Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 June 1852 — Page 4

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M£R€HAKDIZE. KIWI 1.4 NT" TAILOR: DAVID HARTSOCK

removed hi* Totter Bhep from Market street to Natioufi Road rtnrt. owe door west of ilw Pcwt Offlee, wlierehe baa opened In hU new Fancy I'rani Store Room.,

A MliRCHANT TAILOR SHOP,

ww*

The richest

and is prepared to furnish the U*»b as4 nxwt Jasliiea&bl* materials, and mskeAJbsm up in »lylo inferior to uo«e In She west. 4 Coout

Vesting*,

lfflbs. Est. Shr*.i{«uil|a, In I, 4 and IB o*. pot* it) liw. lixt. BuUrruut, in t, 4 and i6oa. poU} S liw. Ext. Strammowiuui, 1, 2 and 4 or. polsj 50 lb#. Bluo .Mass, (MuiU«r 4' Weaver's)

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Uu U«l. Auu sk

J1»rre-Ifante, »,«y T, I^^tf

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Silk, isa tin, Velvet, aed mixed, of aJi colors sad every variety Jj shortest notice. of d*s%». Also general s**«rrtmeaV of Neek'kercbiefa, c,h,Mr. %ttv Gm of the most usty descriptions. Glevr*, of ewv kfnd^nJ: ^braary 27, lB52-22-Cm *ty Suspenders with the latest improvements, com! with durability.

He will make CLOTHES la the mo*t approved style, when the cloth# are furnished by tlie customer, and alee give strict atteuHBB io cutting all kinds of garments—ell of

which shall toe doe* wilh taste and despatch. ^Tcrre-llauK Nov. 3, If-15, IMYID IfART80€K^

BUCKEYE CASH STORE

i^.XO 2, CMOS HOW)

for the spun tra*i«* Che most extensive assortment of' House I tiriusliing Good* in tint Wabash Vniley, among which are

Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers,'

•Lace and Mutt in ('ur/ains, Curtain Drapery Blue and Crimton Damask, French

'Mic Covm, Piano Caterer

"'"j 9 S"*} ®f Wi»dowSW,«e (some b^utiful

style*, nd cheaper thai* ever., Window Coruiees, Curtain J[

fflNtf, AND SIMPER FINK INGRAIN| A I IP CARI'KTS, ULCS, MATI'S, r,.l, I. IfM, ia- j, »nd 16-1 DRUGGET, 4*4, 5-4, ond

K-l WHITE an I CHECK WA ITING, 3-4, 4-4, 5-4. 6-4, U-41 UH)U OILCLOTH, TABLE OILCLOTH, |«OPK MATTINO Stc. 1 A very large stock of satin and common Paper Hung-

Window P«|»r, Bordering, farfeand sinftll J.onkiiig »V*. Qurntts Warc/Glass War", Hoots aosl Shoes, Hats and Caps,

Gruccrl&t, leather, Ac.

Jd sliort, uliiiost «viryllil«g ever called for, and ttll at such 'prices as will satisfy any one that the Cuth Syttem what iimkfs goods cheaji, and the Duckeyc Ca«h Store tht fUtctfur bargain*. h. RYCE. "JVrrr lliiute, April 30, *52-1

enowitvi. T.t iOMJI T. W At,l.

PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE

IIKOWNIUVG tc WAIiIi,1"

W II0IJ-8\L!C AMI RETAIL DIU'GGISTS, t'.OBVKrt 4lt( AKP NATIOMAt. XOAO tTRCKT9, t'NIOf BOW, Ti:i{iu:-iiArTE, T^DTANA.

I AVING (lui-cliafcil this tiew and elegant establishment I from its former proprietor, Dr. R. II. Swain, and f'lM.'d it up in the most desirable and convenient manner, w«i ur now prcpnred to accommodate ail who will favor us tviili ilirlr with erery article belonging to our line. W*«S are now in receipt of a very heavy Spring supply, tvliidi renders our stock oun of thtt largest and most com* pletocifrr brought to the Walmsb Volley, all of which we are prt jwr^l to icvrrant, atul are (ielerailned to sell for or to umiou'.ited prompt dealers, on the usual time, os low as they ctm U- nnrohasod in any of the neighboriug

Itles. Wo resper-tiuily luvi'e tlie attention of Merchants, Manufacturer*, riiynlcinn*, Consumers and Dealers, gene rnlly, who i-l iiiui our stock to coni|itls« a full, extensive tt«rwcl!'Si*! iu4 supply of

Drugs and Medicines,

Surgical Iiislriuiicni.s, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DycStuffs, Splcwi, Variii.Nl:es, Brushes, Peifumery, Glassware. American Window-Glass, Apothe-

ips Shop Fiirniiiiirf Pure Wines and Brandies, S.iuP Clears, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &e., Sic.,

Ail of whieit we will sell at Wholesale or Retail, noon term* as favorable us any establishment in tho "Valloy.'' Having made extensive arrangement* in New York, Bostou, and I'hiladvlphln, for the purchase of our Goods from Jmporlrrt uh4 Jitrtt hand*, we feet assured thut by these increased l'iCllith'4, we can oflor greater Inducements to the trade than has ever before been oflored iu tlii» market.

