The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1847 — Page 4

44WELHY, cv

JUST ESTABLISHED!

%1lflteheilcJewelr^

THK •itWcHSer has just apened lb* beat assortment of Clock*, WnUkei hb4

Jewelry,

N- B.—Cfoeks, Watches and Jewelry carefalJy repaired and war rallied. t~T Store next door to Lucitn Lemon *a on the east aide of the Public Squate.

Terre-Haute, May 15, '47-3%tf 8. R- F,

IJkTB ARknTALS

WATCHES,

JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. E am leave to cull ibe attention ol bit friend* and the p*blit generally, to bis late importations. which Embrace a lendi*) nock of JEWEL-

Yand FANCY GOODSwhich he wilt fell a* lo^ a* can be bad in ibe Western Stales Hi# dock em

braces Ladies' BroMt Pins, Gentlemen "a Pies and Gold Studs, Ear Ringa. Braorlet Claspa, He* ajid Crosses, Guard felftea. Finger Rings, Go! and Silver Guard Kevs, Gold and $«l WATCHES snd Pencils,Silver Arrowaand SH

tor

head dreaees, Silver Spoon* and Thrtnbtee, M»rtittfre Cases, cheap Steel Baa Clasps, Spectacle!. Gold and fiieel Plena, 4c.. aim a treat variety $ articles which cannot be enumerated.

N. B. Watches Clock* and Jewelry, repair* io a superior manner 1 am alao provided wit machinery to replace any part of a watch thai mar be worn oat or broken, equal«o the original.

May 9, 1847-39-ly D. CKISHER

BANK NOTE TABLETF

OOXIICTCD WCXXLT r«0X TBS CUKtilHATl Wf»i

4*N«.

Ftate Buik and Bnncbes Dbio Life Ins. and Truet Co. ijafaveua, Coramercial and Franklin bks. Mechanics' and Trader*', Bank olMa*aillon,

Zanea«ill*. SieubeaviUe.aid batik Marietta.

%, Mi. Pletaaot *•.. Pt.CUtnvifle. New Lisbon.

Dayton, Weatern Reserve,

Clinton Bank otCofuphuft. Franklin Bank of Coliimbua, f^encaster, Ohio, Bank, ., •, ('hilicothe, Hamilton. Commercial Bank of Scioto. Bank of Cleveland, Commercial Bank of Lake Erie Slianu Exporting Co. Urbana Bank, Granvtlli!. W on Bteubenville, new I^banon, Mtamiebnrgh, Circleville, new

ARRIVALS*

St. Lomit, Ah.. Daily, at 1 a sf Jndtmnmpmli*. Daily, at IS at rrigh». SmritigfiM, fii.,Tinpsd»r*.TItnr».aad9atur.fi Ktnc*nn*sMomlsy»,VA edne* ninl Frid'«., It Covington. Tuesdays. Thursdayaaod Satur 9 it Vr*mr»r4*»illt.To«*«iav»snd Saturdavs, 9 I

WMMiMtos, Tuesday*and Saturday*, Hmrrmltiurw, Fridays, at CmrliMt, \V«in«sdayi

DRPARTtTKRS.

St. Aasur, Daily, at Jniimmuwtiii.Daily, at^ Jrtf.Mondays,WPjMnea anilFrf^'s. 3 Fineeii

««»*«, Tuesdays,I'iiursif'fRiid S»inr. 5 a tWw#/e«,Tu*sd*y».Thur«lVand Satar. ft a 4 Cr«wf»riirtiU*. Mutidaysanri Fridays,

Mondays and Frideys

JtmrrvlJimrg, Saturdays, al C*r/«»/«p.Tb»mlaya, N..B All mailaelose,at precise!? It o'clock rm

Ocrl, 1847-I»-tft 8. G. DO!GK,

American do Sulfate Morphine, Iodide of S»I|MH Veratriee. Shrychnins,

»ur,

Pipertne ..Also,

Co Ceo

Reot, fbr sal* at 8spU8,vr?4-ti WOOD A KING'S.

INDIA IIOLAO'OG UE I

For sale hv jUy *9, !84V»-tf WOOD tt KINO.

LEND

CAST IRON PWwe

*4 ell M»« H*li«w-ware,

AVagoo-boxee. Awdtrum, Safer kettles. Are a me are prepared te manelaeteto everv desf«Mt«o CMttegsat theehorteet notice end the IStet a«yle

QT As we empley eheet 3& haadc

„who« havefamiliee.) we wish to p»rd«M ever^ ^dsecripuoa of marketie*. cram. 4c 3. A J. GROVEfU

Terra Haete, Jaeaarp 3.1849-J$-tf

Claret Wine, #or sale I WO* ID 4" KINO.

*"f A DOZEN received and *tr sale by JLU May SB, 1*49 »-f»

CORN OIL

CJTTERIOR

aniete for Lamps.

VJ Oct. *47*6 WOOD 4 KINO.

E I

.,^

rm affined in Tern Haute. Such Uoio and Silver Patrat Lever, l-epn«, Dupfer, Ven icat, Homonraf. and

W Vert* watch#* Gold Guard *pad Fab Chain*ami Key* Gold, Stone and Camrat* Set Pins of every atyle and variety Plain

Gold and Sat Finger and Ear Rin$» Gobi and

Stiver #en» and Pencilat GeW and Silver Spe* .Jaeles, and all oilier article* in tfce liae, which will Jbe said at city prices, and war^Mcd genuine.

D" Tk» bgkett prtcmt paid/or «U CM and Silver. S-R. FREEM AN.

par

4 pre

par

Circleville, (old) Wooater, X«*. V5 If Saudoskv. •,«. .. Gmkiw. ti' iO.ifUW'I Ss?v Norwalk. -w -c-

«i

Heutuck^.

All solvent Banks,

•&irBfana.

State Bank and Branrhe*. Vfrfllitf*. Eastern solvent Bank*, Wheeling,

New Yorh t• Philadelphia,

par'

Eastern Kaitbs.

New York city. Do coantry, New England, xl 1 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Citf, it Baltimore,, •. Maryland."

4 *P«f V*

1 d» pre par 4 pre 2dis

Urc|#Hflt— Selling rat ft.

O A I S AT and FROM

pre pre

Theaboveriites are predicureihifion ppecir.

ARRIVALs"sT DEPARTURES

WW?BMTF -MWTWF 1*n or! 'sonal attention, and it is our deaign to keep* lull •'«t aasorimtnt

IN 8

INDIANA

DRUG STORE.

