Wabash Express, Volume 11, Number 12, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 March 1852 — Page 3

SELF-WINDING CLOCK—After years of. mathematical labor and mechanical results,Prof. WttLK, of-Rochester, lias completed and has now in constant operation a self-winding clock, which determines the seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years of time with unfailing accuracy, continuing in constant motion,by itself, never requiring to be wound up, never running down, but moving perpetually so long as its components exist. It might easily be called a perpetual motion, and it is so in one sense, but the inventor very properly makes no such claim. The scientific will at once understand this upon inspection. The Rochester''Democrat" says that the clock stands upon two uprights about six feet high, with a large' highly-finished dial. Its mechanism is allexposed to the closest scrutiny, and the movement of its simple escapement and its direct motion is as plain to the eye as the truth and force of its well-applied principles is to the mind. A scientific company will soon report upon its principles and construction.

PASSE,

something like the follow

ing, came oft' at a market house notj

many miles distant:

A moment after the boy was seen running out of the market house, and a shin none sailing after him.

Too much fmicy is not noccssiuy in our Conversation, or writings: it begets vain nnd puerile ideas, which tend neither to make us wise nor better. Our thoughts should be produced by ffood sense and right reason, and ought always to be the cffl'ct of our judgment.

Kossuth In Ohio.

VJeCu

tflirttetl fAoiiSfttin duftars.

of bonds sold will not be fur fr«m

doifars dollars.

rrl

isommrrctai.

John Myers, 80 acres. Wm. B."Bailey, (Pi rson,) 80 acr«s. Michael Price*, 80 acre«. Wm, Ray, Sugar Greek, 160 acres. John Davis, $) acres. John Simonton, 40 acres. Abraham Welch, 40 acres.

the following persons: Thos. H. Sherman, John Wood,

Mr*. Eli Chenowith. Wiley Jones,

•v» Jonathan Re«v«e, Mrs. John Ferret, Tho*. Lovall,

Boswel 1 Lawson.

Boy—Mister, how do you sell beefj Estate of O. L. Van Tassel—Notice. this morning? if ETTERS Of administration have been granted tlie I undersigned, upon the estate, goods, rights, crednfL .i I unurrsigneo, upon me estate, goods, rlgnts, cred-

Man—Why, seven cents the pound,! its and effects of o. Van Tassel. deceased, iatc of little *un—how much will you —liavp vnil iProlnPt payment: and those having claims will present them forthwith, properly authenticated for final

Boy—Seven cents, got a heart

Man—No—just sold it. Boy—Well, I just know'd you couldn't have a heart, and ax seven cents for beef—sorry you sold it— would like to have some meat.

The di.stint(uijilied Washington correspondent of the Richmond Wnig, who is one of the ablest writers and most sagacious politicians in the Union, speaks as follows of Mr. Fillmore's administration:)

All the world sees and feels that it is so that, since Washington's day, we have never had a calmer, a ri^hler, a sounder, a litter management of all the public interests, of all the public powers. It has been most singularly such as to disarm all but the most inveterate factiousness, and to silence all possibility of decent opposition.

TUIIIAL

FOR IlEitEsr.-Rev. Oliver Prcs-

cott, of the Episcopal Church, is on trial at Boston for heresy. It is charged that he did receive confessions of sins, contrary to the rules of the church, and did grant absolution in accordance with the forms of the Roman Catholic Church, and that the respondent did not consider the thirty articles of faith as binding upon him.

Burdock leaves will cure a horse of the slavers in five minutes—let him cat about two leaves I have tried it many times.— My horses will always eat them when tho slavers are bad. So savs tho Ploughman.

Satire is a sort of a glass, wherein beholders generally discover everybody's face but Oieir own which is the chief reason for that kind of reception it meets in the world, and that so very few arc .offended with it.

Age may wear and wnste mother's beauty, strength and estate but her relation as a mother is as the sun When it goes forth in all its might for it is always in the meridian, and knoweth no evening.

NEW BOOKS.

CHAMBER'S

Cyclopedia of English Literature.

Dream Lire, by Ike Marvel. Adrian or the Cloud* of the Mind, by James, ClovernooK, b* Alice Carey. 5?aiSP,!e?

Death, by Mm, Sigonrney.

1 The Whale and his Captors, by Cheever. Social Philosophy, by Charles Dickens. $ Sketches In Pranw, by Dumas.

A Lady's Voyage round the World. CHILD'S BOOKSTORE. Feb. 18, '33-10-4

Carpets and Oil Cloths.

FEW PIECES thrct ply and ingrain Car-peting-and floor Oil Cloths, for sale cheap at J. H. TURNER'S,

N. side Pub. Square, opposite Court House. Oct. 6, J85l-d£w-tf $

Notice

TFIE undersigned will take PORK. Feathers, For*, Deer Skins, Wheat, Com, Oats, Beans, &c.. atthe market prices, for all debts ue them. They will also pay the highest cash rates for these articles. GftOVKRMAN & BOURNE.

iNotice.'X

TKRMS.—A11 sums of tbree dollars and under will be for

catk

where the amount purchased exceeds three

dollars, a credit of six months will be given, purchancr« giving note with

approved

security, collectible

without any relief whatever from valuation or appiai«emci)t laws. Terms to be complied with, before the removal of any property.

E. D. CARTER, Adm'r.

Feb'ry, 18, 1852-lC-3w-$3 00

THE CHEAT KENTUCKY REMEDY! II«. JOHN BUTJL'S

S A S A A A

ITstrengthup

is put in full quart bottles, and contains the of nix times

as much pure Honduras Bar-

saparilla as uny similar preparation in America. Price one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars. It has been a well established fact foryears past, that Sarsaparilla, when pure and properly prepared, was the only true panacea for all diseases originating from an impure state ofllie blood, the use of mercury, intoxicating drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, &c. Wc boldly assert that JOHN BULL'S FLUID EXTHACT Ol'

USA PA I'lLLA is the only preparation

before the public that in prepared on strictly scientific principles, and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased without regard to price, and every pound, before boing used, is subjoct to the strictest chemical terns, and its genuineness ascertained before being used.

Bull's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues of several other valuable medical roots, together forming the best compound, and producing the greatest curative agent in the known world

nnd thRt hi* Fluid Extract of SaTRaparillrt'is tho most valuable coinliination of vegetable e.\tj»Cts that the science Of cheui*try has yet produced. All HUCCORS lo the 1oc,tor in his new enterprise, iay \vi\—

1 "e .-j MI I remedy. It assists namre in the performance of her reach Ol kindness on one Side Will not (duty, braces the whole system, renews permanently iustifr a breach of trust on the other 4he natural enenri«aL remove*obstmetions, checks ex juam\ a ortacn Ol irusi on me ouier. creates put^and healthy blood, and imparts health and happinew. Wer« ladies generally to adopt the use of this mfcdtciae, w». would ere far less sufferi ins, disease and ufth«pnine» kmon$ fhem than now exists, health would lake the place of disease, the roay check would attcceed the palbd face wc should have smiles instead of tears, and perhaps a happy long life instead of one cut sjiurt by disease, made miserable

Politenbss does much in busiuess. An impudent clerk can do more injury in a store than the neglect of the proprietor would, to advertise goods.

