The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 October 1849 — Page 3

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Ohio Election*

gyirhe Ohio Stafte Juuruai of the ,13th*

thus sums up the manor of the reccm •ielection. How Stands the Loglstatnre?

This question meets us at every corner, and at almost every click of the Telegraph. We answer, then that—

The Senate consists of 36 members 16 of whom are Whig1?, 16 Locofocos, and four Free Soil. The free soil men are Messrs. Swift, Beaver, Blake, and Randall—the firstot whom was a Locofoco, and the three latter Whigs, before inoculated for freesoilry.—upon the Hamilton county question in ike Senate. we think the vote will be (exclusive of the Hamilton member) for recognizing the law, 18—for nullification, 17.

Th House consists of 72 members 31 of whom are Whigs, 33 Locofocos, 6 Free Soilers, and two Independent1?. The freesoiJers arc Messrs. Kr im and Ensign from Ashtabula and Lake, Patton from Clinton, Spelman from Summit, and Riddle ami Hutching from Geauga and Trumbull. Of these, Messrs. Ensign, Patton, Spelman, and, Riddle, were Whigs before taken of freesoilry, and Krutn and Hutchitis were Locofocos. The Locofocos will of course act after their former sympathies. There is no telling how the Whigs may act when ©nee estranged from a course of rectitude. The Independent9 are Messrs. Johnson of Monroe, and Minister of Butler, of whose predilections we know nothing, but presume them locofocoish. We undersand that Messrs. Krum and Minister ore pledged to recognize the Appointment Law. There will undoubtedly bo a majority in the House fuvorablo to amending the law so far as It divides Hamilton county.

Kentucky Convention.

The convention to amend the consti-

tut Ion is now in session at I-rankfon.

Journal says The committee on slavery have agreed to report the provisions on that subject of the old constitution cxcept as to emancipation. They propose that masters •ball not emancipate their slaves upon the soil, but shall be bound to remove their emancipated slaves. This will tiearly put an end to emancipation for few slaves will bev willing to hove freedom on these terms, and few masters will compel their slaves to take freedom on terms that would make the boon an injurv the incorporation of the negro law in tho consiiiutioi,. Tho same committee is charged with the subjuct of the mode oi amending the constitution, but th^v are not yel prepared to report on that sub-

Pumpkin Roit.—We recommend to our renders—amateurs as well as cottagerR—the following excellent piece of »korv Into two fjuoris of cold watei throe poutnls of pumpkin, cut into, thin slices, pealed, and with all tho seeds removed two large, onions, also pealed and sliced, with a vmall stick of celeis eut into very small pieces, lioil theKJ together slowly fr two hours and a ha f, and then, after uJdmg an ounce of dripping, two largo mhle^poonlulls of flour,' and of pepper and k«U

as much as plea*-

es the tate, boil for halt an houi longet.l ktir frequoiitlv during the whole of tlte. boiling. This rei'ipo, modified from one. previousv published, we have from otirj own conic". iM»d we have the testimony oh our own palauMhnt it is one of the most agreeable, and is certainly the cheapest of soups. The pumpkins saved for seed are better for this purpose than it}nje which are less ripe and more watcty. Cuttage Gardener.

03- strange homicide occurred at Shreveport, Ltt., on the 5th instant, between two men named Nathan T. 1 urk and Hanv Vinm, in which the ftmper was killed. The Gazette states that Turk fired first and was retreating when Vines threw a pistol at him, which discharged itself, the contents taking effect on tho left side of tho back the ball ranging upwards, passed througn the heart and lodged under the skin near

ihe throat and baek of tho right collar

pnetl.

OI MiiiciKdi &

peilatioit to eaeh of our celebrated orators. For instance, ho calls Mr. ebiter the logician Mr. Everett the rhetorician Mr. Clay the politician Mr Calhoun the melaphysiciaii Mr. McPuflie the impetuous Mr. Cass the courteous Col. Benton the magisterial Mr. Preston the inspired declaimer and Mr. Corwin the natural orator.

Santa A km a.——El Leeero ?a)*8 that information has just been received from Jamaica, stating that Gen. Santa Anna is laboring most earnestly to return to Mexico, Oneo there, he will have him. •elf proclaimed Dictator, will annul tho Treaty of Qoeiaro, »ud r' new the war with the Untied States. It says, $l«o that he has sent $200,000

to distribute

among his parttians, and is making an effort to obtain 600

irishmen to land at

Tampico and join his party there which is very numerous.

