Wabash Express, Volume 11, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 August 1852 — Page 3

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STATE TICKET.

For Qttetnor,

NICHOLAS McCARTY, of Marion.

For LUutrnani Governor,

WM. WILLIAMS, of Kosciusko.

1 For Ttttuurrv of State, I

SIMON T. HADLEY, of Hendricks. For Auditor of State, DOUGLASS MAGUIRE, of Marion.

For Secretary of State,

.** JOHN OSBORN, of Clay. For Reporter of Supreme Court, A. L. OSBORN, of Laporte.

For Clerk of Supreme Court, JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant. For Superintendent of Common Schools,

AARON WOOD, of Putnam.

Judge* of the Supreme Court.

Firtt District—JOHN B. HOWE, ofLaerauge. Second —CUAELFS DEWKT, of Clarke. Third —DAVID MCDQXALD, of Monroe. Fourth —SAMUEL B. GOOKIJIS, of Vigo.

County Candidates.

COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS.

11 We sre authorized to announce the name of AMORY KINNEY, as a candidate for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, at the ensuing fall election.

June 2d, 1R32. We are authorized to announce SAM'L. W. EDMUNDS, for Judge of Common Plea*, at the ensuing election. Aug. 4.

CLERK CIRCUIT COUBT.

YT"P We arc authcrUed to announce ANDREW WILKIN'S, aa a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, at the ensuing Octobcr election.

June 30. TTP We are authorized to announce BISHOP W. OSBORN as a candidate for Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, at the ensuing Octobcr election.

J£j~ Wc are authorized to announce THOMAS I. BOURNE, as a candidate fur Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, at the eniiuin# October election.

For County Treasurer.

TT~~P We arc authorized to announce WKM..S N. HAMILTON, a* a candidate for Treasurer and Collector for Vigo county, at theensuing October election.

For 8herifF.

O" We are authorized to announce ISAAC M. DAWSON, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the cuxuing October election.

XjT We are authorized to announce JAMES H. NELSON, of Payette Township, as Sheriff of Vigo, at tho ensuing Octobcr election

ui ixu. at tuu cunuiiiu x/tiuuci clCCUOd. I -%r Wr arc authorized to announce MAKVIN M. |carr,Pal&,i

«nsuing October election. July 21 *ro authorized to announce THOMAS WALKKR, as a candidate for SherifT, at the ensuing October election. July 28.

County Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce SYLVESTER NIBfiEY, as a candidate for County Commissioner for the 2d (or middle) district. Aug. 4.

County Burveyor.

We are authorized to announce JAMES OAKEY of Harrison township, as a candidate for County Surveyor, at the ensuing election.* Aug. 4.

In 1H48 Gen. Taylor, with all his laurels fresh, received a bare majority, w'hich everybody knows Was entirely owing to a rupture 111 the Democratic ranks unfavorable to Gen. Cass.— Journal..

Is this as near the truth as you can come?— Taylor had a majority of 36 electoral votes over Cass: nnd of the popular vote, he had One hundred and thirty-eight thousand, four hundred and Jifty-six over Cass I Is that a bare majority? Can't you say next week that Cass beat Taylor?

The name of WM. E. McLEAN, of TcrrcHaute, will be presented to the Democratic District Convention, as candidate lor Prosecuting Attorney for the 6th Judicial District Composed of tins counties of Vigo, Sullivan, Clay, Putnam, Morgan, Owen, Greene, and Mon roc.—Journal.

And if he is nominated and elected, we shall expect an influx of a certain population who lovo good horses, for they would not fear conviction under Mac's indictments. Mac's election would increase the ccnsus that much.

PUBLIC MEETING.

The citizens of Vigo county are requested to assemble at the Court-House, on Saturday, the 7th Innt., at a o'clock, I*. M., to take into consideration the subject of a linilrond from Terre-Haute to Vliicrmies, to connect with the Railroad from livnnsVille. Several addresses will be made and a proposition submitted,interesting to the whole people. It is earnestly urged upon all to come together.

August. 4, !KYJ.

Land Warrants Beady.

Thos. McCawley, 10 acres. Jthoda Chenowoth, 40 acres. Wm. Moore, WO acres. John Wood, '10 acres. Mrs. Sicha Jones, -40 acres. Daniel Welker, 40 acres. Joseph W. Markle, 40 acres.

Rebecca J. Hicklen, 40 acres. In relation to Bounty Land affairs, we wish to see the following persons:

Mrs. Sarah Rogers, Thos. Lovall, Mrs. Margaret. Black. Mrs. Nancy Turner.

•manasnamtBanBaBBkiaiMaaaani

B. B. R.

The triple It's we perceive, in the majority of our exchanges, stands forth in hold relief, it. lias carried hope to the hearts of thousands, it

pleasure, in a few days. It has put flesh upon

other nervous, billions or rheumatic most instantly.

HICKCOX, ss a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the] in two editions, one neatly bound in cloth, and one paper. Price low. July 21, l852-32-6w

pnnif

It is magic like in its effects. «/•a

like in its etlects.

trical speed, in stopping pain and curing its

canso. In all cases ask for KAOWAY'S RKADY HKI.IFF. Aug. 4. '52.-34 w4

For Sale.

fl^WO Billiard Table*, and one of SJwain's Pat«*?»t Atmospheric Soda Fountains, all

in good o. ier, and for sale cheap. Further in-

formation may be had tv application at tho EXPRESS OFFICE. May 19, 18W-23 If

Of the Removal of the Land Office from GREEN BAY to MENASHA, In WISCONSIN.

UNDER

authority conferred by the second section of the act of Congress approved June 26, 1834, entitled "An act to create additional land districts in the State of Illinois and Missouri, and in the territory north of the State of Illinois:"

The Land Oflico now at Gases* BAY in the State of WISCONSIN will be removed to the towu of

MKXASHA,

Br the President: "JOHN WILSON, Acting Cammistioncr Ike

BARGAINS

TO make room for thg Fall Stock* DAVID H. ARNOLD, will now offer his entire assortment of ...

