The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 May 1852 — Page 4
BUSINESS CI [I[IV.
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A N O
PRIKTIN6,
AT THE
tWnbAoh eoudrr ^ftCcr, TERRE UAUTE, INDIANA, WITH A rnisii *urri.Y or jK*as^xr crcoaa qppsraPiBB. We have also a complete set ol new and heautilul
^L O I
FoHfiard rrintia? in imitation of Copper-plate Persons wanting Printing done will do well to irive us a call am with new materials and experienced workmen, we cannot be excelled, and wt
WARHANT SAT1SFACTIOS.
Blank Deeds & Mortgages, BILLS OF LADING, Protests and Instructions JFor Flat and other floats*
Kept coo*tantly on band at thi#0fice-
S^ioturoom T? fipeitory.
WEST SIDE OF TilE SQUARE.
AND
A- OOOKERLY.' W*. t. NOUX. COOKERLY & McLEAN,
A®®®®sya,2,s
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, /TERRE HAUTE, IND.
E. McLEAN,
Notary Public &. Commissioner ol Deeds for the States of Ohio and Kentucky,
WILL
give prompt attention to the tnking of Depositions, acknowledgment of Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, and all business of a Notarial character. flflrOKFU'K, third story, Union Row, adjoinii the Jonrntil Printi sr Office.
June 15, .*61-1^-42
LA!\ICR Ac ROSS, (Sucre*!tars to Bright f- Lamer,) FOnWARDINfi AND COMMISSION
ME®D3Hi^OTS„ PACKET JU..VDING, RAIIJUMD DtrOT, AXD WHARF, ^MMADISON, IND.
nOQOQP Iw in readines portnining to I
N. H.—No. previous arranuem«nt.
CIONTINUES
I.,
Tleferrncem—Blythe & Holland, T. A. Morris Klrlnnd & Eitzgibbon, Indianapolis D. White Mndison.
Oct 25,'52-9-1 ypd
J. JULIAN.
ed St., nearly "opposite Stewart House. VI DEALER IN American and Foreign Marble
NOJiTJI OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, TEltRE IIAUTE. IND. Manufacturer of Monuments, Tomb*
TuGles, Grnve-Siones, Asc. He keeps constantly on Imnd a large supply ol the best Vermont and Italian Marble, and is prepared at all timoa to fill orders with promptness, and in a workman-like style.
Nov 15, 51-12-Gm
April 17, 1849-31y
J. H. LONG, M. D.,r~:"
thePrnciirc of Medicine from the
Ofiicool Dr. A. Uolnifs, and respectfully solicits a shnre of public patronage. The following from Dr. Holmes is considered a sufficient rocoui incndation to satisfy the public mind.
The Practice of Medicine
Will be continued from my oflice, by J. H. Lo.vo, M. I).5 who. during the pa»t two years, has proved iiiinet'if faithful and worthy of confidence. junel-40-tf A. HOLMES, M. D.
I .V .X «.
HOOHP, Cnrrinpe, Sign, and Ornamental Painting, iu nil their llniuches.
ALSO,
Designs, Banners. FLAGS, Traj)«»»«"TR' cios, properly expctitrdcleaned and VARNIGLHYL^MO^^HP^^
HWRSTTR.MI
Nov 8, 51-U»tf*r26
OPPOSITE Doles' New
iimnnng, and 'JD door north ol ILIO COURIER ()tTice. Terre Huuto. NIAR23-30Y li. K. BROWN.
J. BIYRJOVL I In ASHL&Y BRITTON & CO., Forwnratng nna coiummsiou Merchants,
TEKUE HAUTE, INDIANA.
FMMIJS highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye, JH Corn, )ais, Flaxseed, Timoiby Seed, Clover Se.'d, White Beans, and Featlars, at their Warehouse, corner of First and ilagle stroeu, Canal llai-iii. c» /»,
CI.KM TI.VJtXY," 61IWOX Bt'Rm*, Philadelphia. Cincinnati. TING-LEY & BURTON,
WllcUXSlMS 1EAU:RS W
Foreign and Domestic Dry Gods South East Corner P«nrl and Walnut Streets, CINCINNATI OHIO.
ARE
now opening full and complete stock oi Spring Goods, which they offer for cash, or tko usual credits.
Jan I, *53-19-ly
EGBERT HAHVEY, Produce Commission Merchant. •j,n v- Buffalo, N. Y.
References in TerTe Haute, JACOB !. EARLT. Esq.,
fobl6 25-U
DUMAS DCMIXO, TSWIY JAMXS EAQ., C. &. C. W. BARBOUR.
StiSvliis, Hall- Cilllins, Sir. niHE undersigned 1»« titled up tor UMI acconv modation of the citixens of 'lerre liaute, and travelers, a shop one door north of FarringtonY Block, where they all can gat a dean and eaay shave, and their hair cut in the beat manner. Razors «1 way sharp— Soap, Braslws and Towelaalways clcan. JESSE MrTCUELL.
Nova^^ll3ti
Early ALeggett,
Fortrtirdtug *f* umiMigfioM
And d? Blrrs inall kind* produce,.
TK(UIK HAUTE 'sa ei»-3i.
Mar
*T. EVANS.'MfD:
BESPETFULLY
tender* lua pnit"sstoia| «rr«
via» to the cirite&a oi Terre Hattte and vicinity. Office on Market street, first door smith of the Town Hall. AprilUVM U-|y
J. 6. STIPHiNS^ M* B. Ihw*icint Mftft Alfrce#*, TERRE IIAUTE, IND. Office nearly opposite BrownS flotel.
THOMAS H. NELSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, TKlfltE UAl TBi IND. 0*ierr #fl Fit*wa* BUhA,
Dec 7,^30-15-il 3 }mw
BUSINESS CARDS.
Western States Line,. For Buffalo, Canada and Wentera State*. WITHOUT RESWPPltfG AT
Albany or Troy, PROPRIETORS.
A. R- COBB fit t'O-, foot of Indiana Street, faloA- W. PAUUER, &.Ca, 191 Uroad Street, New
York,
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Agents,No-181 Broad Street, New York.
E. W SUUYS.C- II- CAxnrto. £3rM tni Packages, W. 8- Line, and abii Western States Li tie, Foot of Bruad Street, New Yorkconmrtien witk T*rre Haute mmd Toledo Um Canal that*
COSSIQjrKES.
