The Wabash Courier, Volume 20, Number 36, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 May 1852 — Page 4

BUSINESS CARDS,

A N

AT TUB

£2?nfj.Tcit €our(ftH?ffCcr, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, with a rotsssti surrty of jcnaa^jar triooQ «€p-2rapna® We have also a complete get ol new and beautiful £1 "^TiZ^c.'r^c

FJ^OURIS^H E^S,

Far Card-Printing In ir uion of Copperplate Persona wanting Pnnting done will do well to five us a call as with new at •.-n:.'- id exp*reaped forknw, we cannot v.i .uand w# "WARRANT SATISFACTION.

Blank Deeds & Mortgages,

BILLS OF LADING,

Protests and Instructions Tor Flat and other It oats.

Kept constantly on hand at thin Office.

). Epicurean Repertory.

WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE.

£OA3fo

PHILADELPHIA ALE,

_A»due

thousand other delicacies, of which notio# will be given. ma31ts

ND a

COOKERI.r. WM. E. MCLEAN".

COOKERLY & McLEAN,

AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,

WOFFICE IN UNION ltOW,j» Above Mahan & Hawkins's Drug Store, Second Story, entrance on Fourth Street.

HAVING

csm-iated themselves together in

the Practice of Law, will give prompt and efficient attention to all business entrusted to them in the Seventh Judicial Circuit. junel-l-51-42yl

LAi\KIR & ROSS, (Successors to Bright Ijiinier,)

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

IBOTAKm

PACKET LAXDIfa, RAILROAD DEPOT, AND WHARF,

MADISON, h\D.

References:—

Dlythe & Holland, T. A. Morris,

Kirlond & Fitzgibbon, Indianapolis D. White, Madison. Oct 25, '51-9-lypd

J. JULIAN.

2d St., nearly opposite Stewart House.

DEALER IN

American and Foreign Marble, OUT 11 OF THE PUBLIC SQUAEE,

TERRE HAUTE. IND.

Manufacturer of Monuments, TombTables, Grave-Stones, &c.

Me keeps constantly on hand a large supply oi the best Vermont and Italian Marble, and is prepared at all times to fill orders with promptnew, and in a workman-like style.

Nov 15, 51-12-6m

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

BEING now permanent 'y l°cat,d 'n h's

Will he continued from my office, by J. II. I/xo, M. t)., who, during the past two years, has proved himself faithful ana worthy of confidence. junel-40-tf A. 1IOLME8, M. D.

ci.em Tixourr, siweow burton, Philadelphia. Cincinnati.

TINGLET & BURTON,

•WIIOU SUJ DtAUiRS IV

Foreign and Domestic Dry Gods

South^East Corner Pearl and Walnut Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

ARE

now opening a full and complete stock of Spring Goods, which they offer for cash, or tke us^al credits.

Jan I, '52-19 ly a .V I .Ys. House, Carriage, Sign, and Ornnntontal

Fainting, iu all their Uranches. A LSO. Designs, Banners, Flags, Transparencies, pro[erly executed—old Pictures cleaned and varnished, walls papered, «kc.

Simp on Market Street, opposite Doles' New Building, and 2d door north of the Cockier Office. Terr© Haute, mar23-30y E. K. lJKt)WN.

J. MUTTO*. n. ASHt.F.Y

BRITTON

No*

CO.,

Forwarding aad Commission Merchants, TERRF. HAUTE, INDIANA. rflMIF. highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye,

Corn. Uats, Flaxseed, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, White Beans, and Warehouse, corner of Firs' Canal Basin.

Nov 8, 'il-IMf-iM

Dement St Co.,

rai-13-tf

Feathers, at their and Eagle streets,

POOLE & BROTHER,

Forwarding & Commission Merchants, 90 il AGAZLNE HTUEET.

NEW ORLEANS.

RefeTrnres, Williams & Early, IT. D. WlHlaurtw A, Co., fVrro llante.

Any business. Forwarding or Commission, en trusted to our charge will meet our usual prompt 5 3 untion

Sh.ivin^, Ilnii* CuUiiitf,

XHK

uiuli reipnrd ba« fitted up lor the aecom I modatien of tbe-eittsens of Terre Haute, and traveler*, a shop on« door north of Farrington's Block, where they all can get a clean and easy shave, and their hair cut in th- "''est mai n. r. Ra wws always sharp—Soap, Brti and '1 velsal

JESSE MITCI1E1J.

EGBERT HARVEY, Produce Tomuiission Merchant Buffalo, N. T.

