Wabash Express, Volume 11, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1852 — Page 3

The Clay Medal.—The caxpet-bag of Mr. BtrTLsa, which contained the Clay medal, the abstraction of which in the city of New York has been mentioned, was found recently, broken open and rifled of its contents. The original sobteribcri have resolved to have another medal struck for Jtfr. Ctat, and declined the liberal offer of Mr. Birrlee to furnish one at bis §, own expense. IS

Messrs. Ei crlon & Biv., of Baltimore, have •cot as their lottery card for April, and rather bin It they could Mil as kigk prize. We suppose we have abetter chance to be struck by lightning tut we are not particular if they wish any ad*erti»itiF, we would try the good luck of their office. See to It.

Law."

Smith,

Mr. O. F08TKR SMITH, of Terre-Haute, to Miss KUK1CE, daughter ofW*, J. Hrssnn, Esq., of this city.

Pure and holy as the lovers of the angel*, I* the *11ken tie binding such noble heart* I "O happy lot, and hallowed, even as the Joy of onpel*. Where tbegoldrn chain of godliness i* entwined with theroscs of love."—Vincenntt Oazette.

WILSON A CO S

W I I N A A E

OPENED

Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

rTTHR

!LT A letter from Blooimngton, Ind., says: and Lcscs, has attained^a celebrity ,, from ita remarkable cures, never equalled by "Our liquor shops have all stopped retailing.

16 do mola«»es, 75 do mackerel, 90 half do do, 30 pkgs Merchandise. "'i For K. 8. Wolfe. 3 packages Merchandise.

Por H. & J. Ross, 1 hbl Bug*r. For A. McGregor. 10 hhd* Kufar, 4 Tierce# Bice, 12 bbls Molassea, 20 half bbl* do, 18 bbls Mackerel, 15 bars Coffee, S Chests Tea, 1 keg Sods.

Por Groverman dc Bourne, 24 Casfs and Packages Merchandise. Left Hew Orleans Friday 19th inst., at 10 o'clock, P. M.

Tetnperanoe.

a a a a

Every friend of the cause is urgently requested to at tend—dont fall to be there. March 31, ie50.

MARRIED.

On Wedni »dayt the 24lh in*t!nt, by Kev. Jons P.

On the25th Inst., by J. B. Gordoh. Esq., Mr. DAVID

I E

In this place, on Saturday last, of Pneumonia, MUs

MARTHA snd amiable lady.

Land Warrants Beady.

Edward Roll, 40 acres. Samuel Harris, 80 acres. Wm. B. Bailey, (Pierson,) 80 acres, Michael Price, 80 acres. Win. Ray, Sugar Creek, 160 acres. John Davis, 80 acres. John Simonton,40 acres. Abraham Welch, 40 acres. Charles Clark, 40 acres. In relation to Bounty Land affairs, wc wish to sec the following persons:

Thos. H. Sherman, John Wood, Mrs. Eli Chenowith, Wiley Jones, Jonathan Reeves,

jp Mrs. John Ferrcl, Thos. Lovall,

FOR SALE.

•irfafc

AN excellent new Piano, rosewood case, six octaves, and a mall hogony stool, is offered for sale. Apply to I). S. DANALDSON. March S4, 185215-tf

CABINET MAKING.

March 21, 1852-15-tf I some, my appetite returned, and my food nour...i.i,-,

1 Jk- acres. March 24. 1852.

on Mouday evening, March 22d,

at 7 o'clock, iu tho Seminary.

ning class, as tho utmost propriety will bo ob served. Tho Writing Room will be suitably and tastefully fitted with Desks, fcc... for tho purpose. Each pupil will furnish a chair, candle, and Black Ink in an Ink Stand.

W. \V. WILSOET, jso.

McCartney.

'March 94, 1859-15 tf

Notice.

L'V

the business hereafter, will be conducted under tho stylo of Langworthy ,t Blount. All claims against the concern will be settled by «tho new firm.

-interest in the concern, to Mr. II. F. Blount, tcrmole, representing THE FIRST AKF0E1IEB3 Presenting their Famous Protest at the. Diet of 8pires, in 1539, 5 now offer it in connexion with their Ufagasina ou terms unprecedentedly low.

All those owing tho late firm, will joe tho necessity of making immediate pavment, as longer indulgence cannot be allowed. «. G. W. LANGWORTHY.

W. B. TUKLL.

Worthington, March 24, li?S2-15-3w

subscriber offers fov «al». his old Tav-. 1 em stand, with 360 acres of good land. P*nied,

D" Enquire of

"lying on the Terre-Haute and Louisville road. describing the Mene, the characters, the sk miles west of the flourishing town of Wor- biMory which lod to the eveut, and principles thiugton, Greene countv, Ind. ror a stand for contendod for.

Public House, this cannot bo excelled in that

~)#rt

FAEM FOB, SALS.

about three miles north-east of Ter* r— re* Haute, and about a half iml« north of the Terre-Haute and Indianapolis Railroad.

Thta land is alt under good fence—two hundred and six acres in cultivation—and well supplied with Umber and running water. The

M. BL Al.LKN. «n u» premises, I HAHLKS CRUFT. Tem lUtftfc rr

For (be Cnre *f

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIXG-COrGU,

!jrd!

CROUP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION.

THIS invaluable remedy for all diseases of

Indeed, there is no longer a liquor shop in have shown themselves palliatives, and someBloomington.aad petitions arc circulating ask- times effected notable cures, but none has ever ing the Legislature to pas, U* Maine Liquor every communi-

j0thcr medicine before. Otherpreparations

ty where it is known. After years of trial in

every climate, the results havo indisputably this danshown it to possess a mastery over tr class of diseases, which could

MANTFE8T gerous class of diseases, which conld not fail

Of Steamer Bctxt Virr*. Mclfair, Muter, from Sew to attract the attention of Physicians, Patients, Orleans to Terre-Haute—Direct. and the public at large. For Bement A Co.. 190 hhd* Sugar. 16 Caaba See the statements, not of obscure iudividuWine, 150 boxes Raisins. 54do pickles, SO bbls Sufar,

ftjg #nd from far

distant placcs, but of men who

are known and respectcd throughout the country. 'The widely celebrated Surgeon, Dr.

TISK Morr, of New York City, says:

It gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy of 'Atkb's CiiEBar

Pectoral,'

Pzbkin8,

Vermont Medical College, one of the eminently learned physicians of this country, writes, the Cherry Pectoral is exclusively used iu this section, where it has shown unmistakable evi

There will be a meeting at the court hou»e, on next Thursday evening, (April 1st.) held by the frienda of Tcmpersncc and of mankind, to talk about temperante and the organization of a temperance society. In dence of its happy effects upon pulmonary dis-

The Rer. Johx D. Coohbane, a distinguish

ed Clergyman of the English Church, writes to the proprietor from .Montreal, that "he has been cured of a severe asthmatic affection, by Cherkt

Pectoral."

