Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 October 1852 — Page 3

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Franklin Pierce.

We hardly know whether to be amused or gti ed at some of the ,absurd charges made by some the Whig papers against Franklin Pierce. We are amused at the ridiculous absurdity of the charge«, and grieved that public sentiment will ftfr a moment sustain those who so unscrupulously manufacture false accusations against so pure a man.

There lives not in tfii* Union, a Statesman, or man in any public capacity, of principle more cor rect, of mind more pure, of heart more sincere, and of character mpre unblemishable than Frank lin Pierce. Ilia talents are of a very high order, fully equal to the duties of the position for which he is a candidate. His sentiments are liberal and generous his private life is spotless and pure be yond all suspicion .*—he is not ambitious of office —had he been* he might have passed his whole life, from maturity until the present hour, in public office.

He has peculiar qualifications for the ofBed of President he is uncommitted to any factions or clique, or sectional interest he will go into the Presidential chair untrammeled and he has the in dependence of spirit to retain his freedom: he is a man of decision, of firmness, of unswerving ad herence to the right and the true Lis administration will prove, we have no doubt, a judicious, prosperous, and happy one we shall feel honored in aiding to place such a man in the highest office in the gift of the nation.

No man ever presented by the democrats as a candidate for President, has offered to the Whigs so impracticable a mark to shoot at the arrows of detraction fall harmless at his feet, the shafts of malignity re

and of truth with which he is girded: not. one of the charges made against him lias been sustained or can be sustained by the merest apology of evidence he stands before us, a candidate for our suffrages, every way entitled to our confidence. He wili be elected, most triumphantly elected, and then few and far between will appear those who will acknowledge they ever opposed him.

Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit

We publish in this number Judge Eckel's Circular, and bespeak for it a ca*reful perusal. While his competitor has been stumping it through the District, the Judge has been quietly attending to the duties of bis office, believing that Judicial station should not be sought after by the usual course of electioneering. Not until his competitor had issued a circular, and spread it broad cast over the District, in which he assumes the false and untenable position that the question "OUOIIT FAITTY ROUTIOS TO EKTER ISXO THE JUDICIARY" is at issue in the election, and invokes the people to decido it in his favor on tho ground that he is opposed to a party Judiciary, and by inference his competitor in favor of it did Judge Eckels consider it his duty to appeal to the public, and in doing so, has strictly confined himself to the question at issue, and having demonstrated tho fallacy and absurdity of his adversaries argument, is willing to leave it to the voters to decido who shall be elected to this responsible and laborious office. Wo shall not part with Mr. Hughes so easily wo know him too well, and cannot, consistently with our duty as public journalists, permil him to palm himself off upon the voters of the Sixth Judicial District, as a man suitable to the grave and serious rc5Pon8'k'''t'C8 Circuit Bench. Mr. Ilughes has been known in tho limited circle of his acquaintance, as an ultra, hot hoadod, democratic politician, but never had sufficient weight of character to command the confidenco, or to secure the respect of his party., In 1846 he tried to obtain tho nomination of the democratic caucus for Judge of tho ftionroe C«r cuit, against Judgo McDonald but tho Democrats would not touch him, and the consequence was, he received TWO VOTES only, for the office. Subsequently he was a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney •of tho Monroe Circuit, and although it was a democratic district, ho was beaten over a thousand votes by

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Mr. Hester. In tho winter of '48 and 9 he was a candidate fur Secretary of State, but the party again refused to endorse him, and he was consequently defeated. At tho ensueing session of the Legislature he was a candidate for Agent of State, with the same bad success: last winter ho was a candidate before tho Democratic State Convention for District Elector, but was again defeated. How far his present position may bo traceable to his bad success in his aspirations, for office, is not for us to dotermino, but we shrewdly suspect that if tho members of the Convention had duly appreciated his groat worth and conferred upon l.im tho office he aiked for. that of district Elector, that tho world would never have heard of his opposition to the nomination of Judges by Conventions, and he would have been spared the necessity of publishing his own fitness for a station he haa not the least pretension to tho requisite character, creditably »o fill. We were a member of the State Convention with Mr. Hughes, and we know that he never opened his mouth against tho policy or propriety of nominating Judges there: it was not until after his own pretensions had been set aside, and he had been in communication with certain Whig lawyers, that he conceived the d«M?n of attacking his party through their nominations for the Judiciary, and of announcing himself as a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge: we know that he waa in correspondence with certain Whig lawyers of thia place before his announcement, and he foolishly supposes that It is in their power to transfer to him the Whig vote of this part of tho District. Such a thing cannot be done there I# too much intelligence, too much self-respect and sense of propriety among the tnasa of the Whigs to permit such a scheme to be successfully carried out: Hke those who were willing to profit by Arnold's treachery, they love the treason, but loathe and despise the traitor. One of the first thing* done by this

candidate for Judicial honors, was to annoonce himself in speech at Whig ratification meeting In thia Town, and the next thing waa to write and publish a scurriSons anonymoua article, of this paper1 Would he not make a Arras a Judge,

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bound ineffectual from the polished armour of purity ^dldste for Sheriff of Vigo, at the October election .r „.:.u ...u:_L. t.. ... -»r «u~ IV« »rn

to come out by certain lawyers in Martins,

viile and Bloomington, in order to have him effectually tised UP-

if so, their wishes will soon be consummated that Mr. Hughe, will be the

worst beat man la the State. ipree Meeting.

