Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 4, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 August 1852 — Page 4

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.MERCHANDIZE

MEKCIIANT TAILOR. A I A S O O AH removed ht* "Tailor Shop from Market nrr«-t to 1 Nsllotjtil Rout eittdw wart of the Po»t Other, I wttervhtt ha* «iM*ft«d In M*new Fumey Promt Store Rmdk,

A MERCHANT. TAILOR SHOP,

Table Ctreera, Piano Covert, j«

qui] gwit vnrt^ty of Window Shiuiei, £1101114 bflmfiful niylfn, and ehwipT than *ter,} Window Cornice*, jDoriaui Banrtonhrf Piiw, «nf Tii»eU, Slc.

Onr fkrfX't dc|wr!m^iit J* more rxUi!»lrtf ftwn ®«r, rmhTttrhig fvm* 00 piece* of Uw different! grade* and Ktylrdof tiihkb rLV, VKNirriA^, fink, extra

FINK, AND Sl'i'KIl FINIv INliftAlN VUPKTS. RUGS, MATTS. fi. J, I. f0-1. 12-1, *nd f6-4 DRUGGET, 4-4, 5-4, and li-1 WHITE Miiti CHECK MATTING, 3-4, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, h-4 and I'i-J Ff.fJOIt OIL CLOTH, TABLE OIL CLOTH, UOPK-MATTIrffi See.

A v*ry larg« mock of *alln and common Paper HaafiimJow P»por, {iorderiu^, large ajui araall LtiMkiog ilkm&i, ice. QiM-ent Warr, Glaa*

Wore, BooJ* and 3ho«. Hat* ac^l Ctfp*,

Grocerie*, Iralhar, Ate.

Ill #U«rl, aliooot everyihlojf ever called for, and all at *ach |ricc* a» *ri|l »all#fy any one tl«t the Cath Syitrm Li what iirnken g4»xl* ebwap, and the Uuckcyc Cn*h Ntorc Ikt ftlaf Jut baryaint. 'JVrre fKtwte, April 80, 'A2-ly

JiX the Sign of

\jc£ 11 L£-1±*

I mi Knir BHuU»Wprtm{*-*Axle* and Wagon Boxe*. 1f. 4» ft-x^TtllW liujlftlf apjWT, Bar Tin, it*.

Lead I'ipe, l'untp Chain* and Crank*. And very complete atock nf Carpentcra Plane*, Chlaal* and Tool* of nil k!nd*j &.0 &c., all of which are offered at i»r»'nt burgaln*, ly PUTWIN & BURNAM, II Jufy !l, l!'*5,2-lf Next door to roverinai* It Bourne.

Platform Scales.

'"1LAWSON MMl,o\V»3 nuperlor platform Scale*, j»ith tUecj bearing*! from 100 lo 8000 I be. #!«, vVurehoOde 'I'ruck*, coiwtantly for sale by July It, rta-if POTWIN & BURN AM.

Agricultural Implements!

coolc & CO-,

SKJN OP TBK AJfVII.,

UAVEox.

litil

now on hand for »ale, at very reasonable price*, l."» it Howlaiui"* mperlor Grn** Scythe*, 10 do do Grain do of tl»a t«ry popular Mlcblgan Grain Cradle*, To 3«nd8TiMed llay Fork*,

4Chain

4^ Junn 1, lr.Vi.Sitf

Pumps and Fixings.

1 AJUI LUS. PI'MP CUALV, I'M l\l 1000 fjRET Pln« Pump Tubing .»,^4 4 Pump Reel*, 'V ... I IV Ui»*t Iron Well Curb*,

Jii»t rpcplv»(ljinil for sale cheap by J. COOK & CO.

IfRRSiCM KDIGIjfiSL, i*iO «*.' Jpliljtliate Quinioeir ^U Prwcip Ext. Bark t«t

of def!f«. AlM^gea^iliwrtiiKoUf Keck'kirehlefii, untllUI,

"TT-^-r —.J.

*lwll tm done with tatiemad de*p*tch. ,, T»fre-llaul?!. Nov. 3, le-O. DAV ID liARTSOCK.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE. {.\J LMOX &oiV.)f T.^Ll i""

J? are now receiving an unfominooly Urge stock of all kind* of Htaplc and Fancr Urf^ood*, for «Ji« Irade itUo, U« moot fsl«nii»e »»«ortBHs«rt« IlotKMs FurnWthig Good* in the WnWib V»ll«y, among which are

Quilts. Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Tmc* and Mtitjtn Curtainx, Curtain Drapery, 1Hat and Crimson Damask, French

NO. I. l'NIO\ ROyL,

SalicineV Stilpfc. Morphinti I

100 AreUln lo| 510 lb*. Oomp. Ext. Volo^j alh, in 1, 3 »nd %$£*- 4 #*.poWf

Ext. Ihmdellon, In 1,9 and I o*. pot*

S.v Ext. Gentian, in 1, 4, r1 41 I® P*»u! 10"•« Ext, Jalap, In 1, 4 and 8 o*. p«t*:

