The Wabash Courier, Volume 21, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 September 1852 — Page 4

WATER

Mei.on

Rapid

Bhttkr.-Split the wit

WWi flfWUnsopen, IfUh a s|wmn, werape

jJiVe m^ir||'j|pple bfctie*^ o*U«? preserves. Or tj|e«yrii| may be fonil ed without fruit down to mo|a*ae«. which will b# fotfttd to be as fi»»e as the best up,r house n.olnssea. The season for S»8*ltinif this aatice i* now at hand iliose «&*, »vn wish to partake of this luxury prepare it.

PATIENCE" OF BIRDS.—

Own Journal.

NEW RIFLE PISTOL.—The editor of

Left man be treated as a bruie. and he will become more brutish than a brute but as a

r#lior)H

as a

show that he is so.

A son of Erin just arrived in this land of plenty, being in want ventured to solicit aid from a person whose external appearance seemed to indicate that he could afford it. ffe was, however repulsed with a "go to hell.'*

Tat looked at him in such a way as to fix bis intention, and then very quietly replied: r|f ?T f\k *3 *f I' "CM wets your honor for your civility, for ye're the first gintleman that invited me to his father's house since I came to this land." —I.

Th*

WAT TO

TALK—A

"You,

August and opening ..... .... aa required by snidact.

J. Peck,

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ANECDOTE OF (irnbbal SCOTT.—An Interesting anecdote is told by Massachusetts officer, of the wonderful foresight of our great chief, whose plans for the whole conquest of Mexico weretnnde history, by altering the tenses from future to past. While at Vera Crue7, General Scott sent for the head of the quarter-master's department, and said to him, "Sir, have you got everything in readiness in your line, which we may waat between this and the Capitalf"— •'Yes sir, 1 have got everything at* army can possibly require.** "Hare you sent along any ten penny nails?"— •'Ten-penny nails! No sir." "Then forward a cask of them.'* The officer was puzzled to conceive what the .General could want with ten-penny nails.— But when the "National Bridge" was blown into a mass of rocks by the Dying enemy, the General's admirable foresight was apparent. The Penobscot lumbermen were soon ready with their timber to repair it the cask of nails was turned out, and the army wis on its road to victory.-—.Fitckburg

Reoeil/e.

We have all

heard of nnd marvelled at the "patience of Job." But what can exceed the patienco of birds when hatching? During a period which continues from three to eight woeks, neither the approach of dunger, nor the calls of hunger, can drive them from the nest. Before* incubation is completed, the female however plump at the beginning, is generally emaciated to a skeleton. Among some tribes the male and female sit alernately, the more equally to divide tbe labor among others, the male provides food for its mate while hatching, or alleviates her toils by his melody from a neighboring bush some join toin the arduous operation, and by the heat, endeavor to acceleu* progress. At times, however, vhc gg* acquire a heat that seems hurt* fjfl to infant life on these occasions they are left to cool and the hen, after a longer or shorter space, according to the weather, again resumes her occupation, with former perseverance and pleasure.—Kidd's

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the Hartford Courant describes a new pistol patented by Mr. Christian Sharp, tbe inventor of the celebrated rifle. It is a rifle pistol, light and compact, but of great power, and fires with remark able exactness. The target was pierced at a distance of 300 yards, and we have no doubt the pistol would do execution at a much greater distance.— Though not a revolvor, it can be fired with great rapidity—the inventor informs us that seven shots can be made in less time than the same timber with Colt's pistol, though for a few shots the latter would have the advantage. Attached to it is Sharp's patent primer, one of the simplest, yet most effective inventions ever made for this purpose—it never fails in whatever position the pistol may be placed. ~~~~~~~

GROWTH OF APPLE TRSRS

The Massachusetts Ploughman gives the measurement of four apple trees set five years ago, when three years from the hud. The soil was of quite moderate fertility. Their present circumference one foot from the ground Is fifteen inches each. This rapid growth is owing to careful transplanting, mulching with strawy manure and peat» washing the stems with ponsh ley, and keeping the ground in good ti 11 age.

liunc

house nort whero will be found sale only-

wl"

Tn Nesl's Residence in Siam it issta* ted that when a Chinese lady is blested with an increase in her lamily, from the moment of accouchment the unhappy husband Is put to bed also, and there detained for forty days, and during this delightful penance he is suhjected to all the rigorous treatment or his better half. Should medicine be administered to her, he must partake of it also, and he la strictly confined to the same diet that she is obliged to undergo, which consists on an average, 1 believe, of about a tliimblefull of cream of rice, administered every three hours to say nothing of the pill at bed time to prevent indigestion.

gentlemiVi

nf Florida writes to the editor of th^ Mobile Advertiser to% send him the pa-* per-—provided St supports Scott and Graham and if not to return the money. .He adds there is no fenr of Florida, that she will give Scott and Graham her electoral vote by a handsome majority

SnmMwwlv uvl ••ntivupUiu am* I»I»,MUO*«I salmon, srnosea aaurawwiiiwsome boay sn«, piiysiciaiw are theMHnrin-.noiiswllleiri*# Halibut Fu»s,Sow«i# nutcrackers usee by angels to get our souts ou^., pl the sbdlli which surrounds them.**

Sail, what's and

where's tho chicken pier' "It's eight,

Spriiiffiiildi Torre Haute RailiW IV! 0T1C£ iftlwr*ty given, lfc«H» nw*iHigui Hi""oimniiiitMwrs appointed in the Act appr«» fw the location ami conatrmthe''Sferinglield and Terre Haute Rail «tfH be held «tte Court House in Charles county, Illiuot*, on the eiehtw-nth next, (1852,) for tbifferposMi oforgatiuitu nioa books for the suUicripiiun of Stock

Ajwhioh meeting it is hoped* a full Board oi ConuriJa*imers will be prafcsnt. nr&hall, Ju|j 5, 1S5&

(1 R«**e, John Brought W, N. Jackson, O. II. Smith*

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THE FORCE OF A STEAMBOAT.—The force with which the Henry Clay struck the bank of the river must have been tremendous. Some of the heavy iron work of which the machinery was composed was twisted into contortions and rude shapes, as if it had been mere wire. One of the connecting rods, as large round as a man's leg, was bent up like a fish-hook, and then broken off.