SCOTT Sl Srtjtcta, Toledo, EAKI.Y
&.
LRWETT, Terre Haute,
mar. 26 *52 w-6o»-3|.
S23.&3B*
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
a thousand other delicacies, of which due notice will be given. ma3lt#
^FOOLE aT BROTHER, Fprwnrdins & Commiaxioa XeKkacti, ft MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS,
References, Williams & Early, 1 «?f it H. D. Williams & Co., Terre Haute. iH
Bernent & Co.,
Any boameea. Forwarding or Commission, en listed to our charge will meet oar usual prompt attention i««t&-42iy-
B. MOITATT,
ATTORNEY AT LAWt TEKEE HAUTE, IND.
Office in Union Row,«ra RMVMV&ere, vov J5 *51. jo.!v «5l- M/a ov ID TH i4-\y
J. W. NEWLAXO.
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JPWM. C. TRABPE.
&
raimyps,
{Successor* to S. W. Pugh,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 440, Main Street,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, North Side, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
HAVE
on hand a large and carefully selected stock of Groceries, which they will sell very low for Cash, or in exchange for Country Produce. The following are the principal articles, viz: 250 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee
50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hhds Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar 10 do Refined and Clarified do 75 bbls Loaf, Powdered, and Crushed do 10 trcs. Flint Rice .. »,j 25 Wls Golden Syrup /».: 25 half do do 20 ten gallon kegs do 70 bbls Plantation Molasses 25 do Sugar House do 30 half bbls do do 55 half chests Gun Powder Tea 26 do Black do 32 do Young Hyson do .a 25, 6 and 12 lb. boxesdo do ?. 7: 75 boxes Pearl Starch 10 do Chocolate
120 100 160 30 225
do do do do do
'DENTISTRY.
•J H. R. SMITH, D. D. S DEING now permanent ly tocotcd In hta new u»fjee on Ohio street, third door cast of the public square, will at all times Iw in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things to his profession. •(lit in ven for operatinnsnnlcsH by
Rosin Soap 1 Fancy do
Star Candles !. Sperm, do h. Pressed Summer Candles
150,000 Cuba Six Cigars 25,000 Spanish do 25,1)00 Halt Spanish do [to 1000 250 bags and bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 1000 lbs Carpet Chain 1000 do Candle Wick 1200 do Cotton Twine 150 bales Cotton Batting 525 bags Shot, assorted sices 10,000 lbs Bar and Pig Lead 75 doz Blue Buckets 50 do Fancy do
50 do do Half do 45 nests (3 and 8 in nest) Painted Tubs 35 dot No. 2 and 3 do do 75 do Zinc Wash Boards ^50 bbls Hydraulic Cement 50 do Vin««ar 85 pnekacee No. 1, 0, and 3 Mackerel 800 kegs buper Cut Nails, from 3 to 20 penny 100 do ao do Brads, 6,8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginia Tobacco [and 1 lb lumps 115 do Missouri and Kentucky do. 5,8, ilb 100 do Matches 350 doz Shaker and Torn Brooms .12 casks and bbls SaUeratus 10 do do Super Corb. Soda 700 lbs Best Spanish Indigo 1G00 do Bright Dutch Madder 50 bags Pepper and Spices 12 bbls Alum 12 bbls Epsonf Salts '30 do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 lbs Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark 400 Ibd Camphor 350 do Cream of Tartar 1200 reams Wrapping Paper 350 do Lotter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull'sSarsaparilla 50 lo Fresh Green Cheese 315 kegs Pure and No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article trffported 2 half pipes Jas. Hennossy Palo and Dark
Brandy A. Seignette do do Rastean do do J. &. F. artel Brandy J. J. Dupuy do London Dock Madeira Wine R. L. do do Spanish Port do Pure Port Juice, Crown Brand Juice Port Burgundy Pale cherry, very fine Pure sweet Malaga Wine
„2 do 3 qr. casks 1 half pi|»e do qr. casks do do do do do do do
Swwst W«ne and Gin, New
England Rum, Old Bourbon,Copper Distilled and ctified Whisky, Poach and Apple Brandy. Also-^Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Eftsences. Cinnamon, Vermifuge, Castor and Linseed and Tanners Oil, Turpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards. Bottle Corks, Cotton ami Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot Lines and Staging, Dupout's and Blasting Powder, Sifters. Salt, Sic. &c. septl3-51 3-ly
Japanned Tinware Manafacterj. 'pHE undersigned manufact urra and keeps con1 stnntly on hand a large and general assortment of Japanned, Ornamental, Bronzed, and Pressed Tinware, which he offers to sell to Country Merchants, Stove and Tin Dealers, Pedlars, and others, st sueh prices as wi II yield a handsome profit to the btiver. Every arUclo he olltm tor sale is inads iu his own shop, and under his personal soperintendtnee, from the raw material. And in this particular he claims to have it in his power to oner inducements, far superior lo any other dealer in the West.
Having recently made large additions to his manufacturing department in the way of room.
making
their purchase* in the eastern cities, will find that they can do equally as well here in point of price and quality, and in addition to this they can always buy just what they want, and may fill up their stocks as they may desire, without th« inconvenience of waiting six weeks or two months foe a aupplv from the East.
LABS LAMPS.
Thetl^dersigned would also call attaririon of dealers to bis Improved Oxvgea Lard Lamp. This Lamp ia so constructed that the entire tun can ba removed for the purpose of trimming and cleaning. The otQeetton tn this Lamp heretofore has been, that they could not be darned, and it was with difficulty that they eaald he trimmed.— entirely otunmae in the improvement. In addition t» this they am much
oigaatims are nenL In addi
quicker, sod of coarse can ha aoid at a reduced price this season. They are acknowledged to b« the beet and cheapest Lard Lamp ever ininxiuced
Aim mannliKriures and keeps constantly on hand the justly celebrated Air Lard Lnasft.— Thir Lamp haa now been in use far eight years, and has given entire satisfaction.
Dealers an itapsctfally solicited to call and examine nr stock and prkws before purchasing. GKoScE D. W1NCHELU
Comer of Psart and Wain at Stwts. oppoeitethe Pearl iSmnt Ho«se, Cindnnati. Ohio. N.B. Particalar attention paid to packing «M forward i* snides to the country.
