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

The

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Collectors Notice for the Tear 1852.

NC7!«E

hi hereby given to tb« tax payers of Vigi tfonut a iI a re iv a year 1B52, and am now ready to receive taxes.

The following are the rates of taxes:— ccsrcPor Slate purpose*, on each $100 worth of taxable property, jjQ FAT Uootily pferpocf*, on each $1(10 worth of taxable property 30 For School purpose*, on eich $100 worth of property jjj./ or Road purposes, on each $100 worth of red property,. ............... .............. 10 School District, No. 9, T. 11, H. B, on each $100 wortli of real property, 1$ School ||J$ttrtet, S«, A T.I„ JL & oa each $100 worth of taxable property,. 15 School District, So. 1. Y. 13, R. 10, on each $100 worth of taxable property*............., 5 Poll Tax, for State purposes, 50 Poll Tax, for County purpose*,.. 25 Poll Tax, for School purposes,. 25

IMWS

Building and Finishing Materials,

Is very complete, consisting of door locks nnd latches of every description, metal, miners! and burnished Knobs, door and blind Units, window glass all sixes, pine sash do., Iron and brass bolts, lutches, screws, bliud catches, window !-do.« sash cord, boll pulls and carriages, stair rod* aud eyes together with every article of goo Is roquirod iu this line.—

Also, looking glass plates, table und tea waiters, ball, side nnd table lump*, germau silver table and tea spoons, butter .Ckiilwm, cream aud salt tpoou*, forks, ivory haudled knives aud forks by the sett (51 pieces) ordosen, scissors, shears, .. barbers poiuts, &c. Their Stock of

TOOLS, of all kinds,

is very large. Ainoug them are Jack, Fore and Smoothing l'lanes, Double and Single Irons Sash Planes, Pump do. Kabbltand Moulding do., and every kind of Dane used by Carpenters or Cabinet iMakers. Plaue Irons, Double and

Iron aud Wood Beuch Screws, also, Mouse Hole Anvils, Bellows, Sledge Hammers, Solid and Brazed Box Vtees, Screw Plate*, Horse Rasps and Files, Horse Shoe Nails, &c. I*arge Stock, Mahogany, Rosewood and Hlaok Wslnut Veneers, lilack Walnut, Uranch and Mahogany Knobs. Hair Cloth, alt widths, Sofa aud Chair Springs. iSnMlshwM«ts, Glue, Sandpaper, Copal Varnish, Spirits 'I urpentlne, Sic with a great variety of Gun Trimmings,

Locks,Percussion, Flint and Uack Action Triggers, Mainsprings, Mounting, Tubes, and Nipples, Builet Moulds, Uerman Sheet Silver, Sheet Brass, Caps, Single and Double Shot Guus, R'tile Barrels, Colts Revolvers,and every article wanted by Gun Smiths they have also a full Stock of Shoe ftutiings, Lasts, Men*' and Women*', Boot Trees crimping Boards aud irons, Pegs of all sixes, aud a full Xtock of

All Blinds of Leather,

Spanish Sole, Upper, French aud Philadelphia calf Skiu*, a splendid article, KipSkius,Morocco do. Lining da. HindIng do., Zinc, copper, aud Iron Shoe Nails, Thread and evt'ry kind of Tool used by Shoe Makers, also—Buggy Ax* lee", Huggv Springs, all site*. Wagon Spring*. Seat vo. Buggy Shafts, Bows ami tinbs, Dash Irons, carriage Bolts, lloggy Irons c. They woulc particularly call the attention of Uuj ers to their stock of

Saddlery,

which they Wilete will be found to be larger and more complete than any other lu this market. Full and half Spanish Saddle Trees, Fall Back do, Meus and Boys,

Demipeak do Side do common and Self-adju»ti»g Gig and Harness div-Japan, Silver aud Brass mounted—Silver, Brass Japiniketf Mountings. Silver and Brass mounted tJoaeh and Gig Hames. High and low top wood Stage do. Skirting, Harness, Bridle, Knamelled and Patent "Leather Rubber, Enamelled and Oil doth for Tops, Duck und TwilW II«c Skins No. 1 and 3 Pad Skins wide aud marrow Laces, rrhiygee, Head Liniugs Drab and Blue ^lotta earrlsge llauuie#. Stump Joints, Hog and Kin Skin «a»Uars Stage Traces Silk, 'thread, Laabee and Whips

L»ce "1 acks, together with a complete assortment of Bitts, Buckles, Stirrups, Hooks, Terrets, Rings^ Rein, Straining, Holler and Oinlug Webb, worsted and cotton Rosettes, ornaments, Kein nnd BmnA Saape Varnish, Mm*, ami every kind of

Saddlers' Tools.

They also hare I'ure bite IMi, /^errirt* inW, mmr* wnftrfj Linseed OH, Laid do. coach «»d cO|wl Varnish l'aiab*, Paiat Brnahea Tin Plate 1« C. Jt X.t Tinned capper, copper U«u*Mt Waggon ami Boggy Boxes Strap anal H«M»k Hingis Ritte Puwder Harand Pig l^ead Shot, ^^Btsliats, Jkc. They have j#«t leeeived. Twenty Bosea

Collins' and Leverett's Axes,

A splendid article mannfaetared for this market, of the rtr) beet Iron and Steel—they also hare on hand and will

keep ee«*tnnlly. Pump chain IVj and Ij, inch, Pump cranks and Rotters, Tubing, Cistern Pomps, Lend Pipe, cordage,ail siics, Packing Yarn and* compete assortment of eserf ariicie in the Hardware Line.

