The Wabash Courier, Volume 17, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 January 1849 — Page 3

DR. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS la of more value to Consumptives than all the diamonds in the world, as the following persons of Cincinnati testify Mr. Wheadon, (from When don & Gest,) R. P. Donough, (Ben Franklin Print lng Office,) Mr. Bennet, (Gano'a 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 aaya that Dr. Hall* Balsam not only cured his cough, but dispersed the Tubercles which the Dr. aaid had form on his Lungs. Mr. Keg, at the Gaxette 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 nightsweats 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 Consumptions are known.

A. A. NORTH & CO.,

4 4

Depot No. Walnut street, between 3fUad 4th ist side. Agents for the West. C. J. ALLISON & CO., april 8 321m Agents, Terre Haue.

a 1..

WABASH CVUHIKB Omcr,

Terre Haute, January 12, 1849.

Weather fine and cold—roads good—river rather low for safe navigation. Pork packing drawing towards a close. Price of hogs probably not varying much from last week's quotations.

FOREIGN MARKET. CINCINNATI, Jan. S.

Sales of pork, in bulk, at 2ic 9 for shoulders and 4tc 9 & for hams. The sales of pork are to a moderate extent, including only 250 bbls mess at *10 9 bbl. Sales of 2,000 pieces of bacon, shoulden, at 31c fc. 9-12

No sales of provisions to-day. Buyer* of hogs manifest a disposition to hold wer rates. Sales to-day of 1,000 head at «3 25 9 100 lbs.

NKW YORK. Jan. 8.

There Is good inquiry for wheat forP"[* po«es. and prices are firm. Sales of 1.000 bu"hel» Illinois at $1 I4G»|1 15 bushel. The sales of corn to-day comprise 75.000 at 60. prime white at 57, mixed at S3, and Weste via Orleans, on landing, at 61c 9 hushel. Ssl^ to-div of 1,500 bbls pork-old mess at (MS 2!S0» $15 371, and new mess at $15750$16 old prime at $12, and new at $12 75.

TERRE-HAUTE PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEKK-Y.

LARS—*

BCTTER—Fresh, 9 GRAIN—Wheat, 9 bushel Corn, in the ear,

Oats,

8m»—flaxseed, 9 bush PROVISIONS—Potatoes, 9 Onions,

Candles 9 ft

6 Q»

12 & 50 O 15 0» 165» 30 O 62 &

sale of R"»l

bushel 15 40 3» 62 O 1 25 O 3 50 O 25 & 25 ca 18 & 12 &

FJTTJITS—Apples,

dried, 9 bushel

Ftoun— 9 bbl. MEAL— 9 bushel STTXDRJES—Feather? 9 ft teeswax. 9

virtue of an order of the Vigo Probate ourt, the undersigned will pel nt public auction, at the house of James Taylor, in Creek towra'iip, Vitro county, Indinnn. the following real estate, belonging to the»tate of Athol Ferguson, dee'd., to-wit. the east half of the north east quarter of section thirty-four (34) township 11 north, of ranee 10 weft. Also, 40 acres of land •lying on the north side of thesouthwesitq section 11 in township 10 north, of range 10 west.

The last described tract will be sold subject to the dower of the wHow. Sale will takep^ce on Monday, the 12th day of February. 1849. at 12 o'clock

A credit will he given of equal pay

ments for 6,12 and 24 month*. the purchaser *imr notes with approved security, collectable without any relief whatever from valuation or appraiselawa. .WRIOHT.

WIM.IAMR.BENTI.Bir. CH ARLES N. BENNIGHT,

January 13th, 1849. [19 4t] Committionert. OYSTERS. Fresh Arrival of Baltimore Oyster*. IUST received per steamer Atlantis, 12do*en ,1 cans and half cans of spiced and frn^h naltimore Ovaters, in good onW. at 'ne Lv-u«t_Corner. janf 19tf

VV otic Chotern is already prevailing in various parta of our country, and whereas, in anticipation if its coming among us it is exp^ient to adopt active and efffctivr measures for the sensing ana purifying of the Town therefore

Be it ordained by TZt rffJfh Town of Terre Haute, That the Board of Health be and they are hereby autlwriaed anddirecte, forthwith to institute a rigid Inquiry into all nuis ancea that now exist or that may h«rrafter ex.st, within the corporation and within halfa mileof it, limita, and generally

proceed See. 5.

devifs^d

sanitory measures as to them ahail seem proper and necessary for the complete cleansing and pu

"te'Tl" M.S.I of»IO T«n, i. fc-r.br authorised and required to examine diligently into tha conditio ofthe streets and alleys of aaid Town: to inspect and ascertain the condition ot all slaughter-houses, pork-!i«wa, chandlenea, and othlr places whew offensive matter hahle to accumulate, an I -h^hy eive matter, and upon being anv member of the Board of Health, be •nail forthwith notify the ownw, premises, or any perwn whoimay l^e the same or caused or reeled thedep^tte Uiereot, forthwith to abste and cleanse and purify said Marshal, or the Board of Health, or any bar thereof, shall direct. ,,

Stc. 3. It i« hereby made the duty of all persona forthwith to cleanse and purify thepr*mi*es rwned or occupied by them, and all streets ami alley* adjoining the same, and to removes 11 manure, offal

I1C7 P»UIIV^ w»t« 4

'dead or offensive matter which may hare deooaited by them or by their direction or per mission, whether on or near euch premises or elsewhere, and to comply with a«ch directionaas the Board of Health, or any member thereof, or the Marahal may direct.

See. 4. An* person who shall fail, neglect or re-fuse-to comply with the requisitions of the last preoetling section for the apace of three hour* after KM notified by the Manual or any member ot the Board of Health, aha" forfeit and pav the sura offivi* dollars and cost of auit krsa»d«fri»ee. and in addition thereto, one dollar every

i:.» n«naltv prescribed in tne last Board of Health, or any

'"'^r^teNmf'or the Marshal, mat csuaeand

or remottd the same, shalt for-

commander.