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natt* a number of the cltiww of GUI

SnnW. iSSC a^mWed ta the

Towaehto, fcelltean e*Mrtjy» September, TMTA of fTW®3ri MtitaUttf

e«Kllato to

1 uf Cabmwts* Gb***A3V*** county»««»« wfw*" Qium ftMottttad Secretary called to «h» Ceeaer, XOAliSTLLlVAX *H tbe aaeeting

Jf* oSTKSd St rather Bwdswtt, Wag called

In lht T»w«'ll«l» Journal. for

Mr. K-1*« «e*

Sullivan oeeaty a»y boat« w.

Ja*. B. Wllb, Wtaf »Msd

Cauditates Department Sullivan County Candidates.

JJ" We *re authorized to announce WILLIAM A 1*301', »f Carlisle, aa a candidate for

i( the October election.

Connty.JjTreaaurer

4 Common Fleas Judge.

counties of Owen, Greene, Sullivan and Clay

of Sullivan

li"We are authorized to annoance GARRET CON S OVER, of Owen county, as a candidate for Judge'of the Court of Common Pica*, in the

circuit

Jjr'We are authorized to announce LYNAS A. BURJfETT aa a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing (kction.

CLERK OF VIGO CIRCUIT COURT.

XT We are authorized to announce TIIOS. I. BOURNE 4 a candidate for Clerk of the Courts of Vigo at the )etober election. ur We are authorized to announce ANDREW WILflNS as a candidate for Clerk,of the Vigo circuit court.

June 30,1852. XT We are authorized to announce BISHOP W. 06BORN as a candidate for Clerk of the Vigo circuit court.

June 30,1852.

VIGO COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce JACOB JONES as a ctndidate for Judge of Common Plea* of Vigo, at the (etober election.

SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce JAMES II. NELSON, Fayette Township, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at be ensuing October election

are

authorized to announce I. M. DAWSON as

authorized

to announce WALTER S. COC

We are authorized toaunounce WALTER S. COOPER a a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the October election.

TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce N. F. CUNNINGHAM «a candidate for re-election for Treasurer und Collccto. Vigo, at the October election.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

P" We are autiiorized to announce JACOB HESS as a ondidnte for re-election to the office of County Commisfioner for the 3d District, at the October electTbta.

O* We are autiiorized to announce ROBEIiT WIIARRY it a candidate for County Commissioner, for the 2d district Jjr* We lire authorized to announce LEWIS H. DAVIS a candidate for County Cotnnilasioner, for the 3d district. 0*We are authorized to announce PHILIP RANI0LPH, of Linton Township, as a candidate for County (ommiiuiioner, in the 3d District iCr We are nulhoelzed to announce SAMUEL W. PMUNDS as a candidate for re-elcction for County toinmissioner from the first District.

COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We are autiiorized to announce JAMES OAKEY of larrison Township, a* a candidate for County Surveyor, the ensuing October election.

We are authorized to announce ROBERT ALLEN as {candidate for County Surveyor, for Vigo, at the October action.

ASSESSOR.

We nro authorized to announce JOSEPH E. JONES as (candidate for Assessor of Harrison Township at the (etober election.

KT We are authorized to announce MICIIAEL MYERS \t a candidate for Assessor Of Lost Creek Township. tr We are authorized to announce J. L. GREEN as a tudidate for Assessor of Novins Township.

JOHN FAHNESTOCK, Designer and Engraver on Wood,

CBco in Plicunix Row, over Buckingham's Book Store.

If, apatch. CAIX ANB KXAMINK SPE01MKNS. tl'All orders by mail promptly attended to.

Sept. 10, '52-50-tf ______

ELECTION NOTICE.

sfATK OF INDIANA, ,, .A C'ouuty of Vigo, Stole of Indiana, to the Sheriff'of *aid County,GittTiNa:

?t!KSUANTgive

to the laws in this case proviJod, you are

raqulrmi to notice that at the next general elecbu $ tho State of Indiana^ tho following officers are to Uch#cn to-wit: One Governor, one Lt. Governor, ono ^kreory of State, one Treasurer of Stato, ono Auditor of SatP,i ue Keporter of decislous Of Supreme Court, one Oerki Suproine Court, Jour Judges of Supreme Court,

SI icrlntendent of Common Schools, one member of (bugr ofto Judge of the Circuit Court, one Judge of tk* Co rt of Common Ploase, ono Senator in State Legislated, reo liepresentatives in State Legislature, one Proswitiu Attorney for Circuit Court* one Prosecuting Attenet or Common Pleas Court, one Clerk of the Vigo Crcui Court,one conuty Treasurer and Collector, one &erU one Coroner, tiiree couuty Comlssioners, one to be ttosel from each Commissioners district, one Couuty &fve< r, and eleven Assessors, one to be chosen by votes «iy a each township.

I hs had uo law in relation to the Assessors but learn tht

:h is tho law from the papers. iVitness my signature and the seal of mid Court j.| at Terre-naute, this 4th d^ of

St|tE OF INDIANA, County of Vigo, 88. n#. qualified voters of the County aforesaid, are here I notified to meet at the usual places of holding fictiws ia their respective townships on the second Tuesd? ofl v.tober, then and there will proceed to fill tho severnamed in the above order.

10, *52-50- te.

THE

composed of the

For Jndge of the 6th Judicial "District. We are authorized to annoonce JAMES HUGHES, Esq., of Bloomington, as a candidate forjudge of this Judicial District.

STATE SENATE.

We are authorized to an nonce MICHAEL COMBS, of Clay county, aa a candidate for the State Senate.

FOR~THE LEGISLATURE.

O* We are authorized to announce JOHN HODGES a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. O* We are authorize! to announce JONATHAN {OGEES, as a candidate for the Legislature, at the ensuing Section.

