The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 November 1847 — Page 4

AMERICAN HUSKY*

A writer in ths Ago thv* discourses wy sbljf, tndto the point: "Look at the Theatre*—the people oome rushing in the middle of« piece end before the ear tain begins to fell, or the teg to be •pollen, or the moral explained, up ttert hundred people in ft tremendous hurry to get out, e» if their very lite* depended upon be* iny somewhere eta within two minutes end a half. Mow many fine effect* in play—-how many chef d'auvrt* in a Concert bare we •een utterly destroyed by thie ill-mannered and indecent haste.

Croea Ferry* and long before the boat ftrrivre two-thirds of tlte paeaengere are crowded at the head of the boat ready to jump ashore, risking life and limb to save ten seconds of time—a ehikfis knocked overboard— a boy'a foot masbed, or a young man in youth's first bloom crippled for life. What matter! That man now walking leisurely My the street got shore nearly half a minute earlier than he would have done had he not run the same risk, and caused perhaps the accident.

Get into an Omnibus, and with one foot rn the step and the other ioside. the driver pulls the door to, «rhips up his horses, and you are pttehed bead first into a stout old gentleman'# diaphragm, or settle down by the stern into a sentimental young lady's lap.

Ride in a Harlem car—you beckon to the driver to stop, but noT he is in a hurry too and you have to run after the lumbering ve hicie and clamber up while it goes along.-— You ring the bell when you with to get out and if you are patient the car will stop in lime, but before you get your foot off the platform it :s in motion again, end you are lucky if you are not landed horizontally in the mod.

Now, what in the name of wonder is the eaosp of all this—do we gain anything No! Do we enjoy anything in this everlasting rush No! Do we live longer or die more happily No

THE LAMA.

The Lama is the only animal associated with man, and undebased by the contact.— The Lama will bear neither beating nor ill* treatment. They go in troops, an Indian going a long distance ahead as guide. If tired, they stop, and the Indian a.ops also. If the delay is great, the Indian, becoming uneasy towards sunset, resolves on supplicating the beasts to resume their joumay. If the Lam* as are disposed to continue tbeir course, they follow the Indiao in good order, at a regular pace and very fast, for their legs are extreme, ly long but when they are in ill humor, they do not even turn their heads towards the speaker, but remain motionless, atanding or lying down, and gazing on heaven with looks so tender, so melancholy, that we might imagine these singular animals had the consciousness of another .life, of a happier exit tence. The straight neck, and its gentle majesty of bearing, the long down of their always clean and glossy skin, their supple nod timid motions, all give them an air, at once noble and sfDiitrve. It must be so in fact, for the Lama is the only croature employed by man, that he dares not strike. If it happens (which is very seldom) that an Indian wishes to obtain, either by force or threats, what the Lama will not wiliinglv perform, the instant the animal finds itself affronted by word or gesture, he raises his head with dignity, and without attempting to escape ill treatment by flight, he lies down, turning his looks towards heaven, large tears flow freely from his beautiful eyes, and in half or three quarters of an hour he expires. Happy creatures, who so easily avoid suffer* inga by death. Happy creatures, who appear to have acccpted life on condition of its being happy. The Indians of the Cordilleras alone possess enough patience and gentleness to manage the Lama, It is doubtless from this extraordinary companion that he haa learned to die when overtasked.

FAMILY JARS.

Jars of jelly, jars of jam, Jura of putted beef and ham, MS of early gooseberries nioe. Jura of mincs-n«at, jarsol spies, Jars of orange marmalade. Jars of pickles, all home made, Jars of cordial elder-wine, Jars of honcjr, superfine, Woo Id (he only jars were these That occur in families!

FFFRCTS

OF THS

ABSBNCB

SUN

GOOD BA«.~We

AND

Am.

—Dr. Moore, the eloquent and amiable su. tbor of "The Use of the Body in relation to the Mind." says: A tadpole confined in the dark, would never turn to a frog, and an infant deprived of heaven's free light would only grow to a shapeless idiot, instead of a beauteous and reasonable being. Hence, in in (lie deep, dark gorges and ravines of the Swiss Valnjs, where the direct sunshine never reaches, the hideoua prevalence of idiocy startles the traveller. It iaa strange, melancholy idiocy. Many citizens are incapable of any articulate speechsome are deaf, some are blind, some labor under all these priva. lions, and all are misahapeo in almost every pirt of the body. I believe there is, in all places, a marked difference in the healthiness of houses, according to their aspect with re* gard to the aun, and that thoee are the healthiest in which all the rooms are, daring some pert of the day, fully exposed to direct light. It is a well known fact that epidem e* attack inhabitants on tlte shady side of the street, and totally except those on the other side and even in epidemics aoeh as ago*, the morbid influence is o'ten thus partial in it« actions.

