The Wabash Courier, Volume 22, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 October 1853 — Page 3
108IAH KIR BY, Manufactnrer of Ploga a and Bonga keeps tor sale Plugs Kr Beef
ft Pafk, Lard, Butter, Fish and Flour Barrels, and law Bungs made of Pine, Poplar, and Oak, for A ?•, aH Kinds ol Barrets, and Stopples for Tin Cans,
Jugs, See. ALSO—Vent Plugs, for the Vent or Blow bole
.3*' of Barrels and Kegs, and deck Plugs for covering the heads of Screws snd Nsils in the decks of Vessels, and other work where the beads of •crews and nails are required to be covered.
These Plugs and Bungs are made by my Plug and Bung Machinc, patented September, 1848, and are made Pointed and Tapered iu the most perfect manner, and will all prove Tight without wrapper- The perfectneaa and cheapness ol these Plugs and Bungs have brought them into use wherever they are known, and they are no used in sll the great cities of the Union, snd in some of the West India Islands. Plugs for Pork, L^nl, Fish and Flour Barrett are all made one inch diameter, and Butter Plugs five-eighths, except when ordered otherwise. Persons ordering large Bungs must say whether they want Pine, Poplar or Oak, and whether across the grain or with the grain, and give the size at the small end.
All orders from a distance, accompanied by the funds will be promptly attended to, and the Plug. or Bunga will be shipped in strict aecord ance with directions snd wunout delay.
Pork, Beef and Lard Packers should use the Vent Plug instead af boring out the Vent hole. Bitu mads expressly for boring Pork and Lard Barrels, will be kept lor sale at the Factory.
Price at the Factory.
Pork Plugs, per brl $8 00
4»
ISerection
per half brl 5 to
Flour .Plugs, per brl 5 00 Butter Plugs, per .000 1 JO Vent Plugs, per 1,000 75 Oak Bungs, II in. per 1,090...' 4 00
II in per 1,000 4 00 2 in. per 1,000 ......5 00
Fopl*r in to 2 per 1,«00 3 00 2 to 21 per I.C00 4 00 Stopples for cans, per 1,000 3 00 Watson Alley, between Seventh and Eighth streets, and between Main snd Sycamore, Cincinuait, O. Oct. 8-'53-7-lm
^NOTICE
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hereby giion. that I am authorized to lease a term nolvxceeding five years, lots at the ^intersection of .Mulberry and Fourth streets, in vta City ofTerre Haute, known as the "Seminary i*Hs." Those disposed to rent portions ol said lots, are requested to mak(S early application to
ALBERT LANUB,
Auflilor of Vigo County. 7*3 w.
Terre-IIaute, Oct. 8. '53
.NOTICE
hereby given that scaled propossls for the ol one story frame building, 30 by 118 feet, upon the poor house farm, near the city of Terro Haute, will be received until Tuesdnv, the 1 lth day of October, 1853, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the Auditor's office, where the particulars ol th« plan of the building can be ascertained. By order of Co. Commissioners, Vigo Co.
WANTED,
J^Ol'R OR FIVE GOOD JOIN MS for the season, for which a good price in CASH, will bo given at the end of every week. Inquire of B,
(ilTTINGS, at his shop, opposite lit=v. Mr welt's Church. 24, '53 5-3w
NOTICE.
BRANCH STATE BANK OF INDIANA, Tutus HAUTE, OCT. 1ST, 1853. ,\ MKKTINU of the Stockholders of the t\ Terre Ilaute Branch of the State Bank of Indiana wilt be held at the Bonking House on the first Monday, it being the 7th of November next, at which meeting seven Directors are to bo olcctcd for said Bank. ,..,Lxr \V. R. McKKLN,
Oct. 1, '53 C-3w Cashier.
ST. MARY'S.
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public are iiiformod that the scholastic exercises ol Si. Mary's Institute will be resumed on the 19th inst. As has been already mentioned, on account of the spnetous building that has Iwen recently erccted, a grenter number of pupils can IKS accommodated. The .Sixiera ol #aid Institute, grstelul for the confidence heretufoic reposed in them, solicit of the public a continuance of \hrir patronage. tiepirmber H), 'M-2w.
HAVE WE THE AGUE
.fj/o.i a tst
rpAKKOFKJER'rt I'KTROUl'M a tea spooniul every three hours in the absence ol the fever, snd you will be cured of the Ague. A loi« every hour will cure Cholera Morbus every three hours, Diarrbuia and Flux three times •day, Rheumntism, Sore Eyrs, Coughs, Asilmmn, Old Sores, Worms, «fcc. See eirculnr of directions. Sometimes ail external application is required.
EVERY VrsTIGE OF SCROFILA. •Cnn be completely erndicnted by this Oil, at less «ust or incovenience than by any other remedy.
NOW THESE THINGS AUK SO.
"Tho reason is, Nature mnile this medicine, nnd made it RIGHT. The afflicted never will regrot i' If tbey examine and try it- It does tut disappoint. Prico 50 cents. 1* or sale by Druu irists generally, in «bo West, and at wholesale and retail in Terro Ilaute by J. R. Cunningham, Donnelly vV King, and Hr«mnin« & \V,dl.
R. M. LYON, torte Wnyno,
Oct 1, '53-®-2in Proprietor. ~DY
The New Methodist Singing liuok. E O I O N
BYTISON,WooPBt'Rv,
I. B. assisted by Rev H. MAT Pastor of the John Street Methodist •Church. It eomprixea nearly one Thousand pieces of the choicesia stc, including almost .every old tune of any merit over published* it represents some two hundred of the finest comiioeers the world ever saw, and contains every variety of meter now ini uae. with copious in dexea to every part. Hie LUl fc. is therefore •iM-ld with truth to be an almoet exhaustless mine of the richest Sacred Musical Treasure ever presented to the public, ('.lowing with the animation and burning °l thecommumon for which it is designed, the turn* are tievertheleto e«iually adapted totlie Hymn Books ol all denominations or Christians. Of Alt. Woodbury's last Book, the Dulcimer,*
OVER 160*000 COPIES
re been issued since its appearance three years «nd still the demand on the increase. Is iy further evidence of the admiration in which /is held as a Composer be ««iredf [From the enthusiasm with which the LUTE Is already been greeted, a reception for it stmt to that weted to tho Dulcimcr confidently ctwl professional musician desiring a eopy of ,, the Lute or Dulcimer for examination, have it sent to him, free of postage, by reina 60 cents to the Publisher.
