The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 38, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 May 1848 — Page 3

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Wjjutu Coviur^ Ornce,) Tern Haut®, May 20, lo4&

Sfhce our last we have had two arrivals by the j_, river, the Pink from Lafkfelte, and the Swan from j, pitu^urgh By letter from Messrs Harrington &

Hannah, Evaasville, w« learn Ihtittw «twBirr Lady Madison wan loaded by (boa on the 9th ^ihst., principally for Ten* Haute, Clinton and 1 Montestuna. The? state that if the Madison canlf i^not get over the Rapids she will not discharge her cargo, but keep it on board until she can get up.

E. F. & J.

NEW ONLKAX9, May 6.

Fux?«—'The only sale we hear of in 100 bbls .Ohio, at $4iG2i. Holders cm- firm at yesterday's

CoM-Tbe market is decidedly fitmt, and 30c. ha* been oflered awl refused for prime fUtboat *white. 1000 sack* mixed sold at 3So, and a B|tboat load of WTO bbls white, in the car at 40c. ... uL

OATS- NO change in prwes. ,, PORK—sale* ot ILU bbfs Me*) at 6&371, aaiu retail low at #8 J7K«#8UVIL

Bvuc*-Yesterday's prices are folly sustained— ialp 8 casks shoulder* at 2fe, 10 side* at 4c, and a! em ill lot of dear at 4|e. I

LAKP—oaten 100 and VM kegs at 6c, 3S0 kegs and 61 half barrel*, strictly prime, at tile

-GRAND OLYMPIC ARENA. A N

span fingers 131 inches he weighs 432 pounds. The WARM U«K is extensive, entirely new, and of the most magnificent descriution. A fine Brass Band will accompany the exhibition. The variotu* performance* will he remarked for their novelty, splendor ami eff ct, and the most suitable and marmficnni appurtenance*.

The Managers would assure the public, a* they themselves are convinced, bv tlie unparalleled npprohation with which the Olympic Arena ami I?. State* ircus has been reeeiveil in everv city and town which they have thus far visiu^i, they are enabled to produce nn ent-rtiinment 6ir superior to nny hitretofore offered for the patronage of tlie public.

M. Buckley. E. W. Prrrv. G. Barrhelor, J. GDOS

The market generally' characterised by an 115) lbs Eng. Calomel, M0 Iba Roiin soap, impitmd feeling, and incrwute of confidence from 113 A m«?r !HMJ| iba th-itinh Lu*tr«, ihe foreign new*. 16 Blue Mam, aop. 50 hroim- (irven,

U. S. CIRCUS.

CONSISTING OK

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

MEN

AND MORSES.

Munagcr, Mr. E. MABIE, Equestrian Director, M. BUCKLEY,: fMown. CJ. MOORE, Leader of I in ml,

R. S. NEAVE.

rpHE Public of Vigo County, are respectfully 2u lb* Muriate Tin, informed that the aNve celebrated and superb 2 bbls 'astor Oil, estaWifthnifnit will bo exhibited in Terre Haute, on 6 Linked Oil, WEDNESDAY, THE 31ST OF MAY.:*

Jor one day 1 yweet Oil, In making tbe above announcement, the Mana-1M 'rann„v

gers would state that the otnrtany is composed of

a fall and efficient corps of distinguished perfor-

mers. 'l*he Stud of Howes are allowed to be the largest, most beautiful and highly trained of any in America.

In nddition to the ve-y attractive novelties of this Ei]uestrian Company, th Managers have engaged at an immense expense the GSEAT iSnrrm GIAXT, MK. RA.VOM.U who will perfonn his gigantic net on Two M.vtcHrB HAXOVER STEKIW.

Mr. \NDALL, the largest Giant in,the world, tmil of the finest proportion in symmetry, is 7 feer tl inchra in height measure* around the chest 57 inches the calf of the leg 20 inches: and he can in from the tip of his thumb to the end of his

pead. II. Buckle v. G. M.*»re, A. Parker, D. Mar- J™ tin, T. Osborn, Master E. Burklev. E. Perry, D.

Kennefly, and Lrmx, JT'UAV, and Master ALKKUT —entitled the wlebratttl Hoi U\*O FA*II.V. The boautifill Female Equestrian, Miss Laura Buckley. 'Doors open at 11 and 7 performance* commence at 2 and 71 o'clock. *«*ADMISSION—Boxes 50c.: Pit 2.V. Children to the boxes under 10 years of age, half price.

A splendid Brass Band is attached to the Company, who will play some ofthe moat popular aim on entering the rity.

J. \V. BURGESS. AC«MH. I

TV ahovo company will exliihit at NUM A on Tiies»lay tlie 30th.

DR. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, Is ot more value lo Consumptives than all the diamonds in the world, as tlie following persons of Cincinnati testify Mr. Wheadan, (from Wh«a* don & Gest,) R. P. Domtugh, (Ban Franklin Printing Otfiee.) Mr. Bennet. (Gaoe Hardware store,) Mr. Bell,X«ne price store 5th street,) Mrs, Cales, (on (th between Smith and John.) Mrs. S. Mclean, (corner of 9th and Walnut) Mrs. Menken, 3th at.,) Mr. Guthrie, City Hotel, who says that Dr. Hall's Balaam not only cured his cough, but dispersed the Tubercles wbieh tbe Dr. said had form on his Luhfea. Mr. Sieg, at the Gaxcttc office who was cured of a «mgk aad pain tn the breast of lo«g standing. Mr. Johnson, 5th street, saya that Dr. Hall's Balaam not only cured a moat deaperate cough bat atopped the niffht sweats and pain in his breast and side. Ask all these and they will tell you that Dr. Hart's Balsam is a diamond above price, and one that is destined to sparkle in every spot on the wide world when Cough, C«U* and Consumption are known.

A. A. NORTH & CO„

Depot Ne. t2 Walnut street, between 3d and 4th, cast aide. Agent* for the VVeSL C. J. ALLISON & CO., aprUS 321m Agents* Tern Hauie,

WHO WOULD HOT RATHER EN/OT THE pleasure* of Iwdth, and the agreeable omweiouaness af w«|.bring, to the griping pains ef disease —the bitter catrtiauanreof ill-health andtl|'^U^ ing thoughts of never recovering!