Reae*e Building, Weil 8lt« Court Bow#,

aJ^LOs^^ca,^ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ORUGs*. MEDICINES AND CHEMICAW,

PIINTD, 011*8, TAHK1SHKS, Dy&Siutfs, W%ndm Glass, Glassware, PERFUMSE7, $.UP$. PATENT MB- i,

HAVE

aa any other establishment of the kind

West of the mountains^ Tbey,have on hand lor the different occupations, in part,aa follows

FOR PHYSICIANS, Aq. Ammonia, Syriagt*, assM.,

Calomel, Eng.and Anm, Quinine, (htium, Morphine,Rhubarb, Ipecac, Igdine*,..j& Wi'»l H* d# PotMMf *uKreoeote. Citrate,of Iron. do do and Qutulfta. Nitrate of 8»l*er, Spta Nitre Dulc-,

HATTERS, &C. Madder, Indieo,

FULLERS.

Logwood. Extract do, Fo»tic, Nicaragua, Camwood, Bar Tin. Aqua Forti*. Muriatic Acid, Otl Vitrol, Bfite do, Copperas. Gum SheMse, Verdigris, Lac Dye,

Alum, Cr«em of Tartar, Cruiie Tartar, Cochineal, Solution of Till, Brazil Wood, Annatto, Curcuma. Rel Woodi Bratilletto, Sal Ammoniac.

FOR TANNERS.

A large supply ol the be*t BROWN OIL, by the barrel and gallon Lampblack, Copperas, and other article* in your line, which we will sell at a smalt advance on cost.

FOR COACH AND CABINET MAKERS. A fine lot of Coach. Cabinet, Japan and Black Var.tishe*. Brushes, Camwood, Glue, and all kinds oi Paints ami Oil*, on which we are prepar* cd to offer you strmg inducements :o buy.

FOR MILLINERS. &c.

A beautiful articleot White Glue, Russian and American liinglas*. Gum Arabic. Brimatone, Oxalic Aeid, &c which we will sell cheap lor cash.

FOR FARMERS.

A foil ntpply of fresh Medicines of al! kinds for family u*e Horse Medicine#. Ft*h Oil, Paints, Indiuo, Madder, &c., cheap lor cash or approved produce.

PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

A splendid assortment of Stationary, consirticg of Cap, Letter and Note Paper. Envelopes. Steel Pens, Bine, Black and Red Ink, Paper Stands, &e„

ALSO—Choice assortment of the best Tea, selected at the Pekin Tea Company Warehouse, warranted of the best quality, and prices to mitt.

Every article you need tn our line, such aa Dross. Medicines, Soaps, for wishing and shaving Spices of all kinds, Oils, Paint*. Dye Stufis. a choice lot of Perfumery, all the popular Patent Medicines of the dnv. Window Glass, Honey, Pore Wines and Liquors, (tor sickness only,) Brushes for Whife-wnsliing, Painting, Dusting, Blacking, cleaning Nails, flair,

F!«*h,

0verr

thing in our line. We arc

constantly receiving from the various markets, by which means we are enabled to execute orders by the package or otherwise, at a* low prices a* UNADULTERATED article*can be procured at anv other estabfiahment.

We are aolicitoua to acquire a character for selling

GOOD

and

GXNCI.VC

S a 6m

articles.

O* Physicians. Consumers sntl Dealers sre ia sited to call and examine our stock snd prices J. ALLISON. & CO.

Test# H*n»e. Indian*. Nov 6 1847-lo-tf

IJI SUNDRIES.

3 a A N us an S a 4 XV Sonri Bark. Inr cl«»imna the Hain A emaU lot of these rare arncte* receivs^ atfe

elie bv •i. f».'47 6-tf

A «t a

H" tZ4

VOSS,

ALlY FOUND'Ui „f DRUG STORES.

jut received a large supply of article* in thrir Hoe, and are prepared to aell at low for

CABS

WKars

Aloes, Camphor, tpii Senna, ,* vm Pmk Root, Sugar Lead. #f Cerre*. Sublimate, Red Precipitate, Uora Arabic Assorted Viala, Comp'd £«. Colocynth, Extract Hyoscyamua.

CO^N'TRY'MERCHANTS AND GROCERS.

Epaoiu Salts, Castor Oil. assHi., Sweet do-, Blacking, of oar d#n manu'acture. Patent Medicines, Shaving soaps. Nerve and BooeLinitn't Cedar Pencils, Red do Floor Sulphur, Brimstone, Indigo, Alum,

PAINTERS. Chrome Yellow, do Red«

White Lead, Red do•linseed Oil, Turpentine,

Terra Sienna, Umbere, Gold Leaf, Silver do French do Dutch Metal, Brontee, assorted Paris Green Vermilion, Prussian Blue, Whiting.

Putty, Glase, 'H Copal Varnish Japan do Walnut Stain, Coach Varniah, Bruahee do do Tainting, Litharg*. Chiome Green,

&.C., Shoe

blacking. Bath Bricks. Lemon Syrup. Tobacco, Rappee, Maccaboy and Scotch Snuff*. &c., &c. We have o« hand a choice lot of Old Wines and Brandy, such as Cogniac Brandy, 4ih prool —.Madeira Wine, very old— Lil«eon do. very old— Teneriffe do—Port do. These liquors we warrant {Hire, and sell for sickness only.

Alan, a large and splendid a wort mem rf Candies. which we willseM by the pound or box. Horse Medicines ot all kinds kept constantly on band, and for aale cheap.

Our whole time ia devoted to the Drue Business, snd DM preparing and dispene»ng of Medicines All orders frum our frienda will meet with oar per

WOOD & KING.

Tcrmifiiso, Ac., ic. 1 O Gkurio l"'*«»rsiorh'8 Vermttuge.

X"' 10 gross Canadian do 40 lo»»n Smith's Tome Jiyrup. Fer sale at Proprietor'* price*.

\ITOOD & KING bavejim r*««ivod an add May :847*38-ly WOOD ft KING. uooai Supply of Pets ^ftwct.il*. IO whitl rBamgsstssasssaB^ thty inviia ilieauennon ot Phywieians end THE BI-^T

S W S S E A N I A I A E GerntanSelnbat« Quinine, IN THE WORLD. ranch do do

The 49rirnlifle Amcrirnti" P«blis'»«l ai 123 Ful'on sifter, New York, is admttted by all to be the beet Mechanical publication in the world.

It has attained l»rg*r than all the other M»ctmi~tl pnper* puhh*hrd in America. mmhtnrd. a«».i p.i*ae» soen faeilme* (or Staining al Societv.

