The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1847 — Page 4

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Mn SAMPSONS HOUSE. ice upon lime,* a queer 'old1 fellow named Smith started from Southern oily upon 11 pedestrian excursion of about one hundred mites. Ho was not such a very old fellow, either he was about forty years older than When he was born. This Mr. Smith (Ke was not connected with the John Smith family in the most remote degree) was a man of many peculiarities. If absolute stupidity did not form a prominent trait in his character, it was a quality which very much resembled stupidity, and might easily be mistaken for it, by at least one half of the world. He had manifested a singular abstraction, generally described as absence of mind, and would frequently roam about the streets an entire day without recognizng one of l»i» numerous friends—apparently without b*nij» aware of the nature of his movements. This was Mr. Smith.

We were snying that Mr. Smith started upon a journey on the Men toed machine' #poken of in John Bull. After traveling a few miles, our pedestrian fell somewhat thirsty, and called at a small establishment, which looked an though it was about half a tavern for a drink.

A good natured young fellow waited upon him—brought him brandy and water—and, in addition, furnished him with a bit of bread and cheese. All this wasdecidedly welcome and refreshing. When Mr. Smith had quenched hit thirst and satisfied the slight craving of appetite, he re-commenced 'hi* travels, and, as he left theci'y tolerable early in the morning. he thought he might wolk two or three hours longer before he stopped for dinner.

His ro-»d seemed to be very leve', and was skirled on one side by an uncommonly high fence. On he footed it for about three hours longer, until a glance at the sun satisfied him he had belter secure his noonday meul. He called at a small dwelling by the roid side, and the following dialogue ensured fw-iween him and a boy standing in ihe door-wny •Who lives here, my son?' 'Mr. Sampson, sir.' •Do you keep a tavern?"

Whv, sorter not—we accommodate people sometimes.* 'C«n I get dinner here?' 'Yes, sir—walk in.'

Our traveler walked in, and in the course of half an hour a nice comfortable dinner, smoking hot. was set before him.

Heate, drank,pa id his moderate bill, put on his hat, took his walking stick and proceeded upon his journey.

Before he renewed his labors, however, he took the precaution to fill his pipe carefully and then light it. Fresh and vigorous as ever, lie then pushed ahead but as the sun crept down the horizon, Mr. Smith began to feel some degree ol weariness stealing over him still it wan quite dark. Finding himself opposite a small house by the road side, he enquired of a youth seated upon the threshold 'Who lives here, my son?' •Mr. Sumpion, sir.' 'Can I get supper and lodging here to-night, by paying for it?' •Certainly, sir—walk in.'

Mr. Smith crossed the threshold, laid aside his hat and cone, drank a cup of ten. and ate two or three slices of toast, read four chapters, in Fox's Book of Martyrs, which I found upon the mantle piece, nnd went to bed. When he awoke in the morning, the sun was just showing its broad red disc above the tree tops. Me found the breakfast upon the table waiting for him. (le finished the morning meal, and commenced his travels the second uav. One thing, simply, attracted his observation —the road was exceedingly uniform—but the fact excited no surprise. At noon he called at a snug little house, and asked a lad who was gnzing out of a window, •W ho lives here, my soul' 'Mr. Sampson, sirt'

Our traveller paused a moment, reflected, and seemed to be conning over some name or circumstance in hi* mind—at last he said 'Are there mpny of the name of Sampson on this rand my son?' 'A good many,' said the boy. 'I thought so. Can you give mo dinner here, my son?' 'Certainly, sir—walk in.'

Mr. Smith stepped in, swallowed his dinner, and once more took to the road. When night came on, he of course stopped at the first house on his way. A vouth sat upon a wheelbarrow, at the door, whittling. 'Who lives here, my son?' •Mr. Sampson, sir.' •Mr. Sampson! by Jupiter! I should think they were all Sampson's on this road. I got dinner at Mr. Sampson's yesterday, slept a: another Mr. Sampson's last night, and here I am at Mr. Sampsou'a again to mghti Besides the houses I have seen upon this road all look alike—it's a very queer.' •Very queer,' replied the bov with a leer, which seemed to say,'you can't fool me old fellow.' •Canyon give me supper and lodging?* said the traveller. •Certainly—walk in.' 'I'm dear nod if this isn't a queer country,* aaid the old man as he went to bed 'this looks exactly tike the room I slept in last oighl— but I suppose it is all right.'

