The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1847 — Page 4

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(SOIXO TO BED, IN MISSOURI* The storv of Judge Dougln* Ivia sugfjetlfid lo the Si. L*UW Roveill*, the following adventure of a Miwouri po'iiician

The *-g«ntl«rmn nf lUinois" is nol the only gentlemm w!»oe le»s have led hi-n into em-barras-tmKnt. political friend of oars, e* quallv hnppv in manners if not in his pirty, among the Missouri constituency, found hunwslf. while canvassing last summer, f'»r Congress. in mor« p«rp,'exing predicament than the Illinois Juice.

Ther« is spot in south wes'ern pnrt of this Scite known ns the Ftery Fork of llonev Run," in which plico reside no extremely ho*pit«b!e family, whose m»n«ton. comprising only one apartment, is renowned for being never shut agtinst the traveller. The venerable host and hostess, in their one apartment, munllv enjoy the society of two sons, four daughters, sundry dogs and "niggers," anJ as nvwiy todgtrs as rrnv deem at prudent to risk the aomowhat equivocal allotment of steeping partners. On the nig it in question, our fi i**nd, after a hearty supper hain and e^s, feh himself very we.uv. wishing to he in the b-?d pointed out to him u) old lody, though the mosquitoes were trumping all sorts of wraih, and no net appeared to

Inr them. Tr.e dog. fling th*m«el«« on the fl .or the "nigger*" siuck tl.eir feet the yet warm ashes the old tmn strippeo ««once, nnd '•tamed in." and the sons cival.erly Mlowed his exirr.pl.", leaving the old woman, "puis'' nnd "stranger." to settle any question of delicacy thtit migh arise.

The candidate ynwned, looked at hH bed, went to the door, looked at the daughters then seated himself upon the "downy." and puled off his coit —he folded his co:it-he yawned he whistled—an then I called the old lady's attention lo the fact that it would never do to sleep \n his muddy trowsers—he undm iiis vest—whistled agiin— when, suddenly, nn idea of her lodger's possible embarrassment seemed to II tslt on the old woman, and she cried— "(J ils, just turn your backs round nl the stranger gits into b»d.M

Ttie bucks were turned, and the stranger did get into bod "in less ih^n no time, whan the hostess ngain spoke. reckon, stranger, us v^u ftin used to us, you'd better kiver up till the gals undress

es. Ind'ut \ou Bv litis time our friend's sleepv fit waso ver, and though he did '-kiver up." as desired, somehow or other, the o'd counterpane was cqu'Hy kiod in hiding his blushes, nnd favoring his s!v glances, ne njmphs were so HI s'ored tuvav, for there were no bustles to unhitch nf,r corsets to unl tee. when th**ir nnmma evidently anxious not to smother her gu^st. considerately relieved him. "You cap unkiver now,stranger I married folks, und you ain't afeurd of ine, I reckon

The sinngf*r Inppened lo be "married folks" himself he uukivered. nnd turned his back with true connubial indifference, ns far ns the old lidy was concerned, but. with regird to the "gals," he declares that his hilf* raised curiosity in«pired the most tormenting dreams of merunids that he ever experienced.

A M-W VIL AG KM'.

Much lias been sung nnd siid of the sagacity of the canine specics, ond of iho nmtiy useful service® they Inve been made to perform for mm but until lately wo had never heard of nny of them being pressed into the service of tho tnail nnd nvtdtf to act ns a sort of despatch post. This »s heon accomplished, however, by a very respectable gentleman and farmer living on one nf the m^ny rivers which empty into our noble «y. This gemlem-in rf.idw l^t«ncei from «n.v post town, nnd IS fond of luvtng the current

the dnv. hut for a long lime he found

news it somewhat difficult to gratify his inclination in this re*p*ct. He has, however, hit upon the fo'lowing expedient, by which he obtains jiis desires. A steamboat, which leaves our city several times during each week, pisses nlong the river within about a mile ol the olioro on which his residence situated. As the boat pnsen up the rirer he mny he seen on the hank with noble Newfoundland dog ot his side. At a given signal the dog plun ges into the water and inakcs his way rapidly to the boat as he nears it a bladJ r, containing the daily papers of our city, is thrown out, which the dog immediately seizes, nnd with a faithfulness and despatch which would •ervo as an example to many of the Govein mont mni! agents makes his way back to the shore and deposites his mail bag at his mas ter's feet. S well nccustomed has the dog becoire to this fcervice thai when the mail fail#, and no bag is thrown to him from the boat, he shows bit evident sappoin'ment and unwillingness to return without it.—Hall.