V||. See. 6. That no rnwter jss vs •as*- s.'Sr-Tad ^,.11 l.~i or portion, or wiMua to be landed or Wt conveyance, any

•uch ahaU fcwfritand ting the provisions of th» jjttoj

GREAT BARGAINS ,AT THE

W I S I I S O E -pHE undersigned gratefkil for the liberal supI port they have received from their customers and the public, are enabled to offer from recent arrivals from the eastern cities, the most complete and extensive STOCK OF GOODS ever offered in Terre Haute, and at greatly reduced prices.

To Merchants we offer inducements. Having purchased heavily by the P««*age of agents, and manufacturers, expressly for the wholesale trade,

Sufswck 'embraces! in part, every description of

DRY GOODS,

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Carpeting* Paper Hangings and Borderlag, Queenaware and

O O I I S

to-wit Choice Green and Black Teas, for family use, very cheap, Sugar, Coffee^Molaase*, superfine' Flour, Tobacco, Indigo, Madder, Cnndlea, &c.

Also, a large stock of EASTERN SOLE LEATHER and SALT constantly on hand.

Any quantity of LUMBER and SHINGLES,

paid for Wheat and Feathers—Rags and all kinds „r faOgrffoj,

Daid.

paid.

BURTON & TILL AY.

FOR"TALIFORNIA.

Tby

HATH0RN

Terre Haute, Jan. 6, 1849. 19tf

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fg-3-5

,£iii Siiiii

cs oS a

SS E S

2 0

O 111 I— T?

NOTICE.

ALL

persons who are indebted to L. O. Schultz willcall and pay D. Porterfield before the 1st Febrrary next. If not settled, the claims, irreseurvary

UOAI. W

-ctiveof persons, will be placed in officers hands for collection. L. O SCHLL14. Terre Haute, Jan. 6, 1849. 19 3t

Regular Terre-IIaute and Evansville

The steamer DANIEL BOONE will hereafter run as regular weekly Packet, between Terre-

ZZ*T\ Haute' and Evansville, leaving

Terre Haute every Tuesday, at 3 o'clock p.

18 33 65 20

Terre Haute, Dec. 30,184a

HE subscriber intends leaving for California the first of pnl next-all those indebted to me, or to Patrick & Clipping" are requested to call and settle their accounts. Charles Dew ey, jr.. Esq., or J. H. Bnrnam will attend to making settlements for mo when 1 am out. p^TRlcK.

Terre Haute, Jan. 6,1849. 19^

AN ORDINANCE,

Further to prevent and remove nuiaanceain the Town of Terre Haute. "117 HERE \S, the epidemic known as the Atf

F., treiijhtor or .o

Terre Haute, Dec. 30, 1848. nl8tf N. —The public can rely on this boat making her trips in time, being the fastest boat ever in this trade.

BROWN SHEETINGS.

•)A BALES Brown Sheetings, just received and for sale very low for cash or produce. Call i. dec30tf BURTON TILL \Y.

DAIRY SALT.

Qfin BAGS of this superior salt, for butter rw» and table use. Call and see it. dec30tf BURTON & TILLAY.

LAKE SALT.

BARRELS Lake Salt, for sale low by dec30 BURTON & TILLAY.

W A N O Any quantity of

RACCOON, MINK, OTTEri, FOX, WOLF WILD CAT, HOUSE CAT, AND DEER SKINS,

f1rOR

which the highest prices in cash will be

NOTICE.

"T'HE Board of Commissioners of Vigo county, I will, on the first Monday of February, 1849. receive sealed proposals for keeping the paupers of Vigo county for the ensuinz year, to commence on the first Monday of March, 1849 the paupers to be kept at the Poor House farm, the successful bidder having the use of the farm.

By order of the Board. W. N. HAMILTON, Auditor. Dee. 30, 1848. 18n3t

CAUTION^

WHEREAS

Dec. 30,1848. 3t

10.000

»L| BOXES of

PKh

of.

pay the aum of on h«aor*a fon», with coats'!*^ Towaabip, th SSTich offender. witte«tP«^ «nd JJJX JoMlreof the Peace of aa»d Town toaww«r»w nrh offence, and ohall also or convevanowmd detain the wme until acvh pen

Thia*wd»nano» ahall take effect awl be

la force from and after its publication Adopted January 1»', 1^9. s-

G92?FJ8'

D. S.D*WAI»W,WsrA.

DIRECT

DAVID T.vYLOR, Agent.

K, Age nl8tf

LARGE

I gave two promissory notes to

John Chesnut, which are not due till September, 1950, for about the sum ot $500 00. I hereby caution all persons against the purchasing or trading foiaeaid notes, as there is a good and legal defence againat the payment of the same.

JOHN BALDING.

December 30,1848. nl8tf

NOTICE.

1EREMIAH MURRY, late of the county of Waterford, Ireland, wishes to let his brother, Mi-hael Slurry, (wholivessomewhcrein thoState of Indiana) know that he, Jeremiah, lives in Terre Haute, and wants to see his brother, and wants him to write to Michael Riordan at Terre Haute.

ItAtiS. half bushels—second

hand—have been filled once with corn,

TW0 ,nd

araclean and perfect. Price twelve ceflts. FRANCIS MCKAY. dec3018n2m Louisville, Ky.

VERMIFUGE.

MCPurchasedVermifuge.

I.ANJE'S McLane's Liver Pills. of the Proprietors, J. Kidd 4 Pittsburgh. For sale wholesale and retail bt

Dec. 23, '48-17-tf WOOD &. DONNELI

ON HAND AND FOR SALE, IN HHDS. SUGAR, lU bbls. Molaasea, 100 baga Coffee. and for aale by (decSO 18tf] BEMENT&CO.

BOXES FRESH RAISINS.

