The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 44, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 June 1852 — Page 4

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MARRY FOR LOVE.

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In the ''Police Cases" sup) lied the

Pennsylcaniau

by tlio inimitable ••W,"

we frequently find some excellent thing!". Tho following is not bad: A shabby genteel man. in rusty black, «. presented himself at the bar, with ince frightfully scarified, and a very wo ful expression of countenance. He gave he following touching history of his misfortunes: "My name Is Mathew Anderson. 1 nm a dyer by trade, and do very good business. I began to set up for myself in the year 1836 and, as soon as it was known that I was getting along pretty well in the world, about forty girls, 1 suppose, seemed to be making a dead set at me—1 could have had my pick and choice of about as fino a lot of feminines as ever trod on shoe-leather.—

They were constantly running to my shop, on pretence of getting their ribbons, shawls, dresses, petticoats, and so forth, dyed and many a thing they got dyed that didn't want dying at all— all for the sake of throwing themselves in my way. But my heart was callous to all the assaults of Cupid though 6©me of the girls that ran after me this way, had lots of

pewter,

Mr. A. having received instructions to the effect that this was a family affair, in which the city authorities hud no right to interfere, left the office with evident signs of discontent.

BOYS.

The Nashua Gazette thus daguerreotypes the "boy" of the preseut age All who read it will confess that it is the best likeness yet obtained: •'This has been termed the "age" of progress. The most striking exemplification ol the progressive tendency of the age may be found in boys from fifteen to eighteen or twenty years of age. The boy of fifteen and upwards must wear better broadcloth than his employ er, and boots to mutch. He gets the

Spring and Summer style of hats as soon as they come on from New York He wears dickeys of fabulous distentions. lie has his hair curled and unctified by tho most approved of barbers, lie would wear a moustache or imperial if he could. He has a "woman," whom he pays attention to. He sometimes carries a cane, about as large as your little finger, with a ball of lead ot the end. —He struts. He smokes. He chews He swears. IJe drinks. Of a fair Sunday he stands at the corner at the streets to show himself. He stays out all night or into the 'small hours,' sitting up with his 'woman,' or otherwise 'raising Ned' generally. He takes his 'woman' out to ride. During tho winter he goes to all the dances which comes off about every other night. He makes magnifi cent presents to 'woman.' Hs horse hire bill is as high as a milliot air's.— He reads nothing but the 'Pirate's Own Book,' 'Life in London,' and works of the 'yellow covered species

UVirTj-uyfVi^l—

Some few weeks ago, I strolled into friend's counting room. He being abset I commenced a chat with his clerk, when a good looking 'culled pusson,' entered, doffed his castor, and said— "Mas' Bob, can you len' me a quarter till this art'noon, and I pay him, sartint"

Mas' Bob applied his dexter to his vest pocket but it made "no sign." 1 turned. "Well Buck, you look tolerable honost, but as I don't know you, if you will give me security, I'll lend you the quarter."

His eye brightened as ho asked— "Mas' Bob will go my s'curity!" Yes," replied Bob. forked over. Some time afterv. u»ds, wending the same way, as 1 was afoul to enter the office, the identical J.' jr.k stood before me.

Burk, where's my quarter! You didn't pay mo as you promised." '•No san! but I gif you s'curity!" "Well, but I want you to pay me—I lent you the quarter." "iiat's true, sah, but am the custom down here to 'zaust de s'curity fust." 1 left.—Spirit

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and one of their

fathers was worth twenty thousand dollars st the lowest figure. She was a prmty good-looking girl ,too, except that she was latne in one leg, and had an impediment in her speech. But 1 just ke(U nn KU»nrly and lint at girl ontild brag that she had made the least impression on me, till I was better than 40 years old, and that was about two years ago for you see I was afraid of them girls that seemed to be too willing and, as 1 was a quiet man myself, I wanted a wife that was just the same thing whereas tnost of the girls that hunted me up. looked like they might be tartar and brimstone when they choosc to show out. But there was one, named Mary Ann Green, that looked as mild as a new potato butter wouldn't begin to ir.elt in her mouth, I thought, though she wasn't worth a copper and had'nt a second suit to her back. So I tell madly in love with her, and married her before you could say "Jack Robison!"—and what do you suppose was the result?" —Pausing for a reply, and finding that his question was to abstruse for immediate solution, Mr. Anderson removed a handkerchief with which his tace was bandaged, and passing his fingers over several purple diagrams and lascerations of the cuticle he added,' skinned, sir, literally skinned! Her father was a currier, and this is the way she dsesses my hide! Before we were married three days, 6he had dropped the mask from her own face, and tore the best part of the skin from mine. Now, sir, 1 want to see if the law can protect me in my rights."

of the Times,

Elder Knapp, while preaching recently in Rockford Illinois, observed many of his congregation sleeping. He stopped in his sermon and requested the deacons to pass the contribution boxes, saying that he had learned that the society had not yet raised money enough to pay for the new bell, adding there were some there whom he knew would like to pay for their lodging the usual price was twenty-five cents. About forty dollars was raised. He then finished his sermon.

American ships, are justly regarded the tautest sailers in the world, and "will, ere long monopolise the carrying trade of liuiopc.

BUSINESS ClliPS.

„J,AND (UflA JO

PRINTING,

AT TUB

Couvfrt* Sfffcr»

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, WITH A PKKStt «JPH.Y OP f'- "i Rtaa-sjcr CKIDUB vctopbb* We have aUo a ootnpletoiKrt of new and beautiful

CPFJ-P URI8HE8,

For Card Priuviag in imitation of Copper-plate Persons warning Printing done will do well to live us a call an with new materials and experienced workmen, we cannot be excelled, fit

WARRANT SATISFACTION,

Blank Deeds & Mortgages, 1HLLS OF LADING,

Protests aud Instructions

For Flat and other Mi oat 8

Kept constantly on hand atthisOffioe.

AX 08 SEA BOLT.

Shawueetowu, Ills.

REFERENCES.

J. P. Richardson & Co., W. A. Docker,Peeplcs & Ride way, O. Pool, Esq., SkawNeetour*. W- & C. Fellowes& Co, Geo. W. Givena, T. C. Twitchel & Co, Robertson and McDugall, John Hurley, Esq., New Orleans.

