The Wabash Courier, Volume 17, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 May 1849 — Page 3

Gold Dollar.

It has

at last! Adams SL CO,

brought on the 9th from Philadelphia several of tha glittering diminutive gold 'drops, and through tnis source we are indebted for a sight of it. Jn it iamtaewbat larger than* Tuscan auattrino. sixth oTt edit.) which von ftever find again

sue (one sixth oTi eeiit.) which yw» ftever find again after you drop it into voar pocket, but it is considerably smaller than halt-dime,hvretofore the smallest of ail American coinage. The «li«s are exquisitely cut, which accounts for the length of time in preparing tbem. The gold dollar is undoubtedly the neatest, tiniest, lightest coin in this country, if not—value considered—in any other. ,There is no "hard money" feeling about it. It is too delicate-and beautiful to pay out for potatoes, andsourkrout. and salt pork. Oberen might have paid Puck with it for bringing the blossom which bewitohed Titania. Ladiest might wear one pen a ban'

ritohed Titania. Ledi dant from each ear, or a number of them as deaux, like the women of the Greek, Archipelago. Tbe only objection that they could have woald be that rival belles could tell tbe exact value of their porta*. The principal convenience of tbe gold dollar consists in its adaptation for making wnall remittances by letter. In this rcspect it will no doubt have a wide circulation. Its appearance strengthens our original notion that the Uttle dollar will be a great favorite. In spite ot* tbe poets, we sll have a weakness for ttie "shining dross," while very few are able to indulge it otherwise than Homeopathically. The Gold Dollar, therefore, meets a universal want, and will be generally welcome. Wherefore, gentlemen of the Mint! be pleased to "shell out!"—N. Y. Tribune.

case of some interest to the trading community was recently decidcd in the Washington Co. (Md.) court, which we find briefly reported in the Jiagarstown News. It appeared that a man named 1 iorine bought 2000 burnetii of corn and 400 bar rcls of flour irom person named Long, which the latter subsequently refused to deliver according to contrsct, alleging that lie had been imposed upon by the former. It was asserted that tbe plaintiff was in possession of news relative to the market for breadstuff's, and that he had asserted a falsehood to I/Otie with reference to the news in his possession, and thus lulled his suspicions or induced him to forego further inquiry as to the state of the market. The judge charged the jury that if this were the case, it was a fraud which vtHated the contract and therefore prevented his re-

a brief absence the jury returned a verefendnnt. The News says: has at least settled two points the buying and selling of proFirtl rn(Lpiirchaaer may be in possession news ot a n^in prices, and tbe seller may he ignorant thereof. any contract entered into between them, withou? any misrepresentation being made to the seller by the purchaser, is a valid contract and binding in every respect. Thus, if the seller ssks no questions the buyer in not bound to impart to him his superior information—and the contract thus made between them is a gxd one. Second—If the purchaser lc in possession of news, and is questioned with reference thereto by the seller, he is not privileged to deny his possession thereof or misrepresent the same, and to do

with a view to draw the other into a contract averse to his interests, is a fraud which will vitiate the contract and render it of non-effect for the law defines fraud as being the concealment or misrepresentation of a material fact, by which a party is lulled into a false confidence or induced to torego inquiry necessary to the protection of hi! interests. From this it is not, however, to be inferred that the purchaser, even when questioned, is hound to communicate his information to the seller. He is only required not to conceal the fact of his being "posted," and not to misrepresent or Lw guilty o! falsehood with reference to the information lie has in his possession. With this information we think our readers will hereafter know the ground upon which they stand when entering mo contracts of this character.

BENEDICT ARNOLD'S SONS.—At the time Gen. Arnold, the American traitor, married Miss Shippcn in Philadelphia, ho was a widower, and hnd two sons, going to tho academy at Philadelphia. They wore not longsinco officers in the British service—one in India and the other in tho West Indies.

Tell it in Gnth—Publish it In the Streets of Askclon CONSUMPTION OF SIX YEAK& STAND

ING.

PLEASE READ THIS EXTAORDINARY CURE.

SWAYSt—Dear

Dn.

Sir: About nix years ago I

discovered that my ltings were alTccled, of which 1 became more convinced from time to time, although I tried many remedies yet without any apparent benefit* afid my disease increased until 1 was compelled to keep my room, and at last my bed. I had great pain in my left side, upon which 1 rould not lay tn b^d, and in the morning my

cough was so severe that I found it very painful to throw np the phlegm which gathered in great quantities on my lungs, when fortunately bought of your agent in thin place, one bottle of your go much using it until now. I have nsed six bottles, and am happy to tell you that my pains are removed, niv strength returned, my'sleep is undisturbed Am! sweet, and I feel perfectly well. 1 can now follow my daily avo cation without being afflicted with that painful

Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which relieved me that I continued using it un

hacking, weakening cough, and I firmly believe that to your medicine, Under the blessings of Providence, I am indebted for this great change, and am very happy to subscribe mvself,

Respectfully yours, &c, W I

DR.SWAYNE

EAVMONT.

St. Clair, Schuylkill Co., Pa., Jan. 29.18-19. Such is the unprecedented success of DOCTOR SWWNH'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. Purchasers should be very careful to obtain the genuine. See that each bottle has the portrait of

thereon cngi

•denature, all othor preparations of Wild CherrjH being ficiitfaus and Counterfeit.

MOTIIKRS!

Nor sumn

YOUR

BY DEONKF.s.'—Worms

ands.

CtuumcN

DIE

the death of thous

DR. SVAV.NVSVcause

KRMWI'UK

is the most safe

and certain proration ever discovered for expelling worms. Sickly or dyspeptic children or adults it purges mildly, subdues fever, and is remarkably pleasant to the tasla. Remember, tho bottle is changed it is now put up in square bottles, with tho portrait of Dr. Swayne on each side, also bearing Ilia signature.

The above valuable medicines are prepared only bv DR. SWAYNE, Philadelphia, and for sale in this city by R. CUNINGHAM, whohaa just received^ a trrsh supply.

KT"See advertisement in another column apl7 32 ml

mr a I.

WABASH Gt Torre Haute, May

The weather forseveral days past has been quit* cool. The general health of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country is very good. The Wabash is most too low for steamboat navigation.

FOREIGN MARKET.

Nr.w O

PORK—17S

160 bbls at 99

DRY MKAT—45

IUJFAXS,

*t7c.