ILr One of tho firm, Dr. WALL, being prnatltloticr of Mvdlciue, will keep hi« office in the couuting»room and will, at all timea^glve hi* personal attention to tho filling preKcripiious, preparing fuinily compounds, Slo.

N. B. Giuseng, I'ltixseed," Beeswax atiJ Mustard Seed, token in eKnhunge for goods, or in payment of debts-, 4

Mny 7,

,'f E i, rmiilit on ii ticomutooly Urge stock He atw keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of

LiDIOIN KS.

1'itKSli L*0 DX. fulph«lj

OR .R KIADSOF MTAPIE«ND FANCY DRY GOODS,!Plain, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronzed

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Uand* -, I ini, CorJs and 1 towel*, A c. scripilve work entitled THE GREAT WEST.,,—

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^0 Prirclp Ext. Bark} 5t) Tumi I n, W) Saliclnes iil. .*}•.:% HH1 dra. Suljih. Morphine |00 fVcitntn do 2) lbs, Coinp. Ext. Colocyuth, In 1, 3 ami 4 o«. pot* .,-

30 ibs. Ilydmrg. C. Creta *"13o9 lbs. Gum Camphor, just n-cctwd and for sale al JMW NI NO .v WALL'S

May ?, I852*32tf Prairie City Drug Store.

r.M lb#. Kxt. Logwood UHKt lbs. Blue Vitriol

ibi jinp, CarbTiWda

f: 4K Ilw. Cream Tartar 150 Uis. Tartati« Acid}

IW' A, wmms

ibirk, fRwij,'^

-nibfc do d« (l\Ue)

'•l- rvc- ne.1 and for »l« at V" 1 4/ BROWNING 4* WALL'S Pn»»rie City Drag Store.

l%. ^ri3A»! -frEAS! L-

Browning

HAVE

just

INU\ SIVHI ."

U.t«M If,

\i. Ill MJJKh'S PttCMli'X

Easoaco of Coffee^

u»'- ... wiil fo fUr as four

., .• t't£ •••. t, )fw mMf by this K««*n*c* r\i* l:n- r«-ai t»«t *'l l«»t J«MCoffin, v# a etiitw* and nn«» l«w, finer a ill efinnly b« more healthy for every perwa than ui# J«va Cerf^. Will eUobe«l«tt without re^uiriag •. to H«rtf 1 fV Wbotefev -u»d ReMl, by .,L. imuw NINO &TTALU

Pnirie City Drog Store."

I O I MMw'md VIALS for Pbytfl4 W4 f«» w»iev at BROWNING vV WALLS

May 1-LI

NOTICE^

^HE

I ||«M- a*M»g

••ritdbto ear* «r tMAifMn,

tereted ferat |*K

la* V! wit' sMisdialixt with the Smmm •, *Ws,—« t» make iilwwwtf fsmlSat with th* .«hv.h extorted &*«*: ii-^a rf their im lent a#****#* l««W ,-^wetkW «»I I* th*ir *t»li*:U«5o«i» ..at buoerrtM* l» Us* »**at»esrt wad tmtrn *f -.*t tba Ms biw mi tm*% UN*

lie nwy be f«*»d Wi rtffc&ae* ^«i*f D^UsrT.

T, tM*y *,

JCfctKTt! FOSTER.

CINCRWATI ADVERTISEMENTS. artlett, rnci

WHOUSAIS GROCERS, Forwarding & Commission Merchants,

No. 38, tV'alnai Street,

march 12, l852-24n6

^'£,

Quinine

April 23, lS53-30yl

iktoX

Ext, landol»oii, in I,$nttd lot.pots 35 Kxt.Goiitlau, in 1,4, t! »$' 1G ox. pots IU Kxt. Jalap, iu 1, 4 and tj o*. pote

•WH7Z

i^Dye-Stuffe, Ac.