-"'Hi |fin f'.xi. IHarsapartlla, in 1, 4 ami 16 ox, pot* 10 \U. E*t- HwiMnMl. In 1, 4 and 16 o*. pot* Itia, K*U l?tranHiwi»lum, I, 3 and 4 puis j50 lb«. Blue M«**, (Mattdar 4 W«m'*)i

4'1 11m, Eng. Calomel ,lK» lb*. Am. Calomel '30 lb*, ilydrara. C\ Cr% liydtaif- C, 350 lb*. Gum Camphor, ju*t rec»ived ami far sale at

M.y 1, l«3-30tf

OWNING 4" WALL'S Prairie City lruf Slora,

BGSTQI THI

•|4| UUXli^ W imlow Glass, •^sr" VH) IlitXH

.» luXld' l.'AU. ,J 3 l#X*4

S E & O E O

a & S S A I O A S IN 'paints, oils, glass, spices,

rLU

i)v«^taf6s Oirtea Srtds,

A fte- .««?tm*flt of aaaottod t^fe, •,#

^jrM.S^ik, WtaiCrthiOkwti itet aad fbney «*e«d Faws A

wH« *N

,uiad

en*

ctfcttiiUll

and In prepared to fomfirfi the best and maet fashionable •»If^T? material*, nod make them up in* style inferior l« none Ibl «. I^y. 0 %,.. ##s 1. the west. g-*i -.. tsk

Th^richwt newrjiawed is style, are on hand—4 GrUlfltll S WOStttTll UL C«f(i* r«f «iwl all i*a1 am MMHr «»rUlv flHk, Hatin, Velvet, iiud mixed, of all color* end every variety

:fp,i

May 7, 1852-tf

I I Hay Hake*, Hi Sryth( Snnllte*, *vlf-adjuiling vt other *tyle*, 3 Grttly Hlck'e*- ***. *s» T^jre-lInuU. June 4, I85SI-«l()if fe

lu llore t»nU for »lo \cry low. bv imoWMNG v\ u.u M^yll UW Prairie Citif Drug S/or*."

Crifla,&Ca,BuflSJo,

fiivz flrictoltetillom tocntting kiudmol pnoento—*11 a foL l_ n-.. -f

Daily, No.6,

T? ppf.R TO

March 26. 1852-26mC

L. KYCB.

And

the*

"b©

•7 f.lGHTS, Pine and Poplar Wiudow Sosbea. .V III HA tioxen Window Glaas. aH) Kiu* fttat quality Nail*. .Ml Ton* »**eri«d Iron—bcol brand. :i 'i ^Plowt andJbhifimt HtooL 1000 Ibilttwt 3|e«rl, all *&«». |l00 'CjHufftfih, German and American St«»el.

vAlro—au nddltloiinl ijloek of BaddUry, Skirdnjr, isx., wt tklnK «nr stwk r'Tj t^mplete. A *tipfr1or artlclo of Coat Iron, Woll, and Cistern Pumps,

Terre-Haute, May 21, 1852.

rpn

|MI I

I\^TUUMBXT6i &C*y M.f AC

«1(1 rnnble thrin t# c«|r *«th any hens* ee*.

OOttNKW Of MAIN .. A.l" or catpeaee wit) he epand to ackainiator to the graitficeUoa A l.llt N IND., J^i i|m tMte* of lib natrons. \XE ef the jr^ hk|*»« STABtt AHOSRBmI VI eiiK^Vlrtw he UmaI *"*^7 new. aaaang the heel to the city.and Menafaeinme a ki£f **fl

^E*el!ftsilrely to thc LadleS. Havtet U*a leaf and &vttr*Wy knewa aa the keeper of a 4 vttflVI I. ^^atment of Ledtee dewMe and alaglelpaMte heaea ta Waaaet, Jeftreea ceaaty, Ohio, he fcele A

^Sewd Se«v*» CaUb, Cef^re, Che*al»' a at dent fNwn ieng wtperlence that hewMlbe able to pleeae i,,,. 0,zT,., Cep* lalhatt Uata H»nd-1 «H who *nr MM with a eaB. i.M,hLr*.-MwarAt^ewCr"-!*e aad Ctfti, hMMit aad Swiaei Boarder* ttdtea by fee *eek, atonth, of tatr. EiiriMS* leMtta^ le I3aea do. I M«i #, l8SKBnl DAVID GREEN-

«A !. let er Meek aad Sgk^FatiwIi., UaM

Thia house h» been greatly enlarged and improved by a new and larg* addttiea ef bed room*, and a speciona dining ball, ait papered, painted, aad farntoied with new furniture, carpel*, bed* and bedding. Having aa eye atugte to the eemfirt and convenience of hi* guest*, mast make hisboaee a pleasant stopping place far the man ef basiaeae, pleasure or travelling puMIc, and particaUrly tboee who wish to take paaaage oa steamboat*, private oeavejraaee, or otherwiee. In short, ne peine nor expeaea wRl he spared to sake hi* house anayaeable aad pleasant stopping phot for bi* gacata.