TIJK WAR—Waste

of human Life

—Of #11

the incidents which gt to illustrate th« hor rors of war, we have wren none which pre sents them to the mind in more striking nnd powerful manner tbsn the pre«*nt comhtiun of the South Carolina regimented" Vwluuteers. They left their homes six months ago about 800 strong. Of ihi* numWr 140 died at V.-ra Cru* nr on the m*rel» to Pueuhs, 360 were left sick in the various hospital. Alw*it 272 were in* condition to fight in the late battle, nnd of that number 1S7 (including th*irg«il loot Colonel. PJcret M. Better) ri»re k»rfM or wounded, lea?inf a nwsgro remnant of l35v moiety of whom may tet perhap* fall in

battle or pemb by diseais before the nar thafi terminate. What a contrast will the return home of ihis shattered eorp» present to the*'pride, pomf»»and circumstance" whiehat tended tbeif enlwtment and parturs for the •eat ol war—Rickwmd

Wuig,

•Tn* ELKnttAN't'' ix DAJtsKf.—The Cincinnati Timet is rcsjKi»ib!« fur the following

•tory: An old gentleman from tint emm!rr who* von has *»»lunteered in Captain Broug!i'*Cwn* panT of Roogh nnd Roidy Cadet*, w»« explainina to one'ofour citrons yrsterd »v »N» ndmtrablo qtitluies las son peww-wwrd for •oldter. 1h «'d wan, bavin] ie«|l tiws call of the gallant captain for patriae mon who wished to*see the elephant,'* tniwtk* cd «Whjr, sir, mmt nfcwrd of son *«ttt—lw*« perfectly desperate, nnJ ««. I he ennws nerwrt iliat eieph-iot I woo'dn'i 4«r ifh« killed it. It"* just Mt« ht«n.*

VALT* nr CATS —Cats Wire *n*w TATAR, it scent*. «fwr all. A gentleman »n flanorer county, Vtrpinis, J*si psxered into *h* tmrH speeu'ntion of ratting Waek «*»a, n«d h** a a a in which he has slacked with these animals The oi'jeci ts to rtise them for their for,

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A N N O E A E

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM VLLB BIM|H»*XI MMW-

$tit0 Bank and Branchca Ohio Life Ins. and Truat Co. Lafayeue. Commercial and Franklin bks» Mechanics' and Traders', Bunk ol.Massipon,

Circleville,(old)r Wooster, '"M

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Xenia.

•l Sandusky, y?': Geauga, Norwalk,

Zinesville. Steubenville,old bank Marietta, i\It. PKasant, St. Clairsville,' New Lisbon. ,* Divto.a, \V»»tern Reserve

Clinton Bink olColumbus Kranklin B.tnk ofColumbua, I^auc-nsitir, Ohio. Bink, Chilicothe, *. Hamilton, Commercial Biink of Scioto,' Bank of Cleveland, Citmmereial BankofLake Erie Miami Kxpurting Co. .n I'rbann Bink, Oranvilie. Weal Union,-' ,, Stcubenville, nt Irfibaoon, Mian»i«Hiir$»h, ,, Circleville, new

N-wYork, ruilad-lpbia. The aboveratesare predtcatedupon specie.

Preserve ami beautify the hair by using

Cxoitiglon, Tuesday p. Tbursdavsand Saturdays, 6 a Craxatoductile. Mondays and Fridays, 5 A fUnomivzton, Mondaysand Fridays, 5 A fh"fxifb-irg, Saturdays, al 6

(Jttrlule. Tnursitays. N All inailsclose,at precisely 8 o'clock w. Apl. 1, 1847-19-tf nniirsn.

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XWUTWE'S

Bit.M OF COLUMBIA, winch immediately stops the bnir Irom falling out. and restores it when bald. PEASE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT or HOAKHOVND CANPY. -For the care of Coughs. CoHls, Irritation of the Throit,Croup. Whopping Counh, Asthma, Palpitation of the Heart. &c., and all diseases U&djng to con-^

sumption •'.*I Formed by a combination of 23 different ingredients, all celebrated for the cafe of Cou«hs and Colds, and being so amalgamated in Pease's Compound Extract of fioarhnund Candy as to produce the benefit ol tl«cs whole in one compound.

THOSE SUFFERIXA WITH TUE PII.ES—WO Tre fre quently surprised that so many suffer wish this com plaint, when H:iy's L:niment will eflectually cure the

distresses mala

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O" For sale Wholesale and Hetail by WOOD & KINO_J

ABfitVAI.S & DEPARTURES

®F THIS M-AHILSJ

AT AND FROM

TERUR HAUTE, INDA.,

ARRIVALS.

Ht. Lou'ttt. M'.. Daily, at Indianapclit. Daily, at 12 at nightSrri*gfield //^Tuesdays.ThursdaysandSatnr. 6 TWmwm,Mondays,Wednesdaysandhriday?,11 Coeivton. Tuesdavs.TliursdayBandSaturdays, Craajordfcille.Tuesday5and Saturdays, Bloomingtony Tuesdays and Saturdays, UirroljJmrg. Fridays, at Carlisle, Wednesdays.

1 te,n»,..H,now

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5 dis 3 dis 25 (iis fiOriis 50 dis no sile do do do do

RentutKr.

All solvent Banks, -i P01" I SitWana. .. State Bank arid Branrhe*. Par

Vfvflfala

R^?tern »ilvtni Banks, P'r Wheeling,

Philadelpbia City, Pittstuirgh, Biiltim«re. Maryland,

Eastern Banfta.

New York ettv. cottntrjr, New Enclnod, V* 1 ,.^v Pennnvlvania.

1 pre par par 1 dis I pro pr»r pra 2 dis

GjritKWBt-SeW"'# raitt.