References la Terre Hsute, Jacob Ea*lt.Esq., nxs Dsv fSso.% amks Fa*' *to,x, Esq.,

f«b!6 35- tf

C. C. W. BAKWCK.

Early &Leggett,

ronu«frf»«,ff 4* (*mmixtion

And di-al^rs in all kinds of produce. Tf KllE HAUTE IND. M«r- it *3 JL

STEPHENSON. M. D.

Vhyxicimi and Surgeon. TERRE HAUTE, IND. Office nearly opposite Brow»s Hotel.

Oct 18, ^61-a-lf

THOMAS II. NELSON. Attorney and Counsellor at law,

TKKRE HAUTE, IND.

QMrr ih Tkouiit B'ock. *r t(a.Lrt. 7,

IN*

J. W. NEWLAXP.

SrSWlL'i^IE) &

pf"

fice on Ohio street, third door east of the public square, will at all times

bo in readiness to wait on his patrons in all things pertaining to his profession. N. B.~-f?o credit given for operati previous arrangement.

ion.«nnles» by

April 17, 1849-34y

J. H. LONG, M. D.,

IONTINI'ES tbePraciice of Medicine from the Office ol Dr. A. Holmes, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Tne following from Dr. Holmtts is considered a sufiicient recommendation to satisfy the public mind.

The Practice

SIcdicine

BUSINESS CARDS.

States Line,

For UMffnlo, t'Himtla nud Western states. WITHOUT RtSHHIPPING AT Atomy ox Troy,

FBOJMUBTORS

A. R. COBB & to., foat of lodiana Street. Buf falo. A- W. PA LATER, &.CO', 121 Ira ad Street,New

York,- v(

1 BfoaaKtreet,

E- W. Si K^ns. AgenN.No. 1 C- H. CA.^MJ*» r»'t» Vofi DQrMark Packages, W. 8. Line, awl ship Wt-=j&ra States Liue, Foot of Broad Street, iSo* :!t. with Tern Haute aad Toi*& i+i^e L'utirJ, ikmt,

COS sn SEES. ,.

ft,

,\ Toledo,

e-!-

--ir X$o»

mar- *36 '52 w-6m-31.

II. B. SMITH,

Forwarding and Commission merchant, TERRE I1ADTK. EALER in Lake Salt, Fish, Plaster, Pine

Lumber, and Shingles. £jrCa»h paid for Wheat, Corn, and (Oats. Warehouse on Canal, between Second and Third Streets. anM ts

E A N S

RESPETFULLY

tenders his ptui- ional ser

vices to the citizens of Tetre Uuuie aud vi emlty. Office on Market street, first door south of the Town Hall. April 12, '51-33-ly

B. MOFFATT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TEH HE HAUTE, 1ND. Office in Union Row, over Reeves's Store. Nov 13, "&1-12 ly jr

WM. C. T8ABCE.

(Succtsftors to S. W. Pu^h,)

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Commission hud Forwardiug Merchants,

No. 440, Main Street,

Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, North Side, LOUISVILLE, Kjr. WE on band a large and carefully selected slock of Groceries, which they will poll very low for Cash, or in exchange for Country Produce. The following are the principal articles, viz: 250 bags Prime Green Kio Coffee 50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hlids Prime to Extra Prime N. O. Sugar 10 do Refined and Clarified do 7 'i bills Ixaf, Powdered, and Crushed do 10 trcs. Flint Rice 25 bbis Golden Syrupf25 half do do 20 ten gallon kegs do 70 bbls Plantation Molnsse9 25 do Sugar House do 30 half bbls do do 55 half chests Gun Powder Tea 26 do Black do 32 do Young Hyson do 25 6 and 12 lb. boxes do do 75 boxes Pearl Starch 10 do Chocolate

Rosin Soap Fancy do Star Candles Sperm, do Pressed Summer Candles

120 100 160 30 225

do do do do do

new

150,000 Cuba Six Cigars 25,000 Spanish do 25,000 Half Spanish do [to 1000 250 hags and bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 lOCO lbs Carpet Chain 1000 do Candle Wick 1200 do Cotton Twine 150 bales Cotton Batting 525 bag3 Shot, nssorted si7.es 10,000 lbs Bar and Pis Lead 75 doz Blue Buckets 50 do Fancy do 50 do do Halfdo 45 nests (3 and 8 in nest) Painted Tubs 35 doz No. 2 and 3 do do 75 do Zinc Wa»h Boards 50 bbls Hydraulic Cement 50 do Vinegar 85 packages No. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel 800 kegs Sujjer CutNails,froin 3 to 20 penny

