The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 June 1848 — Page 3

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COTTON

June 3, '48 40L

June 3, '48 40.

5 bbls Sugar House do

YARNS.

"1 AAfl U» Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn No. 500. J.UIFU 1000 Itvk do do* _a 600. 500 do 100 do Battings.

do' 700.

ln,Store and for sale at CLARK'S,

CROCKERY

A Well selected stock of Crockery, Gli Hard Ware. Grass and Grain Scythe^ Rope and Cordage, Rope for Pftckir and for wile at'

wf Ware, Snathe*. in stpre'

FLOUR.

*A Barrels of Crosbys choice Brandt of Family kept constantly on hand and for sale, by the barrel, or by the small, at

June3M840tf CLARK'S.

CHEESE.

Western Reserve Cheese in store CLARK'S.

*-»UU and for sale at

SALT.

AO Barrels Kanawhav Salt. J"*" .V) do like 5000 Lbs.

June

5IHIDS

Bacon, in store and for **1$ CLARK'S^

3,'48 40.

TAR.

Barrels, of Caorlina Tar. 75 Tar Cans, for sale at June 3, '48 40.

CLARK'S.

SUGAR.

New Orleans Sugar in store and for sale nt CLARK'S Corner. June3,'48 40tf _______ TEa

CHESTS of Imperial Tea. 3 do Young Hyson, June3,'48 40tf For sale at CLARK'S.

MOLASSES.

BBTJS

of Prime Orleans Molasses,

In store and for sale at Juue3'48 40tf CLARK'S.

TORACCO.

BOXES 7 olug Missouri chewing Tobacco, boxes 1 lb plus Kentucky do do 10 do Young's premium James River Virginia do tl barrels cut smoking do., for sale at

June3'48 4otf CLARK'S.

CINCINNATI

5 bbls old Monongh«le pipe Signett Brandy do American do do Madeira Wine 4 do Lisbon do do Sweet Malaya, In store and for sale at

June3'48 40tf

WHISKY. a prime ar-

BBfiSof Cincinnati Whisky

EAGLE HOTEL.-

FJMIIE old Man*i House in Terre Haute, on Market street, at the corner of Mulberry, two squares north o! the Court House has been entirely re-fittod, and repaired throughout, and is now otf»Ted'ti1he travelling public and boarders, ns one «f the best Inns in the place, and will be known iicrp:iftnr, n» the

EAGLE HOTEL. Conducted bv the undersigned, who has spent several years of nis life in

lit*

the entertainment of the public—and

ject to render my gueft. comfortable while under my riwf. and for this end no pnlns or attention will be spared. mi jCk ob ana Will always bf supplied with the best products 'affords that the country that can be had, and my

lI"Tweil

prepared by the best cooks

STABLE

Will bo tilled with porvender.aml attendI ed by the most careful

ostlers. Intending to devote mv pers6nal attention to the

E A E O E

It shall always be my aim to let no one depart dis* sati«fied. The public are respectfully invited to call and see if we do not redeem every pledge we have here made. Respectfully,

DAVID W. CLOVER.

N. B. All the stages call at the House for passengers. Terre Haute, June 3, 1848 40tf

I'N|*

SillC!.

Ml subscriber has on hand the machinery for a mill one-horse pow«r has been used for turning—which he will sell low. A good cow, that would have a calf in September or October, would be taken in part pay. A small poney broke to rido and very gentle is for sale.,

June 3 '48 40. t3 GEO. HTTSSE\

Sale ol orfcilrd School l,V\D*.

OTI E is hereby given that the undesigned

N door in Terre Haute, Vigo county, State of Indi ana, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M„ on the 5th day of August, A. D. 1848, the following tracts or lots of lands forfeited for the non-payment of the interest dite on them to the Congressional Township in which they are situated to-wit: Lots No 3 and 15 in section 16, township 13 North, of range 9 West.

Terms of sale regulated by law. W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor. June 3, 1848 40 [Pr's, lee $3i62t]

Sale of Forfeited School l,WDV

NOTK

E is hereby given that the undersigned rrr^rr. will offer at public sale at the Court House V\f door in Torre Haute, Vigo county. State of Indi- .,0?.'

... igo county. ana, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A, M., and 4 o'clock' P. M.. on the 5th day of August, A. D. 1848, the following tracts or lots of land forfeited 'for the non-payment of the internet diie on them to the Congressional Township in which they are situated, to-wit:

I/t No 15, in section 16, township 12 North, of range 8 West. Terms of sale regulated by law.

W. N. HAMILTON. Attdfmt.

June 1848 40 [Pr's. fee $3:621)

GREAT NATIONALTWORK.

•f History of the

AND LIVES OF THE HEROES OF THS O I N E E N E N E A E S E E S O N An elegant volume with 18 fine Steel Plates, and nearly 200 beautiful Wood engravings. "This is a splendid Book. A valuable addition to the Historic Literature of our country. We are much mistaken if it does not take rank with the -works of Irving and Prescotttf'—f Frankfort Herald. "It surpasses any similar work yet offered to the American public."—fNeal's Gaxette. "It may be properly considered a popularised Military History of the Revolution, extremely well and judiciously written^-fX. American. "The present work on the Revolution and its Heroes, is su—1 nny that has

both in extent and design to re come under our notice."—

connected history of that eventful peri-

Decide!^v'the best popular Histoid of the War of the Revolution ami it* HeroeeCrtKat has yet been ctvento the conn try. "-[Saturday Evvi\»t.

