The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 July 1852 — Page 4

It" France »ad Inieo. The New Y#rk Herald publishes the following from Mexico:

It appears that 6 grave mi sultderatand ing has taken place between the French Minister and the Mexican Government growing out ol the promise to pay 9f, 600,000 on account of the English debt The question was, to know whether or

not the duty imposed by the fiscal laws upon the money sent to a foreign coun~ try, would be paid. M. Falconnet, the representative of English creditors, held that the arrangement would not be in accordance with good faith if tht credi tors were to pay 1200,000 duty on the funds. The Mexican Government ap

Eroved

the reasons of M. Falconnet.— ut the French Minister protested, and demanded that the law should be ap plied to all alike, fie sent very stroug and diplomatic notes to the Mexican Government and it is said that one was returned to the legation. It is, says Le Trait Union, the cause of the departure of ihe Secretary of the Legation for France. It is believed tha: the English Minister has promised his aid to the Mexican Government in the affair. If so, it witl become a Franco-Anglo Mexican question.

"THE

RICHEST MEN

SETTS,"is

MASSACIIU

the title of a second edition of

a book that lately appeared in Boston, that gives the reputed wealth of about 2000 men in Massachusetts who are worth 5100,000 or more, with brief sketches of the lives of nearly 1500 of them. The aggregate property of these men is put down at $248,689,000. Of the rich men 28 are worth 5100,000,000 or upwards. The leading wealthy class appears to be tho mercantile. 663 of whom have a place in thiscurious book. The next wealthy class is the farmers, of whom there are 140.

LEGISLATIVE.

In the House of Representatives, on the 22d ult, Mr. Linder, who is an inveterate joker, as well as a source of per petual annoyance to the

Democracy,'

rose ahd said he had some information which might be of importance to the House, and which he desired to communicate. 'Leave!' Leave!' 'Leave!' resounded from all parts of the House.

Mr. Linder resumed—'The Whig convention at Baltimore have nomina ted Gen. Windfield Scott for President of the United Stales!' "Order!' Order!' Order!' was heard from at least twenty members.

Mr. Linder—'1 have said all 1 wish to. Gentlemen, those who object shot Id reduce their objections to writing.' [Mr. Linder and a good many others retired to commenced the ratification.]Chicago Journal.

EARLY RISING.—Happy

the man who

is an early riser. Every morning comes to him with a virgin love, full of bloom, and purity and freshness. The copy of nature is contagious, liko tho gladness of a happy child. I doubt if any m«n can be callod "old" so long ashe is an early riser and an early walker. And ayouth—take my word for it—a youth in dressing gown and slippers, drawling over breakfast at noon, is a very decrepid, ghastly image of that youth who sees the sun blush over the mountains, and the dew sparkle upon blooming hedgerows.

A kind ward, a gentle act, cheerful smile, what sunshino they bring with them especially to the sorrowing heart. How much by these we may add to the sum of human happiness, and to the pleasent memories of those who meet us in life's journey. It is these little kindnesses, these gentle offices of courtesy and affection that make up half ihe real blessedness of life, and they cost so little! They nsk so small a portion of our time and labor so little sacrifice of our convenience or comfort. 7

GENERAL SCOTT

AND THE

MtsE.-Uon.CIFAS. S. MOREHEAD, stateed nt the meeting on Monday night, as a fact within his own personal knowledge, that while the Compromise measures wete pending before Congress, nnd while Gen.

SCOTT

was Secretary of War

pro tern, under Mr.

SCOTT,)

FILLMORE,

PALESTINE.—There

he (GEN.

exerted his influence openly,

energetically, and efficiently, in favor of the passage of all those measures.— This, we take it, is an end to all cavil on that subject, in this region at least or nobody will think ofquestioning Mr. Motehead's statement upon a matter of fart.—Frankfort ConClh.

RE.\RBE.?T OF DR. GAitDNER.-Thc cfTortR on the part of the United States District Attorney having brought to Washington, in connection with tho recent charges ngninst Dr. George A. Gardner, of obtaining money from the Government under the Mexican indemnity act of Congress, several citizens of Mexico— upon their affidavits, the accused, who was on bail to answer the charge of fraud, was also arrested on Saturday upon a chargo of forgery, and upon be* ing taken before Judge Crawford, in default of bail in tho sum ol $20,000, (in addition to the former bail of #40.000,) was committed to jail.— Washington Hep.

are reports from

Constantinople that Mr. Rothschild ha* bought Syria for 500,000,000 francs, and intends to rebuild Jerusalem and the temple of Solomon, and invite the Israelites to return, and will set up a line of steamers from Beyrout to Mar seilles, and a railway from Alexandria to Constantinople. These reports ma) bttruc, but they need confirmation.

A young lady who wore spectacles, exclaimed in a voice of sentimental enthusiasm, to a plowman, •'Do you. sir, appreciate the beauty rH this landscape? Oh, tee those darling sheep and lambs skipping about!'* ••Them ere aren't sheep and lambs: them's hogs, Miss!"

A challenge has appeared in Bell Life "none accepting it," to tho effac* that a member of one of the leadingclubs of London will back "a voting lady" for from £2,000 to £5,000. to ridr with any other young lady in London either on a course, or after the hcundt

BUSINESS CAHPS.

niiijjgLfuit

A N

I N I N AT TH*

[email protected] Courier 9ff(tc, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, WITH 4 rXESH SPFFtY Of ooDua woposu Wo hftvealso a ootnplet* set of new and beautiful

O I S E S

For Card Prinuagin imitation of Copper-plate Persons wanting Printing don* will do well to give us a call with new material" and exp* rienced workmen, we cannot be exeallwl, and

WARRANT SATISFACTION.

Blank Deeds & Mortgages, BILLS OF LA PING, Protests and Instructions For Flat and other Moats,

Kept constantly on baud at thi* Office.

AMOS SUBCI.T. avsnu. Seabolt & Russell, FOinVAHDINt & COMMISSION

MERCHANTS

AND FLOUR

Shawneetown, Ills.

V..! _____ REFERENCES. J. P. Richardson fc Co., W. A. Docker,Peeples

Ridgway, O. Pool, Esq., SkawneetQu*». W-&.C.Fellowes&Co, Geo. W. Given*, T. C. Twitchel & Co Robertson and McDugall, John Hurley, Esq., New Orleans*

Tilden & Richard", Wool folk & Johnson, Thomas Page, & Co., Sit. fronts. Kellogg brothers, Dean & Waine, J. S, Cheno weth, Cfuciwuiti-

Forsyth &. Co., W. Bagloy Co., Pittsburg. Davidson & Bronnon, J. B. Wilder & Co., Lou isville.

