The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 October 1847 — Page 3

ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF MEXICAN NEWS. f? TVe find the following additional items in th® NerT)rleao« Picayune of tho 2d inat. 't We have again glanced over our file* of Mexican papers received by the James L. Day, nnd have gleaned from them acrerol items of interest which wo had before overlooked.

Snntn Anna's effort*, after notice hnd been given of the termination of the ormUtice, to prepare for the defence of the Capital, are represented as having been truly prodigious. It is staled that he purchased from his private purse all the arms he could find, and the editor of the Disrio in his Jnper of the 10th adds, that he hnd seen tho day beforo a receipt for a very large sum of money pa'd by the general-iochief himself, for a number of muskets and 64.000 flints for the army.

The Oiario of the 10ih» speaking of the demon*! rations made by our army on that morning* says that at the alarm the troops in the capita! marched out to defend the point threatened with the greatest alacri'.y, and displayed an ardor that promised the best results. It was impossible* it is added, to describe the enthusiasm of the pcop!e, all shout' ing Liberty and Independence!" and declaiing their intention new to succumb to the ruthless foe.

Speaking of the battle at the Mill del Rey. on the 8th ult., the Government paper is extravagant in its laudations of the characters of Gem Antonio de Leon and .Col. Lucas Balderas of the battalion of Independence, both of whom were mortally wounded in the engagement. Gen. Leon, if is stated, was several times Governor and military commandant of the State of Oaxaca, to which he had rendered eminent services. He was also a veteran of the war of independence.

It will be remembered that immediately upon the armistice being agreed upon, the .Mexican Secretary of State issued a proclamation calling upon Congress to mee'.jocnnpider wiih the President the proposition of If. Trisi. Tins proclamation was dated the21st nf August, but, although some few met every ,dny up to the 4 ult., in no instance over thirty could be induced to attend the sittings, and a quorum therefore was never assembled. None of the seventy members who declared they would not deliberate in the capital while it was threatened by our army and retired to Tosula appeared at any of the meetings.

We have before us a fierce reply from alencia to the report of Gen. Sflas, of the batlie of Conireras. The part of the report that roused the ire of Valencia was the statement that he disappeared from among his troops as soon as the battle commcnced on the morning of the 20ih August, and was never seen after. Me claims, in this reply, to have been present during the whole buttle, and that he only left when he found it impossible to rally his troons.

Parliament allows the Q'ieen of England for her support, 51,750,000 for Prince Albert, lier husband, 8133.000. and for her horse* nnd hounds, $310.000—making in all $2,193.000.

iftarrtrti,

On the 18th ins*., st Clinton, Indiana, by JOHN PAI.NB, Ksq Mr. WILLIAM BARRICK to Miss A DELI A ANN WELLM AN, both of that place.

In Albnnv. New York, on 8th September, bv the Rev. Dr. Kennedy. Mr. JAMES ROS3. of Terre Haute, to Miss ANN E. BURTON of the former place —.Albany Ectning Journal.

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On the UUJ iast., of Pleurisy, JAMES M. SMITH, of Grandview, Ills., aged 25 years.

PRAIRIETON INN. rr/z.i T. n.wis*

HAVING resumed her former occupation, begs leave to inform the traveling public that s'te is very thankijl for the liberal sup'port heretofore given, would further solik|Mt a continuation of their custom, and

hoses by strict attention. «o render general satisfaction to those who may favor her with their custom. Prnirieton, Ind., Oct. t6. 1847-7-t3.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

BlY

tirlue ol the power and authority given to us in the will of Leavin Lawrence, deceased, we whl expose to Public sale on the 6th daf of December. 184,. (being the first day of the Count? Court.) at the Court House door in tlw city of Louisville, the following valuable tracts of land lying in the Stateof Indiana, vix:

West fractional Sections 2 and 11. inJ*««"wl»'P '5 nofth, range 9 west containing 318 37 100 acres This land fronts on the Wabash river, opposite the moutb «f Big Raccoon Creek, in Vermilion ooomy, about 7 miles north of Clinton, and W miles from Terre fU'ite. and has about 22 acres ol river bottom in cnltivaiion—sbout one half of it is rvb bottom land. an! one half ut land, wall timbered.

Al-SO-The

south-west

The south-east quarter of section No. 27,

township 13 nnrtH, range lOwestj emlwing 160 seres. This quarier section, a!#o. hat some 40 seres mow or less, which has been beltfd lor about 4 years.

A UJQ-4-The north-east quarter of section No 97, Jo«nMkM34"tftfc.rMgp M) wseticoniaimng 160aeees. Thia quarter, also, has forty acres more or less wh«li has been belted for abnot fonr years. The lest four name? (rictiM lend

li«

Mudav

ADMINISTRATOR* SALE.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that I wilUffijr for sale st pahtle auction, on Saturday the6tl» d»* of Nn» venberv IS-I7, at the late re#denes of Rata*'Miner, decesoed, all the personal property «f the mid decesoed, being ««so fine borses. one boggy and haineee. one ternbore* wagon and harness. Ti«e boose. br*. Ac. A ettif of nine months will ho given en ell s*me of three dollars and upwards, the porchaser tteing hie note with appeoved swwity. io be eelleeted withaet

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relief whatsTer from eelontiea or appr»«em«m

6 St RUFDS ST JOHN, Adm*r.

TO RENT.

TTE \T and comfortable dwelling, sittmied in the Nof«h part of toy, near rot ferti«*n'»rs inqerre nf SIMEON CORY-

Terre Hsote, Oct-. 17,'47-7-tJ

MIAMI LAND AGENCY.