Oct aa, '5aUu i\r\viN

4 l.AHGE Stwck of Cfc-.•», Casa-sMTee, Jt\ ah Wool Twe«ds-~CI«»k Uninga— Merino, Bb ir \ertlng*.

rpqnire, as heretofore, that all tax payers

should Call on me and make payment by the first day of January next. After that time, if the taxes are not paid, will be my duty to execute.' The requirements of the law will be strictly followed. 3 Every person liable to psy a Road tax, most produce to me Uie Supervisor's receipt, or pay such tax la money.

Either myself or Deputy, will be found at all times at my office. N F. CUNNINGHAM. Collector and Treasurer of Vigo county.

Terre-Hante, Nov. 26, l£52-9w6

Shot your Doors, for Cold Weather is Comh THE NE PLUS ULTRA

DOOR AND GATE SPRING.

THE YANKEE OUTDOXE! I

CALL at the sign of the PAD LOCK, and leave your order for one half dozen, to be put on, aud warranted at $1,00 each. See Hand- Rill* for Good* at COST. 8. It. POTTER, Sign of the Pad Lock,

East side of the Square,

Oct. 15, lP52-3tf TERRK HAUTE, JND.

CO^"^5LStbsT" 77.

rpilOSE in want of a beautiful parlor or sitting room I Coal Grate, will find just the article, all complete witli summer fronts nt the sign of the Pad Lock. Also, smaller sizes complete at lo $0.

Bronzed and JapanM Hliovel aud Tongs, SUi nds at $1,25 to $1,50. Polishad Steel Shovel and Tongs lu sells at $1,50 to $4,00 Polished Steel Pokers. Oct. Ifi, 1852-1 tf 8. If. POTTER CO.

7 Powder.

Jsale

TTST received anew lot of very superior Powder, put up fn a new article of Tin Flasks, kegs and kegs, for Intrrr than at any other place.

Oct. 15, lB52"3m3 8. II. POTTER CO.

TALL STOCK

OF HARDWARE For 1852.

^HE ««ll»ii^rllieni,»t the Sign of the MILL SAW, North Side of tho Public Square, are now receiving their full stock or

American and Foreign

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.f

receatly selected with great carts by one of the partners, from the importers and muiiufuclurer.i in New York and other cities. They would respectfully invite the attention of tho mi Idle to au examination of their stitck, it being one of the largest and best selected ever bronght to this market, comprising every article required by the farmer or mechanic, and will be sold at such prices as cannot full to please those who wish to purchase. Among their stock, intiy he found a lurgs and complete assortment of

Pittsburgh uuU Juiii.itia bur, round nndsqunro Iron Slab do Noll Rod and horse shoe do Ktissia and American sheet iron: Cast sleel all sixes Winter and German do. Spring, do Slub do a heavy stock of cut its I Is, Belmont work**, from Hd to HW Lathing do., fence and Mooring do wro't do., G, 8, aud lOd, Spikes, Log Chains Trace do., Coil Cluilu, Chopping Axes, great variety, llroud Axes, Hatchets, Mill Saws, dlfTereut brands Cut do Whip do., Hand saws, wood saws, Spades aud Shovels, Forks, Rakes, Grain Shovels, Augers, Chisels, Grubbing hoes, table aud teaSpoons, Pen, pocket, butcher and shoe Knives, Padlocks, knives and forks, brass kettles, Iron toa kettles Steelynrds, Balances, Flat Irons, Waggon Boxes, &e., tic., kc., TIn-1rstock of

neF

& bcrnam.

Cloths, Cassimeres and .Heady

Also,

r«r Faimm anil WetWa* M**»ncT »Wt »f H-aty 'vwtwkU, bracks Pu.Lf, and V_ a—with Ke** r..i in Viaailit*. gap. t*ta*h ant i'.i' Iiwrte Mitt* ft* Nov. &th,

nrtjrs STORK. Br Wiuuntl tarn.

*088 CISIIAI,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIDES iQg^r

AND LEATHER,

National Road Street., Green Front, ,, «. Jforth of the Square, Terre-Hante, Indiana.

THE

csdersfgaed informs his friend* ant the pabfte generally, (hat he ha* the most complete stock ef LEA THRtf In this market, which Is offered at tbe lowest rates, among which may be foand the pent Cincinnati Taaned Sole Leather

New York Red Ciocianatl Band Harness, Bridle aad SirtlsgEMwili Kip and Calf Skins and Upper Leather Lining aud Pad Skins Philadelphia Ladies Moroccop

fi:

Men's

Goat, Deer and Lamb Skins shoe binding all of which can be had cheap for Cask! The public are respectfully requested to call and examine my stock. CASH paid for Leather in the rough.

Prompt attention paid to all orders. 83" Tbe highest cash price paid for Hides, green and dry, at ail times also, for zood Sheep Felt*.

October 24, 1851-tf JOHN TIERNAN.

BOSTON LEATHER STORE,'

HATIOXAL BOAD STREET, OPPOSITE UNION KOW, TEIIRE-HAUTE, 1NP.

n^WlE subscribers Inform the public tint they have just I opened on National Road street, opposite Union Row,a LEATHER HTOllfe, with a full assortnent of a»l» kinds of Leather, such as Spanish, Clncianati, and Coanirv-Taaaed Sole Leather Upper, Kip, Bridle, Harness, 8kir»In and Collar Leather French and Philadelphia Calfskins tjaing, Sheep and Deer skins. Binding, radskins Tampico an^ ranch, gentlemen's and ladles Morocco.

