Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 October 1852 — Page 3

rcmmon

FOR 1UE JOURNAL.

Pleas Judge. w-

MR. EDITOR —I wish 10 aay a few words to your readers in reference to the election of a Common Pleas Judge. There are now three candidates before the people, Judge Kinney,. Judge Lee, and Judge Jones, and I suppose every voter will inquire, who of those three is best qualified for the station. When he saiirfies himself in regard to that matter he should vote accordingly.

All three of the candidates are whig*, so that only the one question, that in reference to fitness and qualifications to discharge the duties of the office, need arise in reference to them. Politics** course can have nothing to do with the matter.

The Court of common Pleas, is anew Court created under our new Constitution. It has a more extensive jurisdiction given it, than was possessed by our old Probate Court, though it supercedes that Court. If the design of its creation is carried out, it may become the most important Court in the State.

The mere fact that it has probate jurisdiction makes it a very important Court, for probably the whole properly in the State passes, on an average, once in thirty years through its hands. Blunders committed in settling up estates, we all know, constantly give rise to very troublesome and expensive litigation. How important then that he before whom such business is transacted should be a men of abilities and thoroughly acquainted with the system of our our laws.

One great defect in the old Probate system was, that the office of Judge, giving no sufficient support, was never desired by men of any legal abilities or talents, It was consequently given to those, who were incompetent to discharge the duties prop* erly.

If any important legal question arose^therefore, a lawyer was either placed upon the JBench to instruct his Honor in matters of law, or else it was appealed to a higher Court. 1 have myself known the Probate Court, in this County, to delay business half an hour in order to hunt up a disinterested law yer to sit with the Judge.

It was sought to remedy this mischief by giving the Court a more extensive jurisdiction and affixing a salarv to the office of Judge. Shall we defeat the object of this change, and, by putting in the same order of men as before, make our new system as inefficient and as unsatisfactory as the former one?

No more important interests seek the protection of our Courts than those which belong to widows, and children. No more important and difficult branches of the luw exist than those which concern tho duties and relations of Executive and Administrators and Guardian and Ward, yet while you are careful that those who preside in other Court® are men of learning and standing as lawyers, you would place the administration of these branches of the law and the care of these interests into the hands of those, whom you would never think of calling upon to decide in rcfercnce to your ordinary rights.

Of the three candidates for tho office of Common Pleas Judge whose names are before the peo pie, Judge Kinney is the only one who is properly qualified for the office. He is a lawyer of fine legal attainment®, which no one doubts be has ex 4 pericnce ho has presided ably heretofore in the

Circuit Courts and he is a good man. Especially do we need such a man to preside in the Common Pleas Court, at a time, when auch a radical change in our system of practice and our laws of descents has just been ejected, and when wo all have to start out anew, without forms and old-established and well-known rules to guide us. 1 have no hesitation in saying that the office of Common Pleas Judge requires as accurate a knowledge of the law to discharge its duties properly, as does that of Circuit Judge. Taking this as a standard, can any one doubt, which candidate should receive the support of the voters of this county.

I hope this matteir will receive the attention from our citizens, which Its importance demands. Sy

We should not retain the memory of faults we have o»ce forgiven.

H. CORNWELL,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

j£ast Of thb square.

AttlLLA Rope, Heap Cotton U?-•%» gash Cord B«i Cord* c*.- .. TrotUaee

mm 1

A mun with a broken watch would not go to a blacksmith to get it repaired nor would he seek out silversmith to shoe a horse, though each of these prrsoi.s might be perfect in his own trade. If thus in jour common business you seok tho services of those whose training has peculiarly fitted them to do certain things, why not in those matters which nfleet your legal rights act in the same sensible way?

I said before that our new Common Pleas Court miglii become the most important court in the State. If we have a Judge to preside in that court, whose knowledge of the law will enable us to place confidence in his decisions, it will be the court in which all the ordinary litigation of the country will be conducted, and our Circuit Court will only be called upon to entertain suits, in reference to matters, over which the Common Pleas Court has no jurisdiction. But, if otherwise, every oause, which can originally be brought in the Circuit Court will be brought there, and other oauses will be continually appealed. Thus tho advantages which were intended should accrue to suitors and to the country from the change which has been made, will bo entirely lost.

ispa?

aad to prks^ iradufcied «ver www Call aad **amitte the Stock «. CORN WELL.

Terre-Haute,March 19,

Blocks* to

Cordage*

Pioogh Lines j&i 1 8t*|B|

553T

10 iache*: T**' fs«kl*f T«*l J. COOK 4k CG.

DELIVKRED"'

CMk r»a P* *ua.

Itay 14» 18^^*

i'-f

«t

18*2.

lolTOBER 8, 1852-2tf

are authorized to announce WILLIAM ALSOP, of Carlte, n* a candidate for County Treasurer of Sullivan at the fctober election.