William Mariia, J. C. Pugh, Wm. S. Crissey, Pascal P. Enos, Elijah lies.

Thomas 11. Nelson, Wm. Thomas,! Chaurjcey Warretu T. T. Logan, Alex. McGregor, William Butler,| James Karrington, John Williams, J. P. Usher, R«bn Irwin, W. M. Dunn, Ninian W.Edwards Jacob D. Early. N. H. Ridgely, Win. D. Griswold. Thos. H. Cjtmp Jt»hn O. Boyle, J. Burr, U. Manley, -1 A. Lincoln, J. K. Greenough, W. P. Grinisley,^ 5

T. R. Youug, J. Harlan. N.^l|jpgioe,s fmm James Elder.

Cg^pbgU

W. B. Archer, Usher F. Linder, T. A. Marshall,

July 14, *52 wtm-47

Journal copy

NEW SHOE STOKE.

SCHOOLEY & VANHORN 'ifS t)fier for sale large aasortment ol

BOOTS SHOES.

Also, a variety of

All of which they will aell at wholesale or retail at their new store in Phcenix Row, on National Road atreet, filth door from the corner of Market street.

They will also manufacture BooUand Shoes to order at tbe aatne place. SCHOOLEY & ANHOR1L

Terr* Haute, Octobcr 4. *51-6 tf rt •p't

O N I

EKALtR IN

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, QUEKNS WARE AND HARDWARE, AI JO,

Family Groceries and Provisions,

Ktntt

City Provision Stoie, Corner of National Road and Fourth Streets Sign of the Spinniiig Wheel.

Sune 19, *5i-wtl'-43

New Shingle Factory, -g.^

subscribers would respectfully inform tsie ciuzcns ofTcrre

Haute

aad tliu surrounding

country, tnat they have just commenced manufactures Shiasles superior to any offered for sale in the place- We invite all who wish to dwell under good roofs to give us a calf before purchasing elsewhere

All orders from a distance promptly attended to-

M. B-

& YV. WALLACE-

Fsctorv hack of Fairbaak's rifle factory on fourth street, between Ohio and ATom streetsTERRE //AUTE, ilfarch 29 1852- duw-ly 102 32-

Administrators Sale of Beal Estate HE undersigned administrator of the estate I oft»eorge E. White,deceased, will sell at public auction (»ub(ject to the dower of the widow ol said deceased) the following real estato to wit:

Lot number thirty one (31,) and the right title and interest of said deceased to lot number twen-ty-nine (29,) all in Prairicton, Vigo County, Indiana. Said sale will be at the premises in Prairieton, on Monday the 16th day of August next, at or near 12 o'clock of said day, tbe purchaser to give noteswith approved security,conditioned the same shall draw interest from date, and may be collected without any relief from valnation or appraisement lawt. One hall of tho purchase money payable in eight months, the other half in sixteen months from the dayofsale.

D. JOHNSON, AdmT-

Prairie ton, July 15, '52-ww-17.

Wood & Donnelly's Drug Store.

Old Eitablhhed Stand, North Side of the

jPUBLIC SQUARE.

At this store may be found as usual at WHOLESALE a complete assortment of every thing if our line of business, which will be sold atthe low est range of prices.

Wc arc in recript of spring supplies of Druss, Medicines, Chemicals Roots, Ilerbs, Extracts, dec., pure and of best qualities.

E A N O I E A I E S

WINES

nnd

LIQUORS for

April S, '51, 3^-tf

Medical use, pare

and ol ehoice llavours, Pnints, Oils, Varaishes, Dye Stuffs, Glass aad tilnssWare, Tutty,ilne, Biu.xhes,

Ilronzes, Gold Leaf, Arc.

fcyPhysicinns Prescriptions accuratcly com pounded. All our officinal preparations are made in accordanca A'ith the U. S. Dispensatory.

NORTHERN LIGHTS

CONSTANTLY appearing in their usualbrilcy, in Northern Terre Haute, second tnof the Can I Bridge, on MarketStreet,

II be found constantly on hand, atwhole-

Composition Summer Candles, Summer Strnrinc Candles, $ No. 1 Pure Tallow Canhles, j.j£ No. 1 Rosin Soap, No I Palm Soap, No. I White bar Soap,

No. I Soft Soap, for lr wasSing^ The abuva articles orv rr,int *i tn-t kept for sale at all the principal whoa =al houses, and at our manufactory, in qusntit es .«. the par* chaser and at as low prices as th \v can be boaght at in this place for cash. The renowned superioirty of our manufacture we hop« will insure »s a continuance of onr former customers, and warsspectfully solicit the patmn«c« of Merchants and all others wishing te parchase a genuine article, and request all to examine the aVove articles previous to purchasing elsewhere.