Tilden &. Richards Wool folk & Johnson, Thomas Page, & Co., St. Louis. Kellogg Ifrothers, Dean &• VVaine, J. S. Chenoweth, Cincinnati'

Forevth & Co., W. Bagley & Co., Pittsburg. Davidson & Brannon, J. B. Wilder &Co., Louitville.

May 8, '32-wly-37

DRY GOODS.

Watts, Jenkins & Colburn, No. 63,Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods

KEEP

constantly on hand a general assort ment of goods of the latest importations which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices.

Purchasers are respectfully nviled to call an examine their stock. Dec 8. '51-ly-7-16

a. S. HAZARD,

Produce & Commission Merchant

BUFFALO, N. Y.

PERSONALProvisionsgivenprompt

attention to sales of Flour,

Grain and and returns on all Consignments. REFERENCES.

Jacob D. Early, Esq., Terre Haute, Messrs. Reynolds, Rogers &. Martin, Lafayette H. McCulloeh, Cashier Br. Bk. Fort Wayne. March, 16, '52, d-5m.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Foreign and Domestic Dry Gods South East Corner Pearl and Walnut Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

ARE

now opening a full and complete stock of Spring Goods, which they offer for cash, or the usual credits.

Jan 1, '52-19- ly

POOLE

BROTHER,

Forwarding & Commission Merchants, OO MvLCJLZU.'it STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

References, Williams

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St,

Early,

H. D. Williams &. Co.

Bement & Co

BRITTOX. II. L. ASHLEY

BRITTON

CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, BM1E highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye,

JH Corn, Oats, Flaxseed, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, White Beans, and Feathers, at their Warehouse, corner of First and Eagle streets, Canal Basin.

Nov 8, '5l-ll-tf-r26

DENTI TRY. H. R. SMITH, D. D. S., BEING now permanent ly located in his new ofnee on Ohio street, third door east of the public square, will at all times be in readiness to wait on nispatrons in all things pertaining to his profession.

N. B.—No credit given for operationsunless by previous arrangement. April 17,1849-34y

J. H. LONG, M. D.

ONT1NTJ ES the Practice of Medicine from the Office of Dr. A. Holmes, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronaite. Tne following

from Dr. Holmes is considered a sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind. The Practice of Medicine Will I* continued from my office, by J. Low?, M. D.j who, during the past two years, has proved himself faithful and worthy of confidence. junel-40-tf A. IIOLMES, M. D.

Shaving, Hair Cutting, &c.

^IIE undersigned has fitted up for the accommodation of ihecitiaens of Terre Hante, and travelers, a shop one door north of Farrington's Block, where they all can get a clean and «»ey shave, and their nair cut in the best manner. Razor* always sharp—Soap, Brushes and Towels al-

Nov 22, *2l-13-tf

ALSO,

JESSE MITCHELL.

j%* .r

(louse, Carriage, Sign, and Ornamental Painting, in all their Branches.

Designs, Banners, Flags, Transparencies, properly executed—old Pictures cleaned and varnished, walls papered,^.

Shop on Market Street, opposite Doles' New Building, and ad door north of the Cteaica Office. Terre fiaute, mari0-30y E. K. BROWN.

IXVikrTRO^ (Sttrctsior* Bright Ijtmier,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

MlEmdMUkHTO. FACKKT LAltTHSO, RA1I.KOAD DEPOT, AMD WHARF, MADISON, 1ND.

Blythe & Holland, T. A. Morris,

Kirland & EiWffibbon, Indianapolis D. White, Madison. Oct •SM Iypd .. ... ,8

Early & Leggetty

Forwarding 4* Commission

And dealers in all kinds produce, TERRE HAUTE 1ND. Mar. 26 6ai-3t«

THOMAS II. NELSON, Attomoy and Counsellor at taw, TRRRB HAltTE, IND.

Oft* in Fhmmix Abe*, mptUurt. IWT *«0 IS.* I

B. B. MOFFATT, A O N E A A W

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Office in Union Row, over Rteves^s Store. Nov 15, *5|.|#-ly

J. 6 STEPHENSON. M. D. jpjhunirian anfj Surgeon. TERRE HAUTE, IND. Office nearly opposite Brown's Hotel* Oct 13, Hil-a-lf

CINCINNATI

BiisimsDHteim.

O* Penan* vliitiug Cincinnati to make Purehaaea, or desiring to make enquiries, or procure any article by letter, should consult this Directory, as it is a guide to all the various Business Establishments, and may be defended on as a Chart of the beft aud most reliable Firms in CinclunaU:

Bank Nolo Engravers Printers HAWUUN, WRIGHT, HATCH ft KttSUN. Bm* Note Bmmm, Cviaar of ftwitti ud klan Mrwti—Dank, Hilt* at Kuluutft, Ucni*' MM 4 »tti iifcocta, llntta, rttmwun Hole Iminml ud VwiUag Ctnh. Ac., •unwtn iti

Itat

iUak

N ia —Ttw

tt Otart*

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RUSSfcLU

Seabolt & Russell, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS A N O E A E S

OttM

T. predial

Britannia Ware mannfhctnrers, Hfcl.LK 'V O ItUiu 8'reel, betirfsru a htxib.—Alsn, Uoki Ml

Fire Engine Munufacturcr, NUVVIAN, Uummou to HU Firium\ Ctm Mraot, 4th A akUM eagMcLol »)1 UM «mI pneat, (mm HOu to

Htw Reefc, Ftr* L»i», Tiwnpeta, Tncha, CofiW BrH«4 .. Hm, fee. Lift wi Fun* Fuwm. for Wells ImMmhih, het» rin. tUUw» sutkwu. «i«- a( ill mm. Cut Iron OrMiwnttt faaauuM, *4 Mt.»ric Wwk* 1« pneul.

