The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1841 — Page 4

*$*

^nkith &

tSl(£K#*#* GOLDRMMFf E£Om rXAVK waoied their establishment to ®®*r

the business

'^fcZltrs.FeUhn27y:i641.25.lf.

C^'l/'

Gregor & Bea's, Terre-Haute.— NicholasSmitb (ef Vincennes,) & Jacob K. Graff bavin* funned copartnership in the •bo ve a would respectfully inform their friends of Terre Haute and iu vicinity, that,

__ having well seof m«teri"l. on band, they are pftknd to ailorders in th»ir line with punctuality and j* „nH oa «8 re»»oo«o4e terms aodin good

T«.nnlik« mannt'r, as any Other establishment on ir.°rI«!.h«»h** AstheV will always leap on hand.a eoni-

MSrlrt"*1 of article* iniheir hoe. persons *endplete haf.

(hew

inr order* can liberal te«n»

immediately,filled on.themost Terre-Haute, March 30-v.

NBW AND COMPLRTR

Saddling establishment. A M. BOATR,«rfT^ MS B,jWNf,&iti ,hc!tr^,nd.!,.puhl,ri,K. they arc now receiving theip shop on N at ion ai-R a Street, one door Wirt ol L.ndley swrncr a Urge and fresh anpply of

SJrtU5««r description for Ihe manufacture of »,,%» Saddlery, Trunks, ifar'"3!"ti,r'v

ne*s,Src.

rsti^£w3^^i^n»sr citizens of Vigo and

thc»ur

arvl examine for UiciitseWt.s

where,

purchasing else-

hf.hesiand

TIIE TERRE-HAUTE HOTEL, HAS arisen, like the Phamx,

POCKET BOOK LOST.

H4T on Tuesday, 12th Oct. 1841, on tho road from IJnfnwl to rSte'Hauie, or In TerroHpnte orvifarther Pocket Book, lettered on the

wnfiSm kSJTmV dT Maumee City, Lucas county,Ohio, Sept. 1836—and containing a number of

at the Courier office, or at jhestoreof S.& J.Crawiora, .ill l» litoflly

•xcellentqtwl^f^0-

Rrt,c,cl

nvTYARN YARN I

at Wholosalo and Retail, fornicjory g.«jj **i! ?."l ir""' "wM Bft.l, & CO.

Cotton IfVertt

nnn o°z-Collon

Yarn' ftW°ncd

ity that they have connected the Mftttre

"iM,S Al.KX. BE\aP-

A*tc Store.

TIIJsubseriberhasopeneda

D•

Iaaa

7'K

PWODrCETAKKN

n««t-*

asweare determined to keep thebjiana nenrk and in the latest style and fashion. We wii' or all kinds of Country produce,

from its

JUL- ashes', and is now one of ^e neatest and

flfc ^nfi?StionSd°?%cl^ Hlfll pare" for the accommodation of BOARDKH$*nd the TRAVELLING ^sliall friuiiH.4 and customers may rest ass, "Terrospare neither pains nor Up vVub&sh in every Haute Hotel" equal to the best on thp

M\THF,W

nine (9) a|«nmenl8 and

STEWART.

Terre4Iaute, MaT«9. LW,*3^^ .% Tnvcrn Stand for

t,fL,

jbc

piawss, with garden, J0r"scvSl'valuable 7!^S^Un'ini"uo9wn li will also wll about 50or«0 AOJtSS OF LAND adjoining ta.d

upland and meadow, wrth many »PVif fvcd in Other oronerty. real or 'poraonftl, will bo revert in part pn ymont. If dosi wtl, the larger part of

Nov. For Rent. In the lartt of the Pun

TIIE fiprncr Room In the t^t

.Saddlery

RUFUSST.For

STRATTON,of

WW BALL & CO,

k,lE,

Clinton,Oct 13th, lMl-6-tf. Sbbv'TW* rOOPEttlNG* THE subscriber has commenowl tho

Coopering business In Terre-Hnute, on

U' UU

Ociobor !WV 18 S VI.KUATIIS-* *ood

nH nbcr8,

sale by SMWH & BUTTON.

April 3-30-tf-

icre.|,ey

ba4ine*s to their saddlery Mtnblishrnen Worlt will be pleased to reccive orders tn *b«t ne executod in the neatest

manner, and ftumiihpdat

ponahle prices. June 26. 1841-4^— Hewed dumber.

T!lK

snbscriber. livina on Honey Crecl^ 6 »n i« So'tth#ast ofTerre-Hniite, has '«\do p^|wr«uon8 to furnish Hewed I ,umber of every d«o"P'^»^

ing an I other purposes, at the *hortc«t no ,» will either sell the lumber at 1his farm, or diaUvensd i» onler, in Terre-IUtue. His r'^I/^niton out are »«ch. that Inwaan and w.U give bargains

rea

fra^

R0^ ,'p^vUVVRK

I'KRtK'i. nstv «0v)03, QUR^ ,iv IVXTft}andSUOBS, «6C..on the northsule Roid 8»rt»«. rwarly 1-Iowrstand Faddan's Tatrrn, wherelw *i l«llJ moM aeeommodating tern«. Among ta* artwlea on

7V««, Wines,B

Carl Sfiof, Baron, Urd* to* M» old ciistomerm and tho public generally, are nm••L10 .t "rf.-R.tt. HF.BB.

May 8-35-1»

HAtTER AND WKLLRO

aALTERand

lines,

lines. BOOTH.

Weil rot«, cows,

& (XK

trot lino*x chalk an May 33-37-tf cxyrroN YARN AND battincv

U3T roowrod and for salach«p,*9 whoJowlo *nd retail.^ taw ».n Sftpt. 1N WM- J. BALL At CQ.

A KE^5S Nii's. assorted,for «ale kr 5U AaT.88-5l tf SMITH feBlTTTON^

OWWTI«*J^A« Mwaatva tmimwijf 3-7-8,4 and Stliach K«wn and bleaebed nu^-

Wanted,'

p6DND3on.rrGe»eFeatb«s.inawnM*s ,VlfU |Mo«o^,«tcaah|M k*, H'tWivered at my 8to*s,soo«

JOHN, wishing toaccommMat^hia f»u-

eineas to the limes, in consequence of the scarcity of nion*y, will exchange every article in :he Saddlery ami Harness line, for produce, at the highest cash price His stock, now on hand, comprises every article usualitisnutiicturrdin hie line, mth Saddles, Harnett, Trunks, fa:. 11« invites the friends of domestic manufactures if call, examine, and judge for themselves and, if he don't give bargains, he will not ask their patronage and support.

