The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 32, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 April 1853 — Page 3

SANTA ANNA AT CAJpTHAGEHA. We hpar by the lust trrivnlt th*t Santa Anon h»sju«t left Carthngenn nudj

ihe successful revolutionists, to take charge of the Government. Itts now about two yearsv since ihi lingular personage quitted Jamaica for Carthagena, where he continued to rc aide, at a place called Turbaco, near the cabal which unites Carthagena with the river Magdalena. Here the banish ed President General dwelt with his family, dispensing an agreeable hospi talhjr to strangers, venting his hatred of our country and countrymen, on all occasions, and enjoying those favorite pursuits which, in Mexico, were wont to divide his time with the cares of government or the command of the army.

A late traveler in New Grenada vis Ited Santa Anna at Turbaro. and, in an interesting letter to tho Courier de* Etats, relates some anecdotes of his way of life. His style was quiet and uniform, nor did the presence of guests in terfere in the least with his daily routine. Every morning, after a cup of coffee, the General mounted his home and rode for a couple of hours. On his return he bathed and breakfasted at ten o'clock. At noon, precisely, he entered his private cabinet, where he received alt who called ondMtincss, and "calculated interest so nicely that he might have told you the productive value of a shilling for a quarter of an hour." In fact, it is aaid that he played the part of an adroit end most successful money lender.

After these daily toils were over, the customary siesta of the ccuntry refreshed his jaded senses and then, five times every week,the neighboring spor s--men Hocked to his house with their choicest game cocks. The pit was im mediately filled. Santa Anna took the seal of honor, to preside over the gladitorial poultry, and every main absorbed enormous bets, in which Santa Anna was commonly a loser ol the dollars he had gained in the morning by his commercial usury. Yet the patient exile lost his doubloons apparently with as much coolness as he had made them.

Before the six o'clock dinner, the General indulged again in the luxury of his bath and whenever his table was honored by the presence of an eminent visitor, he did not fail, no matter how hot the weather, to gratify his personal vanity by appearing at table in full military costume. His meals were not only aumptuous but luxurious, and no one seemed to enj iy them more than the Amphy Irian himself. At night, cards, music, wine, smoking and sometimes dancing, filled up the hours till midnight, when servants appeared to show strangers to their appartments, where .they might chopse a couch or a ham mock, and sleep in comlort, beneath musquito nets, until dny dnwn. As soon as the first rays of light appeared, the guest was n*used by the entrance of servants, with fresh fruits and hot coffee, to commence a day which was Ato be a precise coumerpatt of its predecessor.

This picture of Santa Anna's life, vnTied

by occasonal glonms of ambition— which may now and then be remarked even bon«ath his impnpsivo coldness— exhibits the predominant characteristics of this remitrkublejman —avarice, gam« •4»ling, cock-fighting, vanity, and lu«t of power. These sre strange elements to form the leuder and hope of a nation. It -will no longer be surprising that Mexico .is as wretched as it is, when such a person has had the power, with few intermissions in thirty years, to demoralize the people and to use the Government with the mingled passions of a gamester •and a miser.

Yet, with all his badness, Santa Anna (a gifted with a certain political witch* craft that has always served a while to

lull his country itito quiet, and to give it

lime to recover from the exhaustion waited energy. flow. But the end will he a repeti -n of the past. Since 1849, Mexico hns subsisted on the money we paid for Califor--nla but that is now exhausted, and time alone enn develope what other resourcea will be resorted to.

returned to Mpxico, at the request of Austrian Beaulieu, his eye fell upon a pretiv girl at a window, who, scarcely heeding the clamor, was tranquilly sing ing a song. The conqueror, arrested by the spectcle. che&ed his horse and said, "Que chant et vous. petiteV' sitig the Maid of Lodi, replied the child innocently. **Tu as raison," replied

Baltimore American.

LEARNING va. DISCIPLINE*

The auhjoined extract from Black'wood's Magazine, is both amusing and

'instructive:

"Larnlng—larnlng—-laming,'* Is the cry of father and mother if my boy had the larnlnjj what a jenus he'd be!' In •course, ye old fools, your bouchat would be a awan among the goslings, but it 'Isn't "laming, half the world want instead of laroing by which they mean cobwebs picked out of dead men's brains. If they would get some discipline. .Discipline discipline, that's the only education I ever saw that bro't a boy *to any good. What's the use of bat•tering a man's brains full of Greek and

Latin pot-hooks, that he forgets before .he doffs his last round jacket, or puts Diasoiution

.of classical Where's the use of instruct, ing him in hexameters and pentameters*if you leave hiin ignorant of the value -of a penny piece 1 What height of (brethren stupidity it is to be fillm* a boy's

(hraina

srith the wisdom of the ancients,

and thao turn him out like an omadhoun 'tO'piek.up hie victuals among the moderns.

Account* from western Africa state -that thirty **arietiea of cotton have been found growing spontaneously in that country. A missionary says he has atood erect under the branches of a cotton tree, (t»« Goulch village, ao heavily laden with tali* that it waa propped •up with forked aticks to prevent it from breaking (town under its own weight.— The cotton -was equal to that of any country. The natives manufacture cotton goods eatenaively. Western Africa aiso abounds ki coffee. The whole land ia aaid to the covered with it. In Erravala and Kaffit tOO pounda can be purchased for dollar. A single iras tn Monrovia yie'ded four end a half bushels in the hull *t one time, which made ,31 pounds when shelled and dried.

