Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 14, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 December 1852 — Page 2

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^T'SK i« hereby given to the lax payers of Vir* fflmnly, thai I hare received the tax duplicate for the year and am how ready to receive taxes.

The following are the rales of taxes:— etrra. For 3ut« purposes, ou each $100 worth of taxable property 30 Fat Oowity }Uir|o»«*i«, on each $100 worth of Uxabl property,.. 30 F«r School purposes, on e«eh $100 worth of property,

1 or Kond purposes, on each $100 warlh of real property,... ... ......10 Scliooi District, No. 9, T. II, H. », on each flUO worth tf real propertv, IS School District, Ho. ri, T. II, g. «, on each $100 worth of taxable property 15 School District, No. J, T. 13, R. 10, on each $100 worth Of taxable property,. 5 Poll Tax, for State purpose*, 50 Poll Tax, for County purpose*,... 25 Poll Tux, for School purpose* 515

The laws npqnire, as heretofore, that all tax payers shotrid Call on and make payment by the first day of January next. After that Ume, if the taxes are not paid, will I** my dot'

ty to «xKute.

faw will be strictly followed.

COAL GRATES.

rjUIOSB in want of a beautiful parlor or sitting room Coal Gratp, will find just the article, all complete witli sitiitmur frouts nt the sign of the Pod Lock. Also, smaller sizes complete at $5)^ to $5.

Bronzed nnd JapauM Hliovel and Tougs, Sin nds at $1,25 to $1,30. Polished Steel Shovel and Tongs I sells at $1,50 to $4,00 Tolished Steel Pokers. Oct 15 1852 Hf S. H. POTTF.R if CO.

Powder.

JUST

received anew lot of very superior Powder, put up in anew article of Till Flasks, kegs and kegs, for s»le Imrrr than at any other pliice.

Oct. 15, 1852-.'lm3 8. It. POTTER CO.

FALL STOCK--

O A W A E For 1852.

iI iv it he S no he I S A W N or JL °f

l'i0

slock of

Auto, looking glass plates, table and lea waiters, hail, side aud table lump*, germau silver table and tea spoons, butter A kulVeM, 6ream aud suit xpoou*, forks, Ivory handled knives and forks by the sett (aI pieces) or dozen, scissors, shears, barbers poiuts, &c. Thtlr Stock of i'

TOOLS, of all kinds,

is very large. Among them uroJuck, Fore and Smoothing Planes, Double and Single Irons S-ish Planes, Pump do. Rabbit and Mouldlup do., and every kind of Plane used by Carpenters or Cabiuet Mukers. Plane Irons, Double and Single, Iron aud Wood Bench Screws, also, Mouse Hole Anvils, Bellows, Sledge Hummers, Solid and Brazed Box Vices, Screw Plates, Horse Hasps and Files, HorseShoe Nails, &c.: Iarge Stock, Mahogauy, Rosewood and Black Walnut Veueers. llSack Walnut, Branch and Mahogany ^feim^^ Knobs. llnir Cloth, all widths, Sol's ami Chair Springs. ^Spanish MORS, Glue, Suudpaper, Copal Varuish, Spirits 'I urpentine, 8tc with a great vnriety oi Gun Trimmings,

Locks, Percussion, Flint and Dock Avtiou Triggers, Mainsprings, Mounting, Tube* and Nipples, Builet Moulds, German Shrel Silver, Sheet Brass, Caps, Sii^le and Double Shot Guns, Hi He liurrels, Colts Revolvers,And every article wanted by Uun Smiths: they have also it full Stock of Shoe li uuiugs, Lasts, Mens' and Woineiis', Boot Trees crimping Boards aud Irons, Pegs of all sixes, aud fall Stock of

All Blinds of Leather, I

Spanisli Sole, Upper, French and Philadelphia calf Skins, a splendid article, KipSklus, Morocco do. Lining do. Bindk Ing do., Zinc, cop(er, and Iron Shoe Nails, Thread endevery kind of Tool used by Shoe Makers, also— Buggy Ax* "Kles, Bnggv Springs, all stzes, Wagan Springe, Seat uo. Bug» gy Shatts, Bows ami Hobs, Dash irons, carriage Baits,

Ituggy Irons tVc., &c. They woult particularly call the attention of buyers to their stock of Saddlery, wltlch they Wlieve will be

Complete than any other iu

Spanish Saddle

Trees,

lemipeak

do Side do common aad Self-adjusting

aud Twilbni llog Skius No. 1

Harrow

Saddlers' Tools.

They also have Tore hue I,«e*d, t^«rtn«t IreasT, tcwrr«Hint Lttweed Oil, de. coach aad cepnl Varalstu Paints, iVlut lirtMHro Tin Pt«t» C. X.: Tinned copper, copper Bottom* Waggaa and Buggy Boxes Strap ami Hook IlisiM K»ti« t'owtier Bar a»J t'ig Sh»i, Bullet*, See. Thtf bare jwt Twnljr B«w»

Collins' and Leverett's Axes,

A splendid article msnwfiif tured for this market, ef the ver best Iron aud Steel—they sise have en haad aad will keep caartantly, Pump chain I *4 and Inch, Pomp craaks aad Rollers. Taking, Cistern Pnmpe, Lead Pipe, carriage, all sttce, Pncklag Vara aad a eampiete nsaertment af evert article In the Hardware Liae*

Oct «, 1\) TWIN &

ALAHGKTw«e4e-'-Cla*k

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The requirements of the

Every person liable to psjr a Road Ux, most produce to me the Supervisor's receipt, or pay such tax in money. Either myself or a Deputy, will be found at all times at my office. ft. F. CUNNINGHAM,

Collector and Treasurer of Vigo county.

Terre-Hante, Nov. 26, l##2-9w6

Shot four Doors, for Cold Weather Is Con THE NE PLUS ULTRA DOOR AND GATE SPRING.

iter*

THE YANKEE OUTDONE!!

