The Wabash Courier, Volume 11, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 September 1842 — Page 4

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POLITICAL.

the Washington correspondent of the New York Courier and Eoquiror, under the date of August 29, 1842, take® the following very •jtwt view of the present position of the Whig party .in Congress: 0z$ »*lt is not saying more than the fact will warrant to assert, that never, at any period ,4 of the history of the Whig party, was it finkgj together by bonds so firm, ties so strong, and sympathies so deep and sincere, as those by which it is bound nt this present moment.

'tfie events of the lust few days,"threatening, as for a season they did, the total distnemberment and disruption of that party, late so compact and so triumphant, have but consoiidated and rivetted still more fast its many bonds of union. The passage by an ample •majority (now in both Houses) of the bill to repeal the twenty per cent, clause of the Distribution law, has coucilated the feelings and brought back the wavering affections of many of our Western friends, who thought they saw in the Iato retrograde movements of the majority in Congress an evidence that the principle of Distribtttion was to be surrendered for ever. "They &re satisfied now that no such design existed, and-that the Whigs will nev-r abandon that principle so long as a sptrk of vitality exists-amongst them*

Reviewing the nature as well as the amount of business transacted by this Con* gress, it may well be said that at no previous session of the National Legislature has a more earnost and constant desire been manifested to meet the wants of the nation in every department. We may at an early day take occasion to recur to the measures which industry, perseverance, and consummate talent have carried through during this session, in the face of greater difficulties than ever before harassed patriotic majority.—North American.

TUE GLORIOUS WIIIGS OF CONGRESS. We hardly know which most to laud, the whigs who icould no! succumb to a contemptible usurper, or they who have triumphed over themselves to save the country. Both have our unqualified and lasting admiration, and the blessed part of it is, that neither will blame the other, and that all separate in the most porfoct fellowship, with a common deep and most satisfactory conviction, that the breaker^ are safely passed, and the great whig shift is filling Iter siiis ag iin for a prosperous voyage.

Such a seji of trouble, raised by a demon at the helm, was never passed through by a political party of this country, and never before did the wisdom of a party, in an anxious hour, so gloriously triumph. It was for the country, and the country alone, that so large a portion of the whigs of CopgreSs stifled their rescntmen's, and swallowed tneir indignation, holding it to bo gratified on a more At occasion, and in a more propitious hour while they who could not yield to such outrage on the Government, will stand no less approved, inasmuch as their submission was not necessa* ry to attain the desired end.~JVoc Whig.

RHODE ISLAND AFFAIRS.—The Providence Chroniclo says—"A letter catpesfeihe Post Office on Thursday morning mmi, New Hampshire, directed to "Samuel Ward King, acting Governor of Rhode Island." It will be returned, we understand, unopened.

The letter, wo suppose, is froit^ Gov- Hat4jard, of New Hampshire, and contains his treasons for refusing to give up Mr. Dofr, of* the requisition of Gov. King, of Rhode Island!

The Supremo Court of Rhode Island is now in session in JSfewport, and it i9 expected tho trial, for treason against the Dorrites will before it. Jfi

'4 'mi *Vif

There is a great deal of truth in the following remarks: "If we could always follow to their sources the leading events of the world, how much of what is deemed greatness and glory, to say nothing of sorrow rtnd evil, might not be traced to impure springs: how much to the spirit of envy alone, which spreads its poisoning influence through the whole frame of society. In love, in commerce, in all the subordinate pursuits of life, its power is constantly seen its fur extended 8way is exhibited in the countenances of thousands. It shines through the smile of a courtier, and is as little concealed by the nsAumed stornnnss of the soldier, hs by the vapid and unmeaning coldness affoctod by the tuan of fusliion. In tvar, in politics, and in government of empires, its influence is felt. Plow often are men of merit arrested in mid career, by the Jealousy of their superiors how often are the most gifted individuals prevented, by the same cause, from serving their country in situations in which their talents might be of the greatest advantage while feehie and incapable men are committing, perhaps, irremediable fol\ies."-Nantuckel rlndr.

RUTA BAGA FOR COWS. Ouo of tfee mot serious objections to the culture of tho turnip, especially in dairy districts, is tho unpleasant flavor which this root communicates to milk and butler, and various means have been proposed to prevent these disagreeabl^results. One of the most successful that we have tried, has been feeding the roots immediately after milking, so as to have as long a time as tjossible intervene between the feeding ana the milking. In a late numbor of the Cabinet, We find a letter from Samuel West, of Chester, Ph., describing his mode of feeding, which, while it is sonwwhat similar to ours, is said to totally obviateall tasto of tho turnip. H« states also that the same method is applicable to garlic, so common and disagreeable in some parts of the United States. "After a sufficiency of first-rote uptah hay, 1 allow to each cow about half a bushel, of ruta-baga turnips finely cut up always remembering to strip the cows clear of milk iefort feeding tciik tie turnip, and «n tM* moming feeding with a different kind of food, viz qui hay, with a little Indian meal, or other mill-feed. By this process there will be no iaste of the turnip, either in the mOk.or but ter, so objectionable to many and by it you will have a full flow of milk from your cows, and butter of a fine, rich, spring-like quality seldom obtained in the winter season."

CmiUtator*

V, It said that U. Savage has cl iCOO on his contract for completing tin Bunk* ^er Hill Monament, and that as he has the '^cofitrol of it until the contract expires, he will make as much more by conveying pas#«agers tothe top in hts steam car. It takes a live Yankee to tarn a penny "slick."

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OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I have re(he Turn Duplicate from 4be Auditor of Vigo county, Indian*, and am now ready to receive Taxes from all Tax-payera.

I will attend, in penon or by deputy, at the following plaices in the several Townships, in saki eonaty, for the purpose of receiving Taxes, on die Hollowing days, to-wit:

HoneyCreek, at Prairieton, September 39th, 1843. Prairie Creek, at Middletown, September 30tlk •_ Linton, at Philip RamMphV^ October 3d. Piereon, at George Taylor's, October 4th. Riley, at Lsckport, October 5th. Lost Creek, at Silas Campion's, October 6Ji. .. Nevins, at Tilgbman High*, October 7th. Otter Creek, at William Stevens', October 8thu Fayette, Clark's Store, October 10th. 8ugar Creek, at Macksville, October llth. And from this time till the 25th of December next, (except the above days) I will be found at my office, in the Court House at Terre-Haup. I will asy that when property is distrained lor Taxes, or where I have to visit the tax-payer at his residence, whether I levy on property or not, the same teea and mileage are allowed by law as those received by Constables*, and will be collected without any respect to persons.

