Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 December 1852 — Page 4

CASH,

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REMOVAL!

/•^a Ji M. HAGfiJl embraces tbis opportunity of informing hit former patrons, and the public jvuerally, that lie haaremoved hls#

every

Terre-Haute, March 26, ls52-26if

ail »•!/.*",

Saddlery and Harness Manufactory, to the frame jmllding, on M«rk»t Street, south of Lonplon'* formerly Dole's} Livery Stable, where he keep* a general assortment, of SADDLERV, HARNESS, BRIDLES, ttiul

tfiltig in that Hue. 8ZT AU work extracted to

him Deafly end promptly executed.

MR. SAMUEL IIACER Ha* tiino removed hi* MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE iti the front part of the same building. ive proi

Ati

Tin Plate.

Wins from

Wrought and Cut Spikes, Coil Chain*, Chopping Axes of ail the celebrated brand*, Broad do., Hand Saws, Chisels, Gouges,

or to undoubted prompt dealers, on the usual time, as low us they can be purchased in any of the neighboring cities. We respectful Iv invl'o tho attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Physicians, Consumers and Dealers, generally. who will find utir stock la comprhw a full, extensivo uud well«j»el«tted supply of

Drugs and Medicines,

Surgical ii&truuunts, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DycStutfe, Spiced Yanihhesf Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware. Auil^ivdu Imiow-Glassi, Ajwlheearles Shop Furntture, ^re WiRe-s and Hrantlies,

SnutV, (-igars, Tobucci). Kaiicy Soap, &c.? Su*.,

All ©f which we will sell at Wholesale or K*t«il, nhoo terms MS favorable as any e«ubli«liment In the ••Valley." Havtog made extensive arraufementi* in New York, Boaton, ana Philadelphia, for the purelume of our Goods from

N. H. tiinseitg. Flaxseed, Beeswax and Mustard Seed, taken in exchange for gftods, Of in payment of debts. ,« ijjlitt (Ml at the aide door wu Fourth Street,

M»v T, ISC3. »ATF

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

BEINGstrwt,permanently

bow located in his new Office on Ohio 4th door L»**t of the Publio Square, will at all time* 1* rwfcilue*« to wail ou hi* patrons ia all tiling* pertaining to Ids prof.WHOn.

N. B. No credit glvou lur OiieraUoas unless by previous arrangement. 'tVrr*~Han(c. Nwreml*«f ST. i%»0-.-ly

B." H. CORITDVELli,

MERCHANT TAILOR, I'iAij Ol 1 iiiv bQLAUht

ju-t received a g^wersl stock of Good* for GENTLEMEN'S APPAflft «hkh will be made to order, ui »tmrt notice, and *|1»e stock fcottshrts of vartea* Bfe*dcWth«, IBi»ek, Browa piwe anti UifV r*i Ws»i«g« »C all kinds Shirta, U*tt x^rchiv sCfaTaW, t.lerw, iiuiqtetidets, v\'.

Ui* gar).. .it will firddjmaMy and eaWtastMly madr, eud hiapr- fit twl W the Uweet living mark. iTCat! JHKi enmiw Uie Stock and l«.ve yo«r nvmun.

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business

Hatchets, Hammers, Butt# and Screws, JjMtehes, Locks, Sonde*, Shovels, Grain and Post Shovels,

Trace Chains, Log abd Lock do Postering and Urkk Trowel*, Drawing Kalves, Cutting do.,

w|,en

-\TIE have for sale I.C. and 1 Tin Pl**«, Rivet*. l«n BargaillS tO b© had in Vf Wiw from

tol%$odlering

Hammers, Round and Oval Copper bottoms. Bar Tin, block Tia, #l»««t Ziuc, Ac., cumprUing a foilI MortnenU J. COOK qr CO. -IRON, STEEL,-

to l&Sodiering Iron, Tinners Shears, A'f REDUCED PRICEJ

See.

of the bett q%atiiy. JuuLt*, Raashj, Swede* Iron, Sheet Iron, N^l6iu^, Russia do do Patent do ado SUab Iron, Hoop Iron,—Kail Rod ditto, Cast, American, English BiUter and German Stool, Slab Steel from 5 to 14 iachea, Fine blued and common 3d Nails for Lathing, Finishing do., Feuce do.. Flooring Brads, -l, 6, 7, », 1«, IS, 14, 16, SO, and Nails, mad' by the celebrated Belmont Co.,—the best nail in the West. 6 and £d wrought Nails,

WE have on hand a heavy ocb of PITTSBURGH IRON,

Kulrcsand Forks, Pocket Knives,

Mnnare »i»d Pitch Forks, Rakes,0rubbing Hoes, Picks, Mattocks, Hoe*, Htwlyards, Bfbnces, Scale llpHiiif, Brace and Bltts, Holes, Butcher Ktiivetfy Shoe Knives, Shears and Sclwors, Augers, Mill Wright do., Bills, Clusels.Gimblets, Oil Stones, ilimiostoit and common do., Iron and Steel Squares, •urryComl.it, Horse i'»rds, Brushes, Wrenches, Iron Table and Tea Spoons, Brass Kettles, Rat and Mouse Traps, Glass Lanterns, htrap, Hook and Piute Hinges, Iron and Wood Bench Hcrews, Riddles and Sieves, Trying Squares, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Flat Irons, Tailors do., Hasps ami maples, Teiiter Hooks, etc., etc. Aug. 2 I8fi2-47if J.COOK&CO^

To Mill Owners.

\/"F. have a Gumming Machine In use, by which a saw VV can be cut In fifteen minutes, with more uniformity thiui by any otlnr mode. Persons who wish to cut new teeth on their saws, can have It done by briuglng them to ... J. COOK & CO-

Cement.

ATER Cement I'tuxlur I'urln.for solo by J. COOK & CO. Machine Cards. IIITTEMORK'S cdebruted Machine Cards, In ev%ry variety, for sale by J. COOK it CO.

^iishins and Trimmings. SIX OLE and Double Barrel Stub and Twist English Shot Guns.