The articles taken will be as follows* Wheat, Flour, Corn, Oats, and dried Hides. For dried hides trimmed, 10 cents will be paid untrimmed 8 cents per lb. Store next door east of Wm. McFadden'a National Hotel-

Terre-Haute, Aug. 28—51 —tf

Take JYirtice,

THEsu'weriBer[ROTARY

has now for sale, snd ready for de

livery at the Ixt ma ten Foundry. Eransvitte, Ia.] .Hubtord's Patent PUMP lor Wells and Ciat^rns- Tiieso Pumps, for economy of timeabd labor, andJor durability, cannot bt surpassed.

One of these Pumps can be seen in operation at the residence of Lucius H. Scott, Esq, Term-Ha me. The subscriber is also prepared to furnish Fire Engines— which have been well tested at the East, and are in general use. The Fire Engines can be furnished at a cost offrom $250 to such prices as the pleasure of the purclissers mny desire.

The price of the'No. 2 Pnmps for Cisterns is $30 Leiid pipe will be furnished at 20 ctsper foot. Orders left with Lucius If. Scott, Esq., will meet with immediateattention, or, ifsent to the subscriber, ntEvansviUe.Ia. Terms cash.

W. A. SULLIVAN, Lamasco Foundry.

Evansville,Sept. 4-52-tf.

Last IVoticc

AM under Ike necessity of again nrcinct all those indebted toJhf[late firm ef Blake&• Ball to make payment. They will please call on me for thnt

pu4"

of guc8l8.

thing eiwntial to the pjeasure an pj JnsuHaving recovered my righw of thetne in u^ ranee Company, no ono nced t^reboWi P»|se was .burnt-out with myrbuil(ftng, and wnwq^^ that 1 have no change left to provide

air,jnc

public a«« wspictlttlly requested to call, and examine f.»r themsclvos.

em-

to*"'

inU

e..hri^k

r'iiC,, corner Of the Pul»hc Sn«are. for Rent, quite low, by Oct. S3,1811-7-if

r*.

1.^ THO.H.BLAKE.

Terrc-llaute. Oct. 2,1841-45-1

GOOD WEWS TO FARMERS. WHEAT, RYE. BARLEY,CORN, AND FLAX SEED WANTED.

E wish to purchase ft** 10,OO bushels of Wheat. L! "''8} 20,000 Do Corn, 5,000 Do Rye. All of which will be purchased at (lie hiphest market prices, for cash, Salt and Groceries, if delivered at the Terrc-IIauteSteam Mill. Also, A few hundred bushels FLAX SEED AND BARLEY, wanted at the eame place. We Jiave yet on hand a slcndld awortment of GROCERI ES, all of which we wish to exchange lor the above named articles,or cash,at thelowest market prices.

Aug. 20-51-tf. SMITH ,f-BUTTON. P. S. We have a superior quality of Kanawalm Salt at 56i cents per bushel, by the bbl. S. B. ______

BY 10 nnd 10bv 12 Glass, Hard ware, Junitia Iron and Nails, Steel, Smiths tools, Stoves, Castings, Saws, Clmin«, Springs, Groceries and Flonr. by

August 14-49-tf. GROVER & BORDEN.

Cabinet and Chair Making* THE subscriber respectfully informs the pub lie that, having employed a first-rate workman, he has added tho CHA1RMAKING

BUSINESS to his own trade of CABINETMAKING, and is now prepared to execute orders in either of the above lines, in a style of workmanship that will advantageously compare with any similar work on the Wabash. His motto being "small profits and quick sales," his terms will be extremely low.— Ho, therefore, invites the friends of "domestic manufactures" to give him a call, and to recollect, as they go along, that industry alone can create wonl th.

Country Produce, of any description, will be taken

&%*rk°"

WALLACE & CO arc now prepared

to execute orders for Engines, Boilers,torg.ng Mill Irons, Castings every description, either in Iron or Brass, Turning, Finishing, ^-c. „ro

Fuftho Farmer, we have the best article of LOWS, among which are the Peacock, with wrought and cast Shares the cast Shares are-much the cheapest and best for tho Prairie. We have also tho well known WOODS' PATENT, which will be sold cheaper than can be got on the Wabash Valloy—arid all oar Plows will be warranted to run well,and not break ffom flows or bad work. 0*

Wheat,corn,oats, or any oiher article of l^riyjmg produce, will bo taken in exchange tor Plows. jg Torre-Haute, Fob. 20,1841-tf^ ~~J UN 1

HAS

AT A IRON STOKE. A. McGREGOR,

con*t*ntly on hand a general •""J"!"*-®f HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS,CASTINGS, uniata Bar Iron, round, flat, and square, of all *ucs, Anvils, Vices, Bellows*«,aod Sc.iew Plates, Knglishand American Blister, German Crowley Smith*! Tool*, [and Cast SI hhX Mill and crow-cut Saw Files, *4** Hollow Ware, assorted, Nails, nut and wrought, ""Of'cd, -.1 Spades and Shovels, *Z Smoothing Irons and Tailors'Geese, .... ""*1 Fruit Kettles. Drawingand Halter Chains, Collins', Williams and Cassat's Axes, „/.U Plough Plates, Kvans'Augers, ,i «1 Cross-Cut and Mill Saws, '*-r' f,»"« Gate and bara-door Hinges, Scythes and Sickles, Butts and Screws, All of which will be sold low, for cash, either at wholesole or retail.

N. B. Country Blacksmith's are invited to rail. They may rest assured I will sell at reduced prices Store on the National Road. Nov.15-10-tf..

Itcmoval.

MOO RES 9t MUSSEL MAN

TAKEthe

this method ol infoftil

ing citizens of TerreHaute, and the public generally, that they have removed their Saddle Mnnnfnclorjr on Second, one door from National Road street, a few doors south of Stewart's Hotel, and nearly opposite Jacob D. Early's corner, where they manufacture all

kinds of Saddles, Harness and Trunks, together with every thing in their line. Having procured first-rate workmen, they warrant their work made in the best manner, and got up in tho neatest and most fashionable stylo.