Dec5,^Uly-*-t
^ilme aid L«t Ftr Sale. 'HE large and oamaisdiwss Brick Bouse oc Wa Iter a I oooer, on First ia Tette Hans, tos{ether with/iwf acre* of groanon which it Is situate, is iiftwi for aale on favorterms.
Thaw is a good issff, clefMt. pmaises. Enquire of N?v «, "Sl-lS-tf F.ii
and stabieon the
P. ISSUER.
rns QKKAT KKHTTUCKV REHKDV, )R. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA!! Will Wooden never Cease! the fo&>wins eures, performed atone by the ass el
BULL'S SAH&APARIIJJl, we not woudwMhsn iekaonkds* th»i we do not know the tneaniiyf of the twd. BmuI, and be eouTtoced that fiwts art stranger than
Lam P. O., fatten Co., Ky., Oct, 1,1851.'
Vt. John Ball Dear 8ir—The two doaen of your SuawriUa, ordered in September, cam* to hand, and, tn aetnowledging the receipt of die saaae, I feel I would be loing you UuuutJce to withhold the following, among the nany of theInsUneM that have coin'e nnder my observaJon, during the last two years, of the great cur*tiro prop tie!* of your Sananarilla:— lira. Jeannatte Martin, a highly mspeetable My of my aflUeted to *e t»w*. Bite Tied the best medical advice in onr eount.v, without relief, tad had given un all hopes of a cure. At this stage of hez
I persuaded her son to take a bottle of your Bfu»n paHe did w,
ilia. •o, and in a short time returned, and pur.r bottli Sheoen
another bottle, stating the first bad had a decidedly (ood effect. She continued to use it until, after the use ol ire or nix bottles, I had the pleasure of seeing the old ludy
Mmtfaeliuich. She awured mo that aha had almost mtindjr recovered her health, and from her I received the iooount of her dWut, and in about the same words 1 give ,t to you. This L* but one of a number of curse under my ibservation—of very remarkable ones—performed by the jm of your Sarvaparilla, in my neighborhood. The doaaad far it has steadily increased since its Introduction aere. JStty respectfully, your obedient servant, ,| WM. H. DICKINSON, r. M.
BOTU COCXTT, Ky., Oct. 6,1351.
Br. John Boll: Bear Sir—I have seen the most marvel.oos care of one of my patients, by your valuable modlclut —an eld lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood with scrofula, and various diseases of the brain. She wa* sixty vean old. It had run into something like leprosy ind Hie was the miut frightful creature my eyes evei jeheld. I called In Dr. McVadden, a very fine physician 0 consult with me in relation to ber. We came to tlu inclusion that it was out of our power to relieve her but going to my office, I accidentally picked up one of youi lournali, when, on seeing the wonderful cures your SartmMrllla had effected, 1 resolved to try the experiment in thh sase. I took her two bottlos of It, after taking which 1 sercelved a great chance. I took her some more. She is aow taking the sixth bottle, and I consider her entirely •ured. 1 take great plaasure in recommending your Bar aparilla to the afflicted public.
Yours respectfully, :tm, ,r JOIDt M. BOSS, M.D.
T, Thomas A. Stngo?of Graves Co., Ky-. for the benefit jf mankind generally, do hereby ccrtlfy, that on or about the 16th day of October, 1847,1 xciis attacked with a very wvon pain in the lower part of the abdomen, which lasted out a lew minutes, and moved Into the left hip, and con:tnned exceedingly painful for about five days, during which time I had a very light fever. At the end of that :lme the fever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, ifter which it again returned, and was much worse than aefore. During all this time I was under medical treatment. From a short time after I was taken, I was unable •jo walk or sit up the hip in which the pun was so bad commenced rising, until some time in January, when it ouxst, and a number of pieces of bone came out—as many twenty, at least. Some of the pieces were three-fourths if an inch long. Some time after this, a hard knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my right wrist, and anc on my leg, below my knee. I continued to get weak ind worse, and. pain made its appearance in my right shoulder, and would mow in my breast and stomach. At this time all person gave me up to die. A physician then told me that, as a last remedy. 1 had better use MU. BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. Aftor the use of the second bottle, the knot on my wrist commenced getting soft. I opened it, and a day or two after, piece of hone came out. My wrist soon got well, and I xtndiiU'jd to gaiu strength. After I used the third bottle, could get no moie for some four weeks, after which time succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the three last bottles, the knot on my hip became soft it was pened, and some corruption ran out, together with a im&il piece of bone, and the sore soon got well, and the toot, entirely diappuired. The sore on my leg also opened, ind apiece of bone came out. I continued the use of the Sarsaparilla until I used twelve bottles, and am now entirely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem itnuige to some, but I will here state that, during the rammer of 1849,1 coughed up ihree pieces of bone, which an now be seen at the residence of my uncle. Thos. Seal, where I now live, and If any persons doubt this statement, I will be happy to converse with them, if they will call on Jie. Sign**, THOMAS N. K1NQO.
State of Kentucky. Oraves Co., Set
This day personally came before me the undersigned, an tcting justice of the peace in and for said county, and made ath In due form of law, that the above statement is true. Subscribed and sworn to, this 15th day of February, I860.
S. P. MORSE, J. V. for O. C.
I, Irwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves
Jounty, State of Kontucky, do certify that S. P. MO #hose name is signed to the above certificate, Is no •raa at the time of signing the same, a justice of the peace, *1 and
Ciii the rwuler believe, ^ier
lorse, and
and for said Oraves County, duly commissioned juallfied as such, and that ftith and credit are duo all his rfUciol acts, as Huch.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my -i hand, and caused the seal of the County Court oi said county to be hereunto afllxod, this 18th day of February, 1860.
ibe above numeroos curss, that t^ore is still a few human Mings, suffering with ijUsa"*^, that refuse to give Bull's iarsaaarilla a trUlv T* is indeed hard to believe, but nevtttheletSyi* £TMX true. What kind of testimony would it mke.t*^onvinco the few remaining disbelievers, that Bull's "filoicino will do more even than it promises! The doctor wuld produce another and another cure performed by his nedfrlnc bnt if the cases publlshod above will not conrice the aceptical, it is useless to produce any mora, and, ndeod, it would cost a fortune to publish the many certllcata that have been showered on Dr. Bull. The largest nammoth sheet In America would not contain even the mmes of those cured, let alono full statement! of their
This medicine, when used according to directions, will sure, %i hout liii:— Scrofula or King's Evi!, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions ot he Skin, ilrysipeias. Chronic Son Kjes, Ringworm fetter*, Seald llead, Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones
MOWS «a«MM|^ ««VM| M«V um VI MVIVUIJ Pain in the Side or Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago,' Dropsy, Jaundice, Costiveness, Bronchitis, Bore Throat, .toughs, Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary ASecJous, and all other Diseases tending to produce ConsumpJon, Liver Complaint*, Vwmale IrreguUritlM and COMjteinu, Sick and Nervous lieadache, Low Spirits, Night iwcats, Kxposure or Imprudenoe In Liiv, Chroaie Constivattonul DUeaaes, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and Jcneral Tonic for the System, and a Gentle and K^duriC^0
T)m«
1~*L1E subscribera. in connection with their 1 prment Wharf boat, have just completed the "mammoth wharf boat amjnBa iam«3*_T W3«as^ finished in the moat aubetantial manner, andwiUi a fire-proof roof.