Rifles, Rifle Barrels, 6 Barrelled Revolvers. Copper and Leather Powder flasks,

Shot Pouches, Powder Horns—Double 'triggers. IMufffi and NWiul Cuit©rsW rouches* Gunsmiths Anvil*, Flint and Percussion Locks.

Bullet Moulds, Cherries,Sheet Brass. Sheet German Silver—Bras* mounting. Melting Ladles, Gun Ribs, Cap Primers, Gun Wads. Files, Knsps, Bellows, Vices, Gaino Bags,etc., and every article required by Gunsmiths or Sportstnon.

Cooper's Tools.

Cooners, together with Ho

Flhd. and Keg TrOiw Hoops for «d

Flour barrel, Pork barrel, by J-COOK&CO_ JOH.H T. WAM.

LARGE stock of every description of Tools used

A. a. BHOWMIXM. PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE lllUm.MNG WALL. \V ||(M«KSALIT*. AND RE TAIL DRUGGISTS,

VORNE* -It 11 AMI NATtOXAT. ROAD STBKKTS, UNIOM ROW, EH E- A 'l'K, IN »I AN A.

HAVINGitsthe

purchased th|* new aud elegant establishment from former proprietor, Dr. R. II. Swain, and iillnd it up in most desirable aud convenient manner, we are now prepared to accommodate all who will favor us with their patronnge, with every article belougiug to our line. Wo are now In receipt of a very heavy Spring supply, which renders onr stock one of the largest and most complole ever brought to the Wabash Valley, all of which we are prepared to trarfunf, uud are determined to sell for

OUR

U'l,

B. II. CORN W ELL.

SfenA.19* l?53-35tf 1 A.-4V

Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

at iN a a iv at a a W

i)i» 3 Ca»ra F-elueHat llk .U Si aad Cloth aad Velvet Capa, I e«rtee Kij» a»j c^if Men's 8»hw* jW)

Mtt4

JkM-irtvisI aad Mere«a ksdlea

DiuklMiwI

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Li*d*», Uan Ov»r-Sbw*a

"-'I JtrPPRRT*.

\0 "1 ILK U4.lt IX UJKXJSRAI* AND JKi Ktt\ IS PARTICtLAR. AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KKPT BY WILLIAMS A, EARLY, IU Xalio ®fjp«w/r fl» tOVRT HIWSK. -ttTf&UNS, arf*» v**t0*s V..' Ci»y,^ Wnut* »t it

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MERCHANT TAILOR.

DAVID HABTSOCE"

HNational

AS removtd hi* Tailor Shop from Market street to Read street, one door west of the Poet Office where he has opened in bis new

The richest

Vesting*,

have for sale

Importer*

end jirtt h*»'*, feel aasure.1 that by th*M increased t',«sllitte* cau off«»r gnwter i««lucemeuts to the trade i(init hu* ev*r Won ollVred in this market, 1LT «ne of the i»rm, Dr. WAiX, being a practitioner of Medicine, will keep hiV office io the couuting-room and will, at all time*, give his personal attention to the filling prescriptions, prepttriug fanviiy compounds, &o.

rtmi* ml

t^ ««H **lf,

Its*- Uwy uie*1

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VV 13.1.1 A JKAHL^

Fancy Front Store Room,

A MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,

and is prepared to furnish the beat and moat fashionable materials, and make them ap in a style inferior to none in th* west.

unsurpassed in atyle, are on hand—

Silk, Satin, Velvet,and mixed, of aii colon and every variety of design. Also a general assortment of Neck'kerchiefs, of the most tasty descriptions. Gloves, of every kind, and Suspenders with the latest improvements, combining eaae with durability,

iiti uurwiiiij* He will make CLOTHES in the most approved style,' the same place

the cloths are furnished by the customer, and also, give strict attention to cutting all kind# of garments—nil of which shall tie done with taste and despatch.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 3,1849.

DAVID HARTSOCK.

Leather

£03119 Wi&SfiJLV,

?WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIDES AND LEATHER.

National Road Street, Green Fronts North of the Square, Terre-IIaote, Indiana. pHE undersigned informs his friends-and the public

JL generally, that he has the moat complete stock of LEATHER in tbis market, which is offered at the lowest rates, among which may he found the

Best Cincinnati Tanned Sole Leather -e New York Red •••».. Cincinnati Band

Harness, Bri4|fc and Skirting Jjealher ,v ivip and Calf Skins and Upper Leather Lining and Pad Skins *, Philadelphia Ladies Morocco ,*f

Men'*

Goat, Deer and I amb Skins shoe binding all of which •an be had cheap for Catk The public are respectfully requested to call and examine my stock. CAHH paid for Leathir in the rough.

Prompt attention paid to all orders. o-'i 'ne highest cash price paid for Hides, green and dry, at aH times also, for good Sheep Pelt*.

October 24, lKil-tf J(H1^ TIERNAN. BOSTON LEATHER. STORE, BOW, NATIONAL KO ID STREET, OPPOS1TK UNION

TERRE-IIAUTE, 1NI-

pilE subscribers inform the public that they have just opened on National Road street, oppositel nion Row,a LEATHER STORE, with a full assortment of all kinds of Leather, such as Spanish, Cincinnati, and Country-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirling and-Collar Leather French and Philadelphia Calfskins Lining, Sheep and Deer skins. Binding, Pad skins Tain pi

Pad do. Stage Traces, Saddlers Silk, Stub Joints,

Aug. 20, '52-47U J. COOK & CO.

To Buggy Builders,

Buggy Springs, 3 to 6 leaf, all widtht,

Seat aud Wagon springs, Buggy Axles, l7, to 2 inch, Buggy 1 reus, all kiud». Felloes 1|4, l^jj, 's inches, Spokes, Bo«rak Hubs t, 7

aud

THE

tf inches,

Buggy Slw/ts, do 10, 12,13 iuches, wagon, ^Superior Coach Varnish, Brass, Plain and Silver Plated Deal] Irons, Carriage Bolts, Hollow Augers.