Strong rninda ere like fine grained •lowly* hat burns

NAPOLEON'S GOODNESS.— As the great Nnpr.leon dashed tri umphamly ituo Lodi. in pursuit «f the

Napoleon mournfully "and I too will sing, if iny enemies would give me time, and if I bad a voice." And that day he would not attack. Yet it was a man with these amiable feelings whom the allied armies hunted to his grave.

During the war in Spain (which was caused by the duke of Wellington's criminal ambition to become Marquis of Douro) a native family was peacefully sitting down to its siesta. or mid way meal, which consisted of Spanish onions and Spanish liquorice, when a savagelooking Frcncli dragoon (not that he really was savage, none of i! em nre like our own brutal soldiery) entered, 'Soh'" he exclaimed, drawing his sabre, '*Palt»x proclaims*war to the knife,' Ha! and doubtlpss you cry "War to the knife.'

Iso, Eh?.' And fork, replied the father of the family, mildly, and pointing 10 a chair at the table. The brave Frenchman paused a moment, burst into tears, ate up all the onions, and departed Haying "Cest different, Dieu vousc benIMC."

A GUNPOWDER PLOT.— We learn from the Roanoke (Va.) Beacon, that on last Sunday, just before service in the Presbyterian church of that village, a stick of wood, about to be cast into the stove, was discovered to have in it the end of a pine plug. It excited suspicion, and upon examination it was found that a charge of powder had been placed in the wood, and concealed in the manner discribed [sic]. The villain had not been dis covertd [sic]. ~~~~~~~

Dr. WAYLAND. in an address before the Baptist Convention, in session in Boston, recently alluded to the paucity of Bnptsst clergymen, and said that sta tisiirg would show that there are some 4.000 rhurches destiute of pastors, some 400 or 600 clergymen are needed to sup ply the vncancics, year by year, in the ranks of those we have, leaving the 4,000 unprovided for.

«i»vt ijfrs

Celebrated Panacea, FOR THK CURE OF

Incipient Consumption, Scrofula, General Debility, White Swelling,Rheumatism, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, and all disenses arising from

Impurities of the Blood, and the effects of Mercury.

SWAIMy

S PANACEA hns been for more than thirty ars celebrated in this country and in Kurope for its extraordinary cures—(or the certificates of which refrrence is made to the directions and books twhich may he had gratis) accompanying the Panacea, borne of which give the particulars of cases too frightful tor general publication, where the patients had been almost eaten up with scrofula, and were deemed incurable by «ysicians.

It has been used in hospitals and private practice, and has hnd the singular foriune of being recommended by the inoct celebrated physicians and other eminent person*. Among others by— W. Gibson, M. n.. Prof- ol f-urjr. Pa- University. V. Mott, M. D. Prof ol Surg NT Univerrity. W. P. Dewecs, M. Prof of Mid Pa Universitv. N- Chapman, M. D. Prof Physic Pa University. T, Parke, M. D. Prts't College of Physicians, L'liil. Dr Del Vallo, Professor of Me.licine, Havana. Jose Eourenco de Li:si. Prof of Surgery, Lisbon. J. Cliipmau. Mem Royal Col Surgeons, Ixndon. G. W Krvinglate Minister to Spain. Sir Thomas Pearson, MajGen British Army. GilVert Koberison, BritUhConsul, &c., -And also, the wonderful cnrcs effected by Swaim's Panacea, have, for many years, made it an invaluable remedy. The Panacea does not contain mercury in any form, and being an inno rent preparation,it may be given to the most ten der infant

The retail price has been reduced to $1,50 per botile (containing three half pints or three bottles

Rewnre of Imposition.

Swaim's Panacea is in raund bottles, fluted

This may be the cnuso I l'*uui'utliivally, with the following letters blown an Ute alassc "SWA IMS-PAN ACEA-PHIL AD A." and having the name of. AS. SWAIM stampad on the sealing wax and written on the label covering the cork, and a splendi I engraving lor the side of tho tottie, cnn«po«ed of geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turred lor tlie exclusive use of the pioprietor, by

Draper Co., bank notes engravers ol Philadelphia. In the centre is a portrait of the late Wm. Swaim, copyright secured-

Alfto. Swaim» Vermifuge*

A valuable Family Medicine, being a highly approved remedy for oil diseases arising from debility of the digestive organs, such as Worms. Choiera Morbus, Dysentery, Fever and Ague, Weeding Piles, Sick Headache, See &c., &c- See the

pamphlet [which may be had gratis] accompanying the Vermifuge. Prepared only at Swaim* Laboratory, the Old Stand, Seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia. ami sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United Siat a.

Ciution to the Public.

Persons wishing to obtain the genuine Swaim's Panacea and Swaim's Vermifuge,should be careful to observe that the name

SWAIM

la spelled correctly on the bottle and labels, or they may be imposed on Ky medicines made in imitation ol them by a person bearing a somewhat similar name, well calculated to deceive.

Ueneral Agents for the U. S. SchiefTelin. Brothers & Co.% )(M and 106 Jobs Street, New York. March 26, '54-31-3w

on his long tailed blue .1 ye don't tench x-OTlCi: w}-f.ven,the firmofl.a'Itim the old spartan virtue of obedience,! dowiri & Hutman, in this rity, dissolved by rising ..d .J»m «,« tittaes the business.

Co-partnership,

Terre Haute, March IS, *53 30-3w Thankful for past favors, the undersigned wish a.* to inform old customers and the community in general that ha.will continue the bestaee* at the old stand of Lcoowtct & tluuux. where be hopes to give the usual satisfaction to old friends and customers, and to all who may give him a call.