May 8, ^2 wly-37 "V

DRY GOODS.

Watts, Jenkins & Colbnrn,1 No. 63,Pearl Street, Cincinnati* Ohio. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

KEEP

consta-Uy ou hand a general assortment of goods of the latest importations, which they oflcr for sale at the lowest market prices.

Purchasers arc respectfully nvited to call an examine their stock. Dec 8. *51-ly-7-lfi

Gr. S. HAZARD,

Produce & Commission Merchant.

BUFFALO, N. Y.

PERSONALProvisionsgiven

References, Williams& Early, H. D. Williams Co., Terre Ilautc.

Bement & Co.,

Any business, Forwarding or Commission, en listed to our charge will meet Ottr usual prompt attention jun!5-42ly-

BBITTO*.

Nov 8, '51-ll-tf-r26

COMPRO-

AIJSO,

attention to sales of Flour,

Grain and and prompt returns on all Consignments. REFERENCES.

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

GIDEON BURTON, Cincinnati

CLEM TtNGLEY, Philadelphia. TJNOLEY & BURTON, S

WHOLESALE BEATERS IN

Foreign and Domestic Dry Gods South East Corner Pearl and Walnut Streets, INC INN AT I, OHIO,

A RE now opening a full nnd complete stock of .*\ Spring uooas,%mcQ ituqr, vtTs» rul y«t«, or the usual credits. 'C'-f

Jan 1,'52-19 ly

POOLE & BROTHER,

Forwarding & Commission Merchants, 90 MAGAZINE STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

H. L. ASHLEY

J# ft BRTTTON & CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchants, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. rfIHE highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye,

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

DENn-.THY.

,SH. R. SMITH, D. D. S.,

BElNfJ now permanent ly located in his new office on Ohio street, third door cast of the public square, will at all times

COOOP

be in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. N. B.~Nocreditgiven foroperationsnnlessby previous arrangement. April 17, 1849-34y

J. H. LONG, M. D.,

CONTINUES

Office of Dr. A. Holmes, and respectfully solicits a slinre of public patronage. Tnc following from Dr. Holmes is considered a sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind.

The Practice of Medietas

Will ha continued from my office, by J. fl Loss*, M. D., who. during the past two years, has proved himself fnithful and worthy of confidence. junel-40-tf A. HOLMES, M. D.

MMI At RO^, (X«f(Y.wrj to Bright J/tnier,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

MmsEi&Nm rACXET UlOTtNG, RAILROAD I^CTOT, AJTP WHABT,

MADISON, IND.

Rtfcrenres:—Blytlie vV Holland, T. A. Morris, Kirland & Etfagibbon, Indianapolis O.White, Madison.

Oct 25, *53-9-1ypd

ways clean.

Hair Cutting, &C.

I IIK nndemigned has fittwi up for the accomI modation of the ciiixens of Terre Haute, and travelers, a shop otic door north of FarrinsjtonV Block, whero they all can get a dean and easy and their hair cut th« best manner. Ra* *ors always sharp—SCMIP,in

Brushes and Towelaal-

JESSE MITCHELL

Nov?!. __

^r .v «.

Ilonvr, Cnrrinpc. Sijrn, nnd Ornnmcntnl rnitttin?, in all their Branches.

Designs. Banners, Haas, Transpsrrn cif», properly executed—old rieturca clean-1 «d and tarnished, walls papewtl, ^tct on Market Street, opposuo Doloa' New But:!!ing, and 2d doornorthofihoCooRir* Office.

Trm lliata, E. K. BROWN.

Early & Leggett,

Fortrarrthtz A* Commlstien

Aad dealers in *11 kinds* 4 product, TERRK ff AtfriS INDr" a

TftOMAS If. ^iELSON, ,£ Attorney and Counsellor nt LSw, TERRE MAUTJE, 1ND.

I Ofice rkmmi* Bloc*, mjt-tUiir*. fVr 7. |\.»l

B. B. MOFFATT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

TERRE HAUTE, IXD.

Oflfe* In Union Row, over Reeves'* Suwe. Nov 15, 'Si-ia-l*

J.G

TKRRE

mvmsw, m.

Physician and burgeon,

WTE,

INR

Office nearly Browa*# Jlotel. CVt IP.fl-P-tf

I N I N N A I

111

CrFttrotui vl.Ulog Clootmwtt t* make Pur

ohaaM, or Aval ring to make enquiries, or protide

Dlrw'ory,

pure any arUc •ttU this Dirsc'o

MiCHAKUSON, MI«I

by latter, should cont, Mil is a gttfcit to ill tha

various BualfeeM Krtahlhihin»nU, and may h#

oep«nd« r«i table Ftroul in Ciuolnnatt

Bank Note Engravers Printer*

MI VT»IL

«M« «l CWdtt, IVmfti, rtoniwwr tail*, IHWIMiwk,

CtnU,

U, W I AHTA WNWWAMIM

mi Vi,ii.of C.nU,

KE..

OWWI

A. C. JiMIS, Nn. It7 Walnui

BLOCJRA

HF-LIMIHKHNTOL TNP*FCR UL*.

«Kna

"JWTO

l« T. Jom(, pfMtWa) Biyraro. niu War© lUanulUctur«v l. Mtt I rart,twtwwi *«au—*k»s iMkhn

MtWx* W dwilf* Britanuiu Ware ManuAictnrert T& mw,

W«^ V* Woctl li«, kiMM liw,XtM,

In* Win, TUmn Fire GiiKlni Manufacturer, N. MKWMAN, to n. I. H*mm\ Bin ttrat, kiwm «|4

|I*.— HT»«K U4 UAIWWML OF »U ,IM* UD

tram

#(M

ttest qtml^y, end if not foond to be such, on trial, we will refund the inonej Scale manufacturers, J. M. BLUNDELL CO., (successors to Martin end Blonde]],) No. 8 w« ted street, 3 doors west of Main.

Brass and Bell Founder, R. T. THORNBHRN. Front street, between Vine and Walaut, south side Brm and Silver Hated Faucets. Fountain Cocks and Generator work made and repaired. Hoee Joints and Cooplinp, I-alt Well Joints, Oil Oiobes, Cylinder aad Gaux« Corks, Distillery work (comllf, Flumaterv work. Opper Rivets, SpeOer SdJer aad castings in Braas, Copper, etc.— Coh paid (or Brass aad Copper.