I Common Pleas Judge.

O*te Are authorised to announce

STATE SRN \TE.

Weire authorized to announce I. M. DAWSON as a candide for Sheriff of Vigo, at the October election. Were authorized to announce WALTER S. COOPER a cididate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the October election.

TREASURER

Were authorized to announce

STAB CLOTHING STOHE,

HAS BEEN REMOVED TO

.NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,, NEXT DOOR TO- WARREN & TURNER.

JUST RECEIVED, MY WINTER STOCK OF

We to anthorlzed to annouce MICHAEL COMBS, of?chosen

Clay cauty, as a candidate for the State Senate.

'FOR THE LEGISLATURE/ tr-e are authorized to announce JOHN HODGES as a cudldnte for the Legislature at the ensuing election. (LO'e ere authorized to announce JONATHAN ROUES, as a cuudiduto for tho Legislature, at the ensuing electioi

ODMe are authorized to announce LYN AS A. BURNKTTis a candidate fot the Legislature at the ensuing electioi

It/' V» are authorized to announco the name of ISAIAH DONBM, of Piorsou Township, as a candidate forth Legldmre.

CERK OF VIGO CIRCUIT COURT. JT" 'e are authorized to announce TIIOS. I. BOURNE a cididate for Clerk of the Courts of Vigo at the Octobfelcction.

IT*1e ore authorized to announce ANDREW WILKINS' a candidate for Clerk of the Vigo circuit court. JunM, 1852.

D* 'e are authorized to announco BISHOP W. OS DON asacandidate for Clerk of the Vigo circuit court. undO, 1852. fviGO COMMON PLEAS JUDGI

We, re authorized So announce JACOB JOJi KS n* a cnudhte for Judge of Common Pleas of Vigo, at the Dclob election.

Weire authorized to nnnounce AMOR\ KINNEi a* Mandate for Judge of Common i'leus of Vigo, ul the Octotr election.

SHERIFF.

Were authorized to announce JAMES II. NELSON, of 1'Vtte Township, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the eiuing October election.

Taps for Screw Plates.

trlrrf

^.a

CUNNlNGllAiVi

as a cididate for re-election for Treasurer and Collecto. of Vt, at the October election. ,.COUNTY COMMISSIONER

OVo are authorized to announce JACOB HESS as a canditefor re-election to the office of County Gommissioneior the 3d District, at the October election. (tjfVe are authorized to announce ROBERT WIIARRY

as a cididate for County Commissioner, for the 2d district S

(LfYe are authorized to announce LEWIS H. DAVIS?

as ntidttlate for County Commissioner, for the 3d district. ttlTY* are authorized to announce PHILIP RANDOLH, of Linton Township, as a candidate for County ComiHsioner, in the 3d District.

Or* are authorized to announce SAMUEL W. EDMNDS am a candidate for re-election for Couuty Coininsioncr from the first District. ,15 COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Wnre authorized to announce JAMES OAKEY of Harnn Township, at a candidate for County Surveyor, at th«nsaing October election.

Wtr« authorized to announce ROBERT ALLEN as a cat date for Count/ Surveyor, for Vigo, at Ibe October electi.} -i-n

ASSESSOR.

Ware authorized to anuounce JOSEPH JONES aa dMttt* for AneMor of Harrison Township at the Oclor election. 33tV« are authorised to announce MICHAEL MYERS as a ndidttte for Assessor of Lost Creek Township. are anthorized to announce J. L. GREEN e»M«t« for Assessor Navins Township.

Blacksmith's Tools, &c. SUPERIOR Mouse Hole Anvils, 'Solid Box Vices, 35 to 90 fcs., Brazed do do Cincinnati and New York Bellows, froui 30? to 40 inches, Screw Plates all siwsir^^'" fm Sledge and Hand Hammers, Horse Rasps and Files, assorted, Horse shoe Nail, extra quality, do Iron, do do

J. COOK & CO.

CUTLERY,

OUR stock of AmeHSSb'wd Eng.J lish Cutlery is wry large and complete, embracing Knives and forks from fiOo toW prs doxen, Knives and forks, Ivory tsan^led, do do do in setts 51 pieces Pen aad Pocket Knives, |ll prices Sotssori and Shears, 11. Tailors Shears, do Points, Barber** Points, Pruning Shears, &©% J. COOK & CO.

