Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1852 — Page 4

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MERCHANT TAILOR.

DAVID HART800K .11AS rstnerad hk Ttdiw Shop from Market afre»^ to tl^l National Rtrml pirwt, door of ib« Pttt Ofnef,

where its bM opened ia hi* new Fame/ Prtnt A MEHOHANT TAILOR SHOP, iui4 it prepared to fnrnish lb but inl most faMwitfi mvfvrisls, and make l^saa upin^ style intaif* fomom in ttl^ WCSt* 4 ^1'

The rleKeet Vesting, Bttsnrpasard iastyle, are on band— Silk, Setln^ Velvet, and mixed, of oil color# and every variety of aeslgh, Also a general assortment of Neck'kerchieft, «f (he meet tsstr deectipiioB*., Gloves, of every kind, aad *£(tapend«ts «rit£ lL« latest improvements, cetnblnisf

witb durability. v. He wi{i make CLOTHES in the moat approved style, when the clotty «u»t/ep»lahed by the customer, and al»o give strict atwntl^a to cutting *1! kinds of g&natatf—ail

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BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

,.'V of KU|Me aad Fancy Drf/iomb, for the spring trade? i1m the rno*t extend re assortment of iloeM rori»l«hii»gJe®d* in the WuUub Valley, among which are

Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Jfe Muslim Curt etas, Curtain Drapery aPi

A rrrjr iar(« »uxk of aaitn and cotnoton Paper Haaf*% ~Jn&f Wladow Wpor, Bordariag, iarce aod amall '•uft Looiilag Oi«MM, tee. Qneooa Ware, Glue

Ware, Boot* and 3hoea, ilata andCapa, fc »pr#««rl*, LeaUiar, jf, In •borf, Hiitt«litir«rytM0g' eter oalied for, wad all ai each

T^ri^llaiiW, Jutte 4,1^50-86tf

Ohain Pumps and Fixings

*H dWL M#«|»s^'

I Jt &**( Ir«n| NV»l£ G*rbe,

Jn'*i rwrfied and for aale cheap by

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ft** X*mb$

T»rt*-lUatr,

%*SO'4, CNION KGW.y *Z-\ Q* Thriving en rfwromnWMily larg* stock

Vinson DagmsJiiyfrcuch Tfwtrs, jPiatf# Caters,

fgttWt*riiflf of Window Shades, (Mm* beautiful 4fJ l«*, »ed rt»Mp*r thus «wr,) W ludow Cornice*, ClUUjii iLiuUswl-l'ia*, Cords and Tesarls, It*. 'M

Out irp#l drpartirwttt la roorw •stettflve tlMtt wr, fi&uhr**k% i"nut 50 idIccm of llta different gradea aad ptyfatof ,^k

TIIKICE PLY, VI'SET!AN, FINp, EXTHA FINK, AND SUta Fl^E INGRAIN

,H, aad ic.4 DRUGGET, 44. 9-4, and JR. WUITII C1IKCK AIA1TIWO. 3-4,4-#, 5-4, «-4, V-4 and 12OT0E OILCUT«, TABLE OIL CLOTH, JrpPB MATTING- &a

A 'AiU aoe diet the (knk SftMn w^at

'3* Twre April 30, 'SJ-ly

y- At the Sign «f the TUJiOaOa ba3^.slKy« I W 1-iGHTS, JMnaand Poplar WltWow Sashrt. 135 Boaea Wladair GlaM. ||x, »4WU K#k» fsrirt quality NatU. jiO'|«niaw»rl«l Iroft—beat brand.

Ptow and Aprln( Bleel.

Jv l/KH»4to, Cm* Steal, all ah»*. .. yKX) f* F^kIUIi, German and AmertMN Steel.sJ0(H?rtlr Wlpttt Seringa*—Ax lev and Wajon Boxea. i'K 4.1 Hoxra Till I'litlQ. a Stc.

