The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 June 1850 — Page 3

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EASX- MODE OF DIVORCE. The marriage contract is the mostsaered ^nown »o our Inw. Thoto who fenKwr upon it do it deliberately. The sev* ,*rm«nt of thai relation should not be permitted for trivial causes, at the opliop of either jJnrty. The extension of

Use causes of late years ha* become trip ia*. Parties intentionally avail them selves of the statutes in order io render themselves liable for a bill. There are ^IM*J two Slates where adulteries are the •ofo causes of divorce. South Csrolina and New York. In North Carolina ditwees arc permitted under no circumstances.

During the early period of the Mosaic dispensation all that was necessary to secure a separation was for the husband to say that he made no further claim to his wife. For five hundred years divorce was unknown in Rome, but subsequently it became common. Ail that the husband had to say to his wife, in order to secure an effectual dissolution of the mariage relation was, "Give me the keys out of the house." This secured a legal separation.

France had taught us a fenrfull lesson upon this subject. Within three months fter the new law of divorce was adoptthere were as many divorces as marriages, and in eiv cen months twenty thousand divorces were registered. Even In Connecticut, when the law of divorce was relaxed, applications for divorce multiplied rapioly.

De Tocquoville says of American women, that nowhere did the sex occupy a more elevated position than in the U. States and to nothing was to be attributed more directly than to our women the exalted character and stability of our institutions. And Mr. I), contended that this elevated character of American women might, in truth be attributed to the diffiulty of securing a drvorce, and to ^the strict veneration with which the

marriage

contract was held.

At one time in Franc® it was common for men to have a* many wives as ihey had years. A loarned author refers to an old soldier who, in eleven years, hod oleven wives. This was the result of the loose divorce laws o(^ France.—Detroit

A GREAT FORMER.

A London letter, of May 7th, says: William Threlfall, a cotton speculator in Livorpool, and a manufacturer, was arrested in that town last Friday, charged with extensive forgeries, principally on the Hull Flux and Cotton Mill Company. It is supposed that Threlfall's forgeries will amount to between sixty and seventy thousnnd pounds.— The loss will fall on firms and banks in London and Liverpool. Threlfnll had *cnt his wife and fomily to the United Siat«« before he was nrresied, nnd hod paid for his own passage in the Europa, but he did not depart by that steamer, as he wished to obtain further sums of mon«y on his forged drafts. Ho was considered wealthy person, and was the owner of soveral mills. Mr. Rylands, chief mnnuger for the Hull Company, deposoil at the examination of 1 hrelfall, at Livorpool, on Monday, that the company held securities of the prisoner to the nmount of five hundred and sixty thousand pounds. The prisoner is committed to take his trial s* the next Liverpool Assizes.

POOLE 8L BROTHER,

forwarding At Commission Merchants, 90 MAGAZINE STREET,

References,

J. SOTTOCASE,Proreseor of Music, respectfully oilers his services to the clthen* of Terre Haute, by giving instruction on the Piano Forte, Violin, Guitar, Bsss Viol, and the wtnd in•tumenta—also, Vocal Muaic. Pianos tuned eorwcUy. Application to be made at the Prairie

^R^irs to Mr. W. F. Krumbhaar. Terra Iiaute l)r. Geo. VV. Mears, Indianapolis Professor Toaso, Cincinnati. 42-3t

A£

C. H.

IfEW ORLEANS.

Williams SL Bsrly, H. D. Williams &. Co., Tcna Ilauto. Bemcnt&Co., Any buiineMt Forw^rnlng or Comwiwwn, ®ntrusted to our charge will mwl our ususl prompt attention junlM2-ly

Instmotion in Music. MR.

at Auction!

Going

8PLENPID nnd well madet doublo i*t of

CHAPMAN'S

oFLIiNnlD hiiu ™v.» .... p.»t* Silver PIntod Harnw*, (onurely n«w) will O I at suction on 13 month's time for a good O Peopl limiitMiav tho fittd innta i»neratur

n»

security note, on 8atflfd®y the 88d inst. Tho Harness can be w»witwUnv tuns, st our Hardware Store. 8. H. POT 1ER CU.

June 15, l»j0-42-t8

Stxawborrya and Cream. .IS. FEARN will ki 1 nly of Sirs wherry 8 and •on. furnished to Ladies and Gentlemen in sepa-

IVI

keep on hand goxl sitpand Cream for ihe sea-

•on. furnished rate room up etairs, at the old stand. nenr the Bank. junl&-48-tf

State oflndiana,County of Vigo,» HARLKS T. NOBLK, lerk of tl»

ing elections in thj scveral eounfy, on the first Monday of August followinir offices are to be filled, vit: I

Judg*'

several Townships of said next, the

ing offices are to be filled, vit: One Delej gate to tae Convention to tevijf. sltw °rsm«2 8ie Canstitution of the State of S at or a is €lav Vitro snd ^ailtvan: three ll««islee to tne aforesaid convention

(torn

the

trict composed of the county of

trtct compojea ot 'noV» resentalives to the fc»tste Leglslstni^, Shenfl, yor» oner Collector snd Trt'asuwn Auditor mlssioner for the 3d District, and on® Probate

In testimony whereof 1 hereto my name and affix tho seal of the Circuit Court at Terro-Hsuta, this lota

The qualified voters of Vigo county, are herebv notified to meet at the usual holding elections in the several townshiji of said cotinty! on the first Monday of August wsxt^jmd then and there to fill ihe several o&ces tn the above certificate mentioned^

HICKC0Xj

June 15,1850-4i«5w

gherift

Raaor Strops.

Magk Rasor Strop, ths

"^^T

freemSon

The Masonic Chsrt. ThaCmftsmwi. The Terrr'srV Test Book.

jSHE~Tetnaernace Offering rmllE TPBtPPrnaco for I850. I The Odd FWIowa do fYesmason's Monitor.