It was full two o'clock the next day. when after travelling briskly at least six hours, Mr. Smith stopped at comfortable small dwelling with the intention of securing his dinner. A boy stood in the door. •H-iw d'ye do!* said the boy.

Xic*ly, my son. Who lives here?* •Mr. Sampson. I'vetold you th«t half dozen times Already.' •The d—I you have. I haven't been here before hase It* 'I reckon you have—hut tint you travelling on a bet?, •Travelling on a bet! no—what put that in your head!'

Iftfcy, yon'ttt been walking round Ike race etmrte here for two iaft ami a half ,and I did** fit suppose you was doing it in fun.*

For the first time, now, Mr. Smith took ft iurvey of things, and to hb astonishment discovered that the boy had been telling the truth. He drew his hat over his forehead and started for h^me—determined never to venture upon ft pedestrian excursion again.

GREAT

GOOD

S.FAFT#.—The Clermont County,

Ohio people are draining a small pond on the east fork of the little Miami, for the purpose of getting at a mons'rous snake, some 25 or 30 feet of whose length has been seen.

WIFS.—A woman who makes uni

formly good coffee and does not scold on washing day, pos»es«e« two very important requisites in a good wife.

A N N O E A E

COUIORD WKKXLT FRO* TOR BlKWSKitl WWMi

®&(e.

Slate Bank and Branches I Ohio Life Ins. and Trust Co. Uhv0Uei Comm«rciftl inJrwnklin oil. Mechanics'and Trader#', Bank otMasaillon, *-v rf|

Circieville,(old)

t* Wooster, Xenia. S an

Geauga.

Norwolk. Zanesville

Steubenvtlle.old bank Mariana. Ml. Pleasant,* St. Clairsville, :•, New Lisbon, 4

Da ion, Western Reserve,

Clinton Rnnk ol Columbus, Franklin Bank of Columbus, I.anenster, Ohio. Bank. Chilicmhe, llamilt«n» Commercial Bank of Scioto, Rank of Cleveland, Commercial Bank ofLake Kris Miami Exporting Co. Vrbana Bank, Grnnville, Went Union, Steuhenville, new T^Kanon, MiaminKnrg^. Circlevillr, new

hair Irom falling out. and restores it when bald.

PEASE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT

5 die par 5 dis

P»r

5 dis 3 dis

25 dis 50 dis 50 dis nosale do do" do do

Bcntuckn.

All solvent Banks, I Jcutilana. Slate Bank and Branch***.

F.mtern solvent Banks, v.' Wheeling, Hastevn $anfts New York citv. pn country, NVw England, JVrmsvlvnnia. Philadelphia City, P'H«hnrgh, Filtimore, ,\larv'and,

par

Vfvflfnla.

par

4 pre par par 1 dis I pre par ore 2 dis

E lHflC MZ/w ra

N..wYork. Philadelphia The a hove rat esn re predion ed unon speci

Preserve and beautify the hair by using

BAI.M

COLOMBIA,

TBOSB SUFFERING

HOARHOVND CANDY.

-For the core of Coughs. Colds, Irritation of the Throat,Croup. Whooping Cough, Asihma, Palpitation of the Heart. &c., and all diseases leading to consumpiion

Formed by a combination of 25 different ingredients, all celebrated lor the cure of Coughs and Colds, and being so amalgamated in Pease's Compound Extract of Hoarhound Candy as to produce the benefit of the whole in one compound.

WITH THK

©F TOE MAU5L®, AT AND FROM

TERRE HAUTE, INDA.,

A{(RIVALS.

•Si. Louis, Mo., Daily, at 1 Indianapolis. Daily, at 12 at nightSpringfield, ///..Tutsiiayg.ThursdaysandSatur. 6m

Mondays,Wednesdaysand Fridays, It

Covington, Tuesdays. Thursdaysand Saturdays, 9 Cruw/ordtoille.Tuesdaysand Saturdays, 9PM Blnomington, Tuesdaysand Saturdays, 9PM Harrod,so*r", Fridays, at 6 Caditle, Wednesdays. 8PM

DEPARTURES.