Naptba. 1 tenrv rvmmm. mw, anmmm'9 rorn i»rni'pfn ior ontainins

ofson A. f*o^s A*1"19*'.4® h*rst on Seientifie Suhjetw from

owdm-

G.ngrr Sll parte of ihv» world »h*t troika(ion of flw

l!l rni CWK or j. eee thw progress of all new Afer*e*r««/ and Ttttr eW Afm. CUR fWe, A gut, bJtrtt $****'&< inventions msirections in the varioes mittmtt *»4 Remittent Ferer$, K^ter Arta ami Trades, with enfrwiting* cormat^philo*

mww mm—*-* vrairwf *11 Mr mm time of Btlfm* Ptmtaet

Cmmptcmt, {Ssophscal and Chemical ezneriments the latest Uwt* tf ein Rimbaud Anmkmx alt ,»e different Mectwoical Muvemeots. publifhed in a series ami iihrneated with (here then kvwJrHl

pe'olicatiofl of the

kind ran eMtnpete whh ft. Earh number eotiteins from Fit* to »rl(fteef JBee*e»reef of the most impor« tent snveniion* a catalogue of Anuria** Pmtentt, as iMned from the Patent Oflke each week noti

Ae.

It *s p»w»sfied weekly in Qt?*tm» Fo**. convenaMtlyadapted to ftmis. am) to «oan-

^ESFK

Rt«md ^!«o,eaET

N.N

they have ««od aseertmsnt ef 1 ttf .11 Ameriean con. jUtOTM, rrrmlem Plow*. wM afttteeli letted wiihw^ 'iMPROVEDr^Ynj.^rWBOUGUli

PA1?KE MILLS:

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR AS.'PKRlOR

ertic!«~a coaeiant so poly will

be kept os hand. *1 boss wasting aattiettwng extra are r«4|ae»ied to try it.

«,.*TW1N& "ATH0RN-

CASH FOR WHEAT

T'IKSTEFIIS.':'11 HIGHEST MAR. J, PRTCF. itR good

CLEA.N WHEAT.

Hiverd at ma store, tic a of E W O A E S

CW of Ob and Naimmm! Hill ~r ib. rtwf, Terr. Ih.i.. L„i

Ou. avw HORACE BUT! ON,

-i.

A W A E ~zz==zr-z, r.aWBti'B

•Mrrivai ot

A W A E

AT THE

itnw receiving our rttl purenasea of Hardware, Sadlery, and Iron, embracinc a much larger, cheaper and more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash 'Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many pew artwlea, as well Mltwrqwed the iisortment and variety of many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to all who may lavor u« with their patronage, assuring them (without selling at coaO (hat our prices will be «t a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavy goods, we oner for saleIron of all kinds, Steel, Spring Steel. Hoop Iron,

Sheet Iron. Braaier's Copper, Tinned Copper, Wire, Tin Plate, Block Tin, Zinc, Axltt Drsfts, E'iptia Spring*, eaatem ground Wagon Boxes, Anvils, [mil's Bellows,Viose Lead "ipe to li. Coil Chain I to I, Hinges for, lAiVii bam doors and all kinds of doors,

k«\ W*

Black Ink. Blue do, Red do, 3pice« of all kinds, Gtnger, ground Licence*, Ma icta**. Lee'* Pills, Liquorice,, TobaccoSaleratua, Paint*, Soda and Acid

1 7

Oils, Lsad, Pow^^t :41 n! der al retail and by .1 the keg at $5,50 and f4,00, aII kinds of gun fixtnga^'' j-j and some teal Shot Guns, dou- xi b!e and single bttrrols, lor sale low '/r' mill Saws, Cross Cut Saws, Crohors, Mat ocks, Pecks, Iog Chains, Traqe Chains, snd vsrious other articles not herein irientioned. A large and complete assortment of

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, at wholesale and retail a large assortment of Lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut Shadea, and gilt and bronze Stands, side Lamps, store Lamps, (aucpending,) und a large quantity of extra Shades, and chimneys and Latnp Wicks. In the way of

HOUSE FURNISHING,1

including superior extra Tea Waitero in setts or single brass Andirons, fancy iron do Shovel* and Tongs, brass Candle Sticks, brass and pol iahed SnufTera, wire Fenders, table Castors, Brittania Tea Setts, block tinTea 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 Bella, &c. &c. Also, numer ous other articles which cannot here be enumera led. 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 eive us a call. On hand, as usual, a very largo lnoek of

COQPEIi'S TOOLS'.

of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture. We have taken Special pains to procure a large a»d well selected assortment of Tools of all jiinds. and we assure the mechanic of any name, that we shall take pleasure in ehowing or selling him a bill.

S A E

Having devoted a large share of our store,'Capital anil interest to the saddle, harness and carriage .trimmings, we are prepared with a moat complete assortment of Trees. Plush, Cloths, Hog Skins, Pad Skins. Buckles. Terreis and Hooks, Hames and Chains. Webbing. Thread, Rings, Bitts. Stirrups, Gig Trees.. Laces of beautiful patterns, Fringes. Tufts, picked Moss,and purecurled Hair, lop Leather, (eastern dressed.) patent Leather a verv large assortment of figured and plain Rubber Cloth, patent Oil Cloths I to li ynrds wide. Head Linings, Brass and Plated Bands, Dashes and Joints, oil cloth Carpetings. malleable Irons, a very first rate piece of Drab Cloth for seat*, seat Handles, and coach door Hinges.

We offer, also, to Shoe and Boot Manufacturers a large stock ol eastern dressed French Calf Skins, Morocco do. Lining Skins, Binding Leather, Shoe Pegs of all sizes. Sparrow-Biils, Copper Nails, Awls, and Awl Hafts Shoe Thread, Hammers. Pincers, Punches, Floats, Rasps. J-c, &c. $3"The highest price in cash or goods will be paid for tnosi kinds of Produce. 0*A ouantity ot .Lake and Kanahwa .Salt for sale. S. H. POTTER &. CO

Terre Haute, Oct. 2, 1847—o-y

STOVE WAREHOUSE.

The. subscribers have on hand the largest and best selected stock of SloVe8s of Hut best material, ever offer* ed in this market.

Tlic stove to which wc invite most especial attention (he justly celebrated DOUBLE OVEN COOK STOVE. —which is decide

I superior to any Stove ever in

vented. Whyf Because the heat has the shortest apnea to both o*en and the whole width of the stove st onctf sround the ovens: and will bake at once and equal in both, and by having two distinct and separate ovens in the asme stove, different articles can be baked at theaame nmo: whichicould not be done in a single oven which tends to great economy in fuel, and at the same time all other culinary operation* can be performed as well as on any other stove Those in want of such an article would do well to call and examine price and quality, before sending to a distsnoe fur sn tnferior article. -1

We lmve a?#ft, the PIICE*!X PRK^IffW TOOK STOVE, (latest and most approved patterns

FARMER'S PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Fitesiuef. heevv plate. CONORAIR-TIGHT aX)K STOVE

ELEVATED OVEN

As well aa the ROUGH AND READY COOK STOVE The proprietors Of this Stove have been swsrded diploma* for the superiority of this stove overall others by the American Institute, fn the eitv of New York, snd the Rensselser county Agriculrar

The summer arrangement on tho besrih of this stove—where most of the calmarr and boiling operations can ba performed without hfatiftg the stove—ia of itself an invsfiisble sequisitton.