LIW. liiilgo, (8. E. A. No. IJ

200

-%..11

2v*0 lb*. Aana Ammonia, (TFC"F, ^2^4?v Sth'h. .fitheu

& Wall

•riot of BLACK •-"g Of

tiKKKN TKAS 'ewwai-

Pine

S'** Kx'fa Fiwc Xv*g -s *vfl I»trri»L

t-fi ,G»*

Pa*

Mt ef iU« latent «»d China. ktirh thry «ivl !S?I »l ii»«» m*H prittt, at the *«RU viMI-:n

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

TITtbL give prompt attention to the safe of Pork. Bacon, Lard, Better, Floor, Wool, Feathers, ud

*v.a- toaulrf rrouBM fefienliv. Ana alio, till

nnsarpaiaed in style, are on hand—' ORDERS FOR CINCINNATI MANUFACTURERS,

R. BHEWER,

No. 30 fifth Street, North side, between Haia and Walnut, CINCINNA W, OHIO,

MANUFACTURER

ofBright w«r«,

COAW

Urns, ChaiBug Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WARE, stogie or insets Wardrobe Shower Baths, I Bathing Past, Sponge Baths, I Hip and Sitz Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, Bath Tuba, various sizes, .And erery description ofJJATHING APPARATUS [made to order*

TIN WARE.

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All

Sheet Iron.

Rags Wanted.

rpiiE highest market price paid in CASH for Rags, Old Rope, Baling, Hemp, Waste, &c. .NIXON&CO.,

Paper Manufacturers,

G9 Walnut Street, between Coluipbia and Pearl streeU, March 5, ?52-23m4 Cincinnati, Ohio.

S. PARVIN,

Merchandise and Produce Broker

Atao,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AGENT:: OFFICE AND STORE, No 36 Walnut Street, Cincinnati. April 23, 18S2-30tf

^Burnet's Patent Water Cooler.

ft^HIS article is the result of the application of scientific principles to the purpose intended, 9* cot quantity of tee.

|_ principles to the purpose intended, viz: To keep water coal at pogtible, at long at pontible, with the Uatl postible

The proprietor has long devoted his attention to this particular branch of domestic economy, and passing from ono Improvement to another,'has at length arrived as near perfection as it is possible to reach. A proof of this is found In the very general use of these Coolers in all parts of the country. A better proof of the same fact Is, that, since their introduction, various imitations of the genuine artloie have been attempted^-all failing short of the object, it is true, et til proving clearly which way the tide of popular opinion Is setting. .•

A simple Statement of facts', In regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every o»e of their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are fu rnished with two distinct non-conducting chambers, by means of which, with two ponbds of Ice to the gallon, water is kepi (at a temperaturo of 40 deg. below zero, or only 8 deg. above the freezing point) all day. Thus, at a cost of some five ceula per day, a fumily of ordinary size can be constantly supplied With wuter as cold as ice itself larger numbers in the same proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to be a saviug of at least seventy-five per cent, over tho Earthen Jurs, formerly used for this purpose.

Again, these Coolers never Sweat iu this way, saving much unnecessary wasto and trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished iu every respoct, they make a very beautiful ornament for the Df Boat.

Mning Room, Hotel or Steam

An important improvement has lately'been added to the Cooler, viz: A small Pan (capable of holding from six to eight pounds of butter) inserted dircctlv under tho cover. This quautity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional Ice—a very important addition to the economy and comfort of famillcik desirod, tho Cooler can also be furnished at a small expense with a Filtering Apparatus, made and for sale at

BURNET'S House Furnishing Establishment, r»7|JVo. 14 Easi Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. DEALER IN

Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Troys, Britannia, japmned, Bronzed and TinWare, Brushes, Wooden and Willow Ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigerators

Horse. Farriery.

OULD embrace this opportunity of informing the public, that he has located, for the present, In this city, where he «au be consulted in all cases of surgical farriery. Ho profewea to cure promptly all diseases to which thelionte is suiQect,suchas nstulas, poll-evils, spavins, &.c. H« wilt perform any sargtoal operation in his line, which may bo brought to hiiu. No charges for examining horses. Residence, at E. S. Wolfe's, on Market street, abovo the canal. apr. 3, 1852-2?-3m

New Shingle Factory.

rilHE subscribtra would respectfully Inform the citizens I of Terre Haute and the surroundingcouutry that they have just commenced manufacturing Shingles superior to any offered for sale Iu this (dace. Wo invite all who wish to dwell under good roofs, to give ua a call before purchasiug elsewhere'

O* All orders from a distance prortiply attended to.

M. B.

Terre-Hante, April S3, IMfl

•In ii jr..11

WALLACE:

O* Factory back of H. Fatrbank's rifle factory, on Fourth Street, between Ohio and Main streets. Terre-Haute, April 2,1852-27-ly

BOSTON IJEiVTIlER STORE,

2UTIOKAE, ROAD STREET, OPrOSlTK UNION BOAf, TERRE-HAUTE, INI).

rpHE aubscslbers inform this public that they havejust opened oa National Road street,oppositeCnlon Row,a LEATHER STOHK, widt a fall assortment of all kinds of Leather, such as Spanish, Cincinnati, and Country-Tanned Sole LeaUier jJ Ktn, DrWie, iiarnesa, Skirting and Collar Leather

French and Philadelphia Calfskins Lining, Sheep and .,x Oeer skins. Binding, Parfskiiis Tampico and French, geatlemeu1* and ladies Moroeco.