JOHN It LL'DOWICt.

London Porter and Scotch Ale.

BARCLAY

& Pprkin London Porter. Hib

bard's SapemrScotch Ale. Suitable for in* valid*. For sale by WASSON & CO. Feb '53 27-tf Rose* Block.

WANTED TO RENT.

STORK ROOIM ia ooc of tbs pnoeipal bassinets street* of ihi* place. Enquire at tins office. Eeb a&,'53 *?-3w

Music.

A NEW amply oi Piano arasic, i«at reeetvad A W. H.BUCKINGHAM'S F«k ia, »tf Book Stcwa.

OLD WHISKY.

F«b K, 3S-XIH

bela WTsiskv, (at w?

Fresh Family Flour. WA£S*N & CO.

Y.XR Sal* by X4 Feb S&, *»-S7-tf Root's Stock.

GHBBBE.

Swm IS,

"f: (Successors to E. S. Wolfe,) forte riling 4* Commission

Steam Boat Agents,and dealers in Flour, Salt, Fish. Pine Lumber, Shingles, &c.

:TERRE HAUTE, 1ND. "c-J"

AGENTS

———————

Special attention given to Receiving and Shipping by Canal, River, and Railroad.

for the

uWestern

Western

States Line," on

the Erie Canal and Lakes, and Scott &. O.'s "Toledo, Lofavette and Terre Haute Line," on Wabash Canal.

Terre liaate, March 18,'53-30-tf 'a. Having disposed of mv Ferwarding and Commission business to the above. 1 take great pleasure in recommending them to the public ami solicit from my friends and customers a continuation of their favors to the new firm.

E- S WOLFE.

States Line.

For Buffalo, Canada and Western Ports.

Without Re-shipping at Albany or Troy.

In connection with Scott & Co's. "Toledo, Lafayette and Terre Haute Line," on Wat ash Canal.

PROPRIETORS:

A. R- Cobb & Co-, Foot of Indiana St.. Buffalo A. W. Palnur Sc Co., 121 Broad St. N. Y. APPLY TO E. W.Sloan, 121 Broad St. New York. S. McKissick. 65 Quay St. Albanj. Scott & o., Toledo. Ohio.

Mark Packages "W. Sj LINE," and ship bv Western States Line Canil Boats, foot of Broad St., New York.

March 19, '53-30-tf

Valuable Property for Sale.

THE

subscriber will sell if application is made immediately, the property upon which he now resides consisting of a handsome cottage housn, with six rooms and entry passage, and

Erat-rate

antry. kitchen, cellar, and wood house. Also a well of water one the same, and a good stable. Apply to

G. FOSTER SMITH, at N. Smith Sc Sons

Terra Haute, March 19, '53, 30-3t

Situation Wanted. PERSON who fully understands his business in all its branches, wants a situation as a miller. He is from the Oswego Mills, ft. Y.— Good references can be given. For further particulars apply at this office.

March 19. '53-30-3

BIK1IKW §§*F

Wholesale Grocers,

FIRST AND NATIOANL ROAD STS„ TERRE HAUTE, IND.,

HAVE

IN Store and offer at the lowest market prices— 1200 bbls Plantation Molasses 100 Sugar-house Molasses 50 Goodale Molasses 50 Syrup 500 hhds New Orleans Sugar 1000 sacks RIO Coffee 100 Java Coffee 600 kegs assorted Nails

60 Soda 60 assorted shot 60 bar lead 25 pig lead 25 block tin 30 cases assorted Copper 100 bundles assorted Sheet Iron 200 assorted Anvils 25 bbls Tanners' Oil 200 boxes Herring 250 Raisins 300 packages Mackerel 25 bbls White Fish 25 assorted Nuts 100 Loaf Sugar

JO Currants 20 Alum 25 bajs Pepper 6 bbls Cloves 5 Nutmegs 600 reams Wrapping paper 200 CapnndPo8t 100 casks Rice 6 Madder 400 bales assorted cotton Yirn 200 boxes assorted Glass-Ware 600 kegs White Lend 100 half chest Tea, Imp. and 100 boxes Tea, do 200 Va and Mo Tobacco 60 Smoking Tobacco 200 palm Soap 20 Castile do 100 fancy shaving do 200 mould candles 250 star do 200 packages Pickles, Pep Sauce,&c 100 boxes gross Pepper, Spices, &c 100,000 half SPANISH Cigars 50 boxes Havana do 25 drums Codfish 200 doz Brooms, assorted: 200 Buckets, 100 Wash Tubs, 200 doz Zinc Wash Boards 100 bales Batting 60 Wrapping Twine 50 matta Cassia: 300 tons assorted Iron 60 Steel 10 ceroons Indigo 200 matts Cinnamon 25 hhds clarified Sugar 25 boxes Sardines 100 packages Salerattis, 600 kegs Blasting powder: 250 Rjfle -do 100 doz Bed cords 100 boxes assorted candy 300 Window Glass.

ALSO—A full stock of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Wines, &c. Terre Haute, March 12, '63-29-tf

Notice

THE

JOHN B. LUDOWICl, F. T. HUL.MAN.

partnership heretofore existing between John Sayre, Jas. W. Scholey and Moses Van horn, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

Mr. Sayre will still con tin oe in the Store business at his old stand on Market Street, and Scholey & Vanhom at the Boot and Shoe business in Ptxeaix Row.

JOHN SAYRE, JAS. W. SCHOLEY, MOSES VANHO&N.

Mar 13, *53-29-3m

Coroner's Inquest.