But of all diseases who i« not most anxiana to rscape a disease of the Lungsf The vary ides of foiling a victim to Consumption sends a tremor to he kearvauings of fifo. But. oh, bow jeyoas the thought that Un and Hiuurn are still onr own, when just btifore Despair had spread her dark canvass over us.

Such, Mnl rwrfsr.nre the pb—raHs wsetfew experienced W hnndmis wlw by the rum of Dr. WiatarVi Balaam at Wild Cherry, have tfos dire disease siawlylmt swelydrivmErani their «y««m, and health—rosy health, again restored ta their langnishinc bodies. {CrSoc Advertisement. may 6 36 Im

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At die residence of R. Cnrry. In Gslena, 01., Suc.+sy the JOth of April last, ef eeMeetwn the brain, Mue MARY ANN ARNETT, lateof Vsgo county, Ind.

At n«mrland, the nist, NANCY HU 4at'^terof Rivey Modeain.

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FRESH MEDICINES.

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announcing to his friend* and the public generally .that he is now receiving his SPRING PURCHASES, which tbe largest and most general stock of Goods in hia line, that can be ioundin Uua market, all of which will beaoid aa low aa any other house in thia plaoa, aud he pledgee himself to give every satisfaction to those who may fetor him with their patronage

Dealing in none but the IOT arti

cles*, purchasers are respectfully invited to examine hi* mock before trading elsewhere. Orders will meet with the mme prompt attention and prices be fully aalow aa if the purchaser weft* proem in per*

Ginseng, Flaxseed, Feathers, Mustard Seed, & tak :n meat of

will be ia«en A* LASH lor any art lifthmcnt, in which may be fouud a general assort

«N'f Boluuic Mntici*ri, Put*is. OiU, t'»'* /•ff/mnrrwd, Giutftc wdtr, Young R$*ok mnJ Stuck

Tft», $•dk-

Hi* late arrivals cowini in part aa follow*

P. P. arb. Iron, 50 Flour of Hulphur, 50 Red Precipitant, 25

300'

MABIFM PROPRIETORS.

20 ouoces Hvdriodate Po-JOO

tasa,

2 ounces strychnine, Vara trine, 50 lbs Curb. Ammonia, lUO Cream Tartar, l-IO Cart*, soda, 500 Eiwurn salts, 300" Glauber salts, SO Rochellt* sal^ 50 saltpetre, 500 sal soda, 50 Tart. Acid, 25 Carb. Magnesia, 23 alcinttl 100" Chloride of lame 100" Marble Duxt, 100" Plaster Paris, 50 Perlash, 50 Pota.«b, 900" salvratus, 40 Nitric \cid, 25 Muriatic Acid, 500" sulpuric Acid, 50 Auua .Xtnmonia, iO sufph. Ether, JO Nitric Ether, 20 Acetic Ether, 13 Acetic Acid, 20 ounces C'reosote,

Chrome Yellow Parin (Jrwn, Ivory Black, %5 litharge pure Eng Lampblack, dry VVhito Iead, Amer. Red Led, Kng. Ked leatl, Veuitian Read,

White, AX)

*J0 Curroaive Subli- 500 mate, 300 10 Oxalic Acid, 500 15 ouncei Iodine, wMX) 4 Iodine of Iron, 500 3 Iodine of I^ead, 100 keg* W liitel ead, 4 of Mercury, 300 Ihe Puttv, 50 dr m» Sulpb. Mor- 100 Venligri#, phme, :*J0 Yellow Ochn^ 100 ounce* Quinine, 50 atone Ochre, A ounces 8ttlaci!K, JBlue and Red amalia, 10 I ha Bicarb. Potaw, 50 Iba xpan Auuatio,

LANU)JT,

2 siiemi Oil,

Black Varnish, Japan

Red Wood,

5 bbls Alcohol, 2 pure French Brandy, 4

American Brandy,

I cask Peach Brandy, 1 1 1 1 1 4 2 2 50 100

Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,

*VOTiCE

FiLIZA

atlvenK! lo lh08e 01

BETH r. MODES1TT, widow off 11* Jgf Jg

hnrU-s B. Modesitt, det-ease«l late of Terre: Whfirt

mute. V^o Count}, Ind.. will take notice that, j|t

tbe undersigned ill, 'be A°p^lil,e

tween the hours of 8 .\. M. and P. M., and from'

V\1 E-TX MODE-

DANCING AND

BRANCH, STATE BANK OF INDIANA, '7Vrrr JHaute, May 15,1848. A DIVIDEND of five per cent, has been declared upon the capital Stock of this Branch for the six months ending 29th ult. By order of the Boanl. N. PRESTON, CASHIKR.

May JO,

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TO ir.V OF KOSEYlLJLt: up® od ip 66 ax am »i*

rPHE

town of Roseville containing fl»me 30 JL houses, with the adjacent tracia ofl^nd, formerly know as the Mooes Robbins property, is now offered for sale upon the most advantageous terms topoechaaers The plat of Roaeville can he seen at Rfockville in the hands of Mr. Joseph Cornelius, who will receive any application or proposition to purchase.

The plat is so made an to place each house on a

separate lot, the front on the strvet being sufficient and

ly wide, and the lota rtuming back for enough for ul us^ui purposes.

^XOoSDCS)

The (and adiotnmg said town, known as the Robbin's tract, and described as follows, vix: W hf qr see. 22, 14, 8 w—80 acres.

N qr sec. 22,114, 8 w—40 acres. Part of then qr see. 22,114, 8 w—140 acres. VV hf qr sec. IS, 114, 8 west—80 xm N qr qr see, 21,114, 8 w—40 acre*. These lands will he sold in parcels to suit purchasers. at VKRT low prices on una time, vix 1, 2, 3 and 4 year*. The mill and 10 acres of lend on whk4i it is erected, is excluded.

Thi* property is valuable. It is sttnsted on Raccoon Creek, hat a few miles frcftn its mouth, at one of the beet mill seats an that valuable mill stream —the seat is well improved, in the midst of one of the finest portions of the Wafeash Valley, on the state road from Rockville to Terre Haute, 7 miles from the former and 18 from the latter, and with in about 3 miles af the Wabash and Erie CanalsIt cannot but be a desirable location to any rtfle seeking investments in the rich valley of the Wabash.