Vo I CALL at the sign of tlie PAD LOCK, and I*/ leave your order for one half dozen, to be put on, and warranted at $1,00 each. JV, 11. Stt Hand-Mil* for Goods at COST. 8. fl. POTTEH, Sign of the Pad Lock,

East side of the Square,

Oct. 15, IP52 3tf TEHilK-HAUTB, IND.

Public Square, arc now receiving their full

American and Foreign

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., rt-ceatly selected wilii great ciirts by one of the partners, from the importers and muiiufucturers in New York and other cities. They would retpnclfuliy invite the attention of the iiublic to su exnininntloii of their sli«k, it being one of the largest and best selected ever brought to this market, comprising every article required by the farmer or mechanic, and will be sold at such prices ss cannot full to please these who wish to purchase. Among their stock, nniy )e fouml a lurge and complete assortment of

Pittsburgh utid juni.iiin bur, round nudsquaro Iron Slab do Nail Hod and horse shoe do Kflssln and American sheet iron Cast steel all sizes Blister and German do. Spring, do Slub do a heavy slock

». of cut nails, Belmont work*, from ,'id to -10d Lathing do,, fence ami ilooritig do wro't do., G, 8, aud l(kl, Spikes, Log Chains Trace do., Coil Chnlu,

Chopping Axes, great variety, Broud Axes, Hutchets, Mill Saws, ditrereut brunds Cut do Whip do., Hand saws, wood saws, Spades and Shovels, Forks, Kukes, Grniu Shovels, Augers, Chisels, Urubidng lioes, table and teaSpoons, Pen, pocket, butcher mid shoe Knives, Padlocks, knives and forks, bruss kettles, Iron tea kettles Steelyards, Iluluuces, Flat Irons, Waggon Boxes, &tc., Sic., Sut.,

i- Thelrstock of Building and Finishing Materials, is very complete, consisting of door locks and Intches of

every description, metal, mineral and bnmUhed Knobs, door and blind BnlM, window glass all sizes, pine sash do., *, iron and brass bolls, lutclies, screws, blind catches, window dp., mail cord, boil pulls and carriages, stnlr rods aud eyes, together with every article of goo Is required iu this Hue.—

aAS

fouu«i to be larger aad more

this market.

Full

and

half

Fall Back do. Mens and

Giga

Harness do.-Japan, Silver and Brass inouuteti— Silver, llrase &u# Jnpauaed Mauttllugs. Silver and Brass mounted Coach and Cig Hamas. High and low top wood Stage do. Skirling, Harneas, llridle, Knattielled and Patent "Leather Rubber, fcluamdled and Oil doth for

Tope, Duck

and

Lnces, Vrtngr#, Hoed Lining* Drab

BURN

Cloths, Cassimexes and Heady

AM.

Stork «f CMhs« CaM-uMefe*, SatiMAs, WmA Ualag* jKtfiiie, Uierl in eeUag*, KE IIVCKY JESUT*

Also,

.V' FaC Fitntim «I»I W»»W»a ael. .ts* af ll» i^rwwiU, ."itd*, P*hV», aad vr#w lilts.

Sap: Pl«*h aal Far

lackt M»tt* ««d tJH-: fur Aile af flwr Nov. itl».

stork.

Bv WIUJAK* AL Kau.v.

WgaiB. to be had iu Leather

AT REDUCED PRfCESJ

*688 ffXSSlAl,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN AND LEATHER, National Road Street, Green Front,

N. B. Ginseng, Flaxseed, Beeswax and Mustard Seed tukeii iu exchange for goods, or Iu payment of dobta.

t»

Night Bell at the side door on Fourth Street May 7, l832-32tf

it R. SMITH, D. D. S.

BEINGstreet,permanently

now located In his new Office on Ohio 4th door East of the Public Square, will at all times be la readiness to wait on his patrons In all things pertaining to his profession.

N. B. No credit given for operations unless by previous arrangement. Terre-Haute, November 15,1B50-7-1

Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

Oi DOZEN Kossuth, Jenuy Lind and Mexicau Wool 3 Cases Fashionable Silk Hats [and Fur Hats 30 dozen Silk and Mohair Plush, Cloth aud Velvet Caps 40 cases Kip and Calf Men's Boots and Shoes dO and Enamel and Morocco Ladies Booties, Buskiusaad Jeuny Llnd's, Gum Over-Shoes nd Booties, at

Nov.12, 1852-7 tf F. NIPPERT-S.

IEW STOVE STORE.

y: ..

Market Sired, 2d Door North of Phttnix Block.

JOIIIV8AYRE,

JUST RECEIVED an almost endless variety af Parlor and Cooking Storoe, Among his present assortment may be found the Triumph, from Dayton Hoosier State and Keatackian Premiums, from Cincinnati New World, Globe, Atlas, Gladiator and Cultivator, from Albany, New York. are all excellent pattern* of Cooking Store#, Most of them intended for either Wood or Coal. and many of them having

PL \CKS»

2 Pad Skins wide and

and

ploilu* earring* HauUtee, Stomp Joints, iiog aad Kip Skin «el(ari Stage Traces Silk, Thread, Leslies and whips L»ce Tack*, together with a complete assortment of Hilt*, liucktoe, Sttrrui«s, lleoks, Terreis, Hiag* Keiu, Suaielag, Holler end Oirttiig WrMv, worsted and cotton Keeetten, irnament-s Hctn and 0feast Snap# Varnish, Mows, aud every kind of

Blue

ife" jllL

a,DES

JNorth of the Square,,

Terre-Hante, Indiana*

rales, among which may be found the Best Cincinnati Tancad Sole Leather New York Red

lieW^VA BlAfik of ISM

lowest All of

Cincinnati Band & Harness, Bridle and Skirting Leather Ktp and Calf Skins aid Upper Leather ymmfk* Lining and Pad Skins Philadelphia Ladies Morocco

Men's m***** .*»

Coat, Deer and Lamb Skins shoe blading all of which can fa* had cheap for Cask The public are respectfully requested to call and examine my stock. CASH paid for Leather is the rough.