AGENTS WANTED

To Canvass for tta above elegant Work, in every county and town of the United Slates to whom the most liberal inducements will be offered.—

Add

N®. 15S North 2nd street, Philadelphia. May'2T4839m3

E I I N E S

F&ESH MEDICINES TERRE HAUTE

Dealing in none but the BEST arti

cles, purchasers are respectfully invited to examine his stock, before trading elsewhere. Orders wilt meet with the same prompt attention and prices be fully as low as if the purchaser were presnt in per*

"©insenjj, flaxseed, Feathers, Mustard Seed, &.<*. will be taken as CASK for any articlawn the establishment, in which may be found a general assort ment of

Mineral and Botanic Mrdirinr*. Paint*. O1$, Vy—Sitf*, fit re L-tfinr*, Perfnmtriut, Gu»fKwJtr, Yiihh? Hymn and Black

Ten*, $-c., ii-c.

His late arrivals consist in part as follows: 15 lbs Eng. Calomel, .*00 lbs Rosin soap,

15 Amer 16 Blue Mass, sup. 50 30 1\ P. Carb. Iron, 50 300 Flour of Sulphur, 50 •JO Red Precipitate, 25 3 White, 5J00 20 Corrosive Subli- 500 mate, 200 10 Oxalic Acid, 500 15 ounces Iodine, 300 2 Iodine of Iron, 500 3 Iodine of !ead, 100 kegs Whitel ead 4 ofMercury, 300 I bet Putty, 50 dr'ms Sulph. Mor- 100 Verdigris, phine, 300 Yellow Ochre, 100 ounces Quinine, 50 stone Ochre, 5 ounces Salacine, Blue and Red smalts, 10 Ibe Bicarb. Potass, 50 lbs span Annatto,

500 lbs British Lustre, Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow

20 ounces Hydriodate Po-300

tass,

2 ounces strychnine, 3 Vara trine, 50 lbs Carb. A mmonia, 100 Creiun Tartar, 110 Carb. soda, 500" Epsom salts, :00" (ftauber snlts, 50 Rochelle salts, 50 saltpetre, 500 sal soda, 50 Tart. \cid, 25 t'arb. Magnesia, 25 alcined 100" Chloride of Lime UX)" Marble Dust, 100" Plaster Paris, 50 Perlash, 50 Potash, 100" saiseratus. 40 Nitric 'cid, 25 Muriatic Acid, 500" sulpuric Acid. 50 Auua mmonia,' 20 sulph. Ether, 30 Nitric Ether, 20 Acetic Ether, 25 Acetic Acid, 60 ounces" Creosote, 20 lbs Muriate Tin, bbls aHtor Oil, 1 Linseed Oil, 2 Lard Oil. 5 sperm Oil, 1 ensk sweet Oil, 1 bbls Tanner's Oil, 2 Copal Varnish, 1 cask sup ouch 8 Black Varnish, 5 Japan 2 spts Turpentine, 100 lbp Ex logwood, 1 lbs Ex Bark, 50 Liijtiorics. 100 lbs astile .«oap.

CLARK'S.

IS II

BBf «S. No. 1 Nova Scotia Mackerel Kit* do ilo do 2 Quintal-, ofC*l Rah. 10 Boxes smoked Herrings for sale at June3'48 40tf CLARK'S.

Paris Green, Ivory Black, Litharge pure Eng Lampblack, dry White Lead, Amer. Red Led, Eng. -ved lead, Venitian Read,

Alum,

50 Blue Vitriol, 200 Copperas, 400 Camwood, 300 Fustic, 100" span. Flot Indigo, 20 Bengal Indigo, 50 lac Dye, 5 l»bls logwood, 300 lbs Madder, Dutch 200 Nicaragua, ltXJ Red sanders, 100 Red Wood, 5 bbls Alcohol, 2 pure French Brandy, 4 American Brandy, I cask Peach Brandy, 1 Holland Gin, 1 Jamaica Rum, 1 pure Port Wine, 1 Tenerifle Wine, 1 Brown sherry, 4 Malaga Wine, 2 Madeira ine, 2 old Bourbon whisky 50 lbs superior Cayenne 100 Bayoerrv, 100 Maccauba snuif, 20 Rappee snuff, 50 scotch snuff, 200 superior Tobacco Fine Cigars, lemon syrup. Ground cinnamou, Ground cloves, Ground spice, Ground Rv. Mustard, Pure salau Oil, shofi Blacking, Perfumeries, Brushes of every description, Window Glass, es of very superior quality, sunrical instruments.

syringe (luali

63RLiquors of the BEST kind are kept only for medical purposes. J. Rv CUNINGHAM. muy('48 3(ily

lastly at Newport, the county seat of!

I II 12

roir.v or rovRriui ISajDlP S3 31 O. cs» fPHG town of Roseville containing some 20

I houses, with the adjacent tracts of Land, formerly know as the Moses Robbins property, is now offered for sale ujjon the most advantageous

Vermillion, it shall lie my entire ob

purchaser

tie plat of Roseville can be: by Wm.

W hf qr sec. 22, 14, 8 w—80 acres. N qr qr sec. 22,114, 8 w—40 acres. Part of then qr sec. 22, 14, 8 w—140 acres. VV hf qr sec. 15, 14, 8 west—80 acres. N qr qr sec. 21,114, 8 w—40 acres. These lands will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers. at VKRY low prices on LO.VO time, viz 1. 2, 3 and 4 years. The mill and 10 acres of land on which it is ejected, is excluded.

This property is valuable. It is situated on Raccoon Creek, but a few miles from its mouth, at one of the best mill seats on that valuable mill stream —the seal i- well improved, in the midst of one of the finest portions ot the Wabash Valley, on the state road from Rockville to Terre Hauto, 7 miles from the former and 18 from the latter, and within about 3 miles of the Wabash and Erie Canal.— It cannot but be a desirable location to any one seeking investments in the rich valley of the Wabash.