We have alao 847 patterns. Trov & Stanley Air tight {various siaee) whieh .in point of performance, beanty, eunhility and cheapnee*. stand unrivaled and varif*o* wse* Drum

Parlor Stove* Box stoves, tor ahofe and offices 10-pia:eCook sioves IsrgeT-ptsie stoveeto takeS foot wood.for chorcbcsand schools Coal stoves and Grates. Stove pipe. Ash-pan*. Coal hods. Fernitore to fit Cook stoves of all sue*#, a single piece or by thedoten: Stove Wafal *rons. Coffee toasters and all o«her articles pertaining to stove* tn sny way. tVe have extra plates on hsnri and Iron to make good the failure ot a plate, with despatch

Besides the above we have a my large and coot' pleie aseortsnent of a 1 4 a W which we now offer at a atnaii «4va»ee for ceah er •odoobted credit. N- dMITH tt SONS.

Nettooal Road Street.

We have also everv dsserftion of

IIOM.OWWAHR, TEA it SL'GAR Kmi,i» *-and orders for Mill csstinge will be pfemptl/ ex

Terre Haute. October 8, l?47-5-Cn»

SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE

eobscrrher bos jest received from the seat, a large assortment ef 8chcw»! Baeks, a*ch ae are now ia general nee in the West. Also.

BLANK

BOOK8,

WRITING AND LETTER

PAPER, ALMANACS, AT,.

which he offers at Wholesale and Retail very cheep for Cash, or in exchange for Paper Rage at the per

GEO- W. CROSBY,

,ra

superior article of Freeh Gretmd Fhw* always be had of G. W. Crosby. SefMoftW 19, 1946-3-tf

%"s

HOTELS.

TJRRtiJE UAVTE, IJVJf.

THE undersigned (late of the Nstianal JfoteJ) iWpectfally informs Ms frienda and the traveling genentjf, tftat be

has leased for a term ol years, and has now opart for the acrommodatien of TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS, the large,elegant end commodious new brick building sdjoipiug the southeast comer of sttft Public Square, oft

He has i« his employ a capable and experlencodcook.arri it aha 11 be hta aim tp keoo HS the markets of the Westanbrd.

His Stable is large and commodious, and undsr the superintendence of careful ostlers, and is well fupplied with jttam snd, provender- With these advantages andTs strict attention tp businesa, he trusts lie will merit and receive a share of the public patronage. Boardersean he accommodated on reasonable terms by the week, mo/Mb,or yi)»r

N- B. All the Stages call at the house for passenger*. fnovfl IfttfJ LOUI8 LEVY.

W N S O E

COVIKGTOK, P. 11. BIIOWN, late of Lafay ette, Ind., huving leased for a term {•sSi^Lof years, the Isrgo and commodious |((l4Vbrick building, on the corner of the "'•'^^•public square, whieh is newly fined up in the neaiest manner, respectfully informs Ms former friends, and ills travelling community that he is prepnred to entertain in hit best ityle, those who call on hjm. He solicits a CMtinuanueof former patronage

Covington, Augupt 14,M7-M)-yl

AMERICAN HOTEL

JAMBSllAYNES :I|AS recently taken, and is new keeping the House fdrmerlv called the

"BBOADWAV,"

TABLE

in Terre-Haute, Indi in lerre-rtaute,

ne*. H(|- has had it jhorougbly repair eij, and furnished altogether with new

furniture. He flatters himself that by strict attsntion to t|ie wants of a travelling public, that he is now prepared ig render general satisfaction toall who feel disposed to give him their patronage.— His

will be set with tho best/that the

country can produce nnd his Stable alien dea by the best and most (rusty ostlers- Finally, he hopes by strict attention to what appertains to his business, to render universal satislaciion, and (hereby receive a liberal share of public paironags.

July .l7...tf€ME--6m.s vi |AS, HAYNES.

LOUISVILLE HOTEL

IP LOIIISVILLK, KENTUCKY. THE underatgned has purchased ono half of the above establishment, and lias a lease of the hnlance, die same being exclusively under his control and management. Durtog the pnst Spring die Hotel lias been thoroughly repaired ftnd newly furnished, gnd is now in complete order for (he reception of visitors. The undersigned, thankful for the patrohuge so liberally besowed on the Louisville Hotel, solicits a continuation of the same, and assures all who may call at the Louisville Hotel a cordial reception

Jtine26,147-43-m6 Lute of New Orleans.

•U'

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS! JEER'S

CANADIAN VERMIFUGE A

CURTAIN RKDIKDy for WOKHS. THIS medicine is 6nle in its operation and more easily administered than any oilier.

The greatest cause of death among children is to beauributed to Worms. Tliey etve rise to numerous diseases, and are (lie more fatal becausc the least suspected were parents to give this subject more attention, and carefu!ly'i)bserve the symptoms which indicate the existence of worms in the bowels, the lives of many children would no doubt be laved. Some of the symptoms are ns follows the countenance is of a pale, or a leaden color, and snll'iised with occasional flushed, the eyes are heavy and dnll, bod breath, itching in the nostrils, the sleep is disturbed, the patient often awakeninaf in great fright, and is liable to starting and grinding the teeth, the appetito is irregular, being ometirries voracious and ai other times feeble, occasional vomiting, &c.

Wintr's Canadian Vermifuge has acquired a reputation far exceeding- that of any other medicine ol the 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 is more prompt and efficient in its aciion, and entirely free from engredients which have any but a beneficial effect, the health of the pntietu being olwavs ini* roved even when no' Worms are discovered.— 'hysicinns prescribe it, and to use the language or one in high standing, who resides in 'Cleveland, Ohio, consider it "the only article of the kind he ever yaw that was so uniform nnd prompt in expelling worms," it may indeed be relied on with tile Utmost confidence, as it hastsever 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 ortters ot the highest respectability. who all testily t« its superior efficacy and recommend it nsa never failing remedy. 1*1

READ AND BE CONVINCED. We, tho undersigned, have frequently administered a medicine prepu red l)v Mr. John Winer of this town, designaied "J. Winer's Conadinn Vermifuge," and being fully sati*fied with its efficacy, confidently recommend it as a safe and dficient remedy for the expulsion of worms from the intestinal canal.

G. O'REILLY, Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. &<:. G. W. DICKENSON, Member of the Royal Col lego of Surgeons, in London, fac.

