Wabash Express, Volume 11, Number 10, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 February 1852 — Page 3
Prom tbe Daily State Journal.
LEGISLATIVE 8UMMAEY.
SENATE, Feb. 9.—Consumed almost the entire day in the consideration of the Temperance Bill and amendments. The bill lin&lly failed on its engrossment. The Bill districting the State for Supreme Judges was re-committed with instructions to report a bill dividing the State into four districts, instead of three
HOUSE.—The general common school prime sold at $14,25. bill was reported this morning. Its provisions are as follows ,*
The bill consolidates the entire school funds levies a tax of 15 cents on each 8100, and 25 cts. poll tax the business to be done by civil instead of Congressional townships the township trustees manage the whole educational affairs of the township without having districts establishing as many schools as may be necessary, Dut not more than one for every sixty resident scholars the income of the school fund to be distributed to each county and township according to the number of scholars incorporated cities and towns are to have the management of their own schools, independent of the township in which they may be situated a tax of] of one mill, and twenty-five cents poll tax is laid for the establishment of township school libraries one State Superintendent, and fifteen circuit Superintendents are to be created the salary of the State Superintendent is to be $1500, and of the district Superintendent, $000 each the latter Superintendents arc to visit the several townships of their respective circuits a State Board of education is to consist of the circuit Superintendents, to meet annually at Indianapolis graded schools may be established whenever practicable the inhabitants of the Township may levy an additional tax not exceeding 5U cents on
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for school purposes A report was made by Mr. Ilolman from the Judiciary Committee, that a special law to authorize the re-location of a county seat would be unconstitutional but the House refused to concur in this opinion. The bill to re-locate the county seat of Fountain county was lost. Ayes 34, noes 46.
Mr. Stuart reported a bill to establish a Free Banking system. In its genera! features it conforms to the New \rork Free Banking system, except that it does not allow bonds and mortgages to be part of the securities, but Indiana and United States stocks, and stocks of other States conditionally. A resolution to adjourn on the Oth of March was indefinitely postponed. A joint resolution was introduced by Mr. Hunt for the construction of a ship canal around the rapids of the St. Mary river at Saute Sainte Marie. Bills were passed To authorize the recovery of fence rails and other property removed by high water Joint resolution to provide for the printing of the constitution with the laws.
The bill to .sell the interest of the State in the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, tbe., after being amended so as to make the minimum valuation of the bonds on the 1st day of January, 1854, at 44 cents, passed yeas 57, noes 24.
Mr. Stuart introduced a bill fixing the salaries of Supreme find Circuit Judges, Auditor, Secretary, and Treasurer of State ut $1200, without any perquisites, and of the county Clerks, Treasurers, and Auditors as follows If the population of the County does not exceed six thousand at $400 if not over ten thousand, $700 if not over thirteen thousand, $800 over thirteen thousand at $1000. No perquisites to be allowed them but they are to account for all received.
SisNXtK, Feb. 10.—The House bill reitafting tfoe number of grand jurors, with the attaeiulments, was postponed, and made the special order of the day for Thursday, at 2 o'clock. Bills were inItodvpoed To suppress the liquor traffic amend the act organizing in each county a probate court Authorizing plank road companies to create a sinking fund for the repair of said roads To encourage education, by tin: incorjwration of companies for the establishing of high schools, academies, colleges, A-c. Bill allowing county boards to declare water courses uavigabk: failed for want of constitutional majority^ Joint resolution asking an appropriation of Congress to erect a public building on tire Governor's Circle, in this city, passed. Also, House bill authorizing Recorders to tnnkc out an index I Co their records, ^0.. Homestead Kxemption Bill of the House was made the special order for Friday next, at 2 o'clock.
The Senate met in the afternoon, adopted a resolution reqiiiritig the committee on the State Prison to visit the same and give it a personal cxniuhiutioh, and then adjourned to give the committees an opportunity to consider matters referred to them.
HOUSK.—Most of the morning was occupied in reading bills a seeontl time. The bill to provide ibr draining the swamp lands did not receive a constitutional majority. Ayes 46. noes 34. A joint resolution was passed in relation to electing Senators of the United States bt the people of the respective States. Bills were
passed to authorise county Auditors and
WHAT KOSSUTH HAS BKKN DOING FOR IIUKOAHY.—The following reply was made by
KOSSITH,
At Pittsburgh in answer lo a
strm to visit Louisville which had previously been passed
THE MABKETS.
Juno 18,-27-tf
NFW YORK, Feb. 14.
Flour, 10,000 bbls State sold at $4,8la $4,83 Ohio at $5.00 it Wheat, 10,000 bush white sold at $ 1,22.
Corn, 1,500 bush sold at 68c a 70£c. Pork, 200 bbls mess sold at §1 5,62^
Lard, 8 to 10c, Whisky, 20fc,
CIXCINNATI, Feb. 14.
Elour firm at $3,30 a 3,35. Whisky 14cal4^c. Groceries firm and unchanged. Transactions in provisions light, with no change in prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10
Mess Pork, $15.25. Hour, $4.12. Corn, 43 to 50c. Oats, 31c. Whisky, 18c.
O" The New-York Tribune of a late date says: "It is idle, worse than idle, to visit that city with the idea of engaging a passage by steam across the Isthmus to California. All the vessels (both Panama and Nicaragua) are full up to April, and those for that month are rapidly filling up. Either engage your passage weeks beforehand, or take your way around tne Horn or over the Sierra. There is no help for it."
For Clerk of Snpreme Court.
Editor of the Express You will please announce ELI McCALLEY, as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State of Indiana, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention^ to
each 100 dollars and a poll tax ol u0 eta be held at Indianapolis on the 24th day of Feb-
ruaty next. Mr. McCalley is a man of undoubted integrity and qualifications—having discharged the duties of the office of Clerk of I he Clarke Circuit Court for the term of ten years, with entire satisfaction to his county and honor to himself.
January 7, 1852-pd
Land "Warrants Beady.
John Myers, 80 acres. Wm. B. Bailey, (Pierson,) 80 acres Michael Price, 80 acres. Wm. Hay, Sugar Creek, 160 acres. John Davis, 80 acres. John E. Moore, (Mexican,) 160 acres-. John Simotiton,40 acres. William ltav, of Riley, 40 acres. Mrs. Sarah flnle, 80 acres. Abraham Welch, 10 acres. In relation to Bounty Land affairs, we wish to see the following persons:
Thos. TT. Sherman, John Wood, Mrs. Lewis Rogers, Mrs. Eli Chenowitli, Wiley Jones, Jonathan Reeves, Mrs. John Ferrel, Thos. Lovall, Sanford Ransdull. I3os\vell Lawson.