are not particularly

in favor of banks as a general thing for certain reasons of oar own, bvt wo have somewhere

rrad

of a bank that we would vote for

the vault should be mother earth, secure

always profitable, the exchanges the

pkmting of the nnrtery ami garden,

natural

and

Iran*-

alwsys

therefore eqt»«l in raloe. The

depositee should be happimett, mhriety and WM* independence, a reliable eooree of in. vest men' the assets would be tattling fields moving with gotden harm#* to gladden the beholders' hearts, the liabilities would be onavoidable yet agreeable indebtedmm to Gad mime* while dividends would be hmJlh, wealth. awdhoaooip. There

Sam, why am de hogs de mr»t intelligent folks in the world! Because, dey aors ebery ting-

BANK MOTE TABLB.

oeaasprs* wcncur

M* THS CIKWMIUTI

State Bank anil Branches

CirelevMie,(oId) woomt, Xenia. Sandusky,

Clinton Bank of Columbus, Franklin Bank of Columbus, Lancawer, Ohio, Bank. he a to Commercial Bank 0f

»mae»

•Its.

Ohio Life Iaa. and Trust Co •. P*f Lafayette. Commercial and Franklin bks. Mechanic*' and Traders', Bank otMaaaHlon,

Scioto,

Bank of Cleveland, Commercial Bank nfLake Kris Miami Exporting Co.,, Urbana Bank, Granville,

Union,

8teob«a villa, new Lebanon, Miamtshurgli, Cireieville, new

A E I A N O E JABXES~HAYN£S

a bank wtH*-

taintng. and one that km have a mil I too of Covaimifralotiflerchnnt branches,and still the boatMse would never88

be overdone.—• For. Mtch, |jr Will five particular ntteutioa to males I ef riear, Grata, Pork, ke,, Seyrt. 11, ICHtUhM

P*'

*«atatks.

All solvent Banks,

PEASE'S COMPOUND ErraACT or HOASHOOND CANTV?. —For the core of Coughs, Colds, Irritation of the Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Palpitation of the Heart, &c-, and all diseases leading to consumption

Formed by a combination of 85 different ingredients, all celebrated for the cure of Coughs and Colds, and being so amalgamated in Pease'sCompound Extract of Hoarhound Candy as to produce the benefit of the whole in one compound.

TBOSS SurmtNo WITH THS PII.ES.—We sre fre quently surprised that so many suffer with this complaint, when Hay's Liniment will effectually cure the distressing malady.

IET For sale Wholesale and Retail by WOOD St KINO.

A IV A S & E A E S

©IF 1PM1E MAEILS

AT AND FROM

TERRE HAUTE, IND A.,

ARRIVALS.

St. Louis, Mo., Daily, at 1AM Indianapolis. Daily, at 12 at night. 5prtN£/Ce/d,///..Tuesday8.ThuradaysandSatnr. 6PM Vincennes,Mondays,Wednesdaysand Friday?, 11 Covington, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, 9 Cratq/ord*tn7/e,Tuesdaysand Saturdays, 9PM Bloominrton, Tuesdays and Saturdays, 9 HarrodtoHrg, Fridays, at 6 Carlisle, Wednesdays. 8

DEPARTURES.

St. Ltrti*. Daily, at 1A Indianapolis.D*i\y, at 3 A Spring/eld.ftlondaya, Wednesdays and Fridays. 3 A Vincennes, Tuesdays,Thursdayaand batnrdays, 5 A Covington, Tuesdays, Thursday sand Saturdays, 6 A CrawordniUs, Mondays and Fridays, 5 A Bloomington, Mondays and Fridays, 5 A Harrodsburg, Saturday a, at A Carlisle, Thursdays. A

N. -B All mailaclose, at precisely 8 o'clock M. Oct. 1. 1847-19-if S. G. DODGE, P. M.

HAS reeentlv taken, and is now keeping the House formerly called the "BROADWAV," in Terre-Hsute, Indisns. He hss had it thoroughly repaired, and furnished altogether with new furniture. He flatters

himself that by strict sttention to the wants of a travelling pnblic, that he is now prepared to render general satisfaction to all who f-el diapoeed to give him their patronage. His TABLE will be set with the best that the country eaa produce and his Stable attended by the beat and most trusty ostlers. Finally, he hopes by strict attention to what appertains to his business, to render universal satisfaction, and thereby receive a liberal share ol public patronage.

July 17,1847-46-m6 JAS. HAYNES.

LOUISVILLE HOTEL,

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. THE undersigned has purchased onehalf of the above establishment, and has lease of the balance, the same being exclusively under his control snd management. Dnring the past spring the Hotel

SAJ

has been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished and is now in complete order for the rcceptioi of visitors. The undersigned, thankful for the patronage so liberally beatowed on the Louisville Hotel, solicits a continuation of the same, and assures all who may call at the Louisville Hotels cordial reception.

Bteubenvills,old bank Marietta. $0 Mt. Pleasant, St. Ctairavills, New Uaboa, Darioa, Western Reserve, t,s

WM BISHOP,

June26,'47-3-m6 Late of New Orleans.

w« or

A I If a I

A IN S

Vis: White Lead,in oil snd dry Red Lead Veni* ttan Red Chromes Spanish Brown Whiting Lamp Btack Spirits Turpentine Prussian Blue Pans Green Vermillion Bronze* Gold l*n( Verdigria. Stc.