Cotton Yarn manufoeturers, Ool'LU, I'EAKt't A CO, FttUn *aj MSo% C«nwt

I'ifltt tail Lock

•MvtM, on Miuui Cual —w tad ClauSen' OuAlt Wkk, CXUw lamt Carpui Wuts Cuverfcl Vita, Twin* unl BaUiaf. Flour JUill and Factory Builders, URtitNWAU! A miNiAtX, Cwwr t-cil axd Uh tfffoli.-Machinery

Mcr, wt aauubOured ud Mt up. Ran Mill StnoM aad Bolluif CK4h« (utaMiaad, Mil Untax fcr «n dcaeripiioa

Catfio|« |iTOM{fUjl

CUXiri.

Coppersmiths,

W. A G. IKUIW, Froui mm, Mwaca Mke ami Hultor.—Co«m»a0r aa aud, utJ aaJa to anter, HttXMtVUawafcK for maiilH( !«la Water,

Gent's Furnishing Establishment J. KH'HAtUlMlNi Mart awl Muck M»ker, wltulcnle 10J retail dealer htt tixAtfcuMuA Funrthit^ OoMs, 119 Main st, we»' tiUe, It 4ttk

Milliner and Dress maker, MRS. RICHARDSON, C3 Fourth MMd, earner ina.—touutrj MlUiaan «i4i hk'Mnn u»i Wylea. Awning &, Tent ItlanuIUeturers, AUXtRN

VANOVIEH, 1ST jfycamxv •!., 3 to»n alnva U» l"Uo»Ua.-.

CiMturuiaua «rHk Tenti, (luUiluf, luUu, Dap, elc., all war rautea water praol—Wagoo awl Urtf Covan, Mill Rn yariaty af camaai work iloue order.

Fiano Forte Dealers,

SMITtf NLXUN^ No. 78 West Fiwth sliest, tuar Vioe

tiroat

TrauKs, Curpet Bugs, Valises, &,c< PAHVIN JOH.N'S)N, Alaitutacturora aa4 Dealers iu the ab»ve arliciea ais^k ^jjlrhnh. Ores* aid

Bouuet

Boios—w(tnlr«ale retail—Hi Broad

Stereotype Founder,

A* C. JAMES, No. 107 Walnut street belwron 4lh and &ih-—Stereotype Blocks matte order.—Mua»c, in RouuU, Pateul Nota»a and Nua«nJs. Sccuiwl-h-intl Type fur sale.

Boots, Shoes, Leather & Morocco. E. O. WKB TER CO., Fifth street, between Waluut aud Vine.— WMeole and Keuil Dealere to the above articles tad every variety ofSboe Trjniinfi ahn MuuGictuitn of GeutHi 3t bdiei alwafor wholesale TtaJe.

Tea Dealers,

MCKXIG A CHESTER, (wbohaal. and retail) Comer 7th anal Waluut (fa

Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, Hl'WtLL OANO A BRU No S00 Main ilrect, aul NuS t'itih drat, our dour out uf I)enubia IIuuk.—Orjcii Ukcu fur Hiver aul Muumw 8cuws, Partridge Ne'^ etc.

Coffee and Spice Mills.

DIXON, SHOEMAKER A CO Sycimorc tirect, Ufneru 7th aoj Ptlu— Whntcaalaaul Retail Dealer, iu jtoui«1 Spicta, Muatanl, rutatal Mul gnuad Cuffrr, 1V» Nuta, ale.—All artir'n warranted pure. price laid for Mustanl Seed.

Mathematical and Fhilosophieal INSTRUMENTS—H. WAKE, klauutacluier, &. W. cot. 4th and Sycamore foaite fV*l Office, eutrauce on 4th lUeet—wheia liny Ui .uud •very variety ot

lndnuucula.

Cracker Bakery,

T. D. BENNETT, No. 90. tower Market street—Butter Crackers 4 d't

per

pouodj Soda Biscuit 6 ct's per pouud.

Publishers and Booksellers, J. A. A I', JAMES, Nn. 167 Waluut ,treet.-J. A. If U. P. J. Publah many of the besi books iu the market »r soliciting Aleuts and fNxliars. A fine aud cheep edittoc of Family Quarto Bible, printedTrom eulirelj stereotype places. Catalagnct sent by mail when d«airod.

Engraver on Wood,

H. C. GROSYENOR, N. E. cor. 4th and Walout atxeeia.—All Work executed trfth eeatoeas aitd diqiatch.

Umbrella SlFarasol Manufactory SL£U*EU A BROTHER, N 165 Maiu :reci, between 40i auj n't Sculptor, C» BULLET, Art Uufcm Building.—Busts, Medallions, Statues,

Manufacturing Jewelers, s. T. CAKXXV A CO., Walnut itreet, 5 door wuth of 4th »treet.—Diamoud nt in the neweat »t)le», and every variety of Jewelry uade to order.

Eye Infirmary.

DR.Waldo's Infirmary tor Diseases of the *E3"*r3eE3 Fourth street, cor. Sjreawore, opposite l\st Office.—lniertiou

Eyes, Surgical Operations, etc.

GIDEON BURTOJH, Cincinnati.

CI.EM TIXOLEY, Philadelphia. TINGLEY & BURTON,

el lrutis, So...

Terre Haute.

Any business, Forwarding or Commission, en listed to our charge will meet our usual prompt attention junl5-42ly

Attificial

Upholstery &Bedding Warehouse F- R. H1GLER, Agent, N& 78 east side Sycamore, under Western Ma* •eum.—CotsUntly on land Bra* Curtain Cornices, Holts and ttin/s, Spring •ad Feallter Beds, Hair, Mom, Husk and Cotton Mattres-es Comforts, Cots, etc.—Curtains, Catpets aol fttw and Chair Cushions ma'le to order—also Portable Spring Mattresses, which can be handled easily by one person, nutactured at this establishment^ which attention is especjUl tuvited.

Fashionable Furniture. L, M. CRANE, Manufacturer of Fashionable Cabinet Furniture. Sofss Chain* etc.—Warerooois No, 81 Svcamore street, oxw door above Third. Steel and Copper Plate Printer, LITHOGRAPHER and Dealer in Engiavlnga, E. C. M1DDLETON, No. 115 Walnut itrerf, Odd fellow. Building.—Notes, Drafta. Billa ol Exchange, Checks, etc., alarayt oo hand.