F. J. HUNTINGTON.
|pt *53-5-4w 83 Park Row, N. H.
an ordinance
«tUUn| on tW mm Plank Road Company. cnlmimsdkv It* Bwtrd *t Ihrtctor* nmHi /.NxtW *1 hat any person travailing oa the Road of said Oom any team or vehicle of any description, or Ik* orpMfting any other twin or ventcte cription, shaii keep or turn to the
Nallow a free passage without any
ritall wrflL penotM, violating this ordinance live wHluAhH to said company the sum ol the act autaSyy «och olfeace, as nresabed in constructoin of Pl&ukroads.
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Iroot and after efect sod be in few* Cmtn«r, publisher
ia
Oct 1, valuer.
'Wo^em TbStRok
XTOTtCfc, ia bw-eby fivmi that tho J-~ •taUMMtt of ve* jftr cent, on eactt, inMock robs*rtiMrf is the Weatani PL«nk\ made pay»M* art thin thirty day*. W. jL* K««g,Tr»ay»r, will weafrt far the aame fr
tfy arawol
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A. LAKG-li, Auditor.
Terrs Ilaute, Oct. 8,-'53-7-It
NEW FIRM.
HAVE recently tnken into partnership in the CLOTHING 1JUSJNES.S, UM. J. MACK.— The business will hereafter )w curried on under the firm of Mack &, Co., at the old stand, in Rose's Block, West side of the public square/
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It O E 11 I E S
For family use and for tho trade. Kr Packages put up expressly for Country
West Side of the Public Square
Terre Haute, Sept. 3,'53-tf.
MERWIN & KELLEY,
Auction & Commission Merchants.
And Wholesale Dealers in *33 NOTIONS AND JEWELRY, ay ll'col tide of the r*blic Square, cue door
North qt E. S. lVolfc's,JC$ TERRE IIAUTE, IND.
ft3r Regalar sales of Groceries. Cigars, No-
Every SATURDAY, at two o'clock, P. M. September 10, '53-tt.
J. I.. ADAMS. *. W. GRAHAM.
ADAMS
6NEThousand
WANTED
Pf|pr
Ute Wab«4i
Adopted Haute
Atitet.- W K. EO«^(^REGOR.
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T** "*«»%nANK,
NOTICEDirectorsf)
ia hereby
jaine e«id%«a ^pftion lor
0 .*y*
Fine Lumber.
I. It, 'SS.tt.tf
Pkm LhmWr, fat A LDUGKTT.
JTust Received At The
GENTLEMEN'S MOHAIR OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S WHITNEY OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS
The above, together with a fine assortment of
Vests, Pants, flals, Caps, Fine Shirts, Crarats, Handkereliiefs, A N N E O I N
Are got up, as regards Style, Make, nnd Finish, with our well knowir excellence, and constitute a truly admirable stock, which determined to sell, on the lowest possible terms. Remember the "LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE,"
Northeast Corner of the Fublic Square,
VARIETY GOODS, & CLOTHING, No. 452 Main Street, North side, bet. Fifth and Sixth,
SAML. MACK.
Sept. 10, '53-tf. __
COME AND SEE THE
subscriber IIIB just received a largo and well selected stock of
AND
JOHN nUCKl.VOtUM KBS.N'R BtTCKtSUKAM.
A BUCKINGHAMS,
1 8 S O S E E NEW YORK.
GR A irnnn^^fNcmA MS,
110 TC IIOl? ITOUl AS ST KF.ET, NEW ORLEANS. Succewo** «o Adams & Stutww, New York, and Stursea, Adams & Graham. New (rleans,
ST Liberal cash advances made on shipments of Western Produce, Address N. W. Graham, at Prairie City Bank. Terre Haute, until 1st December next.
Sept. 10, •53-3-3m. rPeople* Friend, Covington Ledger, Attics Register, Perrysville please copy three months trnl mwI Hill* to this office.
500 AGENTS WANTED!
i^ll.\rs a year.
IN EVERY COUNTY IN THR
UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to en ^e in the sale of some of the best Books pubhsuv« in the country. To men ol good address, possessing a email capital of from |t& to $100. such inducements will be onfened as to enable them to make from #3 to fl© per day
The Books published by as ate alt useful in their character, extremely popular, and com. mand large sales wherever they are offered
For further particulsrs.
PMT
Ho. U8 North Second street, Philadelphia, Publishers of Sabeaiption Books. Augtan «T, ^U.
"The Laborer is Worthy of his Hire."
tT^VERY
wan. Lawyer, Doctor, Mechanic, or
4 Artist, pocneaaes all the vsnitv qeeaaaiwy for a due apprec^'Hm of his own abiiiue* and when an Artist idy ac^Bowlcdge* that his neighbor la svpenor in point ef talent yon may rest assured there is indeed a vast difference and when ao Anwt oilers his aertioaa at a gwatredaetioe of hi* neighbor-* iwioea, it Is evidence sttfficirat of an acknowh nent ofldiiafimiri ty. £v«ry inis^igr*! snd well *wi»ed Artist, who deairee to maiouta the teu ton of tws.4«
nv_ n»ut» v» Lw caa ba accomisodatN with DAGUER Haute, Oct. I, W}.* npTYPSS »t nr«t* Roaaas inFartiMioa'a 3d Aaor, at npilar pricaa, is ao d&u »v«ry MM-^JiotHaiaaiikeseM 1" wiJtaw aed moat dvrahia atyle. K« w* fcMdthatis jwriMt to ill neepwerm.
»o4 dfcjwea ia his irA*NKI of
naintata «i trlcea atolkm Artist.-
Vfc and *k»la far sad*. TW^r DCFF & FREEMAN Operator Jaly 1n ISW-IT U,
GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS, GENTLEMEN'S FlNE CLOTH OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S FELT CLOTH COATS GENTLEMEN'S MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN S FINE CLOTH .FROCK COATS GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS.