UU 40 do Candy, 10 Han Almonds, Foraalaby (doc30] BEMENT&CO. OH BBLS. MACKEREL, 10 half bbia. do, 90 qr. For sale by

do do, of M8 catching, [dec30] BEMENT & CO.

1 O E S A E S JLVF 4 Heroes new Riot, 40 eoila Rope, 30 dot. Buckets. For sale by (d«30] BEMENT & CO.

OfMI BBLS. KENAWHA SALT, 175 do bake, For aale by dec30 BBm ENT CO.

MOFFATPS MFOTIMfl AND PIICENIX BITTERS. TUST

received a large supply and for aale by

il uross, dknten and reuil. br oetSS n9tf R- CUMNGHAM

6.^nU

«5U up to 50. [13tfJ BURTON &• TILLAY.

2.000 '^^'"TORTO^iTIU.AV.

|L*CK

Lead Red Lead, and Mexican Lead.

'AS™1'•°D I CO

CANDIES.

FINE asmortmeni of common and fancy, jwt received, and lor aale by #ot 18 nlStf C. J. ALLISON & CO

and gentlemen^ just recHved and

GOOD selection of ladies ."A Silk, Lisle and Kid Gloves, or aale by [13 2m)

NIPPERT & MOLITOR

AIM) LBS- beat Wen em Reserve Cheese. nov« 13tf BURTON & TILL \Y.

QI F.ENSW ARE.

FINE assortment Pear. Mulberrr,and Commou. for aale by {**21 $m3j REYNOLDS

TOBACCO. Virginia. Plug, and Common obaoco, for sale by a REYNOLDS. DR. JAYNE8 MEDICINES. A FRE&H supply of Jayne^s Hair Tonic, Car t\ minative Balsun, Vermifuge and Aiter»iti»

FINE

c«t, toper

chewing Tobaoo oetSl 9n3e

nunative ioc£Bn»tf)

J. R. CUNINGHAM.

CARPETIHGU

i^AII VARD8 super,extra fine, fine and VeneO*tian Carpatwf.foraalaby oc»218o3*a W. W. REYNOLDS.

(CIRCULAR.) -i

Western JtterchnulB.

S S S O E S

PY an act of the last Congress, approved April I 14th, 18481, the "City orLalayette.La., was added to and now forms apart ot the Port of Entry," New Orleana. And by an aot of the legislature of the Slate of Louisiana, approved March 11th, 1848, the inspection of Provisions and breadstuffs was made voluntary after 1st Nov. 1848. The undersigned, therefore, is now ceive all kinds of PRODU E either on STORAGE, for SALE, or SHIPMENT, coastwiseor foreign, at these extensive Pire»Proof Warehouses, occupying an entire square, known aa "FISK'o STORES," situated in the city of Lafayette, port of New Orleans, and begs leave to call your attention to the advantagea they offer to -shi shippers of produoe for sale or trans-shipment a adjoin

n""'

"u"

The" buildings adjoin «n

age, whf

850 feet frontage, where SHIPPING

w^arf

-and STEAM

und FLAT BOATS can discharge or load with

greater facility than at the usual wharves of the City: and goods can be received and shipped Jtet of the expense of drayages, and the incidental aoiling and injury necessarily resulting from the frequent removal of goods—the saving of the wastage of grain in sacks from handling and hauling—also, avoiding the damage which exposure to weather causes to many articlea, such as lard and provisions in dry salt, particularly such as are intended for foreign markets.

When produce may be required to be inspeoted, bv the purchaser, it can be done with the same facility as in the City, the Inspector of Lafayette having apartments in the Stores. Mr. Henry AAmelung, formerly of Cincinnati, in connection vrith his other business at New Orleana, will give his personal attention at the Stores to the voluntary inspection and proper order of provisions for foreign or home market.

Believing that tha saving of drayagea, eaving In wastage of grain, Sic., &c.. the improved condition in which property can be received and shipped, together with the low rates of Storage and Forwarding, will be sufficient to attract the attention of shippers and others to the "Fi«k Storea." The undersigned will have partiea in attendance night and day to receive propertv—and shippers may be assured that every possible dispatch will be u»d for the disposal of property consigned there. Bills lading for property destined to the "Fisk Stores" should contain a clause to that effect. Following are rates for Forwarding and Storage:

STOKAOE PER MONTH.

Sugar per hhd. 25o Flour per bbl. 4c Tobacco do 25c Whisky do 61 Provisions do 20c Lard per keg 2c do tierce 10c Lead per pig 1c do bbl. 5c Hidps (each) 2c Grain in sks pr bush lc Coffee per bag 4c

RECEIVING AND PORWARPING

Provisions per hhd. 20c Tobacco per hhd. 50c do tierce 10c Lard per keg lc do bbl. 4c Lead per pig lc Flour do 4c Grain in sks pr bush lc

Produce consigned to my address for sale or shipment, will be free of storage for the first ten days, the actual labor only being charged.

A. C. L. HARTWELL, 44 Poydras street.

New Orleans, Dec. 30,1848. nl8m2

GAY'S CANCHALAGUA.

ACALIFORNIA

from the Shaker Village at New

Lebanon, N. Y., for sale by Dec. 23, '48-17-tf WOOD & DONNELLY.

LOT OF CANDIES—Just received

at wholesale and retail, by oct28 n9tf J. R. CUNINGHAM.

BOURBON

E have just rccei ved a fine assortment, which we offer very low. novl8nl2tf *C. J. ALLISON & ('O.

tTEEL Beads. Clasps, Tassels and Silk Twist, for sale by [nl2tf] C. J. ALLISON & CO.

PRINTS.

400

PSta3tri,"*'for

"''IIEYSOLDS.

SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS,

&c.

4)1 BALES brown Sheetings and Drills Bleached Shirting, Ticking, Cotton arn and Batting, for aale by [oct21] REYNOLDS.

CANDIES—20

boxea. aworted.

nov4 nlOtf

WOOD & DONNELLY.