They also intend to keep a general assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE TREES, CLAMPS, PEGS, dtc., Sw. Their arrangements with the Manufacturers and Importers in the Eastern cities, are snch as sverytiling at the very lowest prices.

Cash paid for Green and Dry Hides. GEO. KERCKHOFF &. CO. Terre-Hante, April 2-% 1852-30yl

E O A

J. M. HAGER embraces this opportunity of informing his former patrons, aud the public generally, that he has removed his

Saddlery and Harness Manufactory,

lo the frame bnilding, on Market Street, south of Longdon's (formerly Dole's) Livery Stable, where he keeps a general assortment of 8ADDLERY, HARNESS, BRIDLES, aud every thing in that line. O" All work entrusted to him neatly and promptly executed.

MH. SAMUEL HAGERR' 3

Has also removed his MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE In the front part of the same building. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt and efficient attention.

Terre-Haute, March 26, lt&2-2btf

A. O. RROWMIXO. JOII* T. WAI.I..

PRAIRIE CITY DRUG STORE

lIltOWNING St WALL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, coaxieit 4TH A NO XATIOJIAI. ROAD STREKTS, UNION now, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

HAVINGitsthe

purchased this new and elegant establishment from former prqprietor, Dr. K. H. Swain, aud fitted It up hi most desirable and convenient manner, we are now prepared to accommodate- all who will favor us with their patronage, with svery article belonging to our line. We are now in receipt of a very heavy Spring supply, which renders our stock one of the largest and most complete ever bronght to the Wabash Valley, sll of which we are prepared to warrant, and are determined to sell for CASH, or to undoubted prompt dealers, ou the usual timet as low as they can be purchased In any of tho neighboring cities. We respectfully Invite the attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, Physlclons, 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, DycStulTs, Spiccs, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, American Window-Glass, Apothecaries Shop Furniture, Pure Wines and Brandies,

Snuff, Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy Soap, &c., &c„

AH of which we will sell at Wholesale or Retail, unon terfns as favorable as any establishment In the "Valley.' Having made extensive arrangements In New Yerk, Boston, and Philadelphia, for the purchase of our Goodw Iroin Importer» and firtt hands, wo feel matured that by these increased facilities, we can offer greaTfer 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 all times, give his personal attention to the filling prescriptions, preparing family compounds, &c.

N, B. Ginseng, Flaxseed, Beeswax and Mustard Seed taken in exchange for goods, or in payment of debts. «,» NIght Bell at the side door on Fourth Street.

May 7, 1852-32tf H_

k. R.

N.B. No credit given for operations unless by previous arrangement. Torre-llante, November 15, lP5G-*-ly

Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

DOZEN Kossuth, Jenny Lind and Mexican Wool ?Vr 3 Cases Fashionable Silk Huts [and Fur Hats 30 doten Silk and Mohair Plush, Cloth and Velvet Caps 10 cases Kip and Calf Men's Boots and Shoes 90 aud Enamel and Morocco Ladies Booties, Buskins and Jeuny Lind's, Gum Over-Shoes and Booties, et

STQVE STORE.

Not^ IS, 1353-?tf F^XIPPERT^

Market Street, 2d Door North of Pfuznix Block.

JOIIN"SAYRE,

AS it'ST RECEIVED an almost endless variety or

Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

Among his prescot assortment may be found the Triumph, from Dayton Hooeier State and Kenlnckian Premiums, from Cincinnati New World, Globe, Atlas, Gladiator and Cultivator, from Albany, New York. These are all excellent patterns of Cooking Stoves, Most of them intended for either Waoaor Coal. and ma*jf of then hating TWO FIRM

PLACKS, one for winter and one for summer. In bis assortment of PARLOR STOVES, are the Souwnir and Floral Parlor, which are admirable for either wood or coal, as abto is the self-regnlating Cottage Parlor. Mr. Stvu has also an estensive assortment of TIN AND JAI'ANNKi) WARK.

IT Store, on Market Street, 3d Door North of National Road Street, opposite Farrington*s Block, Terre-Hante, Indiana. June 25, l$59-39tf

EAGLE FO0NDRY.

1 KINDS and sites of PLOWS 39 different liln S .1. STOVES: 4 sites STEAM ENGINES 9

Pmtenmwi ThrmU*m Mmekim** I site Walr's Vegetable Grinder or Cera Crather TCMEW LATKB for Weed or Iran Well and Cisfera POMPS. All kinds ef Mili and Machinery Castings Braes and Composition Castings Plow Castings and Plow Points of every kind. AU deacriptieas of

TIN, COPPEK AND SHEET IRON WORK, Sollow Ware, Laid and Segar Kettles, Aadireas, Sadirens and Wagon Boxes. Also, nil kinds of FINISHING either ia Cast Srwa, Wroaght Iren or Brass and PATTERN MAKING, of every ieacripUoa, at the above establishment corner of First and Street*. "Tiber* are «K better mrlnn in this coantrr, aer better ttud a«nd, than «ffl he foaad at theee watsa. Uavi^ hereto** rvedted a Uhetall shat* of patronage, I shall, in fhtare, «Un ta merit its coatlaaance.

Te»re-Haat», May 9, iSSl-^S-tf

agfc

THE

SMITH, D. D. S.

BEINGstreet,permanently

now.

located in his new OfTiCe on

Ohio 4th door East of the Public Square, will at all times be in readIness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession.

STOVB FIXTURES.

JOSEPH GROVER.