Prompt attention paid to ail orders. D* The highest cash price paid for Hide*, groen and dry, at all times also, for good Sheep Pelt*.

October 24,1851-sf JOHN TIERNAN.

BOSrrON LEATHER STORE, NATIONAL BOAD STREET, OPPOSITE CHIOS BOW, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

jf'TlHE subscribers Inform the public that they Have just I opeaad on National Road street, opposite I* aioa Row,a

LEATHER STORE,

with a full assortment of aiL kinds of Leather, such as Spanish, Cincinnati, and Coon.'ry-Tanned Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, Skirting and Coilar Leather French and Philadelphia Calfskins Jdniog, Sheep and Deer skins. Binding, Padskins Tampico an^ French, gentleMeh's and ladies Morocco.

They also intend to keep a general assortment SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE TREES, CLAMPS, PECS, Slc., Sir.. Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importers iu the Eastern cities, are such as to enable them to sell sverything at the very lowest prices. •a« Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides.

GEO. KERCKHOFF &, CO.

Terre-Haote, April 93, 1852-30yl

REMOVAL!

J. M. IIAGER embraces this opportunity of Informing his former patrons, and the public generally, that he has removed his

Saddlery and Harness Manufactory, to the frame bnilding, on Market Street, south of Longdon's (formerly Dole's) Livery Stable, where he keeps a general assortment of SADDLERY, HARNESS, BRIDLES, and every thing in that line. O* All work entrusted to him neatly and promptly executed.

Mk. SAMUEL HAGER Has also removed his MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE In the front part of the some building. All business entrusted to hirn will receive prompt and efficient attention.

Terre-Haute, March 26, lW2-2titf

a. BROWXIXO. JOII* T. WAI.I..

BROWNING fc WALL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, CORNER 4TH AND NATIONAL ROAH STSKKTS, UKlO.f BOW, "TERIIE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

AVING purchased this new and elegant establishment from Its former proprietor, Dr. ll. H. Swain, and fitted it up in the most desirable nnd convenient manner, we are now propnred to accommodate all who will fuvor us with their patronage, wilh every article belonging to our line. We are now in receipt of a very heavy Spring supply, which renders onr stock one of the largest and most complete ever brought to the Wabash Valley, sll of which we are prepared to warrant, and are determined to sell for CASH, or to undoubted prompt dealers, on the usual time, as low as they can be purchased in any of the neighboring cities. We respectfully invi'.e the attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Physicians, Consumers and Dealers, generally, who will find our stock to comprise a full, extensive and well-selected supply of

Drugs and Medicines,

Surgical Instruments, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DycStutTs, Spiccs, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, American Window-Glass, Apothecaries Shop Furniture, Pure Wines and Brandies,

Snuff, Cigais, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &c., See., All of which we will sell at Wholesale or Retail, unon terms as favorable ss any establishment in the "Valley.' Haviug made extensive arrangements in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, for the purchase of our Goods from lmportm nmt firtl handt, we feel assured that by these increased facilities, we can offer greater inducements to the trade than has ever before been offered in this market.

IP* One of the firm, Dr. WALL, being a practitioner of Medicine, will keep his office In the counting-room and will, at ail times, give his personal attention to the filling prescriptions, preparing family compounds, &c.

TWO F1RIS

one for teinter and one for summer.

In his assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are the Soureair and Floral Parlor, which are admirable far either wood or coal„ as alee Is the self-regulating Cot tag* Parlor. Mr. SATHK has also aa extensive assortment of

TIN AND JAPANNRD WARK, STOVE FIX

Terva-IIaata, May 9, lSSl-39-tf

RES, &©.

O" Stere, on Market Street, 3d Doer North of National Road Street, opposite Partington's Block, Terre-Haate, Indiana. Jam S&, lS5S-3Stf

EAGLE FOUNDRY,

Z) 1 KINDS and sites af PLOWS 39 diftereat kinds of STOVBS 4 tdxe* STEAM ENGINES sitae H*r*t P**tr*mmd Thnmhuu MmtAimtsf 1 sixe Wair's Vegetable Grinder ar Corn Crasher IVaxtsa LATDXS far Wood «r Iran Wall and Cistern POMPS. All kinds ef MM aad Mneklatry Castings Bras* aad CempttiUoa Castlag* Plow Castings and Flaw Points af every kind. All descriptioK* ef

TIX, COPPER AND SREST IRON WORK, Heliew War*, Lard aad Sagar Kettles, Aadimae, Sadireas aad Wagea Basra. Aba, all ktad* ef FINISHING either ia C**t Iran, Wraaght Iraa ar Brass aad PATTERN MAKING, of every deacriptiaa, at UwahavaMtaUlaluaHit 'eat*. r, aar baUer

ewwt af Flr*t aad Streets'. There are aa better mrlars ia this country, tt*ri a»ed, than will be foaad at Ikw wm*. Having heretofore received a liberal share afprtwaip, I sbsll, ia fitate, a*a» to merit its eaatfaaaaca.

JOSEPH GROVER.

lower rains.

1st af I AV1K(^ !.- «ughttikeeebcaattfslSte«mFlaariagweeks

1 A iate fail atwration. are are aew ready ta exefcaagv Ffear, Weitl, Starts, Bran. 4e., for Wheat nad Cora, a«

gay Owt, with aH a|» may give as their eaetaau DULLER 5*awr af Chee»aat a*l W^ar tta.

