Wabash Express, Volume 11, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1852 — Page 3

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":1STATE TICKET.

For G&bernor,

NICHOLAS McCARTY, of Marion. For LieutenarU Governor, I WM. WILLIAMS, of Kosciusko.

For Treasurer of State, I

"SIMON T. HADLEY, of Hendricks. For Auditor of State, DOUGLASS MAGU1RE, of Marion, /.

For Secretary of State, JOHN OSBORN, of ClaV. 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.

Judges of the Supreme Court.

First District—JOIIX B.

HOWE,

of Lagrange.

Second —CHARLES DKWKY, of Clarke. Third DAVID

MCDOXALO,

of Monroe.

Fourth —SAMUEL B. GOOKINS, of Vigo.

FOE CONGRESS.

iTV We aro atithoriird to announce C. W. BARHOUR, an a candidate for Congress, in this (Seventh) Congressional DUtrict. Aug. 23,

FOB THE STATE SENATE.

TO* We arc authorized to anuoauce MICHAEL COMBS, or Clay Co., as a candidate for State Senator from the counties of Clay, 8ulliv»n and Vlpo. FOE JUDGE OF THE 6th JUDICIAL DI8TEICT.

T~T We are authorized to announce

HUGHES,

JAMES

EMJ., of Blooraington, aa a Candidate for

Judge of thin Judicial District.

For Prosecuting Attorney in the 6th Judicial District. KrW« are authorized to announco JOHN HANJN'A, Esq., of Greencaatte, (Dd., a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.

County Candidate*. We arc authorized to announce SALMON WRIGHT, an a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for Vigo county, in the Court of Common Pleas.

COUET OF COMMON PLEAS.

V~y We are authorized to announce the name of AMOKY KINNEY, aa a candidate for Jud of the Court of Common Pica*, at the ensuing fall election.

June 2d, 1852.

R1)8,

We are authorized to announce SAM'L. W. EDfor Judge of Common Pleas, at the rnsuing election. AUK. 4.

CLEBK CIRCUIT COUET.

TT"7* We arc authorised to announce ANDREW WILKIN'S, as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit' Court, at the ensuing Octobcr di ction.

June 30.

Gen. Scult. is vain, cinply. proud, and tiilly-—Gen. Pierce's Biography -page 57.

lit re is wlmt is said about. Gen Seolt in tlwi life uf Gen. l'i ice. Highly coinjiliinentiny liin^iiage. eertninly. to tind phiee in the bioynipJiy of great a man as I lie democratic candidate for the Preside n\'.x. As it biting nommontnry UfX)n this JKJUV slang, we lure copy a feiv lines from iPivMdent John Q. Adnms. one of the purest find loftiest statesman t«J which our country ever ^ave birth, uttered near the close of his long tuid eventful life.— Ileud what he says:

In an experience of more ihan fifty years in the public service. I ha\e never met a man of more exalted irtues. He possesses higher claims upon his country HS a paeilieator than warrior, the lustre of his services iii preserving the peace of the country surpnj-6ing the brilliancy of his military achievements.

Is not this high tribute to the character atid ability of Gen. Scott, coming, as it docs, from the wise and sagacious statesman, worth immeasurably more than all the fulsome testimony that scheming politicians can possibly put forth during! the Presidential canvass

Here, too. in contrast with this charge of silliness, preferred against Gen. Scott, we will quote a few sentences from Gen. Cass. During the administration of President Jackson, ami while Scolt was acting ns confidential agent in the seUlenu nt ot! the nulitication difficulty in South Carolina, lien. Cass, then Secretary of War, in his official instructions, said:

He (President Jackson) has KVLL CONKfDRNCR i« your judgment and discretion. You nre :&l liberty to take such measures as you may think prudent and a just precaution mpt'ire.

In the same year, after the close of the lilack 11 a war and

several important treaties with Western Indians, Gen. Cass thus complimented Gen eral Scott:

Allow me to congratulate von, upon this fortunate consummation of your arduous duties, and to express mv entire approbation of the whole course of your proceedings, during series of difficulties requiring higher moral courage than the operations of an active campaign under ordinary circumstances. lie ad and compare the complimentary language of iben. Cass, used twenty years ago, with the, base and malignant slanders that are now being dissesnianted throughout the country to the injury of Gvn. Scott.

,ADVAKCR IN TUB PRICB or

IRON.—Let*

ters have bom rreviwd in this city, from an extensive iron work establishment in Pittsburgh, which statu that the price of iron of all kinds bus advanced, particularly P'g blooms.

From the ruinous rates at which the article has been sold during the past two or three years, many of the blast furnaces, forges and rolling mills, have become iasolvent, and the establishments sold by the Sheriff. Many other*, discouraged by the ruinous and depressed state of ihe trade, stopped operations, and closed up their business in time to save themselves fr\m the siime fate. This condition of things, with the fcyrt that there is. likely to be a "short supply of blooms and pig iron, has caused the advance to which we have alluded. It ia to be hoped that this improvement in price may be permaoei and that it may be the dawn of att auspicious dav for this important branch of industry—a branch in which our State is greatly inter-j t8tc4-—St. Lottit Republican.

..Land Warrants Eeady.

Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, 80 acres. Mrs. Milbrey Johnson, 40 acres. George W. Murphy, 160 acres. Jacob Sted, 80 acres. Mrs. Sicha Jones, 40 acres Daniel Welker. 40 acres. Joseph W. Marklc, 40 acres. Rebecca J. Hicklen, 40 acres.

Mrs. Sarah Rogers, Tho8. Lovall,

?Mrs.

Margaret Black.1

Mrs. Nancy Turner.

By the President of the

Tr-p We are authorized to announce BISHOP W. OSBORN as a candidate for Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, at the ensuing Octobcr election. I {&• We are authorized to announce THOMAS I. BOURNE, as a candidAtr for ^lerk of the Vi»o Clrcult Court, at the en mine October election.

For Countv Treasurer.

Jrtr Wc are authotized to announce N". P. CUNNINGHAM as a cnndid.-ite for r«-clcctlon to the office of Collector and Treasurer for Vit county.

For Sheriff.

O" We are authorized to announce ISAAC M. DAWSON, ana candidate fur Sheriff of

VIRO,

at the

cusuins Octobcr election. try We are authorized to announce JAMES II. NELSON, of Fayetto Township, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the enduing October eleciion.