Alio—an miUjtloiia! Slock of Badilterj, Skirling, &C.r innktfjfiiU tMkfeHtf eompkt*.* Aauperlor article af Cwt Ivon, Well, and Cistern Pumps,

Letkd Pipe, t*iwno CHalile and CxaukaiJB'i ^\ud a very am»^l«3t« atvck of CarpejUor* Plane*, Oitoata «tid X0*)* k|»»de*4to fco., nll of whieh are offarod at

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4 m* Platform Soales.

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twiJm*gwii( clitapi aad the Backlfe Ca»h Stole pidfafitf bdrgkin*.

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i'OTWIN 4 BURN AM, to roreruian A i)our»e^

J, COOK ST CO.

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aiOgj^.^u to&ate Qat«Uiei «T" Pneclp £m Uark ,*»0 \iniifnt

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,wlOO.fbnb^tph. MorpMni^ IS« A relate dw? dtii ib». tl*»np. B*t« G«loe^uthf la 1 warn?** 4 «. potaf-^-

—, it)' fcjai. Jalap, In I 4 and 8 m. poUj

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vgSj.^ StramManlMm, J, Sand 4 ot. p»U) Ihe. HtitaMaait, (Maftder Weattr\ij S ^,4a4bft,^««g.IJaieMell

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V^ET Ik** Kaaeate »SI f* aa tu

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be dear atlUral r^«kfot«|

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Forwarding ami Coi

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DAILY,

Western

REFER TO

march 26,1852-26m6

March 26, I852 26tn6

LAWriON (t. f.tH)LOW*d unperior platform Scalea, \j with'WtMYIrtrtHnjp», from 100 to 9000 Iba, alto,

VVarehen*9 Tfctek#, wuutantly for aafo by .Irtiy WS*tf POTW1N & BUR NAM.

Agricultural Implements

t.15. c66K ifc"co./

ju~ rnf^mx

ft |be very pwmhir Michipn Oralis CMdlia, lb »bd 3 TTord llay fork", t4' B«y It alt w. I ***•-'•18 f^vtheSuatbNi eeU-adftttttDfftopmttflpn,

tory Ijouisville, Ky

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on baud for aalo, at vary r**Holiable ptkee,

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J% jLJj^jPwd*il«ai»ln l»aw4 i«k||Ote WLJ[. i'Jv0eMtla». lb 1,4* il. |»tai

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Ni^»l^m'€n4w1VTta^ .. i:»0 ftw. Tarlerlr .VcWf*

COMGNHS AT -TOLEDO, OHIO,

for...

Griffith's Western Line^ ^Western States

Liner V^W

Bvan Griffith^ i) AgkJTTS^ *. witkeat TrMMbiflHMlrt at Jd#r

Wno. S. Towle,) 33 Ccenties SIip, JV. Y.S0. H. CanfieJdJr AGE2iT8,r *J i. M- Griffith & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. (E. W, Swane, 5 No. 121, Broad 8t, N.Yi

Ship by Hew YoA and Troy Tow BoalsJ A. It. Cobb &, Co,, Buffelo, N. Y«*m

No. 6, East River, except Sunday. Ship by Boat foot of Broad S&reet^Nl Yi

Also, Proprietors with H. B. SMITH of Terre-Hante Toledo jine

On Wabash and Erie Canal ',

EARLY & LECJGETT,

earm & LEG.GETT

'Forwarding and Commissim Merchants,

also, Dealers in all kinds of Produced

TERRE-HAUTE, if

CLOTHING STOBE,

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OREENB HOTELj

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Storr.

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Browning ft Wall

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HIS TABLE

Witt alwajrs be fambtwd wttb tba nlatiMt aad not tlw

HiS STABLE AND F1IEDS

Are targ* and raUretr ««*, tb« N*t to be dtr, aad at all Uwee wHl bk» nt|S^Hed%ttl» gaodltay aad gndn» awl attended W aa wfeHneal dad coaqarteat Hoarier.

CHARGES MOllERATtS-CALL AND SfiiHa*teg Vmui taw a*( UrtxMj It news ai the kwpererfa pabtk MN la Wat***, leHRr«o» eeaatT, fHrie, h« IM coafeeal IV«a taetg **p«riwa«!« that be vilifeeaMe t*^teaae

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Hat!' and Cap Establishment,

NORTIAAST

COli^GR: OF

(FARRINGTON'S BLOCK,)

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Line.