AN inquisition taken at the house of Henry Stakctaan, in Terre Hante, Vigo county, on the 10th day of March, 1833, before John D. Murphy, Coroner of said coonty, over the body of an infant. Verdict as follows:—That Mid infant came to its death by some on natural means by the hands of Elisabeth Stew* art, its supposed toother.

JOHN D. MURPHY, Coroner of Vigo coonty.

Terre Haate, March 13,'53-2&-3t

HAVANA CIGARS.

"\TOR\l AS, Sevilianas.Cooeo*das, Henaaaoa, JL^T Mittaraa. Piilarotoa, LMC Mar. Aother chaiea brands of direct importation, fir safe by

WASSON St CO.

FtfeSS, '53oS7-tf Rote's Bod.

Gkmny Bags,

Had

ECEWED by ataamcr Gnrfea iV far sale aitfca Warafcoaeeof BRJTT&f &ca

Fresh and Choice

FAMILY GROCERIES.

WTASSORT & CO.,

Rose's Block, Corner of Ohio and Second Street*, QOLICIT the attention of the citizens of Terre O Haute, to their choice stock of FAMILY UaocsRtss, which they will dispose of cheap for cash at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of

Choice and Prime Loaisiasa Sugars, Molasses and Golden Syrups Old Government Java and Prime Green Rio Coffee (new crop) Choice Green and Black Teas Fresh Carolina Rice (new crop) Pickles in Jars Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese Salmon. Mackerel, and Tongues and Sounds, brla. brls. and kits Sperm, Star and Mould Candies Pepper, Allspice. Mustard, Starch.and Boston Soap. No. 1 Sweet Oil, Pepper Sauce and Table Sail very choice Virginia manufacture and fine cut Tobacco, with a general assortment of Groceries suitable for Fa uily uses. &y~A wagon will be In readiness-to convey goods to any part of the city, free of expense.

Terre Haute, Feb 26, '53-27-tf

Dry Goods and Carpel Store.

JOHN SHILLITO & CO.

No. 12, East Fourth St., Cincinnati, O.,

RESPECTFULLY

R. R. Livinrston, Wabash Canal. Merwin &. Co., (successors to E. S. Wolfe,) Terre Haute. Lewis Sc Gray, Evnnsville,

intorm their customers and

purchasers generally, that they arc now opening an extensive and complete assortment of fancy and staple English. French, German and American

VDRT GOODS, 'iff Also, Foreign and American

Imported and contracted for previous to the late advance, which we ofier at as low prices as similar goods can be irchaaed in the United States.

Floor Oil Cloths,ll

Thoroughly seasoned, from 3 to 24 feet in width, large st-*ck always on hand. Families, Hotel keepers.

Steamboat owners, and

strnngers may depend upon finding the best class of goods our line, at prices as low as they can be purchased in the Eastern cities*

March 12, '53-°9-6m

I W S S

JAMES WILDE, Jr. (Late Wilde, Bates Taylor.)

Successor to C. T. Lungstreet, 64 JNns sau Street, N. Y.. between John Street and Maiden Lane, JJ^AS now on hand a complete assortment oi

Beady Made Clothing,

All of which is made in the best manner, and in the latest styles, expressly adapted to the wants of the Western market. F. S. KIRT(.AND, B. H. PIERCE, J. S WII.DE, G. B. DE FOREST,

March 12,'53-29-3w

Trunk Lost.

OOMEWHERE between Indianapolis and O Terre Haute, in returning Irom the Fair, a common black trunk, with a card tacked on the end, marked Caroline Whilcomb, Clinton. Any information that may lead to its recovery will be thankfully received*

March 5, '52-28-tf Lafayette Journal please copy 3 times and send bill to this office.

Notice to Contractors,

Mississippi & Atlantic Railroad Letting.

ALED proposals will be recrived at the office of the compjny. either at Terre Haute, Indiana, or Marshall, Illinois, until and on the 15th day of May, 1853, at sundown, lor the grading and masonry from Trtre Haute, Indiana, to Pocahontas, Illinois, (124 miles,) and for the bridge across the Wabash river.

Propositions will also be received until and on June 15th, 1853, at sundown, at eiiher of the above named offices for the grading and masonry from Pocahontas to Caseyville, (30 miles.) Proposals to be tect.-ived for sections not less than one, nor more than three miles.

Proposals will be considered for sections often, fifteen and twenty miles. The compa iy reserves the right to acccpt of such proposals as in their judgment will best secure the prompt construction ol the Road, and to reject onv and all propositions they may think proper. Profiles ana Specifications can be seen at the office in Terre Haute for two weeks previous to the letting

tsss. jr0y

JOHN BIIOUUH, President.

S. Dxriatix EATON, Engineer. Terre Haute, March 5, '53-28 4

anj

Western Line.1853-

ON THE CANAL AND IllVER. Leaves New York and Buffalo Dnily. Running in connection with Steamers and Propellers on tlie Lakes. No Transhipment at Albany or Troy.

CARGO OF EACH BOAT FULLY INSURED. PROPRIETORS: RICE. CLAPP & CO., New York, P. L. STERNBERG & CO.. Buffalo.

APPLY TO

Rice, Clapp & Co., 31 Coentics Slip, New York Chas A. rolger & Co.. 101 Pier, Albany Rogers, Revn ilds & Martin Lnfayette O'Keily Mitchell, Evansville

Buckingham '1 oledo H- B. Smnh, Terra Haute P. L.f

Sternberg & Co., Buffalo. Mark Packages "T. &, W Line." Boats leave Middle Pier, Coeuties Slip, Daily at 5 o'clock, P. M.