His letter at full length, may

be found in our circular, to be had of the Agent, and is worth the attention of asthmatic patients.

This letter is from the well-known druggist at Hillsdale, Michigan, one of the largest dealers in the State and this case is from his own observation:

Hillsdale,

On the25th inst.,by J.B. Gordoh Esq.. Mr. HAVtii ,—r" j— BROWN to Miss LOUISA M. FOXWOKTHY, all of Cherry Pectoral, I carried a bottle to an acthls county.

In Ashburnham, Maw., on the 23d of February, 1851?, Mrs. 8AHAH JKVVETT, aged 69 yeais. The deceased was the mother of Rev. M. A. Jswett, of this place.

lhr^ weck»'

ARTHA PoftTEHFIELD, a very excellent, pious prise on my return, to meet hiin in the street on my way home from the cars, and find ho L'l\

Mich., Dec. 10, 1849.

Dear Sir: Immediately on receipt of your

quaintance of mine who was thought to be near his end with quick consumption. Ho was then unable to rise from his ben, and was extremely feeble. Hisfriendsbelieved he must Rootf die, unless relief could be obtained for him, and I induced them to give your cxcellcnt medicine a trial. I immediately left town for sur-

7™ ™y ,of

had entirely recovered. Four weeks from the day he commenced takingyourmedicino.he was Vat work at his arduous trade of a blacksmith. I There arc other cases within my knowledge, where Cherry Pectoral has been singularly successful, but none ho marked as this.

Verv truly yours, G. W. UNDERWOOD, Hear the Fationt.

Dr. J. C. Aykr,

Lowlll—Dear Sir:

Feeling

under obligations to you for the restoration of my health, I send you a report of niv case, •which you nre at liberty to publish for the benefit of othors. Last autumn I took a bad cold,accompanied by asevere cough, and made use of many medicines without obtaining relief. I was obliged to give up business, frequently raised mood, and could get no sleep at night. A friend gave me a bottle of your

Cherry Pectoral, the use of which I iuimedi ately commenced according to directions. I have just purchased the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered. now sleep well, my cough ha* ci-ased, and all by the usu of your valuable modiciuc.

pHE undersigned is prepared to furnish any with a cough, what your Cherry Pectoral has •1. article in the cabinet line, at. short notice, done for me. It does seem they might bo beneand fair prices. Bed*tcnds, of all qualities, fitted by the information. I llad a lunij fever Bureaus, Dining, and Centre Tables, Book which left my lungs weak and inflamed. Be« Oa*es, Desks, Secretaries, Wash Stands, Cup- ing very feeble and unable to gain strength at boards, Side Hoards, and everj'species of chi- all, my friends thought I must soon sink in not work will be promptly executed, and war- consumption. I had no appetite, nnd adreadranted a good article. ful cough was fast wearing me away. I began

Lumber for cabinet mnking, and country pro- to take your beautiful medicine, by the advice •luce for family use, will be taken in exchange, of a clergyman, who hail seen its effects before, at cash rates. It eased my cough at first, and gave me rest at (LT Shop, corner of 4th and Cherry streets.' night. In less than a fortnight I could eat Call on JOHN GANEAIR. well, and my cough had ceased to be trouble-

E. S. STONE. A. M.,

Principal Mt. Hope Seminary. IIanovkr, Ohio, April 3,1850.

Dear Sir:

I wish I could tell all that suffer

ished me, which soon restored my strength.—

«... ???. „T„, Now, after five weeks, I am well and strong, JJOUNTl LAND WARRANT of H0 with no other help than your Cherry Pectoral. Yours, with respect,

D. S. DANALDSON. pec JULIA DEAN. 1 hereby certify that the above statement of my wife is in coiiformitv with my own views of her case and her cure \v Aver's Cherry Pectoral. "JOSEPH DEAN.

Dry class The above named Joseph Bean and Julia

«®tenTuesdaymorn.,atlOtf'clock. Different his wife, nre personalTv known to me. nnd itnrlasses will b« in no way connected, ladies plieit confidence may be placed in their stateuoed have no scruples about attending the eve- incut. SAM'L 0. VAN DERWENT,

Pastor of the Baptist Church.

O" Prepared and sold bv .JAtiES C. AYER. Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mats. O* For sale by J. R. CuNiNunAM Woon A

l» c»«»«on

of Indiana I "^^ks will be furnished on the following liberHe will also sell a good two stoir house and

the canal, in the new addition PSE

Donelly, Drug

gists, Terre-Haute, Ind. .Taijuith A BnornER, Paris, Ills. MrNril A Crofts. Perrysvilc, Ind.

March 24, lbSS-lS-Utu

fJIHK copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, at Wortbingtoa, Greeno couuty. Ind.. ugder uame snd style of O. W. Langworthv «i Co"., was dissolved ou The Proprietors of Sartain's Magazine hav tho first day of March, 1853, by mutual con-i ing purchased the largo and handsome steel sent. !pl»«e%arefully engraved in lino and mexxo jO^Zl^^n^'ihJrK™^ .^0

LUTHER AND HIS ADHERENTS.

Vr. B. Tuell, having sold and transferred his tint, from the celebrated design by George Cat-j Terre-Haute in connection with their Great Eastern

This magnificent composition contains nearly one hundred figures, and includes authentic portraits of the most prominent men connected with that important event. The work (exclu

whi^h •/»"ably

ten lot* we*t of „,v tx Point Commerce, adjoining Worthington. S He alio offers for sale 44 0 acres of land in T*° £^^sof Magaaicc, and two of the. Clay eoontr, Ind., immediately west of the •,» .1'or any of the al«ve articles.

I being made into a good fiinn bv the subscriber, antler up of the Club. $13. I I hat* also a good house and lot in Term-1 price of Sartain's Magatme being of it Haute, near the Seminary, which is for sale or

Jihe above liberal terms.

hundred and thirtv acres, *-orth of raiding and engravings for of choice farming land, aituate^l Address, JOHN* S.VRTAlN & CO., March 94,1853 -4* PkilmieiphU

sivc of margin) measures 21 inches by 15, and of almost every variety, quality,, color, taste and price. the print has never been retailed at a price lc«s

Notice.

premises as the: Payment, and tho« having JweonnU against 4y to the same, will please to file them, duly autheu-1 tiejited. The estate i« «nppo«el to be solvent,

cimr iiKM

'M. W. SEDAM,

UU*'' VV,UI l,,c

terms/ March 10, 1552-13-3\v

j. w. x'clung. jonx Baldwin*.

