Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 October 1852 — Page 3

George W. Julian.$

The rights offree speech,and free thought were ably vindicated by this gentleman at our Court House? on Tuesday last. Ruffian violence under the cover of night, had assailed a principle dear to every true American heart to vindicate that principle, Bnd to retrieve the character of the town, men of bII parties and shades of opinions, assembled to hear Mr. Julhn. Mob violence had been threatened a small mob had actually assembled with bricks in their hats their leader looked in the door to reconnoitre, but their courage had oozed out at their fingers' end, the signal of attack was not given, the speaker was not interrupted, the meeting was not disturbed, lite right of free speech was maintained. Hereafter let it be understood that mobs are not to be tolerated in Terre Haute, that law and order are to be maintained, and that the officers of the law. are to see that it is respected and enforced. On* resolute man, armed with (he power of the law is sufficient io preserve order* and airest any ordinary mob if he needs assistance, it is his duty to summon the citizens to his aid, and if any man refuses, he makes himself amenable in heavy pains and penalties. The loweal promptings to action policy, interest, self preservation, are all opposed to mobs the genius of our institutions, the spirit of the ag3, the teachings of the great Exemplar, the laws of the land, are all opposed to mobs let these things be duly considered, and hereafter there will be no necessity for lectures of this .kind. We doj not belong to Mr. Julian's party we are known as a tolerably active member of another political organization, with it we have co-operated since wefirat lisped a political word, or drew a political breath, andwe expect to continue in that organization as long as it commands the assent of our reason and judgement, certainly until Vigo county becomes regenerated, until the banner of Democracy is planted on the outer wall of this hitherto impregnable whig fortress but while such are our sentiments, and while we moan to maintain them, we can listen with calmness to their controversion, and will checrfully accord to others, the exercise of the same rights which we demand for ourselves having stood the fire of the great whig party without flinching, wo think we ore in no danger of being driven from our position, even by the koen, bright Dampens blade of a Julian. *.

CLARK'S CORNER OFFERED

em.-m

]ron»eqnence

N of extreme ill-ln*a!lit I am compelled to relinquish business. I olTVr MY STORE AND HOUSE AND LOT, situated on the corner of First ami Ohio or Bridge streets lor sain, with tho building* thereou. It well known I lint till* is one of tha very beat Mauds for either Wholesale Urocery or Dry Good* business, hi the |luce. Term* moderate, Mini puymouis made easy to suit the purchaser, l'lease coll mid examin*. Possession given immediately.

TAVERN STAND.

AL80 ort'-r for tale my TOW Nr HOUSE mid prnmisos 011 the corner opposite the above ttnmed property. Thl* esfatdislimeiil in now in perfect conditions, and I* famished with ul 1 convt'iiieiit out-homes. It is tlio PlltKT HOTEL to be met with by traveller* on crossing the Wabash liiver Bridge. mid *0 sltunted in to command a large custom front tlio went and south. For all the above property I will make term* of payment t«y. Persons deHiring to embrace this ofTar will call pu Messrs. Grlswold iV Halrd, in Terre-lleute, or on the vtiidaraignod.

Sept. 17, lF52-5ltf JAMES S. CLARK.

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A USA l'Altl I.I.A, (in »i)AitT •orriss.)

For Purifying the Blood *ntl Curing Diseases, Read the following Certificate.' C»act*.*»ti, Feb. 7lh, 1^51. This Is to certify that my ulster, Mary C. Bellman, was attacked with disease in the hip, nioro than three years ago, which rendered her utlterly helpless tliat she was compolled to keep her bed. Alt hopes of her recovery were despaired of. Some of the most eminent physicians in Coviugintou and Cincinnati attended her all or whom de- I «or wile fA«n la red her case a hopeless one. Passing by Dr. Howe depot an Idea sugi usted itself, thai to try one bottle of his Shaker SarsapariHa cowhl do no harm. Accordingly I purchased one bottle* and before Its content* were entirely need she received benefit. 1 was Induced to try another, and another before the last was nesd she had nearly recovered. Now she ha* no pain, can walk and has the entire MM of her limbe. To tiowe'A Shaker Sanwparilla we attribute this effective cure- It is but a few months since she commenced taking it. (Signed,) J. 0. 13KLMAN. (Cincinnati Daily Commercial.

Remember this wonderful and astonishing care was affected by the use of three bottles only. DR.S. IX IlOtVfrS Shaker Sarsaparilla, th® great Spring and Summar Medicine,

It purifies the blood and prevents Disease! It is the only Sarsaparilla that acts upon the Hirer, Kktaeyaaad Blood at the same time, which renders it altogether more valuable to erery one particularly Female*.

Dr. Mussey, Professor ia the Ohio Medical College, aay* the Shake* preparatloiw aw truly raiuabie, and recommends litem to the public.

