and moaning most piteously—while every week the husband and son come and gaie on her face, in hope to rouse one £jeara of memory—but in vain!"

Adaiini8trator Sale.

THERE

will be offanxl for sale, at the late residence of David Swali, late of Lost Creek Township, Vigo county, dee'd, on Friday, the 4th d&y of February, 1853, all the personal property of said deceased, confuting of six head of horses, eight bend of horned cattle, small lot of hogs,

1 and harness, plows, gears, and farming ute :, corn and hay,—one hundred corns of

woc^. vsrieiy ol hoo«-bo!d aod-kitch-

eti furnitnre. A cr^du will be given of twelve months on all sapis ovor *4. lh« purfhnwr aivred security. Sale to a. of said day.

ams

ing bis note with approve eeinttiMH* at 9 o'clock, 1 jani§-*6S 2l 3w

DAVID E. SVVALL.

Sand Paper.

1 tTST i*caiwd and for sale by the ream, a very superior article of Sand Paper. Canal »wm. deci?tf Walter f. leogett.

Wood Donnelly's Dm* Store, Old Established Stand, North Side of the PUBLIC SQUARE.

At this store may befbawl« usuai at WHOLE

SALE, our line

i,an"

wTwe^In reedpt of spring sapplies of Orngs

prU«I5RY ANO

T0ILET

WINES and fJQUOKSfor Medical use, punt and ot choicr flavour*. Paints. Oils Var»iske«i Dye Stuffs Glass muA i«s»V*»re, Patty. Brushes,

UroBie.^ Gold Leaf, dtc.

tj-Physicians Prescriptioim accurately All «orofii«ioal ^reparaiiOTfi are made witbtlM U. Lhapeoaatory.

tacoe

Apri

^POOUB A BROTHER, Ferwerdine St Coauai^ioa Merchant^

SLdbrcneea,a D- WliliaraaofcCo., H.

TIN,

Decl 1-tf-ren

Decl 1-4

old show

around," corner of 6th and Ohio streets, first nousoeast of Mr. Cheever's new brick Church, where I can be found at all times except when absent on business. I have also removed my office from the old stand to my new one attached to mv residence, fronting on Grh street, where calls will be received. 1 would also return my sincere acknowledgments to the citizens o( Terre flnute and vicinity, for tlin liberal patronage bestowed upon me since my late residence among them, and shall endeavor by a faithful

dit4

Sarge of all

the duticsof my profession to merit a continuance of the same. jan22-'53-22 tf G. W. PATRICK, M. D.

Bailroad Notice.

Omen Teuri: IIALTK AND R. R. R. COMP'.VT, Tehrk Haute, Jan. 18, 1853. I

IIE Hoard of Directors haVe this day declared .1. a dividend on the capital stock of tho Company of 4 per cent, payable at the office ol the Company at Terre llaute, on and niter the 23th inst., until which time the Transfer Book will re* nmin closed. CIIAS. WOOD, jnn22-'&3 22-2w Secretary.

Simeon B. Williams'

janS-ly"

Notice

]day

S IIF.REUY given, that on Tuesday the first of February, A 1)., 1853, between 10 o'clock, n. m. and 2 o'clock, p. m. of said day, at the Auditor's Offiw.. in the Court House «t. Tprrp Haute,bealed Proposals will be received lor the keeping ol the resident poor of Vigo county, lor one year from March 1, 18 3.

Ilidders are expected to state in their proposals the amount in money, in addition to the rents and profits of the Poor House, for which thoy, will agree to keep said poor.

They will also name tlieir securities fjr the faithful performance of the contract. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Vigo County. janl5-'o2 '2i-3w A. LANGE, Clerk.

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

Feter Lorillard, Manufacturer, JVo. 42 Chatham ft. JS'eto York, ^^FFERHfor fale tie following nrticles war-

lJc,,lur

Demming's New Brick Store, On 3d street,opposite the I rnirie Ciiy House, wi'h a largo and superior lot of FURNITURE,consisting of MARBLE-TOP, DRESSING and

In pursuance of which appointment, I vill open a school in said Institution 011 Monday, Septcinber ixtli. to continue* 11 weeks.