WEW STORE

West «idc Public Sqiinn

f* 1*

4 RF. jn*t oj«n!n!i a complcto assortment of A DRY GOODS. GnOCURIES.

UAIWWARE. QUERNS WARS. SOOTS if SHOES,

FAS ffiO tf A BE JIATS.l&c-

Which they are prepared 10 sell for cash chenpe/iaa iba^bsapest, or exchange for all kinds of proclui Call and see.

Twrc Hante, March 27-l847-30-if.

1SEW WLL DHY GOO^

a $

NO. 11 PEARL STREKT, CI IN S A1 E now in receipt of larjre and weljwoned stock of new Fall and Winter Dry te' N' chased at early and reduced prices, and are *,uf" on such terms as cannot lail to satisfy Co?*1 '"c** chants with tlus market.

We resp«:tfaily tolwit oar old eostomers^ w«|. em Merchant* trrt^raMy to rjtamina ourpc* this Fall as it will lieoniwttalljr large, compi"!: ''f'T variety and style of Foreignaad America!?? uoeas adip'fd to Western trade.

Aofiaft l4.'47»5S-tl PRESENT RATE-? FOR HXCtlANGlf FLOUR FOR WIIKA't".

W1I.1. eve 33 pounds superfine for for ode bushel good Wheat-St tb«

One word of to Farmer*: J™ warn to»LFio»f, four II A**!." A letrellause. Jaooary 8.1917-Tg-tr

For Sale.

fltHF.North east quarteroj fec'ionjn»»er twenty .« five Town twelve North olpnfe tttimber

trn Wrti roniammt one bondnd am«Thi# land wasted near Benneu^ Crwk Towasbil^aboat *.I^|T£! It a tract ot land. .nd wall t^a^y and talwblf**t.

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QCT RN E«,SICK I.r* A J1" l^t ijH«Bi*ei«»rrsat the tfiVKK. Terre llawte.

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BLABKEI3 KaoawM «^«s» iwived

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T!IEC^»NIPPKUT

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1IPPERT &

Terr* Ha»»*. A^r 18,^

May li, 1847-37—»-l

So hishiy prised anil valued as a curc for all disease of the Liver, Jauudici, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Hjibi1u.1l Coativrne*s. listeria, nnd Impurity ol the Blood A lull sttiudv kety constantly 011 ham', and lor sale by

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M«y 5lJ,'47-9Jhfim WOUl) & KING_

Saddle liai'iietifi

J. lit. HAGSR, S conductingllie above business in all its brnnclu-s. on Nationa} Road Street, a few doors from the du, where he would be clad to see all id article in the above lino, cheap lor cash or trade. UP

August 15, fJ546—SO-tf**

LIBF.RAl

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DEPARTURES.

ai. Daily, at Indianapolit Daily, at

Tuesdays,

Thursdaysandbaturdays.

May 25, 1847-39-ly D. CRISIIEl?.

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT THE MITIRFSN STORE:?.

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Goods of Merchnnis. Terre-Hutite, IVJay tft, 1847-37—r^

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rfveTOR AND GHNE!'Afi

COM^SSION MKKCHANT, ^5 NI:W i.rvi N,

•IV/r Orleans, Ta.

ndv.iiices made in catli upon consign

ineiits (f Produce. -:.t _J un£ 12^7-4 t-n3. ..

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ESI1AB1 ISTNCI)TT

Clocl^VValclicsi aii|l Jcwciry.

WE ACE IN rrCKTPl OF [j

A 1 I S

Viz: White Lead, in oil and dry Red Lead Vehilinn Red Chtnmcs: Spanish Brown Whiting: liimp Black Spirits Turpentine Prussian Blue PurisGreen Vermillion Bron** Gold Lraf Verdigris, &c.

TAINT II TSI1KS A great variety. OILS Tanners. Linseed, Lard, Sperm and Castor.

DYES, &C.

Madder. Indigo. Fustic, Logwood, Nicwood, Cam wood. Bine Vitrol Alum. Copperas. Brimstone. Lar Dye, Extract Logwood, .Muriatic, Sulphuric aml ls'itrie Acids, &c. Window Glass—Various sizes and superior quality.

GLASSWARE.

Jars, Tineiures. Buttlct«, Flasks. Vials, &c. VARMSIIKS, &C.—Copal No 1 and 2. Gucli. Japan and Black, Glue, Sand Paper, Gum Copal, &c.

NI E IN 1

inert, and are now offered at Wholesale, on t|e woat sdvaniagew

("ill be recrfvlne ndditional supplies lor »ome ^evk«. #r Feaihersl Tow Cloth, Beeswax, Ginseng. Oram, Flaxseed, Ragl, Bacop, kc., reocjved as CsJih lor

"WABASH STORE."—NEW AN1) CHEAP GOODS

—, ^tsrtSKv. ih ... -.•—«—v—i...... .. 'I— E are fiW opting beautlAil stock of fresh SprinyGoods, just purchased in the city of N. York twU^t

French nnd other JAtwns,

f** mw^mw

TH sub5eri')?rffls just opined the best assort men t'ol Clock*) Vt'nU-hcs and jewelry,

ever offered in Tt rre Haute Such lis (Sold nnd Silver I'uteri' Iji-vei. Lepine. Duplex.Vertical.'Horizon. tal.andVerae wnichi sjpuld Uuard anil FidiChains hint Keys (i.ild,

StonWnd Cammia Set Pins of every et vie nnd variety Plaiiy*old nnd Set Fmser and F.ar Rings Gold and SilvelPens nnt Peneils Go'd and Stiver Spectacles, nnd othernrticlca in the line, which will be sold at city jices, anii warranted genuine.