McCLUNG & BALDWIN. Ge .ral Agency,

March 10, 1852-13-tf

YALEX-

which I

consider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases of the throat and lungs." Dr.

HAVE

the venerable President of the

SAVE YOUR MONEY.

CHARLES F. FREEMAN & CO, (lite freexax, bodqxs & ro..) Importers and Jobbers, 144 Broadway, one door South of Liberty street,

Many of our goods are manufactured expressly to our order, from our own designs and patterns, and stand unrivalled. We offer our goods fotnett catk, at lower prices than any credit House iu America can afford.

unrivalled.

We offer

All purchasers will find it greatly to their lntercttto reserve a portion of their money and make selections from our great variety of rick cktap goodt.

Ribbons, rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes and Belts. Bonnet Silks, Satins, Crapes, Liases, and Tarletons. Emhroideries, Collars, Chemisetts, Capes. Berthans. Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, and Inserting*. Embroidered Revierc, Lace, and Hemstitch Cambric Handkerchiefs.

Bloods, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Caps. Embroidered Laceafor ShaWls, Mantillas, and Veils. Honiton, Mechlen, Valencienes.and Brussels Laces. English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread. and Cotton Laces.

Kid, Linle Thread, Silk, Sewing Silk, Gloves, and Mils. French and American Artificial Flowers.

French Lace, English, American, and Italian. Straw Bonnets and Trimmings. New York, March 17, !852-14-toanit$3.

Notice

Of the Discontinuance of the IT. S. Land Office Fort Wayne, Indiana.

UNDERat

the provisions of the second sec

tion of the Act of Congress, approved June 12,1840, which declares "that whenever the quantity of public land remaining unsold in any Land District shall be reduced to a number of acres less than one hundred thousand, it shall bo the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to discontinue the Land Office for such district and if any land in any such district shall remain unsold at the time of the discontinuance of a land office, the same shall be subject to sale at some one of the existing land offices most convenient to the district in which the land office shall have been discontinued, of which the Secretary of the Treasury shall give notice and inasmuch as the duties above required bane been devolved upon the Secretary of the Interior by the "Act to establish the Home Department" approved 3d March, 1849:

Notice is accordingly hereby given, that the Secretary of the Interior has advised this Office that the Land Office at Fort Wayne, in tho State of Indiana,is to be discontinued, and the lands remaining unsold at the time of the discontinuance. are to be thereafter subject to sale at tjic Land Office at iNDiANAroLis, in safd State.

Lands remaining unsold, and unnppropria ted by law, and subject to private entry within the limits of the

Fort

Wayne district, will

cease to be Subject to entry as heretofore at that'

Commissioner of the General Laud Office. a 1 0 5 2 1 3 6

House for Rent. PLEASANT well-linished dwelling house containing some six or seven rooms, near the centre of town.

Also, for sale, the furniture belonging to the same, which can be bought at a fair valuation, and paid for in board.

Also, one or two store-rooms for rent, and a complete set of tools and fixtures for carrying on tne Painting Business, for sale.

A first rate opportunity for a person wishing a good stand for businoss, where ho can be accommodated with a dwelling attached to the same. For further particulars enquire.west side of Fourth st., 2d door, north of Main st.

March 10,1852-tf L. WARREN.

NEW BOOKS.

CHAMBER'S

fr,om

than $3 per copy. Each impression aecom-l Java aad

»«'. motive pictorial key of refer

with Sartain ^lagaaine both

in advance:

of thc

®nd

one of

canal, and eleven miles above Worthincton I Copies of the Magazine, and five of the! «d* aai Oniony,Turkeys and Oeans. Feathers and ButThis land is about half prairie, and^ is now PHnt, together with one copy^of both works to *lW*

$LFH,'LR^v«

rent. nor«\ by tue *bov« olkr, be had for what va*. p»red«tprwrtyferfood,jwttifG«lv«a forwl€ IT of the kmw given about the herotoforo the price of cacti separately. |»t &fl»lHJ£*s K. Mid R* Conwr. middle, or last of Mar. Preparation* aw making to publish in thei 11 ««t

Cyclopedia of Englixh Literature,

Dream Lift', by Ike Marvel. Adrian or the Clouds of the Mind, by James, -j Clovcrnook, hy Alice Carey. Examples of Life and Death, hy Mrs. Sigoumey. The Whale and his Captors, by Cheever. Home and Social Philosophv, by Charles Dickens. Sketches in France, by Dumas A Lady's Voyage round the World.

Fub. 18, "32-NMw

•ADAHS & CO.'S

Eastern and Western Express.

/, V/ commence running tbelr lvxpress to ana from

and Western Lines. Gold, Specie. Bank Notes, Jewelry, and Packages of every description, forwarded under charge of careful messengers, to any city urtown in the United Stales.

Notes, Drafts, Bills, &c„ collected at reasonable rates. ADAMS & CO. K. S. WOLFE. A cent, Terre-Haute, Ind.

March 17, ISKt-H tf

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! UST received and tor sale at the well-known Rdt corner, a larse and splendid assortment of

FAMILY GROCERIES,

codfish down to peanut and a three cent

S. Dasalmox for further MRgaaine a series of illustrated articles L' Propnetarr Responsibility,

Indiana. GEORGE R. TA^ IX) Ii. inwLife of General Jackson. a»d for sale at RIIDLS*S A Ceroer- ushitig the hnt and most essential requisite in March 24. 1552-l5-3w I 3jT Agents wanted in every town and vilLife insurance—ultimate sccarUy. %, -llage in the United States, to get up Clubs npon AISIXS. It insnres lives far one or nwre years, or for

"\JOTICE is hereby given, that letters of nd- ptlBKKTS, Roasted Peaaats,aU of 1 ministration have been granted to the un-

dersigned. by the Vigo Prob«te Court, npon the I

improvement* are good. Anv prrsAn wishing estate of Aft* Dilie. deceased. Thoite indebt-i rm will find it to his: *aid estate will please n*ke immediate' to purchase a first rate farm advantage to Inspect the above terms will be made oasv. App

HARVET D. SCOTT. Ad«n.