T——nmWIIMIIITIIIIMIHIII I I~ITNTI nr TNM
Mr BLANKS! BLANKS! 1^1 JITST printed aild handsomely finished by a (Standing Press, a largo lot of
WARRANTS DEEDS, QUITCLAIM DEEDS, mid hard-up MORTGAGES, to suit the most urgent coses all of which arc offered reasonably low by the quire, clor.cn, or single one,
Also, on hand, Sheriff's Deeds fi. fr.., and vend, ex., Summons, Subpoenas, Executions, Delivery Hoiuls, Recognizances, Constable Sales, Sheriff Sales, Bills of Lading, Protests mid Instructions, Bank Checks, Bills of Exchange, Bank Notes and business Notes."without relief," &c.,
JO3 Call at the Express OlitcD, opposite the courthouse, cast side. 1), S. DAJi'ALDSON
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
A-
FEW PIECES three ply and ingrain Carpeting and floor Oil Cloths, for sale cheap at J. H. TURNER'S,
N. side Pub. Square, opposite Court House Oct. 6, lctfl clifcw-tf
Notice.
THE undersigned will tnkei®OKk. Feathers, Furs, Deer Skins, Wheat, Com, Oats, vBeans, &c., at the market prices, for all debts due them. They will also pay the highest cash rates for these articles. GKOVKR.MAN A BOURNE:
STAR BRAXD.
\\fE have constantly on hand any quantity of the best STAR DRAXD WHISKEY. GROVERMAX BOURNE.
Vinegar.
SUPERIOR
vinegar can be had at the BUCKEYE CASH STOltE.
TOBACCO—common
their deputies to take acknotvledgcnHUitSjtciuloil Shipment, and all other persona in ctiscs of mortgages given to trust funds, pro^vftv not herein enumerated: a poll tax ot «nd to administer oaths to appraisers of persous (sane and not paupers) over .f 1 ftflcajre twenty-one ami under fifty the land mortgaged To provide for the sale of the County Seminaries. Avos 73. noes 8. A joint resolution was passed asking Congress for an appropriation towards constructing a railroad from Lafayette, by way of Turlington, Iowa, to the Missouri river Aves 69, noes 6.
committeeinvitiajrhim 10Cleveland,Ohio: JSotlCC of Administration. "OKfrfLKMKX 1 oil trill know my ish-. V^OTIOK is hereby given, that letters of ados when I tell Vou that already one hun- ministration have been granted tbe undcrdred and sixty"thousand dollars have been {"P
raised in this country for the Hungarian
Missou
iud Indiana to best ne article. Try it
Virginia, Honey Dew, a pS
Gentlemen, try it. For sale at a reduction, at JOHNSON'S, No. 7, Phcciiix Row.
AN ORDINANCE
Requiring an Assessment of Property and enumeration of Foils, for the year 1852. O KCTION 1. Be it ordained by the Common O Council of the Totrn of Terre-Haute, That the following designated property withiu this incorporation be subject to assessment and tftxatiou for the present year, to-wit: All lands, tenements, hereditaments and their Appurtenntices, all household furniture, alVmercnandixe, moneys at interest owing to the persons to be t.-ixed more than they pav ifttefest for, and all other debts owing to them from solvent per sons more than they ftre indebted for, all moneys on hand, tools and iliipl&infcnts, stocks in trade, horses, tmiles, asses, tattle and hogs, coaches, carriages, buggies, wagons, drays and carts, saddles and harness, clocks, watthes, musical instruments, gold and silver ware, and icwelry. maps, Jjaintmgs and statuary salt, itides, furs, leather finished or in vats, fumber,
fk rtnd wand flour not in
Sof
ol twenty-one and muter fifty years lands included in the extension act,
approved February 16th, 1839 ttther than where the same are laid out into building lots to be taxed not exceeding the amount levied by the countv for road purposes, and where laid out in building lots, to be taxed the same its if included in tbe original limits of tie incorporation.
Adopted, Feb. 2.1^52. Attest: 0. S. HOLDKN", Pm.pretrm. A. LAWK. Clerk. Feb. 11, 1852 J»-3w
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fund, and but thirty thousand of has Those 'indebted to said estate, will please been real i*ed for my suffering cause.— make prompt payment, and those having claims The rest has been eaten, drunk, and toast- P"®"1 'hem properly authenticated for cd out in costlv bnntjHcts «,d foolish P»r-jW?LUTM «des, for which I have no taste, And in Feb. 11, i8Sa-9-3xr which I take no pleasure. 1 have contracted for 40.000 muskets at $2 each— #80,000, I have made one payment, and have got others to make or lose what has l*en pM. If .11 U* HMscd
OX.Saturday
have been properly expended, my mission of «tid deeeaiwd, eoasisting of horses, ckule, would ere this have been ended, and the
basis of HIT country's liberty secured en fnrmture and farming utensils. The Board of Alderman of the city of —A
ai.:«« ii» ,1., oi.i gi**n on amounts over three dollars—for that Louisville, on tht 29th ultimo, rejected, by tunoonl and under, the cash will be required, a unanimous vote, the invitation to Kos- The credit sale* soured by not* aud approved security, collectible without relief from valua! tion and appraisement laws.
by the other branch of
TBQ, (Council, I W-
«roods' credit#, and ef-
latoof
Rib*
Administrator's Sale.
tbe 6th day of March. 1852, at
the late residence of William Miles, de1 will sell to the personal property of horses, cattle, trsgow, corn, wheat,household and kitch-
of
WILLIAM WOOI.LRX, Adm'r.
Feb 11,1852 9 3* fpr's fee $3 00J
COXSTAXTTerre-Haote,in
We will pay the highest cash price for Tallow, rendered orin tbe rough. B. M. HARRISON & SON. Terre-Haute, November 86,1851-50-fTT Terre-Haute papers, Charleston Ills. Courier, and Paris Beacon, will copy three weeks.
Sheriff's Sale.