St. Lo'tis, Daily, at 1 Indianapolis .Daily, at 3AM SpringJieid.Mondaya, Wednesdays and Fridays. 3 A

Tuesdays,Thursdaysand Saturdays, 5 A

Ciwington, Tuesdays. Thumla vsand Saturdays, 6 A Crato/oidsville. Mondays and Fridays, 5 AM Bloomivgton, Mondays and Fridays, 5AM Hirotl*burg, Saturdays, at 6AM Cirlitle, Thuonlays, 5AM

N BAll mailsclose,at precisely fi o'clock M. A pi. I. 1317-19-tf S. G. DODGK, P. M-

•if fresh stock of

I I A I I W A

Cm O

April 10. 1847-33-tf

September 19, lM6-3-tf

"VTOW recei*inff at the Hardware Store, (sign of the 1\ Pad'ock., a large and well selected stock of nil kinrfsof Hardware. Saddlery, Tools, Iron, Nails, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Mill Saws, lloes, Shovels, Scythes, Steel, Slc &c.

By some of ihe last steamers, we have received 20 tons assorted Iron, 51 boxes Tin Plate, 1000 feet Ser-vo Wire, 18 and 20 inches wide. 4 pair Sir 's Bellows, Pittsburgh manufacture, 8 solid box Vices, 1 Patt Screw Drill,

1 1000 lb Platform Balance, 1 700 IK ALSO-50 do*. Polished Stirrups, 2 don. Hog Skins, 99 r-'ir M.sm«s, ,1 100 Chains. Revived pr S Pink, a large addition to onrstock, direct irom New York, basing taken great pains to select good articles, and at the very lowest market prices Wes.'ial! say that we cannot be beat in quality or prktt this side the Allegheny Mountains.

S. II POTTER & CO.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

lE subscriber bas just received from the east, large assortment of School Books, such as are now is general use »n the West Also. 1 BLANK BOOKS. WRITING AND LETTER

PAPER ALMANACS, &e..

which he offers st Wholesale and Retail verv cheep for Cash, or in exchange for Paper Rags at the highest market pries. GEO- W. CROSBY. flOrA so -ior article of Fresh Ground Floor" can always he of W. Crosby.

W I S

If. R. SMITH, D- D.

100 do Copperas, i, 100 dh Alum,

PII.ES

—We are fre

quently surprised that so many suffer wish this complaint, when Hay's Liniment will effectually cure the distressing malady-

O* For sale Wholesale and Retail by WOOD & KING^

ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES

S,.

STILL continues at his old "sad and is readr all times to wait on eostomers.

N B. As I base but one Ptrcs for my work, and have

to pay the cash in advance for my stock, after thisdate no credit will be given for operations unless it is by prevkws arrangement.

April It, 1847-33-tf

Termifnge, &c., A^c.

1 O Fshaestock's Vcrtnifnge. J-vf 10 -»Canadian do 40 (loxen &a.: »1s Tonc Syrup.

For sale at Proprietor's prices. May », 2847*S8-ly WOOD & KING.

CASK very fine OLD BfUNI)Voist reosived pte steamer Diiligcoo* and for sale by apr BIGGS & SARGENT..

Claret Wine,

ATOZf!$r reeeived sod for sale by XV May 22,18*7 38 jl WOOD & KINO-

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25 do Brimstone, 15 do Flour Sulphur, 1 000 boxes Vials, Bottles and Glasswaig, 500 do assorted Window Glass, 75 carboys Oil Vitriol. 200 hoxes Virginia Tobacco, ,, 300 do Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco, 40 casks Saleratus,

THE

OMUUDGE'S

which immediately stops ihe

7 I A E N I E S

So hiahly prized and valued as a cure for nil diseases of the Liver, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Hysteria, and Impurity of the Bloodt A lull supply kep: constantly 011 hnnd, and forsale by _May 29.'47-39-8in_ WOOD & KING.

Saddle

mid

JSon

55 NEW I.EVRE,

LIBERAL

WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

MAIN STRT, L9 UISVILL, KY.

Harness

iikthe complete ever offered in .ho WeM orSnuihwe.i. Their stock has been'""fully selected with a reference to the best qualities, and w»..P»rc^^p°f »"d«™ Suluon the very best terms, which ennblesthem to offer their goods tor CASH or to PROMPI dMlerson tns usu •I lime ai aslnw rates as anv other bouse lb side the mountains, and indeed lully ss low ss they can oe

E»MVnd Dlaced her! with carnaga, exchanee. and insuraneeadded, in thequantit.es usually bouaht hy country druflgiSts, merchants, physicians and manufaeturerr Dealers g^nerally ara call and examine iheir stock before going East or buying el»ewhere, awl such as csnno. visu ihs sujr^y ssnu incr na heir orderi mav relv noon be ngas promptly served with the best articles and at as low rates ss mey

vy additions to our stock, which will render it always complete and the articles fresh- The following com pose a part of our stock: ^n' 150 bnrreis Linseed Oil,

50 do pure Castor Ojl,l4 50 do pure Ij«rd Oil, 75 do pure Tanners' Oil, 100 do Spanish Whiting, 2^ do Spanish Brown, J00 do Spirits Turpentine, »v,

W do Copal Varnish, i10 do Jiipan do, 8 do Black do, *1# 95 do Alcohol, i»

J\civ Orleans, t.a.

advances made in cash upon consign

mentfiof Produce. June 12.'47-41-m3.