^*^5 Tower Mills*

HAVI

NO :•M|bl UMW heaatifal Steam Ftaariag works into fe.i ^peratioo, we are now ready to exchange I" Fhwir, Meet, Starts, Bran, &c., far Wheat and Car*, for Mi, with «U whe may fire as Mr eastern.

Mi mi

MILLER & SWLF..

Corae« af ChMtaat and Water tts.

Terre-/faale, Fek «!», v..

SHOE STORE

SCHOOLEY fc VANHORW,

for sale a large assortment BOOTS AND SHOES.

ALSO, A VARIETJf OF

BATii'Viiiffti

AO of which they will sell at wholesale or retail, at their new store ia Phoenix Row, oa National Road street, fifth door from the corner of Market street..

They will also manufacture Boots and Shofefcto order at, the same plaee. 5 SCBOOLEY rANHORN.

Terre-Hante, October 10, tft5l-2-tf

NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY,

On iain Streetj at the Open Front formerly occupied by J. F. Burnatt's Saddlery, opposite Unian Bow, by WILLIAM SAGE.

undersigned has a fine stock of CANDIES, RAISINS, FRUITS, and everything Usually foand In the confectioners line, which be intends to sell at the lowest prices.

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

WILLIAM H. SAGE,

Terre-IIaste, march 12,'52-24tf Opposite Union Row.

N E W E S A IS E N

Notice to Builders,

SASIl

O O IN A N A E UI

MANUFACTORY.

commenced the above business in the shop lately occnpieui^f A. L. Chamberlain, on Fourth street, near

to enable them to eell the Post Office", T'efre-Haute and would take tills method of informing persons^V

want

Terre-Hante, July 2,18S2-40-tf

anything In the above

line of business, and injMte the«n to give me a call, as I intend manufacturing mjCartfoles from the very best quality of Lumber. Persons ereclHJg buildings in the cltv or country will find it to their interest me a call, aa I shall spare ns pains to accommodate them iD^finlsb and the latest styles of work. Orders from a distance c^n be sent through the Post Office, end will receive 1 mmeditte"SltenUon. Persons in the city will leave orders as early aa possible.

W S A E

Forwarding and Commission

MERCHANT, km. E A E IN O S

BEL AIR,

£5"

(EEL RIVER FEEDER DAM,) CLAY COUNTY. INDIANA?*"

DOCKS, for building purposes, for sale at the Bel Aij

XV Quarries. fob. 27-22-ly

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

AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES: CLINTON L1N£. II. Wm. Montenth tc Co., Albany, Proprietors. Chapin &.Keyser, 113Bioad Street, New Yofk,"j O. P. Scovell, 5 Broad Street, Boston,, I Wm. Monteath, Buffalo, 1 Britton &. Co., Terre-Haute,

WESTERN FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY. rROPRIKTORS: Wm. Monteatli, Buffalo, I Thomas P.Waters, N.

H.C.Southwith, jr., Albany, I Wm. F. Leonard, do. Chopin & Keyser, 113 Broad St, New York,") Waters & Leonard, Courtlaud St., do T. P. Waters, 117 Broad St., do

Far Freight apply to No.2Coo,UantiSt.,I?ewYork.

II. Squiers, Dunkirk.

Sam. Brown, General Freight Agent, Foot Duane St.j N.Y. march 12, 1852-24yl

LATIST IM PROVEM ENT.1»

Noyo's Improved Portable Grist Mill.

rpiIE subscriber has completed and tested his Improved I Portable Grist Mill, for which he hos applied for Let-

ters Patent. He is now prepared to furnish to order a superior mill for grinding wheat and COARSE GRAINS. The mode of attaching the Runner Stone to the Spindle, together witlt 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 iuvented aud attached to this Mill valuable improvements, which make It superior to ail 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 OF rowxR ar mtCTiox, than any other Portable Mill now in operation. These luiiis are Of the best quality of French Burr Stones, and are from 20 to 34, 30, 32, aud 36 inches in diameter. They are placed In a substantial frame or husk and are driven by a belt with steam, water, or horte' power, and are WARRAXTKA to perform perfectly In every particular. JOHN T. NOYE.

Buffalo, September 1st, 1851.

JOHN T. NOYE,

SUCCESSOR TO HAYWARD &, NOYE,|

MANUFACTURERS OF

FRENCH BURR HILL STONES,

AND DKAI.ERS IK

Dutch Anker Bolting Cloths Portable Grist Mills, Screen Wires, Mill Screws, Damsels, Spindles, Castings, Vast Irons^

Proof Staffs, Grime's, Pagin's

ri„,#3 *ni

Johnson's Smut

•HM1

Tthe

—151

BAKER,

York

A01tHr9-

0. P. Scovell, 5 Broad Street, Boston, *j-

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

ri3

-ass Mills, -c *v

India Habber Belting and Hose}

Stuccco and Land Plaster, Water Lime, Etc. Manufactory 87, Main Street. Office, 13 Main Street and 5 Central dock, BUFFALO, N. Y.

The undersigned has been appointed by the proprietor of this valuable patent, Agent for Terre-Hante and the surrounding country. Any information in regard to its utili ty, price &C-, can be obtained by addressing him either personally or by letter post paid.

ISAAC B. HYMER, Terre-Hante, Ind.

April 30,1652-31-ly.