Machine Card#.

bmore^s

•ry *ariety. for ssJe by J. COOK & CO-

Gkeat Western Vegetable Tonic. Pft THE CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE. VILL be found superior to any article of the kind now in use. May be had at Gww

Prepared and warranted by

Wit BourneV ig. 90, 1851M7-3m

mmrn ©£©•?&»©

Consisting in part of FROCK and DRESS CLOTH COATS, black and fancy colors Petersham, Beaver, and every variety of Overcoats Cassimere, Cassinet and Tweed Pants Satin, Cassimere and Valencia Vests Fine white and colored SHIRTS? Undershirts and Drawers Kossuth Hats Plush Caps. Also, a choice lot

•MWBMCTB fill®,

Candidates Department.! f* Sullivan County Candidates.

Which afre hot a few of the many articles to be found at this establishment, all of which will be sold at a small advance on Eastern prices. Terre-Haute, October 8, 1852-2 B. W. BRUEL.

EA11LY & LEGGETT,

forwarding and Commission Merchants,

als), Dealers in all kinds of Produce,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

PURSUANTgive

GARRET

NOVJt, of Owen county, as a candidate forjudge of the* Court Common Plea*, in the circuit composed! of thei countU of Owen, Grseue, Sullivan ond Clay.

£r Judge of the Oth Judicial District. Wo'ie authorized to announce JAMES HUGHE9, Esq.,] of Hloaiington, as a candidate for Judge of this Judicial Distrlc

CON-(

THE

ONE

BALL.

May 28, 1852-35)1 N. G. NORCROSS'

WOOD PLANING MACHINE

TO BE EXHIBITED AT THE

Fair of the American Institute,' IN NEW YORK, through October next.

TAKE this mode to notify the public that I shall exhibit my new Patent Planing Machine, ns above. This Machine will plane ordinary boards with let* than one half the power of any other machine in use.

The saving of power in running this machine Is worth from $300 to $600 per year, according to the value of powThis machine cuts with

whe™

l,,e

D)®c,,^?c8

®JVun'

lh?r^QffAh®rbMird'and

if h"*!L "t

1853.

ELECTION NOTICE.

'STATE OF INDIANA, I County of Vigo, The Stale Q/* Indiana, to the Sheriff of ttid CSUit/^QZSKTINO:

to the laws in this oase provided, you are

required to notice that at the next general election of the State of Indiana,the following officers are to be chosen, to*wit One Governor, one Lt. Governor, one Secretary of State, one Treasurer of State, one Auditor of Stale, one Reporter of decisions of Supreme Court, one Clerk of Supreme Court, lour Judges of Supreme Court, one Superintendent of Common Schools, one member of Congress, one Judge of the Circuit Court, one Judge of the Court of Common Please, one Senator in State Legislature, three Representatives in Slate Legislature, one Prosecuting Atloruey for Circuit Court, erne Prosecuting Attorney for Common Picas Court, one Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, one conuty Treasurer and Collector, oub Sheriff, one Coroner, throe county Comissioners, one to be from each Qommissioners district, one County

Surveyor, and eievetf^ssessors, one to be chosen by votes only of each township. I have had no taw in relation to the Assessors but learn that such is the Inw from the papers.

Witness my signature and the seal of said Court [l- s.] at Terre-Haute, this 4th day of September, 1852. C. T. NOBLE, CVk.

STATE OF INDIANA, County of Vigo, S S.

qualified voters of the County aforesaid, are here by notified to meet at the usual places of holding Elections in their respective townships on the second Tues'duy of October, then and there will proceed to fill the several offices named In the above order.

S^'pt. 10, '52-50- to. ,»j

ANDREW WILK1NS, Sheriff.

Sllf MMWWI

WHOLESALE [IfltGGiSTS,

AND DEALERS IN

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SPICES, Tobacco, Dye-StuHs, Garden Seeds,

tlKGIim MTECMMTS

$£S!irM£Rf| &£., &<£., CORNER OF MAIN AND STATE STREETS, NEW ALBANY, IND.,

of the firm has just returned from the Eastern cities, where he purchased from the Importers and ^Manufacturers a large and exteusivo stock at rates that will enable them to compete with any house iu the West

ha»a rotary and stationary plane,

9nary

The Scientific Amarican will contain a cut of this chine next week. I ask examination. I shall take rooms at the Howard Hotel, Broadway, New York, to attend to business connected with my patent.

I shall also exhibit my patent for hanging large circular saws. N. U. NORCROSS. LOWKI.I., Massachusetts, Sept 17, 1853-1

AND DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, 3-StufIs, Window-Glass, &c.,

Supplied on the most LIBERAL TERJfe. All orders will meet with prompt attention and ail articles warranted to be sf the best quality also, gre«t care taken in peckiug.^ eb21-21-ly

Oils, Paints, &-C. Lard, Corn and Fish Oil, White Lead in Oil, do do ,,4*7* Spanish Wh|w»g,^ vvto 4i Rod Lwd, a -li %'-r. Litharge,

Potty, Paint Brashes* Varnish Brashes, Graining do

•iMtf?