A I N S S A re at a OILS i—'Tanners. Lmseed, Lard. Sperm and Castor.

DYES, AC.

Madder, Indigo. Fustic. Logwood, Nicwood, Camwood, Blue Vitro). Alum. Copperas, Brimstone, Lac Dye. Extract Logwood, Mariatic, Stiipbaric and Nitric Acids, Ac. Window GlaM- V«rlfl«i and superior onafity.

GLASSWARE,

Jars, Tioetsres. Bottle*, Flasks. Vials. Ax. VARNISI1RS, *C»—COMI NO. I snd t. Oaeh. Japaa and Black. Glue. Sand Paper, Onm Copal, &e,

E I A

Sulphate Quinine. Morphine, Iodine, Hydriodate Potash. Mercuriats. &£. MF.UiriMKS:—A f**eh and complete assort menu

GUOCERIBS, 6iC.

Crashed and Havsnna Sugars, Star and Sperm Candle*, Syrup*. Olive Oil. efco»oe Totweeo, and Cigars, variety of Spiees. choice Teas, Ceffee—Pure Wweaand Brand tea. Salerata*.

Oistlie nnd Paney leap*, Are.

WRAPPIW© I.KTTRR A^OCAP IMPKtt. O* A full asamtment of hstmrnentt, Perfmmtrg, Fmmem Arlitlts, PmUni Mtdichtet.

WOOD & KT^O.

May S3. J841-3S-!y. Drv^gtsts.

BARRELS of GOOD Mackerel, No 1 for nl« NOT, T4-IM*LL~tr F. NIPPBRT A Co.

A IN CRAWFORD,

POYDRAS ST1, NEW ORLEANS.

1 K£\ Ksenwlm Salt feat reoeiv«l"« Xll" superior M.*ticU* fot SAJE at E W SMITH'S.

Jaasary 2-1041 il-tf

THB TIIU RMMRATLOX AND I.AND

A man and hie wife, with or withont children."

KorhIt

nearly 300 milee and includes Brasos and Trinity Rivers.

ft die par S 'ta par 5 dis 9 dis IS die 50 dis 50 dis noaale do do do do

par

Saltans.

8tate Bbnk and Branch**. IHrgfttfa. Eastern solvent Banks, Wheeling,

par

Sasttrn Hanks.

New York city. Do country. New England, an a Philadelphia City, Pittsburgh, a or Maryland, fijrefeaage-Selling rates. New York, -V* P™ Philadelphia, Pr®

pre par rar dis

I pre par I pre 3 dis

The aboveratesarepredicated upon specie.

Preserve and beautify the hair by nsing OLMUWJE'B BALM or COLVXBU, which immediately, stops the hair from falling out, and restores it when bald.

L!-*-

JUST ESTABLISHED!! Clock*,M'atclies and Jewelry.

O" Store next door to Lucien Lemon's on the east side of the Public Square. Terre-Haute. May 15, '47-37-1 S. R. F.

LATE ARRIVALS.

WATCHES,

JEWELRY &. FANCY GOODS,

May 29. 1847-39-ly D. CRISHER.

DICKEY, DYLE & DICKEY'S,

DAILY LINE OF NEW AND SPLENDID

PACKET BOATS RUNNINGand

TEXAS EMIGRATION A LAND COMPANY

820 ACRE8 OP LAND FOB *90 t-lflO ACRES OP LAND FOR

from Lafayette. Ind. to the Junction of

Wabash Erie nnd Miami Canals. There connecting with Doyle & Dickey'sdaily line of Pack, ets from Cincinnati to Toledo, carrying the U. S. mail-

Leave Lafayette at 104 o'clock. A. M. every day— running through to Toledo in 60 hours, and to Cincinnati in 84 hours.

Passenger* from St. Louis acrnse to Lafavette. Ind.. cen there lake a packet boat to Toledo and no detention caused by changing from stage to boat. This route is the shortest, cheapest, best snd most expeditious for persons visiting the eastern cities. The boats connect st Toledo with the first class steamers for Buffalo, Detroit and Chicago.

Fare, to Toledo |7 to Cincinnati $10—including board. For paasage apply to the Captains on Bosrd, or at the ofBM, on the Bason st the head of Wabash strset, Lafayette.

June 26,'47-43-if

A E S A

conmssioM

ATTENTION EVERY BODY

THE

subscriber has now general assortment of FmU and Winter Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries. Qoeensware. Boots. 8boe*. It., fkc all of which will be add at the lowest rates either f*r essh or Produce Store on Ns I kraal Rood St., opposite A. McGregor's Iron Store.

Jaaaary 8-I847-1S-U

Sun dries.

ESSENCES.