Tb«f «ie» Intend to keep a general assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE TKERS, CLAMPS, PEGS, &c,, ten. TI*Sf arrangement* with the Manufacturers and Importers in Ute Kwt»» ettke, are sseh as to enable tham to sell

every thing at the vet lowest price*. *,« Otsb paid for Green aiMt Orv Hide*. GEO. KERCKHOFF & CO.

New Gonfectioneiy.

"E sin-1

Evan Griffith, |J

WM. S.

and tu

circulate, byiubseription, a new and very rapid

ttUing attd

^eutifuuv Uluttrated historical and de-

Ko. Hi Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,

AGENTS,

Towle,J

REFER TO

[Jopper,

march 19, l£&-24yl

100 Agents Wanted,

March 26, 1852-20in6

ftjirir I**#

jiMftal*

May ?, 1852-tf

THE

E & XEUMEISTKR

HAVEtheStearart

jwt opened a new csufectiouery, nearly opposite HMH» All articlea of Fancy Confectionery, and latest atyl«« of Cake*, ntM&eitm la a style not to be excelled, either Etitsr W«l Parties farnisbed with Cakos and Confectionery on tbe shorteat notice. PteM call and «xvmi«e oar estabiialtSBOQt.

E- A. L- NEOMEISTER.

Refer to M. UaietVack. OadKnati. Apr. ISSd-Sl-fca

Tower Mills.

HAVING

DBS KNTIM AIEM NSARTTGWB

i«t* fall «set*ti«tt, itre art now ready t* «x^ia»fe FIOBJ, Med, SWts» Snia, &e., for Wi»at aad Com, ot far C«sh, with all who isayp give as their ewtoa.

MILLER & SOULE,

Cwnwr iCQmUist tmd W«tt »ta.

Ter«-«-ale, F*K U$I«gMT

jaamwu t- «autt

BRXTTON & CO.,

rORWARIUXC rOMXIMOIf

XERCHASTS,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

CASH PAID rOR

Wbe*t, BaibtfT snd Fkwwi, While Be*m aad F« AT IttEIR WAREHOUSE. 'Cemir eifiM Bailee 8Sam*b,C5itili88whi. i'-Sl-iltf

Buffde, September 1st, 1851.

SCOTT & SPENCER,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants and

CONSIGNEES AT TOLEDO, OHIO,

FOR

Griffith's Western Line. Western States Line

IAE

Cffindes Sffp,

J. M. Griffith & Co., Buffalo, N. V.

Y. C.

Ship by New York and Troy Tow Boats,) A. K. Cobb &,Co, BuffiJo, N. Y. I DAILY, No. 6, East River, except Sunday. 5 Ship by Boat foot of Broad Street, N. Y.

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

STAB CLOTHING STOHR

TTAS BEEN REMOVED TO

MiliTH SIDE OF PUBLIC NEXT DOOR TO WARREN & TURNER

We have received our SPRING &nd SUMMER Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING}, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Trunks, &c., &c., which will be sold at our usual low prices.

Persons wanting articles in our line, would do well to give this establishment an early call, being determined to offer lrfducements to purchasers, which cannot be had elsewhere. ,, _R»TT~PT

Terre-Haute, M'ay 21,1852. B. VV. BRUEL.

LOUISVILLE

CL0TIIR6 STORE

And Hat and Cap Establishment,

rJ A.,, (FARRINGTON'S BLOCK,) E A I N I A N A

LATEST IMPROVEMENT.

Noye's Improved Portable Grist Hill

subscriber has completed and tested his Improved Portable Grist Mill, for which be has applied for Letters Patent. He is now prepared to faroisk order a superior miii for griodittr wheai and CoaESK GKAIXS. The mode of attaching the Runner Stone to the Spindle, together with the improved feeding attachment, secures a high notion to the atone, with perfect safety even to a THOUSAND REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE. The subscriber claims that he has invented and attached to tbii Mill valuable improvements, which make it superior to all other* now ltt use. Aad further he has no hesitation inguarantyiog it to grind wheat or c«ar«e grains as rapidly, aad at the same time doing is good werk, WITH u»* LOW or rowta sv ntcrOKi, than any other Portable Mitt now in operation. These Milts are of the beat qaaiity of French Burr SMMB, aad are frwn 29 to 34, 30,33, aad 3» inches in diameter, t^eyar* placed in a substantial fiame or husk and are lrivet» by a belt with steam, water, ttr bonepower, and ant WAaaAkTCD to perform perfectly in erery particular. JOHK T. KOYE.