MCusal -t --i

Shellac. Emory, Spirits Turpentine, Window Gbtt, 7 by 9, to 84 by 36, I'" Diamonds. Picture and Looking Glass Frames, Superior Gold LealT Together with a full assortasent of Dry

Paints.

COOK & CO.

Otmnftl

ATER Cement Ftsnrtsr hull, for sals by J.COOK4.CO.

J. G. STEPHENSON, M, D. Physician and Sturgeon,

TERKE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

OFFICE «a Market Mt neariy^r QetaL

fJLOOK OBT POK

1ea

IH THE DEif LONG OCCCTPIED BY THE

Call and see me.

Bement's Old Stand!! E.

WOXOT,

IMPORTER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

••|T. DKaler

CHINA, GLASS and QUEEXTSWARE,

and after Monday, 15th inst., Adams & Co. will commence running their Express to and from TerreHaute in connection with their Great Eastern and Western Lines.

Gold, Specie, Bank Notes, Jewelry, and Packages of every description forwarded nuder charge of careful messengers, to any city or town in the United States.

Notes, Drafts, Bills, &c.t collected at reasonable rates Messengers now run through from Cincinnati to Terre-Haute daily they will attend personally to all orders sent, and deliver packages by return express.

E. S. WOLFE, Agent. Terre-Haute, March 12,1852-24m3

PERSONS

HAVINGaresided

No 8 Pbocnix Block National Road Street.

are constantly receiving additions to onr present well selected Stock, of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., and which we will continue to sell, for Cash, or Produce, at such prices as will satisfy all, that it is their interest to patronize us.

Terre-Haute, Ind. Oct. 1, 1H52-

MBRELLAS—Just received 100 of the very best quality Whalebone —Cane and Steel frame Umbrellas, which will be sold at Mmufucturers prices, by

WEwhicha

WOOD & DONNELLY,

THE

I S S

appoin RK*

KEEP constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of OnitiM Drtr^s, Medicine*, Chemical*, Spun, ferjmmerg, SfC., ift.

PtJllE WI5ES AND BRANDIES. They are enabled to supply dealers with Mof\Or—/•'

fstt's Pills and Bitters—Jsyne's Msdiei McLane*s Vermifuge and Pills—Brant's Expectorant and Balsam—Wright's Pills—Wistar's Balaam of WiId Cbsrry—Townsend's Sarmparllln^and many others, at the Proprietors'

JP*jr«clo»w, Country Merchanis, Manufacturers,

WOULD respectfully invite the cilixens of this and the surronnding connties to call and examine his stock of CHINA, GLASS and QUEENSWA RE which he is now receding direct frmm the awnmjmctmren which will be sold at wholesale or retail on lerihs which cannot fail to snit^. }S- Ik

Also,

Britannia and Japanned Ware,

B'i»

A Tea Trays, Spoons,

Cutlery, Woodan Ware, &c., &c.

E. S. WOLFE,

Terre-Hnnte, May 28,1652. West side of Square.

WmEthe'

.THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BM§§

In town, may be found, at low prices, at may 28,1852-35-tf. E. S. WOLFE'S.

ADAMS & CO 'S

Bastern and Western Express.

ADAMS & CO.

E. S. WOLFE,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

MERCHANT,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

August 20. 1852 47lf

RICH CHINA TEA SETTS,

~UST received at the Queensware Store, West side of the square. may 14,1852-33-tf.

Contemplating housekeeping, will do well to

call at the Terrc-IIaute Queensware Store, and behold the WOLF. may 14-33-t'f.

Wood and Coal Wanted.

WTSH to purchase Twenty or Thirty Cords of Wood, and Two or Three Huudred Bushels of Coal, for which my cosh. oct. 1. "E.S.WOLFE. I will pay

COLLECTIONS IN ILLINOIS, U. MANLY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

MARSHALL, CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,

for twenty years in the county and

having general acquaintance iu the county, ofTers hi« services in the collection of Debts, payment of Taxes, &c., in the Eastern part of Illiuois—and iu buying, selling and locating Lnnd Warrants, &c. For hU ability ana fidelity in busiuess he refers to the Members of Congress from Illinois. February 13, 1852-20-1

A. & E. TUITE'S

A. & E. TUITE.

For Cheap and Good Black Silks go to

they have just rlceived a new supply.* •, r. T«

Perre-Haute Oct. 1, 1852.

COTTONADES

have fine assortment of those goods on hand as it is lata in th? seoson we will sell at

eastern cost, A. &.E.TUITE. TeatK-HADTK October I, 1852.

CRAWFORDSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

fell term will commence on Thursday the 23d of September, The Trustees have made the following intments: v. JAMES H. JORMSTOS, President, aad Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.