May 13.

Ft/if*—Sales 312 bbls Ohio at $4 25 and 200 Iowa at |4 40.

ORN-—Sales

5,500 sacks, including 1.367 white,

yellow and mixed at 46c, and 3,700 in two low at 4?e. OATS—680 sacks Ohio sold at 36c, and 170 at 371c.

bWa meat were acid at $9 40, and

hhd* green sides v®re sold at

4 l»6c, and 90,000 lbs green hams at 4c.

IJARO—Sales

960 bbls prime at 6c, and 200 keg*

Nrw Yo*x, May 21.

Sales of western flour at |4 Orleans $4 50. Sales Ohio wheat at 103c. Corn is active and advancing. Salee at 62c for yellow and 58c for white.

Pork is quiet at #9 87 for mesa and #8 25 for prime. Lard is firm as last quoted.

Sale* of Ohio whisky at £ic-

JLAIN—Wheat,

R$xds—fv

'V 6«iajouTt, May^.

Sales of flour at |3 67 market qufot. Sales oif Whisky at 14tr Sales of lard at 4.5 and 6c. Groceries are unchanged but firmar.

TERRB»nAVTE PRICES CURRENT.

COIUUCTO WFLUCVY.

LAMV~»

BVTTE*—fresh,

boabel

Com, in ibeaar, 15 Oata, J* 3 0

Onions, JS 2 F*trrrs— A]jjple*, drtsd, buahd

Fuovx-" bbf." 3 9

MEAI*-*

bushel

brWDJUEs-Feether* P% Beeswax, & fanJJetf 1.

1ft S3 65 20

laxseed, bush 62

ROVISIONS—Potatoes,

I Noticc to Pnirons. Those indebted at the Courier Office for subscription, job work, or ndvertis* tag, jyill please have their accounts set. tied. ^Attention to this notice will confer a farer. Some we are aware who always intend to be punctual, occasionally neglect or forget little accounts with the printer longer than they really wish.

Subscribers at a distance may send at all times by mail. A little at a time, as convenient, will help along. We will be responsible for the safety QC jDQQjtps remitted by mail.

E. F. A J. MARIE, PROPRIETORS.

GRAND OLYMPIC ARENA AND UNITED STATES CIRCUS.

Consisting of ISO Men and Horses! an a E MABIE. Equestrian Director Mr.

In making the above announcement, the Managers would state that the company is composed of a full and efficient corps of distinguished performers.

The stud of Horses arc allowed to be the largest, most beautiful, and highly trained of any in America.

markable for their novelty, splendor and effect, and^most suitable and magnificent appurtenances. The Managers would assure the public that, by the unparalleled approbation with which the Olympic Arena and United States Circus has been received in every city and town which they have thus far visited, they are enabled to produce an entertainment far superior to any heretofore offered to the patronage of the public.

Among those composing the equestrian corps, are the following artistes: W. Waterman, H. Buckley, T. Goods peed, A. Parker, E. Crosbee, J. Tolman, Lucian, Julian, and Master Albert, the celebrated Holland Family.

Those astonishing performers, known to fame and throughout the world as the Acrobat Family or Holland, whose services have been procured at an enormous expense, will appear in each performance.

The celebrated Wells Family—Miss Mary Ann Wells, Miss Amelia^ Wells, Miss Marcia Wells, The first in attraction and elle young and beautiful equestrian, Miss

Miss Flora Wells. egance is the Mary Ann presentations are to be given on her beautiful palfrey, and combine all the united effects that personal charms, high talent, and grace of manner can eminently impart.

Vvells. Her wonderful equestrian re

Sol J. Lipmnn, the celebrated American Jester and American Clown.

celebrated BRASS BAND is attached to the Company, consisting of picked and select performers, who will lead the procession, mounted on twelve splendid horses—on entering each place of exhibition performing some of the most new and popular music of the day.

JCrDoors open at

and 7 r.

Performance

commence half an hour after the doors are opened. {OrAdmission only 25 cents. No half price tickets. {ErThe above company will exhibit at Danville, Ills., on Wednesday the 6th at Georgetown, Thursday tho 7th at Newport, Friday the. 8th at Clinton, Saturday the 9th Paris, Ills., Wednes39 3t

QUOD CONTEMN!TUR S/EPE UTILLISSIMUM EST

THOS. 11 FEARN,

On the South side of the Public Square, A KES pleasure in notifying his custo the public generally, that he has just a large and well selected stock of

Men the, and Parfait d1Amour.

EXTRACTS—The assortment of Extracts embraces every thing of the kind which can be asked for. FISH—Hermetically sealed Halibut, Lobster,

customers and received

CONFECTIONERY,

&.C.,

direct from the manufacturersand^mporters, which consists in part of ANDIES—of every flavor, design and color, suited to the tastes of all, from the infant to the octogenarian. FRUITS— Rainins, Oranges, Lemons, Pinoapples,

Znnte Currants, Figs and Dates.— Also, Preserved Fruits in cans and jars, neatly and carefully put up.

PICKLES— English and American, superior, and of the finest flavor. His Ca/cAw/wili be found most excellent. SYRUPS—These consist of Orange, Lemon,

Raspberry, Blackberry, Strawberry, and Pineapple.

CORDIALS—of the most delightful and approved flavors, of which we will only mention Orange, Strawberry, Cremede

Cod, Mtckerel, Shad, Salmon, Sardine and Herring.

TOYS—To enumerate half the assortment in this department, (in which tho fancy of the juveniles may be tickled in every way) would require a special notice

Sunicc it to say, tlte assortment is complete.

In addition to the above, I have attaahed to my Confectionery an extensive

BAKERY,

where Wedding Cake may be obtained from that kind which nuts the most luxurious, to the humbler sort with which "love in a cottage" is content. Likewise. Bread, Bait, &c., daily, fresh, clean, light, and delightful, at short not ice. The subscriber intending, as he has heretofore done, to keep a recherche establishment, invites the ladies to give him their kind attention and consideration.

Terre-IIaute, May 26, 1849. 3Stf

N E W A E SH O

FRANCIS £. ROTHE,

HAS

removed his Barber Shop from the basement of the City Hotel, to the room next door to the Boekeye

Grocery, where he will always

be prepared in the line of Fashionable Hair Dressing, Shaving, &c.. &c. Being regularly trained In his bu»ma— in Leipsic, CJermaoy, he promises that no one can give more satisfaction.