100 do do Brads, 6, 8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginia Tobacco [and 1 lb lumps 115 do Mie«wurinndKentuckydo.5,8, lb 100 do Matches 350 doz Shaker and Com Brooms 12 casks and bbls Salsratus 10 do do Super Carb. Soda 700 lbs Best Spanish lruligo 1600 do Bright Dutch Madder 50 bags Pepper and Spices 12 bbls Alum 12 bb!s Epsom Salts 30 do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 lbs Cloves 500 lbs Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark 400 lbs Camphor 350 do Cream of Tartar 1200 reams Wrapping Paper 350 do Letter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull'sSarsapanlta 50 do Fresh Green Cheese 315 kegs Pure and No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article imported 2 half pipes

app Jas Hennesay Pale and Dark Brandy A. Seignette do do Rastean do do J. & F. Martel Brandy J. J. Dupuy do Jiondon Dock Madeira Wine R. L. do do Spanish Port do Ihire Port Juice, Crown Brand Juice Port Burgurtdy Pale Sherry, very fina Pure Sweet Malaga Wino .Sweet Wine and Gin, New

2 do 3 qr. casks 1 half pipe 1 do nr. casks do do do do do do do

Domestic Brandy. England Rum, Old Bourbon,Copper Distilled and Rectified Whisky, Pencil and Apple Brandy.

Aifo-Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Essences, Cinnamon, Vermifuge, Castor and Linseed and Tanners Oil, Turpentine, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glasa, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards, Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot Lines and Staging, Dupont's and Blasting Powder, Sifters, Salt, &c. &c. ecptia-5l 3-ly

Japanned Tinware Manufactory.

'I 111 undersigned manufactures nhd keeps conJL Bluntly on hnnd a large and general assortment ot'

Japniinrd, Ornnmcnfnl, Ilronzed.

and Pressed Timrare, which lie offers uvseli to Coumtry .M Vo.n. an I Tin Pfi! r-, IfeM*!*, Mwrnacra," as will vi. Id handsome profit to ti»» buyer. Every «tni to he otters for sale is made in nixrtwn shop, under hie personal eupcrinten :ice, from the raw material. And in tins nirti»-«' ir a clr to have it in his power to :k nviycsnyiiW, superior t» any other dealer in the West.

HavH? recently made large additions to his manuf iring department in the way of room, machinery, and a gr* ss-t nt *r cr«ork i, he hopce tabe able tosu.y.y the mcrtn-iftg c. nand".

Deahtrs who have been accustomed to making their pitrc' the c«-*rrn titles, will find that they caw ti dly as I here in point of price and quality, and in ition to this they can always buy just what want, and may fill up their stocks as they may dt»ire, without tbeinoonvei'i!«:»('six weeks or two month* for *»v.vly -m

LARD LAMPS.

The owtfTragned would also call attention (4* dealers to hi* Improved Oxygen Lard Lamp This Lamp is to constructed thai the entire top can be jein.iv."- '*i«" I

eieaninf. 'I'nc t.. t-i I hMbeeh, thm thejr tiotlx' was #1^. .hs'^ty ti««( t' .-y eav TlK|e o: •realttin :y«a-'

rc.i

•••mient. Inn rbn t.» thi and of cc be s, price tlus sea-^vn 1 h.'y «r» •-. the hmt a-1 "—*1 Lara

n''»l

ei( an--.!, Md it 5 be uuAmed.xmw ia

tf "••••'•h

•v. a

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Also Bi.v and k-up# S-adt' »-i*:iv .-dsi-•'.:! Air I*ard Lamp.l':or ,» fiu.-: now in use for eight years, B»t htn«vei|«Bme snn«!aeM.«,

Dealers we

amine tay stock GEOHGT. D. WliNtiiKLU Com*r Pearl and W -. tui Sleets, ooposite the |Y:ui Street Iloti«\ CiKetmiSii, Oi.m.

N. B. Particular attetidon paid to puvaing and Ibrwaidiac articles to the coentry.

FIRE PROOF PAINT.

BLAKE'S

FIRE PROOF PAINT, grpond ia

oil, ssmtoi colors aad packages, liefenced Pure I«ad. For tale by Apr 5,-51 33 tf. WXD & DONNELLY.

f'HK OttKAr KENTUCKY HKMKUV.

JR. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA11 Will Wonders never Cease! I

the foltowtog cures, performed alane by the use a! BOWi 8A RSAfA i!UJA, we not wonder*, then we .ckuoutedge that we do not know the meaning of the vord. tteod, and be convinced that fitots are stranger than tctiou:—

Lnre P. O., Pulton Co.. Ky., Oat. 1,1861.