Having a larae stock of manufactured work on hand, wo are disposed to sell as low for cash, or approved credit,aa any other house on the Wabash. Persons wishing to purchase articles in our lino will find it to their interest to give us a call, as wc are determined to act on the mmxim, that a "quick penny is belter than alow ninepence."

Terre*Haute, Jons 96, 1841—42-tf ~FRES!I FANCY AND8TAPI.R GOODS.

Iand

ll AVE just opened a variety of splendid American imported fancy Ootid* consisting in part of rich Light and Dark CHALYS—plain and figurHl SILKS— Blk and Blue Blk Silks—French Flower*, Ribbons* Silk and Cotton Ho«*rv, Blk fillet Gloves and Mitts, Biahon Lawn, Linen Cambric, taper Blk Italian Cravats, Blk Lac* aad Shawls, small fignrM Gingham and Print*. I inen Hdkfs Cextra sr»n Lace Collars, Para sola, fine plain and figM Swiss Mnatina, &c. all of which will be sold for ctiiat Bsttm rates of IMrefil, adding ttamooctatwn.

»TW0( a. wi

G. W. LANGWORTHY. ,|t 'Fv

Hatft.

laadBoah Uau-Black,

I'RRtP HIMKO SALT, ifl^etoJTwrke', Istand 9rit, fer afe by the

Nov. W. McGRBGOR.

...

SKtWlWI AlfO HAWIMk UST«*5l»W a«4 fet aat* a a«Krta*Mit of «s^

iZ'u liofcBtMAK

Sieve, Iron, HardwareStare. 1 AMES GROVBR «*d JAM ES W-BORDEN having enuweA into. Copartnership, nnder the name and style of fx.

Our Stoves are made of the best material*, and are of the very best patterns, and we warrant them to perform well in every respect, and to stand Jre, and will sell them as low as any company in the W«t can afford them. If our Iron and Nails are not oft he very best qnality, we engage to refund the pay for them when returned. Our Iron and Nails are made^ by Shoenbergers &, Co., of Pittsburgh. We keep no Tennessee or Puddled Iron.

Store west of the Court-honse, at the old stand of J. Grover. ... Terrc-IIaute, April 24,1841-tf^'

O. W. LANGWORTHY.

Terre-Haute, lime 96, H41-^8-tt. O Yea! O YeM! OYMlfl AUCTIOiKEERIVfi! rpHE subscriber having permanently located himself

in the town of Terre-Haute, for the perpose of Auctioneering horses, and goods, ef all diacanptioos, entertains the hope that by strict attention to theabore business, tocether with two years experience, to merit a portion of ths public patronage. Being the only licenced Aectroneer in Terre-ifaute, tos costoroeta wiu have the advaai him responst pClfiMSWKI

of laws holdi

ble. under severe penartw rfHiia.t.l—W JOSCfBA.HAVWOT. Twr»Hiats»ApwtT'#lf. ^F©r Sale.

BDgGIBS, nn* SULKY airf aim Utm

WAGGON,jast rooeived from the eastern mum-

*55^!!!s^f.uS^? JAMES McCULLOCH.

Bvroiti BACON 11

Terre-Haute. May 39-tf Nat. Road st-^swie.

A U. ptfsoas knowing thenweSves W S. A Patrick, of 5d accoant to P*mdt 4. Wood, or ^»G. W. Pfttmfc iO. wUIssrsa«t bjcaifinf aad teltling the same imnsedktely.

I am authonxedto netift PATRJCIf* Oct •, 1941 4tf

DR. STONE, Snrgeon Dentist,

HAS

r^QQQp

purpose

at the counting-room of Wm. J. Ballfr Co., and I have tosay fi*nllq that onless this notice is promptly attended to, all notes and accounts on haud will be put in suit.

Nov. 6,1841-9-tf

Jlie

Pr'ROBERTTHIRLWELL.

TERRE^HAUTE

Steam Foundry# JEngin Shop.

WARASIt IIOTKL. THE subscriber having taken the Tavern stand,lately occupied by G. L. Mitchell, on Main street, Clinton, Indiana and being about to make extensive repairs, res-

rpcctlullysolicitsthe

Oct. 23,1941-7-6W. II. &. J. STEWART-

IAMES

IUST

Copartnership JSatice,

JAS.

DAVIS having nssociatetl with him In business TIIOS. DAVIS, the business will hereafter be conducted in the name of T. &

FINE assortment of all kinds ofS-WDLER'S TRIMMINGS, just received and for sale, on easonabtc terms, by

June 26—42-tf MQORES & MUSSEL

ALL

must kape nionev. June 26-4 2-if*

THESE

GaovtBj&BoKKKW, in the Stove, iron, and Hard-ware Business,

would most respectfully Ihform the inhabitants of uie Wabash Valley, that they have received, and have for sale different kinds of the most approved patterns Cooking Stoves, Franklin's (for floesor pipe.) to Plate, 7 Plate. Church. Hall, Parlor, Fancr aad common Stoves- of all sizes 60.000 lbs. of JUNIATA IRON of every kind and description. 140 kegs of NAILS from 3d. to 20d., Wrought Nails, Flooring Brads, 8pikes Plough Slabs and Wings English and American Blister,* Cngt, German and Spring STEEL Shovels, Forks, Chains, PLOUGHS, «ool Grate», Wagon boxeB, Hoi low-Ware, Andirons. Stove pipe, Eliptic Spirogs, Smiths* tcwls. Glass, White Lead, Strap Hinges, Axes, Sugar,Coffee, 5c,c» 4C»

removed his Office to the Brick building, one

door west of iheHaeS?, whero he will attend to all calls in his profession. He h*S lately sup

plied himself with a lot of superior Porceiaitit Teeth of the most natural tolora and shapes. Also, Gold plate, foil, &c. and is prepared to perform all operations on the teeth as low as can possibly be aflorded. Hp would remind parents of the nacesstty of attending to their children's teeth in time to save expense and pein-

N. B. Pr.Sto»k will supply all orders for gold plate, foil, &c. as cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere.

'°In

cases

patronage of Boarders

and the Travelling public,promising to sparenopains to aive general satisfaction. Stabling- &c. will not be inferior to any on the Wabash. WM. P. DOLE, nhnion, Indiana, Qct.24,1840-7-tf «'JEAGL.E HOTEL."

I PC A VI E INDIANA. C. J. HAND respectfully informs ihe public, that he has taken the above establishment, whore he is prepared to accommodate the travelling public. No pains shall be spared, on his part, to render generril satisfaction.