TBE FOLLOWIWE *BE THE SATES OF TAXM For State purposes, on each one hundred dollars, twenty cents.

For County parpome, on each one hundred dollars, fifteen cents. For Rood purposes, on each one hundred dollars, bve cents.

For each Poll Tax, for State purposes, fifty cents. For each Poll Tax, for County pnrposas, fifty cents. In conformity with the Statute of Indiana, prescribing the duties of Coanty Treasurer, the Treasurer of Vigo countv gives the above notice to the taxable inhabitants of said county.

The taxes will be collected under she law of 184MI, and the amendments of 1841-42, which make the duty of tax-payers to call on me, and not me on them. The Taw, and all ha requirements, will be strictly to*lowed, and it behooves those who know they have to pay, to make their arrangements accordingly Delays are dangerous, and always create trouble for the tax* payer and the collector.

N. B. Property sold for taxes is not required to be appraised, but sens for what is bid for it. N. F. CUNNINGHAM,

Aug. 17,184£-I-w6 Treasurer of Vigo county County of Vigo, as. STATE OF INDIANA

their votes, inai O I A ID SCRIP

should be taken for County Taxes? Therefore ordered, That the County Treasurer and Collector of this county receive /or county taxes. State Scrip, drawing six per cent, interest, issued by the State of Indiana of the denomination oi five dollars, at its face, without interest, until the twenty-fifth of December next.

WHEREAS by taking State Scrip for county taxes, as above ordered, in all probability there will be no other kind of inoney received for taxes Therefore ordered. That all persons performing any services lor the coanty must expect and will be required to receive in payment for said services State 8crip, issued by the State of the Indiana of denomination of five dollars, drawing six per cent, interest at its face, without interest.

A true copy from the records of said Boards .4 S«*pt. lO-l-wS W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor.

Administrator'* Sale.

pursuance of a decree ol* the Probate Court of Vigo County, the undersigned administrators of the estate of Henry Allen, deceased, offer at private sale the followinjrtrncts of land belonging to said estate, via: 30

W. qr of section 12, town

acres off the north side of S 12, range 9 west and 30 acres ofF the north side of 8. E. qr. of section 12, town 12, range 9 west, lying in said county of Vigo The terms of sale ns prescribed in the decree, are #100 in cash, and for the balance, notes secured to the satisfaction of the administrators, at 12 and 18 months, bearing interest from date.

MVRON H. ALLEl^.j JOHN F. CRUFT,

September 10-1-tf

AUmr fc

New Mnpply.

THE

Terre-Honto Produce, Provision, and Grocery Store. Scott's Row. National Road street, is now supplied with fresh and general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be exchanged for CASH. Flaxseed, Fresh Geeso Feathers, Flax and Tow Linen, Flour, Corn Meal, end various other articles of country produce. "In thVttssnrtnrtlit is comprised,

St. Domingo, Rio and Java Coffee, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, N. Orleans, Crushed, Loaf and Havana Sugars,^ Prunes, Bunch and Suttand, (Seedless) Raisins, Tallow, Sperm, Star and Stearine Candles, Indigo, Madder, Alum, and Copperas, ,, Spice*, ground and ungrounrf, limp. Linseed and Cnstor Oil, &»ft, Hi.nl, Rosin, Variegated and Shaving Soap Whito Lead, in kogs, Spanish Whiting, **, .*( Molnsses and Mackerel,

"Snuff, Tobacco,and Cigar*. Cotton Yarns, and Cotton Cloth. ALSO, .'I Suit. Flour, and Bacon,

Meal, Butter, Lnrd, Eggs. See. &c. CURE FOR AGUE! JiSrSroith's Tonic Pills, a certain cure for Ague and Fever and Chills and Fever.

July 30-47-tf J. S. FREEMAN. Dr. C. Iff. Hart, RETURNS his sincere thanks tB those who have patronized him since his short stay here, and would respectfully inform the public that he has taken residence on the corner of Fifth and Sycamore street*, north of the Pavillion, where he is ready (unless absent on business) to attend to calls in the practice of Botanic Medicines. He would also state that he has lifted up a coursing room at hi* residence* where persons wishing Thomsonisn course of medicineman be accommodated. Dr. II. flitters himselt from the experience of seven years in the practice, and over four yearsof the time in the Wabash Valley, that lie is generally acquainted with the diseases incident to the country, and hopes to merit a portion of the public patronage.

Terre-Haute, July 30,184&-47-3m __—

"GRAFTON f. cookkrly,

Mtorney at JLatcr

MEROM, SULLIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA:

WILL

practice in Sullivan, Vigo and the adjoining counties. REFERENCES, Ltimixv. Bttowa ft. EAKLY,

STRATTON,

Terre-Haute.

J. O.&.J. M. HOWB, Bloomington. INDIANA.^-^-GKORUE G. FSTTES & Co., Louisville, Ky. June 11.1842-40-tf-

TERRE-HAUTE

Steam Foundry# Engine Shop*

WALLACE & CO are now prepared

to execute orders for F.Qgines, Boilers, Forging Mill Irons, Castings of ever/ description, either in Iron or Brass,Turning, Finishing. |-c. ...nnr(l

For the Farmer, we have the best article of PZiPIvo, 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' PATETfT, which will be sold cheaper than can he got on the Wabash Valley—and all our Plows will be warranted to run well, and not break from flows or bad work. tnrWheat, corn.oats, or anvotherarticle of Fsrtmng croduce, will be taken in exchange tor Plows. 1 orre-Haute. Feb. 80,1841-tf.

