The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1842 — Page 4

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The House is sitaated ***££. of the Courtleading to Lafayette,

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every

Hbuilding,on

«**«tly completely

Boost. Th,premisesHNavc INo pains repaired with Some «£*^ffiUc-iioa. wHl borapared to g»v* ^WILLIAM BAIRD.

Hi*, c. m. bcrllRNS his Rocen thanks to those ffive pSwnfced bim since hi.short nay ond ^uld rwpec.ft.lly inform the ™!b!ic that he has taken residence on the Corner of Fifth and SyatmorestretU, north

rXTp.»inioo, where lie ready (unlcse absent on hL .i^lo ""end to calls in the practice of Bourne He would also sta?e tliat he haa fitted op a '^nrajWpoum d/ kit residence, where persona wishing «i ^Thoms^jan coarse of medicine can be accommodated.

Dr Tf fi»iters himself from the experience of seven C~,"r« iri the n-nctico, atld over foor years of the time in £h2 Wabash Galley, that he is generally acquainted VUhThc d!!eai« ibctdent 'merit portion of 'he public pa'jonnge. nVrre-Haute, July 30, l842-47-3m

I'arricr Sc BI«icksmith.

THE

SUBSCRIBER intends remaining in Terre-Haute, where he will attend to the treatment of sick and lame horv* Having served regular sporrnticeahip with one of the heat Veterinary Surgeons in fcumpe, besides foor

.1 years practice in America, hopes to give ixenerol satisfaction to il.o« who may require h» Mrgeneral mi

tbe

different branches of Black-

Sing particularly horse-shoeing, strict atten-

hvjiii'UP'"a" %nTp"'DvmcY^ Mar. 21. 184*. 37-ly terre-iiaute Steam Foundry# Engine Shop. OTRATTON. WALLACE & CO ore now prepared & to execute orders for Engines, Boilers.Forging Mill Irons, Castings of

description, either in Iron or

Brass, Turning, Finishing. $-cFor the Farmer, we have the beat article of PLOWS, among which are the Peacock, with wrought and caBt 8harna the cast Shares are much the cheapest and beat 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 onr plows wili be warranted to ran well and not break from fla^s or bad work. inr.V beat, corn,oats, or any other article of Farming produce, will be taken in exchange for Plows. 'I erre-Haute, Feb. 20,1841-tfT

Smith & Graff*,

SIGN OF THE OOLDEN COFFER-POT.

AVE removed their establishment to thei new .National Road Street,between Stewart's Hotel and Mc

Gregor & Rea a, Terre-Haute— Nicholas Smith (of Vincennes,} & Jacob R. Graff having formed a copartnership in the ab ness would respectfully inform theirfrienda of Terre Haute and its vicinity, that, having a well se

lected slock of mnterials on hand, they are prepared to execute all orders ill thfir line with punctuality and despatch, and on as reasonable terms and jn ae good workmanlike mannar,as any other establishment on th«j \V abash. As they will alw»y»keepon hand a complete assortment of articles in their line, persons sending order* can have them immediately filled on the most liberal teiins. Terre-llaute, March 30-v.

STEPHEN O. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR JLT JLJiW, E E A E IN I A N A

OFFICEcorner

of Ohioand Market streets .south

east corner of the Public squete, and adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES: Hon. John Fine, Ogdensburgh, Hon .Silas Wright, Jr., Canton, Hon. Micah Sterling, Watertown Jas. J. Barclay, Esq., Philadelphia. Hon. II. Bronson, St. Augustine, Honda.

3V#REMOVAL. •.

DOGT.

ItOLMES has moved his Office and Dwelling to the first building, south of the public sqvnro, on Second street—where all favors will be liankful 1 received. .*

Torre-Halite. Dec.20,1841-16-tf

Notice.

AMR.

HEARTWELL, who died in New-Orleans about seven years since, left his effects in the hands of a stranger, to be sent to his wife and children, who it was understood lived near Cincinnati. The wife's name was Sarah Ileartwoll, and the children, Matilda, Polly Anne, Mnry Jane, and William,—the latter would be about 18 years of age, if living. He hns not been ablo to find them, but haa heard that the widow married one Amos Parker, and removed to the vicinity of Torre-TIaute, Ind. If either of the above named persons will apply at this office, they can obtain the neccraary information to find the Trustee, whoia anxious to pay over to the proper persona the amount in ilia hands.

Terit-Houte, April. 14, 1842. 33if

GRAFTON FTcOOSERLV, Attorney at JLaic, MRROM, SULLIVAN COUNTY, INOIA'NA:' TXTILL practice in Sullivan, Vigo and the a^joiurag »v counties.

REFERENCES,

Liitnusr. Drown & Rari.y, Terro-Haute. J. O. & J. M. Ilowt. Blooiningion. Indiana. Gcorus (J. Fkttkr Co., L«iiisvil!e, Kv.

June 11. 1842-40-1 f.

Paper Ware-House. r.pmsviLi,E, KY. MORRlhON, CO. have opened at No. 76 Fourth Street, between Main and Market, a vaneiv of Printing, Cap, Letier, and other Papers. Thia establishment, is a branch ol the firm of A. Armat rung. Sc. Co. of the Fulton Paper Mill, at Wheeling, Vujonia, and will be supplied with paper made by thai concorn.

School Hooks, Blank Books, and Stationery will also b» supplied bv J. Morrison, ft. Co. Louisville, April 18, J8I2, 33-3m

N E W A E I

to tiik merchants and traders

THK

TlIE WABASII VA1XRY. subscribers have erected a targe PAPER MILL at Lafayette, Indiana, and have spared no cost in obtaining iho most approved Machinery and fromi the East, arc prepared to su|Hly the entire

FWtffv with every kind of paper wanted on the vorablttterm. Tho Irienda oi Home Industry anJ Wesvern Enterprise, are invited to give us a call, and to mve their Rags, which will be received in exchange for Paper or Cash at fair prices.

Jan. 1,1842-17-1 THOM AS & AN DBS.

a O Ye#! O Vea 11 O Yea!!!

A I O N E E IN

rpllEaab«criber

having permanently located hiaoself

in the tiwn of Terre-Haute, for the purpose of Auctioneering horaea. and goods, of all discriptiona, entertains the hope that by strict attention to thea» MvcbuatiMtt, together with two years experience, to H/J! '*f-th* patronage. Being the will "»jC,vonwrT

ll}.,^arr«-Hante,

CariMtUnt.