A portion of the above described land is under cultivation, which can be shown by Mr. Corndius. or Moses Barnes of Roseville.

THE TITLE

To this property has been, until recently unsettled, but the undersigned has become possessed of all the conflicting titles, and can now make a good title to purchasers. Reference as to the title is made to Wm. P. Bryant or E.W. McGaughey, Eeqrs., of rre

Rockville, or Wm P. Usher of Terre Haute.

l»y given mat tne unaengnea The title being now settled, Roseville which now wiU offer at public sale, at thefonrt Jlouse contains over 20 houses, a tavern, smith shop, tan yard, large milling and carding establisment, and two stores, surrounded by inexhaustible coal banks, good stone for building purposes, must soon become a thriving and business (mint. It was so in the time of its founder Mr. Robbins, and has only been retarded by his untimely death and the consequent uncertainty as to title.

All applications to the undersigned, or to Mr. Joseph Cornelius of Rockville for information, or to purchase, will be promptly attended to.

CIDER

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

wrrn A FUSSH STMT OF

Embracing a great Variety of Styles,

3J(D)B PiMtWH®,

seen at liiickville in the hands of Mr. Joseph Cor- Hotel, at the sign of

nelius, who will receive any application or proposition to purchase. The plat is so made as to place each house on a Where he is prepared to fill all orders, from a eraseparate lot, the fronton the street being sufficient- d|e a coffin, with promptness, and in as good ly wide, and the lots running buck far enough for style and finish, and with as good materials as at all useful purposes. 1

The Land adjoining said town, known as the Rob- and examine specimens and prices. bin's tract, and described as follows, viz: I All kinds of Lumber and^Produce_taken

AUSTIN VV. MORRIS.

Indianapolis, April 22, 184£ _^ [mayfi 3613

VINEGAR, a choice article, for sale by april 8 '48 32 tf JOS. A. BIGGS.

DRON'S Grain and Grass scythes, for sale by april8'48 32tf JOS. A. BI(iGS.

JOB PRINTING

AT THE

SSfcttotgft Cottrfrr ©fftcc,

SEEN AS CtftrtTARS, Pouettx,

Snow BIIJA, STORK BILLS, POSTERS, BASK CHECKS, PAKTHLETS, Aixmox

HASH BILLS.

BILL HEADS, Bttus or l-Arow, BALL TICKETS, ''A*ns, LABELS, &c.

BILLS,

Will be printml in the ntuUst wanner and at the tkortent notiotBlank Deed* and Mortgages

BILLS Or LADING,

MM. mjm rm* *33 3

INSTRUCTIONS

For Ftnt and other Boats KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT THIS OFFICE.

I A iI O a the Wabash Courier office.

TpARREt.L'S Co\igh Candyjust received and fof r»le by C. J. ALLISON &. CO.

AFRFiSU

%}§rriW

supply of Lodlum's ^jecificjust re

ceived

Toi sale by C. I ALLISON & CO.

Feb, 19, 4»-5»-tf

E A N O I E S

J%*0Vi €E.

F1UZABETH

DRIIG STORE.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public generally,that he is now receiving his SPRING PURCHASES, which is the largest and most general stock of Goods in his line, that can be toundin this market, all of which will be sold as low as any other house in this place, and he pledges himself to giye evqfy satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage.

MODESlTT,® widow of

4 harles B. Modesiu, deceffe^, lal# ot T«yre 4 tn»nea ii. ipouemu, VCMHMW, «uS3r Haute, Vigo dounty, Inn., will take notice thai the undersigned Will, on the 19th of June next, between the hours of 8 A. M. Mtd 6 P. M., and from day to day between the same hours, as lona as may be necessary, before Albert Lange a necastary. Chancery, take the deposition

ast^r ette,"

H3e

bene

of Roen*» Harris, at the Houae ol Lharlea HftSTie#, and of Lucjnda W. Smith at the house of Mrs. Lucinda Harris between the same hours on the 20th. in said Town of Terrejiaute, to be read in a suit hf reafter to be commenced, wnerein t-haun-oey Warren and Frattcis A. Warren his wife, Welton M. Mudesitt, «aid Elisabeth C,. Modesitt and the undersigned are expected to be parties, and wherein the interests of the undersigned will be adverae to those of the said Elizabeth C.

A ME-* A. MODE.-1TT.

Terre Haute, May20,'48 38t3

OKDI AK'"*"

Levying a tax for the year 1848.

SECTIONof

1. Be it ordained by the otnmon

(Council the Town of Terre Haute, That the following designated property within this incoritorauott Be subject to assessment and taxation for the present year, to-wit: All lands, tenements, hereditaments and their appurtenances, all household furniture, all merchandise, money# at interest owing to persons to be taxed more than they pay interest lor, and all other debts owing to them from solvent persons more than they are indebted for, all moneys on hand, tools and implements, stock in trade, horses, mules, asses, cattle and hogs coaches, carriages, buggies, wagons, drays and carts, saddles and harness, clocks, watches, musical instruments, gold and silver ware, andjewelry, maps, paintings and statuary, salt, hides, furs, leather, finished or in vats, lumber, buck, grain, pork and lard and flour not intended for shipment, and all other personal property not herein enumerated a poll tax on all persons (sane and not paupers) over the age of twentv-one and under fifty years, and all lands included in the extension act, approved February 16th, 1839, other than where the same are laid out in building lots, to be taxed not exceeding the amount levied by the countv for road purposes,and wherelaidout intobuildinglots, to be taxed the same as if included in the original limits of the incorporation.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained. That the rate of taxes, for the present year, shall be EIGHT CENTS on every orte hundred dollars' worth of property, and at the same rate for a greater or less amount, and that the tax on each poll shall be FIFTY LENTS.