DAVID E.SWALL. i"SSSl?"

a'complete a*Tortm^t of every thingin lnaert ings, Li sle and Ltnen do. ofta. wl»«h«ill b.«M atthe fc». ed Fans, a large lot ot black and fancy Silk Paraaois, Slik Bcrege, Thread and Grass lancy Summer Shawl*.

A«T,CtES,

3 4 Ii ii

Bee

14k Co*,

Any Karwardiag or Cemmmmm. a«tx ovdiaise traitn attv«:kM.

Bills of Lading.

NEAT .. «,«• tfMd paper, i«»t Miatrf a*4 tat aale at COURIER OFFICE

N. Smith- fc Sons'

Vil

AND MANUFACTORY OFJ

CHEAP-CLOTHING

E 0 0 N E E

Just Received snd now Openng, fl Splendid Assoi Uuciit of

RSABT MADS CLOTHIHa,

Embracing every variety, and selected to svit the most fastidious. Purchasers are respectfully relesied to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am determined to offer such -ii

quested ...^ inducements as must constrain the public to patronise me. Ltiil of the Public Square, Ross Building. ,« -J,- v&K

FUBNITURE!

FOR SALE!

The subscriber, from Cincinnati, Ohio, has arrived at Terre Haute, and enn be found at

E A S

High and Low Post Bedsteads, Sofa and Sofn-scnt Rocking: Clmirs, Tublcs, Solas nnd Lounges.

All of which will be sold low forcn:.h. janl-Iy G. FORSTER.

Hats, Caps & StrawGoods ANSONTAYLOR,

No. 160

Broadway, New York.

Manufacturer and Commission dculer in

Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Hatters' Stock, Trimmings, &c.

AticulnrjOR'Slongof.business,

TAYI experience in these parbronches joined to his facilities in the manufacturing, enables him to ofter inducements to purchasers that cannot lie ul of those who purchase their 'goods at second or third hands. Ilia present stocK. is extensive and well assorted for the country trade, and will be constantly added to by fresh importations, and from his own manufactory. l'triiculnr attention paid to orders by mail, jan l-'tms

Furs and Peltries.

Coon Skins—Deer Skins.

TII10

highest prices in CASH will be paid for any quantity of Furs and Peltries, at our Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Store in Terre Haute, North side of the Square.

ILTDeer, Raccoon, Mink, Fox, Oppossum and Otter Skills, alwavs wanted, _janltf GJROvRR\T_-\N feBOURNF-

GROVERMAN & BOURNE,

Wholesale Dealers

IN ALtj JtlNPS OF

SHOCEBIES100IIOORS!

jnnltf

Aort/i sule Public Square, TERRE HAUTE. IND.

Vigo Collegiate Institute. a late meeting of the Board of Trustcos, I have been appointed to iill the vacancv (as principal) of the Male Department of the Vigo Collegiate Institute.

The'Course of instruction pursued will embrace jh all the branches of a regular L'olleaiale course. E13 ol ncauiy, The terms of the Institution are fixed by the 1 »em of the season, Board, as follows: The Keepsake,

Per Session of 11 weeks, Preparatory Class. $3 The Souvenir Gallery, Junior ^4 Senior $5. I propose to locate in this place, and shall use every effort to establish a permanent school.

R. S. TIIURMAN.

August 25. 3852—clifcwtf

N. OVERTON, Commission, illcvcljant,

Corner of Commerce and Isifaycll sts., N E W O E A N S Nov 20 wf?m

Remnants!

Also—1 case not quite so pood at 61 cents, m8-tf ftl. W. WILLI AMS. J. BRlTON. n. L. ASHI.KY

BRITTON &

CO.,

Forwarding nnd Commission Merchonts, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. llHE highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye, .ft Corn, Oats,JRaxseed, Tunothy Seed, Clo-

vrr S«d White Beans, and Feathers, ai tneir,

Warehouse, corner Canal IW«n. Nov 8, '51-tf-r26

Grind Stones.

1 UST received a l«t of superior Burr Grind StiM*. ot all sixes.

Dee. 21, "W-ifi-tf WALTERS. LF.GGFHT.