T«t»-J7aal», fek SS,

t**&r

:jL

NEW SHOE STORE

SCnOOLEY

Offer

VAMHORW,

for sale a large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES. tfW

ALSO, A VARIETY OP

hich they will sell at wholesale or retail, at tbdffir new store in' Piwsoix Raw, oa National. Itoad street, fifth door from the canter of Market street..

They will also manufacture Boots ajl ShoeaJo order at the same place.* SCHOOLEY &. VAT* HORN.

Terre-Hante, October Inewconfectionehy AND BAKERY^

On Mala Street, at the Open Front formerly occupied by J. BuraeU's Saddlery, opposite Unieji.Row, by

J--' WILLIAM SAGE. %_

lHE undersigned hw a fine stock of CANDIES,

RAISINS, FRUITS, aad everything oeaally feaad In the confectioners line, which be tafe^de to sell at the lowest price*.

FRESH BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES. &c., constantly on hand aad for sale Wholesale and Retail. His aid friends aad customers in city and country will have their orders attended to promptly, as formerly.

Buffalo, September 1st, 1851.

WILLIAM H. SAGE,

Terra-Haute, march IS, '52-24tf Opposite Union Row.

NE5V ESTABLI.S,H#,ENT, "J,

Notice to Builders.t!*

SASH, DOOR, BLIND AND FRAME MANUFACTORY.

re commenced the above business in the shop lately occopieu ^r A. L. Chamberlain, on Fourth street, near the Post Office, ?«{re-Haate and would take this method of informlug persons~tMt may want anything in the above line of business, and incite them to give me a call, as I intend manufacturing mjCartlcles from the very be»t quality of Lumber. Persons crectiftg buitdingaln the city oi country will find it to their interest tW»« me a call, aa I shall spare ns pains to accommodate Ihem uKp&iah end the latest styles of work. Orders from a distance cSj? •ent through the Post Office, and will receive immediate Intention. Persons In tlie city will leave orders as early as possiMe.

Terre-Hante, July 2,1852-40-tf

A N

A. H. L. BAKER,

Forwarding and Commission an

merchant E A E IN O E BEL AIR, (EEL RIVER FEEDER DAM,)

CLAY COUNTY. INDIANA.

J^OCKS, for building purposes, for sale at the Bel All

Quarries. feb. 27-22-1

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

AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOW IN LI NES: CLINTON LINE. Wffl. Montcnth Co., Albany, Proprietors. Chapin &,Keyser, 113 Bioad Street, New York O. P. Scovell, 5 Broad Street, Boston, Wm. Montealh, Buffalo, Britton & Co., Terre-Haute,

WESTERN FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY. pjiorjuKTOits: Wm. Montealh, Buffalo, I Thomas P.Waters, N.Yerk II. C. South with, jr., Albany, Wm. F. Leonard, do. i' Chapin & Keyser, 113 Broad St., New York,") Waters ft Leonard, 2)^ Court land St, do T. P. Waters, 117 Broad St., do O. P. Scovcil, 5 Broad Street, Boston,

For Freight apply to

a SD TaSll!ng,S

O N N O E

SUCCESSOR TO IIAYWARD & NOYE,& MANUFACTURERS OF "K FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,

AMD DEALERS U»

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

Proof Stajs, Grime's, Pagin's and Johnson's Smut Mills,

urn fa t4^

g.w. staffer.

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AOKNTS.

jS 1

No-2

II. Squiers, Dunkirk.

Courtland St., New York.

Sam. Brown, Gkntral Freight Agent, Foot Duane Stj N. Y. march 12, 1852-24y 1

LATEST IMPROVEMENT.

Noyo's Improved Portable Grist Mill. PT1HE subscriber has completed and tested his Improved I fortable Grist Mill, for which he has npplied for betters Patent. He is now prepared to furnish to order a superior mill for grinding wheat and COARSE GRAINS. The mode of attnchlng the Runner Stone to the Spindle, togetlf er witli tlie improved feeding attachment, secures a high motion to the stone, wilh perfect safety even to a THOUSAND REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE, The subscriber claims that he has invented and 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 grind wheat or coarse grains as rapidly, and at the same time doing as good work, WITH LESS LOSS or rowsR ar ratcTiox, than any other Portable Mill now in operation. These mills are of (he 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 husk and are driven by a belt with steam, water, or horsepower, and are WARRANTED to perform perfectly in every particular. JOHN T. NOYE.

QOiSt

India Rubber Belting and Hose,

Stuccco and Land Plaster, Water Lime, Etc. Manufactory 87, Main Street. Office, 12 Mala Street aad 5 Central dock, BUFFALO, N. Y.

The undersig»«d has been appointed by the proprietor of this valuable patent, Agent for Terre-Haute aad the surrounding country. Any information in regard to its utility, price &c., can be obtained bj addressing him either personally or by letter poet paid.

ISAAC B. HYMER, Terre-Hante, Ind.

April 30,1852-31-1 y.

SYLVESTER WTT.T.TAMS, (SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN) UNDERTAKER &d COFFIN MAKER

RESPECTFULLY

informs the ciUteoa of Terre-HauU

aad vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to the above business, with a view t» relieve the friends of deceased persoas from the Indispensable duties attending tike death of a friead, aad waald state that he la prepared to undertake the whale business of Fnaerais, if desired, or aay nart thereof, at mfneed prices.

AH EARSfi will, ia «1 canes, be fnmbhed/m efdkar^e la iaih procure caffiaa at his establishment. COFFINS kept on kaad of all afawn. iwn in the coaatry I woald aay, that I wffl far

than they have been famished by aay

|«naa lathe coaaty, and will attrad the Fnneral with my iearee, Hb of chsrgc, any dManca aa *««Sj9CF on Cherry street,betweei.

Terra-Hate, Aprii S, 1 m.

rjunaakomyr of Deeds for 4 and torncfey.