THE

tndersigned has established an Apwy at New Undon. for the end mteof lends, payment of ra*e». end Uy.ng of »S''srv w.rr**ta7 Terms reesonablo- Laities, pMI pe»d, will be prpmpk-

SEEDS—Timothy,

St.

quarter of section No.

township 13 north, range 10 west: containing ITOacre*. This ir«t has about 60 acres of it io cultivation, and good cabin and a never failing spring on it.

ALSO—The smith-west quarter of section No W, township 13 north, range 10 weal containing »S0acres 40ef which have been belted tor about 4 years Thw tract is under lease for 3 years from the 1st of Alarcfi. 1340. st which time about 40 acres will be cleared and a caHin ereeied en it.

27.

in Vigoeoontv, about 9 mi lea

nnnh*we« ot Tem Haote, on the North-Arm road,! towarrts Paris. Illinois, and are wail timbered and v«Ty dannMo lends.

TKRM9 OF SALF.-One-third Cash, the balance on credit of one and two rear*, with interest from the date, for which deferred peymente lien will be retained on ihe lands sold.

Pale to commence at hwswn 11 and 1 «vJ«k of

ROBERT TYLER,

ED, HOBBS,

Oct. 1«, 1847 t-l8 E*rc*tori of L. Ltmrtwt.

w«k.™k.» .~l A ,*™.

Indianapolis Xocorne: JohnS. fcriyWI, Oct. 18,'47-7-tS ALBERT80W.

TBRRB HAUTE PRICB CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.

LARD—Per lb, BUTTER—Fresh, per lb.

GRAIN—Wheat, per bushel, Corn, io the ear, Qnta, ^1 Rye,

Barley, _rf

per busliel,

Clever, do Flaxseed, do

PaovtstoNs—-Potatoes, per bushel,

MEAL—Per bushel, SUNDRIES—Feathers, per !b. Hay, per ton,

25 a

Onions, do 40 a

FRUITS—Apples, dried, do 75 1 Peaches, do do 1 00 1 FLOOR—From wagon, per bbl. 5

Do from store, retail, 5

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

Do mould, lb. do 12

FISH-—Mackerel No. 2 per bbl. 12 00 13 00 Do No. 3 per bbl. 10 00 11 00

Sales of 800 bushels prime white corn at 33c. 1 bacon, we notice sales ot hams at Sto ahou.'ders at 6ia6ic sides at lie.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.

The flour market is depressed, and sales confined to small lo's for city consumption. A lot of 300 bbls., Illinois, sold at $4 50.

Sales of mixed corn at 50a60c to the extent of 10.000 bushels prime yellow sold to a moderate extent at 65c.

Sales of oats at 30s31e. The demand for cornmeal has fallen off. Sales of kiln-dried st $2 per bbrl.

There is lesa inquiry for pork, nnd prices hnve slightly declined. Sales o! mess at $13 50al3 75, and prime at $12 25a 12 50.

The bacon market dull. Sales of sides at Tialic shoulders 5£a6ic- canvnssed bams 9itl0c. sugar cured do 12a 13c.

There is a moderate demand for lard, with snlesof 200 bbrs. prime at tic and 600 kegs do. at 13lal4c. Sales of Western tallow at 9al0c., and ot butler at 11 a 13c.

ACKENZIF.'SCOMPOUND LIVER PILLS The uniform and decided action produced upon the Liver by these truly celebrated Pills,isdaily and hourly gaining for them a reputation far above the Proprietor's most sanguine expectations. In all unhealthy and diseased states of the Liver, such as Bilious and other Fevers, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,

Sick Headache, Fla

tulency, Habitual Costiveness, they act with the great* est certainty and as a Purifyer of the Blood they are unsurpassed- In view of these facts the Proprietor in recommending his Compound Liver Pills, does so with the greatest confidence. He assures those who niay have occasion to use them, that they are strictly what they purport to be, viz. a LIVER PILL, and exprtssly prepared for the above diseases. For sale by

May 29,'47-39-1m WOOD Sc KING.

ST. MAItY'S OF* THE WOODS.

THE

SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE of St. Mary's of the Woods, have the pleasure of announcing to their friends and the public, that the additions to their Academy are now completed, and tliot it is at present capable of accommodating* upwards of one hundred pupils. This institution has advantages, of which manv others cannot boa3t. Its pleasant and retired situation, gives to the juvenile mind that bend so necessary for (hesuccessful pursuit of knowledge and the peculiar salubrity of its locality gives zest and vigor to the youthful frame, and renders this institution almoatunrivalled in the West. The excellency of the mode of instructing followed by the Sisters, has been proved Deyond a doubt, and ia generally known and acknowledged.

TERMS.

Boarding, Bed and Bedding. Washing, Mending and Tuition in the following branches: Orthography, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. Geography and Astronomy, wiih the use of mape and globes. History. Ancient and Modern, with the use of the Chart. Rhetoric, Leasonaand Exercise* in Polite Literature, English Composition, Natural Philosophv, Chemistry. Botany, Mythology, Plain Needle-Work, Tapeatrv, French Embossed and Lace Work. Embroidery. Marking, Plain and Ornamental Knitting, $45,00 per session, to be peid in advance. When the pupil ia sent for one year or more the charge will be #125 per annum in advance, which will include all the branches taught at the Institution, such aa Music, (one branch either Pinno or Gui'ar,) with use of the Inatrument, French, Painting, tie.