"...

Putnamville, June 12,1841—40 tf j~To Steam-JBoal .Travellers*

ERCH \NTS and Steam-Boat Travellers are res* IVI pectftilly informed, that the subscriber has purchased the new Steam-Boat LIVINGS

JON. and will

in a few weeks, add her to his Steam-Boat Hotel, at the Evansville Landing, where ho will Store, Rooeive, and Forward Goods, on such terms as will make it tho interest of Wabash Merchants 10 give him a preference, passengers, wishing to take passage up or down

Ohio river, will find comfortable births, and a uarantee that no boat can possibly pass without their knowing it which cannot be the case, 4ftthey'stop tn Hotelsup town. B. r. iiUitp.

Evansville, Oct. 2, 1841. 3m Wood Choppers Wanted^ rA WOOD Choppers wanted at the Indiana Furnace, near Clinton, Vermillion county. The highest prices will be paid, in Cosh, by

coin,

Ploughs.,. •&¥:*:-.

GROVER has for sale,at the Iron and Hardware Store, the Cast and Grover PLOUGHS, the Castings of which ore warranted sound havefWronght and Cast Shares, well calculated for Timber ot Prtune Lands. They area light running Plough, warranted to run well, and will besold low. ,j-r. {t?" A variety ofCastings for sale asabovc.

March 20-28-tf. VALUABLE WORK

published, ond for sale, by tho undersigned, "THE WESTERN FARRIER in whicTi the principal Diseases of Horses are described, and the mode of Treatment for the Cure of the same, with rmnarks on Stable Management. Feeding, Exercise, $c- By Corneuus Lamb. Esq. the great Farrier of the West. Arranged and published by Geo. C. Snow." -u

E. FLINT. Tcrrc-Haulo, 'J#.# GEO. H. SPENCER, near Otter-Creek Bridge, JOHNSON &, HOGGATT, Prairidton. July 17-45-3m.

J. DAVIS. We hnvejnst

received, in addition to our stock ofGROCBRIES and PROVISIONS, a general assortment of staple DRY GOODS, all of which will be sold cheap, for cash, or countrv produce.

Tcrre-Hante.^ug.14-49-tf. J. &Tv DAyiS. COOPEJUNG NOTICE.—The subscriber will employ, immediately.

JPerrysville Ft our,

FROM

H. Barnes' Steam Mill, just revived, and for sale, West side of the Square, by A*. LANGE, who will keep a constant supply on hand. Expecied, in a few days. 100 bbls. of Perrysville WHISKY, from II. Barnes' distillery, warranted of the bestqualitv.

Terre-Uaute, Siept. 4, '41 tf A. LANGE.

W*indou Stags.

/tA BOXES 8by 10 and 10 by 12, window glass, for sale by April 3.30-tf. SMITH & BUTTON.

EIGHT or TEN COOPF.RS, to whom ho will pay the highest Wabash wages j£r All kindsofcooperingdoneatthe

shortestnoticc.and in the bent manner. Terr'c Haute Sept. 12—I-tf TABEZS.£ASTO

MAN.

"OWE NO MAN ANYTHING."

those indebted to me, are earnestly solicited lo call and pay Dr Ketchain, with Vflon I have left my accounts and nous for col lection. I n«nf,and •au*J Ltsio mAn*v f^

E. V. BALL.

Rare and Choice Mqnors, D*ot to be leal on the Wabath O HALF PIPES of beet old Cogniac Braady, Oft Bbl*. dd Tennemss Pencil do. & 2 Pipcsof Scheidam GinT

Casks Jamaica Spirits, IS Bbls. of Vert's Porter, 3 Do. Port Wine, 3 Do- beat Madeira Wine, *1 'I 5 Do. Malaga, 1 Cask Claret" 5 Bbls. oiold Monongatjela Whiskey, 30 Boxea Havanna and Principe Cigars. For sale, wholesale and retail, and warraated pare and unadulicrated, by

GEORGE HAB88AfEYE8,

Terre-Haate. May 1-S4-tf. FRESH ARRIVAL!

plete assortment of Boots and Shoes of tfbawiMcrtbcr* own manaftctwe. Also, Bntem work cheap. Jaat received, per steamboat Lily, a few nandred p«rs Ladie*Siipe^ cheap. Alao,an asnorttnedt ofChildreoa' and MisKs^kri. 3 Cases RUSSIA BATS.

A few dosen Philadelphia Cmlf Siins* nd Lining*. WOODRUFF d-CO.. N-rth «d7 Tenw-Haaie, May 1-34-tf ^—XCT5T"""

of tk Pablie Square.

NO. AHFR.

CABtxET *5jrriE*mrST: w««trtOtrsit, ATTICA, INDIANA respwtfuJtfinforii! NO.

nfonas the ci Uxef»«

Foontain and the adjotBsnecounti

——«—„„.Mitmtltrbltti

bandaeompUfeaiwortTnant of matemls nect smry execute orders ofewrydeocription in h»line: and bopea from hismiporttmitiesofa thorough acfnaintance with all branchesofth# cabinet-makmgbos«iew,and by the emplormctttofcompeteni workmen, t« tssder gwaery NlanctiMtvtll who fluty favor him with their often

He keep*constantly oahiad yarionltaitklg»»ffeady Wwftnw* and. invite* mit «MfNbli«P frap thn framda ^DomaMieManwfisrrBfw

Attica, Ind ApritSS, !S40-9S-tf

HEDtOlHE.

freptred only by Dr. Jame, hnenlor^and •tokpnprUter, Philadelphia, and for salt ly J. F. KIRtG,

*L'—taS£SEir

JuSd an unprecedented popularity throughout the UtSSlStates and as they are so admirably calculated „:!Lrve health and cure disease, no family should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuatT »nnarations received his education at one of the b^t SfSical Colleges in the United States, and hashad «A«»n vears experience in an extensive and diversified retire by which be hashad ample opportunities of aMnirins a practical knowledge of diseases, and of the remediedbest calculated to remove them.

Th«ie nreparations consist ol .. AYNE'S EXPECTORANT,a valuable remedy for Coiiirbs,Consumption.Asthma,Spittmg ofBlood,Croup,

Growth and Beauty of the Hair, and which will positively brine in New Hair on Baid Heads.—Price #1. AlJo AYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certa.n and pleasant remedy for Worms, Dyspepsia, Piles,and manvother diseases.—Price 50 cents.