Exclusively to the Ladies. BBAOTIFL1L*a rtment of Ladies double and sirs'lftenibrotut.rod Under Sleeves, Cuffs, Collar

let

ips,

Capes and Caps,

len Handk« hiefs, Mourning Col*

ClM

fants Caps, ... lars and Co Jaconett a: iiwas Edgii^s and

Ladies who are -rsrtksilar tn aelectjng articles that are most beoat ie them, and at the smse time are tiroes ot studying economy, would do

WCl

F^NIPPERTS CHEAP CASH STORE. Ffcrrk n's Blo-k if tha Puftlic Square. May?

!riWllw.%

NEW TAILOR STORE.,

THE

•ubecriber. recw from Cincinnati, weald reapectlWly lii^m Um dfnwws ol Tents Haute nod Ticinity that he has ned a Tailor Store on Second atnwt, nearly oj* itethe Stewart Hotel, where he will be prepar lo for-!order, Kbfaartielai or ckthutg io Get Hoe :n the latest and ap«-«wed He has worked ins^rendt slia ter* and feds that hejaetiy daiaw a share ef the pootic patroo

"^pril 1 *M-4 tfm J. J. HBCKM \N

Coming! Coming!! 200 two woefc* we wilt receiveS eaeaa, 64«M I yards, renraanc* of the be** r"™*" ma^- in tl1^1 foonrry 3 caaes of which wj F- Riv Tarhey Red- Tbsy were bw^'.t low aod wil^he» •Id ecewtinfly. pRA{R,e gTORF*

Jaly 16, wtf-47

ffsspsgg

XF?

SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARfi

I W O E S A E A N E A I National Road Street, Terre Hante, lad.

N E W OR

AltMT.Tll., dec25-flw*

STORE.

at the

above sign, Westwde

N. LEVINGSTON.

A New and Extensive Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Cnps, Bonnets A c. n^lIE attention of tho citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity, is respectlully'cuilcd to my lar^estock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats,Caps, etc., just opened. The selection has been made with the utmost care as to style, and quality and above all with an eye to economy, knowing full well that to give perfect satisfaction to purchasers, is to sell them trood goods at extremely low prices. This I flatter myself 1 am fully prepared to do. Having bought my goods exclusively for cash, no one will doubt f»r a moment tny perfect ability to sell at such prices as will commend themselves to all. Call at

F. NIFPERT'ri CASH STORE,

Farrineton's Block, north side of Public Square. Kov~13, v/tf.

Early & Leggett.

Forte ftrtiht *V Commission

And dealers in all kinds of product. TERRE IIAUTE INI). Mar-2t3'52 6m-31

New York Cheap Clothing Store1 KVKRY BODY RUN II Kit 1,

IUST

received and now opening a Inrge nnd splrndid assortment of Ready made Clothing, embracing every vnriety. and selected to suit the most fastidious. Purchasers are respectfully requested to coll and amine my stock before purchasing else where, as 1 am determined to ofler such inriuceme'nts as must constrain the public to patronize me. Call at ths above sign, west side of the Public Square, Ross building.

N. LIVINGSTON.

Oct. 8 3852, 1 w-wGmo.

The People's Store. REMOVAL.

Williams & Early.

HAVENational

Removed from their old Slant to the Store recently occupied by M. W. Sedam, on Road Street, adjoining Cnningham'8 Drug Store We are now opening a large and general slock of

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, of American nnd Foreign Fabrics. Nov. 3 52,dtf.

500 Dollars Reward,

FOR

The above reward will lis.' paid on his delivery to ua. or the Slu rifl' ot Madison county, nt Ewnrdsville, or at Alton, 111. J. K. (ilLLH AM.

A^IOALS AND GIFT BOOKS

Dec. tP, tf.

Golden Opportunity

HAVING

the murderer, JOHN WILIvINSON, nn 01 impurities of the blood, whereby the jconstitu. Englishman, who shot Thomas (Jillham in American Bottom, Saturday, lltli inst. Said Wilkinson is about 50 years of age, randy hair and light complexion about 5 feet nnd 10 inches in height, and weighs about 180 pounds talks broad English, had 011 a while wool hat, blue cloth coat, long in the skirt, henry boots part of one little finger olT. nnd had a gun when he left,

J. (JILLHAM, S B. OILLIIAM.

received and opened my entire new

stock of fancy nndstaplc Dry Goods, 1 now offer them to the public at unusually low prices for ca.«h. Eevry \-ariety of goods that it is usual t» keep in a well appointed dry goods store may lie procured here.