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS,

(SUCCESSOR TO Z. GAPEN)

UNDERTAKER ihd COFFIN MAKER

RESPECTFULLY

informs the citizens of Terre-Haut*

and vicinity, that he will give undivided attention to the above business, with a view to relieve the friends of deceased persons from the indispensable duties attending the death of a friend, nnd weald state that he in prepared to undertake the whole baldness of Funerals, if desired, or any part thereof, at redaeed prices.

AIIEARSE will, in all eases, he furnished fret of charge to snch as procure coffins at his establish meat. -, COFFINS kept en baad of all aizee.

To persons in the country I would say, that I will fur nUfc co&ns ckemper th»n they have been furnished by any person ia tbe county, and will attend tbe Funeral with my Hearse, fine of charge, any distancs not over ten miles. •«»SHOP on Cherry street^etweei. Market and Second

Terte-Iiaale, Aprils, 1820. ST—tf

O. F. COOKtHLT. WM. £. M*LSAX.

COOKERLY & McLEAN,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

W. E. McLEAN,

afid CoBiMssifflyr ef Deeds for tite States of Ohio tad Kcftiicky,

Will giv* pfsffifhptatwa to the taking of Depositions, AcksowWgmeat of De^ds, Mortgage*, rowans of Attorney, and all bssiaeas ofb Notarial character.

O*OFFICE, (Ui4 i|ory, Union How, Jowmai Printing Gflfce. November 9i ,'l8Sli-S-tf

300 SHAWLS

Among wbkh tony W fannd &ra*re and L*ag8ba«rhi, Hilhet, Otath, Ouhmeni a%d Merino Shatris hidim' and Chttdmne' Woeiea N«t Chfa, nt

Nsreasher »«, F.yiPPERTS

E4s

ClSClXXATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

FARVIN

October 15,1852.

A. R. BREWER,

No* SO Fifth Street* North slit, hetween and Valiat, 1 CINCINNATI, OHIO, TV/1 ANUFACTURER of Wight Ware, Coffwam IT I Urns, Chaffing Dishes, of all kinds

TOILET WARE, single or In sets Wardrobe Shoirer Baths, I Bathing Fans, Sponje Baths, I Hip ana Sits Baths, Suspension Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, various sixes, And every description of BATHING APPARATUS made to order.

He also keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of

Plain, Pressed, Japanned, and Bronzed

Wholesale aud Retail.

N.B. AH kiads JOBBING done in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron. march 1% 1853-SMyl

I. STRATTB. K. HAZUETT.

ISAAC STRAUB& CO.T

THIRD TRIAL

RRW

A O

Corner of Front it John sts., Cincinnati^ Ohio*

Sp^

"•nap

MTJLFKOE,

SPpTERAL NEWSPAPER & PERIODICAL AGJ^tTS Aim, Agent* for tie sak of &> Printing Presses, Type, Ink, Paper, Cards and keep constantly oo band good assortment of STATIONERY, nod all of the late Publications, at No. 68 Fourth Street, west of Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Jri

Mais

1.' -cJu* im

WAREHOUSE No. 19 Front St. between Main & Walnut

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

Wo prac$ this useful contrivance on all sixes of Mills, by which meanl^V^ convert a Corn Mill into a Stock Feed Mill but a fewrftjpntes work lo put it on, or to take it off.

We mannfactdre portable Mills, single and double geared (best quality of French hurrs) to grind Wheat, Corn and Stock Feed's, calculated for steam, water or horse power. These Mills have been run by steam and horsepower In competition against the other make of Mills of our city, at our Stale Fairs, and have never failed to carry off the first premium—ou one occasion was awarded a beautiful silvei medal. Our Mills, also took two first 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 operation by horse power, nt the Ohio State Fair, In 1850, when it was awarded a premium aud a splendid silver medal. Jv

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

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

NOTK.—Mr. 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, waa to be the owner of both mills, at each and every trial.

FIRST TRIAL

Straub to run an 18 inch Mill 1/ Burrows & Co. to run a 20 inch Mill. SECOND TRIAL. Straub to run a 22 inch Mill: Burrows & Co. to run a 24 inch Mill.

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 to grind cob feed out of whole ears of corn. I will run my 18 inch "Queen of the South," with a cobbreaker attachment, the same article that took the premium at the Ohio State Fair, last 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 you are apprehensive of a risky business, you have my entire approbation to run Mr Pomeroy's Corn Crusher

an auxiliary. Should my

gle article fail to grind equal in quality and quantity to the combined productions of tho two or three mills (just

please then you can draw a few hundred dollars as

sin

put up. Come boys, don't be cowardly—there is nothing like walking strait into the merits of a thing.

Oct 8, 1852-2m3 ISAAC STRAUB.

THE COST OF GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING.

"I^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 needloss,) that fpr the quality of article presented, the price is marked down to the lowest possible rate. Other articles may and doubtless Will be offered for. less price, bearing the same shape and name, bnt unless with a view of making Up the difference, the article cannot be of the same quality. Havlug my line of importation and manufacture now fully complete, no other establishment

you

Btakes

CAN

undersell me. As my profits will necessarily be small, I cannot afford to run any risk whatever in credits, 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 beat quality.