Hamilton, C. W.. Oct. 11, 1846. NxtV

YOB*,

March 30. 18-17-

Messrs J- Winer ft Co.,: Sirs—My child of five years of age, was lor, more thon two years scverefy afflicted with worms, durihg which time we gave her different medicines recommended in such coses, but they produced rto beneficial effects I at length procured a bottle of your Canadian Vermifuge, and gave it to her, which caused her to pnm a larg*- number of Worms, since then she has been in the enjoyment of perfect health.— Ffom my own experience. I would recommend your Vermifuge as being the most ssfe and effectual remedr for worms now in t»se. Yours, truly, t. G. SNETHF.N. 30 Rivington st £7*Be particular and remember the name, fVi* ntr't Canadian Vermifuge this is the only article that can be depended on. Remember iliia

Prepared onlv bv John Winer & Co., 83 Maiden Lane, N- YV, Sold by WOOD & KING,

Oct.2,'47 5-ljr Terre Haute.

IMPORT

NT TO (NVA LIDS!

THOMSON S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR if WOOD NAPHTHA.

all the remedies recommended in late years, for ihe owe of PU LMON A RY CONSU PTION. COLDS, obstinate COUGHS. BROCHITIS. ASTHMA. PAIN IN THE SIDE, ami in fact all aflectiona 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 diseasea, than the above preparation. The Compound Svrup ol Tar and Wood Naphtha iaan nnparralleled remedy. In addition to the healing power of Tar—the virtues of which, in affections of the lungs. Is universally acknowledge—there is combined with it in (Ins preparation the active principle* of some of our moat certain Tofttc Vegetable Peetorials which unite io make it the most valuable medicine ever offered to the public for ihecureof the diseases for which it is employed, so that it never fails, by ilonely administration to secure tbisimportant end.

The above tnedtdfte ts far salw at Oct t.'47-5-m6 WOOD & KING

|*erfii«iicry} Ac.,

C^OL*X»NE.

of French, German and American

.* manufacture. Extracts,

T'""

fr*granie,? W-l tV/ T* !J .KAMi ''Sweet fieeated Hetbe.*1 Bandoline—ler perfuming HaiMfCli'ieC*—

Amhrneial Shavtng Soap, «'jt Military Shaving Snap, s,*®ce Hive and Sfiell do..

Antique Oil for the Hair^ Ambnwal Hair Oil.

4.Americaa

do- do.r

•"i wafs Oil,

Irt# tj»*M Ox Xartow t* tt^lUQ, trtr A fine aieonment a# ObbornV Waw Colors Paints, tram 10 tenia to #3 per Be*.

/Iff.

Just reccifed and for sale at

Sep! 18,'47-3-tr WOOD & KIKG'8. •.

E I O I N E 6

JUt GRAEFiiNJJEIlG

VEGETABLE PILLS.

Twenty Thonsttnd Bote* sold each aail etery week.

& & fc &

THE

MARKET STREET, m,

Whieh, with new aidiiion iaiely mads, snd the handsome style in which the rooms ire fitted up, wlih entirely n#w furniture and bedding, will enable him. te ascommodate hie gue&ts witb *s cMmtortableguarwn as CM be had fit the best Hotels in the Weal.

T-

they are constantly effesisng, render ihem, hf l*r, the moat popular pjU the a&s. An Agenoy will consequently be very vslitable.

The Gracfenberg Pitta aye inconceivably saperior to any ever before discof«»edf In all hiliotis cemplstU'a in general derpng^ncnt el the system in nil (reorders which result a bed state of (he blood, theee pill* area «e^f»krn remedy-

In the class of diaeases esileochronic. tlieCra^' en berg I'll I*, achieve their highest iriumphs-— Hire they defy'al| competition. Entering within thehidden reenws ol the system, they quietly but surely purify ihe blood, root out disease, and give tons and vigor to the body. CURES ARK CONSTANTLY EFFECTED By these Pjlfs, in caaea where every other means bad utterly (ailed. The most abundant proof of thia could he given, bo( a trial of one box will convince the patient. They can be ordered and aent by mail, at trifling expense. Tho price iaS5 cents a box. Where two dollnn worth are ordered and the money remitted, the Company will pay the pot• tage pft the Fill*. Remittance* at the Compaoy% risk 'Wherever there ia no Ageney of theCompanv thev can be ordered by mail.

Th^se Pills are jaking the place of all others, ^andno sick person should be without them.' ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA. FEVER AND AGUE. HEADACHE, JAUNDICE. LIVER COM-I

PLAINTS. RHEUMATISM. AtL STQMACH COMPLAINTS. GREEN SICKNESS. ETCETERA, yi^W $t ontje jo these Pills, They purge away offensive humors, arrest the progress of disesse, and at the some time restore tone and vigor to the lystem. In cases of general derangement of the health. t|iey are SOVEREIGN.

By their use, the weak will become strong the pale and bijlious complexion be restored io a per feeily fresh and healthy color: all the bad symp tpms will one bv one disappear

In short, these riflsare an incondeivahleadvance upon any other medicine ever before offered to the public. A trial will satisfy any one ol this.

JET Agent for Terre Haute, piay 36-8ln II. 1. REED.

nli

WM BISHOP/

GREAT RESTORATIVE REMEDY. IMS* EASTiffiA.li'S

ELIXIR OF HEALTH. FIFTEEN

Vf A ff IR RKCktPl Of A I N S

ri!,S,!':DYES,

Preserve and beautify the hair by using

MTXSE BAL*

1 it

THPS

from the spedal

COMPANY

MAEFENBEII8

Hereby givt notice, that their General Agent for the State of Indiana, is E S S E A O N iiatlU 'OENTRKViLLE.

HE General Agstu fti ftilly prepared to appoint sub*Agents wherever then is no

years'experience, (ogether with the

testimony, of thousands who have realized i(* power over disease, has proven this medicine to be (he most valuable

Vegetable Compound in the

known world, for ihecureof the following symp(amsnnd complaints, viz Dyspepsia, liver affections, nervous diseases, sick head ache, bilious habits. Jaundice,' liilioutf diarrhoea, loss of appe tide, debility or weakness, pains and giddiness in the head, palpitation of the heart, pains in the side, stomach or shoulders, langour. shortness of brenth, sour stomach, water-brash, or ftpiiting of food nausea or sick stomach, oppresiop from food, heart burn, melancholy, disturbed or unrefreshing sleep, unpleasant taste in the mouth, furred tongue. costivenesB &c. For sll of which the

Elixir of

.Health, may be relied upon as a ra/e, certain and speedy cure. As a preventive to disenae. the Elixir of Health has not its equal in the world, and is especially recommended to persons residing in sickly localities. By its timely use you will find it a sure preventive to ague and fever, bilious fevers, and all other diseases peculiar to low. fiat or marshy coun* tries. It has stood the test for fifteen years, arid its increasing popularity and usefulness together with the concurring testimony of many eminent physicians, and other respectable citizens throughout the whole country ought to be a sufficient guarantee to every one afflicted with the foregoing complaints. Thousands of certificates might be given to prove that the Elixir ol Health is a medicine of more than ordinory merit. The certificates of some ol the most respectable physicians of the country are given, deeming others unnecessary.