Adopted May 1, 1818. WELIjS N. \MILTON, PRE. PRO TEM. Attest D. S. DANALDSO.V, Clerk. May 6,'4836t3

Slate of indiona. VIGO COUNTY. the April Term of the Vigo Probate Court,

A. D. 1848, said court declared the estate of Nathaniel Allen deceased, to be probably insolvent. Creditors are. therefore, required to file their claims against the estate for allowance in the said Probate Court within ten months from the date hereof, or they will not be entitled to payment. ORSON BARBOUR,

Mav 6. 184B 3ft3 Administrator.

GB 31 a* cfil

DANCIV8 AND WALTZING ,v ll O I,.

MONS.

DE GRAND VAL respectfully^ informs the ladies and gentlemen of Terre Haute and vicinity, that his

A N I N S O O

will commence at the Town Hall on Monday, the 2Jth of May, 1848. Ladies, Misses, and Masters to attend in the afternoon from four to six o'clock, and Gentlemen from 8 to 10 o'clock, on the evenings of the same days Other days of Tuition will be decided on after the commencement of the school.

Terre Haute, May 20, 1848 38tf

BRANCH,STATE BANK

LOOK cur FOR SITES.

CABINET WARE ROOM.

HE undersigned has commencel the Cabinet Making Business, in the shop lately occupied

by Wm. H.vVest, nearly opposite the American

If HI IS S3 ISES® IS A IB S3

ny shop in Indiana. Those in want of any arti-

SB 3! 3 cle" in the CABINET LINE, are requested to call

exchange for work. JACOB SITES. Terre Haute, May 6,'48-36-tf

WOOL CARDING

dkX £23 LB aa (3D S3£l SB S3 a the old stand, on the bank of the River, JLT

near the steam mill. -ALSO-

Fulliii? init loth Dressing

Done at all seasons of the year, in first rate style and at short notice. Remember the place where you can always get good work.

Terre Haute, April 29, '48 35mfi. _•

STOVE WAREHOUSE.

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

of the best material, ever offered in this market. The stove to which we invite most especial attention is the justly celebrated RESOR DOUBLE OVEX COOK STOVE. Which is decidedly superior to any stove ever in* ventod. vv hyf Because the heat nas the shortest space to both oven and the whole width of the stove at once around the ovensand will bake at once and equal in both, and by having two distinct ami separate ovens in the same stove, different articles can be baked at the same time which could not be done in a single oven which tends to gTeat economy in fuel, ana at the same time #11 other culinary operations can be performed as well as on any other stove. Those in want ol 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

PHCENIX PREMIUM COOK STOVE. (latest and most approved patterns.) j,

FARMER'S PR ESI I CM COOK STOVE, Five sixes heavy plate. COKBRSSSI AIR-TKJHT COOK STOVS

ELEVATED OVEW rvtvrxT

ROOOH & READY

We have also, 1848 patterns. Troy & Stanley Air-tight, various raws, which in point of performance, beauty, jdurability and cheapness, stand unrivaled and various sixes Drum Parlor stoves Box stoves, for shops and officer, 10-piate Cook stoves: large 7-plate stoves to ches ana schools: Coal take 3 foot wood, for churches v~», stoves and grates, stove-pipe, ash-pans, coal hods, Furniture to fit Cook stoves of all sites, a single piece or by the doxen stove wafal irons, coffee toastera ana all other articles pertaining to stoves in any way. We have extra plates on hand and iron to make good the failure of a plate, with despatch.

Besides the above we havea very large and complete assortment of

TIN AND JAPAN WARE.

Which we now offer at a small advaw* for cadi ot undoubted credit N. SMITH & SONS. National Road street

P. S. We have everv description of Hollowware, odd lids, tea and sugar kettles, and a full sett of patterns for Mill castings, which we are prepared to cast at short notice and at low rates. Orders promptly attended to.

Cincinnati JMvertUcmenta.

TO TJiZOMS, s* D. HULL'S SYSTEM OK A E N I N fBIHIRD Edition,greatly enlarged and improv- (. ed, illustrated with, uver 50 Diagrams and Engravings showing the, way cut (vary description oi' Gentlemen's Dress without a master, by a scale of 14 numbers.

This system comprises in detail the whole science of Drafting Garments, based noon an entirely new and original principle, vi» Right angles, or Size and Heighth, whereby a coat may be cut in any STYLE ORI?AWHON,B)R any id taste, without

ON, LIY

ana taste, witnout|eacning alikeness of the author, wit

rsouofprdinary skill his work,containing be aofeompanied by

a pamphlet of letters of recommendation and certificates frnin over 500 practical Tailors in every part of the country, who are using the system with entire confidence and success. By the use of this system, sure FIT is the inevitable result.

RECOMMENDATIONS.

HILADELPHIA, Aug. 25, 1847.

Mr. D. Hull—Dear sir After using your system four months, I take pleasure in saying, that, although inexperienced, NOT O.ME ALTERATION has been necessary, it having in all cases, made GOOD FITS, and would therefore recommend it to the TRADE as being superiQr, ip my opinion, to all other Rules. D. B. SHEBLE,

I fully agree with Mr. Sheble's opinion, that it excels all otlier systems, so far as my knowledge extends, AARON PANCO^ST, 20(5 Chesnut street.

One or more copies of the system, with accompanying scales will-be sent to any pari of the country free of postage. PRICE.—To suDscribersby mail, single copies $10

To clubs of five, do. $40 All orders adressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. H. D. HULL, mayfi'4836t3 Merchant Tailor.

ROBINSON & JONES. NO.

