The Wabash Courier, Volume 16, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 June 1848 — Page 3

COMMERCI A L.

Wabash Counts*

Jterre

Terns Haute, June 10,1848.

The Wabash is now in fine boating order, measuring 11 1/4 feet in depth at the Bridge, and overflowing some of the low lands. The lady Ma dison, Richland and Pink, have boon at our landing within the past week. Weather cool and pleasant. =======

haute price current.

If*

WEEKLY.

CORRirttD

.. Lard—P.fc .B

itter

Provisions—Potatoes, bushel Onion*, ~Fnt rry—A^pleti, dried, bushel

i'asa—Mackerel No. 2 9 bbl No. 4* bbl/

FOR

THE

'••£•4® 8 TO C* 14 C*

fc •,

Grais—Fresh,

-Wheat, bushel Corn, in the ear,

.r"^^

BeckBarley.

33 C» 40 C*

—Timothy, bushel. Clover, Flaxseed,

1 25 a 1 50 4

proprietor has just arrived from Philadelphia with a very large, and splendid assortment of 643 uu op ii£ lt UotedHad anar ^lanufacturcd by the b»-st workmen, under his own intipcotion. It is well made, in the latest fashion and of the best materials, and is far superior to that generally kept for sale.

On hand some of the finest quality of Black and Bltte CloA Coats, Cashmeret backs, Habit Cloth, Tweed and Queen cloth Saek-eoats, Onsstmere pants, Satan vesta, and a great variety of Cheap 'Clothing for sale an cheap",

WHOLESALE AND RETAIjL, 'Aa they can be purchased in the Eastern rlrfes. JOHN PALMER.

Terre Haute, June 10,*48 4)tf

THE

subscriber being thankful to his customers for their generous patronage, asks a continuation of their favors—assuring them that liis prices will be in accordance with the times, and always believing in the motto, that "a nimble sixpence'is better than a slow 9hilling they will JSad that QafK's Corner is the place to purchase.

All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange 'for'Goods. JAMES S. CLARK, Comer of 1st and Ohio streets,

June3Mfl'40tf Terre Haute.

FKEMI AKIUVAT, AT CORK'S CORNER. GREEN RIO COFFEE. OA

SACKS Grern Rio Coffee just received, per t'" steamboat, in stow and for sale. June 3,'4MOtf

CRAB VINEGAR.

Barrels of Crtib Vinegar a splendid article in store and for sale at CLARK'S., June 3, '48 40.

DRYBD pEACHE

Barrels of Kentucky Dryed Peaches, in prlml order and for sale at CLARK'S. June 3, M8 40,

BROWN SHEETINGS.

Bales Brown Sheetings, a good selection tf Bleacfecd do. Print*. Checks, Drillings, Flannels, Ticking, Hand'kf and Shawls fcc XTwsf 4he ches^est at

Junes!, *48 40.

g^HEST^of ImperialTea. 3 4o Junc3,'48 40if

5 00

a. m.,

On the 1st inst., at 9 o'clock

by the Rev.

Mr. Gurley, Mr. C. J. ALLISON, of Terre Haute, Indiana, to Miss MARY MORRISON, daughter of Maj. A. F. Morrison, now engaged in the service in Mexico.—Stale Journal.

"WISTAR'S BALSAM OK WILD CfflERRY.—Thegreatsuccessattending the use of this Balsam in Pulmonary diseases, having naturally attracted the attention of physicians, and others, various opinions and surmises have arisen with regard to ita component parts, some have supposed it to contain Iodine, others mercury, &c., and to such substances they attribute its extraordinary efficacy. Such opinions being entirely erroneous, and calculated to prejudice many persons against the medicine, we pledge ourselves that it contains nothing of the kind, or any tiling the least injurious, on the contrary, it is composed principally of extracts from the MOSS of ICELAND, WILD CHERRY, and the PINE of our Northern latitudes.

JCrSee Advertisement. june 1041 lm

DR. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, Ij of more valne to Consumptives than all the diamondsin the world, as the following persons of! barrel, of by the small, at Cincinnati testify Mr. Wheadon, (from Whea-

don Si, Gest,) P. Donough, (Ben Franklin Printing Office,) Mr. Bennet, (Gano's Hardware store,) Mr. Bell, (one price store 5th street,) Mrs. Coles, (on 6th between Smith and John,) Mrs. S. McLean, (corner of 9th and Walnut) Mrs. Menken, 5th st.,) Mr. Guthrie, City Hotel, who says that Dr. Hall's Balsam not only cured his cough, but dispersed the Tubercles which the Dr. said had form on his Lungs. Mr. Sieg, at the Gazette office who was cured of a cough and pain in the breast of long standing. Mr. Johnson, 5th street, says that Dr. Hall's Balsam not only cured a most desperate cough but stopped the night sweats and pain in his breast and side. Ask all these and they will tell you that Dr. Hall's Balsam is a diamond above price, and one that is destined to sparkle in every spot on the wide world where Cough, Colds and Consumption are known.

A. A. NORTH Sc CO.,

Depot No. 22 Wnlnnt street, between 3d and 4th, east side. Agents for the West. C. J. ALLISON & CO., april8 321m "L Agents, Terre Haute.