A portion «f the above described land is under ctdtrration, which ran be shown by Mr. Cornelius, or MOST* Barnes af Roseville.

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To this pMwftr has been, until recently unsettled, but the nnderrfyned has become pawatsssd of «ll the conflicting tttfes, and can now make a good title tn purchasers. Rdwwjeeas to the title is made to Win. P. Bryant or K. W. MeGmwhey, Bears., of RorkvilK or Wm P. t'sher of Terre nsnte-

The title being new settled, Reer?4lle which now contains over 20 bourns, a tavern, smith simp, t» yanl, large milling and carding eetahlisment. and two stores, surrounded by inexhaastftl# coal banks, good stene for but Wing pnrpones, nrast mm beoome thrtwag and boatnees point. It was so in the time of its founder Mr. Robtans, and has only boon tetamed by hts anltmelv death and im consequent anoartaimy aa to utlc.

AH appheatiotts to the undersigned, or to Mr Joasfdi Goroelm* af Rockville for iaformatioa, or to purehase, wfll he promptly attended t*.

A I'RTIN W. MORRIS.

IndianapoSs. April 22, 1^1? (may6 3S

ORE*TOJjhS Ext. Lenten, jma reeved and for JT sale by (dee l.J. AIJJSON AiO

E woons for nlehv dec »-ti CI ALLISON & a

AN OKIM*AN«E

Lev

pure Port Wine,

Teiierifle W ine,

Brown sherry,

Malaga Wine,

Madeira ine,

old Bourbon whisky lbs superior Cayenne Bayl»errv,

100 Maccauba snufl", 20

Rappee snutf,

scotch snuff,

200

superior Tobacco

Fine Cigars, lemon syrup, ('found cinnamou, Ground cloves, Ground spice, Ground Rv. Mustard, Pure salad Oil, shoe Blacking, Perfumeries, Brushes of every description, VWindow Glass, syringes of very superior qumitv, surgical instruments.

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£,

.h .,

spts Turpentine, E

100 lbs Ex Logwood, 5 lbs Ex Bark, 50 Liouorice, 100 IIk Castile soap,

medical uurposee. may()M8 'itil

ept or INGH AM.

J. R. CUN

trying ft taw for the yew 'TR1N 1. Be it*ordained by tho I ommon

SEC

THE Subscriber takea nleamir friends and

Council

re I#

thcfollo^ii corporation for tho proaant year. 4o-wit: AU land*, tenaraenta, hereditament* and tWir appartenancea, all House* hold furniture, all n:era!randi», nimu^a at intweat owing to peraona tobfctfaxed more than hey nay intewt Ibf, and all other debt* owing to them nocn solvent paraona more than they at* indebted for, all tnonaya on hand, toola ana implemwtu, »ux-k in trade, horaea, mutea, aaaea, cattle and hoga coaches carriage*, buggies, wagons, dreys and carta, saddles and hamesa, flocks, walchea, musical inatrumaata, gold and silver ware, andjewel» ry, mapa, paintings and statuary, salt, mdtta.ntra, leather, finished or in vats, lumwr. brick, grain, pork and lard and flour nol iuiondm for shipment, and all other personal properly nol herein enumerated a poll tax on all persons {sane and not pan. per*) over the age of twenty-one and under fifty Year*, and all lands included in the extension act, approved February 16th. 1KK, other than where the aame are laid out in building lota, to he taxed not exceeding the amount levied by the eountv for road purpoaea, and where laid out into building Iota, lo b? taxed the aame as if included in the original limits of the incorporation.

Sec. Be it further ordained, That the rate of taxes, for the present vear, shall bo EWJHT ctarra on every one hundred doflai*' worth of property, and at the same rate for a greater or leaa amount, and that the tax on each poll shall be FIFTY I too*.

Adont^i Mav 1. 184#. WELLS N. MILTON, Par.. p»o T|*. Attest: D. S. DANAUMOX, Clerk. '-f May 6, H836ta

Stuff of VIGO COUNTY.

Alum,

50 Blue Vitriol, 200 Coppt^ras, 400 Camwood, 300 Fustic, 100 span. Mot Indigo, 20 Bengal Indigo, 50 lac D'e, & bbls IOIJWIKXI, 'JuO Iba Madder, Dutch 200 Nicaragua, 100 Red sander*, 100

Cotton do Leghorn and Pulm loaf Fancy summer shawls, Hats, Muslin de laines, Boots and shoes.

Aud almost every article to IKS found in Dry Good stores, nenerallv. 1,000 barrels Kanawha Salt 1(X) bags Rio Coffee 20 hhos. Sugar 50 bbls Plantation & sugar House Mol?W8C9, 6

loaf and rushed sugar

Mackerel Ud SB CSS) a

Guniiowder and Young Hyson Teas, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Ijogwood, Saleratus, Pepper, Spices, «!tc„

A large lot of Iron and Nnils, Queensware, Hardware, &c. Rectified Whisky bv the bbl. I will take in exchange Corn and live, delivered at A. Dean's Mill ami Wheat, Flax-seed and almost all kinds of Country Produce.

All persons indebted to me on the first of January last are requested to call and settle, bv cash or note immediately. JAMES JOHNSTON.

Terre HauU*, May 6'4830in6

LOOK OUT FOR SITES.

CABINET WARE ROOM. HHE undersigned has commenced the Cabinet

1 bv Win Hotel, at the sign of

Making Business, in the shop lately occupied H. Vest, nearly opposite the American

js pre,)urw]

to a ro

neT

day to day between the same hours, as long as may, ^CABINETr LINE, are requested to call Master in

be necessary, before Albert Lange a Chancery, take the deposition "de bem of Roftia Harris, at the House ot» harles Haynes, and of Lucinda W. Smith at the house of Mrs. lir. Lucinda Harris between the same hours on the 20th. uisaid Town of Terre Haute, to IK* read in a| suit hereafter to be commenced, wherein 'haunccv Warren and Francis \. Warren his wife, Wei-! ton M. Modesitt, said Elizabeth C. Modesitt and the underxigned are expected to be parties, and I wherein the interests of the undersigned will be

-ITT.