Alio JAYNE'SCARMINITIVF. BALSAM, acertain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Diarrhea, Dvsenterv. Cholic, Cramps, Sick Headche, Sour Stomach. Cholera Morbus, and all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, &c.—Price

50JAYNE^SSANATIVE

r.-*

medicines are recommended Jkd extensi ve-

FtLLS. for FemaleDiwnses,

,Liver Complaints, Costiveness, Fevers. Inflamauons, Glandular, Obstructions, Diseases of theSkin^&c. anrt all cases where an Alterative or Pnrsanve Medicine

is required.—Price 50 cents per box. Tene-HauteJan. 1-17-1841-tf.

Sold bv F.KING.

MOFFAT'S EG ETA 11I.E LIFE PILLS AND rllGCNlX BITTERS. rpHE high celebrity which these excellent Medicines A have acquired, in curing almost every disease to which the human frame is liable, ia a matter familiar with almost every intelligent person. They became known by their fruits—their good wftrks have testified for them—they did not thrive by the faith of the credu-

of Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious and Liver

Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains,Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues, Obstinate Headaches, Impure State of the Fluids, Unhealthy appearance of thspkin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness incident to Fem»le%in Delicate Health, every kind of Weakness of the Digestive Organs, and in all general Derangements of Health, these Medicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health to the most exhausted constitutions. A single trial will place tho Life Pills and Phosnix Bitters beyond the reach of competition, in the estimation of every patient.

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at WM. MOFFAT'S Medical Office,375 Broadway, N. York. N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fac im ileofJohn Moffat's signature. 93-The Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 each, according to the size and the Phosnix Bitters in bottles, fit $1 01 $2 each, with full directions.

Oct. 24,1840-7-tf F. KING, Tefre-Haute. OELICK'S MATCHLESS SANATIVE, a IjT medicine of more value to man than the vast mines of Austria, or even the united treasures of our globe—a medicine, which is obtained eqtially from the vegetable, animal and mineral kingdoms, and thuSpos seas a three fold power—a medicine, which, thortgh de signed as a remedy for consumptions solely, is possessed ofa mysterious influence over many diseases of the human system—a medicine, which begins to be valued by Physicians, who are daily witnessing its astonishing cures of many whom they had resigned to thegqpspof the Insatiable grave.

DOSE of the Sanative, for adults,onedrop forchu dren, a half drop and for infants, a quarter drop the directions explaining the manner of taking a half or 1

qUpRicK—'l^hree

and one third rix dollars (a Germa

H*i.f

ounce.

Foivalue75cents.)($2,50)per sale, by J.F.KING,Terre-Haute. August 10-48-tf THE VEGETABLE TULMAONRY

BALSAM

believed to be deservedly the most popular Medt cine ever known in America, for coughs, colds, asthma or phtkisiG, con sumption, whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections of every kind•

The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has'been vefy ex^ tensively used for about fwelve years and its reputation has boen constantly increasing. So Universally popular has this article become, that it may now bo considered as a standard article in a large part of the United States and British Provinces. Many families keep it constantly by them, considering it the most safe as well as certain remedy for the above complaints. The Proprietors have received, and are receiving numerous recommendations from many of our best Phvsicians. who make use of it in their practice.

For sale by

'.j.

Reed,

Wtno & Cutler, (late Lowe &

Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Dyo Stuffs, No. 54 Chatham Street, Boston, and by Druggists and country merchantsgenerally ia New England, and in the principal places throughout the United States and British Provinces. Price 50 cents.

For sale, in Terre-HaUte, by G. W. PATRICK & CO., where certificates and references mny be seen. April 24,1841-33-y.

DOCTOR JOSEPH HAMILTON'S ANTI-FEVER PILLS,

OR EVERY FAMILY THEIR OWN PHYSICIAN.

CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF FE-VERS.-n-The unrivalled success of these Pills in every region where they have been used, has induced me to give (he.ui a general circulation, in every portion of country, wlierfe the diseases for which they ate recommended me»£MU and as the vallies of th« Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Wabash rivers, and all their tributary streams arc visited every season with same oftha forms of fever Full directions and specifications accompanying each box.

These Pills may be found in all the Towns and Villages on the Wabash. Each box is enveloped with a paper containing the symptoms of the diseases, and the direction.-for taking the Pills. My name and residence is attached to the directions.

JOS. HAMILTON, UWy co., Ga.

JOHN F. KING, Agent, Terre-Haute, Indiana. John Pain, Clinton, do. T. U'est & Co. Newport, do. Stephens $ Spencer, Otter Creek, do. Barrett $• Moon Eugene, do. A. Bishop, Perrysville, 'l. do. Thompson &• Grakam, Covington^ do. July 24-46-3m.

Asnel Ague! A^nc: NO CURE NO PAY.

Clemens 4* Baker's celebrated Mack Tonic Mis, a certain cure for Fever and Ague.Warranted to cure or the.money refunded! rpHe unparalleled,success which has attended the use

JL of these Pi lis, wherever they have been introduced, enables us with confidence to offer tbem to the public as an i^aUMe remedy for FEVER AND AGUE. And as we hare never yet heard of their failing to cure in a single case, We have such confidence ia weir efficacy, that we hereby authorise our agents to refund the price oftbe» ia every instance of failure, provided satisfactory evidence is given that the direction* for tbeir use has been complied with.

These Pill* contain no asinerai otr yssinmoos ingredient, nor anything in the least injurious to the human system, bat area vegetable preparation, and may be given to infanta or persons of the most delicate constitution, with peect safety, aad are of so bracing aad streagtheninga nature, that they restore a loat appetite, AKrengtbea the direetive organ, a*4 invigorate the whole system aad are consequently one of the best rearadica known fordyspefsia,livercofcfplaiat, jaundice, aad general debility-

Ko person, living ia section of eosiatrv where in* ternsitteat fcvetspfevftil, should ever be without a box of the TONIC PILLS, aad whenever the premonitory ftaiptSMs appear, by taking one jnllevery asoraiag or oftener, the diseaW wHlia mostcaaes be arrested.

To travellers, alto, they cannot be too higUly rscMM mended, as they are neatly put up, and can be carried the pocket without inconvenience, having in this respect ihe adra a tage over all the liquid Tomes, which are not only bulky aad liable to breakage, but beis^ generally watery sol at teas, will not staad the told.— The Tonic JPm*contain all the virtne* of the beat of th«m.