ANDREW WILKINS, Sheriff.

H$TTNTQ OF WATER POWER

Sii^kard's Creek, Green County.

,ED PROTOSALS will be receired at the Trustees farre Haute, aaUl the 9Ut day of October next, dating the term of thirty years, of apart of the ~r» 1*1 water of the Wabash and Erie Canal at Stinkard's Cvk pam, sufficient to propel «4U« one ar two Saws as rar bi preferred, together with sufficient ground for the cucnient ose of the same—tho aad-pedOon of the lo»o he fixed by the Resident Engineer, with reference to tlcoaveuient use of the remainder of she power at that

^oooeais will state an annual rent for each Saw, to be without deduction for any lost time from any cause, tb$a* to cat at the usual rate of good water mills,

Be older of the Board of Trustees bj onaer WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer ja-51t3

To Fund Borrowers!

"X "fiERE Interest was dae nod unpaid on the firs* day

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on teaaa from the Staking Fand, die

Mortgaged ta aecartty will be adTertleed ab»at tbe fir orOetober aeat, te be sold on the second Saarday a-camber neat. When not saore than one year's interest, pr te said first day of July, any bed w.and ,nr 4 Mifficieat. payment ef sseh laterest will not he if the borrower* ahali forward this office a written

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Tow Carriage Maanfectory.

I HAYS eoomeacod the Carriage MiSttH Jbetariat b«rtwaa,et w» AV» Sftq», ia North

ef alt ktw4sdow ea Useshoctwt notice.

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JDpening of the Fall Trade,

THE

in prices

AT THE

BtJGRBYE CMS STORE

(NO. 2, UNION ROW.) rapaiviag ti I and Winter Goods he has erer br

undersigned is new ropeiving tho largest aad best stock of Fall and Winter Goodabe baa erer brought to this market all bought from the first hands in Now York, Boston, and other eaatern cities, and on the very bast terms. Consequently he is prepsiied to offer every inducement in tho way of good goeqs at low rates that can be oflered to tempt purchasers. The reputation of the Buckeye for

CHEAP GOODS,

will be more than sustained the coming season. We have never boon able to give as good bargains. Out Retail stock comprises an uncommonly large assortment of all kinda of Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, "Ribbons, &•€., ifc.

Our Carpet Department has been isrgely increased, and affords the greatest variety of all grades, styles patterns of three ply, superfine, extra fine, and fine ingrain Carpets, including the lower grades of Hemp and Cotton do., together with .Drugget, with all widths and qualities, Kugs, Matta, etc., to fie found any where In the western country, and ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.

Also,-12-4,-8-4,-6-4,-5-4,-4-4, and 3-4 Floor Oil Cloths, Matting, etc., Table Oil Cloths of various widths aad patterns. A great variety of Window

Shades, some rich and elegant, Damack Cur tain stufi, and Curtain Drapery, Window Cornice*, Curtain Bauds and Pins, Cords and Tassels, etc., etc. We are also well supplied with a heavy stock of all kinds of Staple Goods including several cases of Boots and Shoes for the Jobbing trade which will be sold at a small per cent above cost. L. RYCE.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 24,1852,-52tf

SALE OF THE NATIONAL ROAD.

pursuance of an Act of the Legislature, approved June 4,1852, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the door of my office, Sn Indianapolis, on the 1st day of October, 1852, at 2 o'clock, P. M., so much of the Nations! Road within this State heretofore ceded to this State by the United States, as has not been granted to any company, together with ail materials to or near the same, ana now the property of the State, embracing that portion of the road between the west lihe of Putnam county, and the west line of the State.

Terms made known on the day of sale. E. W. H. ELLIS, Indianapolis, Sept. 17,1852-ts Auditor of State.

Administrator's Notice.

undersigned, having taken out letters of adminis tration on the estate of Benjamin McCammon, late of Sullivan county, Indiana, deceased, requests all persons having claims against said estate to file them in the Probate [Court] of said Couuty, legally authenticated, wiiiiin twelve months and those indebted to make immediate payment. The estate is probably insolvent.

Sept. 21st, 1852-52w3 ROBERT M'CLUNG, Adra'r.

CAPITAL HOUSE,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

D. D. SLOAN, Proprietor,

THISthe

Establishment is new, and situated in the centre of City. O" An Omnibus and Baggage Car always in attendance to carry passengers and baggage to and from the Depot, free of cnarge.

September 24, 1852-52yl

Every Family should have a copy,"

An invaluable book, only 25 cts. per copy—Man know thytelf.

DBOOK

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

To which is added, receipts for the cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symptom^ and cure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty-fivo cents a copy six copies one dollar will be forwarded lo any part of the United States, by mail, free of postage. Address postage paid, "Box, 196 Post Office, or tho Authorf*38 North Soveuth Street, Philadelphia."

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IFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT, DR. HUNTER win $50 if failing to cure any case of secret disease that may como under his care, no matter how long standing or afflicting. Either sex are Invited to his Private Rooms, 38 North Seventh Street, Philad'a., without fear of interruption from other patients'.—Strangers and others who have been unfortunate in tho selection of a Physician are invited to call.

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

READ AND REFLECT.—The afflicted would do well to reflect before trusting their health snd happiness, and in many cases their lives, in the hands cf physicians ignoraht of IhisMsiass of maladies. It is certainly impossible for one man to understand all the ills the human family are subject to. Every rsspqctable physician has his peculiar branch, in which he is more successful than bis brother professors, and to that he dovoles most of his time and study.