The highest prtces paid for r.hl Gold atid SHrtr. S. R. FRL-:ivMAN. .—Clocks, Watchcs and Jewelry carelully re 'I and warranted.

Store livxt door lo Lucien Lemon's on the cast if the Publie Square. rre-ilaute, May i5, M7-37-tf S R. F.

LATE ARRIVALS. WATCHES, JLWELRY & FANCY GOODS,

THE undercigned begs leave to call the attention ol Iiis friends and lite public generally, to his late importations, which enibrn* cvf a splendid stock Of JEWEL* KYami FANCY GOODS, which he will sell as low as can be had in the Western States

His stock embraces Ladies' Hrenst Pins, Gentlemen's I'ins

old Studa, Ear Rings. Bracelet Clasps, Hearts •osses. Guard Slides. Finger Rings. Gold and Guard Key's. Gold and Silver WATCHESand ncils. Silver Arrows and Slides, for head dresses. SilrSpoonsand Thimbles. Miniature Cases, cheap ^teel rfg Clasps. Spectacles. Gold and S:eel Pens. &c..'and great variety of artieles which cannot he enumerated. "1 N. II. Watches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired in a ^superior mann«r I am also provided with machinery Tto rt-place anv, part of a 'vatch that may be worn out Tor broken rnua! to the original.

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Sulphate Quinine. Morphine, Iodine, Hydriodatt Pot ash, .Mercnfiais, See. MEDICIM'.S A fresh and complete assortment

(JUOCRUItfS, &C.

Crushed and Havanns ?tignr*, Siar nnd Sp^rm Caddies. Symjw. Olive. Oil. choice Toliacco, 5nnfT and Ot gars, vanettr of Spiel's, cho'co Teas, Collie—Pure Wines and Brandies, Salrratns. rnstile n«l Fnney Sonp*, Ac. WRAPPING LKTTKU AMH"AP VTIMt.

J17" A full as^ffrtrtnt of hmtrumend, Ptt/nmrry. Fancy ArticUr, Fmitnl Mediei***, ,f WOOD KINO.

Mar 23. 1847-3S-)Y, Dmggis'S

DICKEY, DOYLE & DICKEY'S,

DAILY LINK OF NEW AND SPLENDID

PACKET BOATS RUNNINGand

i*CBf*t««. ind to ii»€Juncu.'it oi

WaHasti Krie sail ,\J lanii CanaU Tlieifw etionecuna: Wttli Uf?te fi. |Jieli«» VdaiSy line of lark rts from Cincinnati to Tded, rarrutij the U. S, mail

I#av« l^ttayrt'e at loi o'el«»ck. A. tterr «!«r— rnnntna itiroajh to 1'oledo in 60 boars, and to Ctnrtonait in 84 ln«WS

Pawn errs from St, L^njsaerosa lo Lafayette. lad., ran iltcre «ak« a jwekrt bo.t to To!rio and no defeuttmi eaesrd by changing Irow »l*Er to hoat This H»ai« »the dM«rtr». cleat**'- h»*t and m«st expeditious for pemms Ttsttin# the easttin The t««ai» coaarrt at TitSedo with the first claststeainers tar K«8alo, Detroit aad Cojeaeo

Fare, to Toledo $7 to Cincinnati flO-intlading board. For fns»f« app'r »»the CaptaMSOtt floard. or a rite on the Basoo ai tbe bead of Wsbasb street, Lafayette.

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pa«siii«t aadflr} iht ssdastolnd o#Uw

NIPPERT A MOLITOR,

iS*ct***** fe Xtffirr1& Vm

PPM.KRS IN r«Y GOODS, CJRHCKRIF2*. 11. K1)WA K. QtJ FA'SWA l«JOm SHOE?. IIAT?. CAP? Ar Ar.,

i« Ink Stu

s-vV v*« Jjp Uieiktiu-a,!

JfcSAROKN

\IM.1C H87 S »rw l4»rf P."»T

snarUiter I,'® ft. HATHORN.

RAS Ls t4 Good S\ Nor, 14-lMS-ll-tf

pnSpli

frtl. No 1 tor a»k at IF. NIPfERT A Co

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iE at'*"rsare eon***"'!? addit to tb .i. which at all -i-es be emftpSeie. and «|I! asr r*rry Hfort 10fire satffiCacrtoo j« tbsaa wbo may iavsr them wHb a oil.

NIPPERT & MOLITOR.

th' it7-^'T

I\OTES

Wtthuk Courier Of ce.

PiflNTS, SIIAWIS, LACES, RIRBOX,

t*U" I Flowrrs, lloiiiict*, &c., &e. Which are offered at retail at fair prices. Our stock ta purchased by one of the partners who lias been familliar with the eastern markets for the last twenty yeas*, and laid tn 00 the most adtrantags^e^^w^l be sold at alhintcsat the most reasonable price* i»f ti '"A monc onr Goods will bo found a I moat everr MUcle in Pry Goods, tisirilly csUed for-

ALSO-Carpettinir and Matiinn fur, Leghstn and Palm b-nf lints, Plie.f Hardware, Nails, ^y.'hesand Snathes. Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery a»d Glas#w»re, leather, iVc., &«?, ny All kinds of produce. Tow nnd Linen Cloth, &.C &.c taken lor goods »]erre-Ilaute.