Summer Clothing

AT THE SIGN OF THE

MILL SAW

2UUU

HAH LIGHTS, Pine and Poplar Window Sashes. 135 Boxes Window Glass. 300 Kegs first quality Nails. 50 Tons assorted Iron—best brand. 3 Plow and Spring

Mexico, fec., with an appendix

A BABE CHANCE FOB ALL WHO WISH TO PAINT THEIB HOUSES CHEAP.

Mayer's Patent Guild I'ercha Paint.

THIS

paint Is far better for brick houses than the oil paint, for various reasons: It is inorc durable, looks more brilliant, and prevents the sweating of the walls inside. The brick in this district are of too porous a nature tp receive oil paint. The oil in the paint is immediately absorbed into the brick, and the lead or other paint lefton the surface to be scaled by the summer's sun, or the rain and frost of winter. The Gutta Percha Paint fills all ihe holes and renders the surface much more even and beautiful nnd to conclude, does not cost more than one-third the price of oil paint, and will last three times as long.

Below are some certificates from gentlemen in Springfield, Illinois: My house painted by Mr. Hager, last April, is perfectly wnter-proof, and I Delieve it to be pcrfectlj' durable, from present appearances.

S. & A. FRANCIS, Eds. 111. Jour.

Wc can refer, with confidence, to all who have had work done, among whom are the following:

SratNOKiKi.n, 111.—Mr. Jas. Walker, Mr. J. Phelps, Dr. Aldrich, Mr. Millington, E. Withey, L. Wilhev, .Ins. Good, Mr. Champ, Mr. Learick, Erastus

Wright,

rI",HE

and br opened there for business

on the first day of September next. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this 14th "dav of Julv. A. D. 1F52. )JlLLAlU) FILLMORE.

General Land Office.

July 28, 1852-33-to Oct. 1st.

SCOTT AND PIERCE. Declaration of War!

rpHE Fxrniors will now find at the airn of the Pad Lock a very superior lot of Grain Cradles

Cast Steel Grain Scythes, Cast do Grass do German Steel Grass Scythe*. Hay fork*, 3 and 3 Tined, Hay rafics. Scythe Snaths, from 93 eta to 50 cents each, and just received Four doaen very superior Sickles, for sale a. SOct* each.

June 90, '$3-»tf S. H. POTTER A CO.

Steel.

1000 lbs Cast Steel, all sizes. 1000 English, German and American Steel. 100 Pair Eliptic Springs— Axles and Wagon

Boxes.

40 Boxes Tin Plate. Tinned Copper, Bar Tin, fcc. Also—an additional Stock of Saddlery, Skirting, fcc., making our stock very complete.

A superior article of

Cast Iron, Well, and cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe, Pump Chains and Cranks.

and a very complete stock of Carpenters Planes, Chisels and tools of all kinds, kc., fcc., all of which are offered at great bargains, by

POTWIN & BURNAM,

Next door to Groverman Bourne.

Terre-Haute, June 30, '52,-29tf

LIFE OF GENERAL SCOTT. TUST received at CHILD'S BOOK STORE, a new edition of Mansfield's life of General

candidate for sC0U. finely embellished, and containing his

H. F. ASH.

My house, painted last winter by Mr. H., is all that its name implies, and I agree with Mr. Ash in respect to its durability.

ORVILLE PADDOCK.

I am now living in a house painted by Mr. IT., and 1 think it is greatly improved and rendered impervious to water. M.McMEYERS.

Mr. Hager has painted i»y house, and I can say it is water-proof and looks better than oil paint, because it makes a more beautiful sur face. H. BRIGHAM.

Hy house has been painted with the above paint, and it is certainly superior to oil paint. H. LOGAN.

MKNARD COUNTY, III.

This is to certify, that Mr. Hager has put. his water-proof paint on my house, and I take pleasure in recommending it to all who may wish work done, as a beautiful and cheap way of painting brick houses,and in many respects is superior to oil paint. Rev. M. l'ERKlis S.

My ouse, since Mr. H. has put on his paint, is not only beautiful, but I can safely sav it is water-proof. Rev. C. DRESSER.

My house has been painted by Mr. H., and it has proved to be all that he represents it—waterproof. J. HUTCHISON. ngs ol Messrs. llager A Co., we entirely coincide in the recommendations given above.

M. Harrower, Win. Maury, C.

McGraw, J. M. Burkhart, M. Braymnn, Mr. Brady, Dr. Todd, R. Wood. Mr. Harman. ROCIIKSTKR, Sangamon Co.—Dr. Dickinson, J. Stafford, J. McCoy, D. Miller, D. Jones, M. Eades.

Minm.KTowx, Logan Co.—Mr. Thos. Cantrail, Mr. Mount, Mr. Haines. SANGAMON Cot:STY.—Mr. Slater, M. B. Gray, Rev. P. Cartwright, M. J. Short., W. Houghton,

has performed the most remarkable cures on ,,, IV* i' ,i nougnton, record. It. ha, raised the dying invalid from jMr- Maltby, Mr. Wood, Mr. Goodman, Mr. a bed of misery to tho scenes of health and

T,IKJfs'

the wasted form and new life to the won nit trunk. It will stop the most cruel pangs of pain in an instant, and cure the most tormenting Toothach second—tho most acute pat Dysentery. Neuralgia. Sick Headache, and all •*"-v l'«rs""s suing powew prmiogi otVr ,,,-rVo.m billfoos or rheumatic nains al- "f'nanufacter.ngand using the above mention

Menard Co.—B. Whitney, J. Rob

erts, Rev. Mr. Perkins, Mrs. Whip. JACKSONVILLE.—J. Sigler, Matt. Stacy, Mrs. Chandler.

ST. Lcrts.—Mr. Win. Anderson, Allen Stevens, Henry Holmes. Any persons wishing to possess the privilege

a using I

b-v s!'n,linK

fivc

In England, Russia, France. Austria, the «'tter. directed to L. G. Hager, box 1 91 bt. Chief Physicians to their Majesties have been »n individual right to ataggercd al its remarkable efficacy and elec «,ul "sc

t'ollnrs

closed in a

thp

nvl%.

loors.

material for themselves or

fi,r R4nw.jivV« RKUIY The actual cost for tho largest class of dwel-

I lings will not exceed four dollars, and it can be jnty on by most any boy. County rights will

be sold on reasonable terms.

