The Wabash Courier, Volume 11, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 September 1842 — Page 4

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PTS SUBMARINE BATTER*. trnnooncaraeat, published in ibenews* papers last Saturday, (tat at half post fire o* clock P. M. that day .there would be a trittl of Colt's SubmarineButtery, on the Potomac near th&Ar»enal,drew an immeaseconcouree of- spectators to the coatiguous wharves, shores, And buildings, which comma tided an eligible view of the vessel, which was moored '-about one hundred and fifty yards from the shore, and underneath which at the bottom of the river, was placed the.case of combustible to Wow the devoted vessel "sky high." At about half past fire o'clock the fine steamer 'Sidney, having on board the President of #he

United States, the Heads-of Departments, the Mayor of Washington, and many other dbtingubhed citizens, passed -down the river by the Arsenal, to h£f appointed station*-—. "V -The President was saluted by the Marines at sithe Arsenal soon after which, the signal gun "?*being fired, the vessel doomed for destruction blew up. The explosion was .grand beyond jdescription.' An immense body of water, tlwilh bricks .and fragments of the vessel, rose .*perpendicularly to a great height, and then descended into the water, at a short distance jfrom where the vessel was stationed but the vessel had suddenly disappeared amidst "the

V*j wreck of matter," leaving no trace behind! The scene was indeed a grand and imposing *"J one. The trial appeared to Us lobe complete* \y successful. In about twenty seconds after the signnl gun was fired, Mr.. Cblt applied his

T"*powerful

apparatus, (placed five miles distant

near Alexandria,) and. in the twinkling of an eye, the vessel entirely disappeared. Every one present, of the vast multitudes assembled in steamboats, carriages, on horseback, and on foot, (amounting, we should think, to no less than six or eight thousand spectators,) I seemed to be highly gratified with the imposing grandeur of the scene, and to regard the experiment as eminently successful. nflNWe have never witnessed so complete,

powerful, and singular an illustration of the Range No. seven (7) ibrce of gunpowder, united with the power of science. The arrangements seemed to have been admirably planned and executed—not the least disappointment or failure to produce the tremendous and mighty effect which was promised, precisely in fhe manner and at the time proposed. It is gratifying that no accident of uny kind occurred, during, or in consequence of the exploiion. The weather was fine, and* a good opportunity was afforded for everyone tosed the great nnd wonderful experi ment.—iVa/tonar Intelligencer.

RIGHT END UP.

A gentleman, a few days-since, called updn an old lady, not a mile from James street in this village—When upon walking into the pnrlor, his notice was arrested by one of the ,, portmit, which

?rn«men,.d

tho ™|h. th«.

son and Van Btiren, with hisdbead down wards. "Why what does this mean?" said he addressing the old lady. What does this mean?" she replied, "it means just as it is.— John Tyler is on his head. He undertook to throw a somerset from the Whigs to ilie Loco fr'ocos, but the Locos would'nt have him, and stopped him half way, and the Whigs won't take him back, and there the miserable fellow stands on his head but ween tlem»"

The old lady was right, she defined tho President's position exactly. The presidential moantebank is on his head, between the parties, with too little dexterity to right him* solf into either.—Roman Citixen.

CURE FOR SUM.HKR COMPLAINT. BLACKB&FIRY S*RUP.—We are indebted to a IViend for the following receipe for making Blackbury Syrup. This Syrup is said to be almost specific for the summer complaint. In 1832 it was successful in more than one case of CMera. The fruit is now in market, and the preseut time is the proper time to make it.

RECIPE To two'tfdfai^S of juico of blackberries, add 1 pound loaf sugar. oz. nutmegs, oz. cinnamont jpulveris-

oik cloves, oz. allspice. Boil all together, for a short time, and whon cold, add a pint fourth proof brandy.

You will save many bitter tears by publishing the above in your valuable paper. From ft teaspoon full to a wine glass according to the age of the patient, till releived, is to be given. may tsboil practice, but it will save life.—jWoymV/e Eagle.

RKMBDY FOR IIVDROPHOBU.—Dr. iHelier, fnombor of the Royal Academy of Medicine, Paris, lately communicated to hit society, that in Greece it is a practice to observe t)ie tongues of thoso who have been bitten by dogs, because at the end of eight or nine days there appears on eaoh side of the tongue, and near the upper part, postules, called lysses by the Greeks. These postules contain the whole rabid ma'ter, add immediately they are cut out and the wotind causwrized, which prevents hydrophobia.

Did you ever know the spavin cut off from a horse If not, I can inform you that, a few years sinco, one of my carnage horses was badly spavined, so much so as to be almost useless* 1 had him thrown then cut lately over the spavined boue in a sharp anglC(tfRB^iii»feelcd UdftE« until the boo* was exposed. I then tlien took a chisel, and, with a blow or two from a mallet, 1 toon cut off the bone. The horse soon recovered, li has now been four years since, and not the least morn of the disease."—-4/-banjf

LAUDOIL T*. SPERM.—At a large auction

per gallon. Lee's No. 1 Lard sells at 50 gts and as it burns brighter and longer than Sperm, of course the latter must give in.— Paper Wurf-Hosise, Our Naiuueket friends mav tpomtand MaMer i.oUMYiLJ.Kt KY.

To WASH Wooujtn Goooe.—.The ait of Washing Woollen Goods ao as to prsvettt s|thetn from shrinking is one of the desidenua 'ia domestic ecooomy worthy of being record•led and it is, therefore^ with satisfaction' we explain this simple process to our readera. 1 iAH dwcripliowiof Woollen Goods should be 1

Ail OrdiMBce

For Oe Suppression# ViuatilwmoralU^

SEC.

1. Be it ordained by Of Common Council of the Tornn of Tertv Hmu, Thatallboeeeeof illfcnie, •II booses of asaigeation, and #11 assemblages at soch houses either by night or bjr day,5 whereby the p£®» and quiet of neighborhoods Snd families are disturbed, and (he moral wise of community it outraged hereby declared tebe Nmemneta, srtd as sock subject to be removed, god. thet lbs. keeper or keeper* of such house or houses, shair be subjew toi penalty of ttfr dot lure, to be recovered by soil before the Mayor, together with coets of prosecution, for every day eucbnmesneessre eontthued.