JUST

May 8th, 1847-36-'.f.

jar tale at Ikt

iia terms, T''0)'

POTWlPf A IIATIIOI1V.

I A O A O

•],. IN TUB CURB OF Ftter and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Ilrmitirnt Feverr, Liver

Complaint, Jiittfdice,

Enlargement 0/ the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen ond all the various forms of Bilious Dttease* For ile l»y

Mnv 29. 1847-39-lf WOOD A KING

lCti.UOV.ttj.

THE CLOTHING STORE

FORMERf.Y K.VOW.V AS TOK ESTABLISHMENT OF

I. W. SOIJIIER & CO.,

|_1 AH lii-en remnved to the Locust Corner, next door 1.x to Cook Sc .Son, where tin- u'ual variety of

CLOTHING

-1 still kept up A fnsh stock of new and handsome 'prinjr Clothms just received «pr 24—34.f CORN WELL (f- PALMKR.

N H. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for 'lothing.

To Physicians.

NADULTER AYKl) Sulpimte Quiuine Sulpliiite Morphine Precipitate F.xtract Cark Ilv'lraji Cum Creta. Chlorate Potassa F^xtraci Colocynth 'i'urkey Opium: London Blue Mass English and American Calomel Pure African Capsicum Fresh Ground Slippery Elm." Received ihisdavat October 31-1846-9-tf WOOD &. KING'S.

JAMES G. HARDY, Fot tvartUug and 'ommission

E A N

All property consigned to him for sale,shall be sold strict accordance with instructions Cash piid at ill times for shipping Furs and Peltries also, Wheat, orn, Rvc. Oais, Barley, C-lover Seed. Timothy Seed, I'iour. Beeswax, Ginseng. Feathers, &c.

Coving:oo, June 12. 18|7-4l-m4

WOOD & ICING,

V*,t DEALERS IS

m-rnja, iHrttfrftirs, $ct., See. TURKU IIAUTK. IND.,

HAVE

on hand a large and extensive stock of articles in the Drug line, to which they are con--uuiily making additions, and offer inem for cash, at ihe lowest market prices. Country merchants and phvticianaorders solicited.

Scrupulous oticniiuti paid to the qualities and purity dicines. Mny 1. I847-3MI.

if Mcdicines

SCflOOL BOOKS.

rrMIB

suhscrit»er has just received from the cast, 1. large assortment ol School Books, such ns ire now 111 ccneral useiu the West Also.

BLANK BOOKS, WRITING AND LETTER PAPER. ALMANACS, ^c.. «Iiieh lie olTers at Wlnil«*ale and Retail very cheap i»r Cash, or in exchanee for Paper Rues ai the high* -PI market price. 0I\0 W CROSBY fry~ A superior article of Fresh Ground Flour" can ilways be had of G. W. Crosby.

September 19, lM6-3-if

E W S W

rt. R. SMITH, I). D. s,.

nroop

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POTWIJT IIATilOnN.

LASTS! LASTS!

received a large and spilendid assortment of hisliionahle Lists diretu from the manufactory, Men's. Women's, Boys, Misses and Chi Id.-ens, also a setts ol boot trees, crimps. Ae a splendid article tor sale h* C-OLMNS &. MUUKAY-

Turre Haute, July 2d 184#—44—if

ri-ont

11/I Y' New Mill is now in full operation, and I am i'.L prepared to sell a superior article of Fi.ot's eith 111 Inrpo or small lots ihore wisltine to purchase ,'oo«l Flour, will do well to give it a trul.

January 2-l8t7-1S-t E. W. SMITH.

PA It ICR MILLS.

TE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR

A SUPERIOR article—a constant supplv will he |A. kepi nu hand. Thosa wanting something extra arc requested to try it 1 rOTWIN & IIATHORN.

COV1VCTON, INDIANA.

S now prepared to receive and forward all property entrusted to Iiis charge, having the large and commodious Warehouse on the Canal, built by Joseph lonn, Esq.

Packet and Line boats have commenced mnninsr to this point, and he hopes from a knowledge of the business, and by pavinc prompt attention to all order." and communications addressed lo him, to receive 0 share of public patronage-

STILL continues at his old stand and is reedy at all limce lowitit OH cusrotnera.

N B. As I have but one PRICE lor my work, and have

opay the cash 111 advance tor my stock, after thisdite 11 cretin will be given for operations unless it is by previous arrangement.

April 17. 1847 -33—tf

ATT NT ION FA* F.

rpHE fubscriSer has now a general assortmeni of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting ot Pry G.jods, irOrertes. yueensware. Boots. Shoes, Vc &c all of rhich will beaold al the lowest rates either far cash

PiOduM Store on National Road St of^wsite A-

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January 5-184?-1«-tf

Janaary 2-1847-18-tf

E- VV. SMITH

FARMEVS LOOK HERE.'