HAS BEEN REMOVED TO

NORTH SIDE OF, PCBLip SQUARE, v,

NEXT OOR TO: WARREN ^TORNERI

W.^tfayc roceivcd our SPRING and SUMMER Stock o/S a!

UKADY MADE CLOTHING,,

ijQtats, Caps, Shirts, Drawers, XT^^g^ii3^?JgriinkBf Stc.^Ao.,S i|hich will be sold at our usual low prices. -*h

Persons wanting articles in our line, would do fcell to give this establishment an early call, being determined to ofler inducements to purchasers, which cannot be ha4elBetthova. aa

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Terre-Haute, May 21,1832. B. W. BRUEL.

STRSI XS,

TERRBiHAt?TE, INDIANA.

Cu» the of the public

•qean*. Tbt» bobeehtebeaa freatly aslarged and improved by a t»*«a4 larpi addiUoo of bed room*, aad a cpatHoa* dl^»g b*H, all pap^rttd, Mtiafcpd, atxl faratahed with n«n» ftrrwtur*, «arpet*, bede ud Hatfyy an #jNa«i«fie to the ««»fiMfMcwr«ltac«« gu*ai*»rauali»akebiahoa«a st wbfpfnf pl#w fur tb« tuSaof a pi««M«at f»fpTnj ps*w fur tft« mart or j^a«st« or traveling paWtevaafd partieaiari^ (Imw wteo Irish to talke pMtage an ateamboaia, |»r(rate eonveyanee, or otbenriae. iaelHin, no paiM ner exjHwae will be »f«rred to maka tit* h»aMaa ag,1l*'l*M«11 *»d want eteppiac P**8*^

power

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Terre-Haute, Indiana

END

LOUISVILLEr

THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

I N I A N A

S A S & I S A A S

NORTH-EAST CORNER PVBIIC SQUARE, il i! TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

LATEST IMPRO?EMENT«

THE

Noye's Improyed Portable Grist MilL

eatieerlber has completed aad tested hie Improved PortabteQrist MiHPfw wbiefe be hM epptledfer Lettrr* Patent. He ia now prepared to faraiah to order a taper or mill for prlndiug wheat aofi C«wt SuiM Tba made of atlaotrtn^ UttiaawrSuh* tMiw Spladlet er vith the improred feeding altaehmeMt, eecaree a mot%oa to (besiQ»e. wlUt perfect *af« eveato a SA^D RBVOLITIONS PER MINUTE. Tbeaabicrt. ber claims that be has twgiert wad attached to tbta Mill raiaabl* ItnpramsiMt^ wbteb make aapadoi* to en no* la ftaa. A*d fartieciw tea 1» heaitatlaa la fwaatyiog it to gtiad arbeat areoaraa graijM raphily^-aad at U»»aiM ttwe delaf aa good work, WITH una ton ot rowaa mcrtwi, titan any atber Portable Milt now in operation, Tk^aeAtitte aMaf ib«baet, MMdlty of Fraaob Barr Stooea,mad airefroio 9® la S4, 30,33)wad 3$ lati isdtattater. They are phMd la a MhtntW £rame ad at* Wkonf aad at* wtituMtm t* perfon^ggftcU^^^wfy

feofiy*, S^teaAsar

SUCUSSUR TO

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a»J»«fcS, Jbe dliieiaea,

ftudur «a taeaake ManeU fauniliar wltii &»

V9 URwHIf HnMIhvT WelA «Hv, yrtfaitimf HitfltW iilhlUbiitf aMl thilr L™™~ __

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wrfnf.TiaAT.Ti DRUGSTORE,

Directly North of the Court House,and next doot JSmat M. W. Sedam's

uadersljjaed baa receives and is receiving the lajtviit atafck o# Draga^ Afisdtclaoa, Paiata, Oils and Dye-atow ew brottht to Terre-Hsote. Harhig made caih popehaaM for 186^ he la enabled ta aeilat aa low ratea any ffthfcl esUibllshmeht oa the Wabash. His stock coaatsta as aaaal cf a eenerai assortment of Mineral and Botanic HadkioM,ciiUed to the waataaf tbeCountry, aad be bopea from his long experience and bis usual attention to bneiueM In. trying to supply the wants of his customers in his tine, to merit a eonUnnajooe of their patronage.

