The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1842 — Page 4

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£"1 NJ# |LXt C&tPUBTft :vi": Huddling £«tabliihmei»t. iji wiA.ML BOATRIGHT fe JAS- BUZAN

pot o'««»-'7 'Ij®

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RESFECTFt/LLY irfonn tbeif friendesnd itoP«bTie.iiwjJ

,}te manafacturfo' Saddlery, Trunks, "ar*

A TC* .,. wonmeat of every thing usually

fffi in««'» heretofore beeneircssed$0 AM SEteia himself that it-is the bu«ne»»'n Tcrhc

ahou,d Mt

for,h his qualifications

hfl (rQ8tg

C»

e,t work |,« j8

bis former work will show

"1'if''?"'°,the Wabash. Weparticularly invitethe ^'•tf LVvl^inrf the surrounding country to call «niiRfi'*.„ -or themselves before pure.iasine else* "1

Taive are determined to keep the bm and neatMrlicre.ss vv ,ategt

ity eai

,d fashion. We will

Country produce, at market price

'"i geU ns 'o was the articles can he manufactured for

Smith & GralT,

HUV'K

SIGN OP TllE GOLDEN COFFEE-POT,

removed their establishment to building:, on National

Road

Str'®\ H^"nd

oav mmm* btviltg I well K* I ri«H (Locb of material* on hand,they are prepared to i/e'te^11 orders in their line with punctuality and ».\^h sad on as reasonable terms and as food

Unlike manner, 'as any other establishment on rr^i. A. they will always keep on hand a com-«i«ortm-nt of article! in their line, persons sendnnlrrt no ha»* them immediately filled on the most gK" Tcrrc-Hauta, M.fch 30-r-

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j,»iro iithtir nor expense to make the lerreHaute [IJICI1*pains

School Books. Blank Books, and Stationery will also bo supplied by J. Morrison. Co. Louisville, April 18,1842.

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•••!.' '•Sisfj!' Gregor & Re s, y§s$i3#iS T® e-H a ut eNicholas Smith (Of

Vmcennes,) & J«cob K. Graff ha*-

TGttRE-IIAUTK HOTEL, IIA3 arisen, like the Phcsnix, from it* allies, and is now one of the neatest and b.-st finished two story brick buildings ib town. It fronts on Second street and is prepared for the accommodation of BOARD'

equal 10 the best on the Wabash in every

t'lina ttMoniial to the pleasure and comfort of guests. Having recovered my rights of the Mutual Ftrelnsu* ranee Company, no one need apprehend that my purse was burnt-out with my building, and conseqcently, that I Ivivdnoohanae left to provide for my table. The public arc respectfully requested to call, and examine hr themselves. MAT HE W STEW A RTc|

Torro-IIaiitc. May 29,1841 -38-tf

COPARTNERSHIP. J. 1? A ST has associated with 4 himself

H. BUCKINGHAM,

'i't~ na a partner in the Business of IHnnafactnring Chairs, and will continue to carry on that

s$# business at their new shop, ana f*\\ old stand of J. East, on fourth street. North of the Cumberland road Street, umlef the firm ot

E A S & IN A

where they intend to keep on hand a general assort'H- msnt ol PANCV and VVINlSOR CHAIRS not inferior to any in the west. all of which they wui aelt #n acuommodatinn terms. They also solicit the patronugrof the public. All orders attended to on

"'^EAST &

Terre-IIatiie, Aorit 18—32—tf

"ir

"Paper Ware-House.

LOUISVILLE, KY.

MORRISON, fe CO. have oponerr'at No. 76 Fourth Street, between Main and Market, a variety of Printing, Cop, Letter, and oth^r Papers. his establishment is a branch of the firm of A. Armstrong, ft, Co. of tlifl Fulton Papor Mill, at Wheeling, Virginia, and will be supplied with paper made by that concern. i,

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THE COL/XTRK FKFTEA*S DEATH BLOW.

'pHR publir. will pleae to observe thnt no Brandeth's Pills ar« genuine unlets the^box hat three labels upon it, each containing a far simile signature of my hnnd writing, thuj," B. Brandreth. These labels are enslaved on »teel, beautifully designed, and done at an expense of several thounnnd dollars.

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The Ilmndreth Pilln.

The remttrVnhle cure* which have been effected bv Bmndreth's Pills, h»vi astonished the whole-medical faculty, many of whom have conceded that they are the greatest

BLM*in

ili«t ever

WNS

given to the world.

The reason these celebrated Pills have such a univefsally food effect, is, because their action harmonises with the human body. g*

When a dose of Brandreth's Pills are taketiV 'hev art digested, tind pass to every part of the system but they

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the body when they hnve effected the intend

ed pnrpo*a, and health and vigor are by them insured. Mineral medicines mar enter the system, but they are with difficulty got out again ar.d thev alifavs occssinn pain and tni*erv while they remain in the hody.

Whereas Bnn Ireth's Pills are as innocent as apiece ofhr«al,an ore evacuated with the disease for which thav nre takftn.

From the time we are born to the time we cease to breathe, our bodies are constantly wasting, and as constantly building up. The action of he atmosphere wears or wastes them. The food we eat the digestive organs convert into blood, which renews or builds un bv its circulating power. Thus the human body is healthy when the blood circulates freely. and when anvlhing prevents its free course through the vain*, disease commences. J\,

Remember the top, the side, ami the bottom.

The following are th« only authorised person* to act as airents A MRS WARDLOW. WiUiamsiown.\COB D. KARLV. Terre-Haute. B. DOLR, Otter Creek. P.O. MrCUt.LOCK CONKKV, Clinton. gAMBL DAVISON, Newport. JAMRS ANNON, Eugene..

CWfiia:

iintl /%i»o(liecary Store. IVRMSS WtX)D, havinr part.h*gel the stock of W Patrick A Co. (Ute Patrick Wood,)of'vrs for sale ev«ry article in his line of business, dnreafi:p 7'"

***i»,*d in the busineMhy his brother,

,a«d x\lt rh^rac.ter of the articles sold by him l*d

OB« ,h*y

be,*t

will be selected with great

care. He has now on hand a general assortment mm MEDICINRjl. PAINTS, ^E-SrUFFS, SURGICAL 1NSTRU-

WRNTS. APOTHECARIRS' WARE. FANCY

Ta^..

ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY,* *5

witht*n

assortment of GROCERIES, con-

of the kind. BRANDIES

"WfiS, selected for medical purposes, Also, a general assortment of

PATENT MBDICINBS.

.5.arf*-Hsmt.Julr 24,18-41-46-tf

rROnVCB TAKE* W HCHlJiGE

For Saddlery.

RtJFUSST- JOHN, wishing to accommodate bis busioeM to the times, in consequence of the scarcity of Plenty, will exchange every article in the Saddlery and Harness line, for produce, at the highestca*A price. His stock, now on band, comprises every article usually manufactured in his line, each Saddle*, Home**, Trunin, SfC. He invites the friends of domestic manufactures :o call, examine, and judge for themselves and, if he don't give bargains, he will not ask their patronage and support.

O" The articles taken will be Wheat, Hour, Ccns, Oatt, dried Hidet. and Deer-tkin*, Bee*-toat* Feaikert, Flax end Taw Linens. Store next door ew of Mr. LANDON'S National Hotels

Tcrre-Hante. Aug. 88-51-tf IVBW FIRM-:* -I.. E a re in to A der the name and style of Blake & Bourne, ana have taken the old stand of Groverman fit Bourne, on the north sideofthe public square. where ihev are now opening an extensive assortment ware and Groceries, the greater part of which has just been received from the Eastern cities. They^will sell upon very accommodating terms, and invite their friends and the public in general to give them a sail.

THOS. H. BLAKE, T. J. BOURNE.

Terre-Haute,Nov.24-13-tf GOOD NEWS TO FARMERS. WHEAT, RYE. BARLEY. CORN, AND FLAX

fc-i in«t formed .*

c°*

partnership th* a would respectfully inform their friends of TerTe Haute and its vicinity, thst,

SEED WANTEDvv

wish to purchase 10,00 bushels of Wheat. r-v. 30,000 Do Cora.

v'r

5.000 Do Rye. All or which will be purchased at the kighrtt market prices, for cash, Salt and Groceries, if delivered at the Terre-Haute Steam Mill. Also, A few hundred bushels FLAX SEED AND BARLEY, wanted at the same place. We have yet on hand a slendid assortment of GROCERIES, all of which we wish to exchangefor the above named articles,or cash,at the lowest market prices.

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

Jand

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

ESSIE

LRE

would respectfully inform his friends,

thepubliceenerally, that he has commenced t!.e TAILORING BUSINESS, a few doors Wwiof the Bank, where he will be alwcys ready to eAecute orders in the above line, in all its various branches, on the shortest notice,and in a sty lenot to be surpassed in the West.

He has made arrangements to receive the Eastern Fashions quarterly, so that he will always be in possession oft tie latest Fashions and, from his knowlegcxl ofthebusiness,he hopestoreceivea share of thepuolic patronage.

OCT Cutting done at theshortest notice.and warranted to fit, if made right. Terre-Haute, Nov. 30.-12tf

IU CAOUUICUIUCIB MI

HAS

BUCKINGHAM:-.

Carpctinff.%

INN YDS.

IN A IN A E IN of up

Hlvfl/ quality, and of the most fashionable patterns for sale at reduced prices, for Cash. Jan. 27, 1842-21-tf G- W. ANG WORTHY^

Engines, Boilere,Forging

Irons, Csstings of every description, either in Iron or Brass, Turning, Finishing. f-c. „T ^m-o For the Farmer, we have the best article ot FLO Wo, among which are the Peacock, with wrought and cast Shares the cast Shares are much the cheapest and best for the Prairie. We have also the well known WOODS• PATENT, which will be sold cheaper than can be got on the Wabash Valley—and all our Plows will be warranted to run well, and not break from flo

or bad work.

O" Wheat, corn,oats, or any other article ot farming produce, will be taken in exchange for Plows. 1 erre-Haute, Feb. 20, 1841-tf.

Jl!I\IATA IRON STORE v. A. McGREGOR,

constantly on hand a eeneial HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS,CASTINGS, uniata Bar Iron, round, flat, and square, of all mes, Anvils, Vices, Bellows®*, and Sciew Plates, English and American Blister, Gernian Crowjey Smith's Tools, [and Cast bl fcEL Mill and cross-cut Saw Files, IIollow Ware, assorted, Nails, cut and wrought, assorted, Spades and.

Shovels.

Smoothing Irons and Tailors' Geese, «, Fruit Kettles, Drawing and Halter Chains, Collins', Williams and Cassat's* Axes, Plough Plates, Evans' Augers, Cross-Cut and Mill Saws, Gate and barn-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 call. They iuny rest assured I will sell at reduced prices Store on the National Road. Nov.15-10-tf.

Pennine Juniata Charcoal I O W OT* fiT TON-S. embracing all sizes, folted frotn bilOlO lets, made and well hammered at the original works on Juniata river, Pennsylvania, where Juniata Iron first attained its just celebrity. 20 tons Boiler Iron, 25 do No. 12 to 20 Chimney Iron, 7 v, 10 do 5 do 10 do 0 do 75 do 5 do

atJ3rAny

0ct.

20, 1841. 6 6m.

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the feltiieiu, he s«rp*tt*d by any, tor »t•, *Us SpraiM. CoU, i'

F,,roorSc«fl»

ia the eye. Scratch.

•s.Poisaa Srimt, Spar.n, F?»t«U, PoU Rvil. Bighead, and B.G jaw, ia Ismi

SKMM,,

Affscttans, Sora Breasts, Froten Lia.ba, Com*

llh

t«P«r

Maternal

fa*t,P*in in the back. by spr«i«i Hb«e«tnatiita, T«tt«r. ^e. The Dirertlom axpUi* the w«M»«r of asteg it for all of the abova tomplarats

For hU by Mr. Wood, wett of Court House, by Mr. Kit)(.s»rthofCo«rt House.Terra-Haute,tadi***, who ara tha only atthottead A|«ab ia tills toara, ssn •lM «aa ba Maaia*-

Ptepir^^y A. *"M. MSDSRY. N.W comer of ha Ptpbtkc 8q«»re% Sptingfieltl.l Miaots. ParaonewMkag ti baeoana far the above ar»H ap^lr to tha

tlia

recommeadatioe.