SSocmSoilAM.

litest Ncwa from tho Ewt tV EAT eackftasnt and great smvaj ot f\n»ds. The subscriber thaakM for farwar

wauld call Ota attention

suit all.-

cannot fan West of Pafeiic SquareB«ulding

*t Co«t

tsw fttseea CarpcW *ot fA" ihefotb* ,1 WWIU.IAMJN May»-

Fire and Marine Insurance. THE LAFAYETTE INSURANCE CO., Capital Woek Saoo^xio,

Stockholder* individually Uable far tie debit qf the

-j Compctty, -if-'

ISthe

now prepared 'n iwtie Policie*oflnstir*nceon most favorable terms on Dwellings, S«m«i Warehouses, Mills, Manufactories, ate., and their contents also on Goods, Warea and Merchandize, •gainst ihe hazards

BAILEY,

inland transportation, sod

upon tlie cargows of sea vessels. OODLOVE S ORTH, President. A

toon

tUHE,

Secretary.

Ag't at Terre Hawte. jun8-41tf

Railroad Letting.

PROPOSALS

will be received at the office of

the Terre Haste and Richmond Railroad Company, at Indianapolis, until Friday the 28th inst., for

grtiding

grubbing

That part of the work between Greencastle and Bellvtlle, most he completed by the first of May next, and sections 25, 26, and *7, by the first of December next.

Profiles and Specifications can be seen at the Railroad Offie for 6 days previous to the letting. Propositions to receive a portion of the Stock of the Company inpayment, wilt have heprefereoce.

C. POSfi, Pree't T. H. &. R. R. R. Co. JuneS, 1850-41-tl J. H. LONG, M. D.,

CONTINUES

the Practice of Medicine from the

Office of Dr. A. Holmes, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. The following from Dr. Holmes is considered a sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind.

The Practice of Medicine

Will be continued from my office, by J. H. Lowo, M. D., who, during the past two years, has proved himself faithful and worthy of confidence, junel-40-tf A. HOLMES, M. D,

I*or Exchange. &

SMALL Farm containing 80 acres of land, within a few miles of Terre Haute, will be exchanged for town property. Enquire_at the Courier Office. 39-4t.

Korn Kolor.

1ST of Torn colored goods at the Prairie _i City Store.'1 Corn colored Lawns,

Corn colored Harases,. Com colored Prints, Corn colored Gingham's,

Com colored Linens, Com colored Cambrics, '1

Corn colored Nankeens.'

,' (O Corn colored Handlcerebiafr, Corn colored Gloves, F6r MU M.W.WILLIAMS. Moy25-*50 39-4w 2d door Farrington's Block.

White Goods.

fllHC best assortment of White floods in the Jl ity can be found at the Prairie rity store consisting of Plaid, Strip'd, Emb'd.,plain Cambrics, Swiss, Csmbrtc, Jaconet, Book &. Mull Muslins, Linen, Victoria, ond French Lawns, Strip'd and Plaid Custom M"8''"8'

M«y25-D9-4w

All the shove articles I guamntoe tosell sa low as they reasonably can be sold for Cash or oathera, Rags, Ginseng, Lioons, Ileoswnx, I nllow, ami Flax-need.

Terre Haute, lad., WMMOMWlf

.., New Books..

T. LEGER, or the Threads of Life. 1 have Met, by N. P. illis. jiteraturc and 14terary Men, byGilfillan. Representative Men, by R. VV. Emerson. Travels in Minnesota, the New hngland of the

W*pt.

Redburn, '/lis first Voys«», by Mcllville. White Jacket, or the World in a Man-oMVar, by Mellviile. The Owl Croek Letters. Wild Western Scenes, by Luke Shortfield. Hume's History of England, the best and cheapest

wliU°n'

rERKlNS3^ BUCKINGHAM,

may4-3&-tf Sign of the Big Book.

E B. Smith,

Produce and Commission Merchant,

TEJiKR HAUTE, TND.

HKFER TO I

R. W. Milhsnks, Esq.. Now Orleans

Suydsm, Saga A. Co^ New ork R, Huchanan. Iq.. Ctncmnsti J. Early, Esq., Terra Haute.

Spectacles.

OlLVERv German Silver, Steel sad ^'^Specs. O to suit all ages. a complete assortment of cancsva pscs tor sITIKSem

d.?olJu«,A.D.^»(iBU SII.V^A iialifierf voters of Vigo county, Indiana. direct from the impwteis, is now on

»E^Fr-l",wlara^r,T SSt side of the Public Square, Terre Haute, may 11-3T t£

SUver Spoons.

A LARGE sssortment of A Mustard, Salt, Sugar and up or ad S a a a

OTSEL Beads snd Bsg Clasf» a«r aa^t-

THANKFUL

Tote Hsate, March 2,

jrers to

frairk city swta.

Black Silk.

j)A pisfr«33 inch Boiled Black Site. |a*t wU r*t wti hv ex ,•« f^ths .^.,-,0 May«5*^©-39 i*K AIR1E C3TY STORE

swing Style fty IB?0

During tbft y**r I85?

BUR.^IPCSTWSSIOF AASQWNK

========

that part of the

BdiodU,

and

GreencattU

road between

being about

and

18 miles. Also: proposal* will be received during the same time, at the same place, for completing the grading on Sections 25, 26, tud 27. These sections embrace the heavy work on each aide of Croy Creek.

It Miua

For sole low by M.W.WILLIAMS, May25-'50-39-4w Prairie city store!

Cottonades end Linen.