We will pay the highest cash price for Tallow, rendered or ia tbe rough. B. ft. HARRISON & SON.

Terre Haote, Nov 89. ?5l-14-tf

A A I A S

The most SPI.Bff DID GOODS t« Market WILLIAMS & EARLY,

ARK

now receiving direct from N. Y, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a general stock el Dry Goods, #ucMMWi*r«,

Hardware aad Groceries.

AI^O-X Isrp lot ©f Garpetiag. wh«h will te sold very low for cash or approved credit. A lars* assortment ef

MIIFI'S CHI-l.ARS, of all qoslities ami pric«n have been laid in with great care, and will be loaftd cheep snd excel lent

SOCBM3U»J^CB a^xaiFs» Some very fine, with Kstra fflobpand chimmys, and capable of shwMinf "a flood ©r light" on any mhject—eftast©, beantiM and cheao—*re to be (bund among tbiar large and genenJ MsortaMmt of goods. oto

QOKEN8WARE STOCK 18 PERFECT, And their varety of Hals, Cap*, B«©U

VmrMf mm*

Jane 19, "S®-wtf-43.

rilK GRIAT KlirrVCKV RKMIO¥ )R. JOHN BOLL'S 8ARSAPAK1LLA! Will Woatm mtct Onm

IFtb«

Ibllowinr enna, pcrforrned alone by t}» qm ol BUIiL'8 8AMAPARILLA, in not wonder*, then eknowtedge UuU we do not know the -meaning of tht rant. Bead, and be convinced that (Iwtiare stranger tkan Ictioo^—

Lntx P. 0-, Fnlton Co., Ky., Oot. 1,18S1.

Ir. John Ball: Dear Sir—The two dona of your 8ar» mlHU*, ordf««d In September, came to hand, and, in a« tnowtadging the nwpt of the not, I feel I would br letoff you Injaadee to withhold the following, among the nany of th« lustancea that have oome under my obeervaion, during the laat two yean, of the great curative prop (tie* of your 8anaparilla

Mrs. Jeamwtte Marti artin, a highly mpeetable lady of my Mtehborhood, aged Mxty-flve yeara, had b«en long nfiliotcd vith a cancerous nicer, which finally reduced her to lelpleM a condition, that ohe oould not leave her b«id. Sht iM the best medical advice hi our county, without relief, tad bad given up all hopes of a cure. At tnls utage of hei

I penuaded her ton to take a bottle of your SnrmpaUedideo, dlla. I ao, and in a short time returned, and purihaaed another bottle, itating the first bad bad a decidedly ood eflect. She oontinued to uw It until, after the ute

State of Kentucky, Graves Co., Set.

This day personally came before me the undersigned, an toting justice of the peace in and for mid county, and made Mrfh in due form of law, that the above statement is true. Subscribed and sworn to, this 15th day of February. 1850.

rurnUta. It to MMrior to Bin* Uek and iftlu, or SMdllta lWd«ri^ __

Large supply just received. Feb 20. "SS-wflm W

"J.

slief*

weowpeehensNe aa the eastern markets can fbi4 Onntry merchants, wishing te "fit op* will find thh iwtablishmeat, situated at tbe north west comer of the pnblic square, the moat iateresnng one in Tette-Haute, as regards the Qnntiy,

Cheapness of

They, as well all others, are respeetftrtly ia-

^•"wiujAiskt,E

kLY

Teff^Hanf«,Oet.«7.t8l*v *r

^JaSI! paid Snr good washed W ool.

ftf.

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Floeee sad Tab*

JOHN TlERNAN.

Tern Ifattte, Jane 21. *52-m-wtf-44

TJSBL

QALMON ia barrels aid kits. Mackerel. Cod O eweked Salmon, smoked Halibut,

and Tongwa, foe sale at

Fulling and Cloth Dressing N E ai ail times and in the beat ttaattsr at ill Mill.

Q„

w4m£tmJti HiNkM -K

180 100 1G0 90 825

do do do do do

Ive or «U bottiee, I had the pleaaure of seeing the old lady jereelf at church. She aamired me that she had almost jotirety recovered her h«*lth, and from her I receired the iccount of her disease, and in about the same words I give to you. This is but one of a number of cures under my beervation—of very remarkable ones—performed by the Me of your 8araapariUa, in my neighborhood. The desand for it has steadily increased nnee its Introduction we *c respectfully, your obedient servant,

WW. R. DICKINSON. P.

BOTLI Ooustt, Ky., Oct. 0, J851.

Dr. John Bull: Den Sir—I have Been the most qjarvel «us care of one of my patients, by your valuable medic.hu —an old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood with scrofula, and various diseases of the brain. She wn» rixty years old. It had run into something like leprosy lad (die was the most frightful creature my eyes evei oeheld. I callad in Dr. McVadden, a very fine physician consult with me In relation to her. we came to tht inclusion that It was ont of our power to relieve her but going to my office, I accidentally picked up one of youi fouraatt, when, on seeing the wonderful cures your 8arsaTarllla had effected, I resolved to try the experiment in thlf saae. I took her two bottles of aerceived a great change. I took tow taking the sixth bottle, and I consider her entirely nreL I take great pleasure in reeommenUng your fitr ijnrDU to tho afflicted public* ttiMAtAiUr*