No MKacvar—ao Mi***At.—so Poiaowoce Dtoofan the ShsJker Sarsaparilla. Remember It Is warrented to be purely and entirely vegetable, a»d as a Female aad Family medicine it has no equal.

Be sqre yon enquire for S. D. Howe's Shaker Satwaparilla, and take no ether. Quart bottles 1.00 per bottle* or si* for $X r? a nn Atl*VI 1. U'i It

ALSO.

Far sale a* iboea HOWE'S Hvrran H^rhtmmd and Liverwort COUGH CANDV.

mk l6S2-Wlf

Fab. 2S,

•Ami

1852.

OCTOBER 8, 1852-2lf

And Hat and

May 7, 1852-tf

all sizes,

tu«a pe WALl Terr*-Haute Msoufsctarers a large and extensive stack at r*U» that N IN 1 a

J.R.CUKISMMJWI, 00 gj, WOOD vt DON MSLLT, do »«T 3»yi W*. BURTON, da Ma JAQUITH, ParK iUiaois. P. W. GO NO VKR & BKO., Bowliag-Greea

Price ft aad to cents per packiaxe. DR. S. D, HOW E. Proprietor. Xa I, Uoltege Uall. Exclusively to Ul© LadlOS. Clacianati, Ohio, to whom all ardars »«i#t be «»«t- BEAUTIFUL asaoruneat of Udt«a doobi« aad rfngle aurust l3-j! j-fv embroidered Under Sleeeea. CaffV, Collar*, Ch*ai-

Ti&L aettea, Oapea and Capa.

rtn

«j

{mr

NY quantity af tarffa aad dalicioas FtOSfar sale Uata do.

SAOffS,

OffKwtla Uaiaa R*w.

Tower Mills. beaatifoi Steaa

UT Avmo tuaaght iheaa haa«t»f»l -Steam Flaariaf arorks JLjL lata fail operatiott.

mm mm

Flaor Maal S&rU. Bma. far Whart aad Cara. a» bseaaalaf ta th««, aad at «e aatow»

now raady ta exahaae*'

mir*

us their fnftrrft atadrtaf

far Caah{ wUh att wha nay T. MXPERT'S CHEAP

Fine blued and common lid Nails for Lathing, Finishing do., Fence do., Flooring Brads, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 30, and 4l)d Nails, made by the celebrated Belmout Go.,—the best naif in the West. 6 and 8d wrought iVuils,

Wrought and Out Spikes, Coil Chains, I Chopping Ates of nil the celebrated brands, Broad do., Hand Saws, Chisels, Gouges,

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

Hollow Ware, Wsgon Boxes, Flat Irons, Tailors do., Hasps and Staples. Tenter Hooks, etc., etc. Aug. 2i, I852-I7if

Powder.

ri'ST receive up in a new

Oct 15,1S52-

MILL SAWS, &.c»

S I N E

ONE

AND DEALERS IN

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

sriuiiCAL ummwvn,

fuumui, ao., ac., ac.,

CORNER OF MAIN AND STATE STREETS, NEW ALBANY, IND.,

©f tha firm has just returned from the Eastern citi**, where h* {rarcnaaed from the Importers and

STAR CLOTHING STORE.

s1: 'if

JUST RECEIVED,

HAS BEEN REMOVED TO

NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, NEXT DOOR TO WARREN*# TURNER.

!pm

MY WINTER STOCK OP

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

MI mm® finsctso

Which arc but 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-IIautc, October 8, 1852-2 B. W. BRUEL.

EARLY & LEGGETT,

Forwarding arid Commission Merchant,

also, Dealers in all kinds of Produce,

TERRE-1IAUTE, INDIANA.

LOUISVILLE

CLOTHING STORE

Cap

(FARRINGTON'S BLOC,)

Trace Chains, Log and Lock do., Plastering and Brick Trowels,

E E A E I N I A N A

WE arc now receiving our Spring and Summer Stock, from our own Manufactory. Louisville, Kv.

NORTHEAST

IRON, STEliL, &c. ^VE have 011 hand a heavy

slock of PITTSUUltGII IRON,

tht httl quality.

Juniata, Russia, Swedes Iron, Sheet Iron, No. 16 to 27, Russia do do J'utent do do Slab Iron, lloop Iron,—Nail Rod ditto, I Cast, American, English Blister and German Steel, I Slab Sleel from 5 to 14 Inches,

I Drawing Knives, Gutting do.,^ Knives ami Forks, Pocket Knives, Manure and Pilch Forks, Rnkes, Grubbing Hoes, LACK, Blue, Brown, Olive auti Green lieavcr Cloths

Picks, Mattocks, Hoes, Steelyards, Balances, jL Drab aud Brown Poierslnm.H, French Cloths of ail Scale Beams, Brace and Bitts,

Rules,

Iron Pablo and 'Pea Spoons, Brass Kettles, \SulHvan County Court of PUas, FebRat and Mouse Praps, Glass Lanterns,

Strap, Hook and Plate Hinges, Iron and Wood Bench? ruary lcrm Iojo. Screws, Riddles and Sieves, Trying Squares,

I.1RALBYS' Hoes, Brlnghurat and Rochester, 6^ and, $•, Range ^W, 37 Acres 1 feat Cast Steel Mill Saw*. ~in

Ball's Great Western Vegetable Tonic.