JOHN t7 NOTE,

SOCCBSSOR TO HAYWARD ft SOTB ktAxcrsOTcaxas o* FUENCH BUEK MUX STOBTES,

SUUMtX

Dutch Avikrac. Bolcng Cloths, Pifrtmblt Grist MM*« 6cm* Wire*. MM Scrcv*. Dam*eU, Spimdles, ftutut**. Cast trim

Proof Siafs. Grimed Pagm's •mmd Jeknto*'* Smm(

Mill*,

India Rubber Belting and Hose,

Stwxco and Land Plaster, H«frr Urn*. Etc. MsHtetMy Wtt Maia Street- \-.QSto, 19 Maia *ad5Ce»taal 4!ack, BCrPlLO, If. T.

Th* aaci«B%Md ha* Iseeaaf^aiakd br At prs^rfetor aS. this vaiaabie fnteM, Ag««t tax Tearr*» Ileal* aad tfimaar Nstadiaf caaabY. Aa« iaforaaao« la regard to tlx tj, prtea J^.,caa be obtaiaed by. him eftfeir^

Witbont Traasbipxaest at Troy or Albany I

CanfiehO

Also, Proprietors with H. B. SMITH of Terre-Haute and Toledo Line Dye-am«r«t On Wabash and Erie Canal,

EARLY fe I..EGC3-ETT,

march 26, 1852-26m6 TexTe-Haute, Tn(li^

E A & E E

Forwarding and (Commission Merchants,

alsoy Dealers in all kinds of Produce.

NORTH CAST QOKNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,,

WE are now receiving our Spring and Summer Stock, from our own Manufactory, Louisville, Ky. ST1R.AUS & ISAACS,

NORTH-EAST CORNEREPUBLIC SQUARE, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

AOEKTS, A I

Swaoc. Ko. 121,Broad

fiTTsnsH ui mm iiDiv m\

BOXES 8X10 Window Glass, go 10X12

12 10X16 8" 12X18 8 18X24

44-

to store and for sale *ery Tow,

BROWNING & WALL*

May 14,1852-33tf "Prairie City Drug Store.1*

.j IIV IKIUUil 1IIIS. Htb«

OUGHTON &.SENNIT

iarite tb

Stock af

Offer

having sued ma *«d fur-

sished rooms for the above basinesm in Union Raw, aver Prairie City Drag Store, (eatraoce on 4th street,) ara

BOW

ready to aec^tmnodats tho*e wisbiag to obtain

Correct Likenemes

of tfeem&ire* or others, oa abort notice, aad in nperlbr Male. We bar* caaea of every pattern and price from the cheapest to the most «xpeosive ud will fill them with MmuTcan wbtcb we warrant eqeai, tf mat aoperSor, fa Mftaasaaad depth af tone aad briUiaacy of espraarioa to ••ynaarfeiatbecoaatry. Call aad eucmiae for yoara^M*.

Stack aad Taoia kept as hand aad for sale aiao, iaatrocUoa giraa la tb« art. J. W. HOUGHTON, M.

Itot-jMy, a«y 7ft, lfl684»yl

fjLlCI' AND 9TAFLE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, TRIMWrtNGS,

CarpeUu^and House Fnrniahiug Goods.

It ts saagfa tflbe isayeat aaad aasai laiwat w* ba»» yet broagbt to tbia saarket Parehassd la Nesr-Yark «a beat terms, we am eaaMad toaellat wry'bwjCWird»

April

16,

Jaa-IT-lfi

R-

& O. TOU8EY.

Tassels OH,

BARRELS af a tot rate qntitf, mat yecalsad aad tat aad* by LUDOWIC1 %l BULMiir, fjtmm Mam 3d dbar/Srm West Ctww.

SPRING OP-1851.

WHOI.ESAT.T! T»TTO. QTORE

rpfj^ uad*[^.n^

rec,lre^

Pearl Starch

80 Chrome Yellow, 100 do Green, 100 Paris do

Pure Wines and Brandy, Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, Ac., for sale at Cuningham's Wholesale Drug Store.

May 3,1851-27-tf

3 A I S Cushioned and Cane-Bottom

Sofas, Lounges, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, and many other things

too numerous to mention all of which we warrant to be manufactured from the best material, and the workmanship not excelled.

Old Furniture made new. All kinds of Lumber taken In exchange for work. Piease caii and see for yourselven. Shop, on Market at, two doors north of Dodson's Bakery. •.

COFFINS MADE TO ORDER. JOSEPH DEROLF, September 19,1851. 51 FERDINAND pOOK.

V. LINDSAY, I A. C. LAWRRNCK, Of Paris, Ky. ... Of Virginia.

UNPSA7 & LAWRENCE, COMMISSION, FORWARDING,

A N

WESTERN PRODUCE MEBCHANTS,

100 Camp Street,

'-ti NEW ORLEANS.