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

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

The following list of articles, of good quality, whieh are all reqosite in going to house keeping may be had for thtr ty dollars, or any part at proportionate rates: 1 Kitchen Shovel and Tongs-2 Painted Pails,

1 Tinned Iron Saucepan, 1 Flour Scoop, }Sngar ScooP,y|y 1 Barrel Cover,* 1 Half Barrel Cover, 1 Pepper and Flour Dredge, 3 Tin Pie Plates, 1 Tin Wash-Basin, 1 Dish Pan, 3 Table Ac. Tea-Spoons, Iron, 1 Chopping Knife and Bowl, 9 Tea and Coffee Canister, 1 Japanned Lamps, 2 Match Safe, 1 Chamber Pail, 2 Smoothing Irons, |r 2 Large Cedar Wash Tabs, 1 Wa*h-Board, 3 Dot. Ciothes-Plas, I Set Table Mats, I Britannia Coffee Pot, 1 Do Tea Pot, 6 Knives and Forks, cocoa handles, 1 Pair Careen to match,

honestly

w*pf

1 Cullender, *. I Cofiee Boiler, llB

1 Tin Dipper, 1 Egg Whip, 1 Basting Spoon, 1 Skimmer, ,. 1 Meat Fork, 1 Meat Knife/ 2 Scrub Brushes, 1 Dust Pan, 1 Dust Brush, 2 Brooms, 1 Coffee Mill, 1 Clothes Hone, 1 Flour Sieve, 1 Oil Filler, 1 Knife-Box,

I Door Mat, 1 Kitchen Table, I Potatoe Masher« 1 Flour Pail, 1 Spice Box, 1 Pastry Board, 1 Rolling Pin, ^Clothes Line,

1 Corkscrew and Funnel* 1 Large Walter, BURXET'S HOUSE-FURBISHING DEPOT,

Kev. S, lS5S-«tf New 14 Eaat 4th St., CiacinnML

Groceries, Qtieessware, and G-laasware.

OR FAMILY USE, we hare all tbe articles seeded, and will trite pleasure in offering our Good* to the at prices thai will insure sales. We have the very best GUlf POWDER and HYSOIf

TEAS, Coffee, Sugar, Spiccs, Dye Staffs, ftc. WILLIAMS & EABLY, Kav. 5-6y Ptapiet' Stare.

B. EL CXRHWELL,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

EAST OF THE SQUARE,

L! ETAS Jaat received a jntnl stoek of GEKTUMEH-S APPAREC which wiObemi at abort actioe, and temrrmnUd.

KEff YORK ADV'ERTlSMiNTS.

of our own manufacture, and warranted fa every particular, can be found at onr Ware-Rooms, 3€l Broadway, N-Y. Sept. l?,l^a-5lyl BENNET & CO. jus

Metal and Plate Glass Mantles or CHIMNEY PU3CBS

MATOTACTVaxn BTTHK _'VE MIRROR XARBLE COMPANY. These Mantles in style, finish and durability are aneqnaled by anything in market. They are rapidly coming into general fevor, and are highly prised by those who nave tnem ia nse. They cannot be soiled by oil, acid, or any other substance, therefore their beautiful lustre is very easily and permanently preserved. They area perfect gem in their way, while their price Is qatte moderate. They are easily and safely traMpertedand any mechanic can set them

Warm Air Furnaces,

For Dlrdlian, Churches and other Public Bnltdinjp, of a superior quality, at wholesale and retail. Prof. Emerson's system of Ventilation introduced in connection with warming, insuring at all times a pure and srboiesome air.

PROF. EMERSON'S VENTILATORS ANDCHIM NEYTOPS of all sizes,at wholesale and retail. ARNOTTS VENTILATING CHIMNEY VALVES. For sale at the Air Warming and Ventilating Warehou of GEORGE WALKER, 89K LEONARD STREET, near Broadway, NewYork. Oct. 2.1852-2m3

Book Agents Wanted.

circulate New and Popular works in Indian* awl Illinois. Great inducements are oifered to those wishing to engage in this business. Apply to

A.1ER.S

'*Y* I'

r^l

fr «C'l I*

Goede for ie to order,

The stock eaiwlsts of vartoas Broadcloths, Black, Browa and fsacy colors Cassiiaerae and Veeliags of ail

1 hinds SUrta, UnderriiirtSr Oandiwchie&, Cravats, Glovea, Sgmendeia, 4c., Ike. Ill* farawnta will he fashionably and aabetantadly mac and his prioss fcadaated to the iesrest Uriag ourk.

Terre-Hante, March 19,1^3-8Hf

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

See what it lias done on a wasted constitution, not only in the following cases, but a thousand more: SDDBI'RV, Jan. 24th, 1851.

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

WASHINGTON, Pa., April 12, 1848.

Dear Sir: Feeling that 1 have been spared from a premature grave, through your snstrumentality by the providence of God, I will take the liberty to express to yon my gratitude.

A Cough and alarming symptoms of Consumption had reduced me too lew to leave me anything like hope, when my physician brought me a bottle of your "PECTORAL."— It seemed to afford immediate relief, and now in 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 maukind. n, Sincerely wishing yon every blessing, I am

Very respectfully yours

JOHN J. CLARKE, Rector of St. Peter's Church. With such assurance and from such men, no stronger proof can be adduced unless it be from its effects upon trials- 3"*t iPrepared and Sold by JAMES C. AYER,

PXACTICAL CHXMIST, Lowell, Mass.,

For tole by WOOD & DONNELLY.) J. R. CUNINGHAM. Druggets, «v£ BROWNING &, WALL. Terre-HmmU-And at agencies in nearly every town throughout the West Dec., 3, 'M-lO-ly

i. larrro*.

iri£

ofilPsi»iSiMSror-M5s?$S22i«*^^75^S8W OH AT.TiTiN'Q-BT"''J

«»d varied ossortment of ROSEWOOD WttaTcvia concerus the health and happiness' of a1 .1 FORTES, plaiu aad ornamental, e(sgant patterns, at all times of the mort Wc-«bIe Importance. I fok«t|t f«r ehiborately carved, and highly finished with Pearl keys, all granted that every toeifem wilMo all in tfcsirpower, toe«*^ the Uvea of their ©hlMreu. and that sverj person will ofli deavor to promote.their own health at all sacr

W. H. BUCKINGHAM,

June 11,18i2-tf m#f Stgn of the Big Book

CHERRY PECTORAL

For tlte rapid Care ef

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

I CONSUMPTION.