KyKeen Rasors and dean shaving. Terre Haute. May 96,1849. 39tf

PUBLIC 8ALR. WILL be offered at public auction, on the 23d day of June next, a number of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, in the town of Terre-Haute, (In a subdivision of out lot number twenty-

three.) Three lots are situated in tbe centre of town, immediately on the ('anal each lot ratia across the canal to the river. An opportunity is now offered of making a sale and advantageous investment—particularly to thoee engaged in the

purchase and shipping prodtfc*. TKIIMS of SAI*.—Twenty balance in si*, twaive and eigf interest from date, for approved paper

per cent cash, the htaen mouths, with

collectable

without the bowfit of aKHaiscutcm laws. KTSalelm Ota preOuSs.

jremia

T«rr*-Haute,,M S, IM**1

|Tfo.tt*. 3Sw3

A FEW CHOtCE PINE*APPLE CHEES£Jaat received and Ac tale at the Buckcyc

^'"T^egoSY

May 96,1849. JJtf

buahel 15 0*

FEW BO. DRY PE ACHES-For aafo at the Badnya Grocery and Patent Medicine D*» pot. nyK 3®tf

A TTNE article of prepared Mustard, for sale at the Buckeye Grocery. mv2S 39tf my2639tf

FOM

rmtfOSSS

OR MEDICINAL

Win#* and I

apfti

DONNELLY

'hrttt^rs^aikd llotfac D^i|cjri

The celebrated Horse Farrier, BR* WILLIAM M. HAYS,

YXT ISHES to inform the citiaens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that he is prepared to operate upon ail diseases, both external and internal, to which the horse is suhjeet. He professes to cure all shoulder-jamined horses without operating upon the nerve. He will operate upon fistulas and pollevil, and perform any surgical operations that may be required. Also, old founders hoof-bound horses spavins, both bone and bog ring bone weak eyes and many other diseases that have baffled the skill of most Veterinary Surgeons, can now be cured, and he will do all to accommodate those that may favor him with a call.

Farmers, bring on your cripples. He charges nothing for looking at them. &T0r. H. will be found at flie Stewart House

May 1», 1849. 38tf

CHOLERA*

Whard's

E hare on hand a large lot of Dr. J. DennCholera Syrup. This valuable preparation has been used with unparalleled success in New Orleans and Memphis during'the past winter Every family should ive a bottle of this medicine in their house.

THE

W. WATERMAN.

CI-» Leader of the Band Mr. LEBRUX. PiJE public of Terre-Haute and vicinity are respecUully informed that the above celebrated establishment will be exhibited in this city on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 11th and 12th of June.

subscriber has on hand anew two horse Wagon, which he will sell low for cash or good trade. GEO. HUSSEY.

May 19, 1849. 38t3

BRANCHSTATE BANK

ADIVIDENDthe

The various performances will be re

AN ORDINANCE,

Levywg a tax for the year 1849.

OEC. 1. Be it ordained

THE

C. J. ALLISON &. CO.

May 19 1849 38ti

iMfii viiitc ttft ri~ nmnrnm

INDIANA,)

Terre-Haute, May 17, 1849.

of five per cent, has been de

clared upon capital stock of this Branch for the six months ending on 30th ult., payable on or after the 21st inst.

By order of the Board. myl9 38t3

N. PRESTON,

Cashier.

OTICE is hereby given, that on the 16thday of May, 1849, a writ of Domestic Attachment was issued by me, Alexander Sage, a Justice of the Peace of the county of Vigo, at the instance and upon the affidavit of Alexander Conner, ns member of tbe firm of A. Conner Sc Co., against the goods and chattels, credits and effects of Thomas Ironsides, by virtue of which writ the following described goods and chattels, to-wit: One black mare, valued at |t45 00 one bay horse $55 00 one two horse wagon at $60 00-, one sett of two horse harness $16 00 three wheelbarrows at 00 each one scraper, $5 50 one plow and double and single trees, $10 00 fourteen shovels and spades, $7 50 one pickaxe, $1 00 two grubbing noes at $1 00 each two crowbars, $1 25 each one log-chain $1 50 one chopping axe, $1 00 one bucket and dipper, 25 cents one twill bag and curry comb, 60 cents one wagon whip, 75 cents one trunk and contents, $3 00 one cap and silk handkerchief, $2 00 one tape-line, $1 00 one carpet bag, $1 25 one coat, vest and pantaloons, $7 00 one over-coat, $150 one pair boots, $2 50 one pair boots 50 cents have been attached as the property of the said Thomas Ironsides and that on the 7tn day of June, 1849, at 2 o'clock r.

M.,

at mv office

in Lost Creek township, of said county, I will proceed to hear and decide upon the claim of the said Alexander Conner & Co. whereof the said Thomas Ironsides and all other persons concerned will take due notice.

ALEXANDER SAGE, J. P. [SEAL.]

May 16, 1849. 38t3

State of Indiana, Vigo County, ss. Vigo Probate Court,' to July Term, 1849. William Buck,

Debornh Hull, Martin Wines. Eleanor Osborn, Triphena Ingersoll, Phebe Boggs, Elizabeth Lemon, Tilly Wines, Susan Wines, Marshall Wines, Leonard Wines, 1st, Leonard Wines, 2nd, Norman Wines, Ira Wines, Louisa Cochran, William Wines, Albert Wines, Mary Wines, Phebe Wines, John Wines and Albert Lange, Administrator of John W. Wines, dee'd. __

Bill-for

Conveyance.

^OMES now the complainant "by Thompson and Scott his Solicitors, and files his bill herein, praying for certain specific performances, and also files an affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that Joseph Boggs, Phebe Boggs, Leonard Wines, Norman Wines, and Ira Yvines, children of Ira D. Wines, deceased, are not residents of tho State of Indiana The said Joseph, Phebe, Leonard, Norman and Ira, are therefore hereby notified to be and appear before the Judge of the said Court, at the court houfc in the town of Terre Haute, on the sccond Monday in July next, then nnd there, on or before the calling of said cause, to plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the same will betaken as confessed, and decreed accordingly.