O N O S S

I, Thomas A. Rlngo. of Graves Co., Ky., for the benefit mankind generally, do huruby certify, tnat on or about 16th day of Octobcr, 1847,1 was attacked with a very KwnjMln in the lower part of the abdomen, which lasted out a lew minutes, and moved Into the left hip, and continued exceedingly painful for about five days, during which time 1 had a very light fever. At the end of that -Jme the lever ceased, and the pain abated for a day or two, iftvr which it again returned, and was much worse than oefore. During all this time I WM under medical treatment. From a short time after I was taken, I was unable to walk or sit up the hip in which the pain was so bad jommenccd rising, until some time in Jonua^r, when ourst, and 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 hard knot appeared on my right hip, also one on my right wrint, and sne on my leg, below my knee. I coofnuea to get weak ind worse, and pain made its appe&ranco in my right iboulUur, and would moTe 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 better use Ml(. BOLL'S FLUID KXTRACT OF SAKSAPAHILLA. After tbe use of the second bottle, the knot om my wrist commenced getting soft. I opuned it, and a (lay or two tfber, jfece of bone came out. My wrist soon got well, and I •ontlnued to gain strength. After I used the third bottle, could get no mort for some four weeks, after which time succeeded in getting three more bottles. After using the three last bottles, tbe knot on my hip became soft it was opened, and some corruption ran out, together with a mull piece ef bone, and the sore soon got Well, and the not entirely diappeared. The sore on my leg also opened, uid apiece of bone came out. I continued the use of the BarsapariUa until I used twelve bottles, and am now entirely well, and able to do daily labor. It may seem Itrange te some, but will here state that, during the rammer of 1819,1 coughed up three pieces of bone, which •an 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 eall on ine. Signed, THOMAS N. RINGO.

^#£5 2

S. P. MOKSE, J. P. for G. G.

I, Trwln Anderpon, Cleric of the County Court of Graves Jounty, State of Kentucky, do certify that 3. P. Morse. «hose name is signed to the above certificate, is now, ana m« at the time of signing the same, a justice of the pence,' and for said Graves County, duly commicaioned and lualified as gush, and that faith and credit are due all hia official acts, as such.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my .. band, and caused the seal of the County Court of said county to be hereunto affixed, this 18th day of February, 1860.

EDWIN ANDERSON.

Oan the reader believe, after reading the description of die above numerous cures, that there is still a few human wings, suffering with disease, that refuse to give Bull's Jarsapariila a trial. It Is indeed hard to believe, but nevtrtheless, it is too true. What kind of testimony would it sake to convinee the few remaining disbelievers, that Bull's nedicine will do more even than it promises The doctor xrald produce another and another cure performed by his ncdicine but if the eases published above will not eonrice the sceptical, it is urn less to produce any more, and, ndeed, ft would cost a fortune to publlxh the many c«rtiicotes that have been showered on Dr. Bull. The largest nammoth sheet in America would not contain even the jame of those cured, let alone fall statement* of their

This medicine, when used according to directions, will rare, without fiall:— Scrofula or King's Bvfl, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of -iie Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic 8ore Syes, Ringworm or Tetters, Scald I lead, Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or loints. lis •sses Pain in the Side or Shouldere, General Dability, Lumbago, Dropsy, Jaundice, Coetirenew, Bronchitis, Sore Threatj Jonahs, Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary Aft*.

Consumpand Cam-

itaints, KICK ana Nervous Headache, LOW spirits, Night Sweats, Exposure or Imprudence in Lift, Chronic Const!rational Diseases, aad as a Spring and Summer Drink, and Janerml Tanie for tbe 8ystew, and a Gentle and Pleasant Purgative, it to superior to Bine Lkk and Congress Water,

DR. JOHN BtLV8 Prfnelpa] 0f9o«, 81 fourth St., LonUrillo, Ky. appli«aU0B« tar Agnutaa mastbeaddnaaid.

R. CUNINGHAM, Sole Agent lor Terre Haute, where the Medicine can be had by the down, at Proprietor* priees

iR. & 0. TOUSEY, National Road St. 2d door above Market

•'2 No. 2, Phoenix Block.

Wholesale and Retail Cash Store, Dealer* in Forrign and th*u*lic Staple and Fatten

O O S

Notion*, Tripuning*, Bonxrt*. IUt*t* nnd Sktx$.

Cam,

Httrimarr, Grrterrtr*, Paper Hangmr»t Brmbra, /?»**. Floor mnd y*TMeOtl (M«. lUnut fkrw S* G+wt*.

are now in receipt of our Fall and Win ter Stock, selected in the Eastern cities expressly for this market- We woo Id invite par tknlar attention toonr stock of brown and bleached goods. Prints, Merinoee, De L*ines. Lnstmi. figured stuff goods, Ginghams, Trimmitw Bet tone. Laces, Gimps, Fringes, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, flowery. Cloths, Satinets. Tweeds, jesns. Flannels, Mnseys. Tk*i«*a, Cheeks, linen snd silk Hdkfs, Bay »ate Shawls, Carpetinfs. Carpet Baimand Se«eM^ QranM Hrf«am. Boots and Sbot*, &c.: *!1 of winch will beaobt at such rates for C«# or

Pmdims

Intern* of buyers to patronise us. Paper llaKg-

Uoese, Cnrrinre, Sign, nnd Ornamental raintiag, in nil tktelr Btmnefcea*

ed snd varnfc&ed, stalls psMrt^ Stc. Sht»p on Market Street: ops-Spite Doles' New

doming! Coming!!