July 21, 1852 4t

L. G. HAGER.

O A N N E S PATENT

OS E N S E E

JL'S

subscriber invites the attention of Tanners and I-cather Dealers to his great Improvement in Tanning Apparatus by which Leather can be turned out in one-third the usual time, at a great saving of cost and labor.— Certificates innumerable can be shown from persons who have tested the merits of the improvements, and who testify to its great superiority over all other processes. For particulars see large bills.

Shop Rights and County Rights will be disposed of. at reasonable rates. O Letters addressed to the undersigned at Terre Haute, Ind., will meet with prompt attention. W. S. COOPER, Agent.

July 14.1S52, 31-tf

Harrison Strain Saw Hill.

IAM

now readv for business, and will fill any bills for £$AWBD LUMBER at the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates. Mechanics and Builders will please remember.

DAVID K. SMITH.

I Harrison, June 30, lSS2.-29-tf

For Sale.

ALAND

WARRANT, of EIGHTY Acres.— Apply to D. a DANALDSON, July 31, 1852. Express Office.

For Ladies and Gentlemen.

I)ARASOLS, Fans,Gents and Ladies Kid, Silk, Linen. Thread, Cotton and Rubber Gloves. Gents, Ladies and Misses White Mixed, Black and Mode colored Hose, at

\~lfrE have in onr Carpet Room a good Stock of three ply, superfineand Cotton Warp Carpeting. Also, Floor Oil Cloths and Matting «t Cash rates. R, A O. TODSEY,

May 26, *52-24-m3 No.S, Phesnix Block.

lediral Notice.

CHARLES

SB!g|ig§«§l|sgig '_ wp

at Cost.

OCT Call early. Store east of the Public Square, next door to Potter & Go.'s. July 28, 1852-33-tf

1W STOVE STORE.

Market Street, 2d Door North of Phoenix Block.

JOHN SAYRE,

HAS just received an almost endless variety of Parlor and Cooking

Stoves.

Among his present assortment may be found the Triumph, from Dayton Hoosier State and Kentuckian Premiums, from Cincinnati New World,Globe, Atlas. Gladiator, &

Cultivator, from Albany, New York. These are all excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves, Most of them intended for either Wood or

Coal, and many having two FIRE-PLACES: one for winter and one for summer. In his assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are the Souvenir and Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or coal, as also is the self-regulating Cottage Parlor.

Mr. Sayre has also an extensive assortment of

Tin and Japanned Ware, Stove Fixtures, &c.

O" Store, on Market Street, 2d door North of National Road Street opposite Farrington's Block, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

June 23, 1852-28-tf

THE TRIBUNE.

Scott Leads the column!—Forward!!

'Now, Brothers, now is the timer

THE

publishers of The JV«a York Tribune proffer copies of their regular and full Weekly issue (eight large pages, each six columns, of Literature, Politics, and News) for the remainder of the Presidential Campaign, commencing with the Tth of August and closing with Jfov.25th, when wc confidently hope to announce their Triumph—on the following t^rms: 1 copy for the 15 weeks, #0,37£ 6 copies, to one address, 2,00 10 copics do do 3,00 25 copies do do 7,50

Payment in all cases to accompany the order. The selection of WINKIELD SCOTT for President and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice President has gratified our ardent wishes and strengthened our earnest hopes. Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. SCOTT is the very man fitted nnd marked out by his heroic achicvcments—his inestimable services, at critical periods in preserving our National tranquility and preventing the effusion of blood-by his unquestioned integrity, his self devntins patriotism, his unsectional position and liis bumanity-^-to unite the Whig Masses in one enlhuRiastic, invincible host and lead them on to victory. So believing, we have lnborcd and hoped for his nomination, and we now confidently look to the result to justify our sanguine anticipations.

THE TRIDONE, standing on its own Platform and knowing no other authority but truth, will do its utmost for the election of Sron and GRAHAM but it will not be absorbed hy Political discussion. Wc havo chosen to proffer Campaign subscribers a large sheet rather than a small and cheaper one. because the postage is the same, and because we wish to extend the knowledge of what THE TRIBUNE habitually is. The Icttep of our Associate BAYARD TAYLOR, who next writes us from Syria, the ruins of Ninevah, Constantinople, &c., will npnear every week, with reviews of new Books. Proceedings of Congress and the general Foreign and Domestic News or the Day. If there is another journal in Amcrica more valuable or interesting than THE TRIIUI.NK, it is not because more money or labor is spent thereon. —All the Kditions of THE TRIHCXE are printed in large Quarto form, on a sheet 31 by 42 inches, showing eight large and compact pages of reading matter. About half the Daily is devoted to Advertisements, very few of which appear in our other issues. No ten dollar daily in the world contains more reading matter than The Tribune, which is afforded at 35 per annum, or $1}£ for three months.

SEMI-WEEKLY TKIBUNE:

One copy (per annum) $3 Two do. $5 Ten do. $20. WEEKLY TKIBUNE: One copy (por annum) 82 Three do, 5 Pdo. $10 Twcntv do. (to one address) $20.

Payment is in ALL cases required in advance. Subscriptions for the CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE or cither of our regular issues, are respectfully solicited. All notes ol specie paying hanks taken at par and may be remitted at our risk. Please address

GKEELEY & McELHATH,

Publishers, Tribune Buildings, New York. July 28. '52-33-lmo-$k,rs & chg V. B. P., N. York.

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

THE

regular course of Lectures in this Institution will commence on the first Monday of November, under the following Faculty to wit:

LEVI L. LAYCOCK, M. D„ Emeritus Professor of Physiology and Pathology. HUGH RONALDS. M. D., Professor of General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomv.

C.A.FOSTER, A. M. M. D., Professor of Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics. MADISON J. BRAY. M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery,

WILLIAM H. BYFORD.M. D.,"Professorof the Theorv and Practice of Medicine. GEORGE B. WALKER. M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.

WM. A. McDOWELL, M. D., Professor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.

JOHN T. WALKER, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. The Anatomical Rooms for the study of Practical Anatomy, under the superintendence of the Professor of Anatomy or the Demonstrator. will be open for the reception of Students by the 1st of October.