.YOTiVK

IShave

hereby given that Tetters of Administration been granted the undersigned, upon the estate of Macom M'Fadden/ Those having claims against the estate are requested to present them for allowance at as early a date as possible. The estate isprobablv solvent.

CHARLES DEWEY, Jr.,

June 10,'4841t3 Administrator.

HEAD QUARTERS FOR

•PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING.

On National Jtoad St., HfXt door to Nippert"* Corner,

CLARK

SUGAR.

flT HHD3 New Orleans Sugar in Moreaad for sak O at CLARK'S Comer.

June ^Wef

TEA.

Hysnm

Yeung

June3,48 40tf

CL.vfcK-a

For sale at

MOLASSES,

A BBL6«^ Prime Orleans Motasee», X'U 5 bbls Sogar House do In store and for sale at

CT.AHR*.

CHEESE.

500 ^Sd

Western Reserve Cheeee in store

CLARK**.

foi sale at

June 3, 10.

LEGAL NOTICES.

F«i*

Sitlc.

HHH E subscriber has on hand the machinery far -L a mill—one-horse power haa boen used lor turnings-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 ride and very gentle is for sale.,

June 3'48 40. tS GEO. HUS3EY,

Sale or ForfVitl School 1,4 *DS. ''4 undesigned eurt House

NOT!

E la hereby given that the will oiler at public sale, at the "eurt door in Torre Haute, Vigo county, 8tft«|pf Indi ana, between the hours of 10 o'clodi, A.fM., and 4 o'clock, P. M., on the 5th day of August, A. D. 1H48, the following tractsor lots of lands forfeited for the non-payment of the interoatdue on thero to the Congressional Township in which they are situated to-wit: Lots No 3 and 15 iu section 16, township 13 North, of range 9 West.

JuneS, 1848 401 a [Pr's. fee $3 b81

Sale

1 50

FuHTr—From wagon, bbl. From store, retail MkaIt—* bushel SrxoniES—Fee there fc

*&.*4-» 1* 4 50 C» I j» C« 35 C# 6 SO C« 13 C* iO &

Hay too Vinegar, gallon, EieiSswax,

oi*

62 3 65 25 C* 40 C» 1

4 75

15 25

Candles 9 by the bo*,

10 50

10 00

oil

A I E

Forfeited School

LANDS.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned

will offer at public sale at the Court Hon** door in Terre Haute, Vigo county. State of Indiana, between the hours otf 10 o'clock, A- M., and 4 o'clock' P. M., on the 5u» day of August, A. D. 1848, the following tracts or lots of land forfaited for the non-payment of the interest due on them to the Congressional Township in which they are situated, to-wit

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

W. N. HAMILTON, Auditor.

June 8. 1848 40 (Pr's. fee

CINCINNATI WHISK\ BBLS of Cincinnati Whisky—a prime ar-

5 bbls old Mononghele do pipe Signett Brandy do American do' 4 do Madeira Wine 1 do Lisbon do 4 do Sweet Malaga, .* In store and for sale at

June3'4840tf CLARK'S. 1. 4

1000

COTTON YARNS. Lbs. Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn No. 500. 1000 Ibe. do do 600.

500 do do fc, .* do ,700. 100 do Battings. In Store and for sale at June 3, '48 40. JERK'S.

CROCKERY.

A Well selected stock of Crockery, Glass Ware, Hard Ware. Grass and Grain Scythes, Snathes. Rope and Cordage, Rope for Packingin store and for sale at CLARK'!

June3%'484tK & .• g%5

FISIf.

•T BBLS. No. 1 Nova Scotia Mackerel f§ 6 Kits do do do If 2 Quintals of Cod Fish. .. 10 Bo.tvs smoked Herrings for sale at

June3*l8 40tf CLARK'S.

TOBACCO.

fiT BOXES 7 plug Missouri chewing Tobacco, O 5 boxes 1 lb plutt Kentucky do do 10 do Young's premium James River Virginia do 2 barrels cut smoking do., for sale at

June3'43 4otf CLARK'S.

FLOUR.

ifA Barrels of Crosbys choice Brand of Family 'iv kept constantly on hand and for sale, by the

TAR.

Barrels, of Caorlina Tnr. lj Tnr f'uns, for sale at June 3, '48 10.

XXX V^DBOaOEIa

Will always be supplied with the best products that the nintry affords prepared by the best cooks that can be haiL and my

STIRLF:

Will be filled with porvendcr,and attended by the most careful

oetlers. Intending to devote my personal attention to the

EAGLE HOTEL,

It shall always be my aim to let noone depart dissatisfied. Thepublicare respectfully invited to call and see if we do not_ redeem every pledge we have here made.

Respectfully. DAVID W. LOVER. All the stages call at the House for pas

N. B.

sengers. Tern- Haute, June 3, 1848 40tf

GREAT NATIONAL WORK,

tiintorff of the

AND I.tVRS OF T-HK HKRORS OP TUB

WAH OF INDEPENDENCE. BY CHIRIE8 J. PETERSON.