See that each wrapper has the written signature ol "H. EASTMAN" upon it, none other can be genuine.

We (he undersigned have been in the habit of prescribing and using in our prscticefor several years. Dr. Eastman's Elixir of Health, prepared by him at Zanesville. Ohio, and have found it a valuable remedy in all those eases for which it is recommended. It has seldom diiappointed our expectation we can therefore, with confidence recommend it to the afflicted, considering it worthy of the confidence of the public.

E. Webb. Cirfleville. Ohio, »*1f E Gillis, Ogdensburgh. N. Y. ,m

*E. Bin^amrnpoHerf6^'

Viz: White Lead, in oil and dry Red Lead Venitinn Red Chrorhes: Spanish Brown Whiting Lamp Black Spirits Turpentine Prussian Blue Paris Green Vermillion Bronzes Gold Leaf, Verdigris, Src.

A I N S E S A re at a Ol LS Tanners, Linseed, Lard, Sperm and

AC.

Madder, "Indigo, Fustic, Logwood, Nicwood, Camwood, Blue Vitrol. Alum. Copperas, Brim stone, Lac Dye, Extract Logwood, Muriatic, Sul phuric and Nitric Acids, &c.

Window Glass—Various sizes and superior ouality.0 ni 1*4

GLASSWARE.

I I E I A I S

Sulphate Quinine, Morphine, Iodine, Hydrioaate PoiNsh, Merciirials, A.C. MKDICIN KS A fresh and complete assortment, HI ,%i

GIIOCERIES, &C.

Crushed and Havanna Sugars, Star and Sperm Candles. Syrups. Olive Oil. choice Tobscco, Pniiff* and Cigars: variety of Spices, choice leas, Coffee —Pure Wiiipsand Brandies, Saleratus. ensile and Fancy Soaps

WRAPPING, LRTTKR ACAP PAPER.

IHT A full assortment of Inttrument*. Peffit'

v.Ji

LOUISVILLE, SEPT. 1ST,

Sept. 11. 1847-i-m4

OLD

COLUMBIA,

which immediately

stops the hair Irom'falling out, and restores tt when bald. Tnosx Scrrwtwo WITH THX

PIMS.—We

are

ffeqo*rtt!y inrprivni thai tnany •uffer with ihif eomplaim. when Hay's Liniment will eflectttaily cure tbe diatraseing mslady,

SJT For sale Wholesale and Retail by

)Vl

A E N I E S

co.worM'

LIVER PILLS

Bo highly prited sad trained as a eere for all dtseasea of the Liver, Jaundice. Uvspepaia. Sick Headsen e, Habiioal Coati'coesa. Hysteria, and Impurity nf ihe Wood. A fall supply kept constantly on band, ami for sale by

May t9,"47-39-Sm WOOD

KING.

I N I N E

UININfi of Farr's awU Alao. Salsckns, lor sale hv VV'OOD &.K ING. lay 80, 1846-39-fl

TEX1S t'MICKtTION & WffsjO»Pj

320 ACRES GP LANtt F0H 820 1^460 ACRES OF LAlW TC

Saddle Ac Harness Making.

J. M.

ISbranches,

^"'Wood'S'KI^G.

May f3, 1847-38-lf. Droggiets.

Ilonrlioiind Candy,

PTASTTVIOHIRMTNTN EXTBACTOV HOABTROPJTO CAI»* ny.—For the core of Coughs. Colds, irritation of the Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Palpitation of the Heart, &c., snd all diseases leading to consumption

Formed hy a combination of 25 different ingredients, all celebrated lor the core of Cough* and Colds, and being so amaleamated in Pease's Compound Extract of Hoarhound Candy as to produce ibe benefit ol ihe whole in otwcomp»nd.

)B TQXA8 EMIGRATION.AND LAND COMPANY having derived tbei the late Republic of Texas, hy eortiwidS rntde with tha President, thereofu^isr- a|t -^ecial acts of Congreia. sppoved 4ih Ftbruary, 1*44 *rnf46lh ^JnnuafjK, -114®, g«nti to EmigrMita, will continue io give 320acreaof land to families, ana 160ecresof land^ to smele men ov«r 17 yearsof eg*, utttil the tat day ol July, 1M8 condittoaed[.• thatihe /amtly sha)^ twr ^jMK-and the aiegle mon tlO fer. the surveying free- Alawily, wdefeied'iil ouf wmtractf, miter

A man snd bi* wife, with or withont (ehildren." k. A widower with two or more children if mal#s under sevsmeen years of age, if females an narried."

A widow with two of mors children: if males under VI year* of age, if ^malee «nmar*ied.n ir the age of seventeen years of age. each one being emit led to 160 acres." Two single mea over the age of seven

Emi|

On his arrival in the Colony ,'the Emigrant should forthwith apply to tht-ewty.pf il^ Company. at Siewarwville in Denton eounty, who will at all tmles be ready Mr Hi

to afjsllim io^^Mtect^a^o'f8 his~Iand7attd enter the same en book* kept for ibat purpose,

and give him a certificate therefor which certificate will |o ewdence of his liaving seftled ip ^he Colony in doe time. .' ,, OorGrant Iks ia the Nwih-Eastere part of Teaaa, Ntween the 3tt and Wthdegrecs of Litiiade North and 19th and 9*d dsftreee of Longitude West from Washington beginning on the sooth side of Red River, ate point I? miles east of Hie Falee(*»echitta, rimniftfc thence dee 8«uih 100 miles, thence East 164 miles, thence North 100 miles, thence West 164 iniles to the [beginning, having a /sont on the meandering* of Red River of nearly 300 mile* and incudes within it» hmus the upper end lower Crass Timbers, and the bead waters of jjie BrasOe and Trinity Rtv#jfs, the Trinity being navagable for Steamboats of light draught, from the interior of the Colony to the Golf of Mexjcointo which it r_._ outlet for the grew [hoi Wf ... 40 bushela to the acre, weighing 65 to 70 pound* to the bushel. Indian corn, rjre. barley. oats, eweat sod Irish potatoes, peaa, beans, melon*, garden vegetables of all kinds, coitwu hemp and tobacco, and, the celebrated muekeet great whieh cover* the prairie* artd upon whieh cattle subsist, and heep* fat during the winter, and require ealy to be occasionally aalied and kept together, to. rear tbept it great numbers-