Beautiful figured and plain drese Silks, figured and plain Berages. Poplins, fancy Lawn*, De Laines, and Ginghams book, mull, swiss, and dotted Muslins plain, striped and cross-barred Jaconett white and black silk Laces and Fringes dress Trimmings, while Skirts, cotton Ilose all colors, Irish Lineni, bleached and brown Domestics Bed-tickings, Checks, "Cotton Yam a,

First and Eagle streets Boots aod iibo®» (ot women, men,boys and chila ren. Extra fine and common Silk Iiats, Kossuth and

Mexican do.. Looking glasses, Tea, Sugar, Mo ,lasses, and Tobor.... These are but a faw of th» 'many articles wf !i may be purchased for as little money as possible, at

F. NLPFfciRT*S

THE

Also, In

retfeetfuiiy

frlEif WESTERI VEGETABLE TOIIC

Il'ST

Token of Frlendeltfp, Tne (Jnrland, Ameranth, Gift of Flowers,

The Shakspearc Ballads, Tho Lndle*1 Gift* The Iris, Magnolia, Koepsak- of Friendship, Gj.ff of Sentiment, Gift of AfTuction, The Dew Drop, The Reinemlmr Me, The Forget-Me Not, Ths Mess Rose, The Lilly, The Youth's Diadem The Winter Ureen, or sale at W. II

The lVarl, The Gift ofIvve, The Golden Gift, The Morning Glory, The May Flower, Star of itethlehem, Children's Annual, The Hyacinth, BUCKINGHAM'S, Sign of the Big Book.

CHEAP CASH STORE,

Farrington's Block

North

tht

JMay 28, '52-dlw-wtf 3ji 40

Public Square.

New Leather Store.

undersigned, late of Dayton, Ohio,

wobW

inform the citizens of Terre

liaatcan/Jsorrot country, that he hastened a wholesale at: ul LEATHER STORF? on the rnrntr of National Road and Foarth streets, westo: Post Oflice, where he will devote his entire attention to LeatAer, Hid**, OH, and Find' i»gf, where may be found at all times, a large assortment of SkiriiM/r, Harnett, BridU Jjeaiker, Collar Lmtiter,

JL'adding, Stvitng, Sol* and L'pptr. Cal/ and Kip Skin*, Morocco. Unine*. Btndimgt, Tnapinjr. ljutx, Peg*, Xailt, •sM Boat Tram, and Small Tool*, CnrfTmg Knives, Heabers, Rob Stones, La tup Black, iSrohw. and a gspat many small tods and articles not necessary to mention.

Leather in the rough purchaacd also, Hm»S and bkina, for which 1 will pay fair prioes In Cask or

Trsjde.

tar Orders from a dtataoce filled, aod ahooId the art or price not aait, il retamed iood porchaaer can have his money back. and examine lor yoorael*e» and don't Please call _- forget the place, on the corner next U»e Post Ofa«, (o,

flttitoher W. 1M—wtf

too

PirXES Delainea, of various style* and pricea.

or»:

25 V*c*i*Z !ocadea and Poplins*M do Giognan

1 1J

.•42

V/J do Prints of an qa Alt of which wtll batata ov 13, 'SS-wtf a:

low far cash at NIPPLRT-S.

a!l ca ali ties.

A S

FOR THIS CURE OF

FEVER AND AGUE! WILL

be found superior to any articlo of the kind now in use. May had at Grorcrman and Bourne's. Pre pared and warranted by ,,

G. W. BALL.

Terre Haute, Nor. 19, 1852—w if

Wool Wanted

N exchange for Full Cloths, Cassimares, Satl nets, Flannels, filankets, &c., at Hoi Mill.

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

Gregory's Instant Cure of Pain. rpHE best medicine in the world for Cholera, Bloody Flux, Dysentery, Rheumatism, and Pain of every description. For internal or exter nal application. WS'fT%

Sold wholesale and retail by BROWNING & WALL. Terre Haute. Gregory and Moort proprietor*. Maumee City Ohio.

SqtembEr 1852--d6m

New Goods.

FULL a.sortmen just received at the Prairie City Store. Purchasers who study their own interests will call and examine.