An elegant volume with IK fine Steel Plates, and nearly 300 beautiful Wood engravings. is"a ap'endid Book. A valuable addition

*Tli»s

to the Historic literature of our country. nk

works oflrrhqc and

A wdl

kfo

ot tate

connected hgggry

."—(

Ledger.

of that eventful peri

"Decidedly the best pflbalw of the Revolt)don ami its Heroes, that haa

Prtc.«,.v *.

History of the War

been given to the country ."—[Saturday Eve. Poet. AGENTS WANTED To Canvass for the above elegant Work, ia every county and town of the United Slates to whom the most liberal inducements will be offered.-—

Aki^S-^dJEARY

No. 158 North Snd street, Philadelphia. May 37 '48 39 ro3 S3T

a» rar

(Bt sx a»

dOL

0ANCIK8 AND WALTZING MONR

DE GRAND VAL

wpertftillf ln-

ferrne the ladies and gentkmen of Terre I Utile and vicinity, that his

A N I N S O O will commence at the Town Hall on Monday, the: 29th of May, 1846.

Ladies, Misses, and Masters to attend in the afternoon from four to si* o'clock. and Gentlemen from 8 to 10 o'clock, on the evenings of the same davs Other days of Tuition will be decided on after the wmmenoement of the school.

Terre Haute, May 20, 184«38tf

MEDICINES.

jFJtlDSH MEDICINES.

TERRE

HAtJfE

O S O E

trur which is the laraeat and mot^t genera stock of Goods in id* line, thatoaft bo found In this market, all of which will be sold aa low as any other house in this place, and he pledges himself to give every satUfaoUon to those who may favor him with their patronage.

Dealing in none but the »st arti

cles, purchasers are respectfully invited to examine his stock before trading elsewhere. Orders will meet with the* same prompt attention and prices be urenaser

WW®

20 ounces Hydriodate Po-300 tass, 50 3 ounces strychnine, 200 3 Varutrine, 400 50 lbs Carb. Ammonia, 300 100 ream Tartar, 100 140 Carb. soda, 20 500 Epsom salts, 50 300 Glauber salts, 50 Rochelle salts, 50 saltpetre, 500 sal soda, 50 Tart. Acid, 25 Carb. Magnesia, 25 Calcined 100" Chloride of Lime 100" Marble Du«tt, 100" Plaster Paris, 50 Perlash, 50 Potash, 900" salseratus, 40 Nitric Acid, 25 Muriatic Acid, 500" sulpuric Acid, 50 Aqua .Ammonia, 20 sulph. Ether, 30 Nitric Ether, 20 Acetic Ether, -3 Acetic Acid, 60 ounces Creosote, 20 lbs Muriate Tin, 2 bbls Castor Oil, 1 Linseed Oil, 2 Lard Oil. 5 sperm Oil, 1 cask sweet 041, 8 bbls Tanner's Oil, 1 Copal Varnish, 2 cask sup« oach 1 Black Varnish, 5 Japan 2 spts Turpentine, 100 lbs Ex Logwood, 1 lbs Ex Bark, 50 Liquorice, 100 lbs Casti'e soap,

CLARK'S.

SALT.

Barrels Kanawhay Salt. 50 do Lake 5000 Llw. Bacon, in store and for sale at June 3, '48 40. CLARK'S.

100

CLARK'S.

EAGLE HOTEL.

fMlHE old Mamijn House in Terre Haute, on 1 Marketstrect, at thecorner of Mulberry, two squares north of the Court House has been entirely re-fitted, and repaired throughout, and is now offered to the travelling public and boarders, n» one of the best Inns in the place, and will be known hereafter, aa the

EAGLE HOTEL.

Conducted by the undersigned, who has spent several years of lii? life in the entertainment of the public—and lastly at Newport, the county seat of Vermillion, it shall be my entire ob

ject to render my guest, comfortable while under my roof, and for this end no pains or attention will be spared.

preant in per

fully aalow as if the pi son. Ginseng, Flaxseed, Mustafd ^eed, ifcc will be taken as CashFeathers,

for any article in the eatab

liahment, in which may be found a general assort ment of \5 Mmei^'itmt*Bofantc 'MMtcme*. Paint*, Oils, jUye^Stuf*, iStre Liquor*, Ptrf* merit*

Gunpowder. Young Hvmm% and Black Tea*, fir. J*. j.

His late arrivals consist in part as follow»4 15 lbs Eng. Calomel, 500 lbs Rosin soap, 4 Amer 500 lbs British Lustre,'

15 16 30 300 20 5

Blue Maaa, sup. 50 Chrome Green, P. P. t'arb. Iron, 50 Chrome Yellow Flour of Sulphur, 50 Paris Green, Red Precipitate, 25 White,

Corrosive Subli- 500 mate, 900 10 Oxalic Acid«- 500 15 ounces Imline, 300 2: .• Iodine of Iron, 600

Ivory Black, Litharge pure Eng Lampblack, dry White Lead, Amer. Red Led Eng. lied lend, Venitian Read,

200

Iodine of Lead, 100 kegs Whitelead,

3 4 50 dr'ins Sulph. Mor- 100 phine, 300 Yellow Ochre, 100 ounces Quinine, 50 stone Ochre, 5 ounces Salacine, Blue and Red smalts, 10 lbs Bicarb. Potass, 50 lbs span AnnaUQ,

ofMercury, 300 lbs Putty, Verdigris,

Alum, Blue Vitriol, (.'opperas. Camwood, Fustic, span. Flot Indigo, Bengal Indigo, lac Dve,