400

fer sale atr^wert prieee, for Cwh. M®*bl*P«»er*a, W. LANQWORTHY

Jan. 27, IS4»-2l-tl

BOOTS.

1 00 PAJRMENS SUP.

SWA BOOTS, mad.

te order and warranted, will beaoldatftS

ywr pair. G. W. LANGWOKTHY T«n» Ha«te. Mweli 5,

.M Tn Rent--C1to«M.

NEAT, and very cotwanat daMHfiag. X\ flna inatiiiMy. Apply to Jane 4-3#^f O.

BILLS or LADING. K*pi eee«a*K» ea latMl at this Ofte*

Am UriiWiicc

Par tie Suppression of Vice and Immorality. CSBC. I.Beitofdamedby th* Common OommciLo(tke Tob,of Terr*-Haute, That all bouses of itl-fhme, •II houses of aangcatkm, and all assemblage* at uocb bousea either by nislit or by day, whereby die peace and quiet of neighborhoods and families are disturbed, and the moral aeaae of community is outraged are hereby declared to be Nuimnea, and as aocb nihjeet to be removed, and that the keeper or keepers of soch bouse or houses, shall beaubject to a penally of ten dollars, to be recovered bf nit before the Mayor, to* getber with coats of proaccution, for every dayaoefcnuiaaneea are eontinned.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained. That no pefon or persona Raiding in the town of Terre-llaute, ahall knowingly, harbor or keep about his, her, or their premises in mid town, any lewd bandy or dissolute woman, who, while thus rending with said person, obtatna| living by prostitution, under a penalty of five dollars for every day such woman is so kept, to be recovered with coats of suit aa aforesaid.

See. 3. Be furdker ordained, That no person shnll rent, lease, or hire any bouse, room or other bnilainjr to be need as a disorderly or bandy house within said town and if any person having leased or rented any house, room or other building in said town professedly for a lawful purpose, and shall afterwards during the continuance of aaid lease, use the same for the purpose of keeping such disorderly or baudy bouse, or shall suffer the same to be so treed, soch illegal use or occupancy of such house, room or other building, ahall bea forfeiture of ibe lease by which said houw. mom or building shall be hidden and (he landlord of such tenant knowing of such illeeal nse of soch house, room or other building, who shall fail to re-enter upon auch premises and abate such nuisance, ahall be proceeded against and be liable to the aame penalties, aa the keeper or keepers of such disorderly or bandy hoiise, room or other hnilding.

Approved, August 8, 1842. D. S. ANALDSON, President. Attest: W M. Modesitt,Clerk.

Angust27-51-t3

Sale of Canal Lands.

THE

undersigned will expose to public salts on the first Monday in October next, in the town of Peru, in Miami county, the following Canal Lands, to-wit: 8octioue I. 12, 13,24,25, and 36, in Townahipa 32, 23, 24 and 25, north of Range No. one east.

Also*

Townships 22, 23 and 25, in Range No qro east, in the Great Miami Reservation. A lso«

Sections, I, 2, 3.10,1l and 12, inlTownship thirtythree (33) north, Range seven (7) east. Also,

Sections 10.11, 12, 13. 14, 15, 22. 23. 24, 25, 26,27, 34, 35 snd 36, in Township No. thirty-four (34) north. Range No seven (7) east.

A ISO,

Sections 3, 4,5,6,7,8,9,10, in Range eight (8) east. Also, Sections 7, 8. 9,10,15, 17, 18, 19, 20. 21,22, 27,28, 29, 30,31, 32, 33, and 34, in TownabipNo. thirty-fouif (34) north. Range No. eight (8) east, in the.Flat Belly Reservation

JAMES BLAIR,

Cotnmitsioner on the Wahath J* Erie Canal, July 30-47-ts Weat of Tippecanoe River.

Boct. Sherman's

CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

^HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES, lor coughs, colds, &c. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES, an infallible worm deatroying medicine.

SHERMAN'S

CAMPHOR LOZENGES, givejra-

mediate relief tn Nervous or Sick Headachy of spirits, fainting, dec. SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGUE Are the moet certain remedy for thiadL ed to the American Public.

ever offer

SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES, are aspleasantand easily taken as the common peppermints and are an active and efficient medicine. They cleanse thejrtomach and bowels, and are the beat Cathartic ever used for bilious persons.

SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, for Rheumatism, Lumbago, pain in the Back, Loins, Side, or Breast.

These medicines being in the form of Lozenges aa the mo9t pleasant and agreeable way of taking medicine, particularly for children, aa all the nauseousness is obviated and the active properties of the medicine highly concentrated.

Prepared by Doct Sherman a regular Physician ol New York, and a constant supply kept »t the agency in Terre-Haute.

WOOD'S Drug and

July 16,1842-tf Apothecary Store.

COPARTNERSHIP.

J. EAST has associated with himself H. BUCKINGHAM, aa a partner in the Business of jHFRttttf'actnring Chairs, and ^vill continue to carry on that business at their new sliop, and old stand of J. East, on Fourth street, North of the Cumberland road Street, under the firm of E A S & IN A

where they intend to keep on hand a general assortment of FANCY and WINDSOR CHAIRS, not inferior to any in the west, all of which they will sell on accommodating terms. They also solicit the patronage of the public. All orders attended toon short notice.

Ur|^Th«^rtiSeIrtaken

hisemtomers

W W a

A. HATDBN.

EAST & BUCKINGHAM.

Terre-Haute, April 18—32-if

NEW AND COMPLETE

Saddling Establishment. A. M. BOATRIGHT & JAS. BUZAN. RESPECTFULLY inform their friendsand the public,that they are now receiving at their shop on National Road Street, one door Westol Lindley'scorner, a large and fresh supply of

Stock of every description for the manafactareof Saddlery, Trunks, Har'

__ ness, £e.

together with an assortment of every thing usually found in such establishments. A.M.Boatwrioht having heretofore beenengaged in the businessin Terre-Haute, flatter* himself that it is not necessary that he should set forth his qualifications as a mechanic, as he trusts his former work will show foritsellalongthe Wabash. We particularly invitethe citixensof Vigo and the surrounding country to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined to keep the best and neatest work, and in thS latest styleahd fashion. We will tradeforall kindaofC«tt«/ry/»rorface,at market price «nd sell as low as thearticlescan be manufactured for in the Western country.