Sundries.

ESSENCES.

Laudanum, Parngoric, British Oil, Oi 18

Spike. Opodildoc, Batemnn's Drops. Godlrey1. Cordial. Blue and Black Ink. Nerve nnd Bone Linn ment. Bears Oil. Harlem Oil, Eye Water. Moffatt's Sappingion's and Lee's Pills, Shoe Blacking.

For sale by the gross, at May 22. 1847-38-ly WOOD & KING'S.

iHssolntion Notice.

THE

copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of NIPPERT & CO, was dissolved on the 20th day of April by mutual consent.

Mav 8. 1847-36-tf.

Janunry 2-1847-18-tf

January 2-1847-18-tf

NIPPERT & CO.

ATTENTION EVTFRY BODY rTMlE subscriber has now a general assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries. Queenswarr. Boots, Shoes, fcc., &c. all of which will be sold at the lowest rat^s either for cosh or Produce. Store on National Road St., opposite A. McGregor's Iron Store.

E- W. SMITH.

FARMER'S LOOK HERE.' Present Pricc

Wheat

3 000 ounces Quinine, "300 do nure Iodine,

E are now opening a beautiful stock of freBh Spring Goods, just purchased in the city of N.York, such as

,1 French and other T,awns9

GINGHAMS, PKINTS, §IIAWIJ, LACES, KIRBO^,

Flowers,

Bonnets,

UlakiBig.

A E

conducting the above business in all its branches, National Road Street, a few doors from the square, south side, where he would be glad to see all who want a good article in the above line, cheap lor cash or trade.

August 15, 1846-50-tf

A. W. W ALKEIE, FACTOR AND GENERAL I

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

I'KftTS CASH.

WISH to pnrchnse 5,000 Bl!S!!KrS GOOD

WIIEAT*

10,000 BrSIIKI.S COUN, 1,(KW) Fl.ont RlllKKLS, deliverer! at my new Mill in Terre llnutc for which Cash or Goods will be paid. E. W. SMITH.

JUST ESTABLISHED!!

Clock's,Watches and Jewelry.

Clocks Watches And Jewelry, ever offered in Terre Haute- Such ss Gold and Silver Patent Lever. Lepine. Duple*.Vertical, Horizontal.andVerge watches Gold Guard and FobChains an3 Keys: Gold,

Stone snd CammiaSet Pins of every style and variety Plain Gold and Set Finger and Ear Rings Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils: Gold snd 'Silver Spectacles, and all otberarticlea in the line, which will be sold at city priree, and warranted genuine.

O* The highest pnets paid for old Gold em el Silver. B. R. FREEMAN. N. B.—Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully re paired snd warranted.

O* Store next door tn Lucien Lemons on the east side of the Public Square. Terre-Haote. May 15, '47-37-tf 8. R. F.

LATE ARRIVALS.

WATCHES,

JEWELRY & FA CY GOODS,

THE undersigned begs leave to call the a: tent ion ol his friends and tbe public generally, to his lata importations, which embraces a splendid stock of JEWELRY.nd FANCY GOODS, which he will sell ai low as can be had in the Western Ststes.

His stock embraces Ladies' Breast Pins, Gentlemen's Pins

•nd Gold Studs, Ear Rings. Bracelet Clasps. Hearts and Crosaea. Guard Slides. Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Guard Key*. Gold snd Silver WATCHES and Pencils, Silver Arrows and Slides, for bead dresses Silver Spoons and Thimbles. Miniature Cases, cheap Steel Bag Clasps. Spectacles. Gold and Steel Peas, &«.. and a great variety of articles which cannot be enumerated

N. B. Watches Clocks and Jewelry, repsired in a saperior manner 1 am also provided with machinery to replace any part of a waieh that may be worn oat or broken Wjnsl to tbe original.

May 29, 1817-39-ly M. CRISIIER.

