The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 December 1847 — Page 3

Uo were h® four timea the Whig candidate. For ourselves, we love—wo revere —Mr. Clay too sincerely. we priie him loo highly, to wish 10 him a candidate for lhe Presidency again. True, the nation was once honored by Washington, but ii has sinco been filled by Polk. A Clay might render it respectable again? but oo such task would add a leaf to hit civic chpplet. What is to prevent Pennaylvanht [God bless our dear, blundering old native State!] from being deceived by another Kane letter? What national •j- can interdict the inconsistent, mischievous, torn.fool conduct of such men aa voted for Birney in *44? When we heard of the popular *o!e in the Empire Slate, io thai, for our country, unhappy .vear, we expressed the hope that Mr. Clay high deserts might never again go a beggitig for the Presidency of the American people. Subsequent reflection has but served to increaae thnt hope. We speak earnestly for ourselwes—for ourselves only.—Scioto Gazette*

JPhmb N*» Odtan* BuiUtin. E I O tn conversing wiih various officers who arrived in the Alabama, we have found. without one exception, that all of them consider the idea of peace as perfectly preposterous, and the details we have received from them, as to the state and prospects of affair* in Mexico, only seem to render more difficult the solution of the problem as to what is, or what ought to be done with Mexico.

To attempt further active and more ex tended operations—to hoW on to what we now have or to retrograde to a line of defence, all epfr""" to be equally surrounded with difficulties of the must formidable nature.

On all these points, we loarn, there is a great diversity of opinion io lhe army, even among the officers of higher ranks, and whose opinions are justly entitled to great weight. AH, however agree, that largo additional force must be thrown iotu tho country, particularly if further •Ctivo operations ore determined on.

A largo portion ef tho better part of the population, dread the withdrawal of the American army, tor fe.tr that it would be followed by icencs of anarchy and lawlessness, as the country is literally witty out ft government, and yet, whilst such nre the sentiments of the sober

m'"^ed

Another dread that exists in Mexico, is, that this guerrilla system will result in a permanent and general organization of regular banditti throughout the countrv, which will be kept up long after the diflv mines with the United States may oe settled, and which it will be impossible to cradicate. It was the same in Spain, where lhe guerrilln bands were not put down for years after the French were expelled, and \jnly by most vigorous and energetic inraMiire*. such aa no government in Mexico will have it in their power to employ.

It was understood that Gen. Scott does not intend to attempt any new operations. xintil he receives further heavy reinforcements ami new instructions from Washington, The probability is, that every thing will remain in statu quo, until after lhe meeting of Congress, and that body tias taken action on the subject.

The column that h«u gone forward.under Major General Patterson, and the one preparing to atart under Major General Duller, would furnish a force sufficient to place adequate garrisons on the road, and at the same time, afford such reinforcements to General Scott, as to enable him. if he thought advisable, to push detachments out to occapy some of the larger towns beyond and around the city.

It was in contemplation, so soon aa ihere was force sufficient for the purpose, to establish a line of posit so as to enclose a larpe portion of the minrnjt district, n*nr the city, and to encourago the working of the mines, which had been greatly interfered with, by the sta'e of the country.

O E I A

Gskir Mc*r*—A sals on Friday evening of 1200 pes Hants from block at 4c, CO da vs 490 do do do at 4ic esah 3i0 do 8ides st 31c Sttdo Hhoold*r*at 8ie.

Hoes—'There were further sales on Frtdsy eve ning of 810 snd 66 heed av wt 2» lbs. st $3 »l do hght Bacon do at 8,83 170 do at 3 91 a 3. t»viding on 500 lbs en to-day S00 bead av wt «0 lbs at 2.801 900 do st 8.84*8.94: dividing on W lbs. The pensara pr*tty well thinned oat, owing to the difficulty of reaching the city.

Howard e*rm Seer is held st •«.* and ciiy a a Sale* ot good whits wheat at lMc and of prime do at I40ei red bnegbt 150 a 188e.

The provwoa market deveid of activity. The tranaaettona inched* small Wms of new mesa pork at $15 wnd of prime at $12 Meas beef is worth $18 and p-ime $8 per bbl. Of baoMi. sales ar» reported at 10 a !04« for bama. 6fa7k for at»oodera, and TaTlc for aider

TERRE HAUTE PRICE CURRENT. totucm WtULT.

Butter—Fresh, lb. Grain—Wheat, pee be thai, Corn, in the ear,

Oata, Rye. a

rtotnr—From wegoe. per bbl. From etere, retail. Steal-Per baehel. tawlrie*— Feathere. per lb.

Hay. per too. Vinegar, per fade*. Beeswax, per poend.

FANCY SOAPS.

TAYLORSChrystalina

LARD25tf

Wabvsb Cocaita Orrici. Tsrrs ttaa:*, D«e. t5. 1847

Th* river is falling snd full of ice The weather continue* cold, but at lbs right temperature for Pork packing. H«gs rasy be quoted at trom 81-50 to $8,35. according to'weighL Sleighing very fine for tbe last tsa days.

Wg*h Built)

Hasting^ Transparsnt Smk Almond Rosemary

IF* Ram iiLn, *.» Pries St 0*neir» Wmd»or Soapt. Rousel!"* Fsncy Bnipt.

Potnw by [drt85tl] C. J- ALLISON fcCO

WOOD & KING,

WHOLESALE

AND RETAIL

DRUGGISTS, HAVE

in store- large ami general assortment of faint* *nd Oils,

Dys Stuffs, Drug* «nd Mwtciw, Window 01»«,

UUM WIN, Cope I ami Coach Varnish. Spirt's Turpentine,

Candies and Almonds, Reams. Olive Oil,

GENUINE

Lemon Srrop. Brushes of all kinds,

Superior Cigars and Tobscca, Sperm and Star Canulvs, Fancy tioode.

Perfumery, Surgical Instruments, Patent Medicinca,

BLACK LEAD for sale by C-J. ALLISON & CO.

pRUSS. POTASH for sale bv dec 2Stf C.J. ALLISON & CO.

ERY, not. numbers, for sale hy dec 25tf J. ALLISON & CO.

S\fITH[dec

& HODGSON'S Chrome Red. for sale by 25 tl] C.J. ALLISON & CO. YF. WOODS for sale by dec25tf C. J. ALLISON & CO. ROP BLACK for sale by dec 25if C. J. ALLISON & CO. \j|T!f8 COACH VARNISH forwleby dee 25tf C- J. ALLISON & CO. a. R(VEERS' Rote Dentrifie* for wlehv dec 25 tf C.J. ALLISON ft CO. T) LACK snd Blue Ink, by the dozen or gross,

PRESTON'S

ROSE

GENUINE

Ntw Osliax*. Dee. m.

There is but a moderate quantity of Floor offer )ng. which causeaa quiet market, bat the demand Is good.