OILS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, Ac., 6 bbb. Linseed OU. 6 Lard '*T" •y 5

Lord Turpentine^ Alcohol, Spanish Wbltiagr Rosin,

1000 Iba. Bed Lead, 300 Dry white do 100 kega Pare do

700 Iba. British Lustra, 500 Black Le«i, 100 Litharge, 400 Venetian Red,'^ 300 Yellow Ochre* 300 Spanish Brown,

50 Boxes Window GlMa» IS do Star Candies, 8 do JMi So^, 3 bbis. Copal Varniah, 25 gals. Goacb 36 Black 36 Japan 45 Neat'i 60 Castor OH, 30 Pure

daj^. doir

,'sftOB,

OUto

Otl^

150 lbs. NitHe Acid, 400 Salphuric do 4 bbis Piaster Patia, 6 Fish On, 3 Whiter Chalk, 300 lbs. Bar Lead, 400 Copperas, 40

700 Ground Logwood, 200 Extract 150 CastiieSoap, 200 Pearl Standi, .. 80 Chrome Yellow, 100 do Green, 100 Paris do

Am. Vermillion,

36 gals. Sperm Oil* lOOnw. Indigo, 300 Alum, 130 Bbe Stone,

Pure Wines and Bran4r Bourbon wd Rye Whisker* fee*, for sale al Cuaingham'a Wholesale Drug Stora^

May 3,1851-S7-tf J. R. CON INGHAM

LOOK OUT!!

FOB THE TERRE-HAUTE CABINET SHOP!!

undersigned wishes to inform the citizens of TerreHaute and the surrounding country that they have established themselves in this place where they expect in keep on bauds all kinds of FURNITURE, such as

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 mannfiictured from the best material, and the workmanship not excelled.

Old furniture mnde new. AH kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for work. Please cali and see for yourselves. Shop, on Market ft, two doora north of Dodson'a Bakery.

COFFINS MADE TO ORDER. JOSEPH DEROLF, September 19,1851.: 51 j/FERDINAND COOK. *i,«V. J.1

NDSAY, Of Paris/ Ky.

Terre-Hante, August 8,165l«45-tf

Tof

A. C, LAU'REHCE, Of Virginia.

LINDSAY & LAWRENCE,!

COMMISSION, FORWARDING,' AND

WESTERN PRODUCE MERCHANTS,

IOO Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS.

LIBERAL ADVANCES made on property consigned to the above house by U. B. SMITH.

New Shingle Factory.

HE subscribers would respectfully inform the oitixeas Torre Haute and the surroundlnrcouutry that they have just commenced manufacturing Shingles superior to any offered for sale in this place. We invite all who wish to dwell under good roofs, to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere* 0* AH orders from a distance promply sttended to.

M. B. & W. WALLACE

tCT Factory back ofH. Falrbnnk'a rifle factory, on Fourth Street, between Ohio and Main streets. Terre-Haute, April 2, 1852-27-1

BOSTON LEATHER STORE, NATIONAL ROAD. STREET, OPPOSITE ONION ROW,

V"7

li TERRErHAUTE, IND.

PTiHE subscribers Inform the public that they have just 1 opened on National Road street, opposite Uuien Row, a LEATHER STORE, with a full assortment of ail kinds of Leather, each as Spanish, Cincinnati, and Country-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirting and Cellar Lmther French and Philadelphia. C&lGlkina Lining, Sheep and Deer skltts. Binding, Padskins Tomplco and French, gentlemen's and ladiea Morocco.

They also Intend to keep a general assortment of SHOE FUNDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, Ac., &r« Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importera in the Eastern cities, are such as to enable them t» sell everything at the very lowest prices.

Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides. GEO. KERCKHOFF St CO. Tarre-Haute, April 93,185S-30yl

Tower Mills.

HAVING

brought these beautiful Steam Floaring works into fail operation, we are now ready to exchange Flour, Meal, Snorts, Bran, See., for WhMt and Corn, oi for Cash, with all who may give as their ens torn.

MILLER k. SOULE,

Corner of Chestnut und Water its.

Tarrc-tfaate, Feb. 98,1851-22-tf

IRTOS. j.-- «.)u*aiu*r.

BRITTON&CO.,

FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

CAffl FAID FOR

Whaal, Barley and Flaxseed, White Beans nnd FeatKlfst AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, Comer af First aad Eagle Streets, Canal Bads.

Dsesinber IS, i8&Mltf

G. STEPHENSON, M. D. physician and Surgeon,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

Ol'FICE «n Market streei nsnHy «^paslto BrowaV Hetal. Oct. I7, tffil-3tf

to be had in Leather AT BED0CKD PRICES I

viamaAii,

RETAIL DEALER II AND

LEATHER,

Street, Green Front, North «T the

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S|nara,

(Hiah soad the p«bllc

hs tos tha sw«t cswjdHa-ateelt af

which ttwy ha fosasd thw

sslCMaelnnti,Tnwn»l Snle Larthart J^r1Mitsi v. dadtesHrti Band «. l&taM*, Bridla naAStottaf Leattnwj

Rip and Caft Skios wad Upper Lsatbf

Hiltwialphia Iindhat Ifawstsf-*-*r,- M*tf*

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ktaUfi»« alao, forj^d Skcep JPlMb a a Aif

igiWen^asaartsd far Jaat mvhnfdaiMl for as^,at BROwifme#*.win,i/8

Tte ^Nreat American Remedy

FOWKIx€~UNIMENTifr,4 VO» at AS A«t0^»9AS«|| ijtXCELS aad is rapidly superceding all other prtpara? JCi tioaa in the care of be fmlowiag dlaoaaes Foa M*j»—Obstinate Ulcers*, Scrofula, Old Sorea, CwH

Fresh Woands, Cataaeoas ErapUooa, Chilblain*, Soi* Throat, Rbeootatift Paioa, Contracted Chords. Pains ia the Side and Back, Sore Nipnlas, Sore Breasta, Tattari Scald Head* Cracked Haada, Salt Rhaanv aad in ahart, ^1.1. DISEASES OF TOE SKIN, with all indole*! Ulcers aad Sores of whatever character. %«, CaUous, Spavins Sitfast, Strains^ Fresh Wounda, Lameness aad Cracke. Fo«rud«i^d Feet, Scratches or Grease, Galls of all kiuds, all Afieotioae of U» Eye, Sprains, Braises, Cracked Heela, Ring Bane, Swessay, Fistula, Wind Galla, Rheumatism, and in fact. ALL DISEASES OF STOCK, wherein aa axtwraitf application of medicine ia required,

SIT Powell's Liniment is aeld by BROWNING $ WALL, DruggiMa,Terr«-Hante J. R. CUNIXGHAM, Druggist, Terre-H.ute, fad. Lewis Maddox, Prairieton, Ind.i Poands, Keater & Co Middletowa, lad. Joseph Jacobs, Fairbanks, lad. Brewer, & San, Gray«vill% lad, James Reed, Merom, Dad. as also James D. Kiggs, aad R, WvAkio* Carlisle, Ind.

Aad by Raaban Harrison, Palestine, I1U| John Dtekson, Robeaon, 111. Wood &. Draper, aud John A Merrick, flataoavilla, 1U. John B. Richardson) York, fll: L. Brmd ctMw, Marahall, 111.

Powell's Liniment may also be obtained of the proprietor at his depot in Lawreneevilie, Lawrence coanty, Illinois, and of merchants and druggists generally throughout the Western country.