"i'-

'^500 do Hyd. Potashrf 300 do Piperine, 1 150 do Beni Acid, 500 do Precipt. E*t. Bark, 3 000 pounds Gum Aloes, 30 oaaes Gum Copal, 8 000 pounds Pulv. Rhubarb, 20 000 do extra prime Madder^ 3 000 do prime solt Indigo, 600 do Nutmegs prime,

I 000 do Cinnsmon, I 100 boxes primn starch, I 000 pounds Chrome Green, 500 do Pur's do. 1 000 do Chromn Yellow," 2 000 do pritneGlue, 2 000 do pure Red Lead, ,, 2 500 do pure Liiharge. I 000 kegs White Lead, assorted

I t.,

N b' Wo1 will give the market price in exchange for nil articles in our line or in payment of o'ebts due us ForGinmi. Fh»U Urd. F.« .nd To^,Bu™. 3km., .„d ^^1-

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT THK «nvinasn

STORE

subscribers are now receiving a fresh stock of Dry Goods, Fur and Summer IhUs, Oueensware, Looking-Glasses, Leather, &c which were purchased in the New York Market, in March and Ann!, by one of the partners, and are now offered at Wholesale, on the most advantageous terms. I hey ill he receiving additional supplies for some weeks. fcj- feathers, Tow Cloth, Beeswax, Ginseng, Grain, Flaxseed, Rags, Bacon, &c., received as Cosh for

"WABASH STORE."—NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

POTWIN J, IIATHOBK.

&c., &c.

Which are offered at retail at fair prices. Our stock is purchased by ohe of the partners who has been famillinr with the eastern markets for the last twenty years, and laid in on the most advantageous terms, and will be sold at all times at the most reasonable prices.

Among our Goods will be found almost every article in Dry Goods, usually called torALSO— Carpetting and Matting F'ur, Leghorn and Palm leaf Hats, Shelf Hardware, Nails, Scythes and Snathes, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockcrv and Glassware, Leather, &c., &c.

O- Alt kinds of produce, Tow and Linen Cloth, &C-, &c taken for Bood8- _WIV

Terre-FIaute, May 15, 1847-37-yl POTWIN Sc IIATIIORN.

Terre Haute, July 2d 1846—44—tf

1TIlnn

LASTS! LASTS!

JUST

received a large and splendid assortment of fashionable Lusts direct from the manufactory, Men's, Women's, Boys, Misses and Childrens, also a few setts of boot trees, crimps. &c., a splendid article lor sale by COLLINS & MURRAY-

FLOUR

1\/TY New Mill is now in full operation, and I am J.VJL prepared to sell a superior article of

er in large or small lots those wishing to purchase eood Flour, will do well to give it a trial. January 2—1847—18—t E. W. SMITH.

PARKE MILLS.

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR A SUPERIOR article—a constant supply will be J\_ kept on hand. Those wanting something extra are requested to try it

May 8th, 1847-36-tf.

Complaint, Jaundice,

Enlargement of the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen, and all the various forms of Bilious Diseases For sale hy

May 29, 1847-39-tf WOOD & KING.

REMOVAL.

THE CLOTHING STORE FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF

J. W. S0UDER&C0-,

HAS

been removed to the Locust Corner, next door to Cook & Son, where the usual variety of

CLOTHING

S still kept up A fresh stock of new ond handsome spring Clothing just received. npr 24~34i f. CORN WELL & PALM ER.

N. B. All kindsof produce taken in exchange for Clothing.

To Physicians-

NADULTERATKD Sulphate Qiinine Sulphate Morphine: PL Precipitate Extract Bark Hydrog Cum Creta. Chlorate Potassa ,• -v Extract Colocynth Turkey Opium: London Blue Mass: English and American Calomel Pure African Cnpjicum Frerh Ground Slippery Elm. Received this day at October ?l-1846-9-tf WOOD & KING'S.

JAMES 6. HARDY,

Forwarding mid Commission

E A N

ISentrusted

THE subscriber has just opened the best assortment of

COVINGTOX, INDIANA.

now prepared to receive and forward all property to his charge, having the large and commodious Warehouse on the Canal, built by Joseph Sloan, Esq.

Packet and Line boats have commenced tunning to this point, and he hopes from a knowledge of the business, ond by paying prompt attention to all orders and communications addresaed to him, to receive a share of public pstronsge.

All property consigned to him for sale,shall be sold in strict accordance with instructions Cash paid at all tinvs for shipping Furs and Peltries also. VVheat, Com. Rve. Oats, Barley, Clover Seed. Timothy Seed, Flour. Beeswsx, Ginseng. Feathers, 4c.