OA ple#« Cottonsdes, of all descriptions, to pieces brown Linen of all widths and qualities, for sale low by

M.W.WILLIAMS,

il door Farrington's block.

Gloss Tumblers.

down assorted for sale low by the dozoen t)\f Box hy M. W. W May2ft-'50-39-4w

.Yetr iiooils! JYrw Goods it

AT THE FRENCH STORE. rpHE attention of the people residing in the I country is pnrticularly called to the following advertisement, in which it will be seen that at the French Store the articles o! Feathers, Rags. Arc., arc clisssed as Cash, and will IKS received in payment

for goods

Terre Haute Drag Store. NOB.TH

OF THE COURT IIQL^E.

A I N S

AfiD

DYESTDFFS.

THEhis

undersigned has jo*t received a Isrgc and general slock of goods in his line, which makes assortment fall sod complete, all ot which will be sold at

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, As Tow as can be purchased on the Wabash. His Drugs and Medicines are warranted pure and genuine, and as such, are recommended to Physicians and the country generally. Including

Mineral and Botanic Medicine* He keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of

Surgical Instruments?Glassware and Shop Furniture Syringe®--metal ana glsss Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffe, Vsrmshee, Turpentine Paint, Wall, Dusting, Hair, cloth. Shoe, Scrub and Flesh Brushes

Perfumes and Soaps Pore Liquors for Medicinal purposes Window Glass from 8 by 10 to 34 by Candies, of different kinds Imperial, Gun Powder, Young Hyson snd Buck

Patent Medicines, of the best preparations Powder, Lead and CapB Shoe Blacking Red, Black and Blue Inks^ Letter and Cap Paper, Quills and Steel Pens Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars Spices and Kentucky Mustard: %.I|J White Sugar and Saleratus, '"M Bath Brick, Ac., &c. Having confidence in the purity of the stock generally, the undersigned will offer as good bargains as can be had in tire place, and being thanknil for former patronage, by strict attention and fidelity continuance is rewjectfully solicited.

Lafayette, Wednes., Fri., nnd Sun.,*Crswfordsville, TUPS., and Sot., Bloomington, Tues., and Sat., Bedford, Fri., Carlisle, Wednos.*..

on the

best terms. I have just received, per Steamer Vermont, the following articles:

A large lot of Ginghams, Prints, Alpacas, bleached and brown Shirtings, Irish Linens. Artificinl Flowers,

Braid Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Gents, blk silk and Gingham Cravats White Cotton Fringes

Ladies nnd Grnts. Kid, Silk, Lilse and Cotton cloves

A few ctuwi of fashionable SILK and Bl'«AV ER HATS. Also. A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES. Prima N. O, Sugar Molasses, Rice, Popper, Imperial, Vonng Hyson Spice,Ginger,Saleratus, ami Black Tens ltidigo, Mnddcr, Alum, Starch, Copperas. Powder. BsrSoap, &.C., kc.

First rate Chewing Tobacco, Axes, and Looking Glasses. Queenswnre and Cutlery.

A large lot of Cotton Yarns and Batting Boots and Shoes of any siw and quality. To say the least, my stock, at the present time, Is probably more complete than sny other stock in the city. ,»

Boats will depart from Terre Haute at 8 o'clock, S. DOYLE, Proprietor, per W. H. NOBIS, Agt.

a. m. unci-40-3m Oafcey A Grantham are the Agents for Dovle'ff Line at Terre Haute. Office, 4 doors North of the Stewart House.

1850.

1950.

Chipmat H. Hewett, Albany. E. Savage & Co, BulWo. Field & King, -f Toledo Geo, Cecil «feCo., logansport. Kwing & Wslker, I^ransport. Weaver &. Toole, Utayctta*

30-6m

for near-

Watches.

tsao.

"rVREEMAN

G. W. d^pixig«r. M. D.,

^tl

JK. !lv f.F£,

Receiving, Forwartliag and Coaamlsstoe Kawcmrm?9

TEESE HACTE IXIt

JOHN R. UN1NGH AM.

Terre Haute, Ind., May 4, 1850. 36tf

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAILS,

At and frem Terre Haste, Indiana. ARRIVALS. St. Louis, dailj Ind

iilv,

Indisnspolisj dailj',

CELLAR,

312 n'gt

Sprineiieid, Ill./lVes.. Thurs., and Sst. 6pm .V^nconnes,

Mon., Wednea. snd Fri.,

r. E 1 1 6 9 9 6 8

DBPARTURBS

St. Louis, dailv, .. ,* IndiannpoliD, daily, Sprinisfield, Mondf, Wednes, and Fn., incennes, Tues., Thurs., snd Sat., Lafayette, Tues .^Thurs.. am' Crawf^f 'TVillferfuon., snd Fri in to on Bedford, Sat.,

Csrlisle, Thurs., ,* N. B. All mails closed at precisely 8 m. spr6-32tf J. T. OFF

SAMUEL DOYLE'S

RE now running every other day [tnf/» from Torre Haute to Lafayette, Ind., Iiey connect his daily line to Cincinnati and Toledo, Ohio, at which place they connect with a dailv line of first class steamers to Buffalo, Detroit nna the Upper Lakes.

The following Boats and Captains compose the Wabash Line, to-wit: OHIO," 'INDIANA." "ILLINOIS," "MISSOURI," 'EMPIRE," 'LAUREL,"

following

Tirifiinii

r«iCKRT

1 am 3 a in 3 a 5 a 3 a 3 a 6 a 5 a

~T Cnpt. G. D. DAVIS.

W. STUROfiS. JAS. BAKER. J. M. WOLVERTOW J. M. WJBTON. C, BeLDEft.

These Boats are fitted up and furnished in goor. style with ventilated decks, and commanded by gentlemanly Captains. Every attention will be paid to passengers to render their tnpa pleasant nnd comlortable.