Land Warrants R«*dy.

Cotton Yarn Ag«noy.

M)«ck«4tp.

rill* Courier. We acree with our neighbor of the Courier, that Dr.

Hull i» a Rreni mail, and his SaiMapnrilla, a

tneilieiHt

bonds About (w thousand •'"lelj'ti'a.t^ven stories Iiieb, and UivBuU, iHie chooses, can very noon build one twice as high as that. It is.

rni 11 I I can very soon build one twice as high as that. It js, I ne amount falls inr below what we are told, very difficult for him to walk through our was antieiDated bv his most ardent friends at all, a* he finds himself arrested at every wn» uiiuMLjiucu uu. moM j»n.cni

by CT4teni, men

VV hen cold the wind blows, take cure of'themselves, give a fitting rei^ nan whon jinn diwii in warm woolen hose. !c*»

J-our noM. that it fcactpldw wrap up your toes The above wc suppose, was written in prose by some who knows the ufleet of cold snows.

ITc who betrays another's secresta. because he has Quarreled W nil him, WW nev- brokeni mind shaken, and consequently the er WOl'thv of the snored name of

friend

WARRANTY DEEDS,

This medicine,

when used according to directions,

will cure itttkout

fait. Scrofula or Ring's evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of tbcNUln, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Kiiigworm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism and Pains in the Bonca or Joints, old Sores and Ulcers,

Swelling of the Glands, Syphilis Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Diseases of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, l)is--ease arising from the use of

Mercury, Paiu in the Side and Shoulders, GeiicrarDcbiUty,:

Dropsy,

:-'s"

Lumbago, Jaundice, Costlveness, Sere Throat Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections, and all other diseases lending to produce Consumption, Liver Complaint, Keinalo Irregularities aud Complaint!., Sich and Nervous Headache,Xo\V Spirits, Night Sweats, Kxposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases and is a spring and lumiiiTdrink, and geuernl tonic for tho system, agenllnand pleasant purgative, fnr superior to

Ultie Lick or Congress Water, Salts, or Scidlitz Powders.

3 3 lCE.il

9 J3

A A I I

The truly wonderful nnd remarkable cures that have come under our Immediate observation have more than convinced in that JViCtor Hull is a

great man,

greater

and wc are fully convinced that the Doctor,

with his SnrsaparillA, will crrme afar more entlm.siastlc excitement east than ltiirmim did with Jenny bind. We would not have our readers understand us cU.soiuc the Doctor and his .Sarsaparilla with Barnum and Jenny Mud, bccnuse all who spend their dollar for a bottle of Hull's S'Rrsaparilla will

get

cvHlingty ploasanl to tho invigorating to!

ceedlngly pleasant to tho Uiatr. hud invigorating to the system, that, once in tho habit of using it, it is

tho system, that, oner in iho habit of using it, it in

We were informed last evening by a party knowing the fact, that the entire amount do at on to O or no os to a a no he it or this time, ill tlie Suite of Ohio, will not ex- lor the Lmiinville Courier and Democrat were endorsed -i

mi bf O'o, D. rretitlce.Tisq., the distinguished Editor of

1 he a moult the Louisville Journal, in ilie following flattering

palace

.nd ,TWBCqi

while, Willi others, It IS more tflHIl expect" jtr**eled from great distances IjtMook upon their ben-

f\u icfactor, *ud to bless him for tmitr wonderful restoracu. km.

lim,y 0f

whom have

Hon lo health. The Doctor, with all his e.xtraordina ry merit, 1* naturally *ery modest and retiring yet we trust that the eastern cities will. In justice to

nc reception to the distinguishas glorious a campaign asainst i. Scott made apainst the Mexi-

as Gen

OTIC 13 TO FICIflAf.ltS. -tobn Uull's Saiaaparlllai* one of Ihe greatest female medicines now in existence. In those numerous c*ses whew the constitution is debilitated, the nervous enerey »leasened, when the efforts of nature are weak and deficient, or are profuse and overwrought, when the face is pale colorless, the strength feeble and

a destroyed—then Hull's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign

I by continued millfertog and affliction. At that critical period termed the "turn of lift/' which i» oKcn at--.r |teadet with so mucJi dancer, Bull's Saraaparilla ii tUund to exert a monb' fictal effect. All ladles ajproaching this crisis -ijd be apprised of Ihi* fact,

Ind avail themselves ot ibis valuable medicine.

A BEAUTIFUL CLBJ1R SA'/X.

How we ail admire a dear, beautiful, white akis, and a nwj" colored cheek. How oftenk w» see |»er»on*. not possessing this "desideratum so devoutly to S be wished." resorting to cosmetics, lotions, washes, paints, and coloring materiale, to reelore to them a sembUnce of what disease ha* deprtved them of, aad that, too, with prcst injury to the «kil.

B*lt* Smrt*-

i* the beit cosmetic known. It beautifies the »kin by removlft* ever* particle or morbid and dU-

In relation to Bounty Land affairs, w« tv«h ea»ed matter from the blood, ma tine it pure, healthy and vigorous, tivine activity to every mtuutc vessel, and changing the yellow and dark countenance to tb« bloore and rrc»hne*s of youth. Ladies, abandon the 11" °f paints and mixtures, and i!»e

1 "We earnestly Invite all persona who are an Serine with any of the ills that flesh is heir to, to tall on Dr.

John Bull"* ajrent, and ret a cony of Bull's Family Journal, aM fw Uw iake of huaaatty, we »hope that aiiifcle tttdtiMaal win not be fonnd ucswiltin* to rive Ball's Sarsaparilla a

and recoUectinj. at the same time, that it is imporaiWe for the Doctor to poMish the tenth part of the nntah«rof #rtl«eatt» or assoundinjt cure* perfermed by

svxssi™ assrvasssffM^Ki

Maysrille Cotton Ystrn. on consignment, kaowhM4fi*ttft«vMtel ii»4iTida«i#.iwth ia Mbiic for Mle cheap by the bajr—the best in market, ud pintt lilt, to W perfectly mwrrMniai JAMES H. TURKER. --W

SALT.

KASAWBA

uj Lake SiUtlvtnoi (MI*4. Por

G80VRR.MA?C

February 95 1853-11 t/ KT.. wlwrr* «U application* far «c*»ctw ^ationai Koad

& BOURNE.