Sales of Pork st 88.85 for Prime, and $13.00 for Man: and of a«w Meat at $11^0, deliverable in Jaaeary.

THEFancy

4 f5 ft 00

IS 85 10 18

Candle*, per lb, by be*, TV* mMM

rleb-Mackerel Ne. per bbl. If JO 15 00 Do No. S 10 00 11 00

NGLISH BLUE MASS for saj* 4m {Ml iC. J1. ALL! 4 CO.

C.J. ALLISON ft CO.

Ext. Umon, jost received and for

sateby Jdec25ifJ C. J• ALLISON & CO

PINK just received and for *ale by dec 25tf G. J. ALLISON & CO.

BALT125tf

CtwcwitAT!. Dee. 18

Floos—Th* only sols heard of day was a lot of200 brls from canal at fh50. la the •fiernoon there was great wil?ini«ew to sell si 5:50—b«y•rsdsmsndtng a further reduction

VtORE Chrome Yellow for sale hv dee C. J. A LLISON it CO

Burgundy Piteh for sale by

dec 25tf C. J. ALLISON k. CO.

T°rsrD'3'•tj'AS .»N

RU83EL'SShevieg

E A

Pur* Win**, Pur* Brandy.

Comprising every article usually krpt by them, which ibey ofler for Ml* aa low a* can bebought elsewhere. {Dec2517iiJ

American Oil lor sale by

dec 25tf C. J. ALLISON & CO.

FIRE

CRACKERS for »aI* by dvc25tf C.J. ALLISON A CO.

AMERICAN

THE

and English Calomel for sal* by

dec *5H C.J ALLISON ft. CO

Tj^RENCH, German, and American Cologne*, •F Maugcnet fo Good ray's Ext. lor Hdkfs.. lor sslcby jdec25tf) C. J. ALLISON ft X.

riioiouicAriiic COLORED MINIATURES. npHE subecriher bavins returned to remain a JL lew daj-a. is now prepared to taks durable, correct, fine-ioned and til# like It'H I E HEO

TYPES

which cannot be turpaesed. If ibote who patronise liim are not presented with superior picture*, no chars* will be mad*.

Perron* (Jetirou* of ha»inf likeneesea of departed frienda, will be attended io promptly. All description of copying executed, and in all cales per* feet, or no charge

ILr Room* at corner of 4ih and Natinnal Road street,(up atairs.) over Dr. H- It- Smiih Denial J. A. M0DES1TT. 1 err* Hante, Dec. 25 J7 tf

p0D LIVER OIL for sale by

and thinking portion, the great bulk o« tne dec25if C- J- ALLISON & CO. people retain feeling* of the most bitter rancor nnd hostility towards us.and would wreak their vengeance upon all those of their own nation, who are supposed in any way to Isvor the Americans, as soon as en opportunity offered for so doing.^

10D

POTASS, lod. Ferri. lodme Ferri Lactas, Valleitea' Proto Carb lnn. for hy dec 25if

C- J. ALLISON & CO.

TTXT. INDIA HEMPJRxt. Nux Vomica, Ex^. Pj Jalap. Ext. Cicuia. Ext. Coiycinth Comp., Ext Gentian, Ell. T&ravaci for sale by dec 25if C. ALLISON At CO.

MILLS TO RENT.

CROSByS

Mi!la—formerly Steel's—on Rac

coon, in Parke County will be let for one year. The ettab|t*hm»nt/on*tsts of a Flouring and Saw Mill, and Carding Machine, all in first rate order. Should a satisfactory application not be. sooner made, the establishment will be let AT AUC1 ION. on the 7ih DAY OF JANUARY next, at 2 o'clock. P. at the Court House door in Terre Haute. The leeseo will be required to give approved security for the rent, payable quarterly without valuation and appraisement, with a condition also, that if it shall be necessary in the due course of tbe administration of the estate to sell said property, before the etpirntinn of the term, the lease shall therefrom be determined. For Inrther particular* enquire of S. B. Gookins, or of tbe Subscriber, at Terre Hstite.

Dec. 25. 17 t* AMANDA CROSBY. [Express copy] Adm'x of G.W.Crosby, dee'd.

OIL just revived and for sale by dec C.J. ALLISON & CO.

TANNER'S

CALABRIA

co.

\TTHITE GLUE, vety soperior. for wleby \V dec 25if C.J. ALLISON &. CO.

SULPH.

MORPHIA for sale by

dec 23t( J. ALLISON ACQ.

Cream for

d«c 25»f C. J- A LLISON Sc CO.

CARPENTER'S

GUM

B*vrr*0*«. Dee 17.

Ext. ef Ambergris,snd Heli

ouopeSneff. for sale by dec 25tf J. ALLISON & CO.

COPAL for sale by dee 25tf J- ALLISON ft. CO.

Chri*tma9 Present*.

subscriber has jost received a very /ine let of Goods, seiiable for holiday presents, secb a* Ladie** Ebony and Roes Wood Work Boxes snd Dressing Coses Velvet. Morocco, snd Silk Portfolios. Glove 8*t«hetr. Perfumery of all kind* Pearl Paper Folders and Cotters. Pearl and Eaamaled Pen Holders, Note Paper, Motto Waters. Envelopes, Aic- brrnies a assortment of TOYS lor children. Also.s «neaiaertment of Jewelry, Watcbes, and Clocks. J£e*t sale th* rs. Terr* Haete. 18 '47 l$tt 8 R- FREEMAN.

II WAT KB

DEER

15 80 18 39' 80

AND FUR SKINS.

Jqeeaiiiygivsgood

75 18 l«e

Sc«dls—Timothf. par beetle!. Cloeer,

1 25 4 50 fiaia 85 40 75 1 SO 4 50 4 7$ 85 a 95 5 00

Pi«t istoes— Petatoea^er besb. On toes, rralt*—Ap^ea, dried,

W1LL the highest prieee in eesh for any of Raecnon. Mink, Otter, Fox, W,W Cat, Heess Cet, M«*kn»t. Opowpm *»d DeerSkiM DAVID TAYLOR.

Terr* Haste. Dee 8 14 tf

1 50 *00 85

THTS

NEWS.

ts to inforta sll persons koowifft them selvee indebted tor ibe late firm o4 Smith Grsff. that all aeeo«ate net pott ep on, or before, the 1st ienasnry wilt, witbeet regard to persona, be plaosd to the heads of the oflWn for eoilsetion FOSTER 8MITH.

Terrs Hsete. Dec 3,*47 14 tf

fiOST COW.

MIDDLE aged small Cow, rsddish eoler. with seme white oe the sidee, star between the horn* aad abort lege, strayed from th* sebeeri ber about five weeks age. One dollar aad fifty csata wHt he paid for tbe rstern ef mid raw.

C- F. SCHAAL.