FOR THE CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE.

mm riLL found superior to any article

Abo, Iafiia» Caya, Liaea Hsad-

kerchieft, Meoraiaf Caltara and CJaeoaeU aad Swtaa

Kdfiays aad iaaertiag*, LUc aad Liaea doACM aMMUmt af anttud calaoa, Kid, Silk, U4« aad Coitaa GioTea,

Black and faacy catered Fnaa, A fatffe lot «f Mack aad fearf SRk Paraeala, Silk Barewe, Thread aad Cnaa fancy $anamer Shawte. Lwiiea who are parttealar ia selecUag artielea that a**

toa—m},

Coraar of ChaMaot aad Water »ta. Yarrtgw»*» Block ft* r«M*

waaW d* srell ta call at

^TPrLT

STRAUS ISAACS,

CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, TERRE-haute, IND.

N1 AI V' JORT1SEM UNTS. TOUSEY'S CASH STORE. Fall 1852.

ARE now in receipt ol cur Stock of STAPLE and FANCY 00LS for the Full Trade. It is a large assortment of all kinds of Goods for this runrket, und ns we are doing strictly a Cnth business we are enabled to soli lower than ever. Coll and look through the Store at No. 2, Pliamix Row. Oct. 22, 1852 ,1m

Dress Goods.

Fburgh

5KN*T

-,J

Francis R. W am.ack, $ VS. ClIARLKS R. AI.LACK.

COOK & CO.

Oct. 15,

LUDOWICIDoable

the

kind now in uw. May be had at rover-

I man A Bourne's. Prepared and warranted by

I Aug. 80, 1852-47-3m. G. W. B.\LU

STORE,

CASH

1852.

Establishment,

NORTH-EAST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

all colors, Co-

RENCH and Shibel Wool Merino cloth, Persian Cloths, Detains, Bl.ick figured and Fuiioy Lustres Hlimk Fancy Silks and a general variety of DKESS TRI.MINGS at Oct. 22,1852-am TOUSEY'S CASH STORE.

Boots and Shoes! Hats and Caps!! 4

GOOD assortment of Heavy Boot*, for .Men and f\ Boys aud Slock of iiii kinds for Ludies utid Children. Kossuth Hats, and Plush aud Cloth Caps of every size and grade nt Oct. 22, 1852-3in TOUSF.Y'S CASH STORE.

Cloths, Cassimers &c.

Butcher Knives, ((joioret Black and Fancy Caiimers. ^ilk unJ worsted

Shoe Knives, Shears and Scissors, Augers, Serges and nil kinds of Tuiiofs' iriming, ut Mill Wright do., Bitts, Chisels,Gimblets, Oil Stones, ^Oct- 22, 18o2-3m XOU&fc. Y:s» CASH STORF.. Hindoston and common do., Iron and Steel Squares, i— Curry Combs, Horse t.«rds, Brushes, Wrenches,

State of Indiana, Sullivan

COUnty,

Set.

R-- ai.j.ack and

Petition for Partition of Ken I Estate.

iFT^tlE said Houry R. VVallacs and Francis R. Wallace J_ having filed their Petition with the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Sullivan county, praying an order for the appointment of Commissioners to make Partition of the

9^ Range 9, W., 40 Acres and East half of"N. E. Sec. 25,

Town. 9, N., R- d, W., 60 Acre# and North E*st quarter

l^t^Tta\

Aud

Also, the same make 6** and 7 feet German Mill Saws.) non-resident, he is therefore hereby Also the same make of t?, 6U and 7 feet Cross Cut Saws. «o«had of Petition, and may attend ,f he choo« at the

(iKwie*

uPP®»r'n«

manliAiinA

afm

"'f1 \aIlafe'

nf aitkn

iMhiI its it« striatal*

Oct. tOlh, 1858-3w«3,CO C. C. C. P. S. C.

Shut ydor Door*, for Cold Weather la Coming. THE NE

PLUS

ULTRA

DOOR AND GATE SPRING.

THE YANKEE OUTDONE It

CALL at the sign of the PAD •I.OCIf, khd leave your order for one half doseu, to be pat on, aud warranted at $1,00 each. See Hand Bitia fnr Oood*

COST.

S. H. POTTER, Sign of the Pad Lack, East side of the Sttnra,

lS53-3tf

TERRE-HAUTE,

Double Rectified

W IS E

IND.