COMrANT

lata Kepablieof Texaa, hy com mats mtda with the President thereof, under authority of the apeeial acta of Congress, approved 4th February. 1811 and T6th January, 1843, granting lands to Emigrants, will eonunae to five 990 aereaof land to families, ana 160 acres of land to single men over 17 years of age, antll the let day ol July, 1843, conditioned, that the family shall pay #80, snd the single man |IQ for, the survey tag test A family, as defined in our contracts, must consist of—

A widower wiih iwo or more children if males nader seventeen years of age, if females namamed 1 A widow with two or more child ran if males under VI yeara ol age, if femalea unmarried." Two aingle men over the age of aaventaea yeara of age, each one being entitled to 160 acres." On his arrival in the Colony, the Kmigrani mould forthwith applr to the agapt of the Company, O. Hedgooie, rending at Stewartsville in Deatoa eoeoif, who will at alt timee be ready to aastat I

Deatoa eounir, who will at alt timee be ready tc on books kept for that purpose, and give of hia having aettled in the Colony in doe tups.

seleetioa of his lanlf. and enter the same therefor which certificate will be evidence part and 19th and 89d decrees of Longitude Wept from Washington beginning on the south side of Red River, at a

im miles east of ihe False Ouaehitta, running tlienee due South 100 mika, (hence East 164 mile^ thence 100 niilea, thence West 164 miles to the beginning, having a front on the aaeandsrings of Red River of ithin its limits the upper snd lower Cross Timbers, snd the head wa*ere of ihe inity Rivers, the Trinity twins navagable for Steamboats of light draught, from the interior of the Colonv to the Golf of Mexico into which it empties, some 85 miles from Oslveston, and Red River lo the

Mississippi, affording an ontlet for the surplus productions of the country. This portion ef Texaa is peculiar ly adapted tothe growth of Wheat, experience within thelaat two yeara having tested the fact, that it will produce 40 buahela lo the acre, weighing 65 to 70 pounds to the bushel. Indisn corn, rye, berley, osts, sweat snd Irish potatoea, peaa, beans, melons, garden vegetables of all kinda, cotton, hemp and tobacco, and the --'-L—-*

iries snd upon which eattle aubsist, and keep fat during the winand kept together, to rear them iu great numbers. July but the ei to be reedy

celebrated uiaskeet grass which covers the prai ter. and require only to be oecaaienally salted The planting seasons commence* in Pebrusry ami continue* productive. Emisrants shonld go on in the fpll or winter, so as to be reedy to put in an early crop. Thoee m»Ing from MissourK Iowa, Wisconsin, and the Northern parts of Illinois and Indiana, should go through Miaaonri, or Arkansas to Van Buren. Fort Smith, Fort Townson, CoflTse's Sution or Pine Bluff, thence into the settlements in the direction of the forks of the Trinity. Those going from other sections of the Union, south, should go to Helena, or Columbia, Ark., Memphia. Tenn., or Naicnes, Mia* and thence a croea by land or lo New Orleans, and thence hy ateaiuboal up Red River to Shreveport, Louisiana, at which P'see an agent will bestsiioned, who will give the emigrants directions ss to their route by Isnd to Dallas and Siewartaville, a distance of aome 200 miles.

Our colony is rapidlyfilling np with an induatrioua, intelligent and moral people, and mast soon beeome tne most populous part of Texas. The Government has recently formed the counties of Grayson. Dallaa, Denton, Collin and apart of Robeson and Navarro within ihe Grant. It ia decidedly the moat healthy part of the State the lands having a gentle undulating surface there are no ponds, swamps or marshes, and no locsl cause for diseaae. The atmosphere is pure and pleaaant. During ihe warmeat montha of aummer there tea conatant hrtese playing over ihe prairies, and the nights are invariably cool the thermometer never riece above 85 to 90, and a the winter never falls below 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Itaboundain springs, and at the depth of fifteen or twenty feei, in the midat of the prairie, the best water can be had all the small streams sre peculiarly etna? and crystal like. Colonel William Myers, who removed there (rem Garrard county, Kr., last fall.ssys.in a letter dated 8th May, 1817 "I will not venture to tell my friends in Kentucky that the land here wss better thsn the best land in Kentucky, because they would not believe it but now I assert it, for the aoil is deeper, being in many plscee five feet, and the kindeat land to work I ever put a plough in. I verilr believe that around the forks of the Trinity, lies the largeet body of first rale land in America." From theforkaof the Trinity to Santa Fe, is only about 600 miles by the old Spanish trail, and the newspapers in Texas sre now advocstiug the route op the Trinity, and from its forks by land, as in every respect preferable to the one by Independence, Mo. Why should Emigrants think of going to Oregon or California when they can obtain better land for nothing so much nearer home

This is, perhaps, the last opportunity that will ever offer on the continent of America of getting lands for the mere cost of surveys and costs of deeds. Our colony isemphstically the piece for the poor man's home: there he doee not have to feed his cattle lor six or seven months in ihe year there he will havea home market forall the surplus he can produce for years to come, and with industry snd economy, speedily become rich.

Let no Emigrant loose sight of the importsnt fact that our contracts with the Government of Texas expire on the first day of July, 1848, and that he muat not only be in the Colony, but that he must have selected his Isnd built a house or cabin thereon, and lie residing therein with his family by that day—one day after that date, and the opportunity, of getting landa for nothing, ia perhaps, loet forever. Persons desiring additional information, by addressing the undersigned Trustees or either ol them, post paid, shall receive prompt alien* tion.