5 bbls logwood, 300 lbs Madder, Dutch 200 Nicaragua, 100 Red sanders, 100 Red Wood, 5 bbls Alcohol, 2 pure French Brandy, 4 American Brandy, I cask Ptach Brandy,

Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, pure Port Wine, Tenerifle Wine, Brown sherry, Malaga Wine, Madeira W ine, old Bourbon whisky lbs sUperiorCayenne yberry,

1 1 1 1 1 4

2 2

100 100

20 Rappee snuff, 50 scotch snuff, 200 superior Tobacco Fine Cigars, lemon syrup, Ground cinnamou, Ground cloves, Ground spice, Ground Ky. Mustard, Pure salad Oil, shoe Blacking, Perfumeries, Brushes of every description, Window Glass, syringes of very superior qutdity,

surgical instraiaents.

best

Sir Liquors of the

kind are kept only for

medical purposes. J. R. CUN1NGHAM. mayfi'48 3(ily

LOOK OUT FOR SITES. CABINET WARE ROOM.

HE undersigned has commenced the Cabinet Making Business, in the shop lately occupied bv Wm. H. West, nearly opposite, the American Hotel, at the sign of

Where he is prepared to fill all orders, from a cradle to a coffin, with promptness, and in as good style and finish, and with as good materials as at any shop in Indiana. Those in want of any article in the CABINET LINE, are requested to call and examine specimens and prices.

All kinds of Lumber and Produce taken in exchange for work. JACOB SITES. Terre Haute, May 6,'48-36-tf

STOVE WAREHOUSE.

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

of the beet materia!, ever offered in this market. The stove to which we invite most especial attention is the jiuttly celebrated KKSOR DOUBLE OVEN COOK STOVE. Which is decidedly superior to any stove ever invented. Why? Because the heat nas the shortest apace 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 be done in a single oven which tends to great economy in fuel, and at the game time all other culinary operations can be performed as well aa on any other stove. Those 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 most approved paifrns.)

FAITOER'S PR EM I I'M

We are rith th Herald

yet offered to the

Pre»«tt.w-4rVankfort

"It sutiwsses any similar work ye roerican public."—fNeal's Gazette. "It may be properly considered a popularised Military nistory of the Revolution, extremely well ami judiciously written."—'N. American. "The pfbsent work on the Revolution and its Heroes, i* superior, both In extent and design to has heretofore come under our notice."— any that (Inquirer.

TIN AND JAPAN WARE.

Which we now offer at a email for cash ot undoubted credit

S We have every description of Hollowware, odd lids, tea and sugar kettles, and a full sett of patterns for Mill eastings, which we are prepared to cast at short notice and at low rates. Orders promptly attended to. april 88T4885tf

IDEiTviNEGAR, a choice article, for safe by april 8 '48 33 tf JOS. A. BIGQ8.

U7AI.DRON13

CAST

Grain and Grass acythee,

VV sale by ... apriI8,485wf

J08. A. BIGGS.

STEEL SHOVELS,

"Neff & Brothels

manufacture, warranted equal to "Antea, and

aprijy4832tf

the

HOTK« fot

Cincinnati rfdvertutment*.

CINCINNATI BOOK STO/JE, ,w i)'i* THfi bLfi established

^riodiMl ind Clie»p Publ iottlon Dapot of

ROBINSON & JONES.

TVTO.

west

COOK ?TOVE,

Five sixes heavy plate.

CoxoRsss Air-Tiuht Cook Stove Eukvates

j.<p></p>(R£$cKjrr Rocbh & RKA&y

"...

W« have also, 18-13 patterns. Troy & Stanley Air-tight, various sixes, which in point of performance, beauty, ^durability and heapness, stand unrivaled and various sixes _)rum Parlor stoves Box stoves, for shops and officer, 10-plate Cook stoves: large 7-olate stove* to take 3 foot wood, for churches and schools: oal stoves and grates, stove-pipe, ash-pans, coal hods, Furniture to fit Cook stoves of all sixes, a single piece or bv the doxen stove wafal irons, coffee toasters and 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 de^Bwrtdes the abort we have a very large and complete assortment of

sale

Waba&h Oitrfer oflicc.

street, a fow doors from Main, apposite tits Life and Tnjst

IN snd dire Company Ba if j* This house eonti( by each exprstw the prlnolpal puDliahlng floupes as soon issued, and arf onubl in luge or amal} est prices.

tinues to risoeive regul neap uul4ifiation« of loupes or tin Unitea Bt afs onablajj I

Mackerel

to supply orders publishers low

or amal} quantities, at {Re

Particular attention paid (d country orders and amenta supplies, whion-aw rcgularly and promptly

N. E This house has no connection with any Eaatern publishers, and is not interested in forcing their publications of one price to the exclusion of all outers.