& HULMAN are itaw msnafactarisg aa

article af Rectified "key, far saperior ta toy wr tmw^tCmB^^ismti,^ ia attreagih, r--ity aad flavor de« -4ly tha l- erer sold ta this westers enatty. All tl -1 wha prefer a first rate article toacommai oaa for the ml:: moaer-wUl ideaaa tall at Use CINCINNATI STOTE, Ualoa Raw.

All ki«u?s of Ttie 1 Forelga WINES AND LIQUORS, af i'n -t^a y, aad at Ciacinaati prices, alsraya aa &aad.

Terra-Huute. Jaaaarj- 23. iSSS-ITtf L. 4. H.

PUMPS

E hm far aste iFf Iran Panpa for Cltfcra*

Pamp Chaia 1^ aad iadMaj

QalshmCmb aad Pis* Teheiag: Lead Pipe?!, I

aad

1 tjf

laclwu.

Aaf. 20, IB52- J. COOK & CO.

^Cooper's Tools.

A LARGE slaek af

««wt

deae*lptioa af Taala iwJk

j\ Coopers, tafether with Flaar haiteS, Park harntl,

Hhd. aad Trm Uecmsfar aafo W J. CWK &. CO.

PHOTOGENIC.

Messrs.stokertcorey'sfall

REAN GALLERY is now

Terre-Hante, October 8, lS52-2tf

Tty,

Iron, Nails, Steel,

new daguer-

blast, and their

rooms are thronged with visitors and customers, who are eager to procure mb of those Jf «e Dmcuerremtypea taken in their aaifw *tyU, for which they are so justly distinguished. They have the knack of transfering the image from the person tqttal to life Itself. Persons who.have not ret had their pictures taken should avail themselves of this rare opportunity.

Instruction given in the Art and an outfit ia business furnished on reasonable term*. D* Daguerreotype Apparatus and St'ck for sale.

ROOMS, otu LOCT*«LLI CLOTRLW SWU," $$ THIRD STORY,—Entrance 00 Markgt Street. Don't forget the pi Ace. ',j

TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

HE undersigned, Collector and Treasurer of Clay CounIndiana, in conformity with the laws of said State, hereby notifies the taxable inhabitants of said Uounty, that he will attend at the usual places of holding Elections in each Township, in said county, tha.days following, to-wit:

Number 1. Cass, Wednsday, thai&ld November, 1853. 2. J»ck*oa, Thnrsday, 4th 3. Van Buren, Friday, 5th '•4. Pick Johnson, Saturday, 6th 5. Posey, Monday, ifth 6. Perry, Tuesday, 9th 7. Ca!ilhers, Wedneeday, 10th 8* Lewis, Thursday, lith 10. Wasliinton, Friday, 12th And from the 12th of November until the first day of January, 1853, at ihe Office of the Treasury and Collector in Bowling-Green.

The Tax levied for the Year 1852, is as follows^ For Stale purposes, on each $100, 20 cents. For County purposes, on each 30 cents. For School purposes, on each 10 cents. Poll Tax for State purposes, 50 cents. Poll Tax for County purposes 25 cents. Poll Tax for School purposes, 25 cents.

The undersigned is desirous to make punctual payments to the Suite auu County, aud in order to do so nrill be compelled to make punctual collections from the tax-payers, who are hereby solicited to attend at the above named places or at his Office in Bowling-Green, and pay their Taxes without cost. All persons failing to pay on or before the first day of January will, according to iaw.be liable to an addition of six per ceut., and additioual cost that may accrue in consequence of such delinquency, and all unpaid by the second Monday in Febuary next, will have a further addition of ten per c-ut. added. JOHN PICKARD,

Treasure* aud Collector of Clay County.

October 4th, 1852-2w6

HARDWARE

FALL OF 1852!

E have in store at this time, one of the largest and most complete slocks of Hardware ever brought to the Wabash market, embracing every article of goods in our line, which wo offer to the public on the most favorable terms. Our Stock iias be«n purchased with a view to procuring goods OF THE BES'I QUALITY and we cannot be undersold in this place in any urticle oj'the tame quality. One of our partners is now in New "Stork making purchases, aud in a few days we shall be in receipt of still further additions to our present stock. We have on hand every variety (embracing the lutest improvements) of

Building and Finishing Materials.

Nails, Window Glass from 7 by 9 to 20 by 24. Window Sash (Pine) 8 tiy 10, 10 by 12, 10 by 15, Mineral, Metal aud Silver Knob Locks, Mortice Locks, Store door nud Stock Locks, Cupboard aud Closet do. Axle Pullies, Butts aud Screws, Kuob Latches, Bolts, Window and Blind Springs and Catches, Brass Stair Rods and Eyes, Bell pulls and Cranks, Sash Cord, etc.

Carpenters,' Blacksmiths, Coopers, Cabinet Makers, Saddlers and Shoe Makers Tools, etc.

esq

OUR

Cabinet Makers Articles.