)URE LEMON SYRUP—By

the gallon, doxen

and retail, $3 to $4 by the dozen, bv oct28 n9tf J- R- CUNINGHAM. LEATHER/ 1 nn SIDES Eastern Sole LeMhei, fa aale by 1UU oct218n3m REYNOLDS.

SUGAR

LOAF,and

Lump, Crushed and Means Sugar, in store for sale at [nl3it}

MOLASSES.

OUGAR House and Orleans Molaaa^, »n »tore at nov25 13tf CLAK.H. v*.

CANCUALAGUA.

CIAY'S

-i Canchalagua, which is becoming celebra ted aa being superior to the various preparations of Saraaparijla, for aale by MATCHES ATCIIES ATCHESI

GROSS superior quality, for sale by itf BE?

300 nov4 nlO JMENT & (O.

POWDER'

1 AH KEGS RifK Kegs Blaating, I700 Feet gaiety Fuae, for sale bv nov4 nlOtf BEMfcNT & CO.

TO MERCHANTS.

HAVE a large assortment of DRY GOODS, which will be sold by the piece as low aa you

""W-

GUM ARABIC LOZENGES.

nov4 nlOtf

DRESS GOODS.

4 fiNE assortment of ft»hionableDreaa Goods,

iFTTS! FITS! FITS!

TT'thia1market. In our°stock will be found 15000 yards brown & blch'dsheetings & shirtings 700 Oregon, California, Lama Plaidaj 800 plain and plaid Lineeya gQQ Bed Ticking}

AFULL

plant of rare medicinal vir

tues, publicly admitted by Dr. Townsend, manufacturer of "Townsend's Sarsaparilla," to be "far better thin Sarsaparilla," and "the cheapest and best medicine in the world

WOOD & DONNELLY,

dec9 nl5tf Agents, Terre Haute.

SAGE

WHISKY—A pure article, kept

for medicinal purposes, by oct28 n9tf J. R- CUNINGHAM.

PATENT MEDICINES. CONST NT supply kept at the Terre Haute Drug Store, by the gross, dozen, or retail, by oct28n9tf J. R.CUNINGHAM.

VESTINGS.

ICH Cashmere, figured and plain Silk, Satin, and Velvet Vestings, for sale by oct218n3m REYNOLDS.

.FRENCH, German and English Colognes and 7 Extracts, for sale by novl8 nl2tf C. J. ALLISON &. CO.

RANGE FLOWER WATER-For sale by novl8 nl2tf C. J. ALLISON & CO. 0

TOBACCO.

Soaps, Patent Medicines, Snreical Instmment", pure XS V?eSr^"5J'Jn^Drur and every article usually found in Drug

Stores.

A iilwWe lispcnce lieUfr than »low Uliilliiitf*

E W I

are now receivinff our Fall and ^v'"^ stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye Woods, Glassware.&c.. to which we invitethe at tentionof our friends, and the public

Our stock is more extensive than heretofore, and was selected with great care. assure our customers, and those who may favor us with thm pa tronage, that we will sell goods as cheap as any

W a a A

in the Eastern Market most of^his time,^*e fee that it gives us an advantage over other not similarly situated. Our whole time is devoted to the Drug b,wines*, and the preparing and dispens-

NE VV, S EASONABLE AND

E A O O S

AT THE "LOCUST C0I1NER."

The subscribers comprise the firm of

100 pieces awScoPd p^ket handkerchiefs 400 cashmere, blanket and nett Shawls, from 20

cents up.

24 fine cashmere Shawla.

10000 IbK Cotton Battinn, a very good n«*Uty HATS and CAPS of all kinds, at uncommon low prices. A large slock of Boots, Shoes and Brogans, of all styles and price*.

^AU JK'from our friends will meet with our personal attention. And it is.9ur«iesign to keep a full assortment of everv thing in our line^. Those who purchase (foods of us and do nntfind them as represented, we stand

Dec. 9,184a

can

REYNOLDS.

'"^b"^OLD3

I xR ROGERS BALSAM OF LIVERWORT 1 ami Tar —1 have the agency for Terre Haute

WE the agency for Dr. Han's Vegetable ExCUNINGHAM

DYE STUFFS.

ADDER, Copperas, Alum, pnme ««rtein -1 digo.for saleat [nl3tf] CLARK*

WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.

a«,r"

O N & I A ..^.nd cheaoeat atock of goods that haa ever been o&r*Un

HEY are now opening one of fJ|eL'aJf ^j ctieapem a 12000 yards of Printa, of every style and price aiOOO Merinoee and Alpaccaa

to take them back and pay expeiases Wj^re »o licitous to acquire a character for selling good ana

^^rwJTskPh vsicians. Consumers to call and examine our atock and pncea, before purchasing elsewhere,

C. J. ALLI80N & CO. nl5tf

N E W A E S O FRANCIS E* ROTHE,

HASthe

taken the

Barber's

Shon in the basement

of Citv Hotel, where he will alwaya be prepared in the line of

Fashionable Hair Dressing, Shaving, X-r ftc Being regularly trained in his business in Lelpsic,

Germ

give more satisfaction. ftSrKeen Raxora and clean waving. Terrs Haute. Dec. 9,1848. 3m

CASH FOR RAGS.

rv r\rw"V LB RAGS wanted, for which the 10.000 highest market pricea will be paid in

c. J. ALLISON A Co.,

HAVE

last received the following. 50dos. Dr. Townaead'a Sarsapanlla, 100 Dr Hall's Balsam for the Longs 100 Perry Davis' Pain Killer. have made arrangements with the manufacturers of the "^^i'^M^hants we are enabled to supply Druggists and Merchants st the manufactorer* pn«j. wher$

We wish alpo toestaWii* ayenci«

..e none

A. W BOD W.WM

1P1HIYS.163 A1NS & Ofice two door$ west of the Bank. marchll'48 28tf

CLARK B.

inTbe vicinity ofjerre Haute^for the

mle of the Sarsaparilla. and for

Balsam and Pain Killer tatpart of nil nois and through VV^ah Vallejr

Svrnn of Liverwort and Tar. which we hin^lf,

aTTh^^ ALLISON Dec. 9,1848.

