The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 October 1847 — Page 3

Sincft going to Press we have later date* from the East and South. New Or lean# pa* per# as lale as the 28th till- giving nothing la* ter from Meateo, than the news by the J. L. Pay. Another vessel «raa hourly expected. There seem lo be apprehensions both /or the safety of Gens. Scott and Taylor. In the terms of the Treaty we find Tmt asking for the Rio Grande, and the Mexicans the Neucea, the boundary—but nothing agreed to.

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 5ih has the following, by Telegraph WixafJUTOK, OCT 4,8 P. M.

The National Intelligencr published a letter from an officer in ibearmv, dated Puebta, Sep:. lOtb stating thai the American* h»d been hemmed ra there three trctki by 4000 Mexicans and that G«a Scott'a dee* patcitc* have alt been cat vfi Anatkrr Report '.—Firedre elected Jntpector Gemrmi —Appointment declined— Fitebla rtlaike*.

RICSMO*!), Va OCT 4. 8 P. M.

The La Patria haslater dates from Mexico, atating Itaai Paredt* was elected Inspector General but reiuaed to accrpt tbe appointment. It was rumored that Gen. Ret, with a Urge body of National Guards and 8000 other troop* was waning to attack Geo Lane1* train, which left Vera Cruz on tbe 19th ult- It was rumored that Puebla was retaken, which appears to tally with the letter lo the National Intelligencer*

LATEST FOREIGN Blfews.

RRIVAL OFTILK HI BERN! A.

Royal Mail Steamer Ilibernia arrived ton on the 3d lost, from Liverpool with Londti dates to the 18ih, nnd Liverpool to the 10th of September.

There has been a reaction in the Corn market, and a considerable advance was realized for Flour and Wheat about the middle of the month, caused by a largely increased .demand both for foreign and home consumption.

The continued heavy failures in the Corn trade, sufficiently accounts for the farther depression of the Corn market during the first week the present month, and on the Gih ult. prices still continued to recede, but towards the close of the second week both Wheat and Flour wero in active demnnd, and this im provement was maintained on the 13ih, when Wheat advanced 5s, per quarter as the quo tations of the Gth, and Flour, for which there was an immense demand in London and Liverpool, advanced 3 to 4*. per brl. The top quotations for the better description of Wheat was C2«. per quarter in Liverpool. Best Western Canal Flour, which on the 5th was dull at 25i, was selling on the 14th at 28 to 80a per brl.

Indian Corn had nUo bnen in great demand at higher rales, and the Corn market a: the latest moment appeared firm but as large supplies were still expected from abroad, and as the English harvest was admitted to be an abundant yield, it was very doubtful whether fluctuations would not take place, before prices reached their natural levrl. Considerable purchases had been made in London and Liverpool for Betgium and Holland, in consequence of the diseased state of the Potato crop in theso countries, and these purchases leaded greatly to strengthen tho market.

The state of Commercial affairs and of the Corn market especially, render it a mnttcr of •gren difficulty to form a correct judgment «f the future courso of prices at Murk [vine.

At the markets held on the 15th and 17th, Jlrcadirtufii were a little higher. The supply „f Wheat was limited. Flour was quoted at Liverpool on the 18ih, 28*. 61 to30s., and at London on the 17th, at 29*. 9J.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. At Paris on the 3d, the Sardinian Ambassador, resident at the French Court, presented at thel-oreign Office a diplomatic nolo Irom his government, of which the following is the substance:—"In case Mis Holiness, Pope Pius IX should claim armed assistance of Uis Mnjrsty, the King of Sardinia, ngiinst Austrian invasion, Mis Sardinian M»j«*sty will consider himself bound not to refuse the Sovereign Pontiff*that assistance it bt:ing his duty, as an Italian Power, to causo the Independoncoof all the States of the Peninsula to be re»peoted, ai guarantied by the treaties of Vienna."

NO PAUTY MP*.

There is-a very commends ble amount ofgood sense in U»e following paragraph Irom the Connecticut Coarant: "No pastS" men are usually found in one or two olosse#—those who are destitute of public spirit, and those who have been per* sonally disappointed in somo dealings vuth one or more parties. The first class are th« er engaged in pursuits which they think of moro consequence than good government, or they have that sort of indolent faith which assumes that alt will go on well because there is no pressing evil that now crosses their individual paths. Henco while they are enjnying the good government which political watchfulness -secures, they despise the very agency by which ih^y are enabled to indulge their contempt potcifully. Tha second class is a numerous one. Tho loss of an office, the success of a rival, the failure of a favor ite schema, soon open their eyes to a sense of the hollownest of partv. Henceforth they are pure patrfots, privileged to rail upon the rest of the wortd, and pronounce nil men either decoivere or deceived. In short, no partyism is alwavs tho growth either ofa mis. taken estimate of things, or of laxy selfishness or disappointed expectations. A reasonable, sensible, unselfish, modest man seldom falls into it. He may be more or less active on political subjects, but he will have some opin Ion on them, and act at proper seasons wi'h firmness.