BLACK Walnut Mahogany, Rosewood and Zebra Veneers, Mahogauy Brauch and Black Walnut Knobs. Hair Cloth, 16,18, 20, 22,24, 28, 30, and 32 inchcs. Damask cloth, Sofa and seat Spring's. Curled Hail, Spanish Moss. Table, Stand aud Bedstead Castors, Bras*, IroA, bnd Wood.

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

Gnns and Trimmings.

SIMOLE and Double Barrel Stab and Twist English Shot Guns. RiBes, Rifle Barrels, 6 Barrelled Re*olvers.

V7 co

COOK & CO

august 20,1852-47if No. 1, Union Row.

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

Mens aud Boys fall-back Saddle Trees, do do Deiuipcak do do. do Full and Half-Spanish do do. Side Saddle Trees, Gig Trees, iaputi'd. Brass, and Silver PVted, High and low top Haines, Patent Leather, Enamelled Cloth, plain and figured, Drab, Blue and Green Cloth for Cushions, Wide and Narrow Lace and Fringe, Harness, Skirting and Bridle Leather, Head Lining, BugRJ" Top Leather, Hog and Kip Skin Collars, Morocco Skins, Hog skins No. 1 aud 2, Pad do. Lace and Gut Tacks, Stage Traces, Thread, all colors, Saddlers Silk, Whips, Lashes, Stub Joints, Together with every kind of Tool required by Saddlers and a full stock of Stirrups, brass and plated, Bridle Bitt*, Buckles, Rings, Hooks, Terrets, Pad Screws, Breast and Rein Snaps,Cotton,Worsted, Straining and Rein Webbing, Leather Varnish, Spanish Moss, etc.

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

To Buggy Builders.

\T7E have for sale YY Buggy Sprii%s, 3 to 6 leaf, all widths, Seat and Wagon springs, Buggy Axles, Ijg to2 inch,

Bnggy Irons, all kinds, Felloes 1 inches, Spokes, Bows, Hubs ti, 7 and (1 inches, Buggy Shafts, do 10, 12, 13 iuches, wagon, Superior Conch Varnish, Brass, Plain and Silver Plated Dash Irons, Carriage Bolts, Hollow Augers. \ugust 20, 1852. J. COOK & CO.

Shoe Findings.

E have for sale a large stock of Men and Boys fine Kip and 8toga Lasts. Women's fine and medium Lasts. Boot Trees, Pegs, Crimping irons, .Spanish Sole Leather, Calf do., Kip do. Morocco and Binding Skins, Zinc and Copper points. Thread, etc., together with full kitt of all kinds. Aug. 20. 1852. J. COOK & CO.

Copper and Leather Powder flasks,

Shot Pouches, Powder Horns—Doable Triggers. Plugs and Nipples,Slainsprinjr*, Wad Cullers,Wrenches. Gunsmiths Anvils, Flint aud Percussion Locks.

Bullet Moalds, Cherries, Sheet Brass. Sheet German Silrer—Brass mounting. Melting Ladies. Gun Ribs, Cap Primers, Gan Wads. Files, Rasps, Beliows, Vices, Gam*j etc., and e*ery article required by Gunsmiths or Sportsmen.

J. COOK ds CO.

Powder, Shot, and Lead.

LASTING Powder—-Safety Fuse Rifle do whale, and kegs Super. Sporting do in Canister*.

Bar Lead

Shot, of all elate#} D. S. B.. ami water proof Cans, for sale by J. COOK A tx. ang. 20, '52 No. 1, Union Raw.

A. A 13. TUITITS

Nod PbcEalx Block NaUonal Road Street "TTTTE are constantly receiving additions t* oor prescut well selected Stock, of Foreign jtad Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries.&C-, aad which we will continoe to aetl, for Cash, at Pro^gee, at aach prices aa will aaUsfy «U, that it to their iaui«P pstUeaiae as.

Terre-Haate, lad. Oct. 1, 1W

Uqaattty

BR ELLA S—J est

recehred

For Cheap aad Good Black 80s go to

the? bm jest rieefved anew snppiy. Hants Oel. I, IS®.

COTTOHADES

W.L

Elwrea fiae asaarfffkeat 0/ thoae goad* ea hand aa we will asi] A-

whleh as itteUta ia tin searoa we will asll at

aattera oaat, TBtf-Rint October!, I8SI

Bement's Old Stand!!

MERCHANT,

TERRE-llAliTli, INDIANA.

August 20. I862-47U

RICH CHINA TEA SETTS,

UST received at tho Quecuswaro Store, West side of tlio square. may I I, IKVJ-M-tf.

PEHSONS

Hhavingin

October 15, 1852.

contemplating housekeeping, will do well to

cull ut the Tcrre-IIauto Quccusware .Store, and behold tlio WOLF. msy 14-.'M-tf.