Terre Haute, May 20,'4^.Mi3 JC9T ssar C£? aa cp dl»

WALTZIN6

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TV/I ONs. DE GRAND VAL respectfully 1T.1 forms the ladiea and gentlemen of Tei Haute and vicinity, that his

erre

A N I N S O O will commence at the Town Hall on Monday, the &Hh of May. 1848.

I*adies, Misses, and Masters to attend in the aftemool! from four to six o'clock, and Gentlemen from 8 to 10 o'dock. on the evenincs of the same days Other days of Tuition will he decided on after the commencement of the school. _Terre Haute, May 20, 184S Wtf

E A N O I O E 8 CinciHHmli JHteirtUementi

th» April Term of tbe Vigo Probate Court, A. D. litta, said court declared the estate of Nathaniel Allen deceased, to be pr«bnbly insolvent. fmlibiro are, therefore, required to hie their claim» against the estate for allowance in the said Probate Court within ten months from the date hereof, or they will not be entitle to payment. ORSON BARBOUR,

Mav 6, 1848 36i3 Administrator

NEIVGOODS.

"I UST received hv the undersigned, at tho old •I stand, a lot of new and seasonable goods, which he is offering at unusually low prices, consisting in purl of 5 Prints, I^awns, Ginghams, Balxarii^t lancn (tin^ham, Vienna PI a ids, Linen Drillings Mohair Barages, Irish linen, Bombazine, French do. Black «fc Fancy (-'ravats ('ottonadea, w, 'Fancy Silk Parasols, Florence Braid Bonnets.

to till all orders, from a cra-

flju? with promptness, and in as good

ntvle and finish, and with as good materials as at

nn( cxnm

good

Those in want of any arti-

jm. specimens and prices.

I All kinds of Lumber and Produce taken JACOB SITES, Terre Haute, May 6,'48-36-tf

STOVE WAREHOUSE.

^jpHE subscribers have on hand the largest and best selected stock of

of the best material, ever offerwl in this market. The stove to which we invito moet especial attention is the justly celebrated KKSOK DOUBLE OVEN COOK STOVE. Which is decidedIv superior to any stove ever invented. v\ hyf Because tho heat nas the shortest space to both oven and the whole width of the stove at once around the ovens: and will bake at once and equal in both, and by having two distinct and separate ovens in the same stove, different articles can be baked at the same time which could not he done in a single oven which tends to great economy in fuel, and at the aame time all other culinary operations can be performed as well as on any other stove. Thoee in want of such an article would do well to call and examine prices and quality, before sending to a distance for an inferior article.

We have, also, the

PHOENIX PREMIUM COOK STOVE. (latest and mast approved patterns.)

FAm!&K'8 PREMIUM COOK STOVE, Five sires heavy plate. COHORCSS AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVE*

EUEVATET* OVEI

REsatjer

ROUOH & READY

44 1

We have also, 1848 patterns. Tmy 9c Stanley Air-tight, various stxos, which

in point of performance, beauty, ^durability and cheapness, stand unrivaled awl various sixes Drum Parlor stove*. Box stoves, for shops and offi•plai foot

CM: 10 take 3

stove*, Hox stoves, tor shops late Cook stovnr large 7-plstn stoves to wood, for drarehw and school*: "oal

stoves and grates, stove-pipe, ssh-pans, coal hods, Fumitnre to fit Cook stoves of all sixe*, a single piece or by the doscm stove wafsl irons, coffee toasters arid all other ariiHee pertaining to stoves ift any way. We have extra plates on hand and iron to make good the failure of a plate, with de spnteh.

Baskfce the above we have a very large and com' piece assortment of I N A N A A N W A E

Vbieb ure now offer at a small advance for cash or undoubted credit. N. SMITH & SONS. National Road street.

P. S. We have every description of Hollowware, odd lids, tea and sugar kettles, and a foil sett of patterns for Mill casting*, which we am prepared to am at start notice and at low rates. Orders pMnmpily itttiwM to,_ april 2?H835tf

y^jTALDRONH Grsin and Grass scythes, for

aprifiTOjSr JOB. A. BlfJGA

iM**0i.rri0A\

THE

partnership heretofore existing under the firm of Simon A. Merahler, was dissolved on the 1st of Marth last.by mutual consent. All persons indebted will call at the old stand sad setlie soon as |MnN

Apri12r4« SOfyOMON HERSHLER.

From nnutmrgh. TONS asemiMi Iron,

50 Bags assorted Cotton Yarn. Jan BKMENT4.CO.

A O a a

the Courier office. ..

TO TJttJLOMttt,

D. HULL'S "SYSTEM OF*

A E N I N B1HIRD Edition, sfMily enlarged and ImprovJ| ed, illustrated with ot50 DiagNinu and Engravings showing tlie way to cut uvpry description of Gentlemen's Dresa without a master,

I fully agree witil Mr. Bheble's opinion, that it excels all other systems, so far as my knowledge extends. AARON PANCOAST, 206 L'hosnut street.

One or more copies of the system, with accompanying scab's will be sent to any paft of the

country free of postagi PRICE.—To suDscrim*raby mail, single copies $10 To clubs of five, do, §40

All orders adreased to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. H. D. HULL, mayt»'4836t3 Merchant Tailor.

L^Tnis house continues to receive regularly by each express the Cheap publications of the principal publishing Houses of the United States, as soap us issued, and are enabled to supply orders in large or small quantities, at the publishers lowest prices.

Particular attention paid to country orders and amenta supplies, which are regularly and promptly

N. B- This house has no connection with any Eastern publishers, and is not interested in forcing their publications of one price to the exclusion of all others.

The faithful execution of subscriptions to Periodicals may be relied upon. niayti'483rtf

NEW SILK~HOUSE UV CINCINNATI.

TDMSLEY & [Of Philadelphia.]

HAVE

opened a WHOLESALE SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS Establishment, in Cincinnati, at the South East corner of Pearl and Walnut streets, opposite the Penrl Street House, where they offer for sale at the lowest New York and Philadelphia cnsli prices, a full and entire new assortment of Goods in their line, composed in part of SILKS—Extra superior Brocado, Pckin Amours,

Grode Rhine, Plain Plnid, Striped and Chameleon, Poulet de Soi, Brochn, plnin and fancy Grode Swiss do Grodinaplis, Foulards, Lutestring, Glasoe, Singlo and Double, plain Plni.l# aud Chameleon.