See. 1 Be it further ordained. That no person or persona residing in the town of Terre-Heate. wwi knowingly, harbor or, keep about his, bey, o?. mttt premises in said town, sny lewdbaudy or dissolutewaman, who, while thus residing with said person, ^•'P* living by prostitution, ander a penalty of five doners for every day such wttntn is so kept, to be recovrareo with coats of anil ss aforeaaid.

See. 3. Be a further ordained, That rent, lease, or hire any boose, room or other-bmldtwj to be used ass disorderly or baudy house w'thin town and if an* peraon bavin* l®«sed or honse, room or other Imildmg in »»id town }^e»edry or a a os a ha a continuance of said lease, use the same for t'kffnni such disorderly or bandy home, or shall aaf for the mate to be so use/, such il ^LjJ^^lbSforcr of such hoase, room or other bai Id ng, aWl be a tor failure of the lease by which satd hoose, ing shall he holden and thelandlord of socb tenant kbowlnr of sbeh illecal use of such boose, rooro or oth«r building, who shall fail to reciter apon «»h PtwMnee and abate such nuisance, shall be proceeded against and be liable to the same penalties, as the keeper or lieepers of such disorderly or bandy house, room or other building. ...

Approved, August 8,1843. .' D. S. DA?f ALDSON, President. Attest: W. SltMoiiEffltT, Clerk.

Aagmt 27-51-t3 .^ ale of Canal I^nnds.

THE

undersigned will expose to public salt on the first Monday in October next, irt the town of Pera, in Miami county, the following Canal Landa* to-wit:

Sections 1.12, 13,24.25, and 36, in Townships 22, 23,24 and 25, north of Range No. one east. Also*

Townships 22,23 and 25, in Range No. tjwo east, in the Great Miami Reservation Also,

Sections. 1, 2,3,10,11 and it, inlTownship thirty* three (33) north, Range seven (T) east. AlSO,

Sections 10.11,12, 13.14, 15, 22,23,24, 25. 26,27» 34 35 and 36, in Township No. thirty-four (34) north,

Sections 3, 4, 5,6, 7,8,9,10, in Range eight (8) east. Also, Sections 7,8. 9,10,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, tl, 22, 27,28# 29. 30. 31, 32, 33, and 34, in Township No. ihiriy-four (34) north, Range No. eight (8) east, in the Flat Belly Reservation.

JAMES BLAIR,

Commitfioner on the (Vahath (J* Brie Canal, July 30-47-is West of Tipped nee River. STATE OF INDIANA,

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was suspended bottom end up. On neater thnt they be informed unless they notify ths said adinspection, he saw it was the likeness of Pres- I mlnistrstor ofithe existence and extent of their resp«.i it tive claims, by tfting the same or a statement of the tdent Tyler, hanging betvyeen tluwe of tJarri-. nature, dnte apd description of the contract orassump-

COUNTY OF VIGO, «t.

Vioo PROBATE CODRT, MAV TBKW, 1842

Ephraim Clark, administrator of the estate of Samuel Clark, deceased, vs. The creditors of said estate.— On complaint of insolvency.

THEthisCourt,

said Ephraim Clark havirfj? filed his petition in showing the condition of the said

estaie. and complaining that the property both real and personal, is insufficient to pay the debts nnd demands outstanding against it it is therefore. Ordered, That the filing and pendency of Said petition, he mnde known to the creditors of the said Samuel Clark, deceased, by a publication of this order for'six weeks successively in

sit upon whiclr the same may be founded, in the office of the Clerk of this Court, previous to the final distribution of then seel a of .1 he estate of such decedent, such claims will be postponed hi favor of tho claims of diligent creditors. C-T. NOBLE, Clerk.

Aug.27-51-6w fPrs fee §4 37.] Tobacco for Scrip, BOXBS superior TOBACCO, in Store, and for sale, for Stale or Canal Scrip, by August 20-50-1 J. S. FREEMAN.

Notice/

THE partnership heretofore existing between JTISSK CONARD »ud J^S« N.(HARRIS, in the publication of the Wabash Courier, having been dissolved, the whole business of the establishment will be conducted for the future by the undersigned alone. He will devote his whole energies to give full satisfaction to the patrons of the Courier. pjf

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

Aug. 6,1842. JESSE CONARD.

Jan.1.1843-1

the day for Sperm Otl and Oandk», we* of ^rnf Printing. Ca|f, Leiter. aad other Pa establishment «a a A°y aone man might as well send, warming pans to Jamaica, as Sperm Oil and Candle* to the West in expectation ofc. profit Ci». Rep.

the Mountains ai 1MM• has gone b?. «U MOT «roiiog »NS "i'J'T

•wt.M i«wj hM with np i»d,» |V)0T. BOUtts ta. mlMOIaMDMljsoon as the article ta cleansed, immerse it ta JL' i»ag to iM 6m In looki w«ter let it then be bung 'JWWWft Agrkultwri*.

Stray Horses. QTRAYED from the residence of the kJsubscriber, three miles southeast of TerreHante, soma time about the 15th day of Mav, two nous, one a large BROWN HORSE, a small star in h» forehead, about 12 years old, nearly 16 hands hic h, a natural trotter, with a

short quick walk. The other is a email SORREL MARE, about 14* hands high, two hind feet white, a star in her forehead, and had when she strayed eflf no shoes 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 beard of them near Livingston, Illinois, near which plaee.it is probable they are yet loitering in th* range. I will give a reward of TEN DOLLARS, for there return, or for such information will lead to their recover

August- 20-50-ti ABRAHAM

.Doct. Sherman's

CELEBRATED MEDICINES. CHRRMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES, tor cuff* O colds, &c.

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES, an infallible worm destroying medicine. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES, eive immediate relief in Nerrous or Sick Headache, townees of mints, fainting, &c.

SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES, Are the most certain remedy for this disease ever.ofibr ed to the American Public.

SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES, are as pleasant ami easily taken as thecommonpeppermints ana are an active and efficient medicine. They cleaned tho atomach and bowels, and are the beat Cathartic ever used for hi! iotia persons.

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

These medicines behig in the form of Lotengee as the most plcssant and agreeable way of taking medicine, particularly for children, as all the naoseousnen is obviated and the active properties of the medicine highly concentrated.

Prepared by Doet Sanmina regular Phvsrctan of New York, aad a constant supply kept at the agy— in Terre-Haate.

JESSK

WOOD'S Dnig a»»d

July Apothecary Store.

W E W A E I

TO THE MKRCH ANT* AVI TRATER«Or THE WABASH TAO.BY.

THE

subscribers have erected a targe PAPER MILL nt Lafkyetle, Indiana,and hav**par«d no enat in obtaining the most approved Machinery and skill from the Eaat. are prepared to supply the entire

THOMAS A AN DBS.

«pe»a. This

branch oi the

firm of A. Arm*

a S S a 6 8 jr a «laa be supplied by I. Morristm,

LoaiaviHe, April Ift, ISO. 31-jba

BOOTS.

"f AH PAIR XtENS SOP. STOGA BOOTS, wrfs JL1IU trie aad wanaated. mil tesM*t|3 ft pair. O. W.LANG WORTHY.

IWHwn, jWawh IW-gt-tf.

REMOVAL.

to dry— ~wbu*

fotiiding,snath of tiw (wblie

aU wHI

»a«e, Dec. te, 1M1 14-tl

r*fimt&rAL^ *&***& 4t B&rden^ T| AVE removed their

JLJ.StoveandJjoaSM|S ha aorth side of tils hM

CA^Il%}Sof all Ascriptions, -Kettles.Coal Grates, 6«far Kettles.Coal Grates, %Eg.s

to ihs north PabHcSk|vare,in thet «TsUKeeastofD£srtey« where the* have tlufeanjjff difeiemji^erasclSiovei LsdKft P"J all wtnalpSi'to inri

well, and to slsad fite. Also, a fine asfcrugwiet Joniata IRON and NAIIA

CONSTANT Kdpplf ef these valaabile MedietSHk which are so well known and iostlvapnreciaiedf To be had at

MUSLINS, which are Feb. 27-25-tf

O* Hereafter, the Stage will leave, ddiiy, at S o'clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr.Cunningham's. 14 miles east of" Terre-Haute..

May

25r-37-tf

REMOVED

LKE would respectfully inform his friendr, and the public generally, that he hSs commenced tUe TAILORING BUSINESS, a few doors Wmof iS? Bank, where he will be always ready to execute orde% in the above line, in all its various branches, on the shortest notice,and in a styl ehot to be surpassed,in tbt West. ..

He has mode arrsitgemetits to receive the Eastern Fashions .quarterly, so that he will always be in possession of the latest Fashions and,from his knowleffed of thebusinesB, he hopes to receives share of the pnhlii patronage. #3^ Cutting "done at th'eshortest notice,and warranted to fit, if maderistht. Terre-Haute, Nov. 30.-18if

Wew Goods— A rain.

THE

cheapest lot of fresh goods ever offered in IhM market, can be seen by callins at the wellknown Cheap Cash Store. Retail purchasers, and'country dealers are particularly requested to csll.

Iaaswer

1 1

All the aboVe we warrant to bs eapsnor anidea»

and tfaey will be sold veiyhm for c«A-Terre-Hsate. Feb. 4-W-tf €a«h!€a«li! mBOSB indebted to Grover dcBordsa Wilt.eblifS 1 them by calling, and making immediate payment either in whole or in part. ....

Feb.4.1843-2^-tf 1\1 If DO. M. HlTCfiCOCK*S MWHCAMMTCJlr, DB. M. HITCHCOCK* OIL Or jf-j

WOOD'S^

July 16,1842-tf Drag and Apothecary Bt ore. ...\ Axe*. Jj.PMT'S celebrated C. S. Choppiof .snd Broa

Terre-Hsnte. Jan. 1st, 1848-17-tf

DOMESTtC9-An

....

estensive assortment ef 3-4. 1 bleached evet.

7-8, 4-4, and 3-8,inc

Svincb, brown ^1,

ASTERN

B. REAM, Agent.

iturton?* MAvery Stable.

to the corner

street, where the subscriber will bo prepared

wanted to any part of this Stats can also be accommodated with extra Coaches or Barottcbs on very reasoa* able terms JOHN BURTON.

Terre-Hante, April t3,1848. 33tT

JtJNIATA IRtai STOKE. A. McGREGOB,

IAS

conatantly on hand a re»A»l assortment of HEAVY HARDWARE, NAlLS,CASTINOSi Joniata Bsr Iron, roand,flat, aad square,of all sites, Anvils, Vlfces, Bellowte*, and Sciew Plates, Enrlishand American Blister, German Crowlafc. Smith's Tools, [aod Cast STEEL Mill nod r.r0*»-cut Saw Files, Hollow Ware, asiorted, Nails, cut and wrought, assorted, ,v Spades and Shovels.

Smoothing Irons and.Tailors' Oeese, Fruit Kettles, Drawinrand Halter.Chairis, Collin*', Williams snd Caisat's Axes, P)ough Plates, E^ans* Augers,. Croas-Cut and Mill "Sate and barh-door' Scythes and Sickles, Butts artd Screws, All of which will be sold loftr, for cash, either St" wholesole or retail.

M. B. Country Blacksmith's are iaVited to caH. They may rest aasured I will sell at reduced prices Store on the National Road.. Nov.lS-lO-tf.^"

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

GTW. tANGWORf HY.

Terre-Haute, July 23-46-tf

O Yes! Vest! OYesiri A I 6 N E E I 1*« HE subscriber havirtg permanently located himself

in the town of Terre-Haute, for the purpose of Auctioneering horses, and goods, of all discnption% entertains the hope that by strict attention to theabove business, together with twoyears experience, Ui merit a portion of the public patronage. Being tbe utiiticeiued Auctioneer in Terre-Haate, bisenstomefs win have the advantage oflaws holding him responsible, under severepenafties.for tliefaitb/ul performance of bis official duties

Terra

-1 JOSMA-HAYDEN.