LIBERAL ADVANCES medt on property consisned to (he above boose by ,, t.

TwiMfoate, Asgaat 8,1851-45-tf

fBiilffESS CSlRDS. j:.5 MEDICINES. The Q-reat American Remedy!

ami is

Drugs, Medicines, Prints, Oils and

Dyo-stuife ever brought to Terre-Hauto. Having made cash purchases for idol ho is enabled to sell at as low rates as any othci establishment oa the Wabash. His stock consists as usual of a general assortment of Mineral and Botanic Medicine*, suited to tho wants of the Country, and ho hope* from bis long experience and his usual attention to business in trying to supply the wants of his customers in his line, to merit a continuance of their patronage*

OILS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c., Window Glass, Star Candles,

bbls. Linseed Oil, 6 Laid 7 Turpentine, 5 Alcohol, t,-, 6 Spanish Whiting, 5 Rosin, 1000 lbs. Red Load, 300 Dry white do 100 kegs Pure do 700 lbs. British Lustre, 500 Black Lead, 100 Litharge, 400 Venetiae Red, 300 Yellow Ochre, 300 Spanish Brown, TOO Ground Logwood, 900 Extract 150 Castile Soept s. 200

50 Boxe 1» do 8 do Rosin Sosp, 3 bbls. Copal Varnish, 35 gals. Coach do 36 Black do 36 Japan do 45 Neat's (tOil, 60 Castor OH, 30 Pure OllvtOil, 150 Ibs. Nitric Acid, 400 Sulphurlo do bMs Piaster Paris, 4 6 Fish Oil, 3 White Chalk, 300 lbs. Bar Lead 400 Copperas,« 40 Am. Vermillion, 36 jfsls. Sperm Oil, 100 lbs. indigo, 300 Alum, 190 Blue Stone,

R. CUNINGHAM

STOVES, TIN-WARE, etc.

SHOP on National Itond St., opposite Post OlQce

NOAH BEYMEE & CO.,

WOULD

respectfully announce to the public (hat they have on hand a good assortment or the latest and most approved patterns of COOKING and OTHER STOVES, among which may befouud the

ETNA, (wlfli charcoal arrangement In hearth,) \Jr BEST PREMIUM, (a tip top stove,) QUEEN OF THE WEST, PHOENIX PREMIUM, and many other patterns. |g

Alto, a full euortment of

TIN-WARE, HOLLOW-WARE, fcc/ Particular attention given to IIouso Spoutiug, and Job Work, of every description. %£!*•$?

Terre-Haute, June 20, lH51-38-tf ^5

-LUl/

THE

HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.

SPRING ARRIVAL!

Only

days from New York City

via New Or lean*, jter Ship Vancouver N jrivmau E aro now enabled to announce tho receipt of a large portion of our Shelf Hardware, Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings, making our assortment more complete than it ever was before, and far surpassing iu extent and quality any other to be found ot any establish •rre-Haute, or the Wabash Valley. Our nrioos either for cash or approved credit, will be quite as low

credit buyer. Our customers and ail customers in want of

any kind of HARDWARE will find ttfhat we say true, if thoy ill give us a coll, April II, 1851-28-tf S. II. POTTLR vL CO.

HEAVY GOODS.

"I rvrt TONS OF IRON, Nulls, Spike, Anvils, B. llows,

Vices, Sledges, Sheet Iron, Tin Plate, topper, W re a in E S in S in S as English Hoop L. do., German do., American tmd Swedes Blister do., Swedes and Sablo Bar Iron, Russia Nail Rods, Axle Drafts,

Just received and selling at greatly reduced prices. April 11, 1851-28-tf 3. H. POTTER & CO.

LOOK OUT!!^iaf

FOR THE TEltSE-HAUTE CABINET SHOP!!

undersigned wishes to inform tho citizens of TerreHauto and the surrounding country that tliev have established themselves In this place where they expcct to keep on hands all kinds of FURNITURE, such as

f. B. SMITH.

NEW SHOE STORE.

SCHOOLEY fc VANHORN,

for sale a large assortment BOOTS AND SHOES. ALSO. A VARIETY OF

Ml89 ®AP8V*f-

AU of which they will sell at wholesale retail, at their new store in Phosnix Row, oa Nstiooal Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street.

JOHN

A. SENNIT.

CASH STORE, No. Pkffiaix Bow.

«f CM bayera to

They will alao manufacture Boots and Shoes to order at asms iriiwm SCHOOLEY & VANH0R5. Terre-Hante, October 10,1851-2-iil'

MW::STOfBpTOM.