Terre-Haute,Feh.27-1841-25-tf

PAY PAY!! PAY!!!

THEpay

subscriber has his books now'posted and ready for settlement he requests every one to call and aettle. off old scores, and begin the year 1842 with a gooa conscience. I must oe paid better and more punctually.

Terre-Haate. Jan. 1,184®—18—tf E. DANIELS. pltODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE

For Saddlery.

RUFUSST.JOHN,

wishing toaccomnwdatehis bu

siness to the times, in consequence of ihe scarcity of Money, will exchange every article in the Saddlery and Harness line, for produce, at the hifbeetn**price. His stock, now on head, comprises every article osually manufactuml in his line, saeh aaSaAtfes, Harness, TrunU, £c. He invites the friends of doaiestie manu &ctures to call, examine, and judge for themselves and, if he don't give bargains, he will not ask their pa-

will bs TFJkmi, Flemr. Com,

Oats, dried Hides, and Deer-sJtins, Br** im Femtkerr, Ft** and T»w Linens. Store next door east of Mr. LANDON'S National Hotel.

Terre-Haute. Aag. 88-51-tf

FEMALE SCHOOL. ged the »wvk«ea of _nts. wilF opea a School for YOUNG LADIES, in Terra-Ilaate, on Monday the 16th instant.

rriHE Sobecriber having competent

The following are the tanna for tatuoa. per Qaarter of twelve weeks: For ooaimon branches of English SSdacauoa, $£,00

Higher English Bmaclasft, Drawing and Faiatiog. Fttadu W

SCSAN WILLIAMS.

TW-Haate May ». 1»42 86tf ... New KstaMithvest. A IT01' ^ENTHER, latalf frow laaissiUe. i* ®"»»acky, raapectMly islwat the dtiacas of Tecre-Haot® it* vicinity, that he lateadaearryiag the haaweseef Dyii* and Pooariag. in all venety faiieaalRsad street, mwits0ito|tts aadI Raanoaia,—Alas, gaatial Reaevatiaa. aad hopee ay otixs attaatioa to hairiatse tagata a war* of pair.

All eotera warranted to standt—w are pankalarly invited ta

Tsna-Haate. May 14, 1942- »4a

RfiMWAi. Graver JSmrdt

JAVE

STEEL of all kinds. Steel Springs: HARDWARE:, Sesith-a Tools,

Terre-Hsute. Fd. 4-S&-tf

THOSEby

rei»v& their

Stoveaad Iron Store

^to the north swle of Ihe Public Sqoare,in thethhd stoteeest of J- D. ESarley*s where they lave tlrirty di&RBt ye tternscl

Stoves

all wanaaied to petfiww

well, and to stand fire. Also, a fine taortaent q£. Juniata IRON and NAILS Brads, PLOUGH WINGS aad SSaha^.

CASTINGS of all descriptions, Segar Keulea,Coal Grates,, Stove Pipe. Strap Hinges ,* GLASS, GROCERI&, &C-&C-A'l jhe above we warrant to be saperior arlldes, Bi»d they will besold vermloto for cask-

Cash! Cash ~rr"

indebted to Grover & Borden will oblige them calling, and makingimmediauupoyflieat either in whole or in part, .','s

Feb. 4,1842-22-tf DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S MBDICAMKNTOM, DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S OIL. OF EIFE,

A CONSTANT auppl of these valuable Medwpes, f\. which are so well known aad justly appreciated: To be had at WOOD'S

Jnly 16,1842-tf Drag and Apothecary Store. Axes.

HUNT'S

celebrated C. S. Chopping and Broad AXES, for sale at the Cash Store, of B- BOOTH, & CO. Terre-Hante. Jan. 1st, 1842-17-t

DOMESTICS—Anoffered

extensive assortment of ^4.

7-8. 4-4, and 3-8 inch, brown and bleached MUSLINS, which are cheaper than ever. Feb. 27-25-tf G. W. LANGWOR

EASTERN STAGE LINE.

FARE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS! P. VOORHEES & CO. have reduced the price of fare to Indianapolis, to $5, and will have immediately placed on the line Troy Coaches, puichasedexpressly for the service. The route will be well attended, and good horses and careful drivers secared.

O* Hereafter, the Stage will leave, 4a«ff, sO o'clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr. CBOniugtmm's. 14 miles east of Terre-Haute.

Slay 25-37-tf 3. REAM, Agehfc

Burton's JLivery Statte,

REMOVED

to* the corner of Fourth and Cherry

street, where the subscriber will bo prepared to accommodate the public.with Horses, Csrrieges. Hacks, Buggies, &c. all or any of which can be bad at all times, on the shortest notice. Gentlemen wishing to be forwarded toany part of this State can also be aecoatitodated with extra Coaches or Barouche on venr reassnable terms JOHN BURim

Terre-Haute, April 23, 1842. 33if

JVIVIATA IRON STOKE.

A. McGREGOR,

AS constantly on hand a genetal a»ior|d»«elt of HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS,CASTINGS, A I .1 nf.ll afci Juniata Bar Iron, round, flat, andsquate,of all«^«, Anvils, Vices, Bellowses, and Sciew Platea, English and American Blister, GermaoCrowler Smith's Tools, fand Cast STKrBL Mill and cross-cut Saw Files, Hollow Ware, assorted, ."•••v.Nails, cut and wrought, assorted,

Spades and Shovels, Smoothing Irons and Tailors' Geese, tn« Fruit Ketues. Drawing and Halter Chains, Collins', Williams and Cassat's Axes, 'Plough Plates, fevans* Attgcrs,

N. B. Country Blacksmith's are iovited to c*|l. They may reat assured I will sell at reduced pr'ws Store on the National Road. Nov.lS-IMT)