LOUISVILLE, SKPT. 1ST, 1847-3-tf W. C. PETERS, I and Land Company.

THE subscriber has just opened the best sssortment of Clocks, Watches and

Jewelry,

ever offered in Terre Haute. Such aa Gpld and Silver Patent Lever. Lepine, Duplex.Vertical, Horizontal.andVerge watches Gold Guard and FobChains and Keys Gold,

Stone and Cammia Set Pins of every style and variety Plain Gold and Set Finger nnd Ear Ringa Gold and Silver Pens snd Pencils Gold and Silver Spectacles, and all otherarticlea in the line, which will be sold at ciiy prices, and warranted genuine.

U* The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. S. R. FREEMAN. N. B.—Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted.

THE undersigned begs leave to call the attention of his friends and the public generally, to his late importations, which embraces a splendid stock of JEWELRY andFANCY GOODS, which he will sell as low as can be had in the Western States.

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

and Gold Studa, Ear Rings. Bracelet Clasps, Hearts and Crosses. Guard Slides. Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Goard Key's, Gold and Silver WATCHES nnd Pencils. Silver Arrows and Slides, for hend dresses, Silver Spoons snd Thimbles. Miniature Cases, cheap Steel Bag Clasps, Spectacles. Gold and Steel Pens, &c., and a great variety of articlea which cannot be enumerated.

N. B. Watches Clocks snd Jewelry, repaired in a superior manner I am also provided with machinery to replace any part of a watch that may be worn out or broken equal to the original.

HAVE

MERCHANT,

AMD DEALER IN

9T Grftlat/lenri Med^t lalt^ Ac., Ac. jC4 COVI If GTOW,

References bv Permission: Ruvdam, Sage & Co., New York. John Hollister, Buffalo.

Hubby ft Hushes, Cleveland. Bos It ft, FoJIeit, Sandusky City. Brown lee k. Brown, Toledo. JVckbsm. Brown A Co Toledo-

F. Hollister. Perryitarg. Slosn. Covington. Col Jones. Fort Wsvne. Rogers St Brothers, Cincinnati. Jones it Taylor, do Iglehart. Brown & Co do James F.Torreoce, do Roger* It Rev not da, Lafayette. T. Wood J- Co de Spears & Case. Delphi. Bernent A. Co.. F.vmnsville. If McKinnell Jt Co., Nsw Orleans. Jon* It, 1847-4MM

E W. SMITH

Laodanwn. Paregoric. British Oil, Oil

Spike. Opoditdoc, Batecmn* Drops. Godfrey's Cardial. BIM and Black Ink. Nerve and Bone Linemen t. Bears Oil. Harlem Oil, Eye Water. MeAatt*, Ssppingtosi's and Las'* Pills, Shoe Blacking.

For sale by the grass, at Mor t». 1947-38-4 WOOD it K1SGS.

TRIPOLI.

j^ JOCNT Eagle Tripoli, for polishisg fir as* snd

tanais, fcc

British Lustre. Oct. 5, 41-6-if

For sale bf

WOOD it KINO

SIO!

BNIAF ierind IKW GUI fiom Uu

Mr Henry bim in the a certificate

ve bim

but tRe early cropa are the meet to put in an early crop. Thoae

WILLIS STEWART, Trustees of the JOHN SMITH, Texas Emigration

LASTS! LASTS!

JUST

received a large and splendid aasortment of fashionable Lasts direct from the msnufactory, Men's. Women's, Boys, Misses snd Childrens, also a few settaof boot trees, crimps. Sec., splendid article for aale by COLLINS & MURRAY.

Terre Haute, July 2d 1846-44-tf

FLOUR

New Mill is now in full operation, and I am prepared to sell a superior article of FLOPS eith er in large or small lots those wishing to purchaae good Flour, will do well to give it a trial.

January 2-1847-18-t E. W. SMITH._

INDIA CIIOLAGOGUE

IN TIJB CURE OF

Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jaundice,

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

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

JAMES O. HARDY,

Forwarding and Commission

A N

COVINGTON, INDIANA.

IS now prepared to receive and forward all property I entrusted to his charge, having the large and commodious Warehouse on the Canal, built by Joaeph Sloan, Eeq.

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

All property consigned to him for sale,shall be sold in Btrict accordance with instructions- Cash paid at all limes for shipping Furs and Peltries also. Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, Barley, Clover Seed. Timothy Seed, Flour, Beeswsx, Ginseng. Feathers, &c.

Covington, June 12, 184?-4l-m4

WOOD & KING,

DEALERS LIT

®rui»0, Ufcfttts, &C., «CC.

TERRE HAUTE. IND.,

on hand a large and extensive stock of articles in the Drug line, to which they are constantly making additions, and offer them Tor cash, at the lowest market prices. Country merchants and physicians orders solicited.

Scrupulous attention paid to the qualities and purity of Medicines. May 1.1847—35if.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE

subscriber has just received from the east, a large assortment of School Books, such aa are now in general use in the West. Also.