Ir. John Bull: Dear Sir—The two down of your "Sit ranmilla, ordered tn September, came to hand, and, in aemowtelgln|c the receipt of the same, 1 feel I would be toing you liijtt*tiee to withhold the following, among the nan of thelastances that have romo under toy obiterm•km, during the butt two yeant, of the great curative prop arties otyour 8ar«aparilla:—

Mm Jeannette Slartin, a highly respectable lady of my tetghbarhood, aged nisty-flve years, had been long Afflicted rith a cancerous ulcer, which finally reduced he.* to lttlplew a eondliion, that she could not leave hi-r bed. Hhe .rtcd the beat metifoal advtee In our county, without relief, md had giren up all hopes of a euie. At this stage of bet ANe, I persuaded her son to take a bottlo of your Snratparilla. lie did so, an I in a short time returned, aud purh«3ed another :e, stating the first had had a dccideJIy P)chI iiVct. She continued to uase it until, after the u«i of 1t« bottles, 1 had the pleasure of seeing the old lady at church. She assured rao that she had almost jutlroly recovered hear health, aud from her I reffired the tocouut of her di*r£ae, and in about the snme words 1 tfive ,t to you. This is but one of a number of cures under my ibservation—of very remarkable ones—performed by the tm of your Sarsaparlila, iu niy neighborhood. The demand for it has steadily increased since its introduction aero. Very respectfully, your obedient serTant,

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my g, hand, and causcd the seal of the County Court ol I said county to be hereunto affixed, this 18th day of February, 1850.

WM. It. DICKINSON, 1'. M.

Botui Codstt, Ky., Oct. 6,1851.

Br. John Bull: Dear Sir—I hare seen the most marvelion# cure of one of my patients, by your valuable modicint —an old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood with scrofula, and various diseases of the brain. She wat ilxty vcars old. It had run into something like leprosy tnd a\te was the most frightful creature u\y eyes evet aehcld. I called in Dr. Mcl'adden, a very flue physician :o consult with me in relation to her. We came to tlie conclusion that it was out of our bower to relieve her but going to my office, 1 accidentally picked up one of youi Journals, when, on sceiug the wonderful cures your Shi-m jarilla had effected, I rosolvcd to try the experiment in thit

I took her two bottles of it, after taking which 1 aerceived a great change. I took her some more. She is aow taking the sixth bottlo, and 1 consider her entirely ured. 1 take great pi aasure iu recommending your for taparilla to the a^lictcd public.

Yours respc«j|ully,

State of Kentucky, Graves Co., Set.

This day personally came before mo the undersigned, an Kting justice of the peace in and for said county, and made ath in due form of law, that the above statement is true. Subscribed and sworn to, this 15th flay of February, 1S50.

EDWIN ANDERSON.

Can the reader believe, after reading the description of die above numerous cures, that there is still a few human xdngs,* suffering with disease, that refuse to give Bull's Jarsaparilla a trial. It is indeed hard to believe, but nevirtheiess, it is too true. What kind of testimony would it »ke to convince the few remaining disbelievers, that Bull's ncdlcino will do more even than it promises? The doctor jould produce another and another cure performed by his nedicine but if the cases published above will not conrice the sceptical, it is useless to produce any more, and, ndeed, it would cost a fortuno to publish the many certiicates that have been showerod on Dr. Bull. The largest nammoth sheet in America would not contain even the lames of those cured, let alono full statements of their jases.

This medicine, when used according to directions, will sure, without fail:— E he Skin, Erysipelas, Chroclc Sore Eyes, 'Ringworm or id, R*

Large supply just received. Feb 20, '62-w6m-36

P. O. OltlXXT. S. MITCHELL.

EVANS VTLLE

Forwarding & Commission House.

riMlE sulwerT:-! rs, in connection with their 1 presest W boat, have just completed the mammoth wharf boat 44 mm

*3 ai«

Steambo!!' Mast- rs at lower rates off? ^ht than has ever before been done at this point. Wi^ rhrm advantages we respectfully solicit

O S I

L» tl adv inr tni opon Frodaceeontdgned Uj lor our correspondent.-, in New Orleans, ana thesaaie forwarded at the very lowest r*"= -f freir^T,

We rec consiinments for sale, effect sales promptly, ami make quick returns. O RILEY & MITCHELL.

Evanarilie, Jan 12, ^3-w6m 21

the im-

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Bit 0 W N' S II0 TEL.

TEK Rfv-IlAt'TE, IXD.

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prored.

Oct 16,

FRENCH',

JOHN M. ROSS, M.D.