YEARS OF PliAfcTICE, exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of diseases of the sexual organs, together with ulcere upon the body, throat, nose, or Tegs, pains in the head, or bones, mercurial rheumatism, strictures, gravel, irregularities, diseases arising from youthful excesses, or impurities of the blood, whereby the constitution ha4 become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to offer spgbdy relief to all who may placo themselvs under his care.

ID* Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States,— Price five and ten dollars per package. Philadelphia, September 14,1652-52yl -'t

INDIA RUBBER GLOVES, MITTENS, kc.

COUNTRY

Merchants in making their purchases,

should not neglect these desirable and saleable articles. Their manufacture has been much improved recently and they are mado very durable. Particular attention is requested to the

WOOL LINED GLOVES AND MITTENS, They are Indispensable in cold and wet weather. Ladles will find these Gloves useful in any work that will soil the hands, at the same time that they will cure the wont Salt Rheum or Chapped Haads immediately. They are made all lengths to protect the arms and wrists. For sale by Bowea and McNamee, New York Norcross and Towne, Boston John Thornley, Philadelphia E. M. Punderaon and Co., Baltimore Gill and Brother, St. Louis Bart and Hickcox, Cincinnati, and by all Rubber Dealers in the Union.

For sale at retail by Country Merchants throughout the United Statea aad Canada. Sept. 24-52m3

FIAN6 FORTE EMPORIUM,

BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. The most extensive and varied assortment of ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, plain and ornamental, elegant patterns, elaborately carved, and highly finished with Pearl keys, all ef oar own manufacture, and warranted ia every particular, can be found at our Ware-Rooms, 36l Broadway, N.Y.

Sept. 17,1859-51yl BEN NET &• CO.

Fall and Winter Goods! TO-MERCHANT TAILORS

RUFl'S

With every description of «w«oonabie Goods adapted to the trade, to which they invite the attention ef their Meads aad dealers generally. Those who wish to procure the latest styles at the lowest prfcea can find them by caiiing QDOtt 8lt Rcrns K. Cura 4. Co., 53 Maidaa Iaae, N. Y.

August 27,1853*48-3m

100 Piano Fortes.

r. GILBERT CO-*8 New York Ware-Roon*s, 333 .Broadway, corner of Anthony street sad opposite B®ak and Theatre.

WsHEREBroadway

the largest assortment ef PJanos wkk a__ ritimml the celebrated Improved J&rfeaa, may be foond—all of which have the Metaile Frasaa, aad mrt warrmmttd Is «t«W «*f dfcMfe aW^tat urtws sfitfuim*, aad wQI be aaW a# gnmt bmrgmima. By an experience of «d* yrarm rwaHiag la many important la^raveaaeato, die JEakmm hasketm knmgkt ts mftrfecbam mttmimdk! aesCfrers. Nearly 2,000JBoieaa* have IMMB applied, aad th# deemed is rapidly iaeteasiaf. Elegaat Bsmtoir or cottage fHaaos convenient for small roesaa. T. G. A. co Piaaos wfaiinnsf ti tr injrrfrr

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CLOTHIERS,

E. CRANE & CO., 58 Maiden Lam, New-York. The undersigned are new ©fierinr aa entire new aad oboice Mock of goods adapted te MENS" WEAR, consisting of Cloths, Casstmerw, Vestlags, Beaver aad Pilot Cloths, Trimmings,

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aessaarflsay*—rftwy*aOat. Priceswmem*lieIfoaaAtierw. MM* sappUed at liberal dtrceants. K. H. Wade's and the eatiw catalojjae of Masfc aad Iastrsetioa took* faraisfeed at thit Start at sdUImafe

HORACE WATBKa, Sela Afeat.

Cntlantiy en hand aa «ft«sasi*e aaeertmeat ef seeead baad Ptaaea ia Raseweed asd Mmay essw,

from #30 $154). Second ifcaad iEoleea Pteaes ftJaHHOO to 975—Grand Pianos from $3000 te 7,WtPriaoe &. co*s Meio^wa* fr»m $35 to f$. CarhartsfSS uftM. Guitar* frsao $10 to $75, Jc«.

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FALL OF US2!

E have ia More at this time, oae of the largest aild «w meat complete atoeks of Hardware ever brought to the Wabash market, embracing every article of goods a ear line, which we offer to the publip oa the most favorable terms. Onr Stock has been purchased with a view te pre* caring goods OF THE BEST QUALITY and we causer be'undersold in this place in atfy articieWthe aeats qmmUy. One ef our pertaers is new New York making purchases, apd ia a few days we shall be in receipt of stHl further addfttoaa to onr preaent-aloek. We have en h^ud every variety (emhraelng tibe latest improvements) of

Nails, Window Glass'from 7 by 9"to 20 by 24. Window Sash (Pine) 8 by 10, 16 by 12, 10 by 15, Mineral, Metal and Silver Kaob Locks, Mortice Leeks, Store door aad Stock Locks, Cupboard and Cfos*t do. Axle Pallioi, Butts and Screws, Kuob Latches, Bolts, Window and Blind Springs and Catches, Brass Stair Rods and Eyea, Bell pull# and Cranks, Sash Cord, etc. "r 4, .*•

Iron, Nails, Steel,

Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Coopers, Cabinet Makeia^ Saddlers and Shoe Makers Tools, etc. J^POOK & CO august 20,1852-47if -m No. 1,-Onion Row.

stock of goods in this department is now very complete, and in a few days we shall receive large additions. We have

Mens and Boys fall-back Sadalo.Trees,t -v' •, do do Demlpeak do do. 'Vv do Full and Half-Spanish do do.