CON Dim

tSro weeks will pcriw 4 a^MIN ysrfs, remnants ef country 2 cases of which wilt he of rail Rtrw Turkey Red- Tbry w«re boogbt low and will be

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July 16, wtf-47

C1TT SIORR

Cash paid for Wheat ttolnwe^s Mill. bv ItMSS

mm,

WHOLESALE GROCERS, CentHti§aioit a||9r#HritiiiR Merchant*,

o. ,440 JMain&treet.

Between Vfjp^i#S|xt| Htfgete, North Side, JCj#

HAVF.

on Mnd iargt and csreftilly seleeied stock of UrOjpenes, which they will aell very low fur Cash, or inenehanaa fur Copniry Produce. The following ere tlii principal artioigs. viit 23© inga Prtme Oreetl Klo Coffee 50 do Old Manilla and Java do 95 hhda Prlme to Eatra Prime N. Q. Sugar 10 do Refined ana Clarified do 75 blls )p trcs, flint 25 bills Itoldei 95 half do. .flo ten gallon kraa do

snd Crushed do

TO bbla Plantation Molasaes t5 do Sugar Ilouae do 90 halfbbla do do 55 half chesU Gun Powder Tes 36 do Black de SS do Young Hyaon do .45 6 snd 12 lb, boxes do 4% *75 boxes Pearl Stareh 7^ 10 do Chnmlato

Rosin Soap Fancy do Star Candles

Sperm, do Pressed Summer Caadlea

150,000 Cuba Six Cigera 25,000 Spanish do

150 bales Cotton Balling 525 bags Shot, assorted sixes

1000 400

85,000 Hall Spanish do f»o S50 bags snd bales Cotton Yarns, Ne. 1000 lbs Carpet Chain 1000 do Candle Wick 12fl0 do Cotton Twina

10,flOO lbs Bar and Pig Lead* 75 dos Blue Buckets 50 do Fancy do 50 do do Half do *5 nests (3 and 8 in nest) Painted Tubs 35 doz No. 2 and 3 do doj *75 do Zinc Wash Boards

Brandy A. Seignette do- -#f?do Rastean do do J. & F. Martel Brandy J. J. Dupuy do London Dock Madeira Wine R. L. do do Spanish Port do Pure Port Juice, Crown Brand Juice Port Burgundy Pale Sherry, very fine Pure Sweet Malaga Wine

qr. casks half pipe do qr. casks do do do do do do do

V3*^l

Domestic Brandy, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rum, Ola,Bourbon,Copper Distilled and Rectified Whisky, Pcach and Apple Brandy.

Also—Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Essences, Cinnamon, Vermifuge, Castor and Linseed and Tanners Oil, Turpenune, Ink, Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Blacking, Percussion Caps, Pasteboards, Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Twine, Cotton Trot Lines and Staging, Duponfs and Blasting Powder, Sifters, Salt, &c. &c. septl3-51 3-ly

BANK NOTE TABLE.

CORRECTED FOR THE WABASH COURIER

Indiana*

State Bank and Branches, VVatson's Checks, Terr? Haute, r?#Kentucky. Bank of Kentucky, 'ff. Northern flnnk of Kentucky, Bank of Louisville,

Ohio Life Insurance and Xruat Cot. Lafayette Bank, Franklin Bank, City Bank, Commercial Bonk, Mechanics'and Traders'Bank, Mnpsillon Bank, Circleville, (old,) Xenia Bank, Geauga Bank. ti Zane8villc Bnnk, ». Steubenville, (old bank.K, a-,, sat Marietta Bank, St. Clairsville Bank, SF1 Mount Pleasant Bank, Clinton Bank of Columbus,

HtMoarl.

Bank ef Missouri and Branches,™ 8t. Louis county Scrip, w*.-. St. Louis city Scrip,

On New York, at sight, Philsdelphis, Boston,

wni maaeit thr

^wmwwmm

^smflinits, fletoher I, *51-

Baltimor*, New Orleans, fM

Lotrf»*ilkt, Cincinnati,

United ^tawiTraltffVI^, ftUdhMr iseae,)

do dra«»n flo

Natmieons, SOffjotc: Uuinea, EpgJish, Bpanish DoaMooni, ™sPatriot, Mexfp*n, CrfnmHien Doubloon, $r0 Gaitders, hafvta in proportion,

*wiP®» par par

Illinois.

State Bank snd Branches, Certifieatcs, Bank ol lllinois and Branches,

35dis 35 die 70dis

VirirlniR*

Bank of Virginia and Branches, Bank of the valley and Branch^?, Exchange Bank, at Norfolk, Farmers' Bank of Virginia and Branches, Merchants Mechanics Bank, Wheeling, Northwestern Bank ofVa. and Branches,

Idis Idis 1 dis 1 dis Idis 1 dis

Tennessee.,

All solvent banks,

Loaislsma.

All sol rent Banks,

21 dis

Sonth Carolina.

2ldis

All solvent banks, $ Arkansas. Stale Bank and Brunches, .-4-^ no sale

Michigan.

Bank of St. Clair, Farmers' & Mechanics* Bank, Detroit, 10die Michigan Insurance Company, 5 dis River Raisin, no sale All others,

33,djs

Real EsUte Bank and llfsttcliM^ no Ssle Alabnma. Bank Mobile, ...

H§f 9 dis

Bank of the State snd Branches, 5 dis Planters' and Merchants' Bank brake All others & 4* no sale "Wisconsin. Wisconsin Marine Insurance Company, .. 1 dis Bank of Mineral PoinT,

r| tasss broke

Iowa*

Miners' Bsnk of Dubuque, New Eaglaai. All solvent bsnks. New York City and Country, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, Bsltiroore sad Maryland, AU small bills under $5

Idis Idis 1 dis Idis 2 dis

Selling Rates sf Exchange.