RATES OF FARES

Terre Haute to Lafayette, $3,00 board included Logansport, 4.25 & Fort Wayne, 6,75

Toledo, 9,50 Cincinnati. 12,50

Iako Fare, Toledo to*Buftalo, 4.00 Detroit, 1,50 Way Fare in Proportion. 24 hours-

Time from Terre Haute to Lafayette, edo,

I860.

Transportation between Terre Haote and New York.

THEWabash

Merchsnts Transportation Co. on the Erie Panal and Lakes, and Merchants ljne on the and Erio Canal, are prepared to contract for the trsnsportstion of merchandise between Now York and Boston and Terre Haute All Goods contracted by the above Lines will be forwarded with all possible dispatch, ond every exertion will be made to give satisfaction.

PROPRIETORS AND AGENTS:

H. N. Holt & Co., No. 9 Coenties Slip, N. York Otis Kimball, Long Wharf, Boston Holt, Palmer & Co., Buffalo E Haskell & Co., Teledo H. B. Smith, Terre Haute. mwr30-31-ftm.

1M0,

INSURED.

New York, Indiana, and Toledo Line. Chipmann & Savage, Albany.

PsowttroRs AJ*O Acnum.

REFEBKITCBS.

Geo. Cecil & Co^ Uwansport ,We«ver Tools, i4 i* Ufayette. E. H. Hallidajh Ufaystt«-

H. B. Smith, Tene Haute. *3-Merchants shipping hy tins Line on tho Ws and nispstch

m«rS3-9Mm.

JLB1

j,,

ERT,

G. U. WILLLVMS,

,Broad st. N. York.

ITew York and Ohio Line. C. H. Canfield. 7 Ceenties Hooker & Peckham, Eta

II 8 mari

FOR P«T -,F

solicits a coottnaaaoe of lbs asaia. west of

ITnirersalwrt ch-

UttK*

-V

jaat

j. H. HOOKER, Troy, Psoraarrot. DAILY PBOM SEW TORI.

TroT and Okie Liae—En? Csasl. J. H. Willgas,33CoeouwSJip,N. Y.

Wabash Packet THE

new light-draught

Snsnter, 8r. Puim will ran as a nfalvr et on the Upper Wabash. ufnring tfc rw»t *woe

E S W O

A****'

Jewels? of all Descriptions.

-JSJSffSS-*

It.

MEDJCINS—RROF.

ATT, P. M.

Memphis, Tenn., March, 1850.

the

Toledo, 4 days. Cincinnati, 5 days.

M^liw internal

O N N E N E

Ladies India Satin, do Extra Kid Gloves^ do Cashmiere do Zephyrs Mitts, Jenny Lind Fringes, Ladies Linen cambric Handkerchiefs. French worked collars,

CANNOT

New Cheap Publications. )T£S on Ualifortiia and the to get There—And what to do afterwards, bjr one wl»o has bren there. Oliver Goldfinch, the Hfpocnt®, BF bmeraan

The Two Corpses, ot Isabel of Bavaria, bv Dmnas. For sale bv j1AM,

WHOLESALED AND ^RliTAIL

TELEGRAPH .BUILDINGS, I/O Cl'ST COBWEB, NORTH EAST CORNER rt BUC Sftl'ARE,

Terre Haule, Indiana.

THE ifNDfiRSIGNED ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR

SPRING. .MD SUMMER STOCK.

Any garment purchased at the above Ubllshmen.,e«t.a».Sca if a S I A S &

IV. B.—We have an excellent ony, SAFE, and I^UGE

which we offer asa

M.roh 9ft IRfirt *5U*U March 23, 1860.

M-E I S I N S I I I E

121 MEDICAL DEPAHTMUST.^

PERKINS & BUCKfNGH.

mav4-36tf Sign rf the Big Book.

Wool Carding.

\TTE takr this :Mo( mforrmng thej IC ih«i we tfc arsd to do WwC*nL,«t the Tarn Haute Fc Iry, in »nian^r which c^) wv surpassed in this part «f Indiana. Haviag

O E S S O S

FREEMAN, M. !.. Prolessor of Anatomy. IL S. NEWTON, M. D., Professor of Surgery.

KING, M. D., Professor ofMstCTia Medics, Therapeutics snd Medical Jurisprudence.

J. HULQE.

BUBUEUY—PROF. R. S. KEWTONZ. FREEMAN, M. D-i Anatomical Demonstrstor The fees for a full course of lectures amount to $105.

HmfAiWnr1# Ticket ftl5. MatriculStor^t 4^* Demonstrntors FWi #10. Those desiring further inSrmatton wiU

Students arrivii^ in the city will ple.? caH «,^him^

BOATS

-LAwp DEPA RTMENT.

HON E. W. M. KING, Professor of Theory and Pracrice of I^w.^lr nr f. JOHN DELAFIELD, Esq., Professor of Commercial Jurisprudence, wyi n- I r,- TE»M8-$50 per Session. ,*i All Communications pertaining to this department must bc,sddr©Med^to —KI^GI*Esq/

Storage. S. &

now receiving and opening a Largo, Complete and Well Selected assortment of Goods, -«n9e.-»"'« "••'S

(Ttco Boors Ka»t of AT. Smith Son# State Store,)

Which we are offering at lower rates than can ever offered inthismarkot stock may be found superior Lot of

Silk Girdles. Zephyr Yarn, Working Canvass. Laces, and Edgings,

assS

"STTpatFERSC®,

& & A A N E W O E

Chau*tj«ey GinghaaaMu

W^ofPaMicSqwam-

It Is a fact worth knowing

Be 8qaata it'- Raaa ftnldii^a,

James P. Hanison,

Ansraer at Lav

OFFICE

S FREEMAN*

aa Naiiawd Road Si- m* 1**

Terre

of PttVic

Bia»

CLINIQUE LECTUREiltS: i"1'

•••asras no doubt as to the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise*! the kind. As to health, including all

organiMtii^ which connects them danrotbe interrupted.

tiie twcuaarinterna.org KINO. President of the Memphis Institute./

J. W.: STEWART &MJ0v ARE

=======

A N A I O N S Bonnets, Gro. De "Rhine,"

Lyonissu Cloths, Lustres, 'i"rf'^att

Bleached and Brown Muslins,

Ginghams. Prims Brf Tl&t|D Ve«i"P. Sheep. G'«y Cloths,

GROCERIES, ALL KINDS FRESH.^ Qucensware and Glassware, large stock and very cheap.