Fees for a full course, $75. Matriculation ticket and Demonstrator's ticket each $5. Diploma fee $20.

Good boarding may be obtained at from $1,50 to $.1,00 per wee^c.

Any one desiring further information, may address the Dean (post paid) by mail which will be promptly attended to.

rpHE

TOrSET'S CASH STORE,

May 26,-24-m4 No. 2. Phrnix Row.

CARPET ROOM.

A. HUNT, M. D.. has removed

to Mooteauma. Ind., where he proposes {devoting his lifetime to the profession. Montcxuma, Ind., Jane 30, l852-29-3mo.

G. B. WALKER, M. D.,

July 28,'52-33 Dean of the Faculty. CTTerre-Haute Express, copy te amount of $5, and send account to Dean.—Ecansville Journal.

H. .T. CANNIFF. M. D.,

I^ROM

the !n6rmary of Dr. A. Curtis, Cincinnati, intending to make this place his home, respectfully tenders to the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, his professional services in the practice of

BOTANIC HF,DICI*E,

and solicits a share of their patronage. For the present he may be found at the office of Dr. E. V. BALI., except when absent on professional business.

S3*Calls by day or night, promptly attended to. Terre-Haute, July 29. '52-33tf

\TEW EDITION OF THE LIFE OF SEN. WDTFIELD SCOTT, for sale bv W. H. BUCKINGHAM.

OVER1NG.

Sign of the Big Book.

LIFE OF GEK. FKA1FK FIERCE, with I. a Biojrraphical Sketch o? Hon. WX. RUFUS K3N0. at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S.

or TRii HEIR OF

WYCHER-!

LY, a Historical Romance, by Eld red Grevson. Esq. THE BLITHKDALE ROMANCE, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, for sale at

W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S

July 98,1852-33-tf Book Store.

Timbered Land for Sale.

~l QA ACRES of first rate white oak tim.L Land for sale, low, about six miles west of Terre-Haute. supposed to be immedi atelr on the line of the Rail Rnad west.

CT Terms easy. S. B. GOO KINS. one 30, l8S2.-99-w7

t* R. JR. R.

RADWAFS HEADY REMEDIES. Hot. 1, 2, 4r3.

Are so prepared as to Harmonize and act in unison with each other.

5TAKKN

SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER,

THBY WILL INSTANTLY STOP PAIN, SPEBDILY REMOVE DISEASE, AND QUICKLY CURB ITS CAUSEI NO PAIN CAN EXIST, OR DISEASE AFFLICT THE SYSTEM WHILE UNDER THEtft INFLUENCE. «s R- R-jiASSg^ "if No. i. hi® 3

RAPWAY'S READY RELIEF

IS THE FIRST ANJD ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD,THAT HAS.STOPPED

THE MOST VIOLENT PAlSS IN A FEW SECONDS!!!

It Will stop the morr SIVEBE RIISS IN FIVE MINUTES oa LES» and will cbre the iRost obstinate and painful Rbeuinatic, Nervous, Neuralgic and Billion* complaihti in a.few huurs

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. It never fails in giving instant ease to the moet tormenting and agonizing FAINS*

IT HAS CURED

IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED Rheumatism Neuralgia Croup Diarrbcea Toothach Spasm Cramps Sick Headache Chill Fever Chilblains Sore Throat Influenza

In Four Hours. In One Hour. In Ten Minutes. In Fifteen Minutes. In One Second. In Five Minutes. In Five Minutes. In Fifteen Minutes. In Fifteen Minutes. In Five Minutes. In Four flourm* in One Hout:

Spinal complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery Tic Doloreux, and all other complaints where there is severe pains, Radway's Relief will instantly stop the paid and quickly cure the disease.

SICK HEADACHE.

RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will stop the most distressing pains in a few minutes, and prevent renewed attacks. It will cleanse and sweeten the stomach, and neutralize the poisonous acids of the system.

RHEUMATISM. CASES CURED.

In the year ISol, Radway's Ready Relief Cured 20,000 cases of Rheumatism in New York. 20,000 cases of Rheumatism in Boston 20,000 cases of Rheumatism in Philadelphia. 5,000 cases in Michigan. 5,000 cases of Rheumatism in Illinois. So quick is Radway's Ready Relief in curing Rheumatism, that uine patients out of every ten are relieved from all pain in a few minutes after the first application wc have known as many as twenty persons in a day, who have called at our office in their carriages to have the Relief applied by us, and in FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked away rejoicing, that they have been able once more to walk alone without the aid of stick or crutch

Price of R. Relief, 95 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per bottle. Each bottle to be genuine must bear the facsimile signature of RADWAY & Co. Sold by Druggists everywhere.

R. R. R. No. 2.

RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. FOR THE QUICK CURE OF ALL CHRONIC AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES. IT IS POWERFUL, SEARCHING AND PLEASANT,

IT CLEANSES AND PURIFIESTHE BLOOD FROM ALL-SCROFULOUS HUMORS IT RESOLVBS AWAY FROM THE BONES AND

MUSCLES ALL DISEASED DEPOSITS IT ELECTRIFIES THE FLUIDS AND SOLIDS WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

IT IS WARRANTED TO CURE Scrofula, White Swelling Humors, Syphilis,

Cancers, Epilepsy, Tumors, Jaundice, Rickets, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Bronchiticnl Tumors, Hacking Dry Cough. In either of the abovo named Diseases

WE OUARAXTEE

that tho patient will experience its powerful, soothing, beneficial effects IN A FEW HOURS after taking it.

CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS

WILL EXPERIENCE IMMEDIATE RELIEF AFTER TAKING THREE DOSES. IT IS DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES.

In ten minutes after taking a dose of this pleasant remedy, tho weak and sickly invalid feels its electrical agency thrilling through every cell and cavern of the system, imparting health and strength to every organ, nerve, and secretory vessel in the body.

Price of R. R. R. No. 2, One Dollar per bottle. Sold only by the authorized agents.

R. R. R. No. 3.

RADWAY'S REGULATORS.

MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR OPERATION. To REGULATE TIIK BOWKLS, AND CI.KA.NSE THE SYSTEM FIIOM

ALL PCTBID AND ACRIMONIOUS HUMORS. GOOD AT ALL TIMES. TIME FIVE HOURS. SMALL DOSES REOCLATE. LARGE DOSES PUROE.

TAKEN IN DOSES FROM ONE TO EIGHT.

THEY WILL CURE

Costivencss, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation of the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, Measles, Small Pox, Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint.

FEVERS OF ALL KINDS.

Typhoid, Pneumonia, Scarlet, Typhus, Yellow and Billious, And in all cases where the system is out of order, A Dose of the Regulators will Regulate the Bowels, Give Tone and Energy to the Liver, And Restore the Natural Health.

Three Regulators is an ordinary dose, and will empty the bowels of their refuse matter in a few hours. 1st. They cleanse the stomach from all fcctid or diseased humors and leave it sweet, clean, pure and healthy. 2d. They produce upon the skin a free perspiration, open the pores, and give a regular and healthy action to the skin. 3d. Thay purge from the skin the secretions, the bowels, the stomach, and every function in the system, all morbid and unhealthy humors.

In serious cases, where prompt and immediate actiou is requirod, and a general operation of the bowels demanded.

FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS,

Will Produce most Beneficial Effects.

IN ALL FEVERS,

Scarlet, Typhus, or Billious,

Take from one to three Regulators every hour, until a free and powerful evacuation is produced. Radway's Regulators are pure, safe, quick, powerful but mild and pleasant in their operat on.

Price of Radway's Regulators 25 cents per Box, containing ?0 Regulators. Radwav's Remedies, for sale by

BROWNING & WALL. "Prairie Citg Drug Store."

Terre-Haute, June 30, '52.-17sqs-lyr-3chgs & mo. notice—chg. ev me. $cs,xx

WONDERFUL PROOF!

DR. BLACIvWELL'S

Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, and

IRIS VERSICOLA.

"I N this age of humbuggery, it behooves every one to J. guard with a suspiciouseye the interests of individuals and cliques. And even then the dazzling splendor of outward show insinuates itself into the favor of manv, and they become willing dupes to unholy ends. Thus it is we see Mesmerism, Clairvoyance, and Spiritual Rappings, absorbing too much of the attention of rational and intelligent beings, even to thedethroning of their supreme intelligence. All feelingan intere?t in their own, and the welfare of the community, and in the further extension of that which is useTul, we would recommend to their serious consideration Dr. BlaciteelVe Compound Sirup of SanaBarilla and trie Vrrticola, and request the same investigation. by way of trial, that has been extended to other objects of less importance. He asserts its superiority to any similar compound ever yet introduced, and defies the public to produce its equal for the cure of the following diseases: Scrofula, or King's Evil, Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Female Diseases, Eruptions, of the Skin, Swelled Glands, and all diseases arising (Tom an impure state of the blood.

In testimony of the eminent virtue of this Compound we subjoin a certificate from a reliable citizen with the opinion of an excellent physician:

LOCISVILLK. June 3. 1852.

Dr. Bl*ekrcll—Dear Sir: I wish through this medium to inform you of the success of yonr Sarsaparilla upon my little daughter. She is now eight years of age. From her infancy she baa been troubled with a breaking cut over her body, resembling Scrofula. At times her arms and legs were covered over with large running sores. Towards the close of last winter she grew so much worse than she bad been before, that I became alarmed, and was about making application to a Physician when I accidently heard of your Sarsaparilla as being gntmi jranjter the He*4. I immediately procured a bottle and commenced its use. Before the first bottle was used up I could see a marked change for the BCTTEK. Continued its use until the third bottle was taken, when an entire cmrt was effected. I am now happy to say she enjoy (Abetter health than she everdid before. In justice to you I must say 1 consider your Sarsaparilla one of the best medicines now in nse for purifying the blood, and curing all diseases arising from its impurity. With this, please to accept my most sincere thanks and well wishes.

J. A. DOUGHERTY.

Here is the opinion of a Physician of the city, whose statement cannot be called in question: Dr. t. r. Bltkrr.U—Sir: In reply to yours I will state, that have examined your receipt for yourCoropound Sirip of Sarsaparilla and lri« Vmeola, and consider it an excellent mtlermtie* Compound.

Re*prctft»llT, J- M. BUCKLY, M. D. T-P'PTepared and sold wholesale and retail by Varan* A No. M, Third *L, bet. Market I and Jefferson, Louisville. Ky.

Terre-Haute., June 30, iSSL-SMn

TO WOOL CARDERS.

HAVE jnst received and will constantly have on hand

Machine Cards and Card Cleaners,

of a soperiof quality, fre*h from the manufacturers, which will be sold at Eastern prices, at Holmes' Mill. ARB A HOLM15S.

Terre-Haute, May 12,1852-22-t/

^W-^J s:y^

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.

CONFECTIONERY

AX 1»

£*3 £££, I2B S& 'df 9^1 SOUTH Sits OF THE PttBtlC SQUARE, 7,~TERRE-HAUTE, IND.':

THE

undersigned take pleasure in anhiluiibing to the citizens of Terre-Haute and surrounding country, that thev are now fully prepared to furnish Pdrtics, Weddings, $c., with

All kinds of Candiei, Cakes asd Fraita, which shall not be surpassed in beaut j, taste, quality or price, by any in this jl

U* The Ladies are especially invited to call, as we are willing to risk the public's appreciation upon their taste and approval.

It shall be our pride ahd aim to please our customers, by giving such entire satisfaction to ail who may favor us with their patronage, that none shall go away dissatisfied. tCT All orders from town or country, sliiill be promptlv attended to.

Cd^FECTIOITElirBS AND SYRUPS Of all kinds constantly kept on hand, ana for sale at Wholesale or Retail.

A SFLSUDlD SODA-FOUNTAIN, Which is now pouring forth a rich, healthful and cooling stream to quench the thirst of the thirsty. It needs but a trial to be admired.

Second Strut, nearly opposite the Stewart Houie, TERRE-HAUTE. LVD. rriHE subscribers are now fully prepared to fill all orders for delicacies in their line, to Parties and Weddings, either in town orcountry, on the shortest notice.