Mies JOSEPHINE HOLT. 1st Assistant teacher of French Miss JEXIMK JORNSTO*, 2d Assistant. Miss ISABELLA P. MCMASTES, teacher of Mnslc.

Mr. Johnston, will superintend the School and be actively employed in its government and Instruction, for which his saperior attainments, abundantly qualify him. Miss Holt is a graduate of the Brookly# Femals Seminary, and Miss Johnston of the Female Seminary of Dayton, Ohio.

Pupils from abroad can be boarded in the large and com modloas Seminary building, In the family of the President, aader excellent arrangement for health, comfort and improvement. The eharge for boarders, inelnding board, light aad fuel also tuition in any of the three departments ia the Seminary is per term $35,00, one half in advance. Washing, 50 cents per dosoa.

For instruction in Fttlnch and Mask:, (here are extra charges, an follows: French per term,... .$3.75 Leasen* on Plane,... .§10.00

A small extra charge will be made during the two win tor terms, far foot in the public rooms. Tonng Ladies who are pursuing those branches will have the privilege of attending the Chemical and Philosophical tec tares in Wabash College.

Appliestio^for admission to the Seminary nay be made to the Presidnt, or to aay oi the Trasteos. A. THOMSON,

Da- D. W. LAYMAN O. P. JENNISON, Trmttett. W. TWINING, W. S. THOMSON,

SopUmbw 26th, lSSfl-Iw3

CLARK'S CORNER OFFERED

of extreme ili-beaith I amceaqpeHed to

rellaqaidh ImsiaeSB. I «Ar MY STORE AND HOUSE AND LOT, sitsated ea the eoraer of First aad Ohio or Bridge sCrse* Isrante, villi the baltdiaf tiwreaa. It In weU kaowv that this is one of the very beat ataade for either Whslwats Oraoary er PryGsads basinsss, la the place. Tsraasssad da easy to eall the pvidanr.

hare la

okm*complete stackst^ardwar* »wr

to the Wabash tnr.rk«li embracing every atllcls ef poods la ear tine, whjefc we eCer to the pnUic an the mm* ravoraUe terms. Oar Stw| h*s been gltehari ifith a view to proenring goods Of THE B&rt QOALIW n^ we CAmror he aatiersold in this plena ia any aH»de rf# aatts gn§fify. One of Mir pnTlners is' tw in New YlWt niikii| p«rchines, («d ia few d*ys w» shall be Jn receipt if still farther additioan ta ear preaaatatoafc. Wn lmve oa haad every variety ^embracing the lalast impretesaents) of

BnildingandFinisbing Materials.

Naila, Window Glass frem 7 by 9 to SOhyM. Wlndew Saeh (Pine) 8 by It), 10 by IS, by IS, Miaerri, MeSai and Silver Kneb Locks, Uortid Locks, Store door a«d Stock Locks, Capboerd and Claset de. AxlePullies, BttUjjL and Screws, Knob Latches, Bolts, Wiodow and Blind Springs and Catches, Bra* Stall- Heds aad Eyes, Bell pulls aad Craaks, Sash Card, etc.

Iron, Nails,Steel,-

Carpenters, BtaokiooMha, Coopere, Gabti»et Makers, Saddlers and Shoe Makers Tools, etc. J. COOK & CO, august 80, lSSW'if No. 1, Union Row,

O-complete,havegoodafew

UR atock of .in th& department is new vary and la a days we shall receive large additions. Wo

Jig

«3?#

Possossioa given imaw^ lately.

TAVEHN

ALSO eCnfnr sale aay TOWN HOOSXead the eecaer appeatta the absw asmrd property eetafababsseat in aew In perfect eaaditlsas, aad is 11

ea the eecaer appeatta the stsw asmrd tabbabsseat is a»w in perfect coaditlsas, ed with aB eeaveaieat oat hsanes. It in the fIHT HOTEL te be met with by UnvoBaia ea erissiay the Wabash Khar Bridge, aad ea ait anted aa la rammsai a inrge castsm tnm me veal aad aeath. For ai the above prepnty 1 w8l snake tens* of psjmuat new. fsirsaas dealrlaf to inabrace this ofer will eaU aa Messrs. OriewaM wW, la IWrr-Hwta, or an tho aadunifaad.

FRALEY8'

I Use of Piano, ...2,00

TMa

Jtfens aad Boyti fall-back Saddle Trees, *do do Demipeak do **, da^ww^f-t^^f do Fall and Half-Spanish dof*-•^do."~*-(— Side Saddle Trees, Gig Trees, Japan'd. Brass, and Silver Plated, High and low top Hames, Patent LeatheT, Euamellod Cloth, plain and fignred, Drab, Bine and Green Cloth for Cushions, Wido and Narrow Lace and Fringe, Harness, Skirting aud Bridle Leather,

ilead Lining, Hog and Kip Skin Collars, -Hog skins No. 1 aud 2, jLace and Gut Tacks, Thread, all colors, Whips, Lashes,

Buggy Top Leather, Morocco Skins, Pad do. 1, Stage Traces,

Hubs 6, 7 and inches,

Buggy Shafts, do 10,19, 13 inches, wagon, Superior Coach Varuish, Brass, Plain and Silver Plated Dash Irons, Carriage Bolts, Hollow Augers.