STEPHEN 6. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR S wtr MIP

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

OFFICEcornerofthe

PAVILION. This

IE uodetsigned respectfully infarSas friends and the public general* that he haa taken the well known Boo in the town of Terre-Haeie, known as the PAVILION—on Fifth Street, one squat*

north of the National Road, and fenmfty escaped be Oea. Soorr and Jean he IM opened for the aceoamodataoa of Travel less sad Boarders. The Howe is large and eonvenient. airf sitaated in a pleasant paw of town attached to the Haass is siburgs and eenventeat STABLE sod Carriage Sheds. He aesattns tfaeimbtfc that »o efloW on ta» panehatl be w»ntis render the PAVPJOX S pleassnt tesadsgce tosneh as may disposed to patronise has. Hisdmgm

the SUPREME KBSBDY POK FEVER AMD AGUE A1ID BILLIOUt FEVE1W.

THERE

neverthelc

citizens

no remedy known eitber tn pfofeSSMNNftt

or domestic practice, SQ absolutely, imusediaielv. and permanently efficacious in this prevalent and stuiate malady, as Moffat* celebrated sod tongeaiabItshed life pilleand phcenix bittern. Extraoidisaay sad renowned aa are their efleetft upon diseases iagenerel, in Fever and Ague, and all Billiotis AffscUonstbey are more so because, in these they are as infallible as any human means can be. This has been prosed in more than ten thousand cases, nor is there anl in which tbey have faded, or reasonably can fail, #i taken in striet accordance with the directions here subjoined, and which are also given in M«&l's Medical Manual and Good Samaritan. Bet to ensure invariable success, these must be rigidly followed.

Fever and Ague, in sill its four teadim species, is a peculiar periodica! disease, and Dr. Moffat haa fully tablisbed the important discovery that its cure can never be efieoed with precision ana certainty, except by a periodical administration ot a proper remedy, in connection with tbespecific poms of one of ibe ingredients in bismedicines, is the secret of his invariable triumph, while all other practitioners eitber entirely fail or only temporarily succeed, were with the very beat remedies that were known. Anetus, or Ague is either Quotidian, or daily Tertian, or third-day: Quartan, or fourth-day Erratic, sr sometimes one Of these periods and sometiipes another, or it is Complicated, by taking these periods in succession, and tifen running into intermittent fever of a more malignant character. But it is a remarkable foct, however mysterious sad unaccountable it may appear, that each and all of these species of Ague, have a fourteenth-day crisis, in which they may be cured with certainty, tart hy neglecting which they can only be cured by chance. Dr. Mo&t's directions for taking the medicines in this disease, are therefore these:—First, take two of the Life Pills at bed time, and next morning before breakfast a lull wine glass of the Phcenix Bitters in sboat the same quantity of water, and half a wine glassmore in a full wine glass of water, about half an hour before each meal during the day. On the second night take three pills ami the bitters ss before on the third night four pills and th« bitten as before, and continue taking four pills every night lor three .nights more, with the-bitters during the Hay. On or berore the seventh day, the Ague will seem to be entirely cured, and the patient will feel well, hungry, and hearty, but he must nevertheless continue to take the bitters ss before prescribed, until and on the fourteenth day{with two pilw

every night alter the seventh day. Heiwill then, and nM until then, with positive and invariable certainty, be permanently cured, not only of Fever and Ague but of whatever billious and liver affections it may have superinduced or even in any way connected. If, however, the patient should by any neglect, or undue confidence in restored health, omit to take the Phcsnix Bitters in the full quantities prescribed at least three times on the^fourteenth day, Dr. Moflhl must not be blamed if the disease should return, scd the patient should learn wisdom from slffliction, snd go through snotber course of the medicines for fortnight longer. Obeying these instructions, however^ he wilt be so thoroughly cured, that he may bid defiance to the disease, however unhealthy may bo his location or prevalent the malady around him. For children between seven and fourteen jrears of age, half of the *bove quantities of the medicines will suffice lor founger children, a quarter of those quantities, to be increased or diminished in proportion as the age varies from advanced childhood to infancy. For very young children, small quantities of the bitters only will alone be necessary.

This treatment," with these supremely effecitial "Life Medicines,?1 has been perfectly triumphant in the worst regions of the Southern and Western country, and a* round the northern lakes, where the malady preVsils with the universality of an epidemic, and the demand for this sovereign remedy has been far greater than the supply. Dr. Moffat's Agents, however, are now well furnished, and will make every effort to send this advertisement into ^he most afflicted districts- Voluntary and iealously grateful testimonials are received at the proprietor office in New York, by every mail in incredible numbers, to the absolute efficacy of these astonishing medicines, not only in Fever snd Ague,.other intermitent levers, liver and billious affections, and derangements of the digestive functions generally, but also in chronic and inflammatory rheumatism, costiveness, pains in the side and limps, eruptions of the skin, scrofula, piles, worms, scurvy, and a host of other com-

Sfedicines

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laints, for the enre of which, these Vegetable Life are so pre-eminently renowned throughout the United States. Knowing, however that many of these diseases, as well as a most fatal undermining of the general health are occasioncd by Fever snd Ague. Dr. Moffat, in his advertisements, invites the special at tention ol the public to the absolute ascendency sf his medicines over this malady, the fountain head of so many others. He has only to add that the Life Medicines are agreeable and invigorating in their operations, require neither confinement nor change of diot, and haveacquired the reputation they have Ions possessed, not by the usual artificial efforts, but solely by their invariable and extensive usefulness. Prepared and sold by Dr. William B. Moflat, 375 Broadway, New York.

A fresh supply JOT sole st ^fhe Dtug and Medical store of J. F. KING. Terro-Haute, June 25-42-y.

FARIILY MEDICINE. Prepared only Ay Dr. Jnt/ne, Inventor, and tole proprietor, No. 20' Sotti' for tale bg J. F.

tor, No. 20 SoKtk Third street, Philudelph KING, Terre-Haute, Ink.

THESE

Ohio and Market streets .south

east corner of Public equate, and adjoining the dwellingof L. H. Scott. Esq. REFERENCES: Hon. John Fine, Ogdtn*h*rgh, Hon .Silas Wright, Jr., Canton, Hon. Micah Sterling, Wmtertonm Jas. J. Barclay, Esq., Philadelphia. Hon. J. II. Bronson, St. A*gtutimt, Flortd*.