Terre Hsete. Dee 4.14 t3

BFIA.'VK NOTES

tkt Wabtth Ccwritr Ojkt,

«/E

Jar

N O I O E 8

ADMlNlaTHATRIX'S Ml.«. undersigned, will sell at public auction, on the 6th day of January nest, si ilia lata rcsldeaos of 0. W. Crosby. dscessed, In Terrs Haute, on* buggy and* all the Houeehold Furni lure of said deceased- A credit nf twelve month* will bs given for all purchases over tbrss dollars, lhe porclia**r living noi* with approved security, without benefit from valuation or appraissmeni law*. 8*1* to commence at 10 "'clock

AM AN OA L. CROSBY.

Dm 18 1841 16 w3

Linseed Oil,

Japan Vsrntsh, Crusted Havana 8ugara, Choice Black and Green Teas,

ELECTION NOTICE,

IOLLS will be opened, on the first Monday of January, 1848. between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. and 4 otlock P. M. hi each of th* five different Ward# of th* town of Terr* Haute, lor the election of two councilmerf, irom sach or said Wards, to*win 1st Ward, at th* Town Hall, whs^sof John H. Burnam shall be inspector 2d Ward, at the awfe of E. Osrostl, whereof Joseph Baat thai I be inspector3d War«l. at the olTius of M*cnm McFaddsn, whereof Mseom McFaddsn shall ba inapeciitr. 4th Ward, at thulloreol Jabsa Casto, whsrsof C.H. Boiler shall be i«*|w«if.r 5th Ward, at the shop of N. Wsstfsll, whereof John Sibley shall be inapector. fiy order of Common Council.

W. EDWARD'*, Prtt.jf* ttm.

Attest 3 DaaaitMon, Clerk. N- The impactor will appoint bis officers and make his return ot th* Town-Hall on th* ovanin of wid election day.

Deo II 1347 15 t3

STATE OF INDIA N A. COU N TY of VI GO, 83, Lucien Lemon,

PM.

William Morehssd.

Ih CAiacery. in tht Vigo Circuit Court. Miana.

complainant having filed an affidavit of a disinterested pereon.of lawful age. that ihsdofendant is not a resident nf the State of I ndsana. no. tic* i* therefore hereby given to the said defendant William G. Moreheail to personally b* and appear before the Judge* of th* VigoCirruit Court, aitiina s* a (,'ourt of Chancery, on the first day of its next term to be holden at the Court Houte in Terre llaute, State and county aforesaid, then nnd there in said Court, on or before the calling ot the cause, to plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the same will be taken ns confessed and de^ creed sccordmgly. C. T. NOBLE,

Dee 11 1847 1513 fPr'sfw$l 70) Clerk.

STATBor INDIAN A.COUNTY OF VIGORS. Orson Barbour, administrator of iheeatsto of Isaac Holden, deceased, t*. Richard Huff. Maria Huff, Ira Eagleston, 8arah

Eaglesion and Lavina Holden. fSTITION TO SELL REAL KSTATR.

THE

snid administrator hnving filed in the office of the clerk of the Vigo Probate Court his petition asking a stile of certain real estate therein set forth and also an nffidavit of a disinterested person that the defendants, Ira Eaglestop. Sarah Eagleston and Lavina Holden are not residents of lhe State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Ira. Sarah and Lavina to be and appear before the judge of the Vigo Probate Court, on the first day of its next term to be holden at the Court House in Terre Haute, then and there, in our said Court, to show cause, iI any they can, whv the real estate mentioned in aaid petition ahould not be sold and the proceeds thereof made assetts in the handa of aaid adminis trator for the payment of the debts against said deceased. C. T. NOBLE. Clerk.

Dec 11 1847 15 t3 [Pr's fee |2 20]

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTYOF VIGO.SS, Edward Kinsevand Temperance Ivinsey, his wife, and David Kinsey and Julia Kinsey, his wile

Complainants.

t*.

Luke Johnson, and the unknown heirs of Ebenexer Wilson, deceased—Defendants. t* CBAKCKRY, 1M THE VIOO CIRCUIT COURT. ISPIANA•

THE

OIL just received and for sale by

dec 25rf C. J. ALLISON & CO.

LIQUORICE for sale by

dec 25if C.J. ALLISON &

1VTex icaIv IV1 dec 25f

CO.

complainants, by Griswold & Usher, their solicitors, having filed in the office of the Clerk of the Vieo Circuit Court, the affidavit of disinterested person, that tho heirs of Ebenezer Wilson deceased, (if any) nre unknown, and also, (il there be heirs, that their residence is not in the State of Indiana. Notice therefore is lierebv triven to the unknown heirs of the said Ebenezer Wilson, deceased, (if any) personally to be and appear before the judges of the Vigo Circuit Court (setting as a Court of Chancery) at the Court House in Terre Haute, on the first day of its next term, then and there in said Court, on or before the calling of the cause, to answer, plead or demur to said bill, or the same will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly. C- T. NOBLE.

Dec 11 1847 15 t3 [Pr's fee $2 30] Clerk.

STATE OF IN DIANA. COUNTY OF VIGO, SS Catharine D. Bateman. v«.

John T. Bateman.

T!» CftAJfCSRT, IN THE VIOO CIRCUIT COtTRT. INIIIAltA.

NOW

at this time come* the complainant, by Griswold fc Usher, her solicitors, and filed her bill of complaint, and also the affidavM of a disinterested person, that the defendant, John, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. The •aid defendant is therefore hereby notified to be nnd appear before the judges of the Vigo Circuit Court, sitting as a Court of equity, at the Court House in Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, on the first dav of its next term, then ar.d there, on or before tho calling of the canse. to plead, answer or demur to said bill or the same will bo taken as confessed and decreed accordingly.

C. T. NOBLE. Clerk.

Dec 11 1847 15 t3 fPr'a fee $1 80]

STATEOFINDI ANA.COUNTY oyVIGO.SS. John Taylor and John W. Ellis. t)j».

Jeremiah Rappleye and Almira Roppleyo. BILL OF FORECLOSURETVTOW at this time come the complainant*, by 1\ Griswold fc Usher, their solicitors, and file their bill of comp'aint. and also an affidavit of a disinterested person, of lawful age. that the defendants are not residents of theStateof Indiana. Nonce is therefore hereby given to the said Jeremiah and Almira to be anil appear beloro the judges of the Vigo Circuit court, sifting as a Court of equity at the Court House, in the town of Terre Haute, on the first day of the next term of ssid court, then oftd there, on or before the calling ol the cause, to plead, answer or demur to said b»ll. or the same will bo taken as confessed and decreed accordingly. C. T- NOBLE. C'erk.

Dec 11 1*47 15 t3 [Pr's fee $1 80] STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF VIOO 88 Vieo Psobatk Coo*t. Jawuart Term 1848.