August Sti, 1852 J. COOK & CO.

^Wlioe bindings.

have for sale a large stock of Men and Boya fiue Kip and Stog* LaaU. Women's fiue a»»d medium Lasts. i. Boot Tree#, Pegs, Crimping Irons,

Spauish Sole Leather, Mif do^ Kip do. Morocco aad Binding Skins, Zinc and Copper points. Thread, etc., together with full kltl of all kiuda. Aug. 20. 1852. J. COOK CO.

Cabinet Makers Artielos.

a. asj. BI.ACK Walnut Mahogany, Ro««t»ood and Zebra Veneer*, Mahogany Branch and Black Waluat Kuob*.

Hair Cloth, ift, 18,9i, 21, S4, 30, and 33 Inchcs Damask cloth, Sofa aud aeat Springs.

-v»«J

Curled Haii,paai»h Moae. Table, Stand aud Bedstead Castors, Brass, Iro*, and Weed.

Copal Varnish, be»t quality—Flowiug, do.»»W^ Olae, Sandpaper etc. ?T J.COOK A CO*

Powder, Shot, and Lead.

LASTING Pewdeif—Safety Fase

Rifle do vrlraie, ?a and Super. Sporting do iu Canisters, Bar Lead 5^ Shot, of all rtses:

O. S. B., i» water proof Capo, for COOK & CO. aag. 30, No. I, Union

CITLKRV

NEW SHOE STORE.

SCHOOLEY VANHORN,

Offer for sale a large assortment BOOTS AND SHOES. ALSO,

m&wm

Ioccupied

Co auU French, gen

tlemen's and ladies Morocco. They also intend to keep a general assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE

TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, &c., Jtc.

Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importers in the Eastern cities, are such as to enable them to sell everything at the very lowest price#.

Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides. GEO. KEKCKIIOFF &C0. Terre-Haute, April S3, lE?52-30yl?

A W A E PALL OF 1852!

have in store at this time, one of the largest aud roost complete stocks of Hardware ever brought to this Wabash market, embracing every article of goods in our Hue, which we offer to the public on the most favorable terms. Our Stock has been purchased with a view to procuring goods OF THE BES I QUALITY and'we cannot be undersold In this place in any article

A N

of the tame quality.

One of our partners is now in New ork msking purchases, and in a few days we shall be In receipt of still further additions to our present stock. We have on hand every variety (embraclug the latest Improvements) of

Building and Finishing Materials.

Nail#, Window Glass from 7 by 9 to 20 by 24. Window Sash (Piue) 8 by 10, 10 by 12, 10 by 15, Mineral, Metal aud Silver Knob Locks, Mortice Locks, Store door aud Stock Locks, Cupboard and Closet do. Axle Pullies, Butts aud Screws, Knob I«ntchrs, Bolts, Window and Blind Springs and Catches, Brass Stuir Rods and Eyes, Bell pulls and Crunks, Sash Cord, etc.

Iron, Nulls, Steel,

Carpenters, Blucksmlths, Coopers, Cabinet Makers, Saddlers uud Shoe Mukers Tools, etc. J. COOK & CO august 30, lP52-luf No. 1, Union Row.

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

Mens and Boys fall-back Saddle Trees, do do Demlpeuk do do. do Full and Hnlf-Spaulsh do do. Side Saddle Trees, Gig Trees, Jnpuu'd. Brass, aud Silver Plated, High und lew top Hataes, Puleut Leather, Enamelled Cloth, plain and figured, Drab, Blue and Green Cloth for Cushions, Wide aud Narrow Lace und Fringe, Harness, Skirling and Bridle Leather, Head Liuing, Buggy Top Leather, Hog and Kip Skld'Collars, Morocco Skins, Hog skins No. 1 and 2f Luce and Gut Tauks, ,' Thread, all colors, Whips, L-Jshoe, Together with every kltuf of Tool required by Saddters and a full stock of Stirrup, brass and plated, Bridle Bitts, Ruckles, Rings, Hooks, Terrets, flkd Screws, Breast and Rein Bunps,Cotton,Worsted, Straining and Rein Webbing, Leather Varnish, Spanish Moss, etc.

A VARIETY OF

wtmw

Ail of which they will sell at wholesale or retail, at their new store in Ptxenix Row, on National Road street, fifth door from the earner of Market street.

They wHi also manufacture Boots and Shoe* to order at

SCHOOLEY

Buffalo, September 1st, 1851.

if*#

OCR stock of Am«ricin and English Cutlery t* very large tad complete embracing Knives and forks from 50e to 13 per dosen, ICaivet and fcrka. Ivorv handled,

Jo do do In *e«t* 51 piece* 2'en and Pocket Knives, all prices*^ Sci«»» Atwl S^e»w. Tailcnr v: do Points, BarWrV Points, Protiing Shew. &c. i. C(XK & CC1.1 Groceries, Qaeexwwsx*, and Glaaeware. \OR FAMILY I'SE, wo have *11 tk* artidos ateM, I and will tak* ytewuro

ofcrim o«r Goods to (he

artoes that will i«»ar» saie*.

\\'m

have Ihe

x*ry

No*. $•5

Wt tU SPOW OK& ui HTSOS

TfiASy Ctiee, Itajrar, dpkvs Ir# fee. WI LI. I A.US Jfc EARLY,

ii'-rji'sii llMiilAtoferaHaiiinii

Terre-Haute, October 10,185l-2-tf

J. F. Burnett's Saddlery, opposite Union Row, by J&MfWll'l'IAai SAGE.

undersigned has a fine stock of CANDIES, RAISINS, FRUITS, and everything usually found in the confectioners line, which he intends to sell at, the lowest prices.

FRESH BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, constantly on hand and for sole Wholesale and Retail. His old friends and customers is city and country will have their orders attended to promptly,, as formerly.

ll AVE commenced the above business in the shop lately by A. L. Chamberlain, on Fourth street, near the Post Office, Terre-Haute and would take this method of informing persons that may want anything in the above line of business, and invite them to give me a call, as I intend manufacturing my articles from the very

of Lumber.