There are already 2350 mile* of telegraph wires in operation in the UniteolStates—about 700 of which are in a continuous line from Philadelphia to Cincinnati. In the course of a few months there will be 1000 more, chiefly to the south and southwest. There will then be one uninterrupted line of upwards of 3000 miles it* length of instantaneous communication between tbe Atlantic ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

la this place on da $th inet, EM ALINB AUGUSTA. daafhtsr of C. H- sad Aofast* Bailey, sfed r«n end 10 snenths. ,jM tkk place, «s Tbawda?, Tib Ctetelsr, TIVOM AS

ERRKUAUTK PRIM QYIUIKAI.

WEKKLT.

JCOBKECTBD

LAID—«Pfef lb. BUTTER—Freeh, per lb. Giutt*—'W'heal, per bttsbcH 55

Corn, in tbe ear, -^-15 Oats, 15 Rye, f"/ Barley, 40

Sikw—Timothy, per bushel, 1 25 Clover, do 4 50 Flaxseed, do 60 P*ovisfoH»-— Potatoes, per bushel, 25

Onions, do 40

Fsuirs—AppUa, dried, do 75 Peaches, do do 1 00 FLOUR—From wagon, per bbl.

Do from atore, retail,

MBAL—P«r buahel, 40 SUNDRIES—Feathers, per lb. 25 Hay, per ton, 3 00

Vinegar, per gallon 13 Beeswax, per pound, 25 Candles, lb. by the box, 10

Do mould, lb. do

Fisir— Mackerel No. 2 per bbl. 12 00 Do No. 3 per bbl. 10 00

MACKENZIE'S COMPOUND LIVER PILLS. Tbe uniform and decided action produced upon the Liver by these truly celebrated Pills, isdailjr and hourly gaining for tbem a reputation far above the Proprietor's most aangaine expectatiena. In all unhealthy and di»eased states of the Liver, such ss Dilious and other Fevers, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Flalulency. Habitual Costiveneea, tbey act with tbegreatB ect certainty and ss a Purifjer of the Blood they are unsurpassed In view of these facts the Proprietor in recommending his Compound Liver Pills, does so with tbe greateet conSJence. He assures those who may have occasion to use them, that they are strictly what the/ purport to be, viz, a LITE* PILL, and expressly prepared for the above diseases. For sale by

May 29,'47-39-lm WOOD & KING

ST. MARY'S OF THE WOODS.

THE

SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE of St. Mary's ot the Woods, have the p!?a?ur8 of announcing to their friends and the public, that the additions to tbeir Academy are now completed, and that it is ot present capable of accommodating* upwards of one hundred pupils. This institution has advantages, of which man* others cannot boast. I is pleasant and retired situation, gives to the juvenile ntind that bend sn necessary for the successful pursuit of knowledge and the peculiar salubrity of its locality gives zest and vigor to the youthful frame, and renders this institution almost unrivalled in the West. The excellency ol the mode of instructing followed by the Sisters, has been proved neyoud a doubt, and is generally known and acknowledged.

TERMS.

Boarding. Brd and Bedding. Washing. Mending and Tuition in the following branches: Orthography, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and Astronomy, with the use of maps and globes. Hisiory. Ancient and Modern, with the use ol tlie Chart. Rhetoric, Lessonsand Exercises in Polite Literature, English Composition. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythology, i'lain Needle-Work, Tapcatrv, French Embossed and Lace Work. Embroidery. Marking, Plain and Ornamental Knitting. $45,00 per session, to be paid in advance. When the pupil is sent for one year or more the charge will be $!25 per annum in advance, which will include all the branches taught at the Institution, such as Music, (one branch either Piano or Guitar,) with use of the Instrument, French, Painting. See.

The first session commenced on the 16th ol September last. Si Mary's of the Woods,

October 9, 1847 I 6 t6

Transfer of Grave-Yard Lots.

AN Ordinance supplementary to section three and four, of ail ordinance entitled, "An ordinance establishing and regulatine a Public Burying Groundadopted July 31, 1839.

Section 1. Be it Ordained by the Contnon Council of tfu Town of Terre Haute, That it shall be lawful lo transfer the ownership in Grave-Yard Lota, by assignments, endorsed on the deeds for such lots.

SEC 2 Be it further Ordained. That all transfer? heretofore made by assignment, shall be valid and good.

Adopted October 4, 1847. C. S IIOLDEN, Pree pro km. Attest. D. S Da.VALDSOX, Clerk. Oct. 6.'47-6-13

FOR SALE.

GRIST MILL, Corn-Shelter and the entire apparatus of an extensive Steam Distillery. The

Condensing Worm is particularly good and large the Mill is French Burr Stones and adapted steam or water power.

Terre Haute, Oct. 9, 1847-6~t3

to either horse,

The whole or any part ol this machinery can be had— A GatAT BARGAIN—as the proprietor has quit the business. Apply to

0ROvERMAN

ndT roRTMME JLE TIMJEOA

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

SMITH. S, has purchased the Instrument snd right for using Morton's celebrated Letheon, and will administer it, when neccssary. to avoid pain in tha extraction of teeth or other surf al operations. Office, Corner Fourth and Maio streets.