Present Price nf Wlie.il 50

WISfl to piceHa«e 5,000 R|?t*liel.K coon U* II BAT* 10.000 IHMIKI.1 fORX. 1,000 n.otll BthltKLS !el»*iT*-tf at ntr new Mill t# Tttrt Hanfe for which tilt nrUoawi# will Iw paid. £. W. &}111

Sundries*

me*\u Be«*» Oil. fhrtem Oil. Kte Water. MulTiiti'f: SaMitnsiW'a ami 1^*-'* Pills, Shoe Blacking, or seile br ft»e gross, W

May 21, ISfT^S-Iy WOOD ife KING'S.

Vermifuge, Ac., &c.

1 |i GROSS Fahoestock's Vfrmitnge. 10 gross Canadian do 40 tiirsrtt SmiihTs Tonic Syrop.

F«mle ai Proprifior's price*. Mty» !84T-»-ly WOOD A KIVG.

CASK very fine OLD BKA^I)V*jast retired per steantrr DUItfence and (or sale by tpt 11 33tol BIGGS & 8ARGENT

TUE PITK,\T ITEMBB I! ,-W

HOUSED INDI-W th^lC: A tafe and sure cure for CHIfJJS or AGUE *nd FEVER, in the nnprttedrulei short time of Five

Jlvu.'s—fii thousand* throughout the Wetl and South can testify, who have been that fpetdily dftred by this Great itemedy.

VERY one who is afflicted, should be anxious to obtain THAT remedy which offers the'best, quick* (SI, aijd eaiesi core, no mat'.tr lroni wliat source it springi) every hooest man beiag BOC.vD to EMBRACE liie truth, wherever found. Theretore. tbe proprietor, in justice to the public sod himself, feels called upon tos ntf, ito.irsTi.y. a few fir's. wlii«!i will establ«h II01!»I.»S I\ 1)1 AN TONIC to be tbe best remedv for CHILLS or AGUE and FEV'BR..now known. Fact IM—tbe article isconveniin and pleaamt to take —is rt-finetl Irom all gr.o«s particles, which render other preparation so muddy, nauseous, aoc disagrees-le to the taste and tl ihe directionsare followed, will cure

everv ease, with mathematical certainty, in from thrte to five hours Astonishing but true Fact 2nd— By iisaoioo upon the liver and other organs concerned in lorming it. the bile is regulated, the morbid action imlured by the cause of the disease is destroye-l—lever allayed—anil it will be found a powerful aeent in assisting to remove fevers generally Fact 3^ —It gives tone to the stomach-invigorates the hody-»Btimnla'ts all the. functions to a healthy action—and is highly useful wherever tonics are warned. Fart 4th This Tonic has performed and is daily performing, cures in CHILLS or AGUE ond FEVER, without a parallel in medicine. Wn«ifs#a tingle bocle making a cure ina case of TEN YEARS standing another in a Citse cf NINE YEARS standing- to cure which had previously baffled all skill, and every remedy. I,ook HI the many o'her astonishing cures s- forth in the

neighbors and (riends—and whenever you meet wjih ono of tficip—to ascertain the truth —don't fail t.i«« tliem concerning it. Be sure to ask lor HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC, and as yoti value your health, don't be put off with anything else

Prepared and sold by GUQ. W. IIUVSS, Nashville, Tom. Pi ice SI per bottle.

PILES.

OU^E-S PrLE OIN TMENT most valuable, safe and certain cure for PILES OT" Pee certi firaieg nround ihe h«ti|i Prepured bv GEO. W Hot'SK. Nas'iville. Tenn Price per bottle

Kr The ahove valti.-iMe medicines may be had from JAMES JOHNSTON. CL'NINGIIAM rf- WARREN. Drosg'S's,

May 29. '4?-39-Cm

Terre ind

And. up»n inqttirr. may found tn «very town nn village, nnd front numerous country ugenls, throngliotit :ln» Wi st and South.

THE GR 4EFr.NBr»!C!

VEGETABLE PILLS.

Twenty Thoasand lto*e* ^olU cnch nntl crcry week.

THE GHAEFEHBEHG C1MPANY Hereby givT notice, that their General Agent for the State of Indiana, is

CKNTIt F.VI I.L H.

THE

General Agent is fully prepared tonppoint suL-Agents wherever I here is no branch of the Company either on personal application or bv maii. postpaid. The rapid sale of these celebrated pills', nnd the extraordinary cures they are constantly effecting, render them, by ir, the most popular pill o' the ace. An Agency will consequently be very vol liable.

The Graefenberg Pills are inconeeivaMy superior to any ever before discovered. In all bilious complaints in genera! derangement ol t..e system in all disorder* which re?ult Irom a bad siateol the blood, these pills ore a sovereign remedy.

In the class ol diseases called chronic. I he Graefenberg I'll Is achieve their highest triumphs Here they defy nil competition. Entering within the hidden recesses of the system, they quietly but surely purify the Idood, root out disease, ond give tone and vigor to the body. CUKES ARK CONSTANTLY EFFECTED Dy these Pills, in cises where every other means had utterly failed. Tne most abundant proof of this could be given, hut a trial of one box will convince the patient. Thev can be ordered nnd sent by mail.at trifling expense. The price 'S 25 eems a box• Where tiro dollars worth are ordered and the monep remitlrd, the Comptny will pay the postage on the Fill*. Remittances ai the Company's risk. Wherever there is no Agency of the. Company thev can bo nrdend by mail.