AuguttSO, 185&. J. COOK & CO.

IRON, STEEL, &c. WE have on hand a heavy

stock of ^PITTSBURGH IRON,

all sizes, of the be$t quality. Juniata, Russia, Swedes Iron,-" ',1 Sheet Iron, No. 16 to 27, •Russia do do -M*. .T

Pateut do dp 1. Slab Iron, Hoop Iron,—Nail Rod ditto, Cast, American, English Blister and Gerinau Steel, Slub Steel from 5 to 14 inches, Fine bined and common 3d Nails for Lathing, Finishing do., Fence do., Flooring Brads, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12,14, 16, 30, and 40d Nails, made by the celebrated Belmont Co.,—the best nail In Uie West. 6 and 8d wrought JValls,

Wrought and Cut Spikes, Coil Chains, Clmpping Axes of all the celebrated brands, Broad do., Hand Saws, Chisels, Gouges,

Hatchets, Hammers, Butts and Screws, Latches, Locks, Spades, Shovels, Grain and Post Shovels,

Trace Chains, Log and Lock do., Plastering and Brick Trowels, Drawing Knives, Cutting do., *j

Shoe Kuives, Shears and Scissors, Augers, Mill Wright do., Bltts, Chisels,Gimblets, Oil Stones, Hindoston and common do., Iron and Steel Squares, CurryCombs, Horse Cards, Brushes, Wreuchee, Iron Table and TeaSpoons, Brass Kettles, Rat and Mouse Traps, Glass Lauterns, Strap, Hook and Plate Hinges, Iron and Wood Bench 8crews, Riddles and Sieves, Trying Squares, IIollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Flat lrous, Tailors do., Hasps and Staples, Tenter Hooks, etc., eto.

Aug. 2D, 1862-470" J. COOK & CO.

"~\Guns and Trimming* 1

SINGLE and Doable Barrel Stab and Twist English Shot Guns. Rifles,Rifle Barrels, 6 Barrelled Revolvers.

Copper and Leather Powder flasks,

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

Bullet Moulds, Cherries, Sheet Brass. Sheet German Silver—Brass mounting. Melting Lndles, Gun Ribs, Cap Primers, Gnn Wads. Eiles, Rasps, Bellows, Vices, Gamn Bags, etc., and every article required by Gunsmiths or Sportsmen.

J. COOK & CO.

Powder, Shot, and Lead.

LASTING Powder—Safety Fuse Rifle do whole, and kegs Super. Sporting dd in Cenistera.

Bar Lead Shot, of all sites D. S. B., and water proof Caps, for aale by

Hoes, Brtaghtust aad RoebMer, 6J{ and

7 feet Cast Steel Mill Sawa. Aiae, the sasna make 6M aad 7 foot German Mill Saws. Also, tha same make of i, aad 7 Cset Cross Cat Saws. 4,4U feet Framing Saws, together with a fall asertmeat of darpoatars, CaUaet Makata, Coopers, Batchera, Wood aad ether Saws J.COOKdcCO.

PUMPS.

\T7E have for arie Iron Pempe for Ciateras Pomp Chain 1J^ a4,l)|,ia4aij

Ostara Carbs

Opening of ih* Fall Trade*

Saddlers Silk,' Stub Joints,

11 UI|W| LIWO»00| -R Together with every kind of Tool required by Saddlers and a full stock of Stirrups, brass and plated, Bridle Bitta, Buckles, Riugs, Hooks, Terrets, Pad Screws, Breast and Rein Snaps,Cotton,Worsted, Straining and Rda Webbing, Leather Varuish, Spanish Moss, etc.

Aug. 20, '52-47tf J. COOK & CO.

To Baggy Builders.

have for sale Buggy Springs, 3 to 6 leaf, all widths, Seat and Wagon springs, Baggy Axles, 1% to S Inch, Buggy Irons, all kinds, Felloes 1)£, l}&, 1% inches, Spokes, Bows,

AT THIS

BUGKBYB

1 (jvo.9, UNION

ARE

Knives and Fbrks, Pocket Knives,

.Manure and Pitch Forks, Rakes, Grubbing Hoes, Picks, Mattocks, Hoes, Steelyards, Balances, Scale Beams, Brace aud BltU, Rules, Butcher Knives,

HAS

J. COOK & CO.

aog. 20, *52 No. 1, Union Row.