PRICE SO reals pM Mk Tana»Haat#t Daf.

oi,

weotfsr at a saaall advaa^. G. W.

Btuahaii and

LANOWORTHY.

No. 22 to 26 Stovepipe Iron 1 Slabs. Plough PlatesandoiBDs. A. B. Steel. Cast E. B. and other Steels»\«^J^ Hollow Ware.

Wagon Boxes.

150 Kegs Cut Spikes. 200 do Troy pressed Spikes. 800 do Nails,and Bradst Juniata iron. jn amounts not less than IJOO, weaicsemng at the following prices, with a discount of 5 per cent for cash, on amounts ol over $500, we makea discount of 10 per cent for cash, and proportionate on intermediate amounts. Bar Iron at 4 cents, Strap Iron and Rode1 a little higher, Plough Plates at Si cents. Plough Slabs at 5 cents, A. B. Steel at 5», Id Nails at 6 cents, 6d Nails at 5* oents, others sixesat 5 cents. Sugar Kettles and Dogs at 21 cents, small castings and Wagon Boxes

1t5:*

Iron, Nails, or other articles purchased of

us, and proving otherwise than ol the very best quality, may be returned at our expense and the money refunded. jlgricullural Implements.

Gentry** Patent French-Buhr Horse Mills. Baldwin's Stock Mills for crughing Corn and Cob. Green's Brown's and Sinclair, Straw-Cotters,u Corn Sheliers, Bark Mills. Horse Powers lor machinery A nti-free*ing Cistern Engine Pumps. F«„«k* tnd K»»»^tfNSrofr CO.

Main, between 5th and 6th streets.

Louiavilla April 16, 184#. 33~^w

O Yes I Yes II OW" A I O N E E I &

npHE subscriber having permanently located himself in the town of Terre-Haute, for the purpose 01 Auctioneering horses, and goods, of all entertains the hope that by stHet attention to the above business, together with two 7wr* 1 c? merit a portion of the public patronage Mai, the only licensed Auctioneer in Terre-Hauie, hisc^o^nera will have the advantage of laws holding htm wyonst ble, under severepenaluei,for the faithful performance or his official duties.

J0sEpH A. HAYDEN

Terre-Haute, August 7-48-tf.

Schoel Ctommitrtonerl* Smte.

HE undersigned will sell at Public Sale,oft f** tbn »f J*ne, 1842, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. and 6 P. M- at tha Court IIouw door »n the town of Terre-Haute. tha followtnf TRACT OF tun tA-wttt The northeast quarter of the north-

ainnar h» William H. Leavitt, and is now wtfated tor the non-payment of the BARBOUR, April 21,1843-33-aw School Commieslowg.

Blank Books.

TTTILLIAM STACY W keeo constantly on handafuUatoa o»

•hort awtw. r"" h.n?n^nr Allo( which are made ot the vtf

larch tS-lMf.

M.:I

they can Orders,h, Mail or otherwise, are reepectlolly aolicjteo. Nov.St.tMl-lS^tf.

WUmkt.

«iim«

teLLS OF mmt earn. r~y_

OFLADING.auv isaiSstfi ss tsai e* fl«» Ojte*.

laadGsa-

MSMSmm

I S I E S

J&**Why Ivill ye live at this jtoor^, dying ralef^j#

Br. B. Hompfcreys'

VEGETABLE OINTMENT^ FOR THE PILES, FI»8IJRM, AC.

Adistressinggreat

FTER a practice of more than 30 year*, and witnessing a amount of human suffering from that malady. Files or Homc,*rbowhi,and believing that tlie remediesheretofore diacofered forita cniv, ara almost an entire failure short jot an operation by the ligature, wire or knife,—Dr. Humphreys has been induced to bestow' uncommon attention to the subject, with the design of discovering a remedy that would- possess the power to discuss the inflammation, and disperse the tnmelactioto of the parts, and at the same time be a mild and desirable remedy. His anticipations have been moat fully answered, by a discovery, in combining active ingredients, which in thecomposi* tion produce modified remits, and increased efficiency as a medical agent and although its base is composed of highly active ingredients, its modifications are such, that it becomes, as a composition, perfectly mild and adapted to the use of the most delicate subject.

Asa test ot sincerity and confidence in the remedy, the subscriber pledges himself to perfect a cure of Piles, in all cases that may be submitted tohismsnagement, or in case of failure -in any case, no charge shall be made for the Ointment.

From J.S. Wilcox, MacJunist.

TH£

menced using it

Aubnrn,

PUBLIC.—I have been afflicted with Hemorr

hoids or Piles for more than IS years past, and for a great part of the time severely afflicted with it. I have used almost every kind of mcdicine and application, and all without any substantial benefit, until about three weeks since commenced using Dr. E Humphreys' Vegetable Ointment. From the hour

N. Y*

March

com

have been getting better, and am at

this time quite free from the complaint. I have the fullest confidence in its being a in such Auburn,N.Y. Feb.20.1841.specific

JONATHANS.Wdiseases.

ILCOX.

Prom J. N. Starin, Cashier Cayuga Co. Bank. To Dr. E. Humphreys": 8m,— I commenced the use

pect to be much benefitted by it. On the first application I felt immediate relief from the soreness and tenderness that usual Iv attends the disesse, and think I am now almost, ir not entirely well, and do most cheerfully recommend it to all similarly affected.

2,1841.

N. STABIN.

The'Ointment is equally efficacious in fissures of the Anus and Rectum, a malady of which the great French Surgeon, Baron Dupuytren, in his lectures on Clinical Surgery, says: "The discovery of a cure for this disease, without an operation, would be an invaluable benefit to mankind." The following from the Rev. G. W. Montgomery, attests its efficacy in that diseases

Dr. Humphreys'—Having but a few weeks past been afflicted with several small fissures on the lower part of the Rectum, which gave me intense pain for Several hours each day, I made use of your Ointment for the last two weeks: and it haa not only relieved me. but the fissures are healed, and I am cured. I gladly recommend the use of your Ointment to those afflicted in a similar manner. Respectfully vours.