SiJe Saddle Trtes, Gig Trees, Japan'd. Brass, and Silver Plated, High and low top Ilames, Patent Leather, |t fei Enamelled Cloth, plain and figured, Drab, Blue and Green Ciotli for Cushions,' .*• Wi.de and Narrow Lace and Fringe, Harness, Skirting and Bridle Leather, Head Lining, Buggy Top Leathfr, Hog and Kip Skia Collars, Morocco Skins, y, Hog skins No. 1 and 2, Lac^and Cjit Tacks, Thftad/all colors, Whips, Lashes, oiuo

Pad do. Stage Traces, Saddlers Silk, Stub Joints,

To Buggy Builders.

have for sale Buggy Springs, 3 to 6 leaf, all widths, Seat and Wagon springs, Buggy Axles, ,1% to 2 Inch, Buggy Irons, all kinds. Felloes 1J£, l}4 "Mfhes, Spokes, Bows, Hubs ti, 7 and inches, Buggy Shafts, do II), 12, 13 inches, wagon, Superior Cbach Varnish, Brass, Plain and Silver Plated Dash Irons, Carriage Bolts, Hollow Augers/ August 20, 1852. J.

Copper and leather Powder flasks,

Shot Pouches, Powder Horns—Double Triggers. Plugs and Nipples,Mainsprings, Wad Cutters,Wrenches. Gunsmiths Anvils, Flint and Percussion Locks

Bullet Moulds, Chorrles,-Sheet Brass. Sheet German Silver—Brass mounting. Melting Ladles, Gun Ribs, Cap Primer^, Gun Wads. Files, Rasps, Bellows, Vices, Game Bags, etc., snd every article required by Gunsmiths or Sportsmen.

BLASTING

WILL

JOIUIS,

Together with every kind of Tool required by Saddlers and a full stock of Stirrups, brass and plated, Bridle BittS, Buckles, Rings, Hooks, Terrets, Pad Screws, Breast and Rein

Snaps,Cotton,Worsted,Straining

und fteiu Wobbing,

Leather Varnish, Spauisb Moss^ef-c. Aug. 2d, '52-47tf J. COOK & CO.

COOK-& CO.

IRON) STEEL, &c.

have on hand a heavy

stock tl PITTSBURGH IRON,

all-sixes, of the best quality. ~f Juniata, Russia, Swedes Iron, Sheet Iroir, No. 16 to 27, .%»«'

Russia do do f" Patent do do Slab Iron, Hoop Iron,—_Nail Rod ditto, Cast, American, English Bllster'and German Steel, Slab Steel from 5 to 14 inches, Fine blued and common 3d'Nails for Lathing, Finishing do., Fence do., Flooring Brads, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10,12,14, 1G, 30, and 40d Nails, made.by the celebrated Belmont Co.,—the best" nail In the West. 6 and 8d wrought iVails,

Wrought'and Cut Spikes, Coil Chains, Chopping Axes of all the celebrated brandy, Broad do., Hand Saws, Chisels, Gougfes, ..r

Hatchets, Hammers, Butts and Screws, Latches, Locks, Spades, Shovels, Grain and Post Shovels, "S, '%.

Trace Chains, Log and Lock ao., Plastering and Brick Trowels, Drawing Kuivcs, Cutting do.,

Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,

Manure and Pitch Forks, Rakiss, Grubbing Hoes, Picks, Mattocks, Hoes, Steelyards, Balances,» Sculo Beams, Brace and Bltts, Rules, Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives, Shears and Scissors, Augers, MillWright do., Bitts,Chisels,Gimblcts, Oil Stones, Hindoston and common do, Iron and Steel Squares, -Curry Combs, Horse Cards, Brushes, Wrenches, *^Iroa Table

and

Tea Spoons, Brass Kettlos,

if Rat and Mouse Traps, Glass Laqferns, ,?{*».' Strap, Hook and Plate Hinges, Iron and Wood Bench -^Screws, Riddles and Sieves, Trying Squares,

Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Flat Irons, Tailors do., Hasps and Staple, Tenter Hooks, etc., etc. Aug.

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1852-47if

J. COOK & CO.

Guns and Trimmings.

SIN OLE and Double Barrel Stub and Twist English Shot Guns. Rifles,Rifle Barrels, 6 Barrelled Revolvers.

J. COOK & CO.

Powder, Shot, and Lead.

Powder—Safety Fuse

Rifle do. whole, and kegs IQ

iTUr"" "10

Shot, of all sixes G. D. S. B., and water proof Caps, for sale by J.

COOK & CO.

aug. 20, '52 No. 1, Union Row.

Shoe Findings.

have for sale a large stock of Men and Boys fine KipandStoga Lasts. Women's fiueand medium Lasts..?*.^ ,m Boot Trees, Pegs, Crimping Irons, r, Calf-d

lf"do-, Kip do.

Spanish ^ole Leather, ... Morocco and Binding Skins, Zinc and Copper points. .« lAiMlhas Millh frill Witt nf nil klnHfl. Aug. 20, 1852. J.

Skins,

tiread, etc., together with fall kltt of alVkin'ds

COOK DT CO.

Cabinet Makers Articles.

AtCeTBLACK Walnut Mahogany, -Rosewood and fcebra Veneers, Mahogany Brauch and Black Walnut Knobs. '..l

Hair Cloth, 16,1#, 30, 22,24, 28,30, and 32 inchcs, Dainask cloth, Sofa and seat Springs. Curled Hail, Spanish Moss. Table, Stand and Bedstead Castors, Brass, Irea, and Wood.