BOOTSV SHOES, HATS & CAPS,

he heal for

Terre-Haute, Nov. 3, 1849.

quatil,

and

HARDWARE AT UNHEARD OF

Cashmierl^* :v/ De Lnins. K.

Price

IM TKE

Goods given in Exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PttpDUCfc. r.r »h,-h the Highest Market Prico will be paid. Call and see tts Two doors We« of Nippert and Molitar.

J. STEWART & CO. lOtf.

Cabinet Wareroom. THE

nndprfifnf-d still continoesto carry on tha Swkitig bosinras at the old stsnrt,

nn Market *in#t, nearly opparite the American, at the sign

THE BEDSTEAD#,

Where as is prepared to fill all order*, fiw# a at* and in as good as at any article -i CABINET LINE, ate nxjaaaed to call

When as is ptepma on «u die to a coffin, wUh pro«ptnew, and in style and finish, and with as yo«? materiaU anv in Indians. Tho* tn want of any

^CTte h»«.:e. May ll.^-TJ-tf

Thtt Psalmist the ase of th The Psalmist

I S Of Q.VACKS.

tw Uut raili CAJuiPcxi*i?"-Th#i* I* SarwMril1*

far nff tite

tapar&a,

tag trnmtmotd.

Old Drs

BRICK

hottle*

V, the

In our

arid

Silk Vel vets, -. Superior Wool Shawls, Long do do Swiss citmbc. Mull and Chk'd Muslin#,

S IT S

1VTM* O OSS,

THE

christian Ps«Lmist, plain and &»

The Charch Psalnxiat do

tbeBtptiMtDen^

rcSjaiSs

may4-36tf

FRMCH WORKED COLLARS. Oim SUPERFINE Parti Worked Cottar* for £UU tale TOY low.

etmi

A )ew mors of those 20

d!l hand A!ao, jo* r«m*edatwUierls A

V&cmtFnmck Lmem Cembne Hdty.

the Sew Cbexp Store tf

CAT AT

(fifferwM towtwesffed S P.

T»wiwWid*» SuaapaniJs. It it adr«rtls*t11« Urn ORIGINAL. GEN OTNE, mod iU}. ikiu. Th» Towr*eod no doctor ami twrer «nis btttwu forroart a warttar on railRAWH. c*NNHT, *«d th» Hks—IM TLW tk» of Boelbr' Hr ttM borpqin of famfnf jcratiii for wluh to ML QE 'RJS "H« J»» aasni»4 two MS^cai CIXM* •nd ptcticM Ar filhM 1* Now U)« trntli is. he wwr pracxicad mMiriM a ta(r in ki* lifo! *oiifH, win nMrefMaMwtioa tookn tmd the ofenracKtr aap •wkek* "f tbs man. I sMk mast aMtnl^, he bad ii»•r mad* Umm* aOMttnMKa

Mrmetf arof wm. Wtok will

men Issni to IN ho»S mi truthAti in all th«ir (touting* •ad inierwanw with th««f Mlaw msa He appiwd to cms Hurt Oapp to win hhn ia m»naf»anrinf hia milum, ih« itm MUM ha would nwk*. tnducamunt «nbar§ ia the hwiiwwa. Hmw mm have km insaaiitf aad HbeWaf om in ail potxble hi riot, is order to imprest the psbHc with the that the Old Doctor'* SamipMNIta was not the KWH'M,

Doctor1*b«tjef*riginalSmr Original

imidt trtMnUw OW

JACOB TOWNa&Na

Jacob TOWNEENO,

THE ORIGINAL DISCOVERER OP THE

Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla

Old Dr. Townsend is now about 70 yeart of a«^ and hat tons baeo known the AUTHOTT and DIiC0 KBRSK of the OSFFUIXS ORIUINAL TOWSir, he waacom means it has

8EXV SARSAPARILLA." Bern* poor.he waacom psllad to Untie its manufacture, by which means it ha* been kept out of market, and the ealee circumscribed le those only who had proved its worthed known iu value. It had reached the ears of many, neverthaleoa. as those persona who had Men healed of tore tttteates. and eared from death, proclaimed its wonderful

HEALING POWER.

This GRAND AND IJNEQUALLED PRRPARAT10H maautiactared on the lupn ecate. and ie called for Ihroufhout the ISitgth ami breadth of tha land, sspsciallf a* it ie found iocanable of defeneration or deterioration.

Unlike younf S. P. TnWnMMd'e, tt impmvee with ana, uid nevar chanfat hut for tha Mttsrt because it it nra pared on

ocitmtitic

acuntiflc

priiiarVn Ijy a

in it* m*-"v"fure. Mme«»«r. ihnte

Graduation, $20. to the Dean and

of the

Faculty^

db.

e*.