Wholesale Clothiers^

FECHHEIMEK, GOLDSMITH CO., No. 72 Main street, 5?h door be* low Lower Market sL—We invite Country Merchants to examine our Stock

French Burr Mill Stone Factory

iocs, Tempering Screws, Screen Win. and I'laster of Paris, always oo IjuS and for nfe.—All work »ld at thii Mtabluhmeat narrauted

tba

beat quality, aud ifuot lound te be web, op trial, we will refund the money

Scale Manufacturers,

J. M. BLUNDELL fc CO., (nicctam to Martin and Bluuddl,) No. 8 wad 2nd itrert, 3 doorf west

Main.

Brass and Bell Founder, R. T. THORNBl'R£i. Front street, between Vine and Walnut, south side Brass and Stiver HafeJ Faucets. Fouutain Cocks and Generator work made and repaired. I'toee Joints and (Couplings, bail Well Joints, Oil Globes, Cylinder and Gauge Corks, DbtiUery wont generally, Plummen wtrtt, Oroer Rivets, Spe«^r SdJcr and caatit^s in Brass, Copper, etc.— Cash paid mr Brass and Copf«r.

Window Shades and Oil Cloth MANUFACTURERS,—M. SAWYER A CO., No. S College Hall. Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, PETER RUHL, No. 69 west «urth street, between Wainat and Vine.— Manufthchirer of Fringes, Taasels and Military Trimmings.

Wholesale Confectioner, P. HALI*, No. Main Hreet, Manufactures and keeje constantly on band the largest variety in the West.

Foreigrn and Domestic Liquors, M. B. ROSS A CO., Quren Ci'y Liquor Store, No. 19 Sycamore street, (Brmcfcman's Old Stand,) near the River.

Bellows Manufacturers, S. ENGLISH "O.NS, (wholesale and retail) 2nd street, bet. Broadway and Ludlow.—All Orders punctually attended to.

City Dajguerrean Rooms, ERWIN L\Kt

Crockery and Qlassware. a AURICH, Ne. 181 Moin nt ride, bet. 4th and 5b.—1»pnt» of French China, Crockery, Gtrnwair, Jwlar and Hall Liup, Uii* aMa, Whiten, Caaton and Table Cutlery, Briitaoi.t Ware, etc.

Looking Glasses and Frames. WM. WIMVKI.L, Jr..

Portable Orist Mill Manufacturers. 1. BI'RROWS A CO., CMwibta rovnVr,. C'elmbia Hrref, b«4. Cln aad n— Otfce, mat Front, M. Mata ud Walnrt MwficfMnn of J. H.

Dmmmt'

run CUSHAT KNNTIIOKV BBJHBOIT, Jit. JOHN BULL'S SAHSAPARILLA! Will Wonden never Oeaaet

No. 82 west Fourth street—Portraits taken io the first

style of the art—charges numerate.

Steam Boiler Makers,

WEST DI/MONT. like Sf., t«t. dnnrress and Fmnt.—Retiring done stood notice. An tasortment of Secoitd-haitd Boilers always oo hand.

Carriage Manufacturers, H. P. GRTDEN CO., Third street, two doors east of Sycamore. Car* riagoe ennstmeted no the EqmrofcU Pnneiple. Fashionable Carriages of trery description alwayson h-tnd. Orders w»d rt-peiring promptly executed* fapanned Tin Ware. 8. WIJ5CHELL, Manufacturer of Japanned, Ornamented and Bronced Tin Waee, K. W. coroert/ Pearl and Walnut streets.—Water Coolers of all tiers. Lard ljunps ol every de»crifft*on.

Venetian Blind Manufacturer, T. J. RIC'.mns, North uJe 6U1 itreM, 2nd door eat of Vine, oppcail* llje Uyupk tlwatre.

Steam Marble Works.

LOWRY Rl'LL, Cornet Rredwar and Fifth (tree**.—Dealers In Mom* entents. Tombs and (»ra*e Staeet, Maibte Mantles. Cabinet and ouoter Stabs, etc. The Trsde supplied with Marble in Block aud Slab, or Sawed te order

No. li» Mam mnt, bet. 3.1 arid «th.—Portrait

and Pktm Fraim of evert Pattern. Window Ita'e and oihe Trench CryA1 Ulu^ all «l*ea. LaiiatQIaalMa (all dcea) pot Into oM Fnunn.

Stnrch Manufacturers,

EVKRDINO ERKENnRECMF.R, Lock Street, Miaai Canal, bet. Stk ant! *h itreeu.—Ca*h

tor

Whea', and ban 3 lo S CMHa more Una U»

nurket price yaid br WbHe Whrat.

Fash lettable Hats and Caps. CAE. ttAStJN, No. Si Fifth «trrrt, doon wot of Waluut. Fancy Fura, CnbreUaa, Carpet Ba(» and Satthrh. llenrie House,

MOUNT. Propr r**, Tnird dint, North tide, Mw^an Main and 5y BMn «mti—1 Ne abon Ikm ia Htuated in the mf Mm fwrt ol the etty, Mm i* tte binned la»a rielolty «f tlK priacit«l Dwiaiw GMi i, Poat Odk. and TalepafA Ofcea.

Wove and Worked Wire Manufactory. WM. BRUMWELL, Walml Ared, S dam Mow t'h «r «L—Knry deetii|io« of Riddle, '•Bd ftma Ibr all kind, ot Grain, JMi, Rmdef ted Satar. atninar Wim tit all mmben, CMIuWialm. HiitMra aatd Straiaait of aad How Tnun, and Riddle aad Aiwi Wire, aic^ coaMBtly s*

hhw —r. nd of Grain, »«k, n. Wire for Amt-HMe tall «K«»aad Sel

AS Unfcn rroanpfly attcaded

Id.

Sand

oeen City Paint Store* A ca. tu lie fit, all al irWrt—leaadfatait—Oitmad Fatata ft ia one tor to—try trade.