•Haute, August7-48-tf.

NEW ANO COttPLETK

Saddling EitiUfiliialit

A. M. BOATRIGHT DT JAS. BUZAN I RKPKCTFULLY infoHn bet friends and the public, that they are now receiving at tliefir shop on NATION* T. ROADStreak, onedoar Warr of Lindley'si ner, riarge and fn*b snppl.

Stock of every description he a a re Sadtli&fpT&inks, ntst^fyc.

together with an assort men of every thin* usbattv found in such establishments. A.M.BoiXwaroar haviag heretofore beraenfsgedla the business in Terre-Haute, flatters himself that it* I not necessary that heshoold set forth his qualifications as a mechanic, as he trusts his former work will'•hew for itseltalong the Wabash. Wepatncafarlyjavitetbe dUMsoTVrflo iQa the wrfoundut^ comirf to ciil and examine for themselves before parehasin* attewbere, as we are determined to keep tbe Urn* eat work,and its the latest atyleand&strioii. We trade for al 1 inda of Ce*ntr&r*d*&>, at market prise andsellsslowasthearticlescagbe maaufisctaredfor the Western country.

Terre-Baaia, Feb.2?-I841 -2S*tf

COPARTNERSHIP.

wbsra tbey knead to kee^ oa band a general sssbrt* «mt of Pa!*cr aad WIVDWl CSiafMki &ot inferior ta aayia the wast,ell of winch tbey wi!X •all aaaeosssmodatiaa taaw. Tbey alsesslliRt the fMtsafssf tba pabBc. AH eeders sttsndud teen abort ootioa

..JShr

TH Y^M

FARE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS!

Jfare

Pv VOORUEES & CO. have reduc^tihe price of. to Indianapolis, to §5, and wiH aiYe ittimediately nlaccd on the line Troy Coaches, p«ichaaedea« preesly for the service. The route wUI-be well attend' ed.and good horSes and careful drivers secured.

Ve«A »ni

oar tmlet without

if yoa have obcetriistaod «t»: Btets—iissweetpi^eiiw.

A haadred sftMcs have been pot forth on thek credit ^laf this-^tllMoaty first— thSenfv watly val uiB1e«rtkle. A msif of iestimoAyfrom sit claato totbesefoets.'

S^tsBAerS.-lO-SMm twHsata, latfaaa-

HOf VfeMnS A!fD lfAJLT. TOU BEAME, WP *OB WAIJC JfOTt

bait it hesstood. by/&«•»'* jXe*mamdBom* Ltmrmeni, mnd hdi** VenujhU EUxir. /This we assert without the foir or poswbiliity of being contracicted-. Will you Mir theh tbae remedtea, or will yoa suffer and dtef We leave thinkera to answer for themselves—As to the proof* a.jpeas too overwhelming has eone to oar notice, and may be speo where the articles ate for sale. Fwsste by CHARLES WOOD

Septinnber 3,-10-52-6m Tetre-Haule, Indiaba.

LIVER COMPCAIWTS,

AND ALL $iciNtiss AsOiiisfiAfita.

DR. LIN'S

Temperance Lif^bUte** -an

still cause they purify so called because thev wdrk upon and cleanse the Blood-are the standard remedy. These pillrwill do

tts and the Teni, strengthen tlte sy

the base humort

IIIQ UAAC „U.,,U,Cwni

ipcranoe BRi«rt? «ken as lit /stem, and prevent the acctimttlstion ol

whtch infest fhe blood, artd which_drt-

|y increase by purges, unless the bitters are taken arter. Buy, then, these |ulls and bitters, Take .wcekly t^ piils, and daily the bitters, and if you are of. have been

rs^Sy fo ihefuU blooming glow of health and youthful

'"There'sre cases so nomerotie of these Imlliant effects, •that time and mace forbid an attempt to put them down.

Buy shd use theSe mediehics, and use no other, and health and strength shall be yonrs. See wrapper and di^ ,ta.

September 3,-10-52-6m Tate-lfflow, lnd.

NEW THING.

S A I

FIELDS

ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM, WIN be found like nothing else ever invented, for those who prefer a real luxury to die barbsrous butcherr of bed soap, bad raixor, and bad shaving. Mahy artjcles have beeri latelv tried, but none will compsfe with this, It ncoduces a luxurious lather on the fscs almost instantaneously, and is 4 perfume tmsurpassed- It ts confidently asserted that nothing can give the satisfaction and comfort to these who shave themselves, or to tho0e who areslmved by oihcn. that tui| pesro J[ It has been tried by a greet number of gentlemen, who declare it entirely anequalied. The trade will be «w|»plied by COMSTOCK & Co. Wholesale Druggists Tl Msidea Lsne. For sals by

chaRLes

Sept. 3,-10-5t-£m

Important to the Afflicted.

LINDSAYS' LINIMENT.

rpHlS LINIMENT can't be surpassed bjr A the following complaints,

ssss-

J. BAST has associated wftti sa a partaer in tba

himself H. BOCKUVGl

lassfactsrisf Ckaln, nl will cootioue to carry on tast besistes at tksir aaw aboo, asd Old stand of J. Bnt. street, Rsril«ftlQiiMfi|| read Burnt, aader tiw firm o( E A S IN A

BAST a BUCKINGHAM.

Terte-Haata, Asril 18—3#-tf

PAY PAT" PAY!" I sst irrl bt fritnr bii knnlis an

pwsliid sad nsti

Jwrassdetaent bereqassts *oy sa«ta«alUsi sstUe. pay eMaid scerss. aad begin tfcs yaar iSSS wth goad lauwsaaet I aast bs paid beueraad assm

p,t53»!feiat^lsa.I.IM8-l»-tl E.KASXSI4L

vis:

medicine of. more value to wan than tbe vast mines of Austria, ot even the aaiied treasures of our i- -a (fomthe

tbe puaoswnrable argutneiu of prwtical list tad Vjjn-

really do all thaf

IT Dr. e. HanphrejrV VEGETABLEOINTMENT,

CHINEST BLOOP-PILTF«4 The greatest Secret discovered! the cry for tj»e eflectually tried, last lew years, lbs nas oeen ji«!""»7, jw aad ret suierefa have multiplied—and died and whyf Not becahse purging was not necessary, but has been done-without the tome to sustain the system..» Purge, you must! Tnesickly humors of the blood must be carried off-^r tbs lation oi tham prevented. Prevent, then, the growth of such mors.