HIS TABLE

afwavw fee farntshed with the *ob»tanc* and Mt the

cr »rt T»RifT«t nhadew. bat ef the ht«t the eeaatry aflorde—end no paiae

ttam

tktoa^

SCOTT & SPENCER,

Forwarding ami Commission Merchants and

CONSIGNEES AT ^TOLEDO, OHIft

FOB

Line.

Forwarding andtCommisfion Merchant^,

also, Dealers in aU 4inds of Producel

.* TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

STAB CLOTHING STORE

NORTfl* SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,/ NEXT-DOOR TO WARREN A TURNER.

We have received our SPRING and SUMMER Stock of

READY MADE CLOTHING,

Hats. Oaps, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Tnrnki, Ac&.« 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 inducements to purchasers, which cannot be hod elsewhere,

HOTEL,

L'^ 1 o»®Bire

r't^isHSS"®! BHiVGR (or OHIO) and FtlS* itittts, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. HHK undersigned ha* leased from Jaxk* S. Cuii the above aacned home, situated jn»t at the top of the fraat the Bridge, and oaly aae block from the public «|iaar«.

he aapplied with good hey aad grain, «ad

sa experienced aad eeeapeteat Hedhf.

1 CHARGES MODERATE—CALL AND SEE.

NOTICE.

flUlE aaderrtgaed law dev«tod great paiaa, aad toaek JL Ua*e, ia aaaStlag Waaseif

-*J 5*fT* mv«&u to frnalw, aad to aaake hliaaiilf hiailTlaf with the ere, s~' v«»»r le wteeney articare am w| ,1,,,,^ »f nifteia*! *ahe*aaeea. qdcaietod to cere thane, 'mm, «ad»t tfce aaato tttna At the a»t«at. fifaul «f paUeMt* aad their wswatascsa STORB.

W0& North ef yte^iaw^af hi* mrr*m la U« treatmeat a^ ewe ef 4 I disease*, aaaAdeat Uw* htoecpertHH»w«laflMMahl« -ents WantecL

Indtaaa aad

st {a.,nr-n:-^ta-a*a ai!f*ed to iMi.! "it Hal hi faraami

W II. SI

himself anaaiatod with the dteni

THE

eaMaCnet, Ant

FOTTER-

Agents, 1 rwitiw«t Tm«Mrant «t Twy Aiwirl 33 CcentiesBlip, N. Y.0. H. Canfield,) Aoeivtb,

XY.

Ship by Now YoA and Troy Tow B^fi,S A. It Cobb & Co. Boffido,

East River, except Sunday. [Ship by Boat foot of Broad Street, N. Y.

Also, Proprietors with H. B. SMITH of Terre-Haute and Totafr Ijno

On Wabash and JErie Can^i

States Xdliou

v« E. W. thm Noki21,Brt«dSl,N.¥.

EARLY IiEGGETT#^--- *M

march 26,1852-26m6 7erre-Hante, Indiana

EARIi%&' LEGGETT,

e*—

========

LOUISVILLE-ji

CLOTHING STORK

Hat*and Cap Establishment,

NORTH-EAST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC (FARRINGTON'S BLOCK,)

E E A E I N I A N A

WE arc now receiving our Spring and Summer Stock, from our own Manufactory, Louisville, Ky. STRAUS & ISAACS,

NORTHEAST, CORNER

SQUARE,^

PUBLIC SQUARE,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDV

Noye's Improved Portable Grist Mill.

mbacriber ha* completed aad tested Ua Improved Portable Grist Mill, for which he has applied for Letters Patent. He la now prepared to fnrniah te order a saperter mill for grindingwbeat aad Coiut Gkaixs. The mode of attaching the Runner Stone to the er with the improved feeding attach meat, roetloa to the stone, with perfect aaiety even SAND REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE. Theanbacriber claim* that be has invented aad attached to thia MHl vaiaabie improvementa, which make tt *aperlor to afi Mber* now ia ana. And fbrther he fan ne heeitatlen in gwaraatylnf it to grind wheat er coarse gmias as rapidly, at theaaaM Utae doing aa good work, wrm um uw rowca ar nucnon, than any ether Portable Mill *ei operation. These Mifti are of the heat MaHty of Freach Surr Stotiee, and are frota 90 ta M, 30, It, aad iachea

Eearse,in

"b. w. bruel.