-300 S

nmt over tea jaiiea. Market and Secoad 3W—tf

ft. F. cooriRLT. WX. E.X*UUS. COOKERLY & MclJSAN, ATTORNJBlSi AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,

TERRE-IIAUTE, INDIANA.

W. E McT.EAN,

FOR

of Deeds for t&eSUfesef Ohk

a to the tritiag af j?Vpneitieae, IMM, Powers af Attar-

af Deads, Martgages, aT% N*t»iai

aey, aad all O-OFFl Jeamd Ptfatiag

y»« fcrOFFlCE, third a^ory, Uaira Raw, adjirtaiag ai,I8Sl-»-tf

OF TARIOCTi KINDS*

Aiaaag whkh ma W laaad Saaata aad Laaglftawii,, Thibet, OMk,Oas&Wvre mt Meriaa Sliawlc -Jmiiak* aad ChUdreaa' Woafoa Nat Op», art

N erccWr 13, &

8W4HMK:

FNIFPERTS.

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CLNClNKATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

PARVIN & MTJNHOE.

ERAL NEWSPAPER A PERIODICALr:\G£NTS Also, Aycott for the. sole of Printing Presses, Type, Ink, Paper, Cards keep constantly on hand a good aMortinefet of ..STATIONERY, and all of the late Publications, at No. 68 *h ^Fourth Street, west of Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Oetaber 15, 1853.

A. BREWER,

rifth Street, North side, between and Walwt, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

MANUFACTURER

Wardrobe Shower Baths, Sponge Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, various rim, And every description of BATHING APPARATUS made to order.

WAREHOUSE No. 19 Front St. between Main 4, Walnut ^T^HE above is a wood cut of a double geared "Qeen of the South" Corn Mill. \We manufacture a Cob Breaker of great strength and durability, and ease of operation.

We phep this useful contrivance oft alt sizes of Mills, by which meaniN^A convert aCorn Mill

ALSO—Different kinds of portable horse powers, and steam Engines. Alt our articles, for ease of operation simplicity, usefulness, and durability, are surpassed by none now in use

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

NOTK.—Mr.

AGKNT8.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

Come boys, don't lie cowardly—there is nothing like walking strait into tlie merits of a thing. Oct. d, 1852-2m3 ISAAC STRAUB.

THE COST OF GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING. 'T1HE subscriber having determined to put his prices at -L the lowest remunerative point in view of increasing his sales, has no hesitation in showiug his list of prices to his customers, assuring them (which is almost needless,) that fpr the quality of article presented, the price is marked down to the lowest possible rate. Other articles maf and doubtless will be offered for less price, bearing the same shape and name, but unless with a view of making up the difference, the article cannot be of the same quality. Having my line of importation and aMnnfactnre now fully complete, no other establishment CAN honestly undersell me. As my profits will necessarily be small,! cannot afford to run any risk whatever in cradits, therefore the cash will be expected on the delivery of the goods.

In 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'jtMc would show the difference in favor of the beet.-

A rnle adopted In thlsr Establishment four yean since will be strictly adhered to-that of naming the lowest price, end strictly adhering to that price. I refer to list to show what can be done towards hoase keeping for $30.

The following list of articles, of good quality, whieh are all requisite in going to bouse keeping may be tuKl for thirty dollars, or any part at proportionate rates: 1 Kitchen Shovel and Tongs^2 Painted Pails, 1 Tinned Iron Saccepan,

Mala

of Bright Ware, Coffee and Tea

Urns, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds TOILET WARE, singtO or In sets Bathing Pans,

Hip ana Sitx Baths,

He also keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of Plain, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronzed

Wholesale and Retail.

N. B. All kinds JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. march 12,18S391 1

1. STRAtfB. E. HAXLETT. ISA AC STRAUB & CO., I A O Corner of Front & Joha stt., Ciaciaaati, Ohio*

Kimball, the partner of J. H. Burrows, while

exhibiting a Burows Mill at our State Fair, last fall, 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 owner of both mills, at each and every trial

FIRST Till AT.

Stranb to run an 18 inch Mill "yj Burrows & Co. to run a 20 inch Mill. SECOXO 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 ont. To the above I now nppend a challenge to grina cob feed out of whole ears of corn.

I will run my 18 inch "Queen of the South," with a cobbreaker attachment, the tame article that took the premium at the Ohio Stele Fair, la»t fall,against a 24 inch Burrows Mill and Wm. Stewart's Ohio and Kentucl^y Stock Feed Mills, both to be run at once and if yon are apprehensive of a risky business, you have my entire approbation to run Mr. Poineroy's Corn Crusher as an auxiliary. Should my single article fall to grind equal in qualityand quantity to the combined productions of the two or three mtlls (just as you please then you can draw a few hundred dollara as stakes put np.

Cullender,

CSSM Boiler, 1 Grater, 1 Tin Dipper,

1 Barrel Cover," 1 Half Barrel Cover, 1 Pepper and Flour Dredge, 3 Tin Pie Plates, I Tin Wash-Basin, 1 Dish Pan, 3 Table St. Tea-Spoons, Iron^2 Scrub Brushes, 1 Chopping Kaife aad Bowl. 5 Tea aad Coffee Canister, 1 Japanned Lamps,

Egg Whip, 1 Basting Spoon, 1 Skimmer, A*# 1 Meat Fork, 1 Meat Knife,

2 Match Safe, 1 Chamber Pall, 3 Smoothing Irons, J|.,, 3 Large Cedar Waah Tuba, 1 Wash-Board, 3 Dot. Clothes-Pins, I Set Table Mats, 1 BritanataCofiee Po*t, 1 Do Tea Pat, 6 Kaires ana Forks, cocoa hsttdkflf 1 Pa^r Carvers to aiateb, 1 Corkscrew aad Fanael,

npo 1 11 wishini

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1 Dust Pan, Dust Brush, 2 Brooms, 1 Cofiee Mill, 1 Clothes Hor*», 1 Flour Steve,

1 OH

Filler,

Knife-Box, Dear Mat. Kitchen Table, PoCatae Masb«r, Floor Pall, I Splca Bo*,

Pastry Bawd,, I Railing Pin, 1 Clothes Lias,

Large Waiter, BURNET'S HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPOT, Key. 5, IS5S-«tf Na. 14 East 4th StU, QaeiaaatL

Orocezies, Qoeensware, aad G-lasswaxe.