March 24,18J2 153w (pr'a fee $1 ^5]

ofthe bc,t

Rio Coffee extra fine Imperial. Gan-

puwdeT, Younjt Hyson and Black Teas Maker's prepared Cocoa, Chocolate New Orleans Powdered and Crashed Sugar N. O. Sugar house Molasses also, a splendid arilcle of Golden Syrup

Rice, Fariua, Sago, Verimcella, Macaroni Cream, English, Dairy and Pine-Apple Cheese, ground and utiBTO«ml Spices Tahle Salt, Salmon, Mackerel, Shad, White «sh. Pickled Herrinp, and Smoked Halibut, besides a great many articles toe Domerooa

March IT. 16S9- M-tf

^bThld^ir wh^t was1 TV™0 Cornstarch, refined a*d pre-

IAMBS X. RIDDLE, RAH Corner.

Send on vour subscriptions, and secure $6 received tad rer asle^st their own lives *iw on the lives* of their.

r«c*,TO!

mSPgASCS COMPANIES.

Jefferson Life Insurance Company, ^^OF CfNCINNATTrpHlOr Car

Jiiai ^100,000—paid inatidsecured. Incorporated by tlie Stale Ohio. rpHIScompany have tome peculiar advantages—its J. capital is pud in aud secured—its Board of Directors well fen own throughout }ie West.

It has two depart fficpts—Joint Steel and Mutual.

The ri«t« of premiamin the Joint Stock department

Will sell his whole Stock of PRESH areredacod equal to aaannual cashdi-sideud of tkirtp GROCERIES AT COST. department is securedby the whole capWill al?n npvTnr«Fif his STORK lUlofthe company, and its accumulations. Themes vy ill illSiO ROT _r -KliLi ins O A vlvu

oj. premiBa

ROO^r. with all the fixtures, on frood A note for sne-kalf the premium ii tajten where the

HAIU1C-.J uu

to $10.

References—H. D. "Williams A Co., Groverman charle* Goodman

«fc Bourne. J. D. Early, L. 0. Warren, X. Smith & Sons, Terre-Haute. '"T^TY^l

are the same as in other mutual companies.

lasuniICFisfor ufeof annu,i

JXSURESby

NEW YORK,

new on hand, and will be receiving daily through the season, JWw Good$, direct from the European manufacturers, and coth Jlvctiput, rick, fathionable, fan£f Silk Mil tin erf Goods. Our stock of Rick Ribbons, compriifs every variety ef the latest and most beautiftii designs imported.

prcjjiium amount*

All should insure whuae in tome depends upon their personal exertions, and, would cease at their death—as Clergymen, Physicians, Lawyer*. Mechanics, and Clerks. Merchants, Tradesmen and Maun/octnrcrp, in active business owners of real estate that is Incumbered should insure, and thereby prevent a sacrifice in •case of death. Endorser* andsecurilies should require the principal* to insure their lives and assign the poll-

Produce and Commission Merchants, Goodman. w. w. cone*. "«*m. .52 WALNUT STREET, CIXCIXXATL

Burnet Wm. M. Cammon. President White Water Canal Samuel B. Keys J). W. Deshler, Columbus, Cashtrf 0r Clinton Bank: Carlisle. President Lafayeiic Banktnc Company a. G. «urt C.Conahau

G-tt: B. Psrne, ellVchni,

Prssidsntof Cleveland and dolumbus Railroad. Boakd or Fixaxce.—Hon. Jacob Burnet, Samuel Wiggins. T. S. Goodman, Esq.

C. H. BAIIiET, Agent.

G. W. P*Tni-K, M. D.. Medical Examiner. Terre-Haute. January 28, lP32-7-ly

City Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. I E A N A I N E

property of all descriptions against loss or

damage Fire also, against the perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation. E. B. REEDER, President.

S. Gregory, Secretary. T. G. VAN BU REX, Agent, Terra-Haute. January 28, 1852-7-tf

JETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF UTICA, NEW YORK. Capital 3125,000,

SECURED

under the General Insurance Law of Xewi

York. Risks in the above Company, both In the Fire and Marine Department, Will be taken on fair terms as any respectable Company in the west.

All losses Will be promptly adjusted.

January 14, 1832-3,tf

t~ S. H. POTTER, Aglflt

Hartford Life and Health Insurance Co. OFFICE. POST OFFICE BCILDIKO, HARTFORD, COJfN.

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

NO HEALTH BISKS TAKEN BY THE COMPANY. riTHE Hartford Life and Health Insurance JL 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 Kutual Plan, at the option of the insured, thus meeting the wants and circumstapces 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 ro-i liable and well conducted Companies in this country and in England.

The Charter of this Company provides that 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.

Travelling, 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 tho Joint Stock prinei pie only, and at an extra rate of premium.

Extract from the Certificate of tho Comptroller of the State of Connecticut, dated— Jancary 7th, 1851. "The great success and prudent management

this company, together^"with its well invest

office, from the date of the receipt of this no- .. tico by the Register and Receiver thereof, and I mtx of the day on which they trill be prepared to receive applications for entries of any such lands at their office. J. BUTTERFIELD.

capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire

»P

confidence of the community, and I recommend it, as in my Opinion equal in strength and ability to the best institutions of the kind in the Union." (Signed.) [l.s.l RUFUS G. P1NNEY, 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 thecompany. -v JAS. DIXON, President.

WM. T. HOOKER, Vice Pres't.

HENRY L. MILLER, Secretary. ,Y\W. N.HAMILTON, Agent at Terre-Haute. Hartford, Dec. 31,1851-3-tf

j9E3tna Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Capital Stock 8300.0U0—all paid up. THE

undersigned has been appointed A^rnt of this Company, at this placc, and is prepared to take Fir« and Marine risks upon reasonable terms. This company was incorporated in the year 1819, and is attend to none iu the United States.

Terre-Haute, December 10,1851-52-tf

LOOK OUT FOR FIRE!!

And be Careful to Insure in a Good Responsible Company.

THE UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY

ISorganized

CHILD'S BOOKSTORE.

located at UTICA, ($Tcw-York State.) was in June. 1850, with a capital of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and numbers among its Stockholders some of the best and wealthiest business men of Oneida county and the City of Utica. It is a new

J.- EVANSfM.

RKSPECTKUM.V

April 9.1851-y 1

Companv. having no oTd losses to make up, and Rinr*, Fancy Articles, A-c.,J^c., which he has will insure at as low rates as any other respon- .i"st opened V\ est of the Square, in the room sible company. lately occupied by J. Cook fc Co.

D. Blackmork, jr.V Htrak K. WtxiMr a*. Matthew Temperlt. DAVID WHITE. President. Tnoirlft L. Cashier and Secretary.

IT*Iings,Risksat*e,

RE taken on Merchandise, DwellStores, Manufactories, Ac.