TT I I. sir

Oct. 9,'47-6-tf.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

THE

undersigned will sell at public auction on the 23d day ol October, 1847, at tha farm of Dr. Blake, five mules north ol Terra Hsute. the personal property ol the estate of Levi Dearborn, deceased, consiating of a quantity of farming utensils, household furniture, three horm. one four borsa wagon and har net*, together with about fifty acres of excellent corn standing in the field. A credit of 9 months will be given on all sums over three dollars the purchaser giving note with approved security, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws, all sums under three dollars cash- ORSON BARBOUR.

Oet- 9, 1847-6-t3 Adm'r ol Levi Dearborn.

ADMINISTRATOR'S XOTIC*.

LETTERSof

TCASK

of Administration having been granted

tha onder»«o"d upon the estate ol Levi Dearborn, deceased, late Vigo county. Indiana. All persona indebted to said estate are requested to makn immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, to present them for set tie merit. Tbe estate ia

Pure Brandy:

I do do Port Wine: 5 POO Superior Cigars, direct from the Custom Hoose 'gtoretat Baltimore, wilt berecetved ia a few days.

ALSO—

CboeoUte. plain and sp»red. Choice Black and Greeti Teas, wrior Cbevinf Tobacco, [perm Candles.

Uourbon Whiskey. 50 rear* «W. Concentrated Masiard, exeelltaH, Eaat India Bitters, do,

Bat Water

Wax. Lac iter Matches, and aa additional supply el tkose anperior matches, we have been Oct. 9.M7-6-I*

SUNDRIES.

Kby

ESAN or Russian Soap Soap Bark, lor cleansing the Ham JUl .1- r.r. A »Ie

Oct. 9.M7 6-tf

CORN OIL.

U"^WOOD

THE

OR«M BARKOTTR.

Oet- 9,184?-6-t3 Adm'r ol Levi Dearborn.

AUCTION.

•npHR undersigned witl sffrr at public aoction. at the F.ast end of the bridge in Terr* Haute, on Monday next. October llih.ai 8 ©sleek P. the foilowing property! A lot of Square Oak Timber, of varioas iMifthsand sisrs several hundred feet ol II men Oak plank a lx ol Iron fonr or five kegs of cut Spikes Augers Chains. AcAlso, in food order a

I I O S O W

(On which a credit of twelve months will be given A seven plats Steve sad pipe. Grind Stone. &c THOMPSON HALL.

Oct. 9, 1847-6-11 T. A. MADISON.

LIQUORS, &C.

WTO,

October 9, 1847—6

TRIPOLI.

MOUNT

Cagls Tripoli, for polishiag Brass, Britannia, die.

-.1150-

British Lustre. Foraaleby J? Oct 9,Mt-6-tf WOOD & KINO

STOVE WAREHOUSE.

The subscriber* have on hand Ihe largest and beat selected stock of Stoves^ of the best material, ever offered in this market.

The stove to which ive invite most espccial attention is the justly celebrated

DOUBLEOVENCOOK STOVE

which iadecidely superior toany Stove ever invented. Why Because the heat haa the shortest space to both oven nnd the whole width of the stove at once around the ovens and will bake at once and equal in both, and by having two distinct nnd separate ovens in the same stove, different article# can be baked at ihe same time which could not be done in single oven which tends to great economy in fuel, and at the same time all other culinary operations can be performed aa wallas on any other stove. Those in want of such an article would do well to call and examine^ price and quality, before Bending to a distance for an inferior article.

We have also, the PHOENIX PREMIUM COOK STOVE, (latest and inopt approved patterns)

FARMER'S PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Five sizes, hea*v plate. CONGRESS AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVE ELEVATED OVEN As well as the

Rough and Ready Cook Stove

The proprietors of this Stove have been awarded diplomas for the superiority ol this stove over all others, by the American Institute, in the city of New York, an«i Rensselaer county Agricultural Society.

The summer arrangement on tho hearth of this stove— where most of the culinary and boiling operations can beperformed without heating the stove—is of itself aninvaluable acquisition.

We have also 1847 patterns. Troy & Stanley Air-tight (various fitzrs} which in point of

performance,

single

beauty, duribility and cheapness,

stand unrivaled and various sixes Drum Parlor Stoves Box stoves, for shops and offices 10-platc Cook stoves large 7-plate stoves to take 3 foot wood, for churches and schools Coal stoves and Grates, Stove pipe, Ash-pans, Coal hods, Furniture to fit Cook atovea of all tites, a

piece or by the dozen: Stove Wafal Irons, Coffee toasters and all other articles pertaining to atoves in any way. We have extra plates on hand and Iron to make good the failure ol a plate, with despatch.

Besides the above we hs ve a very large snd complete assortment of Tin and Japan Ware which we now offer at a email advance for cash or undoubted credit. N- SMITH & SONS,

WHEREASto

&. BOURNE.

National Road Street.

P. S. We have also every description of IIOI.LOWWARE,TEA & SUGAR KETTLES —and orders forMill castings will be promptly executed.

Terre Haute, October 2, 1847-5-G»n

Notice.

my wife, Permelia Johnson,having

left my bed and board, without any just cauae, this is therefore forwarn all persons from harboring or trusting the said Permelia, as I shall not pay any d»!l. of her comrac, |h£[,°w°"jOHNSON.