From S. Wile**,

WHrCH

Sprains, cats,

Wouads of any ind, Film or Scuasln ea. Poison, Splint, Spavin, F'wtula, Pole Evil, Bighead, and Bifrjaw, in hor|«» Sweeney, Meicurial Affections, Sore Breasts, Froxen Liiubs, Corns on the fHtt,#ain in the bark.

(Caused

Sprain)

Rhesunia-

Utm, Tetter, &c. The Directions explain the mannei of using it for all of the above complaints For sale by Mr. Wood, west of Court House, snd by Mr. King, north ofCourtHousii, Terre-Haute, Indiana, who are the only authoiised Agents in thistowo, ndrte else can be genuine.

Prepared by A. M. LINDSEY. N. W corner of the Public Square, Springfield,Illinois. Persons wishing to become As^nts for tbe above will apply to the Proprietors, with proper recommendation. jfolCE SO cents per bottle. s. Tme-Hatite, l)i6C.4,llB41-13-1y

GOEF.ICK'S

MAtCHLEfS SANATIVE, A

Ihukpor-

.thottghdt-

swasdas a remedytpr consumptions solely. Is po*fe*«edof a mysterious mflaence over many diseases of tne

nMtiable grave. DOSE of theSsoative, forarfalts,onadrop for calldren,a half drop: sod for infants,a qaafterdrop the directions c:platning tbe manner of taking a halfora quarter drop. l^SicK—Thtee aad one third rix dollars (a German coin, raise 75 cents,) (|*,50) per Hslfounce.

For sale bjr J. F. KING., Tecre-Haute, August l0-48safr'

TUB [T-Wr^fiialEVKD, that for sonw yearn past, so

medicine bsa been so extensively adopted in the in

BITTERS—modicinee which have achieved the general good opinion by their intrinsic virtues slone, wttboot the artifice of qosckery or extrsvsgsnt pretensions Itis fo«Hd by tbe uas experiencetthat tbey do. ami a great oeaT

t.to

fins to

a great deal more titan the proprietor'had lured to obirn for ihem. He has received testimoni in immease numbers from every eection and altixtet

He ha* received testimonials

every WtuOiy C«S »VSJ wu WHMIf a

DCLTKIIRI taotnanea fr&m ths city of New York

heaeighborbqbd^that lhCT ausHpedily and powerfully: ifieacma inall bilious and Uvereorpplaints^dyspepsia, cficacHmaii ccetivenm. piles, asthma, ImmchhM, coossiiipnon djarrhms, jaundice, fever and agae, wtom* nerrooe debility, less ol appetite, erupnonsof the akin, scrofula, aalt rheom, Uyn»y, ery«pefas, rtah of blood to tbe head, palpitat«m ot the heart,efchtmfc headscbaj iffward .fores, afieetisaaef tbebladjiw aadk^iaers, tubaslthy aspect ol tbe sbia, tbe siqknesi tacident to fomales, general (febHrtv and waster of flesh, sod sfl tbe ordinary aymptmwof a tlsisugisw ef tbssttwaatb andbowala, and ioipari^ of tbe btood, fnom wha tavsr osaseahMng. Although ao mild and agreeable in tbeir mode of operatiep.'as never te prostrate even tbe wsakest fwneats, and as te teadct them neribctly ssfe evea foc yeaag ebildran tbey never foil desnae tbe bowels. liver, bladder and kidneys of all obatracnoas sad imptaitiea, aad totrt a awstdear Sad bealtbfol baetetas seaa* iiasians lieysbealdbekept iaalifoariKsst and b» evarr adalt iadividaal as renovators of health aod peeVestivea of disease. They are as kept by ChoosindS witb scknowledged advsnAage. and tssMsss aad astaaishisg efleets bopeiess esses, are arnviag •ear Prepared and sold by BMadway/N. Y.CHy.and

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pnokof tbtir

fleets even *a apparently

City, and afag by dmagaaia.

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ODD PLOW POINTS FtlsTHETunber

W KING AND TRJBH PLOW, forPmiaad Laad«—For sale at ths Tsm

HM8"rS&TIW.WAILACB&OD.

Tervs-Hsate, Jaae 10, l»t-4l-tf

asfdwlt ng from and1 be-

A FTER a praetics of more tban SO A sssslng^ great amount of. hi that distreflMpg malady PilcaofH lionng tbat tne remedies heretoforsdissovefed tor its eaTe,arealaios^an eritire fatlureshprt al anoperatwm bytheIfgature. wire qr koiles—Dr. Homphr beeninducedtobcsfoWUncommnn SttCTtton to jeet, witfi the desi««t ef discovtftac a^ remedy that wopid poneliSlhe power to.^iacasatbs inflammation, and dimexse tbe tnmelsetion of the psrts, and at tbr se'ide timebe atdild anddeaitablsremady. Hia ant

of.hama

pat ions ha v^ been ntcst fully answerediby adiscevery, in combining.ac tive ingredients, which ia tbeeraiposition produce modified results, snd increased ifhcfencV ss a medical agent and althoogb lts^bsis is composed of highly active ingiredients, its modifications are saeh. I bat it becomes, asa compoeition, pernstly mtld and adapted tortie use of th^ moWdelicste subject.

As a test of stitosnty' and «nfidetioe in ihe rartedyi the subscriber pled|es himself toperiect cure of Piles, malt cases.tbat may 'be submitted to his management, or in case of faitnre. ia any caaa, no cbsrge shsil oe or he O in

To vsi PUBLIC.— I have bees afflicted with Homorrhoids or Piles for more thsa IS years pa«, and tor a great part of the time severely sfflicted with it. rbave used almost every kind of medicine and application, and all vHthout any substantial benefit, amil abetat three weeks since commenced anag Dr. E Humphreys' V«tetsble Ointment. From the hOur I eom* menced usina ft I have been gettingbStteTiand am at this time quits free from the complaint. I have the wrlltir confidence in its bel ng specific insimlidisessts.