I, Thomas A. Rlngo, of 'Graves Co., Ky., for the benefit }f mankind generally, do hvrohy certify, that on or about the 16th day of October, 1847.1 was attacked with a very severe pain in the lower part of tlie abdomen, which lasted out a few minutes, and moved into the left hip, and continued exceedingly painful for about flro days, during which time I had a very light fever. At the end of that :iine the fever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, ifter which it again returned, and was much worse than sefore. During all this time 1 was under medical treatment. From a short time after I was taken, I was unable walk or sit up the hip in which the pain was so bad xtmimmccd rising, until some time in January, when it ourst, aud a number of pieces of bone came out—as many is twenty, at least. Some of the pieces were three-fourths )f an inch long. Some time after this, a lmrd knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my ripht wrist, and sne on my leg, below my knee. I continued to get weak uid woree, and uaiu made its appearance in my right shoulder, and would move in my breast and stomach. At this time all persons gave me up to die. A physician then told me that, as a last remedy, I had tetter use -MR. BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. After the use of the second bottle, the knot on my wrist commenced getting soft. I opened it, and a day -or two after, piece of bone came out. My wrist soon got well, and I continued to gain strength. After I used the third bottle, I could get no more for some four weeks, after which time succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the three last bottles, the knot on my hip becamo soft it was opened, and some corruption ran ont, together with a miall pit-ce of bone, and the sore soon got well, and the uxot entirely dlappeared. The sore on my leg also opened, ind apiece of bone came out. I continued the use of the Sarsapurilla until used twelve bottles, and am now intirely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem strange to some, but I will here state that, during the mmrncr of 1841), I coughed up three pieces of bone, which ian now be seen at the residence of my uncle, Thos. Neal, where I now live, and if any persons doubt this statement, I will be happy to converse with them, if they will call on die. Signed, THOMAS N. RINUO.

S. P. MOUSE, J. P. for'O. 0.

T, Trwin Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Graves Jounty, State of Kentucky, do certify that S. P. Morse, whose name is signed to the above certificate, is now, and ff&s at the time of signing the same, a justice of the peace, in and for said Graves County, duly commissioned and jualified as such, and that foiUi and credit aro due all his rflciai acts, as such.

Terre iiaute, March 1, 51-27-tf

Scrofula or King's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions ot Skin, Erysipelas, Chrocic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Fetters,'Scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains in the Rones or Joint", Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, SyphJis, Dyspepsia. Salt Khcum, Diseases of the Kidneys, Diseases arising from the use of Mercury, Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Side or Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago, jougta.',c*i^,^wt*if^M^f the cSst^Pufmonary^Affeljl'ihey can be had in any Western city, and as

Jons, and ail other Diseases tending to produce Consump- ... ... don, fcirer Complaints, Female Irregularities and Com^taints, Sick and Norvous lleadache, I/wr Spirits, Night sweats, Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constijutfcmal Diseases, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, and .leneral Tonic fbr the System, and a Gentle and Pleasaut Purgative, it is superior to Blue Lick and Congress Water, Salts, or seidiits Powders.

DR. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, 81 Fourth St., Louisville, Jiy,

lie re applications for Agencies'must be addressed. J. R. CUNLNGHAM, Sole Agent for Torre Haute, where the Medicine can be had by the down, at Proprietors prices.

^LATE OF COV1KCTOW, WD.) HAS leased, for a term of years, the New and commodious brick building stinted near the southeast corner of the Pcbuc Sqca*b, on

Market Street. The proprietor would

respi faRy mform his former patrons and the tr»v« wr p^iiiiea^neralJy.tbathishoaseisaewlT a r. n( atlf ftirt i-h.-d. and in order. He is now well pr- "imi to nccommmiate his friends and patrons ifIS BEST STYLE. He asks a COJi'

I ill

fotinf 1VOTS.

I^.^j well anra Stables belonging to' the Hoonr: also, a gen livery Esubliaiunent, attached tor the aceotmaodaUoo of aucsts.

March 12, '52-w2m-^

finished in the most substantial manner, and with a fire-proof roof. Provided with these two Boats, and with able and competent assistants, we can now receive and store, at the river, 8,000 Tons of Produce A Merchandise, ely red »m.! protected from casualti.i iu ill wt rs tl ibjr avoiding the neceasity, as heretofore, of exponng proderc. in the inclement season, upon a wet and mutkiy landing and, also, facilitating us ia reshipping with more d^s-itch, in b« oid.r, and as we are n- ure.i by

ftiinp:r

O W N

P. B. BROWN.

Ten* Haute, May 3, -51-56 tf *5

Louisville, Ky., March 12, '52-w9tn-29,

O I S I E

JLOCUST CORISElif TERRE HAUTE*, INDIANA,

receipi

a very

Urge assortment of

«5f ISjCcnts per H." Wholesale,

PUMPS! PUMPS!

INGENUITY in all ages has been busy in de1 vising the easiest and most practicable method of obtaining water from the deep cavities of the earth. But nothing has as vet surpassed the old fashioned sucker pump. This good oki principle has been greatly improved upoiiby Mr. FAG aN, reccntlv in Terre Haute. Instead oft fie old wooden stock in one piece, be has improved the material by a combination of iron and wooden pieces, and so far aiiered the old plan as by placing the plunge within ten feet of the water, to produce a material difference in the volume of water, and also in lessening the expense. Several of these pump* are now in operation in this place— twoor three at the Pork Houses—and give the most entire saiistbetion.