Shoe Findings.:

E have for sale a large stock of Men and Boys fine Kip and Stoga Lasts.

i,.

Women's fine and medium Lasts*

Boot Trees, Pegs, Crimping Irons, Spanish Sole Leather, Calf do., Kip Morocco aad Binding Skins, Zinc and Thread, etc., together with full kit! of all kinds. Aug. 20, 1852. J. COOK & CO.

Cabinet Makers Articles.

^«t^BLACK Walnut Mahogany, Rosewood and Zebra ^*7 Veneers, Mahogany Branch and Black Walnat no

Hair Cloth, 16,18,20,22, 24,28,30, aad 32 laches, Damask cloth. Sofa and seat Springs. Curled llait, Spanish Mosa. Table, Suad aad Bedstead Conors, Brass, Iran, aad Wood.

CopaJ Varnish, be#t qnallty—Flowing, do. Glae, Sandpsper etc. J, COOK 6t CO..

MILL SAWS, &c.

lata.

Otaia Passp Craaks sad Roilerst Piae Tabeiag Pipe %, 1 aad 1% laches. Aog!», iSst /.COOKdtCO.

*Xf\

Cooper's Tools.

LARGE stock of every Ameriptioa of Tols «sed bv

Coopers, Utftb* with flear baiW, Pork barrel, fttwi MMlfCeg Trass Hoops for sale by J. COOK & CO.

Doable Beatified

WHISKEY. LUDOWICI"Deahie

fc HULMAN are sear awaefiseUriag aa

JUUWfVft aaww waawsw^ sr^eie «f Deahie ReetlSed WUskey, C«r eaiwrter te frees CiaeinaaU, aad ia streagth, parity mm ansr wsnaady the hail ever idd ialkh wsetera tea a-

artfete ef ReetlSed WUskey, Ux naerler te hmgbt frees CiaeinaaU, aad ia streagth, parity dschtwfly the best ever said ia this wsetera eeaa-

LM|DO*S» ef the heet fssHly, aad at ClacteasCi prioea,

laaaary g, I88S»l7tf

IIIaateffiliirfliiBr mgl|ga^^ rMiffimwiiWir riin'rilrirrtiiriF- mmmm

*in

mwy

ntor Goola l»e hasever hrons

to'li^eaiMfcel all hoaaht from Uw first hands in aat* York, Bestoa, aad other eastern eitiea, and an the «Py best terms. -Consequently he is prepared to o8erevery iadaeanteat ie the wijf of good goods at low rates that cm 1 heoiteed to Mapt pnrchasara- _TUe reputation of thew

CHEAP GOODS,

wfll bemora ihaasustained the eamlnf aeasaa. W«lttT»| never heea able to gtve as good bargains. Oar Retail atock oomprisaeaa uncommonly large assertmeat of all kiada of J)r| Good*, Boot*. Shot*,. Hat*, Cups* Bonnet*, 4 Ribbons, Ac., a

Oar Carpet Department has been largely Increased, aud afihrda tha^peateet variety of all

Matting, etc., Tabile 01 ClotUa of vnrlons wiJlhs^ ,j,«„ sad patterns. A great variety of Window ,| 8hades, tome rich aad elegant, Damask Cur- "Vtain stuffs, and Curtain Drapery, Window Cornice* Curtain Bsiads aad Pins, Cords and Tassels, etc., etc. Wa are also well aapplled with a heavy stock of all klnds^ of Staple Qoqds (nclading several oasea of Boots and Shoe* for the Jobbing trade Which be told at a small per cent above cost. L. JtYCE,

Terre.Haule, Sept, 24, To tOio Citi*ena of Vigo County.

NSW STORE AND NEW GOODS! have just opened a new and desirable stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, wmon we offer to the dtlxens of Vigo county st prices which we guarantee will give satisfaction to all who may., vor as wltn a oall.

One of our Ann 1s at present East, purchasing, and we will be constantly adding to our present wellsolocted Slock. We warrant all our Goods to be what they are represented, aad will sell them at the very Uwe*t price* for cash or trade.

Sept.21st, 1852-52W3 ROBERT M'CLUNG, Adm'r.

OA PIT A OUS E,

INDIANATOLIS, INDIANA.

D. D. SLOAN, Proprietor.

millS Estnhllshuicnt Is now, and situated iu the oontre I of the City. "O" An Omnibus and Bnggngo Cnr always in attendance to carry passengers and baggngo to and from tho Depot, free of charge.

September 24, lB52-52yl

GROCERIES. LUDOWICI & HULMAN

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

Tobacco, Nulls, Glass, Leather, &c.,

all of which will be disposed of ut the lowest figure, Call at the Cincinnati Store, Union How. March 5, 1852,-23-1y. L. &jf.