£BQuEoaE^B)
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA
N. 8.—Our Stock is our own manufacture, and we WARRANT the workmanship. *ny Garment purchaahed at our establishment exchanged ii not fully approved. Terre Haute September 24, 1853-5-y
AMES ANDERSON, JR. WII.UA* m'i.ant. JOHN w. ANDERSON. GEORGE W. ANDERSON.
Anderson, M'Lane
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Foreign
STRAUS & ISAACS.
One qf the Commissioners of Vigo Co.
S. &. I.
8c
Co.,
m±Z9 mmsL ~mr
respectfully solicit the attention of our customers and merchants generally, to our large a"d well assorted stock of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN, STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOOD** VARIETY GOODS and CLOTHING, now in store and arriving daily, embracing all the best styles and qualities in market.
We import a considerable portion of our stock direct from Europe, and as we keep a purchaser constantly residing in the Eastern cities, our arrangements and facilities are such that we are enabled to avail ourselves in every change ofstyles and prices of Goods.
Our stock is at all times largo and well assorted, and is constantly renewed by receipts of new Goods at all seasons of the year, We have on hand a very large and well assorted stock of
E A A E
Entirely new, and manufactured under our own supervision, of good materials and in ihe best styles We invito the attention of dealers to our stock, confidently pledging ourselves to sell goods on as favorable terms as they can be purchased in this or any other market.
All goods destined lor transportation by the Indiana Rail Roads willbe delivered FREE OF CHARGE at the Depots in Now Albany Jeffersonville, and Madison. (D~ All orders for Goods entrusted to us will meet with prompt (tnd careful attention.
August 13, 53'-3m. ANDERSON, McLANE &. CO.
MACHINE FOR SOWING
TIMOTHY & CLOVER
Also, Hemp, Turnip, and other small Seeds,
Patented by M, D, WELLS, Morgantown, Vir» ginin. December 14, 1852 manufactured by J. O. JONES, Terre Haute, Indiana, rpillS Implement is simple in its construction cheap and durable it distributes the seed regularly and evenly over the land, and guagesthe amount per acre with mathematical precision With it, much more seed enn be sown in any giv-' en time than by the process, and can be sown in any tolerable state of weather, as the blowing of the wind does not effect the even distribution of the seed. Any man of good sense, though he never sowed seed, can use onoof these machines and can put in the seed with an evennevs and regularity not possible to bo attained by any
i»m.n
a
ConHisting in part of— English. Earthen, Stone, nnd China Ware French, China, White, Gilt, and decorated
American, French, und Bohemian Glassware looking-glasses, and German Silver Britania ware, Waiters, Lamps, (•irnniloles, Vases, Clocks, And a great many other articles tn Ins line of business, to which he invites the attention ol the public. Also, a choice lot ol
k.nj
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have. Why should our farms be exhausted by excessive grain crops, when grass raising and slock raising will improve the soil,nnd ultimately be more urofitublo, with less labor. Those who
O'N^w. ork, are offering at Wholesale A GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTHING, &c., .Made from Riddct*s fATEST VULCANIZED GOTTA rSSCHA,
Of new styles and beautifttl finish. ^liRSE Goods are water-proof, free from on- ,* PS48*®* »®eU, pliable and elastic like India KubUr, not injured by £»uy nbxandet, acd wiix a«r acroxKMc ut BEomt snorr. They are ytary diflmat in character from any ot tjroods heretofore made of Gutta Pacha, •:::i"in this cou»try or Rut ope, and are
VAUURRM TETJUTO CUJUTKS. Among the wiety m»y be foaod Coats, Cloaks, Reding lack«ta, OreralU, Leg-
iiitw
from some of our best farmers and experienced practitional men who have tested them, will please call at the Post Office. O. JONPS
Price, Six Dollars. Terre-IIaute, Ind., Sept. 3d 5,'if. II IICO.UM KMMTIONS. I have examined and witnessed the performance ofM. D. Wells'iSeedSotoer, andean confidently recommend it to the fanners. It combines simplicity with cheapness of construction with it ihe farmer saves much in lime and seed, and can sow any quantity ol seed to the acre he chooses, with almost mathematical precision, and distribute it regularly and evenly over the land, more so than any human hand possibly could do. I have bought a machine and farm right for my own use I consider it a labor saving, and moneysaving machine, and as such confidently recommend it HUGH STEWART. .March 22, 1853. Of Vermillion Co.
I have tested the above described machine, on my own farm, and fully concur with Mr. Stewart in respect to its utility and advantage to the farming community. It distributes the seed regularly and evenly, and determines with precision the desired amount to the acre. It is a Uuor-sa-ving machinc without doubt, one whs '.h ought to be in the hands ofevery farmer who contemplates sowing grass aeeds. HIRAM SJ/1TH.
I have examined and witnessed the performance of M. D. Wells' Patent Seed Planter, and can say that it distributes the seed evenly over the land, and is in my opinion a labor-saving and seed seeing machine, and as such I recommend it to the favorable consideration of Farmers.
desire to see these machines, also testimonials 1 '-,ent'icr' French nnd Philadelphia Calf and Kip and experienced
Caps, C^mp Blankets, HOT* Breast Pumps, Erwara,. Gaa Bags. Sports-
Drinking Cups, Sera* Packing, Machine Carnage Cloths, ic,, with a wtf oneur axo intHitm urn ntcanvsa. Made exprewiy tonmt the new pasatei^erlaw of Coojnaa. AH of a finish and quality superior to My other mr prat Goods aw beW ite ptoh Uc. foraaleattlM n«awc«, 80 aaata tttut. nv rot*.
DeaJent in wster^iroof Gooda are invited to«za aunt epe Uoooa, briferaai they will *tH thezn cstat tit ru RIUWI to anything Um have
Ordsra aay extent «»»ied at short wAm. WILLIAM KIDDER,
E. 0 8^ Twswai sod Secnttary, AmgisM »,
GhmnyBag*,
RECEIVED
Ala 1
WANTED.
A
CONVENIENT House for a small Family, near the business part of the city. For particulars apply at the Western Stage Co's. office. A house arranged for two small Families would be rented. WM. M. CHAIN.
Terre 7/aute, August 20, 1853-tf.
Great Cure of Thomas Dickson, POINT OF EOCKS MD.