The firat eeasion commenced on the 16th of September fast.

Mart's of the Wooda, Oetober 9, 1847 6-t6

Trannfer of Grave-Yard Lois. AN Ordinance supplementary to aection three and four, of an ordinance entitled, "An ordinance establishing and regnlating a Public Burring Ground,"adopted July 31, 1839.

SccTto* 1. Be it Ordftined ty the Common Council of ike Town of Ttrn HanU, Thai it shell be lewful to transfer the ownership in Grave-Yard Lota, by a* signments, endorsed on ihe deede for such loie.

SEC. 2 Be it fmrtkrr Ordained. That all transfers heretofore made by assignment, shall be valid and good.

Adopted Oetober 4,1847. C. S. HOI.DEN, Pres pro Urn. Attest. 8 DAHALDBOS, Clerk. Oet. 6.'47-6-t3

no Foil TttE L,£THEOJS.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

SMITH, S, has pttrehaaed the Inetrament and right fnr wing Morion's celebrated I^heon. end will administer it. when n«*mry, to avoid pain in th« extraction of teeth or other surgical operations Office, Corner Fourth and Main streets.

Oct 9,'4t-6-tf.

ADMIMIflTRATORni 8AL.C.

rpHF. undersigned will sell at poblie aoction on the 1 83d day ol October, 1847, at the farm of Dr. Blake, fiee miles north of Terre Heme, the personal property ol the aerate of Levi Dearborn, deoeaeed, censjetinc of a quantity of farming nteneits household furniture, three horses, one font horse wagon and harpern, together with about fifty aereeof excel fen corn •t*ndiAf in ifee A tttdit of 9 mfrntht will ftwi tim« ow thfw tmitt f*f* ing note wiih approved security. witluu-J any relief from »a I oat ion or appraisement laws. sHinim* under three dollars cash- ORSON BARBOUR.

Oet. 9, HM7-6-t3 Adm'r of Levi Dearborn.

™AD*»»ISTRATIIR*« NOTICE. ETTF.RS of Administration hs'tne heen granted JLi the undersigned upon the estate of L«*i peat bom. decease*!, late of Vigo eowaty. Indiana. AH persone indebted to Mid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and tboae having

October 9, 1347-w6

NEW YORK,Oct. 9,9 p. M.

Sale* of Genesee flour at $6 124. Sales 12,000 bbls Western at $5 75a87i the stock is very light, and the demand exceeds the receipts. Prices are firm at quotations. 80.000 bushels prime yellow corn sold at 63a66c.

There is a great scarcity of wheat in market, and prices are still tending upwards. CINCINNATI, Oct. 9, p. M.

Jopening

here were no rales of flour to day. The anticipaof the Whitewater canal, on Monday, has checked purchases, and only a few sales are making of any kind.

THE

claims

against Ihe

same, to prsseat them to sottiewenu The estst* ts

AGRT3Tof

ouoitstasom.

Oet. f, 1847-8-i3 Adm'r of Levi Dearhom.

FOR SALE.

MILL. Own Sheller snd tho entiTeap-

peratM an cxteneire #inm DaniHery. The CoKtdeneing Worm ispenieelarly good and *Tgt tfcer Mill ia Freoeh Barr Stones sad adapted toe ".••r horse, steam or water (Sower.

The who!# or any part of ihismaritinery can be had— A Gust Aa setts—ee the proprietor has qeit the btwiApplf to

(5R0VBRMaN 4

Terr* Haste. Oct. 9, I84?4-iS

SUNDRIES.

j^ESA Nor Ramian floop Soap Bark, lor deenftag the Hair: A small lot of these rare articles waived end ^fer ask bf

Ot*+9,H *-tf

r|'nE

BOURNE.

LIQUORS, &C.

CASK Pure Brandy ,t .^ 1 do do Port Wine ,, 9,000 Superior Cigars, direct from the Custom TTouso

Stores at Baltimore, will be received in a few days. -ALSOChneolate, plain and spiced,

Choice Black nnd Green Teas, Superior Chewing Tobacco, ,, bpertn Candles,

Bourbon Whiskey. 10 vears old. Concentrated Mustard, excellent, Enat India Bitters, do.,

Bay Water,

Wax. Lucifer Matches, and an additional supply of those superior matches, we have been selling. Oct. 9,'47-6-tf WOOD & KINO.

CORN OIL.

SUPERIOR

article for Lamps.

Oct. 9,'47-6-tf WOOD Sc

British Lustre. For sale by Oct 9,'47-fi-tf WOOD Sc KING

STOVE WAREHOUSE.

The. subscribers have on hand ihe largest and best selected slock of StOV('S) of the best material, ever offered in this market.

The stove to which we invite most e?pccial attention is the just 1 celebrated

DOURIjEOVENCOOKSTOVE which isdecidely superior toanv Stove ever invented. Why/ Because the hem lias the shortest spneo to both oven nnd the whole width of the stove at nnre around the ovens and will bake at once and equal in hmli, and by having two distinct and separate ovens in the stiine stove, difli rent or'.icles can be baked at the same time which could not be done in a single oven which tends to great economy in fuel, and at the same time nil other culinary operations can be performed as well as on anv other stove. Tlmsc in want of such an article would do well to call and examine price and quality, before sending to a distance for an inferior article.