Chevcraux—white, black and dark colored. Also, a Splendid assortment of Ladies and Gents, Silk, PicNic and Cotton Mitts and Gloves of all colors ..'V., j/ic LADIES'and GENTS, SILK HOSE GENTS, SILK CRAVATS—English, French,

Itajinn,German and Canton HDKFS.—Damask, Coras, Printed, Pongee, Choppers, and Linen Cambric LADIES'HDKFS and CRAVATS-Satin, Silk,

Sewing Silk. Nett Points and Ties, Linen Cambric. plain, Revere and French Needle Work, French, Swiss and Scotch Needle Work, and Tamboure and Collars, Capes, Chimazetts and Habits. 43 DIFFERENT STYES BONNET RIBBONS, embracing all qualities and styles, Misses and

Cap Ribbons, Velvet, Satin nnd Taffta Ribbons Galloons FRINGES—Linen, Mohair, and Sewing Silks for

Mantillas

GIMPS-BUTTONS-Grnduated leaves and Braids CRAPES—Black, White, Blue, &, Rose. Also,

Crape Leise: SHAW lis—Silk Brocade, Grode Rhine Bernge Mouslin de Laines, Rotneo, Etnb'd. Fcllct, Linen and Cotton Nett. LACES—Valencia, Gimpure, Egvptinn, Tlirend and Silk Run, Silk and Cotton Nett* for Caps,

Italian sewing silk of the best qualities. FRENCH, GERMAN and BRITISH DRESS (J( K)DS, consisting of—

Linen and Mohair Lustres Linen and Woolen Borages, plain & colored Grenadines CUIITO (kinlos Plnin and Fnncy Mouslin do Laines Lama Plaids

rpHE

the w|||e sciupon ai^entireRight angles, {Wfl lie fully

or 8ixe and Htughth, whereby a coat may be cut in dealers in Dry anyarvu: orrAS8iri*,byany pen»«of ordinary skill and taate, withoutfwaching. This work, containing alikeness of the author, will bo accompanied by a pamphlet of letter* of recommendation and cartineates from over 500 practical Tailors in every port of the country, who are using the system with entire confideitop and success. iJy tlie use of (his tyatem. a sure rrr ia tlie inevitable result.

ECO ME N A TIO NS PRIUHNUJIUA, Aug. 25, 1847. Mr. D. Hull—Dear air After using your sys tem four months, 1 take pleasure in saying, that, although inexperienced, NOT O.VE AI.TSKATIOK has been necessary, it having in all cases, made soon FITS, and would therefore recommend it to th» TRADE aa being superior, in my opinion, to all other Rules. P. B. SHEBLE, 229 Cheanut street.

Prince Albert Cloth French.German and Mancester Ginghams AF^Sf)—A full assortment of FANCY LAWNS

All of which have been purchased within the last sixty davs, and additions to the stork are daily being made by a competent buyer residing east.

Cincinnati, April 8, lB48-32-3m

WOOL CARDING BV QQ CD £JU S2CC CB3GE3 the old stand, on the bank of the River, JL near the steam mill. -ALSO— Fiillin? iiikI Clolli OrrMiiiff Done at all seasons of the year, in first rate style and at short notice.

Remember tho place where vou can always get good work. .^.4. Terre Haute, April 29, '48 35m6. to

To (he ^lockholders9m or THE I

TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND A I O A O A N OU are hereby notified to pay to J. H. Turner, at the store of Warren Sl Turner, the sum of four doltera, on each share of stock, subscribed for in said company, on the first of July next.

Books are now opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John Crawford and Jacob D. Eeariv, as commissisonere, and wilt remain open until the 15th day of July next the payment of one dollar on each share is required at the time of subscribing. C. ROSE,

Pres. of the T. H. Riulroad Co.

Apri!29*483tof.

filonTpAnMr

THE

subscribers wish to give notice that they have erected a Factory two and a half mi!« and are in

ere tn

our Staple Goods aad Sheeting, a I

April 15-4833tf

f~T%

TOthe

Cincinnati, O.

"CINCINNATI BtOK STOlE.

E O E S A I S E Periodical and Cheap Publication Depot of

ROBINSON & JONES.

"VT"(| 10 west 3d street, a few doors from Main, JL fnd directly opposite the Life and Trust Company Bank.

All kinds of Country Produce Terre Huute, April, 1, 1848. 31 6m

FLORENCES—India Satin and Sanscheir BONNET SILKSGlasee,Satin andGrodo Niiple.«, Foulard Grenadines, Also, 3-4,4-4 and5-4 Grod|

Rhine for Mantillas SERGES—Black and fancy colored, of all wkltlis and grades SATINS—Black, colored and Chaineleon, for: dresses VESTINGS—Satin, Silk, Brocade, Cashmere,Lin-1 en, Marseilles, Barnthea, Veuitian and Damask KID GLOVES—Alexandres, Gonet Chesau and!

ARE

TING LEY & BURTON.

Armiesburgh, Ind. iarturinB loths. Flannels, Sati-

south-east of operation, manufacturing nets and Blankets on the foil owing terms: laths wide 4S ct». I Satinets, 40 cts. Flannel 40 indies 30

Blankets, by the pair $3

Wool Carded and Sptm at 161c. per pound the wool must !e eiean and clear from all hanl sab stances that would injure cards.

All kinds of country Canlinff and Cloth Dressing attended to with despatch. Cloth left at the store of Warren dtTnmrir. Ttne Haute, will be taken and returned when finished. All dark colors on Cloth SO cts. per yard and all other work in proportion.

Famer* Produce taken in payment for work. april22-4«34m4 LOWRT &. Mrt UNE

A E S A

FORWARDIN0

A COMMISSION

saa OB aeniABia, COVINQTONJTND.