/ftw»

Thi* S P. Toanwead ea«s I have eoM the see of m» twin' for 97 week, trijl ftve hiai afiOO if he wiU pro-iac* one tingi* efttitary proaf of thtt. Hie auttnm» o' ThwRMm. Skiliam a On. are oothinc but a i«w

Mimhnoris, nmplt uHKla deretve the pablic. and k««f Uw truth dowu ht regard to hit weriw,

JitrmmU

Thie le rMHMB the public to ur-

chaae none bat Old Dr. JACOB Tuwnttad'e Sarvatwn'ta. StlWM baviiif ot it the Did Doctor1* liknMeat. hia family if ^reu, and hi* dfMiBrt actoaa the Coat oTMina.

OMI

Principal OMct, tdt tt. City

man. The

bigbest knowlengts of Cnsminry, and U)« latstt diwo^ iee of the an. have all Iwn Drought into requisition in the manufactare of the Old Dr*e 8ar«aparilla. The 8areaparilla root, it it well known la medical men. OOMBIM many medicinal properties, and eome iiroperuee which art inert or uselest.stid other*, which ir rstaiiwd in pra. paring it foriiae, prtxlucc

ftrnumtatitm

and acid,which

injurionn to the system. Soma of the properties of 8ar*aparilia are so

volatile

that they unurely evaporate

and are loot in the pnpwrnue^, if tUcv «re not pr«Mtrred hy a

ecientifie proctu.

only to those sxperuocsd

volatile principle*,

which Ity otTin vapor, or as an exhalation, under heat, are the very

eeeenlial medical projurluu

of tha root, which

zive to it ail ita value Any person can boil or sttvr the root till they (ret a dark colored liquid, which is m»r« from the coloring matter In the root than from anvthinc elee ther can then strain this insibid or vanid liquid, iweeteb with tour reolasset, and then call it SARSAPARILLA EXTRACT or SYRUP." But such is not the article known as tha

GENUINE OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA. This ia.eo pmpared that all the inert properties of the Sarsaparilla root are firm removed, everything capabls .«!" becomins acid or fermeiitatwn is eitracud and rejectedi then every fiurticle of medical virtue is secured in a pure and concentratedfwrtn: and thus it is rendered incapable of loniac any of its vsluabl" and healing properties. Prepared Ir this way, Hit made the moat powerful asent in the

Cure of tnmimarnble Dltenses. Hence the reason why heat commendation* on every side in its favor bv men. wotnen, and children. Ws One Ii iloine wnmfers in the cure of CONSUMPTION. DYSPEPSIA, and LIVSH

and all atTeetlon* arisinir from IMPURITY OP THE BLOOD. It poemesse a marvellous efficacy• in ail complaints arising from

Indigeetion,

Guide

Townsend1*heuven

NEVER SP01L8,

while the other IJOK8: MURING, fermenting,W

and

containing it into fracments tha aour.

and liquid exploding, and damarin* other goods! Musi not this horrible compound be poisonous to ths systrml What I put or hi into a eyetem

ohrendy

dieeaead with

1 what causee Dyspepsia but acid 7 Do we not all know that when food sours in our stomachs, what mis chief it jwodueest— fletnlenne. heartburn, palpitation ot the heart, liver complaint, disrthoa. dysentery, colic, and corruption of thr blood 1 What it Scrofiils hut sn scid humor in the body 7 What produce* all the humors which bring on Eruptions ot the Skin. Scald Ilssd, Salt Rheum, Krysipelaa. White Mwellinsa, Fever Soree, snd all ulcerations internal and external It is nothing trader heaven hut an acid substance, which sours, snd thas spoils all the fluids of the body, more or teas. What eausse Rheumatism but a sour and acid fluid which instntiam itxelf between the joints and elsesmere. irritating and inflaming the delicate tissues upon which it acts So of nervous disease*, of imfiiirity of the Mood, of deranged circulation, and nearly all ths silmsms which afflict hnman nnture.

Now is it not horrible to make and sell, snd infinitely

SOURING, FERMENTING. ACtl)" OOMPOIIND"OF S P. TOWN8KNI), sn»l

he wonid fatn have it understood that Old Dr. Jacob T»wiMnd's

Genuine Original SareapariOa,

is an

IMJTATION of his inferior fwewarstion Heaven forbid that we shoals deal in an article which would bear the most distant resemblance to 8. P. Town-

wemVn articU

abtehUe

We wish it nndefKtoo.1, bacatts* it is ths

that 8. P-

truth,

article and oW Xtr. Jacob Tnwn-

and'» Sarsaparilla are vHde apart, AND infinitely

dt*similar

that ther era unlike in every particular,

having not one sincle thing in common. A* K. P. Townsend is no'doctor. sad never wss, is no chemiM, no nharmaeea'ist-~hnow* no mure of medMns or diasast uian any other common, onsrtewiflc. anprsfesMonai man, what guarantee csn the pablic hsvs thai they are receiving a genains ecienuftc medic ins. containing atl ths virtnss of Ui* anicies used in preparinf it. snd which are it^apaMe of changes which might render theia the AUKKTAMDMMW Instead of health 7

Sol what Woe should he sspertsd fssa* one who know* nothing crnnfisrativeiy oi medicine or disease 7 tannine a person some sxperiance to cook and serve Bp sren common decern meal, ifnw much mors importan: is it that the peHws who msnetactars msdictne 4s (Kiwi for WKAC KTOWARHS AND BNFKRHI«T) GY^TGLGK ilwM «m«w well

m**H«al pmpemss

best maiiiKt

smnttg and eanrrntrtlta* thsir KM I Ing

vtnwss, JUSO SB extsisNvc now«Etse of ths various i«s. eases which street th Soman tystsro, sad how to sdap* remedies those iMsessiit'

Is to snast Craads npow ths ttnfattttnMs, t» now halni ttac woonded bamarniy.wte boj-

r,tha

dsspainag

bosom, to lesion health, and um, vigor DM lis cnudtesi and brohen, and to banish 6ntMty Itjt OI.P DR JACOB TOWNhKNU ha* WWoHT a»d FOUND (he owwrtunity nnd means to *npt bM Or*ad Dnlvtrial CeaMsuaitd Rstssdy wnhm ths rssch. and to the knowtedse ot sil who assd to.-aat ther mar iaarn sod know, hy jojrfs! expsnsncw, as

Traasecadast F»w#r ts a»sl. Principal OFLk?» F°' tl»e Weftere f^tatei, Mtia at. 3 doors aborc lUi.' "mcuiaati. Oliin U. W.

tiblttt tl C. 4t

**RNDTG.

Di*cjp!i

f\. tim,

Sl BUCKINGHAM, Sign oftbe Kg Book.