OLOTH-, CASSlMERtS and VE TINGSA good aelectioo and at low prices, just re-

V-PERT

A00 Caahmerea and De Laineas lea and

800

A full assortment of

100 pieces fine Bonnet Ribbons: ZPT fineass't.colors 35 Italian and common black silk neck

Also, a superior stock of

inthismarket. ^A full assortment ol

for country use, consisting in part, of Knives and Forks, Pen knives Butcher g^'^gCojJf: Nails, Shovels and Tongs, Ames' best Shovels and Spades, Collins best Axes, Loults, UtctM, steel

The hSeJumdbeat assortment of QUEENSWARE ever offered in this market,

I N E

Wheat, Oats. Flax,Clover and Timothy Seeda, Jenns, Socks, Rags, Ginseng, Beeswax, Tallow, Rag

ciS'McriSiS'w. offer ..r, gm.induMm.nu in .h. w.y o^n^jmon I

N E W I O N S O E I N O I S I E

them to an almost new stock of B$ar Mt'on, Hardware, and Cutlery,

100 tons bar iron, well assorted, 4000 lbs. cast steel 2000 A steel 2000 E steel 1000 German steel 2000 shear and spring steel 600 kegs nails, asst. size 40dozen II. Collins' axes 50 spades and shovels 500 pair trace chains 1000 lbs I05 chains, 40 mill saws, 6 to 8 feet 30 cross cut saws: 20 doz. coffee mills 20 tea kettles: 24 mouse hole anvils Louisville, November 28,1848.

which consists, in part, of

nl3 3m

C.liiMstmaft Comiiu.

and complete assortment of Gold ana Silver Lever, Lepine and Verge Watches, :ket8, Pencils, Ki Gofd Chains, Keys, Lockets, Pencils, Kings. Pins. Pens, &c. Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Soup Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Sugar, Mustard and Salt

Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Cups,

uasiors, Candle Sticks and Cake Baskets MicroscopTc Spy Glasses, Perspectives, Silver, German Silver and Steel Spectacles Brrannia Coffee and Tea Pots, Britannia Castors, &c. Backgammon Boards, Chess Men and Boards, Gra«e Jump-

ing Ropes,'Battle Doors and Shuttle Cocks, Net Knitting-needles, Gilt Screen Handles, Steel Bag and Purse Trimmings. Utter Stamps, Envelopes,

S1™?

STORE, on the east side of the Square, a few doors above the Town Hall. „ic,r Terre Haute, Dec 16, 1848. nl6tf

Express and Journal copy.

E S A I A I S

I N I A N A

S O E

In Rosens bnilding, West side Court House C. J. ALLISON & Co.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Drugs, Meilici»»c», ami tneniic:tl«« Points, Oila, Varnish, dow Glass, Glasswaie, Perfumeries,

Ginghams of all styles and pricea. few? Prtp* 4

ifrens Good*.

Indie# Fnshionable 5000 yards Jeans and Satinetta, from 15 cents up 800 cloths and "assimeres, of all Kinds

4 pi^ PJ blanket Cloths ot different

30 chiap Mackinaw Blanket* *'i 500 yards Beaver Clothej 1000 red and white Flannels, p*

"13tf

24 blacksmith's vices 1000 lbs. hand and sledge hammers 1000 smoothing and tailor's irons 200 cast mould boards 200 setts wscron boxes 30 elliptic springs 10 iron axels 300 doz. knives and forks 200 pen and pocket knives 30 butcher and shoe knives 100 butt hinges 200 gross wood screws Circular, hand and panel saws Augers, chisels, plane irons, rules, gouges Door locks, latches. Counter scales Brass kettles, iron wire, razors, scissors. &c.&c

HENRY B. S1IELDS.

STAR & TALLOW CANDLES. A BOXES Star Candies, a few Boxes of TalI low do.

Soap—a few Boxea of Rosin Soap, Shaviug do, Casule do, in store at CLARKE. Nov. 25, 1848:49-tf.

BRANDIES, &c.

QR. CASK pure Pale Brandy. qr Dark do. 1 qr Port Wine.'* 1 qr Tenneriffedo. 1 qr Holland Gin. 1 qr Jamaica Rum. 4 casks sweet Malaga Wine. 1 half pipe Spanish Brandy. 2 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky. 2 Monongahela do. nov4 nlOtf WOOD & DONNELLY.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

ENS'fine Calf Boots Do Waterproof do. Do Kip do. ^.

Do alf and Brogan Shoea Ladies' fine Kid Slippers Do Mo. and Kid Walking Shoea

Do alf and Kip Boots Boy's and children's Boots and Shoes For sale by [oct218n3m] REYNOLDS.

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.

BIOLLEY'SCassimeres

and Simoni'a fine French Black

Cloths and Olive, brown, black and tyuecloths Pearl, black and brown Beaver cloths Cheap assimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Linseys and Flannels, for sale by orvwrnna oct21 8n3m

W. W.

REYNOLDS.

LINAMENTS.

GROSS Gardiner's Linament. 2 do Allen's Nervo and Bone. 2 do Arabian Linament. 1 do New York do^, for s^ebrm nov5 nlOtf

WOOD & DONNELLY.

HATS! HATS!

OEVERAL cases of superior Moleak n, Beaver Russia, Fur. Coney, and Wool hats, just re-

VPERT

4 MOLITOR.

FANCY GOODS.

have a fine assortment of the following: Note Pnpers, China Vases, Note Envelopes, Card Baskets, Visiting Carda, ologne Bottles, Papetems, Card Plates, Motto Wafers. Paper Weights, fancy, French Perfumery, in boxes. French cu.gU»

BRANDIES PIPEbes. dy, expreesly for medicinal purposes 1-4 pipe old Madeira Wine 1-4 do Sherry do 1-4 do Sweet Malaga in atore at

1 PIPE best Seignette Bran

nov25 I3tf

re*dy'

CLAKiv

DRY GOODS.