IjfMMlii

BMI br aidnmed. J. R. CwiiMliM Kvl» Ami irlwn Uw mnSicto® m»r but by tlw 4occn it Pmwleur'i price*.

l«r*f

myf*x fa*

rc«irNl

T«-rr* H»8te, 1«K1. F«fc. tO-iy-aa.. rx.

ftUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.

sell at public auction on the 4th day of March I at all the principal wholesale houses, and at our man1852, ail of my personal property, consisting of ufacti four horses, and two colts, two cows, one good twohvrse wagon buggy and harness household and kitchen furniture, and farming utensils, one cooking stove, "Queen of the West." Sale at my residence, si* miles below Terre Haute, on the Vinccnnes

State road.

TURKS.—Nine month* credit with Rood security, will be given, notes collectible without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

N. B.—Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, in the mornR. I. H. HANDY.

inpeb. 18t S21o-3w

{settlement. |. The estate is supposed to be solvent. I K. D. CARTER, Adm*r.

Feb. 18,18S3-10-3W. 'J

Estate of O. L. Van Tassel—Sale.

ONlate

Saturday, the Kith day of March, 1852, at the residence of O. L. Van Tassel, deceased, in Harrison Township, I will sell to the highest bidder present, the personal property of said deceased, consisting of an undivided half of about 3CU,OVO brick, brickyard tools, and some other article-.

on the Bloomington road, a short distance east of the canal. THOMPSON fc SCOTT. Terre-Haute, Feb. 4,1852-8-3w

THE LADIES' KEEPSAKE

AND HOME LIBRARY". TERMS—One DoUnt a year—Ten Cent$per Number.

N. B.-^GRKAI PREMIUM!I— XJ.VPARALLEI.ED OFFER!!!—As

DOLLAR,

Maxwell Wood. Banditti of the Prairifs, by E. Bonney, CHILD'S BOOKiSc NEW FANCY STORE. Feb. 18, '3S-10-lw

WSLAKKS! BLAHXS! 1^00 JUST printed and handsomely finished by a Stand-' ingivesa, a large lot of Jefferson Life Insurance Companv.

AND K*RD-*P MORTOAOES,

to sait the most urgent eases all of which are offered

and

Summona, Subpoenas. Executions, Delivery Bonds,,

of Exchange, Bank Notes, and business Rotes. "Without Telief dec &c TL

ILr Call at the Express Office, opposite the court-

house, east side. D. S. DAffALDSON.

NORTHERN LIGHTS

/^lONSTAJJTY appearing in their usual brilliancy in V_y Northern Terre-Haute, second house north of the Canal Bridge, on Market Street, where will be found constantly on hand, at wholesale only— Composition Summer Candles, No. 1 Rosin Soap, Summer Steojin do No. 1 Palm do No. 1 Pare Tallow do No. 1 White bar do

Also, No. 1 Soft Soap for family washing. The above articles are warranted and kept Tor sale

ufactory. in quantities to suit the purchaser and at as low prices a» they can be bought at in this place for cash. The renowned superiority «f 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.

We will pay the highest cash price for Tallow, rendered orin the rough. B. M. HARRISON

Borrowers, Take Heed.

The individual who borrowed a memoir of James H. Perkins, by Clianniug, 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

au inducement to subscribers/

(iDsteid of the usual commissions allowed to agents,) the publisher, on the receipt of ONE

at the Office of Publication,

a copy of the LADIES'

will forward

KEEPSAKE,

for one year,

and one copy of his Celebrated PORTE AIT OF WASHINGTOHr, A great

National Picture,

from STUART'S most

celebrated painting. This large and magnificent full length portrait of WASHINGTON, from the burin of an American Artist, is considered, by all who have seen it, to be one of the most beautiful specimens art ever published, and a correct likeness of the Father of his country!

It is finely engraved on steel, and printed on superior plate paper. The size of the plate is eighteen by twenty-eight inches, which will make handsome picture for the parlor, and should be in the nands of every American citizen.

The Portrait will be put on rollers, made for the purpose, and safely forwarded by mail, free of postage.

Money may be sent by mail

the risk of the publisher 0* All communications should be addressed to JOHN S. TAtLOE, 143

Nassau Street. New-York.

Feb. 18, 1S52.

N E W O O S

AIMS

and Obstacles, a Romance, by James. The Mysteries of the People, by Eugene Sue. The School fox Husbands by Lady BulwerLytton. Amy Lawrence, or the Freemason's Daughter, by the author of "Stanfield Hall." Celestine, or Sights and Shadows of London Life. Florence Sackville, or Self Dependence, an autobiography, by Mrs. Burbury. The Forrest Divorce Case. Kcrnley Manor, or Edith the Inconstant. Whig Almanac for 1852. I.ifj of Dan Marble, by Falconbiidge. Reveries cf an Old Maid, containing Important

Hints to Voting Men. The Banditti of the Prairies, by E. Bonney. Knickerbocker, International, Graham, Gjdev, aud vSartain's Magazines for February, for sale hy W. H. BUCKINGHAM, Feb. 18, '30,-10-tf Sign of the Big Book.

O E N E W O O S

AuHGE

supply of Harper's Magazine for February. Knickerbocker Magazine for Jan.. aud February. Whig Almanac for 1852, Hints upon the Profession of Medicine, by Wm.

AN ORDINANCE I

Eequitfrig in Assessment of Property and enumeration of Polls, for the year 1852. ECTION 1.

its equiva

Hnees,all

m°no}s

equal to smoking tine regaHe*, chewing Lanphornc's I t-axed more than they pay interest for, and all best, °r drlnVlnR Wniker's mini juleps—can't other debts owing to tlieni from sblvent per sons more than they are indebted for. all moneys on hand, tools and implements, stocks in trade, horses, mules, asses, cattle and hogs, conches, carriages, buggies, wagons, drays and

tcVw,rvhf th. rrWkhll.im of

uoo

trial,

after readuir,

Be it ordained by the Cdmmon

Council of the Toicn of Terre-Haute,

lent and we have heard it lslily hinted that many, af| ter hearing the divine Jenny, and finding their pocket -r, ... mintia frnm ton to twenty dollarn, thought it was pay- ation tor the present year, to-wit: All lands, Ins pretty dcur for tho whistle. One objection we tenements, hereditaments and their appurtenhave to iiull'n Sar«apariiu. and ovip »«e-it is »o ex-

iciu anu wo uavenearnuBiuy uiniea uiai many, aiter hearing the divine Jenny, and finding their pocket' '"pofporfition be subject to assessment and tax-

That

the following designated property within this

carts, saddles and harness, clocks, watches,

shipment, ana an otner

propt^rty not herein enumerated: a poll tax on all male persons (sane and not paupers) over the age of twenty-one and under fifty years, and all lands included in the extension act, approved February. 16th, 1839 other than where the same are laid out into building lots to be taxed not exceeding the amount Fevied by the county for road purposes, and where laid jQirHn building lots, to be taxed the same as if included in the original limits of the incorporation.