Riley Townshio.Oct 1, 1847 5 t3

DRY GOODS.

WILSON. STARBIRD & SMITH, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MAIN STREET. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

pleie ever offered in tbe West or Sottib-Weat, a»d baa been paretuiMd, W*b d«* refareaes te tbebesi ^nalitiea, of importera and manufacturers, or first bands, ea the very best terms, which enables lliem to offer their food# for ft«» or to raoarr suuaa sa Iba sml time, at as low tatea aa any oibw bouae iMa side of tbe Moonlaina, indeed fully aa low aa ihey caa be beaghi Bast and placed here wiib carriage and iwsarance and exsbaage added, ia ibe quantities usually bongbi by Country Drapgista, Merebaais, Physicians aao Maaafaetarefa.

Dealers generally an napeetlally invited to aall and eaamiaa their atock before baying elsewhere or g^mg East, avid such aa cannot mail iheeity, by sending aa ibeir orders, may rely upon being proat^tly served witu the beat artictraand at aa low ratea as if ihev were here in peraoa.

Tbeir arrangements are each thai they will be conatamly receiving daring tha season beavy aadtitoM to their atock, which will render il alwaya complete and the goods fresh. Ginseng, Cseswax, Feathers, flaxseed, Lard, Furs. Skins, Klsx and Tow Liaea, and (mmiry produce gena)!v will be received, at tha loweat market prices, in exchange for goods or in payment of debts dus.lbaaa.

Cfl "O 3

2 a

subscriber baa on liauu a large and well selected stock of staple dry goods adapted to the approaching season, consisting in part ot Cloths, Kenlucky Jeans Casstneu, Flannels, AIpaccas, Ginghams, Caitcoa, &c., &c-

-ALSO—

Brown and Bleached Shining, Bed Ticking, Drilling, llais. Caps and Shoes. Spun Cotton. &c., &c.,

Qoeeniwarc, Hardware A Groceries. Winch will be

sold at his usual low prices lor

or in barter for good Country Produce. JOHN KEIMIARD, Sign of tbe Spinning Wheel.

Sep,,'1847 3-t3 Upper end National Road Street.

Shingles, Brooms, &c.

inn Illlll GOOD JU I NGLbS on hand and for XvJVF.Wl/ sale in quantitiea to suit purchasers. -alj*O1 good Platform Scale—8 Com Sbellers—75 dozen good Brooms—10 piwaa Country Carpet—Upper and N}le Leal her— Window Glass-Castings-Cedar and Painted Backets—Tinware, Stoneware. &c., See., lor sale by JOHN REINHARD,

Sep.18/47 3 3t. Sign of tbe Spinning Wheel.

For Sale,

FIIHE North eaat quarter ol section nomber twenty

five in Town twdve North of Range number ten West containing one hundred and aixiy acres This land is aiiuated aear Bennett's mill in Sugar Creek Township, about two miles from Terra Ilaute. Una choice met ol land, without improvenanta and covered wilb beavy and valuable timber.

THE subscriber will pay tha HIGHEST MARKET

PRICK lor good CLEAN WHEAT, delivered at hia store, sign of

TUB TWO BARRELS,

Corner of 4th and National Road atreet, ar at bis Mill near the river. Tens ilaute. OeuV4?5 tf HORACE BUTTON.

BRANCH STATE BANK OF INDIANA,! Tests lUtnrc, Surtftata *8, IW7. $ rpHE annual meeting of tbe stock bidders of

WOOD A KWG

PRESENT RATES FOR EXCHANGING FLOUR FOR WHEAT.

caab,

WILL give 33 pounds superfine Flour lot one

One word of OSWIMM to Farmer* II you waal good Flour, Ckmn E- W. ft Terre ilaute, January

J\ete Arrival ot

I I A W A E

AT TME^:

to* o,

If} .Sf0 3t' i'..

WEware,nnw

are receiving onr fall purchases of HardSadlery, and Iron, embracing a much larger. cAr/iperand more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in ihe Wahash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many new articles, ss well as incrcssed the assortment and vsriety of many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisIsction lo all who may favor u* with their patronage, aasuring them (without selling ai coat) that our prices will be at a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavy goods, we offer for sale— Iron of all kinds, Steel, Spring Steel. Hoop Tron. Sheet

Iron. Brazier's Copper. Tinned Copper, Wire, Tin Plate, Block Tin, Zinc, Axle Drafts, Eliptic Springs, eastern ground Wagon Boxes,

Anvils, Smith's Bellows. Vicea Lead Pipe I to IL Coil Chain to t, Hinges for bsrn doors and all kinds of doors, Nails,

Glass, Oils, Lead, Powder at retail and by -s tho kre at 95,50 and $4 00,all kinds of gun fixings, and nome

j..£ real Shot Guns, double and single barrels, for sale low mill Saws, Cross Cut Saws, Crobars, Mat-

locks, Pecks, Log Chains, Trace Chains, and various other articles not herein mentioned. A large and complete aasoriment of