])R. SWAYNE'S
Celebrated Family Medicines WO FAMILY SBOOLO BE WITHOUT THE*. Dr. Swayne\$ Compound Syrup of Wild *4 Cherry.'
The ke$
wonder
ful ,T
cures perform-1 i-
l^ ed by this invalnable medicine, in pulmonary CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Croup, Spitting of Blood, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Side and Breast Tickling or raising in the Throat, and all diseases of the Lungs, and Breast have excited the astonishment of all who have witnesaed its marvelous effect there is no account of a medicine, from the earliest ages, furnishing a parallel.
Read this Extraordinary Case. Poi.vr or ROCKS, Frederick Co., Md. June 9th, 1853, S Dr. Swayne—Dear Sir: Believing it a duty 1 owe to the public, and in justice to you, I have thought propter to make known one of the most extraordinary cures in my own case, that has ever been truly recorded. In the month of October last, I was afflicted with a severe gathering in mv breast, which formed a large abscess, and almost communicated to my longs*, and very much afflicted them, and discharged large quantities of corruption, extertal and internal. My breath could also pass through my lungs and out through the cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent cough, day and night, loss of appetite, and extreme debility, so that my physician thought my case entirely hopeless, and beyond the power of medicine. I remained in this wretched condition for a long time, until I was wasted to a mere skeleton, ar)d there seemed to be no hope for me but having read in the public papers of the many wonderfu [cures performed by your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, I immediately sent to Baltimore for five bottles, and commenced its use. and to my great satisfaction and the joy of my anxious family, the abscess or opening in my lungs began to heal, and the cough to subside, and on using ten bottles, I was restored to perfect health. 1 feel very grateful, and firmly believe that to your valuable medicine, under the Blessing of Divine Providence, 1 am indebted for this great change, and am hippy to say that 1 am. now enjoying as good health as I ever have.
Yours, very ."respectfully, THOMAS DIXCN.
The subscriber is well acquainted with Thomas Dixon, and can testify that he has been afflicted as above represented, I regard his recovery as almost a miracle. He is a worthy member of society
JAMES R. DURBOROW,
Pastor of Burlin Circuit, Baltimore Conference. Be Careful in Purchasing to obtain the original and only genuine preparation of IFiVd Ctierry, which must have the portrait and signature of Dr. SWANE on each wrapper around the bottle. Until you obtain this compound you will never know the real virtues of Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Celebrated Vermifuge, Kr BEWARE OF MISTAKE. -CD Remember Dr. Swayne's Vermifuge is now put up in square bottles. Dr, Swoyue's Sugar Coated Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills.
A gentle purgative and alterative medicine/far superior to the Pills in general use. The above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr. SVVAYN Eat his Laboratory, No. 4 North lth st. Philadelphia.
For sale hy J. R. CUN1NGIIAM, sole agent
for Terre Haute and vicinity, Terre Haute, July JG, '53-47-tf.
REMOVAL.
Boston Leather Store,
NATIONAL ROAD STREET, South-East co-
VJ customer9 niid the pu 1)Iic ceneru11 y, they have moved their LEATHER STORE, from National Road Street opposite Union Row, to National Road Street, corner of 5th street
They have now on hand a large and exquisito assortment ol all kinds of Leather, as Spanish, Cincinnati and Country Tanned Sole, Band, Up-
ner. Bridle, Harness, Skirling, Collar and Spnt
gkin8,
THE
F. MARKLE.
I have tested the Seed Planter, and fully concur in the foregoing recommendations. I sowed six teen acres in one day with ease, and the wind waa blowing too fresh to have permitted apwing by hand. It waa my first trial with the machine, and my seed came out within a quart of the amount I had gauged for the whole sixteen acres. I can recommend it to the favorable consideration of Farmers. JOEL H. HESTER,
Formerly of Linton Township, Vigo Co.
iiitla rerena vs. India jtubber!
VS.
soMrrrnxo E.\TIKEI.Y SEW. THE SORTS
AMERICAN GUT!A PERCHA 60.
f'ir»ng. Binding, Topping. Sheep and
inimj,
t.
Deer Skins, 'I ampico and French Men's and Ladies Morocco. SHOE FINDINGS.
They also keep a general assortment of Shoe Findings, as Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Clamps, Pegs, all kinds of Shoemakers Tools of the very best qualit'.
Having adopted the principle of only selling for ca»h, and buying also for cash in the Eastern Cities, they arc enabled to sell at lower prices than any of their competitors.
HIDES!
They pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Green and Dry Hides, Skins and Furs. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!!
Shoemakers, Saddlers, and Merchants are particularly requested to examine our stock and prices, before buying elsewhere. reHaute, April 30,'53-36-ly
Dividend Notice.
Office Terre Ilaute and Richmond Railroad Co Torre Haute, July 12,1853.
Board or Directors have this day declared a dividend of three and a half(31) per cent, on the Capital Stock of the Company, for six months ending June 30.
Western Stock holders will receive their dividends on or after the 30 inst. at the office of the Treasurrer, Terre Haute,
CHAS. WOOD, Secretary.
July 16, 1853-47-tf.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
fBIHE undersigned would respectfuly inform JL tho citizens of Terre Haute and surrounding country,that he has purchased the interest of Win P. AGAR, and will continue the Cabinet I)usi» ness at the old stand. All kinds ot Cabinet ware kept constantly on hand, and made to order.— Also, will give his undivided attention to the
*, nil Undertaking Ilusine*s,and cheaper than any
ol^wlab!ishmcnti?,lhi8city'and,,M',ecUaUy solicits a share ot puol patronage,
CUA^
July 30-*53 ly TRICHE,
SHEETING WAREHOUSE.