William Brown wt*

Emily A- Wslker. Melinda O.Walker, Ros*Wal ker. Andrew VVilUins. and Thomas Walker, Admrs. of Lewis '-Valkyr, deceased. sit.t. for srrctric rrnrosaAKCK.

BEJ847.

It known that on tho 1st day of December, the complainant in this suit, by his solicitors. filed his bill trtsaid Co un. and rJ»o then I fidavti of a disinterested person of lawful age, that lb*defendants Emily A-. Melinda O.. and Ross, are not residents of the ?»ateof Indians Therefore the said Emily A .. Melinda 0„ and Koss. are hereby notified of the filing snd pendency ol said bill, and that unless they appesr before the Judge of **id Omrt. on the first d*y of the next term thereof, to b* holden at the Conrt Hon** in said county, on the second Mondsf nf January next, then and there in said Court, on or before the call ing of saklcaose. plesiK answer, or demur toaaid bill, the same will be tskefl ss confessed and a decree entered accordingly^

Dee 4. M7.14t9 HV* fye $9,40.

STATEOF1N DI ANA. COUNTY OF VIGO, 98 Vwo Circuit Cou^t. Ma sea Ttaa 1848.

Dema* Renting, **. Bill in Chaneery to foreRichard Blake snd does Mortgage. Frances Blak* his wile.r

it known that on ths 1st day of December. 1847. the complainant in this suit, by his soItntnr, filed his bill in siid Conn, nnd also the affidavit of a disinterested person of lawful age. that the defendant* are net reeident* of the S'ate of Indiana Therefore tbe defendant* ere hereby not I ef the filing and pendency of said bill, and *t unlet* they appear before the judges of the said court on the first day of th* next term thereof, to be holden st «be eoert house in said county, en the second Monday in March next, thee sad there in said court, on or before the cell' ing of «a cases, pleed. answer or demur tn aaid bill, the seme will b* tsken as conlsiev! snd dscres entered accordingly

C- T. NOBLE, Clerk,

Dee 4. '47 14 t* IP'"* tee $8.30.)

JiAI.K

Of DELINQUENT LAN DM FOU $tat« «f Ia4laa«,f Covxtr or Vioo- I

NOTICEandherdbyreturnedthst

is gteea so much ef the

Lands Lots delinquent for the aea-psysseat ef the t*#ee eae tbetpen. or dee from tbe owner thereof, for the yesr IB48, wlU be aoM st pablie seetiea. st ths Cmcrl Hoess af Vigo in (Hi town of Tcfrt Himi» on ilw nrvt Monfoy of January, 1848. Bala ta eommsse* st 10 s'dtdt. A.

Lists of the Deliaqeent Leadssad Loissrt po*tsd np tn ths ofBce ef the Clerk ef the Circuit Coart. aad ia the Treeseesr snd A editor's offiees.

W. N HAMILTON.

Nov $0, '47 19 t4 Aodttor V. la

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ALSO—The souili-we*t quarter of section No. 27. township 13 north, range 10 w»st containing I60acres. Thi* tract has about 60 acres of it in cultivation, and a good cabin and a nevcr-lailing spring on it.

ALSO—The south west quarter of section No 26. township 13 north, range 10 west containing 160acres 40 of which have been belled lor about 4 years. This tract i* under lea** for 3 year* Irom the 1st of March. 1848. at'which time about 40 acres will be cleai'ed and a cabin crected on it.

ALSO—The sqnth-east qunrter ol section No. 27. township 13 north, range I0we*t containing 160 acre*. Thi* quarter section, also, has some 40 acres moro or less, which has been belted lor about 4 years ..

ALSO-The north east quarter or eectton No 27. township 13 north, range 10 west containing 160 acre*. This quarter, also, has forty acres more or less which has been belted for about lour vear*. Tha last four named tract* of land lie in Vigoconnty, about 8 mile* north-west ol Terre Hnute. on the North-Arm road, toward* Paris. Illinois, and are well timbered and very desirable

'TERMS OF SALE-Ona-third Cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from the date, for which deferred payments alien will be retained on the lands sold.

Sale to commence at between 11 nnd 1 o'clock o( said day, ROBERT lYLtli, ', ED. D. HOBItS, Oct. 16, 1847-7-t7 Executort of L- Isitarevce.

Sheriff's

BYfavor

Dec 4. '47 14 t3 JLands for Sftfe.

THE

following trnds of land, belonging to tbe heirs of Samuel Bray, Esq deceased latent Jffferson county, Kentucky, are offered for sale,

'*60 acres N Eqr sec 7. town 9 N, 11 W. situated near the mills of Hollenback, Clark county. Illinois a xt 56-100 acres N W qr sec F. «nwn S N, 9 W. near the Narrow* of tho Wabash, Sullivan county. Indiann 160 acres S W qr sec 13. town 9 N. 4 W, on the While River Roitom. 5 miles below frpencer. Owen conntv. Indiana. «0acres E half S E qr sec 36. town 12 N. 9 W. or an equal undivided interest in said tract, about three miles south cast of Terre Haute, igo conntv. Indiana.

These lands were purchased Irom the Umteo States at nn earlv day. They are desirab.e tracts, and will be sold for a part cash, balance in two equal annual payments, bearing interest A lien will he retained on the premise sold until hnai payment. The title is good. For lurther particu-

O/r

ONE

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS

AT THE

W A A S S O E TI!E*sabserihmtheseveralreceivingOF

sro now at' their store oft tftftTotorf Road 8ireet. oppose the Coori House, much largest STOCK GOODH that they Htrtt Iver brought to this inarkst. Ons of the partners spent weehsln the eastern cities during September and Octotoer,. in Isyine in Gooils, aAd they are enabled to oflTtr them st such prices ss 6aAnot fail to give satisfaction to those in piirmit of Cattr Gooes- They respectfully invite their (riood«#n4 th* p»!liv to call and examie their sstenstve sinek. .» ss ®manIB UBiBip^aiVSSissrv They ere enahled io ofTur a splendid stock of Stafls aa» Fancy Dar Gmm, of all descriptions Bunneis. Blioss and Bouts, LMther, Carpetmgs, Croeksry, Groceriw, Men's Hats, Men's aad Boys

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

We have fitted up ihe second loft onr store for lit* WHOLESALE hnsine(e. and we invite Merchants tn give us an early call. Particular attention is paid to this branch of our business. We purchased largely by the case in first handa, and are enabled, we believe, to offer goods as Sew ss the Cincinnati Price*. We subjoin a list of a fsw good* in iMi hrsneh^ viti 500 pieces Brown Sheeting*.