FAMILY USfi, we have all the article* needed, •ad wUl take pleasure la offering our Goods to the i*t»pU at price* thai will iasara sales.

We intra the very heat GUNPOWDER aal HYSON TEAS, Cafee, Sagar, Sake*. Dye Sta%k&

WILLIAMS & EARLY,

K«v. S-6f PMfks'SttrA

B. H. CORNWELL,

MERCHANT TAILOR, EAST OF THE SQCAJIB, fTA3 iast received ajmaazai stock oi Gaeds far ti S0mi*£N,S tfPhm, wtech will be made ta onW, at abart Mtiae,aad wervaafedL

The stack ausfcits af vaHoas Broadcloths, Black, Brawa Aaa aad fiwey cedars Casshneras aad Vesttngs «f klads Shirts, Uadnrshim, Haadksrelikrfs,Cra/ato,Glavaat Saspeadeta, dtc., lOsganeenu wUl fsafclaaaWy aad aalwdaatlsHy asade,

Tcm-Bnto, lfarek I», ISMM

'ELL.

NJSW YORK ADVfeKTlSMEffrS. PIANO ports emporium, 1 BROADWAY, SEW-YORK, The most aitaav"X sive and varied aseortmeat of ROSEWOOS PIAN0 FORTES, plaia aad ornamental, elegant elaborately carred, and highly finished with of our own manuiacture, aad warranted In .. lar, can be found at oar Ware-Rooms, S6i Broadwav. N.y.

Sept. 17, !8SMljlSs BEN NET ds. CO

Metal and Plate Glass Mantles or CHIMNEY PUSOBS iv

MANUFACTURED ar THE

XIRROR XARBLE COMPANY. I These Mantles in style, finish and durability an# anequaled by anything In market They are rapidly oomiog into general favor, and are highly prised by those who nave them in use. They cannot be soiled by oil, add, or any other snbstance, therefore their beautiful lustre is very easily and permanently preserved. They area pert their way, while their price Is quite moderate. easily and safely transported aad any mechanic ci

Warm Air Furnaces,

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

PROF. EMERSON'S VENTILATORS ANDCHIM NEYTOPS of all sises.st wholesale and retail. AHNOTT*S VENTILATING CHIMNEY VALVES. For sale at the Air Warming and Ventilating Warehouse of GEORGE WALKER, 89^ LEONARD STREET, near Broadway, NewYork. Oct 2, l852-2n3

AXERTS

into a Stock Feed

Mill but a fewmi^utes work to put it on, or to lake it off. We ronnnfactriri* portable Mills, single and doable geared (best quality of French turrs) to grind Wheat, Corn and Stock Feeds, calculated for steam, water or horse power These Mills have been run by steam and horse power competition against the other make of MiUs of onr city at our Stato Fairs, and have never failed to carry off the first premium—ou one occasion was awarded abeautiful silvei medal. Our Mills, also took two first premiums, as the best Mills, at two annual Fairs of onr Mechanic's Institute

ALSO—Portable Saw Mills, to be run by steam, water or horsepower. This Mill was exhibited in operation by horso power, ut the Ohio State Fair, in 1£50, when it was awarded a premium aud a splendid silver medal

CHERRY PECTORAL

For tlie rapid Cmre af

COIICHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WH00PIN6-C0UGI, (JR9UP, ASTHMA, AND

j- ™w""

CONSUMPTION.

Of all the numerous medicines nxtaut, (and some of them valuable) for the cure of pulmonary complaints, nothing has ever been found which could compare in its effects with tliia Preparation. Others cure sometimes, but at all times and in all diseases of the lungs and throat where medhine can give relief, this will do It. It Is pleasant to take, and perfectly safe in accordance with tlie directions. We do not advertise for the information of those who havo tried it but those who have not Families that have known its value will not be without il, and by Its timely use, they are secure from the dangerous consequences of Coughs and Colds which neglected, ripen into fatal consumption.

The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute wasawarded to this preperalion by the Board of Judges In September 1647 also, the Medals of the three great Institutes of Art, in this country also the Diploma of the Ohio Instllute at Cincinnntl, has been given to the CHKSRY PECTORAL, by their Government In consideration of its extraordinary excellence and usefulness in curirtg affections of the Lungs and Throat.

Read the following opinion founded on tho long experience of tho eminent Physician of the Porl and City of Dr. J. C. Ayerr- ST. JOHNS, May, 8, 1S51.

Five years trial of your

CHKKHY PECTORAL!

practice, has proven what I foresaw from its composition, must be true, that it eradicates and cures the colds and coughs to which we, in this seclion, are peculiarly liable. 1 think its equal has not yet been discovered, nor do I know how abetter remedy can be mads for the distempers of the Throat and Lungs.

Yours truly WILLIAM W. SMITH. I''I

WASHINGTON,

WHATEVER

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Dear Sir.* feeling that I have been spared from a premature grave, through your snstrumentalily by the providence of God, I will lake the liberty to expreea to yon my gratitude.

A Cough and alarming symptoms of Consumption had reduced me too low to leave me nnything like hope, when my physician brought me a bottle of your "PECTORAI."— It aeemed to afford immediate relief, and now ia a few weeks time has restored me to sound health.