LARCBsaaely of excellent Cresh Rtism Jast the whole life. Persons can e-Sect insurance on

RlDDUTS A It Corner.

Zante

Carrants.

TXST rrceived a fiaU wpply at Uis excellent family article, st RfMrt.g'S RAH Comer.

Almonds, Kiglish Walnuts. last year's crop, S & Comer.

lilrOLE5._"

Fiasjnos!.'

article of the finl order, neatly prwerved, reA cei-red aod for sale at K1PDMTS A Cwmer.

Lensoa Syrup.

JCST

received and far sale, a tmre article of Lemoo Snap at Iii.« RIPDLBT? Comer.

Also—

Marine Risks on shipments of Produce and Merchandise generally, Inland or Atlantic and Pacific.

a.r Losses promptly adjusted and ptid,R Agent at Terra-IIaute, Ind., F^». 26,1851-11-tf JAS. H- TURNER.

The Widow, the Orphan, and Old Ape

Ail kinds of eatable Paoaecc taken in exchange »"u -'.j-™,, v.m "hv

sohrtagoayowcwck- Made Independent and Comfortable.

THE TOTTED STATES

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. IX THE CITT OF STW TORK.

CAPITAL $100,000.

T«rr«-Hauta Aganey, OoaruHoase, Up Stairs.

THIS

Company unites a Cash Capital and Proprietarr Responsibility, in additon to

husbands, free from the claims of creditor*, aad creditor* on the lives of their debtors. When so desired, the son insured will be

pud at the end of anv number

Life Insurance Combipod Persons ioauring on the inutnal systom, in this company, partwijpate in the profits of all the business tnuisaeted by the Institution, wrru owr nwsumarw aarr rauiosAi UA«n.rrr wratcvx*.

Premiums an payable quarterly, semi-annu-alix or annnally. Every information, aad printel pamphlets, containing information, will be cheerfully furnished br. Al tERT LANGS. Ayemt.

April 1851-19-1?

G. STEPHENSON, M. D.» PHYSICIAN and 8UROEON, TKRRK-HAlTF. IN'OIAJTA. on Market stree Hotel.

J. T. WALL, XL

Terre-Haute. Drc. 54,1S31-31 tf {Journal ropy.]

dektistIy."1""

AIXLN' LATHAM,

DENTIST,

\T7"OULD resprctfully,inform the citizen* VV of this city and vicinitv. that helia^ permanently located in Terre-Haute, 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 elyiT-Ovcrll. «fe J. Ross store, on Secoud 'Street. Persons who efer it, will be ws"t at their residences *&

November If 1911-49

less by previous arrangements

O* Agency for itv.

FOIL of superior qual-

Terre-Haute, April 23, '51-19-ly

C3D 030. CSS 3D. Partnership

otice.

WILLIAMS has' associated with him, in

\R. J. A. WILLIAMS has the practice of MKD1C1XK, fcc., Z. HOLLINGSWORTH, M. D., either of whom may hereafter be found at the residence of Dr. W.

Thankful for former patronage, the new firm hope hy strict attention, to still niorit a full share of the public patronage.

WILLIAMS & HOLLIXGSWORTH.

Oct. 15. 44-tf

1 N I i\ S A I S TO

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

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

FASHIONABLE

HAT AND CAP STOKE. National Roadst.a few doors east of thr rot Officc. Sign of the "BROWN HAT."

THE

subscribers would respectfully inform the cltironi« of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country, that they have just opened a large and superior assortment of Hats and Caps, which they ate prepared to sell at the loweat Cincinnati prices.

... ..

STANLEY & HARBERT.

Terre-Haute, liid., Scpt. ?U, j851-dg K. W-i SMITH. **0. F. SMITH.

SMITH & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

.,. Xational Road Street, Terre-Hautk Ind. March 20. lr50-14-tf

CHANGED! HANDS.,

THE

undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Terre-Haute aitd vicinity that ho has purchased the entire stock of Isaac M.Ray, at theold stand of the R. and R. corner. He will use every exertion to keep on hand a full and geueral assortment of Groceries and Provisions of every description that the country affords. Fr.jni this time henceforth, the proprietor intends to make this corner the general deposit of all the necesaiies of life.

JAMKS M. RIDDLE.

September 2,1851-ddcw-tf. W. W. EARLY, & CO.,

Forwarding & Commission Merchants,

T-K It R-?I ,\ nK, INDIANA. March 12, 1851-13-tf DlAVID HARTS0CK,

Losses Promptly arid Liberally Adjusted. Readj with every thing his line, and a P. S.—The subscriber, acting as Agent forj

S. H. POTTER.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 2l,-l851-6-tf

FIREJtEN AND MECHANICS'

DIRECTORS.

David

White, %1«» W. McEee

C. T. LODGE, %«^SAKCEL M. STRAPcr, N. O.

WrLLtAKS,

zur-™ "P."

HAS

W. N. HAMILTON, Agont.

fitted tip a splendid open front estah lishmcut, one aoor west of the Post Of-

for the purpose of carrying on the Clothing Tailoring business iu all its branches. lie

fice, for the and will always be on hand to give good bargains, and to executo all orders in liis line with promptness and fidelity. A stock of ready made clothing for men aud boys, is kept on hand, which is warranted to be of the latest st^le, good material, and prices that will defy competition.

Ilir Call and see

Tcrrc-Hautc, Mav 21.

NEW JEWELRY STORE. E. L. CRISHER has just returned from the East with an entire new stock [of Jewelry, Watches, Breast-Pins, Finger-

nt 8 oc

ipauy, has a personal I COilfa «IK'.

the Utica Insurance Compauy, has a personal] ctors and officers, and has no hesitancy in recommending it: mtty.

knowledge of manv of the directors and offi- beJiopea to merit a fair share of business. rthas no hesitancy in recommending it EF Clocks, Watches, «tc.f repaired at short as one of the best in the country. notice. Mending done

prrseiit« ..

cs,e,J1?1

Tcrrc-Haute, Doc. 24, lt?5I 2-tf

xt'A

Insurance Company, Madison, Indiana.

Painter, OlazUr, and Paper Hanger,&

Dcjtk,

I^WASHIXOTO.v Thokas,

the west side of Fourth Street, first bui.ding north of Main street.

hk»3»

,«•»».

Terre-Haute, May 21, 1851 dtf __ W. D. Jolins on,1

MD® MO) SUOMiillil,

One Door Strath of the Eagle Oroeary, ea 4 th tt. Repairing done on short notice. Terre-Haute, June 13, 1351 -dtf

TEHRE-HAFTE MAEBLE DEPOT.