The pleating season commences in Febrttsry and continues until July but the early crops are the most productive. Emigrants should go on in rhe fall or winter* so asto be reedy to put in an early Crop. Those going trom. Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, and the NiMthernrtkrts of fHinoisebd fadtana,. should go through Missouri, or Arkansas Uf Van Boren. Fort South, Fort Townson., Coffue's Station or Pine Bluff, thence into the settlements in the direction of the forks of ihe Trinity. Those' ... ntty. going Irom other sections of the Union, south, should go to Helena, or Colombia, Ark.,1 M« Tenn.. or Nitchei, Miss., and thence sewesby land or to New Orleans, and thence by stet. up Red River to Sbreveport, Louisiana, as which place an agent wrtl be stationed whd will give-

the emigrants directions as to their route by lsnd to DaJlaa and StywartaviUe, a diatann of aome200 miles. Our colony is rapidly filling «P with an industrious, intelligent and moral people, and most eooitba*come the most populous part of Texas. The Government has recently formed the counties of Grayson Dallas, Demon, Collin and a part of Robeaon and Navarro within the Grant. It is decidedly ihe most* healthy part of the S(a:e, the lands having geniie undulating surface there are no ponds, swamp** or toarshe* and no local cause for disease. The atmosphere is pure and pleasant. During the warm* est months of aummer there is a constant breeze playing pver the prairies,and the nights*re invariably cool the thermometer m-ver riaes above 85 to 90, and in the wini.*' never fall* below 30 degrace Fahrenheit. It abounds in springs, and at the depth of fifteen or twenty f«et,in the midst of the prairie, the beat of water can be had all the small atraama are peculiarly clear and like. Colonel William Myers, who removed there Irom Garrard county. Ky., last fall, says,tn a iettef dated 8th May, 1847 "I will not venture to tell my friends in Kentuckv that the land hare wag better than the beet land in Kentuckv, becauae tliey would not believe it but now I a**ert it, for the aoil is deeper, being in many places five feet, and ihe kindest land te work I ever pat a plough in. I venlr believe that around the forks of the Trinity^ lie* the largest body of first rate Und tn America." From the forks of the Trinity to Santa Fe. is only about GOO miles by iha old Spanish trail, and the newapapers in Texas arenow advocatitig the route up the Trinity, and from its forks by land, aa in every respect preferable to tha one by Independence, Mo. Why ahould Em gram a think of goiog to Ore^n or California when they can obtain belter land for nothingao much nearer home I

This is, perhaps, the last opportunity that will ever offer on the continent of America of getting lands for the mere cost of surveys and costs o! deeds. Our colony .is emphatically the place for the poor man'sbome*- there he does not have to feed his cattle for aix or seven montlis in ihe year: there he will have a home market for all Use surplus he can produce for years to come, and with induitfy and economy, speedily become rich.

Let no Emigrant loose sight of the important fact that our contracts with the Government of Texas expire on the first day of July, 1848, and that he must not only be in the Colony, but that he muat hove selected his land, built house or cabin thereon, and be residing therein with his family by that day—one day after that data, and the opportunity, of getting lands lor nothing, is perhaps, lost forever. Persons desiring additional information, by addressing ibe underatgned Trustees^ either ol them, postpaid, shall receive prompt attention. j! »it3 Iv Jirar-tPK WILLIS STEWART, Trustee* of the

S IN E S S A S

E W S

S I S .ftf ti.Ji qw**

1 o-o -nut ,nni.

HAVE

STILL continues at his old stand and is ready at all timea to wait on customers.

NOQQOP'

April 17. 1847-33-tf

on hand a large and exdensive stock of articles in the Drug line, to which they are constantly making additions, and offer them tor cash, nt the lowest market prices. Country merchants and physicians orders solicited.

Scrupulous attention paid to the qualities and piuiir of Medicjnea. Mhy 1. 1B47—35 tt.

^.Aat Itjianv 9 **MJ.

THK CLOTHING^* STORE F0RMERLT KNOWN AS THK ESTABI.1SHMKNT OR

I W. SOUDER & CO.,

HAS

Y' i'

W. Arthur, WelkaviHe, O. «»*onnSam'l. Barker. McConnfclsville,0- Jill ^Drs. Harden McClure. Lawrence. Mo.

WOOD & KING, Agents.

April 17,1847-33-1y Terre Haute, Ia.

been removed to the Locust Comer, next door to C-ook & Son, where the uSual variety

O I N

tia still kept up. Afresh some sprlug Clothing jus apr 24—34tf. CORN

A fresh stock of new and handlist received.

apr 24—3*TI. IAJK NWELL PALMER. N, B. All kinda of produce taken in exchange for Clothinir. ...

GA RVIN €RA W FORD,

Commission Iflcrcliant, 38

PO A S S NEWORLEANS, will give particnlar atteatioa to sales of Floor, Grata, Pork, ate., &c,Xt

A 6 E

conducting the above bufineas tn alt us on National Road Street, a few doors from the Square, south side, whrtre he would be glad to see all who wnnt a good article in tha above line.cheaPforcash or trade.

August 15. 1846-!^0-'f

Jar*. Tinctures. Bottle*. Flssks. Vials, &c«... VAKMSIIFS, &C.-Cor«l No. 1 and 2. Coach, Japan and Black, Glue, Sand Paper, Gum Copal, Vc.

ATTENTION EVERY BODY!

THEGroceries,Winter

subscriber has now a general assortment of Fall and Goods, consisting ot Dry Goods, Queensware. Boots, 8hoes, Ate., 4U all of which will be sold at the lowest rates either for cash or Produce. Siore on National Road it., opposite A- McGregor*a 4it £•, W» SMliu«

Jsnuarv 2-1847-18-tf Jiia.

,mmmmi

SSENCES. Laiwlannm, Paregoric. BritWi Oil, Oil Spike. Opodildoc, Barman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial. Bine and Black Ink. Nerve and Bone I.inament, Bears Oil. Harlem Otl, Eve Water. Meffatfa, Sappingion l^f, Oils. Sho« Blacking.

For sale by the gross, »t May 22. 1847-W-lv WOOD tt. KINGS.

TRIPOLI.

MOUNT

E««l« Tripoli, f»' pol»bi»i Bn»

and Brittannis.&c. —«f J&SO—' BrttiA Xj*rM: Fcraale by

Oct. 9,'47-rtf WOOD 6l KING.

BRUSHES-Heir

Brushee, an exwtfont «raaiity,

Fleah do Shaving do Tooth do Also, Scrubbing. Scouring, and Tanner's Blacking Brushes Shoe Bruuhe* Paint Brushes: Varnish do Sash Tools Msrking do Camel Hair Pencils,

^SepT. 7-3• tf WOOD & KING'S. it

NOTICE.

TflRnnderergned

W O N SMITH, Texa* Emigration 18l7-3-6m W. C. PETERS. 1

W. C. PETERS.

N. B. As I have but

one raips for my work, audhave to pay tbecash in advance for my siock, after this daie no credit will be given for operations.unless it is by previ us a S

WOOD & KING,

if J.