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, at wholesale and retail a large assortment of Lamps, including ihe parlor,solar, with plain and cut Shades, nnd gilt and bronze Stands, side Lamps, store Lamps, (suspending,^ and a large quantity of extra Shades, and chimncvsand Lamp Wicks. In the way of

HOUSE FURNISHING,

including superior extra Tea Waiters in setts or single brass Andirons, fancy iron do., Shovel and Tongs, hrassCandle Sticks, brass and polished Snuffers, wire Fenders, table Castors, Brittania Tea Setts, block tin Tea Pots, fancy Brushes, Crumb Brushes, real German silver table and tea Spoons, ivory table Knives and Forks in setts, {51 pes ,) Carvers and Forks, curtain Pins and curtain Bands, Tea Bells, &c. &c. Also, numerous other articles which cannot here be enumera* ted. Our assortment of building materials embrace a great variety of locks and door latches, and those building will find it to their interest, in prices and variety, to give as a call. On hand, as usual, a very large stock of COOPER'S TOOLS. of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture. We have taken special pains to procure a large and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds, and we assure the mechanic of any name, that we shall take pleasure in showing or selling him hill.

SADDLERY.

Having devoted a large share ol our store, capital and interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trimminps, we are prepared with a most complete assortment of Trees, Plush, Cloths, Hog Skins, Pad Skins, Buckles. Terrets and Hooks. Hames and Chains. Webbing, Thread, Rings, Bins, Stirrups, Gig Trees. Laces of beautiful patterns. Fringes, Tufts, picked Moss,and pure curled Hair, top Leather, (eastern dressed,) patent Leather a very large assortment of figured and plain Rubber Cloth, patent Oil Cloihs to li vards wide, (lead Linings, Brass and Plated Bands, Dashes and Joints, oil cloth Carpetings. malleable Irons, a very first rate piece of Drab Cloth for seats, seal Handles, and coach door Hinges.

We offer, also, to Shoe nnd Boot Manufacturers a large atock of eastern dressed French Calf Skins, Morocco do, Lining Skins, Binding Leather, Shoe Pegs of all sizes. Sparrow-Billa, Copper Nails, Awls, and Awl Hafts Shoe Thread, Hammers, Pincers, Putiohes, Floats. Rarps, f-c. &c. ittrThe highest nrice in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produce.

U"A quantity ol Lako and Kanliawa Salt for sale. 8. H. POTTER & CO. Terra Ilnute, Oct. 2, 184"?—5—y

N1PPERT A mOLITOR,

(Succfttorf to Nippert (J- Co.)

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c., &c.,

E E A E I

THEtheir

W.D.GRISWOLD.

A S O W E A

stockholders of thie on

Brand! witl be held at tbe Banking-Mease

Monday, November 1st, next, for the purpose electing seven Direetote thereof, ior Ibe ensuing year. By order of tbe ftanl: PRKSTON, oSt.a,*ir*t* CaabieT.

subscribe™ ara constantly receiving additions to Stock, whioh will at all times be found complete, and will use every effort to give satisfaction to those who may favor them wiili a call.

May 8th, 1847-36-tf

copartnership hereiofore existing under the fiim of NIPPERT & CO., was dissolved on the 20ill day of April by mutual consent.

May 8, 1847-36-tf.

ADMINISTRATOR^ NOTICE.

NOTICEout

is hereby given that the undersigned has taken Letters of Administration on the estate of Rufus Miner, late of Terre Ilaute, Vigo county, Indiana, deceased All persons indobled to said eatate are requested to mske immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are hereby notified to present them duly authenticated for settle* ment. Said estate supposed to be sol vent.

Sept-85,'47-4-tl. RUFUS ST. JOHN.

NOTICE.

T^IIE Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, will sell at publicanction to the highest bidder, for cash, at the door of the Town Hall, in Terre Haute, on Saturday, the 9th day of October, 1847, about 530 dozen of Wheat, now in the barn and in stacks on.the Poor House farm.

Br order of the Board: Oct. *,'47 5 tS

A IN A W O Commission merchant,

38 rOYDRAS ST.. JSEW ORLEANS. £p Will give jHtrtlcnlnr attention to Miles of Plnnr, Grain, Pork, fccM&o,XII

Sept. II, 1847-2-m4

IVmi led.

TIMOTHY. BLUE GRASS AND OTHER SEEDS. ^HE hiehest market price will be given for Timp-

lit*. BJM Graas. Millet. Rrt T«*»and oiher seeds, my, DIM urwi, ».

NIPPERT & MOLITOR.

Dissolution JVotice.

THE

most

NIPPERT & CO.

W.N. HAMILTON, Auditor.

Falling nnd Cloth-dressing at Terre-llante.

HAVE just received an excellent lot of Dye Woo1s. and am now prepared FULL. COLOR AND DRESS CLOTH in a style not equalled in thie Western country and lam alwaya on hand—com# and see for youraelvea 8ept. ll.H7-t-t ARB A IIOLME3.

kkinH aRD

Sign of the Spinning Wbej-1. upper end of

Amg 7. '47-49-1^ National Road Street.