Brltton 4. Co., Terre-Haute,

march 12, l&>2-24yl

JOHN tTNOYE,

bett quality

Persons erecting buildings in the city or country

will find it to their interest to give me a call, as I shall spare ns pains to accommodate them in finish and the latest styles of work. Orders from a distance can be sent through the Post Office, and will receive immediate attention. Persons in thti city will leave orders as early as possible.

G. VV. SHAFFER.

Terre-Haute, July 2, 1852.40-tf ATH.TT BXKERT

Forwarding and Commission

MERCHANT, E A E IN O E

BEL AIR,

ROCKS,

(eel river feeder dam,)1 CLAY COUNTY. INDIANA.

for building purposes, for sale at the Bel Ai Quarries. feb. 27-22-1

1852. BROWN & DODD, 1852 FOKWAKDLNG & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TOLEDO, OHIO.

AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES:, CLINTON LINE. Wm. Monteath & Co., Albany,. ..Proprietors. Cliapin & Keyser, 113 Bioad Street, New York, O. P. Scovell, 5 Broad Street, Boston, I __v_a Wm. Monteath, Buffalo,

n0KNTS

WESTERN FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY. PROriUETORS: Wm. Monteath, Buffalo, I Thomas P.Waters, N.Yerk H.C. Sonthwith, jr., Albany, Wm. F. I^.onard, do. Chapin St Keyser, 113 Broad St., New York,"J Waters fe Leonard, 2}-£ Court land St., do T. P. Waters, 117 Broad St., do ^Gwrrs0. P. Scovell, 5 Broad Street, Boston,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY

For Freight apply to

C.'snT.|,pp'.'»!nS,S No. 2Courtland SI., New York. H. Squiers, Dunkirk. Sam. Brown,

General Freight Agent,

Foot Duane St, N.Y.

LATEST IMPROVEMENT.

Noye's Improved Portable Grist Mill. rpiIE subscriber hns completed and tested his Improved I Portable Grist Mill, for which he has applied for Letters Putent. He is now prepared to furrdsh to order a superior mill for grinding wheat and Coarsk Grains. The mode of attaching the Runner Stone to the Spindle, togeth er with the improved feeding attachment, secures a high motion to the stone, with perfect safety even to a THOUSAND REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE. Thesubscriber claims that he has invented aud attached to this Mill valuable improvements, which make it superior to all others now in use. And further he has no hesitation in guarantying it to griud wheat or coarse grains as rapidly, and at the same time doing as good work, with less loss of fowkr by raiCTiON, than any other Portable Mill now in operation. These Mills are of the best quality of French Burr Stones, and are from 20 to 24, 30, 32, and 36 inches in diameter. They are placed in a substantial frame or hnsk and are driven by a belt with steam, water, or horsepower, and are warranted to perform perfectly in every particular. JOHN T. NO YE.

SUCCESSOR TO HAYWARD & NO YE, 4 manufacturers or FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,

AND DEALKRS IN

1 Dutch Anker Bolting Cloths, Portable Grist Mills, Screen Wires, Mill Screws, Damsels, Spindles, Castings, Cast Iron .,

Proof Staffs, Grime's, Pagin's and Johnson's Smut 4 W\ Mills, U?

India Rubber Belting and Hose,

Stucceo and Land Piaster, Water Lime, Etc. Manufactory 67, Main Street. Office, 12 Maiu Street and 5 Central dock, BUFFALO, N. Y.

The undersigned has been appointed by the proprietor of this valuable patent, Agent for Terre-Haute and the sur rouudiug con airy. Any information in regard to its utility, price &c., can be obtained by addressing him either personally or by letter post paid.

ISAAC B. HYMER, Terre-Haute, Ind.

AprH 30,1852-31-1 y.

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)^

UNDERTAKER and COFFIN MAKER

RESPECTFULLY

informs the citizens of Terre-Haute!

deceaoed petsons from the indispensable duties attending the death of a friend, and would! slate that be is prepared to undertake the whole business of Funeral?, if desired, or any pail thereof, at reduced prices.

HEARSE will, In all cases, be furnished

free ef ekmye

to otteh *s procure coffins at his establishmeat. COFFINS kept on Hand of all rises. To persons in the coantry I would say, that I will furnish twffin* ctarjwr than they have been furnished by any person in the connty, and will attend tho Faneral with u»y Hearse, ft** of charge, any distance not over ten miles. "»,SHOP on Chernr streel,betwe«ii Market and Second it A 9 2 7

a. p. coosf»iv. WX. LBAX. COOKERLY

Si,

ATTORSETS

McLEAN,

AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

W. E. McLEAN,

X3TEtlaDLii*59r OPaEi'UDUflLcB^ and Coffimissiwr of Deeds for tic and Kcstockr,

WiU jiv* pr»npl stteabon to the takihr of Dejlwdtioiw, Ackaowiodgwreat irfDeeds, Mortfagee, Powers of Attorney, end alt feosiaess a Notarial character.

O" OFFICE, ttiird\tary, Uaioa Row, adjotaing tbo Joornal PHaUef Ofice. Novtsaber 18Sl-«-tf

300 SHAWLS

Amoag which

wmf

ho fsud Squnr» and L»af Sbawh,

Thibet, Ctotk, CNkWHc and Mrriw rUwwia Lad^ea* and CbOdren** Woolen Net

Cano,

Nowwhot

CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.*

Corner of Front

VANHORN.

NEW^NPEWlb NERY AND BAKERY, On Main Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by

PARVIN at MUNHOE, I

GENERAL NEWSPAPER A PERIODICAL AGENTS Aim, Agent* for tie

sale vf

Ol Printing Presses, Type, Ink, Paper, Cards and keep constantly on hand a good assortment of ST ATIONERY, and all of the late Publication*, at No. 63

Fourth Street, west of Wainut, Cincinnati, Ohio. October 15,1852.