The faithful execution of subscriptions to Periodicals may be relied upon. may6'4836tf

NEW SILK HOUSE ^CINCINNATI,

Grode Swiss do Grodinaplis. Foulards, Lutestring, Glasee, Single and Double, plain Plaids and Chnmeleon. FLORENCES— India Satin and Snnscheir BONNET SILKS Glasee,Sntin andGrode Naples,

Foulard Grenadines, Also, J—1,4-4and5-4 Grode Rhine for Mantillas SERGES—Black and fancy colored, of all widths and grades SATINS—Black, colored and Chameleon, for dre#»66 VESTINGS—Satin, Silk, Brocade, Cashmere,Linen, Marseilles, Barnthea, Venitian and Damadk KID GLOVES—Alexandres, Gonet Cheeau and

Cheveraux—white, black and dark colored. Also, a splendid assortment of Ladies and Gents, Silk, PicNic and Cotton Mitts and Gloves of all colons ,ADIES' and GENTS, SILK HOS1 GENTS, SILK CRAVATS—English Frcnch,

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

pers, and Linen Cambric LADIES'HDKFS and CRAVATS-Satin, SUk, 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

Can Ribbons, Velvet, Satin and Taffia Ribbons Galloons FRINGES—Linen, Mohair, and Sewing Silks for

Mantillas

Maccauba snuff,

GIMPS-BUTTONS-Gradunted leaves and Braids CRAPES—Black, White, Blue, & Rose. Also, Crape Leise SHAWLS—Silk Brocade, Grodo Rhine Borage

Mouslin de Laines, Romeo, Emb'd. Fellet, Linen and Cotton Nett. LACES—Valencia, Gimpure, 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 Laines 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 dttily lade by a competent buyer residing east.

being made

TINGLEY & BURTON.

Cincinnati, April 8,1848-32-3m

WOOL CARDING

OS H3 SiQ lIQ S3

Fulling

nid

Terre Haute, April 29, '48 35m6.

N E W O O S

JUST

J^Oa88CE)a

Gunpowder and Young Hyson Teas, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Logwood, Saleratus, Pepper, Spices, &c.,

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

All persons indobte 1 to me on the first of January last are requested to call and settle, by cash or note immediately. MES JOHNSTON.

Terre Ifaute, May 6'48 36tn6

BROOM

Wire, a first rate article, for sale by april8'4832tf JOS. A. BIGGS.

NO.april

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

JOHN

WOOD M.D.,

wra©3 am & §(nraiE.aM Office tido doors west of the Bank.r march 11'48 28tf

JAMES G.HARDY, FORWARDING & COMMISSION

22B UEL X» IK2 JKST

COVINGTON. IND.

/~1 ASH paid at all times for Wht-nf, Corn, VV Seeds, Shipping Furs and Peltries.

March 4,1848-27-tf

JOB PRINTING

AT TBS

Mabaisfi Courier ©ffltt,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA*

with

3tor£

rassH surrt.To»

3N. SMITH 4t SONS.

Posrrxas,ills, Bakk Checks, PAJUrgLCTS, Aucrto* Birxs,

National Road street,

the old stand, on the bank of the River, near the steam mill. -ALSO-'

lotli

l)re«»ins:

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.

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

Silks,

Lawns, Ginghams, Balzarines, Linen Gingham, Vienna Plaids, Linen Drillings Mohair Barages, Irish linen, Bombazine, French do. Black

f'ottonodea,

Fancy Cravats

Fancy Silk Parasols, Florence Braid Bonnets, Cotton do Leghorn and Palm leaf Fancy summer shawls, Hats, Muslin de laines, Boots and shoes.

And almost every articleto be found in Dry Good stores, generally. 1,000 barrels Kanawha Salt 100 bags Rio Coffee 20 hhds. Sugar 50 bbls Plantation & sugar House Molasses, 6 loaf and rushed sugar 12

wgularly of thf States,

& 'SWmKIn

[Of Philadelphia.]

HAVE

opened a WHOLESALE 81LK 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 lino, composed in [iurt of 31LKS—Extra superior Brocade, Pekin Amours, fJrode Rhine, Plain Plaid, Striped and Chame» leon. Poulet de Soi, Brochn, plain and fancy

Jftr Observe the

them.

trLow5isviIle

Embracing a gn»tVnriety of Style*,

scot

Show Btuaf'

as amm

CtacniAits,' Policies,

Bill

eads,

BiluHOF

aix

Ttaorrs,

ABBS,

Haxd BIUA

Will be printed in the neatest manner and the

•holiest

notice.

Rlfttik

Dccd«

mad

]ffort|ii(ci.

BILLS Or LADING,

Ilie

Oats,

""Books

For Plat ttnri other Boatu KErr CONSTANTLY ON HAND

AT THIS

Prea, of

AprllSf9'4835tf.

€31,ORE

THE

O I S I E

CZOlWUFf/ STORE.

TWO DOORS BAST OF WE 1

T^itltE HAUTE, INDIANA. vS A US _.&r ISAACS,

'['HE above establishment has juat received a large quantity of every variety ofsummer goods. The

Proprietors invite particular attention to their elegant assortment of SATIN, SILK. VELVET AND CHALLI VESTS CASSIMERB, SUM MER CLOTH, LINEN AND COTTON, PANTS, AND CODRIN&-

TON, MERINO, CROTON CLOTH, ALPACCA, iTWEED AND LINEN COATS. Gentlemen not yet suited will find the above well worth their examination! *In asking, st the hands of the public at large, a continuance of those favors for which they feel grateful, the undersigned plivlga thenii^Ivea to maintain the aumfi syatem of Soing hu^ineaa to which they attribute Uio very encouragiug share ofpatronoge that they have thus far received.