Oct. 31-8-tf. _______

New Establishment.

ANTON

GUENTHER. lately from Louisville. Kentucky, respectfully infariM the citisens of Terre-Haute and im vicinity, that he intendscaryi(« on the business of Dying and Scouring, in all variety of colors, on National Road street, oppositeCodington and Random*,—Also, general Renovatine, and hopes by Strict attention to business to gain a mare of pantic patronage. All colors warranted to stand.

Ladies awl gentlemen are partlealarljr invited to

give him a 14, 1S48- 36-6m

5-i-BAND.

•gem

ia, and

medicines «re#eCommended and extensively ased by the mo«t intelligent persoui In the United States, by numerous Professors snd Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army snd Navy, and of Hospitals ana Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Clergymen of various denominations.

They are exprenly prepared for fHmily use, and hsve acquired an unprecedented popularity throughout the United States and as they aie so sdmirably calculated to preserve health and cure dinease, no family should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received bis educatioo at one of the best Medical Colleges in the United States, and has hnd fifteen years experience in an extensive and di»er si bed practice, by which he has had ample apportunities of acquiring a practical knowledge of oisesses and of the remedies best calculated to remove them.

These preparations consist of JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, a valuable remedy for Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Croup, Hooping Cough, Bronchites, Pleurisy, and inflaniation of the Lungs or Throat. Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of the Pulmooaiy Organs.—. Price fl.

Also JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the Preserve^ tion, Gtowth and Beauty of the Hair, and which will poiitively bring in New Hair on Bald Heads.—Price $1,

Also JAYNK'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain and pleasant remedy for Worms Dyspepsia, Piles, and many other diseases^—Price 50 cents.

Also. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALAAM, a certain core for Bowel and Summer Complaints,Diaf. rhsea, Dysentere,Cbolic, Cramps, Sick Headache,Sosv Stomach, Cholera Morbus, and all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, &«.—Piiqe 50 cents.

JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS, for Female Diseases. Liver Complaints, Costivencss, Fevers, Inflamftions. Glandular Obstructions, Diaeasesof the

Terre-Haute Jan. 1-17-1841-tf. J. F. KING.

MOFFAT'S

Vegetable Lift Medicin#*.

MILD yet effectual medietas, eomi beet material known to medical the best uuslity that money can procure, for ing the alimentary canal and relieving the springs a^d avenues of lifs of sll morbid obstructions snd impurities, must bes public blessing and a domestic and indtvidusl protection snd safeguard, in proportion as it becomes known- Such a medians the families of United States have long bad in Moflat* celebrated Life Pills snd Phcenix Bitters, snd the good they hav* done is inestimsble. They bavs won their high fa ma snd firmly established character by '.heir virtues aloft#, without the sid of ths usual arts ol notoriety or impudent experiment on ths faith ol ths credulous. In sll general derangements of the digestive snd alimentaty functions, ss well ss in vast variety of scats sad chronic diseases, their effects ere prompt snd complete as to excite astonishment. In rheumatism, settled pain in ths organs snd limba, cost muses, piles, Km cow—i nervous and bilioos sttacks, beMdaches, fever and agne. eruptive diseases, bad aspect of ths complexion, indigestion sad ffatnlsmy. dioliea, affections of the blsdder and kidneys, dropsy, assigns and broadiitis, rheumatic colds Md sore thronta. «d indeed in almost every conceivable *ind of ill-health tbey are invaluable, and will afford certain, and Mtet generally psnosneot relief. They require neither confinement nor change of diet-ihey oeitber f^«nta the strength nor give pain—and a mors delightful aad effectual medicine cannot be procured either far mdividuals or fcmiliss. Ths peopnsw* has received for may years and is esatinoslly reeemof the most pervert and grateW testiwwmisw sf their yalns. Pwpsred and sold by Dr WOL B. Motiat, 375 Broadway, sad abo by the agents.

A freak nf^/sr Sale Aa Dnfemd Medical Stara af J- F. KING, J—s ». 180 Tesia-Hasta, lai.

BOOTS.

PAIR MENS SUP. STOOA to order and warranted, wilt be said at fl

per pair. G. W. LANGWORTHY-nrirrs-Haats, Mart* 5.18tt-«~t/.

Priatiar.

JJANDBILLS. Sale Btila. 8h«w ttlla. Hons Labels sad Csnla. ProSHtseory Notes, Chseks,&c handsnweiy rxoeatcd st the shortest wties at ihssOftcs.

fbr the Suppression of Vice and Immorality. rtBC. i. Ss UmiainedHtke Commo» Cm»cilof the Tew* of Terre-Haute, That all beuscsof ill-feme, all bosses of assignation* and all assemblum.atsoch booM either by n^ht or by day, wherehf the pea» «ntl^et of nwghBbrhoods and fatuities are distorted,

ovfo. ana uw *c^s w. or houses, shall be subject tos pwalty of tea dollars, to be recovered by suit before the together with costs of Jtrosccatktt, far every dnj suchnoisaocesare continued.

See a Ee it fmHer ordained. That so pwon.« persons residing in the town of Terre-Haute^ ena|t knowingly, harbor or keep about his, her, or their pretaiies in said town,any lewd baudy or dissolute woman, who, while thus residing with said jmson, abtsiM[ hnr Irving by prostitution, under penalty of five dolian for erot asy such woman is so kept, to bs recovered with co»« ofsoit as aforaaid.

Sec, 3. Be tt furtheri/rdainod, Thst no person shall rent, je&s, or hire any house, room or other building to be wed ass disorderly or bandy house withint saiu town and if any pemn having leased or rented any bouse, room brother building in ssid town professedly for lawful pfbose, aad shall afterwards during the continuance ofaid lease, use thesame lor the purpow sf kewnng mich disorderly or baudy house, or shall suffer the ssme to be so used, such illegal use or occupancy of such house, room or other building, shall be a forfeftvre of the lease by which said honse, room or building stnll be holden and tin landlord of such tenant knowing of snch illegal use of such house, room or other building, who shall fiiil to re-enter upon such premises and absle such nuisance, shall be proceeded against and be liable to the same penalties, ss the keeper or keepers of such disorderly or baudy bouse, room or oth er building.