KrVVe are authorizi-d to announce MARVIN M. HICKCOX, as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo, at the emu mi October election. July 21. fry We aro »uthorUi:d to announce THOMAS WALKER, as a candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing October ejection. July 28.

We aro authorized to announce PATRICK O'8ULLIVAN as as a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county. For Coroner.

TTr We are authorized to announce JOIIN D. MURPHY, as a candidate for re-election to the office of Coroner of Vino county.

County Commissioner.

jtt" We are authorized to announce MOSES REYNOLDS, a« a candidate for County Commissioner, In the third district, for Vino county. sep1 xy Wo nre authorized to announce SYLVESTER 8IRLEY, as a candidate for County Commissioner for the 2d (or iniJJli') district. Aug. -1.

We arc authorized to announce J. DRAKE as a candidate for County Commissioner from the 1st District.

We am authorized to announce ROBERT W HARRY, as a candidate for County Commissioner, for this (the 2d) district.

County Surveyor.

tTr We are auttiorizod to announce JAMES OAKKY of Harrison township, a« a candidate for County Surveyor, nt the ensuing tli-ctiun.* An*:. 4.

Uiven under by hand, at the city of Washington, this twenty-ninth dny of Juty, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two

Uy the President: MILLARD FILLMORE. JOHN WILSON, Meting Coinmintioncr of tht Otncral Land Office.

Xj/ice to Pre cmption Claimants, and to Lessees. Occupants, and 1 'ermitlces of

Mineral Lands. Every person eutith to the right of pre-emption to any of the lands within the townships and fractional townships above enumerated, Is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver at Stillwater, and make payment then fur as toon us practicable after eeing Ail tio'ico, and before the day appointed for tho public sale, otherwise such claim will be forfeit'-d.

And every person having the right under the act entitled "An ait to create an additional Land District iu the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other purposes." approvud ?d March, IP-IT, «s lessrrt, occupants, ol per mine**, to enter to the extent of their leases or per mils nuy of tile lands within the townships and frae tionul townships above enumerated, and who nre entitled under the act entitled "An act to reduce the minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior District iu Michlean, mid the Chippewa His* trict in Wisconsin," approved 26th September, "to enter the land covi red by their leases,otiupanty and permits respectively." at the minimum price of $l,2i per acre or If covet^fc more than one full sec lion, eutitled "on the snd^&er of sitch lease or permit at the proper Land Oflko, to purchase, if he shall elcct to do so, one full section," at the rate of $2,50 per acre, is required to estnhllsh the same to the satisfaction of thfl Register and Receiver at Stillwater, and make payment therefor as so on as practicable after ffeitiff tits notice, and before the day appointed for the commencement of tho public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed.ot her wise such claim will be forfeited. JOHN WILSON.

Acting Commit jioncr af the General Land OJSce. Aug. 18, 18ai, 6 WlJ

S3T CD O1!2231^

Of the Removal of the Laud Office from GREEN BAY to MENASHA, in I WISCONSIN.

TXDER authority conferred vJ section of tho act of June 26, 1834, entitled "An tionlam! districts In the State of Illinois mid

the liegocirttion of Missouri, and iu the territory north of the State of Illinois:" The Laud Ortieo now at GR£S.\ BAY in tho

State of WISCONSIN will be removed to the town •f MKNWSIIA, and bo opened there for business on the first day of September next.

Given under my html, at the city of Washington, this 14th "dav of July. A. D. lc52. dlLLARD FILLMORE.

Bv the President: "JOHN WILSON*, Adinj Commissioner of the

In relation „.,.i _7*i, *ny article of the same quality, aa ours. One of our .i I, -Bounty Land a flairs, we wish partners i* now in Sew York making purchases, and to see the following pel

E. B. E. IK ENGLAND.

Her Majesty Cured of Sick Hcadachein Itn Minutes. ASTOXISUXH.N? OF SlEiAS CLARK A.V.'J THE KOTAL HOUSEHOLD.

Radway's Ready Relief, is performing wonders in England, by curing the nobility of the Gout, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, and the masses of Rheumatic and other complaint*, almost as won as it is applied. Such is the reputation which this quick and powerful remedy has attained, that her Majesty's Court Physician, Sir

James Clark, recommended her Majesty to use it on an occasion when her Majesty had a very severe attack of Sick or Nervous Headache. "So many wonders, yotir Majesty, have ourl American neighbors produced, that if it may please your Majesty to try this Ready Relief,! which every body extols to highly, I think your Majesty will derive speedy relief."

Her Majesty condescended to have the BELIEF applied, and in leas than ten minutes she was free from pain, and the Royal House of England, to the quick efficacy of lladway'a Ready Relief, was indebted for so speedy arc coverv.

Radwav's Readv Relief is now not only thelBitts, Buckles. Rinfrs, Hooks, Terrets, Pad screws, most popular remedy in England, but is the Breaei and Rein straps, Cotton, Worsted, Straining „,i. ,:,,°,i ,i.» ..._i and Rein Webbing, Leather varnish. Spanish Moss, &c only secret medicine admitted in the nnal ^us. 18,'02-CC tf. J. COOK & CO. household.

R. R. R. is sold by BROWNING A* WALL Price 50 and 25 Cents. Sept. 1, 1852-38-4 \v

TN pursuance of law. I, MILLARD FILI.MORE, I President of the Cmtcd States of Amcrica, do hereby declare and make Known, that a public sale will be held at the Land Oflice at STILLWATER, in the Terriioryo/' MINNESOTA,commencing on Monday, the firvt day of November next, for the disposal of the Puldic Lands Hiiuiiti-d in the following named Townships and fractional Townships, viz: North of the banc line, and west of the fourth principal meridian.

Fractional townships thirty-seven and thirty-eight, on the ri^ht bank of St. Croix river, and townships thiity-nine, forty, forty-one, and forty-two, of range twenty.

Townships thirty-eight, thirty-nine, and forty, of range twenty-one. An island in sections thirteen and twenty-four, in township twenty and townships thirty-eight, thirtynine. mid forty, of range twenty two.

Townships forty, forty-one, and forty-two, of range twenty-three. Hennepin Island, or lot S, section twenty-three, in township twenty-nine, and an Island in section four, of township thirty, of range twenty four.