1ATEST IMPROVMKIIT»s

is wwun. in Spindle, togethaeenree a nigh ven to a THOU-

ta diameter. Tbey ere jdaeed iaa sabataatial fiaaii er bask aad are driven by a belt wlUiatoaan, water, er herea power, aad are nuuMn to perform perfectly la every particular. 108ft T. NOTE.

Ba&Je, September lat, 185). *$$$

JOHN SUCCESSOR TO

FESVCS BTJ&B MILL STOMX8,

PartoMc Griat MitU, Sarte* imt. MM Screwe, BtmwtU, Spindles. Cmatingn, Cast jEtml

Proof Siajf*. Grime's* Pagia's «mI Joknoan'e Smmt mis,

T-mAim Rubber B^ti Stmeecoimd Land Plmster, Water Lime* Ifc. Manufactory W, Mala Sunt OSn^ IS Utlm 90tdm aS Caatni dock, M7FPALO, X. T.

Loee or la

T. ffOTB, HAT WARD 4k NOTE.

Th* aisdtrs^atd haahsaaspjiiilstodhythaftaaristora NnUtMkaLAmt tor Tarta-Haais aaidwaar

thi* rawadlag caaatty. Aay tafcrsasBaala i*|Mdto»s igB* ty% yvioii ira W wriaaf fcy Utai.ilfcf IKfiMMfty bj"

BUSINESS CARDS.

SPRING 1851.

Dtreeth North of the Court House, ami next door Em* 9f H. W.Scdam's.^ rTIHE vadmifiMd haa received u»d i* receivim'the iarfsat abdt of Drop, Medicine*, Paints, Otia and Dye-atnA «rv«r bnrarht to T«rre-Ha«to- Having oiade eaahy rafcam for 1851, be la ^wU«l to aeUat a* law rate* aa any otltei omMWimrat on the Waba»h. Hi* *tock cob•Maaa usual of a gajMral assortment of Mineral and Botanic Medicine*, aoltad to the want* of theCawtry, and be hope* fraoi hte long experience and bia osaal attention to barineaa ia trying to *sppiy the want* of hi* cnatooMr* Is hi* line to merit a eoatinaanoe their patronage. oils, paints dye-Stuff^, &e., 6 bbla. Linaoed OB, fi Lard

1 Tarpautine, & Alcohol* 6 Spaniah Whitiag, 5 Rosin. 1000 lb*. Red Lead,1 300 Dry white do 100 keg* Pare do 7001be. Britlah Laatre, 500 Biaek Lead,

50 Bexea Window Glaaa, 12 do Star Candtea, 8 do Roain Soen, 'arnMi. 3 bbta. Copal Varnnu* 95 gala. Coed» d« 36 Black da'.36 Japaa ..df 45 Neat1a ft. OB, 60 Cantor Oil, 90 Pnre OUra OH, 150 lha. Nitric Acid, 400 Sulphuric do 4 S as a is 6 Fish OH, 7 3 White Chalk,a. I 300 lbs. Bar Lead, *, 400 ""Copperaa, 40 Am. Vermillion, 36 gal*. Sperm Oil, 100 id*. Indigo, 300 Alnm, 120- Bine Stone,

"iwE'fter"

300 Yeliew Othre, 900 SpaWLah Brown, 700 Ground Logwood, 300 Extract 150 Caatile Soap, 900 Pearl Starch, 80 Chrome Yellow, 100 do Green, 100 Parts &6

Pare Winea and Brandr Wh laker, A-e., for *ale at Ctinii Store.

Bdurbon and Rye gham'* Whole*ale Drug

May 3, 1851-37-tf J. R. CUNINGHAM

^'i^LOOK OUT!!

THE

FOR THE TERRE-HAUTE CABINET SHOP!!

nnoeraigned wiaheato Inform the citizen* of TerreHaute and the enrrounding country that tbey have established themselves in thi* place where they expect to keep on hand* all kind* of FURNITURE, such a*

O E A I 8

Coshiobed and Cane-Bottom

Softs, XibnngM, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, and many other things

too nnmerona to mention all of which we warraat to be manufactured from the beat material, and the workmanship not excelled.

Old Furaitare made new. All kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for work. Pleaae call and aee for yourselves. Shop, on |Iarket at,, two doora north of Dodson'a Bakery.

COFFIN8 MADE TO ORDER. JOSEPH DEROLF, aeptember 19,1851. 51 FERDINAND COOK.

07LVBSTX2R WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER and COFFHf MAKER

ESPECTFULL Yin forms the citisen* of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to the above busine**, with a view to relieve the friend* of deceaaed persons from the indispensable duties attending the death of a friend, and would state that he ia prepared to undertake the whole buainesa of Funeral*, if desired, or any part thereof, at reduced price*.

A HEARSE will, ia ail cases, be furnished free of chargt to such asprooure coffin* at hi* establishment. COFFINS kept on hand of all sixes.