Jand

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENL

KSgK 1ICK would respectfully inform bis friondr, thepublicgenerally, that he has commenced tl.e TAILORING BUSINESS, few doors Wwiof ijie Bank, where he -will be always ready to eAecnte onnrs in the above line, in all its yarious branches, on the shortest notice,and in a sty

enot to be surpassed in the

West- r. He has made arrangements to receive the Eastern Fashions .quarterly, so that he will always be in pessession of the latest Fashions and, from his knowlemd of the business, he hopes to receives share of the public patronage. 9T Cutting done at tbeshortest notice,and warranted to fit, ifmaderight. Terre-Haute. Nov. 3Q.-l?tl

New Novels,and Chenp--]Hft£«l-zines, Papers, Ac.

recent arrangements of the different Enstetn publishers, all the really excellent and pomlhr Books that appear in London will be pablimd jn newspsper form at a cost of 500 per cent, jess lhair tl published in book form. All such publications wilFpe tor sale by the subscriber and probably one new wefk will be issued every week. The following are alreajly out and for sale:

Morley Ernetein, bv James, for 31 cents. The Jacquerie, by G. P. R. James, Esq. for 25 ceq*. The Dancing Feather, by Ingraham.for 25 cents., Zanoni, bv Bulwer, for 25 cents. Caspar, The Pirate of the Indian Seas, for 25 cents. Of those to be published, the prices will vary from$5 to 38 cents, according to their sise and character. Aay gentleman, therefore, may remit any sum tbst |e p'easos. from #1 up to $5, with directions to forw#d the volue to him in new works ss fast as they are issued Thus will he be secure of receiving the very last new works, by the most popular authors, almost wet from the press, and at a cost, for carriage, of tiaifte

neTSTs^b8cribeMaalso

agent for all the popular pa p|rs

and magazines in the United States. New volumes commence with the Jnly itsawrv which will be a desirable time to subscribe. The L^df's Book, Graham* Magazine, LadieaCompanion Jkwlo Miseellanv. New World, Brodier Jonathan, Notion, Nation, at (3 a year Knickerbocker and SoatMHt Literary Messenger, at fSa year Satnrdav Post —J Young People's Book, at |2 all the foreign

TAli'orders accompanied with the cash (free of pel*-

w,.nibeimmed,..d,^»faJ»LDra|AH

Literary Depot. Fonrth 8i«Sjt

Jdne 23,1842-43-2m Loniayiiie, Kentocky

THE AMERICAN FAMILY MEDfCtN L.IEVED, that ft* some years past, no 1 "medicine has been so extensively adopted in the iatellimat and respectable fa mil tee of the United States,

Iff MOwSrS UFE PILL3 urf PHffiNtt BITTERS—medieinee which have achieved thegeaenl aood opinioo by their iairiesic virtnes alone, wilfcoat the ardfice of quackery or extravagant prsteaswia It ia found by die aaanswaWe araomwit of practiSal experience, that they really do all that they profess te dorsad a meat deal more than the proprietor had vatr tured to daim for them. He has received lasttaMowffs is immense nambers from everv eectioa and almd* ev«ry city and town of ihiswiddy extended^eMMttf. iadadlag thoassnds fiross the city of New York aad the aeirbborbood.tbat tbey aieapeedily and powerfugf HBeacMastaall hilioasaad liveroqmphnnts^yspepafH. enstivwesa. piles, aMhaia. brewchms, coasampw diarrheas, jaundice, fever and ague, worma. aervoas debility, less ol appetite, enytwwaef the shta. yrafah, •alt rheam, lepiosy, erysipelas, rnh/rf blaod to t^e head, palpitation ol the heart, chronw UadaiAe. tawaii fover, aksctiona of the bladder aad kidneys, aahealthy aapect ot the skin, the sKkaess taodsat to teslsa, general debility aad wast* ofinMadaN thajsidwwy ryroptooeof a deiaaaeiaeat of the stsasarli aad Wt*, end imparity of the Mood, from whatevercaeseamtilt A Itheaah so aaVd aad agreeable la theiraMde of opsritioa.ae aewer ta practrate evea the weakeat pattea*, aed as to reader thesa pariscily aafc ewa far romag ekildrea •, they never fell ta cJesnaa UM howels, beer, bladder aad kidneys of all obsu ectfams aad layaritisa, aad to give a laost dear aad healthfitl hae to the ooaa unanrn That shoald be kept ia all fiuai{is*i sad h# emy sfstt iadiiidaal as taaanatoia af health aad pa»» veanves of disease. TWy are aa kspt hy thnsjii uil with acknowledged advantage, aad new pwshef their saefalatas aad astaaastam ewets evsa ia sfpsteaoy hupilsss cases, are arrivrac e^ery day fcwa hr aid aear P»iaawd aad ssid by Dr. Wa.8. Wifca, Bnadway. N. Y- City, aad alss by the sjpmta.

A freeh euffhf fee weSe mOg toen? met Jhfisrf iat£-4«

aadenigaed isspietfnlly informs frlsad|aad the pabliegeiMnally, it btf faaa taMn the well known House, J* the town eC

Terre-Haute, known ae the

PAVILION-oa Fifth Street, one fjnare

aorth of ihs Natjoaal Road, and forajeriy ycapied h^ Gen. Starr* aad Joan Bo*re*,—which he haa opened for the accommodation of Travellen and Boarders. The Hoass is large and eonvenient. atw situated in a plessant part of town attadaad to the Hoeaeia slarge imdeeaseaieBt STABLE and Carriage She^-Heas-aares the pnblic that ttoeflbrt on hia part shall he wanting to iwnder the PxTtuosa pleaaMit rcnd»ce toswh may feel diapucud to petroniae Mai- His iwif will he wsodermte.

STRAYED

Solossesandin

CroMKCai and Mill) Saws, Gate and bara-door Hinges, Scythcs and Sickles, Butts and Screws, All of which wiH bs sold low, for cash, either at wholesole or retail.

niWn

Tene-Baate, Aagast 1842-49-tf J.HAND.

Terre-Hante Seminary. rpHE Fall Teirn will commence Monday, the 29th of Augur, to continae eleven areeks-

TERMS. rising Reading,Writing, Grammar, #4 59 1, except higher

la Arithmetic, Geographv, ar. Including the higher English, except

Mathematics, #5 M) Including higher Mathematics and the Languages, 50

An additional charge of three cents per week will be made, to meet the expeose of Fuel, and taking care of the School Room. No student received for a less time than half the torn.