March 5, '53 ?8-fim

Smith

Leggett,

Successors to Early & Leggett, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, TERRE HAUTE IND.

REFER TO

Buckingham & Co.. Toledo Buckinrbam St McCullouch, New York^Buckingham &. Gutherie. Buffalo Kennedy Sc Foster, New Orleans, fcjT Libera I advances mad« on consignments to us or eiiher ol the above Houses.

March 5, 'M-SrS 6m

MM AID MU

Blachley & Simpson,

Importers and Jobbers, No. 11, south side of Pearl Street, Cin-rinnaii, O.,

W-OULD

respectfully invite the stiention of Western Merchants to their extensive Stock of American and Foreign

Dry Goods,

Purchased in advance of the recent rise in American Stap Goods. They are prepared to offer their large-lock of Silk. Cotton and Wonl«» manufactures an such terma as cannot bat be sat factory to parchasers, and creditable to the trade of the city. Please call and examine our stock*

Cincinnati March 5, '53 28-im

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

lash. Door Blinds, and Frame Factory, TERKE HAUTE. IND. HAVE commenced the above basiness in the I room formerly accepted by Mr. Bishop, on 4th itreet, near the Post Office, where I intend to nanufactare the a bore mentioned articles from die very best material. Persons about erecting buildings will do well to give me a call, as 1 intend to make my prices suit the times.

Otders from a distance can be sent through the Post Office, and will receive immediate attention Persona in the city wsnlio* anything in the above line, will do a-eft to awid In their orders as early as possible. G.W.SHAFFER. jSar 5. ^t-dawtf-W-88.

To Country Merchants.

MERCHANTS

NEW EXPRESS FACILITIES. Dangers sf Ohio River Navigation A voided.

THE

American impress Company having made favorable arrangements with the several lines of Railroad Companies between this city and the principal cities tbronghotit the States of Illinois. Indiana, Wisconsin Michigan, Ohio, N York and the New England States, as well as both the Canadas, are now prepared to transport Bank Notes, Gold, Silver ana all kinds of Treas ures, together with Goods, Parcels and Packages. A Iso, to attend to the collection of Drafts, Checks, Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and pav Bills.— From the long established reputation of our company for promptness and reasonable rates, we can confidently assure the public that any business entrusted to onr care will meet with despatch not excelled by any other Express line.

Our connections with S LOWELLS, FARGO & CO'S Great California Express, and

LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO'S E O E A N E E S S Enable us to forward to and receive money. Drafts, or Goods from any part of the "Old World."

Messengers, provided with Iron Chests, will leave our office daily, for Cincinnati, O. Cleveland, O. Sandusky, O. Dayton,O Columbus, O. ToWo, O. Buffalo, N. Y.

AVF.RYnew,

B. R. WHITCOMB.

WILL

in the coontry, vwit this

market to rapteoish their atocks. wnald do well to call and examine my stock of Dry Goods. Ha^ng porchaaed mar Goods exproaaiy for the Jobbing tr*de, wftica will be aold at a small advance on New York cost, at Farriagtoo"* Block, North side PaMic Sqaar*.

Nov 43, 'W-wtf N1PPERT.

E I A N O I E

DR9.

Yoomana ft Mabaa have associated thMBseivaa fn (he praoiea of Medktac an^ Seraery. and hope by stnet atteaoot) to the ba stMws of tfceir fitofrsskm. receive a libers! share of patronage- Office mi 4ih street. 3d doo

tf ji#**'.

Boston, Mass. Philadelphia. Pa. Pittsburgh, Fa Detroit, Mich. Chicago, 111. Galena, 111. Milwaukee, Wis."

DUIIUJU, 1"«

ytT'iiiB uUKtC^ IT

Albany, N. Y, St. Louis, Mo. New York City, N. Y, Louisville. Ky. Terre Haute, Ind.

e. Ky.

LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO., Proprietors. febl2-'53-2o-3m E. LOCKE, Agent.

N E W O

CHEAP FOR CASH!

MYERS

& KNISELY, (late Myers, Suydam & Knisely,) looking to the interest of their patrons as well as their own, have adopted the

Popular Trade" af selling goods entirely for CASII. Everj businessman knows that where goods nre sold for Ca*h only, they can be afforded much cheaper than where a general credit business is done, therefore, we hope thnt all our old friends and the trade generally will call and give us a look." Our Stock consists of Silks, Ribbons,

vDress

Shawls, Laces,

Goods,

Gloves, Crapes, Pongee Hdkfs. French Marine, Bombazine,Alpacas,&c. Which we pledge ourselves to sell at from

Ten to Twenty per cent lower than the'nsual credit prices. At the old stand, Ne 149 Brodway, Corner of Liberty street.

JJISTORY of Henry Esmond, Esq., by Thack-

eray.

taken the large rooms No#. 23 and 2f»

Dey Street, (over L. and V. Kirby & Co.) would beg to call the attention of the patrons of the late concerns of C. T. Longotreet & Co., and Wilde, Bates Sc. Taylor, and others in the trade to their

Stock

of Clothing.

The favorable reputation which has always attended their manufacture.it will be their endeavor to sustain and no efforts will be spared to give their customers entire satisfaction.

The Books &c., of the late firms or C. T. Longstreet &, Co. and Wilde. Bates &Taylor, arewith them for settlement and all persons having business connected therewith, are invited to call on them.

Feb 12, '53-25-2m

25 CENTS WORTH

BROWN'S

COUGH CANDY!