500 do Prints, various kinds, 100 do Batinrit* and Janes. 95 do Clothe Casaimsiss sod Twsedl, 40 do Flannels, 800 Shawls. 50 do Alpaccas, 100 do Cashmere*. Muslin d* Laines, die-, 100 do Bleaelisd Hhsstings, 40 do Tickings. 70 do 8ilk and Cotton Handksrshiafs. Terrs Hsute. November t3. 1847.

W E A A N E A E S CA8H paid for WHEAT and rFATHERS, at all lima*, by Nov. 13.1847-46-il

N O I E 8

F.XKCUTOR*8 8 A I.E.

virtue ot the power and authority given to us in the will of Leavin Lawrence, deceased, we will expose to Public sale on ths6th day of December, 1847, (being tbe first day of the County Court.) at the Con" House door in tbe city of Louisville, the following valuable tracts of Isnd lying in the Sta!*of Indiana, vix

West fractional Socilona S snd II. In Township 15 north, range 9 west containing 318 3.100 acres. This land fronts on the Wabash river. opposite th* mouth of Big Raccooi Crsek. is in Vermilion county, about 7 ntile* north ol Clinton. and 22 miles from Terr* Ha'tie. and litis about 21 acres ol river battom in cultivation—about on* half of it is rich bottom land, and ons half upland, well timbered.

SALE.

virtue of on execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Conrt. and to me directed and delivered in of Hugh Stewart surviving partner of the Inte firm of H. &J. Stewart, and against Jacob Huff, I have levied on the following property, to-wit: forty acres of land, the south-west quarter of the north-west quarter of section seventeen. Town thirteen North, of Range number nine West also, the undivided half of the north west quarter of the north-west quarter of same section, town and range, containing two hundred acres, being the lands nnd tenements belonging to the said Jacob Huff, snd will on VVednesdny the twenty-second day of December, eighteen hundred and fortv-seven. at the Court-House door tn 1 erre Haute, within the legal hours of said day. offer tho rents and profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto ftlongine for a terin ot seven yenre and if they should fnij to Mil

JAMES FAHRINGTON.

no,tn notice

NOTICE

is hereby given that the Books for

mbpcription io iha Copi'il Stock of lhe Terre Hattie and Richmond Rail Road Company, are now re-opened and will continue^so until otherwise ordered. Commissioner* at I err* Haute. J. D. Early and Cltauncey Rose

T. BOURNE, Sec y.

Terre Haute. Dec II 1847 15 tf

IMPORTANT

To Miller*

MILL COOPER*.

of the most modern and important diseoveries is LEA NN ED'S PATENT STAVK DRESSING MACHINE, which is so constructed aa to takit il»* rift aiavea in ihf rnueh and drw ili*m out rwidv for vhe barffI or ca»k. wiih tna cepiion of jointing, in the n»oSt approved manner, {evrn better than il ci»n be done by hand) ni ilie rate of 1000 per hour. Tbe stave being dresse«t with the grain of the wood it retains the full strength of the timher. The Machine is warranted to work tbe sieves ss close as Coopers wotk them by hand.

The undersigned is th* agent for the *ale Ot the right to use the above machine, snd is engaged in tb'-ir construction,

He also manufacture* snd keep* for *ale jointers, for jointing the staves by power: heading machines, for dressing the beads of all kinds of slack or tight work, and laths for milling the bead.

Allordrrs promptly attended calling at Reynold's Machine Shop, on Water street, between Western Row and John street*.Cincinnati. Ohio.

I*e4.14 mi H. J. HALE.

WANTKn.-Twoplastering

spprentiers to learn the

brirkhiving and buatnes*. Boy» from six'eert to seventeen vesrs of sge who can com* well recommended dart find a place where every f*eMfty for learning the trade will he affur ded. ZENA8 SMITH.

N Two Journeymen Bricklayer* will al*o find immediate employment by th* same *ub*criher

Teira Haute, Sept. 99, 1887-4 tf

For Sfifr.

n|^Fir. North-east quarter of section nnmher 1 twenty five in Town twelve North of Rang' number tea West containing on* hanrfred and sixty eetes. This fond ievnuated near Bennett's milllrt Soger Crwk TowHehip, about two miles frortt "ferfo Heate. I» i* a choice tract of land, without improvements and severed with heavy and valnable timber.

Jufo,l0,#'47-45-t^ W. D.GRISWOLD.

THE

pertnetship MnVtofore exietinff jfot tbe seberribers amier tbe firm ot nfee* A SasoutY. was dioaiiyed en the inst by mutesl consent, Jns I. Sargent withdrawing from the concern. Tbe boginete will be continued at the oldstsndby Joa. A. Bigga, whe will fettle the indebtedness of ths eld firm, snd whe sfoas is se thertacd to celleet the debts dae satd eoneera.

JOS- A. BKKJ8. JOS. I SARGENT-

Terre Raats, Oat 99* 1M7 tf

^60 doaans Hoieery and Glevss, jL 50 do Coiefortere, 40 do Suspenders,

*'1'*

ficient sum to san*l said execution, I will »n«n and there otter the fee simple to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said sedition and cost.

M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff-

Aj\

FUstern Lin»*ys. Glasgow Janes and Blanket Cootie^, Notiona in great vanei) Fur. Cloth and other Caps, Fur Hats. !adie*' Bonnste. Kasisrn feather, Roots snd Shoes, Umbrellas, 4te.. &c.

POT WIN Jc HATWORN.

POTWIN ft HATHORN. i»i umi'ii iiibii'TI

IS E A N E O S

JOB PRINTING

AT THS

Sttabanft courier 9ffccc, TEH It F. IIAUTK, INDIANA. With afresh supolv of

embracing a great v*ri«ty of *ty!e,

IT ©IB PBOTIM,

SUCH AS CIRCULARS, POLICIES.

SHOW BILLS, STORE BILLS, POSTERS. BANK CHECKS. PAMPHLETS. AUCHON RILLS, HAND BILIA

BILLHEADS.

Will be printed in thsnsatest manner and shortest notice.

Illank llceds and Mortgage*

BILLS OF LADING,

INSTRUCTIONS

For Flat and other Boats Kept constantly on hand st this Office.

GOODS AT WHOLESALE

AT THK

BUCKEYE STORE.

rpHE subscribers take plessore in announcing to their Iriends and the public generally, that they hive just received the large*! and most general STOCK OF 2HRRCIIANDISR they have ever before brought to tbia market, couaisting in part of

Broadclntht.

Cassimeres, Satin eft.