These Pills are inking the place of all others, and no sick person should be without them.

ALL BILIOl'S COMPLAINTS, DOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION. DYSPEPSIA. FEVER AND AGUE. HEAD

ACHE. JAUNDICE. LIV

ER COMPLAINTS. RHEUMATISM. ALL STOMACH COMPLAINTS. GREEN SICKNESS. ETCETERA. yield ot once to these Pills. They purge away offensive humors, arrest the progress of disease, and at the same time restose lone and vigor lo tlwsystfm. Incases of general derangement of the health, they are SOVEREIGN. fly their use. the weak will become strong the pale and billions complexion be restored to a pcrfecilv fresh and healthy color all the bad symptorra will one by one disappear-

In short, these PilU are an inconctvahlcadvsnceupon any other medicine ever before offered to the public. A trial will satisfy any one of this.

IT Agent for Terre Haute, may 8 3(5 8m H. 1. REED.

if fresh stock of

A W A E

BODY

Steel. &.c Ac Uy sAme of the last steamers, we have received 20 ton* assorted Iron, 51 boxes Tin Pluie, fOOO feet S reen Wire, 18 arid 20 inches wide. 4 pair Smith's Bellows, Pittsburgh manufacture, 8 Solid box Vices.

I pnlt Screw Drill. 1 IMM ib PJatfO'm Bilsnco. 1 1V0 lb. ALSO-fO do*. Polished Snrropo, 2 doz. Ilog Skins, 50 pair Hi«'ns, tOO pair Ch

Received pr S II Pink, a largo addition to onrsioek, direct from New York, having taken great pains to Select goo I articles, and at ihe very lowest market prices Wes!all say that we cannot be heal in quality or prices this side the Allethenr Mountain*

April 10, 1847-32-if

S- II. POTTER & CO.

NOTICE.

!!R andersignefl hnvitiLJames Grnver. a :d opened anew set of Inioks. he is very anxious to elosr op Ms old ItOoks snd to coilrCt what lie has mi F-MI ling Now is the time»» psjr. nn«l those bariocr ~(-ttle,| aceonn's or unpaid notes will do him great favor bv calling at oor new store, on tbe first corner north of the Eagle Foundry, ami settling op.

TP'

Jan 2. 1847-18-tf JOSEPH GROVER

FEW beautiful will be found at

patterns nf Cashmere Robes F. NIPPERT&Co.

November J4-1846-ll-tf

PLAIN AKQ» PiaMOY

uoou $c

3o& jniuUun,

SCCH

'm WW & 1KLLt

^STEAMBOAT BILLS,

Win mis $e Sill

:&&ISID2V

IX SBOFIT,

Itt the Line of Printin

59111 bt Tftat'j anT HjrEtBt*!'

AT THE OFFICE OF TBX.

WABASII COURIER.

1847.

Great Restorative Remedy.

DR. EASTMAN'S

rv.ixiu or II•:%I/B II.

FIFTEEN

for

cenifii-ates around the bottle, and then siv. if viz: Dyspepsia, liter affections, nervous diseases, sick HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC does not deservedly head ache, bilious habits. Janndice, bilious diarrhoea* ^tand. pro eminently the greatest remedy of the times, lost of appetite, dvbilitr or weakness, pains and giddlRead tj^e certificate ciretully thev are from jour ness in tbe head, palpitation of tbe heart, pains in the-

years' experience, together with the trt-

tiinony of thousands who have lealized its power' over disease, has proven this medicino to be ihe most valuable Vegetable^ Compound in the known world, ulro

the cure ol the following symptoms amftomplaints,

side, b'omacli or shoulders, langour. shortne.-s of breath, •our stomach, water brash, or spitting of food nausea or sick ttoinach. oppresion from food, heartburn, melancholy, disturbed or unrtfreshing sleep, unpleasant taste in the mouth, lurred t^ng^. Mtiven**, &c. For all ol which the Elixir of Health may bo relied upon as a safe. certain and speedy cure.

As a preventive to iseiise. the Elixir of Health has not its equal tn the world, and is especially recommended to persons residing in sickly localities. Dy its timely use yo«i will find it a sure preventive to ague sud frver. bilious fevets. and all other diseases pe* peculiar io low. fl or marshy countries It has stood the test lor fifteen years, and its iner*tiing popularity mi usefulness together with the coneurring testimony ol many eminent physirtans. and other respectable ci* z-'ne ilmniuhoiit the whole eotrury ought tobca suf ficieut guarantee in etcrv one sffl cted with the foregoing comp nin-s Thotisnnda «.| ccriific&o might ho givtn to prove that the Elixir ol IL-ahh is a medicine ol more than ordinary merit The ceriifjrnii ol tome «.l the m*t resp«ciH*-le

|tiys:cians

ot the country uro

giv.n ileeming others utitfcrssjiry S tl*a« en.-h wrapper ha# lln* written signature ol ''H E \STM AN" ii|Mtn it, none other can be genuine.