F,V

DEALERS II*

Druzs: "Jflediciiie^ i&c., Ac. TERRE HAUTE. IND-.

^.'11 'o

having formed a eo-patiner-

ship with amea Grover, and opened a new set of books,he is very snxtous to close up his old hooks snd to collect what he has outstanding Now is the time to pay, and those Havin* unsettled aceoema or anpetd notes will de him a great lavor bv calling at oor new store, on the first corner north of the Eagle Fonndrv. and settling up.

Jan. *. 1847-18-tf JOSEPH GROVER.

"^MER'ILOOLTHEIIET""

Present Price of Wheat 50 CENTS CASH. ,*m«i

LWISfl

to pnrchnse

FT.000

BUillKI.S

GOOD

WHEAT,

10,000 BT SHKL!* CORX, W

1,000

FLOPR

B.TNRKLS,

,|TR

(Mhrerad at my new Mill in Terre H^utefdr which Cash or Goods will be paid. E. W.SMITH. January 2-1847-18-tf

LASTS! LASTS!

TtfST reeifived a large amd splendid assortment «J of fashionable Laatadireet irom the manufactory Men's. Women's, Boys, Misses and ChiIdrens, slso a few settsofhobt triies, trimps, &c., splendid article lor sale hy

COLLINS &. MURRAY-

Terre Haate, July 2d 1846-44-tf

Tf BARRELS Kanawha Salt i«at rettived, "a seperiof article," forwleat

January 2-1847 18-tf

E. WI SMITH*.

Terre-Hante, No*.- I5-184y-l l-tf,

THE

ufsiO!

their Grant hority of ing lands

CWphiSitamhoar

"gr

and Land Company,

I S E A N E O S

DICKEY, DOVIjE & DICKEY'S, DAIJ.Y LINK OF NEW AND Si'LENUlD

A E O A S

RUNNING

from tAfayette, ind to tha

Leave Lafayette at ]0i day—running through to Toll to in in at ii

JIHX-

ildn of Wabash and Erie and Miami Clhals. There connecting with Doyle dc Dickey* daily hue of Packets from Cincinnati to Toledo, carrying theU: 8. mail.

:"li

o'clock. A. M.. every 'oleao in 60 hours, and

Passengers from St. Louis across to Lafayet|e. Ind./can there take a pocket boot to Tofcdo ami no detention caused by changing from stage to boat. This route is the shortest, cheapest, best and moat expeditious for persons visiting the eastern cities. The boats cftimrict at Toledo with tha first class steamers' for Bufklo, Detroit and Chicago.

Fare, to Toledo $7 to Cincinnati $iG—including boardFor pnssageapply tn the Captsins on Board, or at ihsoffice, ontlie Basinet the hehd of Wahash etreet. Jj»fflvette. Rr'nsrs smna tmwim

June 26,'47-43-tf to unltpwh Inte

CHEAP

BOOT AIVI) SHOE STORE. Wiiolcsnle nnd Itefnil. WE the undersigned havi|)K just received and are now opening a

Isree and splendid assortnieni of BOOTS AtiB SHOES which have been, selected with care ami

will be found to be one of'.he best selected assortments of BOOTS AND SHOES* 'ever oCered in' this market.

FARMERS wishing to supply their rA»(ii,tES wit ho good, iubifta atml, w* rmnted ar rtcle^f 11 find it to their advantage to call and examinf O^r stock before purchasing.

We have Meh's. Boys. Yonths, Women's, Misses, and Children* Boot* and Shoes of every variety, prifce. stvlesnd pattern Men'sand Women's Gum Elastic, Buffalo, and Fur hound .Over Shoe*. Also, a well assorted lot of findings of all descriptions. Bindings, Llnihgs,'fee., for sale tothe Manmfactnrer. lD" You will fino ne one door West of Mr. Freeman's well known establishment on Ijoeusi' Corner. COLLINS tt MURRAY,-

rmer* and olliers.lu-

wot

terested.

ijmi^ oil

*l$qsq a?!i ol i^ri cs« hfiji »w ui^sT

R8I Ji Sit

nrfT

andersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received from the public, and anxioua to merit and receive furtlier favors in his line of business, would ssy thai he is s(i|E roanufscioring Wagona, Carta, Drays snd sll kinds of hear* vehicles at short notice, and of the very best materials (he country can furnish—both Timber and Iron—and his workmsnship where known will epeak for itsrif, and ss it the way he makes his living he csnnot a fiord to (forbad work and use bad materials. If he were a merchant, snd could get work msde MP for Cslicoifs and Ribbons, without anjr hard knocks, of hta own. and coo

Id use puddle iron, stieh Work eoolti

be sold cheap, and if such work be .wanted (these hard times.) he can make and Sell wagons ot sixty dollars. His painting is not done in a gaudy style, (to draw the attention from a dose inspection pf parts morevital to a good article,) but plain and of the beat red 'lead or any other ,p!ain cplot»r hat may be wanted. Fie uses none but Shoenhurgert best Juniata iron and if his or feome other good makers name is not found stsmped on (he tire and oilier, parts beware of it. He warrsni* his wagons, materials, and workmanship, for two years, hot not being a merchant wagon*maker, he is not prepared to barter off his work, but will give every facility he can to his friends, at his old stand (a fittleeasl of the two spinning wheels.) •unJ. M- RANDOM. ?oy^?J. 1846-12-tf

To Phynician*.

UNADULTERATED

SulphateQuiniae«ii?

Sulphate Morphine

,1.- Precipitate Extract Bark Hydrag Cum Creta.

,nf™

Chlorate Petassa Qi'l of bs! Extract Colocynth .lialtflli*

English and American.Calomel ,\te ]ri Pore AjTrictm C^paicun^ Kresb Ground Slippery £!tn.' Recrived this dayat Ociober 31-1846-9-tf WOOD

KnfGfr.

To tl»e Public.

THE

Foundrvbuainess will hereafter neconlie ted Vy ihe two snrVi«ing porriners. der the name of J. S. Wallace tc Co.. in Terr® Haate. where all orders for CASTING® wtFl be thankfally received, and promptly attended to-. Ploughs, Fanning Mills, Tlirashing Machinea. Horee-power Bark Mills, Fan Iroos, Smoothing Irons. Fire Dogs, Wagoa Boxes. Plough Points, Landsides. '&e- Also, Wrought Mill Irons made to order: Stesm Engines, Turning in Iron,and. ri»iei»«ge»*W«ed,promptly.

J.S.

NOT.

WALLACE dpCQ.

II, 1843-10-tf

BiiA.KK NOTK9 the Wabash Courier Office.