AuBarn,N-Y- FA.20.1841. JONATBANS. WILCOX. Prom J. N.Starin, CifnUier Cafnga Co. B**Jf. To Dr. E. Hampbrevs*: Sis —I comrfrtWeed tbe asi of year Vegetable Ointment for thePiles a few-weeks aince, and baveosed it occasionally ever siace,although ander circumstances so urtlavoHrole that I 'dtd'netexpect to be much benefitted bv it On tbe first application I felt immediate relief from the sorenesrsnd tenderness that usually attends tbs disease, and think fr am now almost, if not entirely well, and dp most cheerfully recommend it to all simirarlv affected.

Auburn, N. Y. March 2,1841. X. N. Srsaw. The Ointment is equally efficacious ia fissures of ths Anus and Rectum, malady of which the great French Suttfeon, Bnron Dupuyt?^n, in his lectures oa Clinical Surgery, says

,,Thei

yVOOD,

Sept 3,*10-53-6m Tcrre-Hsute, lnd.

NPHK PHJBS.—The prioe, $1*» rtfunded t|sny 1 person who will use a bottle of Hays. Liniment forlhe piles, and return the empty bottle without being oared. Then are the positive conditions, and the

OURLBS irtM*?

Terre-Haute,

lnd.

spares neither the Young, the Good, or the Beautiful, but is anuually hurrying thousands upon thousands to a premature gtave under the mistaken name of Consumption. The usual symptoais of this disease are, Cough, Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, Hoarseness, Difflcahv of Breathing, Asthma. Hectic

Ferer,a

Id-

dfSM-very of S cure for

thlstlij^aSs, without atropferttiori, woald be an invaluabls benefit to msokind," The following from the Rev. Gf. W. Montgomery, attests its efficacy in that diaeasefi *.

Dr. Humpfireyi*—HaVihs bntafew weeks past been afflicted with ssyetsl. small fissures on the lowcf part of the Rectum, which gave me ihtdri^ptiirt for several hours

each

day, 1 made uss of your Oihtmeni for the

last two weeks: snd it has not only relieved me, but the fissures are healed, and I am cured- I gladly recommena the use of your OintmeMt to thort afmCted in a similar manner, Respectrolly yours,

Auburn, N.Y.June 3.1841. GKO.W. MOKTOOMKKV.

I O I A N

tim AJiMOTllD WITH

Ptw. tcoraTs "c BALM OF LIFE I

ANemmvi ValnMe Remedy for the Owe ef Nisinrmia, BMIHUTIS, tr*. Utm, UHtlB W BURMA srwBnu.PiBtnm

fr+m ExUnstvch used, and fscommsMkd bs As MtBtCAL FhCVLTY, to who* & Rroffl to* bun JreefyfiUtde^

OOrnT

fiifoncliHli! Bronchitfir fie ware of that direSM de^tnrjrer,

03°THE

BRONCHI1FISJ#£|

Spiit»ogop ot Phlegm or Matter, and

sometimes Blood. It wan inflammation of the fins skin wbich lines tbs inside of the small wind tubes or air vessels running tbiough every part of tbe lungs, Thegraat and effectual remedy for this alarming and wide-spteading disease is ths

RET. I. COVERT'S BALM OF LTFlt. Tfhis new and invaluable Medicine is universally pronounced, by tbe multitudes who have' used it snd tested its healiog virtues, to be the mtftt 'ttdadtfrful and "Admirable remedy in the World for the care of BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, SEVERE COLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, and all diseases of tbe LUNGS aod WINDPIPE, which, neglected, toon \efid to real Con*ui*ption.

The BALty OF LIFE rtttnds esfrtil^tildof flrOm tbe various Nottrumt of^theJdsy, having inva riably won tfie conffdsnce of Pkjfeiciant, Clergymen, and the inteUigent of ttHda*eee, wherever it has been introducad. Philanthropists, aed all whp lruly sjmipathise with Iranian sutfertnr, every where hail itSrappearance with heaH-frU joy and look Sptfn the Balm ef Life** One of thoae greed and uncommon Meetmge which a kind Providence occasieeally bestows on maa, but whirh. like angel's visits,sre few and far between.

KTCircelars, conlaining numerous testimonials of the highest respectability, can be had.gratbitoas^ef

^tZB^Lfd OFLIFB, (O&Ve&tr per' jfcflft,) TsrHaUbw JOHN «1NG, Maralr«fIMMMMi TeifieiHsala.

From the Boeton Medical /eutStaf, A*g. 26,1840. Tbe following is an extract from an article in that paper on "Morbtis I^artrigtrtsConcioiiafonim ,'or Rton• 'chilis by Frank H. Hamilion, Prof, of MateriaMedfca and Genegnil Pathology in Geneva Medical College. "The Rev. I. Covert's r. a|jrr ~irf osrtl

RIV'HfM CIMrOffA^MIJlUfinffNIfqfVfM W

"those lnckr. jaoW«oaiifflns of medical agents which,

gp^k, since its compoaidon is noi

apeak, since its composition ts not heW aaion.and we feme tbe.proprietore Will fit to giveiftothe public. We, therefore, recommend it, hSvin| employed inoovawti

?,3£

0ot heW from tbe soon see ventare to aa«awiissseisnd

to csseeel^i|^Othwi^wiAdgg|8d benefit."