JOB ^ANT Bar-

fOhaygtai

gaiaa, WMcaafe»ad f&taiL_

!mBd

CHARLES A DUY.

Next dam to tfce Book tkorv

property exacnted—«M

sad rarniih«i, wails papered,

Shop

UAV-

J, (Jenfrnl Agent, to whom ail applicatioflalor •^'.udcainaatba addnmqlFor sals ia Terr- flaata by WOOD SC DOHMBLLY, Agmtafor Viyortwnty IVM»-26yoow

i?f uvur iMit vjuir,

Pzodttce Cksmmlaeion Merchant, BLFFALO. N. Y. RefereoeM la T«w Haatl, •"5 Jscoa EALT *II HAS Daaixa. 2 ta *, 1 /-'{v

C. W. BAAAOWT.

A AT

€I.

Honnf, Carriage, Si go, aa«J Oraameatal Paistiac^ L80, Bs

all ikeir Brsachc*. «ra* Flt^a, Traawrt®ted—aWrietaiw cMaa-

ike,VdaPTg"

Street, wporius

oa Market

BaiWtag, and 2d dont twxkof Ttm Hatt, maO-SSf E. K. BKOWJC^ WOOL! WOOLt! WOOL!!!

BRING

worked Collars

oa roar Woo* if roa want tt esidad at for Oath.

ia, j-* -iu«.i« ^nfoufei

Ten* HatUe, Majr

Gtnrsowrs

"Yellow Dock and SarsaparUia,"

I!f QUART BOTTLES, i-.1? CURES fnw fca-W Scrofula, Canceroua Tamors, Otttnow £rap* iioaa, Grysip«laa, Biles, Puatolea, or Pimpkw oi tlie face, Chroaic Sore Eju,

Sartaparilltt,"

Acidity the e/omuicA,

from

from unequal circulation, determination of blood to ths head, palpitation of the heart, cold feet and hands, cold chill* and hot (lashes over the body. It has not its equal in

Oaughe

and

and promotes easy eipectornuua

snd gentle perspiration, relaxing strictures of the lungs, throat and every other part. But in nothIn* is ita rxcellnnre mm manitastiy tsaa and acltnowledijcd than in all kind" and stages of

FKMALE COMPLAINTS.

Fidtin*

Albut

tt works wondsrs in cases of PTHOR

of the Womb,Obetrvcted,

ftd Metteee Irregularity of

or White*,

Suppreeeed.or

Pain-

the menstrual periods, and tha

like and ie effectual in curing all the forma of Kidney

^Byremovin*obstructions, and regulating the general svtietn, tt ctvea tone and strength to the whole body, aoa ftu* cures all torms of

Servous Dlse*tses and

uratgiaDebility,XMMOS,

ami thvii prevent* »r relievei- a ereat variety nfothermaiadies. as Spinal irritation. N

'ShMoninr. Epileptic Fit*.O

St. rKW

tumleione

*c.

cleanses ihebiood. eicieea the liver to hsalthy action, tones the stoma oh. and gives good digestion, relieves ths bowels of torpor and constipation, allays inflammation. puriflM the skin, tquallwis the circulMion of the blood, productnc senile warmth equally all over the body, and lb* inasnainls oersoiration} rclaiee stricture and tisht. neat, unvotes atl onri run ions, and invigorates lbs entire nervoor synem. Is not this then Tha Medtolna roa npexmiaantly mtdt

But can any «f tsesc tbuurs be said of S. P. Townsend'* inferior article 1 This young man's liquid is not

COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'8. because of one OH AND PACT, that tha one it IN6a pABJLKof UKTKRIORATION, and

Tettar, Soald Heac|,

Rb«wnaiism, Enlargein«Bt -or Pains in,tha Banes or Joints, ok! and stubborn UlceJs, Farar Fores, Hip Disease, Swelling of^lhe Gltinda, Blotches, Syphilitic Sympivma, Lumbaf^, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Costiveness, Salt Rheum, Affections of the Kidneys and diseases a rising from »n Tnjudicibaa use of Mercury, Minister's Sate Throat, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary AffacliOns. antl all other diseaaM tendf* ing towardsConsimption, Liver Bomplaint, Famale iVreg«laritj«s and Complaints, Sick and Naraaaa headache, General Debility, Low tjpi* riu, Loes of Appetite, Night Sweata,Pairta in tha Side and Shoulders, Exposure orlmpradeaee ia Life, Chronic Constitutional Disordera and aa a Spring and Fall Purifier of the Blood, and Ganaral Tonic for tha

J. D. Park, Esq.—I am most happy to inform you that tho three bottles of Guysott's Yellow Dock and Saraaparillo," that I got of yoa, ha* been the means ander the bleseiags of a kind providence, of restoring mo to health arid the enjoy* ment of life.