Cr Their Ice Cream Saloon will be opened on Monday next. U" A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.

Mav 19, 1852-23-3 ra.

J. EVANS, M. 1)., RESPECTFULLYof

April 9, 1851-y

tenders his Professional services

to the citizens Terre-Haute and vicinity. TTT3 Office on Market st., first door south of the Town Hall.

J. G. STEPHENSON, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. Office on Market street, nearly opposite Brown's Hotel. Octobcr 16,1851-dly

H. R. SMITH, D. D. S.

BEING now permanently located in his new OFFICE on Ohio Street, 3d door East of the Public S^uafe, tViil tit d.11

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

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

I N I N N A I O It

LUDOCTICI & HTJLMAN,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Groceries, Liquors, GlasB, Nails and Leather, UNION ROW, third door from West corner,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

September 3, 1851-dly

FASHIONABLE

HAT AND CAP STORE.

National Road st. a few doors east of the Pot Office. Sign of the "BROWN HAT."

THE

subscribes would respectfully inform the citizens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country, that they have just opened a large and superior assortment of Hats and Caps, which they are prepared to sell at the lowest Cincinnati prices.

Torre-Haute, Ind., Sept. 20,1851-dy

E. w. SMITH.

SMITH & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

W. W. EARLY, ft CO.,

Forwarding & Commission Merchants,

TK It K-II ,\ PTE, INDIANA. March 12, I851"-13-tf

DAVID HABTS00K,

HAS

fitted up a splendid open Front establishment,.one door west of the Post. Office, for the purpose of carrying on the Clothing

Tailoring business in all its branches. He and will always be on hand to give good bargains, and to execute all orders in his line with proinj^iess and fidelity. A stock of ready nytde cWthinn for men and boys, is kept* on hand, V^ich is warranted to be of the latest style, good material, and prices that will defy all competition. llT Call and see. D. HARTSOCK.

Terre-Haute, May 21, '51-23-tf

J. BRITTOX. H. L. ASHLET.

BRITTON & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. N. B: Cash paid for Wheat,, Barley, Flaxseed, Rye, Corn, Oats, Timothy and Clover Seed, and Feathers, at their Warehouse, corner of First and Eagle streets, CanalBasin.

January 7, 1&2 4-tf

TERRE-HAUTE MARBLE DEPOT?

i\ saw

REAI.KA IN

VERMONT AND ITALIAN MARBLE, Fourth St., between Wabash and Ohio Sts., (80UTn OF THE POST-OFKIOE,)

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

O" At his Marble Yard will be furnished on short notice and at reasonable prices, HeadStones, MonuAents, Obelisks, Spires, and every article in his line.

U" All work done in superior style. June 10,1851-d&w

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN8WARE.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL. E. S. WOLFE,

WEST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE. TERRE-HAUTE, IND.,

IStensive

now in receipt of the largest and most exstock of Clunn, Glass and Queens ware. Paper

Hangings. China Toys, £c„ bc.. ever brought to the Wabash, and be is anxious dispose of the same at the lowest rates. He also keeps choice

Family Groceries

for retailing at favorable prices. Buying from large importers east, he can offer inducements which will always be satisfactory, and he invitee a particular examination of his stock.

D" Remember the place. West of the Square. Octobcr 27,1851-46-wtf

O'XEIL'8 FASHIONABLE HAIB DBE8SIKG SB !WT 9 Basement Roam, at the Prairie House.

Where he hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of public patronage. Shaving, Hair Catting, Shampooing, Ac., &c.

Apr. 28, 1852-20tf

O'NEIL.

HOUGHTON & SENNET,

HAVE

BROWNING A WALL. Areola, Tem-Hante, Indiana.

permanently loeated themselves in this city, and fitted np rooms over the "Prairie City Drug Stnre."ea*t end of Uxiox Row. for the purpose of taking

DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine onr *peeiiwns, and if pleased with our work give us their patronage.

We are satisfied that from long experience in the bosineas, we are able to exceed any thine in our line done in the western country. Call and see. H. 8.

Terre-Haute, Jane 33, "69.-28-1/

TERRE-HAUTE fetJSINESS CARDS.

adriaJTCHOD^.

BOOKSELLER AND STAtlONER.

And Dealer Ixi fancy Gtiods, XeiodooiiS, ?ianoa, HI Mtuii, fco., fee. N6. 7, Phoenix Block.

DAVlii

F. EBERWINE CO.

May 26, 1852-24-tf

E. & L. NEI7MEISTER,

HARPER'S Magaiitie, Godey'a Lady's Book, Oleason's Reading Room Companion, Ac., Ac., fur

nished to Subscribers. He receives Books and Fancv Goods every week by Express, and will furnish anythiug in his line of business, upon short notice.

Terre-Haute, May la, '52:-22 3m

DAVID W. RANKIN.

4th Street, between Wabash and Ohio, %?, TBRRE-HA UTE, IXI). I

W. RANKIN, respectfully informs his old friends and customers, and the public generally, that he lias taken the "CixCIN.VATI CABINET WARK-ROOMS," formerly occupied by F. C. Cone «k W. 0. Weathferwax, where ne is prepared to furnish, on short notice,

Cabinet Work of every Description and 513 a gr II

at cheaper and dasier rates than has ever been offered Heretofore on the Wabjtsli. ID" Those .wishing Furniture ahd good bargains will do Well to call and examine his STTLE of work.

April 21, 1852-19-4m

BOOTS AND SHOES.

have just opened a large stock of Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children'9 Boots and Shoes, which we will sell lott forctisli.

Call and et^nine our.stotk. SCHOOLEY fc VANHORJT, No. 5, Phoenix Row. April 21, 1852-19-tf

J. T. WALL, M» D.,

(LATK OF 1CEXTUCXT,)

PHYSICTAN AND SURGEON,

WTerre-Haute,

OULD respectfully announce to tho Citizens of and vicinity, that he hs* takpn an office at tho Prairie City Drug Stofe, Conner 4th ahd National Road Streets, where he may be found at all timcH 'luring the day, except professionally absent.

Rooms at the Prairie House, where he may be found at night. Terre-Haute, Apr. 98,1859-80-tf

HOMOEOPATHY.