BLANK BOOKS, WRITING AND LETTER PAPER. ALMANACS, See., which he offers at Wholesale and Retail very cheap for Cash, or in exchange for Pnper Rngs at the higheat market price. GEO. W. CROSBY. 9Sr A superior article of Fresh Ground Flour'1can always be had of G- W. Crosby.

September 19, 1846—3—tf nEJYT I it v.

H. R. SMITH, D. D. S,.

tflOOOP

Cash

STILL continues at hia old stand and ia ready at all timee to wait on customers.

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

to pay the cash in advance for my aiock, after thisdtte no credit will be given for operations unleaa it is by previous arrangement.

April 17, 1847-33-tf _____

"'FARMER'S LOOK HEBE.' Present Price »f Wheat 50 CENTS CASH.

WISH to purchase 5,000 BL'SIIBLS GOOD WHEAT, 10,000 BUKHKL8 COKN* 1,000 fl,OUR BARBSU, delivered at my new Mill in Terre Haute for which

or Goods will be psid. E. W. SMITH. January 2-1847-18-tf

MACKENZIE'S

I E I S

Bo highly prised and valued ass care for sll diseases of the Liver, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Habitual Cosiiveness. Hysteria, and Impurity ol the Blood A full kept constantly on ham^ and'for aale by

May WOOD St KING.

Saddle and Harness Making. J. UK. EAGER,

conducting the above bnsinesa in all ita branches, on National Road 8treet, a few doors from the sqoare, south side, where he would be glad to see all who want a good article in the above line, cheap lor cash or trade.

Angnst 1*. 1846-50-1

TAILOR SHOP. THE

undersigned would respect fully, ofier hisser vices in the above btmneea, to the citixens of Terre Hsuteand the public generally hia shop may toond one door north of this Town Hall, formally occupied by J. Beard.

May tS, 1847-38-lf HARTSOCK.

RUSHES-Hsir Brashes, an excellent quality Flesh do Shaving do Tooth do Also, Scrubing, Scouring, snd Tanners Blacking Bruabss Shoe Brashas-, Paint Brashes Varnish doi Sash Tools Marking do Came) Hair Pencils, Stc, for aale at

Sept lS.'iM-tf WOOD St KING'S.

THE GREAT REM ED!

HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC:

safe and sun euro for Cffll*US er AGUE and FaVER, in the unprecedented short time of Five Hours—as thomsmnds throughout the fVest and South can testify, mho haa* been thus speedilg cured bg this Great

EVERYResaedy.noafflicted,from

one who is should besnxioos to obtain THAT remedy which offers the beet, quickeat, and safest cure, matter what source it springs every honest man Jbeing BODMD to EMBBACE the truth, wherever found. in justice to the public and himself, feels called upon to etate, HONESTLY, a few fac'.a. which will establish HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC to be the best remedy for CHILLS or AGUE and FEVER, now known. Fact 111—the article ia convenient and pleasant to take —ia refined from all groes particles, which render other preparation so muddy, nauseous, and disagreeable to the taste and if the directions sre followed, will cure every case, with mathematical certainty, in from three to five boura. Astonishing but true. Fact 2nd— By its action upon the liver and other organs concerned in forming it. the bile ie regulated, the morbid action induced by tne cauae of thediaeaee is destroyed—fever allayed—and it will be found a powerful ogent in aasisting to remove fevera generally. Fact 3d—It gives tone to the stomach—invigorates the body—stimulates all the functions to a healthy action—and is highly useful wherever tonics are wanted. Fact 4th—'This Tonic hss performed and is daily performing, cures in CHILLS or AGUE snd FEVER, without a parallel in medicine. Witness a single bottle making a cure in a case of TEN YEARS atanding another in a caaecf NlNE YEARS standing—to cure which had previoualy baffled all skill, snd every remedy. Look at the many other aatonishing cures set forth in the certificates sround the bottle, and then say. if HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC doea not deservedly stand, pre-eminently the greatest remedy of the timee. Read the certificates carefullr they are from your neichbore snd friends—and whenever you meet with one of '.hem—to aacertain the truth—don't fail toasi them concerning it. Be sure to ask for HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC, and as you vslue your health, don't be put off with anything elae.

Prepared and sold by Gso. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn. Price $1 per bottle.

PILES.

HOUSE'S

PILE OINTMENT

May 29. '4?-39-6m

mosl valuable,

safe and certain cure for PILES ITT See certificates around the bottle. Prepared by GEO. W. HOOSE, Nashville, Tenn. Price® I per bottle.

SCr The shove valuable medicines may be bad from JAMES JOHNSTON, CUNINGHAM 4- WARREN, Druggists,

Terre Haute, Ind.

And, upon inquiry, may be found in every town and village, and from numerous country agents, throughout the West and South.

TIIE GRAEFENBERG

VEGETABLE PILLS.

Twenty Thousand Boxes sold each and every week.