The undersigned, living in the town of Terre Haute, have purchased all the improved pumps of Mr. FaGAIS, aad have them for sale—and are also prepared to put them in operation for all persons who will give them a call. decli 50-16-tf J. & J. W. BOND.

The Stock of Clothing that has just been received at the

fs admitted by those that have seen and examined it, to bo the most perfect and beautiful assortment ever brought to this city,and having superintended the manafacture of them in person, we can vouch for their being

A it a an as in first hands in the Eustern cities, enables us to offer articles in our line as cheap as

our prices will induce all who call upon us to buy. Every article warranted as represented.

extensive and splendid stork of Fall and

Winter Clothing, of our own inanufuotuie—ilrss. making $Ov]ncix yip war rttut.

Fashionable Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts, &q.,

WEST SIDE"OF. PUBLIC• SQUAEE,

&c.,

garment pyrchqssd 41^ j»lpWj||roern ejcchanged, if not ap

TEJIRE JJATjTE, IND.'^"^ ... •'K

EnplfsTi, nnH Gfermnn^Grenil. evrrv Tnesdnv, TliursJoy, and Saturday! Cognac Brniidy, Port Wine, Chumpngne, Claret. Madeira, Rhenish.

&c.

Nov 8, '51-11.tf {Kr SARDINES, SALMON, and OYSTERS.

Thy subscribers are now in receipt of a full supply of Messrs. G. C. Miller & Co's

CELEBRATED STEEL PLOUGHS,

Which deservedly stnnd higher than any plough in the Union for their good performance and easy draught. We also have extra Beams and Handles, of the best seasoned wood, steamed in oil, which we will furnish at prime cost. Wo have any qunntity of testimonials as to-their performance and quality, which we would be pleased to show any person wonting ploughs.

The Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory here on a large sjrale, and have sent this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture. N. SMITH & SONS.

P. S.—They nroaso constructed that it will be difficult for the most awkward smith to knock them out of shape, the land-side and point being connected, and of the very best material.

&c.

STRAUS & ISAACS. 1

North-east Corner. PublicSquare, 3\prc Haute, I ml

CAHDYJTORE

AND iif .nl I

2 E S I E A I I

KTCmfectionery

Syraps^' and Bakery.

interest governs,

IFfS/ side Public Square, next door to JBemenCs old stand.

Terre Iiaute, (3ct. 18 '61-8-y I

2,500 PACKAGES, EOOTS AND SHOES. 3Lo Es. ..WAIEMWEKf, No. 522 Main Street, Louisville Ky.

AM now receiving my stock of Spring Goods tne

made under my directions to meet the wonts of the first class of trade, emlracing a great vs riety, especially in the department of Gentlenum's fancy S oes, and Ladies, and Children fine Shoes nnd Gnifors which 1 will pell ns low as aoy jobbing hoOse in the W£bf or ill Philfldel* phia or New York prices adding transportation.

WILSON, STAEBIRD & 458 MAIN STREET

Medicines, Patent Medicines. Surgeon's Instruments, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Varnishes. Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, French and American Window-Glass, Virginia, Missouri, and Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco, RE now in receipt of their heavy sprin supplies, which renders their stock one of the largest and '1 most complete in the United States. Tuck stock was purchased of Importers and manufacturer or first hands upon ih- very best terms, and they are prepared to warrant the quality of th«ir ds, and are determin 'o sell them for cash or to undoubted prompt dealers on the usual time, I- low as they can be purchased East, with the addition of the usual freights and charges. I hey haver -i ient agt'-iN in the East, t!:r.ii^!i whom they are enabled to keep their stock fresh and complete

the fctason. Orders wui be promptly filled with goods at a* low rates and of as good qur the parties wee ere in person. N. 8. Ginseng, Feathers, Hags, Flaxseed. Beeswax, Mustard Seed, and countrv produce generally taken at the market prices in payment oi debts due us, or in exchange for goods.

from the best Manufacturies at the TEns'

Wood & Donnelly's Drag Store.

Old Established Stand, North Side of the PUBLIC SQUARE. At this store may be found as usual at WHOLE SALE, a complete assortment of every thing our line of business, which will be sold at the low est range of prices.

We are in receipt of spring supplies of Drags, Medicines, Chemicals, Hoots* Herbs, Extracts, dec., pure and of best qualities. PFRFUMERYAND TOILET ARTICLES,

WINES

and

LIQUORS fox

we feel confideni

Sc.

CO.

L, L. WARREN.