Dr. Z. H0LLINGSWORTH,

HAS

taken an office in Scott's building, nearly opposite Brown's Hotel, and is prepared to pay prompt and unremitting attention to those requiring his services.

Terre-Haute, June 9,1852,-26tf

S. B. FREEMAN,

Watchmaker and Jeweler,

HAVING

removed hisestabltshmbiittoNo.'i, Phrenix Row, invites his friends and customers to call and examine on entirely new aad fashionable assortment of

Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, the largest assortment in the place—of tho very latest style and the lowest prices.

Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watches aud Jewelry. November SO, 1851-50-tf

L. WARliEN

Painter, Glazier, and Paper Hanger,

the west side of Fourth Street, first building north of Main street. Terre-Haute, May 21, 1851 dtf

N. B. DUFF'S

National Daguerrean Gallery,

MR.

STANLEY & HARBEP.T.

O. F. SMITH.

National Road Street, TERRE-HAUTE IND.

March 20, 1850-14-tf

I AS just received a general slock of Goods JUL for GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL, which will be made to order, at short notice, and warranted.

The stock consists of various Broadcloths, Black, Brown, Blue and fancy colors Cassiineres and Vestings of all kinds Shirts, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, Ac., Ac., Ac.

His garments will be fashionably and substantially made, and his prices graduated to the lowest living mnrk. "O" Call and examine the Stock and leave your measure. B. H. CORNWELL.

Terre-Haute, March 17, 1852-14-tf

J. K. CRISHER,

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, National Road st., North of the Court House, TEBBK-HAUTK, INDIANA.

ISand

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

N. B: One or two good Journeymen wanted December 31, 185l-3-tf

TOUSEY'S A S S

cf,•

Phoenix Rote, Terre-Haute, Ind.

DUFF would respectfully call the attention of the public to bis beautiful suite of Rooms, where he is prepared to execute Daguerreotypes, in unrivalled style. Call and examine specimens. Pictures of sick ordeceased persons taken at their residence N. B. 1JUFK, Operator.

Old time sweeps on with icy breath, And chills the sweetest flowers in Death To cure its form, let beauty bloom, IU huCH may live beyond the tomb. May 5, '59.-21-tf.

B. H. CORN WELL, rasa™

mm%

EAST OF THE SQUARE,

PItCEXIX ROW.

now have our Spring and Summer Stock of GOODS for sale. It is complete, and consists of all grades of F&ncy and Staple Dry Goods. We sell exclusively for CASH, and consequently sell low. Those in the habit of buying goods on time, will find it to their advantage to call and price our stock:, and wc warrant to satisfy them that under our cash system, we can afford to sell goods at a heavy reduction from credit prices.

LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale Two Hundred and Eighty Acres of band, lying immediately west of BowlingGreen, near the centre of Clay coun

ty. This land has about twenty acres under fence—most of it in cultivation also two good wells of water and a young orchard of a fine selection of fruit.

For further information apply to me on the preraises.or address me at Bowhng-Green. Ind. DAVID S. GRIMES.

May 26, 1852-24-tf

For the Ladief.

BLACK,

Fancy and Brocade Dress Silks,

Barege DeLaiue*, aud Plain Bareges, Lawns, Gioghams, Plain and dotted Swiss Mulls, Nansooks, Poplins, Tissues and every variety of Dress Goodfs, at

TOUSEY'S CASH STORE, No. 2, Phoenix Row.

May 26, 1852-24-3m

Ice-Cream and Lemonade.

THE

Ice-Cream and Lemonade Saloon of F. EBERWINE A CO.. is now ready for the reception of visitors. ET First door West of the Bank. XJ

We have a room fitted up especially for the accommodation of Ladies, aon promise them an agreeable reception at all times, which shall not be excelled by any in the citv.

F. EBERWfNE A CO.

June 2. lfi52-25-tf

SSTO STO EN

Tj^ROM the »ob*criber on the

night of t.lip 26tli inst., a horse saddle and bridle. The horse is a sorrel about fifteen hands high,

&3i

twelve or fourteen years old, a star in the forebead. some white feet, fox ears, heavy, and thick set. The saddle about half worn with blue saddle cloth and brass stirrnps.the bridb* a curb with stiff bitts. A reward of $25,00 will be given for the recovery of the property and a reasonable reward for the apprehension of thetbief. C. GILBERT.

Terre-Haute, July 28, '52.-33-pd

BAX.13M01I LOCK HOW TAT. but be obtained the most speed} Item*

9J3CRET DISEASES.

Gonorthat, Gleets: Stricture* Semibsl fteakntwi Pain* in the Lolnt Affection* or the Ki'dneyi and »H tbosc pecullw affections. aHkinc from a Sacarr HABIT, particularly the youth, of both sexes, which: if not cured, produce COSSTITCTIOSAL DEBILITY, render»M*BRU.o* WrbwtBLB, and In the end, destroy* both MIND ABS BODY.

Yoxrira Mrif.

Especially, kho hath becotne the victim* ol solitary vice, that dreadful and ilctlructite habit, which annually *we«ps to an untimely grave, tboufaiide of young wen of the most r^xlted talents and brilliant intellect! who rnicht otherwise have entranced listening Senates with the thunders tf eloquence.or waked toecstacy the living lyre, may call with fit 11 confidence!

MARRIAGE.

Mtrriod persofas or thgse contehnplatihg marriage being twsre of phyiical weakness, (liquid Immediately consult Dr. J. and be restored to porfect health.

DR. JOHNfeTOlf.

Office ftbi 7 south FREDRICK ST. ?th, door ftotii Baltimore street, feast tide up the steps. ILr £e particular in observing tne NAMB and KCXBBB, or you Will mists the ptape. A CURE \V\AiiRAftTEt) I& A FEW DAYS

TAKK NOTCE.—Dr Johston's Office in his dwelling) up He steps. His very extensive practice is a siiffl cient guarantee that he is the only prober Physiclaii to apply to

DR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgtionfe, I.ondun,

delphic, and Msetvhere. has effected nome of the most astonishing curcs that were eVer known. Many troubled with, riifgiug lit the ears and head when ailecp, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds and bashfiilncss, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, wero cured immediately.