Approved, Augusr 8.1843. .. D. 8. DANALDSGN,President. Attest: W. M.MODSSITT,Clerk.

August 27-51-13 «f Canal Lands*

THESale

undersigned will expose to public sale on the first Monday in October nest, in the town of Peru, in Miami eounty, the following Canal Lands, to-wit:

Seetiom 1.12, 13,U. 85, snd 36, in Townships 32, S3, £4 snd 35, north of Range No. one east. if A ISOf -lb» V,

Townships 22,33 snd 25, in Range No. two east, tn| the Great Miami Reservation. A IflOy

Sections, 1,3,3,10,11 and H, inVTownship thirtythree (33) north. Radge seven (7) east.

Sections 10,11,13,13,14°ls, S3,33.34,35, 26,17, 34,35 and 36, in Township Na thirty-four (34) north, f&hge No. aev^n (7) mat.

A l80f

Sections 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, in Rango eight l8) east.

Sections 1, 8. 9,10, IS, 17?18,19,30,21,33. 37,28, ®. 30,81, 32,33, and 34, in Township No. thirty-four (34} north. Range No. eight (8) east, in the Flat pally Reservation. ivj •«,

JAMES BLAIR,

Commissioner on the WiftasA Brie Canal, July 30-47-ta WeH pf Tippeonnoe River.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, **. Vtoo PROBATE COURT, MAY TBSM, 1843. Ephraim Clark, administrator of the estate of Samuel 'k, deceased. ea.The creditors pf said eatate.— On

Clark. complaint of titeoloencv

xmplnint HEsaid Ephraim Clark having filed his petition in this Court, showing the condition of the said estate, and complaining that the property both real and personal, is insufficient to pay the debts snd demands

property he debts

outstanding againat it it is therefore, Ordered, That the filing nnd pendency of snid petition, be made known to the creditors of the said Samuel Clark, deceased, by a publication of this order for six weeks successively in ... .r.- 1-1.. rinted and

the Wabash Courier, a weekly newspaper printed and published in Terre-Haute. in the County of Vigo, and that they be informed unless they notify the said sd-

Aug.27-Sl~6w fPrs fee 4 37.] Tobacco for Scri\

BOXES superior sale, for State Aujrust 20-50-tf

Vigo, and

Ai'iaistrator of the existence and extent of their respee tive claims, by filing the same or a statement oT the nature, date and description of the contractor assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the offiee of he Clerk of this Court, previous to the final distribution of the assettsof the estate of such decedent, such claims will be postponed in favor of the claims of diligent creditors. T.NOBLE, Clerk.

Iff. Store, snd for

TOBACCO, ia

ssle, for State or Canal Scrip, by J. S. FREEMAN.

Blanks.

TJLANK DEEDS and Mortgages, Justices snd ConJD stsbles Blanks, County Court and License Blanks, BILLS OF LADING. &c.

Kept consUmHv #n k*nd *1 this Qfficcz.

Carpeting.

vflftA

YDS-

INGRAIN CARPETING, of sup.

4W qnslity.andof the mostfashionsble patterns !fir sale at reduced prices,for Cash. Jan. 27,1842-21-tf G. W. LANG WORTHY.

li BTTEW 8

REMAINING

Ooppage Grim Mn

SnayJohn

in the Post Office at Terre-Haute,

Indiana, September 1,1842. Persons calling for any of these letters will say "advertised." Ahies Georee Allen Mrs Mary •:•»*"D. Avers John Brovn Noah ,km Bond Armstead Baiter Jonas W Burton John Brown Elizabeth Black Samuel Boftt right Mr Close Mies Harriet Cornell Charles flee John 2 Casto Abel Crawford Leonard Casto Miss Nsncy Clark Uriah fc Sanaford Clark Miss Sarah 3 Caldwdl Washington Conner Abrahsm Clark John A Cojenan Miss AnnE Cole John W

Fuller A A Fuller Stephen Foster Mr Greenly Shad rack 1 GallettyJohn Graham Miss Mary A Roddy Mrs Susan HnKhs Peter Hodgrs John 8 Helnses Geo Hoskins Mrs Amanda Harris Wm Hamilton Zsri Hswkins Jesse Hoffimsn Mr Hague Wm Holt Charles 8 -1 Hamilton JBHall Hicks Moses Ivey Miss Francis tsbell Livingston Johnson Andrew Jenckes Dund JJ Johns Wm Jack Mm John Klodtner Mr flspteeibsr lft-1-rt

Kenyon Saunders Kelley Miss Elisabeth Lyons Mim Kezia La per Abraham IjOgan Wm Leek Elijah Mars Wm A Monaghan Thomas Mills Nicholas -5"* Murphy Jno i, Moses Aaron ,, iMeade Maurice'

Marie John Neagle Wm Newton Elihu Ober Robert O'Reiley Philip Prather WT Pointer John Perkins Miw Sorilda Paige Col Reeve Jonas

.tev.

tedford

eeve

.'rsMsry

Caldwell Samuel Corbin Jesse Durham "Wm Sr Dsvis Mrs Hullinda Durham Thomas Delancy Isaac Dsniels Henry -, Dunn James Dixon Geo W

vis A David

Skin, dec

and in all cases where an Alterative or Purgative Medicine is required.—Price 50 centsperbOk. Sold t£r

MathiSs i.

Right John «, 4 ,, Rogers Milton Rickman Betbuel Riddle James T* Rice A Roberts John S 3 Schwingrawber Frederick Scott Anderson Really John sint John Rufus •ShownJohn */. Smock N Schsll Frederick Simon ton Robert 3

Dixon Jno E Evsns Harvey Eversol Nosh Enick Levi Ellsworth Isaac Eddy Mrs Elenor Flencken James Ftefos Jsmes Foster John

tmmons

ieley Benjamin Richard Soles Wm Ikewart Evans Steffy WM \..S SpesrWmH Sanderlin Msllscht 8ts«field W Stsrrstt Washington ,, ShsrpeJ Smith Jeremish Smith WJB Tbrawis Jacob '.•Tanketsley Gbsrles -Tillotson Miss Almira •, tTbirlwalt'R iLTurnur John ^Wilson Mis* Msry ^William* Wm 3 *Welman Levi »JVVetherla J«sg

tX)R THE KING AND IRISH PLOW, for Prsifie aad Timber Lend,—For sals st ths TerrsWALLACE ft CO.