Our advice to everybody \t, Gonmdhny a tax of Clemen sand Baker's £Uacl Tonie Pills, which saay be had of thefollaaring agents. Price A1 25.

AGENTS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA? R. Wilcox, Druggist, Eransville,

iC.Beli, do do Wallace & Co-, Merchants, Carlisle, .,:. J. B, Col well&Co^Draggi«ta. Yiacaaae«, Patrick 4c Wood, do Terre-Haate, do do -i ftmjnaijn Hawkins, faakeper, RoeevUfe, RoHebrou^h& Ssdwall, Mwchaaw. Rockville, Joseph Stevenaoa, P. M., Moatenima, D.AJosct, McrdiaaL, Jgewpocu Hill Genie, do Pmysrilie, JonesSanth4Co.. Merchants,P««^»Ule, Gooktns A Baam, do BtsqltoaAPriea, DnnM»r Cevtagton4 if ikN. AlaxanderTPiris, If? Tam-Ha«t«, July 17-4J-Sn ».

FARE REDUCED TO P1YB DOLLARS! P. VOORHEES & CO. have reduced the price of fare to Indianapolis, to $5, and will have immediately placed on the lirie Troy Coaches, purchased expressly for the service. The route will be well attended, and good horses an/i careful driversseenrtd. iD" Hereafter, the tage will! eave. da ity, at 3 o'clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr. Cunning ham's, 14 mileseastof Terre-Haute^_

May

2d-37-tf.

they

B.REAM, Agenti

COPARTNERSHIP.—*}. EAST has associated with himself H. BUCKINGHAM, as a partner in the Business of Manafacturing Chairs, and will continue to carry on that buainessat their new sh^), and old stand of J. East, on Fotrrw Street, North of the Cumberland Road Street.under the firm of EAST & BUCKINGHAM,where

intend to keep on hand a general assortment of FANCY Mid WINDSOR CHAIRS, notinferior to any in the west .all offwhich they will sell on aewmmodating terms. Theyalsosolicit the patronage of the public. All orders attended to on short notice.

April 18-32-tf EA8T& BUCKINGHAM.

Drus and Apotliccnrv Store.

CHARLES

WOOD, having* purchased the stock of

G. W. Patrick & Co. (late Patrick Wood,) offers for sale ev*»y article in his line of business, on reasonable terms, for Cask.

C. W. will be assisted in the business by hivbrothsr, •Dr. Wood, and the character of the articles sold by him may be relied on, as tbey will be selected With great care He has now on hand a general assortment of

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PAINTS* OILS AND DYE-STUFFS, SURGICAL lNgTIftfMENTS, APOTHECARIKS' WARE. FANCY

ARTICLES AND PERFUM ERY

Together with an assortment of GROCERIES, consisting of the best articles of the kind. BRANDIES and WIN ES, selected for medical purposes.

Also, a reneral assortment of PATENT MEDICINES. Terre-Haute, July

24, 1841-46-tf

SIAS'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE

Family ITIcdicinc.

SOVEREIGN remedy fot AGUE, Dumb, Chilt, A

and au

BILIOUS FEVERS, Coughs, Colds,

Weak Debilitated State, Cholic, Rheumatism, Dysentery, Cankerash, Worms^ swelling of the Bowels, pain in the Head, side and Stomach, Jaundice,

Liver Complaint,

Costiveness, loss of Appetite, Dropsy, Gravtl, Dyspepsia, Sick Head Ache and Indigestion Price, 50 cents for a Box, containing about 100 pifli.

FOR SALE BY

John Croft, Terre Haute, lnd. Hoggatt & Co., Prairieton, Vigo co., Ind. Wm Cox &. Co., Hudson, Crawford co., Ills. $• W Alexander, Paris, Edgar co., Ills Joseph Picquet, Newton, Jasper co., Ills.

Donovon, Vincennes, Ind. E Palmer Co., Danville. Vermillion co IliaAnd most of the towns and villages on the Wabash from Vincennes to Lafayette and a!so West of said river, in Illinois. A*ig• Sl-50-5m.

THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH BLOW.

THE

public will please to observe that no Braadeth Pills art genuine unlets the box ha* three label* upon it, each containing a fac simile signature of my hand writing, thus, B. Brandreth. These labels are enginved on steel, beautifully designed, and done at an expense of several thousand dollars.

The Brandreth rills,s

The remarkable cures which have been effected by Brandreth's Pills, have astonished the whole medicnl faculty, many of whom have conceded that they are the greatest blessing that ever was given to the world.

The reason these celebrated Pills nave such a univer. sally good effect, is, because their action harmonises with the human body.

When a dose of Brandreth's Pills are taken, thevare digested, and pass to every part of the system but they lenve the body when they have effected the intend ed purpose, and health and vigor are by theni insured.

Mineral medicines may enter the system, but they are with difficulty got out again ar.d they always oc casion pain and misery while they remain in the body.

Whereas Brandreth's Pill* are as innocent as a piece of bread, and are evacuated with the disease for which they are taken.

From the time we are born to the time we cease to breathe, ocrllbdies are constantly wasting, and as con stantly building up. The action of the simoaphere weatrs or wastes them. The food we eat the digestive organ* convert into blood, which renews or builds up bv iu circulating power. Thus the human body is healthy when theolood circulates freely, and when anything prevents its free course through the vain*, disease commences.

Remember the top, the side, and the bottom. The following are the only authorised persons to act as agents—JAMES WARDLOW. Williamstown.JACfOB D. EARLY.Terre-Haute. E. DOLE, Ott«r Creek, P.O. McCULLOCK & CON KEY, Clinton. DANIEL DAVISON, Newport. JAMES ANNON, Eugene. Oct. 20, 1841. 8 6m

•jlEVER AND AGUE—TO MY FRIENDS IN JT THE WEST, and particularly those wlio have used the lifs mkdicikks in treatment of fXVER AMD AOCE.

It is but a very short timesince these Medicines have been introduced into the levre and Ague Districts, and the proprietor flatters himself thst during that period, whereverthey have been used according to the directions, they have done more towards exterminating the disesse than all other remedies and prescriptions combined. It is a common excuse among "regula prsctitioners" when specifics are introduced, that they cannot cure diseases which people are in the habit of considering incurable. Medical experience is constinually doing away a part of the list of the incurable diseases, and Mr. Moffat has the happiness of confidently announcing that FEVER AND AGUE is now to be added to the number of complaints which modern skill has conquered.