PEA Lira tN

VERMONT AND ITALIAN MAHBLB, Fourth St., between VAbash and Ohio Sit (soctb or

TTI* MST-fimct,}

TERRE-HAUTE. TND.

TT At his Marble Yard will be furnished on short notice and at reasonable prices, HeadStones, Monuments, Obelisk*. Spires, and every article in his line.

ET All work done in superior style. June Id, 1851-d&w

O'KEIL'S FASHISUABLE HAIR DR2B8IH0 mm rwr Fourth St., First door South of ths National Road. "Where he hopes, by strict attention, to merit a sham of public patronage. Sharing, Hair Catting, Shampooing, Ac., tc.

Nor. 12,1 %l-4etfMb«X

of years, there-!

by •ocuring the benefits of a Saving's Bank aad 1 sa^ia f*nitwlain

W. S. COOPER.

Badding. side af^Market. and North

of ParriMotan's Corner.)

Wholesale Dealer ia Sotions aad FANCY GOODS, TO-WIT: ?nftons, Combs, Threads, Hosiery, =,=.• S Glorea -4 Soaps, Lace Goods, Perfumery. Cutlery, mud Trimmings gratTallr, and in fact every thing usually kept to a Fancy Goods and Nation esubliMtnsut, to which the trading public are inritod to «aJ! and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

December 31, 1851-3-tf

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS. TEIJREIIUUTE BUSINESS CARDS. I BALTIltQX* LOCK HOSPITAL: -J \v

Removal and Settlement. ROVlCRMAX & large aed

w-itdw Ws-Pr»f-i^«n«l wrvi«rj one 6rih«-lr old stanii woitJti 1&KSU3 to see to the citisenf orTsrrr.Hiiiute aqil vidaity.- -j iheirfriciras ^nd at thoir Nrw stor*. TPr* Office on' Market- t"t. Town Hall.

ftr*t door south of tlicl jiw set of Books, they

'i West site PHbfit Sqnnrc,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, h^Kt -i .,ii \-\roULD respectfully ssYiounM WtWCttiiins of] ThitKIv-HAL I Jy, I.NP. Ten*-Haute, aud vicinity, that he hi? lakes .««) -yjKtXC .IrslroiuW •'.iwHiHceuf stock of Fancy »nd office at tlie }?outh Ea«t cwrf'r tf MarVft fnd Ohio jj Domr street (lower room in Johnston's ct-nitr} where he may bt fjund at all tiaaes diiriug the dij fxeept prof«a siouall* absent. r? Room* at the Prairie House, where he may 15* found at nipht.

January 7, 1So2 4-tf

"ssr-

H. R. 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 patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. No Credit

N. B.-

tl,?r

would bp pleast-d if those knowing thomsclv-s indeht *j vi, wo»ill Call »ud tuakr lituncdif U' scviltuteul. "1 ir?* Old accounts mJ?t be closed.*1 Decemlier-W, 1%1-S.Mf

GREAT BARGAINS.

rtearly opposite Bro'wifr Otteher lC, JWl diy E. LE3EURE A BROTHER

Domestic l?ood!» bffjre our next iitipoi taiioiiM rite, Ww wil sell at very jqtfatly reduced price*. Purchasers will cousult their interests by looking through the stock before purchawnnf elsewhere.

January lfl52-5-3uiVf

J. BRITTOX. M. 1. A8HLTY. BRITTOX ifc CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

TERRE-ITAUTE. INDIANA. N. B: Cash paid for Wheat. Barley. Flaxseed, Rye, Corn, Oats, Timothy aud Clover Seed', and Fenthers, at "their Warehouse, comer| w^rntin\hrHospftals of'Lw.dou. l'aris, Phlla of First and *mVv:s, Cariaiba in delpUia. and elsewhere,

REMOVAL OF THE BIG BOOK. W. H. BUCKINGHAM,

HAS

removed his stock of Books and Statioxsry, to No. 3. PHCENIX on National Road street, wher« be invites his old friends and the public to call and examine his large stock of

Letter and Cap Paj)tr. cheap Pullkatlons Ovid mid Steel Pens, Envtlvpts. Inks. Quills, dx. a Isrjje supply ofMcCrea

H°

given for operations) un-

IMnc*k \n^Vancy colo^1 ?riutinic"Inks, ry together with every other artiolein the Stationery lino, which will be disposed of at reasonable prices.

Oct. 32, 1351-1 fi wtf

CBX8HER

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ^aiionalJl^a.diitt., North of the Court House, Teiuuc-Haute,

HAVING

Indiana.

"j^S prepared at all times' prepared at all tim.*s to repair CLOCKS and WATCHES, and make them correct time pieces. Work warranted.

N. B: One or two sjood Journeymen wanted. Decetubcr 31, 1851-3-tf

S. S. FREEMAN,

Watchmaker and Jeweler

removed his establishment to No. 4, Phtrnix Row, invite* his friends aud customers to call and examine an entirely new sad fashionable assortment of

Watches,

Jewelry and Fancy Goods,

the largest assortment In tho placc—of the vary latest style and the lowest prices. Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watch es and Jewelry.

November SG, 1 Ral-30 tf

15. IX. CORXWIiLL,

EAST OF THE SQUARE,

HAS

iust- received a general stock or Goods for GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL, which will be made to order, at short notice, and warranted.

The stock consists of various Broadcloths, Black, Brown, Blue and fancy color.® Cassimeres and Vestinjys of all kinds Shirts, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, etc., «fcc., te.

His garments will bo fashionably aud substantially made, and his prices graduated to the lowest living mark,

O* Call nnd oxamiuc the Stock and leave your measure. B. H. COR.VWELL. Terre-Haute, March 17, 1B52-I4*tf

Jons Lioorrr, JV'cir Or!tana

Ja«. IleiTTV, Cincinnati.

A. Trowmudoc, Cincinnati.

BEATTY, LIGGETT & CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

CORNER

MAO \7.INE AXn LAFAYETTE STREETS,

NEW ORLEANS

APVANcrs M.\ir.

on" co.vsh :'.mcnts to us

MORGAN & BRUCE, No. 28 Front Street, CrXCLWYATL O.

JTovcmber ^ST,. I8fl-48-to ap. 1 ... -it

DISSOLUTION.

ri^HE Co-partnership heretofore existing 'inJ- der the firm of MORGAN, HALL fe BRUCES, of Cincinnati, nnd BRUCES, HALL A MORGAN, of New York.isby mutual consent dissolved.

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

-S.

JOBS

HARTSOCK.