Auburn,N.Y. June3,1841.

MSI &99M1Q11D WITH

Oongha, Colda, Ooanaptioi, Bronchitis, ASTHMA^

and all

ANsteamd ValuableRemsdy for th* Our§ tf OOEUH,

the Beautiful, but is annually hurrying thousands ~ide"

WH upon thousands to'a pTemature grave un^er the mistaken name of Consumption. The usual symptoms of

GEO.W.

MoKTeoitxitT.

PRICE 91 per Bo*. For sale in Terre-Haute, by March 12. 1842-25-6IU

J. F.

KING.

I O A N

DIMSMIaf

the

-Lrnis aaA Wlsadptpe.

«3*REV. LCOYERT'S BALM OF LIFE!

cmsswtimi, imikciitis,

n. innu,nsmm svnunt ifsrersu, run ns C1HT, to fry* Extend

used, and recommended

by the

MIDICAL

known. COVERT It

8ANFORD

FACULTY, to whom

the RXCIPI hat been freely made

Co, Fi'Mrieten. Autara.lV.Yr fSXK.Sm'1 lb Ifeal, East Fourth

*15PEastFourthStreet,Cincinnati. Street,

Bronchitis! Bronchitis! Beware of that dread destroyer,

(0»THE BRONCHITIS:^ HICH spares neither the Young, the Good, or .* ti .«nt.a|lt kiifivuiAw lliAntanni

»paiw e.*.a*M~.

Lung stl

sometimes Blood.' It Is an inflammation of the loe skin which lines the inside of the small wind tubes or air vessels running through every part of the lungs. The great and effectual remedy for this alarming and wide-spieading disease is the

REV, I. COVERT'S BALM OP LlFfii This new and invaluable Medicine is universally pro nounced, by the multitudes who have used it and tested its healing viitues, to be the most wonderful and admirable remedy in the world for the cure of BRONCHITIS, COUGHS. SEVERE COLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH and all diseases of the LUNGS and WINDPIPE, which, neglected, soon lead to real Consumption.

The BALM OF LIFE stands entirely aloof from the various Quack Nostrums of the day, having mvanably won trie confidence of PAyiicifliWi Clergymen^ •nd the intelligent of all classes, wherever It has been introduced. Philanthropists, and all who truly sympathise with human suffering, every where hail its appear ance with heart-felt joy and look upon the Balm tf Lift as one of those great and uncommon blessings which a kind Providence occasionally bestows on mao, but which, like angel's visits, are few and far between.

BSrCirculars, containing numerous testimonials of the highest respectability, can be had, gratuitous, of

"VMS OF LIFE,

for sale 6* March 5,1842-J8-6m

chitis. by Frank H. Hamilton,Pror of MatenaMedica and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College. •The Rev. I. Covert's mixture, also now need so extensively for this affection by clergymen, belongs to the same class of stimulating expectorantsbeing one of those lucky combinations of medical agents which, while it promotes expectoration, does not impair tee tone of the atomaeh. Of this medicine we feet at libwt» to speak, since its composition is not held from the Profession, and we hooe fit to give it to the public., We, thercrore, venture to it, having employed it In oar own case, sad of many othws/with decided benefit.'1

iniF^^

S^ my laags be-

cm»« seriously diseased, and continued so for searly aad about six yean ssace I wasattacked with a Chronic Broachi'.is which occasioned me much HI- nd distrets attended by diKcult breathiNg aad

MJ OUS

parts of the chest. Ia March last I

S^sJu^t&Tof Re*. I. Covert's Balm of Life, jSlui elect has been, that my' breaUuwris about as ft^«s before I wastak«B, my Chronsc Broff nearly W »)i chest naven

p.iB.r life, having beea fuRv explained to the Wiaililt M^icsl gentlecsea, they have coaaeated that tbev saay he referred to as authority for its utility asaa exoeetotaat ia thoee dir*aic a—of palmomuf dis«Me. ia which that chmotremadiet

D. M. Bms.ll. ProfeMor

Da.

M- MCKXICST.

Mmnux,M.

JMy

TlEMOVED to theoorner of Fourth sad. Cherry dreet, where the subscriber will he pienM to secomrtradate the public with Horses, Carriagea. Hacks, Baggies, See. all or any of which can be had at all times, onthe shortest notice. Gentlemen wishing to he forwarded to any part of this Stale can also be accommodated with extra Coaches or Barouchs on very reason able terms JOHN BURTON

Terre-Hau'e, April 23, I84S- 33tf M£A€LB HOTEL." ,:PU N

IIL E IN I A N A

C.J. HAND respMtfallyinformsthepublie. that he has taken the above establish-

n9|^H|ment, where he is prepared to accommo jMU^Hdate tbetravelling public. No pains shall be spared, on his part, to render general satisfaction.

Putbsmvills, June 12,1841-40-tf

E O A

DOCT.

HOLMES has moved his Office snd Dwel ling to the first building, aouth of the public square, on Second street—where all favors will be nankfuMv received.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 20,1841-16-tl

Axes.

HUNT'S

celebrated C. S. Chopping and Broad AXES, for sale at the Cash Store, of B. BOOTH, &. CO. Terre-Haute,

Jan. 1st, 1842-17-tf

N E W A E I

TO THE MERCHANTS AND TRADERS OF T1IE WABASII VALLEY. rpHfi subscribers have erected a large PAPER J. MILL at Lafayette, Indiana, and have spared no coet In obtaining the most spproved Machinery and skill from the East, are prepared to supply the entire Wmbash VaUetf with every kind of paper wanted on the most favorable term. The friends or Home Indostrv snd Western Enterprise, are invited to live us a eall, snd to save their Rags, which will be received in exchange for Paper or Cash at fair prices.

Jan. 1,1842-17-1 THOMAS & YANDES.

Balm or Life.

REV.

COVERT'S BALM OF LIFE.

DR. HUMPHREY'S PILE OINTMENT,

FANCY ARTICLES.