M. W. WILLIAMS.

May 15, *52-d3w 143 wtf-39

Wood and Coal Wan

exchange tor Carding and Fulling, Holmes's Mill. May 10. \i2-rUt-13i .i-ti-38

The best family Flour & Corn Meal

AMill.

LWAYS on kandand for sale at Holmcse

May 30, '52-d3t-33S-wtf-38

-Mi

S. L. HOVET.

Coiiiinission & Forwarding PRODUCE BROKP.lt. National Road Street, next door East of Beinent & Co.,

Terre ITante, Indiana.

Flour, Salt and Whisky, constantly on hand. The highest price for Grain.*"'

Liberal advances mode on Consignments. October 6, '52-dly

Every family should have acopy. An invaluable book, only 25 els. per copy— Man knotc thyself.

DRHAND

HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL AND BOOK FOR THE AFFLICTED Containing an outline of the Origin, Progress, Treatment and Cure of every form of disease, contracted by Promiscuous Sexual Intercouse, by Self-abuse, or by Sexual Excess, with advice for their prevention, written in a familinr style, avoiding all medical technicalities, and everything that would offend the ear of deccncy, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of a delicate or privato nature.

To which is addod, receipts for the cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symptoms and cure of Fever and Ague, for twentyfive cents a copy six copies one dollar: will be forwarded to any part of the United States, by mail, free of postage. Addresss postage paid. Box, 3% Post Office, or the Author, 3tS North Seventh Street, Philadelphia.

l/IFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR. HUNJU TERwill forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case of secret disease that may come under his care, no matter how long standing or atllicting Either sex are invited to his Private Rooms, 38 North Seventh Street,Philad'n., wiihout fear of interruption from other patients. Strangers and others who havo been unfortunate in theselottion of a Physician are Invited to call.

IMPOTENCY—Through unrestrained indulgence of the passions, by excess or self-abuse, the evils aro numerous. Premature impotcncy, involuntary seminal discharges, wasting of the organs, loss of memory, a distaste for female society, general debility, or constitutional darancement, arc sure to follow. If necessary, consult Ihe Doctor with confidence he offers a perfect cure.

READ AND REFLECT.—Tho afflicted would do well to reflect before trusting their health and happiness, nnd in many cases their lives, in the hands of Physicians ignonent of this class of maladies. It is certainly impossible for one man to understand all the ills the human fam« ily are subject to. Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch, in which he is more successful than his brother professors, and to that lie devotes most of his time and study

YEARS OF PRACTICE,exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of diseases of the sexrual orgaus. together with ulcers upon the body throat, nose, or legs, pains in the head, or bones mercurial rheumatism, strictures, gravel, irregu'ariiies, diseases arising from youthful excesses

tinn has become enfeebled, enables the Doctor" to offer speedy relief to all who may place themselves under his care. {Kr Medicine forwarded to any part of the Uni ted States—Price five and ten dollars perpackage. {KrSep23. '52 wy-5

B. B. MOlTATTr A O N E A A W TERliE HAUTE, IND. Office in Union Row, over Reeves's Store. Nov 35,3'5-32-ly

opened in Deming'sNcw Brick opposite Prairie City Hotel, a good assortment of Furniture just received from Cincinnati, which the public are respectfully invited *o call and examine.

N. B. Those wishing to purchase will find it their interest to" Come. D.G. FORSTKR,

Terre llaute Dec. 18, '52-a mo.

Tcrrc Haute Drug 8torc, BY J. R. CUNINGHAM, National Road Street, North of the Court House.

WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL.

CONSTANTLY

CLARK'S HOTEL.

Comer of Bridge (or Ohio) and 1 slStreelt, TERRE IIAUTE, INDIAPfA*

THBnnderaigned

gUet8* HIS TABLE

Will always be furnished with the best the country a fiords, and no pains or expense will be spared to administer to the gratification of the tastes of his patrons.

I I I 8 S A E

Is large and entirely new, is the best in the city, and at all times [will be supplied with good hay and grain, and horses strictly attended to-

Charges M«lerate~Call and See* tyBOARDERS taken by the day, week,montl» or year. dec 11-16-tf JAMES 8. CLARK.

ajbob «u»"I.T. ujmx.

Seabolt & Low*.

FORWARDING COMMISSION

MERCHANTS

AND FLOUR DEALER^ Shawaeetoten, ills.