Terre-Baae, Jane 18. lWl-41-tf TVWTIC»-An extensive ssmunsfct of 3-4, 1/7-8. 4*4. sod 34 inch, brown snd Mssehsd Mt^LINS, whsdh arsoffered cheaper thsn ever.

Feb. 37-35-tf O. wTLANGWOrrHY.

New €eod*-Aftiiii.

rr*HE

thss|imt lo». of Ml goods ever offered a this marftet, cun be seen by calling st the wril koowa Ckmtp Cut Smrt. Retail pmr.lisams aad covntry deal ess ate partkokrly waaaitsd tocsB. oTw. LANGWORTHY.

Terre-Hsats, Jaly 33-46-tl

tellii

Winter Miss HtHnda VWisaJotei f" *|Wbii^sker Wm

WhittakerJesse White Adeline 3 W a W a W $ -Wallace Gbone

Wood Wm ff "Woodruff St Smith r's WigleV Ssmtssl WaWen Wiley -Wood.George f.J ®m»wr Mathms

n—r O. JONES. P. M. Isr N. B. Ths ftstOflfossriUbs opened on&M4SP from 8 to 9, A- M.

ODD PLOW POINTS

CkMllMK 0t Ac Htir« mm whosusadsniww ... *hs, As., should neglect ths Head—the Hair—the mbet essential—the most eJOossd —and tbe most beaetiful, when nroosrly cared^of, sf all the gifts of the creator. Pernctly ®ay ho kept ofoandriff or scruf, with a certainty that tne hsir cstanot fall oat, by ths use of the balm of Colwnhlss, will yen make your toilet without this article" I aaawcr Csarlefsly, Na, if you bsve ones tried snd expehaww its puniyiog efik-ts—its sweet perfume.

0raBUiQG it is that KJ persofal cleanliness,

A handled articl« nave been pat forth on the credit of this the only first— ths only rsally valsableartiste. A mHRoj tesamony fromaUclaasea ts these facta.

LOOK OUT—Counterfeita ire abroad—look atways lor ths name of COMSTOCK ft GO. on ths aslsndid wrappers,and never buy without that nameFor sale by CHARLES WOOD.

September 3,-10-52-6 Terre-Haute, Indiana.

no! YE LA WE AND II ALT. WHO WILL YOU BL4ME, IF YOl) WALK ROTt rpWENTY ONE HUNDRED! have been healed of all lamfness, though for years cripples, limbs and cords contracted, shrivelled and withered—the body drawn nesrly double, snd the patients bedrid. All the suffering incident to Rheumatism and its attendant ruin. Gout, &e. have been dissipated—and are now warranted cured—no matter how bad the case or bow long it has stood, by Heme'* Nenteond Btm* Liniment, and Indian Vegetable Elixir.' This we assert without the fear or possibility ol being conlraoicted- Will you try then these remedies, or will you

suffer

We leave thinkers to answer for themselves—As to Ins proof, mass too overwhelming has corns to our notice, and may be seen where the articles am for sals.. For sale by CHARLES WOOD,

September 3,-10-52-6m Terre-Haute, Indians.

LIVER COMPLAINTS,

AND AU SICKNESS AND DISEASES.

DR. LIN'S

Temperance

AKD

CHINESE BLOOD-PILLS. V" The greatest Secret discovered! TJURGE—purge—purger-has been ihe cry Cor tlie JL Isst few years. TniMtmheen eflfectusfly tried, and ret sufferos have multipn^S-and dim and why! ^Ndt because purging was not Mwessarv, out loo maca has been done—without the tonic to follow, and sustain the system. Purge, you most! The sickly humors 6f the blood must be carried off—or the accumulation ol them prevented- Prevent, then, the growth of stich humors.

Why do the Chinese live to such immense sges, and still retain the powers of youth and middle age" Because they purify the blood. The Chinese BLOOS Ptu* —so called because thev work upon am? cleanse the Hlood—are the standard remedy. These pills will do if and the Temperance Bitters, taken ss directed will strengthen the system, and prevent the accumulstton of ths bsse humors which infest the blood, and which only increase by purges, unless the bitters are taken after. Buy, then, these pills snd bitters. Take weekly the piils, and daily the bitters, and if you are or have been invalids for days, weeks, months, or years, you will find the sickly humors drawn on, and prevented from a return, and the sallow yeUote As* of Sickness chance rapidly to ihefullbbowung glow qf health and yonthfiu

^TThereare cases so numerous of these brilliant effects, that time and spSoo forbid sn attempt to put them down. Buy and use these medicines, snd use no other, snd health and strength shall be yours See wrapper and directions that come with them. For sale by

S A

FIELDS

CHARLES WOOD*. S',:.

September- 3,-IO-S3-6m Terre-Haute, Ind.

A NEW THING.

ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM, will

be found like nothing else ever invented, for those who prefers real luxury to the barbsrous butchery of bad soap, bad raisor, and bad shaving. Many articles have been lately tried, but none will compare with this. It produces luxurious lafher on the lace almost instantaneously, and is a perlume unsurpassed. It ts confidently asserted that nothing can give the satislsc tion and comfort to those who sbsve themselves, or to those who are shaved by others, that this cream will. It has been tried by grest number of gentlemen, who declare it entirely unequalled. The trade will be aupplied by COMBTOCK Co. Wholesale Druggists 11 MaidoMLane. Fo,~l. b,

cHARLE3

WOOD.

Sept 3,-10-52-6m Terre-Hsttte, Ind.

E S

mug PALES.—The price, tl, is refunded to any person who will useS bottla of -Hays' Liniment for the piles, and relurn the empty bottle without being cured. Thes are the positive conditions, and the

CHABLES WOOD'S.