A complete assortment of Ray*' I'lofllhlfr kept comlanlly on hand. A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE MADE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. June3, l«8 40tfll ^Vl^r^r»'

N. B. Any garment purchased at this establishment exchanged if nM fully approved. I

dotfirng'Sforl'"

Establishments of the above Firm at Ijouisville, Ky., and Keokuk, Iowa.

tkCHEAP SPRING GOODS me*°m -At

HE subscribers, on National Road Street, o| are now receivim of the partners, whici Their

Will be fully replenished with a cheap

AT THE

ii '-t if:'.'

W A A

MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY,

A RE now in receipt of their Spring su| Medicines, Surgeon" als, Bottles, Perfumery urchased upon the very best terms of Importers and Manufacturers, or first hands, and is one of the

States.

argest and most complete in the United liey would respectfully invite the attention of Druggists, Merchants, Physicians, Manufacture!!*, illy, to thei

and dealers generally, to their stock before buying elsewhen*, as they are prepared to warrant die quality of their goods, and are determined to sell them for cash or to prompt dealers on the usual time

leir stock before elsewhen*, as they are

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 are enabled to keep their stock complete and fresh during the season. Persons who cannot visit the city, by sending them thei? orders shall be served as promptly and with goods at as low rates and as of good quality as if they were here in person.

The following compose apart of their late receipts 54 ease* Liqnorice, 100 barrels Alum, 50 doxen Sweet Oil, 100 do Spanish Whiting. 1,200 do Phila. Blacking, 50 do Eng. Venitian Red, 200 do Paint Brushes, 50 do SpiritsTutpentine, 600 do Scotch Snuff, 100 do Ta 3,500,000 Percussion Caps, 300 gross Matches, 500 reams Cap paper, assort., 600 do Letter do do 20,000 lbs Prime Madder, 10,000 lbs choice soft Indigo, 3,000 gr. Vial & Bottle Corks,

100

Kioi'klioldci'K

FACTOIIV.

subscribers wish to notice that they have erected a Factory,give a half miles southeast of

Anniesburgh,two,andwd

lml,

Laducb,

inches

Wool

L&BEbS, &0.

S I O E

apposite the Court House, in Jacob D. Earlv's block,

a splendid STOCK of NEW GOODS just purchased iu New York, by one they are enabled to sell at very low prices, for cash, or most kinds of trade.

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Btock.

to which they invite the attention of their customers and

deulere in Dry Goods. We think it unnecessary to go into a general enumeration of articles among our Staple Goods will be found some buu pieces1 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 Summer Goods, for Men's and Boys, Punts, Louts, Slc. Auto—a large stock of Notions for the wholesale trade.

A N O O S

Embracing a great variety of Dry Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Edgings, Lawns, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet and other Silks, Panisols, Steel Beads, Purse Twist, Clasps, &c., Also—Linen Goods for Men's wear, Linen Ginghams, Irish Linens, &c., Men's Fashionable Fur, Silk, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats, Bonnets, Carpeting, Paper Hangings and Bordering, Matting, Boots and Shoes, Eastern Sole Leather, Queensware, Clocks, &c. &c.

Also— choice article of Black and Green Teas, very superior superior Rio and Java Coffee, and a general stock of Groceries. the openine 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. \priI15'48 33tf

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

AGENTS®WANTED

qno CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY throughout the United States. To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is offered—with a small capital of from $25 to $100. A chance is offered, ^hereby an Agent can make from $10 to $25 per week. 5CrFor particulars, address (post paid) WM. A. LEARY, april8'48 32m3 No 158 North Second Street, Philadelphia.

NOW IS THE TIMK TO BUY YOUR GOODS CHEAP!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH STORE. DAVID H. ARNOLD.

largest, most desirable, and best selected assortment of

•0 S* Which is kept separate up^atairs.

ranners Oil, No. 1 Castor Oil, Winter Lard Oil gr'd &. chopVl Woods Copal Varnish. Japan do?

150

OF THE

TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND

A I O A O A N

rOU hereby notified to pay to

ner.are

Turner, the

at the store of Warren

sum of four dollars, on each share of stock, subscribed for in aaid company, on the first of Jajy

nre now opened for additions! subscrip

tions of mock, under the supervision of John

'raw

ford and Jacob D. Eearly, as commissisonere and will remain open until the 15th day of July next the payment of

on^

dollar on ahare inquir

ed at Uie time of subscribing.each

ROSE,

Blankets, by the Wir

raided

and Spun at

woo) must be clean and clear

stances that would tpjure

A11

kinds ofcountryrahlftilt Dreamng attaeided to with despatch, loth at the store hf Warren

tT FCEGS

INSTRUCTIONS

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 priccs of nearly all kinds of Merchandise, the present is the greatest opportunity for purchasers.