1 pm 1 pm 1 pin 1pm par psr psr 1pm 1pm

Cirrfsi Ynlne of fiold nnd Silver. American futgles, snd in proportion, $10.00 SovrreigBs. crpwn stamp, I in proportion, 4.83 *ta*oc

4.83 3.80 5.00

Fresh Family Flour

The best family Pfotlf &Cons Meal

H°"nc^

"BUSINESS ,C1"PS.~

fi 3 «Mvj|r #AV

Nov 8, '51-ll-tf-r26

par par

par par par

Ohio. .:•»

par par par par par par par par par par pa. per par par pai

-ml

.*i

New Lisbon Bank, Dayton Bank, Western Reserve Bank, .'- Franklin Bank of Columbus, State Bank and .Branches, All others,

„pai

*'"pi»r pai par par par

uncertain

•00.,

WSSUrACTUBKIW Of TBS

G10CJAI1S

Mar 11. '52 wlv-29

SI dis

Idle

*corgin.

All solvent banks, North Carolina* All solvent banks,

21 dis

l«fW?«lFire snl Wsttr Proof Coiyo «n si lion Hooft, lmVtAtfAPOL®%'

ROOFINGalMaterials

IND.

constantly on hand and

for sale the lowest prices, with direction^ for nee. Communications or orders from distance will receive prompt attention-

Wr Office at our Manufactory, on Market street, north side, two and a half squares east of the Court House, Indianapolis, Indiana.

WALL WORK DONS BY US WAR-

or further particulars call st this Office snd get a Circular, psnuuurcss. *,

Iswawafous—C. Mayer. D. Ysndes, T. Sharp, B. Pottage, H. Griffith, V. Butch, R. Un derhill, D, Williams, J. Williams,

J. Wiikins.

Vandegrift, G. Anderson, Noble & Pratt, R. Patterson, M. & I. Little, Dr. Thompson, N. Edwards, Seargent A, McCord. J. S. Spann, Knox &. Bland, Hssselmsn &, Vinton. W. Rfobeon,P. Meike|, Branch State Bank, P. G. C. Hunt, W. Carnes. W. Rose, J. D. Defrees, L. M. Vance, fc .. HaU, D. V. Culley.

LAKAYKmB—A S. White, P. 6l O. Ball, J. LilI.. Stockton. McMillian Breckenridge. j. iiears, J. Reynolds, Rosser

Brother, Martin &

Lane, W. II. T. Bramble, T. P. Emewon, it 1 Sample. Mar 10, '52, dorw6m-29-86.

il w-fe

CLXM TIN8CKV, OIDBOW BUSTON, Philadelphia. Cincinnati TXNGLE7 & BURTON, I

WHOLE8ALB DKALESS IN

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods

South cast Corner Pearl and Walnut Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

RE now opening a full and complete stock of A Spring Goods, which they offer for cash, or the usual credits.

Jan 1, '52-19-ly

SO bbls Hydraulic Cement 50 do Vinegar 85 packages No. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel 800 kegs Super CutNails,from 3 to 20 penny 100 do do do Brads, 6, 8, and 10 do 75 boxes Virginia Tthncco Tand 1 lb lumps" 115 do Missouri airil Kentucky do. 5,8, lb 100 do Matches 350 doz Shaker and f?orn Brooms 12 casks and bbls Salmratus 10 do do Super Carb. Soda 700 lbs Best Spanish Indigo *,T 1G00 do Bright Dutch Madder 50 baga Pepper and Spicea 12 bbla Alum 12 bbls Epsem Salts 90 do Copperas 26 do Brimstone 400 lbs Cloves 500 lba Fresh Nutmegs 130 mats Cinnamon Bark 400 lba Camphor 350 do Cream of Tartar 1200 reams Wrapping Paper ..$$£ 350 do Lotter and Cap Paper 30 boxes John Bull's Snraaparills 50 do Fresh Green Cheese 315 kegs Pure and No. 1 White Lead 1 pipe Schnapps Gin, best article imported '2 half pipes JaB Hcnnessy Pale and Dark

DRY GOODS.

Watts, Jenkins & Colburn,

No* 03, Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio* Importers snd Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, TZ" EEr constantly on hand a general assortJtV nient of goods of the lstest importations, which they offer for sale at the lowest msrket prices.

Purchasers are respectfully nvited to call an examine their atock. Dec 8, '51-ly-T-16

J. BBITTON. H. L. ASHLEY

BRITTON & CO.,

Forwarding and Comnimioa Merchants,

TERRE IIA UTE, INDIANA.

fB^HE highest cash price paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, (DaU, Flaxseed, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, White Beans, and Feathers, at their. Warehouse, corner of First and tagle streets Canal Basin.

a. S. HAZARD, 7|

Produce & Commission Merchant

BUFFALO, N. Y.

pERSONALattention given to sales of Flour, Grain and Provisions snd prompt returns on all Consignments.

REFERENCES.

Jacob D. Early, Esq., Terre Haste, Messrs. Reynolds, Rogers & Martin, Lafayette H. McCulloch, Cashier Br. Bk. Fort Wayne. March, 16, '52,d-5m.

1 I N I N

A N O

AT TBS

QSfotm&H Coutfrr TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, WITn A FRKSU SUPFLY OF 0SOB

We have also a complete set of new and beautiful

O I S E S

For Card Printing in imitation of Copper-plate Persons wanting Printing done will do well to eive hs a call as with new materials and experienced workmen, we cannot be excelled, and we

WARRANT SATISFACTION.