We liavo also, the I'lICENIX PREMIUM COOK STOVE, (Intest nnd iinft npproved patterns)

FARMER'S PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Five si7.es. henvv plate. CONGRESS AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVE ELEVATED OYEN As well as the Rough and Ready Cook Stove The proprietors of this Stove have been awarded diploma! for the superiority of this stove over all others, by the American Institute, in the city of New York, apd the Rensselaer county Agricultural Society.

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

We have also 1847 patterns. Troy ifc Stanley Air tight (various sizes) which in point of performance, beauty, durihiliiy and cheapness, stand unrivaled and various sizes Drum Pnr!or Stoves Box stoves, lor shops nnd offices 10 pla:e Cook stoves Ierge7-p'ate stoves to take 3 foot wood, for churches nnd schools Coil stoves and Grates. Stove pipe, Ash-pans, Coal hods. Furniture to fit Cook stoves of all tizes. a single piece or by the doien Stove Wnfal Irons, Coffee toasters and all o*her articles pertaining to stoves in any way. We have extra plates on hand and Iron to make good the failure ot a plate, with despatch.

Besides the above we have a very large and complete assortment of Tin

and up an Ware

which we now ofler at a smnll ndvnneo for cash or undoubted credit. N- SMITH it SONS. National-Road Street.

P. S. W« have also every deacriplion of IIOI.I.O W W A It E, TEA & SLG A OTTLFS —nnd orders forMill cislings will be promptly cxocuted.

Terre Haute. October 2, 1847-5-Btn

Noticc.

WHEREAS

WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH, WHOLESALE DRIfGGlSTS, S MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. ARE

nttwf daily receiving their heavy Fall supplies of Drugs, Modicii Soaps, Patent Medioinee, Varnishes, 1'ain.t Brtiahrs, Surgeon*' Glass, nnd manufactured Virginin. Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco. Tli

I Glass, nnd manufactured Virginia, Missouri and hentufcky Tobacco. "i'lieirslock is the largest and most fnmI pluie ever ottered in tho West or South-West, und Ims been purchased, with duo relerenca to the]best qnah.ies, of importers nnd manufacturers, or first hnnds.on the very best terms, which enables them to oner their goods lor OASH or to PROMPT DEAI.**S on the usunl time, at as low tales as any oilier house this side of the Mo.in tains, indeed fully as low as tlicy can be bought East nnd plasi-d here wiihcarringeand insurance nnd exchange added, in the quantities usually bought by Country Druggiais, Merchants, Physicians an® Manufacturers.

Dealers generally are respectfully invited to call und examine their stock before buying elsewhere or going East, and such as cannot visit the city, by sending us their orders, may rely upon being promptly served with the best articles und at as low rates as if they were hero in person.

Their arrangements are such thnt they will b« constantly receiving during the season heavy auditions to their stock, which will render iralwaya complete and the goods Iresh. Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Flaxseed, Lard, Furs. Skins, Flax and Tow Linen, and country produce genall will be received, at the lowest market prices, in exchutige (or goods or in payment of debts due them.

my wife. Permslis Johnsnn, having

left my bed nnd board, without any just cause, this is therefore to forwnrn all persons from harboring or trusting ihe said Pertnelia.aa I shall not pay any debts of her contracting, or on her aceount

subscriber bason baud a Uige and well selected stock of staple dry goods aiinptcd to ibeapproaebmg aetson, ranrs'tng in part oi Cloths. Kentucky Jeans t'aasinela, Fiannels, Aipaocaa, Ginghams, Calicos, &«., 4ut* -ALSOBrown and Dlesehed Shirting. Bed Ticking, Drilling. Hats. Caps and Hhoes Spiin OIUKI, Ac Ac..

Qnt-easwnrr, UArdware A groceries. Winch wilt be sold at his usnal low prices lor cash, or in boner ht food Country Produce

JOHN KEINHARD,

Sign of Ut* Spinning Wheel.

Sep.,'1347 S-i3 Upper end National IIOMI Street,

A S O W E A

fMIK subscriber will par the HIGHEST MARKET

PRICE for good CLEAN WHSAT, delivered st bis store, s^n of E W O A I I Comer or 4th end National Road sirael,or at fata Mill near the rvrr. Terrs Hants.

Ugt 1,-47 S if HORACE BUTTON.

BRANCH8TATK 8ANK OF INDIANA.#"" Traat llatrrs, Scrrssrtts 84, 1947. S

anneal meeting of the stockholders of thia Ikanrh will bo held st the lie Hm»e on Monday. November let, mrgt, for the of electing *evf« Direetors fet the easanftg year.

By order of tfie Boards H. PfilSsTON, Od.#.4tSl3 Cotdiier.

PRESENT RATES M: EXCHANGING FLOUR FOR WHEAT-

IbmAel

WOOD KING

WII.I. give 33 pottods superfine Floor fer one good Wheat—at tbsCity Mills. R- W. SMITH One werd of aealion tn Farmers' llyoe want good Floor, "C'touMtr fVkeU.** E W. 8-

Tsrrs Hsato, Jssssrp

WEware,

KING,

TRIPOLI

MOUNT

Fngle Tripoli, for polishing Brttss, Bri tannia, Sc

THEtheir

DANIEL W.JOHN80N.

Riley Townshin.Oct 1, 1817 5 i3

DRV GOODM.

Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Instruments, Glassware, Window

J) etc Arrival ot.