WM nmiSrilLDA CO_ tU MiMeMaki alnrt. brtwem 5«h and •Wbokade IWail baalen hi Faiola, t*ta, VaraMaa. n*n»tta% B^IWk and Aaarieaa Wiadnr GUm^-AtikU Maleri-

hhal OrW Mtl^ Frmch ftar Mill Urn, of all

(tat .Stiai ftput OrM aad Saw Mill Ima, aad Caatian e# all da•aifUoaa. Alw, Dealen ia Chela, Barter ot fun, ic. Carriage REPAIRING Factory. 3. BARNES, No. U, Caa! Fifth utreet, appall* the Weal^aa fhapal.

Book Bindery.

SAMtttL TCRKCR, 113 and IIS Man «rae(.-naak

Oundry's Mercantile College, ma AtNDRT, PriarifaO, Ank BuMia« N. W. torwer nt

"TLilawn, Mwrfe 1%

Fifth

I^A-tWa iMMjan^aaHta Mirldwla ir, tor the Owatiea tfcaaa aad Bajma |W The Odhgiate «m laMa a unilili ««na

tit

Bnk ai pmMd la the Tadaat dapar!arce aad Mmdmaia. laiaa fa—mfiif.

Trad^ Caaaaa

dattaaa. OMrop •HkTviS «»aa|liiid ia llaa 9 It nab-ltaaM

PAPER WAREHOUSE.

AGENTS

•is&msxa

for Goodmnn, Campbell &, Co. of

Lafayette, Indiana, will nlwajrs keep on band targe quantities of Printing, Wnipping, and Wri ting P*per, which wiU be told at the lowest rates

WANTED—50,000 lbs. Clean Linen and Col ton Rags, at the highest market rates, for cash. Store on the Corner of National Rood and Sec-

junc7-5MI-tf WILLIAMS ifc EARLY.

Courier aad Ghbe, at Charleston, (III.) copy to amount of eaH, and said bills to Agents at Terre Haute.

E A N S

RESPETFULLY

tenders his professional ser

Tioes to the eaiizoas of Texre Haute and vicinity Offi

lee on Market street, first door south of the Town llati. April 12, 'jl-XJ-ly

the following euro*, perform ad alone by th« om ol lllllX'S 8ARBAPAKILLA, are not wondars, than we xknowledg* thAt wa do not know tho meaning of the vord. It««d, Aad be oonTinced UuU fiwU Are strADger thAO lotion

Link P. 0., Fulton Co.. Ky., Oct. 1,1861.

Dr. John Ball Dear Sir—The two down of your Sara* tarUlA, ordered In September, came to band, and, In ae tnowledglng the receipt of the sane, I feel 1 would be lolng yon injustice to withhold the fallowing, among the nany of the luataneea that bare come under my obaerraion, during the laat two yoara, of the great curative prop trtlea of your Sanaparilla

Mr*. Jeannette &iartln, a highly respectable lady of my leigbborhood, aged Biaty-fiTB yearn, had been long afflicted vith a oancarous nicer, whiob Anally reduced her to lelpleaa a condition, that ghe could not leave her bed. She n-icd the beet medical advice In our county, without relief, tnd had glvun up all hopes of a cure. At tnU itM of her wee, I pemiaded her eon to take a bottle of your BanapaHlla. Ue did so, and In a ahort time returned, and pur-

lertielf atehnrch. She aunred me that abe bad almoet mtlrely recovered her health, and from her I received the iccount of her dtfteam), and in about the same worths I give it to you. Thta Is but one of a number of cures under my jbaervutlon—of very remarkable ones—performed by the ise of your Sarroparllla, in my neighborhood. The deBand for it has steadily Increased since its introduction lerc. Very respectfully, yonr obedient servant, .*

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my

hand, and caused the seal of the County Court of I said county to be hereunto affixed, this 18th day of February, I860.

WM90SMMM

WM. K. DICKINSON, P. M.

Dovli Courtt, Ky., Oct. 6,1861.

Dr. John Bull: Dear Sir—1 have seen the moet marvel ious cure of one of my patients, by your valuable medicine —an old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood with scrofula, and various diseases of the brain. She wat ilxty years old. It had run Into something like leprosy ind she was the most frightful creature my eyes cvei oeheld. I called In Dr. McFodden, a very fine physician conxult with me in relation to hor. we came to th« :oncluftion that it wan out of our power to relieve her but going to my office, I accidentally picked up one or your lourmil8, wben, on seeing the wonderful cures your Sarsaattrllla hod effected, I resolved to trv the experiment in thif ase. 1 took her two bottles of it, after taking which I sercelved a groat change. I took her some more. She is oow taking the -sixth oottle, and I consider her entirely sured. I take great pleasure in recommending your Bar aparilla to the afflicted public.

YonnvcMUHr,

J0JUI E

I, Thomas A. IUngo. of Graves Co., Ky., for the benefit sf mankind generally, do hereby certify, that on or about the 16th day of October, 1847,1 waa attacked with a very levere pain iu the Iow.t part of the abdomen, which lasted out a few minutes, and moved into the left hip, and continued exceedingly painful for about five days, during which time I had a very light fever. At the end of that dme the fever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, ifter which it again returned, and was much worse than oefore. During all tbts time I was under medical treatment. From a short time after I was taken, I was unable So walk or sit up tho hip in which the pain was so bod ommonced rising, until some time in January, when it ourst, and a number of pieces of bone came oat—as many 8 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 bip, also one on my right wrist, and one on my leg, below my knee. I continued to get weak ind worse, and pain made its appearance in my right shoulder, and would move in my breast and stomach. At this time all persons gave me up to die. A physician then told me that, as a lost remedy, I had better use Mil. BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OK SAHSAPARILLA. After Che use of the second bottle, the knot on my wrist commenced getting soft. I opened St, and a day or two after, piece of bone came out. My wrist soon got well, and I continued to gain strength. After 1 ised the third oottle, could get no more for some four 'weeks, after which time succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the three Inst bottles, the knot on my hip became soft it was pened, and some corruption ran out, together with a imall picce of bone, and the sore soon got well, and the «not entirely dlappoarod. The sore on my leg also opened, ind apiece of bone came out. I continued the ase of the Sarsaparilla until I used twelve bottles, and am now mtlrely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem strange to some, but I will here state that, during the summer of 1849,1 coughed up three pieces of bone, which san now be seen at the residence of my uncle, Thos. Neal, where I now live, and if any persons doubt this statement, I will bo happy to converse with them, If tbey will call on ne. Signed, THOMAS N. ItlNQO.