1 LP VCA Lustres. Cashmeres, Prints, Domestic akautlntm Shawls. Victoria Caps, Comforts,

Shertinars, Shawls, Victoria Capi Checks, Diillintrs, Ticking, Flannels, Blue Blank et Cloth for over ciata. Table Covers, Jtans, Tweeds, Cassinets, Woolen and

and Shoes, in a tore at nov25 13tf

Bnd

anv, he promises that no one

L^nI,hf,rR(j^Te#

and Mitta, in atorc at [nl3tf CLAK.li.T4. CAPS, SHOES AND BOOTS. FINE

assortment

of Fur

and

Cloth Caps, Boots

CLARK'S.

CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. A CRATE, variety of blue Stone Wa^j«inted A

common rockery, Glass

Pint Flasks, Castors. PeppH» W*cLARkI^ ties, in Itore at (nov25 13tf CLARK'S.

HARDWARE.

GLAS8.

Nails, Home Carda. Curry Combs, Knives and Forks, Candle SUcks. Wood Blacking and

«or*

('snistera.

WJRTOS 4 TILLAY.

thw

w^erV~i'£

Bmshes.Trace Chains, Tea

store and for sale at pt ARK'S

nov» 13tf CLARK'S. MACKEREL. FEW barrels of Mackerel

mnd

ring, at nov25 13tf CLARK'S.

ROPE AND CORDAGE. BALES of Grass Halter Rope 2 do do 3 do store at

Hemp do do

of Bed Cords Packing varn for ateam mgirw in [iwt& 13tfj CLARK o,

FRrrrs.

TJUNCH Raisina,

Furs,

vnriety

and will &CO.

nlStf

MOLITOR.

AXBl^C.

^Suaacb*^,b' trmoim

of Can&iea, at

nov25 13tf

ST. VINCENTS ACADEMY.

THE

Sisters of Providence will open a day school for young ladles, In Terre Haute. on the second Monday of December. The modi of instruction will be the aame aa that followed at the Academy of St. Mary's of the Woods.

The Sisters will do their utmoftto repay the generosity of the poblic, by their diligentand aij fectionate attention, to cultivate the mittda and form the hearts of the children that will been trusted to their care. The experience of many yeara in teaching, induces them to hope that the? will be able to satisfy the warmest expectations of the parenta who will favor them with their confidence.

The branches to be taught areas follows: First claaa, embraces Orthography, Reading, Wri ting. Grammar, Arithmetic, and every variety of Needle-work, par quarter in advance, $3 00 Second claaa, will have in addition to what ia taught in the first, Geography, History and Letter Writing 400 Third claaa. will comprise, besides what is taught in the others, Ancient and Modem

History, Composition, and all the branches which constitute a thorough English eduat on 6 0 0

EXTRA

CHlKOES—PES

QIMtTU.

French or German -••--•4 00 Leeaona on the Piano, with use of instrument 8 00 Drawing and Painting in water colors—perspective and taking views from nature 5 00 Oil Painting 00 Oriental Painting—ten lessons 8 00 Making Artificial Flowers—ten lessons 3 00

N. B. Each quarter will compriae eleven weeks Nov. 18,1848. nl2tf

CITY CONFECTIONMY, AND :. a O O

THOMAS FEARN

WOULD

most respectfully inform his friends

and the public in general, that he has just received from tne manufacturers and importers, the largest and moat carefully selected stock of Candies. Fruita, Nuta. Oysters. Fiah. Fire-Works. Toys, etc., etc., by far ever offered to a Terre Haute public. Attached to which he haa a Bakery, from which he can furnish warm Bread daily, and will at all timea be prepared to furnish Cakea, Crackers and Ffootier B-iit, in any quantities and at short notice and laat, but not least haa a handsome assortment of material forth

purpose of decorating WEDDI.W

A I O A O PA N

CARFS.

which he

is prepared to have got up at abort notice all of which he is willing to dispose of on the moat favorable terms, wholesale or retail.

THOMAS FEARN. 1 door west Bank. P. S. I have also opened an Oyster Saloon, where I shail at all timea be prepared to serve up to my customers Oysters, Freah Fiah, Sardines, Hot Coffee. Ax., at short notice.. S

Terre Haute. Oct. 28, 1848. n9tf

To the Mori*lioS«1er» of the

TERRE-HAUTE AND RICHMOND

\f OU are hereby notified to pay to J. H. Tur1 ner, at the store of Warren & Turner, the second instalment of four dollars, on each share o* stock, subscribed for in said company, on the first day of December next, and a further sum of four dollars on each share erery sixty daya from that a a

Books are now opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John ^rawford and Jacob D. Eearly. as commissisonera.— TTie payment of onedollaron each share is required at the time of subscribing. ROSE,

Pres. of the T. H. Railroad Ca

September 27,1848. n5tf.

Hiitar's llal«nm of IVild

Cherry,

The great Remedy for Consumption of the Lunga. Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis Pains or Weakness of the Breast or Lunga, and all other Affections of the Pulmonary Organa.

IMPORTANT CAUTION. Beware of a bate counterfeit of Wistar's Balaam of Wild Cherry, signed by one Wm. M. Speer who, in order to palm his vile imitation upon the public, haa obtained a facsimile of our bottle, and copied our label of directions verbatim,substituting his own name for that of Henry Wistar, M. D. which is found upon the genuine.

Remember, the outside label or wrapper of the genuine Balsam is a finely executed steel plate engraving bearing the signature of Henry Wistar, M. D., and Sandfordand &. Park—none other can be genuine.