Townships thirty-seven and ihiiiy-cight, of range twenty-five. Townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, and forty, of range twenty-six.

Townships thirty-eight and thirty-nine, of range twenty-seven. Township thirty-nine, of range twenty-eiyht.

Lauds appropriated by law for the use of schools, military, and other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.

The ofTrrlng of the above mentioned lands will be commenced on the day appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they are advertised, witholl couvenient despatch, until the whole shall hav* been offered, and the snle thus closed but the sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private en try or locations for lintl bounties liercti fore granted hy any law of Congress for military services rendered to the United Stntes of any of the lands will he admitted. until after the expiration the two weeks.

Genrrml Land OfScf.

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

iHiiBomma 310m

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September irst. Price of Board Two Dullard per dav. SIMEON LELAHD CO Aug? 35, '53.-37 TROrRiKTORS,

DOUBLE

Hi I ifiod V\ iii skev

LLTDOWICl A HULMAN,

4 RE now manufacturing an article of Double i- Rectified Whiskey, nirsnperior to any ev-1 er brought from Cincinusti, «nd in etrengtb. hy purity- and £avor decidedly the best ever sold, in this western country. AU those who prefer first rat« article to a common one, fur the same money, will please call at the

CfXCfXXATf STORE. Union Rom. All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES? and LIQUORS, of the b«*t quality, aad at Cmcinnati prieesi, always on hand.

Terre-daute, January 3$,

Machine Cards.

"\"\TI1TTBMORE'S ©elebr Machines Cards, for sale bv J. lv fc CO.

CEMENT.

\\*ATER Cement Planter Pari*, for sale br Aug is, as. 4. Cook co.

IMSra-FULL m.

Wf E have in store at this time, one of the largest VV and moat complete stocks of Hardware ever brought to the Wabash market, embracing every art! cle of goods In our line, which we offer to the public on the most favorable terms. Our Stock baa been purchased with a view to procuring goods or TBX BKST QC*UIT and we CAKWOT be undersold In this place in

making purchases,

few days we shall beinteceipt of Mill further addiiion tooor present stock. We have on band every variety (embracing the latest improvements) of

Building and Finishing Materials. N»Hi», Window OlassfVom 7 by 9 to20bjr94. Windaw 8ash (Pine) S by 10, 10 by 12,10 by IS, Mineral I Metal, Silver & Knot Locks. Mortice [rocks, Store door and Stock locks, cupboard and closet do. Axle Put-

Ucs. Raits and Screws, Knob Latches, Bolts, Window and Blind Springs and Catches, Brass Stair Rods and Eyes, Bell pulls and Cranks, Sash Cord, d:c. Iron. Nails, Steel. Carpenters, Blacksmiths. Coopers, Cabinet Makers, Saddlers and Shoemakers Tools, Ace.

J. COOK d: CO.,

Aug. 18. 183S-r6-tf No. I, Union Row.

SADDL KliY.

OUR

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

Mens and Boys fall-back Saddle Trees, do do Demipeak do do. do Full and Half Spanish do do. Side Saddle Trees. Gi? Trees. JapM, Brass, and Silver Plated, High and low top Hames. Patent Leather, Enamelled Cloth, plain and figured. Drab, blue and green cloth for cushions, Wide and narrow Lace and Fringe, Harness, Skirting and Bridk leather, HcadLinine, Buggy top Leather, Hog and Kip shin Collars.. Morocco skins, Hog skins No. 1 and?, Pad do Lace and cut Tacks, Stage Traces, Thread all colors, Saddlers Silk, Whips, Lashes, Stub Joints, together with every kind of Tools required by Saddlers

and a full stock of Stirrups, brass and plated, bridl#

To Buggy Builders.

WEBuggy

have for sale Spriugs,nto6 leaf, all widths.

Seat and wagou sprints, Bupirr Irons all Kinds,

Uiiiltd Sfiites

isp°kcs- Bow»

inicu otnito.

Bugp) Shafts

Rusgy Axles, 1 to 3 inch, Felloes 1)£, 1 inches, Hubs6, 7 and8 inches, do 10, 12,13. inch wagon,

Superior coach Varnish, Brass Plated Dash Irons, Carriage Bolts. Hollow Augers. J. COOK & CO.

~lHON,SrrEEL, &c.

WE have on hand a heavy stock of Pittsburgh Iron, allsUes,

Oil, Paints, &c. LINSEEP, Lard, Corn and Fish Oil, Whito Lead ill Oil. do tfo Dry. Spinish Wrhitlug, Red Lead. Lithrago. Putty. Paint Brushes. Varnish Brushes. Graining Brushes. S«sh do Shellac. Emory. Spirits Turpentine. Window Glass, 7 by 9, to 24 by 36. Diamonds. Pletures and Looking Glass Frames.

Superior Gold Lcvf, together with a full assortment of Dry Paints. J. COOK & CO.

CUTLERY.

XiP®?.vesdnd

OUR stock of American and English Cutlery very large and complete, embracing Kni forks from 50c to per dozen, do do Ivory handled. do do do do in setts 51 pieces. Pen and Pocket knives, all prices. Scissors iind Shears, Tailors Shears, Hirbcrs Points, do Points, Pruning Shears, &c. J. COOK CO.

Shoe Findings.

UrKfine

have for snle a large stock of Men and Boys Kip and Stoga 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. fec., together with full kitt of all kinds. Aug. 18,'.52. J. COOK St CO.

Cabinet Makers Articles. BLACK Walnut, Mahogany, Rosewood and Zebra Veneers,

Mahogany. Branch and Black Walnut Knobs.

Ifuir Cloth, 10,18,20.C2.24,28,?o, and 32 inchcs. llamask cloth. Soft and scat Springs. Curled Hair, Spanish Moss, Tbhle, Stand and Bedstead Castors, Brass, Iron and Wood.

Copal Varnish, best quality—Flowing do. Glue, Sandpaper 6cc. J. COOK & CO.

TIN PLATR

W'E have for sale I. C. and IX Tin Piste, Kivets, Iron wire from 5 to 18, Soldering Irons,Tinners

by the second Shonrs, Hummers, Round and Oval Copper bottoms, ... xin,&c., comprising a full assortment. J. COOK & CO.