April 30, 858-31-1

I. A. POWELL, Salt Propritfr.

WRIGHT'S TONIC, OR

I I A A I I 1 I 7 I 1 I

A oertaia, safe, spaedy and permanent care for

CHILLS AND FEVER,

Remittent or Intermittent Fevers.

ALMOSTdistressing

every one Is so fiuafllar with the symptoms of this disease, that It is not neceaeary to give a description of th«m. Although, by far, the most common complaint to which the human body la subject, there is no disease so difficult to subdue by the usual mode of practice. The public have long sought for a Medicine that would effectually remove this dangerous malady. The proprietor of tne above valuable Preparation, by a close observation for a Mrles of years of this disease in ALL its varietiM, and unceasing research among the

VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONS

Where once tried its snperiority over every other medicine to too apparent to escape observation, and wl»en its virtues are once known, the public no longer hesitate what remedy to employ. No family should be without It, and those who have used It never will. This highly valnalde remedy has performed some of the most extraordinary cures both in receut and longstanding cases of Fever aud Ague. In cases of debility which often succeed

Bilious or Other Fevers*

Tins TRVZ

DIGESTIVE FLUID

GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared fVom RENNET.or tba fourth STOMACH OP tRE OX, after directions of BARON LJEBIO, thegrei Physiological Ghsmlet, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M.

E OX, after directions of BARON LJEBIO, the great

Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,. Dfs» pepsin, Janndice, Liver Complaint, Constipation ana Debility, Curing after Nalute'a own method, by

Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. O* Half a teaspoonful af Pafstw, iufusad in water, will digest or dissolve, Fine Pounds of Rotul Betf in akoml two homrt, out of the stomach.

PEPSIN is tba chief element, or Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice—the Solvent of the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intestine*. It Is extracted from the Digestive sg an AartrtciAt. Dianrma Fvan, precisely Ilk* the natural Gastric Juice in IUChemical powers, and furnishing a cempbU aad perfict substilHU for it. By the aid of (his preparation, the pal as and arils of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are removed, jtiatas they wsuid be by a healthy Stomach. It la doing treaderf far Dyspeptics, earing eases of Debi)Uy, Emaciation, Ner •ous Decline, on which markable.

Scientiflc Evidence!

BARON LIEBIG in bis celebrated work on Animal Chemistry, nys "An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analagous to the Gastric Jnice, may be feadHy prepared (ram the nncana membrane of the stemaah of theOa, in which various articles of food,, aa meat and eggs, will be sefimtd, ekamged, *md di#r*Ud, just in Ae mm uumntr as iitf wsttld it€ i» tk* hma* ifsinsi s« ,» 0"Call oa Aha Agent, and fat a DeserlpUva Circular, gratis, giving a large amaunt of Satwrmc EnocxeK, sitsifar to the above, together with Reports of Rsnaaasai* Cocas, from all parts or the llnited States.

AS A DYSPEPSIA CURBR,

DB. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN baa aradaOed the moat iaanretlaaa aflbcta, in caring eases af DtbUitf, Bnneiatieu,

MMI CCMM,and

ribk gtwe the detsila of

HIDES

Dfyejkk Consutuptin. It is tmpaa-

CSMM

in tba lladU af thisad«ar-

bat natbentintad eartl&catrs have hM* givesjrf

more than TWO REMARRABLE CURES la Philadelphia, New York end Beaton alosw. Thtmwmre nearly di despwaU en^ sued tba cureaptfe not only rapid nnd wesderfal, butpersiwent.

It Ian grant Vsr^w Am*Ue, d-d tendency te KUous disordar, t4ver Campbfat, Fever and Ague, or badly treated «mfcr and ague, and the evfi eflbets Quinine, Mwcury, sad other drags upon the Digestive Or-? gaas, after a lew steltneM. Also, for ettxm la eating, and the te« frtc «m of ardent spisfta. It almoat reeencfiM with I

I with Itammrsmes. 8wmTM*ifiHp[ is prepared la Pesrder aadinFlnid ^and in Preaer1|rtlon vials fsrtbs nas af Physldatts.