Wood ana Coal Wanted.

WISH to purchase Twenty or Thirty Cords of Wood, and Two or Three Hundred Bushels of Coal, for which I will pay cash. oct. 1. E. S. WOLFE.

COLLECTIONS IN ILLINOIS. U. MANLY,

ATTORN KV AT WV,

MARSHALL, CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,

AVING resided for twenty years in the county und a general acquaintance In the county, offers his services the collection of Debts, payment of 'Paxes, &c., in the Eastern part of Illinois—and in buying, selling and locating Land Warrants, &c. For his ability aud fidelity in busineM he refers to tlio Members of Congress from Illinois. February 1.1, 1 £52-20-1y

EI^TION NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA,

Count of Vigo,

THEtheir

qualified voters of the County aforesaid are hereby notified to meet at the usual places of holdiug elections in respective Townships, on Tuesday following the first Monday, being the Second day of November 1352, for the purpose of voting for Thirteen Electors of President and Vice President of the United Stales.

Oct. 8, 1852-3te ANDREW WILKINS, Sheriff.

FARVIN & MTJNROE,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER & PERIODICAL AGENTS A Uo, Affrnti for the tale of

Printing Presses, Type, Ink, Paper, Cirds and keep constantly on baud a good assortment of STATIONERY, aud all of the late Publications, at No. 68 Fourth Street, west of Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio.

HENRY a WRAY,

MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY, [i.atk or WKW VORK.J

IJewelry,extensively

S NOW engaged in the Manufacturing of al No. 141 Main Street, Derby's Buildings, eutrance 1st door nouth of Stne^id's Bunking House,

CINCINNATI OHIO.

Diamonds set in the newest style, and every variety of Jewelry mode to order. October 15, 1852-3 w8

Strayed

FROMorthe

WOULDFancy

100 :dt the vary beat

WMUwse —Caaeaad Staalfraiaa Umbrellas,

srtiich wiU fee aold at Mawttlaetarera prleea, by

A-4k E. TUITE.

& E, TU1TE-

lit TITtTE

sulwcriber, living In T^rre-IIante, Indiana,

on about the 20th of July, 0 ia small BLACK MULE, supposed to be about seven or eight years old, with a Roman Nose and stand mane, having a brand on each shoulder marked "C." A reward of Five Dollars will be given for Its recovery, or any information by which I can recover it. ...

October 15. 1853-15 JF* CHESTER ADAMS.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS fi Jnst Received, and Mtili Weekly Jtecr-irini

AT CHILD'S BOOK STORE, No. 7, Phoenix Row,

NE of die largest and best seine ted assortments of BOOKS and STATIONERY that we have, ever offered to the pabtle. Comprising almost every variety of School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books, and a beatttlfal assortment of

Staple and Fancy Stationery.

Terre-Haute, Octotwr 15, I85ii-3m2

fi! AMD

li FANCY GOODS.

reapectfally invite the attention of the Ladies io her rich lad extensive assortment of Millinery aad Goods, parehaaed by herself of the Importers la New York and Iftwtaa. The stock embraces every variety of

BONNET MATERIALS, VELVETS, SATINS, OSTRICH FEATHERS, RIBBONS, *©. v• AJbe, a eeleet awl basntifal assortment of .]

DRESS GOODS, 4

Far Ladles* and Children*' wear. Velvet TrWWltip, Bullous, Cords, ire. Mantill* Silks sad Vehreta, Rtsck Dress Silks, rack Silk Lace Trimmings, «Ve. A heaatifal a«ort4»eal af FRENCH EMBROIDERIES,

Sieeves, Cellars, Chemisette, Haadkereliiefs.

Alwo. Kid

Gloves, Silk Mitts,

4*-

We keep alee a large aaaartmeat of German Wanted Patterns, Cotton aad jUaea Fleas, tha (Mat artiele of Pias, NaadW, Thresd, etc.

MRS. CHILD, havlag tvtaraed

ft*m

y)GK OUT FOR fll Opening of the Fall TraJe,^ AT THE'T' 7i

a^.

IN THE DEN LONG OCCUPIED BY TIIE

¥1

£. S. WOLFE,

IMPORTER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS and QTJEENSWARE,

WOULD respectfully invite the citizens of this and the surrounding counties to call and examiue his stock of CHINA, (»LASS and QUEF.NSWARE which he is now receivingdirtet from the maavfacturtrt which will be sold at wholesale or retail on terms a*hich cannot fail to suit.

^Iso,

Britannia and Japanned Ware, Tea Trays, Spoon*,

Cutlery, Wooden War?, &c., &.c.

Call and see me.

E. S. WOLFE,

Terre-IIante, May 2R, ^859. West side of the Square.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

in town, may be found, at low prices, n\ may 28,1^52-35-tf. £. WOI.FU S.