BYProbateof
virtue two executions issued from the Vigo Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Sarah H. Arnold, administratrix of Caleb Arnold. dt^.eased, »nd against Isaac Dean as principal, and Alpy Dean as security, I have Isvied on the following property, to-Wit: The east Half of tbe east half of the north fractional section twenty-two (!22,) townshipelevenill,) north of range ten {10} west, containing 48 and 57-100 litres also, the »outh half of the south half of the north westquarter of section twentyseven (27.) township eleven {11,} north of range ten (10) we containing 40 acres aJso, the south part of the east fractional section twenty-two (-22,) totvnship eleven (11,) north of range ten (10) wert. containing**) acres also. Lots numbers twelve (12,) thirteen (13,) eighteen (18,) and tbe north halves of Lots numbers seventeen (17J and ten (10.) in the town of Prairieton being the lands and tenements belonginglo the said Isaac Dean, and I will on Saturday, the sixth day of Slarchieighteen hundred and fifty-two, at the courtdoor in Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said day, offer tbe rents and profits of said premises, with the appurtcnahces thereto belonging, for a term of seven years snd If they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said executions I will then and there offer the fee simple to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said executions and costs.
Ne'er feels retiring ebb, but keeps due 011 To the Propontick and the Hellespont." So the undying fame, bright as the "blaze of sunset halos o'er the laurel brow," deservedly accorded to those truly fortunate and well known Exchange and Lottery Brokers, P. M. PYFER CO., Cleveland, Ohio* will "keep due on," until their popularity pxtends from the "icy Capes of Labrador," to the scorching sands of Nubia's Desert, and until tne Hosannas of a Universe extol their name in one prolonged shout that shall frighten the reign of chaos, and startle seared echo from her caver tied sleep. "In lazy apathy let stoics boast." The grateful praise duly received from every section of the Western Countrv, from those who have been snatched from the brink of despair by the untiring efforts of these far-famed and popular Lottery Agents, is the only reward they covet for devoting their energies to the public's service to them "praises are wages." The immense amount of good that
P. M. PYFER & CO., The Truly Fortunate, Far-Famed and old established Lottery Agents and Bankers, Xo. 30 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio, Have accomplished by presenting to the public monthly, it schedule of unsurpassed schemes of Legal and Responsible Lotteries, and their fearless cautions against the systematic swindling practiced upon the public by a Company of notorious impostors in Cincinnati, (who advertise in tlie dress of'Consolidated Lotteries,' a fraud of the most dangerous character, and lead the unsuspecting to "believe by the stratagems of counterfeiting, and the most glaring falsehoods, that their Lotteries* are authorized,) has won "golden opinions from all sorts of people." I11 presenting to our numerous correspondents throughout the Western Country our Very brilliant and elegant schemes for the month of February, we enjoin those, whoso expectations were not fully realized in Januafy, 111 the language of the Poet, to "Attempt the end, and never stslnd to doubt:
Nothing's so hard, but.search will find it out." We call attention to $93,000 prize money, in five splendid prizes, sold in the month of January, 1852. aJT All paid and 011 file at 38 Su-perior-st. OUR LlfCK STILL IN THE ASCENDANT! $30,000, Nos. 16, 73,75, package whole tickets, sent to Ind. $20,000, Nos. 5, 43, 5o, package half tickets, sent to Ohio. $23,000, Nos. lo, 42, 39 package quarter tickets stent, to Michigan. $10,000, Nos. 5, 16, 27, single whole ticket sent to Ohio. $10,000, Nos. 37, 44, 68, package half tickets sent to Ohio.
Every prize except one, was drawn in packages.
GRAND AND BEAUTIFUL LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY, 1852! DRAWN ACCORDING TO LAW. ID3 CONFIDENCE STRICTLY OBSERVED J~Tl ko. of Ballots.
liato: Jan. 6 7 9 10 11 13 1.1 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 £1 24
Capital Pmesi 15,000 33,000 23,750 24,000 30,000 90.000 IS, (XX) 40I2 2.",000 21,300 33,000 sh.ooo 20.637 35.000 26,750 S3.1XMI *0.290 82,300 23.500 63.000
Xo* 75 7S
dr'n 15 13 14 14 13 12 13 12 12 14 14 33 14 13 13 12 12 13 13 14
HOBTHEBN LIGHTS I INSURANCE COMPANIES.
appearing their usual brilliancy in
Northern second house north or the TaffpfsnTi T.iffl TnsnranGA Cnmmtiiv Canal Bridge, on Market Street, where will be found 1 JCuersOIl iuW insurance IsOmjJiUly, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
constantly on hand, at wholesale only— Composition Summer Candle*, So. 1 Rosin Soap, p' summer steajin do No. paim do Capital $100,000—paid in and securedi ^Incorporated by the Stale of Ohio.
No. 1 Pore Tallow do No. 1 White bar do Also. No. I Soft Soap for family washing The above articles are warranted and kept for sale at all the principal wholesale houses, and at our manufactory, in quantities to suit the purchaser and at as loV prices as they can be bought at in this place Tor cash. Tbe renowned superiority uf our manufactures we hope will insure us a continuance of our former customers, and we respectfully solicit the patronage of Merchants and all others wishing to purchase a genuine article, and request all to examine the above articles previously to purchasing elsewhere.
THIS
ANDREW WILKtJfS, Sheriff.
February 4, 1832-8-^ .33 50
Borrowers, Take Heed*
The individual who borrowed a memoir of James H. Perkins, by Channiug, in two volumes, will please return it to the owner, whose name is on the fly leaf, or to this office.
February 4,1852.
House and Lot for Sale. THE subscribers have for sale a house and lot, very desirable for a private residence—the lot containing about five acres, and situated
on the Bloomington road, a short distance east of the canal. THOMPSON fc SCOTT. Terre-Haute, Feb. 4, lt52-8-3w
"Thou East a Charmed Cup, 0 Fame!" "Like to the Pontic sea, Whose icv current and compulsive course
Price of Price of Tickets P'K»«rcs»4 10 8 3 10
IS 66 78 75 75 75 78 75 75 73 78 73 78 78 75 78
Ti~f Letters always strongly and carefully sealed. The purchasers of packages of tickets seldom have more than sis chances against their drawing in package *uy of Ihr Capital Priies, and one package may dr#*r four of the highest prizes. Two-thirds of the prises are sold in packages of tickets.
Please order a few days before the Lotteries draw.— All orders punctually answered br the, return mails. TO3 The rrrice of raekageaof quarter tickets only is advertised aoove,
TTf The Managers' printed drawings, endorsed by the CommiRsfoners appointed (furthat pnrpose) by the Governor of Virginia, are in all cases sent to oar Correspondents.