REFERENCES.

J. D. Richardson & Co., W. A. Docker,Peeples k. Ride way, O. Pod, Esq., Skamm**t0*m. W-&.C.Fdlowes&.Co, Geo. W. Uivens, T. C. Twitchel & Co Robertson and McDagall John Hurler, Esq-, New Orira*#.

Tu'ien

?ja-ralfo

Retard#, Wo^ Johatsoo SlO-

WAR WITH SPAIM

IO.OOO Voliiiitci rs Wanted To march to the tin shop t*( Thayer Sc. Ilostetter, in Clinton, Intl., where »h?y are assured that the prices will no hurt or kill the puichaaer.

Copper, Ttu and Sheet iron

MANUFACTORY.

J. L. Thayer ft J. Hostetter would respectfully say to the public and thos* wishing M'in, C»pper and Sheet Iron ware, that they would do well to call at tlx.- south comer of J. R. Whitcomb & Co's. Yellow Block, nearly opposite the office ef Drs. Hedges & McMillan, where they will be found at all times, ready to execute all jobs in their line, at the shortest notice, tnd in the very best manner.

House Cluttering and Spouting, Done wish neatness, and despatch. Country merchants and dealers, wishing ware, will please send in their bills, which will be filled promptly and to order.

THE

on hand, I'iesli Drugs and

Medisines, warranted pure. Prescriptions prepared promptly. Great attention paid to all orders.

OCrChemicals, Dyestufls, Instruments, Perfutn ery. Oils, Paint}, Glass, and pure wines and Liquors expressly for medical use.

Terre Haute, Ind., Jan 3,

,52-dtf-29

has resumed hi« former staml

mot cbe Bridge, and only one block ironi the Public Square. This House has been greatly enlarged and improved, by a large addition of bed-rooma. »md a (spacious Dining Hall, all papered nnd painted— and furnished with New Fornitarr, Cm-pets, Reds and Bedding, nnd Table Fnrtutarc. Having an eye single to the comfort and convenience of bis guesta, must make hi* House a pleasant stopping place for the man of business, pleasure or trai'eiing pnMic—and particularly those who wiah to take p-r age on stesm-boata. private conveyance or otherwise in short, no paina nor expense will be spared to make his Honse an agreeable and pleasant stopping place for his

W. Bagfey 4. Co., PUtAw*. r«n,J.k WiWer^

,vtdaoi| ft. ^^^5,

May 5Sr*trW

V* .i

*rs»?

g,Co-,

fat*

JAMES L. THAYER,

Nov 15,1&3«32»tf$*i** JOHN HOSTETTER.

J. G. STEPHENSON. M. D. 1

Physician and Surgeon,4

TERRE IIAUTE, IND.

Office nearly opposite Brown's HotelOct 18, '63-8-1' .i 1 »r .v «&. House, Carriage, Sign, and Ornamental

Painting, in nil their Branches.

ALSO,

Designs, Banners, Flags, Transparent cies. properly executed—old Pictures cican-M ed and varnished, walls papered, &c.

Shop on Market Street* opposite Doles' Ne\# Building, and 2d door north of the

Courier

Office.

Terre Haute, mar23-30y E. K. BROWN.

Mercihant Tailor

HAS

removed his Tailor Shop from Market street to National Road street, one doer oast of Ira Grocer's Tin end Sheet Iron Manufactory where he has opened in his now Fancy Front Stora Room, a &r

MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,' 4 and is prepared to furnish the best and most fashii ionable materials, and make them up in a style inferior to nono in the west. lie will makes Ciothes in the most approved style, when the efoths are furnished by tne customer, and also give strict attention to cutting all kinds of garmeivts—all of which shall be dona wilh taste and despatch.

Oct. 22.1B49-9tf JDAVID HARTSOCK* I

{Successors to Bright fanier,)

PACKET LAJIDJNO, RA1I.ROAD BETOT, AND WOART,

MADISON, !ND.

object of which is, to correct habitual stooping, round and crooked shoulders, weak, back and chest, and to preserve that ercct and' graceful position, which is indispensable to heslih. and bcautyt it Is adapted to Men, Women and. Children of all ages, occupations and condition** ii Is light, yet strong, perfectly elastic, simple, and bcnuti f'uily adapted to tin object designed. This* Brace is so constructed as to answer the purposs' Of Shoulder Brace and Suspenders.