Twedsclntlu. Kentucky Jeant, Lin• seys awl Flannels of all kinds. Plaid Lin seys and Cloaking. Palo Alto and

Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, ty

Five

Fine and common FUR CAPS, men's and boys Cloth do II ATS, BOOTS ANI SHOES, of at I kinds- The largest and best sssorwnent ol BU(?*SttLS, INGU\IN and Common CAR* PK'I'S, ever offered in this market, embracing rich and desirable patterns. Indian Mstting. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, with cord* and tasee!s. rollers and pulleys to put them up with. A heavy stock

QUEENS WARE.

embracing some splendid CHINA TEA SETS, and severn I sets of dorp blue ware Eastern Storking Yarn, Spnn Cotton, Batting, Spanish Sole Leather, Tea. Sugar. Coffee, fee., ftc. Allof the above ant offerf-d for cash, or most kinds of Produce in hanl

THE

rnt vkrv lowest

rates We particularly invite the Jobbing Tr*dt. having bought largely with a view to that brjnch of businese.

F. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre Hsute. Oct 8,'47-S-ly

^OTKCTTQ

undersigned, having Ml appointed A gent for the Columbus Insurance Company, is now prepared to take risks against loss or damage by fire, and to inanre good* transported on river* snd canal*, to and from th* eaatern citie* and towns in the United 8tat«e. Persons insur ing with said company will be dealt with promptly and honorably.

W. N HAMILTON, Agent.

Terre Hsute, Sept. 23, 1*47-4-jrl

NEW ARRIVAL~OF BOOKS.

THE

subscriber is now opening as rsre aad splendid an assortment of HOOKS AND STATIONERY, as ever wss offered for **l* in this matket. H«* stock comprises most of th* new publications of the dav School BoOks of ewy variety now in use, Blank Book* of every desenptioa Juvenile B.Htks, Tovs. ftx.

The attennon of the public IS particularly tnvi ted to hie choice lot of Stationery, eooftsung of sll

"MrWpL.\fN AND FANCt ARTICLES of eSery kind, quality *od p*»c*. Counujr Mrivbftittft, 1Whw*» Htrt wanting any thing i« tbe lf*« of Book* and Stationery. wil do well to call and examine for I hemes

Ives before purchasing elsewhere nov8 lOif ADRIAN CHILD.

MR*.

ritlLPi*)*" receiving a fineletal FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, eonsisung in part ol Ito*nets. RtObons, Feaihers. Bonnet sfctine atW Velvets. Silks h«r MannRes sno Visiters, Rieh GIM^s. lasers. Thread Ed^ng, Embroidery. (Jermart Wool and Cas^H, W* terns. Steel Beede. Rsg Clasps. Perse Rings snd Tatee's. Twist (or Bags and Parses, sntf Rtsay he in O

RIBBONS! RIBBONS'.! RlftfiD^!!! Mrs. Child we*M call especial atteniioM IO bet beautiful and rich afeortntent of Ribbons betiev«ng it is the brat lot af Ribbantf ever dined foe sale in this place.

Milliners aiwf Merchants fnntishedr Srith say ibiog to »»r line at whoheal* pHera No# 8- 4^-10-tf

LASTS? LASTS!— JUST

received a large aittf rifsaM assortment of hrthionshte Lasrsdirael frow tbe maranrse-

lory Mea'a. Wamea's, llaye, M»*e sal CMI* dreas. also a fsw astts tf boot trace, crimpa. Ae., upland id arttcls lor sale hv

E I IN E S

I N I A N A

DRUG STORE.

Eoao*a Baihtlag, west Side Coart Hoasa.

C. J. ALLISON Sl CO., WHOLESALE AND RiTJIlt DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS

PiimOlLS, VAMNIVHIOI, Dvt'Stufs, Window Glass, Glatsvart,

PBRFUMBtrr.

SOAPS. PATENT MBnlClNCB. SUItGICAt. lttSTftUMBNTS. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,

AND EVEHY ARTICLE USff. ALLY FOUND IN DRUG STORES.

HAVE

Just r*e*tved a Isrge sapply af ertttlerf in ibatr line, and are prepared to sell ae Is# for Cass ss any other establtshtneai at tbe kiad West of tbe moontaina.

They,hav* oa hand for th« diflereat oecapatfoas. ia pert, aa follows

Whits Lead, Rod do. Ltneeed Oil, Turpentine, Putty, (•lass. Copal Varnish Japan do Walnut Stain, Coach Varnish, Brushes do do Painting, litharge. Chrome Gre*tf.

BILLS OF LADING. BALL TICKETi, CARDS. LABELS. Su.

Piece*Print*,

nndrctl

embracing every stvle and variety a large supply tif Brown and Bleached Muslins a good assortment of

A W O O S

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

Cravats, Comforters. 4*c., Strata and Leghorn Bonnets,Bonnet and

Cap Ribbons, Jf-r.. J-e.

v..

Calomel.Eiig aBd Aiaer. I Aq. Amasooia, Quinine, I Syringe*, aa**d., Opium, Morphias* Rhubarb, lp*e*e, I»dine. H. dePotasss, Kreoeoi*. Curat* of Iroa, do do and Qelatae, Nitrate of Silver. 8?is Nitre Dels-, Sulph Eiber, COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND GROCERS.

Camphor, Semia. Pink Root, Sugar Lead, Cor io*. Sublimate. Red Precipitate, Gum Arabic Aseoried Vial*,

Ep*om Salt*. Castor Oil. ass'd.. Sweet do.. Blacking, of oar own manufacture, Pntent Medicines, Siwving soaps. Nerve and BoneLiaiia't Cedar Pencils, Red do Flour 8ulphur, Brimstooe,

Indigo, Alum,

Comp'd Ex. Colocynth. Extract iiyotcyaniaa.

Black Ink, Blue do, R*d do. ipioes of all kisda. Ginger, groetid Escenoes. MatenesIee's Pills, Liquorice, Tobeoeo. Salerstiis, Paints, Soda and Add

PAINTERS. Chrome Yellow, do Red,

Terra Sienna, Umbers, Gold Leef, Silver do French do Dutch Metal, Brontes, assorted Part* Graua Vermilion. Pruseian Blue, Whiting.

FULLliRS

f/gwood. Extract do, ustic, Nicaragua, Camwood, Bar Tin. Aqua Fortie. Muriatic Acid, Oil Vitrol, Blue do, Copperas. Gum Shellac, Verdigris, Lac Dye,

HATTERS. &c. Msdder, Indigo,

Alum, Cream of TartaJf, Crude Tartar, Cochineal. Solution of Tin, Braxtl Wood, Annatto, Curcuma. Rod Wood, Braztlletto. Sal AKImwnias.

FOR TANNERS.

A Isrgssupply of the best BROWN OlL, by tbe hsrrel and gallon Lampblack. Copperas, snd other orticlee in your iine, which we wtU sell st a •mall advance on cosi.

FOR COACH AND CABINET MAKERS. A fine lot of Coech. Cshinet. Japan and Black Var.iishee. Brushes. Camwood, Glue. *"d sll kind* ot Paint* and Oil*, on which we are prepared to offer you strong inducements '.o boy.

FOR MILLINERS, dec.