Covington. June 12, 1847-41-m4

WOOD & KING, DEAT.ERS Hi

Bnnjis, lHrlj{C(ttf0,

HAVE

TERRE HAUTE, IND..

on hand a large and extensive stock of article# in the Drug line, to which they are constantly making additions, and offer thero for cash, at the lowest market prices. Country mercnanta and physicians orders solicited.

Scrupulous attention paid to the qualities and purity of Medicines. May 1. 1847—35tf.

SLEEPER

Ss.

INVITE

FENNEIt

MANUFACTURERS OF

UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, &c.

NO. 126 MARKET STREET, aotrra stnt. BELOW roraTH, pniLAPtLrau,

the attention of Merchants and ^Manufaetarers to their very Extensive, Elegant N'ew Stock prepared with great care, and offered at tbe lowest poesible prices for Cash.

The principle on which this concern ta established, to consult the mutual interests of their customers and themselves, by manufacturing a good article, aeiling it at the lowest price for Cash, and realiting tbetr own remuneration in the amount of sales and qaiek returns.

Possessing inexhaustible facilities {or msnafsctore, they are prepared to supply orders tosny extent, aai respectfully solicit the patronage of Merchants, Manufacturers and Dealers.

Philadelphia, August 14,'47-iO-lm

THE GRE.VT RBM3D HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC:

A safe and sure cure for CHILLS or AGUE a«4 FEVER, IN the unprecedented short tinu of Five Heart—as thousands throughout the West amd South can testify, who have been (hue rptfdily curt# 6jMA

Great Remedy. one who is afflicted, should be anxious 10

PJVERY

obtain THAT remedy which offers the best, quickest, and safest cure.no mailer from what source it springs every honest man being BOUND IOEMBRACS the truth, wherever found. Therefore, the proprietor, injustice to the public and himself, feels called upon to state, HONESTLY, a few facts, which will eatabiiah HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC 10 he theeat remedy for CHILLS or AGUE and FEVER, now known. Fact Iff—the article is convenient snd pleasant to tike —is refined Irom all gross particles, which render other preparation so muddy, nauseous, and disagreeable to the taste and if the directionsare followed, will cure everv case, with mathematical certainty, in Irom threS 10 five hours. Astonishing '. but true. Fact 2nd—

By its action upon the liver and other organs concerned in forming it. the bile is regulated, the morbid action induced by the cause of the disease is destroy*!—lever alloyed—and it will be found a powerful agent in assisting to remove fevers generally. Fact 3*/—It gives tone to the stomsch—invigorates the body—stimulates all the functions to a healthy net ion—and is highly useful wherever tonics are wonted- Fact 4th—This Tonic has performed snd is daily performing, cures in CHILLS or AGUE and FEVER, without a parallel in medicine. Witness a single botile making a cure in a cafe of TEN YEARS standing another in a case of NINE YEARS standing—to cure which bad previously baffled all skill, and every remedy. Look at the many oiher astonishing cures set forth in the certificates sronnd the bottle, and then say. if HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC does not deservedly stand, pre eminently the greatest remedy of the times. Read the certificates carefully they are from your neighbors and friends—and whenever you meet with one of '.hem—to ascertain the truth—don't fail toasi them concerning it. Be sure to ask for HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC, and as you value your health, don't be put off with anything else

Prepared and sold by Gao. VV. HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn. Price $1 per bottle.

PILES.

HOUSE'S

PILE OINTMENT

Mav 29. '47-39-6m

WEnow

FLOI'R

eith

POTWIN & HATHORN.

INDIA CHOLAGOG UE IN THE CURE OK Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Liver

:sa

Nov. 11A 1843-10-tf

most valusble,

safe ond certain cure for PILES. \j~T See certificates around the bottle. Prepared by GEO. W. IIOCSK, Nashville, Tenn. Price fl per bottle0^" The above valuable medicines may be had from

JAMES JOHNSTON, CUNINGHAM & WARREN, Druggists. Terre Haute, Ind. And, upon inquiry, may be found in every town and villuge, and from numerous country agents, throughout the West and South.

CUEAP BOOT

&SH0E STORE.

Wholesale

and

Retail.

The undersigned having ju»t received and are opening a laree and splendid assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES which linve been eelected with care and will be found to be one of '.he best "elected assortments of BOOTS AND SHOES ever offered in this market.

FARMERS wishing to supply their FAMH.irs w:tha good.substantial, warranted article, will find it totheir advantage to call and examine our slock before purchasing.