Adopted, Feb. 52, 1652.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

j, r\r* PTNC'TNNA*/*!

BOARD

eoml

household furniturtiall merchandize,

at interest ow mg to the persons to be

s'".~

Attest C. S. HOLDEN,

A.LANGk,

DR. J. EVAXS.

February 25, lS52-tf

STAR BRAND.

If ve cowtuntly on hftod any qu&ntitr of the bem STAR BK AM) WH1S KY. GROVSRJIAy & BOORXE. H.'n

miw M.tVmimn .. Vinegar.

CUPiRIOB vinegar can be had af the O nireirvvt? r.vctr CTOI June 18,-27-tf

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

rriOBACCO—Common Vimwri aud Indiana to beat -L Virginia, Honey Dew, a prime article. Try It Gentlemen, try iu For #ale at a reduction, at

JOHNSON'S, So. 7, Phacnlx Row.

BUEACRED

AXDUNBLEACHED FACTORY, Stri

ped Shirting. Ticking, Linte *, ud other staple good*, pot down to tbe lowest notcb, at JOBWSOS'S, J.

Dec. 10, l.^i a-tf 2fo. 7, Ptocix Row.

GHO^SmaS

cutu

B*tFr S*r**/mrill*.

the only eWfctual remedy. "A word to the wiM it sufRcient," and hint »s eaowjh for tb« ladiea^

WHEAT WHEAT

\X7AKTED, to be delirered immediately at TT Miller ASoale's Mill, for which we wil)^ ..

pay cash- EM EST 4 CO. ?^d

TerrtsHaote/Ang. 1,1851-dtf

r^J

uated J»ortb-of the Court-House, on the

Cuni Ap]

?ham. Mr by letter, pool pud. to XT

Poaaession ^iren 2&h June. ~ud. to GROYERMAN,

Febnaary 95, 1^2 3ni

/ifffrt

Capital §100,000--paid in and secured,

Incorporated by the State of Ohio

reasonably low by the quire,doten, or Single one. rriHIS company have some pecoliar advantw es-iu. Also, on hand, Sheriff's Deeds Jt.

fa.,

vend. ex.,»,

Recognisances, Constable Sales, Sheriff Sales, Bills of The rates of premium in the Joint'Stock^HjirUii" at Lading, Protests and Instructions, Bank Checks, Bills are reduced equal to an annual cash divideud of

capital is paidin audsecorrd—its Board of Direc-

loT?

psrtme.11'.13 secnre4

t0*»-

the whole cap-

ital of the company, and its accumu lations. The rates

A note

foT 6ne-kalf

All should insure whose income depends upon Uicir "rdeai

personal exertions, and would cease at their deatb—as Clergymen, Physicians, Lawyers, Mechanics, and Clerks. Merchants, Trai" active business owners bered should insure, case of death. Endorsers s.nd securities shouldrequire T/r" the

principal*

to insure their lives and assign the poli- H?

cies as their security. sionally absent. DIRECTORS.—H. IT. Goodman. W. W. Cones. WmJ,

Bnrnet Wm. M. Cammon. PresHiirt White Water! nT.fiV"TW "J

SON.

Terre-Haute Novembers, 1851*50TT~P Terre Haute {topers, Charleston Ills. Courier, and Paris Beacon, will copy three weeks.

Canal Samuel B. Keys P.W. Deshler, Columbus, Terie-Hautf, Dtc.1R».

Cashier of Clinton Bank George Carlisle, President Lafayette Banking Company A. G. Bort C. Oona':an Charles Goodman E. Gest H. B. Payne, Cleveland. President of Cleveland and Columbus Railroad.

FIVAWS.—Hon. Jacob Burnet, Samuel

Wiggins, T. S. Goodman, Esq. C. H. BAILKV, Agent. G. v\. PATRICK, M. D.. Medical Examiner.

Terre-Haute. January 28, 1852--ly

City Insurance Company.if OF CINCINNATI. OHIO.

I E A N A I N E

TNSURESby

damage Fire also, against the perils of the Sea and Island Navigation. E. E. flEEEER. President. •N.

GXSCORT, Secretary. T. G. VAN BUREN, Agent, Terre-JIauU January 28, 1852-7-tf

jETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. OF UTICA, NEW YORK. a a $ 1 2 5 0 0 0

SECURED

York. Risks in the above Company, both In the Fire and Marine Department, will betaken on as fair terms as any resppciable Company in the west.

All losses will be promptly adjusted. R. II. POTTER, Arwit January 14, 1852-5,tf jf,

Hartforcl Life uud Health Insurance Co. OFFICE, POST OFFICE BUILDING, HARTFORD, CO

Capital and Surplus over $200,000 DURING TWO YEARS'- BUSINESS ISSUED NEARLY 4,000 TOLICIES.

NO HEALTH RISKS TAKEN BV THE COMPANY. HPHE Hartford Life and Health Insurance -L Company take risks on Life, grant or purchase annuities, confer endowments, and make" contracts upon and appertaining to deferred and reversionary interests connected with life risks, agreeably to the powers and privileges conferred by the charter.

The business of the Company is conducted upon the Joint Stock 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 tho most reliable and veil conducted Companies in this Country and in England.

The Charter of this Company provides that the tvife niay 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 beforo they expire.

Travelling, sea, and foreign residence permits will be granted at a 9tuall extra premium.1 Policies on lives of persons going to California will be grauted on thn Jriinf nvin/.,

Joint Stock princi

in tJhc' xtra rr

ple_only, and at an extriji rate of premium.

Extract from the Ccrtmcale of the Coniptrol-, lerof tho State of Connecticut, dated— JANU.-UIT 7 th, 1S5I. "The great success and prudent management of this company, together with its Well invest-' ed capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire confidence of the community, and I recommend it, as in my opinion equal iu strength.and ability to the best institutions of the kind in the Union." (Signed,) [L. s.] RUFUS G. PI NKPEY, Comptrol'r.,

The Board of Directors is composed of active business men with capital and character involved, and giving their personal atlentiofi to the management and control of the transactions of the company. •.

JAb. DTXOX, President. WM. T. HOOKER, Vice Pres't.

HKIXRY L. MILLER, Secretarv. W. N. HAMILTON, ••"iv i- Agent at Terrc-Hauto. Hartford, Dec. 31, 1851-3-tf

-ffitna Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Capital Stock $300.090—all paid up.. THE

undersigned ha? been appointed Agent of tlits Company, at tbi« place, find is prepared to take Fire and Marine risk* upon reasonable, terms. Tliis company was incorporated in the year 1819, and is

da county and the City of tTtica. It

sibU

-L

Pres.pro ten.