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

May 19, 1849. 38 3w$3:00

GRAMMAR LECTURES. THE undersigned will commence a Course of Lcctures on

English Grammar, on Monday evening next, the 14th inst., in the Universalist Church.

Those wishing to acquire a thorough and practical knowledge of this science, in a short time, will do well to avail themselves of this opportunity. Terms $3,00 for 30 lessons.

G. H. SPENCER.

N. B.—A day class will also be commenced on Monday, the 21st, in the same room. G. H. S. Terre-Haute, May 12, 1849. 37t3

the Common Council of

O the Town of Terre-Haute, That the following designated property within this incorporation TO subject to assessment and taxation for the present year, to-wit: All lands, tenements, hereditaments and their appurtenances, all household furniture, all merchandise, moneys at interest owing to the persons to be taxed more than they pay interest for, and all other debts owing to them from solvent persons more than they are indebted for, all mostocks in ^coaches, saddles and harness, clocks, watche^ musical instruments, gold anl silver ware, ana jewelry, maps, paintings and statuary, salt, hides, furs, leather finished and in vats, lumber, brick, grain, pork and lard and flour not intended for shipment, and all other personal property not herein enumerated: a poll tax on ail persons (sane and not paupers) over the age of twenty-one and under fifty years, and all lands included in the extension act, apI proved February 16th, 1839 other than where the same are laid out into building lots, to be taxed not exceeding the amount levied by the county for road purposes, and where laid out in building lots, to be taxed the same as if included in the original limits of the incorporation.

Sec. i. Be it further ordained. That the rate of taxes levied for the presentyear, shall be TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS on ev«iry hundred dollars' worth of property, and at tbe same rate for a greater or less amount and that the tax on each poli shall be FIFTY CENTS.

Adopted May 7, 1849: A?*. T. OFF ATT, President.

Attest: D. S. DANAUBO*, Clerk. Terre-Haute, May

IS,

1849. 37t3

AN ORDINANCE,

Reviving an ordinance in relation to licensing the retailing of Liquors. E it ordained by the Commtom Council of tie 4 7W* qf Terre-Haute. That an ordinance entitled. "An ordinance for licensing and restraining fetaflers of spirituooa liquors, passed by the Board of Common ooncll of the Town of TerreHaute. April 90th, 1841," be, and the same is here by revived and that all ordinances and parts of ordinances conflicting with the same, be, and are hereby repealed.

Adopted May 7th. 1M9 jAS. T. MOFFATT, President. Attest D. & Clerk. Terre-Haute, May 18, 1849^ 37t3

FEW bottle*of genuine extract Lemon and Yanflla, for sate at the Baden* Grocery and Patent Medietas Depot lmy536(l

SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE

mdarsigaed will, on Monday.May 14th, resume his private English and Classical Scbodl. Tuft ion aa formerly. Thrrt and Five Dollars psf quarter af eleven

A I I E O S E

Terre-Maiftc, lnttlnna.

j^_a rpHlS neW, large and splendidly ar ranged Hotel is now open for tf

MH|

the accommodation of Boarders, Tra

The undivided third part of two hundred and seventy-three acres, commencing at the section corner between sections twenty-one and fifteen, in town eleven, range eight, thence due south 3.19 chains, thence due east 0.47 chains, thence south ten degrees, west 2.83 chains, thence due south 7.44 chains, thence due west 20 chains, thence due south 26.67 chains, thence due east 75 chains, thence due north 40 chains, thence due west 55 chains to the place of beginning.

Sixty-one acres and sixty-five hundredths of an acre, part of the west half of the north west quarter, section eighteen, town eleven, range eight.

The undivided fourth, part of the south east quarter of the south east quarter, section twentytwo, town eleven, range eight.

The east half of the north west quarter of section four, town ten, range six. The west half of the north east quarter of section seven, town seven, range eight.

TERMS

SALE.—One-fourth

ROUSSELL'S UNRIVALLED SHAVING REAM, anew and splendid article, is now universally acknowledged superior to any shaving cream in the United States or Europe. It is elegantly put up in boxes.

Miscellaneous Articles for the Toilet. Hair and Tooth Brushes. Combs, a full assortment

Chapman's Razor Strops. Rowland's Genuine Macassar Oil. Roussell's Tooth Powder. ROUSSELL'S BEAR'S OIL, warranted perfectly pure, fresh, and free from all adulteration, and delightfully perfumed.

ROUSSELL'S OX MARROW POMATUM, composed of purified marrow and hazel nut oil. POM

NDE

my5 36tf

Freceived

J. B. L. SOULE.

Ten»-Ha«te, May *1945. X3t CARRIAGE FOR SALE. A FIRST rate fashionable Car-

May 5, m? 36 2w

elere, dtc., under the management of

.under the management) BUNTIN & TOPPING. mylS 37t4

^Charges low.

MERCHANTS* HOTEL, Fourth Street, between Arch and JIariet, PHILADELPHIA.

proprietorship and management of this welt known hotel, (which is located in the very centre of business,) having this day passed into the hands of the subscribers, they lieg leave to state that it is their purpose to render it worthy of the liberal patronage with which it has been heretofore sustained, and hope, by unremitting attention, to deserve the patronage of their friends who msy visit tbe city on basinets or pleasure.! c.&J. McKIBBIN,

Formerly of the Exchange Hotel

my12 371m Pittsbu

IT O E

AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,

MARKET STREET, SOUTH EAST OF PUBLIC SQUARE,,

TERRE-HAUTE. IND. MWIS LEVY, Proprietor.

my5 n36tf

new Arrival

AT THE PADLOCK.

LARGE lot of Tools from Rochester, inclut\ ding very superior Cut Saws and Saw-sets. A good assortment of Solar, Side and Suspending Lamps, Lamp-wicks, and extra Globes and Chimneys.

One. dozen superior trad}/ made Rifles, $12 to

1200 lbs. of very superior picked Moss. S. H. POTTER &. CO. May 5, 1849. 36tf

Hallo Ilirre, Friend!

UST received and for sale at the Buckeye Gro eery and Patent Medicine Depot, (comer of Fourth and National Road atreeb^ opposite the sign of the spinning wheel,) a fine assortment of choice, fancy and staple Family Groceries, which will be sold as low as at any other house in the Wabash country, as our motto is quick sales and small profits. Please give us a call, and oblige

and 4 o'clock r.