HAiiDWAftE

'AT THE "V1-

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

Anvils. Smith's Bellows, Vices Lend "Pipe I to U. Coil Chnin $ to Hinges lor hnrn doors and all kinds of doors, Nails,

Glass, Oils, ad, Powder nt retail and by the keg at $5.50 nnd $4 00, all kinds of aun fixings, nnd some rent Shot Guns, double and single barrels, for sale low mill Saws, Cross Cut Saws, Crnbnrs, MatJocks, P«icks, Log Chains, Trace Chains, nnd various other articles not herein mentioned. A large and complete nssortment of

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, nt wholesalennd retail large assortment of Lumps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut Shades, ami gil: nnd bronze Stands, side Lamps, store Lamps, 'suspending. nnd a larce quantity of extra Shades, and chimneys nnd Lnnm Wicks. Inthewnyof

HOUSE FURNISHING,

nclnding superior extra Ten Waiters in setts or single brass Andirons, fancy iron do., Shovel and Tones. Ir«ssCandle Sticks, brass nnd polished Snuffers, wire Fenders, table Castors, Briitanta Tea Setts, block tin Ten Pols, fancy Brushes, Crumb Brushes, r^nI German silver tnble and ten Spoons, ivory table Knives and Forks in setts. i'51 pea ,) Carvers nnd Forks, curtain Pins and curtain Bands, Tea Bells, ten. &c. Also, numerous other artie.les which cannot here he enumerated. Our assortment of hiiihlinir materials embracen great variety of locks and door latches.nnd those building will find it to th«"ir interest, in prices and variety, to givo us a call- On hnnd. ns usunl. a very large stock or COOPER'S TOOLS. of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture. We have taken special pains to procure it large and well selected nssortment ot Tools of nil kinds, nnd we assure ihe mechanic of any name, that we shall lake pleasure in showing or selling him bill.

SADDLERY.

Having devoted a large share of our store, capital and interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trim mings, we are prepared with a most compete .assort ment of Trees, Plush. Cloths. Hog Skins, Pad Skins, Buckles. Terrets nnd Hooks. Homes and Chains, Webbing, Thread, Rin« s, Hit is. Stirrups, Gig Trw. Laces of beautiful patterns, Fringes, Tufts, picked Moss, and pure curled Hair, top Leather, (eastern dressed.) patent Leather very large assort men of figured and plain Rubber Cloth, patent Oil Cloths to li yards wide. Head Linings, Brass and Plated Bands, Dashes and Joints, oil cloth Carpetings, malleable Irons, a very first rate piece of Drab Cloth for seats, scat Handles, and coach door Hinges.

We offer, nlso, to Shoe nnd Boot Manufacturers a lar«re stock of eastern dressed French Calf Skins, Mo rocco do. Lining Skins, Binding Lent Iter, Shoe Pegs of nil sizes. Sparrow-Bills, Copper Nails, Awls, and Awl IIuf'8 Shoe Thrend, Hammers, Pincers, Punches, Floats. Rasps, (f-c. &c.

DCT'l'lie highest nrice in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds ot Produce. U*A ouantity ol Lako and Knnhnwn Salt for sale.

HATS, CAPS, fee., &c., E E I A O

subscribers aro constantly receiving additions to Stock, which will at all timea be found complete, and will use every effort to give satisfaction lo thoae who may favor them wiih a call.

May 8th, 1047-36-lf

*,ht

•'.o

:::r

art now receiving our fall purchases of Hard Sndlery, and Iron, embracing a murli lar per. cheaper and more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in ihe State uf Indiana. We hnv« added many new articles, aa well aa increased the ussoriinent nnd variety of many hereto foro kept. It will be our aim and desire to give saiis faction to all who mny favnrus with their patronage, assuring them (without selling at cost^ that our prices will be ut a reaaonable advnnce from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavy goods, we offer for sale— Iron ofnll kinds. Steel,SpringSienl. Hoop Iron, Shee

S. H. POTTER & CO.

Terre Haute. Oct. 2, 1847—5—y.

NIPPERT & MOLITOR, (Sttccessom to Nippert ij. Co DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES,

NIPPERT & MOLITOR.

Dissolution Notice.

THE

copartnership heretofore exiating under the fiim of NIPPERT St CO, was dissolved on the 30th day of April by mutual consent.

May 8, 1847-38-1 f.

NIPPERT &. CO.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICEnut

is hereby given that the undersigned has tnken Letters ol Administration on the estate of Rufua Miner, late of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, deceased All persons indebted to aaid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and thoae having e'aima against the same are hereby notified tn present them duly authenticated for aettle ment. Said estme supposed to beimlvens.

Sept.fS.'47-4-t\ RL'FUS ST. JOHN.

Sundries.

ESSENCES. Laudanum. Para gone. British Oil. Oil Spike, Opodildoe, Baieman'S Dmpe. Godfrey^ Cordial. Blue and D'ack Ink. Nerve aijd Bone Linameni. Benra Oil. Harlem Oil, Eye W»ter, Moffatt's, Sapnmgino's and Pills, Shoe Blacking.

For ante by ihe gross, at May tt. 1847-38-ly WOOD St KINGS.

Wliivifflc*, Ilroovn*, &c. lOll IUU1 GOOD SHINGLES on band and for J.""."VFvJ sale in quintliies to aun purchasers. -ALSO1 |iwvl Platform Scale—9 On Pbwllers—7S doien good Brooms—10 piece# Country Carpet—Upper and J'ole Leather— Window O lass-Cast togs-Cedar and Painted Buckets—Tinware. Stoneware. lor aeleby JOHN RKINHARD. 8ep.lS.M7 3 3t. Sign of the Spinning Wheel.