From my Ibogi befourteen yeyrs,«i»dab«ats»* ^itha Cbroaic BroaabUis

cSrae seri^ly diseisMf, sad ccnffWed so for nearly

esrs since I was attacked ich oceasiooed me mttcb

paiaaad distress stteadmf by difficalt breithiag snd opsins ia tSrlous psrts of' the riWst. Ia March last I purchased S bottle sf As* I €orert'i Ssla of JM aad'tbe effect has been, that my breatbinr is about as free as before I Was alien, my Cbftoir Bro ncbitis is nearly if aot a?«*e|her «fl-ed, aad the peine of tbe ekest have ssfostdM. I have great confidence ia the

Balm of Life.ead thiak Ha Jmod sad aefo medicine. AertliastNlY Auf 2f li». DAVID MOORE. From Re*- 3Na*»ster, A. B. Teae&et if Ls%gmdgre t*theCsiasisefoitessHSBry. ....

This certifies that»f base saccessfdlr »ed die Rev. I. Covert's Bsfor of Life. In thecase of an obstiaatS cntdrwbMh resulted fa a settled iofiammatioa«f the laan, tbe Bala: of Life, after the trial of severef other iwftriesv for m/mtsk Wssks'efceted a stadaaf -bat petmkaeet^awu BANNISTER.

Ceseeovia, N. Y- April 18. 1839. •fte aatnra of tbe compoeMon of tbeftev. I: Covert's Balasof Life, bavhsg baee f«Bv ea^ssaed to the fotlosviag swadiral geatlemea, tbey have coaaeotad that tbey saSy be referred to as autborfty lor its atiliiy arsa etpsetonst sis boae cbraalc .esses of-palaroaaiy dis^ ease, ia wfclcb that class ofrmediei ia widieated.

D. M. D. Professor of lb* Tbaorr «ad Practice of Medici* rat be Albany Medics* Csliecs. J. WNsooetwt, M. Prafeesar of Aascnaiy aad

nymOlogjr^ Oa Faivfiefal Colleg^ MASS STxraaasea, M- D. If .York city, JChL M. McKstowt. do. do.

Mnaatu, M. D. PWtadalpkis.

Hue esrtifies that having axamiaad the Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Lifoleall its compoasnt parts, we do "believa it te be one of tha hast eoaspoaads for Coughs, CoaseaqwiO—.Chronic lalamasatioa. etc. ef arhicb we haveaay kapwledgji, ami da moat eesdlally taaaasasaad ha asa te sll amictad with tha above aaaied disaaiss. sr E is N

I 5 W. i.Lovosr, M. D.

*m Extraordinary and

fished life jrilleaarft renownadaaara their is Fever aM A«e» add:: ere moraWt bssarobeHiH any human atsaas caft'be^ This*hasbeen provSd in mere thaa tflaibonaahd casss, nor is tbere an instance in which tbey have foiled, or ressdnably can fail, when1 tafc«it in strict-aedordsbee^ith this directiooibSmeubmi^, and wl^biar»alseiiveanin Mu&tV ^fodisal Maneal and Good Samaritan. Bat to.ease bid tece&s, tlwse masr be rigidiyfol lowed.

FWaod^Bu*,ia all its foar leadmtf sp pe ultar pe^odimildissase, artd Dr. 9foftU bsefailyeetawMbeothe tmmnsnt discoverv that its sareoaa wrbee«feedwith^preatronand csrtsfaty. ac«(w apOTiedmal sihniatstratioBala prep^ rcttiedy^ Inesa^^ necuon^w ih theajiesi 6c "powers of oas of lhe insiedi». ents in his nkMietnes, is the oeciel ofhis invariahJe tri

or only temporarily enaBeee wsre antb the vary best remedies thet w^ert ktrawa^ Aaatim, orAgswii either •-daily-

ortlaily fVrtian, or third-oay vt

or fouiiii-day Erratic, Of sotfietimea one of these periods and sometimes anethetrtirtt is Complicated, b»^ uluag thesepenodsSa «tcoessi6n and then ranaihg its^intermittent fovej ofs mare malignant character. Bat it tea remarkable ftict, hdwever mysterfoae and uasMounuhlsU4*ya»9ar,.that each andall oftbeas speciesof Ague, have four teen thdair criw,ia which they may be cured with certainty, but by neglecting which they can-only be cuml by chance. Dr. Mofifkt? directions for taking the medicines in this disease, are therefore these:—Fiist, tska two of the Life Pills st bed time, and next morning before hreskfost a fall ^lass of the Phmnilt Bitten in sbout the wine S'aas oi me rnamix. oiuera in seout the same qusnmrof waiter, sad half a wine glsaiinoie in a fan wine glass of water, about half an beer before sscb meal fieal durina the day. On ibessoond nQit iake three ills aftd the bitters ss .before on the third bight

nevenh^ksseoatlnue uptake thebitt erase before pre-

fidenoe in resthrtd heslrhi omit to take tbs Bitters in the foil qusntiiies pf^cribed, st !e times on the fourteenth day, Dr. Moffkt muat blsmsdlf thc rfisesssshtrnW rstarn, atd the ostient should lepra wlsdwm from sfffletion, and go tnrongh anoHttff rtiftW rf iw tuodjcintfl for ft fortnight loiiffor* Obeying ihese instructions, how«««r, he will be so thoroughly oored tlwt he may bid defiance t» ths dig* fssp, however UnheSfthv may be his location or prevalent the mslacy around him. For children between severt snd fourteen years of age. half of theebove quantities of. ihe medicines will suffice for yoanger children, a quarter of (boss quantities, to be increased or diminished in proportion as the sge Varies from sdvancedcliildhoad ttf infonev. For very young childrea, small quantities of the bitters only will alone be necessary.

for eale J. F. KING, Terre-ks^uiT*

THESEbgmedionss

are recommamledand «tsn1iir».

ly used by t^s most intelligent ptrsoas in the Uslteel Stasias .by nuroeroos Proftssom and Presidentsof ColJe^es, Pfaysirisof tin Army snd Wavy, Snd ofT Hosuiulsand Almshouses, Md by mmt than thrsa bendred Clergymea of various danominanons. ^b*y ere expressly pri-pared tor family use,.andhsve 'h acquired aa unprecedented popSlaritv Ibroagboat the United Statesrand as tbey an so admirably eelcalaled to preserve bealtb aad cure disease, no (family should ever be without them. The proprietor Of these valuable preparations received Ms Rtocafha«tOne of ttta beat Medical Colleges la tbe United States, snd hss had'fifteen'years «xpartenoeiBan«xt*sriv*eftd diversified practice, bywhiebbe has had ample appenaaities of acquiring a practical knowledge of diseases snd of the remedies best calculated to remove lbem.-r