We have Men's. Boys. Youths, Women's. Misws, and Childrens Boots and Shoes n{ every varieiy. price, style nnd pattern Men's and Women's Gum Ehistic, Buffalo, and Fur bound Overshoes.— Also, a well assorted lot of findings of all descriptions. Bindings, nings.&c.. for sale tothe Manufacturer-

ICT You will find us one door West of Mr. Freeman's well known establishment on Lornst Corner. COLLINS & MURRAY.

Terre-Haute, Nov. 15-1845-11-tf

To the Public.

THE

Foundry business will hereafter heconducted the two surviving jmrtners. nnder lie name ol J. S. Wallace & Co., in Terre-Hnuie. where nil orders for CASTINGS wi!i be thankfully meived. and promptlyattended to. Ploughs.FanningMills.Thrashing Machines, Horse-power Bnrk Mil's. Fan Irons. Smoothing Irons. Fire Dogs, Wncon Boxe?. Plough Points, Lnndsides. tic- Also. Wrought Mill Irons made toerder: Steam Engines, Turning in Iron, and Finishing executed.pronipil v.

S\ WALLACE & CO.

TIIE GRAEFfiNBERG

VEGETABLE PILLS.

Twenty Thousnnd Boxes soltl each nnd every week.

& A E

THE GRAEFENBERG CDMPANY Hereby givi notice, that their General Agent for the State of Indiana, is

MHOS®® SISA'TOM,

CENTREVILLE.

THE

Genernl Agent is fully prepared to appoint suS-Agents wherever there is no branch of the Company either on personal application or by mail, postpaid. The rapid sale of these celebrated pill*, and the extraordinary curcs they are constantly effecting, render them, by far, the moat popular pill ol the age. An Agency will consequently be very valuable.

The Graefenberg Pillssre inconceivably superior to any ever before discovered. In all biliou* complaints in genera! derangement of t..e system: in nil disorders which re9ult from a bad stateof the blood, these pills area sovereign remedy.

In the class of disessca called chronic, the Graefenberg Pills achieve their highest triumphs Here they defvall competition. Entering within the hidden recesses of tbe system, they qnietly but surely purify the blood, root out disease, and give tone and vigor to the body. CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED By these flits, in cases where every other means hsd utterly failed. The most abundant proof of this could be given, but a trial of one box will convince tl» patient. They can be ordered and sent by msil.st trifling expense. The price is 25 cents a box Where two dollars worth are ordered and the money remitted, the Company will pay the postage on the Pills. Remittances at the Company's risk. Wherever there is no Agency of the Company thev csn be ordered by mail-

These Pills sre taking the place of sll others, and no sick person should be without them. ALL BILIOrS COMPLAINTS,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA. FEVER AND AGf'E. HEADACHE. JAUNDICE. LIV-

ER COMPLAINTS. RHEUMATISM. ALLSTOMACH COMPLAINTS. GREEN SICKNESS. ETCETERA, yield at once to these Pills. They parge awajr offensive humors, arrest the progress of disesse, and st the same time restore tone snd vigor to the system. In casta of general derangement of the health, they are SOVEREIGN.

By iheir use. tbe wesk will become strong the pale and billions complexion be restored to perfectly fresh snd healthy color all the bad ay mptons wilt one by one disappesr.

In short, these Pilfi sr# an Inconceivable advance upon any other medicine ever before offered to the public. A trial will satisfy sny one of tbia.

SJ" Agent for Terrs Haute, msy 83ft-8m

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PROTECTION

I N S A N E O A N OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. (Estubiishnl in 1325. Capital $150,000.)

IOI1N F. CRUFT, Agent of the above well known Companv. will issue policies, on all kinds of Fire and Cargo risks, on thu most liberal terms. ^Terre Haute. September 5. 1846-1-y.

Great Restorative Remedy. DR. EASTMAN'S FLIIIIS or IIEAI/I II.

MFTEEN vcare' experience, together with the testimony of thousands who have te.'iiized its power over disease, lias proven this medicine to be the mo«t valuable Vegetable Compound in the known world, for tbe cure of the following symptoms and complninte, viz: Dyrpeppia. liver affection*, nervous diseases, sick beau nclie, bilious habits. Jaundice, bilious dinrriven, lops of appetite, debilitv or weakness, pains and giddiness in the head, palpitation of the heart, pains in the side, biomach or shoulders, langotir. shonnera of breniff," sour stomach, water brash, or rpitiing of lood nausea or sick stomach, oppresion from food, heart burn, melancholy, disturbed or unrefreshing sleep, unpleasant taste in Ilie mouth, furred tnngf. costiveness, tfce.