Congress approved BarTin, B'^nck in «cl to create adili-: "8'

.MILL SAWS, See. FRALEV, Hoes, Bringhurst and Rochester,' 6^nnd? ft. CaslSteeH

Mill Saws Also, the«ame make 6 ft. German Mill Saws.

Also, the same make of 6, 63and 7 feet Cross Cut Saws. 4, ji feet framing Saws, together with a full assortment i.f Carpenters, Cahiuet Makers, Coopers, 'Butchers, Wood and other Saws. J.COOK & CO.

Guns and Trimmings. SINGLE and Double Itsrrei Stub and Twist

Super. Sporting Bar Lead Shot, all sixes O. D. S. B., aad waterproof Car

Aug. id, '53.

Aog. 1#». 1

R. R.

the best quality.

Juni-

eta, Russia, S weds, do. Sheet Iron, No. 16 to26, Russia Sheet Iron. Patent do do Slab Iron, Hoop Iron, Nail Rod do, Cast, Amcrican, English Blister and German Steel,

Slab steel from 5toH inches, Fine blued and common 3d Nails for Lathing. Finishing do., Fence do.. Flooring Brads, 4,6, ?. 8,10,12,14.16.20,TO,and 40d nails, made by the celebrated Belmont Co.,—the best nail iu the West. 6 anil fid wrought nails, wrought and cut .'pikes, Coil Chain, chopping Axes of all the celebrated brands, Broad do., Hond saws, Chisels, Gouges. Hatchcts, Hummers, Butts and Screws, Latches, Locks, Spades, Shovels, Grain and Post shovels, Trace chains. Log and Lock do.. Plasterlns and Brick Trowels, Drawing knives, Cuttiugdo.. Knives and Forks. Pocketknives, Manure and Piuh Forks, rakes,grubbing hoes, picks, mattocks, hoes, steelyards, balances, scale beams, brace and bitts, rules, butcher knives, shoe do., shears and scissors, Augers, mill wright do., bitts, chisels, eiinblets, oil stones, Hindoston and common do.. Iron and steel squares, curry combs, horse cards, brushes, wrenches, iron table and tea spoons, brass kettles, rat nod mouse traps, glass lanterns, strap, hook and plate hinges iron and wood benchscrews.xiddicsandsieves, trying squares, Hollow ware, wa in Boxes, Flat Irons, Tailors do. Hasps and Staples,Tenter Hooks, &c.,&c.

Aug. 18, 1832. J. COOK & CO.

Blacksmith Tools. &c.

SUPERIOR Mouse Hole Anvils, Folid Box Vices, 35 to 90 lbs., Brazed do Cincinnati and New York Bellows, from ?0 to 40 inchcs. Screw Plates, all sizes, Sledge and Hund Hammers, florse Rasps mid Files,assorted, Horse shoe Nails, extra quality, do Iron, do do Taps for Scrow Plates. J. COOK & CO.

RADWAFS HEADY REMEDIES.

HOB. 1, 2, & 3.

Are so prepared as to Harmonise and act is unison 'W with each other. Ss?TAKEN SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER, Jt i- T'JTHKY W|LL INSTANTLY STOP PAIN,

^SPEEDILY REMOVE DISEASE, AlfD Q.OICRLY CUKE ITS CAUSE. SO PAIN CAN EXIST,OR DISEASE AFFLICT THE SYSTEM WHILE UNDERTHE1R INFLUENCE.

R. R. R.

S RADWAY'S READY RELIEF* IS THE FIRST ASD ONLY REMEDY EVER RE

CORDED

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. It never fails in giving instant ease to the most tor menting and agonising PAIRS.

IT HAS CURED

IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED Rheumatism Neuralgia Croup Piarrhcea Toothach Spasm Cramps ,r. Sick Hcadactie Chill Fever Chilblains Sore Throat Influenza

In Four Hours. In One Hour. In Ten Minutes. In Fifteen Minute In One Second. In Five Minutes. In Five Minutes. In Fifteen Minutes.' lu Fifteen Minutes. In Five Miuutes. In Four Hours. In One Hour.

Spioal 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 Belief will instantly stop the pain and quickly cure the disease.

SICK HEADACHE.

RAOWIT'S

RC*DY RELIEF

will stop the most distress

ing pains in a few minutes, and prevent renewed attacks. It will cleanse and kweeten the stomach, and neutralize the poisonous acids of the system.-*

RHEUMATISM., CASES CORED.

In the year 1851, Radway's Ready Relief Curod 20,000 cases of Rheumatism in New York. 20,000 cases of Rheumatism in Boston 20,000 cases of Rheumatism lu Philadelphia."' 5,000 cases in Michigan. 5,000 cases of Rheumatism in Illinois. So quick is Radway's Ready Relief in curing Rheumatism, that nine patients out of every ten are relieved from all pain in a few minutes after the first application we 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 MINOTEShave walked away tejolcine,1hatthey have been able once more to walk aloue without the aid of stick or crutch

Price or R. Relief, 95 centR, 50 cents, and SI per, bottle. Each bottle to be genuine must bear the facsimile signature of Riowir & Co. Sold by Druggists everywhere.

RADWAY'S RENOVATING "RESOIVENT. FOR THE ClUICK CURE OK ALL CHRONIC AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES. IT IS POWERFUL. SEARCHING AND PLEASANT,

IT CLEANSES AND PURIFIES THE 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. Ineitherof the above named Diseases

WE OIMRANTEE

that the patient will experience its powerful, soothing, beneficial cflects IN* A FEW HOURS after taking it.

CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS

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

In ten minut'.s after t»king a dose of this pleasant remedy, the weak and sickly invalid reels its electrical ageucy 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

REOOLATE TUK

Bowf-LS,

Awn

CLKANSE

THE SYSTEM FROM

ALL PCTRID AND ACRIMONIOUS HUMORS. GOOD AT AU. TIMKS. TIME FIVB Hocns. SMALL

J'OSKS

English Shot Guns. Rifle*, Rifle Barrels, 6 Barreled Revolvers.

Copper and Leather Powder Flasks, Shot

Poatliw, Powder Horns— PouWe Trigger*. Hut* and Xlpptes. Mainsprings, Wad Cutters, Wren then. liunxmith

ABVMS.

Flint and Percussion Locks.

Vtcty article reqatred by Gnnsmiibs or sporumen. Avt$. tfc, UH&. J. CoOK it CO.