Copal Varnish, best quality—Flowing, do. Glue,Sandpaper etc. J. COOK it CO.

MILI §AWS

FRALEYS'

Hoee. Brlnghurrt and Roebeater, 6^ and

7 feet Ctest £he« JUiB Saws. Also, the same make 6JW[ and 7 feet German Mill Saws. Also, the same make of o, 6}4 and 7 feet Cross Cat Saws, feet Framing Saws, together with a fail aeortmeat iters, Cabinet Makers, Coopers, Butchew, Wood

Stwa J. COOK & CO.

PUMPS.

bate for sate Ine Pomps far Cisterns Famp jChaia l»i aad Inches Ctstfera Curbs 'amp Craal wTubeJag Xead npe^,l Aug. SO, 1852.

Citmia Pgjap Cnab and RoOcrrf Pine and inches.

Double Rectified

WHISKEY.

ar UDOWICI & HULMAN are new —eafarf rteg sa

try. AH those whopreisra firK, rate article far the same saaeey will pksM call at tbs CINCINNATI STOTE,

USiH

B»v-

All kinds ef DemMtle aad Fer^a^ WIjrES AND LlQVOtS, ef the beat (ptality, a»d at Cincinnati fttorn,

^T«rn^B«^f,"jaaaary S3,18SWW

l's Tods, &AX

SUPERIOR Mouae Hole Anvils, Solid Box Viftes, 35 to 90 fcs., Brwed do do CinciBnati aqd New York Bellowa, from SO to 40 inches. Screw Plntea all stzss, 1 Stedgeand Ifand Hammers, Horae Raapsnhd Files, assorts), Hone shoe Nail, extra quality, do Irof), do do Taps for Screw Plates

Terre-Haute, March 36, lS52-Sotf

j. COOK & co:

Ball% Great Western Vegetal* Tonic. FOR THE CURE OF FEVER, AND AGUE.

be found superior to any article of the kind now in use. May bo had at roverman & Bourne's. Prepared aod warranted by -Aug. SO, 1852-47-3m. G. W. BALL.

DR- S, D. HOWE'S

.. SIIAKE.lt SAItSAPARI LL Av(IS QOAST BOTTtSS,) For Purifying the Blood and Curing Diseases.

Read the. following Certificate^ 'y CiaaKKATt, Feb. 7th, 1851. This is to certify that my sister, Mary C. Bellman, was attacked with a disease In the hit), more than three years agtf, which rendered her uttterly nelplesaahatshe was compelled to keep .her bed. All hopes of her recovery were •despaired of. Some %f the most eminent nhysi^iaus In Coringiutou rnd Cincinnati attended her all of whom declared her case a hopeless ono. Passing by Dr. Howe's depot an idea suggested itself, that to try oue bottle of his Shaker Seraapariila could do no harm. Accordingly I purchased one bottle' and before its contents were entirely used she received benefit. I was induced to try another, and another before the lost was used she bad nearly recoir •eted. Now she hss no pain, can walk and has the entire use of her limits. To Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla we attribute this effective cure. It is but a few months since Bhe commenced taking it.: (Signed,) ••*.*. J. C. BELMAN. (Cincinnati Daily Commercial.

Remember'this wonderful and astoulshiug euro waa affected bj the use of three bottles only. DR. S. D. HOWE'S Shaker Sarsdparilla, the great Spripg andSum- ... mer Medicine,

It purifies the blood aad prevents Disesse! It is the only Sarsaparilla that acts upou Hie Liver, Kidnoys and Blood ai the same time, which renders it altogether more valuablo to every oue particularly Femnlas.

Dr.*Mussey, Professor (p the Ohio Medical College, says the Shaker preparations aro truly valuable, and recommends them to the public.

No MKHCOHY—no MINKSAL—no Poisoxotf# Dace In the Shaker Sarsapartila. Remember it is warranted to be purely and entirely vegetable, and as a Female and Fafnily medicine it has up equal.

Be sure you enquire for S, D. Howe'#' Shaker Sarsaparilla, and take no other. **. Quart bottles $1.00 per bottle, or six for $5.

For sale by* BROWNING & WALI^Terro-Haute. J. R.CUNIKfGHAM, do ». 4-" ^VOOD & DONNELLY, do, -VJ Tlf- Ws. BURTON, -do

Ma.JAQUITH, Paris, Illinois.

t-' 'D. W. CONOVER & BRO., Bowllng-Gre«0.

ALSO, •.

For sala is above HOWIES Hygean Hoarhound and Liverwort COUGH CANDY,

Price 5 and to cents per package. DR. S. D. HOWIE, Proprietor, No. 1, College Hull, Cincinnati* Ohio, to whom sit orders must be sent. august 20,13- yl

Gloves and Hosiery.

LADIES

and Gents Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, Silk, Cotton and Lisle White Silk Einbroider'd Blk and White Nett Mitts,

Finger'd*

Mctjs' Browa and Mixed CottcSn J,.' For sale cheap at tho

May 31,1853.. PRAIIUE CITY STORE.

E O A

i' M. HAGgR embraces this opportunity of informing his former patrons, and ^the public generally, that he has removed his

Saddlery and Harness Manufactory,

to the frame building, on Market Street, south of Longdon's Livery Stable, where hs keeps a general SADDLERY, HARNESS, BRIDLES,

(formerly Dole's) assortment of S and every thing in that line. ID* All work entrusted to him neatly auu promptly executed.

IS MR. SAMUEL HAGER Hss also removed his MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE in,, the front part of the same building. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt and efficient attention.