Medical use, pure

and ot choice flavours, Paint®, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Staffs, Glass and GlassWare, Putty, Glue, Brushes,

Bronzes, Gold Leaf,

April 5, *51, 3i£-tf

&c.

MrPhysicians Prescriptions accurately com pounded. Al I our officinal preparations are made in accordance with the U. S. Dispensatory.

JWTSTAR'S

since, being our physiciansekill, advised the use thi

Tonilinson & Brother, lndianapc son, Prairieton J. M. Lucas, Cloverland G. May 31-'51-eowl"^m-ren*Oct 4-ren Feb 18.

IT RBKKWS AKD nmOORATES THB POWE8S OF UTK. OrVXS ACT7VTTY TO THs tiuaa,

AMD sTasNOTH to tbb uoaootuat stst*k, aw will CURB WITHOUT FAIL, coffioinuiLA., zennBrniiu^TsffiiB, 8TVSB0BN ULCEBS, DTSPEPSJA, 8ALT RHETJM, #ebet Sores, Erjsfpflas,

Staples, IMIi, Kcrenrtsl OliMfli, Catsisteoua LIVER COMPLAINT

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Extract YELLOW DOCK and SARSAPARILLA.

The Original and only Oeiiuiue Preparation for the Permanent Cure of tfon* sumption and Diseases of the Lunss when they are supposed to be ,, »_ affected by the too free use of M«*rcnrv, Iron, Quiuiue, &c.

Lumbago, Jaundice, and Ccwtivencss. THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE

IT WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL, W'*1'

Scorfula or King's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions ot the Skin. Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworms or Tetter Scsld Head, Rheumatism, Paines in the bones, old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Diseases of Kidneys, Salt Rheum, Loss of Appiiite, Diseases arising from the use of Mercury, Pain ia the Side ana Shoulders, General Debility, Dropsy,

KNOWN!

The Shaker prepared "Yellow Dock" and the "Rjed IIo.vdltus Saesaparilla," are the invaluable remedial agents from which

uI)r.

Guysott's Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapurilla,"

is formed and the laboratory of Dr. Guysott has given us the virtues of theseroots in their perfection. His preparation contains all the restorative properties of the roots, cdVnbined and concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy.

Experiments were made in the manufacture of this medicine, until it was found that it could not be further improved. Accordingly we find it resorted to, almost universally, in cases Ot Hepatic, Scorbutic, and Cutaneous complaints for general prostration of all the vital powers, und all those tormenting diseases of the skin so trying to the patience, and so injurious to health.

Scrofula, Syjrftili*, Mercurial complaints, Cancer, Gangrene, Rheumatism, and a vast variety of other disagreeable and dangerous diseases are speedily and perfectly cured by the tttc of this medictite. Sai.ina, Michigan, October 6, 1851.

Mr. John D. Park—Dear Sin Itis with unutterable feelings of gratitude that I nm able, through the Divine Providence of God, and bv the wonder-working agency of that excellent medicine "Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," to give you a lew symptoms of my almost hopeless case.

In the "winter of 1550, I was attacked with A severe pain, which was gradually extending through the whole right side and leg at the same time, a total prostration of my physical system: also, my l-g had shrunk to about two-tlirirds of its common size. -I procured the attendance of a skillul prnctitioner, who pronounced my disease one of the worst forms of liver complaint. He said my case was one not easily handled", but prescribed for me. I remained under his treatment until 1 was satisfied he could not help rue. 1 then procured of your agent at this place, VV. A. Beers, two bott(ea of Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sirsaparilla, from

ha villi* taken four bottles more I was able to pursue my business without any inconvenience, and have been since that time a woll man. while but a short time since, I was confined to my bed threefourths of my time and 1 cannot ascribe the return of my health to any other cause than by the agency of that truly valuable medicine, Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.

Mb. J. p. Park—DearSir: I send you the foregoing certificate, and so far as I am acquainted with his case, it is alt true. 1 procured it, thinking it might be a benefit to you and to the afflicted. You have the privilege of using it as you think best. W. A. BEERS.