Provided with these two Boats, and with aide and competent assistants, we can now receive and store, at theriver, S,000 Tons of Produce A Merchaadiae, comidetely slwlterrd and protected from casualtie* in alt Weathers thereby avoiding the neceaaity, as heretofore^ of exposing produce, in the indement season, upon a wet snd muddy landing and, ateo, fisciliuting as in rvshipping with more dispatch, in better order, and ss wo are aemred by Steamboat Masters, st lower rates of freight than has ever before been done at this poifit.
With these advantages we respectfully solicit consignments. Liberal advances made upon Produce consign ed to as for (VBhtomsnt to onr correepoodents in N«w Orir*n», and the same farwartkd at the vary towrst rate* of freight.
Wa will also rvodive coosifoments for asle, affect sales protupdy, and make qaick mums. O R1LKY St MITCH tILL.
Evsywlk, Jan li, ^w6m
Tood & Donaclly^s Drag Slom Old Estahlished Stand, North Side of the PUBLIC SQUARE.
A this store tasy be fbttnd as usual iu WHOLF 8ALE. a canlea ssswnmr m. of every thing onr line of business, which will baaold at the low «st range of prtosa.
I A O I E If I E S
WINES and LIQUORS6h Medicai mm, pwaj aod ol cbosoe flavowm, Paisla, OiMars folua, Dye ttsffs, f^naa •wi GlasaWtarn, Pittf.il««, Brn»hea,
Brsuw, Leaf, Ac.
|3rPhysiHsns Prssjfrtpsiotis accurately com sonried. All our oKfcWprrpantkws are mads in aoawdnaes with the tT. & Dtspcnsttory.
April 5, *51,Sf-tf
BANK NOTE TABLE.
COBSECTED FOR TUB WABASH COUFUKR,
Indiana.
§t*te Bank »nd Pr*nch*, Watson'BChecks,Terre Hi
mntoMtmrnfoi Northern Bank of Kentucky, BankofLoujavilie, .,
City Bank, Commercial Banlu Mechanics' and TWi" Witt Mastijlon Ban Circleville, Xenia Ban Geauga Ba Zanesville Steubenville,lp]d byi
Marjetta Ba St. CTsirsvill 'Mougi Pleasant Clinton Bank T~ NewJUsbon Dayton Bank, Westtrrn Reserve Bank, Franklin Bnnk-ofColumbuBf State Bank and Branches,
All others,
All solvent banks, North Carolina. All solvent banks,
Michigan Insurance Company, River Raisin,
All others, Real Estate Bank and Branches,
Boston, Baltimore*, New Orleans, Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
JJ)W1S ANDERSON Ot
W" Cw,im' Wlter'
DR. JOUN BTTLL'8 Principal OBloe, 81 Fourth st-.looiavUle, Ky.
appUcatlona fltr Agencies must be addressed. J. R. CUN1NGHAM, Sole Agent tor Terre Route, where the Medicine can be had by the dosen, at Proprietors prices.
Large supply just received. Feb 20, TO-wGro-26 t|l*f
r. o. o'aiEET. J. S. MlTCaELL. evansvuxe
Forwardini Commission Honse,
1 0
J" par
ante,
JHl6M Hclf V.m
*»n
Ohio.
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co, Lafayette Bank, Franhlin Bank,
pai pai par par par psr psr psr par psr psi pat par p»r pai pai pir p#i at or
Bank of Missouri and Brunches, St. Louis couniy Scrip, St. Louis city Scrip,
par
Missouri.
i. pat par vt? pat
Illinois*
State Bank and Branches, .Certificates, Bank of Illinois and Branches,
35dis 35dis 70 die
Virginia.
Bank of Virginia and Branches, Bank of the valley aud Braaebies, Exchange Bank, at Norfolk, Farmers' Bank of Virginia and Brandies, Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Wheeling, Northwestern Bonk of Va, nodBrapchw,
Ids ldis ldif iois 1 dit ldis
Tennessee.
AH solvent bants, ,- Louisiana* vi* All solvent Banks,
«i W di»
ldis
Georgia.
2^ die
2i die
South Carolina.
All BOIvent banks,
'^2*dU
Arkansas.
State Bank and Branches, Michigan* 1 Bank of St. Clair, Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank, Detroit,
no sale
lOdis 5dis
no sak 25di no sal*
1
Alabama.
Bonk Mobile, Bank of the State and Branches^, Planters' and Merchan ts' Bank All others -tCI if!..'*-
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company, Bank ofMiiueral Point, Iowa. Miners'Bank of Dubuque,
2 dis
15 di* brokt no calt
Wisconsin*
ldis
brokfc
ldit
New England... ..
All solvent banks, K.* i. wi New York City and Country, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, Baltimore ond Maryland, Fjf .JS All small bills under $5 *3^
ldis ldis ldi? ldit 2dit
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Selling: Rates of Exchange.
On New York, at sight, Philadelphia,
ijth. •ftihr
1 pm 1 pm
,1 pn
*. tt Fai pai pai 1pm
United States Treasury Notes, (new issue,) 1 pm
Current Yalne of Gold and Silver. American Eagles and in proportion, $10.0( Sovereigns, crown stamp, in proportion do dragon do do- do Napoleons, 20 franc pieces, Guinea, English, tfi* Spanish Doubloons, Patriot, Mexican, Columbian Doubloon, ^eJ5.50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion, 4.0G
4.8? 4.8:3.8C 5.0C
)4?
J6.0(
NEW SHOE STOEE.