ADAMS & CO.'S

Eastern

and Western Express.

and after Monday, 15th Inst., Adnms A, Co. wiW cominenc* rutinlug their Express to unJ

E. S. WOLFE, Agent. Terre-IIaute, March 12, lS52-24m3

lrJ,v*

Haute in connection with their Great fttaL'ru and Westeril Lines. Gold, Specie, ink Notes, Jewelry, and Packages of every description forwarded under charge of careful messengers, to any city or town in the United States.

Notes, Drafts, iiills, fee., collected ut reasonable rates Messengers now run through from Cincinnati to Terre-IIsute daily they will attend personally to all orders sent, and deliver packages by return express.

(NO.

Icfre-

ADAMS & CO.-

E. S. WOLFE,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

aadersigned now receiving

HAS

wilt ba more than sustained the com Sag season Wo never, been able to give as good bargains.

ARK

Our Retail stock comprises aa uuconnnonly large assort* ment of all ^inds of Dry Qoofc, Boots. Shoes. Natx, Caps. Bonnets,

Ribbons, 4-r..

Tp the Citizens of Vigo County. NEW STORE AND NEW GKDODS!

VT have just opened a new and des,ruble stock of

EAGLE FOUNDRY.

KINDS and sir.es of PLOWS 32 iifTi»rent kinds of STOVKSj 4 si*es ST RAM KNGINKS 2 siW ttarxe I*otrcrt and TKrrtlniii) Machines 1 site

I'LAClvS,

the Bart, with re

newed haslth, trill take peraoaal charga of her haalaeaa, aad having engaged very eaperior workasea, ehe better tbaa ever prepwad to do all work with despatch, ia the

'"rritop la No. 7, PHCENIX ROW, name betiding with Child's Bask Stersv aae dear fisst rf BIO T. Terre-Haate, ladieaa, October 15, llS84a3

Dates.

TOST re«fffed aetfs*»ent Jet of DATBS. «l aitlele, aad »a mistake, for sale at

A first rata SAGE'S.

wax* 19,1®2-Mlf Opposite Union Row.

BUeiiBIB CASH 8T0REF

stock of Fall aud Winter Goods he h»« ever brotifcMF" to this market all bought from (the first hands ft* New York, Bostwii, aad other eastern cities, aud ou the Very best terms. Cboaequentty

Ik- Is

Fai\cy s^nd Staple Dry 0oods,

which we offer to the citlxena of Vigo county at prices wh^ch we guarantee will give satisfjciiun to jll who may faTor us with a call.

One of our firm is ol present Hsisu, pmxi^n^iig, and wo will be constantly adding to our present wellselerted Stork. Me warraut all o.ur Gojt^ls io i»o what they ar« represented, and will sell them at l^e eery fowetf wires for fsash or trade.

September 3,1.^51.'HUf

UNION ROW) the largest fcml bfst

prepared to offer every

inducement In the way of good go*la at low rates that ««n be offered to tempt purchasers. The nwntaiiou at* (ho Buckeye for 4

CHEAP GOODS,

S-'*

Our Cajrpet Department has been largely Irtemwelf aw^'affords the greatest variety of all gra ies, styles patterns of three ply, supeffiue, xtra fine, and fine ingrain Carpets, including the tower grades of Hemp and Cotton do., together with Drugget, w^l\ nil widths nud qoaliti**, Rugs, Matts, etc., to be foiled n^u- where in the western country, and ,\LL AT RRDCCKIU'RICKS.

Also.-l'i-'l.-8-4,-6-1,-5-1, 4-4, aud^-l Floor Oil Cloths, Matting, etc., Table Oil Cloths of various widths and pattern*. A great variety of Window

Shades, some rich aud elejj «ut. Damask Cur- 1 tain stuff*, aud Curtain Drapery, Window Cornices, Curtain Bauds and fins. Cords and T»sels, etc., eti*. We are also weJl supplied w\tha |\eavy stock of all kin Is" of Staple Goods iucli\ding'several cases of Boots and Shoe* for theflobbiug trade which will be sold ut a small p»r rent above cost. I.. RYCK.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 21, I?s»3,-52tf

1if|

A. Ai K. Tl^TK,

No, P, PiiO'nix Hlpck. Nnfkuinl Road Street,-t^KHK-HAUTK, INDIANA.

A I A O S E

IN'DlAXAPOHsi. INDIANA.

D. D. SLOAN, Proprietor,

rf5HlS Establishment is new, und situated in the-centre cf U,e City. lij" A a Oiul Raggagc Cnr always iiv attendance to carry jmsacugers u»J Uiggage to iii,d from tho Depot, free ol charge.

S-ptemher 21, IS52-52j-1

~TOROCKBIES. LUDOWICI & HULMAN

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

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

all of which will be disponed of at file lowest llgnro. Cull at the Cincinnati Store, Union Row. March 5, I 1 y. \. II.