For Sale.

fBIHE Northeast quarter ol tea ion nnmbor tsrentyI fi»t in Town twelve Norih of Range number ten West cnniaining one hand red and eifty seres Tbia land ia situated near Benne»ra mill io Sugar CWk Township, a hoot two miles from Terre Haute. It is a choice traet of Und, without improvements and covered with heavy and valuable timber.

AooJr io July 10,17-4S~lf W. R. CBBrpLD,

\17 AlfTFD.—'Two appeentlees lo learn the bnek vT laiiog aiwl plasteritif busineso. IVoys Iron* r.Xteen to seventeen rears »t age who can come well reEOFFHITETTDW! esn H»D a HHMSS wbete every feoiUif for I eat mug the trade will be afforded.

QCTTIlR*sfUCKI.Bt AXH best manstaemresat the Terrs Haatw. Jane 14. IS4MI-

ZEN AS SMITH

N T*b timer men Rriektayers will also ind immediate em rment by iHeaameaobaertbor. Tens llsnio, Sept. tf. IW 4-tl

BARRELS of Good Mscki Nov, 14-184®-! f-tf

from the

FrON STORfc

No. I for solo flPPERT Oo

GOODS JfX WnOZESME

"BUCKEYK%OR^"

rpHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing lot iheir Iriends and ihe pubi generally, tfiat they have just received the largest and moat general STOCK OF MERCHANDISE I lie have ever before brought to ibis market, conaisung in oart pf

JUroadcltfths,

ijCastimeret, Satinets,

Tweeriscloths, KnUueky Jeans. Lintrj/s and Flannels of all kinds. Plaid Lin» teyt and Cloaking, Palo Alto and

Monterey Plaids, a greats. variety of Alpacas, if

Five IIiindred Picccs Prints, embracing every style and variety a large supply uf Brown and Bleached Muslins a good aasorinient of

A W E O O S

such as Jackonets, Cross-barred Muslins Laces. Edgings. Insertings, tyc., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen goods. Cravats,

Comforters,lift Strata and Leghorn Bonnets. Bonnet ^u'1' and Cap Ribbons,

fv.

Fine and common FUR CAPS, mene and bovs Cloth do II ATS, BOOTS AND SHOE#* ololl kinds. The largest and best assortment of BKUS» SKLS, INGRAIN and Common CARPETS,ever offered in this market, embracing r«ch and desirable patterns. Indian Mailing. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, wiih cords and tnasels. rollers and pulleys to put them up with A heavy siock of

QUEENSWARE.

embracing some splendid CHINA TLA SETS, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Storking Yarn, Spun Cotton, Batting. Span ish Sole Leather, Tea. Sugar. Coffee. &c.. See. All of the above are offertd for cash, or most kinds of Pro duee in haul AT THE veay I.OWEST KATF.S We pifii culnrlv invite the Jabbing Trade, having bought large ly with a view to that bnnch of business.

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre (fame, Oct 2,M7-5-|y

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS! W I N E S

CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,

A CURTAIN IIF.JIEDY FOR WOR.1IS. THIS medicine ia safe in its operation and more easily administered than any other.

I'ho greatest cause of death among children is tn be attributed to Worms. They give riae to numerous diseases, and are the more fatal because the least suspected: were parents to give this subject more stieniion. and carefully observe ihe symptoms which indicate the exisienceof worms in the bowels, the live* of many children would no doubt be saved. Some of the symptoms are as follows the countenance is of a pale, or a leaden color, and suffused with occasional flushes, the eves nre lienvy and dull, bad breath, itching in the nostrils, the sleep is disturbed, the patient often awnkening in great fright, and is liable io starting and grinding the teeth, the nppetite is irregular, being sometimes voracious and at other timea feeble, occasional vomiting, &c.

IVhifr't Canadian Vermifuge has acquired a reputation far exceeding that of any other medicine of the kind, and isdaily increasing in popularity wherever it is known and used it is universally approveil it possesses properiies which no other article of the kind does, it is more prompt and efficient in its action, and entirely free from engredients which have any but a beneficial effect, the health of the patient beinr alwnrs improved even when no Worms are discovered. Physicians pnscribe 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,'1 it may indeed be relied on with the utmost confidence, as it has r.ever been know to fail, this is the reason why

II 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 testily to its superior eilicacy and recommend it as never failing retnedv.

READ AND BE CONVINCED.

We. the undersigned, Inve frequently administered medicine prepared by Mr John Winer of thia town, designated "J. Winer'sCanadian Vermifuge." and being fully satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recom* mend it as a safe and efficient remedy for the expulsion of worms from the intestinal canal.

O'REILLY. Licentiate ol the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. Sw. G. W. DICKENSON, Member of the Royal Colleg" of Surgeons, in London, Sic-

Hamilton, C. W., Oct. 11. 1846. NEW YORK. March 30. 1847 Messrs J- Winer Sc Co..: Sin—My child of five yenrsof age, was lor more than two years severely afflicted with worms, during which time we cave her different medicines recommended in such cases, but they produced no beneficial effects I at length procured a bottle of your Canadian Vermifuge, and gnve it to her. which caused her to pa as a large number of worms, since then she has been in the enjoyment of perfect health. From my own experience, I wouid recommend your Vermifure as being the most safe and effectual remedy for worms now in use. Yours, truly,

C. G- SNETHEN. 30 Riving'on st.

D-Be particular and remember the name, fVinerH Catiadian Vermifuge," this is the only article that can be depended on. Remember thia.