Window Shades and Oil Cloth MANUFACTURERS,—M. SAWVKS fc CO., No. 8 College Hill. Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, PETF.R RtlHI, No. 63 wot Mb itreeC, hlmw Wiinat tad Viae^-Manubct-jrcr of Frinfet, Tueda and Milium Triiamingt.

Wholesale Coilfectioner, P. HALL, No. 6S Miia a(^et, Miwiftffnigs and keeps constantly o&'liitid tbe largest variety in tbe West

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,

M. R. R()SS CO., Queen City Liquor Store, Na 19 Sycamore street, )d,)nnartke River.

^Braduan', Old Stand, Bellows Manufacturers, 5. ENGLISH

vONS,

MN.

the Practice of Medicine from thr

HHft fir* Trvmpott, TwrtntTCiypw r«kUwt Hm*. (ke Llfl Md iwfi Fumn. tar Wcilb FMtno, •»«.. at «U IM Cm In* tad UiitnalK Wwlu IU (eeetl!.

Cotton Yarn HlanulHcturera,

OOI'TN,

AHCG

(XI, RT-CW*Y M«M. CM* 4 NNK UD

(inMM, Mi*an 0»w| *«4 CtawUw*' C«nlt« Wkk. CMtM VtH iu|M! W»I, IXxcrM v»ru, 'tyria* *a4 a*llin(. Flour mill and Factory Builder*,

FMJNAALU IVW

UKCLNWALII

*M(H-KlwATNNTE.—MWFCLMRJ

IWk

pf tvtrj «urt nuuhrturad imd Mp. Borr Mill u4 IMMw CMM Iwetiw*. wrfOrtw* hn« of CMtlafi |U«ia|Uf AMi Coppersmiths, w. aoa««, mmt xnMi, m»«M ru« *aj Burtw.—coMt»*u/ «n Mut, ui v, to Mdw, htOw** iiu*i»tor tor Mkim MAS W*im. Gent's Furnishing Kstablishnient

*MI

Main,

»M«N»»«M«,

Awning & Tent AUXJRN VINOVIER, IV

I wholvtol* raw)

to OwhiM^ tw% itkitf («od, I It Mm*

wt-fc tow *a4 Sljtofc

CklUoralu* wiii

•(, 4 tk.

milliner and Dress maker. Mil aiCHAftlMuN,

«A

Poiirik on»r

M.—CountryMLLLTML*

CMhiof, Ctolk*, B*(*, #*.,

MTO,

wMn*U rMail—Si Brwlwij.

Stereotype Founder,

WIWMOONMawi

4tk *l*!»otjp«

ia*D* wxtor.—MTUTC, ibwind, htoart

and NaifcMAl*.

Boots, Shoes, Leather & morocco* E.

U. WEB

ICR

CO.,

Ttflk ilraH,

IWIWCRA

Wilaut aid

M.—

Wtaotoul* and Hetail Uwkn tl the afcon arlldn a ad •vary nrkly oI kkM Tri»im« -atw Mawitacluwi oi Owfi tAdm kbuatnr wholaan Trad a.

Tea Dealers,

MOORE OliesTEH, (wkotaala aad raUil) Comer 7lh and Walnut itV Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, HUWtLL OANtl BHO., Na 00 Mala and No 3 l*ih aire*, door ml *t I Von boa Hottta,—Urdaxa lakaa (or Kw and Miuta iaiMa, Fartridce NCa, a»c.

Coffee and Spice mills.

DIXON, SHOEMAKER CO Syramon airea*, kalwou Tlh and «h.— Retail Unkn iofround Slices Mort&rd, nortad sad (rouatf Cotfbs^ h« NMbyrte— Ail aiiirbs wmmtited pars, pries paid for Mustard Seod. mathematical and Philosophical INSTRUMENTS.—IL WARS, Mauufcc'wor, S. VV. col. 7 41k and Sf caaore oivnaila Hoat Ofloe, Mlraixa oa 4lk atrael—wbM* aiar ba r^iud arary nrMy of laatnuaasla.

Cracker Bakery,

T. D. BF.NN'ETT, No. 30. Umtr Markat (treat.—Butler Cracker* d'» fa pouMd Joda Biacuit 6 ct'i per pound. Publishers and Booksellers, a. A. V. P. JAMES, No. W7 Walaut «lr«et.-J. A. U. P. J. TubIwh aixur of tli* beat be

(wbnlesele and retail) 2nd street,bet. Broadway

aod Lodlow.—A!) Order* punctually attended to. City Dagncrrean Rooms, EKWIX Co., No. wcat Foortti itraM.—Pmnuts Wuq in tbe tat •tjrtcof tb* art—ctuntn moderate.

Steam Boiler Makers,

RTCRT DrMONT, like jr., bet C^aftess and Fropt.—Rffietrir^ done to sbort o^tice. An assortment of Second-band Boilers always oo band* Carriage Manufacturers, R. P. ORTDKf CO., Third street, two doors east of Sycamore. Car. riagrs ermntmrted on tbe Equirotal Principle. Fat hi enable (amai^ve of every descripttou always on band. Orders aod repairing promptly axectiled fapanned Tin Ware. Ci, WNCHEM* MannCaetwer of Japanned, Ornamented and Bronei Tin Ware. ii. W. corner of P»r| aod Walnut streets.—Water Coolers *11

lard I^mps el every deecriptiotv.

Venetian Blind Manufacturer, T. J. RICORftS North side 6tb street, Sad door easi of Vine, opposite tbe Olympic Theatre.

Steam Marble Works,

LOWRT RUI£, Cornet Broad war and Plftb streefe.—Denim In M"i* «n»rD% Tombs and Grave Stores, Marbk Mantles, Cabinet and otraier BiocJt aod blab, or

Crockery and Glassware. 0. Af-DKICH, No. 181 M*tn s^rrfit, *t*t iHe, bet. 4tb and frh.—fm-Sweat*, of Ffwth China, Crockery, Olaeiwarn, J^Nar and Hall Lttnpe, Oir.iodnlee% W'tters, Caetors and Table Cutlery, Briftania Ware, etc.

Looking Glasses and Frames.