Muck 4. ItMS-K-lf

O N A W O O If 1 1

wmy«»b & mumoU

Ofirr Itm doors tccti of the Bank raarthir4H»tf

A A I

seph's ollflgP, Bardstown, and for the last tluw

Silly

eare in the cftv of Louisnlle, Ktmtucky rnmectinforms "the ladles and gentlemen ot this rity, that he will shortly have the honor to visit Terre Haute, in his professional capncitv, and will iy to devote the vacation allowed to him by

the difforen: institutions, where he has been Hpctrd teacher: to the instmction of a class of ladies and gentlemen, in the latest style of dancing, waltxtng, with the various polka's, &c.

Mr. I Grand. Val is the nearer of several letters of introduction, which he will deliver on bis arrival. Reference can be obtained from the editor of thia saner.

I ly apprise bis friends and the pnhlic generally that he is now in receipt of a full and general assortment of goods in hte line, embracing

DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, ... HAROWAHR. .A UU EENS W A E, iBlX»TS & iWOES,

CHEAP SPRING GOODS .AT THE

W A A S S O E

subscribers, on National Roaii Street, opposite wjr wi i»w», «u I are now receiving a splendid STOCK of NEW GOODS-juM pftrcnased rfj. p^, wHd, '°r

O I N E A I E

Wfi AitOQk

AIWJDI

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by [aprl5'4833tf]

TEURE HAUTE'/ INDIANA. STRAUS & JSA ACS,

LAR(»E and choice assortment o£Gen^emen's Spring and Sumnier Clothing on hand and for

stde at the above establishment. The subscribers respectfully inform the inhabitant* of Terre Haute and surrounding countrv, that they are receiving and will continue to receive from their l#orrsviLLK HOUSE, a first rate suppfy of every kind of GENTS1 WEARING APPAREL, amongst which will be found the following IIIM4**. Frocl* nii1 Sack Rnf*, Vol* nixl P^ailnlooias, Of every kind and qunlitv, suitable for the approaching seasons*. Also, WHITE CHECK and HICKORY SHIRTS, UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS, HAXDKEROHIEKS, CAPS, SI-SPENHERS, ROUX DA

and TRUNKS. The proprietors take this means of returning tfieir thanks to those friends who have patronized them during their brief stay in Terre Haute, and beg to assure them and tlie public generally that they will continue to use their best efforts to give entire satisfaction, and, at the same time pledge themselves lo sell lower than any other other House in the valley of the Wabash. This they CAN no, from being the MANUFACTURERS OF ALL THE CLOTHINO THKY OFFER FOR SAJC besides which, they can WARRANT THT WORKMANSHIP—their Clothing being made under the superintendence of experienced and talented cutters. A complete a-wortment of Boy's Clothinc kept constantly on hand

KT COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUPPLIED ON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. -C# April l'4832tf STRAUS ISAACS. N. B. Any garment purchased nt this establishment, exchanged if not fully approved. OCT Observe the "Ijouisville Clothing Store." jj-.-

WII.SON1, STARBtRD & SMITH,

•WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

MAIN STREET* LOUISVILLE, KY.,

now in receipt of their Spring supplies of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Patent Medicines, Surgeon's Instruments, Paint Brushes, Spices, Window Gla#s, Shon Furniture, Vi* als, Bottles, Perfumery, Virginia, Missouri and Kentucky Manufacture*! Tobacco. Their stock was purchased upon the very best terms of Importers and Manufacturers, or first hands, and is one of the largest mid most complete in the United htHtes.

They would respectfully invite the attention of Drugjrists, Merchants, Physicians, Manufacturers, and dealers generally, to their stock before buying elsewhere, as they are prepared to warrant the quality of their giHxls, and arc determined to sell them for cash or to prompt dealers on the usual time on as good terms as any other House in the West or Southwest, or on an average as low as they can bis bought East in the quantities usually bought by Country Dealers, with carriage, insurance, and exchange added. They have resident agents in the'East, through whom ihey are enabled to keep their stock complete and fresh during the season. Persons who cannot visit the city, bv sending them their orders shall he served as promptly and with goods alas low rates and as of good quality as if tliey were here in person.

The following compose a part of their l»t« receipts es l.i 100 barrels A him, sni«h YVliiii ng. Vcmiinn

cases 1 .iquonce,

SO dozen Sweet Oil, 100 do 1,200 do Phila. Blacking, 30 do 200 do Paint Brushes, .50 do 600 do Scotch Snuff, 100 do 3,500,000 Percussion Caps, SO do 300 gross Matches, 50 do 500 reams Cap paper, asxort., l.r0 do 800 do letter do do n0 do 30,000 Ihs Prime Madder, 10 do 10,000 lbs choice soft Indigo, 5 do 3,1)00 jrr. Vial & Bottle Corks,

SniritsTurnentine, Tanner's Oil, No. 1 Castor Oil, Winter Lard Oil gr'd St. chop'd Woods Copal Varnish, Japan do Black ,*do

N. B. Ginseng, Beeswax, Flaxseed. Furs, Skins, Flax and Tow

the Court House, in Jacob D. Early's Mock, in New York, by one or most kinds of trade.

with a cheap stock, to which they invilfe td i$£0nti«ti of theitfustemers and We think it unnecessary to go into a general enumeration of articles among I ne found some 600 pieces Calicoes of ev6ry style. lpO.pieces Bleached Shirtings

ofSpun Cotton yam andfethef d*di««tic Gaads. A great variety of Sum

mer roods, for Meir% and Boys, Panut, t«ats, Slb. l^rgp^to^k Npuons for the wholesale

"*k FANCY' Embracing a great variety of Dry Goods,^Shawls, 8otr£iv Edgings, La^ns, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet and other Silks, Parasols, Steel Beads, Purse Twist, lasps, Jtc.,

Auao—tLinen Goods for Men's woar, Linen Ginghams, Irish Linens*Au\, Men's Fashiona^e Pmr, Si/t, Ijtgki'tH and f'tiltp Huhty linn Hi-fii, C'irpettMti Paper Htufifg* ami Bordering, Mulling, Omtlt MHii En'tfrn Sol' fatlAn, Qtrrwmnre, ClncMV, fv», d-c-

Also—A choice article of Black and Green Teas, very superior superior Rio and Java Coffee, and a general stock of Groceries, On the opening of tlie Canals North, we snail be in receipt ot additional supplies during the spring and summer. The highest price paid for Produce, Rags Feathers, &c.