The following letter is from a highly respectable Physician, who enjoys nn extensive practice: Navarre, Stark countv, O., Nov. 1, 1851. Dr. .Tons D. Park—DearSir "Dr. Guysott's Extract of Sarsaparilla." This medicine hns been prescribed by me for the last three years, with good effect, in general debility, LiVer complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic and Nervous diseases. In all female complaints it certainly is uno* quailed. In the use of this medicine the patient constantly gains strttigth and vigor, a fact worthy of great consideration. It is is pleasant to the taste and smell, and can be used by persons with the mot delicate stomachs, with safety, under any circumstances. I am speaking from experience, and to the afflicted I ndvise its use. DR. J. S. LEEPER. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN EXTENSIVE MERCHANT IN NEENAH, WIS

Mr. John D. Paric—Dear Sir: am out of your Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry," and "Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. Please forward a supply immediately. Your Balsam of Wild Cherry worked to a charm here: not a bottle failed of our Balsam of Wild Cherry worked to a charm here: not a bottle fails affording immediate relief, and in every instance but one, (an old gentleman of 71 years of age) it cured, and the Yellow Dock has done equally as well. I took three bottles myself last fall, and enjoyed perfect health last winter, lor the first winter for eleven years, being troubled with a severe eruption of

which laid me up from two weeks to four months every winler and-spring until last winter. Henrv E. Jones, a hroihermerchant and a particular friend of mine, took two bottles of the Yellow Dock for a Scrofula Eruption, which has worked an entire cure.

My store is corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Walnut street. Yours, respectfully, CHARLES E. CASE. 8 Sold by

North-east Corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, entrance on Walnut street, to whom all ordera must Le addressed.

BALSAM

Wild Chkrry has long been known to possess important medicinal properties. This fact is familiar to every matron in our land, and physicians often

of complaints. Tar. also, has been equally noted for its virtues and some physicians, whose names aro familiar to the whole country, have gone so far as to declare that even Consumption could be cured by that alone. In other hands, again, it was nearly valueless, owing, no doubt, to their ignorance in preparing and administering it—a difficulty now entirely obviated by patient experiment and long experience.

The extraordint ry medicinn 1 powers of these two substances ore now, for the first time, combined and .embodied in.Dr. Wistar's Balsam or Wild Cherry. By a nice chemical process, everything deleterious or useless is rejected, so that what remains is the most extraordinary and truly efficacious remedy for all kinds of pulmonary aud liver diseases ever known to man. To convince alt ibelievers that our theory is really true, we refer to a few cases of cures performed by this wonderful medicine:

I was under the care of a skillful physician, from the timo.l was taken sick until about six weeks then about helpless, and my friends considered my case hopeless, or at least beyond sed the use of

which I received a vast amount ofbsnefit. After

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

tles of the medicine, and now consider myself perfectly well. JEREMIAH 1SCRIGG

Another Astonishing Core!

E. Kstb, a highly respectable merchant of Rushville, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent us the follow ing voluntary tribute to "pa, wistar's balsam of wild cberry." Rushville, Fairfield co., O., April 6, '51.

Mr. J. D. Pauk—DearSir: I wish to state to you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen years, had, about a year since, a very severe attack ol measels, which reduced her very much, and with a racking cough. I employed all of the physicians within our reach for the purpose of .removherleft ing

her cough, but without success. She appeared to be sinking into a decline, with every symptom of consumption. I then tried "Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar." But this aggravated her cough, and gave her symptoms of a still more malignant character. I was now most seriously alarmed, and it was with trembling fear that I, from day today, saw the progress of that insatiable disease, Consumption. I really despaired of mv daughter's recovery. Knt 1 nrovidentiallv saw the certificate of Jon C-onlsoE Cherry

IIASSEL VAURIPER.

Neenah, Wisconsin, October 29th, 1851

the skin

J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,

OF WILD Cf!ERltir.'£

r^IIF, best remedy ever known to man for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Bronchitis, Influenza, JH Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast or side, First Stages of Consumption, &c. In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted to every disease of the Lungs and Liver, which is produced in our ever-varying climate.

prescribe it in different forms for a variety

Pleasant Ridoe, Hamilton co., 0., Sept. 27, '50.

J. D. Park- Dear Sin I take the liberty of advising you of the benefit I have derived from the use of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild berry. I was prostrated by that terrible scourge, Consumption, in May last. The attack was truly horifying to me, for five of our family, (my brothers and sisters) bad died of Consumption. 1 was afflicted with nearly all the worst features of the disease. I had a distressing cough, and expectorated a great deal of blood, hectic fever, severe pains in the side and chest, cold chills, alternating with flushes of heat and copious night sweats.

Wuhout my knowledge,

i. commenced I was ablo taken four bot

recovery. But I providentially saw the certificate of Jpisarhan

('oufaon. whose daughter, "Sarah Jane," was cured of Consumption by "Wistar's Balsatn of Wild Cherry this created faint hope that it might help my daughter, ana I immediately commenced using it, and it almost instantly gave relief, ner health was improved from the first bottle, ana oy the use of "Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry," she was restored to perfect health, and sne is not now at all predisposed to a cough. 1 will say to all who are afflicted with any disease tending to Consumption, do not' despair,

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L.aiayeiie, JUWU uiini, huuuwiuww, V- *4 Carpenter, Williarastown John Paine, Clinton