WM. WlWCt.l, Jr., No. I» Mm in imt, hrt. Sd and «tb.—Portr,» an) rictm Fnan uf

rrrry

httm Wladnw Hi'i and Cj«he Fmtb

11 iln. (xinfcmf Ola« FMn (all itm) pat Into old roam

Starch Manufacturers,

EVPRDtNO KRKF.NBBEMir.R, Lock stmt, Miami Canal,brt. Stt nd MB atrtMik—Carfi far Wheat, aad ma S to

aaitrt prk* |*id fcr WMt* Wlmt.

taf men

Una Um

Fashionable Hats and Caps. Oft E. MAS»N. No. W Fifth strfft, 7 d«n wr»t of Walnnt^ fmcy ImbreWee, Carpet Ba^s and batclwls.

KIcnrie House,

Mrt'NT, Proer^elnr, Tbird street. North side, between Main and Sy #ww*t yrwHi—i he abofe Hnvee is situated in the moat luriww part of the dtv, beiat

tbe immediate vicminr of the priMi|al Bneincse Kish

latimti'ds, tat Ufrttai T^kfrayh Umcee. Wove and Worked Wire Manufactoryo WM. BRDMWEI.U Watrnt «fW, 4«w, Mnw Vh *r •f -ETrrf Jnfil^ia lUMlni tad .Sutaaa Inr *11 kiadi«( Onto, ftA, IMwdo •ad Mt. Mar Wta af an wiwibwu. Wh fcr jyia llo— aad OMuWHubn. Hair 5»lwi aad Itrwiamrf all mm.

Queen City Paint Store* '2

WM rmrflili) a CO, SU Cat n«r Mia *n*. Mm W. aad and Retail Dealers it Oi)^ Vamishrs. Terfewttn^

I RW\ Cr^sI

and Asnencan Window (llm, Anigt' Mrtsrv

at wbettonle aod retail,-*Oro«nd ]M |^t «p la em lor omntiy tnia Portable Orist Mil] MamtAtctttrera. 1. m'HaoWS ft CU, CttaMAa rnoMm. CohatHa «nt, W4.

mm CkM MOk mark

thn

Min »•»,

*ar% .IX'aai tafmni OrM nd Aw MiO ft*"*, **d Caabaga mlytlna. Alao, Ptalwi Mlin Owfca. flui ft ram, at.

rrn

AWTtt.

Carriage REPAIRING} Factory, .v Maxes,

MM, AN—**

CIBH-

*«*n*

Book Bindery.

TCWKKa, tOaad IIS M» MW.-IMl

nmt

i) eml ktviai DMir ««»fe ««U GundrVs Mercantile College, fittnw. Nid|»l, AffMQn It. W. caretr rA aeit Wdtti-liiwiiinM IM-Wi tmMMIm iwttflw WnlMa

On CMgll

Tr*-*"

My liilwi

Tk* am CMM

tnm I II «nti Trry fa, fwSnhn cafi Wwii*

wm Dm

Wool Carding at Holmes's Hill.

/"""10ME everybody that wants good Rolls. 1 am L/ now ready to receive Wool to card at the old stand, on the bank of the River, with new cards and new machine*. Come and see for yourselves at tl^mes'iB Mill.

Mar 1°. 53-431-138-wtf-38

ANOTHER

———————

caae o( Remnants received this

morning. Price 8 cents. They are selling

PRAIRIE CITY STORE.

May 15, 'i2-d3w-li3-wlf-39

———————

Coming! Coming!!

two weeks we will receive 5 cases,64491 yards, remnants of the best prints made in this country 2 cases of which will be of Fall River Turkey Red- They wete booght low and will be •old according!v

PRAIRIE CITY STORE,

ialy If, TO wtf-47

rilK UK BAT KKNTUCKV BKIIKUV HI, JOHN BULL'S SABSAPAItlLLA!! Will Wonder* never Ceaiel I tho ftillowing euro*, perform#*! »lo«i« by the an ol I BUIiL'S 8AR8APAfUUA, «r« not wontltim. then we #knowlc(lu« (hut we do not know t)i« imuming of th# «ord. Kwul, «nd t* eonflno«d tliat 6»cu dtnwigtr tbkn Ictton lawn P, O.,

JOW

ok, in Ik* market for aolkiliu Aceula and Hedtara.

A «e and ctmp editioc of Faail} Quarto Bible, prlatad Iroin tgtlralj Mereotypa pla'ea. Cataloctoa aeat by mil when dealrad. jHgj Engraver on Wood,. R. C. OROSVENOR, N. B. cor. 4th aad Walmut atreeta.—All Work esecuted with ecatima aad diqaatck. Umbrella 8l Parasol manufactory HLEEPE& BROTHER, N 165 Main atreet, between 4th aad Mb A

Sculptor,

C. BVL1XT, Art Oaioa Bulldiag.—Bu«t», Medalliou, Statuca, Ornameato manufacturing Jewelers, S. T. CARLlTV CO., W&tnnt itreet, 5'b door south of 4th street.—! mooch wi

ID IFCC

ALDO'S

DICW

Infirmary |br Diseases of the:

Fourth itreet, oor. Sycamore, opposite Poet Office.—Iniertioo of ArtiAckl Eyes, Surf teal Operatioot, etc. pholstcry &Bedding Warehouse

HtOLER, Agent, No. 78 esst side Sycamore, under Western Mu* tetjCbiistantly on hand Braie Curtain Cornices, Poles and Riui, Spring and Feather Beds, Hair, Moa, Husk and Cot too Mattr«»e% Comtoiia, Cots, etc.—Cufiains, Carpets aod Pew and Chair Cuihions made to order—also Mbk Spring Mattresws. which can be handled easily by oat person

Mtoctured at this establishment^ which attention is eepccalty invitrd. Fashionable Furniture. L. M, CRAKE, Manufacturer of Fashionable Cabinet Furniture. Soflv Chairs, etc.—Warerooou 0. 61 Svcamore Btroet, ooe docv above Third. Steel and Copper Plate Printer, LtlHOURAPMER aad Dealer io Encraringa, E. C. MJDDLETON, N» US Wajnat street, Odd FeUnwa BuiWiag'—Note*. Drafta. Billa ol Ex* dun Cbecki, etc., alwaj* oo hand.

Wholesale Clothiers,

FECHHEIMEK, GOLDSMITH CO- No. 72 Main atreet, Sth door betua* —TVll IflTttf CCTIOtry MnWah la ktWiwb French Burr mill Stone Factory*

AS. BRADroRD CO., No. 6& Walnut street between 2d and Fnrl ,—Genuine Dutch Anker Brand Mill ^mdley Hoistii

Stnaei Irons, Stoat Ma iac*. Tompennf 9cve«n tend and for «ale__All

newest itrle*, and every variety of iciralrjr aide tom Eye Infirmary.