Y"f GOOD

Ever offered in this place, all of which he intends to sell for CASH, and at Cash p^ces. As the Goods an* ail new, they having been bought last month, and after an unprecedented fall in prices^of nearly all kinds of Merchandise, the present is the greatest opportunity for purchasers.

ALSO, A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

KE1DY-1»I1I)E CLOTHING,

Which is kept separate up-staire.

BOOTS & SHOES, HA I S, CAPS &

And a gfertt mkrty other Articles. Suffice it to say that' my assortment is complete. All I want is a thorough eqamination of my stock to convince you, at once, of the facts here asserted. I am alwavs willing to show goods witltout charge. Country Merchants and l'edlers, are particlarlv invited to call, as 1 can hold out great inducements for theni. I haVe constantly a person engaged in New York, for tho express pur|ose of watching the market, and selecting for me the latest and choicest patterns. These advantages enable me to compete with any Wholesale^ House in tlie West. *n "---'-ce taken in exchange for Goods.

O I S I E

CLOTHMJTG **STORE.

(TWO DOORS EAST OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE.) W'

COOPERSTools,

O YES! O E 8 O S I WEST SIDE ?F THE PUBLIC SQUARE. mrnrnrnm Jm.m isaxw».M4 n^HANKFUL for past favors, would respectful-

ii HATS, CAPS,, Ac., &..c

All of wmrti haveheen selected whh the greatest tare and which he is prepared to sell low for Cash, exchange for approved Country Produce.ireltasais are reimeemilly invhml to call, examine thenmetves and be satisfied thdt my price* are low. ...VH iclc, for sale by

RDOM Wi«, a first rate artii JOB.

GOLDEN

A. BIGGS.

Syrup, choice article for tible

for Mieby

spril^'48 32tf JOB. A BIGG»

J|ARVKY MANN'S suprrioraxes, warrantel, for sale April 8 "46 S JTM A.

worn

POTWIN & HATHORN.

EX 71

AGENTS WANTED

CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY throughout United Status. To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is offered—with a small capital of front $25 to #100. A chance is offered, whereby an Agent can make from $10 to $25 per week.

JOT For particulars, address (post paid) WM. A. LEARY, april8'48 32tn3 No 158 North Second Street, Philadelphia.

NOW IS THE TIMH TO BUY YOUR (JOODS CHEAP!!

IHIOLESALG AND RETAIL CASH STORE. A ID A N O THE

subscriber would announce to the public of Terre Haute and its vicinity, that he has taken the Store formerly ocrupied by Messrs. Simons & Hershler as a Clothing Store, situated two doors west of Nippert & Molitor's store, National Road street, where be is now opening one of the largest, most desirable, and best selected assortment of

PO TWIN i. HATHORN.

DAHD H. ARNOLD.

BOLTS, IIATS,

100 barrels Coppfeis, .V do Plaster Paris, l.VXl boxes Window (Haw,

8&I,

IMri

Viols and Bottles, Shop Furniture, Ground Pei»jK-r, Virginia, Tobaco^, Missouri,

1000 200 .W .VK) 200 :wo

Iiord and Country Produce generally, taken in exchange for their goods, or in payment of debts due them. march2.v48 :t0tf

Kentucky

30 casks Chlorade of Liinc, 40 Saleratus, .,.M.

Linen, Country Cigars. Cotton,

Trnss Hoops, aleo an assortment of

Coopers for sale by oopen aprilW'48 32 tf JOS. A BRIGS.

NO.aprilft'48

1 Mackerel, a superior ariicle, for sale by 32tf JOS, A. BIG(»S,

AST STEEL SHOVED, "NeffvV Brothers4 manufacture, warranted equal to "Ames,"

and for sale one dollar per dtnen cheaper, ly aprilf'4J»32tf JOS. A. BlfJGH.

CIDER

VINEGAR, a choice article, for sale by april 8 '4rt 32 ti JOS. A, Bl HiS.

7•)

fiT KEGS White tmd, No. I aad pure, a warranted srticlc for sale low by April 8 48 tf JOS. A. BIGGS.

iHWAB\SH ERIE CANAL INDIANA.

raiHEundcreigncd will receive sealed proposalt) I at Terre Hsutr, Indiana, on the 84th day of Mav next, for th*- eonstrnction of Forty Miles of the "Wabash & Erie Carnal, extending from Tern* Haute to Point Commerce, on die West Fork of White River. The line will be divided into sections about a half a mile in length, and will embrace the variety of work usually pn-eented on a similar division of Canal amongst which is one reserjpir, a number of lift-locks, culverts, &c., tog*tSpr with the re-building of a portion of Eel nver dam. and the guard-lock connect«i therewith

Pavmefits will be made as the wflk advulees, in par fnnda.

The line to be let will be ready for insp«mion bv the 1Mb of May, and by the SKhh of that month, the plana, specifications, estimates of quantities, &c., will be exhibited at tfat Engineer's Office, in Terre Hunt*.

Dated Tern Haate, 17th Mareh, 1848. CH ARLES B1TLER, THOS. If. BLAKE,

AUSTIN M. PUETT,

i' «Trwn*a of the Wabash 1 Eric Canal April I, "48-31 ti'#

E I I N E S

Bouses

Famkly and Plantation

TAMESJOHNSTON, merchant, and JR. CUN'•J WGHAN, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, are the agents for the sale of House's popular, and highly approved Medicincs, consisting of

HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC, A pleasant and never foiling cure for Chills, or Ague and Fever, in the short time of three to five hours, and a remedy in Bilious and Remittent Fa* vers. The cures on the wrapper of Nine and Ten years standing, are the most remarkable on record, proving it to nave been superior to ALL other remedies in the cure of latermiuents. Pricc tl.OO per bottle. HOUSE'S PILE OINTMENT. soothing, and decided cure for Piles and for Sums, Bruises, Mashes, Sprains, external Soreness, Fresh Cuts and W'otfnds—and as an external application in Rheumatism—its effects are immediate and truly astonishing. No family should be without it, a lady who had used it said, "it is worth five dollars a thimblefull." Pnce $1,00 per bottle. llonee's Yt'getotble Pill. The BSST general Family Medicine in the world. sy are the only certain remedy ever discovered the cure of the Rheumatism—^as thousands can tell the story—who are now rejoicing in health— who were victims of this painful disease. Price 50 and 25 cents per box.