If it will do for others what it has for me, you are certainly one of the benefactors of mankind.

Sincerely wishing you every Messing, am Very respectfully yo JOHN J. CLARKE, Rector of St. Peterra With such proof $au be trials

yours us Church.

insurance and from such men, no stronger adduced unless it be from its flee Is upon

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J. R. OUNINGHAM. Drmggittt. Trrre-Hmmte-BROWNING SL WALL.

AutJ ai agencies in nearly svery town' throughout the West Dec., 3, '52-lO-ly.

j. aarrrox. a. L. MHunr BRITTON A CO., FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

-u CASH PAID FOR

Wheat, Barley and Flaxseed, White Beans and Featiters AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, Corner of First aad Eagle Streets, Caaal Baain. 12, l8Sl-lltf

Kanawha and Lake Salt. O07 BARRELS Kanawha Salt, SO Leke Salt, in good barrels asv fi last received aad far aaie by JOHN C. ROSS,

May 14, 1852-331/ Boeton Star#

COTTOWADES

Wcost,

E halt ii fine assortment af those f*ada aa tmt which aa it la lata Ut tin aaoeoa we will sell at eastern A. &.E. TUITE.

T«**-HAtmt OetabOT 1. 1852.

To Countiy Mercliants. \fERCHANT8 ia the eaaatry who visK this market ta IfJL

repieaish their Stocks, would da wall ta call and exaaiine my alack e*DRY GOODS. Having perchaeed away goau expremdy for the JOBBING TRADE which will be said at a smell advaaae aa New Yark ooet, at

Farrim*»*'$ Block, North Side Public Severe, Nav. 12, l»54-7tf F. NIPPERT-S.

TO THK PUBLIC IN GENERAL AND EVERY ONE IN PARTICULAR.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KEPT BY WILLIAMS K. KARLY, On National Road Street opposite the COURT HOUSE. 8, Farmers aad Strangers viaitiag the Prairie City, caa Cad a great variety of Goods ta aait their a aad at lower price* than they have beaa arpataawd id heretofore.

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Fieah CukKsi!

LARG8 asaartaamt af FRESH CANDIES, oi tttrjhoo ulvtetjvt teeeivad aad^to al I4,ls93-34t OppaaHe Uaiaa Row.

tho

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

See what it has done on a wasted constitution, not only in the following cases, but a thousand more: ScoMJRV, Jan. 34th, 1£51.

Dr. Ayer: In tho month of July last 1 was attacked ly a violent diarrhoea in the miues of California. 1 returned to San Frahcteco in hope of receiving benefit from a change of climate and diet. My diarrluca ceased, bnt was followed by a severe cough—and much soreness. I filially started for home, but received no benefit from the voyage. My cough contlued to grow worse, and when I arrived in New York, I was at once marked by my acquaintances as victim %f consumption. 1 must confess that 1 saw no sufficient reason to doubt what my friends nil believed.-— At this time I commenced taking your truly iuvalunble medicine with little expectation of deriving any benefit from its use* You would not receive these lines did I not regard it my duty to state to tlie afflicted, throngh you, that my health, in the space of eight months, is fully restored. I attribute it to tlie use of your CHERRY PECTORAL.

MBOICIMm'

concerns the health and happi ne& of a p^opir

egant patterns, is atall tlm«e of the mo»t v»tfr«b]e importance. take It fair' Pearl keya, alU graated that every ^pei*»«fi4rill do all in tbeir power, t»ea#W every pnrUpup. the Uvea af their, children,and that #»\-ry person will deaver Ho promate tlieir awu health at all'secr'-loes. it la he my duty to Kotemnty assure you that ht* cording to the opinion bf the most celebrat*#?*,ysfofckt*^ are the primary camiss of a large maioriiT*f which children and adnlls ara liawe If you have aaapnetiul

MaUaaaUv changeable from one ki^d of food, to aTothsr, Bad Breath, IHfn In the Stomach, Picking ht the Noii, Hardness and FollnWof the Belly, DryOooj&.SiowFVvetv Patse Irregular—remember that ail these denote WORMsI aad yon should «t once apply the remedy:—

Hobensaek^i Woxm Byxifr Aa«Ucle founded upon Scientific Principlen, compoaiMl# •d with purely vegetable subsUncee, being perfectly safe when taken, and can be given to the most tender. Infant with decided beneficial effect, where Botf*l CmpUiiat and Dmrrhma have made them weak and debllttatedUiJTeMic!* properties of my Worm Syrup are such, that It stands withoat an equal in the catalogue af medicines, la giving

and strength to the Stomach, which makes it an Infallible remedy for those afflicted with Drarxrau, the astenishtnir cures performed by tnts Syrup after Physicians have failed, ta the beat evideace ef lt* superior effiokey over all ether*,

THE TAPE WORM!

Thii IsUe most difficult Worm to dsalroy of all that aim luftsst the human system, it grows to an almost Indefinite length becoming so called and fastened In the Intestine# and Stomach ejfeetiag the health so sadly as came St. Vitus Dance, Fits, *c., that those afflicted seldom if ever suspect that It is Tap* Won* hastening tbeai to aa early greve. In order to destroy this Worm, a verv energetic treatment must be pursued, It would therefore be nraber td1 take 6 to 8 of ray Liver Pills so as to remove* all ttbttru6* tteua, that the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm, which mii it be taken in doses of Tablespoonfulls 3 limes a day these directions followed have never been knowu to fall la curing tlie most obstinate case of TAI-S

JIMSU -i

Nature's ow« Agent, the Gastric Juice.

n«T

$300 CHALLENOE!

IOM

WORM,

ijjUin in •.