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of the Earth, 18 enabled to offcr to the Public a Certain nnd Permanent Remedy, Which will effect aSPEEDV Cure if taken accordiug to the directions,

In Caaea of the Longest Standing! As well as prove a PREVENTIVE In the forming stages of the disease. This Preparation has advanced lu favor with the public, relyiug upon Its merlts-nloue, and is uulversally acknowledged the ONLY MEDICINE that will effect a safe and

PERMANENT CURE.

Being entirely a VEQATABLE PRODUCTION, Its effects upon the system aft highly salutary, Improving the general health aud invigorating the consitution. Let all who are afflicted give this preparation a trial, and th^y wlll be saved great soiTerlng and an impaired constitution.— Two bottles taken strictly according In directions have in most cases effected a permanent cure. Persons residing In FEVER and AGUE diitrlcts can be cffcctually protected from an attack by occasionally taking a small qiojutity of the medicine. ,{ 1

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This has betftf found a most efficacious and speedy femedy, restoring the tone of the Stomach and brucing the nervous system generally. ..BROWNING &. WALL,

S -t"2v Sole Agents, Tcrrt'llmnlt, Ind. Terre-Haule^/noe 4, l65S-36tf t,

gntercd wxnrblnjf to Art of CntiBWit*, In th* ywir 18S1, by 'i 8. Il&Ughtmi, M. O. in Urn Clufk'n Oittce of tlm lM»trirt Court Car Uio Butera IHatHot uf IV«B»jrlv«aia.

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Dr. J. S.

HOUGHTON'S

GRID AT DYSPWS1A CURER.

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It *:.,?! .Maoi: m-otii -Vi GENERAL NEWSPAPER AGENT*-* OFFICE AND STORE, -VVK* ei-.- No 36 WalautStreet,Gtnelmwiti.

BARTLETT, STOCKTON & GD

WH0LB81IJ 6H0GBR8,

i'orwardiiig & Commission Merohanti, No. 38, IValnnt Street, •C CINCINNATI,

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give prompt attention to the sale of lS»rk, Bacon, Lard, Batter, Flour, Wool, Feathers, aad Goaatry Produce generally. And also, fill ORDERS FOR CINCINNATI MANUFACTURERS,

At shortest notUfc

February 97, l852-2S-6m

A BREWER.

No. 30 Fifth Street,1 North aide, between Maif nnd Wnlnnt, CtNCtNNATlj OHIO,

MANUFACTURERaiugle

Plain, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronsod

TIN WARE.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. ,f march lS, 165S-3iyl

circulate, by aultscrlntion, a new and very rapid ttliing and beautifully tllvstraltd historical and do* script!ve work entitled "THE GREAT WEST. Energetic men cau earn from $2 to $5 per day.

march 19,1852*24m6 i-

of Bright Ware, CoffH and Tea

Urn*, Chaffing Dishes,oT all kiuda i: TOILET WAKB, or tusete Wardrobe Shower Baths, -1 Bathias Pans, fi Sponge Baths, 1 Htp and Sits Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, Bath Tuba, varioas sties, And* every: dateripUon of BATHING APPARATUS made to oriler.

He also keeps constantly oa hand a general assortment of

HARDWARE STORE]

TERRE HAVTE, INDIANA. .|

Sign of the "MILL SAW."

rnilB subwtribers undaF (he firm of POTWIN & BUR-1 I NAM, are now receiving at their store between I. Grover man dt Bourne and Wood It Donnelly, on National Road Street, direct from the manufiMtortee and easterat cities, a large and Witenstvs stock of

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN IIA|kDWAR|S, embracing) la part,' Iron, Steel, Nalle, Glass, Axles,' Springs, Tin Plate Lag, Trace, Stage and Halter Chafasr Broad and other Axes Blacksmiths' Hollows, Anvils,, Vices, Stocks and Dies, Sto. Carpenters', Coopers' and| Carriers' Tools, a fine assortmentt Carrlags and Cablaet* Makers' Tools and materials of every kind.

A complete assortment of \i' S O E I N I N S BUILDING MATERIALS, such as Locks, Latches, Bolte,*

Belt Palls, Batu and Scrsws, Slo., dtc.