S E A E & S O A I N vLntc Sheldon, Seavcr A Co.,) JOBBERS A*O COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Offer for sale a large stock «f
bko
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July 33, '33~3a
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by mmmer Onlfrs Veaaats .u|
ors*l*atUM
WUTTOJt 4 CO.
tr/.vcs,
she
Drills, Osnabore*, Bagging, Cotton Yarxs, Carpet Warp, Wadding, Bans, Wick, Twine. Ac., at the lowest marks' prieom, for cos or rrv MctrrAMi. We raape«t&lly solieit a call from our old custoatars and merchants generally, before purchasing. No. 60 BROADWAY, opposite Judaoa's Hotel, .and 93 NEW ST., N. Y~
FOR SALR
A Silt CfiUVCS TO VACS Mover,
rPRE
aaboerihar, desiioaa of chatting his basd
iteaa. ofifers tor sale, at a bargain, ius new and sMuawiMiit Tannery, situated la Tern Haute. Ind. The boildings consist of a Betm hooaa, two storws high, «0 by 86 ioet—mu. and BASS hooae, Hide hoase and Subies, all new.— Attached to the cooeern, ia a steam fEngtne. in eonipleta running order. us«d Iter pvaipiag, grin ding.d&e. The above Yard haa every cooves iew far tanoiwg, being bmli on the moat appro ved plana, rrgatdieasof eqxait, aod heing At only Yard ia the city, presents a m» ehaace fan as «ioptwa| mas to eater into a sate and lactaiira hBtiiia
U" Hidea caa be boogitt from 3i to4c per lb. aad Bark at per csord. Price $4,000.oae (berth down, the balance ia «aa, two aad three mn aaeand by mortgage. JOHN
TIERNAN.
Tare Haate^Aag. SO, £SR3-tf.
Bills of Lading.
HEAT article, oa good p*pert jaat ariotad aad wr aaleat the
COURIER
OFFICE
Crash for Wheats AT THE ANCHOR MILLS,
TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,
THE
undersigned respectfully announces to the public, that his STEAM FLOURING MILL is completed, and is now in full operation, where
FKESH FAKU.Y
FUQUR, Corn Meal, and of
fal, may always be had, tn any quantities to accommodate purchasers. Com and cobs crushed, and ground, which makes a very suiperior feed for stock, always kept on hand, and sold by the barrel, tu otherwise, or exchanged for grain. Particular attention will be paid to retailing JUmr and stock feed at the Mill, and all sales delivered in any part ol the city. ty FLOUR wommfeiin every respect, and when objected to, on notice, will be taken away,/w of charge,
Orders for Flour or Stock feed left wi Russell Green, southeast corner of ihe Public Square, will meet with prompt attention.
"MAN KNOW THYSELF." An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
"EVERY FAMU.Y snocu) HAVE A corr OA linn COPIES SOLD IN LESS THAN ^U,UUU FIVE MONTHS. A new edition, revised and improved, just issued,
DR. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND BOOK FOR THE AFFLICTED— Containing an outline of the orijitn, progress, treatment and cure of every form of disease, contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse,by selfabuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for their prevention, writ ten in a familiar style avoiding all medical technicalities, and everything that would oflend the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of a delicate or private nature.
To which is added, receipts for the cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on the causes,s ymptoms and cure of the Fever and Ague, for twentyfive cents a copy six copies one dollar will oe forwarded to any part of the United State, by mail, free of postage. Address postage paid. Cos' den & Co., Publishers, or "box 196, rost Office, Philadelphia.
This is, without exception, the most compre hensive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technioal terms, it addresses itself to the reason of its readers. It is free from all objectionable mat for, and no parent however fastidious, can object to placing it injthe hands of his sons. The au thor has devoted many years to the treatment of the various complaints treated of, 'with too little breath to puff,' and 'too little presumption to im pose.' he has offered 10 the world at the merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruits of some twenty years most successful practice."—HKRALD. "No teacher or parent should be without the knowledge imparted in this invaluable work. It would save years of pain, mortification and sorrow to the youth under their charge."—PEorLE's ADVOCATE.
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of "Hunter's Medical Manual," says: "Thou sands upon thousands of our youth, by evil exam pie and the influence of the passions, have been led into the habit of-self-pollution without realizing the sin and fearful consequcnce upon themselves and their posterity. The constitutions of thousands who are raising families have beenenfeeb.'ed, ifnot broken down, and they do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing that can be done so to enlighten and influence the public mind as to check, and ultimately to remove this wide-spread source if human wretchedness, would confer the greatest blessing next to the religion of Jesus Christ, oa the present and coming generations Intemperance, (or tho use of intoxicating drinks,) though it has slain thousands, is not a greater scouree to the human raco. Accept ray thanks on behalf of the afflicted, and believe me, your coworker in the good work you are so actively en gaged in."
One copy will be forwarded (securely envelop ed and postage paid, on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies for $1. Address, post paid COSDEN & Co Publishers, Box 1%, Philadelphia.
Booksellers, Canvassers a fid Book Agents, sup plied no the most liberal terms. Terre Haute, 2, July'53 46-ly.
FRANKLIN HALL.
PHILIP MONNINGER, Proprietor. Corner of Market and Mulberry Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.
THE unersi^ned having purchased the House known as the "White Hall" and relitted and remodelled it, has opened it under the abovr name, lie invites inspection to his arrangements, as he believes that
they will bo found inferior to none in the city.
HIS ACCOMMODATIONS,
as far^s table, bedding, rooms, stables, and all other wants of those who may favor him with their patronage will not be found surpassed by any other house in the ci:v.
HIS TERMS
willbe reasonable. And trusting In adlBcrlmi nating public, he hopes to merit share of public patronage. PHILIP MONNINGER.
April 30, '53-3G-6m
E O E
DEALER IN
Stoves, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper Ware,
SOUTH SIDE MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE ISD. May 28, '53 40- tf
Fancy Goods.
Asilk
NK-E lot of Indies dress trimmings, black laces and fringes, bonnet ribbons, arti ficial flowers linen, silk and metal dress buttons, ladies' and gentlemen's kid, lisle, silk and cotton gloves black, white, mixed and slate colored hose black silk mitts silk and cotton parasols, assorted colors and quality white, black nnd crimson crape shawls silk and barege do. Allot which will be sold unusually low at
New Stove Store and Copper Shop.
SIGS OF THE ELEPHANT, On Fourth St., one door north of Main,
Terre Haute, IndL
THE
undersigned wouW respectfully announo to the citizens of Vigo and the adjoininjr counties, that he has just opened anew Stove. Tin and Copper establishment, where he intends to keep constantly on hand a large aesortment o'
My stoves are of ihe newest and most approved pat terns, among which will be found the justly
Celebrated Meteor Air-Tight
mm rmc* a»v
To which I would particwlarly call the attentiot of Tavern k- ers. (havini two sites ex,»rr*sl) for their use., aad having die exclusive naht sell this Move ia this market. 1 fem\ a just pride ii recommending it one of the very best Stove ever ofjfersd f«*r sale on the W abash. 1 will also keep constantly on band all kinds Tin Ware, by wholesale aad retail also, Bath ing Tubs, Hip aad ihower Bath*, and ail kindr oi Copper Work, arch as force and lift Pumps Copper Kettle*, Soda FsonU. ^e.