P. L. GREGORY.

Terre-Haute, May 5, 1849. 36tf

%liitini»fr tor'* »le.

virtueofadecrpeof the Vigo Probate Court, I shall sell at public auction, at the court house door in Terre-Haute, oil the 2nd day ot June, 1349. between the hours of 9 o'clock

M.,

A. M.

the following trnct9 of land,

to-wit: Ten acres in the south west corner of the north west quarter of section thirteen, town eleven, range nine.

One hundred and fifty-five acres in the south east quarter, section twelve, town eleven, range nine.

Fifty-five acres in the north half of the north east quarter, section thirteen, town eleven, range nine.

Forty acres south west quarter of the south east quarter, section fourteen, town eleven, range nine. Forty acres north west quarter of the south west quarter, section twenty-eight, town eleven, range eight.

cash, he balance

in two equal payments of nine and twelve months each, with interest from date, with security, and withou'. valuation and appraisement.

C. W. BARBOUR.

Executor of Alex. Beard, dee'd

May 5, 1849. 36t4

FRENCH PERFUMERY.

Tassortment

HE subscriber has on hand a full and fresh of French Perfumery, among which will be found, in part, viz:

SUPERFINE EXTRACTS, for the Handkerchief. SUPERIOR ANTIQUE OILS and POMATUMS.

SUPERFINE TOILET SO ATS. Rose Soap, Almond Soap,

Floating Soap, for baths, jPrice & Gosnell's Vegetable Soap, Military Shaving bonp,

Roussell's Shaving Cream.

ROUSSELL'S SUPERIOR ALMOND SOAP, prepared from the purest and best materials, possesses the desirable qualities of rendering the skin delicately smooth, clear and even, and removing all roughness and imperfections from its surface.

It counteracts the ill effects of alkaline soaps, giving the skin a luxuriant brilliancy, and impart* to the hands a delightful almonn odour.

ROUSSELL'S SUPERIOR ROSE SOAP has all the delightful properties of the Almond Soap, differing only in possessing the exquisite fragrance of the Otto of Roses.

PHHXK OME, a beautiful article,

prepared from ox marrow, extensively used in Surope and in this country. Also, a variety of other articles too extensive to be enumerated, all of which will be sold at NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA PRICES.

May 5, 1849. 36lf

L'lNE FRESH BUNCH HAISIN8-Just received snd for sale at the Buckeye Grocery and- Patent Medicine Depot. (my5 36tf]

Fed

RESH ENGLISH CURRANTS-Just receivand for sale at the Buckeye Grocery snd Patent Medicine Depot [my596tfr]

at tbe Buckeye Grocery and Patent Mnliciite Depot. my5 36tf

AFRESH

lot of Proper Sauce, Tomato Ketch

up, and prepared Horseradish, just received and for sale at the

BUCKEYE GROCERY,

and Patent Medicine Depot.

INE SWEET SPICED CHOCOLATE-JUSI

and for sale at the

BLXJKEYE GROCERY,

my5 36tf and Patent Medicine Depot.

OILS,

PAINTS,

TIIE BIG

now in receipt of one of the largest and cheap1 est stocks of

STABLES

CH \RLES A. DUY,

Two doors South of Bement & Co.'s

April 28, 1849. 35tt

UST received on commission, afresh lot of Dr. Guysott's Celebrated Compound Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarraparilla, and for sale at the Buckeye Grocery and Patent Medicine Depot.

Ac.

PURELinseedLead

White Whiting

Old Oil Red i^eat Spirits Turpentine Venetian No. 1 Copal

tian iRed

Varnish Chrome Green: do Chrome Yellow Paris Green. Acc. ... Received did for sale

Na S do Coach Vi Japan

WOOD

DONNELLY.

\LD BOURBON WHISKY—medicinal purposes, 6* sale by apfel 34tf J. R. CUNINGHAM.

RTJAYNE'S

P~URE

JA. riace, cflwi as fi*w. for sale at Mta. BAU.nji GARDEN, '•'•here

*!5DICINE^-A constant

supply, for sale toy apl21 34tf i. R. CUNINGHAM.

LEMON SYRUP—By the fallen, doaea or bottle, for sale by api9134tf J. R. CUNINGHAM

POWDER.

AO KEGS Rift:, 30 Kegs Blasting, H"-' 700 Feet Sairtv Fuse, for sale bv novtnlOU DEMENT & CO.

O O S

Groceries, Qiiern*ware,

Hardware, Hats, Caps, Jioots

and Shoes,

ever offered to the Wabash people. Our stock is so extensive that we tliink it unnecessary and al most impossible to give a description of styles, quality or prfces aa troth is oft more strange than fiction, we only ask our customers and friends to call and test the matter, and we will abide their decision WM. B. TUELL, -One door West of the Express Office,

National Road Street, North Side.

Terre-Haute, April 28, 1849. 35tf ft—p» P. S: We invite the attention of Country Merchants in particular, as we keep a large quantity of Piece Goods, for their accommodation, (up stairs in exchange for which we will be glad to receive all kinds of Produce.

JCT ("ash paid for Wheat W. B. T.

CRAW FORDSV ILLE AND WABASII

A I O A O A N

i\otice l4» Contractor*. "EALED proposals will be received on the thirtieth day of May next, at the Rail Road Office in Crawfordsville, for the grubbing, clearing, graduation, nnd the construction of a number ot small wooden bridges on the Crawfordsville and Wabash Rail Road, from the depot in the town of Crawfordsville to the depot in the city of Lafayette, in mile or longer sections. Plans and specifications will he exhibited six days before the letting, at the Engineer's Office in Crawfordsville. Payments cash. Preference will be given to bids in "which payments are part cash and part in the stock of trie Company. The whole ot the work to be embraced in these contracts to be completed on or before the first dav of Januarv next.

ISAAC C. ELSTON, Pres't.

April 28, 1849. 35tl

CONTRuCiORS.

A N A E I N

THE

undersigned, Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, hereby give notice that they will receive sealed proposals at Washington, Davies county, Indiana, on the 27th day of June next, for the construction of about twenty-four milc9 of said Canal, extending from the proposed Dam across the West fork of White River, near the South line of Green county, to Moysville, in Davies county. On this portion of line there are to be constructed five Lift Locks and one Guard Lock, to be built of timber, a Dam across Slinkard's Creek, and one or two small Aqueducts, together with the usual variety of earth work common to a canal. The line will be divided into sections averaging about half a mile in length.