10 west 3d street, a few doors from Main, and directly opposite the Life and Trust Company Bank. '.LT This house continues to receive regularly by each express the Cheap publications of the principal publishing Houses of the United States, as soon as issued, and are enabled to supply orders in large or small quantities, at the publishers lowest prices.

Particular attention paid to country orders and agents 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. may6'4836tf

NEWSILYHOTSEITCINCINNATL

tomqliy "& [Of Philadelphia.]

HAVE

INDIANA,

Terre Haute, May 15,1848. A DIVIDEND of five per cent, has been de clared upon the capital Stock of this Branch for the six months ending 29th ult. By order of the Board. N. PRESTON, CASHIER. _Mav 20, 184838tf.

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

Grode Rhine, Plain Plaid, Striped and Chameleon, Poulet de Soi, Brocha, plain and fancy Grode Swiss do Grodinaplis, Foulards, Lutestring, Glasee, Single and Double, plain Plaids and Chameleon. FLORENCES—India Satin and Sanscheir

Foulard Grenadines, Also, 3-4,4-4 and 5-4 Grode

Rhine for_Mantil 1 as

SERGES—Black and fancy colored, of all widths and grades SATINS—Black, colored and Chameleon, for dresses VESTINGS—Satin, Silk, Brocade, Cashmere,Lin en, Marseilles, Barnthea, Venitian and Damask KID GLOVES—Alexandres, Gonet Chesau and

Cheveraux—white, black and dark colored. Also, a splendid assortment of Ladies and Gents, Silk, PicNic and Cotton Mitts and Gloves of all colors LADIES' and GENTS, SILK HOSE GENTS, SILK CRAVATS—English, French,

Italian, German and Canton HDKFS.—Damask, Coras, Printed, Pongee, Chop

pers, nnd 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 £TYES BONNET RIBBONS, embracing all qualities and styles, Misses and

Cap Ribbons, Velvet, Satifl and Taffta Ribbons Oal loons FRINGES—Linen, Mohair, and Sewing Silks for

Mantillas

GIMPS-BUTTONS-Graduated leaves and Braids CRAPES—Black, White, Blue, & Rose. Also, Crape Leise SHAWliS—Silk Brocade, Grode Rhine Berage

Mouslin de Laines, Romeo, Emb'd. Fellet, Linen and Cotton Nett. LACES—Valencia, Gitnpure, Egyptian, Thread and Silk Run, Silk and Cotton Netts for Caps,

Italian sewing silk of the best qualities. FRENCH, GERMAN and BRITISH DRESS GOODS, consisting of—

Linen and Mohair Lustres Linen and Woolen Berages, plain & colored Grenadines Cerro Gordos Plain and Fancy Mouslin de Lainest Lama Plaids Prince Albert Cloth French, German and Mancester Ginghams ALSO—A full assortment of FANCY LAWNS

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

229 Chesnut street.

Cincinnati. O.

CINCINNATI OK STOiE. E O E S A IS E Periodical and Cheap Publication Depot of

TINGLEY & BURTON.

Cincinnati, April 8,1848-32-3m

NEW GOODS. JUST

received by the undersigned, at the old stand, a lot of new and seasonable goods, which he is offering at unusually low priccs, consisting in part of

Prints, Lawns, Balxarines, Vienna Plaids, Mohair Barages,| Bombazine,

Silks, Ginghams, Linen Gingham, Linen Drillings Irish linen, French do.

Black & Fancy Cravats 'ottonades, Fancy Silk Parasols, Florence Braid Bonnets, Cotton do Leghorn anil Palm leaf Fancy summer shawls, Hats, Muslin de laines, Boots and shoes,

And almostevery article to be found in Dry Good stores, generally. 1,000 barrels Kanawha Salt 100 bags Rio Coffee 20 hhds. Sugar 50 bbls Plantation & sugar HwtSe Molasses, 6 loaf and rushed 1 12 Mackerel

Ounr der,( &c.,

sugar

rwder and Young Hyson Teas, Indigo, Madspperas, Logwood, Saleratus, Pepper, Spiccs,

A large lot of Iron and Nails, Queensware, Hardware, dtc. Rectified Whisky by the bbl. I will take in exchange Corn aim Rye, delivered at A. Dean's Mill ana 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, by cash or note immediately. \MES JOHNSTON.

Terre Haute, May 6'48 36m6

MS SOL, UTMO.V.

THE

partnership heretofore existing under the firm of Simon &, Hershler, was dissolved on the 1st of March last by muttial consent All porsons indebted will call at the old stand and settle aa soon as possible.

HENRY SIMONY

April29'48 35t6 SOLOMON HERSHLER.

COOPERSTools,

Truss Hi

Coopers

april8'48 32tf

NO.april

also an assortment of

J0a A BIGGS.

1 Mackerel, a superior article, for sale by 8 '48 32 tf JOS. A. BIGGS.

AST STEEL SHOVELS, "Nefffc Brothers' manufacture, warranted equal to "Ames," and for sale one dollar perdoien cheaper, by april8'4832tf JOS. A. BIGGS.

KEGS White Lead, No. 1 and pure, a I O warranted article for sale low by _ApriI 8 '48 32 tf JOS. A. BIGGS

JOHN A. Wlloil II., 1

Office two doors west of the Bank. tnarchll'i8 28tf

PLOTHIJTG

THE

TOthe

THE

now in receipt of thei Medicines, Surgeon's Instruments als, Bottles, Perfumery, Virginia,

^Books are now opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John Crawfiord and Jacob D. Eearlv, as commissisoners, and will remain open until the 15th day of July next the payment of one dollar on each share is required at the time of subscribing. ROSE,

O I S I E

(TWO DOORS EAST OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE.)

TEIftRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

S A S & I S A A S

apsE3Dap£BaiiB,cpcz[i2a6B®

'FUR above establishment has just received a large quantity of every variety oiUJi)J99r goodly, ,'I9

Proprietors invites particular attention to their elegant assortment of d** *t'i SATIN, SILK, VELVET AND CHALLY VESTS CASS1MERE, SUMMER CLOTH, LINEN AND COTTON. PANTS, AND CODRINGV- TON, MERINO, CROTON CLOTH, ALPACCA, TWEED

LINEN COATS.

Gentlemen not yet united will find the above well worth their examination. In asking of the public a continuance of those favors for which they feel grateful, the undersigned pledge themselves to maintain the same system of doing business to which they attribute the very encouragiug share of patronage that they have thus far received.

A complete assortment of Boy# Clothing kept constantly on hand. A Liberal allowance made to Country Merchants. m- ., June3, 1848 40»f W. £. -1^

B. Any garment purchased at this establishment, exchanged if not fully approved. Kr Observe the "I/onisville Clothing Store." HIU ,• & Mifii Establishments of the above Firm at Louisville, Ky., and Keokuk, Iowa.

CHE A l' SPRING GOODS

AT THE

W A A S S O E

subscribers, on National Road Street, opposite the Court House, in Jacob D. Earlv's block, are now receiving a splendid STOCK of NEW GOODS just purchased in New York, by oile of the partners, which they are enabled to sell at very low prices, for cash, or most kinds of trade.

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Will be fully replenished with a cheap stock, to which they invite the attention of their customers and dealers in Dry Goods. We think it unnecessary to go into a general enumeration of articles among our Staple Goods will be found some 600 pieces (. alicoes of every style, 100 pieces Bleached Shirtings and Sheeting, a large stock of Spun Cotton Yarn and other domestic Goods. A great variety of Sum* mer Goods, for Men's and Boys, Pants, Coats, &c. ALSO—a large stock ot Notions for the wholesale trade.

A N O O

Embracing* a great variety of Dry Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Edgings, Lawns, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet and other Silks, Parasols, Steel Beads, Puree Twist, Clasps, &c. ALSO—Linen Goods for Men's wear, Linen Ginghams, Irish Linens, &e., Men's Fashionable

Silk, Leghorn and. /'aim Lent Hat*, Bonn tit, Curprlins, Paper linn guv u* and Bordering, Mulling, Boot* and H/io-.t, Eastern Srile leather, Quenitmare, Cluck''*, &C., (J-C. Also— choice article of Black and Green Teas, very superior superior Rio and Java Coffee, and a general stock of Groceries.

On the opening of the Canals North, we shall be in receipt of additional supplies during the spring and summer. The highest price paid for Produce, Rags Feathers, &c. Aprill5'48 33tf

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale bv [aprl5'4833tf] POTWIN & HATHORN.

AGENTS* WANTED

CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY throughout United States. To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is offered—with a small capital of from $25 to $100. A chance is offered, whereby an Agent can make from S10 to $25 prr week.

O^-For particulars, address (post paid) WM. A. LEARY, april8'4832tn3 No 158 North Second Street, Philadelphia.

NOW IS THE TIMK TO BUY YOUR GOODS CHEAP!!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH STORE.

A I A N O

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

ALSO, A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Which is kept separate up-stairs.

BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, & BONNETS,

GirorEKIRs, Ac,, &c.

And a great many 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 asscrtod. I am always willing to show goods without charge. Country Merchants and Pedlers, are particlarly invited to call, as 1 can hold out great inducements for them. I have constantly a person engaged in New York,for the express purpose of watching the market, and selecting for mo the latest and choicest patterns These advantages enable me to compete with any Wholesale Hi

All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Terre Haute, April, 1,1848. 31 tmi

The following compose apart of their late receipts 3 Li 100 barrels Alum, Spanish Whiting.

54 cases Liquorice, 50 dozen Sweet Oil, 1,200 do Phila. B1 ticking, 200 do Paint Brushes, ti00 do Scotch Snuff, 3,500.000 Percussion Caps, 300 grow Matches, 500 reams Cap paper, assort., 600 do I/etterdo do 20,000 lbs Prime Madder, 10,000 lbs choice soft Indigo, 3,000 gr. Vial & Bottle Corks,

100 do 50 do 50 do 100 do 50 do 50 do 150 do 50 do 10 do 5 do

T» the Mtockholders

OF THE

TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD COMPANY.

\/rOU are hereby notified to pay to J. H. TurJL ner, at the store of Warren & Turner, the sum of four dollars, on each share of stock, subscribed for in said company, on the first of July

Pres. of theT. H. Railroad Co.

April29'4835tf. l_lJ

«3MKE FAirrORY.

THE

subscribers wish to give notice that they have crected a Factory, two and a half miles south-east of Armieshurgh, Ind., and are in operatibu. manufacturing loths, Flannels, Satinets and Blankets on the following tenhs loths I wide 45 cts. I Satinets, 40 cts. Flannel 40 inches 30 Blankets, by the pair *3

Wool (Warded and Spun at 16fc. per pound the wool must be clean and clear from all hard substances that wrtuld injure r^rds.

All kinds of country arding and 'loth Dressing attended to with despatch. Cloth left at the stofc of Warren & Turner, Ttrrc Haute, will be taken and returned when finished. All dark colors on loth 20 cts. per yard and all other work in proper tion.

Farmer's Prodtice taken in payment for work. Bprit22M884m4 LOWRY & McCUNE.

"JAMIESG HARDY,

FORWARDING & COMMISSION SX2 £BBQBC90a^S2r^Pa COVINGTON, IND.