NEVER,

nils to cure the most obstinate Cold

or Congh of recent origin, and tor the alleviation of Phthisic, IlronchitiH, Consumption, and all other diseases of the organs of respiration thousands bear testimony to its efficacy.

Sold at Proprietor's prices, by Dr. J. R. Cuningham, sad bv Druggists, Confectioners snd Gro cers generally. jau22'5i-22-2m*

Simeon

janS-ly*

Williams'

miHiiiiinttn.

Madison and Cincinnati Railroad Line of Packets. STEAMERS

IIOOSI Elt STATE, G. W. Wright, Master %VISCON8I!f, No. 8,

T. T. Wright, Master

leave Madison every day on the srrival of the Madisoo and Terre Haute cars.— For speed or safety these boats cannot be aarpas&ed by any boats on the western waters.

Mav 26. *53-dlv-353

Commercial Insurance Company, Charleston, S. C. Columbia Insurance Company,

INSURANCE

FOR RBHt

Amt

3TORE SoitaWe Un a provision and Grocery, of Bement Sc. Co. PoaaeaakM given imAppij aullOTET. ••i Coraer Roae IftotduFeb »,

Valentines.

FTNE

assortment of Valentine# jnstreceiv-

far

sale at^

fcbl8-*5i'» tf Sign of (be -Big Book

Bills of Lading.

NEAT nrttde, on good paper, jaat odatsd and

tCftf PP'Q

mmi

THIS

%White

Goods,

JAMES MYEKS, WILLIAM KNISELY.

feb!2-'53-25 3mo

For Sale.

superior 16 inch Hydrostatic Press,

nearly with other parts of a Linseed Oil Mill, quite new, set up at the Tower Mills in Terre Haute—we will sell at a bargain, not being able to run the Oil Mill to advantage, in connection with our Flour Mill, for want of room. A rare opportunity for a small investment, as there is not so much as a horse mill to compete with, in making Linseed Oil, at this point. febl2-'53 25-2m MILLER &, SOULE.

New Books.

in English Life, by

My Novel, or Varieties BulwerBianca, a Tale of Erin and Maturin.

Italy, by Edward

Corneille, and His Times, by Guizot. My Life and Acts in Hungary,in 1848 and 1849, by Arthur Gorgei.

Bosil, a story ot Modern Life, by W iikie Collins. Knick -Knack8 from an Editor's Table, by L. Gavlord Clark.

Experience of Life, By E. Sewell. Uncle Tom's Cabin, cheap edition, for sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S

Feb 12. '53, 25 tf.

Magazines for 1853.

UBSCRIPTiONS will bo rcceivcd at Child's Book Store for Harpers' Magazine

Graliam'» do, Godey's Ladies' Book Pictorial Drawing-room Companion Flag of our Union Star Spangled Manner, &c. The December numbers of Harper, Godey and Graham, now received dec4-mws

1853.

New York Clothing at Wholesale. BATES, TAYLOR & CO.

HAVING

MUM IMM

A Superlative Tonic, Di re tic, [A nti-Dy apeptic

IiiTigoraiing Cordial.

Tare MKOICIMAI. BAVERAUI is manufactured by the Proprietor, at Schiedam, in Holland, and it is warranted not only pare from every injurious property and ingredient but of tiie bc8ip*ssiblequality.

Its extraordinary medicinal properties, is GRAVEL, GOUT, CBKOXIC RHEUMATISM, iirciriKjrr Dsorsr, FIATULENCR, COMC PAINS, ol the

Stomach and Bowels, whether ia ADULT or INFANTS— In all ordinary cases of Obstructions in the Kt&

Ksrs, BIAABDER. and URINTRT ORQAXS— Ia DYSPETSU, whether ACUTE or CHRONIC—Chills and Fevers. In General Debility, Sluggish Cicculation of the

Blood, Inadequate Assimilation ot Food, and Exhausted Vital Energy— Are acknowledged by the whole Medical Faculty, ami attested in their highest written authorities.

The attention "of Agents and Purchasers is invited to the signature and address of the Proprietor.on the label,and to the title of this Medicinal Cordial, embossed on the sides of the Bottle, ns protections against inferior and pernicious imitations. Fot sale by W(

Feb 26, '53 27 if -V

WASSON &.CO.

O A S S 3 3 .McCorhrick*s Celebrated Reapers.

And theCanadasT

WOOD DONNELLY* Agents. TERRE HAUTE. ITT" Office. Indianapolis, corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets.

the opening of Canal navigation the sutscriber will be in Teceipt of a full supply of the above Machines, which ^aye l»een proved superior to any others, both in this'country and in England.

They are warranted to cut two acres of wheat or other small gram in ap hour, antltosave at least thrte-fovrtks of all the wheat scattered by ordinary cutting, they "are'well made. orfirst rate material, very durable with proper care, and the raking of the wheat can be well 'lone by a man riding upon them.

These Reapers are also constructed with mowing machine attached, warranted to cut one and a fourth acres of grass per hoar, and to do its work as well and as close to the ground, on smooth land, as ordinary mowing. Farmers and others are requested to call and examine these machines after arrival, and if they do not, on trial, perform all that ia claimed for them, any purchaser can return his reaper to me. -.^ H. B. SMITH.

Feb 19,'W-26-tf

Southern Bank of Indiana.