To persona in the country I would say, that I will furnish coffins cheaper than they have been furnished by any

iraon the county, and will attend the Funeral with my free of charge, any distance not over ten mile*. *#*SHOP on Cherry *treet,betweei. Market aad Second Terre-Haute, April 5,1850. 37—tf

Hew Shingle Factory.

HE subscribers would respectfnlly inform the citizens of Terre Haute and the surroundingcouutry that they have juat commenced manufacturing Shingles superior to any offered for *ala in thi* place. We invite all who wi*h to dwell under good roois, to give u* a call before purcba*ln| el«ewhcre

All order* from a dUtance promply attended to. M. B. dt IV. WALLACE. BT Factory back of H. Fairbank'a rifle factory, on Fourth Street, between Ohio and Main street*. .«

Terre-Haute, April 3,1852-27-ly

BOSTON LEATHER STORE, NATIONAL ROAD STREET, OPPOSITE UNION BOW, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. rTIHE subscribers Inform the public that they have just

I openedon Natloaal Road street, opposite Union Row,a pHi LEATHER STORE, with a fait' assortment of all kinds of Leather, such aa 8pani*h, Cincinnati, and Country-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirting and Collar Leather French and Philadelphia Calfskin* Lining, Sheep aad Deer skins, Binding, Padskina Tamplco and French, gentlemen'* aad ladle* Morocco.

They also Intend to keep a general aaaortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND 8HOE TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, &c., dus. Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importera In the Eastern cities, are such as to suable them to sell at the very lowest prices. m,»and Dry Hides. 4,

paid for?!

Terre-Haute, April S3,185S-30yl

ry Hidss. *a*

GEO. KERCKHOFF &. CO.

Tower Mills.

for Cash, with all who may give us their cuetom. MILLER & SOULE, Corner of Chestnut aad Water it*.

Terre-tfsate, Fab. 98. l8Sl-SS-tf it. mtrrom l. Amunr. BRITTON A CO., FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

TERRE-HAUTE. INDIANA.

"4? -'»•*-f 4si __ ..

CASH

PAID FOR

X* J. G. STEPHENSON, M. D. Physician and Snxgeon,

Wheat, Barley aad Flaxseed, White Bean* aad Feather*, 1r**W AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, Corner af First aad Eagle Streets, Cast! Baala.

Doasnbar 19,18Sl-lltf

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

OFFICE «a Market ttraat nearly spy setts Brown** HatoL. Oct. 17,1851-3tf

to be had in Leather

AT REDUCED PRICES 1

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Iff AND LEATHER, Nati***l Road Street, Green Front,

HIDES

North sf the Sqaara,

rales, iinnrg which vmj be foaad ths Ssst Cladaastl Taaaad Sate LsaUwrr Now Tcrii Rad

Straw, Bridle aad Sklrtlag Las^her Kip aad Qdt Skims aad Upper Lsather Ltataa aad Pad Skh

KmAi

filial. ITnsr sad I—k flltlai isi hladhig ill at whldl

mootObai toetflaadc)DBafaMi

CASH paid Or I.sslhar la the rsafh.

%iiait attoattaa'pald toaS mlsw. KTTfcs MthiH ia flasjwH for Hide*, gnm aad dry, ataltoa: alaa, for gaad

October 34, 1851-tf JOHN TIERNA*.

MEDICINES. |.

flnat Amariean Bahm^vI

Th9 Groat American

POWEIX'F*LINIMENT TTO* MAI AtO

TjlXCKLS and Is rapidly supereedlaraH other prepare jP^Uons In the.care of the following diaeaste: Foa

Maj»—Obstinate

Fresh Wound*, Lameaem aad Cracks, Foaadored Feet, Scratches or Greaae, Gdb af all kind*, all A (Faction* of the Eye, Sprain*, Brnisea, Cracked Heels, Ring Bone, Sweeny. Fistula, Wind Galls, RHttimatiam, and ia (act. ALL DISEASES OF STOCK, wherein an external applieaUoa of medicine le required. 'ti ET Powell'* Liniment Is sold by it ..*'**• Jb'.

BROWNING4- WALL, Draggieto, Terre-Haute J. R. CUNltfBHAM^Drugglat, Terre-Haute, Ind. Lewi* Mad dot, Pralrieton, Ind. Pounds, Kester, ik Co., Mlddletown, lad. Jaeeph Jacobo, Fairbanks, Ind. Brewville, lad. Jamr* Reed, Merom, Ind. as er, ft. Son, Gra able James

aysvtlle Rijggs, and R- W. Aldn, QpirlMe, Ind.

And by Reuben Harrison, Paleat&ae,.Ill^ John»Dickson( Robeeon, III. Wood & Draper, and John A. Merrick, Hut*?nvUie, III. John B. Richardson, York, 111. L. Brad* •haw, Marshall, III.

Powell'* Liniment may also be obtained of the proprietor at his dtyot in Lawrencevllle, Lawrence county, Illinois, and of merchanta and druggists generally throughout the Western country.