.'Ptjwder, Shot and Lead.

BLASTING

Gullet Moulds, Cherries, Sheet Brsss. German Silver-toaw Mounting. 6 4.8-4.10-4. aud TB-4 HRUGGBT, 4-4,4-4, and 6-4 MelUM Udlw, Gun Ribs, Cap Primers, Gun Wads. WHITE and CHE MATT15G, ?-4, 4 4, 5-4. «-4, 4 Fiicsi, Rasp*. Bellows, Vices, Game Baf*, Ac., and

Powder—Safety Fase

Rifle do whole, and kegs

s, for sale o..

J. COOK A No. 1, Union Row.

PUMPS.

T\r« have for sale Iron PUWJMS for Cistern Pump Chain 1 and 1} inches

Cistern Carb* Chain Pomp Cranks and Rollers Pioe Tubing

ripe S&. J. COOS CO-

To i\fill Owners. have a Gnrornine Machine in ,u$e, by which a saw can be cat in fifteen minwish cnuch tiiore uuifotroiiy tharr baaaay .otb» nwdif. Persons wT»t, wish tb ^aCjiew teeth on their saws, can bare it done by bringing them to us. J. COOK CO.T

KLOI'LATE. LAROR DOSES PCROK. TAKEN IN DOSES PROM ONE TO EIOUT.

THEY WILL CURE

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

FEVERS

ALL KINDS.

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

Three Regulator* is an ordinary dose, and will empty the bowels of their refuse matter in a few hours. 1st. They cleanse the stomach from all fictid or diseased humors and leave it sweet, clean, puru and health J", 2d. Tlioy produce upon the skin a free perspiration, open tho pores, and give a regular and healthy tuiioii to the skin. 3d. They purge from the skin the secretions, tbf* bowels, the stomach, and every function in the system, nil morbid and unhealthy humors.

In serious cases, where prompt and immediate action is reouii cd, 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 totluce Regulators every hour, until a freo and powerful evacuation Is produced.

Radway's Regulators are pure, safe, quick, powerful but mild and pleasant in their operation. Price of Radway's Regulators 25 cents per Box, contalnine ?0 Regulators.

Radway's Remedies, for sale by BROWNING & WALL. "PraJrie City Drug Store.'' Terre-Ha^W, June m, "55.-17sqs-lyr-2cb£» Sc mo. notice—chg. ev mo.-#cs,xx

Lake Salt,

CONSTANTLY

Terre-Haute, Aug. 11, '52,-35-6t-pd

ll»rri*oii SMcam Saw ]flill. AM now ready for business, and will fill any bills for SAWED LUMBB 3 at the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates. Mechanics and Builders will pleas? remember.

DAVID K. SMITH.

Harrison, June 30, l852.-2y-tf

E E A S S O E

O 2. UXIOX ROW.)

are now receiving an uncommonly Isrpe stock or all kinds of STAPLE and FAXCY DRY GOODS, for the spring trade also, the most extensive assortment of House Furnishing Goods in the Wabash Valley, among which are

Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Lace ajid Muslin Curtains, Curtoin! Drapery, Blue arid Crimson Damask,

French. Table Coders. Piano Covers, and a gTeat varietr of Window Shades, (some beanti-

ful styles, and cheaper thae ever.) Window Cornices, Curtain Bands and Pina, Cords and Tassels, kc. Our Carpet department is more extensive than ever, embracing some SO pieces of the different grades and styles of Three Ply, Venetian. Fine, Extra Fine &od Super Fine Ingrain Carpets,

Rugs and Matts,

and 12- FLOOR OILCLOTH, TABLE OIL CLOTH, BOPE MATTLXG, Ac. A very targe stock of satfn and common Paper

Hangings, Window Paper, Bordetine, large and small Looking Glasses, Arc. QueecsW*re, Glassware. Boots and Shoes,

Hals and Caps. Groceries, Leather, 4c. In short, almost everything eefr called for, and all kisach prices will sarfsfy anT that the Cut Jnrm is what makes goods cheap, and the BUCKEYE CASH STORE ^Mu/*r tewiiu.

JTeire-Haate. May 5, *JS 21-ly L. RVCE.

GRAIN DRILL."

I.evi Moore's latest Improrfd Patent.

OPERATES

Terms moderate. Farmers will find it to their interest to call and examine. E. S. WOLFE,

Terre-Haute, Aug. 25, '52-37ifit. Agent.

and Clotb Dreuing

DONE

at ali limes aad in the best mannfer, at HOLMES-' MILL M«r 1«. I8se-28 tt ••. fajr

TERRE-HAUTE BUSINESS CARDS.

CO5T¥G¥IOJ?ery AX 123

THE

THE MEDICAL HISTORY

THE WORLD, THAT HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PA INS IK

A FEW SECONDS!!!

It will stop the MOST nviu PAIRS IN PIVB MIXCTKS OK LESS, and will cure the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Neuralgic and BiUious com plaints in a few buurs.

XJS SI

SOUTH 8XDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, TERRE-HAUTE. 1ND.

undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the citizens uf Terre-Hauie and surrounding country, that they are now fully prepared to furnish Parties, Weddings, ifc., with

All kinds of Candies, Cakes and Fruits, which shall not be surpassed iu beauty, taste, qualitv or price, by any in this place.

O* The Ladies are especially invited to call, as we are williug to risk the public's apprecia tion upon their tate and approval.

It shall be our pride and aim to please our customers, by giving such entire satisfaction to all wiho nfnv favor us with their patronage, that none shall go away dissatisfied.

O* All orders from town or country, shall be promptlv attended to. CONFECTIONERIES AND STRUPS Of all kinds constantly kept on hand, and for sale at Wholesale or Retail.

A SPLENDID 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 udniired.

F. EBERWINE & CO.

May 26. 1S52-24 tf *.

Icc-i'roam and JLemnnade.

THE

Ice-Cream and Lemonade Saloon of F. EBERW1XE & CO., is now ready for the reception of visitors. O* First door West of the Bank.

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

F. EBEiiWlNE fc CO.

June 2, 1852-23-tf

E & L. NEUMEISTERr

CONFECTIONEH S'.

Second Street, nearly opposite the Stcicart House, TERRE-HAUTE. IXD. rpiIE subscribers are now fully prepared to fill all orders fordelicacies in tneir line, to Parlies and Weddings, either in town orcountry, on the shortest notice.