Clerk. -j

Feb. 11, 19529-3W

profuse and overwrought, when VaCCilie YiTUS.

yielding, thr'spirits t'roubled and deprt»ed. the'heiu received direct from New York City, a happiness! genuine article of Vaccine Vims, by

Losses Promptly and Liberally Adjusted}

MATTHEW TEMPEIU.T. DAVID WHITE.

FTHOXAS

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.

J. EVANS, M.D.,

RESPKCTFULIiYoftenders

...

thirty

SeptetnberS. 18.11'difew-tf.

se-

to none in tlie United States. W. N. HAMILTON XEent. Terrc-IIaute, December 10, lS51-5S-tf

LOOK OUT FOR FIRE

And be Careful to Insure in a Good Responsible Company,

THE UTICA

INSURANCE

ISorganized

President. etary. se.

L. PAI^K. Cashier and Secreta

,RE

Risks taken on Merchandise, Dwell-

ings. Stores. Manufactories, Ac. ALSO— Marine Risks on shipments of Produce and Merchandise generally. Inland or Atlantic and Pacific. 0~ Losses promptly adjusted and paid

Agent at Ten*-Haute, Tnd., Feb. 26,1851 -11 -tf AS. H. TURNFR

The Widow, the Orphan, and Old A?e Made Independent and Comfortable.

THE U2TITED 8TATBS

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. IS THE CITT or KKTW TORE. CAPITAL $100,000.

7"" Terre-Haute Ag«acy, OrarHo?.se, Up S^tin. Dry Goods at Cost. rpiffis Comouiv unites a Cash Capital and 512!^ ®,BIwItoek. °LP?Y

VHUT

Proprietiry llespoiisibility, in additoil to

4°BOVRsk.°T ithe pincipW of matnal insurance thus establinhing the first and most essential requisite in Life insurance—ultimatetecurity.

It insures lire# for one or more Tears, or for the whole life. Persons can effect In sura nee

FOR SALE. I Persona insuring on the mutual .systeir.. In

sssssssssffe?ii°

ftrT

now occupied by Dr. J. R.

r«^*«rvn ,*t tmnv.T ,r«

ocr nc£*anro

their own lives -wires on the lire* of their husbands, free from the claims of creditors, and creditors on the lires of their debtors.

When so desired, the sum insured irill be

ASTT *T*AOXAL LIABILITY WSAXXTESL.:

his Professional services

to the ciliiens Terre-Haute and vicinity. ou Market St., first door south of the Town Hall.

April 9, iro'.-y '-wf v.

J. G. STEPHENSON* 3\I.,D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, TERRE HACTE. INDtAXA-

r.i. -T.— Office on Market street, nearly opposite Brown's of premium are the same as in other mntual companies. Hotel. October 16. M51 -d.'v C* RoVKHMAN

of the premium is taken Where the I

insurance is for life, and the anuual premium amounts}

October 16. iSSl-dly

T. WALL/MrD., (LATE OF KENTUCKY.)

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

a'*

tomes during the day, except profvs-1

the

1'*

i[patronage.

property of all descriptions against loss or

underthe General Insurance Law of New

^aine ITucs-.rwhere hemiy be

1C,,

[Juurnal cogy-J

?4a*JFE

DEimSTEY

ALLEN LATHAM. DKNT1ST.

rOlJLD

re«jx!ctfuHy infonn the citizens

VV of this city and viciuit v, that hehns pormanentlv located in Terre-tiaute, njid is prepared to attend to tie duties imrtaiuing to his profession, and hopes bv strict attention to l»u-

smess, to receive a liberal ahare of the public I January n, l8S8-5-3mSt

Office in the sppond story overH. J. Rosts store, on Second iitreet. Persons who efer it, will be wipitid at their residences

November' If 18U-49

mj» ism itt'sr'jsrmerMrmGL-Tskr* H. It. SMITH, D. D.

BEING now permanently located in hi3 netv*OFFICE on Ohio Street, 3d door East of the Public Square, will at all

times be in readiness to wait on liis patrons iu all things pertaining to his profession. N. 5B.—No CBEPIT given for operations, unless by previous arrangements.

Agency for GOLD FOIL of superior qnal itv. Tcrre-IIaute, April 33, '51-19-ly

£S2c®aEEic2S-TOT

Thankful for former patronajie, the now firm hope by strict attention, to still merit a full share of the public patronage.

WILLIAMS & IIOLLINGSWORTH.

Oct. 15.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Farrington's Building. No.

June 7, 1851-dtf.

FASHIONABLE

A A N A S O E Sonth-If es' Corner of Fj-rrth and A'ational Road S!s. Sign of the "BR0WX HAT."

THE

subscribers would respcctftiliy inform the citiicus of Terre-Hau^e and the surrounding country, that they have just opened .a large and superior assortment of flats and Caps, w!ii"ch they are prepared to sell at the lowest Cincirtnati prices.,

title it to the entire

PMITH. O. F, SMITH.

S I & O

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, .. Xational Road Street,

W. W. EARLY, &C0.,

Forwarding & Commission Merchants

FALL AND WINTER GOOJ)S AT Reduced Prices. -"\T7"B invite ttttewtion to the reduction in prices at the Stove of

A 13 SI IV SO 1% jc. No. 7, Phoenix Row. wthfc His stock is new and mucb varied, and we rrcom-

,,«i..- •«.- mend to all who wish to make purchases to call upuii

co^^pANYi|^iX^Tmte•'tl•r,rto^^^^6^h,"^

located at UTICA, (New-York State.) was in Jtme. 1850, with .*t capital of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and numbers among its Stockholders some of the best, and wealthiest business men of Oriei- T.J AS fitted up a snlendid open front estabis anew lisliment, one aoor west of the

A ID A E S 0

IBBHiie 'JAJi D'»

Coinpany, having no old losses to make up, and! fice, for tlie purpose of carry inj on the Clothing will insure at as low rates as any other raywn-'and Tailoring businasa in all its branches. He

company. Itv ill always be on hand to give^ good bargains.

knowledge of manv of tW "directors and offi- hand,-which is warranted to be of the laten cers, and has no hesitancy in recommending it Kvle'S00^. .'"atonal, and prices that will defy as one of the best in the countir. I all competition.

POTTER.

Terrc-IIaute, Jan. 21, 1851-6-tf

iTEEMEN AND MECHANICS'

Insurance Company, Madison, Indiana.' niRECTORS. DATID WHITE.

McKra Dcjo»,r.

C. T. LOPOE SAVUEL M. STRARER. N. O. WILLIAMS. WASIUNOTOX THOMAS, D. BLACKMORE, jr., STIBAM K.

Wki.l9,

"W. D. Johnsod,

Mb? MID SUDJl'filiiMi,

One Door Santh of the Eagle Grocery, on 4th »t. 1?"

Repairing done on short notice. Terre-Hsntf, Jnnel3, lB51-dtf

TEaRE-HAUTEMAEBLEBEPOT,~

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.