I. STRAUB. E. HAZLETT.

ISAAC STRAUB & CO.. I A O

WILLIAM H. SAGE,

Terre-Haute, march 12, '52-24tf Opposite Union Row. N E W E S A IS E N

Notice to Builders.-

S A S O O IN A N A E MANUFACTORY.

i/MST"

Jo t* sts., Cincinnati) Ohio.

WAREHOUSE No. 19 Front St. between Main &. Walnut

THESouth"

above is a wood cut of a double geared "Qeen of the Corn Mill. We manufacture a Cob Breaker of great strength and durability, and ease of operation.

We place this useful contrivance on all Sizes of Mills, by which means we couvert a Corn Mill iuto a Stock Feed Mill but a few minutes work lo put it on, or to take it off. \Vre manufacture portable Mills, single and double geared (best quality of French burrs) to grind Wheat, Corn and Stock Feeds, calculated for steam, water or horse power. These Mills have been run by steam and horsepower iu competition against the other make of Mills of our city, at onr State Fairs, and have never failed lo carry off the first premium—ou one occasion was awarded a beautiful silvei medal. Our Mills, also took two ftrct premiums, as the best Mills, at two annual Fairs of our Mechanic's Institute.

ALSO—Portable Saw Mills, to be run by steam, water or horsepower. This Mill was exhibited in operatiou by horse power, at the Ohio State Fair, in 1850, when it was awarded a premium and a spleudid silver medal.

ALSO—Different kinds of portable horse powers, and steam Engines. All our articles, for ease of operatiou, simplicity, usefulness,anddurabllity, are surpassed by uone now in use.

All our articles are warranted as represented-7—or no sale—at our cost of transportation and the money refunded. For a full description and testimonials of merit and usefulness we refer those interested to our pamphlet, to be had at our factory, where we tuke pleasure to explaiu each article. ISAAC STRAUB &. CO.

Note.—Mr. Kimball, the partner of J. H. Burrows, while exhibiting a 15urows Mill nt our State Fair, lustful), was boisterous about his Mill, and courageously entered into a verbal agreement with me to grind corn thus: whoever grinds the most, regarding quality, and quantity, was to be the qwner of both mills, at each uud every trial.

FIRST TRIAL

Straub to run an 18 inch Mill Burrows &. Co. lo run 20 inch Mill. SECOND TRIAL. Straub to run a 22 inch Mill: Burrows &. Co. to run a 24 inch Mill.

THIRD TRIAL

Straub to run a 26 inch Mill Burrows &. Co. to run a 30 inch Mill. When the pinch came, that boisterous courage stepped out.

To the above I now append a challenge lo grind cob feed out of whole ears of corn. I will run my 1H inch

breaker attachment,

"Queen of tke South,"

the Ohio Slate Fuir, last fall,against

quality

with a cob-

the same article thnt took the premium at

a 24 inch Burrows Mill

and Wm. Stewart's Ohio und Kentucky Stock Feed Mills, both lobe run at once and if you are apprehensive of a risky business, you have my entire approbation to run Mr. Pomeroy's Corn Crusher us an auxiliary. Should my single article fail to grind equal in quality and quantity to the combined productions of the two or three nulls just as you please then you can draw a few hundred dollars as stakes put up.

Come boys, don't bo cowardly—there is uothing like walking strait into the merits of a thing. Oct. d, 1852-2m3 ISAAC STRAUB.

THE COST OF GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING T"^HE subscriber having determined to put his prices at .L the lowest remunerative point in view of increasing his sales, has no hesitation in showing his list of prices to his customers, assuring them (which is almost needless,) that for the

of article preseuted, the price

is marked down to the lowest possible rate. Other articles may aud doubtless will be offered for leas price, bearing the same shape aud name, but uuless Willi a view of making up the difference, the article caunot be of the same quality. Having my line of importation and manufacture now fully complete, no olher establishment can honestly undersell me. As my profits will necessarily bo small, I cannot afford to run any risk whatever in credits, therefore the cash will be expected on the delivery of the goods.

I11 specifying my prices so closely, I am determined to hold to my usual rule of selling only articles of the best quality.

An inferior class of goods would look cheaper on paper, but a year's use would show the difference in favor of tho best.

A rule adopted in this Establishment four years since will be strictly adhered to-thai of naming the lowest price, and strictly adhering to that price. I refer to list lo show what can be dono towards house keeping for $30.

The following list of articles, of good quality, which are all requsite in going to housekeeping may be had for thirty dollars, or.any part at proportionate rates: 1 Kitchen Shovel and Tongs,,2 Painted Pails,'

1 Tinned Iron Saucepan, 1 Flour Scoop, 1 Sugar Scoop, 1 Barrel Cover, 1 Half Barrel Cover, 1 Pepper and Flour Dredge, 3 Tin. Pie Plates, 1 Tia Wash-Basin,

Dish Pan,

1 Cullender, I Coffee Boiler,1 Grater, 1 Tin Dipper, 1 Egg Whip, 1 Basting Spoon, 1 Skimmer, 1 Meat Fork, 1 Meat Knife, J1*s 2 Scrub Brushes,

3 Table St Tea-Spoons, Iron, 1 Chopping Knife and Bowl, 2 Tea aud Coffee Canister, 1 Japanned Lamp*, ,^4 2 Match Safe, ..