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of this diJeoS^ it toS often happens that an llltimfcd sen?e of ahitoe, pr dread of discovery deters him from applying tolhosjs who, from education and respectability: cafl aloud beftlond him, delaying until the cbftktftutional symp' toitis or this horrid disease tnake their appearance^ such ss ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness of si^ht, deafness, nodes on the skin, bones and arms, bloches on the hetd and face, and extemeties, progress oH wtth frightful rapidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of the nose fall in, and the victim of this awful disease becomes a horrid ohleet of com. miseration, till death puts a period to his dreadftil sufferings, by sending him to "thst bbitrne whence no traveler return«:" To such, therefore, l)h JOHNSTON pledges hihiself to observe the most inviolable secre-

.sn*li frojn.his extensive practice In the first hospitals of Europo and America, he can confidently recommend safe and speedy cure tb the unfortunate victim ofthis horrid disease. It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease oiV. ingtothe unskillfUlness of those who, by the tiue of ithat deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution, ^nd either send the unfortunate stifierer to sn untttnely grave, elso make the rcnidue of his life miserable!

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Young men vho have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned rrom evil companions, or at school— tne effects of Which sre nightly Ifelt, even when aSlocp, and if not cured, readers marriage impossible and destroys both mind and body

What a pity a young n.an, the hope of his country snd the darling of his parents, should be snatchod from all prospects and enjoyments of lifts hy the consequences of deviation from tho path of nature, and lndul: ging in a certain secret habit. Such persons, beforii contemplating

MARRIAGE,

should reflect that a sound mind and body are thM most necessary reausitcs to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the Journey through life becomes a Weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to the vieivr^the mind becomes shadowed with despair, snd fluid with the melsncholy reflection, that the happiness of anothor becomes blighted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Dr. J. addresses young men, and all who have lh jurcd themuelvc* by private and improper indulgences*

These are some of the sad and melsncholy effects produced by eatly habits of youth, viz weakness of the Buck and Limbs, Pains in the Head., Dfmnss* of

toms of Consumption, &c. MsNTALiTr.—The fearful effects on the mifid art much to be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Foreboding*, Aver1 sion to Society, Self.Distruot, Love of Solitude* timidity, &c., sre some of the evUs produced.

THOUSANDS of persons, of all ages, can now judge what Is the cause of their decline in health. Losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emaciated, hsva a singular appearance about tbo eyes, Cough and symptoms of Consumption! This remedy has restored hundreds to health after every other means have failed.

MAHRICD PERSONS, or those contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weakness, should immediately consult Dr. J., and be restored to pcfect health.

All Surgical operations performed. N. B.—Let no Tnlec delicacy prevent yon, but apply immediately, cither personally or by letten

Skin diseases speedily cured. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREfeT, S.\i.tiM(init, MAHYLANH,

I]V All letters must be Post Paid. ^|f TTT" The remedies can be sent to any parTof the United States.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 17 1851-Myt

^E^RGE~HUMMEL'S

Premium Essence of Coffee.

rpHlS Essence has been proven by many I. thousands of the most respectable families in the United States, to be by far the best preparation of Coffee ever offered to the public One package of this essence will go as far as four pounds of Java Coffee, and Coffee made by it will preserve perfectly the taste of the best Java Coffee, but will be much more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored, perfectly clear, and in every instance superior to the best Java Coffee.

Manufactured by Dan. BohlerA Co., No.281 Callowhill St., above 6th St., Philadelphia, and sold Wholesale nnd Retail, at

BROWNING & WALL'S, "Prairie City Drugstore."

Terre-Haute, May 19, '52.-2Q-tf.

K. EYE-WATER,

WDAVIDmaySMITH'Shadinatalmost

ARRANTED to cure every case, now be Moses Oarr in Terre-Haute, Thorilas Pinson's at Durkee'a Ferry, B. Gideon's at the same place, and at my residence in Harrison, Vigo county, Ind.

Also, at B. Becker's, Paris, Ills. DAVID K. SMITH, O" Price 25 cents per half ounce vial. March 31, 1852 16-tf

Carpetings.

TWO

and three ply Carpetings, desirable patterns. For sale cheap by Apr. 28,-20tf J. H. TURNER,

Wool arding at Holmes'Mill.

R. 4 0. TOUSEY.

May 26, 1852-24-3in

fOME every body that wants good Rolls. I am now ready to receive Wool to card, at the old stand, on the bank of the River, with New Cards and New Machines. Come and see for yourselves, at HOLMES' MILL.

May 12, ia52-22-tf

C. G. McLean, Principal.

rr^HIS Seminary is located in the city of InJ- dianapolis. Its central position makes it easy of access. New and commodious buildings are in progress of erection in which, it is hoped, the pupils will Snd a pleasant and cheerful home. Every attention will be paid to the physical, mental, moral and religions culture of Uie pupils by the Principal snd his Assistants.

The first session will commence on the first Monday of September, next when day and boarding pupils wiil be received.

Circulars can be obtained at the city Bookstores—by application^ the Principal through the mail, and at this office.

Indianapolis, July 7tfc, 1852.-30-to"am't$2.00 and ch'g Ind. State Journal.

SS.

STATE OF IVDIAWAJ County of Vigo, In the Vigo Circuit Court.

John Ward, M. Petition for Divorce. Elenor Ward, rpHE petitioner comes by Thompson A Scott his Solicitors and files bis. petition and also an affidavit of a disinterested person that the defendant, Elenor Ward, is not a resident of the State of Indiana.

Notice in therefore hereby given to the said defendant Elenor Ward, thst she be, and appear in this Court on the first day of its next term, to be held at the Court House, in the town of Terre-Hante, on the fir*$ Monday of September,next,then and therein Maid Court, to plead, answer, or demur to said petition, or the same will betaken as confessed and decreed accordingly- 0. T. NOBLE, Cl'k.

Terre-Haute, July 14, '52.-31-4t fee $2,25.?

Platform

CLAWSON

Ludlow's superior platform.

Scales with Steel bearings, froih 100 to 2000 lbs. Also, Ware house trucks constantly for sale by POTWIN A BURNAM.

Jnoe 30,1851, 39tf