Kr Hobensackto Liver Pills. -»i«* TvtrV.0f

strait

ItaWe to disease than ilia

filterer to purifv the blood, or ffivins

the proper secretion to the bile so that any wrong action of the Liver effects the other iinporlaut parts of tho system, and results variously In Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys» pepsla, fcc. We should, therefore, watch every symptom that might indicate a

wrong action of the Liver. Theae

Pills being composed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished DA

8kk\

Namely, 1st, An EXPECTO-

KAIN J, which augments the secretion from the Pulmonary mnens membrane or promotes the discharge of secreted matter 2nd. An

ALIt.RATIVE,

which eEaJsTJSS

inexplicable and insensible manner the certain morbid action of tho system. 3rd. TONIC, which gives tone and strength to the nervous system, renewing health and vigor to all parts of the body. 4th. A CATHARTIC which acts in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients! and operating on the Bowels, ttn.i expelling the whole maaa of corrupt and vitiated matter, and pnrliylnir the Blood. wlUch destroys disease.aud restores health^®,,

0*C!D *, You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine In nany complaints to which you are subject. In obstructions either total or partial, they have been found of Inestimable benefit, restoring their functional arrangement* ton hentthv action, purifying the blood and other fluids so effectually to put to flight all complaints which may arise from feinnle Irregularities, as headache, glddlness, dimness of sight p.nln In the side, back, »^-c.

None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobensnck, ull otherr being base Imitation, U* Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers desirous of becomiug Agent* must address the Proprietor J. N. Hobensnck, Philadelphia, Pn.

Sold by all DruggWts ami Merchants In the United States, Pamphlets to be obtained of Iho A rents Bru Us.

AGENTS: BROWNING WALL, Terre-Haute, Wholesale and Retail Agents, wlio will supply Dealers, O* Price cncli 8ft cents. sept. 3, '5iM9yl

Catered BrtwrWnjt to Art of CVmftr*", in thfl jrnsr 18M, tT J. 8. itntiRhUm, M. D. In Ihe Cl«rk Ottlna of tlir ltiftrlct Court fur Ui« KwUirn District or IVniinylmuU.

Another Scientific Wonder! DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S GREAT DYSPEPSIA CVRKR.

PEPSIN

THK TltUK

DIGESTIVE FLUID U.

GASTRIC JinOB.

rrejwrml from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH Of THE OX, after directions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, bv J. J3. HOUGHTON, M. D.,

Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion* Dys» pepsin, Jnundicc, LiverCumpmint, Constipntion and Debility, Curing after Natute'a own method, by

Half a teaapoonful of PEPSIN, infuaad in walar, wit digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Homt Beef ta about two hour*, out of the stomach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Digesting Princi* pie of the Gastric Juice—(lie Solvent of the Food, tho Purifying, Preferring, and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intestines. It Is extracted from the Digestive

Stomach of the Ox, thns forming an ASTIVICJAI, DIOKSTIVC Fr.inn, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in iuChemi cal powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect lubttitut* for it. By the aid of this preparation, the pninsand evils Of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are removed, ja.t aa ihey would be by a healthy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, Emaciation, Ner* vous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to bd on the verge of the grave. The Scientific Evidence upon which it is based, is in the highest degree curious and remarkable.

CTCall on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular,, gratia, giving a large amount of 8cit!»nric EVIOENCK„ aimilar to the above, together with Reports of REMAMUJUT Ctiuea, from all parts of the United States.

AS A DYSPEPSIA CURERT

DR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has prod seed thT'lfaftf marvellous effects, la oaring cases af Debility, Em*ei*tion^ Nervotu Decline, and Dytpeptic Consumption. It is imposslble to give the details of cases in the limits of this advert tlaament but anthenticated certificates have been given of move than TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES In Phlladelphis, New York and Boeton alone. These wttv nearly all deaperate cases, and the cures were not only rapidC aad wonderful, but permanent.

It ia a giest Nenout /afidote, and particularly useful for tendency to BUlous disorder, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, or badly treated fever and ague, and the evil effecta? Qainine, Mercury, and other drugs upon the Digestive Orgaaa, after along sickness. Also, far excess in eating, and' the too free use of ardent spirfts. It almost reconciles Hemltk with Jnlrmpertince.

•ecrrt remedy, no abjection caa

ii.

Scientific 'Evidence I. ygj

BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work Oil Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid, anafagonn to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared from th» mucous membrane ef the stomach of the Ox, in which various article# »f food,-w roeat and qggr, will be utftimed, thonged, and dlgetted, jutt In the tame manner at they would be in the Aaiaaa stomach.'*

Dr. Hotwirraa'aiaPo#aitWinFIuli form—and ia Prescription vials tor the nee of Physieisas. PBIVATB CfBcmutuft for the nae of Physicians, may be elsiaiaed of Dr. Hoagbtoa or his Afants, describing the whole procetsof prepamiaa.aad giving the anthoHtiee npon which^ the ctaims of tills new remedy are based. Aa

MML I HAVE commenced the Cerriaga Manubaataeae, my New Shu, fa North Terre-mate, on the earner of Fifth Street aao Lauyette Baad, when all btaaabaa of the buslneas will bepiwaptly attended to. and aay work from ray shop shall Mi be aarpMaed aa the Wabeah, for beauty of style elennoe of fiaish ar complete workmanship and duiabiiitr •allt prieea, Cif ^P^R thaa heretofore

rjKS5»

is aal

raised against

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Agents—If (JOD if nfONNSitLYf Terre-Haute. WhoiosaJk aad Retail Agaots: CRAIGHEAD BROWNING,l»dizaapA\t. April 9th, 1840-atMy

New Carriage Manufactory.

A-variety af Carriages, Baggies, Bftravefcer aad

haad and for sale.

Jklld,"iooe•»

ase by

heretofore.

shortest notice

Alan, Paiallagaad, Vnsuitkk*a doae wfth neatness. JNO. WM. DOUGLASS. Terre-Haate, April 9,1852-2tftf