I ASH paid at all times for Whwit, Corn. Oats, Seeds, Shipping Furs and Fcltrles{ nsjj ffi" March 4, IBIS—27-tf •vt

ouse in the West.

AVI I.SON, STARB1RD & SMITH, 5«

WHOLESALE 0BUGGISTS,

MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY., ARE

purchased upon the very best terms of Importers and Manufacturers, or first hands, and is one of the largest nnd most complete in the United states. They would respectfully invito the attention of Druggists, Merchants, Physicians, Manufacturers, and dealers generally, to their stock before buying elsewhere, as they are prepared to warrant the quality of their goods, and are determined to sell them for cash or to prompt dealers 011 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 be 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 they ere cabled to keep their stock complete and fresh during the season. Persons who cannot visit the city, by srnding them their orders shall he served as promptly and with goods at as low rates and as of good quality as if they were here in person.

Eng. Venitian Red, SpiritsTurpentiiie, Tanner's Oil, No. 1 Castor Oil, Winter Lard Oil gr'd &. ehop'd Woods Copal Varnish, Japan do Black do

N. B. Ginseng, Beeswax, Flaxseed, Furs, Skins, Flax and Tow Linen, Country Cigars, Cotton, Lard and Country Produce generally, taken in exchange for their goods, or in payment of debts dtir thpjn mafch25'48 30tf

Fur,

POTWIN & HATHORN.

O O S

Ever offered in this place, all of which he intends to sell for CASH, and at Cash prices. As the Goods are all 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,

,f?~: DAVID H. ARNOLD.

the

Patent Viwas

100 barrels Copperas, 50 do Plaster Paris, 1500 boxes Window Glass,

Vials and Bottles, Shop Furniture, Ground Pepper, Virginia, Tobacco, Missouri, Kentucky

1000 200 50 500 200 300

30 casks Chlorndc of Lime, 40 Saleratus,

THE ART OF DANCING AND WALfZING. I\,IR. DE GRAND. VAL, Professor 0! DaitcJjl ing at Namreth Ladies J-enunary, St. Joseph's t. ollege, Bardstown. and for the last three years in the city of Louisville, Kentucky respectfully informs the ladies and gentlemen of this City, that he will shortly have the honor to

visit

Terre Haute, in Ids professional capacity, and will be happy to df-vofe

vacation allowed to him by

the different institutions, where he has been elected teacher: to the instruction of a das* of ladies and gentlemen,

the latest style of dancing,

waltzing, with the various polka's, «fcc. Mr. De Grand. Val is the nearer of several letters of introduction, which he will deliver on his arrival. Reference can be Obtained from the editor of this paper.

April 22, '48 34 tf 1 O YES 0 YES 1 O YES 1 WEST SIDE lOF THE PUBLIC SQUARE. ,/m .mm

I ^HANKFUL for past favors. Would respcctfulI ly apprise his friends and the public generally that he is now in receipt of a full and genefal assortment of goods in his line, embracing

DRY GOODS, ....... GROCERIES, HARDWARE,

All of whfen have been selected with the greatest care and which he is prepared to sell low for Cash, or in exchange for approved Country Prodttce.— Purchasers are respectfully invited to call, examine for thems ejLv$. ana in. satisfied that my priccs are april 8 '48 22 tf

BROOM

Wire, a first rate article, for sale by apri!8'4832tf JOS. A. BIGGS.

GOLDEMf

E I I N E 8

HOUSE'S

Family and Plantation

]«KK3 M* TAMES JOHNSTON, merchant, andJ.R.CUN «J INGHAM, Wholesale and Retail Drtiggrst. are the agents for the sale of House's poptilar^and highly approved Medicines, consisting of 3

HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC,

A pleasant and nfever failing cure for Chills, ot Ague and Fever, in the short time of three to nvd.... hours, and a remedy in Bilious and Remittent Fe vers. The cures ori the Wrapper of Nine and Ten years standing, are the most remarkable on record* proving it to have been superior to ALL other remedies in the cure of Intetrmttentsi Price $1,00 per bottle. ^. 4*

HOUSE'S PILE OINTMENT.^

A soothing* and decided cure for Piles and for Burns, Bruises, Mashes, Sprains, external Soreness, Fresh Cuts and t\ound9—and as an exter- ft nal application in Rheumatism—its effects are im* ii mediate and truly astonishing. No family should be without it, a ladjr who had used it said, "it is worth fire dollars a thinibleftilli'1 Price $1,00 per $ bottle. llonse^ Ve^elablo

The BEST general Family Mbdicihe in tlit world. 'l'hev are the only certain remedy ever discovered for the cure of the Rheumatism—as thousands can tell the story—who are how rejoicing in health— who were victims of this painful disease. Price 50 and 25 cents per box. *.

NOTE.—This Pill can Only bfc Hod ilt a few plaJ ces in the State—the Tonic and Pile OirtUllent, irl almost every town in the State. JAMES JOHNSTON keeps a desirable stock of Dry Goods, &c. J. R. CijNiireHAM has a choice stock of fresh iJrugs, MeJ dicines,•Cheitticalsi Dye-stuffs, &c. all orders promptly attended td Preecriptidris carefully and neatly put up. april29'4835m6

CAf KS 'al Soda, 'J do Epeom .^alts, t' 4 Cases Ext. lxgwood» 10 Bllh. Rasdrted Dye VVtJods, received

Steamboat Yarikeei 22, 34*tf

April!

PtJREbeeit,

WllrFS LEAD! 'The subscribers

have and are now manufacturing White Lead of the finest quality, which they will Warrant W be STRICTLY PURE, ahd entirely free from any adulteration.

p«f

CHAS. WOOD.