Scr*w»,

Machine*, *fklting Cloths of numbers, I&ll Cast* Screws, Screen Wife end Hester of Peris, always on _AI1 work sold at this catebliifement werrejitid of thl

FnHon Co.. Ky., 0ft.

Juannette

matiuflptcturcrs, ui., S kmn ikin tk« TMn.-

MU.

*U WW

tuM w»tor praot—W»|M art lM) CMn, MUI wp, nirf

FL «MI MUT

dealer^

to to

Piano Forte Dealers,

•MITB NIXON, N». 7»

Wmi Fourth

MIMI, MU IM MIMW

Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises, &c.

PARViN JMINSUN, ad Itoaton I* the twlklto— «l»s skkkK DIM*K1BMauulwturan

1,1861.

Dp. John Bnll: Bir—The two down of onr Sarm HUillM, orUntixl in September, mm* to Imnd. nnd, In *enowtolgtnf[ tli* reonlpt of 111# «wi«, I ftwl I would be toinRyou injustice to withhold the follnwini nmong tht n*ny of theIniUnnM that

IIITO

ROMI,

under my oWrr*

Ion, during Uie iMt two ye»M, of tb« great curatiru prop

rtle* your Sarsanarlll*

TK.of

itn, liiglilj rmportatil* My of my

ttlrliborhood, agnd Mxty-flw year*, had li«»en Iftng nfflinfad vUh a oftBroroiiit ulcer, #hieh ftnatly retlnred h«r to elplM* a conJItlon. that »he could not Inave h«r bod. Bh» .rietl the tMwt modlcal advice in our county, without relief, md had given up all hope* of a eure. At thU atage of her taw, I nernuadou her son to take a bottle of your Marmpailla. lie did so, and in a nhort time returned, and puis thtwed another bottle, (tating the flrat had bed tlecidediy mod etfeet. She continued to «ue it nntil, after the n«e of Ive or «i liottlea, 1 had the pleasure of neelr^g the old lady lereelf at ehurch. She aanured me that «he had nlnioat mtlrely recovered her lioalth, and firm her I rifflvud the tecount of her dixeiuie, and in about the Mtaie wordft I give it to you. Thin le hut one of a nnmber of curt* under my »beervation—of very rmiarkalile one*—pttrforawd by the lae of your Sarmniuilla, in my neighborhood. The dunand for it haa Rt'endlly increaied «inre its introductioa ere. Vory reapectrully, your oitedient wrvnnt, (fl**—\VM. Jt. DICKINSON, P.

tiovii CoostTT, Ky., Oet. 6,1851.

Dr. Jonn Hull: Dear 8lr—1 liave aeen the most marvel oua eure of one of my pationtH, by your valuable modlclttt —an oltl lady, who had beea afflicted from h«r childhood •rith Hcrofula, and various dineaaea of thu bniin. She wiu tixty year* old. It had run into something llko leprosy md fOie waa the mont frightful creature my eyes evei joheld. I called in Dr. MeKadilcn, a very fine phyrtcian consult with me in relation to her. \Vo came to tht xmcltitiion that it waa out of our power to relieve her but going to my office, I accidentally picked up one of youi loumala, when, on feeing the wonderful cure* your SanaMrllla had effected, I resolved to try tho experiment in thil taae. I took her two bottlea of it, after taking which I seroeiTcd a great changp. I took her wm« more. She id

taking the aixtii bottle, and

con*itl«r lier entirely

snnd. I take great pi aatture in recomnieuding your Nar wparilla to the afflicted public, Yours reapeotfully,

State of Kentucky, Graves Co., Set.

This day personally came before me the undersigned, an icting justice of the peace in and for said county, and made lath in due form of law, that the above statement is trne. Subscribed and sworn to, this 16th day of February, 1860.

S. P. MOitSK, ,T. P. for G. C.

1, Trwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves unty, State of Kentucky, do ccrtify that S. P. Morse, whose name is signed to the above certificate, is now, and jraa at the time of signing the same, a justice of the peace, and for said Graves County, duly commissioned and lualified as such, and that faith and credit are due all his fflclal acta, as such.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my fL S 1 han(*

a°d

caused the seal of tbe County Court oi

I said county to be hereunto affixed, this 18th day of February, 1860. EDWIN ANDERSON.

Can the reader believe, after reading the description ol ihe above numerous cures, that there is still a few human elngs, suffering with disease, that refuse to give Bull's Snrsaparilla a trial. It is indeed hard to believe, but nevsrtheless, it is too true. What kind of testimony would it ake to convince the few remaining disbelievers, that Bull's nedicine will do more even than it promises? The doctor ould produce another and another cure performed by his nedicine but if the cases published above will not conthc sceptical, it is useless to produce *ny more, and, ndeed. it would cost a fortune to publish tbe many certiicates that have been showered on Dr. liuli. The largest liammoth sheet in America would not contain even the lames of those cured, let alone full statements of their jases-

This medicine, when used according to directions, will :ure, without fail Scrofula or King's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Kruptiona ot he Skin. Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eves, Rlugworm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism. P.ilni" in the Bones or loints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphlis. Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Diseases of the Kidneys, Distnses arising from the use of Mercury, lo«.« of Appetite, Pain hi the 8ide or 8houlders, General IVMIity, Lumbago, Dropsy, Jaundice, Costiveness, Bronrlilti.«, Sore Throat, )oui{hs, Colds, Weakness of the Cheat. Pulmonary AITecdotiS, and all other Diseases tending to prnduce ConsumpJon, Liver Complninta, Female Irregularities and Complaints, Sick and Nervoua Ileadache, low Spirits, Night

Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Const.l--.utional Diiea«ea. and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and General Tonic for tbe System, ami a Gentle and Pleasant Purgative, it is superior to Blue Lick and Congress Water, jalta, or oeidlitl Powders.

DR. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, 81 Fourth st.. loui*ville, Ky. gencies must ne addressed.

Tier* applications for Agencies

zen, at Proprietors prices Large supply just received. Feb 20,'62 wGm 26

MaadMnt

Km «ari Vn«M T«|*, and KMt aad )um Wn, naoudtj Ini-ill (Mm immfWy ttMM *a.