NTRD.-Two apprentices to learn the brick laying and plaeierini business. Boys frem sixteen lo seventeen yesrs of sge who earrcorae well recommended can find a ptaca where every facility for

U» «d. .ill b.

SM1T|

N Two journeymen Bricklayers will also find immediate employment by the same subscriber. Tetre Haute. Sept. 25,1837 -4- if

SICK LBS AND

QCTTHKL. __ |j best

A S to tbe

iciuresat the BOSTON STORE.

Tetre Haute, June 14,1845-41-tl

manu

'acturesat the

aoou* 4r wwejUBMU!

"BUCKEYE STORE"

nr»HE subscribers lake pfeerars ia aaaaawsfag to ibeir I needs and the publie generally, thai ibey have just received the largeet and meet gmeral STOCK OP aiKBCHANDISB rbty keveever belere brought to ibis market, eoeststtng part ot

JBroade/ofhs,

Cassimere^, Satinets,

Twedtcloths, Kentucky Jetnu, Lin• tegs and Flannefs of ell kinds. Plaid, Lin* sejfs and Cloaking, Palo Alio and I- Monterey Plaids, a greata variety of Alpacas, -1

Five Hundred Pieces Prints,

embrseing every style and variety a large supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins a good aasoriment of

A W E O O S

sttch as Jaekonets, Cross-barred Muslins Laces, Edgings, Insertings, $* Drest Handkerchiefs, Woollen goods. Cra• rat s.

Comforter s,^-c Si raw and Leghorn Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, (J-f,,

SfC, -y'

Fine and common FUR CAPS, mens and boys Cloth do HATS, BOOTS AND SHOPS, olall kinds. The largest and best sssortment ol BHIJ8SRL8, I.NGItAlN and Common CAUPeTS,ever offered in this market, embracing ricb and desirable patterns. Indian Mailing. Floor Oil Cloihs, Table aiito, splendid painted Window Shades, with cordi and tassels, roHers and pulleys to put tbem up with A heavy stock of

QUEENSWARE.

embracing sorpe splendid CHINA TEA SETS, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Siorking Yarn, Spun Cotton, Batting, Spaniali Sole Leather, Tea. Sugar. Coffee, Ac., fee. All of the above are offered for cash, or most kinds of Produce in ban AT TUB VERY LOWEST UATES We parti culurly invite the Jobbing Trade, having bought largely with a view to that brinch of business.

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre Haute, Pet 2,'47-5-|y

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS!

WINER'S

CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS. THIS medicine is safe in its operation and more easily administered than any other.

The greatest cause ol death among children is to be sttributed to Worms. They give rise to numerousdiseases, and are the more fatal becauae the leaat suspected: were parents to give this subject more attention, and carefully observe the symptoms which indicate the exiaienceof worma in the bowela, the lives of many chitdren would no doubt be toned. Some of the aymptoma are as follows the countensnce is of a pale, or a leaden color, and suffused with occasional flushes, the eves are heavy and dull, bad breath, itching in the nostrils, the sleep is disturbed, the patient often awakening in great fright, and ia liable to starting and grinding the teeth, the appetite is irregular, being sometimes voracious and at other times feeble, occasional vomiting, &c.

Winer's Cannetian Vermifuge has acquired a reputation far exceeding that of any other medicine of ihe kind, and is daily increasing in popularity wherever it is known and used it is universally approved it possesses properties which no other article of the kind does, it ia more prompt and efficient in its aciion, and entirely free from engredienis which have any hut a beneficial effect, the health of the patient being alwars improved even when no Worms are discovered. Physicians prescribe it, and to use the language of one in high standing, who resides in Cleveland, Ohio, consider it "the only article of the kind he ever saw that was so uniform and prompt in expelling worms," it may indeed be relied on with the uimost confidence, as it has never been know to fail, this is the reason why all who have used it will not use any other.

We have in our possession a number of certificates from physicians and others of the highest respectability, who all testify to its superior efficacy and recommend it as a never failing reincdv.

READ AND BE CONVINCED.

We. the undersigned, have frequently administered a medicine prepared by Mr. John Winer of this town, designated "J. Winer's Canadian Vermifuge." and being fully satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend it as a safe and efficient remedy for the expulsion of worms from the intestinal canal.

O'REILLY, Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, &c. G. W. DICKENSON, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London, See.

Hamilton, C. W., Oct. II. 1846. NEW YORK, March 30, 1847 Messrs J. Winer &. Co.,: Sirs—My child of five years of age, wos lor more than two years severely afflicted with worms, during which time we gave her different medicines recommended in such cases, but they produced no beneficial effects I at lengih procured a bottle of your Canadian Vermilnge, and gave it to her. which caused her to pass a large number of worms, since then she has been in the enjoyment of perfect health. From my own experience, I would recommend your Vermifuge as being the most safe and effectual remedv for worms now in use. Yours, truly,

C. G. SNETHEN, 30 Rivington st,

1D"BC particular and rememher tliename, IViner't Canadian Vermifuge," this is trie only article that can be depended on. Rememher this.

Prepared only by John Winer &. Co., 83 Maiden Lane, N. Y. Sold by WOOD fc KING. Oct 2/47 5-ly Terre Haute.