At the same time and place, proposals will be received for building, with cut stone masonry, the piers of the Aquetfiict over East fork of White River. The stone for this masonry must be procured from the quarries of durable limestone to be round on or near either the East or West fork of White River,

from

ARE

which point they can be deliv

ered by water. The line to be placed under contract, will be ready for inspection ten days previous to the time of letting, and all necessary information in reference thereto will be given by the Resident Engi-. neer. CHARLES BUTLER,

A. M. PUETT, THO. II. BLAKE.

TRUSTEES'OFFICE,

Terre-Haute, Anril 23, 1849. 35tl [Express copy.]

WO»l» At BIO* *101,1,1% WHOLESALE AND RETAIL :atv -ncx «s- aac as rjr MA

A O

Terr r-Haute.

iving large additions to their will comprise every article in

now receivin

stock, which

their line of business. JOrPurchasers are respectfully solicited to call and satisfy themselves that their prices are low. apl28 35tf

I E S A E S

NEW FIRM OF

STEWART & BURTON,

on Second street, four doors North

of the STEWART HOUSE, Terre Haute, where accommodations may be had in the way of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BAROUCHES. HACKS, WAGONS, !cc. Also, Horses for saddle or harness—all kept and to let by the day or week, to suit customers. Travelers from abroad may be forwarded any distance, in or out of the State, on reasonable terms, by applying at the above establishment. STEWART & BU RTON.

Terre-IIaute, April 21,1849. 34tf

FRENCH WORKED COLLARS. QJMI SUPERFINE Paris Worked Collars for sale very low.

A few more of those 20 cent worked Collara still on hand. Also, just received another lot of V2\ cent French Linen Cambric Hdkfs.

Call at the New Cheap Store if you want Bargains, Wholesale and Retail. CHARLES A. DUY. april28 35tf. Next door to the Book Store:

WINDOW GLASS.

HALF boxes, from 8 by 10 to 20 by 'J" received by apl2134tf J.

UN NY BAGS. 21

24,just

CUNINGHAM.

bushels. ifiJigrc BEMffNT &

IJ sale by ]n'25tf]

and for 0

LASS VRS, Tincture Bottles, andacom1 plete assort men of Druggist Furniture—58 boxes just received by apl21 34lf J. R. CUNINGHAM.

GROCERIES, Ac.

AS—Choice Green and Black. SPI ES—A great variety. CANDLE4—Sperm, Star and Meuld. SUGARS—Loaf, Pounded and t.'rushed. OILS—Sperm and Lard. FRUITS—Currants, Raisins, Almonds and

Citrons.

S A UCES— 'Valnut, Mushroom, omato,Oys ter and Anchovia. CHOCOLATE—Spiced arid plain. MUSTARD—Ohio, Kentucky arid French. For sale by [alOtf] WOOD &, DONNELLY

MAfClffc?F IATCH^S I MATCIIES! Oj GROSS superior quality, for sale by nov4nlOtf BEMENT & 0.

8PressedLinseedOil

BBLS. Oil 8 do. Fbh Oil 2 do. *ld Castor 2 do. ptfre winter strained Sperm Oil 3 do. Lard OH*, 1 do. Neat's Foot Oil l'cask Sweet Oil for sale bf apl21 34tf J. CUNINGHAM.

8EGAR81 »K^AR«IHEGAR8tinfUtn"K£UALlA JENUS" Segarsasop*1U,UI/U nor *rticie, for sale drntp by the box or at retail, bv april28 35tf CHARLES A. DUY.

ldSMON SYRUP.

AVERY

superior article, oi our own manufacture for sale in any quantity. aptSl 34rf WOOD St DONNELLY.

FISH.

"rfSZ ItBlS. No.« MACKEREL* I 25 3 15 1 10 htf bbls. 1 20qrbbT*. I 46 drum* £odfiah, 100 boxes feH 17

do do dor do

hi store and for sale by KEMENT

N A iv a A W A E IRON AND SALT,

*t T«I

Wvery

E have just received and sre now opening a large addition to our stock of HARDWARE, SADDLERY, BUILDING MATERIALS, IRON, and other heavy goods, making our assortment the he*t, and our stock the largest in the Wabash Valley. Having purchased at very low nrict*, and with a view to extend and enlarge our business, we say to our old customers and the public generally, that, flattered and encouraged by their libera! patronage, we shall offer them greater inducements hereafter in the way of prices and assortment. Our stock of /iuitilhtz Jfialerial* comprises LOCKS of the most approval kind, with White, Mineral and Brnss Kuolas i^ntcnes do Cupboard Door Fastnings, J^utis and Screws Finishing Nails Glass Oils Paints, tc.

In the line of

Pocket "ttfl Table Cuttery we can ofTer great bargains, and show a complete assortment. I'o S ml filer ft anil Blame1# •linkers we say come now, if you wish to buy cheap and find a complete assortment.

Shoe Findings.

We have just received a large lot of LASTS, Fine Boot, Kip, Stoga nnd Womens' Boot Trees, Crimps, Clamps, Slio*? Thread, Shoe Pegs, Eastern Calf Skins, Morocco, Kip Skins, Liuing and Galoon Bindings, «fcc., &.c.

•/Mechanics' Tools.

Our assortment in this line is such that we oulv ask the mechanic to call and examine for himself.

iron.

We have the best Iron Room in town, and well filled with GO TONS of well assorted Iron, includins Old Sable and Swedes Iron, Old Sable Nail Rods, Swedes Spring Steel Hoop Iron, Elliptic Springs, Axle Drafts, to 2 inch, Cast, German and American Swedes Steel some very fine Statue Gothic Coal Grates on hand, for sale cheap.

S'TH.

Lake and Kanawha Salt, just received and kept in good order "at our ware room. S. II. POTTER &. CO.

Terre Haute, April 14,1819. 33tf

Small Profits and Quick Sales

NEW STORE,

11 ORE \I \V GOODS. Dry Goods, farorcric*,

Fi'irrlWfire, Queensware, BOOTS, SHOES, WALL PAPER, CURTAIN PAPER, SEGARS, PERFUME

RY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c., Ac., T.',OR sale cheap for Cash or Produce, wholesale or J/ retail. {CrLook out for great bargains ot the New Cheap Store, two doors south of Bement & Co.'s

CHARLES A. DUY,

April 28, 1848. West side Public Square.