BEAR THIS IN MIND!
The first trial often places a correspondent among the millionaire* of the land, and WRITK IS LETTERS OF GOLD that individuals ambitions to enjoy tbe care, comforts and pleasures of wealth, have only to select any of the above Lotteries and forward their orders to tbe Far-Famed and Truly Fortunate Lottery Agency of
P. M. PYFER & CO., 38 Superior-sU. Cleveland, Ohio.
O* Beware of Lotteries advertised from Cincinnati called Gonmkdatrd Latteries, they are base frauds.
February 4, 1858-8-4*r
LE.VCHBD AM* ITXBLKACRKD FACTORY,
WHE YT
^elve months will t*
For
Dry Goods at Cost*
W&
1
are dedron of closing oar stock of DRY GOODS, ajad will dispose at tbent at coat, GBOVfeRMAX A BOCRXK. cafe.
tea
lMfl lSiLS WHIT
AN TKD. to be delivered immediately xt Miller A Soule's Mill, for which we trUJ par cash. BEXEKT 4 CO. I Torrc-Hantt, Aug. 1,1851 dtf
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company have some peculiar advantages—Its capital is paid in and secured—its Board of Directors well known throughout the West.
It has two departments—Joint Stoek and Mutual. The fates of premium in the Joint Stock department are reduced equal to an annual cash divideud of tiirtf three and one-third per cent.
The Mutual department is secured by the whole capital of the company, and its accumulations. Tbe rates of premium are the sime as in other mutual companies. A note for n\e-half of the premium is taken Where the insurance is for life, and the annual premium amounts to 340.
All should insure whose income depettil« upon their personal exertions, and would cease at their death—as Clergymen, Physicians. Lawyers, Mechanics, and Clerks. Merchants, Tradesmen and Manufacturers, in active business owners or real estate that is incumbered should insure, and thereby prevent a sacrifice in case of death. Kndorsers and securities should require the principals to insure their lives aud assign the policies as their security.
DIRECTORS.—H. II. Goodman. W. W. Cones, Wm. Burnet Wm. M. Gammon. President WhiteWater Canal: Samuel B. Keys D. W. Deshler, Columbus,i Cashier of Clinton Bank George Carlisle, President Lafayette Banking Company A. G. Burt C. ronahan Cbarles Goodman K. Gest H. B. Payne, Cleveland, President of Cleveland and Columbus Railroad.
BOARD OF FINANCE.—Hon. Jacob Burnet, Samuel Wiggins, T. S. Goodman, Esq. C. H. BAILEY. Agent
G. W. PATRirK, M. D., Medical Examiner. Terre-Haute. January 28, lj*52-7-ly
City Insurance Company, OP CINCINNATI, OHIO. I E A N A I N E
INSURESby
property of all descriptions aqainst loss or
damage Fire also, against the perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation. E. B. REEDER, President.
N. GREOORY, Secretary. T. G. VAN BUREN, Agent, Terre-Hrute. January 28, 185--7-tf
iETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF UTICA, NEW YORK. a a $ 1 2 5 0 0 0
SECURED
under the General Insurance Lnw of New
York. Risks in the above Company, both in the Fire and Marine Department, will be taken 011 as fair terms as any respectable Company in the west.
All losses will be promptly adjusted. S. H. POTTER, Agent. January 14, 1852-5,tf
Hartford Life and Health Insurance Co. OFFICE, POST OFFICE BUILDING, HARTFORD, COXX.
Capital and Surplus over $200,000. DURING TWO YEARS' BUSINESS ISSUED NEARLY 4,000 POLICIES.
XO HEALTH BISKS TAKEN DY THE COMPANY. \HE Hartford Life and Health Insurance Company take risks 011 Life, grant or purchase annuities, confer endowments, and make contracts upon and appertaining to deferred aud reversionary interests connected with life risks, agreeably to the powers and privileges conferred by the charter.
The business of the Companj' is conducted upon the Joint Stoek and Mutual Plan, at the option of the insured, thus meeting the wants and circumstances of the public more fully, it is believed, than purely Mutual Companies can do.
Annuities will be granted or purchased, and endowments conferred on terms highly favorable, and.according to the rates of the most reliable and well Conducted Companies in this
country and in England. The Charter of this Corripatly the wife may insure the life of lier husband,
and the amount to be paid be secure from creditors at his death. An equitable sum will always be paid for policies surrendered to the company before they expire. t1ravelling, sea, and foreign residence permits will be granted at a small extra premium.
Policies on lives of persons going to California will be granted on the Joint Stock princi pie only, and at an extra rate of premium.
Extract from the Certificate of the Comptroller of the State of Connecticut, dated— JANUARY 7t,h, 1851. "The great success and prudent management of this company, together with its well invested capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire confidence of the community, and I recommend it, as in my opinion equal in strength and abil ity to the best institutions of the kind in the Union." (Signed,) [L. S.] RUFUS G. FINNEY, Comptrol'r.
The Board of Directors is composed of active business men with capital and character involved, and giving their personal attention to the management and control of the transactions of the company.
PIENRY L. MILLER, Secretary. W. N. HAMILTON, Agent at Terre-Haute. Hartford, Dec. 31, 1851 -3-tf
JEtna Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital Stock 8300,000—all paid tip.
THE
undersigned has been appointed Asent of this Company, at this placc, and is prepared to lake Fire and Marine risks upon reasonable terms. This company was incorporated in the year 1810, anil is second to none in the United States. \V. N HAMILTON, Agent.
Terre-Hatite December 10,1851-52-tf
LOOK OUT FOR FIEE!!
And be Careful to Insure in a Good Responsible Company.
FHE UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY JS located at UTICA, (New-York State,) was
organized in June. 1850. with a capital of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND D0LLAR8, and numbers among its Stockholders some of *37 50
f'ie
26^5 17,50 37,50
5 4
15,00 H,00 56,00 29,50 16,50 35,00 17,50 16,00 35,00 30,00 18.-50 39,50 lfii75 17,50 71),00
sible
wealthiest business men of Onei-
da couritv and the City of Utica. It is anew no old losses to make up, anc ow rates as any other rcspon
company.