Also JAYNB'S RAW TONIC, foi the Presetva* tibn, GroWtb and Beauty 6f tbe Hair, aad wbich will tfosmvelyfcriajrieff«»fMrtjnf Held (feeds

rx-

tHrss

not be

This tMstrtfrtn, afiWi tlwmsot»reme?yefoctual^»*Life Medicinea," has been perfodly triumphant in the worst regions of the Southern sad Western country, snd around the tiorth^n lakes, where the mslady prevails With tbe universality of art epidemic, sad the demand

vertisemsat into the most sffiictcd districts. Volaa*

tonishing medioinss, not only in Fever snd Ague,oth' er iniermitent fevers, livcr-and billions sfleotions, snd dersngemetitrof the digestive functions generally, bat also ia ehroaic aad Inflammatory rheumatism, eesttvenew, pains in the side end lioipsyeraatioa* of the skin, scrofula, piles, worms, scurvy, and a boat of other com* plaints, for the cure of which, these Yegstsbis Life Medicines are so pre-eminently renowrietf tbsoogboaft the United Stat«e. Knowing, however that Aisiry of these disesses, as well ss S most fotal undermining ef the general health are ocouNoacti by Fever sad Ague. Dr. Moffat, in hisadvertiaeinents, invitestha spsckTat* tention of tha public to the absolute ascendency ef his medicitjes over this malady, the fonntsin head of so many othenrs. He has only «eadd that ths Llfo Medicine are agreeable aad invigoretiag in their operations, requiret)either oonfinemeat nor change of diot, and have acquired tbe reputation they havs iow pos sesaed, not by the usual artificial efforts, bat solely tbeir r*-riripL|a SBji jsilsjjiyg HS'ifiilii and sold by Dr Willitoi New York.

A fresh supply for ssle at the Drag and Medical store of T^. iaNG^ Terre-Hsute, Jene95-48^y.

I.—

MEIMCIiVE.

~V\

them-

These preparatroes consist of JAYNF/S EXPECTORANT, -a valuable remedy for Coughs, CoaaaaipMon. AsthBia, gpittiag of *lood, Croap, Hooping Cough, Sroncbites. Pltoftsy, and ia. flsmstiea of the Lungs dr Threat.1DHBeofty of Breath-' ia*. snd all diseases of tbe falmomry Ornas^ Prics ^1 +&£*

A^pVicefl.,

Also AYNk'S TOWIC VERM IFUOE, a- certain end pleasantteaiedy for Worm* Dyspsp#ia^PiUfvefd many other. diseases.—Price 60 cents.

Also. JAYNB'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, a 'cWrtain ears forflowetsnd Summer C»mplBint*, DisV1fhsra,Dyssntev,'Chol«e/GiemjNr^SieltttesSache,Soer Stomach, Cholera Morbus,.aud all deraogsmeats of tha Stomach aad Bowels, Nervous Affections, At.—Price WcdWs.

JAYNE« flANATtVE PJLLf», for F«m»le 2isesses, Liver Complaints. Qostiveness, Ferers. lafisoHa. lions. GlahdblsrObstroetioss#lltseeses of the akw.&c and fa till 'casea Wkere'en^Alieraare or PurgatWe Medieiaeie req«»red *-PeiraJfteaots psnbes Sbld ky

Terre-Haute Jen. I-IT-1841-tf. J, F, Kl^O.

-iT •MtrPFAT'S TcfXire HtAteimn. A nrfWnev composed of tbe best material -kflewn to medical scienee, and tot yaytythat mortey csn procure, for th* clesmmrfbcannttsitsrjr censl srtd refieving the springse^d Svcflues oflife oral I merWd bbsfrwaions and 'impstridomestie and JndiTtdaaf pmsctioo an# safeguard, fa proponioo ss it kfiowii. SitbetmdWne 'fotaiHss ef tbe bad ^n Mifibts celebrated LifoPtHsandfhamix mtere,arat thegood they have deae is laawiiaable. They bave wofr their hig7fama

br^r'virt'iw'aimi^

«HtboateMaldef'ibeaswil'«MSof notormsy or rospa' e*pefim«»r ewsbe fohh of tbeeredoloes. In all wsaeral darsagswiews el tbe digesttvc-arNl alimemarv ifanetteas. as welK sa ia a vest variety of acuia aad t^rofiie diaes«ssf theirogeetsars promfr« sntf ewmMeto aato eacite-sstonishmeat. I»rbe»matisms astfled paln inthaofganaawd Rathe, sostlranees pHes, -Ifvor oom. lariats, jsoBdi«e, nervoss snd hiHeas attaeks, headsohea, fever snd sgaei. eraptlve dissases,- bad

IsdifistkMr end fiaiales srand 4tWoeys^df« wie eeWs snd sors tbroata^jmd

mdsed to slmest every aonsstvaMe kind of ill^malth «bey«re lavalasbla, end' wiilslford asrtaHt, andmost

theetiw*1fchmfsia .-aad amoredaligbtfal and «AefM4 mrfieia^esMiet he prosored elth* for tndividaata er ilmilies. •'•^I»a asoarlaesf -baa.«aaii«rt far

I W a a to iv

"•ny yasteaM eomiaaafly teesiv^ng the mest fer-of-thelrvslae.

ead DWWn, fflmadwey/ and shmhy tbeagMMs. A 'fa* B*pptj-fst»mm M* me Prugmu Mleesef JVJLOfa, el S a re a at ad

aaifilfWeer

*pUZ lyDTAN e»refo* Ceagh^ fpiu tMK of Wood. Astb-^jasd Disaaess

Terra-Sfaate« March W-tll lKO.|rrjm(r..

ANDBI Lsbals

Cbssfcatdcei tkaatdds

•b Frlaliu. ^flal^tarlttawIiS^ Boras Bills, nA «srl» gwsasiassry Noua, Blank 1| execatet) at bs

OSes.