Institution, located four doors from the South-west corner of the Public Square, in Mr. Rose's Block, in prepared to negotiate Sight and Time Drafts on New York and other principal cities Discount Notes and other evidences ol debt, payable as above Receive Deposites Deals in Gold and Silver Coin makes collections and remit the same, less current rate of Exchange Remit money to England, Ireland. Scotland and Germay, on its own responsibily. Drafts on New York and other principal cities, wilt always bo kept on hand and for sale at the lowest rates.— Depositee from business men and othors who wish to keep an active deposite account, are respectfully solicited.

JCrBank hours, from 9 to half past 12 A. M., and from half past 1 to 4 P. MC. F. GUNNISON. feb5-'53 24-1 Cashier.

FISH.

QALMON in barrels and kits. Mackerel, Cod O fish, smoked Salmon, smoked

June 19, '52-wtf-43

Tuller, Hatching

Halibut, smok

ed Herring. Holland Herring, Halibut Fins,Sounds and Tongues, for sale at A.

CONDIT'S.

NEW SILK HOUSE.

Importers and Wholesale Dealers,91 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y.

ARE

now receiving and opening a very large and entirely new stock of Silks Hnd Fan* cy Dry (*oods, comprising Dress Silks, l)r?ss Goods, and Trimmings, Bonnet and To (lota Ribboos. Shawls, Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves, White Goods, Laces and Embroideries, together with a teneral assortment of every variety of goods in their line cash and time buyers from every section will find this a very desirable stock, and at lww prices.

feb5-'53-24-3m

JOHN H. DAVIS.

Late of the firm of Gilbert Rockwell Sc Davis. JOHN E. BYRNE, For the past 9 years with Bowen & IVfcNamee.

S. FISHER JOHNSON, Late with Jno. Stewart Jr, Co. WM. E. 11ANCE,

Formerly with Jno. Stewart Jr. & Co and late with Carleton Sc Co. feb5-'53 24 3m

To Country Merchants.

IIE Pennsylvania Railroad havini pletod her connection between

ng Phi

now comiladelphia

and Pittsburgh, which makes the shortest, quickest and cheapest communication with the West, both for passengers and merchandise, we beg leave to invite our friends and the merchants generally, to visit Philadelphia for their Spring supplies

Our Stock of Domestic Goods, In all their varieties, will be found full and complete also a large and very desirable absortment of British, Frencn and Swiss goods.

We would particularly invite your attention to our handsome lines of White Goods, Jaconets,

the best makes of Irish Linens. Thesd goods have been carefully selected from ihe manufacturers, and imported direct by ourselves we shall offer them St a small profit tor cash, or to punctual customers on time.

SCOTT, BAKER Sc CO,

Importers and Jobbers. 150 Market street, |kn29 *3 23-3m PHILADELPHIA.

Jorge E

of Coffee.

Premium Essence

'T^'HIS Essence has beeil proven by many tbotiI sands of ihe mob. /cspectable families fn the United States, to be by far the best preparation ol Coffee ever offered to thepttblic. One package of this essenoe will go as far as four pounds af Jsva Coffee, and Coffee made by it will preserve perfectly the taste of the best Jsva Co nee. bat will be muc'i more wholeet»«ne, mora delicate, finer flavored, perfeHlV dear, and in every instance superior to the jsva Coffee.

Manufactured by Dan Ikrtiler ft, Co..

Callowhill St above

IL'ST

Columbia. 8. C.

on Steamboat and Flat-boat car

goes, and fire risks on buildings, furniture snd -merchandise, taken in the above iComMnies, by ALBERT LANGE, janS-IM 33 tf Sid-Agent at Tarre Haate.

No.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Of THE MAILS,

At and from Terre Haute, Indiana. ARRIVALS. St. Louis, daily, *9 Indianapolis, dally. (Sundaysexcepted,) 5pm Springfield, 111., daily, 8 pm Vjncennes, daily, (Sundays excepted,) 12 n'gt a a W an S a 6

Pa in a an S at 5 a or I an S at 9 Bloomington, Tues., and Sat., 9 pm Bedford,Sau, 9pm Carlisle, Wednes., .... 8pm Port an S at a 5

DEPARTURES.

St. Louis,dailv, Indianapolis, daily, (Sundays excepted). 7am S in el a S a Vincennes, daily, (Sundays excepted,) 5am a a a an S at 8 a

Pa in an S at 6 a or a vi on an a 5 a in to on an 5 a Be or W a S a Carlisle, Thurs., «J 5am or an id a 9 a

N. B. All mails closed at precisely 8 m. DOrOftice hours from 7 am, to8 in. On Sundays from 8 to 9 in the morning, and from 7 to 8 in the evening. S jai.8 tf J. T. MOFFATT, P.

CLARK'S MOTEL.

Carrier of Bridge (or Ohio) and 1 stStreets, TERRE HAUTE-, INDIANA.

THE

undersigned has resumed hi former stand near the Bridge, and ctnlyjone Mock front the S a re This House has been greatly ^rtla'rged and im* pnrved^y a large addition of bed-rooms, and a spacious Dining Hall, all papered and painted— and furnished with New Ftirntaire, Carpets Beds and Beddirtg, arid Table Furniture. Having an eye single to the comfort and convenience of hie guests, must mak^ his House a pleasant stopping place for the man of business, pleasure or traveling public—and particularly those who wish to take passage on steam-boats, private conveyance or otherwise in short, no pains nor expense will be spared to makahia House an agreeable and pleasant stopping place for his guests.

I S A E

Will always be furnished with the^beat the country affords, and no pains or expense will be spared to administer to the gratification of tho tastes of his patrons. n-

II I S S A E

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

Charges Moderate—Call and See. 'Hr BOARDERS taken by the day, week,month or vonr. decll-16-tf JAMES S. CLARK.