15 8 5 10 5 5 10 a 5 10 5 5 20
Losses Promptly and Liberally Adjusted. P. S.—The subscriber, acting as Agent for the Utica Insurance Company, Tias a personal knowledge of many of tne directors and officers, antrhas no hesitancy in recommending it as one of the best in the country.
S. H. POTTER.
Terre-Haute, Jan. 21, 1851 -6-tf
FIREMEN AND MECHANICS'
Insurance Company, Madison,
Indiana.
DIRECTORS.
DAVID WHITE, W. MCKKE DUXS, C. T. LODSK, S.VMCEL M. STBADEB, X. O. WILLIAVS, WASHINGTON- THOMAS, D. BLACKXORE, jr., HIRAM K. WELLS,
I^MRE
MATJHKW TF-fifERLT. DAVID WHITE, President.
TNPMAS L. PAIXK. Cashier and Secretary.
Risks taken on Merchandise, Dwellings, Stcfres, ManufacWtfcs, Ac. ALSO— Marine Risks on shipments of Produce and Merchandise generally, Inland or Atlantic and Pacific.
IT Losses promptly adjusted and paid. Ajjent at Terre-Haute, Ind., FeV 26,1851-1 l'-tf JAS. H. TtTRXER.
The Widow, the Made Independent
rT^HIS
CorrtpanV
tinitcs
ped Shirting. Ticking, UD~ys, and otter Ipri(^ TRc^nslfcility, in auditor! the principle of itiuta&l lrfsaranc*, thos estabgoods. put dowa to the lowest notch, at jOH*SON*S,
Dec. W, WSl-®-V 5o. 7, Phornix Rotr:
SALT.
Katalc
AW HA uni Lake Salt always on based, cheap. GKOVER34AN & BOCRNK.
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their own lives wires on the lives of their husbands, free frop the claims of creditors, and creditors on the lives of their debtors.
Whefo so desired, the sum insured will be pftld at the ind of any namber of jean, thereby securing the benefits of a Saving's Bank and
so in in on he a in
WHLA I this company, participate in the profits of all the nv business transacted by the Institution, wmOCT ISCUJUUSG ACT Paso:**!. LIABLLirt WHATCTOL
Premiums are payable quarterly, semi-anna-
April 23,1851-19 ly
TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.
J. EVANS, M. D.,
RESPKCTFULLYofTerre-Haute
DR.
tenders his Professional services
to the citixens and vicinity. JO3Office on Market st., first door south of the Town Hall.
April 9,1831-y
j. G. STEPHENSON, M. D., PHYSICIAN ahd StJRGEON, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. Office on Market street, nearly opposite Brown's Hotel October 16,1831-d^y
J. T. WALL, M. D.
'k (LATE OF XEXTCOSr.) PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON "\T7"OULD respectfully anhounce to the Citiiens of
YV Terre-Haute, and vicinity, that be has taken an office at tbe South JBast corner of Market and Ohio street (lower room In Johnston's corner) where he may be round at all times dttrirtg the day, except professionally absent.
T—Rooms at the Prairie House, where he may be found at night. Terre-Haute. Dec. 3d, 1351-31 tf [Journal copy.]
__ DENTISTRY. -i ALLEN LATHAM, DENTIST.»
W'OULD
•airy
respectfully inform the citizens
of this city and vicinity, that he has permanently located in Terre-liaute, and is prepared to attend to the duties pertaining to his profession, and hopes by strict, attention to business, to receive a liberal share of the public patronage.
Office in the second story overH. & J. Ross store, on Second !5treet. Persons who efor it, will be waited at their residences
November IS 18J1-49
SMITH, D. D. S. BEING now permanently located in his new OFFICE on
Ohio Street, 3d door East of the Public Square, will at all
times be in readiness to wait on his natrons in nil tilings pertaining to his profession. N. B.—No CREDIT given for operations, unless by previous arrangements.
O* Agency for GOLD FOIL of superior quality. "Terre-Haute, April 23,'51-1 !)-ly
PartnershipTjNTotice.
J. A. WILLIAMS has associated with him. in the practirc or MEDICINE, &c., Z. HOM.INGSWORTH, M. !., either of whom may hereafter be found at the residence of Dr. W.
Thankful for former patronage, the new firm hope by strict attention, to still merit a ftill share of the public patronage.
WILLIAMS & HOLLINGSWORTH.
Oct. 15. 4-1-tf
3 a
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Farrington's Building, No. 4, UpStairs. June 7, 1351 -dtf.
CIiVCLWA I S TO It l«2.
LUDOWICI & HULMAN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Groceries, Liquors, Glass, Nails and Leather,
UNION rtow, third door from West corner. TBRKE-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3 1851-dly
FASHIONABLE
HAT AND CAP STORE. South-Wctt Corner of Fourth and National Road its Sign of the "BROWN HAT."
THE
sttbscribejs would respectfully infoimthe citizens of Terro-Haute and the surrounding country, that they have just opened a larye and superior assortment of Hats and Caps which tlioy are prepared to sell at the lowest Cincinnati prices.
STANLEY & HAUBERT.
Terre-Haute, Ind., Sopt.SOj 1H31 -ily
E. W. SMITH. A. F. SJIITH.
S I & O
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Xational Road Street. TERRE-HAUTE IND.
March 40, 1850-14-tf
A N E A N S
THE
JAS. DIXON, President. WM. T. HOOKER, Vice Pres't.
undersigned would respectfully inform the citi/.ens of Terre-llnuto aud vicinity that he has pur chased the entire stock of Isaac M.Kay, at the old stand of the R. and R. comer. He will use every exertion to keep on hand a full and general assortment of Groceries and Provisions of every description that the country affords. From this time henceforth, the pro jirietor intends to make this corner the general deposit of all the necesarics of life.
JAMES M. RIDDLE.
Septembers. 1831-dfcwtf.
W. W. EARLY, & CO.,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants, •r KIt V. -MATTE, INDIANA. March 12, 1^51-13-tf
FALL AND WINTERTGOODS~AT~
Reduced Prices.
WEthe
invite attention to the reduction in priccs ot Store of A. H. .TO 81IV SON,
No. 7, Phoenix Row.
His stock is new and much varied, and we recommend to all who wish to make purchases lo call upon him, and they will be satisfied of the truth of his advertisement.