""•"S HOOLEY & VANHORN Offer for sale a large assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES. Also, a variety of
9 ^9
All of which they will sell at wholesale or retail, at their new store in Phoenix Row, on National Road street, fifth door from the corner of MarJ^street. .——
They will also manufaotlue Boota fiDd Shoes to order at the same SCHOOLEY & VANHORN.
Hau,e'"October 4' Srl-6-,t-
STEWART HOUSE.
MAIIAN & DOUGHTY
HAVEtraveling
taken lor five years the Hotel known to the public as the S E W A It HOUSE, on the corner of Wabash and Second Streets, in Terre Haute, Indiana.
The House has been newly fitted up and thoroughly re-organized, and is furnished in the besi style, with an eye to the convenience and cotillon, of their patrons. They nopo by their contihucd devotion to the businessi, to sustain the former character of the House, and merit a continuance of its former patronage, as nothing shall be Mi undone necessary to render their guests comfortable.
Conveyance wjll always be furnished passengers to and from the Cars free of charge. They have also, to ivenicnt stabling where horEOS will have the vary best attention.
Jan 8, '52-wtf-SO
PAPER J/VAREHOUSE. & m&iK&'srs)
AGENTS
for Goodman,Campbell &, Co. ol
Lafayette,Indiana, will always keep on hand large quantities of Printing, Wrapping, and Wri ting Paper, which will be sold at the lowest rates
WANTED—50,000 lbs. Clean Linen and Cot toil Rags, at the highest market rates, for cash. Store on the Corner of National Road aud Second Streets. june7-51-41-tf "WILLIAMS & EARLY.
Conner and Globe, at Charleston, (III.) copy to amount of $2 eaih, «nd send bills to Agents at Terre Haute.
LUDOWICI & HULMM, 2:
A RE now receiving their Spring stock, consisting of a full assortment of Groceri(» ot all kinds
Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Feathers, &c,
all of which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. if Call stthe Cincinnati Store, Union Row.
Mar 11, *52-wly^9
Double Rectified Whisky,
LUDOWICIany
& HULMAN are now manufnc-
taring an article of Double Recltfie*! Whisky far superior u» ever brought from incinnafi. and in strength, parity and flavor decidedly the best ever sold ia this Western conntry. All those who prefer a first rate article to a common one for the same money will please call at the CINCINNATI STORE, Union Row.
All kinds of Domestic and Foreign WINES AND UQUORS, of the best ouality, and at Cincinnati prices, always on band.
Marcp 11, 52~wtf-29
Patent Lead Pipes and Sheet Lead.
IT/E ARE agents far theiH. Louis Patent Lead Pipe and Sheet Load Works. *ol keep co stautly ou hand alt kitsda aod descripuov manuFaeture. For »a*o at uiutuiacuuer'j pnce», i. p"*I—V.worthiNcton 4 -Wain Street, Cincinnati.4 mar. ??. *W wtm-JB.
TOWER MTT.T.S.
HAVING
brought these beautiful Steam Plottr-
ing works imo full operation, we are POW ready to exchange Floor, Meal,Shorts, Bran, tuc for VVUat and Corn, or for Cash, with ail wbc may give ta their custom.
FIKE PROOF PAINT. pLAKE^mt PROOF PAINT, grtwnd in oil, assorted colors snd oil, renca^s rare tisad. For sale i.«r?s?w
I N I N N A I
ID" Parsons visit!ug Ciimlnnati to make Pitr chases, or desiring to make enquiries, or pro* cure any artiplo by letter, should con* suit this Directory, as It is a guide to all the various 1]UKiUess Establishments, and may be dsoepded on as a Chsrt of tho best and most rstlablQ JPjtona fa Cliwlnoati
Bank Note SAW""" Corner «M U-Meck, fMiOMi Vl »'}r™
wJ***»'«Mi"jtw
of fji T.
turn*'*' fc*
RNKWMAW,
mm
Tea Dealers,
MOORE & CHESTER, (»U lcS2ic aui rrUii) Come?7th aal WaJmt tfc Wholesale Dealers iu Hardware, HOWELL OANO H/iO., Nq 200 M*io tlrnt, ual No 3 FXh
Brass and Bell Founder, R. T. THORNBtHN. Front street, between Vibe aod Walnut south side Brass and bitver Fiatea Faucets. Fountain Cocks and Generator, work madefcbd repaired. Hose Joints and Couplings,'-5-aU Well imrts, Oi! Girbcs, Cylinder ami Gan.ee Cocks, litiltery work cmcraliy, Plummets wuik, 0{^er Hivets, Speller bolder aud in Bnus, Copper, elv.— Cosh paid for Brasi aud Cofiper.
WimSov. Sliadt^an^ OiTCIolST^ MANUiAcnXRKIU,pM«sirt7TtH
ft c^
Ma
8
torrmivn* v*S& Mm
rife tlnginc SLiiiuil'Mpjer. fc» l». I. rw»MJ) KU»bntrM*ekiMa
Ijothcr How, Ac. Ufl ybrte rwltm, Wtlis. Dk'illmBa Facz#*
Cotton Yarn nannfacturcrs. OWLU. rEiHCB Cl Factory in! tmhuvJ Mck Cirjwr W»rp, c^Kt SaltiiJ^ r*"™ Flour Mill and Factory Builders, GltKCNWALD & lUlMSALI, Comer r*«k »nl Mb ureeu.—Mutuary a twryVkHmuhilmflamitcluf. iMSacChtH bmWwt, icd Onim fit ctay of Cutian prompily7^^..,
LOCUST
W
N. B,
proved.