THE GRAEFENBERQC3MPANY

Hereby giv? notice, that their General Agent for the State of Indiana, ia

nns ©ieatohs

CENTREVILLE.

THE

General Agent ia fully prepared to appoint sub*A£ent8 wherever there is no branch of the Company either on personsi application or by mail, postpaid. The rapid sale of these celebrated pills, and the extraordinary curea they are constantly effecting, render them, by far, the most popular pill of the age. An Agency will consequently be very valuable.

The Graefenberg Pills are inconceivably superior to any ever before discovered. In all bilious complaints in general derangement of t„e system in all disorders which result from a bad stateof the blood, these pills area sovereign remedy-

In the class of diseases called chronic, the Graefen berg Pills achieve their highest triumphs Here they defy all competition. Enterine within the hidden recesses of the system, they quietly but surely purify the blood, root out disease, and give lone and vigor to the body. CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED By these Pilfs, in cases where every other means had utterly failed. The most abundant proof of this could be given, but a trial of one box will convince the patient. They can be ordered and sent by mail.at tri fling expense. The price is25 cents a box. Where two dollars worth are ordered and the money remitted, the Company will pay the postage on the Pill*. Remittances at the Company's risk. Wherever there is no Agency of the Company they can be ordered by mail

These Pills are taking the place of all others, and no sick person should be without them. ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION, DYS

PEPSIA. FEVER AND AGUE. HEADACHE. JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS. RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH COMPLAINTS, GREEN SICK

NESS. ETCETERA,

yield at once to these Pills. They purge away offensive humors, arrest the progress of disease, and st the ssme time restore tone snd vigor to the system. Incases of general derangement of the health, they are SOVEREIGN.

By their uee, the weak will become strong the pale and billions complexion be restored to a perfectly fresh and healthy color all the bed symptons will one by one disappear-

In short, these Pills sre sn inconceivable advance upon any other medicine ever before offered to the public. A trial will aatisfy any one of this.

ICT Agent for Terre Haute, mav 8.36*8tn H. 1. REED. JRJEJHO VJIJL*

THE CLOTHING STORE

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF

J.W. S0UDER& CO., HAS

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

CLOTHING

S still kept up. A freah stock of new and bandaome spring Clothing just reoeived. spr 24—34tf. CORNWELL 4- PALMER.

N- B. All kinds of prodace taken in exchange for Clothing. To Phynicians-

UNADULTERATED

NOTICE.

IIE nndertigned having formed co-partnership with James Grover, arH opened anew set of books, be is very snxioos to eloee op his old books and to collect what be nas outstanding. Now is the time to psy, snd those having uneetiled accounts or anpaid notea will do him a great favor by calling at our new store, on the first corner north of the Eagle Foundry, and^settling up

Jan 2. 1847-18-tf JOSEPH GROVER.

I N I N E

UI NINE of Fart's make, Also. Selaciene, for sale by WOOD St KING, ay 20, 1846-39-tf

not FOR TMlii LETIiEOJS.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Hstrament

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THE

suiph«te Quinine]

Sulphate Morphine Precipitate Extract Bark Hydrag Cum Creta. Chlorate Potases Extract Colocyotb Turkey Opium London Bine Masr, English snd Americsn Calomel Pure African Capsicum Fresh Ground Slippery Elm. Received this day at October 31-1846-9-tf WOOD St KING'S.

3oti $)rfutfnii,|

-SCCB AS—

t, A STRAMBOAT BILLS,

WB*s 36(U« SB ill »ea*sj

IN SH0KT,

in the Line of Printi'ng,

t&(ll be NcatTs an* ^Jcotnptlj Ejrrcutft

AT THS OJTICX OF TEX

WABASH COURIER.

Great Restorative Remedy:

DE. EASTMAN'S

EMXIR OF IIEAI.TI1,

FIFTEEN

years' experience, together with the test

timony of thousands who have realized its power over disease, has proven this medicine to be the most valuable Vegetable Compound in the known world, for the cure of the following symptoms snd complaints, rn •. Dyspepsia, liver affections, nervous diseases, sick, head ache, bilious habits, Jaundice, bilious diarrh«M, loss of sppetite, debility or weakness, pains snd giddiness in the head, palpitation of the heart, pains in the* side, stomsch or shoulders, iangonr. shortness of breath,, sour stomach, water brash, or spitting of food nausea' or sick stomach, oppresion from food, heart burn, me lancholy, disturbed or unrefreshing sleep, 'unpleasant taste in the mouth, furred tonge. costiveness, &c. For all of which the Elixir of Health, may be relied upon as a safe, certain and speedy cure.

As a preventive to disease, the Elixir of Health* haa not ita equal in the world, and is especially recommended to persons residing in sickly localities. Byits timely use you will find ita sure preventive to' ague and fever, bilious fevers, and all other diseases pepeculiar to low, flat or marshy countries. It has stood the test for fifteen years, and its increasing popularity and usefulness together with the concurring testimony* of msnv eminent physicians, and other respectable citizens throughout the whole country ought to be a sufficieut guarantee to every one afflicted with the foregoing complaints. Thousands of certificates might be given lo prove that the Elixir of Health is a medicine of more than ordinnrv merit. The certificates of some of the most respectable physicians of the country are given, deeming others unnecessary.