A ID A S 0
EOHjiiiitt'J
HAS
fitted up a splendid open trout establishment, oue door west of the Post. Office. for the purpose of carrying on the Clothing and Tailoring business in all its branches. He will always be on hand to give good bargains, and to execute all orders in liis line with promptness and fidelity. A stock of ready made clothing for men and boys, is kept on hand, which is warranted to be of the latest style, good material, and prices that will defy all competition.
IG° Call and see. D. HARTSOCK. Terre-Haute, May 21, *51 -23-tf
L. WARREN.
Glazier, and Paper Hanger,
ONPainter,
the west sidp of Fourth Street, first building north of Main street.. Terr&-Haute, May 21, 1851 dtf
W. D. Johnson,
200? MD SIlOiiiaiB, One Door South of the Eagle Grocery, on 4th st. r* Repairing done on short notice.
Terre-Haute, June 13, 1851-dtf
LERRE-HAUTE MARBLE DEPOT.
cja\.o IBo
and Old Age
and Comfortable.
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. is THK CITT OF KKVT YORK. CAPITAL $100,000. Terre-Haute Agency, Court-House, Up Stairs.
Cash Capital and
lishing the first and most essential requisite in Life insattmce-^Kftwtatf* security. It insures lives for one of more years, or for the whole life. Persons can effect insarance on
DEALER IX
VERMONT AND ITALIAN MARBLE, Fourth St., between Wabash and Ohio 9U-, (SOUTH OF THE POST-OPFIOE.)
TERRE-HAUTE, IND.
D" At his Marble Yard will be furnished on short notice and at reasonable prices, HeadStones, Monuments, Obelisks, Spires, fltid every article in hb line.
O" Alf work done in superior style. June 10,1951-dAw
O'lTKLL'S FASHIONABLE HA IE DRE88I2TG 9m .-m.
Nov. 12, 185l-48tf
allr or annually. Every information, and printed pamphlet*,, cj uooas ana -"toy containing information, will be cbeerfaliT far- tn« trading pabiic are invited to call and ex"tshcdbT. Al ir
9
Fourth St., First door South of the Nat it, rial Road, Where he hopes, by strict attention, to merit it share of pablic patronage. Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, &c., d:c.
•err
O'NEIL.
VV. S. COOPER,
(Dole's Building, West tide of Market, and North of Farrington's Corner,) Wholesale Dealer in Nations and
FASCY GOOD3, TO-WIT:
Buttons, Combs Threads, GloTes Soaps, lery.
Hosierv. Gloves Soal Lace 6oods, Perfumerr. Cutlery, and Trimtnifljr* generaily, and in fact even* Uuag usually kept in a t"an-
ti
Goods iod 3»otion establishment, to which
I yoti obiic
before purchasing els
December 31, l®5l-3-tf
TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, AND A VARIETT or OTHER GOODS. Hoss Building, IPes* side Public Square,
TERRE-HA UTE. IXI.
33- GASH PAID FOR PRODUCE. _rn December 10,1661-52 2m
Removal dnd Settlement.
GROVERMAN
& BOUKNE having removed their
large and extensive assortment of O O S One door West of their old stand, would beglad to see their friends and customers at their New Store.
Having, also, opened a new set of Books,, they would be pleased if those knowing themselves nidebted, would call and make immediate settlement.
TT7" Old accounts must be closed. December 10, 1831-52-tf
-. -GREAT BARGAINS
E. LESEUEE^&^EAOTHER.
IVVi/ side Public Square, V. •,TERRE-HAUTE, INI).
BKING
desirous of closing our stock of Kancv ami' Domestic Goods before our next importations arrive, we wil sell at very groatly reduced prices. Purchasers will consult their interests by looking through the stock before purchasiiiR elsewhere.
January 14, 1332-3-3ui£$ ". 'f
J. BKITTOX. II. 1.. A6ULKV. BRIXTON & CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA. N. B: Cash paid for Wheat, Barley, Flaxseed, Rye, Corn, Oats, Timothy and Cclover Seed, and Feathers, at their Warehouse, corner of First and Eagle streets, CamilBasin.
January 7. 1852 4-tf
REMOVAL OF THE BIG BOOK. II. BUCKINGHAM,
HASYV.
removed his stoek of BOOKS ant},STATLOXL'ITY, to No. 8, PHCENIX ROW, on National Road street, where he invites his old friends and the public to call and examine his large stock of
Letter and Cap Paper, cheap Publications, Gold and Steel Pens, En~ velopes. Inks, Quills, dr. lTo also keens a large supply of MfcCrea ry's Black antl Fancy colored Printing Inks, together with every other article in the Stationery line, which will be disposed of at reason able, prices. P.
Oct. 22, 1851-15-wtf
NEW JEWELRY STORE (gco E. L. CRISflER has just returned from the East with an entire now, stock ckV.^of Jewelry. Watches, Breast-Pins, FingerRings, Fancy Articles, $v., which he lias just opened West of the Square, in the room lately occupied by J. Cook it Co.
Ready with every thing in his line, and a fine stock of Holiday Presents, lie hopes to merit a fair share of business.
O" Clocks, Watches, ifce., repaired at. short notice. Mending done promptly. .K. L. CR1SIIER.
Terro-llautc, Dec. 21, 1851-2-tf
J. K. CRISHER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, National Roadst., North of the Court House,
TKIUIE-HAUTK, INDIANA.
prepared, lit all times tb repair CLOCKS Ind W and WATCHES, and iiitike thl'm cblrect time pieces. Work warranted.
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N. B: One or two good Journeymen wanted. December 31, ltM-S-tf
S, R. FREEMAN,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
H.\nix
VIIS'G removed his estnlilislimcnt to No. 4, PhnsRow, invites liis friends and customers to call and examine an entire)y new aad fashionable assortmcnt of
Watches Jewelry and Fancy GoocU, the largest assortment in the placc—of the very latest style and the lotff'U pricrh.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watches and Jewelry. November SO, 1831-."0-tf
JAR.
RBATTV,
JLLTIS IjIHIIKTT, JVew Orleans
Cincinnati.
A. THOWIIRIIKIK, Cincinnati.
BEATTY, LIGGETT & CO.,
Forwardingand Commission Merchants,
COUNKll OK MAOAZINE AN1) LAKAVKTTE STREETS, .. NEW ORLEANS.
ADVANCES MADK ON CONSIGNMENTS TO US BY MORGAN A BKUCK, No. 26 Front Street,
CIXCIXXATI, 0.
November 12, 1851-48-to ap. 1
DISSOLUTION.