I Their Ice Cream Ssaloon will be opened on Monday next. U" A sliare of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.

May 1§, lb52-23-3rn.

J. EVANS, M. 1).,

RESPECTFULLYoftenders

his Professional services

to the citircns Terre-Haute and vicinity. Office on Market St.. first door south Of the Town Hall.

April 9. 1P51-T

J. G. S^ETriE^NSO N M- D., PHYSICIAN aud SURGEON, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. Office on Market street, nearly opposite Brown's Hotel. October 10, 1851-dly

LTJDOWICI & HULMAN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS'OF Grocories. Liquors, Glass, Nails and Leather,

UNION ROW, third door from Wost corner, TERRK-HAUTE, INDIANA. September 3, lS51-dly

FASHIONABLE

A A N A S O

National Road st. a few doors enr.tof the Pot Office. Sign of the "BROWN HAT." rr^HE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi JL lens of Tcrrc-IIautc and the surrounding country, that thev have just opened a large and superior assortment of Hats and Caps, which they are prepared to sell at the lowest Cincinnati prices.

E. W. SMITH. Q. F. SMITH.

SMI TH & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Xalional Road Slreet, TERRE-HAUTE IND.

March 20, 1?50-14 tf

W. W. EARLY, & C0^

Forwardina: & Commission Merchants. it .11 TK, INDIANA March 12, 1851-13-tf

DAVID HART80{CK,

iiiiBiida'j

HAS

fitted up a splendid open front establishment, one door west of the Post Office, for the purpose of carrying on the Clothing and Tailoring Business in all its branches. He will always be on hand to give good bargains, and to execute all orders in his line with promptness and fidelity. A stock of ready made clothing for men and boys, is kept on hand, which 13 warranted to bo of the latest

on hand, and for snle by st vie, good material, and prices that will defy the quantity. Enquire at E. S. Wolff's. all competition.

H. B. SMITH.

ipelition.

il Call and see. D. HARTSOCK. Terre-Haute, May 21, '51-23-tf

J. BITLTTO.V. II. L.

January 7, 1852 4-tf

.TIctlical \ojice.

CHARLES

well on all kinds of land, and

can be used advantageously in an field that ran be ploughed well. WcrrasOed, to work well, to sow grain regular, to save one fourth of the seed, to produce more wheat, and to save the wheat from reeling out in the winter to a considerable extent.

A. HUNT, M. D., has removed

to Montezuma. Ind., where he proposes devoting his lifetime to llie profession. Montezuma, Ind., June 30, l852-29-3mo. ,.

TERRE-HAUTE MARBLE DEPOT.

A. Bo mAlISTFOM, DEALER is VERMONT AND ITALIAN MARBLE,

Fourth St., between Wabash and Ohio 8u., (SOUTH or THE POST-OFFICE,) TERP.E-HAUTE, IND. TT At his Marble Yard will be furnished on short notice and at reasonable prices, HeadStanes, Monuments, Obelisks, Spires, and every article in his line.

O* All work done in superior style.. & June 10,1851-dfcwi r*

CO^FECTIOKER? AND BAKERY.^

new establishment, east of the ConrfHouse, is now fitted up ready for business. I shall be prepared at all tiroeu with

and every article in the cmtfectfo-wsry line, and hope to receive a fair portion of the public patronage.

D" I shall soon be prepared with all the good things of the seasons, aa tbey approach, to minister to human comfort and good living.

CHARLES C. RUGGLES.

A&g. 1, 1852 24 tf

Ball's Great Western Vegetable ToHlo, FOR THE CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE. "YT/ILL be found superior to any article of the kind sow in u*e. May be had at Grorerman & Bourne's. Prepami and warranted bv G. w. BALL.

Terrc-'Haate, Aug. 18, '5^-36-3mo.

O'Vm'S FASHIONABLE HAIB D&ZS8IKG .-m mr

Bmmsment Boon, at the Prairie Henat. Where he hope*, by strict attention, to o«rit a share of public patronage. Shaving, Hair' Cutting, Shatnpooing, «tc-, Ac.

Apr. S9. SKVf jf

TERRE-HADTE BUSINESS CARDS.!

nbTvTI)"RANKINr

4th Street, between Wabash and Ohio, TERRE-HAUTE, 12TJ).

DAVID

W. RANKIN respectfully inTorms his old friends and customers, and the public generally, that he hite taken the "CINCIN.VATI CABIXET WARE-ROOMS," formerly occupied by F. C. Cone fe W. C. Weattierwax. where lie is prepared to furnish, on short notice,

Cabinet Work of every Description and S3 iisr a©

Rooms at the Prairie House, where he may be found St nieht. Terre-Haute, Apr. 28.1355-20-tf

HOMOEOPATHY.

Dr. Z.llOLLINGSWORTH,

HAS

His (rarments will be fashionably and substantially made, and his prices graduated to the lowest, living mark.

O" Call and examine the Stock and leave your measure. B. II. CORNWELL. Terre-Haute, March 17, 1852-M-lf

J. K. CRISHER,

at cheaper and easier rates than has ever been °f phrslcal weakness,«hculd immediateoffered heretofore on the Wabash. |1ly

HIT Those wishing Furniture and good bargains, will do well to call and examine his STTLE of work.

April 21, l?52-l9-4tn

B^^Ai\rDSHO

WELadies.

have just opened a large stock of Gents, Misses and Children's Boots

and Shoes, which we will sell lotv for cash. Call and examine our stock. SCHOOLEY fc YAX1IORX

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

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

S R. FREEMAN,

Watchmaker and Jeweler,

HAVING

removed his establishment to No. 4, Pintnix Row, invites his friends and customers to call and examine au entirely now aad fashionable as-

the largest assortment lu the place—of the very latest style and the lowest prices. Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watchos and Jewelry.

November Co, 1W1-3Q if

ffCPBTTMSBTT MY. H, R. SMITH, D. D. S. BEING now permanently located in his new OFFICE on

If ^Oliio Street, 3d door East of the Public Square, will at all

times be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. NT. B.—No

CUKDIT

given for operations,^un

less by previous arrangements. Terre-Haute, April 23, '51-19-ly

I N I JM A N I*~K

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, National Rnad st.} North of the Court House, i' v"TtURK-IlAUTE, I.VniAXA.w '.