PORTA NT TO IN A LI DST

THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP

TAR WOOD NAPHTHA.

all the remedies recommended in late years, for the cure of PU LMON A RY CONSU MPTION. COLDS, obstinate COUGHS, BROCH1TIS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE SI DE, and in fact all affections of the LUNGS, THROAT or BREAST, none has been found more certain or permanent in its curative power over these, so general and often fatal diseases, than the above preparation. The Compound Syrup Ol T^ir and Wood Naphtha is an unparralleled remedy.— In addition to the healing power of Tor—the virtues of which, in affections of the lungs, is universally acknowledge—there ia combined with it in this preparation the active principles of some of our most certain Tonic Vegetable Pectorials which unite to make il the

valuable medicine ever offered to the public for the cure of the diseases for which it is employed, so that it never fails, by timely administraitoa to accure this important end-

The above medicine is for sale at Oct 2,'47 5-m6 WOOD & KING S.

BRUSHES-Hair

THE

Brushes, an excellent quality

Fteah do: Shaving do Tooth do Also, Scrnbing, Scouring.and Tanners Blacking Brnshee Shoe Bru»hpftint Brushes Varnish do Saeh Tools Msrking do Camel Hair Pencils, &c, for sale at

Sept 18,'47-3 tf WOOD & RING'S

WOOD

&. KING have just received and additional supplv of Peas MEOKSIMW. to which they invite the attention of Physicisns and Dwlcie among the articles we are in receipt of, sre tbe following Cbemicala:

German Sulphate Quinine, French do do American do, do, Sulphate Morphine, Iodide of Solpber, Veratnne, Strychnine,

Purine Also-Woo^ Naptha, Henry'sCongh Syrnp. for Whooping Cough, Asthma. &e., Coulson & Co Ague Powders. Jamaca Gintr-r Root. for wle ai

ScfH 18,'47-3-tl WOOD

Fragrant*. "Sweet Scented Herbs," .... .. Bandoline—lo* perfuming, Haoe\-mets—

Ambraeial Shaving Soap, Military Shaving Soap, rt Bee Hive and Shell do., WJ7 |s *s Antique Oil for the Hair, 1,1,

Ambrosial Hair Oil, n**

Sept.18,'47 3 if WOOD & KING'S

Vermifuge, &(,,

BROWN'S HOTEL.

COYtffCSTOft, INDIANA. P. B. BROW If» lale of lafayeiie, tad baviirg b-aaed lor term «f tcwa. tbe large and tiHwodwHae brick bwidiwg. on ike *9rt»t ol tlte peWie s«*are, wbtcb is newly Sited 'mp ia iba Maieai nanaer, rospeetfallr latotaia bis fsraief friends and ikt timbii eotmswaiiy rint be ie prrp*Ttd it* eaaiKia in Jkisbtst ttgle. ibose who call ra bin-, lie sipjifns.s eOBttawance of former petronage.'

C-aviagion, Aagast 14,'47-30-y 1

A E I A N O E JAMESHATHES

AS recently tak-n. and ia now keep* ing ibe House formerly celled ibe "Bsw®war.** in Terre-Hewe. Indiana lie bae bad it theroof hly repaired, and furnished altogether with new AtraHore. He fttiler*

himself that by at rid attention to tbe wants of a travelling public, that he snow prepared to render general aaiialaetion IO all who ei dtapoeed lo give bins ibeir patronage. HtsTABLE will be set wnh ibe best that the country can protlnre and bis Stabler attendee by ibe best and meei irasty ostlers. Finally, he bopss bj strict attention to what appertaina lo bis boeines*, to render universal satisfaction, and iberebjr receive a liberal share al public patronage.

July 17,1847-46 m6 JAS. HAYNE3.

LOUISVILLE HOTEL,

LOHWyiUE, KENTUCKY. THE undersigned has purchased onehalf of tbe above establishment, and bas a lease of the balance, the tame being exclusively nnder hia control and management. During the past spring ihe Hotel

has been thoroughly repaired and newly forniahed and is now in complete order for ihe reception of visitors. The anderaigned, thankful for the paironaee so liberally beelowed on the Louisville Hotel, solicits a continual ion ol the same, and assures all who may call at the Loaisviile Hotel a cordial reception.

Range 9,

Tlarpe

Perfumery,

O E O E

KING'S.

IOLOGN E, of French, German and An^nca|i ma nulacture. Extracts, jy

Stc.

HI GROSS Fabuemock'a Vermifuge.

JO gross Canadian do

40 loaen Smtih'e Tonic Syrup. *\L For sale at Proprietor's prices. May 22. 1847-38-ly WOOD & KING.

"I £fi BARRELS Kanawha Salt just received

Jsnuary J-1W7 ll-*( 'V

WM BISIIOP,

June26,'47-43-m6 Late of New Orleans-

undersigned, having been appointed'agent for theColumbu? Insurance Company, ia now prtpired to lake risks sgainst loss ar damage by fire, and to insure goods transported on rivers and canals, to and from the eastern cities and towns in the United Statrs.