GREAT BARGAINS

AT THE

W A A S S O E THE

undersigned grateful for the liberal support they have received from their customers and the public, are enabled to offer from recent arrivals from the eastern citics, the most complete and extensive STOf-K OF GOODS ever ottered in Terre Haute, and at eroatly reduced prices.

To Merchants wc offer inducements. Having purchased heavily by the package of agents and manufacturers, expressly for the wholesale trade, enables us to sell low. Our stock embraces, in part, every description of

DRY GOODS,

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Carpeting, Paper Hangings and Bordering, Queenswarc and

E It

E S,

to-wit: Choice Green and Bhck Teas, for family use, very cheap, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, superfine Flour, Tobacco, Indigo, Madder, Candles, &c.

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

Any quantity of LUMBER and SHINGLES. ac2 vm. paid for Wheat and Feathers—Rags #hd all kinds of trade received for Goods.

POTWIN &. IIATHORN.

Terre Haute, Jan. 6, 1849. 19tf

To tlic Stockholders of the

TERRE-IIAUTE AND RICHMOND

A O A O A N

OU, are hereby notified to pay to J. II. Turrief, at the store of Warren & Turner, the second instalment of four dollars, on each share of stock, subscribed for in said company, on the first day of Dedenibcr next,i

a further sum of four

dollars on each share every sixty days from that date until the rtholc is paid. Books are now opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John Crawford and Jacob D. Eearly, as commissisoners.— The payhWt of one dollar on each share is requir ed at the time of subscribing. C. ROSE,

Pres. of theT. II. Railroad Co.

September 27,1848. -5 nStf.

GOLD! GOLD!! *OLD!!! GOLD!!!! IMIE subscriber. Wholesale and Retail ManuI facturer of Jewelry, invites Wholesale Dealers and Pedlars trading South and West—also, Country Store-Keepers to call and examine his stock of JEWELRY, which will lie sold at the lowest prices for cash or approved acceptances. Constantly on hand and manufacturing, a large assortment suitable for City or Country trade. &G A. BAKER,

Cor. of FOURTH and BRANCH St*.. apl!433m3 np stairs* PHILADELPHIA.

GLASS WAKE.

nlO BOXES

assorted

Glassware, viz: Tinctures,

Species, Vials, &c.

aP128 35tft tZt. WOOD & DONNELLY.

?URE Brandy. Port Wine and Holland Gin, for medicinal purposes, just received and for sale by [apl2134tfj J. R. CUNINGHAM.

LBS. assorted andies, by the box or

»U,T" retail, by aP12134tf J. IL CUNINGHAM.

TANNERS.

E have received another lot ot'superior Brown Oil. [24tf] WOOD St, DONNELLY.

RECEIVED PER STEAMER MAIL. IIWI BARRELS N. O. Molasses, I "I I 20 bbls Sugar House do 200 Bags extra Rio ^offee, 25 HIkIs. Sugar.

Jan. 29,&Mf BEMENT & CO.

USIltiK &, I'ATTKKSOiV rfllorncy* f^atr I I Terre Haute, Ja. Feb. 12, '48. 2 tf —U.,ti

Of Ml

KENAWHA SALT,

w"M" 175 do Lake, decJt)

For sale by

Ofce two doorg ittil of the nanki march H'48 28tf

SARSAPARILLA.

SAND'S.Ssrsaparilla

Ball'a do^ Shaker do Townsdnd'»do SarsaparHIa Syrup* made according to U. S. Digperwaiory. [JStf jWOOD' & DONNELLY

CIGARS—lost

CO-

THE ARABIAN'S VADE MECUM. II. G.'Farrell'sArabian Liniment.

every

rHE

alleviated by an external remedy Its superiority I aboveall other liniments ii proven byjthe miraculous cures if performs, and by the great and constantly increasing demand there is for this valuable Ara- i«.?j bian Preparation. The Arabs, from their wandering mode of lite, are often afflicted with distressing diseases, and also subject-to accidents of the most i-~ severe kind consequently they wonld require an

external application of great virtue to effbet a cure This alone must render a skillful compound of healing properties a matter of vital importance to themselves and the well known care and attention they bestow upon their horsns, so noted for beautv and speed, must also greatly increase their desire I to possess a really valuable Liniment.

Iti8 well kndwn that the Arabians arc zealous students of botany, and the fertile and beautiful region which skirts the Desert abounds with rare plants and odorous woods, whence they procure those gums and fragrant balsams of which this incomparable liniment is comprised. It hasaccomplished the moat extraordinary cures of rheumatism. one application removing the must acute pain, and a continued ti«e eflkcting cures of eases of long standing and of the greatest severity. Iri loss of power of the lim!s, or paralysis, it stands at tbe bead ot all remedies, restoring the use of limbs to persons, who long were a burden to themselves and all others—numerous cases of which wherein the flesh had entirely wasted away, leav- .* ing nothing but the dry skin on the bone and the

limb rendered useless and without feeling, this alN IMwerfu! medicine caused healthy flesTitogrow and hi 1 up the shrivelled par.t, and restored strength to the limb. It is a spe, ific i„ atfoctions oftlio spine, many cases of three years' standing having been entirely cured by the use of it. Wo say try tt, and prove to your own satisfaction the rare qualities it possesses. It is unequalled for sprains, bruises, cramps, cuts, all swellirigs, salt rheum, froaen limbs, burns, tumors, pains of all kinds, aore eyes, &c. &c. and is superior to all other remedies lor horse Hesh in almost all cases which require an external application. For sweeney it has no equal also, spavin, splint, galls, wounds, sprainsT scratches, sore eyes, swellings, bruises, Stc. &c. also, fistula,pdle-eviI, big-head and riiic bone.

tronage. March 31, 1849. [Express please copy.]

ACHOldE

do,

MSMTM

recefved a large sojroly of su

perfine Regalia, Principe, small La Norma and Half Spanish: bv the box or retail. sulil R. CUNINGHAM.

lfl

Inear

rj»t*

Beware of imposition, nnd get the genuine article, which ia prepared ONI.Y by H. G. Farrcll, I'e oria, Ills., and for sale by' regtflarly appointed agents. The genuine has the signature of H. G. arreil on the outside wrapper of each bottle, without wluch do not touch it. [Read the following certificate.]