"T&OTOTOEY.

National Road St. 2d door above Market No. 2, Phoenix Block.

Wholesale and

Retail

Las ell,

WM- G. TULLER, WM. S HUTCHINS, I STEPHEN LASELL,

WM. D. HART, H. M. McCORKLE,

All late with BOWKN &.MCNAMEB.

A I O O S

Davis, Byrne, Johnson & Ilance, 01 LIBERTY STREET, N. Y. IMPORTERS St WHOLESALE DEALFRS I IN FANCY GOODS, Fans, Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Buttons, ra-fum-crv, Paper hangings, Suspenders, Port Monnaies, Window Shades, Cutlery, Guns, Guns, Pistols, Clocks, Watches, &c. Threads, Carpet Bags. Stationery, Dress Trimmings, Silk Sewings, and Looking Glasses, together with a great variety of useful articles, which will be sold on the best terms.

Gash

Terre Haute, October 4. '53-6-tf.

281

6th

St., Philadelphia, and

add WbolesaJesnd Retail, at DROWNING Sc WALL'S, "Prairie t-'ity Drag Store.

Terre Haute. June 40. "52 wtf-42 ,t

mwiiTimimiismi

opened in Deming's New Brick opposite Prairie City Hot«4, a good assortment of Fnrnitnre just received from Cincinnati, which tbe public are respectfully invited to call and examine.

Tboae wiping to pnrcbase will find

tbeir intereat to cone.

Terre Hante Dec.

D. FOR8TER,

18.

U-a mo.

Choice Wines, Brandies &LiquoiB

OLD

ogntac and Ca*ii!lian Brandies. Madeira. Sherry, Port and

In wood and

g?asa

Champaign.

Sparkling Cat swbe and Claret do

Frencn Cordials, snorted. Very superior tSd Irish WMakv. For sale by WASSN

Feb J6, *53-27-tf Koae's Block.

Fresh Froita!

Store.

Dealerx in Forei/pn and Domestic Staple and Fancy O O S Notions, Trimmings, Bonnets,

Boot* and Shoes,

ithing Goods.

are now in receipt of our Foil ana Win ter Stock, selected in the Eaatern cities expressly for this market. We would invite particular atten'ion toour stock of brown and bleached goods, Ptints, Merinoes, De Laines, Lustres, figured stulT goods, Ginghnms, Trimming Bettons, Laces, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets ona Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths* Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Tickings, Checks, linen and silk Hdkfs, Bav State Shawls, Cnrpctings, Carpet Bags and Satchel*, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Sic.: all of which will DE sold at such rates ior Cash or Produce as will made it the intereat of buyers to patronise us. Paper Hangings very low.

Terre Haute, October 4,'53-6-tf. ••.

NEW SHOE STOKE.

SCHOOLEY & VANHORN Oiler for sale a large assortment of

I BOOTS AND SHOES.

Also, a variety of

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

They will also manufacture Boots snd Shoes to order at the same place. SCHOOLEY & VANHORNJ

WAR WITH SPAIN

I O O O O

Vohmleers Witnted

To march to the lin shop of Thayer Sc Hostctter, in Clinton, Ind., whore they are nssurod that the pricoe will not hurt or kill the purchaser*

Copppfy Tin and sheet Iron

MANUFACTORY.

J. L. Thayer & J. Hoaletler would respectfully say to the public and those wishing Tin, Csnper and Sheet Iron ware, that they would do well to call at the sout'i corner of J. R. Whitcomb&Co's. Yellow Block, nearly opposite the oilivo of Drs. Hedges Sc McMillan, where they will be found at sll limes, ready to execute all jobs in their line, at the shortest notice, and in the very best mannor.

House Mattering and Spouting, Done with neatness snd despatch. Country merchants and dealers, wishing ware, will pfaaae send in tbeir bills, which will be filled promptly and to order.

JAMES L. THAYER,

Nov 15, 'SS K-tf JOHN HOSTETTER.

FUTTNLTULE!

O A E

The subscriber, from Cincinnati, Ohio, has ar rived at Terre Haute, and can be found at

Demming's New Brick Store,

street, opposite tbe Prsirie City House,

large

and

ing of

with

superior lot of FURNITURE^onsist-

MARBLE-TOP, DRESSING and A I N

BUREAUS!

High and Low Post Bedsteads,

Sofa and Unfa^eat Rocking Chairs* Ta* bles, Sofas and Lounges* All of which will be sold low (or csrh janl-ly^

Terra Haute, Nov.

Malaga Wines,

it o.

AKAKGE3, Lemons, Raiaina. Hg» and Prunes U- -Havana Praserv—. French Froits. in tbeit owo joiee. and Braady Cberriea. for sals by 1* .WASSOSf tb CO.

FORSTER.

MitsiiiimifTM

FOR TilE CURE OF

IF E E A N A 0 I I E 1

WILL

be found superior to any article of the kind now in use. May be bad at Uroverman and Bourne's. Pre' pared and warranted by

G. W, BALL.

19, 1852—wif

200 Delaines, of various styles audi 100 pieces Aipceaa, plain, black and fancy col* ora. 25 pieces Rrocsdes and Poplins^ 100 do Ginghams plain, plaid and striped. 900 do Prints rf all qualities

All of which will be sold very low for cash at Nov-, 13. -52-wtf F. IUPPERTS.

-WOOL! WOOL!

THE

Fosst Block.

subscriber will pay CASH for good clean Fleece and tub-washed Wool. JOHN TIERNANj

Fleece and tub-w