April 30,1853-31-1

A. POWELL, Site Proprietor.

WRIGHT'S TONIC, Oil

Mil II] m\ MIXTIBE.

A certain, asfe* speedy and permauent cure for

CHILLS AND FEVER,

Remitteat or latermitteat Forers,

ALMOSTdistreesing

every one is so familiar with the symptom* of thi* diaeaae, that it ia not necessary to give a deacriptlon of them. Although, by far, the most common complelnt ta which the human body la subject, there ia no dl*ea*e so difficult to subdue by the ueual mode of practice. The public have long sought for a Medicine that would effectually remove thi* dangerous malady. The4 proprietor of tne above valuable Preparation, by a close observation for a aeries of y,Mirs of this disease in ALL Its varieties, aud unceasing research among the

VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONS

of the Earth, is enabled to offer to the Public a Certain and Permanent Remedy, WhitiU will effect aSPEEDY Cure If taken according te the direction*,

:-l|

la Cases or the Longest Standing! A* well a* prove a PREVENTIVE In the forming stage* of the disease. This Preparation has advanced in favor with the publio, relying upon it* merit* alone, and la universally acknowledged the ONLY MEDICINE that will efitat safe and

PERMANENT CURED.

Being entirely a VEGATABLE PRODUCTION, It* effects upon the system are highly salutary, Improving the general health and Invigorating the oonsitution. Let all wfio an afflicted give thia preparation a trial, and they wl|l be saved great auffering and an impaired constitution.—Two bottle* taken strictly according to directions have in most case* effected a permanent cure. Persona residing in FEVER and AGUE d^tricta can be effectually protected from an attack by occasionally taking a small quantity of the medicine.

Where once tried it* superiority over every other medicine I* too apparent to escape observation, and when Its virtues are once known, the public no longer hesitate what remedy to employ. No family *hould be without It, and those who have used it never will. This highly valuable remedy has performed some of .the most extraordinary cures both in recent and long standing caae* of Fever and Ague. In cases of debility which often succeed

Bilious or Other Ferers,

Thia ha* been found a moat efficacious and apeedy remedy, restoring the tone of the Stomach and bracing the nervous system generally.

BROWNING & WALL, Sole Aprnlt, Terre-Hault, Ind.

Terre-Haute, June 4, l852-36tf

Cute red aooorbtng to Act of Ctmgrru, In Uie v«ar

1HA1,

br }.

S. Ifougbtam, M. D. In Uie Clerk'* Office orUi* DUtrfet Oourt for tta* Kutora of PwrajrlmiiL Another Scientific Wonder DR. J.

HOUGHTON'S

GREAT DYSPEPSIA Ct'RER.

TfTK TRUR

DIGESTIVE FLUID

GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH OF THE OX,aflterdlrection*ofBARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemiat, by J. 8. HOUGHTON, M. D.,

Philadelphia, Pa. Thi* is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Consti pation and Debility, Curing after Nature'* own method, by

Nature'* own Agent, the Gastric Juice. O* Half a teaspoeuful of PsraiM, infused in water, wilt digest or dissolve, Fiat Pounds of Ro**t Beef in about two Asarv, out of the stomach.

PEP8IN Is the chief element,'6f Great DffMtlnff Prtnci* pie of the Gastric Juice—the Solvent of the Pood, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of the Stomacb and Intestine*. It ia extracted from the Difsstivs 8tomscb of the Ox, tbn* forming an AanrlciAL Diokbtive Furto, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in itaChemical power*, and furnishing a complete and perfect oubstilute for it. By the aid of this preparation, the pains and evil* of INDIGESTION and DY8PEPSIA are removed, juat a* they would be by a healthy Stomach. It I* doing wonder* for Dyspeptic*, curing case* of Debility, Emaciation, Ner* vou* Decline, and Dyspeptic ConnuropUoo, suppossd to b* oaths verge of the grave. The Selenitic Evidence apon which it is based, i* ia the highest degree curlou* and remarkable.

Scientific Evidence!

BARON LIEBIG la bis celebrated work oa Aataial Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analsgou* to the Gastric Jules, nay bo readily prepared from the mocoas membrane Of the stomach of we Ox, in which varies* article* of food, as meat aad eggs, will be softsmed, dunged, and digested, just ia As same manner as tkep tssald la Ute kmas* ifwiifl"

U" Call oa the Ageat, aad get a Desariptiva Circular, gratis, giving a large amount sf Scuwnric Envamaa, similar to the above, together with Reportsof Rnuasascc Cvan, from all parts of ths United Suits. '-4 AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER, jZ'l tm. HOUOHTON-S PEPSIN has produced the roo«t marveJioaa effect*, la coring eases of DeiMf, Bm*ci*tian, Jfenaus DedUmt, cad Dpspeptic Coasamp&s*. It ic impessibU to give the details of ease* in the limit* of this sdver-

hat authenticated certificates have been riven «f

mere thaa TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES la Philadelphia, Near York aad Bastoa aloaa. Those were aearif all deaperato cases, aad ths came were art oaly rapid aad waadarfal, bsrt penasnaat.