In Fever and Ague the Ltva medicikks not only give quicker relief than any other remedy, but if persevered in, effect a febmamkut cca» sc that if the patient is only ordinarily careful, and reiorts directly to his medicine upon the first symptom of tendency to a newattnek, it may slwaysbe wsrdde off. To escape one chill would be ol infinitely more consequence to the sufferer than the vabie of the remedy—to remove the disease permanently would confer a benefit upon him which cannot be estimated by any earthly standard. That these Medicines will effect what is here claimed for them, the Proprietor has the testimony of all acquainted with them and their application and use' in the Fever snd Ague and his object in trow addressing his friends at the West is torequeat them that tbey will spare ncl^pains in communicating their experience, and disseminating this highly interesting information, now that rt»e season for Fever and Ague has arrived.

It is not for the mere purpose of disf6sfng%f a few hundred packages of the Life Medicines, that the proprietor makes this appeal. The demand for his Mcdicines ia already greater than he can conveniently supply and even were it insufficient to-sfford Tiim busioess, he would conceive himself supremely setftsh, if his pleasure wss not greiter at the benefit conferred upon the suffering part of, the community by an increase in bis sates, thsn st his own pecuniary profit.

The Life Medicines, if properly«n»d and severed in, recommend themselves still it is neo*sary that the public should know t)iat such medicines exist, and hence the propriety of advertising them. It is hoped, therefore, that the proprietor will not be accused of egotism when ke aaya that there is no medicine or mode of treatment extant, for fesrer and ague, so appropriate, tfiofongh and positive in its happy effects as MOFFAT'S LIFE PIJLL'S AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

For futber particulars of the above meJiet*e see Moffat'tfiood Samaritan^ a copy of which accompanies the medicine. A copy may also be obtained of the Agentrwho have the medicines for ssle. (£7-French, German, and Spanish direetionscan be obtained onappHionat the office,375 Broadway. 03-AII roar ram letters will receive immedfota attention.

Sold wholesale and retail by WM- B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, N. Y. A liberal deduction aude to those who purchase fo sell again.

Asxirra.—The Life Medicines mmf aleo be bad of the principal druggists in every town throughout the United States and the Canadaa. Aak lor Moffat's Life jPills and Pbemx Bitters and"besure that a facsimile of John Moffat's signs tore is upoa the label of oach bottle of bitters, or box of pifls.

Jan. 2-1S jr.

Watatia,

WptkK careforConghsConsumption. tiagof 8Iood, Asthsss, aad Dtseasesof thaUblMti ^saerally: ForssleattbeDra^Btoreof

Terre-Haute, March 13-27tf. JNO. F.KING.

#»«iirt» Iro» Ware-Htnt^ maIh 'jma&tl *&fat£S* $d AXD 3d xooS^IT-u\ itjufS Mana&otumi !#f 4ilsi»eanfIcon,'NailaandBcReV ri tKttfrom thebaatJ untam Sfosniif (Mr ownnw a» fccttortv

».

All sixqp of BIi««r» Rail Road and Carriage Spring Steel, all of which we wacmst t« be tf'tmptawti quality, ibs^. {^-.Merchants andManuJaetursrs will obmrve tHAt the above Iron, Nails and. Steel, are mad* frtim thet S blooms, (refined with charcoal only) which arrmanufactureoat ihe old /established work* on the Juniata river, Penmyl*ania, t«Mn wbence the article called JunisHo'Iron ief viod its origin and high reputation t-

We make this explanation that parchasers may iibt «y be deceived in purchasing the article of Paddled Iron and Nails for Juniata, the? betnf sometimesoffered fot i" sale aa such.. ... 6HOENCERGER A Co» -i

Nov. 10,1841-ll-19t

$9900 Cairo Money,

1000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTfltDj

THE

Mibscribe»wiU take Cairo Moner'st par, snd I merchantable Wheat at 68* cents per bushel, on all demanda that have been due hitn oversix months,!* if paid no*. .New hooka were opened on the 30th oft last March** when*J. W. Borden. Esq entered into business wuhhim.nonsequently everyone will see the'_ propriety of balancing up tikeuM books. His notes and 1 accounts.be musi tarn into cash to meet his engage-'! menrs. «.«

Please step forward gentlemen and you will oWig* your humble servant, aT

For sale at W00D'& Drug and f, Kov ,20-llTtf .... Apothecary Stores ft S

Brushes.

CI/)TII

Brushes

Paint do Scrubbing do Dusting do Marking do Shoe do

For sale at Nov.. 20-U-tf

CASESof

AFRESH

Important^

to the A

I N 8 E 8 I N I E N rpiHS LINIMENT can't be surpassed by tnr/wt 'A the following complaints, viu Sprains. Cut*,'! Wounds of any kind. Film or Scum in the rye es,Poison, Srlint, Spavin, Fistula, t'"1- *"-:i

...as.^v.

Terrt-JHauw»Oct J5th, 1841. JAMES GROVER^

rPostscript.

jyjY BOOKS and_N0TES are kept tf?!ir SfnVch8E

the United Witpgon Bo**/ho^ow Ware, fa I lightarrfcile) jfawiitrnvIrt»n kbd* Nails, (the best Jn the' city) BlacksmiA'sTools. Plows, Hardware, Glnsfontfr Dry to Mil the times.

Oct. Mi-6-«m J.

.r:»nt-f?r

Cnrpente*»s Extract or SsuraaparUUH 1 v. Swaun's Panacea, ,A 1 »t *4? Indian Hair Oil, ,,, ,.ft

Indian Hair Dye,

Hair Brushes^ Varnish do *s., Tooth do «... Flesli do Graining do 1 Sash Tools, &o. WOOD'S Drug and

Apothecary Store*

Instruments, &c.

Surgical Instruments*

5 3#f, I

Tooth Forceps,' Tooth Keys, Thumb and Sprirw Lancets,.. rW Apothecary's Seares'nnd Weights, st. Hull's Trusses, &c, f?' For sale at WOOD^S Drag and

Nov. 20-11-tf* Apothecary Store. MEDICIWES. CIIRMICtLS. DRUOR,

supply received at If WOOD'S Drug snd r!