Wair'a

etuble Grinder or Corn Crnsher I'vavt.xn Latiiks for Wood

Iron Well und Cistern PPM PS. All kinds of Mill and Machinery Castings Rrass and Composition Cast-j lugs Plow Cnsiing* and Plow Pulnts of every khuiU All descriptions

TIN, COPPER AND SIIEI1T IRON WORK,

Hollow Ware, lurd and Sugar Ivetiles, Aiultroos, Sod irons aud Wagon Iloxes. Also, all kinds of i'l.N JSI11N either in Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or llruss nud PA'ITERN MAKIN(«, of every description, nt the ubove establisluiient corner of First and .Streets.

There are no better tcorkmrn In this couut'y, nor better itock used, than will be found ul lliMie works, lluvlug heretofore received a liberal nhareof patronage, I slwdf, in future, aim to merit its continuance.

Terre-IIaute, May 0, I Vl-.'l2-tf

GRISWOLD & BAIRD. Attorneys and Counselors at Law,

Ti'iKUlv IJ.VUTLI, INDIANA.,

J. P.

n.VIRI,

V*-

JOS Kl'11 GHOVKR.

NOTARY PUBLIC, will give jwwivp*

attention to the tukiug uf depositions, acknowledgement of or a & in O" Oflice, second story, Phu'uix Rlock, No. 1, a 3 a 2

Market Street, 3d Door North nf Phtrnh lit nek.

JOII,\""sA VRIC,

JI I REC K1VKD 1111 almost einllw» vurirty o4

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among his present assortment may Uefvtuul lUe '('rlnii)|li. from tHytou iloosier Stute nn* K*rittK:Ukia Premiumx, from Cinciiiuatl New World, lilol*', AUuk, (Uulfator umi Cultivator, from Albany, New York.

one for tciutrr and one fur nummer.

In his assortment of 1'ARLOR STOVKrf, are tlo Souvenir and Floral

I'nrlor,

linnd all kinds of

1 4

TIii'M*

exeelleut pNtterns of Cooking Stoves, -i Mont of them intended for either Tl'W or Coal, ami many nf ihcm hariug TWO 1*1 MK.

wliirli ore u'lmirultlii for

eilit-r wood or coal,a»uUo i* lite n-lf-reguliiliii{K t'otlncv Parlor. Mr. SAVKK lias aa extensive usevrtmriit oi' TIN AND JAi'ANNKI) WAUK,

STOVK KIXTI KI'X Af«*.

IT Stare, on Market Street, 'J.f Door North of Nutlomil Road Street, ojiposlte Kurriugtou's llirntk, Terr *-fl«« Indiana. June 'j:,

TERRMAT^TE CABINET SHOP.

THE nooersigned wishes to inform tli« citizens of Terre-llfiute and the siirrouudliiu country that they have estabilslied tlMMnselvea in this plaoe wive re lltey eapoel to keep

•aehae SOFAS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, etc., etc., al! of which tee warrant to be iniiuufue.iiiir«ii (ram the best material, and the workmanship not excelled.

J" We Invite the politic to give us a call. Shop an Market Street, opposite Dole's Building. JOSEPH DKROLF.

Sept. 3, lSKMD-ly FERDINAND COOK. 5*

C. w. utiaoi'i. a. r. S^A».

BARBOUR & READ Attorneys at Law, TERRK

Ko. 5, up stairs.

,1 ,a 1

urc nil

011

Household Furniture,

HAI'TK,

Look out for

INDIANA,'

Will practice their professUjn in t'lgo aii.i »l oinmg counties. All business entrusted to ilieir cure wnl meet with prompt attention, oftice in Kariogton's IluiMiiig,

Sept. 3, IHiU-43 tt

the Sign HAT!"

liiii

the

Oa ftoad a few tlwrrt Iiaet af th* Pa ft Offitt, (North side of tike Street,) WHERE Ton will'find a large and we/f sotel'teif sto-k

of SPftlNO AND SUMMER HATS, AiUm! t» nearly all elaakes, as we l«ive over one hundred different styles, ranging In prices from Fifteen Cents to Five Dollars.4 Those wishing ta parchaae either at wholesale ar retail,' would do well to give oa an eerie call. gg

April tt, !SSS-».»ar STANLEY &. IfARBFRT.

CASH STORE. No. 2,

Phor.ix

Knr.

Invite tlx attettUSn af Cath htiyers to our

Stock #f

It is mnch the largest and eamulele aseortrr.ent we have yet hroeght la this market pMr^ftised la New Vetk ei* b«ad terms. w« -nsMed to oell at very lowest Cash rate*.

April !•», 1S&? JJ. 4.

mmum

2il

rAJICY AND STAPLE DRY I.OOD8, NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, Carpeting and House JTumiBliiiig Goods.