State of Kentucky. Graves Co., Set.

This day personally came before me tne 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 Febrnary, 1850.

S. P. MORSE, J. P. for G. C.

I, Irwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves bounty, State of Kentucky, do certify that S. P. Morse, whose name is signed to the above certificate, is now, and ras at the time of signing the same, a justice of the pcace, in and for said Orares County, duly commissioned and lualiSed as such, and that faith and credit are due all his fflcial acts, as such.

EDWIN ANDERSON.

Can the reader believe, after reading the description of ,he above numerous cures, that there is still a few human

wings, suffering with disease, that refuse to give Bull's iar«apnrilln a trial. irthefess, it is too true. What kind of testimony would it

It is indeed hard to beliere, but nev-

ake to convince the few remaining disbelievers, that Bull's ncdicine will do more oven than it promises? The doctor jould produce another and another cure performed by his nediclne but if the eases published above will not conrice tho sceptical, it is useless to produce any more, and, ndeed, it would oost a fortune to publish the many certlicates that have been showered on Dr. Bull. The largest nammoth sheet in America would not contain even the lames of those curod, lot alone full statements of their uises.

This medicine, when used according to directions, will :ure, without (nil:— Scrofula or King's Brit, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions ot he Skin, Krysipelas, Chronic Sore Kyes, Kingworm or Tetters, Scald liead, Rheumatism. Pains in the Bones or loints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Olands, Syphilid Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Diseases of tho Kidneys, Dishims arising from the use of Mercury, Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Side or Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago, Dropsy, Jaundice, Costiveness, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Jouglut, Colds, WeaktieM of the Cheat, Pulmonary Affec--Jons, nod all other Diseases tending to produce Consump* Jon, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities and Complaints, Sick and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Night Wests, Exposure or Imprudence In Life, Chronic Const!.utionnl Diseases, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and General Tonic fbr the System, and a OenUe and Pleasant Purgative, it Is superior to Blue Lick and Congress Water, ialts, or Seidlits Powders.

DR. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office,. 81 Fourth St.. Louisville, Ky.

Ticre applications fbr Agencies must be addressed.

J. R. CUN1NGHAM, Sole Agent lor Terre Haute, where the Medicine can be had by the dozen, nt Proprietors prices

Large supply just received. Feb 20, Y2-w6m«26

nn in tv

Western States Line,

For Buffalo, Canada and Western States.

WITHOUT RESHAPING AT

Albany or Troy.

PHOPBfETORS.

A- R- COBB & CO., foot of Indiana Street, Buffalo. A VV. PALJUER, & CO., 121 Broad Street, New

York.

E- W. SfAAJTS, C- 11- Caj(FIKU.

B*Oa$

la a» Ma

nrita feraaclm. fniaaa ia Aa Clin witMn haw OH Bmk i» hoaal, er ear oUwr work ia rhte llaa, air (ky »adm is Ha eatatdkb. MM) da|W»daa teriat Ibetr wort well

4mm

aal rehirwd aflntM

kgen Nei ew York.

JCrMark packages, W. 8. Line, and ship by Western States Line, Foot of Bruod Street, New York.

In cnnnrciion with Ten* Hante «md Toledo Line Canal Boat. COWSTGXEES.

Scott A, SrescHt, Toledo, Early St Lhwett, Terre Haute. mar. 26 '58 w-ftn-31.

Onr Best Bow to the Public.

Mthanks

ESSRS. Young &. Duff w.rnld return their for the patronage so liberally bestowed upon them, and would inform the public that they have refilled their room in a very neat and handsome manner, (if yon don't believe it come and see) and are now prepared to execute Miniatures at any tine, in a style unsurpassed in (iloo sierdom.)

Miniatures of sick or drceased persons taken at their residence. Also Landscapes taken in superior style. Stock and Chemicals tor and instructions riven upon mo lerate terms. (YOl'IS'G & DUFT, Operators.

March 10,,52-dly-86-ren-apr 29

Remnants...

ANOTHER

case of Remnants received this

morning. Fries 8 cents. Tbey are selling fast at the PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

May 15, *5®-d3w- 143-wtf-39

Wool Wanted

IN exchange for Full Cloths, Cassimeres, SatiI nets, Flannels, Blankets, fat., at Hulmorfs Miil.

May 10,45J-d3n38.wtf-38 t*

BANK NOTE TABLE.

CrtBBEC*rED FOB THB WABAPH COURIER,

Indiana*

State Bonk and Branches, Watson's Checks, Terrs Hsuts.

Bank of Louisville,

pst piil

Kentucky.

Bank of Kentucky, Northern Bank of Kentuekyt

Spar P»r par

Ohio.

Ohio Lifelnsnrance BRi Tr»61 Co, Lafayette Bank, v. Franklin Bank, -J,. Ciiy Bank, Commercial Bank, J® Mechanics' and Triufcra' Bank. MaasillnnBank, Circleville, (old,) Xenin Bank, Geauga Bank. ZanesvilleBank, Steubenville, (old bank,) •3s® Marietta Bank, St. (Jlairsville Bank, Mount Pleasant Bank, Clinton Bank of Columbus, New Lisbon Bank, Dayton Bank, Western Reserve Bank, Fronklin Bank of Columbus, Stntc Bank and Branches, All others, ...

par par par

•ft

Hl^&onrie

Bank of Missouri and BrtynrJies,' 6t. Louis county Scrip, St. Louis city Scrip, •,

South Carolina.

All solvent banks, 21 die Arkansas. State Bank and Branches, no sale

Michigan.

Bank of St. Clair, Farmers' &. Mechanics' Bank, Detroit,

Michigan Insurance Company, BiverRaisin, Al! others, Real Estate Bank and Branches,

Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, North Side, LOUISYILLE, Ky.