Co-partnership hpretofore existing- under the firm of MORGAN, HALL »fe BRUGES, of Cincinnati, and BRUGES, HALL A MORGAN, of New York, is by mutual consent dissolved.
John S. Morgan and Eli M. Bruce, or either of them, are alone authorized to use the tiamus of the firm in liquidation.
JOHN S. MORGAN, H. BRUCE JR.. DUDLEY HALL, E. .M.# BRUCE.
Cincinnati, November Ctli, ldfil.
JOHN 8.
MOItrSA.V.
Co- Pjirt.n rslilj).
rl^IIE
undersigned have formed a Co-Pitrtner--1- ship for the transaction of a General Commission and Forwarding Business, in Cincinnati, under the firm of MOKGAX BIUICK.
Cincinnati, Nov. 12, 2851-48-16
SltlPLEY, HOWARD, Co.
No. 303, west Baltimore st. third door tcetl of Libeftjf st. Baltimore. Md.
KEEPSconstantly
ment of
on httnd general assort
Ready Made Clothing, Wholesale and Retail, to which they re*peJtfullv .invite the attention of countrv merchants,ami th
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
WHERE
may be obtained the most speedy Rente' dy for
SECRET DISEASES! Gonorrhea, Gleets, Strictures, Seminal .Weakness, Pains in the Loins, AITectious of the Kidneys and all those peculiar affections arising from a !ECRKT HABIT, particularly the youth, of both sexrst VUicli, if not cured, produce CONSTITUTION*!. DEBILITY, renders MARRIAOE IMPOSSIBLE, and in the end, destroys both Mixn AND BODV. .3? Mfr YOUNG MEN.
Especially, who have be come the victims ol solitary vice, that"dreadful and destructive habit, which nnriually sweep* to an untiruulj' grave, tlio^onnds of young s-: men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, tec who might otherwise have entranced listening Sen- a ates with the thunders cf eloquence, or waked toecstacy the livlnc lyre, ITII call with full confidence.^^
MARRIAGE.
Married (Jersons, or those contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weakness, should immediately consult Dr. J. and be restored to perfect health.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Voting men who have injured themselves by it certain practice indulged in when alone—:i habit frequently learned lYum'evil companions, or »i school— the effects of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and.if not cured, renders marriage impossibtc, and dislroys both mind and body.
What a pity young ii.an, the hopo ol his country and the darltugof bis parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of lile by the consoqueiices of deviation from tbe path of nature, and indulging iu a certain secret habit. Such poisons, before contemplating
MARRIAGE.
should reflect that a sound mind aud body are tho most necessary rcuusitesto promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to the view—the mind becoincs shadowed with despair, and filled with the melancholy reflection, that the happiness of another becomes blighted witli our own.
CONSTITUTroNAt DEBILITY. Jlr. J. addresses young men, and all who liavo injured themselves by private snd improper indulgences*
These are some ,ol the sad and melancholy clfects produced bv early habits of youth, vir.: tVcaKness of the Hack aiiil Umlm,"l'ains in the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of tho 1-leait, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, l)crangcmcnU of the Digestive functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, Ac.
MuNTALiTf.—The fearful effect* on the mind nro much to be drpaded Loss of Memory, Contusion of Ideas, Depression pf .Spirits, Kvil Foreboding*. Aversion to Society Self.llistrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac., are some of the evils produced.
TIIOL'SAKDS of persons, of all ages, can now judga what is the cause of their decline in health. Losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and cmaciatcd, have a singularappenrance about the eye*, Cough and symptoms of Consumption. This remedy ha* restored hundreds to health after every other menu* have failed.
MARRIE[ PiritsoNs, or those contemplatiiift marriage being aware of physical weakness, should immediately consult Dr. J., and be restored to pcfect health.
All Siilcicnl operations performed. X. H.—rict no fiilse delicacy prevent yon, but apply immediately, either personally or by letter.
Skin diseases sjieedili- cured. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FKfitlF.KK'K STRF.fcf, JULTIMORK, MARYLAND, W
J!" JIU letters muit B* Past Paid. If ITT3 Tho rciuedics can be seat to any part of tho United States.
Terfti-Haute Dec. 17 lfcJ51-l-lyr
Osage Orange Plants—Hedge Fences Perpetual.
SSK KMBUKK, of Hclniorit cotmly t^liib, propi oK to is an an it it an i]UBiitity of thrifty Oiag.c, Orange. Utanls, ilel!veri'(( at tliiM placc next«prfng in time forsottiiiK out. Full (llrcctiuiin will aciompnuy all fealcN, Tho price wilt bn $0(!()ppr tlioilrtnmi, ami a tliousnnd will ant
CohuRGflS.
DKaivny,
l,AINKS, Crtlicocby
Doc. 10, 1851-r.2-tf
Dftfcs.STHlMMINGP,
nale very low, at Ilec. 10, lH,"»l-.'2 tr
Bomed
K. it. BRUCE.
BKOAO
JOHN S. MORGAN, E. M. BRUCE, No. 26 FRONT STRKKT.
dp.
I
11. A. HELSf. fc. CfllSM.
UK Lift & CBlrSM,
Forwarding and Commis.sion Merchants,
COHNKK COMMEftCK AND LrAT®TT(C W,, NEW ORLEANS.
TVTOTICE—The firm of Overt»n, Clii^ni Co. fras dissolved on tlie l#t August.
I. A. & €.
MEMBERIlilmlateForwardingbuniucK*
Of the finii, will continue
the CdmiriisHi/m and
as heretofore at. the old stand, corner Comiriertfe and Lafayette streets, and respectfully sdlicit a continuance of the patronage heretofore extended to their late firm under the name and style of HELM CHLSM.
New* Orleans, Aug. 5. 1S51 -HG-wIyr
the public generally.
March *19,1851-1-yr,
0 E & 0
tire*
J^cob D. Earljr, A lei. McGregor, J. H. Turner,
LANIER fc ROSS, 9VCCZMOM TO BRIGHT A LATER,
FOSWA&DIHG C0MMI88I0jr MEECHAHT8, Packet Landing, Railroad Depot and Wharf, MADISON, IND. ifeMRETElunnnss—Blythe & Holland, T. A. Morris. Kirland & FiUgibbon, Indianapol* JThite. Madison.