TSand

STANLEY & HAKBERT.

Terre-Haute, Ind., Sept. 50,1831-dy

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

N. B: One or two good Journeymen wanted 1 December 31, lS5I-3-tf

CHINA, OLA3S AND QTIKENSWARE.

WHOLKSALK & RG rAlL. e.'sTWOLFE WEST sine or TIIK rmaic SQUART.

Istensive

ASIILr.Y.

BRITTON & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA. N. B: Oash paid fur Wheat., Barley, Flaxseed. Rye. Corn, Oat*, Timothy and Clover Seed, and Feathers, at their Warehouse, corner of First and Eagle streets, CaualBasin.

50 40 25 30

250 sale at

TERRE HA UTE, IND.,

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

Hangings. China Toys, etc., tbc.. ever brought to tho Wabash, and he is anxious to dispose of the same at the lowest rates. He also keeps choice

Family l*iocerics

for retailing at favorable prices. Bnying from large importers east, he can offer inducements which will always be salisfac: tory, and he invites a particular examination of his stock.

IT" Remember the place, West of the Square. October 27, 1851-4fi*wtf

STOVE STORE.

Market Surest, 2d Door North of Fhcsnix Blook.

it I

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

Coal, and many having tirn FIRE PLACES: one for winter and am 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. Sayrehas also an extensive assortment of Tin and Japanned Ware, Stove Fixtares, &c. TT Store, on Market Street, 2d door North of National Road Street, opposite Farrington's Block, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

June 23, 1852-26-tf

FRESH MEDICINES.

150 oz. Sulphate Quinine 80 Praecip Ext. Bark 50 Tanntn 50 Salicine 100 dra. Sulph. Moirphine 100 Acetate do

Ext. Butternut, in Ext.Ssrainmonium. in I.Sand4aa.:: Blue Mass, (Mauder 4 Weaver'# £ttg. Calomel Am. Calomel Hydrarg. C. CrcUt Gam Camphor, fust"rec«:Tv«I TtuSior]

Miy S, 1662-Si-tf

O'NEIJL

BALTIMORE LOOK HOSPITAL.

1 \TTHKRE may be obtained the most speedy Rem*, djrfor SECRET DISEASES,

Gonorrhoea. Gleets, Strictures, Seminal We»Sneas, Pains in the Loius, Affections of the Kidneys and all those peculiar affections arising from a .SECRET HABIT, particularly the youth, of both sexes, which, if not cured, produce CONSTITCTIOM*I.

con8iiU

NUK 54 PluBuix Row

April ai, 1S52 19-tf

J. T. WALL, M. D., (LATR or KEXTCCKT,) PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, "\T7"OL"LP respectfully announce to the Citixens of

NV Terre-Haute, and vicinity, that he has taken an office at the Prairie City Drug Store, Comer 4th aud National Road Streets, where he may be found at all times during the day, except professionally absent.

Dr"*nd

nix Row, invites his friends and customers to jjiR to the unsklllfnlness of those who, by the use of

lha,1

sortment of »nd either send the unfortunate sutTerer to an untlineWatches, Jewelry and Fancy GoocU,

N7~B7*duff7S"~ ~7

National Daguerrean Gallery, Phoenix Rove. Ttrre-Hautt, Ind, DUFF would respectfully calt the attention of the public to his beautiful suite of Rooms, where he is prepared to execute Daguerreotypes, iu unrivalled style. Call and examine specimens,* Pictures of sick ordcccascd persons taken at their residence N. B. DUFF, 0pc7-a!or.

Old time sweeps on with Icy breath. And chills tin- sweetest flowers in Dc&th To cure its form, let beauty bloom, Its hues may live beyond the tomb. May 5, '52.-21.tf.

IS. 11. CORXWKIiL,

aiatJiiiinif iirnov

EAST OF THE SQUARE,

IT AS just received it general stuck of Goods LI for GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL, which will be made to order, at short uotice, and xcurranted.

The stock consists of various Broadcloths, Black, Brown, Blue and fancy colors Cassimeres and Votings «f all kinds Shirts, Undershirts,Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves.Suspenders, Ac., frc vtc.

DEBILITY,

ren

ders MARRIAHC IMPOSSIBLE, and iu the end, destroys both MIND AS» BOBVI

YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become tbe'vietlins of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit, which annually sweeps to au untimely grave, thousands of young men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates with the thunders «.f eloquence, or waked toees-*--tacy the living lyre, may call with tall confidence.. -i^IARRlAGE.4^.- aii' wl ^larried persons, or those contempUtllig infarlage.

rMtoral«

health.

n# trrnvsTrttf se#

DR. JOHNSTON.

Office No. 7 SOUTH FREDRICK ST. Tth. door front Balumorfl ,«treet. East side up the steps. It r* Be particular in observing the NAME and NUM-'. rr.R,oryou will mistake the place. A CURE WARRANTED IN A FEW DAYS.

TAX& NOTCSL.—Dr.

Johston's OlTiCo in his dwelling,

up the steps. His very exteusive practice is a sumcicnt eiiamntec that he is the only proper Physician to apply to

DR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surj'.t.oii% Loudon, eraduatr from one of the most eminent Colleges of the United States, and the preater part of Whose life has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, .Philadelphia, and eUewhcre, baa effected some of the luest astonishing cures that were ever known. Many trou bled with rhiiduK iu the cars and head when asleep, pre at nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and bashfulness, with frequent blushinr, attended sometimes with derangement if mind, were cured immediately.

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary of picture finds he has imbibed the seeds of this disease, it too often happcus that au ill timed aense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to those who, from education and respectability, can alonfc befriend him, delaying until the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance^ such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limb*, .dimness of slcht, "j deafness, nodes on the skin, boucs aud arms, blochrs Ion the head and face, and extemcttes, nroptess on with frightful rtpidlty, till at last the pa!ote of th«t mouth or the bones of the nose fall in. and the Victim of this awful disease leromcs a hurrid object of com* miseratlon. till death puts a ucriod to his dreadful sufferings, br sending bim to "that bourne whence no traveler returns." To such, therefore. Dr. JOHNSTON pledges himself to observe tho most inviolable secrecy and, from his extensive practice in the first hos pltils of Europe and America, lie can confidently re commend a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of this horrid disease. It is a melancholy fact that thousands .ll victims to this horrid disease, ow.

deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution,

1!:ETCV!^t,,T£*f'-,"a!e

the residue of his life miserable.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Youu men who have injured themselves by a certain nrsctlce Indulged In wbtn alone—a habit In--quently lcarfied from evil companions, or at school— tno effects of which arc nightly felt, even when asleep, ana if not cured, renders marriage Impossible, and destroys both mind and body.