We ihe undersigned have been in the Imbil of |re* scribing and tiding iii our practice lor several cars. I)r. Eas'm-in's Elixir nf IhoUh. prepnml by him at Zmesviiie. Ohio, mil) have lonnd it a valuable remedy in all ihore e.-ifi tor whteh it is recomineudtd It.hns Sol* dom di«appontel our ixpeciation: we can liter' lore, with confidence recommend it to the ifH-cted, consul* (ring it worthy of the ronfi'lence of ti pubhe.

E W«')b. Circ'eviMe. Oli'o. E Jil!:s Ogdeiisburgh. N Y. S Stearns. Troy. N- Y. E ningiintii. Por'er. 0. (J W Arthur. Wclksville. 0. Sntn'1 I'arkt-r. Vi-Connelsville. O Drs. Harden &. MrCinre. Lawrence. ^To.

Tlll^ur.riersigneil

WOOD & KING. Agrnt*.

AprH 17. 1847 33—ly Terre Haute. la.

^Vv ahua\c i:^lir^t7"~

lortneri cit-p.-irtnershipon the 7h

day ol St'p'emlier last, and have removed their St"re to their AV« Building, on the first eorner north ol the Eagle Foundry where ihey have a good assortment of vtov"s, Promiom l'lo\v«, ntmle of Strel IMPROVED CAREY Pl.OW-v OF WROUGHT

I RON*AN I) STEEL,

and CA*T Ir.os PLOWS ol all sixis: Hollow-ware, Wag-on-boxes. Andirons. Sugar kettles. Ac and nrc prepared to manufacture every ihseripiion of castings nl the shortest notice and in the lies' style. 117" As we employ nboiit hands (most of whom have families.) we wish to purchase every description of marketing grain, &c.

J. & J. GROVER.

Terre Haute. January 2.1847—IS—if

To r.'iriiHTfi mil! ol Iters tcrc?»lel.

nsro*

THE

Nov. 21.1846-12-tf

OW receiving nt the Hardwire Stpre.(sign of the Pad'ock., a large and well selected Stock of all kinds of Hardware. Saddlery. Tools, Iroo. Nails. Tin Plate,

Sheet

Iron, ll Saws, liocs, Shovels, Scythes,

•i

In-

tiff,

undersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received Irom the public, and anx' ious to merit ami receive further lavors in his line of business, would say tlint he is still manufacturing Wagons, Carls, Drays and nil kinds of heavy vehicle* ot bhort notice, and ol the very best materials the country ean furnith- both Timber and Iron—nnd his workmanship where known will speak for itself, nnd ns it is the way he makes his living he cannot afford to do bad work and use bad materials. It he were merchant, and could get work made up for Calicocs nnd Ribbons, without any hard knocks of his own. and co ild use puddle iron, such work could be sold cheap, and il such work be wanted (these hard limes.) he con make and sell wagons at sixty dollars. His painting is not done in a gaudy stylo, (to draw the attention from a closc inspection ol parts r.iore vital to a good article,) but plain and of the best red lead or any other plain colour that may he wanted. He uses none but Shoenburgcr's best Juniata iron and it his or someother good maker's name is not found stamped on tht tire and other parts beware of it. He warrants hiswagons, materials, and workmanship, for fwo years, but not being a merchant wagon maker, he is not prepared to barter off his work, but will give every facility he can to his friends, nt his old stand (a little cast of the two rpioning wheels.)

J. RANDOM.

E A O O

&SH0E STORE.

Wholesale and Retail. \\7 E The undersigned having just received and ore \Y now opening a lartre and splendid assortment of BOOTS ANl) SHOES which have been selected with care and will be lound to be one of rhe best selected assortments of BOOTS AND SHOES ever oftcred in tbis mirket.

FARM I'.RS wishing to supply their FAMIMES with a good, substantial, warranted article, will find it lo their advantage to call and examine our stock before purclmsiig.

Wr have Men's. Boys. Youths, Worrfrn'S. Misses, and Childrrns Boot.' and Shoes ot every variety, price, style and pattern .Men's and Women's Gum Elastic, Buffilo. nntl I'nr bortnd )vershoes.— Also, well assorted lot of findings ol alldescripiions, Bindings, Linings. A'r.. for sale lot be Marinlaciiirer•IT Yon will find its onerbior West of Mr. Freeman's well known establishment on Loenst Corner.

COLLINS & MURRAY.

Terre-IIante. Nov. 13—1845—11-if

To I lie Public.

1 rpHE Fonndrvhutiiieff will hcrcoitet beconducled I bv the wo surviving imrtners. tinder the natne of J, S- Wallace A Co..in Terre-Hnitic. wheresll orders for CASTINGS wi!i be thnnkfnjly received, and ______ promptly nt tended to Ploughs. FonningMills.

rmed a co-partnerahip 1'uintm Lnndsides. Ac. Also. Wrought Mill Irons ntnileto(»rderj Steam Engines. Turning in Iron, an.d Finishing execulci: .promiit I v.

Nor. 11, 1843-!0-if

1 DOZ'-'N reeeivrd ond for snie bv JLU Mty 22, 1817 3S yl

•Yi

Thrash-

ling Machines, flrtrif-piowrr Itirk Mil's. Fan Irons, Smoothing Irons. Firr Dogs. Wagon Boxes. Plough

S. WALLACE &CO.

Clnrct W«MC, Snie bv WOOD St KING.

W low bv #pr 17 33mi BIGGS & SARGENTet-

A*.

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