October 29, 1851-46 6mpd
CROCKERT
and GlwWirf, UTKr *t ornBUil-
tj? low pric««,« J~ .... rpEAtf—Soaclionei Yownc Uyson.
JOEWS03?f:.
*o. ?. Pbanlx R«JW.
Imperitl »Il of at ntdacMpriM. »t
ee». »oine *t 30 cintiper jwond. »t iOHXSOX'S. *«. 7, Plwoix How.
~i
DR. JOHNSTON. SOUTH FRKORICK ST. 7th, door from
Office Xo. Baltimore street. East side up !he steps. 117?' Be particular In observing the NAME and RI MBKK, or you will mistake the place. A CURE WARRANTED IN A t"E"\V DAYS
"J:
TAKE XOTCK.—llr. Jobston's Office ill his dwelling, up the step*. His very extensive practice is a suffi1 cient guarantee that he is the ohl-y pri.per i-'liysieiaik to apply to
piciatl "J
DR. JOHNSTON:
Member of the Koyal College of Surgeons, Loudon) graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of the United States and the greater part of whusu lile has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Palis, Philadelphia, and olxt-where, has effected acme of the most astonishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled with ringing in the cars and head when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at suddeu souuds, and basbfuluess, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes With derangement of mind, were cured immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure Hiids he has imbibed the seeds ol this disease, it too often happens ihat an illUmed sense of shame, or drvad of discovery, deters him from applying to those who, from education and respectability, can alone befriend him, delaying until the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes on the skin, bones and arms, blochcs on the bead and face, anil extemeties, progress on with frightful rapidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of tbe nose fall in, and the victim of this awful disease beconics a burr id object of com? miseration, till deatji puis a period to his dreadtut suffering*, by sending him to ''that bourne whence no traveler returns." To such, therefore, Or. JOHNS l'ON pledges himself to observe the most inviolable secrecy itud from his fcxtelisKe ntactice In tbe first hospitals of Europe and America, he can confidently recommend a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of this, horrid disease, it is a melancholy lact that thousands fall victims lo this horrid disease, owiris to the linskillfultiess of those who, by the use of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin tho constitution, and cither send I lie unfortunate sulferer to an untimely grave, or else make the residue of his life miserable.
110
roiJS
of lifdao. Orilcrn left With i)'. S.' Daualdson, will bij Bttniidi-d to promptly' ,.$• Tcrrc-Hn'ite December 24tli, 1851 -2-tf
Frcndi Merino'!*, Alpaccnn, Drcusniul
Lining Silks, lelllug at reduced pricfn, at JOHNSON'S, Dec. 10, ie5l..'»2-tr Xo. 7, Plm nix Row.
mid Gingham*, nlmoDl vol JOHNSON, No.7, I'hoenlx How
Mrrs, PilV, Kirf'anS w'orttcd
GIOVP* and Fancy Notion* without nuinbnr, for
JOHNSON'S,
No. 7, Phccnix Itowi
NNRTS, Fall (Style* of Fancy and Leghorn, Irlm* nud iintrirhmed, at a mere triflfl above cost,
Dec. 10, lft'il-.'.a tr
JOHNSON'S,
No. 7, Phoenix Kow.
('LOTUS, Kiiper and extra super) Cammi-mcren.X-'ftBiiinet*. Twe«dn, Fancy and Satin Vesting* for Halo at reduced price*, at
JOHNSON'S
nccno, 18.11 a2 tf No.7, Pha-nix Kow.
COKFKE.Sugar,
Spicc*,'and l)yc-Stnffn
low price*, by
for utile at
JOHNSON. Phoenix Kow.
No.
C' HRIKf-VrAS *OtfOX»',"^OXKS &c.. I'limcTwlxt, Steel Head* andTrfnnniiiRa, Crotchet Necdlen, &.c., Ac., at JOHNSON'S, No 7, Phpnix Kow.-
Dec. 10, l«5l 52 tf
FLOUK.
lour, the
HOI.MRS'
brut Fapvily Flour, the best article in tho market, alwayn for nale by
lor Hale by
GKOVF.KMAN «t BOURNE.
TOT
.Sale. 7
A I'RESS, and "Seal of Notary Public, Vigo i\- County, Indiana,"—all as good as new,at Cincinnati COHI- -$12,00. Applv soon at tho
EXPRESS OFFICE.
DOUBLE
Rectified Whiskey.
Ll'DOWICI «k HULMAN.
A RE now manufacturing an article of Double Rectified Whiskey, far superior to any ever brought from Cincinnati, and in strength purity and flavor decidedly the best ever sold in this western country. All those who prefer a first rite article to a common one, fur the same money, will please call at the
CIXCIXXATI STORE. Union Row. All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES and LIQUOftS, of the best (juality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on baud.
Terre-rlaute, Janoary 28, 1852-7-tf
Robt. Garrison's Estate—Sale of Land
OX
B. McKecn. L. G. Warren, Sun*l Paddock.
Sept. 19. l«Sl--U-rtmjtd-3,00
Saturday tbe 28th day of February, 1658, at tbd court-hoow) door in Terre-Haute, I will offer to
cont«1nin«r forty *cfe«. A credit of tlx »nd tttrelVe month* will be given in equ»l p»ymentn, with interMt i. from date, tbe purcbaceV giving approved note* With. «ecority, payable witboot relief fiom valuatlob or ap« I praiaemest law*. Tbe a*!e Will be (tibject to the widow** dower MORGAR 8. QUICK, Adm'r.
January 28,183S-7»iw*2 CO
Honey Creek Land for Sale.
I
WILL »ell tbe farm on whicb 1 now reiide, if application be made coos. It contain* 131 acre* or fint quality of land—prairie and timber—aod about Oi •ere* to cultivation. The improvement* consist of a frame dwelling with four room*, kitchen and itsreroom, a well of Water in tbe yard, and common outhcu«e». A running stream of water pa«*e* throaRk tbe farm, wbieb malte* it one of tbe nnest stock farms, of the county. There la an orchard of grafted fruil 6i». tbe premises. Tlie term* will be liberal.
Apply WD. 8. Danaldaon, nx to tl« susctlber on the premises, »ix mile* svotb
nf
BOOTS
Trrrr Haut*. f»n
Viftconne* road. --^ROBEHT J. HA'DV JuiMrr S8i MK-Mlf j^p
anil Shoe*. BOOII »««ortment, at low r»tr«. by JH)HNsO,5o.7, l»h(*iiix Row,
i!