An Abdominal Snpporter,

Kier'a Rock Oil.

WHILEmany,

the new PdroUum will ltJleve and cure very many, diseases, as stated in the circulars—and knowing especially tbat it cufes Ague, Diarrlusa, Sort Eitet, {it hat cured Blindne«,) Rheumatism, and Scrqfuia—it lil right ami proper particularly to urge a trial in such cases, it is a reddish, clear, and purely

Nntural Oil.

And not a

Human Invention—drawn

Get a Circular.

September 44, J852—wtf -1

& ROSV. -,

FORWARDING AND COAIAflSSlON ,,

Reference*:—Blythe & Holland. T. A. Morris,* Kirlond St. Eitsgibbon, Indianapolis D. White,*, Madison.

Oct 25, '52-!)-lyptl

NEW SHOE STORE.

SCIIOOLEY & VANIIORN Offer for iiale a large assortment of

BOOTS AND SHOES. Also, a variety of

mato

mm, mJ,

All of which they will sell at %vholesale or retail,'* at their new store iu PlKeni.t Row, on National'1 Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also manufacture Boots and Shoes to order at the Bame place. SCHOOLEY &. VANHORNI ^Terre Haute, October 4. '53-6-tf.

NORTHERN LIGHTS.™"

CONSTANTIjY

appearing in their usual

brillianoy, in Northern 'l'dire Haute, second^ house north of the Canal Bridge, on Market street, where will bo found constantly on hand, at whola* snleonly—

Composition Summor Candles, SummerStenrino Candles, No. 1 Pure Tallow Candlesi ^o. 1 Ro.«in Soap,

No. 1 Palm Soap,

'1^

N°-1 White bar Soap, No. 1 Soft Soap for larnily washing. The above articles nro warranted and kept for* a in pa a us a a our manufactory, in quantities to suit the purchasers and at as low prices ns thoy can be boughtat in this place for cash. The renowned superior* ity of our manufacture wo hope will insure us a,, continuance ofour former customers, and we re-^ snecifully »olit the patronage of Merchants and^ all others wishing to purchnse a genuine nrticle, and request nil to examine the above articles previous to purchasing elsewhere.

We will pay the highest cash price for Talloir, rendered or in the rough. B. M. HARRISON SL SON1

Nov. 29,53-34 tl.

MARSH & CO' S E I O in id ys\

'tit Ml

Which claims especial attention, us il will ba found of great benent to peritonei afHicted with pnin in the back and side, inability to be on iheir feet for any length of time arising from a displacement of the pnrta, that are nndily restored by. timely application qt a properly constructed In. strutnent.

A Boon to the .Afflicted?

S S E S

RUPTURES effectually Marsii'k ntiwly-iuvenitid,light, self adjusting elastic Truss S, N' Mahsii. practical Truss Manufac

turer, is the inventor ol a new Truss, pronounced by the faculty to be the most effective onoextant, properly adjusting itself to every position ol the body, rendering displacement impossible. lit not only insures a complete retention ol the bowel*, bat effects a radical cure. Mr. Marsh having had upwards of twenty years' experience in the treatment of hernia, will guarantiee a cure in every case of rupture, of however long standing. 1*- 1 Children invariably cured. iri"Foraale by Wood it Donnelly, Terrellsuh*, deCfcyw

CIMIMATF STORE:,

LtTDOWICI & HTJLMikN, Wholesale Dealers in all kind* of Ghrooeries, Wines, and Liquors,

TOBACCO, GLASS, NAILS, &e UNION ROW, TERRE HAUTE, IND Dec20. Ip-lv-J^ ^1

trom aeap

well near Pittsburgh. Price 50 cents per BoiHe, (il pint. For sale by f. R. CUNINGHAM. WOOD & DONNELLY, HROWNINtJ & WALL, Druggists, Terre //a ute.

J. D. CONDIT, ,,s

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,

Ql/EENSWARE AN1 HARDWARE*

Family 2l«cerics and Provisions, City Provision Storey

Corner of National Road and Fourth Strecta ftlfcB of the Spinning Wheel, Jane 'W-wtf-O

Cash paid for Wheats '"lr

y^T Holmes's .MUI.

yr?