Blank Deeds & Mortgages, BILLS OF LADING,

^.'Protests and Instruction! For Flat and other Boats,

Kepi constantly on hand at this Office.

Early & Leggett,

Forwhrding A* Commission

And dealers in all kinds of produce, TERRE HAUTE IND Mar. 26 '52 Gtn-31-

LUD0WIC1 & HULMAN, ARE

now receiving their Spring stock, consistins of a full assortmento Groceries of all

ins

kinds

Tobacco, Nails, Glass, Feathers, &c,

all *f which will be disposed of st the lowest figure. Callstthe Cincinnati Stere, Union Rew,

=====

J. EVAJVS, D. RESPETFULLY

tenders his professional ser

vices to the citizens of Terre Haute snd vi-

Of$ce oa Market street, first door south of the Town Hall. April 12, '51-33-ly

DENTISTRY. H. R. SMITH, D. D. Sn

HOC/BP

**"*1 BEING now permanent* ly located in his new office on Ohio street, third door east of the public square, will st all times

be in readiness to wait on his pstrons in alt things pertaining te his profession. N. B.-3«lo credit given foroperationsunlessby previous arrangement. April 17, 1849-34y

J. B. LONO, M. D.,

ONTTNUES the Practice of Medicine from the 1 rwpectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Trie following

Office of Dr. A Holmes, and

Idis

from Dr. Holmra is considered sufficient recommendation to satisfy the public mind. The Practice of Medicine*" 1 Will be continued from my office, by J. I/ms, M. Dn who, during thepast two years, has proved himself faithful and worthy of confidence. junel-40-tf A. HOLMES,M.D.

SM0S SEA BOLT. t• Besaux

Seabolt & Russell,

FORWARDING A COMMISSION r—"^MERCHANTS A O E A E S

ShawneetowBt Ills.

REFERENCES.

J. D. Richsrdson &. Co., W. A. Docker,Peeples & Ridgway. O. Pool, Esq.,

Sbawnrrtonm^

W- &. C. FellowesA. Co., Geo. W. Givens, T. C. Twltchcl & Co, Robertson and McDugsll, John HuHev, Esq., New OHrant.

Tilden is, Richards, Wool folk & Johnson, Thorn«s Page, et Co.. St. Jjoni*. Kellogg Brothexs, Dean &. Wainc, J. S. Chenoweth,

Cincitftnti-

16.00 15.50 4.00

Forsvth it. Co., W. Bag ley 4. Co-, .Pituktm. Dnvidaoa & Brsnnon, J. B. Wilder & Co., Lorn-

ittUlr.

May 8,

THOMAS H. NELSON,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, TERRE 1IAUTE, IND.

nfire in PMtix BlocX, np tlairliZ- r. Dee 7, fU i."-tl ,.m

Terre Haute, March 1, 51-27-tf

jsm

a£F^X'UF

I3Sa

~^E are now receiving our

N. B.'

prored.

Dr. Graves's Very Popular Ague Fills

THAT

never fail to cure Ague Chills and Intermittent Fever, and always stop them the first day. Also, Graves's Anti-Billions, Anti-Dyspeptic,

Purifying «ud Cathartic-Pills. So celebrated for the cure of Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint. And also, his

Ti^ subscribers are now In receiptf a full supply of Messrs. G. C. Miller & Go's

CELEBRATED PLOUGHS,:

Which deservedly stand higher than any plough in the Union for their good per* furmance and easy draught. •:. "JZ We also have extra Beams and Handles, of the"beKt seasonecTwoo^, .steamed in oil, which we will furnish at prime cost. We have

a A I S S

Oct 16, '61-8-tf-ren-May8,'52

PAIN EXTRACTOR,""

Which never foils to give instant relief from pain in Scalds and Burns, and cures old Uleers, Tetter and Scald-Head.

The above medicines have been selling throughout the Western States for the last nine years. For sale in Terre Haute by

June 25,

WOOD & DONNELLY.

,S2d2w-w3m-22-44

HEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Sash, Door Blinds, and Frame Factory, TERRE HAUTE, IND. HAVE commenced the above business in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Bishop, on 4th street, near the Post Office, where I intend to manufacture tbe above mentioned articles from the very baft material. Persons about erecting .buildings will do well to give me a call, as 1 intend to make my prires suit the times.

Orders from a distance can be sent through the Post Offiee, and will receive imintediate attention. Persons in the City wanting anything in the above line, will do well to send in tneir orders as early as possible. G. W.SHAFFER. possinie.

Mar 5. '52-dawtf-28-82.

j. POOLE & BROTHER, Forwarding A Commission Merclfflfttt, 90 MAGAZINE STREET,

NEW ORLEANS.

Refcri%i»s, Williams & Esrlv, 1 -J 1 S H. D. Willisms & Co., Terre Haata.

Bement&Co.,

Any business. Forwarding or Commission, en usted to oar charge will meet oar usual prompt attention jun!5-421y-

J. 8 STEPHENSON, M. 0. Physirian and Surgeon,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Office nearly opposite Browa's Hotel. Oct 18, *1-8-tf

B. MOFFATT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

'ITERRE HAUTE, IND.

Offiee in Union Row, over Reeves's Sto?£ Nov 15„*M».!7 :v.