HAVE just opened at the Drug Store of Mr. CRAS. WOOD, a small assortment of FANCY ARTICLES, consisting of JEWELRY, WATCHES, EAR-RINGS, FINGER-

RINGS, BREAST-PINS,

DELTA

her cared, aad the pain* of the 1 have great coetdeece ia tha

Xr'life aad tbmk it a rood aad safe saediciae. "•ilSiTli V.A*.«l.l£TDAVID MOORE. it. Ret. E Bsnmister, A. B. Teacher tf

This ceniiae that I have Mccessfiilly wed the Revrawmtt's Bairn of life. Ia the case of aa efestiaate

S&Ssrttwsasssia:

D. PHILADELPHIA-

Thsa certihas that having exaasioed the Eev. 1. Oven's Bales of Life in all its ro^»oa»t believe lift Utweaf the best coasposads Csssss^iritise.ChrsaklsiisiMrtna.^.s^^wiws have say haowWdga.a»d,da1 swat c«dis»y in.M to all aimed with the above aaawd iliaasss iyr

PA«M*.

solim,

WJ.I«m«8J1.0i

&e. &c.

Ornamental Lamps, 1 tup. Mantel Time-piece, Silver tnd Sitter Plated Ware Cake Baskets, Castors, assortmentof Ladies Curls, Music and Musical Instruments, Violin Strings, Military Goods, French Artificial Flowers. Tons, $c. and other articles in the Fancy line. All of which will be disposed of at first cost te close a concern.

Feb. 22,1842-25-tf P. M. DONNELLY.

AGENTS FOR THE WABASH COURIER Most of the gentlemen named in this list, have heretofore acted as Agents for the Wsbssb Courier-—they will much oblige UB, by continuing, as opportunity may offer, to obtain subscriptions, and to receive and forward dues.

EAST.

INDIANAPOLIS—C W Cady. Moore*

MANHATrAR—Samuel Coleman PoTkAMViLLK—C Hand PLEASANTGARDEN—W Matkins

CONNESSVILLE—Gen. McCarty HAKOINUSSTORE—S S

F°s

GREKKCASTLX—Col. DSigler, WTolbert WILLIAMSTOWN—Poet Master HARMONY—GeorgeG McKinlqr -•?, MOUNT

MBSIDIAN—J

W Osborn

Harding

STTLESVILLX—S CH LLICOTHB—JohnMcAchronr

Liggott

PLAINTIKLD—Lindley

Potts

WHESLINS, VA.—A Armstrong'^- Co. WESTERLY. MACXSVILLE McQuilkin GBANDVIKW—Cant.S

—W Payne, Col. Thos. Smith

EkBRiuat—Mr Calvin, PARIS, III.—Leander

BLOOMFIELD—Jno.

Munsell, Alexander

HITESVILLB—JsmesHite,

Esq.

CHARLRSTON—POSI Master ,,, ONO—Col.

Baldwin,

Dole

OAXLAND—Tho*.

SHKLBVVILLK—MAffleck,

,j ,r

Basye

SrRiNQFtELD—Shelby Martin RIDSE FARM—A Jr. GBORORTOWN—Smith,

Chas. Canada and Esq- Hill

DANVILLE—J

Murphy,

Williams,

RocxroHD—Anson

NEW MARKET—E S

BLYTHKVILLE,Mo—JoelJustin

CLARK'S

MONTCTOMA—ARREN

Terre-Haute.

From the Boston Medical Journal, Aug. 26,1840. The following is an extract from an article in that paper on 'Morbus

Larv ngues C^ciona torum,'orBron-

Palmer

Miller

FLORA, III.—Gen.

Sandford

TRFNTON,

IOWA—A Porter, Esq.

Wolfe

MARTINSVILLR, III.—Jacob

VIVINGSTON,Wm.

ANDALIA— Linn

MARSHALL—Uri

Janney J,

III.—Rufus

Brown

.»

Manly, Harlan

Jackson

WESTPIELD—David

STORE—Henry

O Smith, Stevenson

TORONTO—D

Weisieer

NEWPORT—Geo. Tillinehart, Dr. Wm. Scott ErasNRr-Messrs. Collet. Armour PERRVSVILLR—W Berkshire, A Biriiop. Judge-Hill COVINGTON—WPiatt, Esq. Col. Rawles PORTLAND—E Crain, Hetfield Martin ATTICA—W Crumpion. & S Colman, Dr. Elliot ROB ROT—Esquire Paine, Anderson WILLIAMSPORT—Haynes & Dickson, wH Chandler WEST LEBANON, Ind—T Lyons SoAwt^feR

PRAIRTR—C NRWELL

LaF'Tetts—D Mace, ML Pierce, Gen. Ford t)£LTOi—James Speers LOOANSPORT—Major Vigus PERO—Mathew renimare :. t&L LORAIN, III —Enoch Sergeant ROCKVILLE—Col. Slavens GALLATIN—William Adams Rosrvtr.LE—Col. Robbins. John Koekwsll C«AwroBDSvitxi—W Noel. Eeq. 8trieklsnd

ANNAPOLIS—Thos.

Ftt'iMute.

G—Joseph Bloxom SOUTHERLY.. .jta.....n

PRARIETON—R

Evingcr

NEWTON—Post

'.j

Msster

LOUISVILLE, III James

Milan

Mu.WAOKKE,WISOON.—James

Clymar

-fw*

Clark, Dan. Barbonr

NORTHERLY.

C!LINTON—J W Downing, McCulloch, W Dole HIGHLAND

O—Ashley Harris

BALTtvoai, W

CO.—EHogers, R, Wilmot

CCoffin, Dr. McNutt

DIXONS M«i»-CI«s. Steele Iicmi Mn.1*—Mr. Lush WEST PORT—Post Msster LADOOA—ChsrlesHamh^

/r,

1NP»—•SihM

Seely ?*. •'.

CatcAOO—A A Markle -f Taoqconi—Isasc Court rishl B»m.E

Gaomm-Peleg BSbeoek

DATSTILLR—Rilsy

Psddoek -.v 4

VALPARAUO—Post Master y, NORTH

Fosx O-Joeepb Gundy

PLXASANT HILL—Robert Blnrtt r. DATTON.