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

IMPORTANT TO

The alwive medicine ia for ssle at Oct 2, 47 5 m6 WOOD & KING'S.

Pcrfitiiicrv, Ac., O E O

COL'XJNE,

of French, German snd American ma

nnfacture.

Extracts, Fragrants, "Sweet Scemel Herbs,"

Bandoline— lor perfuming Handlchiefs— Ambrosial Shaving Snap, Mibtarv Sliaving Soap.

Bee Hive and 8hell do.. Antique Oil for ihe Hair, Amhroeial Hair Oil,

American de. do Brats Oil, Ox Marrow

ALSO.

A fine assort men' «f Oehorn's Water Colors' Paints, from 10 eenis #3 per Bn* J»ist received and for sale at 8ept.l8,*47 3 tf WOOD KING'S

Vermifuge, Ac., Ac.

JQ GRO®l Fabse^oek's Vmniluge.

40 dojwi Smith's Tome Syrap. For aa I* a PropwWa pnees.

Msy t3, 5847-38-1f WOOD vV If! NO:

150 ?*at

THE

INVALIDS!

THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP

TAR Sf WOOD NAPHTHA.

all the remedies recommended in Ime veara, for the cure of PU LMONARY CONSU PTION COLDS, obstinate COUGHS, BROCHITIS, ASTHMA. PAIN IN THE SIDE, and in fact all affections of the I.UNGS, THROAT or BREAST, none has been found more certain or permanent in its curative power over these, so general and often fatal diseases, than ihe above preparation. The Compound Syrup of Tar nnd Wood Naphtha is an unparralleled remedy.— In addition to the healing power of Tar—the virtues of which, in affections of the lungs, is universally acknowledge—there ia combined with it in thia preparn. lion the active principles of some of our most certain Tonic Vegetable Pectorials which unite to make it the most valuable medicine ever offered to the public for theenreof the diseases for which it is employed, so that it never fails, by timely administrsiton to secure this important end

i"*1

sHAWsnnrrrc.

COVINGTON, VftDIAWA. Hi BROWKf late of Lafayette, led httvirjg f^naed lor a term of vwirs, last iJH^thp targe nj'd cpnunoilioujj brick buiUiug •, l^t^Jjjjffon'iftVriirn^of the public square, wMcfc io(Sired, tipin the neatest manner. Ve-| spectfully informs bis formerJriends and the tra.vn!!:,*^ community that he is pnfmred to entertain in 57/Jeslg&y #rjp/e. those who roll on Inn!, tie soiicivs a coutiua-ws ance of former pstronirge ..-•»*! la }**•.'£"

Covina'on. August 14,47-30-y!

A I & O E

Iff

JAMES HAYNES HAS ret-enlly taki n. and *Ss ing the Hfiii*fWm«IJf etlW

Range 9.

received

mptriorMHttle," for sole E. W SMITH'S. Janoary t-1847 18-tf

Fnlliiiff nnd Clotli*iircMliic at Terre- llnute. If AVE ]»st r«*ei ved an excellent lot «f Dee Woods, ami am now rrrpared to FULL. COLOR AND DRESSCIX3TH in a a«yle not eqantted thio Weetern enonirv and am always on head—esnaandoee for ymiroelve*

Sept. 11. *47-t-t4 ARB A HOLMES.

A IN A W O

Conitnisvloti ^Verchnnt,

POYDRAS ST.. JV£IF ORLEANS. XT Will «lve (Mrtie«lnr siiesties te ««le« of rinnr, Crnl*. Perk, ke., AChJ~f

Sept. II. lS4T-l-m4

Wnnted-

TIMOTHY. BLUE GRASS AND OTHER SEEDS

THE

highest market price will fc« given for Timeilly, Blue Grass, Millet. Red Tnoand other sreds. by JOHN RE1NHARD.

Sign of tbe Sp4«Oing Wheel, upper end ol

Aa«. 7, *47-^-t) N&iioesl Rood Strteu 1

WiY." in ,fVre-IUul»,^.|nt^aBa. .^t fi»s bad (t ihorouiebljr reiiaiyed, and fur. jrd nltogetheV woh new nirnitfirr H^^.itJ^ls

himself tfMt by StrictaitenfiAn to the vttaptstt avtriue|iing public, ibat Imia Bow (trpparrd ty rend,r#i jj'j»sl satistactiou to ail who fiel dn»ptwd to give him tiiuir patronage. His TABLE wi'l he set with ihe thnt the country can prodn«e and his Statde attendeu by the best and most trustv ostlers. Fmallr. lie hopes by strict attentioti to what appertain* fo His business, to render universal satisfaetton, and thereby rceeivea liberal sham otpobl.c pairomiEf.

July 17. 1847-46-tn6 JAS. HAYNF.?!*

LOUISVILLE HOTEL

Lonsvii.T.e, KRNTUCKY. THE umlersignrti has purchased ortShaIf of the above rstablishincnt. ami lifn,i» lease of ihe balance, the same being" exclusively under his control and mannfoment. During iii! p-ist stiring the Hotel

has been thoroughly paired anvl newly furnished and is now in complete order frtr ihe reception oT visitors. The undersigned, thankful for tfm patronaeA so libet* ily bestttwwl on the Louisville liotei, solicits a con. linimtion ol the iaine. lyid as»*iirrs all who nny call at the Louisville Hotel a cardial fccepiion.