B. A. fAHNESfOdK & CO.

The Lead from this manufactory for sale

april2*4834 CHAS. WOOD.

BLUEinIJCK

Water In fcdrrcls, Congress waj

ter Bottles, for sale

April 22, 34-tf cHas WOOD.

THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

CONSUMPTIVE

Will please read the following stdte* ment front the Hdrrisoit Oaietti.

THE

Incredulous are invited to read the following note frdm the Rev. Mr. Coldron* whose character for truth and Veracity stands abdve suspicion, and haVe their ddtibts dispelled aa to the superiority df WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, over all remedies now before the pttblic of the same charactan

CORTDON, Indi Jan. 28,1848.

It Is no less a dilty than a pleasure to state, for the benefit df the affllctedt that I coiisider WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY a great blessing to the human race. Having tried it in a case of severe affliction of the LungPi I unhesitatingly fecommend it to those similarly afflicted, as tlie best remedy I have ever tried, and one which cured me when physicians said 1 must die, and wherl I thought myself that my time to depart wtts near at hand.-

WM. COLDRON.

liADDONftKU), N. J. April, 1843.

On or about the 13th day df1 October, 1841,1 was tdken with a violent pain in the side, near the liver, which continued for about five days, and was followed by tho breaking out of an ulcer or ail abcess 'Which relieved the pain a little but caused tile td throw up a great quantity of offensive matter, and also much blood. Being greatly alarmed at this, I applied td a physician but hei replied that he thought he cdiila do but little for me, eftcept gitre me sdme mercury pills, which I refused to take, feeling satisfied that they could dd no gddd. Many other remedies Were then procured by my wife and friends, but none did me any godd and the discharge of blddd and corruption still continued eVery few days, and at last became so oftensive that I could scarcely breathe. I waa also seized With a violent cotigh, which at times caused me to raise more blood than I had done befofe and my disease continued in this way, still growing worse, tintil February, when all hope df my recovery was given lip, and tny frienda all thdught I would die of a galloppirtg consumption. At this moment, When my life Was apparently drawing near its close, 1 heard Of Dr. WtsTAR'S BALSAM OF WIJ.D CHERRY arid got a bottle, which relieved me immediately and try the user of only three bottles df this medicine, all my pains were removed my cdugh a fid spittirig of blood and cdrruptidn entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my health was restored, sd as td enable mo to wdrk at my trade, (which is a carpenter,) and up td this time 1 have enjoyed godod health.

THOMAS COZZENS.

GIXJUCESTFR COUNTY, SS. Persdnally came before me, the subscriber, ono of the Justices df the teace in and for the said county, Thomas Coaserts, being diily affirmod ac-1 cording to law, saith the above statement in all things is trtle.

Affirnfed before nie ori the 29th of April. J. CLfcMENT, J! P. Sold by j. I). PARK, (successor to Sandford As Park,) Fotfrth and Walndt streets* Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent for the South arid West, td whom till orders must be addressed.

J. R, CTJNINGHAM, I CHAS. WOOD Terre Haute. C.J. ALLISON&.CO.

Arid by appointed agents in every tdwn in tho State. april8'48 32ly

PcrfiimcrVj c.j

FRENCH

and Germart Colc^ne*

Pntchouly, Bcnj«rriot, .r Geranium arid other Extracts, Bandoline, Bear's Oil, MaccassarOU, Shrtvinc arid Toilet Soap#, Wcif Variety

VVnite, Prepared Chalk,

Lil

Hair Dye, Hair Tonic, J.

U^M

Balm of Columbia, Tooth Bnishes, English and American, Tooth Powder^ Hair and Flesh Brushes, For sale by CHAS. WOOD. March 11, 1848-28-tf

BRUSHES—Hair

Brushes, an excellent quality,

Flesh do. Shaving dd^ Tooth do. Also, Scriibbfng,Scouring, ana.Tariner'sBlacking Brushes Shoe Brushes: Paint Brushes Varnish do Sash Tools Marking dd Camel Hair Pericils, &c., for sale at CHAS. WOOD.

Marchll, '48-28-ly

Vigo Collegiate liistiiule*

FACULTY:

Lettres, and General History. WM. L. BAIRD, Professor Mathematics. A. H. LUKEN, "tutor of C'erman. CHARLES ANDERSON, Tutor in English.

QUEENSWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, i' HATS, CAPS, &c.« &.c

Syrtlp, a choice article for table use,

for sale by

april8'48 32tf JOS.

HARVEYby

BIGGS._

MANN'S stiperfor axes,warranted,

for sale

AprilS 'if* :2 tf

JOS. A BIGGS.

arid

Bsrt., Presiderit, ci, Physics, and Latin.

ft THOMPSON BAIRD, Ksg Professor of Mdral ScientJc, JOliN B. L. SOtJLE, Profeasdr of Greek, Belles

Instruction is also givfii in Music upon the PiariOi by Miss ELLEN E. LAWRENCE.' "^HERE art two departments, Male and Female, kept entirely apart, with different entrances and play-grounds, separated by the large cxlifice, in frdrtt of which ia the main College Campus. The design of the Trustees and the Faculty is to make this an Institution every way deserving public confidence and patronage. The course of instruction, which will be conducted ori the most thorough principles, embraces all the parts of a complete Classical, Mathematical Philosophical, and Polite Education.

The Collegiate year is divided into two sessions of tweflty-tWo Weeks each, commencing respectively oil the 3d Monday of Febrtiary, and the 2d

The terms of tuition are* session* S13 and icrc will also be a

small contingent fee for firewood, etc. Musicjand German arc extra charges. Sttidertfs received at ail times, and charged from the tirrte of entrance,

Terre flautc, March V43.