It is a greot Net me* Antidote, aad pertfcularfy sasfal to* teadeacy to Bliioa* tIsorder, Ursr Complaiat, Fever aad Acas, or badly treiited fever «ad sgao, aad the evil «2»cts Qaiaiae, Mercary,, sad other drags upoa the Digestive Orgaas, after a (sag alckaes* Alao, for extern la eaUag,aad the too free ass ef ard*at spirlta. It abasst racoaclles StaUt with Iwtemptrunee.

Dr. Hocotrm'* Psrsw Is pnparsd ia Powder aad iaflaid form aad ia PreeeripUoa rials for the see of Physicisa*. Pkmn Cuntun for tbs ase of Phystetaas, msy be obtaiaed ot Dr. Hoagtetoa or Ms Agents, dsserlMaf ths whets prsoesssf atsaarstten,aadffarlag ths alrtborttles apsa which the rial sis at tMs aaw reoMHiy s» hati A* it la not a meentremedf, ma sbjecOsa eaa be ra**d «g*4*«t It* aas by Phyatolaas te gsap*etsbla staadiaf cad rsgalar prattles jjPrtee, ONEDOtLA* per bottla.

WOOD A DONlfSLLY, Terrs Haato. Whriwals aad Retafl Ageota:

AftS9th,l^S-96-•iy AHew

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Ulcere, Scrofula, Old Serea, Cots,

Freeh Wounds, Cutaneooa Eruption*, Chiiblaina, Sore Threat, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Chorda. Pain* la the Side and Back, Save Nipplee, Sore Breapts, Tetter, Sold Head, Cracked Hand*. Salt Rheum, aad ia sheet, AltL DISEASES OF THE SKIN, witk all indolent Ulcer* aad Sore* af whatever character* Foa R***t—PoR Evil, Cattno*, Sbavins, Sltfast, Strains,

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TOON D. MoCREARYm #i randved and for sale by W. 1L BUCKINGHAM.

CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

S. II. PARVIN,

Merchandise and Produce Bro kor

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AGENT, OFFICE AND STORE,

April 93, lS53-30tr

BABTLETT, STOCKTON & CO.,

WH0LES1IJ 6R0CER8,

Forwarding & Commission Merchanta No* 38, Walaat Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

WILL

give prompt attention to the sale of Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Flour, Wool, Feathers, and Country Produce generally. And alao, fill ORDERS FOR CINCINNATI MANUFACTURERS,

At shortest notice,

February 97, l852-92-6«

He alao keep* constantly on band a geMral anortment of

Plain, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronzed

TIN WARE.

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kind* JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, aud Sheet Iron. march 12,1852-34yl

100 Agents Wanted,

circulate, by *ub*or!|tion, a new aud scry rapid telling aad beauii/WUy illustrated historical and descriptive work entitled THE GREAT Energetic men oan earn from gltofi per day.

TYPHIS article ia the reault of the appll I nrlnclples to the purpose Intended, vl*: To keep water com ai poetibU, at long at pottiblt, uitk the leait pottible

1HIS article ia the reault of the application of acieutlfic nrlnclples mm ai pottibi quantity of Ice.

The proprietor halt long devoted hi* attention to this particular branch of doineatic economy, and panlng from one improvement to another, has at length arrived aa near perfection aa it Is possible to reach. A proof of this Is found in the very general use of theae Cooler* in all parta of the couutry. A better proof of the some fact I*, that, alnco their Introduction, varlou* imitation*of the genuine article have been attempted—all falling short of the object, It I* true, jet all proving clearly which w&y the tide of popular opinion is setting.

A simple statement of fact*, In regard to these Cooler*, will satisfy every one of their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are furnished with two distinct non-conducting,chamber*, by nieanaof whiph, with two pound* of Ice lo the gallon, water I* kept (at a temperature of 40 deg. below zero, or only 8 deg. above the freezing point) all day. Thu*, at cost of aoms Ave cent* per day, a family of ordinary else can be conatantly supplied with water a* cold an ice Itaelf larger number* lu the *aine proportion. Thi* ha* been found by nctuul experiment to be a nuviug of at loiuit seventy-livo per cent, oven the Earthen Jar*, formerly used for thia purpos*.

Again, theae Cooler* never Sweat in this way, saving much unneccsaary waste and trouble. Being manufactured in the mo*l workmanlike ntyle, and handsomely finished in every respect, they mttke a very beautiful ornament for the Dluliig Room, Hotel or Steam Boat.