Mr. H. G. FARRKLL Dear Sir—Having in my lifetime owned many horsw, I am pretty well acquainted with the uiseaj=es they are subject to, as well as the remedies usually ippli«d, and must say that I never used or heard ot any medicine that, was half'sogood as your Linimuiit. I would recommend it with thegrentostconfidence to all who have horses. They should always have it on hand, so that it could be applied imnmliately in case of accidcnt, and thereby save the life of many a valuable horse I have used it iu the very worst cased of s^weeney with entire Success alsosplint, sprninp, bruises, galls, wounds, sore eyes, &c. Two most extraordinary cures I must mention iu particular. I got up very early one morning, and on looking into my pasture discovered my favorite horse limp ing and dragging a rail after him. On going up close to him, to my amazement and horror, tliei rail was sticking in his stomach, between the Hanks, to the depth of eight inches, ami so tightly that it took three hard pulls to extricate it after which the poor animal suffered tho utmost agony. I never dreamed ol his recovery, and supposed that no human hand could save him. The well known virtues of your Liniment flashed on my mind, and it was immediately applied. By the next day I had tho gratification of witnessing the commencement of his recovery, and in six days thereafter I rode him to Peoria, as sound as ever^ and would riot tjiko $150 for him now. The. other case was this. One of mv men pot his leg in the teeth of a thrashing machine, nnd it was only by a miracle that be was not instantly killed. His leg was horribly mutilated, though no bones were broken. Your Llninfent was applfod, and iri five days he went tdwork rtgaiit. He fully believes that but for your Liniment he would never have recovered. With every wish for tho succeed of the Arabian Liniment, am truly yours,

HENRYS. AIKEN.

Aiken's mills, near Peoria, March 1, 1817. [Read the following extraordinary cure ot a spinal afTection ami loss of use of the limbs.]

Mr. H. G. FARHKLL: Please send mo by the bearer another dollar bottle Of your Arabian Liniment, which will be eridugh, I think, to complete ly cure my dear child. I have often thought that 1 would sit down and furnish you with an 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 beinizsasil has been to me. She laid for six months without the slightest power dr control of her limbs whatever, and suffered the most agonising pain th6 greater portion of the time. Even her neck was perfectly stiff, and so painful that she could not bear to nave her head moved in the lea«t. Thus was she for six months, during all which timo we had to carry her about on a chair when she wished to change lier dlittic. We had three of the be*f physicians in tne whole courftry attending her but they could do her no good. Finally, one of them (tne last to give her up) said he could do no niore for her. and thnt, as I wished to get your Liniment, I could do so, adding that lie knew it was good, arid might help her. I got it accordingly, and she began to recover nfter a few applications. She can now use al! of her limbs freely, and cart walk tolerably well. We are now applying it over the spine, which the doctors say is the seat of the disease, and we expect one bottle more to curd her as well a9 ever she was. We have used it alsi* for sprains, bruises* bums arid cuts, with like success. Hoping that thisgreat remedy will be spread over (he whole country. I am yours truly,

WILLIAM STEVENS.

Lamarsh saw mills, Peoria eo„ Oct. 30, 184G. For sale by CIIAS. WOOD, Terre Haute, and in every tdwri in the west by regularly appointed agents. ioctl4 n7tf

subscriber expects to leave for California on Wednesday next. All Ids notes and nccourits will be left in the hands of Dr. G. W. Patrick and J. II. Bilrrtlmm for Settlement arid collection. The notes and accounts of Patrick ft Clippinger will also remain in the hands of Mr. Bumham for collection, or they may bo settled with Dr. Clippinger or Dr. 0. W. Patrick, at the ofiice I have occupied in Farley's buildings, where Drs. Miller & Patrick will keep their ofiice and attend to the practice of Medicine and Surgery, are botn gentlemen Well qualified in their proles-

They

sidri, and Well entitled tc/a share of public paS. PATRICK.

31tf

NEW CROP Sl7(AR AND MOLASSES' 11M) HHDS. PRIME SUGAR,| 235 bbls. Molasses, 375 bags Coffee, in store and for sale by febli' 25tf BEMENT &, CO.

SACiE

DIRECT

—^.T77~

from the Shaker Village at New

Lrbttnmr. N. Y., for sale by Dec. 23, '48-17-if WOOD

KATJX

DONNELLY.

p|5 COLOGNE^

TEAN MARIE FANNAtJ Genuine Cologne •I Water, warranted. Hostel's Superior Cotoziie TViter, elegantly put tip in different sized bottles. r-

For sale by CHAHLBSA. DUY.: aprii28 35IF Second st.

CLOVER SEED-

JUST

RECEIVED, a fine lot of parc Clover Seed, for sale low. Sign of the Pad Lock. Jan. 20, '49-21-tf S H. POTTER .t CO.

DR.THOMPSON'S'PATENT UTERINE Truss, Abdominal Supporters, ami Shoalder Braces.

^IIE strtMK^-iber is agent lor the above articles. Also sole agent for Dr. L. D. Fleming's Uterine Truss and Abdominal Supported. api'il 34tf J. R. CUNINGHAM.

of Aniericrfn firrl English Picklc*

just received and for sale ot the Buckeyo Grocery and Patent Medicine Depot. [:tttf

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

UST received front D. Londreth, Bloom.wale^ Philadelphia. A large stfpply, with cat-^ alogues. (apl2l 3li(] J. R. CUNiJNGII AM.

.: WINDOW GLASS.

100

BOXES assorted sizes, receive* nnd for

sale by

ap|3134tf

BEMENT & CO.

WOOD &. DONNELLY.

1'AlNT "BRUSHES.

FULL assortment superior Hrunl/es, received and for sale by ap!21 34tf WOOD DONNEU^Y.

WALL PAPERt

QAA HECKS super and superfine new style pa* *r luineins* and bordering. 1000 Paper Window Shades a Hew and splendid

100 RrtMfrmrd Prints, very elegant, for sale

West side of Publfc Squar^.

«prlf2835tf next door to the Book Store.

BBLS. Spirits Tin-pen tine 2 do No. Copal Varnish 1 cask superior Coach Varnish 1 do Black Varnish 1 do Japan Varnirfh for sale by ap!l 3-ltf ""x

J.-R.CUNINGHAM.