Ail kind* ef Copper and Sheet Iron work fo Stesai Mills atade to order and prtiQptijr execa ted.
Thoaa ia want of any of (he above articles wil do well io give me a cail. aa 1 intend to sell svr low. My motto being quick aa|ea aodamall pro fita.
JAMES T. MOORE.
N. B.—Jaanes T. Moore ia also prepared to sll kinds of Job Work ia Copper, Tin,
Sheet Iron
Zinc snd Lead. As Job Work has beea cnyjfort* ia the principal cities ia the we«t, 1 fcpi faufiden of nomdag entire aatiaiagtiva. 93r0um sw aeafi1
May fl, "5J-39-L'- '-4^^
HAVANA CIGARS.
INJ OR MAS, 8e» liaaaa.Coocotdias, Henmmof Lv Mtilaraa, Pillardtas, Loae Star, and othe choice braada of direct iaqfiortatMM. for sale by
WASSON CO.
Feb56,-5J^T-tf Roae's Block.
WM. B. McLEAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, A!CQ AQKXT FOR THE New York Indemnity Insurance Co,
J3TOFFICE, Third Story of Union Row, ad joining the Jourqal "PrintingOQ)ce, June 25, *53 tf.
Flooring Factory.
1AM
R.L. THOMPSON,
MiU opposite Wallace'1* 1-oxndri,
Terre Haute, July 2, '53 46-tf.
prepared with superior machinery, to dress FLOORING Attn CEILING at short notioe, or to surface lumber and bring it to as invariable gauge.
Picketing, Venitjan slats, and *11 kinds of SAWING done to order. Dressed flooring and ceiling, front well seasoned lumber, kept on hand, and for sale- Call at the
ANCHOR MILLS,
opposite Wallace1* Foundry,
1st Street R. L. THOMPSON, Terre Haute, July 2, "53-46-tf.
NEW FIRM.
T!i.C.
KING having purchased the interest of Chas Wood of the late firm of Wood & Donnelly druggists, the business will be continued under the firm of Donnelly Kjnjt-^^ pT
"y E. C. KING*
June 35, *53 tf,
Valuable Books for Farmers.
STEPHENS'
For sale by
Book of the Farm, with four hun
dred and fifty engravings, edited by John S. 8kinner The Farmer's New and Universal Hand Bonk, The Modern Farmer, or Home in ih- Country, designed for instruction and amusement on rainy days and wintereveninga, by Rev. J. L. ake,
D. D.
Allen's Rural Architecture
Thomas' Fruit Culturist, new edition Coles' American Fruit Book The Gardener's Text Boon 'V The Poultry Book, by Bennett Youatt and Martin on Cattle
Liebeg's Agricultural Chemistry
The locket Farrier and Farmer'a Receipt Book The Farmer's Practical Farrier, by Masonj Youatt and Clater on the Horse Horsemanship, including the breaking and training of Horses Youatt on tho Dog, edited by Lewis Farry*s American Fruit Gariien Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees of A nerica Cole's diseases of Animals.
W. H. BUCKINGHAM,
3 40-tf Sign of tho Big Book.
May 28.
Ladies Dress Goods.
FIGURED and plain black silk chamHeon and brooade of various qualities, do berages, delaines, poplins, French and American lawns, white dress goods of all kinds ginghams, silk, and
mohair alpacas. All of which will bo sold cheap
for cash at
F. NIPPERT'S,
North of Public Square.
Terre Haute, May ?l, 53 39-tf
I I S
F. T. HXJLMAN
INFORMS
his friends and the public generally
that he has just got.back with afresh and well selected Stock ol
all kinds of groceries.
which he will sell, as heretofore at wholesale and retail, at the lowest figures. All who wish anything in his line, will find to their interest to give nim ajcall, at his storo on National Rond street, opposite tho Post Office,
April 9 '52-33-tf.
&
©(0X6)^©
©M®
SPRING ARRIVALS,
WE
have recieved our Spring Stock of work from the east, comprising a large assortment of the best and most fashionable kinds of Gents, Ladies, Boys, Mtaxes, nnd Children's Boots and Shoes, That wc have ever received, and will sell very
'°Also,aVarge stock of our own manufactured work constantly on hand-"' SCHOOLEY & VANIIORN,
Sign of the Gilt Bool, Ao.5, Pho nix Row. April 16 '53-34-tf ________
New Provision Store,
AND FAMILY GROCERY. East tnd National Road St., North side, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
J"*HE
subscriber would respectfully inform tin public ihat he has fitted up and furnished with entire frosh goods, a Provision Store and Family Grocery, as above, where he intends keeping eve ery thing in the Grocery line, of the best quality and which he will sell at the lowest rates for cash or exchange for produce.
Coiree, Teas, Sugars, Molasws, Fish, Tobacco Spices, and all other articles usually kept in Mich establishments, will always be found oil hand.
Also, Glassware, Nails, &c. He solicits a call from those making purchase* as he feels confident that his articles and price*
April 30,'53 36-ly
100 Cases of Dry Goods for the Jobbing Trade.
MERCHANTS
in the country who wish ti
replenish their stocks, will find Inrjre as sortment of Dry Goods, bought expressly for tin jobbing trade,and which will be sold at a small advance on Eastern cost, at
F. NIPPERT'S,
Farrington's Block, north ot Pnblic Square. Terre Haute, May 21, '53-39 if
OLD WHI3KY.
OLD
Bourbon and Mononstaheln Whisky, for sale by WAS&ON.&lO. Feb 26, ,53-27-tf ______
~NEW EXPRESS FACILITI ES.
Dangers of Ohio River Navigation Avoided.
THE
F- NIPPERT'S,
North side Public Square.