SAYRE offer* for aale a variety of COOK, PARLOR, aad BOX

STOVES,

Wbidi It* arfU diapoa* af Nw far Cesi er IV*diree. His G««4 Stove* consist af the ceiebrated taprnd

Trhtmph Stove,

weli-kaowa to aB hoosekeq»ers—also, tho calobraied POGBLE oveav JrrOVK—with a variety ef othera of eeokiag pattars- His Parfar aad Box Stoves are ef missi aatterastoMltparelmsen. Hehasaiae ea hand as aaoort•mtW CASTINGS, «Mwfatl«if *f

Tea-Kettles, Ovens, Skillets, fte.

All for *aie er trade at kb aew atom ea Market atrott, 3d deer aorth af Nttiiesal Read, eppoaits Farriagtoa'a Blck, is T*rta-Ha«U«.

Hew

fdrorD. l| received

received aad for aale by aug. 2®»48-t( W.

THE

POWELL'S LINIMENT

I^XCELN

Throat, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Chord*. Pains in theSktennd Back, Sore Nipple*, Sere Breaats, Totter, Scald Hcnd, Crs-ckod Hands, Salt Rheum, and in short. ALL DISEASES OP THE SKIN, with all indolent Ulcers and Sores of whatever character. FOR BSAST—Poll Evil, Callous, Spavius, Silfast, Strains,

Fresh Wounds, Lameness and Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Galls of all kinds, all Affections of tho Eye, Sprains, Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ring Bone, "Sweeny. Flslula, Wind Galls, Rheumatism, and in fact

ALL DISEASES OF STOCK, wherein an externa! application of, tp^dicl^ft is required.

K-S»*VUBEAT U*S1'1!,'SIA

~5 per cent, added to the

It la a great Nrrtout Antidote, and particularly useful for tendency 4o Bilious disorder, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, or badly treated fever end ague, nmf the evil effects Quinine, Mercury, and other drugs upon the Digestive Organs, after

A A W S A S

T^ and rapidly superceding all other preuant* tions in the euro of the faliowitig diseases: Fo* M\s—0?»Uu*te Ulcers, Seros'ula, Old Sores, Cuts, trosh Wounds, Cutaneous Eruplious, Chilblains, Sore

«uir„x#

D* Powell's Lthifitent Is sold by ,.• BROWNING VV ALL, Druggists, Torre-Haute J. R. CUNINGHAM, Drnggiit, Terre-Hauto, Ind. Lowia Maddos, Prairietou, Ind. Pounds, Roster, &, Co., Middlotowu, Ind. Joseph Jacobs, Fairbatiks, Ind. Brewer, & Son, Graysvlile, Ind. James Reed, Morom, Ind. as also James D. Riprs, »ud R. VV. Akin, Carlisle, Ind.

And by Reuben Harrison, Palestine, IU. John Dickson, Robeson, III. Wood & Draper, aiid John A. Merrick, Hutsouville, HI- John B, Richardson, York, III. L. Bradshaw, Marshall, III.

Powell's Ltiifment may also be obtained of the proprietor at his depot lu Lawrencoville, Lawrence county, Illinois, and of merchants and druggists generally throughout the Woatorn conntry.

^Iprll 30. lPM.3My

AIK)WEtL.8*P'V*»r

Catwel MHwb)^ to Aet of in th« rear 1861, bv of the THutrtot Court for Uia Swtern District of tVn«uvlT*nl*.

Another Scientific Wonder 1 Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S

CtKJ

l)-

TUB TRPB

DIGESTIVE FLUID

GASTRIC JUICE.

&•*..

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH OF

HE OX, after directions of BARON L1EIHG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D., Pliiladelphia, Pa. TMs is a truly wtnderful remedy for Indigestion, Dy»« pepsin, tiu ltd ice, Liver Complaint, Const I pat ion und Debility, Curing after Notute's owu method, by

Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Julo*.**?.&'*-,• 03" Half a tenspoonful of PEPSIN, infused "In water, will digest or dissolve, Fioe Pounds of Jtoatt Detf in about two hatirt, out of the stomach.

PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Digesting Priticip]e °f the fJu.ilrio, Juice—tho Soloent of the Food, tho

Purifying, Preferring, and Stimulating Agent of the Stom' aeh uud lute-siiues. It is extracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thus forming nti ARTIKICIAI. DIOKSTIVK Fi.utn, precisely like the natural Onstrlc Jiiino In ftnChemicnl powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect nubstitute for It. By the aid of this nrepnrntlon, the ptiins nnd evils of IN DIG LSI ION and D\SPEPSIA ore roiuoved, just as they would be bj a heultliy Stomach. It Is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, Emnclatlon, Nervous Decline, nnd Dyspeptic Cou«ump'tion, supposed to bo on the verge of tho gmve. Tho Scientific Evidence unou gmve. mo rsciemittc Kvldenee upon based, is In tho highest degree curious und r£-

'go

which it is I ninrkuLile.