W'hat apity a young n.an, tho hope of his cotmtrv, and the darling of his psreuts, should he snatched fri in all prospects and enjoyments of life by the consequeh ce« of'deviation from the path of nature, anil lndulSIIIR In a certain sccret habit. Such persons, bcTore couumplating

MARRIAGE.

should reflect that a sound mind and body arr the most necessary requsltes to promote connubial happl. ness. Indued, without these, the journey throUch lift** becomes a weary pilpVimare. the prospect hourly darkens to the view—the hilnd becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the molancliolv reflection, that the hoppiucsi of sMother beet Hits blighted with our own.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.^ Dr. J. addresses youiifr men, and all who have injured themselves by private and improper indulgences.

These «ro some of the sad find niefftncboiy oilcctN produced by early lmbits ol youth, vis Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Skht, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of tho Henrt, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement* of the nipcHtive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, &c.

MENTALITY.—'tho

THOUSANDS

fearful effccts on the mind am

much to bo dreaded Loss of Memory, Confrision of ideas, Depression of Spirits. Kvil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self- Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, &c., are some of the evils produced.

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, have a singular appearance about the eyes. Cough and symptoms of Consumption. This remedy has restored hundreds to health after every other means have failed.

MARIUCD PERSONS, or tin sr contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weakness, should immediately consult Dr. J., and be restored to pctect health.

All Surgical operations performed. N. B.—Let no false delicacy prevent yon, but apply Immediately, cither personally or by letter.

Sltin diseases speedily cured. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STRF.KT,•'» BAI.TIMORB, MARYLAND.*-.

TP71

Att letters mvst be

Tosf

Paid.

TH*'3 The remedies can be sent to any part of tho United States. tttanpl Terre-Haute, Dec, lTj 1851-Myr «•*.-«: •--Tjwt

~AT~TiTli^IGN OF i'H iC

MILL

2j'

AAA 1IOHTS, Pine and Poplar fflu"/V dow Savhcs. ,, ,.

i:5 Boxes Window Glass. 300 Keps first quality Naila. 50 Tons assorted Iron—best brand 3 a S S 1000 lbs Cast Strel, all sizes.

1000 English, German and American Steel. 100 Pair Eliptic Springs—Axles and Wagon Boxes. ... ,r ,40 Boxes Tin Plate. iW

Tinned Copper, Bar Tin,'Ac. Also—au aduitional Slock of SaddlcrV, Skirting. Ac., making our stock Very complete.

A superior article of Oast Iron. Well, and extern Pumps, Lead Pipe, Pump Chains and Cranks. and a very complete stock of Carpehters Planes, Chisels and tools of all kinds, fcc., (fee., all of which nro offered at great bargains, bv

JOHN* SAVRB, HASjust recciv ed an almost endless variety of

ely

Parlor ana Cooking Stones. Among his present assortment may IKS' found the Triumph, from Dayton Hoo-j sier State and Kentuckian Pfemitims, from Cincinnati iNew World, Globe, Atlas Gladiator,

POT WIN it BURN AM,

Next door to GroVerman Bourne.

Terre-Haute, tine 2d, '52,-291

TO WOOL CA1U)EHS.

HAVE just received and will constatit.ly have on hand

Machine Cards and Card Cleaners, «f a superior quality, fresh from tho manufacturers, which will be sold at Eastern prices, at Holmes' Mill. ARB A HOLMES.

Terre-Haute, May 12,1852-22-tf

Cordaee,

Blocks, &c.

age

all sizes

'ANILLA Rope, Hemp do Cotton do

Sash Cord: Bed Cords Trot Lines Plough Lines Sewing Twine Brown do Single and Double Tackle Blocks, 6, 7,8" 9 and 10 inches Packing Yarn *'**, Oakum. J. COOK A CO.

Tools. ,,

A largo stock of eve-' ry description of Tools used by Coopers, to-, getber with Flour barrel, Pork barrel, Hhd,

and Keg Truss Hoops, for sale by Aug. 16, '52. J. COOK CO.

Terre-Haute Institute,

Won

LL be re opened by the Misses Watsons, Monday, the wh day of September

next. Aug. 18, !852-36-6w

I LAND WARRANT,5

W l! BER 16,290. LOST.. A"OTlCE is hereby given, that Land Warrant No. 16.290 was issued to me, James B. Rccd, for forty acres, for services rendered iu the Biack Hawk war, as a private in Captain Lemuel Ford'b Company of Mouuted Rangers,

if} lbs. Com p. Ext. Colocjnth, in ia the Biack Hawk war, aa ajprivate in Captain 1,2 and 4 os. pots Lemuel Ford'b Company of Mouuted Rangers, 10 Ext. Dandelion,iu 1,2and, and that the said warrant was destroyed bjr4 ox. pot» fire, at thfl burning of the Auditor's office of 25 lbs. Ext. Gentian,in 1.4,fc andlfioi. pots Clay county, Indiana, on, or about the first of 10 Ext. Jalap, in 1, 4 and 8 uz. pots I December, lfc51. 10 Kit. SarM par ilia, it 1,4 and lboz. pots Notice is hereby gi^eo, that I will make ap-

•by

plication to the Commissioner of Pensions for a Duplicate of such warrant. JAMES B. REED..

Terre-Haute, Aug. 4, I&52.-3-l-t6

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rpHS LIFE OF GEFRAJTX TIERCE, with 1 a Biographical Sketch of Hon. W*. SUmiIW.it'."* II HUCKfXOHAM'S

EW ZDrri0N~0F lT£E LIFi~0F GEN

BROWNING A WALL'S lxrairio Citv Drug Store.

WlFTTElP SCOTT, for «ale by H. BUCKIN&HAM,

Sign of the Bipr Book.

Carpetings.

antf three ply Carpeting*, desi patterns. For sale chrap by Apr 2»,-2Utf J. H. TURNER.