A beautiful artideot White Glue, Rusaiart and American Isinglass. Gum Arsbic, Brimstone, Oxalic Acid.dtc which we will aril cheap lor casb.

FOR FARMERS.

A full supply of fresh Medici ft** of aR kinds for family use: Horse Medicines. Fish Oil, Paints, Indieo. Madder, &c cheap lor cash or approved

Pr°dUC#*

PEOPLE IN OEN$RaL.

A splendid aienrtment of Stationary. Sbnsi»ti£g of Cap. Letter and Noie Paper. Envelope*. Steel Pen*, Blue. Black and Red Ink. Paper Standa, ftc..

AL^O—Choice assortment ot the best Tea, selected at the Pekin Tea Company Warehouse, warranted of the best quality, and pricea to suit.

Every article you need in our line, such a* Drugs. Medicines.'Soeps. for wishing and shaving Spicea of all kinds. Oils, Paints. Dye-Stuffs, a choice lot of Perfumery, all the popular Patent Medicines of the day. Window Glass. Honay, Pure Wine* and Liqnor*. (for sickness. only,) Brushes for White-washing, Painting, Dusting, Blscking, cleaning Nails. Hsir, Flesh, fee Shoe hlscking. Bath Bricks. Lemon Syrup. Tobacco, Rappee, Maccabov and Scotch Snuffs, fee ftc.

We have on hand a choice lot of Old Winea and Brandy, soch as Cognise Brandy. 4^»h proot —Madeira Wine, very ohl—-Liheon do, very old— Tenertffe do—Port do. These Irquors we warrant pure, and sell for sickness only.

Also, a large and splendid assortment rf Candies. which we willsrll bv the pound or box. Horse Medicines of all kind* kept constantly wn hand, and f.»r sale cheap.

Our whole time ia devoted to the Dreg Rnsiness: and the preparing and dispensing of .Mi-dieines All orders from our friends wtll meet with our personal attention, and it is nor design to keen a full assortment of every thing in our lit.e. We sre constantly receiving from the various markets, hy arhich means we are enabled to execute orders by .lie package or otherwise, at a* low price* a* UNADULTERATED articlee can bo procured at anv other establishment.

We sra *n licit on* to acquire a character for adlint Good and Gc*vi*k art'de*.

D" Physiciana, Consumers and Dealer* ar* i« vitcd to call and examine mir stock snd prices C. J. ALLISON, ft CO.

Tev»» Han»e. Indiana. Nov 6 1M7-10-tf

SUNDRIES.

KESANlot

or Russian Soap.

Soap Bark, lor cleansing the Hain A small of these rare articles received and lor sale hy WOOD KING. e.'47 8-tf

Vcrmlftiffe, &f., Ac. •f GROtSS Fahaestoek'S Varan togs. XU 10 gross Canadian da 40 doten Smi'hl* Tonic Syrup.

For ss last Proprietor's PSfoes. Msv «2. :847-»-ly WOOD .V, KI^G.

THE BEST

MECHANICAL

PAPER.

thn woni.n.

Tlicf "Srirtilitfc

f%iMcrfcnn"'

Published *i 128 Fulton *trce», New York, i* *d mitred br *11 to be the beet Mechanical publica

tt bs* sitsined a larger drenlatma the* all tbe other Mocbsnieal papers pa Wished in America. snd oosorveee saCb facili'-es tor obtaining the lateai intelligence on Scientific eahject* from •II pans of tbe world that no pabliceiiea af the kind ean compete wiih

Ifceh number remains tram Aiee IO Sefn ae»fintl AfecAeercal of the aw* important invention* a catalogue of harness Pmimti, ss weaed from the Ps'ent Oflka sseh week aoiires ot the progrH* of all new end Sett*fife inventions: tn*rr*etton* tn the vsrieatf Arts and Trades, wttb eafrw-mff «eriaa|«hito sophtcal and Cbemieal expertiaent* tha latest Railroad Intelligence in Europe sod America: all the different Mechanical Moveroeme. paMiehed in! a SerieS slid illustrated with mere than a bmnJrtd e»gee»«j^rs. Ae Ae.

It is pwHltehed weekly in Qo**t.» Fosat. eoaveaiently adapted to atxntae. aid tarnished eo«nirv s»*sctibeiS at the w»w P»w ot TWO' DOI* LARS a yeer—oxs IX ADfaaot, snd the rSatata* der in Six naonthe-

Addreee, poet

ACO

p^wi^Hef*

Rssnd dtdaWiee ef the Mau'lh AaiertCea eontainiog 418 pagra «»f choice reading matter aad illastnrted with more than 38ft engraving^ of new inventions, for sale at the dfBee. pries *2 78.

PARKR MILLS.

WHITE WHEAT ^AMILF FUHR

8UPEltlOR articlS-*-s tonetsAt etfppiy will be kept o* bend. Th*#» srgattag sometkint drfll* el's r*4eesied to trf il.

COLLINS Mtr*RAY.

Tsrrs Hsats, July td 1846-44-tf

POT^tlN & HATHORN.

Mav 8th, «4l-8-!f

CASH FOR WHEAT. rftfP. sahseriher wilt pay the HIGHEST MAR-

KET PRICE for goad CLEAN WHEAT, doltverd at his *«ore. sign of TUB TWO RARIIEM, Comer af 4th sad Nations: Rood street, ar at his MtH aear the river, T*rre Haute

Ofi 8,*47 I tl HORACI BUTTON. if*.". 'i i' ~*i

-i

'J*£

A W A E

Aew Jirriwtl

IIA^DWABE

AT THI2

WEHardware,rseetmgend

FOR PHY8ICIANS.

ar* now onr ftrr parcTtases af Sadlery. Iron, embracing a much larger, ckmprr snd more extensive stock than can be foend et*»wh«"e fn the Wahaah Valley. or in tlte State of Indiahii'. We have added ma*Y hew ariielea, aa well S* ine/etsed tho asaort. ment n*nd variety of many heretofore kept. It will be Onr aim and desire to give setislsction to all who'foay favor u« with their pelrohirge, assuring them (Wftlmut selling at cost^ that our prices will he at a reasonable advance (rofti coat, ana much reducef on some particular kindif of goods, fn tha line nf heavy goods, we offer for tiile— Iron of all kinds. Steel. Spring Steel. HnopTroty

Sheet Iron, Bracer's Copper. Tinned Copper,' Wire. Tin Plate. Block Tin, Zinc, Axle Drafts, ElioYic Spring*, eastero' ground WarfAn Boxes, AnVilg,

Smith's Bellows,Vicee Lead Pip* I to ll. Coil Chaia to |. Hinge* for barn dour* and