KICK'S PETROLEUM.

JWOODOIL.

R. CUNNINGHAM, BROWNING &, WALL and & DONNELLY, Terre-Haute,—Sell this new KOCli A remarkable, and real

NATURAL REMEDY

Discovered near Pittsburgh in '49, In boring for Salt, in a well 400 feet from the Earth's surface. DIRECTIONS.—For AGUE: taa-spoonful every three hours, In the absence of the Fever. For SORE EY LS and BLINDNESS: tea-spoonful three times day—also, bathe the eyes. For DIARRHQ3A and FLUX tes-spoouful every three hours, or every hour. For RHEUMATISM: dose three times a day, and bathe and rub well the affected part. For PILE8: same dose, and apply to the tumors.

For directions in other diseases, and for Children, get a Circular. The Oil

Has been Tested, I'

And will satisfy those who try it. O" Priee, 50 cents for pint bottles. 11 M. LYON, Fort Wayne,

SV^lmrmeaU

J. COOK & CO.

Cooper*! Tools.

LARGE stock ef every jescriptiou ef Taob ewd by together with neor barrel, Pork barroT,

A LARGE)

'eg Trass Hoops for sale by J. COOK 4 CO.

Ttrn-BM, Mafdi U. MtMStf

To the

NEW STORE

September 3,18SM9if

()N

V_/

PEHSONS

ARE

jr*

5? A

1 Ladies Blk, Wilts and Slate, Cotlou Ilose, •*.v Mixed am Blk Raw Silk

Sept. 17, 185S-51 General Agsnt

NEW OOODS. Watches, Jewelry, and Silver

Ware.

'fi -i

The subscriber has just received a new supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, gold plas, Anger rings, ear rings, cuff pins locket, vest, and guard Chaius Pencils tand the best of Gold Pens. Steel and Fancy Goods. CUTLEItY—Consisting of fine Pocket aad Hunting

Knives, and REVOLVERS.

Specks snd cases, gold and silver, plaited, and steel frames, to suit all eyes. CLOCKS ef different kinds and prices. batches repaired in the best workmanlike niaoner, and WAsaaNfao.

WANTED—A good watchmaker. JACOB K. CRISHER, First doer west of Farriagton's Block, and North of Term-Haa te, Jane 4,1852-y 1 Court House.

B. H. OORHWELL,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

EAST OF THE SQUARE,

T"AO test received a general stock of Goods for GENTLEMEN'S

APPAREL

HAS

which will be mads to order,

at short notice, aod warranted. The stock consists ef various Broadcloths, Block, Brown Bine and fancy colors Cassimeres aad Vestlags ef ail kinds Shirts, Undershirts iiabdkerebiefil, Cravats, Gloves,

will be fashionably and substantially made,

and his prices graduated te the lowest living mark. Cf OU .md U- suck

CASH STOKE, No. 2, Pfcenli How.

E^ lnvlts the attenUoa ef Cask buyers te eur

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,

Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods.

It ie aradi the largost aad eeaspiete aaseftmeat we have yet broogbt te this asarket Parclissnd ia New York on FREE* terms, we are anaMad te esti at very iowe^ CO^ »»UMU

Awrti K. tm&ha EL & Q. TOUSEY.

... mntmv.

B. & SBOTH, P. D. a

BEINGstreet,pemsaaentir

new located la his new Oifiee ea Ohio 4S(i deer &rteT tin Pe«ic 8qe»fe, will at sdf «toae be ta rmiinwate watf sa Ida paaoMinatl tbiMfs perUlnitig: to hi# prttfeesiet^

N.R lie credit glean fe? openstiensanWas hy yierlena

"rSSSate, NevMsher IS, I^O-7-ly

Ik'

«f Vigo County. AXri GOODS!

which we offer to tho ciUaens of Vigo couttt ,.\V satisfactioa lo all who

One of onr firm is at pnaant Eaet, pnrehasing, and we

arlll be constantly addlug to our present well selected Slock We warrant all oar Gboda to be wliat they are represented, mid vill sell them at the very loumsf prices for cash or trade.

A. & £. TUITE,

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

XSastern and Western Express.

and after Mondav, 15th hist., Adams & Co. will commence running their Express to uud from TorreHaute iu connecUon with their Great Eastern and Wostcrti Linea.

Gold, Specie, Bank Notes, Jewelry, and Packages if every description forwarded undercharge of careful mo?eengerai to any city or town in the Uuited States.

Notes, Drafts, Bills, fee., collected «t roasouable rales Messengers, now run through from Ciucinnuli te Terre-Haute daily they will attend personally to all ordois scut, and dellvor packages by. exprew.

^. S. WOLFE, Agent.'

Terre-Haute^Mftrch 12, l?53-5Mnt3 .'

Toledo and Wabash Express.

No. 8, Phrtsnix Bltek, Natioual Koau Stroc TERKE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

WMlEr

in town may

may be foumi^atlow prices, at 38, lK2-35-tf. i\ S. WOLFFS.

ADAMS & CO 'S

contemplnting housekeeping, will do well to

ctdl ut tho Tcrrc-lluute Qneenswitrc

behold the WOLF.

PETRIEfc CO., PROPRIETORS. THIS EXPRESS by Petrlo & Co.'s DAILY LINE OF PACKETS is now in Operation, connecting \yilh

Livingston, Wells fc Co.'s Express ut Toledo, and Aduuis & Co. st Terre-Haute. All Packages, Bundles, Parcels, Money, A.c., entrusted lo It wilt be forward*! punctually without delay.. Each jacket is provided with uu Iron Safe for tho safe-keeping of money. .•

May i», 1853-3Stf

ORIS WOLD & ^AIRD,

Attorneys and Counselors at Jpw, $ ^TEKTTE-HAUTE, INDIAN^.