S3m

and riwf—0dic«, S3 *at FrntM. Mail awl Watnat—Maaallirt.i*f irf

). n. Hummf

addresseU.

J. R. CUNINGHAM, S«.le

Haute, where the Medicino can

A fir nt lor Terr

I»J

had by tlie.de

Western States Line, For Buffalo* Canada nnd W eMPrn States. WITHOUT RESHII'IMNG AT

Albany or Troy. PROPRtETORS.

A- R- COBB & CO-, loot of Indiana Street, Buffalo. A- W. PAU/ER, Sl CO-, 121 I'road Street, New

York.

E- W-

MOmt a

SUSATK, Ager

aO Ml

araactw. ftiaia At Oatfj wliM«« kin OM Mi Mir amt _!• Ikia Uaa, tlw, mUl*

C- H- Cusnrjjj. S New York fcyMark Packages. W. H. Li tie. and shin by Western States Liue, Foot of Broad Street, New York.

In cvnnerfion with Terrt Ifamte and Toledo Lint Vatud Boat. COKSIGSEES.

ProtT SrrjtcFK, Toledo, EAKI.Y&

&. IacoEtt, Terre Hautc.^j 4*

mar-36 *53 w-fitn-31.

PAPER WAREHOUSE,

W2ELM&SES & ffibMItXa

AGENTS

for Goodman, Campbell tk. Co. ol

Lafayette, Indiana, will always keep on hand large quantities of Printing, Wrapping, and Wrf tin^ Paper, which will be sold at the lowest raid

WANTED—50,000 lbs. Clean Linen and Cot Um Rags, at the highest market rates, for cash. Stare oa the Corner of National Road and Secwad Streets. janc7-51-4l-tf WILLIAMS & EARLY.

Courier and GMf, at Charleston, (III.) copy to amount of #3 eath, pod send bills to Agents at Terre Haute.

Wood and Coal Wanted

INtiotmeeHi

exchange tor Carding and Fulling, See., at Mill. May 10, *52-4Jt-138-*t*-3S

n. CHEESE.!^ 1 CltolCE article Cheese juat rrwval ami for Mleat

Jane !9}"S2-wtl 43 W^nt

BANK NOTE TABLE.

C0BRRCTRP FOB THK WABASH COyRIBR.

Indiai s.

State Bank and Branch**, WniKm'fCheck*, Terre Mailt®. Kentsc^y. Bank of Kentucky, I Northern Bank of Kentucky. I Bank of Louisville,

MawjllonRnnk, Circ eville (oJds) Xenin Bank, v, GfHtipo Bank. Znnesvillr Hank. Sipuln-nvilU. (old bank,)

Bank, », 7*^,,

Ht. I InjiaviJIr Bonk, Mouni Pleasant Bank, Clinun Bank .»• oliindnia, N I.jelion Bonk, Doyion Bank, Weatorn lieeervf Bank,,,,, Franklin Bank ol Columbus, Biaie Bank en4 |Jranchtf«, All othera, ,y

All Bolvcnt bonks, Louisiana. All solvent Bonks,

JOHN M. U0SS, M.D.

I, Thomaa A. Rlngo, of flravea Co., Ky., for the benefit manfctad generally, do hereby certify, that on or about the lflth day of October, 1847, I was atttu ked with a Tery »vere pain in the lower pert of the abdouwn, which laxted out a lew mitiutes, 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 'ime tho fever ceaaed, and the pain abated for a day or two, ifter which it again returned, and wim much worm than oefore. During all this time I waa under medical treatment. From a 8bort time after I wa* taken, 1 wiw unable

walk or sit up the hip in which tho pain waa so bad sommenced rising, until some time in Jnuuar.7, when it ourst, and a number of pieces of bone come oa:—as many twenty, at least. Some of tbe pieces wen three-fourths }f an inch long. Some time after this, a hard knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my right wrist, and sne on my leg, below my knee. I continued to get weak tnd worse, and pain made i'a a#f*«,rance 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 mo that, as a last remedy

hud better use Mil.

BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SAHSAPARILLA. After the use of the seeond bottle, the knot on my wrist commenced getting soft. I opened it, and a day or two after. ?iece of bono came out. My wrist soon got well, and 1 continued to gain strength. After I used the third battle, I could get no more for some four weeks, after which time I succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the three last bottlea, the knot on my hip became soft it was opened, and some corruption ran out, together with a »mall piece of bone, and the sore soon got well, and the Knot entirely diappeared. The sore on my leg also opened, tnd apiece of bone came out. I continued tbe use of the Sarsapanua until uaea twelve notticx, ana am now entirely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem strange to aome, but I will here state that, during the lummor of 1849,1 coughed up three pieces of bone, which 3n.n now be seen at the residence of my uncle. Thos. Neal, where I now live, and if any persons doubt this statement, I will be happy to converse with them, if they will call on 0. Signed, TIIOMAS N. IUNGO.

Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company, Bunk ol Mintral Point, I owa. uqu

Baltimore, New Orleans,' ... Louisville, ,r ... Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,

5 (Successors to S. W. Pugh,)

pat pAr

far par par

Ob in.

Ohio Iiwarance and Trust Co, Lafayette Bank,

City Bank, Con meroinl Bank, Mechanics' and Trsttiirs' Bonk,

par

W* par par |»»P*r par

pa par psr par par pa. pet pal par pat pal

?par par .par ^ar par

s«.

Bonk ofMiscfturi and Branches, fc|. Ixrnifi county Fcrip, St. Iouie city scrip.

Statn Bank and Bri ndww, Gertifirntea. •, Bank ot Illinois and Branches,

uncertain

Mintotiri,

•. pat. pa *pai

Illinois.

3:di, 36du ?0di»

Virginia.

Bank of Virginia and Brunches, Bank ol the valley and Branches, Rxrliunpr* Bonk, at Norfolk, ®t Farmfrd' Bank of Virginia and Branches, Merchants & Mtchamca Bank, Wheeling, Northwestern Br.tik of Va. and Branches,

1 di» 1 du 1 di» 1 dif 1 di» 1 die

Tennessee.

2i die

ldi

Georgia.

AH solvent banks, North Curoliiin. 5 All solvent borke, 8oulb Carolina. All solvent banks, v-

24 du

2idU

21 di»

Arkansns.

Stoic Bank and Branches, Michigan. Bank of St Clair, FarnterB' &. Mrchanics' Bank, Detroit Micliipnri Insurance Cowpany, Hiver liniein,

]no sale 25 dif no ss

All others. Real Kstate Bank nnd Branches, Alabama. Bank Mobile, 2 dif Bank of the State and Branches, 5 di? Plnnurs'and Meichanta* Bank br»k« All otliera poealf

Wisconsin.