The most approved makes of Mill, Cross-Cut, and other j?,

Shot GHuxs, Rifles, Pistols, Ghat Bawds,| Mountings, Locks, Caps, Ac. Pump Chain and Creaks,, Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels sod Spaoes, Orsm and^ Grain Scythes, Plow.Wings, Slabs, Hoes, 4.C.

ALSO, a Ittrye sink of ,,t Saddlery Hardware Of evert deacrlptlon: Pstent and Enameled Leetber, Cloths, Morocco, Pad and other Skins, Saddle-Trees,

,* Rope and Cordage, of all PAINTS, OILS, Ac., WHITE LEAD, •orreafed brand.

A very choice lot of Paints embracing' the eeiatnen and finer qualities. Varnishes of varioas kinds. Ffaint snd other Brnsbes, be.

Oar Stock of 9HKLP HARD WARS embraces great variety of POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, aad other leads. Merchants are Invited to call and enamine oer stock, we psrebass Isrgely for the Wbeleeale trade.

This Stock is trmfa and entirely near, ami we are determined to offer goods at such pticas wlrill give Mtisfactlon. trCASH pehl /or FenMwa* Rags^ Bssswaa, nod ether ttww.

A. C. POTW IN. Zrfs aftiu Wahuskm»rt 8. W. BURNA

Tariw-Hante, April i§, 16a8-29yl

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mVABOIRQ & COilMISSIftN MEWHAKTSi TOLEDO, OHIO. -. 4

Wat* ||#Btrr«fc Co., AlbttT) Cbipis&StjMA 113 Btotd StreetJ N^wYertc,% 0~ P- Seevdl, 5 BraMi Suaat, Boete^n Wm. MentMth, Sa«il#,

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Wholesale and Retail.1 *.

100 Agents Wanted, IT*

TIIOM

need apply who cai^piy for Botsks when they order (s do which will require a capital of from $40 to $100. F&r terms address HENRY HOWE, I

Burnet's Patent Water Cooler. I iHIS article Is the result of the application of aeienllfia principles to the purpose intended, vis: To keep water as coo/ a* pattiblt, as long us possible, with the least pissiblt quantity of lee.

T|io proprietor ha* long devoted his attention to this pat* ticular branch of domeatle economy, and passing from one improvement Jo another, haa at length arrived as near perfection as it is possible to reach. A proof of this Is foundi 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 article have been attempted—all falling short of the object, It iv true, jet all proving clearly which way the tide of popular^ opinion Is setting.

A simple statement of fttcts, In regard to these Coolers* will satialy every one of their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are furnished with twodiatinct non-conducting chambers, by meansolf which, with two pounds of Ioe to tne gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of 40 deg. below sero, or oniySdeg. above the freeslng point) all day. Thus, at a cost of somej live cents per day, a fitmlly of ordluary size can bo con-i stantly supplied with water as cold as Ice Itself larger numbers lit tits same proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to he a savlpg of at least seventy-five per cent* over tho Earthen Jars, formerly used for this purpose.

Affaln, tlieao Coolers never Sweat lu this way, saving^ much unnecessary waste and trouble. llelng manufactured In the rnost workmnnlltc'e style, and handsomely finished In every respect, they make a very beautiful ornament for tha Dining Room, Hotel or Staamt Boat.

An important improvement has lately been added to the Coobr, viz: A small Pan (capable of holding from six to eight pounds of butter) inserted directlv under tho cover.| This quantity of butter can he kept perfectly hard all day, without additional Ice—a very Important addition to the economy uud comfort of familiea. I

If desired, the Cooler can also be furnished st a small' expense with Filtering Amiaratu*, msde and for sale at BUKNET'.i House huriiUUIng Establishment, jf

only

No. Ill Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,

A'a. 14 Eu*t Fourth strict, Cincinnati, O. 'DEALER IN

Hardware, Cutlery, Tna- Trays. Britannia, Japinnml, Bronied and TinWare, Brushes, Wooden and^ Willow U'ure, Hatliing Apparatus aud Refrigerators,

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