Ia».—Thos. Edwards

Hoggstt. A WillnnsTDr. mSantaa

PfnwtETOWN—Warren

Harper, Esq..

CASLMLS—E S Hsssejr „. TtrsMANi CREEK—H Ri«*s^ MKROM—JamesReed.J

"bffovte

Vmceanro-G Gibson. BM Thonss WASHII«OTOH, I TO—J Wsmer. A Clwnwtcs PstNcrroa—Judge Mont«o«nery, Ges. W Darnel WEST Uinos—H Shepherd BtmnvnxR—J Fwrdtee

Ton-) Ridssrdsoa F« Frrwscmo—P«* Masisr Cvsava* ILLS—Paschal flWhsse

cSSW-Dr.JWP«««r

Fsssso^B^Folswa

Bfistta—Pest

„.T«»

Mmmt

a S I "~, BofOTS—PimR'idisrd W Thompsaa EtuensviiM—Hodge

RCrtBr

ftoMCamcaioa—Tepm aad Aa*!*** gmsram-WiHiiaTea.

J«h Printing.

AimHMaage^

Chseks, dt«toca at this OSes

•Mcatadat ths sborttst no-

FARE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS!

Jfare

P. VOORHEES & CO. have reduced the price of to Indisnspolis, to 95, tnd will have immediately placed en the line Troy Coaches, purchased expressly for the service. The route will be well attended. and good hones and careful driven secured.

U* Hereafter, the Stage will leave, daily, at 3 o'clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr. Cunningham's. 14 miles esst ot Ti

May 25-37-tf

rerre-Hauts. S. REAM, Agenv

BOOTS.

1 AA FAIR MENS SUP. STOGA BOOTS, md. X"v to order snd warranted, will be sold at $3 per pair, G. W. LANG

THE

WORTH Yiv

Terre-Hsute, March 5,1842-26-tf. NOTICE OP THE SALE OF S O O A N S

undersigned will ssll st Public Sale, at Ihe Court House door in Terre-Hsuie, in the eounty of Vigo, on the 25th day of June, 1842, LOTS No. 1 containing 40 ACRES, No. 6 containing 80 ACRES, No. 7 containing 80 ACRES, and No. 8 containing also 80 ACRES, in Section 16. Town U, Range 8, west:

The same having been sold, and one-fourth of the purchase money paid, and now forfeited for the nonpayment of interest and the residue ofihe principal*.

Terms of sale regulated by law. C. W. BARBOUR, April 1,1842-33-3w School Commissioner.

riJiA'O, for Satei

/^IHICKERING'SManufactory,(Boston)of fine tone, delicate touch, snd full rich sound,—-in feet superior instrument. Price A400. Apply at this

April 9,1842-31-tf OFFICES^

iron and JTails.

LOT OF IRON AND NAILS, iust received on consignment, and for sale low, for cash, at the Grocery and Produce Store, Scott's Row, National Road Street.

in Scott's Row.

For sale at WOODS'Drag Store. April 9,1842-31-tf

Wheat: Wheat!!

WScott's

ANTED, at the PRODUCE and PROVISION STORE, Row, National Road Street, a few hundred bushels of good merchantable WHEAT, in exchange for Groceries or Cash.

J.S.

April 20, 1842. 93tf .^

Machine Cards of every description, warranted of the best quality. **«is. Gentry's patent French Bnrr-Stone Mills, of the latest invention, on a new and superior con-

Baldwin's patent Stock ille. fhe most vsluable Mill in use, for Grinding Corn and Cob together, and other Grain for Stock Feed*

Horse Powers, several of the most approved

k't)oct.UIieavltt*8 celebrated Anti-Freezing FIRE ENGINE. Well snd Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipes, Rivetted Hose, &c. See.

Agrtcnltnral Machinery, of the latest snd most nproved kinds, including Thrashing Machines, several kinds, Patent Hemp Breaking Machines,Cotton and Hav Presses, Clover Hollers,Corn Shelter of ihe "atwttoprowdpatents CULTIVATORS—Planting Machines, Drilling Machines, Fanning Mills, Straw Cutten, several kinds, &,c Ac.

Hemp Machinery built to order of the latest im-

PrManofacturcrs,

Spindles, Combptaws. Cl«ningCombs.Csrd Flv Cotton and WoolHsnd fullers' Jacks. Hone Cards. Fullers' Stovesand Platea,Steal Resds, Fallen Brushes Heddle Twine, Sstinette snd Cotton Power Loom snd Roller Shuttles, Weaver's Picks, Throng

^Cincinnati, February 5,1842-22-3m

PAY! PAY!! PAY!!!

THEpsy

subscriber hss his books now posted snd ready for settlement he requests every one to eall snd settle, off old scores, snd begirt the1 ySar 1842 with a good conscience. I must be paid better and more

91TW&ute,faa.1,1842-18-tf

March 19 1842.—*8tf

No Mistake!

A FEW hundred Barrels very superior Kenhawa t\_ SALT, for sale at the Provision and Produce

Store,

March 19,1842.—28tf

FREEMAN,

Terre-Haute, April 9,1842-31-tf

Agent.

Candles and Starch. UST received, on consignment, a lot of real Tallow CANDLES. Also, suporior Cincinnati STARCH, and for sale low, for cash, by the box,—at the Produce and Provision Store, Scott's Row, National Road St. •i J. 8. FREEMAN.

Flour. Bacon, &c. sale at the Terre-Hute Provision and Produce Store, in Scott's Row

April 19, 1142.—32U

Removal.

4|t XT F- & J. E. DIXON, have removed their

Srior

tl. Barber Shop to the room formerly occupied by I. D. aster, ss watch-maker and Jewelry shop, on second street, weat ol the Court House. This room they have fitted up in supestyle, and will be prepared to accommodate all who may favor them with a call. (•"Renovating, done on short notice and most

Terre-Haute, Apri 23,1842. 83tf

DOMESTIC8—An

extensive assortment of S-4

7-8 4 4, snd38insh brown snd blesehsd mus*

li¥.h"SS""ff',edCh0^v:L\^"GW0RTHVr."-

Cincinnati JfMathine VMt

AND

BfACHINE CARD MANUFACTORY, Office and Sals Rooms 01s Walnut, near Front Street, A. C. BROWN, Agent.