*t 'WHOJ.ESALS AX1J RKTAIL DEALER IJf Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qaeeoavraxe, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps,

AND A. VAR1LTY OF OT1U.R dOOM.

Ross Ifu&tiing) IFe-a* side Public Square, TERRE-HA UTE. IS 11.

ET CASH PAID FOR PKOfiUCE. .Q December 10, 1^61 -52-Sni

HASW.

otice.

J. A. WILLIAMS has ass

DR.

J. A. WILLIAM!? has associated with him, In the pftrtice of MEDICINE, fcc., Z. HOLLINSSWOHTH. M. D„ either of whom may hereafter be founC at the residence of Dr. W.

I N N A I N

TEUHE-IIAUTRIND.

March 30, lS50-'l -tf

A N E A N S

THE

underoignicd would respectfully Inform the citizens "of Ttrre-Haiue and vicinity tbil ho han purchased the ontiro atocli of l.«aac J\I. Ray, at tin- old Rtandof tho Jl. and R. corner. lie will use every exertion tolrcep on liiinrt a rtll abd general assortment cf Groceries and Provision* of every deacriptiou that the country alTOrds. Froln tbia time henceforth, the proprietor intends to make this cornur the general deposit. of all ibe necenarics of life.

COUNEK.

AT'TE, IXOJANA.

March 12,-lPJU-lJJ-tf

-3B.AJBTON,

DEALER IJ:

VERMONT AND ITALIAN MARBLE, Fourth St.. between Wabash and Ohio 8U.,

(SOCTH

THE POST-OFFntr.)

Nor. 12,1851-48tf

anvnumb^r of yea«, thcre-

aSa*»n8*

Life Insurance Combined.

Busi

W. S. COOPED,

(DoW* BvMinfi. West tide of Market, and North of Farrinqttm't Garner.) Wholesale Dealer in Notions and

PASCT GOODS, TO-WIT:

Buttons, Comb*, Threads, Hosiery, Olores, Soaps,

Lace Good Perfumery. "reS Catlerr

Premiums an payable quarterly, seroi-annu-: and Tnmmipgs generally, allr or annually. and in fact ever* thing nsaalW kept in a FanEvprr infonnatkm. and printed pamphlets, jcy Goods and J^olton estabHsnmeQt, to which containing inforrnation. will be cheerfallr futr-j tf»e trading poblic «ra inrited to call and et niaheaV

-V

JAMES :M. RIDDLE.

Post Of-

and to execute all orders in his line with

P. S.—The subscriber, acting as Agent for: promptness and iidehty A stock of ready tho Utica Insurance Compant, has a personal

cl(?l.h^

for mcn

bo/s-

H. POTTER -1 -Call and see D. I.ARTSOCK. Terre-llaute. May 2i,'5L-2.1-tf

keot on

Painter, Glacier, and Paper Hanger.

the wcfrt side of Fourth Street, first building north of Main street. Terre-Haute. May 31, 1851 dtf

Settlement.

Removal and RoVKHMAN ROUHNK having removed their VT Urge and extensive assortment of

O O S

.] One door Westof.their old stand, would be glad to see their friends and customers at their Netv Store. Having, also, opened a new set of Books, they

GREAT BARGAINS.

E. LESSURE & BROTHER.

H'es/ nidi Public Square.

'tiftftofcr* TKRRE-HAUTE, IXD. Por" T3EING desirous of closing our stock of Fancy and SJ

Domestic Goods before our next importations arrive, we wil sell at very groatly reduced prices. Pur-

n,',f?f^irh.rC?«lUlttiiei'riuUelsewhere

iTOt!'-b)r

... the stock before purchasiue

l00

£l^

removed his stock of BOOKS and STATIONERY, to No. 3, PHCENIX ROW, on National Road street, where he invites lii» old friends and the public to call aud examine his large stock of

Letter and Cap Paper. cheap rvblica^. tio?is, Oold and Sieel Pens, Envclopes, Inks, Quills, tCc.

He also keens a large supply of McCreary's Black and Fancy colored Printing Inks together with every oti ery lino, which will be able prices.

Oct. 22, 1851-45"-wtf

UpStairs.

LUDOWICI & EULMAN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Groceries, Liquors, Glass, Nails and Leather,

UNION" ROW, third door from West corner, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3. 1851-dly

il ting the Bt

disposed of at reasou-

l: NEW' JEWELRY STORE.® E. L. CRI3HER has just returned Vfrotn the East with an entire new stock

ffiaf Jewelry, Watches, Breast-Pins, Fint/erRings, Fancy Art it! leu, $c.,

^-c., which ho lias

iust openedWest of the Square, in the room lately occupied by J. Cook & Co. Ready with every- thing in his line, and a fine stock of

Holiday Presents,

he hopes to merit a fair share of business. D" Clocks, Watches, Ac., repairod at short notice. Mending done promptly.

E. L. CRISHER.

Terre-Hiiutfe, Dcc. 24, 1851-2-tf *r

K. CRISHER,

WATCHMAKER AND JEWEIrBH, National Road it., North of the Court House, TERIIK-HAUTE, INDIANA.

[and

STANLlBV & HARBERT.

Tnrrb-Haute, Ind., Sept.CO, 1851-dy

S prepared at all times to repair CLOCKS WATCHES, and make them'correct inm pieces. Work warranted.

N. B: One or two gbod Journeymen wanted. December 31, 1851-3-tf

8. R. FREEMAN,

Watchmaker and Jeweler,

HAVIG

removed bisegtablUhmtnttoNa.^, Phwnix Kow, invites his friends and customers to call and cxamino an entirely new aatl fashionable assortment of

Wktches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, the largest assortment In the place—of the very latest stylo and the lowest prices.

Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watches and Jewelry. November U0, 1831-50 If. .» ..

J*s. BEATTY,

JOHN

I.toarrt, A.

FROWRRIBOE,

Cincinnati. Jt'eui Orledns Cincinnati.

BElAfTY, LIGGETT & CO., Forwarding ajid Commission Merchants,

MAOAZ1NK ANH LAFATETTE STRELTH,

NEW ORLEANS

ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS TO t'S BT

Jfovchiber 12, l85l-48-to ap. 1 \'f DISSOLUTION. ^T^IIE Co-Pfirtnership heretofore existing unJ.

der the firm of MORGAN, HALL & BRUGES, of Cincinnati, and BRtfCES, HALL A MORGAN, tif Ne^ York, is by mutual consent dissolved.

John S. Morgan and Eli M. Bruce, or either of them, are alone authorized to use the names of the firm in liquidation.

JOFTN S. MOIIOAX. E.'TT.'SRUCE. Co-partnership.