August 20-50-W3 G. W. JEWETT.

Blank Books.

TTTILLIAM STACY &. CO. of Iodmnapolis, la. vv keep constantly on handa full atock ol Ledgers, Journals, Day-books, Blotters, Cash-books, &.C.&C. which they will furnish to Merchants,and others,at short notice, and at any point in tho State. Also, County and Bank Books of every description. All of which are made of the best materials,and as low as tbey can bepurchoeedelsewhere. Orders, by Mall or Otherwise, arerespectfully solicited

Nov.27.1841-12-tf.

Stray Horses.

from the residence of the

subscriber, three miles southeast of Terre-Haute, some time about the 15th day of Mav. two nags, one a large BROWN HORSE, a small star in hta forehead, about 12 years old. nearly 16 hands high, a natural trotter, with a

short quick walk. The other ia a small SORREL MARE, about 14i hands high, two hind feet white, a star in her forehead, and had when she strayed off no aboea before, but was shod behind, the shoes rather old, and may have since fallen off. The horse was in fine order, and the mare rather thin. I heard of them near Livingston, Illinois, near which pises it is probable they sre yet loitering in the range. I will give a reward of TEN DOLLARS, for their return, or for soch information aa will lead to their recovery.

Auguat 20-50-tf ABRAHAM BAKER.

New Supply.

THE

Terre-Haute Produce, Provtaion, and Grocery Store, Scott's Row, National Road street, is now supplied with afresh and general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be exchsnged for Cash, Flaxseed, Fresh Geese Feathers, Flax and Tow Linen, Flour, Corn Meal, and various other articles of country produce. In the assortment is comprised,

St. Domingo, Rio and Java Coffee, Imperial and Yonng Hyson Tea, N. Orleans, Crushed, Loaf and Havana Sugars, Prunes, Bunch snd Sutiand, (Seedless) Raisins, Tallow, Sperm, Star and Stearine Candles,: Indigo, Madder, Alum, and Copperas, Spices, ground and unground. Lamp, Linseed and Castor Oil, Soft, Hard, Rosin, Variegated and,Shaving Soap, White Lead, kegs,

anish Whiting, Mackerel, Snuff, Tobacco, and Cigars, "k .. Cotton Yarns, and Cotton Cloth.

Also,

Salt, Flour, and Bacon, -s

i---

Meal, Butter, Lard, Eggs, dee. &c. CURE FOR AGUE! ICTSnuih's Tonic Pills, a certain cure for Ague and Fever and Chills and Fever.

July 30-47-if J/S. FREEMAN.

Notice.

The

partnership heretofore existing between Jrsse Conabd aud Jas.

Harris,

in the

pub Ilea lion of the Wabash Courier, having been ainolved, the whole business of the establishment will be conducted for the future by the andersigned alono. He will devote his whole energies to give full satisfaction to the patrons of the Courier.

The undersigned is also solely authorised to settle the affairs, and collect all debts ami accounts due the late firm.

Aug. 6,1842.

JESSE CONARD.

static OF INDIANA, Clay Coaaty, ss.

Clay Cimccrr Cocbt,Ogfossa Txxx, IMS. John N. JohnkOn, vs. Debt, on Foreign AttachThomas W. Bullitt andf merit. Owen G. Bullitt. J"

THE

above named defendants, Thomas W. Bullitt and Owen G. Bullitt, will take notice that the said plaintiff, John N. Johnson, has sued ont of the ssid Court a writ of foreign attachment against the goods, chatties, rights, credits, moneys, effects, lands, tenements and hereditaments of thessid defendants—which writ has been returned—and that ThomAs Harvey. John Chance, Amory Kinney, Salmon Wright, and Samuel B. Gookins have been summoned as garnishees. Thessid defendsnts will therefore take notice of the pendency oi ssid writ snd that unless they appear and deiend ute same, the matters and things therein alledged against them will be heard and determined in their absenqe, D.O. ELLIOTT, Clerk.

August loth, 1842-50-w3 fPrs fee, 10]

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, ss. Vioo PxobateCourt, Mat Tata, 1841^ ESphrsTm Ciark, administrator of the estate of Samuel

Clark, deceased, w.The creditors of said estate.— On

complaint of insolvency. r\HE said Ephraim Clark having filed bis petition in this Court, showing the condition of the said estate, and complaining that the property hoth real and personal, is insufficient to pay the debts and demands eutstandtng against it it ia therefore. Ordered, That the filing aad pendency of said petition, be made known to tho creditors of the said Samuel Clark, deceased, by a publication of this order Iwsix weeks successively in the Wabash Courier, a weekly newspaper printed and published in Terre-Hante, in the County of Vigo, and that they be informed unless they notify the

Aog.t7-5t-«w fPrs fee »4 37.]

KUi muu ii] ad-

ministratorof the exiatence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same or a statement of the nature, date and description of the contract or assumpsit upon which the aame may be founded, in the ofnee of the Clerk of this Coart, previous to the finsl distribution of the assetts of the estate of such decedent, sech claims will be postponed in favor of the claims of diligent creditors. T. NOBLE, CIsrk.

Important

TO AfCLI CTID. I N S A S I N I E N rnHIS LINIMENT caaH be surpassed by any, for JL the following complaints, vis: Spraios. Cats, Woaeds of any kiad. Film or Seam ia the eye.

Scratch-

es,Poison, Sriiat, Spavia, Fiatela, Pole Evil, Bighead, and Big-jaw, ia horses Sweeney, Meicarial ACeetioaa, Sore Bteasts, Frosea LiaAi, Cons on the leaf,Paia the back. Jcaaaed by spraia) Rheawnaban, Tetter, See,. The Directions explain the amaner ofasma It for all of the above complaints

Far sale fey Mr. Wood, west of Coart Hoase, aad by Mr. King, aorth of Coart Hoasa^Terr«-Haate,Iadtaea, who are the oaly aethoiised Ageau ia ihiatowe, aoae •Jse aaa be geaaiaa.

Pteptfed by A-^ M. LINDSEY. N. W coraer of the Pnblic Sqaara, Springfield lli aoi«. Persons wish, iag to bacoaM Ageats for the above wttl apply te the Prearigtors, with arotier recoaimaadatina.