51 °,3-tf

JOHN S. MORGAN, H. BRUCE JR.,

.•«.

DUDLEY HALT.. I E. M. BllUCE.

Cincinnati, November 6th, 1051.

S. MOROAN. ."j*#, *.

it.

BRUCE.

vO-Partiiorsliip.

rT^HE

undersigned have formed a Co-Partner-ship for I he transaction of :t General Commission and Forwarding Business, in Cincinnati, under the firm of Mono

& Br.rcr,

JOHN

MORGAN,

,V- .. E. M. BRUCE, T- No. 26 Front Stueet. Ciuciunati, Nov. 12, lH51-48-to ap. 1

M. A. HE1.M.

HUM?! & H1S.M,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

CORXEB COMMERCE AND LAFAYETTE STS., .... NEW ORLEANS.

ATOTICE—The firm of Overton. Chixm fc IN

Co., was dissolved on the 1st August.

If In A

MEMBERS

N 0 E 0

Furw'inlir^ and Commission Merchant,

'-o Corner of Common and Ijafayrttt ttreets, N'EVV OKIiEAXS, nertn

to ffif-*.'

Jacob P. Early, B- Mr.Keert, .Akx. MfOrrgcr.,, L. %Varrtn. J. H. Turner, Sept. tfl. 1851-11-6m pd-?.0O

LAXIER &. ROSS,

(TCCCESSOBS TO BET03T t.Wttl.

FOR WARDING ft CtW KI8SIDN MERCHANTS, Packet Landing, Railroad Depot and Wharf, MADISON, IND.

Rr*rat?»ci!»—Blvthe Holland. T. A. Morris. Kirland fc Fiagibliou, Indianapolis D. White, Madison.

Octobcr 20. l?5l-lG6mpd

OH OCR HIE S.

O W I I

Tobacco. Nails

O'NEIL.

ETT.AW

HULMAS,

AREnowroceivitig»h*'ir

sprimr stock, con-

SKCKET DfSEASKSH

Gonorrlwa, CK-vt,. fUrf.tire^emincr vTe^no?,. in «he I.wi«s, A?ecti6tf#«| thr Kidneys and

f' those peculiar ariwHie "fTuT Habit. i.*rtieul«rlf^^Uie youtlt, of4*t) scHSHl^hiili, if not cured, pro.luce Co?sTri i.Tlo,,*i- l't«ii iTY, ru-drr-M «KKi*(iS 1 Hrtmnnt.E, and iu the rutl, d**Ub)S buth Miki and Bour. roxrso ares.

Ksperially, who havr Vocme tlie victims of solitiry vur. ihal ilres'dfulsiiddeito'uotiv'e'hf\Wt, which *BBUally swrepa tvau tiutiiwciy pj-ave, thou«»ad* efyouac ii,* most 'Siltid tnlectsan^)rilll»rl iitelU-*V 1 who uiisht ..gthei.-.vise'hi-.vr i.ir*ned lisienuiK ."-'en-t ate* irlih il«- M-undrrs 11 elvtiiirnc'. or waki-d tacy the liviuslyre. may call \vith ftill ronfid'-'Ucc, :, MARRIAGE* li

Married or (hose cintemfMtiic m»rri*re, HiU^ «W)*ret»f physk-ifi wrakB'-M, iln.uldimci«dl»UIjl tonnult Di. J. aiiu be restored to prrfcct

I)R. .lOHXtJTON.

nr\f» So. 7 SOUTH FREDRICK ST. 1 Ih, door from Baltimore street. East fide up the steps.

Tr'f^ Be particuUT In uhaet'vln« the mmc and ?«i *cc,oryou will mistake the place. a cure warranted in a few days,*

Tik*"oTf .-.—l'r.Johston'a Oflico

la hi* dwellla#/

up tit tur'. His very extensive practice is cietii cnarantee that he 1* tho only pryper Itiyslciaau to appl*. tj &

DR. JOHNSTON,^

McrnVr of'tlir Royal College of Surp-ons, London, craduate from ana of the most eminent Cullrgrs of thai Uaiicd St l«:s, and tho freatrj^art Uwhvsc life hta tali of Lomlou, l'aria, Phlla-'-ha* effected somo of the mos astonishing cures that were ever known. Many trott* hied with rJnfliip in thvears and head when asleep, great nervousness, belnp alarmed st sudden sounds,' and liatl'fUlneiit, with frequent blushlnp, itltMN' sometimes with drransrmsat of mlad. were enMKr' imniwlivtely.

A CERTAIN DISTASE.

When the misguided and Imprudent votary of pie* a A or# finds he has imMbed the seeds of this dlssast, it too. ., often happens that an llUlmed sense of shame, or dread cf disco very, deters him from anplytnf to thosa llur, tan alone •rapappearance,^ *Uch as uIP-rated sor* throat, diseased nvst, nocturnal paina iu the head Utd llmhs, dlmntss of slght,^ deafuess, the sHin, hours and arms, hlotheaj un the head a&d far#, and extemstles, profress oa^

oreau ci uiscovory, aeiers mm irom anpt7us who, fr-m eduritlnn and wspeetabtlHy, tan hefrl«ud him, dclaylae until the constitutional toms of this horrid dlsracc make their appea

mouth or the l^ciii-ii of the nosi* fall in. an«l the vlclinu of this awful disease lie come* a hviTid oUect t-f eem* mtseration, till dcatli puts a period to Ms dr«adtul|v. sufferings, by sending himtfi"ih»t bourne whrnrs a«#« travelermtums." To sucji, thereforei Ur. JOHXbTO.Nt jloilges himself to observe tl»e most Inviolable serre-L cv and, from liis »\tenslvo prartlce in the first hos-s pitals of Kurope and America, he can confidently re-s commend a xi.tr aud spcody cure to the unfortunate':' victim of this horrid disease. Kts a melancholy far.tthat tliousnnds fall victims to this horrid disease, ins to the unskillftiluosa of those who, ly the use opthai deadly poUcu, mercury, ruin the constitution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an untlipe-j| ly grave, or else make the residue of his life miserable.-

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Yonne men who ha\-e injured themselves by rcr-, taiu nrarlice liuiiilged in when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or at school— the effects of which »ro nlfihtly lelt, even when asleep, and if not cured, renders marriage iiuiossUil», andf destroys both mind and body.