NOTE.—This Pill can only be had at a lew places in the State—the Tonic and Pile Ointment, in almost every town in the State. JAMJES JOHXSTOJT keeps a desirable stock of Dry Goods, J. R. CVXINOBAM has a choice stock of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye-stuffs, &c. all orders promptly attended to. Prescriptions carefoUy and neatly put up. 4p«l2»4

r~A,KS sal soda, 2 do Epsom Salts, 4 'aaes Ext. logwood, 10 Blls. assorted Dye Woods, reccivod per Steamboat Yankee.

April 22, 34-tf CHAS. WOOD.

The lie ad from this manufactory for sale by apnl22^4834 CHAS. WOOD.

BLUE

rJ^HE

IJCK Water in barrels, Congress wa* il ter in Bottles, for sale by -fl april 22, 34-tf CHAS. WOOD. 1|

THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

CONSUMPTIVE UP It UB 3K? SS 3 3

Witl please read the following state* ment from the Harrison Gazette.:

incredulous are invited to read the fof*

lowing note from the Rev. Mr. Coldron, whose ch a a or an a it an a bove suspicion, and have their doubts dispelled as to the superiority of a, WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, over all remedies now before the public of tho same character.

CORYDOM, Ind. Jan. 28, 184ft.

It is no less a duty than a pleasure to state, for* the benefit of the afflicted, that I consider WISTAR'S^ BALSAM OK WILD CHERRY a great blessing to the human race. Having tried it in a case of severe affliction of the Lungs, I unhesitatingly recommend', it to those similarly afflicted, as th6 beat remedy II--: have ever tried, and one .which cured me when* physicians said I must die, and when I thought, myself that my time to depart wus near at hand.

THOMAS COZZENS.Iji

GLOUCESTER COUNTY, ss.

13UR E WHITE LEAD! The subscribers ft have been, and are now manufacturing White Lead of the finest quality, which tliey will warrant to be STRICTLY PURE, and entirely tree from any adulteration.

B. A. FAHNESTOCK &. CO.

WM. CO£DRON.

On or about the 13th day of October, 1841,1 was taken with a violent pain in tlie si^p, near the liver, which continued for about five days, and was followed by the breaking out of an ulcer or an abcess, which relieved the pain a little but caused me to throw up a great quantity of offensive matter, and also much blood. Being greatly alarmed at this, I applied to a physician but ho replied that he thought he could do but little for me, except give me some mercury pills, which I refused to take, fesling satisfied that they could do no good. Mrtny other remedies were then procured by my wife and friends, but none did me any good nnd the discharge of blood and corruption still continued every few days, and at last became so offensive that I could scarcely breathe. 1 was also seized with a violent rough, which nt times caused me to raise more blood than I had done before and my disease continued this way, still1 growing worse, until February, when all hope of my recovery was given up, and my friends all thought I Would die of a gal lopping consumption. Al this moment, when niy life was apparently drawing near its close, I heard of Dr. WisTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and got a bottle, af which relieved me immediately and by the use of only three bottles of this medicine, all my pains Were removed my cough and spitting of blood and corruption entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my health was restored, so as to enable me to work my trade, {which is a carpentw,) and up to this time I have enjoyed goood health.

HABDO.VFIELB, N. J. April, 1843.

Personally came before mr, tho subscriber, ono of the Justices of the Peace in and for the said county, Tliomas Cozzcns, being duly affirmed according to law, saitli tho above statement in all things is true.

Affirmed before mc on the 3fHh of April. J. CLEMENT, J. r. Sold by J. D. PARK, (successor to Sandford & Park,) Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent for the South and West, to whom ail orders must be addressed.

J. R. CUNINGHAM, CHAS. WOOD Terrellautc. C.J. ALLISON&,CO,)

Ami by appointed agents in every town in dio *intru „..r -aprilfi4^32lyu

l*rr fit titerv, &c.,

i.^RENCH and German CologacJ jI? Palchouly, Bergainot, V' Geranium and other Extracts,

BRUSHES—Hair

fa/f

Shaving and Toilet Soaps, every variety, Lily White, Prepared^Chalk, Hair Dye, Hair Tonic, Tfcwrtft** Balm of Columbia, Tooth Brushes, English and American, Tooth Powder, Hsir and Flesh Brushes. or sale by *1 MCHAS. W(X»D, li Marehll, 184«-»-tf

Bnisbes, an exwllent quality,"

Flesh do. Shaving do. Tooth do. Also,1 Scrubbing,Scouring, ami Tanner's Blacking Brushes Shoe Brushes Paint Brushes Varnish do S»h Tools Marking do Camel H?r Pencils, &c., for sale at CHAS. WOOD.

March 11, '48-28-1

Vigo CollegiaIc Institute. an JTHMT§ FACULTY E. THOMPSON BAIRD, Eso.. President, and

Professor of Moral Sci nce, niysica, aiti atin. JOHN B. L. SOULE. Profossor of Greek. Belles I^ettres, and General History. WM. BAIRD, Profeeaor Matlicrasiica.^ A. H. LUKEN, Tutor of German. CHARLES ANDERSON, Tutor in English. I

Instruction is also giv^n in Music upon the PtaW no, by Miss ELLEN E. LAWRENCE. ¥P SPHERE are two deportments, Male and Fe4

I. male, kept entirely apart, with different en-, tranctfs and play-grounds, separated bv the largo edifice, in front of which is the main College Campus. The design of the Trustees and the Faculty Is to make this an Institution every way deservingf public confidence and patronage. The course of| instruction, which wilf btf conducted on the mostj^ thorough embraces all the parts of complete Classical, Mathematical, PhilosophicalJt and Polite Education.

TTie Collegiate yew is divided into two sessions of twenty-two weeks each, commencing respectively on the 3d Monday of February, and the 2d Monday of September. The terms of tuition are,!

Terre Haute, March 4, '4&

Bandoline, Bear's Oil, HI, #T9KF IFJ" hi Mscrassar Oil,