Terre Haute, May 21, '53 39-tf
American Express Company having made favorable arrangements with tne several lines of Railroad Companies between this cily nnd the principal ciiies throughout the States o) Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin Michigan, Ohio, N York and the New England Slates, aa well ar both the Canadas. are now prepared to transport Bank Notes.Gold, Silver and all kinds of Treas ures, together with Goods, Parcela and Packages \lso, to attend to the collection of Drafts, Cheeks Notes and Accounts, buy Goods and par Bills.— From the long established reputation of our com pany for promptness and rea»onable ratps, can confidently assure the public that any bu«i ness entyisted to our care will meet with deapatcl not excefl«l by any oiher Express line.
Our connections with WELLS, FARGO & CO'S Great California Express, aad
LIVINGSTON, WELLS Sc CO'S E O E A N E E S S Enable usto forward to and receive money. Drafts, or Goods from any part of the ''Old World."
Measettgera, ptvjded with Iron Cheats, wil leave our office daily, for
Cincinnati, O. Cleveland, O. Sandusky.O. Davton, O. Onunibus, O. I'ol«dlo,t. Buffalo, NY. Vlbany. N. V.f New York City, N. Y, Terre Haute, Ind.
Boston. Mass. Philsdelphia. Pa. Pittsburgh. Pa. Detroit, Mtoh. Chicago, 111. Oalena, ill. Milwaukie, Wis. St. l^ouis. Mo. Louisville, Ky. And the Cansdsa-
P. M. DONNELLV, Agent, 1 TERRE HAUTE. rr okc*. Inrfitnapolia, cortwrr ef Washington and Pennsylvania "'reel*.
LIVINGSTON, FARGO A. CO^ Prometora. febl2-,S3-»-lv E. LOCKE, Agent.
New Books.
ril.LETTE, by the author of Ja*a Eyre am. Shirley
English Items by IHatt F. Ward Lady-Bird, by Lady Gaorgiania FvllertonThe Cap Sheaf, a fr«ah Handle, by Lcari
j«aatar Bfflldar, or life at a Trad* bj
«f^w Widte* Scott, by McLeod.
AdctI2»^»
Time*. by Guiaot
Pastoral Tbeolaary, or the Theory of tratt l^lical Ministry, by A. Vinet. A Hero and other Tales, by the Aatlwr ot
^l^eAwttdiaaCastiva awdthe Goid Rtwioat faraaL^r W. BUCKINGHAM! Sign of the Bg Book.
21
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
(LATE COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
Of Indianapolis,
FESTABLISHED
March 3Ut. 1851, Incorpo-
F^ted IS.4#.
W. McK- SCOTT, A. M., Founder and President. JAMES C. HAYDEN, (late Professor or Bacon's Mercantile College, Cincinnati,) Prof: of Book Keeping and Penmanship.
Tlie Session will oomtpepce at College Hall as follows: 1st Session on the flist Monday qf 9eptemler, 2nd Session on the 1st Monday of November, 3rd Session op the let Monday of January. 4th Session OQ the 1st Monday of March. 5th Session on the 1st Monday of May.
Having secured, permanently, the services of the distinguished Professor abovo named, and leased for a term of years the commodious and beautiful flail formerly known as CONCERT IIALL, but now named COLLEGE HALL, which )s to be fitted up in a style of great elegance, taste, and convenience, the President would say, that this College now of&ip advantages superior to all others for imparling a sound, thorough, and accomplished business education.
Cocoas OP StUMEs-tr-Tlie Coufseqf Studies, a# enlarged, will be as follows, v«* 1st. Book Keeping, by Single and Double Entry, in all its various branchca, apd jla ^plication to all kinda of business, 2. The Laws, Customs and Usages of Trade and Commerce. 3. Meicantile Arithmetic, upon the short and easy system of cancelation (tan&bt in no other College.) 4. Commercial Law, in a series of Lectures, thorough aud systematic. 5. ujiness Penmanship. 6. Commercial Correspondence. 7. Lectures upon Banking, Political Economy, and other subjects valuable to.the business man.
EXI'KNSF.S.- Cards of Admission, INVARIABLY is APVAXCK, or secured, $25 Diplomas $3 Stationary $5 Boarding^ 50 per week incidentals, at option of studenu, $15. Making entire expenses about (75.
On application, a Catalogue will bo furnished, giving full particulars. All letters will receive prompt attention on being directed, post paid, to
undersigned, iato of Dayton, Ohio, would respectfully inform the citizens of Terro Ilaute and surrounding country, that he has open* ed a wholesale and retail
LEATHER STORK,
on
the corner of National Rood and Fourth strcots,
we8t 0f
tho Post Office, where he will devote his
entire attention to Loather, Hides, Oil, and Firulings, where may bo found at all times, a largo assortment of Skirting, Harness, Bridle Leather, Collar Leather,
J'adding. Seating, Sole and Upper, Cay aud Kip Skins, Morocco, Linings, Bindings, Topping, fsists, Pegs, Shoe Nails,
Boot Trees, and Sm'ill Tools,
f'urrving Knives, Fleshers, Rub Stones, Lamn Black, Brushes, and a great niatiy small tools and articles not necessary to mention. leather in the rou^h purchased also, Ihdcs and Skins, lor which 1 will pay fair prices
In Cosh or Tr.ido,
Orders from a distance filled, and should the article or price not suit, if returned in good order, the purchoaer can have his money hack. Please call and examine for yourselves aud don't or he a on or he I os tO fice, for good Leather and f'henp Bargains.
ToeMtted '.lie inrormatiou contained in a little volume, (will) iu the reach of all) which would a|iar« to iieraelf YSCARS or B1ISBRY, And to her huaband the comtant toil and aniiety of mlud, qecriMrily devolring U|Kn hi in Irom ticknru ol the wife, without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that corn petence which liii eiertiona are entitled, and the |M»ueeeioa of which would tecure ilia Uapj'iutii of himself, wife, auil sliildren. •KCCRK Tun S1EARI OF I1APPINSBS By becoming in time notaened of the knowledge, the wain which ha* caqu"! the aicknaaa aud (oT*rty^of l' thouaanda.