Of all the numerous raediclues extant, fancTsome of them valuable) for the cure of pulmonary complaints, nothing has ever been found which could compare in its effects with tills Preparation. Others cure sometimes, but at all times and in all diseases of the lungs and throat where medislne can give relief, this will do U. It Is pleasant to take, and perfectly safe in accordance witli the directions. We do not advortise for the information of those who have tried it but those who have not Families that have known its value will not be without it, and by its timoly 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 preperation by the Board of Judges in September 1847 also, the Medals of the three great Institutes of Art, In this country also tho Diploma of the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, has been given to the CiiKaav PECTOSAI., by their Government in consideration of its extraordinary excellence and usefulness in curidg affections of the Lungs and Throat.

Read the following opinion foundod on the long experience of the eminent Physician of the Port and ity of

Dr. J. C. Ayer,— ST. JOHNS, May, 8, 1851. Flvo years trial of your CHERRY PECTORAL! my practice, has proven what 1 foresaw from its composition, must be true, that it eradicates and cures the colds and coughs to which we, in this section, are peculiarly liable. 1 think its equal has not yet been discovered, uor do 1 know how abetter remedy can be made for the distempers of the Throat and Lungs.

H. L.

BRITTON & CO,

FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Wheat, Barley and Flaxseed, White Beans ind Featfiftf, AT THEIR WAREHOUSE, Corner of First and Eagle Streets, Canal Basin,

December 18,1851-1 ltf

Kanawha and Lake Salt

IQT BARRELS Kanawha Salt, /O/ 50 Lake Salt, In good barrelg. j, ,,, Jaat received and for sale by JOHN C. ftOjS, May 14, i853-33tf Boeton Store

COTTOWADES

Wcost,

E bate a fine assortment of those goods an hand which as it to late in the aeoson we will sell at eastern A. dt E. TUITE.

TnuiE-Hxtrnt October1. 1853.

To Country Merchants.

TITBRCHANTS In the country who vieit tbia market to ivJL replenish thoir Stocks, would do well to call and esaatiite my stock efcDRY GOODS. Having aarehaeed many goods expressly for the JOBBING TRADE which will be sold at a small advance on New York cost, at

F*rri*gU*'s Block, North Side Nov. 12, lS$-7tf NIPPERT8L

TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL AJTD EVERY ONE IN PARTICULAR^

AT THE PEOPLES' STOBE,

KEPT BY WILLIAMS k. EARLY, On National Road Street opposii* the COURT HOUSE,

CCity,at

TIZENS, Farmers aadStranfw* vWtfaf the PntiMa can ind a great variety ofGoods to salt their wants and lower prices than they have be«a accustomed

rf- T*# ah C^QAIM{ A tARCfe «S2n» FRB8H CASDIBS,* A every hue sM^rUa* ^0^

march 14, Oppertie Union R«Ar.

AMiunr

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. /Aj

S I CASH PAID FOR

MEDICINE^

TUK mtIR

DIGESTIVE FLUID

GASTRIC JTJIOB.

rrej»nreil front RENNET, or the fourth 8TOMACII 0* T! Ph. fhiladelphla, Pa. This is 11 truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys« pepsin, Jnnndice, Liver Com pin in t, Constipation and Debility, Curing after Natute's own method, by

THE OX, after directions of HA RON LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S.HOUGIITON, M. D.,

Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. ID" Half a teaapoonful of Persut, infused in water, wll digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Roa*t Beef «n absut two hours, out of the stomach.

PEPSIN is tbe chief element, or Great Digesting Princi* pie of the Gastric Juice—the Solvent of the Food, tho Purifying, Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intestines. It is extracted from tbe Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thns forming an AaTtrrcui. DIOESTIVJC Ft.tnn, precisely Ilka the natural Gastric Julos In ItsChemi cal powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for it. By the aid of this preparation, the pains and evils ef INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are removed, just an they would be by a healthy Stomach. It Is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptie 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.

Scientific Evidence

BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Flnid, analagonn lo the Gastric Jnice, may be readily prepared from th» mucous membrane of the stomach of the Ox, in which various article# of food,? as meat and eggs, arlli be »ffltntdr changed, and digested, just in the same manner as they would be in the human stomach." 43" Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular,, gratia, giving a large amount of SciEmnc EVIDENCE,. similar to the above, together with Reports of Rkma*mabim Ccus, from all parts of the United States.

AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,

DR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has prodnced the most marvellous effects, ia oaring cases of Debility, Emaciation^ Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption. It is impose slble to give the details of esses in the limits of this adver§ lisement bnt authenticated certificates have been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES' in Philadelphia, New York and Boston alone. These were* nearly all desperate eases, and the enres were not only rapidC and wonderful, bnt permanent.

It ia a great Nervous Antidote, and particularly useful for tendency to Billons disorder, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, or badly treated fever and ague, and the evil effects' Qainine, Mercury, and other drngs upon the Digestive Organs, after a long sickness. Also, for excess ia eating, and* the too free nee of ardent spirits. It almost reconciles Health with Intemperance.