The Eighth Wonder of the World. Many who have witnessed the extraordinary cures effected by the genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, seem to regard it as the eighth wonder of the world. "Why." saythfty, "the Wild Cherry Bark and the Island Moss, (the two chief ingredients of this wondeiful compound.) have been preacribed thro'out time immemorial by the best physicians—but never before have cures so extraordinary been performed."

The reason is obvious. The proprietors of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry do not claim for their compound any far fetched, mysterious, miraculous power. They have openly acknowledged the Him pie nature of its elements, and only claim for their great and invaluable discovery the exclusive secret of fcrTHAT JUDICIOUS COMBINATION of ingredients which PO to make up this richest of curative compounds.JC8

The most skillful and scientific phyaicians now prescribe this medicine in their practice, while neglect of doctor's of little practice and mean contracted minds, although they do all their churlish spirits can do to injure this—the people's favorite

renicdy—they

acknowledge its innocent qualities. HAPtxjmEt.n, N. J., April, 1843. On or about the 13th of October. 1841, I was ta ken with a violent pain in my side, near the liver, which continued for about five days, and was followed by the breaking of an ulcer or an abscess which relieved the p«in a little, but caused me to throw up a great quantity of offensive matter, and alao much blo6d. Being greatly alarmed at this, I applied to a physician: but he replied that he

thought

he could do but little forme, except give me some mercury pills,

which

remedies

Zante Corrantt, Citron

CLARK'S.

raEJfmrrs.

a FEW barrels of Chestnuts, in prime order, and A M]e at [nov» 13tf CLARK*.

GROCERIES.

/COFFEE. Sugar, a^i«nT^,&jer»tua, Pepper, S^ice, Indigo, Madder, Alum,

&ice,

W W. REYNOLDS.

Coperas, &cl, for sale by oct21 8n3m RECEIVED PER STEAMER MAIL. 1 iU\ BARRELS N-O. Molaasea,

IAJU bHa Swrar Hon* do 900 Bags extra 25 HMs.

Sugar Hon* traKioCoflaOt

S«f*r-

Jan. 29,23-tf

BEMENT CO.

I refused to take,

feeling satisfied that they could do no good, "any other

were then procured by my wife and

friends, but none did me any good and the discharge of blood and corruption still continued every few davs, and at laat became

as to enable me to work at my trade,

(which ia a carpenter,) and np to this time I have enjoyed good health. THOMAS COZZENS. gold by J. D. Park, (successor to Sanford ft Park,) Fourth and Walnut sts., Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent for the South and West, to whom til orders must be addressed.

J. R. CUNINGHAM,) CHAS. WOOD Terra Haute C.J. ALLISON 6lCO.

And by appointed agents in erery town in the Bute. Dec 9. 184&-l*-iitf

.RRS SNCTSRAAIRA

wrro5

THE AftABl£ft«S VAD*M»CtSk H.G.FFartell's Arabia* LUf—U

THIS

celebrated medicine, skillfully eonpaM s» it is of the most healing balaams, can asjr9r fail to cure alihost etery affliction that can alleviated by an external remedy Its wpowwy above allother liniments is proven by tbsmiracBtoJ* cures it performs, and by the great «nd cfflWtMtlf increasing demand there ia for this valftabw Arabian Preparation. The Arabs from their wand** ing mode of life, are often affictqd with distressing diseases, and alao subject to accidents of u»» most severs kind consequently tbey wo^id require a» external application of groat virtue to effect a curt/. This alone must render a akillftjl compocnd of healing propertiea a matter of vital hnMfftaiM* tor tknuetvet and the well known care and tfttentitta they bestow upon their horsea, ao noted folr beauty and speed, muat also greatly increase their desira to possess a really valuable Liniment.

It ia well known that the Arabiana are xefflou* students of botsny, and the fertile and beautiful region which skirts the Desert abounds with rar4

comparable plished the most extraordinary cures of rneun»4 usm. one application removing the most actitai pain, and a continued use effecting cures of case® of long standing and of the greatest seventy. ln loss of power of the limbs, or paralysis, it atandst at the head of all remedies, restoring the use oq limbs to persons whc^long were a burden to tnem-^ selves and all others—numerous cases of which/ wherein the flesh had entirely wasted away, leavR ing nothing but the dry skin on the bone and that limb rendered useless and without feeling, this all-| powerful medicine caused healthy flesh to growj and fill up the shrivelled part, and restored strength^ to the limb. It is a specific in afibctions of tha. spine, many cases of tnree yeara' standing haftngr been entirely cured by the use of it. We say tryit, and prove to your own satisfaction the rami qualities it posaease8. Itia unequalled for sprains* bruises, cramps, cuts, all swellings, salt rheum,#'" frozen limbs, burns, tumors, pains of all kinds*? aore eves, &c. &c. and is superior to all other remedies for horse fleah in almost all cases which^ require an external application. For sweeoey it?, has no equal also, spavin, splint, galls, wounds,! spraina, scratches, sore eyes, swellings, bruisea, &c. &c. alao, fistula, pole-evil, big-head and ring bone.

Beware of imposition, and get the genuine arti cle, which is prepared OHLY

have recovered. With every wish for the auccesi* of the Arabian Liniment, am truly yours, HENRY S. AIKEN.