ALSO, A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

READY-MADE CLOTHING,

BOOTS & SHOES, I S, CAPS, & BONNETS,

i?orHA

:Kitirs,

Ac., Ac.

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

All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods*v,*-.- „, -, Terre Haute, April, *1,1848. 31 6m DAVID H. ARNOLD.

WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST

100 barrels Copperas, 50 do Planter Pans 1500 boxes Window 1000 Vinly and Bottles, awy/ Shop Furniture, 50 Ground IVppcr, 500 Virginia, Tobacco, •300 Missouri, 300 Kentucky 30 casks Chlorade ot Lime, 40 Saleratus,

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 due

r.: oauo. THE! AUTOF DANt'lNG AND WALTZING.

DE GRAND. VAL,

seph'sing

J. H. Tat*

at Nazareth Ladies femipary. St. Jo

olloge. Bardstown, and for the last three vears in the city of Louisville, Kentucky respectHilly informs the ladies nnd gentlemen of this city, that he will

shortly

ApriL®, '48 34

will be taken

and returned when finished. All dark colors on lath 90 eta. per yard and all othct work in proportion.

Farmer's ProduMtaken it nnyment for

april23,4834m4 LOWRY &.

*mk.

MoCIJNR

White Ijead, No.

OFriCEi-

and puns, a

warranted artidftJbTikle low by April

8 '48 32

tOOPERS Hoooe, also art assortment of Coopers Tools, sale

joopera »Trussfor

•prii?'tf?«tr JO??. A BIGGS.

have the honor to visit

Ten Haute, in hi? professional capndtv, and will be happy to devote tne vacatiotr allowed to

and gentlemen, in the latest style daneiag waltxing, with the various nolkaV,

operation, manufacturing loths Flannels, Satinets and Blanket* on the following term*: loth* I wide 45 cte. Satim-ts, 40 eta. Hannel

16fc.

per pound the

from

all hard sub

cards.artd

Turner.Ttrre(HauteleftMk

0~ YES I O YES 11^0 YES!! I WEST SIDE »OF tHE PUBLIC SQUARE.

«ar an*

rPHANKFUL forpast

I ly

GOLDEN

JOS. A. BIGG&

favors, would respectful-

apprise his fnenda and the public generally that he is now in of foil and general assortment of

»oodsreceiptline,aembracing

in his

DRYGOODS,

CfROCERlES, HARDWARE,

BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &e, &.c

All of which have been elected with the greatest care and which he is prepared

Syrup, a choice article, for table use,

foraalehy

april8'48

3«tf -MOS. A. BIGG8.

HARVEYbv

MANNAS?Stiperloraxea,warranted,

8 '48 32

for sale

April

MEDICINES,

ramilfr and

TJw

PUREbeen,

Gloucester Cocntt,

Plantation

IA ME3 JOHNSTON, merchant, and J. R. CUNr •I INGHAM, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, «ve the agent* for the sale of House's popular, and highly approved Miedicines, consisting of

HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC,

pleasant

and

Ague

vers.,and

hours and

Aever failing cure for Chills, or

Frver, ih die short time of three

cures on the wrapper

worth dollars a ihitnblefulL" Price

best

and

cents per box.

otk.

ss.

Personally came before me, the subscriber, one of the of the Peace in and for the said county,Justices

Thomas Coszens, being duly affirmed according to law,saith the above statement in all things is true.

———————

FRENCH

Geranium Extracts. Bandoline,and,other

JOHN B. L. SOULE.

HVM. L. BAIRD,

rpHERK

QUEENSWARE.

1instruction,

sell low for Cash,

orinexenange tor approved Country Produce.— Purchaser* ate remecttullv invited to call,examine for theft»efv« and be eatUied that my prttwa an low. april

'48

.JOS. A. BI{•

to five

in Bilious and Remittent Fe

remedy

of Nine and

yfears standing, are the most remarkable on record,Ten proving it to nave been snpdnor

all

other feme

d»* in the eure-of Intermittent!.to Price

$1,00

per

bottle, HOUSE'S, PfLE OINTMENT. soothing, apd decided

cu^ fo^

Fresh

Piles and

Bums. Bruises, Mashes, Sprains, ness,

as an exterSorefor

oumls—andexternal

uts

and

nal applicatidn in Rlieumatism—its efusct* are im mediate and|,

ru!y astonishing. No family should

be without it a lady who had used it said,"it

$ 1,00

bottle.five •lonse's Vegetable Pill. The

—This rill only

keep* a desirable stock of Dry Goods,

CuxiBGUAM

dicines,

Chemicals,.Dye-stuffs,

per

general Family Medicine in the worlds

They are tne only certain remedy ever discovered for toe cure of the Rheumatism—^as thousands can tell tlie story—who are now rejoicing in health— who were victims of this painful disease. Price

haa a choice stock of fresh Drugs,J.MeR..cJohnston•-inplafewa&

be had at

ce* in the State—thecan Tonic and Pile Ointment, almost every town

the State. James

&c.

all orders

promptly attended to Prescriptions neatly put up. april29'4835m6andcarefully

OA.-KS

s'odaT^

Sal

do Eps»n

.-alts,

4 t'asca

Ext. lx gwood,.