^pIIE undersigned have form^d a Co-Partner-ship for tlie transaction of a Gfchenll Commission and Forwarding Business in Cineinunder the firm of MODOA.V «l- BRUCE.

uati,

X. A. ITSLM.

I Sl S

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

CORNER COMMERCE AND LAfATETTK «TS.,

MEMBERS

TERRE-HAUTE. IXD.

At his Marble Yard will be ftirnished on short notice and at reasonable prices, HeadSto net, Monuments, ObelitJa, Spires,

and every

Article in his line. O* All work done in stipfcrior style. June 10,1851-dfew

O'lTEIL'S FASHIOJTABLE HATS DKES8ISG SS /rnk.

XLiOO ITf)

Fourth St., First door Soull\ of the National Road. Where he hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of public patronage. Sharing, Hair Catting, Shampooing, Ac., Ac.

JESSE

MORGAN & BRUCE, No. &6 Front Street,. CLXCIXXATI, 0:-

of the late firm, will continue

the Commission and Forwardingbusines* as heretofore at the old stand, comer Comtnercp and Lafayette struts, and r^sprctftillr solicit a continnancc of the patronage heretofore extended to their late Arm under the name and style of HELM & CHISM.

New' Orleans, Aug. 5. 1&»1 -36-wlyr

SHIPLEY, HOWARD, & Co.

No.

303,

Baltimore si. third drtbr west of Liberty st. Baltimore. Md.

"iy" EE PS constantly on hand general assortIV ment of Ready Made Clothing, Wholesale and

Hetail,

to which they respectfully invite the attention of country merchants and the public generally. M*rch*l 9,1851-1-yr.

O E I O I

Forwarding and Commission Merchant. Corner of Common and Lafdtiette streets,

.*R NEW ORLEANS. ttr*A

Jacob I. Eerly, Alex. McGregor, J. H. Tomer.

B. McKseii, L. O. Warren. Ssm't Paddock.

Sept. 19,1851-41-«m-pd3^»

O'NEIL.

LANIER &, ROSS, scocrasots

TO niosT TAWIM,)

FOBWABDIHO ft COXKISSIOK ICESCHAKTS,

Packet Landing, Rmirw^E^t^&rd

RErrac«czs—-Blythe & Holland,

TEAP—*««rboM.emperigrHys«»,

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. HERE may be obtained the moat speedy- Rems-

SKCRET DISEASES. Gonorrhoea. Gleets, Strictures, Seminal Woakneeij Pains in the Loins, Affect!ons of the Kidneys and all those peculiar affections arising from a SKCFST HABIT, particularly the youth, of both sexes, which, if not cured, produfco CONSTITITIO.NM. DfeBiu r, renders MAMMAUS iMi'osemi.E, and iu the eutl, destroy* both MIND AND BODY..

YOUNG ME

ST.

Efpocl«l!r, \tho hive hecome the victims cf (ollur? vice, that ilrradful nnd destructive habit, tvhich annually swesjis to anutitiim-ly prave, tkousaiiil.s of young mrn of tht? most eXftltc-J talents aud brilliant iut^llect, who oiiibt otherwise iiavo tiitraiiccd hsteninc Senates wiih thc tl.uiulet* of oloqueiiCK. or Tvaked to ecaS tacy the liviuj lyre, may ca.ll with full confidrncc.

MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or thost coiitfmpiatinR marriape| being aware of phyvical weakness, shculd imniodlaiely.c on suit Dr. J. and be rwitorcd tu perfect health.^

DR. JOHNSTON.

Office No. SOUTH FREDRICK ST\ 7th. door from Baltimore street. 'Bant side up the ste «.

particular in ubflrrving the MM:and NI N

nss.oryou will misttke the place..

through

BRITTOX. U. fc. ASlitET.

CRITTON & CO..

Forwarding and Ccmmission Merchants, -TKRRE-HAUTE. INDIANA. N. B: CV.li paid for Wheat, Barley, Flax seed. Rye, Com. Oats, Timothy and Clover Seed, and Feathers, at their Warehouse, corner of First and Eagle streets. PanalBasin._

January 7, IS52 4-tf

REMOVAL OF THE BIG BOOK. H. BUCKINGHAM,

A CURE WARRANTED IN A FEW DAYS:® TAKE NOTCB.—Dr.

tb* steps.

Johston's Office in his dwelling.

His very extensive practice is a suffi

ciem puariutec that he ii the only proper Physician to apply to _!

DR JO /INST 0

Member of the Royal College of Sur('VotiS, I.onloiiP graduate from one of the most eminent Colleprs of tho United States, nnd tha greater port of wht.*c life l.a» been spent iu th« nonpitals of London, Pails, l'hiladelpliia, and else where, h»8 effenod some of the most^ astonlshinp cures that were c»w krmwu. Many trou-% bled with riiij uijj iu the eaj-s audhri.il when asleep, great uervousne«8, being nUrrnod at sudden sounds, aud banhfUlness, with frcqucr.t Mushiue, aitendd sonietiiiien with derangeineut of mind, Wert cured Immediately.

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the miseulded and imprudent votary of jles»-^ uro finJn he ha* imbibed the seeds of this disease. It too often happens ibat au illumed sense of shame, or tr«ad of disco very, deters him from anvlyinc to those who, from education and rcspectabilftv. can alonu befriend him, delaj-lns until the constitutional symp toms of this horrid dlsc-aso make their appearancc, such as ulcerated sure throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbp, dimness of sipht, deafness, nodsion the skin, bouts and ainiSj blochas on the head and fsce, and extemeties, proeresa oh vriih frightful rapidity, till at last the palate of tho mouth or the bones of ilie uose fall in. anil ilie victim of this awful ilisonso becomes a horrid object of ecnmiseratiou, till death puts a period to his drexdnil •uiTtrinss, by sending him to "that bonrnft wl.-eure no traveler a tarns." Tosuch, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledges himself to obsoive tho most inviolable nceiv-

cy and. from his extensive practtco in tlie first bos pitals of Europe and America, he can confidently re-1 commend sjfr aud speedy cure to the unfoitunMe victim ofthls horrid disease. It is a melsnrholy fact thatthoussnds fall victims to this hoirnl disease, owing lo tho uiuklllfuine^s of those who, by the uso of thai deadly poison, mercury, ruin th» con»tituiiou, and cither nend the uufortunate sufferer to au untimely eruve, or else mane the residue of his life miserable,

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Younit men who have injured themselves by a certain practice Indulged In when alone—a habit fr»cuiently learned from ovil companions, or at school— the effects of which are nightly felt, cv« when asleep, snd if not cured, renders marriage Impossible, and. destroys both mind and body.

What a pity young n.an, the hone of his country, and tha darling of hi* parents, shoulu be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life by tho consequences of deviation from tho path of nature, and Indulging in a certain sctret habit. Such persons, before contemplating

MARRIAGE.

should reflect that a sound mind and body arc the most necessary requsltes to promote connubl.il happiness. Indeed, without those, the Journey through life becomes a weary pilfliimngc. the prospect hourly darkens to the view—tlie mind becomes shadowed with dcsualr, nnd filled with the melancholy reflection, that the happiness of another becomes bliyhted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Dr. J. addresses young men, nnd all who have injured themselves by private ond Improper Indulgences.