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

KINDS and sixes of PLOWS 32 difTerent kinds of STOVES 4 sixes STEAM ENGINES 2 sixes Hor*e Power* and Thrething Machine* 1 size Wuit's Vegetable Grinder or Corn Crunher TURNIKO LATHES for Wood or Iron Well and Cistern PUMPS. All kinds of Mill and Machinery Castings Brass and Composition Castings Plow Castings and Plow Points of overy kind. All descriptions of

TIN, COPPER AND SIIEET IRON WORK,

Hollow Ware, Lard and Sugar Kultlen, Andirons, Sudlron* aud Wagon Boxes. Also, all kinds of FINISHING either in Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass and ^PATTERN MAKING, of every aesorlption, ut the above establishment corner of First ana Streets.

There are no better workmen In this country, nor bolter ilock used, than will be found at these works. Having heretofore received a liberal sharo of patronage, I shall, la future^aim to merit its contiuuance.

Terre-Haute, May 9, 1851-32-tf

ORISWOLD & BAIRD, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, TiSRRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

J. P. BAIRD. NOTARY PUBLIC, will give prompt attention to the taking of depositions, acknowledgement of deeds, mortgages, fcc., &e.

O" Office, second story, Phoenix Block, No. 7. May 7, 1852-32tf

NEW STOVE STORE.

Market Street, 2d Door North of Phanix Block.

JOHN~SAYRE,

JUST RECEIVED an almost endles* vsriety of

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among his present assortment may be found the Trftitnph, from Dayton Hooslcr State and Kentuckiun Premiums, from Cincinnati New World, Globe, Atlas, OImitator and Cultivator, from Albany, New York. Theee arn all excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves,

Most of them intended for either Wood or Coal, and many of them having TWO FIR 15 PLACES, one for winter and one for ttummer.

In bis assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are the Soaveair and Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or coal, as also Is the self-regulnliug Cottage Parlor. Mr. SATSK has also an extensive assortment of TIN AND JAPANNED WARE,

gra

lea, styles patterna of^

three ply, superfine, extra fine, and fine iugrain Carpel*,^inelnding the lower grades of Hemp and Cutton do., tog«ther with Dragget, with all widths and ^nnlitis, Rugs, Matts, etc., to be found any where in the western country,#"., and ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. W -8-4,-6-4,-5-4,-4-4, and 3.4 Floor OilClothf,

A. Sl E. TUITK,

'4 N„. R, Phccnix Block. National Raua Street, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3,1852-49tf

Administrator^ Notice.

I lHE andersigued, having taken out letters of admlnisI tratlon on tne estate of Buiijamln McCummon, lute of Sullivan county, Iudiana, deoeased, requests all persons having claims against said estate to file them iu tho rrolmtt* [Court] of said County, legally authenticated, within twelve months and those indebted to make immediate payment. The estate is probably insolvent.

JOSEPH GROVER.

8TOVE FIXTURES &c.

D* Store, on Market Street, 2d Door North of National Road Street, opposite Farrington's Block, Trrr*-iluut#, Indiana. June 25, l«52-39tf

TERRE-HAUTE CABINET SHOP. THE undersigned wishes to inform the etUxens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country that they have established Uiei«i«elfM

In this place where they cxpect to keeii ou haad all kinds of Household rorniture^fl*

saeh aa BOFAft, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, etc., etc., all of which we warrant 10 be manufactured from the best material, aud the workmanship not excelled.

O* We invite the pabllo to give us a call. Shop ou Market Street,oppositaDole's Building. JOSEPH DEROLF. 3

Sept. 3,1858-48-ly FERDINAND COOK.

c. w. Masoea.

BARBOUR & READ Attorneys at Law, TERRE HAUTE, IKDIANA.

Wilt practice their profession in Vigo aud adjoining coantiee. AH basfaees entmsted to their care will meet with prompt altrotioa. No. i, ap stairs.

Office in Farington's Buikiing, Sept. 3, 1652-49 if

Look oat for the Sign of the ^*4BIG HAT!"

Oa NatbmaiTUmd a few daort Emat of the Putt Office/ (North side ef the Street,) T7ITH6IIE yea will find a large and wet! *»leeied sleek"

Vy ef SPRING AND SUMMER HATS, sol.ml to nearly all claaaes, aa we have ever me haodred different sMrlea, raagtag ia prices from Fifteen Coat* te Five Dollar*. Thane wishing te pare hi ae either at wheioanle er retail, weald do well to givo as aa earlr eall,

April li, 1852-29-23w STANLEY A HARBEfiT.

Beet Family Floor and Corn Meal

LWAYS ea haad aad for aale at

1. Mv 14.

l8S*

Wlf UOLMES' MlUh

sse

Urn 1 aaitiBiWIimHi