10 Blls.

Steamboat Yankee. April

per

assorted Dye Woods received

22, 34-tf CHAS, WOOD.

WHITE LEAD! The subscribers

have and are now manufacturing White ijead of the finest quality, which they will warrant to be

stoutly puke,

to the superiority of

and entirely free

from any adulteration. B. A. FAHNESTOCK& PCX The Lead from this manufactory for sale by april2214834 CHAS. WOOD.

BLUE

LICK Water in barrels, Congress water in Bottles, for sale-by april 22, 34-tf CH AS. WOOD.#

THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

CONSUMPTIVE

Will please read the following statement from the Harrison Gazette.

THE

incredulous are invited to read lowing note from the Rev. Mr. Coldron,foltho whoee character for truth and veracity stands above suspicion, and have theg doubts,dispelled

WISTAR'S BALSAM* OF WILD CHERRY,

over all remedies now before the public of the same character. Corydon, Ind. Jan.

28, 1848.

It is no less a duty than a pleasure to the benefit of the afflicted, that

consider Wistar'sstatefor,

Balsamof Wild Cherry a great blessing to the human race. Having it in a case of severe affliction of the Lungs,tried

unhesitatingly recommend

it to those similarly afflicted, as the best remedy

have ever tried, and one cured me when physicians said

must die,whichwhen

and

thought

myself that my time to depart was near at hand.,

COLDRON.

WM.

tar's

April^

a'i HADno.vFiEiJ), N.

1843.

On or about the 13th day of October,

1841,1

was

taken with a violent pain in the side, 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 caused me to throw up a great quantity of offenbut sive matter, and also much blood. Being greatly alarmed at this,

applied to a physician but lie

replied that he thought he could do but for me, except give me some mercury pills,little

refused to take, feeling satisfied that they could no good. Many other remedies were then procurdo ed by my wife and friends, but none did me any good and the discharge of blood and corruption still continued every few days, and at last became so offensive that

could scarcely breathe.

was

also seized with a violent cough, which at times caused me to raise more blood than

had

before and my disease continued in this way,done still growing worse, until February, when all hope of my recovery was given up, and my all thought

would die of a gallopping consumpfriends

tion. At this moment, when my life was rently drawing its close,

heard of Dr.appa-Wis

Balsamofnear Wiiji Cherry and got a bottle, 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 mo to work at my trade,

(which

is a carpenter,) and

have enjoyed goood health. THOMAS COZZEN&

up to this time

Affirmed before me on the 29th of April.

J. CLEMENT. J. P,

J. D. PARK, (successor

Sold by

to Sandford i,

Park,) Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent for the South and West, to whom all orders must be addressed. yr

J. R. CUNINGHAM, CHAS. WOOD

Terre Haute.

C.J. ALLISON & CO. S

And by appointed agents in every town Stat*. april

8'48321ythein

rerfuiiicry,

and German Cologne,

«f»

Patchouly, Bergamot^

Bear'sOil,

march25 -i8 30tf

Maccassar Oil a

Shaving and Toilet Soaps, every variety, Lily White, Prepared .^.i.dpnr Hair Dye, Hair Tonic,Chalk, Balm of I-Balm of Columbia, tHuivr

Tooth Brushes English and American,

Tooth Powder,, Hair and Flesh Brushes For sale by

11. 1848-28-tf

March

Professor of Danc

&c.,

for sale at

him

the different itwtisuttonp, where he been fleeted teacher to the instruction

of a .has

&.cdf

Mr. De Grand. Val is the neassr of several letters of introduction, which he will deliver on his arrival. Reference can be obtained from the editor of this paper.

March II, M8-28-ly*

cittsaof ladil*

CHAS. WOOD.

TJ RUSHES—HairBrushes, an excellent quality, Flesh do.

Slaving

do Tooth do.

Scrubbing,Scouring, nnnTanner"?Blacking BrushAlso es Shoe Brushes Paint Brushes Varnish do Sash Tools Marking do Camel Hair Prncila,

CHAS. WOOD.

Collegiatc A FACULTY!

E. THOMPSON BAIRD,

Esq.,

President,*%nd.Uatitiand

Profoasor of Moral Science, Physics,

Professor of Greek, Belle*

Lettres, and Gener«l History.

Professor Mathematics.

A. H. LUKEN,

Tutor of German.*

CHARLES ANDERSON,

Instruction is also given in Music upon the Piav' no, bv Miss

Tutor ih English

ELLEN E. LAWRENCE.

are two departments, Male and Fe-

male, kept entirely with different en trances and play-gronndsapart,

,"separated

by the

edifice, in front en which is the main Colli nus. The design of the Trustees and th kc this an Institution every way deser vi j:p

liege Cam-geJnr he ra

ublic confidence and pa'.rouago. The ccwrse ef which will be conducted on

thorough principles, embracee all

Terre Haute,chargedlrom

(be

March

complete Classical, Mathematical, Philosophical,apartsthe and Polite Education. The Collegiate year ia 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, in the Element* of English, per session, $13 and in the higher studies, $16. There will also be a small contingent foe for firewood, eft.

Music and

German charges. Students received all times,arcextra and the time of entrance.at

4,'48. 27-tf