These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth via Weakness of ihe Back and Limbs, Pains In the Ilcnil, Hinlnes* of Sight, Loss of Muscular Powir. Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspeu^ia, Kei

EMBREE, of Belmont county, Ohio, proposes to furnish farmers, nnd othets, \tlth sny quantity of thrifty

VOUB Iniubility, Derangements

of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Rymptoms of Consumption, &c.

MSNTAI.ITV.—The

&c.,

fearful effects on the mind aro

much to be dreaded Loss Of Mernnry, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings. AVersion to Society. Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity.

are some of lho evils produced,

'IHOL'SAND* of persons, of alt ages, can now jhdgs what is tho cauuo of their decline in lieallh.. Losing their vigor, becoming weak onle and emnclaied, have a singular apposrsnce about tlie oyes, Cough and symptoms of Consumption. This remedy has restored hundreds to health after every other means Imvo fulled.

MARRIED PERSONS, or these contemplating mAiriafe, boing aware of physical weakness, should Immediately consult Dr. J., and be restored to pefect health.

All Surgical operations performed. N. 11.—Let no false dolicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately, either personally or by loiter.

Skin diseases speedilv cured.

OFFICE,

Xo. 7, SOUTH

United States. Terre-Haute, Dec. 1

FREDERICK. STREET^'* BALTIMORE, AIARVLAKOI

H~r' '111 letters must be Post Paid, Jt' fi TTp' Tho remedies call bo sent to any prirtof th« 1651-1-lyr

Osage Orange Plants Hodge Fencea Perpetual.

0*age Orange Plana,

COIlURGHS,

DKaway.br.

O N S O A N H. BRUCE JR., DUDLEY HALL,

Cincinnati, J^jeinber 6tli,J351.

E. M. DRUCP:.

BROAD

JOHN S. MORGAN, *.'•

E E No. 26 FRONT STREET'.

Cincinnati, Ndr. 12^ lB51-48-to ap. 1

N E W O E A N S

"V]"OTICE—The firm of Overton, Clsisni ii Co., was dissolved on th« 1st Augast^gffl

IVI. A. Hi lmli C. Chi«m,

delivored

at this place next spring In lime for setting out. Full directions will accompany all sale*. The price will be $6 00 per thousand, and a thousand will set 90 rod* of hedge: Orders left with D. S. Danaldaoih will b^ attended to promptly. JZtmt 1'erre-HautSi December 24tli, 18.11-2'tf

French Merlnoes, Alpaecas, Dress and.

Lining Silks, selling at reduced prices, at aft? JOHNSON'S. Ia, Dec. 10,1B5I-53-tf Wo. f, Phrenl* RoW-

LA1NK.S, Calicoes and Ginghams, almost giveb JOIlNflON, Dec. 10,1851-5S-tf No.7, Phrcnix ItoW: .'1

DHKSSTRIMM1NOfCtaces,

BONNETS,nnlrimmed,of

SHk.lkid and Worstei

Gloves snd Fancy Notions without number, fair sale very low, at JOHSSON'S. ftitt Dec. 10, lHr.l-6'J ir No. 7, Phcenl* Row&J,

?&11 styles Fancy and Loghorn trirri-

mod and at a mere trifle shove cost, •t JOHNSON'S, Dcc. 10,1851-52-tf No. 7, Phamlx Row.

CLOTHS, super and extra super Cnsslmcres, Casslnets, Tweeds, Fancy tnd Sat.A Vesting* for sale at reduced prices, at

Dec. 10, 1851-M-tf No

COFKKE,

JOHNSON'S, 7j Phpn Phpnix Ko#^

fiuftar. Spices and Dye-SluflTs^ for sale at

low prices, by

IUIIR, IUTMII JOHNSON, I'htenlx Kow.

CHRISTMAS

NOTIONS BOX143 Ac., Purse Twist,

Steel Reads and Trlmmlntr, Crotchet Needles Ac.. Ac. at JOIINSON'a„No 7, Pha-nlx ROJV. Dec. 10. 1851-52-If

rLotJK4f,

Cft.MEfT tiesl family P'lour, the DCS?article In market, alTPays for ssle hv QROVCR&iAN BOURNE.

For Sale.

PRESS, and "Seal of Notary Public,

Vig$

County, Indiana,"-—all as good as new, at Cincinnati cost-—$12,00. Applv soon, at the EXPRESS OFFICE.

^^ODOUBLE Rectified Whiskey9.

LUDOWICI A'HULMAN,

ARE

now manufacturing an article of Double Rectified Whiskey, far superior to any oyer brought from Cincinnati, and in strength, purity and flavor decidedly the best ever sold lb this western country. All those who prefer a first rate article to a common one, for the same money, will please call at the

CIXCTNXATI STORE, Union Row. All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES and LIQUORS, of the best quality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on hand. lETr

Terre-Haute, January 28,1852-7-tf

Robt.Garrison'8 Estate—Sale ofLandi

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Satordsjr 2filh day of Februarr, 1852, at tbe door In Terre-Haute, I will offer to tbe highest bidder present, tbe .following real estate, belonging to the be ire of tbe late Robert Garrison, vttf

The southwest quarter of tiie southwest quarter of section five, in township ten. north of range nine west, containing forty seres. A credit of six and twelve months will be given In equal payments, with interest from date, tbe purchaser giving approved notes with I security, payable without relief fiom valuation or appralsement Uws. The sale will be subject to the widow's dower. MORGAN S. GUNS, Adm'r,

January 28, 1852-7 4 wf2 Ou

Notice of Administration.

"VTOTICE is hereby ^iven, that letters of adminU

in is at a a an be

A- Mor- EP"" the^s righta, credits, andI ef-

ria, Kirbtad & Fftzgibbon, Indianapolis .t ftct* of ^tlliatn Sdea, Ut« of RUey township. White Madiaov dec«afled.

October 29, I851-48 6atd Tioso indebud to said estate, will please 1 isakeprempt payment, and thosebayingclaima iROCXXRT ««d Gla»sw*re, a Urge lot. at eeasnal-. will present them prope rly authenticated for 1/ IT low prices, at- JOHNSON'S.

No. 7, phamlx Row.

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juatlilf,

ces. socse st SO cecis JOH WH

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per pound. *t NSON'S. No. 7, Ph

seUiemeut. Tbe estate ia'supposed to be eolrenw WILLIAM W06LLES\ Adm'r. Feb. U, 1852.0-3W

Bool's

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snd Shoes,« eeod assortaeet. at lpw rates, by JOHNSON,No. 7. Plwoig Row,