tCoppcrsmitlis,
Gcnt'* FuruisbiBS EstubUsUment
Mlliiucr »sidL lress Maker, MRS. aiSttARpjtW, fomthitreft, »bl*« tliM.~C-»n.»)r MiUtei nppllej vrlili talents ud Si) lea. Awnlngr & Tcht ITIauufacturcrs, AVCOftN If VAKDVIBB, l(TS)T»wre a., 3 doirjilow the Theilie.— •4 MU4 liult, LMfeMfc Cldiu, Ufl, etc., »ll war--VVijjDO auj-i Ur*Y Coven, Mill Iiitf, aul every wis*/
C*iil»raiaiM ramcl iintif. Piano Forte Ie«lers, SMITH & NIXON, No. 16 \\al Fuurili «lwe», star Viae (reet Trunlis, Carpet Bass, Valises, 8lC. PAItVJN 4- JOHNSON, Uu.ui»£turer the above articles— tlao, tiaichtU, Drew aud Baneet Box»—wteto*!** retail—3 Broad
I M|m
oue dour ue^ef Ueasuan Houie,—Orlen fjf &her.aD4 Muiuaw 8elaa, FutrWge t»e'«, c«. Coffee and Spice Mills. DIXON, SIIOHMAKEH ft CO Hyaaxit* *b«e», between fth ud Kh.— Wlmieuleuyl Itetul UJlcn iafxnud Spicas, MawUidr ruutej tod ground CeflW, Fd Nets, etc—All artlc wamu^cd pun. t^-llijfaest price |,iii for llmUrd Sted. Mathematical and Philosophical INSTRUMENTN—H. WAItF, Maoufoctarer, W. cor. 4th AUD SvcanMr« o:.po»ite eulnata oa 4th sU«et—-irUre any be f.uLd every variety of Izutrumeots.
Cracltcr Bakery,
T. D. RENMSTT, No. 30. h»er Maikat«Ue«U—But'er Ci»ckflts4 ct'a per pouiid Soda. Bsacuit 5 tt pcx pouul. Publishers
and
Booksellers,
J. A. & V. F. JAMES. No. 167 WatDUt atreet.—J. A. U. P. J. Pob U»h many of tiie best bnoks ia Ue maritet for •oHcitiitf Acents a»l Podlan* A fitte and cb«Ap e^lUiocof faiuihr Quarto Bitle, priiilej froi stereotype pUica. Catalogs seat bj mail when desraL
Engraver on Wood,
H. C. GROSYENOli, N. E. cor. 4tb aoi Walnut atreeti -^Ul Work ez6 CUteJ Mttb ueatuess auJ dispatch. Umbc#ftla So Parasol manufactory SL££FER S BROTUJEJi, No. 1C5 AUiu strus^ bctneea aod £tfe **%.
Sculptor,
C. OULLET, Art Cofon Buildinj.—Bu^t, MrttalliflBi^ SUhOT, Ontamuih. manufacturing Jewelers, & T. CAKLEV CO., Waiuul street, donr »utb^4thaifeet—Dia» nunds set in the newest stflei, axul every variety of Jewelry made to ord«.
Eye infirmary. __
DR.WXlDo'sInfirmary for Diseases of tho JH23*3K7*K43 Fourth Mreet, cor. SjycAmorr, oppouie Post Cffics.—IiuexUu* of Aitiiiual Eyes, burgicid Uperaiioi^ etc. Upholstery ^Bedding Warehouse F- H. HlGLEK, Agent, No. 78 east side Sycamore, trader W«ateru Mupeuoi.—Coua'auiiy on baud Dram CurUiu Ceraices* Polas attd Kitt|S Sprutg and Feather Beds, Hair, Mo*, Hu»k attd Cotiuu Maltrcs e«., Coaiiohg,X^ol8, eic.—Curtain*, Carpets dad Pew aodsChair Ctubkma male to order—alao Portable Spriiig Mattres»es. which can be handled eauty by ooepttmm, nulactured at this estalilbhtueut)to wbich aiteutwa ia«specully tuviieiL
Fashionable Fura itu re.
L. M. CRANK, Mauufactorer of Fashi»sab!e CaUue^ Furttifore, Sofas Chairs* etc.—Warerooms 2io» 61 Srcamord saee'i
Que
FRENCH,
door above 'lliitd.
Steel and. Copper JPIate i*jfJsiter, Ll HOUKAPI! tit and Dealer in Engttviufcv E. C. MUJ0LETON, Ka 113 Waluut sUctt, tkiil I'ellow, A'Ues, Dolt*. Hilie ol £l-chin-c, ciects, etc., always On fauj.
Wholesale Clothiers,
FECHHEIMEK, GOLDSMITH & CO., No. 71 Main street, £:h door below Lower Maikcl s!.—Wc iuvite Country MerchauU to exaaime our Stuck French Bnrr
Mill
Stone Faetory,
JAS. BRADfOHD & CONo. 65 Walaot street,.betweeo 2d and Feati jlrcels.—Geuuine Dutch Anker Brand Mill &tod]ee Hoiatlinr Kerens, Damsel Iiuos. Smut Machiues'BoItiD^ CMhsof all cumhen, Mill Ca*|insjs. Teuuierio^ Screws,
Screen
-Wire aud Plaster of Paris, always oo
hajto and for saie.—-Ail work sold at this establishment warranted or the best quality, and if uot found to be such, on triad, we will refund the cioitry. Scale Manufacturers, J. M. BLUNDELL h. CO., (successors to Martin and BlundeS!,) No. 8 west 2nd strvt-t, 3 doors west of Main.
FrjRge and Tassel manufacturer, "^R.TEK KUill-,
N.J.63
west Fourth strert, between W.iluut and VINE.—
Manufacturer of Fringes, 'i'assels and Military Trimming Wholesale confectionery F. 4LL, No. r'.' Main street, ud keel's cjfuatuitly on baod He lo.i est variety in the Weal.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, M. It A CO., Queen CUT Ltqtnc I&ra, No. 18 ^ycaac^E ibtei 'Braofcina&'s Old Maud,) near the River.
Bellows manufacturers, 5. ENGLISH & iONS, (wholesale aud retail) 2nd street, bet. Brtadwajv aud I«udkw.—All Orders punctually attended to,
City Daguerreah Rooms, ERWlN & Cl)., No. 22 west Fourth street.—Portraiti taken iu the fint it^eIbtarti—char^tEt moderate.
Steam Boiler Ulakcrs, ,»»• WflST DUMONT, Pike Sit., bet. Conmi and Front.—Repairing Stum on short noQci, Au auoitmeM of Seco&l-hand Boiieis al^.vays ou hand.
Carriaffe Mantifucftircrs, H. P. GRYDEN &
C(.7
Third street, two doorrca&t of Syeamoret—»0tr-
ria^es cnustrueted oa the Squimtal Pfttrtiiple. FathHuM*. Qtid'a every descciptiouidi^nou.band* Owlan n»i layaii iii|^WiipBy^iftM Japanned Tin Ware. CI. WINOHFLL, NhmjJacturer of Jar»iuod, Oroamruted and Bmnatffi Tib VVare. N, W. corner tif Ptntland walnut Alreets^— Water Coolers of ail sixes, lord Lamps ot every description.