An Important Improvement ha* lately been added to the Cooler, viz: A *mall Pan (capable of holding from six to eight pound* of -bullor) inaerlod dlrectlv under the cover. Thi* quautlty of butter can be kept perfectly hard nil day, without additional ice—a very important addition to the economy aud comfort of families.

If desired, the Cooler can also be furniiihed at a amail expense with a Filtering Apparatun, made and for *nle at BURNET'S House Furnishing Establishment,

No 36 Walnut Street, Cincinnati.

No. 14 En tt Fourth it reel, Cincinnati, O. DEALER IN

Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays. Britannia, Japanned, Bronzed aud Tin Ware, Brush**, Wooden and Willow Ware, Bathing Apparatu* and Refrigerator*.

April 33,185a-30yi

JI E W

HARDWARE STORE,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

Sign of the "MILL SAW UK *uu*crlber* under the firm of POTWIN it BURNAM, *re now receiving at their itore between roverman Sl Bourne and Wood & Donnelly, on National Road Street, direct from the manufactories and eastern cities, a large and extensive *tock of

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HARDWARE, embracing, in part. Iron, Steel, Nail*, Gla*«, Axle*, Spring*, Tin Plate Log, Trace, Stage and Halter Chain* Broad and other Axe* Blacksmith*' Bellow*, Anvil*, Vice*, Stock* aud Dk-*, &e.i Carpenter**, Cooper*' and Currier*' Tool*, a fine a**artmenl Carriage au^t Cabinet Makers' Tool* aud material* of every kind.

A complete aaaortment of S O E I N I N S BUILDING MATERIALS, *ucha*Lock«, Latche*, BolU,

Bell Pull*, Butts and Screw*, Ac., Ste,

The most approved. JEnake* of Mill, Cro**-Cul, and other

Shot Onns. Rifles, Pistols, Gun Barrels,

Mounting*, Locks, Cape, Ac. Pump Chain and Crank*, Hay and Manure Fork*, Shovel* *nd Spade*, Gras* and Grain Scyths*, Plow Wing*, Slabs, Hoe*, Ac.

ALSO, a large stock of Saddlery Hardware Of every deecriptlan Patent and Enameled Leather, Oil Cloths, Morocco, Psd and other Skins, Saddle-Tree*, itc.

Rope and Cordage, of all kinds

PAINTS, OILS, Ac., WHITE LEAD, warranted best brand. A very choice lot of Paint* embracing the common and finer qui)itie*. Varaiabe* of variou* kinds. Paint and other Brushe*, Ac.

Our Stock of SHELF HARDWARE embraces a groat variety of POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, and other goods. Merchant* are invited to call and examine our stock, as ws purchase largely for the Wholesale trade.

Thi* Stock i* fresh and entirely new, and we ere determined to offer good* at such prices as will give aatiafoctlon. Er CASH Mid for Feathers, Rag*, Beeswax, Ginseng trade. aad other

A- C. POTWIN, Ute eftke Wabash Store 8. W. BURNAM.

Terre-Haute, April 16, 185S*99yi

1852. BROWN St DODD, 1852,

FOBWABDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, toledo^OHIO.

ils AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES* CLINTON LINE. Vs. Moateath Co*, Albany, Proprietors. Chapia SL Keyaer, 113 Bioad Street, New York/ Q. r. Soovell, 5 Broad Street, Boston, Wat. Moateath, BaffiUo,

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No. SO Fifth Street, North side, betweea &t"aad Walaat, CINCINNATI, OHl6,

Main

ANUFACTURER of Bright Ware, CoHee and Tea Urna, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds OILET WARE, alngla or inseto

Wardrobe Shower Batha, .v I Bathing Pan*, Sponge Bathe, Hip ana Siti Bathe, Snspeuaion Shower Hatha, Bath Tuba, various site*, Aad every description of BATHING^ APPARATUS made to order.

WEST."— Thoae only

need apply who can pay for Booka when they order te do which will require a capital of from $40 to $100. For terma addreaa IIENKY HOWE,

No. Ill Malu Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

march 19,18S9*94(nG

Burnet's Patent Water Cooler.

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WESTERN FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY. rtonUETOfti Wm. Moatoath, Befido, Thon»* P.Wators, N-Y^rk. H,C. Soethwlth* jr^ Albaay, Wia. F. Leonard, do^ Chapia A Keyser, 113 Brand St, New York, Waters A Laoaaid, Coartlaad St, do T- P. Watora, 117 Breed St^ do O. P. Seeveil, 5 Bread Street, Boston,

Aocit*.

HEW TOR* AND ERIE RAJLROA% COMPANY.

FarPre^Uapp^ts No.9Coartlaad8t.,NswYorlt.

U. ftiiltft. Dsuirk*

gem. Brown, Gemsrmt Frtigta Aytnt, Foot D«w»» Su, N. Y, atrcfa 12, 1 :Mr I