E Webb. Circleville. Ohin. E Gillis. Ogdansburgh. N. Y. S Stearns, Troy. N. Y. E Bingham. Porter. 0. (». W. Arthur, WelksvilU, O. Sam'l. Barker, McCnnnel»ville, O. Drs. Harden &. McClure, Lawrencc. Mo.

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undersigned having formed a co-partnership with 'ameaGrover, and opened a naw set of books, he is very anxious to elose op his old books and to collect what he haa outstanding. Now »a the time to pay, and thoaa having unsettled accounts or anpaid notes will do him a great favor by calling at •or new store, on tbe first corner north of tbe Eagle Foundry, and settling up.

J«n 1847-ia-tf JOSEPH GROVER-

FEW beautiful patterns of Cashmere Robes will be found at F. NIPPERT St Co. November 14-1846-11 -t

BARRELS of Good Mackerel. No. for aale at Nor, 14-184e-II-tf F. NIPPERT A Co.

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nil ol which the Elixir of Health, may be relied upou as a safe, certain and speedy cure. As a preventive lo iiisense, the Elixir of Health bos not us equal in the world, ond is especially recommended to persons residing in sickly localities. Hy its timely use von will find it a sure preventive to ague nnd fever, bilious fevers, ond all other diseases pepecu I in to low. flat .ir mnrsiiv countries. It has stood the test for fifteen years, nnd its increasing popularity and usefulness together with the concurring testimony of rnanv eminent physicians, and other respectnble citizens throughout tbe whole country ought to boa sulficieut guarantee to every one afflicted wiih the foregoing complaints. Thousands of certificates might be given to prove that the Elixir ol Health isn medicine of more than ordinary merit. The certificates ol somp of the most respectable physicians of the country are given, deeming others unnecessary.

See that each wrapper has the written signature of "H EASTMAN" upon it, none oilier can he genuine. We the undersigned have been in the habit of prescribing ond using in our practice for several years. Dr. Eastman'a Elixir of HraUh prepared by him at Znnesvilie. Ohio, and buve found it a valuable remedy in all those cases for which it is recommended. It has aeldoin disappointed our expectation: we can then-fore, with confidence rccommend it lo the afflicted, considering it worthy of the confidcncc of the public.

WOOD KING, Agents.

April 17. 1847-S3-ly Terre Haute, la.

NEW ARRArtGEi?IE\T.

F. undersigned formed a co-partnership on the 7tb day of September last, asd have removed their Store to their New Building, on the first corner north of the Eagle Foundry where they have a good assortI msnt of I Moves, Preminm Plowa, road# of Steel:

IMPROVED CAREY PLOWS. OF WROUGHT IRON AND STEEL, and

CAST IROJI PLOWSOIall

sfzra Hollow-ware, Wng-

on-boxes. Andirons, Sugar itsttles, &AS. and are prepsred to manufacture every description of castings at

the shortest not ice and in the best style. O* As we employ about 15 hands (most of whom have families,) we wish to purchase every description, of marketing, grain, &c.

J. & J. GROVER*

Terre Haute, January 2.1847-18—tf

Farmers and

terested.others

undersigned, thsnkfal for the very liberal patronage he has received from the public, snd anxioos to merit and receive farther favors in bis line of business, would ssy that he is still manufacturing Wsgone, Carts, Dravsand all kinds of heavy vehicles at short notice, snd of the very beet materials the country csn furnish—both Timber and Iron—and his workmanship where known will speak for itself, and as it ts the way he mskea his living he csnnot afford to do bad work andusebsd materials If he were a merchant, and could get work made ap for Calicoes and Ribbons, without any hard knocks of his own. and coald use puddla iron, such work could be sold cheap, snd if such work be wanted (these hard timea,) he can make and sell wagons at sixty dollars. Hit painting is not done in a gaady style, (to draw the attention from a close inspection ofpsrts more vital to a good article.) but plain snd of the beat red lead or sny other plain colour that may be wanted. He uses none but Shoenburger's best Janiata iron and if bis or some ether good maker's name is not foand stamped en :hi tire and other parts beware of it. He warrants hie wagons, materials, and workmanship, for two years, bat not being a merchant wagon-maker, be la not prepared to barter off his work, but will gite every facility he can to his friends, at hie old stand (a littl* east of the twqrspianing wheels.)

J. M. RANDOM.

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