1 die

broke

Idis

New England.

All solvent banks. New York Citv nnd Country, Philodelphin and Pennsylvania, Baltimore nnd .Maryland, All email bills under $5

1 die die die 1 dit 2 dif

Selling Rates of Exchange.

On fcVw York, at sight, Philadelphia, Boston,

1 pm 1 pm 1 pm pai par par 1 pni

United btates Treasury Notes, (new issue,) 1 pm

Current Value of Gold and Silver. American Eagles, and in proportion, $10.00 Sovereigns, crown stamp, in proportion, 4.83 do dragon do do^,., do 4.83 Napoleons, 20 franc pieces, 3.80 Guinea, English, m:)r" 5 0C Spanish Doubloons, 16.0( Patriot, Mcxicnn, Columbian Doubloon, 15.50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion, 4.00

3. "VV. NEWLAND. WM. C. TRABUE.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants, ui Ko. 440, Main Street,

Eetween Fifth and Sixth Streets, North Side,

LOfJISYILLE, Ky.

HAVE

on hand a large and carefbllv selected stock of Groceries, which they will sell very low for Cash, or in exchange for Country Produce. The following a»e the principal articles, viz 250 bogs Prime Green Rio Coffee f.. 50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hhds Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar 10 Ho Refined and Clarified do 75 bl»Is I .oaf. Powdered, and Crushed do "10 ires. Flint Rice 25 bhls Golden-Syrup 25 half do do 20 ten gallon kegs do li *70 bbls Plantation Molasses 25 do Sugar House do ...., ,T, 30 half bbls do do 55 half chests Gun Powder Tea 26 do Black do 32 do Young Hyeon do

Mv25 6 and 12 lb Iwxesdo do

'JO

do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 ll»s Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark 400 11M Camphor 350 do Cream of Tartar 1200 reams Wrappine Paper 350 do letter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull's Sarsaparilla 50 do Freah Green Cheese 315 kegs Pore and No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article imported 2 naif pipes Jas Hennessy Pale and Dark

Brandy

2 do A. Seigneite do do3 qr. casks Rastean do do 1 half pipe J. & F. Martel Bra ml

1 do" J.J.Dupiiy do 3 qr. casks London Dock Madeira Wine 5 do R. L. do do 2 do Spani?h Port do 5 do Pure Port Juice, Crown Brand 5 do Juice Port 5 do liurgundy 5 do Pale Sherry, very fine

fieucHs:

?75 loxes Pearl Starch 10 do Chocolate 120 do Rosin Soap 100 do Fancy do 160 do Star Candles 30 do Sperm, do 225 do Pressed Summer Candles I50,r00 Ctilm Six Cigars 25,000 Spanish do 25,000 Hall Spanish do fio 1000 250 bags nnd bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 1000 lbs Carpet Chain 1000 do Candle Wick 7, 1200 do Cotton Twin® 150 bales Cotton BattincI 525 bops Shot, assorted sizes 10,000 lbs Bar and Pig Lead 75 doz Blue Buckets 50 do Fancy do 50 do do Ilnlf'do 45 nrptj» (3 and 8 in nest) Painted Tubi 35 doz No. 2 and 3 do doj 75 dti Zinc Wash Boards 50 bbls Hydraulic Cement 50 do Vinegar 85 packages No. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel 800 kegs Super Cut Nails, from 3 to 20 penny lot) do ao do Brads, 6, 8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginia Tobacco [and 1 lb Intnps 115 do Missouri and Kentucky do. 5,8, lb 100 do Matches 350 do* Shaker and Corn Brooms 12 casks and bbls Salaeratus 10 do do Super Carb. Soda' 700 lbs Best Spanish Indigo 1C00 do Bright Dutch Madder 50 briars Pepper and Spices 12 bbls Alum 12 bbls Epsom Salts

National Road Sl. 2d door above Market No. 2, Phoenix Block. ,.,,,

Wholesale and Retail Cash Store.

Deafrrk fit Fnrngn nnd DomrttUc Staple and Fancy O O S Notion.*, Trimmings, Bonnets, Boat* and Shoes,

Caps, Hardware, Groceries, Pajer Hangings, Borders, Carpet ings, Rugs, Floor ana Table Oil Cloths, and House furn• A 1 ishing Goods.

WF.

are now in receipt of our Fall and Win ter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities expressly for this market. We would iYivita particular attention toour stock of brown and bleached goods. Prints, Merinoes, De Lninee. Lustres, licured stuff goods. Ginghams, Trimming Buttons, Laces, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Tickings, Checks, linen and silk Hdkfs, Bay State Shawls, Cnrpetings, Carpet Bags and Satchels, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Slroes, Sic.: nil of which will oe sold at such rates for Cash or Produce as will mane it the interest of buyers to patronise ua. Paper Hangings very low.

Terre Haute, October 4, '51-6-tf.

P. J. O'RILKV.

tnammoth wharf boat

2 do Pure Sweet Malaga Wine Domestic Brandy, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rnm, Old Bourbon,Copper Distilled and Rectified Whisky, Peach and Apple Brandy.

Also—C*«lie*, Ground Spice, Mustard, Essences, Cinnamon, Vermifuge, Castor and Linseed and Tanners Oil, Turpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards. Bottle Corks,-Cotton and Hemp Twine* Cotton Trot Lines and Staging, D«pont's and Blasting Powder, Sifters, Salt, &c. &c. acpt 13-51 Wf

E A N S

RK8PETFULLY

The subscribers ore now in receipt of a full supply of Messrs. G. C. Miller 5t Go's

„CELEBRATED STEEL PLOUGHS,:

Which deservedly stand higher than any plough in the Union for their good per f»rmnnce nnd easy draught1. 4 j- We alfio have extra Beams and Handles, of the best seasoned wood, steamed in oil, which no will furnish at prime cost. We haue any quantity of tesumo*, iiials as to their performance and quality, which we would be pleased to show any person vyaiiiing plough*.

The Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory here on "a large scale, and have seni this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture. N. SMITH & SONS: p. S.—They nre^so Constructed that it will be difficult for the most awkwnrd smith to knork them out of shape, the land-side and point .being connected^,

of lite very boat material. Terre Haute, March I,5I-27*tf '^41 -te

4 5 8

lOdit 5 dif

Terre Haute,'Oct. 18,

———————

WILSON, STAliBIIil) & SMITH?