June26,'47-43-m6

WM BISHOP,

Lite

»f New Orleans.

undersiened, having been appointed agent for the Columbus Insurance Company, is now pn-nnr-ed to take risks against loss or damage by Gre, ana to insure goods transported on rivers and canals, lo and from the eastern cities and towns in the United States.

Persons insuring with said company will be dealt with promptly and bonorshly. W. N.'HAMILTON. Agcn.

Terre Haute, Sept. 25. 1847-4 )1

AME"S™G7H AR DIT,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND DEJI.KU IN

Sir Grain, Flo nr, seeds sall» Ac., &c. X3 O I N O N I A

References fay Permission: Suydam, Sage Sc C-, New York. ""Johji Hollisier. BuffHIo.

Hubby Sc Hughes, Cleveland. Boalt Sc Follett, Sandusky City. Brownleo Sc Brown. Toledo. Peckham. Brown & Co Toledo.

I) F, Hollister, Perrvsburg. J. L. Sloan, Covington. Col Jones. Fort Wavne. -Rogers & Brothers, Cincinnati. Jones & Taylor, do Iglebart, Brown & Co., do James F. Torrence. dn Rogers Sc Revnolds, Lafayette. T. Wo«d J- Co.. do Spears & Case, Delphi. Bement Sc Co.. Evansvil'e. If. MeKinnell &. Co.. New Orleans. June 12.1847-41-m4

TAILORSHOP. THE

andersigned would respectfully, offer his services in the above business, to the ciiirens of Terre Haute and the public senerally his shop may found one door north o( the Town Hall, formally occupied by J. Beard.

May 22. 1847-33-tf D. HARTSOCK.

Collector^ IVoticc,

WILL atten'l in person or by Deputy, at t!ie usual plncea ol holding election* in the different townships in Vigo county, Indiana, for the purpose of receiving tsxes for the year 15-17, on the following days, vis

October 14, 1847. 15, 16. 18, 19. 20, 21, 22, 23,

Harrison, Thursday, Honey Creek, Friday. Sugar Creek, Saturday, Prairie Creek, Monday, Linton, Tuesday, Pierson, Wednesday, Riley. Thursday, Lost Cret-k, Friday, Nrvins, Saturday, Otter Creek, Monday, Fayette, Tuesday, TT The following are the rates of taxes, as levied For State purpoees on each $100, ?Sc a.w For County do do 100, 15 For Road do do 1W). 10 For Lunatic Asvlum do 100, F«r l^eaf and Dumb do 1C0, ,, For Educating the Blind. 100, 1 For School District No 6, Town 12.

13.

26.

Fnr Poll tax for S'ateand County, $1.00 TT Either myself or a Deputy, will be l.mnd at mf office, in Terre Hanie, at all times, except such davs sa when out in theaeveral townships as stated above.

UT The laws aro the same as las: year, which makes it the duty of »H tax payers to cell on meon or before the first day of January next after that time, if tho taxes are not paid, it is my duty todistrnin. 'I he lewa and its requirements will be strictly followed by me. [p Every person who pave a road lax, must produce to me the Supervisor's receipt or pay such tax in mo.ichuittl .|»n

1V1F^UNNIN.iimt.

Collector and Treasurer oi Vigo county..

S«pt.4,'47-1»6

NOTICE TO TKACIIKRS.

THE

Tmsteea »f tlw County Seminary of the county of Vigo, have the pleswire to snnounee that the large and elecant Seminary building ia now nearIv completed. The necessary furniture for the use of schools, will be placet! in it by the first of Novctnhet next. The Trustees are deeirmi* that man eorly day, the establishment eh*«id be placed in charge ol some gentleman of high character who isqaahft#^ to superintend a revprctslde Academy. The building is verv commodious, is pleasantly situated, and ia arranged for a male ami female department and the institution ut intended to occupy an intermediate position between our District I State University. A married man of proper qua 11 'ions. *hose wife is competent to take charge of a lemaie school would he preferred. The support of the institution will have to depend •olely upon the tniiio.i feet, but uo ehsrgo will bo made for the of tNSeminary buddings.

Notice it, therefor*, now given. t:at applications for ihe aituaiion of Principal of the establishment will be received nntil tl»e fi"*! of

imber

oest All entn»

memcattons most he sddr« tl to the "Trwne** of County Seminary, Terre Haute. Ind ," and must b« po«t pi'and it ia desirable that all soeh applications, when :'ifiapplicsnt is not well known here, sbtwild N accompenttd by testimonials of qualification*and good cheracier.

By order of the Board. Aug.®, 4.-52-tS Exprew please publish sit weeks.

BRUSHES-ShavingBrushes,

Hsir an excellent quality

Flesh do: do Tooth Also. Scnihmg, Srooring.snd Tanwrs Biacking Bm.hes Sboe Brurhft Piini (troriin Vtrnuli to: Tool» do: Camel Hair Pencils, dte, fer

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

WOOD

KING have just received and addition,

alsupple of Tcstf Mtwctjrw, to wh r'» they invito the attention of Physicwna ami Dehi^ss smtm# be arttelea we s» in receipt of, sre the following Chemicals«

German Sulphate Quintno* French do do American do. do, Sufphste Morphine, losljde of Suipher,

KSe-, Also.Wood Napthe, Henry's Coogh Syrup. fur Whooping Coogh, Asthma. &0 Coalwi Co. Agvo Powders. Jssaaen Ctng^rRoo'-

*%l

Veratnne, Strychnine, -A if

WOOD