Sept. 3,-10-53-6m Terre-Haute, Ind.

Important to the Afllictcd.

LINDSAYS' LINIMENT. THIS

LINIMENT csn't besurpssssd by any,lor the following complaints, viit S|rrnins. Cuts, Wounds of any kind, Film or Scum in the eye,Scratches,P8ison,Srlirtt, Spavin, Fintula, Pole Evil, Bighead, snd Big-jaw, in horses Sweeney, MeicuriaJ Affections. Sore Bfeasts, Froxen Limbs, Corns on the feet, Pain in the back, (caused by sprsin) Rhasumatism, Tetter, Set. The Directions explain the manner of using it for all of the above complaints

For sale by Mr. Wood. west of Court House, and by Mr. King, north ofCourt House, TerwcHsute, Indiana, who are the only astboiized Agents in this town,none else can be genuine.

Prepared by A- M. LINDSEY. N. W corner of the Public Square, Springfield,!Ilinois. Persoaswishing to become Agents for the above will spply to the Proprietors, with proper recommendation.

PRICE 50 cents per bottle. Terre.Hsute,Det.4,lMl-I3-Iy rSlOELlCKW MATCHLESS SANATIVE, A VJ medicine of more value to roan than the vast mines of Austris, ot even the united treasures of our globe—a medicine, which is obtained equally from the vegetable, animal and mineral kingdoms, and thus poi •ess a threefold power—* medicine,which, though designed as a remedy for consumptions solely, is possessed of a mysterious influence over manjr diseases of the human system—a medicine which begins to be valued by Physicians, who are (.'ail? witnessing itsastonishiag cures of many whom they resigned lo the grasp of the insatisble grsve.

DOSE of the Ss native, for adults, one drop for children,a half drop aad for infants, a quarter drop the direction explaining the manner of taking a half or quarter drop.

Pares—Three

and one third rix dollars (a Geman

coin, valae 75 cents,) ($3,50) per Half ounce. For sale by .F. KING Terre-Hiftts, August 10-48-tf V_^_

THE AMERICAN FAMILY MEDICINE. JT IS BELIEVED, that for some years past, no

BITTERS—medicines which hsve achieved the general good opinion by their intrinsic virtues slone, withsrnfioe of qesckery or extrsvsgsnt pretensions. md by the unsnswerable srgument of praoticsl '«t they really do all that they profeas to it desl more then the proprietor had ven

out the It is fm experience, thst tl do, ands grest tured to claim for them. He hss received testimonisls in immense numbers from every section snd almost every city snd town of this widely extended coontry. including thousands from the city of New York soft the neighborhood, thst hey srespsMUy snd power folly efficsciossinsll bilioos snd livercomplsintaidyspepsis, costivencss, piles, ssthma, bronchitis, consumption, diarrheas, jaundice, fisver and ague, worms, nervous debility, MM of sppetite. eruptionsef the skin, scrofula, is, rush of blood to the, ehronic headache, inward ,f and kidneys, unhealthy aspect ol the skin, the aickneaa incident to females, general debilit» and waste of flesh, sod sll (he ordinsry aymptons of a derangement of tbestomsch snd bowels, snd imparity of the blood, from whsteverosoaesRsing. Alrhongh so mild andsgreesble in their mode of operation, ss never to promste even the weakest patterns, trad as to reader them oerfectly ssle even for young children they never fail to cleanse the bowels, liver, blsdder and kidneys of sll obstructions and imparities, snd to give a mast clear aad healthful hue lo the eoanteosnce- Tkwv sihootd bs kept ia all families, and by every adult individual ss tenovsMm of heshh and preyen fives of disease. Tbey are so kept by thooasnda with aeksrtwfodfed advantage, and new proofs of their eai-fslwisa sod aStsniahing effects even ia apparentl]r esses, are arriving every day from far and

Prepared and sold by Dr. Wo. B. Moffatt, 375 Broadway, N. Y- (Sty, aad ales by ihe agents. "fi nSor1"*-'

Jens SS, tS4ft-4t-y Terre-Haete, Ind.

REMOVAL,

TVOCT. HOLMES baa awarf hieOCeeand Dwe). MJ liag to tie first baiiding.soath of the puhlie eassre. on Second street—where. aU iavors -wili k«

Bsnkfvflv reoeived.

Tens-Beete,Ose.SOwie«l-16-tf

Axes.

HDNTS

c^ebrated C- S. Chopping Broed AXBS,ior aaieat the Stored B. BOOTH, CO. Terre-Haute, Jsn. let, I843-I7«tf

and dier

Feb. 4, i4P-»-tf

tholomsr ierry

street, where ths subscriber will he. prepared to sccommodste the public with ffptaeii Carnages. Hacks, &c. all or any of which can be had stall times/ ortsst nOticO. Oshttsaaen wishiof lo be forwarded to any part of :his State csn also be accoaunoith extra Coachea or Bsrnuchs an

dated wit able terms Terre-Haoto, April 13,1M3«

Tsrre-Hsute, August7-48-tf.

NRW AND COMPLETE

res sou-

JBiXliTA IRON UXORS. A. McGREGOK,

HAS

constantly on. hand a geaaial assortment of HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS, CAS TINGS, Juniata Bar Iron, ro«nd(8at, aadsqusra.of all sixes, Anvil*, Vices, BellowsM. aad Sciaw Plates, English and Amsricap BKstsr, German Crowley Smith's Tools, tsadCsst STEEL Mill aad cross-cut Saw FilssV Hollow Wars, assoHad, Nails, cut and wrought,^assorted, ', Spades and Shovels, 's Smoothing bona aad Tailors* Geese, Fruit Ketues, Drawingand Halter Chatas-, Collins', Williams sso Cwsst's Aaes. Plough Plates, Evans* Angers,-Cross-Cat and Mill Saw«, Gate and bara-door Hiages,

Scythes and Sichlss, BatU and Screws, All of which will be sold low, for cash, either at whoweole or retail.