Venetian Blind Mnofactttrcr, T." J. RIC«iKlS Nnrib udc »h »tre«t, 2nd door cul of Viuc, oppoiit* Um Ufu|iK "iw.uirv.
rA
.$2eatn mar&le Worfas. 4LOWRT RUl.K. Cornet Broadway and Fifth stree's.—Dealen in Moo* umeiits, Touij sand Gra#« Sfrmes, Htutble Mantles. C^Mnetati4 Cdutkter
Crocliery and Glassware. 0, ALDhlCH, No. lol Miin Unet, rc»t »ldc, bet. 4th and S:h.—Impatfr/ ot l«^h 0h|n»,
Crfckrf)rrGlut^irr,
Queen City-Paint Storea
WM CHRtSFltLO CO., SZTEnl Me M»ii iMH. Wwm Sfb a4 SUi —Wbotoale awl ttrtall ItoxiK* ia I'ainM, OU«, Vannibw. Turrortim, Trwith, Ei*1ih wwt Amia-lcaa Window (ilm^-Anittf MSfert. M.al WWIMU anl ntul.—Ofonnd PaiaU pv! up iaeuafcr counli dad*.
Portable O-risc Mill Manufacturers. .. 1. m.'MIOWS A CO.. (ntankhi fonndarn Cnftmtbia«TM«. bft tIm •ad Flian—tiffir*. 13 FmW, fcet
Of
J.
Urn tn
Book Biitd^z7.
SAMfEL 113 aui 115 \U,n —Bouk BWil* Id aD to Illm Km fa ttn Ohbmij waking ta km Old Bonk, rebesad, or asjr odaer wort in (Mi (bj KadiSK (bit craMU^ iolj d«pul on barinj (beir wort well dim ud rctarucd ulimM
Gundry'n Mercantile College,
•it. fnaertHf. Tto Cnlhtfhlt eoun* inrhide. uwnflOr ffteia 'it ptaehta I hakllnt BWib Imidi, t» miraacd hJM nrlm dqiuf•kM «T I nd*. CMhmWC Md MmnOcnra. BiMmcwi PrtmtMl ip, Calrntatlm, Cbrrnmdeaee aad daily Ltelwt* Mtsnaliie' L»w tini NHW Cnwn 'bar ndntiM. t» Cmmitrtt. Tbm am cu Sa|iMilm
1
II »nlt-TnM 0A
Kpb beiaf tauu ndMhallr—«n4imit cut eater at aar fuss. For MM |miiin|Bnadl at ICUaM (be rrtaumk a, asa, mXIM.
DRY GOODS.
I "Watts, Jenkins & Colbfln?^ No. 63,Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ok o. Importers snd Wholesale Dealers
foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
KEEP
constantly on hand a general assortmeat of goods of the latest importations, which ihejr ofier i* saic at the lowest ftarfett
pftces. Pu emmiuu.tBeir stock.
as«3 arc nevi^edulljr nvitoi to call an their stocK. ^l-Ty-T-16
Dee*,
MILLER SOVLE
Cornsr oTChasnnt and Water st*
Tlirwltaotn. M-. Har I. *1*7 tf
GROCER1E&-
ing
Prime N. O. Suga
Law-
Apr 5, "51 STtt^WOOD DONNELLY.
folsr and Hall L^uia, Git-
Jddolu, WiiUa*, Calun aid T»W» Cmltr)-, iirUtaui W»re, etc. Looking Glasses and Frames. WM. \VlWKt.L, Jr., Nt*. 129 Maiu street, bet. W and 4th.—i"ortraU and Fktur% Frftxfcfc'Vf A*crv Pattern. WWiAlw fife and Mtte* FtencH Crj itai Calal%«U s&s.
Cok'inrtalas»|,l4r^aif
put iulo old ft&icfc
Starch Jlanufactiircrs,
EVERniNO If LRKI..N RRECI1ER, L&Ck
Str«cl,
.Miami Cam], l«t. SUl
Fashionable Hats and Caps. tt MA.SO". No. ii Fifth atrcct, 7 dopn «U( Waiuul,—F»UCJ rvn,VBpfc\\!^ Miftt/ Big* iu sucuaJ am -.
Hcnrie House,
MOUNT, Propr^loi', Third MraeV North ttd^, b»tw«ft-l(biii end Sy. eamore streets.^ 1 h»«tKbrvcilw*e iidaHuak|Mb& balnea part of the city, beintla the Immediate \iciMty of iQie prUttipd Business £stidh ruhiifitfii puit UAce and Tcie^rapli o&tcs. Wove and Worked Wire Mannfactoryo WW. DROMWE1X, W«IDM( itnf, 3 b«lo«r'6th »'r «C—trery foeHplioa
oi
RuUlvs mid Aerwsd 6r ill rtt Or,m, fonk Po*dcr
U1 M(lr, AttiMr VV'rrp. ot kit mrnibeta. .iVi~ Ur (Jmi'lboe and Mlar VV'itkiowi. HurteifWiMd .11 un. rad Aehrw. KM mi UOOR Tnf*, 'ftMdle awl Satm Wire, CFE, (OMMAIJ/ huJ.—AH Unltn [.wmptly attoJod to.
IAMspecin.'lv/ny
*«S Wllmt —.Vbri-Jjcttitm
H. fluiium' hIM GrU Mtli. Prancb Burr Mill Slwa of all Kofi art: UiM ami Saw M-ll Irani, ihl ruling), ofall
lili. French Burr Mill air il tram, *hd C*fti
taipUaa. Abo, Dcakn in BatUsf Ck*l», Ftittcr at hm, etc. Carriage RBPAIRTNG Factory. a UlUiES, No. M, Eut filth (tract, cvpoMa the WcakjH 0*pl»
quality
-A choice assortment, hiclud
a rery
CANDY
MI
Stereotype Founder,
A. C. JAME, No. :fi7 iVjIi.ul .Ireei, beloreeo 4Hi ori iIt.—gtoeol'pe Bldcki mad* Iu orier.T^M^we, is llouwl, elajrf lv*£*, Seeowl-luikl Type (j* nle. Boots, Shoes, leather & Morocco. E. G, WKO^TKIl & CO., F.f'h alnxt, bc',w«ea VVaiuU au4 WboNstaU aitd Rouit Dealm is (to aboTaarktoaol ertry variety of bbot Triml»jpH-4lsu5Ubu6iti4iw of G«U'i & Ladies wtyfasw Iraas.