Nnv.20-il-tf Apothecary Store. Overstrcet's Slimnlatlng Liniment. rpFlIS cclebrnted Lininicnt has gained a reputsiioitj over all Medicines or Preparations for the cure o& Rheumatisms, Nervous Diseases, Sprain*, Strains^ Head-aches, .Tooth-aches, Baldness, cj-c fc. Observe small bills accomnnnying each Box ,snd also, iny sign nature. Dr. J. N. Overs tree!, La-Orange, Oltllianr county, Ky. For sale at his Agency in Terro-Hsnte..

Nov.2014-tf WOOD'S Drugstore, TEA«, INDIGO, Ac. yd CHESTS sup. Young Hyson Tea, 2 do. do. Gunpowder, f• 1 Ceroon pore Spanish Float Indigo.

These Teas are of a recent importation, ond wcrft bought for a very superior ouality. The public are respectfully invited to call Ann exirminefor tnemreltcm

June 2fi-42-tf. G. W. LANGWOjR'lii^

ine rye, ncratm-*

«r.,. »i™». Mm, j|'«'ph, ri.ium, Pole f!ri1, Big4 head, and Big.jaw, in hones SwerneV, Mei curia# Affection*. Sore Brtasts, Froten Lin«bs, Corns oa th% feet, Pain in the'back, (caused by sprain) Rheauma-* tism, Tetter, SLC. The Directions explain the mianeit of using it for allof the above complaints

For sale by Mr. Wood, west of Court House, snd W Mr. Kin^. south of Court House, Terre-Haute, Indiana,* who are the only authored Agents in this town, else can be genuine.

FRICE 50 cents per bottle. Terre-Haute, Dec. 4,1841-13-ly

,nonaf

s£ can be rent PieparedV A. M.LIND8EV, N.W corner ofi the Public Square, Springfield, Illinois. Persons wish ifig to become Agents for the above will apply to tb% Proprietor*, with proper recommendation.

-j JMKItJNO SIIAWLX. ff A SUP. lot of 7-4ths, 8-4ths and 10 4tbs Bftcfc J~A- and Scarlet MERINO SHA WLS, (Irom tho most celebrated manufactory in Europe,) arc ofltTtdol such prices as most be considered a bargain. ALSO, A first rate assortment ol FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, are now being offered at the well $ known Cash Store, at pricca chtnpcr than ever. A very extensive variety expected soOn. Store, opposi to the Court House, on the itorth.

Terre-Haute,Oct. 16 fi-tf G. W. LANUWORTJlV*

GROCBRTES~~A~TW110LESA IB^RETA 1if n|^HE Bttbscribcrsare now recoiviiqr a large antlspka I did lot ofOROCEKIES, embracing almost every articicin their line, all of which they intend to sell o| the lowestrates. Country Mcrclisnisarepsriicularl^ invited to eol) and examine our stock of Goods Je(o»« purcbasingelsewhere. Our stock, consists, inparl,t„f the following articles: 119 Sacks Rio, Havana ajidSt. Domingo Coffee. 16 Hilda. N 0-Sugar, 25 Kjls niacjferol, 30 Bbls. N- O. ftioUsi^si* 12 Boxes Herring.

It Thinners Oil, 1 Balauotton, FT 3 Qr. casks ma toga wins, KiCMilbs. Ixwf Sugar, 4 40 Boxes Rasins. I CsSe Prunes, ife SO Drums 6 Boxes Lemons, .•*» 20 Boxes Confish, 25 Boxes Tobacco, 15 Bbls. and half bbls mackeral, various brands/ 10 Bags Pepper and Spice. sr "SMITH & BUTTON.

NAprtll4-»-tf.

ew Tailoring Ketablishnient. —JESSE Llfy would respectfully inform hi a friends, snd live publicgeneraily. that he bas commenced theTil 1X0^ING BUSINESS, a few doors West of the Bank ndMre be will always ready te execute orders in the a4ove line, in all its vacioua branches, on the shoriestnotice^ndinastyUnotto be surpassed in the

He has made arrangements toreceive the Eastiin FaihioM,Quarterly.so llml-be wilJ alwa/s bain porsesaionOftbaJatest Faabioas and, from his knowlcdte of tbeboeir)eas,ke hopes toreeeivea sbaxe of tfet public A patronage. 1 gyCMttsfeon* a ttMaaortesinoisee.snd warrsnf edro 6f,if aiaderighu Terre-HaSte. NovJO-Jgtf. -4 iviNTS, At.J IA BALE|fIadiao Head~4-4Sfeeting, XV ps. Bleached Musljns. 3W» pa. Prinu rrom 6-4 to 2-4

ftaeaattas&ESi wninnn—«WP xommi

M.tjNn^l»-

ORTN

ADISON guamBEMUM imvtat'«sioeiatedv "X#**.

i^Bpecifirtfy irform thopab^etlMMtli*^ intMid keeping hand a good assortment of seascssed

constantly on Lumber, far the ready mar fcrow them with ttaur execute all tbeir wark, without excepUou, Tn tbe tnoat workmanlike msuaer,aod to aayj^yle oljurchiteetufe desired. Having Mid mucbexpensoce in beevy framing. User eaacieeperfect ssusfactton |b« executlen of sJl web work as may J^reouiwd to anauin the powera of maebsnery, ti*. DESIGNS far bniUinMs. of every dsamptio^civsa, aad Dejmb** oft executed the neatest mtanar^wd fm«i$Mda« reaapnahle priciis.

of these who

castom snd pmniss to

No «hscges for dniwiafs aad specifications where they also do tbe work. March 13-27-tf

|flflflflAHOOF-PPLEB wanted Immediately lW^UW the subscriber, at hisCooper shop,*Te Hna»,snd*mn-S»to«tO

Ow.S-4-tL J*BBSS8.CA&£4 ••fiTiT ii'iiiiii ,^i ... *. RAM CLOTHING* of GeMlemeas' resd.

KftlH

A 0*8AT variety of '£%. winterClstbint,eeMi

erw-.

OVERCOATS,

Caenmere. Settinet sad Jeans PANTALOONS, VBST9-i\to*, Flanasi Sbinoand Drawers. Also, a good assortment of LAJDIES MERINO CLOAKS. Tbe shove sreofiMed at veto Kiees. ...

Oct. 16th, 1841-6-tf G. WLANfiWPfeTir^

GCk)D#nieleofGrty Wix'd Woolen Yans,csn,

D6T lb Oct.' 16tb, 1841-6-tf GW. langworthV!