Aiken's mills, near Peoria, March 1, 1847. [Read the following extraordinary cure ot a spinal affection and loss of use of the limbs.l

Mr. H. G. FARRELL Please send me by tha bearer another dollar bottle of your Arabian Liniment, which will be enough, 1 think, to complete'^i ly cure my dear child. I nave often thought that I would eit down and furnish you with sn account, of my poor child's situation, so that you might make it public, and thus be the cause of as much benefit to some others of my fellow beings as it. haa been to me. She laid for six months without, the slightest power or control of her limbs whatever, and suffered the most agonizing pain tha greater portion of the time. Even her neck waa perfectly stiff, and so painful that she could not' bear to nave her head moved in the least. Thua was she for six months, during all which time wo had to carry her about on a chair when Bhe wished

to change her place. We had three of the best physicians in tne whole country attending her. out they could do her no good. Finally, one of them (the last to give her up) said he could do no more for her. and uiatjhas 1 wished to get your Liniment, I could do so, adding that he knew it waa good, and might help her. I got it accordingly* and she began to recover after a few applications* She can now use al! of her limbs freely, and can walk tolerably well. We are now applying it over the spine, which the doctors say is the seat ot the disease, and we expect one bottle more to curat' her as well as ever she was. We have used it alao for sprains, bruises, bums snd cuts, with like sue-' cess. Hoping that this great remedy will be spread* over the whole country.^lamjroura

La marsh saw mills, Peoria co., Oct. 30, 1846. For sale by CHAS. WOOD, Terre Haute, and in every town in the weat by regularly appointed agenta. |octl4 n7tf

EXCHANGE'UOTELnrr-

ATTICA, IND.

THE

are at the aame time compelled to

Proprietors of this new and

HE Proprietors of this new ana popular Hotel, tender their acknowledgments to tha travelling community for the large and liberal patronage they have received since this House haa been opened, and asaure them that they continue to keep the Exchange with the determination to satisfy and please all their guests. This Hotel ia the largest in the place it has been put up in com-

fort

tlete condition, to minister to the wants and com* of its patrons. The house furniture, beds and bedding are new throughout, and in all Its appointments possesses the neatness, elegance and com* fort of a first class Hotel.

Attica, Oct. 30,1848. 10n6m There is also attached to the above a LIVERY STABLE, for the use of the Hotel, kept by WM. A. FARMER, who will also accommodate the public with Carriagea, Buggies, snd Horsea. fo* any route or distance on the Wabaah.

offensive that 1

could scarcely breathe. I was also seised with a violent cough, which at timea caosed me to raise more blood than I had done before and my disesee continued in this way. still growing worse, until February, when all thoughtaof

THE

recovery waa

given up, and my frknda all thought I would die of a galloping consumption. At this moment, when my life was apparently drawing

near

its

close, I heard of Dr. Wiatar* Balsam of Wild Cherry, and got a bottle, which relieved me immediately and by the use of only three bottles of this medicine, all my pain were removed my cough and spitting of blood and corruption entirely .topped, and in a few weeka my health was restored,

subacribers have just received from tha East, a well selected stock of Winter Goods, consisting in part of Blue, Black, Brown and t.adet Broadclotns4 Csssimeres, Sattinets, and various styles of Alpaccas. Cloakings, Prints, Hass and Capa, Boots and Shoea, and many other articles belonging to thedifferentdepartments of trade, too numerous to mention. Also, a good stock ol

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Qaeensware, Dye-Stuffs* Cotton YarnSf SLc., &C., which they

offer

v.-'jo*

oria, Ills., and for aale by regularly appointed!, agents. The genuine has the signature of H. G. Farreil on the outside wrapper of each bottle, with-1, out which do not touch it. [Read the following certificate.)

Mr. H. G. FARRELL: Dear Sir—Having In my lifetime owned many horses, I am pretty well »c-i quainted with the diseases they are sub|ect to, aa" well as the remedies usually applied, and must say that I never used oir

waa half ao good aa your Liniment. 1 would fe-* commend it with thegreatestconfidertce to all Who have horses. Tbey should always have it on hand, so that it could be applied immediately in caae of uccident, and thereby save the life of many a val', uable horse I have used it in the very worst caaea\ of aweeney withen tire success alsosplint, sprains, bruises, galls, wounds, sore eyes, &c. Two most extraordinary cures I must mention in particular. I got op very early one morning, and on looking into my pasture discovered my favorite horse limp and dragging a rail after him. On going up close to him, to my amaaement and horror, tha •»1 rail was sticking in his stomach, between tha flanks, to the depth of eight inches, and so tightly that it took three hard pulls to extricate it after.'? which the poor animat suffered the utmost agony I never dreamed of his recovery, and supposed that no human hand could save him. Thewell^ known virtues of your Liniment flashed on my,." mind, and it was immediately applied. By tha next day I had the gratification of witneasing tha commencement of Ills recovery, and in six aaya thereafter I rode him to Peoria, as sound as ever, and would not take $150 for him now, TM^,*' other case was this. One of my men got his leg in the teeth of a thrashing machine, and it WM only by a miracle that he was not instantly killed. His leg was horribly mutilated, though no bones were broken. Your Liniment was applied, and in five days he went to work again. He fully be-

to their customers a*

unusually low pricea for cash, and v" licit tlw attention of the

public,

by [notl812n2m]

A'&SONftCO.

WABP"

nnn DOZ. NO. 500 Cotton Yarn. I ,UUU joqo ^0 do 600 do do 500 do do 700 do do 5 bales of Batting. 1 bale of Carpet Warp^m sto^ *nd &r aale at [nov25 13tf] CLARK'S-

HATS AND CAPS.

who will find

to thoirinierct10^IPPE'RV^'MOLITOR, Northwest comer of the Fublic Square. Terre Haute, Nov. 18, 1848. 12n2m

DRY GOODS AT WHOLF^ALE. rs t!r.,s

NIPPERT 3C MOLITOR.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

GENERAL

asBortment and very low, jost

NIP^RT 4 MOLITOR. CAPS! CAPS!

BED BLANKETS.

1 LARGE lot of woolen blanketa, from tha f\ beat manufactories, some of which are of a ~P«i?r FFLWR-

novli) i2n2m

SOLITSR.

NO. 1 TEAS.

1 MPERIAL, Gun Powder. Black and Young 1 Hyson Teas, in atom and for aale at CLARK'S. nov25 nl3tf

HOOTING CRACKERS—Jnat received and fo/ealaby (nl2lf) C. J. ALLISON A CO.