Chamber Pail, tg 2 Smoothing Iron*,' 2 Large Cedar Wash Tubs, 1 Wash-Board,

tf$S

3 Do*. Clothca-Pinsj -. 1 Set Table Mats, 1*Britannia Coffee Pot,

Do Tea Pol,

6 Knives and Forks, cocoa handles, 1 Pair Carvers to match, 1 Corkscrew and Funnel,

and vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to a ANUFACTURER of Bright Ware, Coffee and Tea the above business, with a view lo relieve the friends of, IVI Urns, Chaffing Dishee, of all kinds

1 Dust Pan, 1 Dust Brush, 2 Brooms, 1 Coffee Mill, 1 Clothes Ilorte, 1 Flour Sieve, 1 Oil Filler, 1 Knife-Box, ViH 1 Door Mat, 1 Kitchen Table, 1 Polatoe Masher,

1 Flour Pail, 1 Spice Box, *vi 1 Pastry Board J" 1 Rolling Pin,

r*„

1 Clothe* Line,

V*5

1 Large Waiter, BURNET'S HOUSE-FUKNISHING DEPOT, Nov. o, l852-6tf i^No. 14 East 4th St., Cincinnati.

A. R. BREWER,

No. SO Fifth Street, North side, between TOSF "1?

and Wamat,

He alae keep* constantly en hand a general assortment of Plain, Pressed, Japaafeed, and Bronxedj

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. march 13, l&»a-24yl

Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofs. rpUlE proprietors of tbis cheap aad valuable mode of I rooSof have made extensive arrangement* for tine HMuafastnre of the materials, to supply demands from the country. It is weU adapted to the rcou of large boiidings, oeeh ae ware honses, D^wt Bnildings of Rtll Road Cos., etc., as welt as to the darelliag hoase aad «b«p. Prialed directions for patting oa the raolfc, famished with tin malarial*. fttmuM wishing particalar informatioa

oar *K ire alar"

r. XIPPERTS.

«m mpgitemtte*.

ials

CINCINNATI, OHIO, tr

TOILET WARE, aingie or in oeU Wardrobe Shower Baths, Bathing Pans, Sponge Baths, I Hip and Sit* Baths, Suspension Shower Batlrr, Bath Tube, vafieas sixes, And Trery descripUon of BATHING APPARATUS made to order.

No. 92 Peart Street, between Vine aad Race, Oct. I, l&2~3m CINCLMNATI,OHIO.

Tower Milln,

lata fall operation, we are mm ready Flear, ilCesd, Snorts, Bran, Ac., for Wheat and Cora, for C**h, with afl Who tmj five as their eastern.

receive

Addmn

& M. & C. M. WA&RKK.

MILLER A SOULE,

Caracr *f OMMaatnd Wittt tlr

Terre*flattie, Feb. l!jSl-22-tf

ittsi

NEW YORK ADVEHT1SMENTS.

quested to the

1X1I A ROBBER GLOVES, MITTENS, U. ^lOBSTRY Merchants in making their purchases. \_y should not neglect these desirable and saleable article*. Their manufacture has been much Improved recently and, they are made very durable. Particular attention ia re- lhat every Per*on

WOOL LIKED GLOVES AND MITTENS, fca**r

They are indispensable in cold and wet weather. Ladies

will find these Glavea useful in any work that will soil the

hands, at the same time that they will cure the worst Salt jar®

pped Hands immediately.

ill lengths to protect the arms and wrists. For sale by Bowen and McNamee, New York N ore ross and Tow up, Boston John Thomley, Philadelphia E. M- Punderson and Co., Baltimore Gill and Brother, St. Louis Bart arid Hickcox, Cincinnati, and by all Rubber Dealers in the Union.

For sale at retail by Country Merchants throughout the United State* and Canada. Sept. 24-52iu3

PIANO PORTE EMPORIUM, Q/?*1 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. The mostextenOU.L aive and varied assortment of ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, plain and ornamental, elegant patterns, elaborately carved, aud highly finished with Pearl keys, all of our own manufacture, and warranted in every particular, can be found at our Ware-Rooms, .161 Broadway, N.Y.

Sept. 1", I6i»2-51yl BEN-NET &CO.

Metal and Plate Glass Mantles or

CHIMNEY PIECES

MA-ncfactuurd bv THK

MIRROlt JtfAItBLE COMPANY. These MauUcs iu style, finish aud durability are uneqnaled by auvihing in market. They are rapidly coining into general favor, and ate highly prized by those who nave them in use. They Cannot be soiled by oil, acid, or any other substance, therefore their beautiful lustre ia very easily and permanently preserved. They are a perfect gem iu their way, while their price is quite moderate. They are easily aud safely transported and any mechanic cau set them.

Warm Air Fnrnaces,

For Dwellings, Churches and other Public Buildiugs, of a superior quality, til wholesale and retail. Prof. Emerson's system of Veutilation introduced in connection with warming, insuring at all times a pure and wholesome air.

PROF. EMERSON'S VENTILATORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS of all sizes, at wholesale and retail. ARNOTT'S VENTILATING CHIMNEY VALVES. For sale at the Air Warming aud Ventilating Warehouse of GEORGE WALKER, 89'j, LEONARD STREET, near Broadway, NewYork. Oct. 2.1852-2in3

Book Agents Wanted.

rTIO circulate New and Popular works in Indiana and I Illinois. Great inducements are offered to those wishing to eugage in this business. Apply ti

JiuiclII,

SJUIW iKKU

W. II. BUCKINGHAM,

l8S2-lf Sign of the Big Book.

CHEEKY PECTORAL

For the rapid Cure of

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BR0NC1UTIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND

CONSUMPTION.

Of all tho numerous medicines extant, (and some of them valuable) for the cure of pulmonary complaints, nothing has ever beon found which could compare ill its effects with this Preparation. Others cure sometimes, but at all times aud iu all diseases of the lungs und throat where in^hiue can give relief, this will do it. Il is pleasant to take, uud perfectly safe iu accordance with llie directions. We do not advcrtiBe for the Information of those tvho have tried it but those who luive not. Families that have nowu its value will not bo without il, and by its timely use, they are secure from the dungerous cou*cqueuces of Coughs aud Colds which neglected, ripen iuto futnl consumption.

The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute wa*awarde! to this preperaliou by the Board of Judge.-) iu September 1847 also, the Meuuls of the three great Institutes of Art, in this couutry also the Diploma of the Oiiio Institute ul Cincinnati, has beeu given to the Ciikiiry

Pectoral,

their Government in consideration of il* extraordinary excellence and usefulness iu curiug nffeelions of the Lung* and Throat.