The city of the Mormons, and its vicinity, near Salt Lake, have twenty thousand inhaditats [sic]. The city is situated south of the Salt Lake, in a valley twenty miles wide, surrounded on three sides by tall ranges of mountains, capped with snow; on the fourth side is the lake. The city is laid off in half mile squares, without timber, except on the side of the mountains. So writes K. Lewis, Esq. formerly of Glasgow, Missouri, who reached the Mormon city in July last, on his way to California.—<Nat. Int>. ———————

Hsavt Pkxalty.—Tho law

necUcui selling spiruous liquor, Imposes of \M fence 8SO for the second and so double for everv offoiwe of b' eonvicied. On# Mr. V«d h«*Sc.^ pending hip.,k# *^!®h if found guilty, subjects htm to a p*nlit 4.490.982,534.360.

Lovb and F8iE-XDSUlP.--Love

Ministers cf tfeo ®o*pel ia Icdiaca. The fnfl owing is said to hp a correct lim cif the nt ml«t* of m'mi#ter* beUma1n*r so ihu different religious societies In Indiana:'

Methodist Episcopal Church, Regular Baptist, ••Christian," Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian—Old School, do New School, Protestant Episcopal, Others,

350 240 54 32 77 62 15 25.

Total, C45 This gives one minister of the Gospel to 1185 persons, so that, admitting the average attendance upon the pubiic services of each minister to be 200, we

the entire population "attending regular! upon nnv evangelical preaching."

BOOKS! HOOKS!

Gill-.IT AT Si? ACTIO**.

Our Assortment of

O^Jiaaaatj*

Pni(fh

The correspondent of the Louisville,: (i.Bnsr'y &. C» a Gold Pons, equal to Bagiy's and much sup"rior t»» nry other Gold Pen, and

DUPAUTURES.

Sr. l/mi, Dailv, nt 1 AM Iviioimiix-1!*. Daxiy, at

Spriuxii'It!, Mondays, Wednes. andFiid.

L-tJitTeuwl iy^. Thiirsdavs and Sat.

,ir ',rt'::rii'!r. niid- Pridnys, 5am /,^'miv .• a, Moiuhy.-i a»d I'Vidays, at 5am

//n

id at

A W A

i:nlaiu 5:*.ii:nt of tiie pad lock.

Increntetl CJimutity of nil kinds of IInrlware.

liEurcric^ or AT THE

E arc now recrivlnj* at our oil stand, (Ensi title o) thf I 'ultl Sjutrej a very large and splendid assortment uf 1U) I I) I N MA RI ALS

,,my variotv and.h-wription Al«.

»n r.r»t/ r„*it mill nv. IVkt't unil (nWoC utl^ry, TrutiTnlnp, bono, urk tan some fifty trntiun MechmmV tools, W

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C:.n LhZs,

ITh)

Tenr-Haute, October 13, WW- tf.

VMSO COIXECJIATB INSTITUTE.

ETHOMPi=ON

AIRD.

Literature. n. I if B\Rts A. M.. rroit** of Math* rmat»c# ami Natwral Pfe»los»ipbr.

Rt*\ WiJT.S* S. MOKStT.VwifesWf Of EUf lisfi Li'^rn'tife, ami Curator of ike VVk.

S. T»««»*irr. A, ii, Pnocl^al

the Maie paitto- nt. Mr*. Mttt T. M«a*srrr, Pnnctpal trad-cr for the Fema?e lVpsrtnwnt.

MI*

in Con*

is the

•hadow of the morning, which 4^re»»cs as the day advances. Frtendship t* the shadow of th® evening, whtch

Wkh tfca »tung win *f lift.

B. sk T«-olwr of Piano Mu-

«epsB3aax3as83»

FVepwwi^CIiM^perlurtiaeiwoo «C weeks, Fncti^h

€'I*«W5»1. MAIHSFNA'ICSL

Joat received at EOCX STORE,

CHILD'*

The Ijnrgp^T, ('heapot, and best Selected

Stock of Books, ever offered JTnr Male in Tcr* r- BSnute.

OUR

Stock embraces all the School Books listed in thi* Section of country, with an assortment of nearly all the New Works in every deoartmeftt of Literature.

Cheap publications, Lithographs,Picture frames ic., always on hand.

S A I N F. Wehnv-9 a large am! fine assortment of Fap^r, purrhn^'d forcriMh.nt ninniifacturers prices, which will tw ««1'1 us low or a little lower than any pa* ptrr heretofore offered to the Pubiic.