In view of wri conaequenco, no wife or mother la eicit-
•able if ihe neclent to arail hertelf of tbat knowledge in reaped to haiwlf, which would apar* lier much aunering, be lit* incana of ha. coufer ujHin her cl bodiea, with healthy a little work entitled
ippineaa and Proaiwrity to her huaband, and hildren that bleaaing abore all lrice—lioallhy |ihy miuila. Tlial £uo»lrdte ii cootaiucd ia
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Mcdical Companion.
By DR. A. M. MAURICEAU, a sr ii II A I W O S Ons Hundredth Edition. 18«e., pp. 990. frits, 50 [os rtss PArca, SITSA SJSPISO, |1 OO.j
Kirat publiihed in IIIT, and it ii sot SURPRIZING OR WONDEBFVLT, Considering that EVRItV PBMAIiK, WIIKTIIKK MARItlKM OR NOT, c«n here acquire fall knowledge of the nator«, character and causes or Her comptatiitn, wlUi the various symptoms, and Uuil nearly
HALF A BULLION COP1S0
akould hare been aold. It ia impracticable to sonrey fully the rtrlosi er.bjecu treated of, tiwy are of a nature atrictly intended for ilia •uirwd, or iluu eoairmplating marriagea, but no femala dnirou* of enjoying health, and that beauty, consequent upon health, which ia ao conducive to Iter own Itamiiiiraa, and (Iwl of her hnabwid. but either haa or will obtain It, aa haa or will tteiy huaband who liaa the lorf and affrction of liU wift at heart, or that of hie own pecuniar)' improvement.
UPWARD* or OltK lll'ltDRKD THOUSAND COPIES Have been SENT BY MAI1 wiUiin the laal few auMtl*
CAUTION TO TH15 PUBLIC UIC NOT DSFAAUOICDI Buy no book anless "Dr. A. M. Msarleesa,lta Dbcrtr Street. N. V." la oa the title page, sod ttia eatry In the Clerk'a Office on the bsck of the titlepsgo snd boy only of raapoctablo and honorable dealers, or send by msil, sad addrsaa to Dr. A. M. Maarieeaa, aa there are apartoas aad sarrsptttloas tafrtagemeat* of oopy-right. LET EVERT WIPH AND HUSBAND
PONDER I
No etease for Ignorance, when Igrnoranr* Is Mlaerr to tho»« we hold near and dear, and when to dispel our Inorsnss
Is within oar reacts. To snaMe every ooe to dseids upon the UultopmtaHt ^»C4ymtty ot poaaesdng a copy, sod that no wife, or mother o«ed rstasia uniofarmed upon the many caussn, which, soooer or Istor, are destined to make fosrfol rsrsget apoa her heallit, uakaa guarded agalast sod thai ae considerate sad affectionate bnsbsad hsrs caaae to otrbrmId himself with neglect of the wel&re of bis wife—a psmpblet of thlrly-siz containing full TUl*~paa* and Imlm of ContenU, together with sxtrscts from the bo»k, will be eent frm qf tJmrg« to any part of the Untied States* by sddieealng, postpaid, aa herein. When Knowledge Is llapplntas, 'tta csl" pable io fee IguonMU, fW Oe recent of Oae Dotlsr (Air Ihe fine Edf. e*W« hindiitg.) *TIIK MABH1KD WOMAN* PWV'ATK MKDfCAL COMPANION' is seat (mail. to aujy part Ot the United Stales. All tetter* Wirt be poai-paid' and addmaaed to Dr. A. MAf'KICEAt*. Bo* 15B4, New Y'jrtt City. Pabii*. w»g Na 1t» Mberly Street, New York.
For aa?e W 8. F. Patris, fireeocasile. In Ifork City, »v Htringer &. Townsend. Arnoricaij tfnamin: Aorieufi^, Sherman At. Co.. No. 2 Aator l«««« Dewjit St Utrtpport Barnes St Co.
OFFlCK. I'J9 liberty Otrfiet. near Gracawteli. iew York Hty. Apni 30,^3 36 )y-ts
NOTICE,
I'AKE^ by Wm BTJOSTI, of Pearson Townr ship. Vgocoooty, Indiana, one est ray GRAY MARE ab •tit aifleen bands high, blind of the ight ey«: a -«r on ihe bock of the right hind leg, itao, toe big go other marks or brands perYfvaWe. fbs pooed tp be aloe or ten years old. Ippraiaed to twenty dUiflsrs, byr John C. Foxy "oriihy and J»ha rirrce, befure me, this, iQth day of September.
DAVID M1M.BR. J. P., t'seal
A tnteopy (raw the Rrgisier. ANDREW WILKINS, CJcrt, fippt. 17, -30-4 3w. '1*
W. McK. SCOTT, President.
Indianapolis, June IS, '53 43-ly. CARDS OF ADMISSION to the abovo Ia. atitutu may be liad on reasonable lerms by appl)« ing at the Wabash Courier Office.
New Leather Store.
THE
HENRY SNYDER
September 18, 1852—wtf
A I A E
mrPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY 18 IT
That w* b*hoia mtny fcmalrn, imrce In lh« mvrldiin ot ilfW broken in ltF«|ili ami »|irit» will) a compliratiun of diiraMa aud ailmeuU, d|iririii( thrui of (lie |Hi« rr Ibr the eniormrill of lib al an MKP wban phyiical lirnlili, bnoyarxj- or a|tirita. and ha|ii- ••rrniiv of mind, arisiiif 1'rcm ftcouililiott •flKaldi, ahould prrdnmiiiaiit.
Many of ihr eawm ot hrr iaffvrinri at flral—s«rliap( ysari before, prrhaiMdiirincclrthood, orllic Ant ^rantol'marriac*-* wore in thrir •rixin »o Tight ai to pua unnolictd, aud of couns uaglcetcd.
IN AFTKH YfBARS,
When too Ute to be benefitted by our know If dice, we look back and noora, aud regret the Aill couacquencM of our Ignorance.
What would we not often (ire to poaieu, ia early life, uts knowledge we obtain in after yean And w|tat day* aud nighta ot anKui»|j w« iniitht not havp bssu «|aiad, if\llis knowledge waa litnely poiMiied. It it
MKL.AWCIIULV AND 8TAHTLINO To behold (lie •ioknem and Buffeting endured by many a wilk Ibr many v**n, from naua limple and controllable, swilr lesiedied—or better •till,—uot insnrred, tferrrV
WIKK AND BIOTIIBR