See that each wrapper has the written signature ot* "II EASTMAN" upon it, none other can be genuine We the undersigned have been in the habit of prescribing and using in our practice for several years. Dr. Eastman's Elixir of Health, prepared by him at Zones— ville. Ohio, and have found it a valuable remedy in all those cases for which it is recommended. It has seldom disappointed our expectation we can therefore* with confidence recommend it to the afflicted, considering it worthy of the confidence of the public.

E. Webb, Circleville. Ohio. E. Gillia. Ogdonsburgh. N. Y. S. Stearns, Troy, N. Y. E Bingham, Porter. O. G. W. Arthur, Welksville, 0. Sam'l. Barker, McConnelsville, 0. Drs. Harden St McClure, Lawrence. Mo.

April 17, 1847-33-1

WOOD & KING, Agents. Terre Haute, la.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE

undersigned formed a co-partnership on the 7ih' day ol September last, and have removed their Store to their New Building, on the first corner north, of the Eagle Foundry where they have a good assorts ment of stor«, Premium Plows, mnd«* of steel IMPROVED CAREY PLOWS. OF WROUGHT'

IRON AND STEEL,

and CAST IRON PLOWS of all sixes Ilotlow-wnre, Wag-on-boxes, Andirons. Sugar kettles, fee and are prepared to manufneture every description of castings at the shortest notice and in the heat style.

IT As we employ about 25 hands (most of whonvt have families.) we wish to purchase every description) of marketing, grain, &c.

J. & J. GROVER.

Terre Haute, January 2.1847—18—tf

To Farmers ami others Interested.

Vft-J' rr tmum

undersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage heliae received from the public, and anxious to merit and receive further lavora in his line of business, would say that he is still manufacturing, Wagons, Carts, Drays and all kinds of heavy vehiclesat short notice, and of the very best materials the country can furnish—both Timber and Iron—and his workmsnship where known will spesk for itrelf, and as it is the way he makes his living he cannot afford to do bad work and use bad materiala. II he were a merchant, and could get work made up for Calicoes-1 and Ribbons, without any hard knocks of his own, and could use puddle iron, such work could be sold cheap, and if such work be wanted (thesehsrd times,) he can makeand sell wagonsat sixty dollars. His painting ia not done in a gaudy style, (to draw the attention from a close inspection of parts more vital to a good article,) but plain and of the beat red lead or any other plain colour that may be wanted. He uses none but Shoenburger's best Juniata iron and if hia or some' other good maker's name is not found stamped on thi tire and other parts beware of it. He warrants his wagons, materials, snd workmsnship, for two years,, but not being a merchant wagon-maker, he ia not prepared to barter off his work, but will give every facility be can to his friends, at hia old stand (a littles eaat of the two spinning wheels.)

Nov. 21,1846—12—tf

J. M. RANDOM.

CHEAP BOOT

&SH0E STORE Wholesale and Retail.

E The undersigned having jost received and sre now opening a laree and aplendid assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES whichhave been selected, with care snd will be found to be one of the best teles*ted sssortments of BOOTS AND SHOES ever offeredin this market.

FARMERS wishing to supply their TAMILIES withsu good, substantial, warranted article, will find it to their advantage to call snd examine onr stock, before pur* chasing.

We have Men's. Boys, Youths, Women's. Misses, snd Childrens Boots and Shoes of every variety, priceP style snd psttern Men's snd Women's Gum Elastic*. Buffalo, and For bound Overshoes.-^ Also, a well assorted lot of findings of all descriptions, Bindings, Linings,&e.. for aale tothe ManufactureriCT You will find us one door West of Mr. Freeman's well known estsblishment on Locust Corner.

NOT. 11, 1843-10-tf

R. SMITH, D. D. 8 has purchased the In- 1 ADOZEN received and for sale by and right for nsing Morton's celebrated May 2S, 1847-38-y 1 WOOD St KINO. Letheon, and will adminiater when neeesssry, to' owAiil Mailt isi (ItA I

}a ,frw,r

COLLINS St MURRAY.

TerreHante, Nov. 15-1845-1 l-tf

To the Pnblic.

THE

Foundry business will heresfter be conducted*, br the two surviving partners, under the nsme of J. S. Wallace & Co., in Terre-Haute, where all order* for CASTINGS wi!i be thankfully received, and promptlyattended to. Plonghs. Fanning Mills,Thrashing Machines. Horse-power Bark Mil's, Fan Irons, Smoothing Irons. Fire Dogs, Wagon Boxes. Plough Points, Landsides, Stc. Also, Wrought Mill Iron*, made to order: Steam Engines, Turning in Iron, and Finishing executed,promptly.

S. WALLACE St CO.

Claret Wine,

SICKAND AXKS, from th*

1 ^Lbe"{ manufacturesat the BOSTON STORE.

..„..jfacturesat the

Terrs Haute, June H. 1845-4l-tl