Woollen Machinery, of all descriptions embracing the latestand most approved styles o'WoolICard* ing Machines, all sixest both double •nd 'insjl^and furnishted single or in full sets, all complete with Cards necessary. Tools, &c. on short notice, and on the most reasonsble terms. Wool and Hair Picking Machines, latest Patent. Roller Jack# and Condenser Machines, of the latest and most approved construction. Power Looms, Napping Machines, Gig Mills, Brush Machines, broad and narrow, Patent Cloth Shearing Machines, of superior construction, Shearing Blades, etc.

E. DANIELS.

8TEPHEW O. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR JiT IseMW, i,

TERRE-HAUTE,INDIANA.

OFFICEcorner

of Ohio and Market streets jouth

esst corner of the Public squate. and adjoining the dwelling of

H- fBkSott. Esq.

Oct. 31-8-tf.

1. BAKLAN

Widow married ooeAmoo

Apriff.

REFERENCES, Hon. John Fine, Ogitnshurgh, I Hon .Silas Wrtght. Jr.^Canton, Hon. Micah Sterling, Wsttvfsssn, Jas.J. Barclay, Esq.. Philad«llA«a. Hon. J. H. Bronson, SL Augustine, Flerida.

V. KAKLT.

Law Notice.

.1WHVC. ..

Hshall,ClarkMANLY,

ARLAN Attoraefs at^sw. Mareosn«y, Illinois. Marsh, 1841. 29tf.

"T- Notice.

BOt ttBCB IO BB UM«

MS»

was uvai**

HIM*

the necessary infannauoa to fiad the Trastas, who is aax»M topay over to the proper persona the amount

if a at a A 1 4 I 8 S

notice of the Sale of

S O O A N S 1X1HE «adeni#Md will ssll at pahlk ssl«,st ihe 1 Court House door in Terre-Haute. in the County ofVtao, on the llli da* ef June, iB^UTtVo. »,of Sebao) Seetioa No. », ia Township 12, north, of Range 9, west, eontaiaiag SIX ACRES sod sevmtyfo«r randredths of sn acrs. The saaie haviaf hew sold December 1», 1838, and forfeited for the ntapayawt sf lawwst, ta said mail ship TaflaaaCsala

cw.BASSOO*,

Tarre»B—tK Inliaia

pns tht

THE subscriber rtapsclful

1MB public^hsihe has tak«it(w shove J|ii|^Mwe!l known csfaMishment, where hs will [ase-svei sffirt to apeommodate the trawl'linn puwic, as well ss regular hoardsraM The Houas is situated on Markst street, on the raad leading to Lafayette, two squsres north of ths Court. House. The premises have been recently completely repaired with eosns sddhions tnsde thereto. No psina will bespsred to gtvs general satisftc-tion,

WILLIAM BAIRD. ,•

Tttre-Hante, Feb. 19,184t-4M-.tr.

?rr

DR. TAYLOR'S

BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

For CanttnBption and Liver Coaiplalat, I Cough*, CMs, Asthma, MfemUyofBmUhinr, Point «H *e *ide or Breast, Spitting BUU, &rturrks.

Pafytfaiumof the Heart, Opprttsion and Soreness of \*e#, inocwag CougA, Phmrity, Hectic Ftver, P&e*lt°' prV*M,£*peetPrmtian,Ond

L^*r 4ftc{tonstf the Chest, Lungs and Liver. HIS article is prepared accoidinr to a recipe from a very old aad eminent physician, the lata Dr.HOLYQKE, who preserved his own life by iis efiracy," although of a consumptive constitution, to the aatnn* ishiagage ol one huodred snd two yean until the age of eighty-seven, be was engaged in Vfry extensive pne# lice, cequiring much exertion and exposure. Hundreds are eew living in good health, that Consumption seemed to have marked for as esfly greve, who ow* their pteservatioa to the use of this ihvnlnibls medi cin*

Liverwort even in the common way of p1*j«r*tiouf is universally known at the best article for diseases of the LungSi ever discovered sud it is obvious thst a highly concentnted pretaretion, securing the wbols virtue of this inestimable herb, must be invaluable' Moreover, this medicine contains the medics 1 properties of tbe Bug la weed, Lungwort, Fever Root, and snd many other roots and herbs. It is also warranted not to contain any mercury, mineral, or miaerel preJuration 01000 reward will be cites any penoi^ who will prove this mcdicine to contain any minerals^ of any kind. Such has been the success of this Balsaa^ thst it is warranted incapable of products, ia e^ia-SK stance. Injurious effects. Within tha last few yean tbei calls for this sovereign remedy have beea immense beyond precedent and its reputation »utained r(0Bk Maine to Mobile thus proving the confidence bestowed upon a simple medical preparation, purely vegetaL ble, and the unusual astonishing effect attending its use. Physicians, too, from a conviction of it* mildness, safety and success, employ it in their practice, rtcotn. mend it to their patients, and esteem this medicine safe and invaluable particularly as it does not interfere with any other medicine, patients may be taking at tbe same time nor restiict them to nny peculiarity of diet* confinement, £c thu« enabling persons to receive the full benefit of this medicine, and follow at the satoslf tine, if they wish, the advice of iheir physician

To persons of disordered nervous system, or those who aie unable to rest well et night, this medicine is most emphatically recommended" The inestjmab|« value of this celebrated mcdicine has been rightlyT. tested, and not found wanting. The Proprietor ia dally receiving the most flattering accounts of its success and it is truly gratifying to say this is emphatically the medicine of the PEOPLE! It is used by the Msuical Faculty, supported by the Clergy, advocsted by the whole New York Press, end is in the house of must of our cititens.

For sale st the Drug Store of JOHN F. KINGf wheie numerous Certificates of the unexampled cures performed by this Medicine may be seen.

Terie-Hante, Match 5,184i-i6-3ui |ii

Watasla, ,v-

ffHE INDIAN cure foi Coughs. CoDiunWtlon ^8p{t»

ting of Blood, Asthma, snd Diseases of tbe Langs generally: For sale at the'Drug Store of Terre-Haute,March 13-2ttf. JNO.F.KING. —f-:

PA WILT nEDlGliVE.