N. B. Country Blacksmith's srs invited to call They may rest assured I will sell at reduced prices Storeos the Nsttoosl Road. Nov.lS-10-tf.",

TAILORING ESTABLiSHMENTi

Bank, where he will be always ready to execute orders in the above line, in all its varions branches, on ths shortest notice,and in a styl enot to be surpassed in ths West.

He hss made arrangements to receive the Eastern Fashions quarterly, so that hs will always bs in pes' -i session of the I stest Fashions and,from his knowlt

of the business, he hopes to receive a share of the public patronage, afr-Ctttting done at theshortest notice,and warranted to fit, if made right. Terre-Haute, Nov. SO.-lftf

O Yes! O Voan O Yeslff A I O I E E I 'pHEsubacriber having permanently located himself in the town of Terre-Haute, for the purpose of Auctioneering horses, snd goods, of all diacriptiona, entertaina the hope that by atrict attention to the above business, together with two years experience, to merits portion of the public pstronage. Being ths^ onlv licensed Auctioneer io Terre-Haute, his customers will have the edvsntsgs oflsws holding bim responaible,under aeverepensHieSfforthefaithfolperformaace of hiaofficial duties. a {OSEPHA.HAYDEIf.

Saddling EstAblishment. A. M. BOAT RIGHT & JAS. BUZAN RESPECTFULLY inform their friends snd the public, that lu*y

are50w rewi*'n»

together with an assortment of every thing uaiiellir found in auch establishments.

A.M. BOATWRIOUT having heretofore been engaged in I the buaincaa in Terre-Haute, flsttera himself that it is not necessary that he should aet forth his quslificationa assmechanic,aahe trustahiaformet work will show fori sol la long the Wabash. WeparticulaHyinvitethe citixenaofVigoand theaurrounding country to calland examine for themselvea before parchssinir eladwhere,ss we are determined to keep the best ani nestest work.andinthelateatatyleandfMhion. We will trade for all kinds^of Countr9Prodncet at market price and ael Is* low as thearticlescan he manufactured fbr

In the Western country. JPerra Haiute, Fobft 1S4

COPA RTN EHSHIP.

Worth of the Cumberland ^Street, under the firm of BAST & BUCKINGHAM

where they intend to keep on hsnd a general assort I ment of FANCY snd WINDSOR CHAIM, not inferior to any in the west, all of which they wUl aell on acoommodating tefhis They slaoaolielt the patronage of the public. All orders attended to on ahort notice. ri A ,oA,lT BUCKINGHAM.

Terre-Haute, April 18—32-(f

E O A

Grover 4* Borden,

,, .—

J1S

well, and to stand fire. Also, a fine assortment ol Juniata IRON and NAILS

Sawa, Chainr, CASTINGS of alldescriptloat, Sugar Kettles, Cosl Gra tea, Stove Pipe, Strap Hinges GLASS, GROCERIES, &c.&c.

All ths sbova»we wsrrsnt to bs superior articles, and they will be sold verwlow fa cash. Tsrre-Hsute, Feb. 4-8-tf

Cn.htCn.la!

THOSEby

indebted to Grover & Borden will oblige them calling, snd making impiediatepayment eitner in whole or in psrt.

Dlanl( Bdobii

11/ILLIAM STACY 6t CO. of tndisnspofis, Is. vv keep constant! yon bands foil stock of Ledgers, I Journals, Day books, Blotters. Cash-beoke. tic. $ which tbey will furniab to Merchants, sp4 others.at I short notice, snd st sny point in the &fste. Alao, Countyand Bsnk Books of every description. All of which are made of the best ntsterisls, end as low ss they can bepurchesed etsswhere- Orders,by Mailer S

Notice.

who it wss

vicea,—aod, also in thodiffemit br*ucbse of Blaskhorso.shoglog, strict sttenturnwwTbepsidtoptovsot tbSmnyevils seeasioned

"AjlnSi.

W*mfrom »k Vthemwithererjr

iifg

w-(8

•h*

st their

shop on NSTIOIFAT ROAD Street,« one door WESTof Lindley'scorner, a large and freaji supply of Stock of every description fcrr the msnafactureof Saddlery, Trunkf, Htr-1 nesat &c,

^fx"

himself H. BUCKINGHAM, 5i Partner in the Business of iSnaafacinrlng Chairs, and J*"! continue to carry on that bnsinesa at their new ahop, and old stand of J. East, on Fourth

*1#*

j^AVE removed their Stove and Iron Store the north aide of the Public Square,in the third atoeeaat of J. D. Barley's where they have thirty differeo pa tteros ef 8toves

all warranted to perform

•T&

'4:^

ranger, to understood lived near Cincinnati. Ths

wife's nsme was Sarah Heart wall, snd the chUdrsn, Mstilds, Polly Anns, Mary Jane, and Wjlljsnji—the letter would be about 10 years of age, if living. He hss not been sble to find them, but has heard that the jridow married one Amos Parker, end removsd to ths "vieiniiy of Terre-Haute, Ind. If eitber of the abovs nsmeo persons will apply st this office, tbey cap obtain the necessary information to find the Trustee, who is anxious to pay over to the proper persons the smount inhisbsnds. ..

Tens-Baste, April. 14, 184g. mi

farrfer BlMknUtii,

nginTerra-Haote, where ^ewlil atteod to tho treatment sfsick and Isme herses. Having served a renlor appreaticesfap with 0M0f thobset Vetmnary Sorgaons la Earope, besides h^r h» Ameries, hopes to give tisfiactieo to thoas who msv isquirehisW-

ttpDomCT''

TO TBS XnCBAUl IMP ttAlis-^s pr TOE WABA«H VALL*r. rraE Mbecttbep have etscted a.Taraa PAPKB

X. 2UJLhat Lafayette,Indiana,ind IMV«aparadM cost in Obtaipiug the jnoatfppmved lfaduaery and triUU are prepared to supply th* entire

oUEast, kind of patter wanted oa tho

jrnoet favorable term. The Zrieoda at Home MaMrr aod Western Enterpdos.are inviied to juveees ealf and save their Kua, which will he rftfiyed ioTxchai^e for Pspsr or Cssh at fstr pneos. 1

Jan. 1,1848-17-1 THOMAS & YANDE8I