*11 kinds of doors. j..» Nsils. Glss^ Oils, Ltsd. PowJ der at retail and hy. tha keg at fft.SO aVid §4,- i$ 00,all kindsof gun fixings, and some real Shot Guns. doit. bia and single lierrel*, for sale low mill Saw*. Cross Cut Saws, Crohars, Mattock*. Pecks.-Log Chains, Trace Chain*, and various other articles not herein mentioned A large snd complete assortment of

POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, st wholesale and retail: a large assortment of Lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain snd cut Shades, snd gilt snd bronxe Stands, side Lamps, store Lampe. (suspending.) and a Urge amity of extra Shades, and chimney* amf Lfmp icka. In the w*v of

HOUSE FURNfsniNG,

including superior extra Tea Waiter* fn ikrttee# •ingle hrsf* AndiroAs. fart£y iron do., Shovel* and Ton git, brass Candle Sticks, brass and DoU shed Snuffers, wire Fenders, tahie Castors, Brit* tanta Tea Setts, block tinTea Pots, fancy Brushes, Crumb-Brushes, real German silver table and tea Sp«onf. ivory table Knives and Forks in setts, .'61 pes.) Carvers and Forks, curtain Pins snd curls in Bsnds, Tra Bells. «xc. &c. Also, numerous other snides which csnnot here be enumsrs. tet. Our assortment nf building material* em* braCS a great varinv of locks and door latchee,ant! those building will find it to th»fr interest, in prices snd vxrietv. to give use call. On hand, as usuaf. a very Isrsestoek of

COOPER'S TOOLS.

Rochester and. Cincinnati manufacture. Wa have taken special pains to procure a large ana wrll selected assortment of Toolg nf sll Kinds, snd we asmire ih« mechanic of any name, that are shall take pleasure in showing or selling hitri a bill.

S A &

Havin* devoted a large share Af otir store, cn« pi ia I a no interest to the ssddle. harness and carriage trimmings, we are prepared with a most complete,seeortmeni of Tree*. Plush, Cloths. Hog Skins. Pad Skinif. Burkles. Terreis nnd Hook*, flames and Chat'tW. Webhing. ThrSnd. Rings, Bttts. Stirrups. Gig Tree*. Lace*of he*utifttl pat. tern*. Fringes Tufts, picket! Mow*, and pure curled Hsir, lop lather, (eastern dresemf.) pa)eAt i^eaiher a verv large aifortmsnt of figured ond plain Rubber Cloth, patent Oil Cloths I to It yards wide. Head Linings, Brasa and Plated Bands, Dashes and Joints, nil cloth Carpeting*,, malleable I runs, a verv first rate piece of DrAh ClotU for seat*, seat Hsndls*. a ml coach doo^ Hinges.

We offer, also, to Shoe nnd Hmt Manufacture era a large aiock of eastern dressed French Calf Skins. Moroec«» di» Lining Skins, Binding leather. Shoe Pegs of sll Sites. Sparrow-Rill*. Copped Nails. Awls, and Awl llaf'S: Shoe Thread, Ham-m»-rs. Pincers. Punchei, Float#. Raspb. Ac. •Cribs highest or ice in cash or good* will be' paid for most kindf of Prodftce.

UTA quantity ol Lake and Kanjtibwa Salt fo^ sale. S. H- POTTER & CO. Terre Haute, Oct. 2, 1847—S-y

STOVE WAREHOUSE/

The svbici ibitt hare ait ftnnd lhe largest and best selected stock of StOVCS, of the brit material, erer offertd in this market.

The ttoVe to which we inVite most sspecial aW Itunon ts the fostly celebrated DOUItLK OVKN COOK STOVE. •—wbioh iSdeCidSie superior to' sny SiOve ever invented. Whrf Because ilie Itcsi bs* the shortest spnea to both oven and the whofo width of tha siovs at onlfe arouittt tbeoveni: anil will hake at oace and e^tal to bsmh. srrtd by having two distinct and eepara'te ovens tii tfie s»ni* (tove, different artirlss can be baked th the same time whtchtcou!f not be done tn a urtgte oven Which fond* io great ecmwtmy ia feel, end ai the aafti* lime *11 oilier culinary operations caA' bS performed a* well a# on any other atova Those iA Wsui of such an snieie wo-jld do wall to oall add examine price and qwahte, before Sadtfinfc ttf a dtstance for so inferior arttelA.

We istv* eleo, the riU£«l* PIlKSIIMf COOK RTOVKs (Istest snd msi» artprursd parterns.)

PARMER* PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Fi»ee«*es. heavy plate. CONGRESS AIR-TIGHT CtK)K STOVE tLETATEO OVEN AS well es the

ROUGH A!*D READY tOOK STOVE Ths proprietors of tlnrf Stove have been awardetf diplomat for the superiority fit this stove overall irthers by the American InstitOte. in the City df New fork, aM the RenaseiaarCuanty Agricultural Society.

The snmmer arrangement oh the hearth of tht* slfflve—where most the colmary and hwilin'j operatrons can be perf«rmed without h-aling ibd Stove— ta of itself an infsUshl* acqutstnoh.

Wa have al*o 1*47 patterns. Troy ft Stanley Air tight (farions shtei) whidh iff paint of performance. bsOuiv, darihility snkl cheat mess, stand n^rtvalod aMd various siga* fruai Pario* Stoves Bog stosee, tor Stnips stfd offices 10-plateCo»k siovr* large 7.plaie stove* to take 9 foot wood, for charebes sod sefnwds Q*1 stmrc* end GrsteS. fonm pipe. Ash |an*. Coal hods. Furaitnra to fit Cook Moves of all i*es, a srngU piece or bv this doxrn: Sm»« Wsfa^ Irons. Coffee tosster# an^ all o'her anirles pertaining to etovea in any way. We bave extra fdatee an hand and I ma ia haike good the failure oi a plate, with despatch.

Resides thi above are have a eery latgssad compiste aesnrtment of Tin and. Jfaptm Ware wbieh w# iMd ttikt at a email advatiee for cask or ucdaabied Credit. N SMI PH ft SONS.

Naifooal Road Street.

8 Vfe base also averv deacription of UCII.lAI W WAIt K, TKA & Sl'GAR KKTTI.ICS —a'lwf orders for Mill casttnga will be promptly ex attl^Kf.

Terre Heme. tVrober 8. IM7-5-«m

SCHOOL BOOKS.

T-HE

subscriber has juet revived fro«s» the east, a large assortment of He boo I Book*, tuek as are now in general wee ia the West. Also, BLANK HOOKS, WRITING AND LETTER

PAPER. ALMANACS, 4te,

whiehheoflersai Wbeieaafo and Retail vSry eheap for Cask, or in egebaage for Paper Rat* at tbe kigbeet market prie*k OHO. W CRtHRY. 3r A s«»pstnor aniele of' Fresh Groawl Ftoa*" caa slwats N» hs4o/ Ci. W. Crosby^ |«l«fnbsr \4j48-l-tt

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