Hstockon

AVE hand a large and carefully selected 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 Kio Coffee

J50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hhds Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar ^10 do Refined and Clarified do j'75 bbls Lonf, Powdered, aud Crushed do 10 trcs. Flint Rice 25 bbls Golden Syrup 25 half do do 20 ten gallon kegs do JJ70 bbls Plantation Molasses 25 do Sugar House do

Rosin Soap Fancy do Star Candles ,« Sperm, do Pressed Summer Candles-

120 100 160 30 225

do do do do do

150,000 Cuba Six Cigars 25,000 Spanish do 25,000 Hall 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 sixes 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 Tuta 35 doz No. 2 and 3 do doj 75 do Zinc Wash Boards 50 bbls Hydraulic Cement 50 do Vinegar 85 packages No. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel 800 kegs Super CutNails,from 3 to 20 penny

100 do

Brandy

2 do A. Seignette do do 3 qr. casks Rastean do

-t 'mm •tofojL&fitL'''

,, par par par

P"'

Tt pw par par pai par parpat par par par uncertain

... "bat par pat

Illinois, w-"®

State Bank and Branches, Certificates, Bank of Illinois snd Branches,

35 die 35 die 70 die

Virginia.

Bank of Virginia and Branches, '•. I die Bank of the Volley nnd Branches, 1 die Exchange Bank, at Norfolk, Idit Farmers' Bank of Virginia and Branches, 1 di« Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Wheeling, 1 dia Northwestern Bank of Va. and Branches, 1 die

Tennessee*

All solvent banks, 21 dis Louisiana. All solvent Banks, 1 dit

Georgia.

All solvent banks, 21 dif North Carolina. All solvent banks, 21 die

10 die 5dis

no sale 25 dia no sale

Alabama*

Bank Mobile, Bonk of the State and Branches, Planters' and Merchants' Bank All others a "Wisconsin. Wisconsin Marine Insurance Compony, Bank of Mineral Point, foiva. Miners' Bank of Dubuque,

2 dis 5 dis broke

On New York, at sight, 1pm Philadelphia, 1 pni Boston, 1 pm

Baltimore, 1 pm New Orleans, par Louisville, par in in a a Pittsburgh, lpni United btates Treasury Notes, (new issue,) 1 pm

Current Value of Gold and Silver. American Eagles, I and in proportion, $10.00 Sovereigns, crown stamp, I in proportion, 4.83 do dragon do do do 4.83 Napoleons, 20 franc pieces, 3.80 Guinea, English, 5-00 Spanish Doubloons, 16.00 Patriot, Mexican, Columbian Doubloon, 15.50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion, 4.00

J. W. NEWLAND. WM. C. TRABUE.

ssmwua&'ssw (2s wm&msms, (Successors to S. VV. Pugh,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

No. 440, Main Street,

*4 z-m*-'

Terre llaute, March 1, 51-27-tf

no sale

1 dis

broke

1 dis

New £ugland.

All solvent banks,

New York City and Country, Philadelphia and Prnnsylvania, Baltimore and Maryland, All small bills under $5

1 dis 1 dis 1 dis 1 dis 2 dis

Selling Rates of Exchange.

¥E

do Brads, 6, 8, and 10 do

75 boxes Virginia Tobacco [and 1 lb lumps 115 do Missouri and Kentucky do. 5,8, lib 100 do Matches 350 doz Shaker and Corn Brooms 12 casks and bbls Salacratus 10 do do Super Carb. Soda 700 lbs Best Spanish Indigo 1600 do Bright Dutch Madder 50 bags Pepper and Spices 12 bbls Alum 12 bbls Epsom Salts 30 do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 lbs Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark 400 lbs Camphor 350 do Cream of Tartar 1200 reams Wrapping Paper 350 do Letter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull's Sarsaparilla 50 do Fresh Green Cheese 315 kegs Pure and No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article imported 2 half pipes as. Hennessy Pale and Dark

1 half pipe J. &, F. Martel Branay 1 do J. J. Dupuy do 3 qr. casks London Dock Madeira Wine do R. L. do do do Spanish Port do do Pure Port Juice, Crown Brand do Juice Port

do Burgundy do Pale Sherry, very fine do Pure Sweet Malaga Wine

Domestic Brandy, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rum, Ola Bourbon,Copper Distilled and Rectified Whisky, Peach and Apple Brandy.

Also—Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Essences, Cinnamon, Vermifuge, Castor and Linseed and Tenners Oil, Turpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards. Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot Lines and Staging, Dupont's and Blasting Powder, Sifters. Salt, &c. Sue. sept 13-51 3-ly

Last Call

ALL

persons indebted to the firm of Stewart &. Bro., will please call at the store of Stewart & Bell and settle as the books must be closed.

STEWART & BRO.

Mov dlw 146 wlra-39

are now receiving our

proted.

30 halfbbls do do «'im 55 half chests Gun Powder Tea 26 do Black do 32 do Young Hyson do 25 6 and 12 lb. boxes do do 75 boxes Pearl Starch 10 do Chocolate

R. & 0. TOUSEY,

National Road Sl. 2d door above Market

No. 2, Phoenix Block.

Wholesale and Retail Cash Store,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy

FlttWiM

JtoaMtmTho subscribers are now in receipt of a fuii supply of Messrs. G. C. Miller Co's

CELEBRATED |TPL PLOUGHS,!

Which deservedly stand higher than any plough in' the Union for their gSod performance and easy draught. We also have extra Beams and Handles, of the best seasoned wood, steamed in oil, which we will furnish at prime cost. We have any quantity of testimo* nials as to their performance and quality, which we would be pleased to show* any person wanting ploughs. #.

The Messrs. Miller are re pa rfn to 1 aria ah factory here^on a large scale, and have sent this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture.

P. S.—They are so constructed that it will be difficult for the most awkward smith to knock them out of shape, the land-side and point being connectedd of the very best material.