What a pity a younjt ii.on, the hope of his country,. and the d&riiug of his parents, should he snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life by ihe coinequen ces of deviation from the path Of nature, snd lndul-j King in certain secret habit. Such persons, befurea conteuinliilius

MARRIAGE.

should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requsltes to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without thci-e, the journey through lifo beconjes a weary pilyrimare. tne prospect hourly darkens to the view—the mind becomes shadowed^ with despair, nnd filled with the melancholyreflet'tlOD that the happinrss of another becomes bilfhU'd with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY., Dr. J. addresses yomip men, snd allwhohsve injured themselves by private and improperindulyenccs.,,

These aie somo of tho sad and melancholy eff« cts produced hy early habits of youth, vis Weahncss of the Back and Limbs, Pains In the Hend, Dimness of, Siftht, Lois cf Muscular Power. PalpKiulon of tbn. Heart, Dyiipepila, Nervous Irritability. Dersngements

UiKe*tIvo Kunctions, of Consumption, fce.

of the Uipe*trvo Kunctions, General Ucbitity, Kymv umpUon, &C. i, Mrntauty.—'The fearful effects on the mind are

toms

much to be dreaded Loss of Memory. Confusion of Ideas, Depression of .Spirits, Kvll Korchodinas, Aversion to Society, Seif.Distrnst.Lovc of Solitude, Timid--, ity, &c„ are some of the eyils^rodufed. .... ..,

Tiiot «4M» of persons, of all apek, can uuw Judpsf what is the catise of their decline iu health. Losing, their vigor, lieconiinp weak, pale and emaciated, havofc a lingular »iipcaranceaMn« tne eyes. Oou*h andfyniptoms of Concumptinn. Tliis remedy h&s restored hundreds to heslth after every other uksiih have failed..

Maxir.D Ptsso», or tlics: coutrmpUtin^iaarriatte,, being aware t.f physical weakness, should Immediately consult Dr. J., snd be restored to pefect health

All Surgical operations performed. N. B.—Let no false delicacy prevent yon, but spplyf Immediately, either persontlly or by letter. Is

Skin diseases speedHv cured. P" OFFICE, No. 7, KOUTH FHEDER1CK STBEST,

IUltimoric, MAHYLANK,

TP^ Jttl UUm mutt bt Pout tnid. Tr^» The remedies cuu be sent to any part of the United States. r-

Teriu-Haute, Dec. IT 1631-Myt,t^.j

Osage Orange Plants-Hedge Fences| Perpetual.

TE5.sk EMRHEE, of Belmont county, Ohio, prof 1 ]oses to furnioh fnrmers and others, with sny, quantity of thrifty 0**g* Orange Plant*, delivered,, at this place next spring in time Tor setting out. Pull, diroctlons will sc.eoinpany all sales. The price wiltf be $G 00 per thousand, »nd a thousand will set 00 -rods of heder. Orders left with D. S. Danaldson. wiu b| attended to promptly.

Terre-Ilnute, December 04th, IMl-fl-lf

...

•'.iLMES'bett Knm!v Plonr.the best article.in th«

market, alwvys for sale by. OROVJCKMAN* A ROrUNT.,

CHISM.

of the late firm. Will continue

the Commission and Forwardingbusiness as heretofore at the old stand, corner Commerce and Lafayette street*, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage heretofore extended to their late firm under the name and stvlc of HELM A CH1SM.

New" Orleans, Aug. 5. 1851-36-wlyr

DOUBLE 'iWliiskov.

LUDOWICI A HULMAlC"'

ARE

now lunntifncturingan article of Double Rfctifiorl Whiftkoy, far superior to any over brought from Cincinnati, and in strength, purity and flavor dccidedly the best ever aold ni this western country. All those who prefer

first rnte article to a common one, for tlie same mouev. will pl« nse call at tho CryeIXJATI STORE. Union Row.

All kindn of Domestic nnd Foreign WINES and LIQUORS, of the best quality, and «t Ci«* ciiinati prices, always on hand.

Terr«-rlaiitc, January 2B, lrfffi-T-tf Hi

NEW' GOODS.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE. The subscriber has just rcceTWo a new supply of Gold and Silver Watch-

CM, Silver .Spoon*, Gold Pint, Finger Rings'. Ear RinifS. C'tiif Pins Locket, Vest and Guard Chain* Pencils, and the best of Gold IVns. Steel anil Fancy Goods.

CUTLERY—Consisting of fine Pocket and Hunting Knives, and REVOLVERS. ft peck* and cases. Gold and Silver, Plated anl Steel Frames, to suit all eyes, CLOCKS, of different kinds and prices.

Watches repaired in the boat worktoMwilw manner, and warranted. JACOB K. cmsnER.

O* Shop, 6rat door West of Farrington'a Block, and North of the Square. December 31, 1851 3-1

Valuable Property for 8ale or &ent.

rWISH

S|m*l Paddock,

•istiog of a full as*ortmi*nt of Groceries «f| njtoated my store house, (lately consumed by all kind* fire.) and a verv elizible aite'for nu.Tcanti£»

Glass. Learner.! business.

4c.. tc., all of which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. C%11 at the Cincinnati Store, Union Row.

March 3, lS52-12-tf L.Jc H.

Pickles Pickles I!

anil mired Ficktes, for family o»e, Jast re-1 eehred aad tor sale »t

KIDDLE'S H&S

aesnannoe

P1JTK-EYE,soand,York.

Ctruer.

Tomato Ketchup.

ALSO,

Herrntlcally sealed Tomatoes la "^aBs. ifi "VXrZ have constantly oa cxcelleat article for sammcr use, for sale at W VertSTAh WH15KEV I DOLE'S

A 8 Corner.

to sell mr residence in Terne-Hante, situated in the Vorthern portion of the city. This property is located at the intersection of tho Street known an the Lafayette Road andjv Fifth street, one of the most- eligible pointa fof business in that part of town.

The property consists of a good and substantial two story Brick House, containing eight|:' rooms, besides an excellent kitchen snu celler and his attached a wood-house, iee-hoii«e amoke-honse. atable, cow-honse, barn, cisteru, and an excellent well of water. This property" embraces about an acre of ground, aud has fine large garden, shrubbery, fruit trees, tho whole being in the most perfect repair, and oao of the mot desirable residences in Terrs-Haute There is also a fine building lot, on which was (la?( fire,) and a rery eligible site for rocrcanti

To a person who desires pleasant r*»idonee, and a g- od stand for business, no better opportunity has been presented for its possesion in Terre-Hante.

For particulars and terms, apply in Growerman Bourne. RICHARD BL'V^E, March 3, 1852-l2-3w ?-eu'f

Candies and Confectioneries. /"tO^SI£Tl!fO of every descrtptloti of plala a»d fan.

xOt&W6S. VJ cy Candles, P«(i» aud m^sy other 4'lUales

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