PMCC SO e»ts per botUe. Tam-Hsate, Dae. 4,l»41-lS-1y

nOBLICn 1ATCHIM »Alf ATIVB» A vX asediciaa af aMre valae ta aaaa than the vast atioes of Aastria, at even the aaited tmasatas of oar globe—a aMtfieiat, which is obtaiaed efmmUm hrom the vegetable, snimal aad miaeral fciagdoaa, aaa tha* pas* a threefold power—a aeedictae, which, thoagh daaad as a remedy for eaasampttoaa solely, is posseseefa asyeterifras iafaeaca over amay disaasss af tha haman system a modi rise which begias to ha valasd by Fl^ecaaa, who are daily antaeesieg itsastoaishinf canaaf away whom they rsmgaed ta die gtaspefthe sasatisbte grave.

DOSE af theSaaatiee, fcr adalts.aaadraptfarehUdrsa.a half drop aad fat iafisata,a qaarter dron the flittfaawphlsiag the aiaitasr of taklag a halfsra fana draa-

Pssca—Three and aaa third tlx dollars (a ea*a.«aleeTSena«s»U4ilttj perBalfc Far sal* hy J- F. KIX6.

Tisne^lsate. Aagast l»-dB-f

Twtmcco tor Scrip.

7sale,forfta«earCaaal

BT¥XES saperior TOBACCO, ta Store, aad (ar far Suite Aageet W4S-d,

saie, Scnp. by i. S. FIUKM AN.

P11, E S

HOT yekt* jpooi dmngratef*

Dr. Inniphreyii)

VEGETABLE OINTMENT, FOR THE PIIES« PISSURESydke*

AFTER

a practice of more than 30 ysars, and witnessing a great amount af haman suffering from that distressing malady. Piles or Homorrbaids, and he* 1 levin* that tne remedies heretofore discovered lor us carfare almoa! an eniire fcilure short, ol an ^ieratiM by the ligature, wire or knife,—Dr. Hnmphreva' tas been induced to beat ow uncommon attention to the safeject, with tlie design of discovering a remedy that would possess the power to discuss tbe inflammation, and disperse the taraehvCtHMi of the parts, aira at the -same time be a mild and desirable remedy. His anticipations have been most fully answered. by a discovery, in combining active ingredients, which in thecmnposition produce modified results, and increased efficiency ass medical Sgent sad although ita base is composed of highly sctive ingredients, its modifications are such, that it becomes, as a composition, perfectly mild ana adapted to the nse of the moat delicate subject.

Asa test ol sincerity and confidence in Hie remedy, the subscriber pledges himself to perfect a cure of riles, in all cases that may be submitted tohis msnsgement, or in case of faitarc in any case, no charge mall be made for the Ointment.

From J.S. Wilcox, Machinwt.

To thx Public.—I have been afflicted with Hombfr* holds or Piles for more than IS years past, and tor a great part of the time severely afflicted with it. I have used almost every kind of medicine and application, and all without anv substantial benefit, until about three weeks since I commenced using Dr. E Humphreys' Vegetable Ointment. From the hour I commenced using it I have been getting better, and am at this time quite free from the complaint. I have the fullest confidence in its being a specific in such diseases.

Auburn, N.Y. Feb.20.1841. JokatitasS. Wilcox. Prom J. jr. Stmrin, Cashier Cayuga Co. Boat. To Dr. E. Humphreys*: SiA, -1 commenced tbe use of your Vegetable Ointment for th* Pilee, a few weeks aince, and have used it occasionally ever since,although under circumstances so unfavorable that I did not expect to be much benefitted by it. On the first application I fell immediate relief from the aoreness snd tenderness that usual Iv attenda the disesse, and think I am now almost, if not entirely well, and do most cheerfully recommend it to sll similarly aflected.

Auburn, N. Y. March 2,1841. J. N. Staxik. The Ointment is equally effieseious tn fissures of ths Amis ind Rectum, a malady of which the great French Surgeon, Baron Dapaytren, in his lectures on Clinical Saryery, says: "Tbe discovsry of a care for this disesse, withaut aa operation, woald be an invaluable benefit to mankind." The following from tha Rev. G. W, Montgomery, attests its eflkwy in that disease?

Dr. Humphreys1—Having but a few weeke past been afflicted with several small fissures on the lower psrt of the Rectum, which gave me intense paia for aeveral hoars each day, I made use of your Ointment for tha Isst two weeks: and it has not only ralieesd me. bat tbe fissures are healed, and I am cared. I gladly recommend the use of yosrOiatment to these afflicted to a similar manner. Respectfully yours,

June 3,18M. Geo.W. MoirraoMUtv.

Auburn, N.Y. *MCE $1 jser March IS, 184S-S5-6n:

PRICE |1 per Box. For sale in TerWjHsute^b|i^

I O A N

V1D31 AV9M1V11D

WITH

Coagha, (Mfa, Owwyllss, BrmuMVkm AITBMA, aad all Plssasas af tHa Langs sad Wladplya.

o-REV. I. COVERTS

BALM OF LIFE I ium Atfsmemd Talweblt Remedy for Ihe Our* W KJ covins, GONtuirnein,

niB£{E£&

ttronchitini BroneKltlai Beware sftkat drrai dsstitysr,

(tyTHE BRONCHITIS :«Q)

__ICH spares neither ths Young, the Good, or the Beautiful, but is annually hurrying thousands npoa thousands to a prematura giavs under the mistahea name of Consumption. Ths usual symptoms of this disease aie, Cough, Soreoass bf the Lung* or Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma. Hectic Fever, a Spitting up ot Phlegtt or Matter, and sometimes Blood. It is an inflammation 6f the fins skin which lines ths inside of the small wind tubes or air vessels runniog thiougb every part of the lungs. The great and effectaal remedy for this, alatmiag and wide-spteading disease is the

REV. I. COVERT'S BALM OF LIFE. This new and invaluable Medicine is universally pronounced, by the multitudes who have ased it aadTtested its healing v'utues, to be tha most wonderful and admirable remedy ia the world for the rurs of BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, SEVERE COLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, and aUdiseaaes of the LUNGS snd WINDPIPE, which, neglected, soon lend to real Consumption.