Scientific Evidence! "J 7L

BARON LlElilG In his Oolebrnted work on Animal Chemistry, says "An Artificial Digestive Fluid, nnalngous to tho Gustrlc Juice, mtiy bo readily prepnrcd from tho mucous membrane ef tliu stomach of the Ox, in which various articles of food, as most uud eggs, will he #ftened, changed, ami digrnteil, ju»t in the tame manntr at they would be in the human etomach." fliyCttll oil tho Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratt*, giving it forgo tiiiiount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, elmlliir to tho above, together with Reports

1UMAIU£A8LK

CUBES, from all parts of the United Siut* AS A DYSPEPSIA CMP,ft, Dll. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has prrnluceii the moat marvellous eflVcts, lu curing cases of Debility, Emaciation, Neriftvt Decline, and Dyeprptic Coneuutptim. It Is impossible to give the detail* of oases In the limits of this advertisement but authenticated certificates h,ive Inson ffiven of more than TWO HUNDKED REMARKABLE CURES in Phllmlclpliln, New York and Boston alone. These were nearly all desperate cases, and tho cures wero uot only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.#

long sickness. Also, for excess lu eating, and

the too free use of ardeut spirits. It almost reconciles Health with Jntrinperance. Dr. HOI-OHTON'S PEPSIN IS prepared In Powder and In Fluid form—and in Prescription vials for tha use of Physicians.

PRJVATE Ciitci'i.AFT* for the use of Physicians, may be obtained of Dr. Houghton or his Agents, describing the whole process of prepar«tton,and giving the authorities upon which the claims of this new remedy are based. As It Is not a tecret remedy, no objection can be raised against Its use by Physicians iu respectable standing and regular practice Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.

Agents—WOOD $ DONNELLY, Terre Haute. Wholesale and Retail Airente: tssf CRAW HE AD St BROW NINO, Indianapolis.

April 9th, lW5S-38-ly

New Books!

Bancroft's History of the United State*. Lectures on the History of France, by Sir Jamee Stephen.

Faggot of FtosWch Sticks, by Sir Franetn Head. Clovernook, by Allee Carey. Hearts Unveiled, or 1 know you like Him, by Sarah Em* ery S*ym»»r. ,, •,

The Wide, Wide World. fc, Dream Land by Daylight, by Carottne Ch*M*bro. Gleaning* and Groupings, by Danfor^t. A Lady's Voyage around the WorM Moby Dick, by Herman Melville.

Summerfield, or life en a Ferns. -1 4. Alban, a tale of the New World, by tho author ef Lady Alice. i.

ifi

The Golden Legend, by Longfellow. Sage's Poems. Snow Image and other twice toldtalei, by Haw tho rat. Nights in a Block House. I df Western Portraiture, a description of Wisconsin. lllluois and 4owa, with remarks ou Minn*s»ta, and other it or an el S is Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Espeditioo. ,- NIneveh and Its Remain*, cheap edition. ,t.. iM Life In theSeadwIch islands, by Rev. H. T, Cheerer.^l Women ef Christianity, by Jolla Kavaitaogh. Bayard Tavlor's Poems. ,r The CM of Saoshiae, by the author of the Maiden A Bttfc Evenings at Donaldson Manor, by Maria J. McintoshThe f»lsnd Home, or the Young Gust airsy. i|f The Evening Bo*k, by Mra, Kirkfand. Ltrm ot tbs Eariy aetiara of Ohio, byS. P. HEIdreth^, //oogfellow's Poems, new edftiou ftfe History ef Palestine, by John Kttto, D. D., t&r salt by

W. H. BUCiKlNGHAM/

April 9, »52-28lf Sign ef tha Big Book.'

70WG A BUFF'S

NATIONAL DAGI/ERREAN GALLERY,

PHfENIX ROW, TERRE-HAUTE.

eubscrlher* bee to inform the Public that they bate permaoenUy located themaelre* (a Terre-HauU,* for the porpoee of taking Dugasrreotype Miniatures. Their Room I* open for the reeeption of Visiter*, whether in want of Pktarrs or not. Mr. Young Is from the East, aad ban ia his po**es*Soa all the late improvements iu the art- Mr. D., from long experience, and having bees wftfe Hrwrrr for thi last four yuars, feot* himself fully competent to compete with the best. All thos* in waat of eae or Mere life-like Impressions of their Immortal Pktxet weald do well to give titea visit.

Years in Tear*,

ARE

October 10,1^1*2-tl

NewaMv'laat

H. BUCKINGHAM.

tomb 12,1852-24tf YOUNG k. DUFF.

GROCERIES. I»UlOWICI

& HULMA2V

aew receiving their spring stock, consisting ef a fall assortment ef Groceries of all kiods,

Tobacco, Hails, Glass, Leather, &e.,

all ef which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. Cell ai the CiacianaU Slore, Uaioa Row. Mareb 5,1952,-23-1 y, L.&II.