Prepared only by Dr. Jayne, Inventor, and tole preprie tor, No.

SonLh Third street,

for sale by J. F. ICING, Terre-Haute, Ind.

THESE

medicines are recommended rod extensive* ly used by the most intelligent peisoas in the Unl»' led States, by numerous Profcstora end Presidents Of Colleges, Physician# of the Army end Nevy, end of Hospitals and Almshouses, end by mqre then threi) hundred Clergymen of verieos denominations.

They ere expressly prepared for family use, anil havS acquired an unprecedented |iopularity throughout tbe United States and as they ste so sdmirsbly calculated to preserve health snd cure disease,-no family should ever be without them. The proprietor of these veins, ble preparations received his»education at one of the best Medical Colleges m*tbe United States, snd hss bed fifteen yean experience in an extensive and diversified practice, by which he has had ample epportuni. ties of acquirtnr a practical knowledge of diseases end of the remedies best calculated to remove them,

These preparations coueist of JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, a valuable remedy for Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Croup, Hooping Cough, Broncbites, Pleurisy, and ink flamation of the Lungs or Throat. Difficulty of Breathing, and ail disease* of the Pulmonary Organs.— Price |1.

Also JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the Preseivai tion, Growth and Beauty of the Hair, and which will positively bring in New Hair on Bald Heads.—Price §1.

Also JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain end pleasant remedy for Worms Dyspepsia, Piles, end many other diseasea.—Price 50 ceniar-

Also. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, a certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints,Diati* rhtea,Dysenterv,Cholic, Cramps, Sick Headache,Sour Stomach, Cholera Morbus, aud all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, Ac.—price 50 cents.

JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS, for Femele Diseases. Liver Complaints, Costiveness, Fevers, Incarnations. Glandular Obstruction*, Diseases of the Skin, &c. end in all cases where en Alterative or Purgative Medicine is required.—Price 50 cents per box. Sold bV

Terre-Hsute Jsn. 1-17-1841 tf. J. F. KING.

Hlofflit^ Veiretahle Life Pill* AND PHffiNIX BITTERS.

THE

Millers, Carders, Cloth Dressen,

Weavers, See. can be supplied with most articles wanted in their business—such as Millers' Hoisting and Regulat fngScrews. 8pindles, Damsel IronsJkc sn.t anfl Tttffri Pr»— BfiM

high celebrity which these excellent Medicines nave acquired, in curing almost every dis* ease to which tbe human frame it liable, is a matter fWoiHiat with almost every intelligent persou. They became known by their fruits—their good works have testified for them—they did not thrive by the fkith of the credulous.

In cases of CostiverieM, Dyspepsia, Billions SHtf Liver Affections, Asthma,'Piles, Settled Pains, Rheumstism, FeVefs fchd Agues, Obstinate Headaches, Impufs Ststeof the Fluids,Unhealthy appearance of the Skis, Nervous Debility, the Sickness incident to Females in Delicate Health, every kind of Weakness of the Digestive Organs, and in all general Defa»gem#nt»of Haalth. these Medicines have invariably proved a certain aad speedy remedy. The* restore vlgoroos lieslrh to the most exhausted constitutions. A singfetrfsl wif'.place tbe Life Pills snd Phofcnix Bitten befosd the reech df competition, in the estHhatfoh of every patient.

Prepared and sold. wholesale aod retail, at WM. B. MOFFAT'S Medical 0«ce, VIS Broadly, N. York, N. B. None sre genuine unless they heirs a fhcsNnk Ille Of John Moffat's signature. #5r The Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price, 15 cents, 50 cents, snd $1 each, sccording to the site and tha Phoenix Bitter* in bottles, at 91 f^earh, with fujl directions. Porsele bf JOHN T. KINO.

Terre-Haute, Oct. t4, 1840-T-tf.

OEMCK'S MATCFTLESS SANATIVE, medicine of wore ta'tfe to rtlan than the vast ssisss of Austris, or «v#n (He uahed treasures of our globe—a medicine, Which Is obtsised equally from tha vegetsble, snlmslsnd mineral kiogdosw, and thus pot* sess threefold potter—a Medicine, which, though designed ss a remedy for consumptions solely, is possess* ed of mysterioas inffsenes over many disss*** of ths hsmsn system—a medicine which begins fo he Vslswd by FliVsicraUs, who sre daily sritsessing rf*asto«rihin| cures of many whom tft«y resigned to ths grasp of ths ttsstlsble grsvs. ..

DOSE of the Senates, for adults, dtie drop: ftrrchif-d^ dren.a half drop aed for iefisnts,a quarter diroo the directions explaining ths manner of taking a

Terr^Hsute, Atifutt 10-4B-tf

4 Tbe

YE«atah«e PSIMMIT

Pcine

Philadelphia, and

half or a

^Pm^t&eraarf fMrd^rtr dollan 4i OwnBMi coin, value 75 cents,) (#2,50} per Half pence, for sale by J. f. KINO,

I believed to bs deservedly the most popular Mediever known in America, for Coughs, Colds, Astlmaor Phthisic. Cot^uwtption, Whoofag-otugh,

has hsen very .jsnditsreps-

tstion has'been eeastsnUy inereMim. So universally popohtrhas th» artidsoecome, tfiatitmay now be considered ass standsrd srtielein lsrgs part of ths sited Scatss snd British Provinces. Many fe»il«s kssp it eanstaatly by them, soasidering »t the most ssfs ss well ss certain remedy for the above complaint.

The Proprietor hsve received, snd are recCTvln^anmeroas recomniendstions from tnany of omt best Phf sidsas, who make of in their pnettee.

For sale by RISD,use*I»it(KCPRGES.

SMMOS.

who asks nseof it injheir practice.

Reed) wholessle deslers in •nd Dye Stuffs. No. 54. Chstham Street.Bowf

,Pain»

ton, sad New *bo

fnTted Statasand Br^ish Proving* WfiODi fV»rsals hi Terrs-Tlsiite. br srheree ertifiestes and isfersoeas