The BALM OF LIFE stands entirely aloof from the various Qitaek Nostrums of tbe day, having invariably won the coafideoce of Physicians, Clergymen, and the intelligent of aU daises, where'er it lias beea introduced. PhUaatfcropifts, and all who truly syetpaihisewitb huniao suffering, everv where hail its appearance with heart-felt joy aad Took upon the Balm tf Lifsu one of tboxe great and uncommon Uessinge which a kind Providence oocasioaaliy bestows on man, bat which, liks angel's visits,are few and far between. {ErCirrolam, containing numerous testimonials of the highest respectability, can be bad, gratuitous, of all our Ageois.

The BALM OF LIFE, (OnsDollar mr Bottle,) is for eale by JOHN F. K1NG, March 5,1842-26-bm Teue-Haule.

From the Boston Stedieal Journal, Aug. 96,1840.

chSil and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College "The Rev. I. Covert's mixture, also now used so extensively for this effect tea by clergymen, belongs to the same class of stimulating erpectorantsbeingene of those lucky combinettone of medical agents which, white it promotes expectoration, does not fanpeir tbe tone of the stftmach. Of this tnadtetae we feel at liberty to spesk, since its composition is not betd from the Profession, snd we hope the proprietors will soon see fit to give it to tbe public. We, therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed it in onr own esse, snd in the ease* of many others, with decided benefit*1

From the Ren. D. Meat*—la 19U ssy lungs bycsroe seriously diseasad, snd continued so for nearly fourteen years, and about sis years since I was attacked with a Chronic Bronchitis which occasioned as asnch pain and distress attended by dHBealt breathing and pet asia various parts of the chest. In March last I purchased a bottle of Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life, aad the sfhet has been, that my breathing is a boat as free as Wore I westakee, asy Chronic Bronchitis is Marly If not altogether eared, aad the pains of tha chest have subsided. I have great eoafidence fa tha Balm of Life, aad tMak a good aad safe snedieiee.

AefcKas, (V. Y. Aag.Sl, lt». DAVID MOORE. From the Bee. 2L Bannister, AfB. Teacher tf Lo%* guagee in the Cmxenoov* Seminary.

This certifies that I have saccessfully asad ths Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life. Ia the case ofaa obsunaU cold, which resalted la a settled iaSamasatioa of the laaas. the BsJa. af L»fe, after the trial af several other ssadiciaes for several weeks, eSscted a gradaal hat aetmaaeat ran. H, BANNISTER.

Csseaovia, N.Y. AprU It. 1*39. The aatare of the cosapositioa of the Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life, having been felly explataed to the fellosrief medical gentfensea, they have conaeated that they may be referred to asaathority for its utility as aa espeetotaat ia those cbroeic cases of palosoaaiy diausa, ia which that class af remedies is ladkatod.

D. M. Rtsas. M- D. Plofeesor of ths- Theory aad. Fraetiee of Medktae ia the Albaay Medical CoHega. J. M'NAWMrra*. M. D. Profaasor of Aastoaiy aad

Z£Z£.tri. ». ex,, Da. M. McKirwar. da. do. J. Mmatu.. M. D. Phiiadalphia.

This curt ides that having euaaaed the laa. f. Coven's Baha af Lifeianil its rsmpsasst parts, wado helieva it ta he oaa of the beat coaspoaadsfer Cesgha, Consamptinas. Chroaic laflaasamtioa.etc.of wWttsa hate aay kaawledga. aad doasast aardially Its ase ta all aflTsctsd with tha above aaasad

IfHfjlltllSR AGUE All

stiaata*a«ay,aa

BBOHCHITIS,

U3. mm, SI01THB88 OF BR8AT1 MirttHi, MDB B® oinr, |r»- ExiMsbdu used, and rtammended to the

msdioal

Faocltt, to wAoss

tr the Rsoipb has been Jreefy made JF^W Lmmmm 9.?T-

FOB TOSHER

BUXIOUS FEVERS.

Mo&»*«lebRited and long eetab-

iiahed life jsiHsand Dbmact bitura Extraordinary and renowned as af« thar dlfll u(von disssses in general in FeveT snd Agus, snd all BiHious Aflfections thev are raeresoi beeaSsS, Hi theSs they ars as idbHible as any human meana ean be- This has been proved in more than ten thoMind cases, nor ia there an instance iff which they have felled, or ressonably can feu, when taken in strict accordance with the directions here subioined,and which are also given in MoffittHi Medical Manual sod Good Samaritan. Bat to ensure invariable Success, these most be rigidly followed.

Fevaraad Agaa, in all its four leading species, is

il disease,and Dr.Moffethssfellyes

tablished the important discovery that its care can ne* ver be dfee*ed arith precision and certainty, except by a psriodksl administration ol a proper remedy, in conneciion with the specific powers of one of the ingredients in his medicines, is the secret of his invariable triamph, while all other practitioners either entirely foil or only temporarily succeed, were with the very best remedies that wet* known. A net us, or Ague is either Qnotidian, or ds ily Tertian, or third-day: Quartan, or fourth-day Erratic, sr sometimes one or these periods and sometimes another or it is Complicated, by taking thsseperiods in sucoession, and then running into intermittent fever of a more malignant character. Bat it is a retnsrkable feet, however mysterions and unaccountable it may appear, that each and all of these species of Ague, have a fourteenth-day crisis, in which thev may he cared with certainty, but by tieclecting which they can only be cared by chance. Dr. Mof&t's directions for taking the medicines in this disesse, are therefore these:—First, take two of the Life Pills at bed time, and next morniM before breakfast a fuH wine glass of the Pbcsoix Bitten in about the samS qtnntity of water, and half a wine glass more in a full wiueglaaa af water, aboat half aa hoar before each meal during the day. On the second a:ght take three pills and the bitters aa before on the third night foar pills and tha hitters ss before, and continue taking four (alia every night for three nights mora, wiiB the bitters during thtf day. On or before the atventh day, the Aane wtllaeem to be entirely cared, and the patient will feel well, hungry, and hearty, but he must neverthelesa continue to take the bittern as before pre4 scribed, until and on the fourteenth day, with two pills every night sfter the seventh day. He will then, snd not until then, with positive and invariable certainty, be permaneatlv cored, not only of Fern and Ague but of whatever billions and liver auctions it may havo superinduced or even in sny wsy connected, lr, however, tbe patient abould by any neglect, or undue confidence in restored health, omit to take the Phoenix Bitters to the fall quantities prescribed, at least three times on the fourteenth dav, Dr. Moflat must not be blanied if tbe disease dioald return, acd the patient should learn wisoom from affliction, and go through Soother oourse of the medicines for a fortnight longer. Obeying these inStractiens, however., he will be so thoroughly cared, that he may hi* defiance to the disease, however unhealthy may be his location or prevalent tho malady around him. For children between seven and fourteen years of age, half of the above quantities of the medicines will suffice for younger* children, aquarter of those quantities, to be increased or diminished in proportion as the sge varies from advancsd childhood to infencv. For very young children, small quantum of the bitten oaly will alEos be necessary.