A I N S E E

3DK3

».* JfJ V» Mf

Drugs, Medicines^ Patent Medicines.'Surgeon"s Ihnruments. Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Varnishes. Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, Frcnch and American Wmdnw-Glofte, Virginia, Missouri, and Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco, A RE now in receipt of their heavy spring'euppliea, which renders their stock one of the largest and t* most complete in the United States. Their stock waa pu ct paedoi l»n»orters aad ma»iubtcturere or first honds upon the very beat teruia, and tli. are pre ted to warrant the lual»ty of tlwlr goods, and are determined to sell then) for cash or undo:''. ''':*y i!n the usual iimn, as low as tliey can be purchased East, with tin n'JditiOB 01 tlje usy-i frr:c :!s an larges. They have resident agents in the East, through whom they arec :.)ieu 10 keep their stock fresh and complete during the season. Orders will be promptly hlled v.uii goods ,at ns !o\v rates and of as gooa quality as if the parties were here in'person.

N. B. Ginseng. Feathers. Rags. Flaxseed, T^' wax, Mustard Seed, and country produce generally taken at the market prices in payment o^^, due,uj5,jyr inb^iange fqr goods. Louisville, Ky., March 12, '52-w9m-29. W 'mmf nit

A A E S O O 4

S E O I N •lag

0 i4mit A S S E E N E E IV E A E fm inn

And Great Bargains wlll be given To"alI'vvlio*calI upon

~9h West Side of ihe Square, next door to Wolfe's.

f5I-8-ly-ren-M»y

14, '62-38:^

IiOtTISVUiIiE

©&OTH1TO STORE

LOCUST CORJSER, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, mt

E are now receiving our Spring and Summer Stock, fom ,o,ur Also, a large assorimcnt'of tm.w

Manufactory, In Louisville, Ky.

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

?51-8-if-ren-May8,'62

N. B^^.jAny garment purchased at this establishment exchanged, if not a|-

J. S. MITCHELL.

EVANS VILLE

House. with their

completed the

iinisiied in the most substantial manner, and with

a lire-proof roof. Provided with tbrste two Boats, and with aMel nnd competent o««istoni9, we con now receive and store, at the river,

«,ooo Tons or Proilffi I Mef%hantlisc, completely sheltered and protected from casualties in all weathers thereby avoiding the necessity, as heretofore, of exposing produce, in the inclement season, upon a wet ana muddy landing and, also, facilitating us in reshipping with more dispatch, in better order, and as we are assured by Steamboat Masters, at lower rates of freight than has ever before been done at this point

With these advantages we respectfully solicit consignments. Liberal advances made npon Produce consign-

ed to us for reshipment to our correspondents in New Orlesns, snd the same forwarded «t the very lowest rates of freight.

We will also receive consignments for sale, effect sales promptly, and make quick returns. O'RILEY & MITCH I'LL

Evansville, Jan 12, ^J-w6m 21

l|LUDOVTICI &1IULMAN,

kinds,

tenders his professional scr

vices to tbe citizens of Terre Hamc and viwnity. CHIk* on Marltct sffeef, first door souUi of tlic Town Hall. Aprif J5?, *5!-33-ty

now receiving tlicir Sprijri istot all

ing of a

_stock,

Tobacco, Mis, Glass, Feathers, &c.

All of which will be disposed of at the lowest figure. Call^aitlle Cincinnati Sterc. Union Row.

Mar 11. W2 wlv-29 *1 ?r mr*.

JHI|I

'S WWtK

as"

u.11 STRAUS SL I S A A S 1

North-east Corner Public Square, Terre llaulc, hul. Oct 16.

.laptmed Tinware llannfactorr,

rpHE

undersigned manufactures and keeps con1 stantly on hand a large and general nssoriment of Japanned. Ornamental, Uronzed, S and Pressed Tinware, which he offers to sell to Country Merchants, Stove and Tin Denier?, Pedlars, and others, at such prices as will yield a handsome profit to the buyer. Every artielo he offers for sale is made in his own shop, and un- 't der his personal superintend* nee, Iroin the raw material. And in this particular he claims t.» have it in his power to oner inducements, far superior to any other dealer in the Wpst.

Having recently made larga additions to his manufacturing department in the way of room, machinery, and a greater number of workmen, ho hopes to be able to supply the increasing demand.

Dealers who have been accustomed to making their purchases in the eastern cities, will find that they can do equally as well here in point of price and quality, and in addition to iliis they can ajwnysbuv just what they want, and may fill up their stocks as they may desire, without the inconvcnience of waiting six weeks ot two months for a supply from the East.

LARD LAMPS

The undersigned would also cnll attention of dealers to his Improved Oxygen Lnrd Lump, a This Lamp is so constructed th.it thy enure top can be removed for the purpose rr trimming ana 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.— I Tnese objections are entirely overcome in the improvement. In addition to this they nre much quicker, snd of course can be sold o't a reduced price this season. They are acknowledged to he tbe best and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced

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

Dealers are respefetfully solicited to call and «xand prices before purchasing. GEORGE D. WINCHELL, •*if Corner Of Pearl and Walnut Steets. opposite the

omine

10f

stock aod

Pearl Street House, Cincinnati, Ohio. N. B. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding articles to the country. g.

ung a

Dec5, "fl-ly^-lfi

Wood & Donnelly's Drug Store.

Old Established Stand, lforth Side of tlte PUBLIC SQUARE. At this store may be found as usual at WHOLE* SALE, a complete assortment of every thing i«t our line of business, which will be sold at the low est range of prices.

We are in receipt of spring supplies of Drags* Medicines* Chemicals, Roots, Herbs, Extracts, dec*, pure and of best qualities. PFRFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES,

WINES and LIQUORS for Medical use, pure and ot choic* flavours, Paints, Oils, Tarnishes, Dye Stuffs, Glass an W a re a

Bronze*, Gold Leaf, &e.

JOfPhysicians Prescriptions accurately com pounded. All our officinal preparations areinaae in accordance with the U. S.

Apri^5, '51 3'^tf

BI/A

———————

Dispensatory.,

FIRE PROOF HPAINTfr

KE*SFIRB PRO°F PAINT, ground ih t»» oil, assorted colore and package#. Lawronce' Purc„L«ad.

A PR

For sale

"WOODby & DONNELLY/