458 MAIN STREET,

Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Surgeon's Instruments, Paints, Oils, Dy® Stuffs, Spices, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, French gjpd American Window-Glass, Virginia, Missouri,^ ,«nd Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco,

RE now in receipt of* their heavy spring supplies, which renders their stock one of the Inrgesl and most complete in the United States. Their stock was purchased of Importers and manufacturers or first bands upon the very best terms, and they are prepared to warront the quality of their goods, and are determined to sell them for cash or to undoubted prompt dealers on the usual lime, as *ow as they can be purchased East, with the addition of the usual freights and charges. They hove resident agents in the East, through whom they are enabled to keep their stock fresh and complete during the season. Orders will be promptly filled with goods at as low rules and of as good quality as if the parties were here in person.

N. B. Ginseng, Feathers, Rsgs, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Mustard Seed, and ally taken at the market prices in payment of debts due us, or in exchange for go Louisville, Ky., March 12, '52-w9m-29.

A LARGE STOCK OF

SUMMER CLOTHING

HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE

AnS Great Bargains will be given to all who call upon us.

Terre Haute, Oct. 10, '51-8-ly-ren-May 14, '52-38

LOCUST CORNER, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

O O S

Notions, Trimmings, Bonnets, Boot.* and Shoes, Caps, Hardware, Groceries, Paper Hangings, Borders, Carpetings, Rugs, Floor

Cash

N. SMITH & SONS.

5 1

,«

WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH,

Spring and Summer Stock,

Manufactory, in Louisville, Ky. Also, a large assortment of

Fashionable Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts, &c., &c., &c.

Any garment purchased at this establishment exchanged, if not ap*

"Oct Kn *5T-TJ-tr-fdn-^vr^ff87Trs• -—i—"

ana

Table Oil Cloths, and House furnishing Goods.

are now in receipt of our Fall and Win ter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities expressly for this market. We would invite particular attention toour stock of brown and bleached goods, Prints, Merinoes, De Laincs, Lustres, figured stuff goods, Ginghams, Trimming Bettons, Laces, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets ana Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Tickings, Checks, linen and silk Ildkfs, Bay State Shawls, Carpetings, Carpet Bags and Satchels, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &c.: all of which will be sold at such rates lor

Produce

P. G. O'BILET.

as will maHe it the

interest of buyers to patronise us. Paper Hangings very low. Terre Haute, October 4,'51-6-tf.

S. K1TCHELL.

EVANS VILLE

Forwarding & Commission House.

»TM1E subscribers, in connection with their JL present Wharf boat, have just completed the mammoth whnrfboat

finished in the moet substantial manner, and with a fire-proof roof. Provided with these two Boats, and with able and competent assistants, we can now rcceive and store, at theriver, 2,000 Tons of Produce &. Merchandise, completely sheltered and protected from casualties in all weathers thereby avoiding the necessity, as heretofore, of exposing nroduce, in the inclement season, upon a wet and muddy landing and, also, facilitating us in rcshipping with more dispatch, in better order, and as we are assured oy Steamboat Masters, at lower rales of freight than has ever before been done at this point.

With these advantages we respectfully solicit consignments. Liberal advances made upon Produce consigned to us for reshipmcnt to our correspondents in New Orleans, ana the same forwarded at the very lowest rates of freight.

We will also receive consignments lor sale, ef-

Evansville, Jan 12, '52-w6m 21

a & LUDOWICI & HULMAN, ARE

now receiving their Spring stock, consisting, of a full assortme nt of Groceries ol all kinds

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Feathers, &c,

all of which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. Call at the Cincinnati Store, Union Row.

Mar

11, '52 wly-29

fc#

country produce gener-

D. ARNOLD & Co.,

West Side of the Square, next door to Wolfe's.

LOUISVIUJ:

EMTANM SMMS

fram,, our own

STRAUS & ISAACS.

Norlh-rast Corner Public Square, Terre Haute, Ind.

Japanned Tinware Manufactory

rpHE undersigned manufactures amikeeps conJL stantly on nand 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, nt such prices as will yield a handsome profit to the buyer. Every articlo he oflers for sale is mode in his owq shop, and under his personal superintend*nee, from the raw material. And in this particular he claims to have it in his power to offer inducements, far superior to any other dealer in the West.

Having recently made large additions to his manufacturing department in the way of room, machinery, end a greater number of workmen, he hopes to hie able to supply the increasing demand.

Dealers who have been accustomed to making their purchases in tho eastern cities, will find that they can do equally as well here in point of price ana 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 the inconvenience of waiting six weeks or two months for a supply from the East.

.LARD LAMPS.

The undersigned would also call attention of dealers to his Improved Oxygen Lard Lamp. This Lamp is so constructed that the entire top can be removed for the purpose of trimming and cleaning. The objection to this Lamp heretofore has been, that they could not be cleaned, and it was with difficulty that they could be trimmed.— Tnese objections are entirely overcome in the improvement In addition to this they ore much quicker, and of course can be sold at a reduced price this season. They are acknowledged to be the best and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced

Also manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the justly celebrated Air Lard Lamp.— Thir Lamp has now been in use for eight years, and has given entire satisfaction.

Dealers arc respectfully solicited to call and ex.mine my

Corner of Pearl and Walnut Steets. opposite the Pearl Street House, Cincinnati, Ohio. N. B. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding articles to the country.

Dec 5, '51-ly-6-16

Food & Donnelly's Drug Store.

Old Established Stand, North Side of the PUBLIC SQUARE. At this store may be found as usual at WHOLF* SALE, a complete assortment of every thing in our line of business, which will be sold at the io wj est range of prices.

We. arc in receipt of spring supplies ol Drugs, Mcdicincs, Chemicals, Roots, Iicrbs, Extracts, &c., pure and of beat qualities.

E A N O I E A I E S

WINES and

LIQUORS

for Medical use, pure

and ol choice flavours, Paints, Oils Varnishes, Dye Staffs, Glass andGlassWarc, Pntty.Cilnc, Brushes,

Bronzes, Gold Leaf, &c.

MrPhysicians Prescriptions accurately com Rounded. All our officinal preparations are made in accordance with the U- S. Dispensatory.,

April 5, '51, 32-U .v.-, ia

FIRE PROOF PAINT.

BLAKE'S

FIRE PROOF PAINT, ground in

oil, assorted colors and packages. Law rcncc's Pure L«ad. For sale by 1 Apr5, '51 30-tf. WOOD &. DONNELLY.sj!

Mil