This treatment, witlrthese supremely efiectual "Life Medicines," has been perfectly triumphant in tho worst regions of the Sotithern and Western country, snd around the northern lakes, where the Mlady prevails with the univemslity of sn epidemic.^m the demand for this sovereign remedy has been far greater than the supply. Dr. Moffat's Agents, however, sre now well furnished, and will make every effort to send this advertisement into the most afflicted districts. Volnntary and Jealously grateful teetlmonihls are received at the proprietor's office in New York, by every mail in incredible numbers, to ths absolute efficacy of these astonishing medicines, not only in Fever and Ague, other intermitent fevers, liver and billions a flections, and derangements of ths digestive functions gsnerally, but also in chronic snd inflammatory rheumatism, costiveness, pains in the side snd limps, eruptions of tha skitr, scroftils, piles, worms, seorvt, and a host of othercom* plaints, for tha core of which, these Vsyetable Life Medicines are so pre-eminently renowned throughout the United States. Knowing, however that many of these diseaflsa, aa well as a moat fatal undermining af ths general health are occasioned by Fever and Ague. Dr. Moffat, in his advertisements, invites the special attention of the public to the absolute ascendency if his medicines over this malady, the fountain hoadof so many others. He has only to add thst the Life Medicines sre sgrseable and invigorating in their operations, rsqhirs neither oonflnemeat nor change af dial, and havaacqurred tha reputation they have foaa p# sssssd, not bv the nsusl hrtifidatefforts, bat solaly by iheir inuariaala and extensive usefulness. Prepared snd sold hy Dr. William B. Moflst, BroadWs New York.

A frssh sapply far sale st tho Drug a^nd

Terrr'Haafe, June flN8-y.

F4M1&Y MBIIIC1IVB. Frspanid only by Dr. Jams, Inventor, and sole preprittor, No. 90 SortbThgd street. Philuddfhia, aad for sale J. F. KING, Terre-Haute, Ina.

T1ESEbyby

medicines sre recommended snd extsnsivetf Med tk« mo#t inldltfint pcrtont tb« Uoi* ted States, by aumeroua Professors snd Presidents of Colleges, Physician* of the Army end Navy, and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by mors thsn three hand red Clergymen of various denominations.

JThey ars expressly prepared for family use, and have aooaired an unprecedented popularhy throughout the Umted Slates and as they aie so admirably calculated to preserve health-and cure disease, no family should $f ever be without them. The proprietoref thsse valua-1 ble praparatioae received his edecatioa at one of th« best Medical Colleges in tbe United Ststei, arid has gf had flfteea jemsu experience in ea extensive and diver- W. sited practice) by which he has had ample apportunlties of acquiring a practical knowledge of oi» aad of Ihe remedies best calculated to rem

isesses

remove them.

These preparations consist ot JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, a valuable remedy' for Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Croup, Hoopinr Cough, Sroochites. Pleurisy, and in- fe flamatioa of theXungs or Throst. Difficulty of BreathPtf' JT'

tiM

Also JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the Preserve, tion, Growth and Beauty of the Hair, and which will poshivelybriagialVewHairon Bald Heads.—Price gl.

Also JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain and pleasant remady for Wotms Dmapei*, Pi lea, aad many other diseases.—Price 50 cents.

Aleo, JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, a certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complalni«,IiarrbsBS,Dyseoterv,Chol«c, Cfemps, Sick Hsadachs,

JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILUt, for Female Dieeases. Liver Comptsints, Costiveaess, Fevers, Inflaatationsj Glandular Obstructions, Diseases of tbe Skin, &c and in all cases where an Alterative ar Purgative Medicines required,—PricefiOceatsperbex. Sold bV

Terre-Haute Jaa. l-lt-lg4Uf. J. F. KING.

MOFFAT'S

Testable VJft ledicfnei.

MILD yet eftctaal medicine, composed of the best material knowu to medical science, snd ol tha best ausllty that money can procure, for the cleansiag the alimeaiery canal aad reiietiitg the sprifigssnd avenues of life ot sll morbid obstructions and imparlties, mast be a pablie blessing and domestic snd indU vidaal protect ion snd safeguard, in proportion as it becomes known. Soch a medicine the famdies of this United Stetee have long had ia Muffin's ceiebrated Life Pills snd Pbomix Bitters, and the good they have done is inestimable. They have won their high fame aad firmly established character by Uieir virttteealone, without the aid of the oswil arts af aatonety or impsdent experiment oe tbe faith of the creduloua. In all geaeral deraagemewts ef tbe digestive aad alimentary faaetwne. as well as in a vast variety of seats and chronic dmssssa, their Acta are prompt aad rnmiiliiiii as to excite astoaiehmsat. In rheaautism, ssttledpein

thestreagth my give paia- aad sators ^bllgmfttl and e&etnl medwiae naagt ha pnemad sithsr fer iadi- i» vidasls or fewwlies. The propriatm tesmoeived foe nosiving themart MdsSd 'SS25!"5^rW*flrsadway,tn

8torie/ iaaa 99, IMf tt y.

.".T.

A,"rr

PMICM N FEK MOTTLE

PdnoMry Organs.—. t:

Soar

Stomach, Cholera Morbus, aud all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Afbctlogs, Ac.-^rica 60 cents. 3»

Mafa, hud,

fartheafsats, femk npftyfoe Sate af Oe^D^emi lMrmt J.

«ta,M'--^

"W"

Witaaia,

(•J"1"!' F«f sala at the Drag Store af Terre-Haala, liaiahU^ytf, JNO.F.KLN

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