When I commenced using tlie "Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," I wan truly in a mom feeble condition I was sorely afflicted with Palpitation of the Heart, end with the moat eaeractatiag pains in the back and aides. I was much troubled with dizziness in the head, coldness of thte extremities, and numbness of my arms and legs and for years have been very costive. 1 be ve for years been consulting the most able Medical men in this section, and in Buffalo, but could get no relief from their prescriptions. 1 have also tried a great variety of family medicines, with little or no success. But the first week I took thoYellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," my aymptoms improved, and continued to do so, until all of my tormenting complaint! were entirely removed. My back is now strong end free from pein, n»y lege ortd rfrmSsre restored to per feet sensitiveness my extremities are wanil and healthy my bowels era regular, and I feel In all respects, physically, a ranovtted man. I hsva given to several poor people that were sick, and ttaable to buy, your very valtfflWe medicine, tha "Yellow Dock and Sarsuparilln." and el 1 have boen greatly relieved by it, and express their liearufelt gratitude. Yours, MARCUrf SPAULDING.

Married Ladies will find this Extract admirably Adapted ta the various complaints ta which they era subject. Those who sre about to become mothers may avoid much suffering by using this compound. Its great beauty ia in being perfectly harmto the moat delieata—purifying the system, snd invigorating every function of ib* body.it randm their labors easy, and imparts strength to both mother and child. who have every reason to suppose they aia approaching that critical period, the "tarn of |jfc« should at once avail themselves of the invaloableproperties possessed by this medicine aait ia infallible fn preventing fx-** dangerous symptoms, which often tcrroin««e fatally, to which fra a is to

Any number of certificates could be given, hot it ii unnecessary to Mi i6cjr can bs seen by calling on any of oar agents.

None genuine unless put up in large square bot-»

Jrm

containing a quart, and the name of the Hy^ blown in tho gloss, with the written signsture of 8. Ben net cm the outside wrapper. Price, fl bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. (a sold by J- D. Park-corner of Fourth and Walsnt streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent for ihe South and West, to whom all orders must be ailili raiimd

System, it ii unrivalled,

SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE

Should never be disregarded. They aia unerring indications that the vital (unctions of nature bava bean interrupted ia their healthful nction, and that serious evils must inevitably follow, aalasa tha system be again set right by the use of proper remedies. And iojseeking these, it ia all-importaaf that resort be not had to

drastic purgativet

or oth

er medicines of a violent kind, which reduce the strength, and eo prostrate the powera or naturura thpt they are gaalblatoittpel ike threatened attack. {drBear in mind that nature is ever endeavoring to expel disease whenever it fnvadee the anitnale» eonpmy,and only needs the assistance of some goa a that will give tone to the system, and eat apontSs atooD—-which is the

principle

GUYS0TT« YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA, aa a purifier of the blood, a renovator of the system, and supporter and preserver ofthe powers of life, has no equal. Take it on the first indication that disease is upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks £pd moptha of sidinoaa andjsufleringj ... 'KING'S EVIL. it ID CASK 07 0. tt,ifiONAItO. 'l If the reader will obewrtc, ha wfll ww (h»t in nearly all casee, the patient has tried nearly every other physlolun within hisrwach, and nearly aw ery remedy but when ho hits upon Guysottls

Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla^ thf. cure in immediate, A. sbw' 'IkSIXOMIKO GROVE, 1st Dec., 1849. Messrs. S. F. Bennet Jb Co. -Gents: Sometime in 1848,1 was attacked with King^ JMl ia my artn, which became so sore that I could nek use if, and in 1845, mortification aet in. 1 employed at different timen, each physician of coJabrity wiUiio my reach—all told me that my arm must be amputated. .From the shoulder to the fore arm, my arm was full of running sores, eome of them as large as a fifty cent piece. 1 then employed an In* dian Doctor, who removed the mortified fleeh, and stopped the mortification, but could not 'heal my arm. My strength, st this time, was completely exhausted, and my person much emaciated. I con* tinued in this state until I saw an advertisement df4'&uy*o(t'tYeltbwDockwhat*1848,ofsummerthe ond

which I read attentively, Bhi

sent for one bottle of the srticle. After using it for a few days, thedisoharges from my arm incrtssed, and assumed alight color, and lese offensive odav. I sent for a second bottle, nnd while using it^l found my strength increasing, end tho discharges from my arm decreasing. 1 coc tint ted using it UUr til I had used si* bottles, though I folt myeelf perfectly cured, before I used the sixth bottle. Sinoe that time I have not felt any pain in my arm, DO 8Qre« have reappeared, und I have no reason to doubt that it is thorouglily cured, for I can labor with it as well as I ever could. "(juysott^s Yellow Dock aiid Sarsaparilla," lone cured me I took no other remedy while using U, and had I used it at ths first appearance of tha milady, I fully believe it would have saved ma from tears of suffering. AmT 1 moat afcfnestly KN commend every person sttfinrfng under an^ similar disease, to tise "Guyaott's Yellow Dock and Sa/' saparilla," which will reatore them to health.

Yours in gratitude, 0. M. LEONARD. I

Marcus Spaulding, of Erie, Pa., cured of Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, Dizziness of the Head, Coldness of the Extremities, sntl

Numbness of the Limbs of ten years standing, solely by "Ouysott's Yellow Dock and Barsapa* rill a." ?r Kai*,Pa., Nov. 29,1849.

H. Blood (V, J. R. Ctftmirftfiara, Wood & Donnelly, Terre Haate. 8 Lawrence fcSon, Lafiiystta.

D. Craighead, Indianapolia. ft H. B. Peek, Viacennes. C. Bdl, Evansville. apr20-34y-eow wcHt EXPEPITIOI*

TO THE DEAD

iL «B* XwDTIIE^ JORDAN. J«l

""reRKWS BCCKIN^MS

I Oet SO, 194^-®tt New nook