{S*cce*»ort to Brigklfy Lanier,)

F^ftWA nmNG AND COMMISSION

MIEISSMAKTO,

rAcxrr UJTOIKG, baiuroad DKJW, AMD WBARK, MADISON, IND.

Rrferrnrtt:—Blythe

-Kirlnnd

Eitzgibbou, iudianapoliii D. White,

a ... Oct 25,'52-9-1 yjpd

nials as to their performance and quality, which we woulJ be pleased to show any person wanting ploughs 'fhe^Messrs. Miller are preparing to start a manufactory here on a large scale, and have sent this lot as a sample of what they intend to manufacture.

P. S.—They are so constructed that it will be difficult for the moM awkward smith to knock them out of shape, the land-side and point being connectedd, au of the very best material.

WILSON STAKBIRD SMITH

4 5 8 A I N S E E

7 IN

A LARGE STOCK OF

SUMMER CLOTHING

HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT TIIJE

'(M

And Great Bargains will be given to all who call upon us.

West Side of the Sqrf&rc," next

Terre Hautet 0«. 18, 'Sl-S-ly-ren-May 14, '62-38

Spring and Summer Stock,

Manufactory, in Louisville, Ky, Also, a large assortment of

Fashionable Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts,

quantity of testimo

N. SMITH & SONS!

Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Surgeon's Instruments, Paints, Oils, jDye W Stuffs, Spices, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, Glassware, Frcncli .$* and American Window-Glass, Virginia, Missouri, *ir and Kentucky Manufactured lobacco, ia'- *«i ARE now in receipt of their heavy spring supplies, which renders their stock one of the largest and mesi complete in ibe United States- Tbeir stock was purchased of Importers and ihanufactur* ers or fii»t hands upon the very beat terms, and they are prepared to warrant the quality of their goods, and are determined to sell them for cash or to undoubted prompt dealers on the usual time, c» «. -JJ-'tion of the usual freights and charges. They are enabled to keep their stock fresh and com

as ow as they can be purchased East, with the addition of the usual freights and char have resident agents in tbe East, through whom they are enabled to keep their stock fret plete during the season. Orders will be promptly filled with goods at as low rates and of as good quality as if the parties were here in person.

N. B. Ginseng, Feathers, Rags, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Mustard Seed, and country produce generally taken at the market prices in payment of debts due us, or in exchange ior eoods. Louisville, Ky., March 12, *58-w9m-29.

ARNOLD & Co.,

doeff lo Wolfe's.

LOUISVILLE

from our own

&C. .i

Sec., See.,

Any ^garWlhi purchased «rt this establishment-exchanged, if not*dip.

STRAUS & ISAACS,

XliotetJi-fwsi Corner JPublic [nd,

5Ss

LARD LAMPS.

The undersigned would also call attention of dealers to his Improved Oxygen Lard Lamp* This Lamp is so constructed that the entire top can be removed for the purpose of trimming nnd cleaning. The objoction to this Lamp heretofore has been, that they could not be clcaned, and it was with difficulty that they (iotild be trimmed.— Tnese objections are entirely overcome in the improvement. In addition to this they are much quicker, and of conrse can be sold at a reduced pricc this season. They are acknowledged to be the best and cheapest Lard Lamp ever introduced

Also manufactures and keeps constantly'en hand the justly celebrated Air Lard Lamp.—-1 Thir Lamp has now been in use for eight years,

and hns given entire satisfaction. Dealers are respectfully solicited to coll nnd examine my slock and prices before purchasing.

Dec 5, 'ol-Jy-6-16

Accommodation,

AprVM 32-tf.

SMOOTHING IRON.

THE

Patent Self-heating Smoothing Iron is now for sale and can be seen at Brown's Hotel, and at Mr. Graver's Tin Store in this place.— Names will be received for the Iron at both of these placcs,and the Irons will be ready for deliver in a few dsys-

MMky

GEORGE D. WINCH.ELL,

Corner of Pearl and Walnut Steets. opposite tfic' Pearl Street House, Cincionnti, Ohio. ft N. B. Particular attention paid to packing and* 0 'orwarding articles to the country.

No: 1.

rj-^HE subscriber, grateful for past favors^ takes

pleasure to inform his customers aud the public generally, that he still keeps the

Accommodation Wagon,

And will send home, free of charge, all articles (no matter how trifling) purchased st his sttWp^M POWARS,

F&nr doors east of the Post Office-.

April 22.'52-d tf-123

FIRE PROOF—PAINT.

W. R. ADKINS, Agent.

June 10,'58-dlW-35

HA™

A"D

BKC

gLAKE'S FIRE PROOF PAINT, ground in oil, assorted colors snd packages, rence' Pure Lead. For sale

Law-

"or sale by WOOD DONNELLY.5

^"CUNDIT^

Jane 18, '52-wtf43 f.) '.

Wool Wftnted *m

IN exchange for Full Cloths, Caasimeres, SatlT 1 nets, Funnels, Blanket^^^ at. Holmes

10, *52-d3t l^-wtPt^f

To Wool Carders.:

fon

flAVE just received aind will constantly1,0yo hnml Machine Cards and Card CWnersof a superior quo! ity. fresh from the &

which

Milt.

will be solti at Eastern prices at Holmes

Terre Haufe,

& ftolland, T. A. Morris,

ARB A HOLMES-

MayJ^53

d3t ^wtl

Wood and Cofid Wantecfc^' N exchange lor Carding and Fulling, &&.> at 1 ilolmes's Mill. May I0,'52-dJt-13d.*ti.33- '.'k-v|