Read the following opiulou founded on the long experience of ihe eminent Physician of the Port, and City or Dr. J. C. Aycr,— ST. JOHNS, May, n, lsSI.

Five years trial of your CHERRY PECTORAL In my practice, has proveu what I foresaw from iu composition, must be true, that it eradicates aud cures the cold* aud coughs to which we, in this section, are peculiarly liable. think lis equal ha* not yet beeu discovered, nor do I know how abetter remedy can bo made for tho distempers of the Throat and Lungs.

J. J. BURTON, M. D., F. S.

See what it has done on a wasted constitution, uoi' only in the following cases, but a thousand more: StiDBvar,

Jan. fi-ltli, 1851.

Dr. Aycr: In the month of July last I was attacked by a violent diarrhoea iu the mines of California. I returned lo San Fraucisco in hope of receiving benefit from a change of climate aud diet. My diarrhoea ceased, but was

followed by a severe coagh and mucli_soreness. 1 finally

started for home, but receivod no benefit from the voyage My cough contiued to grow worse, and when I arrived New York, I was at once marked by my acquaintance* as a victim of consumption. I must confess that I saw no sufficient reason lo doubt what my friend* all believed.— At this time I commenced taking your truly invaluable medicine with little expectation of deriving any beuefil from its use* You would not receive these lines did I not regard it my duly to state to the afflicted, throngh you, that my health, in the space of eight mouths, is fully restored. I attribute It to the use of yoar CHERRY PECTORAL.

Your* truly WILLIAM W. SMITH. WrA8Hfroro.H, Pa., April 12, 1848, Dear Sir: Feeling that 1 have been spared from a pre* mature grave, through your snstrumeniaiity by the providence of God, I will lake the liberty lo express lo you my gratitude.

A Cough and alarming symptoms of Consumption had red need me too low to tanre me anything like hope, when ray physiciau brought me a bottle of your "Psctorai.."— It seemed to afford immediate relief, and now in a few weeks time has restored me lo sound health.

If it will do for other* what it has for me, yon are certainly one of the benefactors of mankind. Mt Sincerely wishing yon every blessing, I am

And at agencies in nearly every town throughout tho West Dee., 3, *52-HMy

Cordage, Blocks,

AN ILL A Rope, aii sizes .. H«P

j. aarrroa.

Cotton do Sash Cord Bed Cords Trot Lines PSongfa Lines Sewing Twine Brown do Single aad aad Double Tackle Blocks, 6, 7,8,3 and 10 inches: Packing Yarn Oakum! J- COOK fc CO.

BRITTON & CO.,

FORWARDING A COJKXlStflON jBKRCHANTS, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

CASH PAID FOR

Wheat, Barley aad Flaxseed, White Beaaa aad Feathers, AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, Corner of First and Eagia SUeets, Canal Basin, 13,1851-Htf

Kanawha and Lake Salt* t)07 BARRELS Kanawha Salt, J/Ot SO Lake Salt, hi food Wrels

JuM reoeived a*l for saie.by JOHN C. RCMSj May 14, IS33-3?tX Boston Store

n(,|,

Very respectfully years

JOHN J. CLARKE, Rector of St. Peters Church. With such assurance and from such men, no stronger proof can be adduced nnles* it he from its efiocts upon trial.

Prepared andSoid by JAMES C. AYER, fe Pxacrioc.1. Chkhist, Lowell, Mass., For sale by WOOD & DONNELLY.)

J. R. CUN INGHAM.

BROWNING

MEDICINES.

(O* $500 CHALLENGE*! W H.vTKvca concerns the health and hipplneas of a people'/® Is at all times of the most valuable importance. I take it for'

wi"

xh*!,v*s

of the,r

Pr?mole

do all In their power, to save

cWWr*n.

*nd th« every person will en

lhf|r ow,u h«*lth

cording

t',e.

Pr,«lary

Rheam or Chapped Hand* immediately. They are madc^j which children and adults are liable If you have an appetite I continually changeable from ene kind of food to another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose,

»t all wcrifices. I feel

®. '"J" assure you that WORMS, ac*|.

to the opiulou of the most celebrated Physicians

a'a['Re

majority of diseases lo

Hardness and Fullness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular—remember that ail these denote WORMS and you should at once apply the remedy: §§|||i| Hobensack's Worm Syrup. article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe when taken, aud can bo given to the most tender Want with decided beneficial effect, where

Dimrrhma

Bowel Complaint* m*d

have male them weak aud debilitated the Tonic

properties of my Worm Syrnp are such, that it stands without an equal in the catalogue of medicines, in giving tons and strength to the Stomach, which makes it an Infallible remedy for those afflicted with Drsrsrsu, the astonishing cure* performed by this Syrup after Physicians have failed, is the beat evidence of its superior efficacy over all others.

a THE TAPE WORM! This is tho most difficult Worm to destroy of all thafi iufest the huinau system, it grows to an almost Indefinite length becoming so coiled und fastened in the Intestine# aud Stomach effecting the health so sadly a* to cause St Vitus D-ince, Fits. Jkc., those affltetwl seldom if ever suspect that it is

Tapethat

Worm hastening them to an earlv

grave. In order to destroy this Worm, a very enereeti'o treatment must be pursued, it would therefore be proper to take 6 to 8 of my Llv«r Pills so as to remove all obstructions, that the Warm Syrup may act din-ct upon the Worm which must be taken in doses of 2 Tablespooufulls 3 time* a day these directioua followed have never beeu knowu to fail in curiug the most obstinate case of Tai-k Worm.

OCr Hobensack's Liver Pills.