J. P^DAIRI), NOTARY PUBLIC, will gtvc prompt"' attention to tlie taking of depositions, acknowledgement,yf deeds, mortgages, dtc.,

ST Office, second story, Phmnlx Block, No. 7. May 7, 1852-32tf

NEW STOVE STORE,

Market Street, td Door North of Phoenix Block.

JOIIN SAYRE,

PLACBS,

JUST RECEIVED an almost endless variety of

Pazlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among his present assortment may be found the Triumph, from Dayton Hoosier Stale and Kentuckian Premiums, from Cincinnati New World, Globe, Atlas, Gladiator uud Cultivator, from Albany, New York. Tbeso ara ull excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves, Most of them intended for either Wood or Coal, and many of them having

TIN AND JAPANNED VVAFTB,

tr Store, oa Market Street, 2d Door North of National Road Street, opposite Farrington's Block, Terr*-Haute, Ittdiam, Jane 25,

TERR

ETHAUTE

ADAMS & QO.

E. S. AtOLFE, -kSi^

FORWARDING AND COMMISSIONS A MERCHANT, TERRR-HAUT12, INDIANA. TP^Y August 20. 1052-47tf

1UCII CHINA TEA SETTS,

JUSTsquare.

received ut the Queeuswaro Store, West side of 111 tho may 14,1852-33-tf.

Qneenswitrc Store, and msy 14-33-tf.

ORO€ERIE)8. LUDOWIEI HULMAN

now receiving thHr spring stock, consisting of a full assortment of Groceries of ull kinds,

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Leather, &c.,

all of which will be disposed of ut the lowest figuro. Call at the Cincinnati Store, Uniou Jlow. March 5,1853,-SM-ly. L. & H.

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

Ol KINDS and slaps of PLOWS 32 different kinds of &\. STOVES: 4 sizes STEAM ENGINES 2 sixes Horse Powetsand Thrcahinq Machines 1 size Wulr's Vegetable Grimier or Corn Uruhher TURNING LATIIKS for Wood or Iron Well and Cistern PUMTO. Al! kinds of Mill and Machinery Cuxtingn Brivsa and Composition Castings Plow'Castings and Plow Points of every kind. All descriptions of

TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WOUK, Hollow Ware, Lord and Sugnr Kottles, Andirons, Sadirons and Wagon Boxes. Also, all kinds of FINISHING cither 4n Cast Iron, Wrought Iron/or Brass-mid'PATTERN MAKING, of every description, at tho above establishment corner of First and Streets.

There are 1\o4ottcr ieorkmen In this country, nor bettor ttodk Used, than wili be found ut tlicso works. Having heretofore received a liberal shnro of palroung", I sliull, in futuro, aim to merit Its couUnuanco. mi

Terro-IIaute, 9, 1851-32-If

GOiillEN

HAVIN

JOSEPH 0ROVER.V

oppoin tuvirv!

/WING rcccivbd nnd opened my entire new Block of

one nc

Foncj

to the public

uud Staple'DRY GOQDS, I now olTor tliom nt unusually low prices for cash. Evory

variety of goods that It Is usual to keep in a well uppoinltHl dry goods store may b« procured hero. plain dress Sill

onutifnl figured and plain dress Silks, figured and plain Bareges, Popllus, fancy book, mull, swiss and dotted Miialin* plain, striped und cross-bsrred Jaconott wliilo nml' lln silk Laces uud Fringes dress Trimmings white SMrls cotton Hoso, »!1 colors Irish Linens blcuched and brown Domexiics, Usd Tickings, Checks, Cotton Yarn*, Boots und Shoes for women, men, boys und children.

Lawns, Do Laiuc*,~nnd Ginghams

Extra fine uud common Siik IJats, Kossnlh nnd Mexican Hats, Looking (Jliases. Tea, Sugnr, iVlolasses,find TobucCO TIKS*8 ate but a fow of t)io many artlclns, which may he purchased for as little money us possible, at *F. NlPPERT'S^CHEAP CASH STORE,

Farrltfgtou's Block, North of tliu Public Squuro. Terre-Halite, June 4, lH52-3fitf r^l£

TWO FIR FT ,R

oue for winter and one for summer.

In his assortment of PARLOR STOVES, aro

Souvenir aod Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or cool, aa alee is the self-regulnthig Col tftyo Parlor. Mr. Savac haa also an eatenstve assortment*^

the

STOVIi FIXTURES, &e.

CABINET SHOP.

THE undersigned wishes te inform -thecitizens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country that they have established theinseive* in this phwe where they expect to keea in ha a in so

Household Furniture,

889A8, BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS,

etc.. efav, all of which MIS warrant to bo manufactured fewn thih-Jt maW6lliilid the workmanship not exceli^J. ^»»PouM&xket

DEUOLf^r

Sect, t. I^M9 iy FERDINAND COO^ -. a. t. ny.im c. w. asaaoea.

BAttBOTJR ft READ Attorneys at Law, W

TERliE HAUTE,

Will pmrtieo their p»«fe*»wu In Vigo an I coonUea. AH business eatrwsted to their care, with prompt a tentkm. Oflfce In No. 5, up stairs. ,. jrpt. |g^»-4a ti

itew Soot asd

BOOT AND SHOE* S(ER *Alfrt

werk

enl5#*«f l» h^m aoatly and |»ei^|

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