Dr. HotMirroK's Ptrstw is]*r«pe«ed in Powder and ia Flnid form—and In Prescription vials tor the nse of Physicians. PatvsT* Cracvuik for tho use of Physlcisns, may be ofc»? talned of Dr. Houghton or his Agents, describing the whoia*, prooecsof prMtatatfea,aaj giving the authorities apon which the claims of this new remedy are based. As It is not 9secret remedy, no ebfeetion eaa be raised against its ase by Physicians in respectable standing cad regnlar practice Price, ONE DOLLAR v*r bottle

Agents—WOOD Sf DONNELLY, Terre-Hante. Wholesale and Retail Agents: CRAIGHEAD BROWNING, ladianapoUs. »T April 9th, lSSS.98.1y

Now Carriage Manufactory.

aiiT

f»ces.

it lobe my duty to solemnly assure yon thikt 1 oerdiog to the opinion of the most rJ*

Hobcnsack's Woxm Syrup*

An article founded upon Scientific Principles compound-' parely vegetable substances, being perfectly when taken, and can be given to the most tender Infant hWth decided beneficial effect, where Co^T^d

Dimrrkma have made them weak and debi tits ted the Toilc properties of tnyWonh Syrup are each, that It stands without *n equal In the catalogue of medicines, In givinc ton* and strength to the Stomach, which makes it an Infallible remedy for those afflicted with Drarsrsu, the astonishlne cuias perfbrmed by this Syrup after Physicians have failed ia the beat evidence of iu superior efficacy ove? all oth«*.

THE TAi^ WORM!

(£r Hobensack's Liver Pilla

TTvtrV.^

mor®

l° 1

I fe^

are the |Hmary c»oee» of a large majority «f whlch children and adntts are liabie if you have an appetite MatfuaaUv.changeable from one kind of food.to anothir, Bad Breath, tomfcfc. ttckThg ki theN6Wfi Hardness and Fullness of the Befly.Dr* Oou^USlow FiwelU Pulse Irregular—remember that ail these denote WORMS# and you should at onee apply the remedy:—

This la the most difficult Worm to destroy of all that infest the human system, it grows to an almost Indefinite ieagUi becoming so coiled and fastened In the Intestines' and Stomach effecting the health so sadly as to causa St. Vitus Dance, Fits, 4sc., that those afflicted seldom If ever suspect that it is TAPE WORM hastening them to an earlv grave. In order to destroy this Worm, a verv energetic treatment most be pursued, it would therefore be prdter to take 6 to 8 of my Liver Pills so as to remove ali obttrudlions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm, which mujrt be taken In doses of Tablespoonfulls 3 times a day these directions followed have never been known to foil In curing the most obstinate case of T*r* Woan.

,taWe t#

LIVER, it serving as a filterer to purify the blood, orgivlnn the proper secretion to the bile so that any wrong wtion of the Liver effects the other important parts of the system, and results variously. In Liver Complaint, Jaundice, DyV i^if "|,ouW' watch every symptom that might indicate a wrong action of the Liver. Theae Pills being composed of ROOTS and PLANT'S furnlshjd

wl tho

8iclt-

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine In nany complaints to which vou are subject. In obstructions either total or partial, they hnve been found of inestimable benefit, restorlug their functional arrangements to healthv action, purifying the blood and other fluid* so effectually to put to flight all complnints which may nrlse from fnmnle Irregularities, as headache, giddiness, dimness of sight pnln In the side, back, «J*c.

None genuine unless signed J. N. Ilobensnck, nil other* being base Imitation. 1LT Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers desirous of becoming Agent* muni address the Proprietor J. N. Ilobensnck, Philadelphia, Pn.

Sold by all Druggists nnd Merchants in the United States. Pamphlets to be obtained of the Agents gratis. AOENTS:

than tha

Namely, 1st, An EXPECTO

RANT, which augnients the secretion from the Pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes the diseharge of secreted matter. 2nd. An ALTERATIVE, which cKogUTn^ inexplicable and insensible manner the certain morbid 7'^'

:,rd,

4 TONIC, which gives tone

and strength to the nervous system, renewing health and vigor lo all parts of the body. 4th. A CATHARTIC which acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients! and operating on the Bowels, nnd expelling the whole mase of corrupt and viUated matter, an.! puritylug tho Blood which destroys disease aud restores health.

UROWNING & WALI-, Terre-IInute, Wholesale and Retail Agents, who will supply Denlers, .!fc». O* Price each cents. aopt. 3, '52-49yl

Cntervd KWfWnj to Art of On(P»M, In tho reur lRAI.bj 3, 8. Hougtiton, M. I). In lh« Clark'* Offlna of U« Mutrtet Oiurt for tha KaJtern Dlntrlrt or IVnnnirlritiiti,.

Another Scientific Wonder!

DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S

GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER.

I HAVE commenced the Carriage Meant.^ factaring besinees,^ my New North Terre-Hante, on the corner of Fifth Street

and L«fayetta Road, where all branches of tha business will be promptly attended to, and any work from my shop shelf ft be sarpaiasd on the Wabeeh, for beauty of style elegance af finteh or oempUa workmanship and durability nadat prioss, CHEAPER than heretofore.

A variety of Carriages, Bnggiea, Derenehea aad alwsvsoa hand and for aale. ., AHlIUG of all kiadadone oa the shortest notice Aim, Painting and Varnishing doaewfth neatness. /NO. WM. DOUGLA3SL

Terre-Hante, Aftti 9,