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
»('h'iJ •?-, 'A USSXi& tats 'Wg-.&iw
exte0*iwJ wd
Wiater Clotliiiig, °rour manuf«otuise-*ihe making of which we werrant. A Urge assortment of
Fashionable Hats, Cape,^Tine fa
Any garment purchased, w* ihU wioHfttmeht ex^angedTifiiot op.
Centsh per lb. \VliolcsaIe
AND
a® CBJ*TS„: :RETAUi.
t1: *s,*ir •IT
Confectionery
WEST SIDE OEr PUBLIC SQUARE,
TERRE HAUTE, IND
English, and German Bread,every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Cognac Brandy, Port Wine, Champagne, Claret, Madeira, Khenish. &c. Noy 8, *5l-11 -tf $3" SARDINES, SALMON, and OYSTERS.
The Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory here on a large scale,: and have sent this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture
4 5 8 A I N S
ally taken at the market priceain payment ixjuisvilie, Ky., March 12, 5&-W9BI-29. i?-f
BEOWN'S HOTEL.
TJERRE-ttAUTR IND
nfl.v
House gi
Bugiix tfouse Kynip
Ounce do •. do do Molasses Clarified tip Reboited Plantation do Can be found cheap, wholosalo or retail, at the Pmine Citw Stores ma31ta IM. W. WILLIAMS*
O N
.. (LITE OF COVlKGTOKv II«0.)
HAS
arelTpriepsred to accommodate hia frknds 2ndpawm'in HIS BEST «TYiB. He a continuance of formier favors.
«4s
Large and wdprranged Stables belonging the House olso, genteel Livery Establishment^ aitacbed for the aceoromodanon^of^gUMt*.^^
Terre llaate, Miy 3, '&l-36-tf
splendid stock of SUl' «Bd
Tho subscribers, arc now in receipt of a full supply of Messrs. G. C. Mlller de (Jo*tt
CELEBRATED STEEE PLOUGHS.
Which deservedly stand higher than any plough in the Union for their good perfurmance and easy draught. We also have extra
Beams
and
Handles,
in oil, which'we will furnish at prime cost. We haye any quantity of testimonials as to their performance and quality, which we would be pleased 10 show any person wanting ploughs.
iVifet" irwiTt "bTdifficult for the most awkward
smith to knock iliem out of shape, the land-side and point being connected, andt of the verv best material. V*'\
Terre I*Jante, March I, 51 -27-tf ts»« mea &:!|
The Stock of Clothing that has just beenreceited at the
©L©TS053©
And for durability and beauty know they cannot be surpassed. Buying frqm first hands in the Eastnrn cities, enabled us to offer articles inour lioeas cheap they can be had in any Western city, and aa interest governs, we fee] conSdeni our prices will induce all who call upon us to buy. ,,
Every article warranted as represented. i. a A N O & O •u West side Public Square, next doot to Bemenl'i old stand. 01 Terre Haute, Oct. 1$ '51-8-y
S A S & A A S
Oct is '6i -8^i"r ',S' Corner Public Square, Terre Hau(e, Iml.
a«&d .Bakezy. -.4
Bympa,
a*"
of the bestseasoned^wood. steamed,
Is*1iSmfff6d by* those^lhat Kave*^enahd e'xVrmned it ^io ill 9 pe rf»5C aft cf tTils cfty and having superintended the manufacture of them jn person^we^can vouch for their being^ *n$m eif#
——————
2,500 PACKAGES,- BOOTS AM SHOES, "i
No. 522 Main Street, tiouisvilld Jty.
now receiving my stock of Spring Go°da from the best Manufactories at the East, madautfclcr riirecfidns td" meet the wants of the first class of trade, embracing ayffeat va' riety, in'the (Jcpnrtmeut of Gentlemen's fancy Srbes, and Ladies, JVEssca and Children's line rtliot nni'anliors which I will sell as low as any jobbing house in the W£SX or at- Philadel-
STARBffiD & mnSr^if
I N
Dru^s3ledicfn'es, Patent MediciftMs, Surgftoh's In^tfttufl^llfk, Palrit#, Oils', "Dy9 Stufis, Spices, Varnishes. Brushes, Perfumery, Olamware, French
and American Window-Glass, Virginia, Miawourij *m* and Kentucky Manufactured' Tobaccor '^'^'^'®^....'^ RE now in receipt of theirheavy sprine supplies, which renders their stock one of taelargeetand most complete in the Unitod States. Thetr stock was purchased of lmporters and mamitacturers or first hands wn the very goods, and are determined to sell as the? c»a pWto^. E* have resident ngenta in the East, through whom they a« plete, durioa the season. Orders will 1m promptly
Oiled
quality as the parties were here in person. _j Ginsenp, Feathers, Rogs, Ffaxseed. Beeswax, Mtntard Seed, and country prpduce gener-^ ient of debts due us, or in exchange for goods.
1
PUMPS! ^PUMPSl INGENUITY in all ag^ has been bumy itLdeI visjng the easiest
an«Tmost
been
leased, far a teria of years, the
jHevf nnd commo4ioos brick building situated neat, the Southeat* corner of thaJPUBiic ISUAUE, on Market Street. The proprietor would patrons W the a bouse ivaewly good order. Me is
=======
prwtf^Wemethod
of Staining water from the deep cavities of tbif earih. But nothing has as yet surpaased the dd faabioned sucker pump. This g^oWpnnclple has
greatly improved apon bf Mr. FAGANit*s
recently in Terre Haute. Instead o# th^oidwood4 en stock in one piace, he has improved the matey?) rial bv a combination of iron:and wooden pieces,^ and so far altered the old pl«n as by piaeinjf the1 plunge within ten feet of the watea, to prodwseafif material di&renoe in the volume of water,-and ,t also in lessening the expense. Several of thgs6 pomps arenow fn operation in thie place-two0t«i' three at the Pork Hotvear^and give te am* edrfc 1
'^'umlerrigned. living in the toapi ^T^fr^ Haute, have purchased att impttwed^tMtips of.^ Mr. FAGAN, and havb them fof lalso prepared to put them in operation for all per* h^a who will give them a call.
ecM.W
J. & J. W. BOND.-m