Persons insuring with said company will be dealt with promptly and honorably. W. N. HAMILTON, Agcn.

Terre Haute, Sept. 25,1847 4 yl

A E S A

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND DEALER IN

Grain, Flonr, seeds. Salt, Ac., &-c, O I N (J 6 tt, I A.

References br Permission: Huydam, Sage St. Co., New York. John Hollis'er, Buffilo.

Hubby &. Hughes, Cleveland. Boalt Sc Foileit, Sandusky City. BroWnlec & Brown, ToledoPeckham. Brown & Co Toledo,

F. Holliater, Perrysburg. L- Sloan. Covington. Col. Jones. Fort Wayne. Rogers Jr. Brothers, Cincinnsti. Jones Si. Taylor, do Iglehart, Brown & Co do James F. Torrence. do Rogers Sc. Revnolds, Lafayetts. T. Wood &. Co do Spears & Case, TJelphi. Bcment & Co., Evanaville. H- MeKinnell &. Co., New Orleans. June 12.1847-4 l-m4

J\mE If*

TAILOR SHOP. THE

undersigned would respectfully, offer hisservicea in the above business, to the citizen «rf "Iris shop may Terro Haute and the publie generally found one door north of the Town Hall, formally occupied by J. Beard

May 22.1847-38-tf D. HARTSOCK.

Collector's 1%'oticc.

WILL attend in person or by Drputy. at the usual places ol holding elections in the different townships in Vigo county, Indiana, for the purpose of re« ceiving taxes for the year 1847, on the following days, viz:

Harrison, Thursday, October 14, 1847. Honey Creek, Friday, 15, Sugar Creek, Saturdoy, J6. Prairie Creek, Monday, 18. Linton, Tnesday, 19. Pierson, Wednesday, 20, Riley. Thurslay, 21, Lost Creek, Friday/ 22, Nevina, &nurday, 23, Oner Creek, Monday, 25. Fayette, Tuesday, 26, (TT The following are the rates of taxes, as levied For State purposes on each 25 c^s. For County do do '00, 15 For Road do do 100, 10 For Lunatic Asvlem do 100. For Deaf and Dumb do 1°0, It For Educating the Blind, J00, 1 For School District No. 6, Town 12,

By order of the Board. Express please publish six weeks.

GRCt.onilNG

rAI.L

American do. do

BearaOil, »r Ox Marrow is® AIJBO,

A fine assortment of Oeborn'e Water Colors' Paints, Irom 10 cents to f3 per Box. Jntt received and for sale at

For Poll tax for State and County, fl.OO O* Either mvself or a Deputy, will be found at my office, in Terre'Haute, at all ttmes, except such days as when out in the several townships as staled above. j-y The laws are the aamcos las! year, which makes it the duty of all tax payers to call on meonor before the first day of January next after that time, il the taxes are not paid, it is my duty to distrain. Ihe laws nnd its requirements will besiricily followed by nie.

Cr Every person who payss road tsx, must produce lo me the Supervisor's receipt or pay such tax in money, ascharged upon

,h^"Fd,^N^1Nt IIAMt

Collector and Treasurer of Vigo county.

Scpt4,'47-l-w6 NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

HE Trustees the County Seminary of the county of Vigo, have the pleasure to announce that the and defiant Seminary building ia now nearIv completed. The necessary furniture for the use of schools, will be pieced in it by the first of November next. The Trustees sre desirous that at an early day, the eaiablishment should be placed in charge «l soma gentleman of high character who is qualified to superintend a respectable Academy. The building is very commodious, is pleasantly situated, and is arranged for a male and female department and the institution is intended to occupy an intcrmediste position between our District Schools and State University. A married man of proper qualifkaiinna, whose wife is competent to take charge of a lemale school would be preferred. The support of the institution will have to depend solely upon tbe tnitio.i fees, but no charge will be made for the use of the Seminary buildings^

Notice is, therefore, now given, that implications for the situation of Principal of »be establishment will bo received until lite fret of November next. All communications must be addressed to the "Trustees of County Seminary. Terre Ilanie. Ind," and must be poet paid and it is desirable that all such applications, when the applicant is not well known here, should be accompanied by testimonials of qualifications and good character.

Aug.28,'47-52 t«

HALF. OF AT PUBLIC AUCTION. COM-

PRISING A STOCK OF $50,000. The subscriber btvs leave »o inform bis friends, customers, ctty and country dealers generally, that his second eemr snnual Trade Sale ol Ready Made Clothing takes place oft the 13th and 14th SErTKMBER next, at No 22. Pearl Street, Cincinnati. Ohio, at which lime aed place will 6e offered one of tbe moat extensive and well assorted stocks ever %r*i to ihe public, embracing every garment in that bra acta of ihe mercantile trade cut in me most desirable and fashionable styIrr. and made the best manna ELI .*J.' 23 Pearl Street.

TERMS OF SAL%

All sn**s ander #100 cash All do over and under fWO. All do do #200 do #300.^ d«n All do do $300 do #4tX). 90 do AH do do $400

Aug

dor.

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#500, 4 months*

\U do do $500 ... Approved city endorsers will be re^aireu#,