"!e

av,,tel1}

ia more

Hable to disease than the

Ll\ LR, it serving as a tilterer to purify the blood, or irivina the proper secretion to the bile: so that any wrong nctioS of the Liver rfleets the other Important paris of the system aud resuhs variously, hi Liver Compluiut, Jaundice Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, watch every symptom that might imiicale a wrong netion of the Liver These Pills being composed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature to heul the sick. Namely, 1st, An EXPECTORANT, which augments tho secretion from tho Pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes the discharge of secreted matter. 2nd. An ALTERATIVE, which changes In some inexplicable and insensible miunirr tho certain morbid action of the system. 3rd. A TONIC, which gives tone and strength to the nervous system, renewing heulih and vijor lo all purls of the body. 4th. A CATHARTIC which nets in perfect harmony with the other ingredieuts^ and operating on the Bowels, and expelling the whole mas* of corrupt ami vitiated matter, and purifying the Blood, which destroys disease uud restores hotdth.

You will find these Pills an iuvaluahle medicine in nany complaints !o which you are subject. In obstructions either total or partial, tiiev have been found of inestimable benefit, restoring their functional arrangement* lo a heulthv action, purifying the blood and other fluids so effectually to put to flight all complaints which may uiiso from female irregularities, ns heudnuhe, giddiness,*dimness of sight pain in the side, buck, tj-c.

None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobeuvack, all other* being base Imitation. O" Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers desirous of becoming Agents mtisrt address the Proprietor J. N. Hoheiisjt'k, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sold by all I)rngti*tS ind Merchants iu the United State*. Pamphlets lo bo obtained of tho Ageuts grulis. Aciints:

BROW NINO &. WALL, Terre-Haute, Wholesale lind Ret til Ageuts, who will supply Dealers, &», 0T IVieo cuch 'Jo ceiit. sopi. H, \"2-l!'yl

ft&uiorttl iMvwWnjf to AH nf Cmigre**, In U»« yo«r Ihftl, l»y J. & UmitfhVm, M. U. tho OrtW of Ut« iXnirt far tho Ktutofn District of IVmmylrmiln.

Another Scientific Wonder! D». J. S. HOUGHTON'S gi:::AT D.vsrErsiA CUIKR.

THK Tit UK

DIGESTIVE FLUID

Olt

GASTRIC JUICE.

1'repared from EN NET, or the fourth STOMACH OH THE OX, after directions of BARON LIEHIti, thegreat PliVKiolngieul Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D.,

Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, I)yfpepsin, .fiiu 11 dice, Liver Com pin ill I, Couttipittiuu and Debility, Curing after Nalute's own method, by

Nature's own Agent, tho Gastric Juice. O* Half a teuspooufnl of Picrsirr, infused In water, wfl digest or dissolve,

tiro fioum,

Five I'oundt of Itoait lieif in about

out of the stomach.

PEPSIN Is the chief element, or Great Digesting Prlnclof the Gastric Juice—the

Intemperance.

Dr.

Hoochtok's

secret remedy,

l. tsntxi.

Solvent of the Food,

U(j |ni«.j,iines. It Is extracted from the Digestive

Verifying, Vmrrtilng,

and

Stomach of the Ox, thus forming an Ai Fjj/io, precisely like the natural Gastric cal powers, and furnishing a

Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Clrcolar, gratis, giving a large amount of

NtTDout Decline,

Druggist*,

ts.

WALL.

Terre^HaaW

tho

Stimulating

Agent of the Storn-

AnTirit iAi. Digkstivb astrlc Juice in llsCheml ud

complete

perfect lubttitute

for it. Bv the aid of this preparation, the pains and evils of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are removed, just as they would be by a healthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing case* of Debility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline, snd Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed lo bo on the verge of the grave. Tim Scientific Evidence upou which it is based, Is in the highest d* gree curious and remarkable.

Scientific Evidence!

BARON LIEBIG In hie celebrated work on Animal Chemistry, says: ''An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analngous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared from tbo mncou* membrane of the stomach of the Ox, in which various articles of food, as meat and eggs, wilt be $oflentir changed, and digested, juit in the $atne manner at Ihty would be in the human stomach." £J"

tictHKrtrsa

similar to the above, together with Report*aof

and

It is a great

Kcmarkablji^vjuikce,E

Ct/axs, from all parts of the United States." AS A DYSPEPSIA CURElC, DR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has produced tf.o moit marvellous effects, in curing cases of

Debility, Emaciation*

Vytprptic Consumption.

Nervous Antidote,

It Is impos

sible to give the details of cases In the limit* of this advertisement but authenticated certificates havs been given of more thsn TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CUREi* in Philadelphia, New York and Boston alone. These weronearly all ilesperate eases, snd the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.

and partienlarly useful for

tendency to Bilious rier, Liver Complaint, Fever and1 Ague, or badly treated

inter

and ague, and the evil effects

Quinine, Mercury, and other dru^s upon the Digestive Organs, after a ioog deknees. Also, for excess in eating,and jthe too free ase of ardent spirits- It almost reconciles Health with

Firsts ia prepared in Powder and In Fluid

form—and in Prescription vials for the use of Physicians. Psivatk Cikvuis for the use of Physicians, may be ob talned of Dr. Houghton or his Agents, describing the whole process of preperatioo, and giving the authorities upon which tho claim* of this new remedy are based. As It is

New Carriage Manufactory.

not

no objection can be raised against IU use by

Physicians in respectable standing and regular practice Price,

ONE DOLLAR

per bottle.

Agents—WOO#

Sf DONNELLY,

Terra Hant*

Who!osale and Retail Agents:

CRAW HEAD A BROWNING, Indianapolis. April 9th, 1834-28-1

ff-

HAVE commenced tho Carriage Mannfoeluring businese,*/

my Nat Shop,

aad Lafayette Read, where all branches of the business will be promptly attended to, and any work from my shop shall not be surpassed an the Wabesh, for beaaty of style elegance of finish or complete workmanship aikf durability aad at prices,

CHEAPER

REPAIRING of all kinds done oa the ehortest aolfee Alae, Painting aad Varnishing done with neatneaa, JNO. WM. VOYGLASA,

Terrs-Haute, April 9, I*2i-i*lf

in Nortla

Terre-Haute, oa ihe corner of Fifth Street

then heretofore.

A variety of Carriage*, Baggies, Baroaches aad Wagons, always on hand and for sale. ST