6S333i33.33ast2k5ra

lienuiiful and complete with a fine lot of Steel Pens Gold and .Silver Pencils, Fine Pen and Pocket Knives, Card Cases. See. &,c.

am «9 sr-. .«*" -BE3 rw mm

& F|nilhi laleor lliefirro of

eo'd as cheap n3 tin inferior fju:i!ity. Terre-Haute, Oct. Ii5,

A IS RIVALS

O A I

& S

shall have only about one-sixth part of »ty eo^ceesary ijijheir iauscpwaa with each other, and importa

duties (A coining lift?. Those n't... -nurse

7tf.

departures"

AT AST) IttOM

riciuu:

The committee will.not propose .12 SfK-ini'ticl'l, ID-. Tu''.-i!iivs. Thurs. and Sat. I imtnunk. Mondays. \Ve«hj''S. and i'li inys.ll

made, except

M.U M't:, 6.VS9. At! RIVALS.

I. I •i,vtir. \Vednea. l'ridaj-K and l.iyii, Hm I 'rau 'bnUrilir, Tucsulnyn and Saturdays, 9 UhHtmivzUm. 'l*U'-'!ays and Saturdays, Ihirrinlnh r.r. Friilnytt, lit I' Carlisle, Wnini sdr'Vts ut 8pm

in,

K/ l"or furtlier particulars, addrtsa Terre-Haute, Oct. 6,

Which have ju* been pnich.

Ham

Tuesdays, Thurj. and Saturdays f)

6am

ttriish-, 1'iiur days,"ot 5am N. All maiiuc!o*c at preeiselyP o'clock J. T. MUi 1' ATT, P. M. Oct. 13, I SIP.* 7tf.

E W I E

NTvY

l»RI€S.S

IA\ 1 1 11\

toots, ot ii tcrsburg'. Pike county, —••.

every dm-ri^tiom Smiths'tools: Mill and v.t.lay of Novembet-next, forjhe ^rueUoaof saws, I-ire

ut a saws, 6 to 24 inch Anvils and vi nbout I5ir mib*s of said v^nal, ext*

Mr. Magoon, in his "Living Orator# m\ Nftil»,tflwt iron. Tin plate MnyBviUe to ^ft^'OW. H. W. Mmtin. Paris, Ills. of Amcrii^" assinns O distinetivo «p-1 Zinjr. Turned copper, Braziers copper, wire cast- a, large proportion ol^ the wrth t^r* on

ks.iron

ami Nails,Slvet iron. Tin plate Maysville to Petersburg 1 hi^liv^t

Amrrimii ftmi \\vr Rtinl. ttttd i» uorUiy trw fitu «umt oi conira

steel, English, German, American and SpTing tlte .. Steel, ltX f^-t coil chain, 3t*»pair trace chains, tors nccust omed to hea^v

I,aH pounds log chain*. ItXHl fe. I.

and

I WO ixninds f, H. and It lead pipe, .L.

shot, :tO kegs Kentucky rifle powder, 100,0U0m G. milein le gib. #\m« The suncrstrncttiro of the Aqueduct Fbtlt of VVhite River will also be let. 1

Shot c.uns Riflcs« Ilcroliiuc I utob, irti f«« in lenct ctinsisting of four spa

ll-minfiton and LkiyUm Rife

litirrel*, Hte rrtl CinrmHati asi tm Btre*.%000 fHtxn.h llollom H'ttrr, W Grnte*. Fire firifk, vX) 'lax. of the best vumajhelurits, ineimitng siw a i?P!.ENDID STOCK OF SAODM'-liY \l.\lilWARIC, and a very large and well assorted stock oflRQN.

It is impossible for us to specify in law a stock, but wehav* no Insitatton in saying that our stock and assortment is sufkrior

to any in

Term-Hautc, or West of the Mountains, and that we are prepawl to meet kind of comjcti!ion in the way of exclusive Hardware, ft is ear thimg to mak« an impression that we sell cheap, but quite a different thiug to sell a lit-! tie lower than our neighbor*. 1 iook for the old Pad-I/vck, if you want to Rml tW best a***vrtn»ent of Hardware, e*t brought into the W^iwra country. farOwutry Merchants can supply themselves with miiall

bills as w»-!l as to nurehase East.

«-A «««ofi-AK.

,,,ay

Rsq..

Motihr lm^0»Rt.

Rev.

AND

Professor of Mora! 55ci««»cePrr*»4ent.

»R*D

and

PBIJOFO^HICAL.

Iraw»n2.

."25

Piimintr,

'S'RA-

IM SMALL E»WINJ?RNI

tee. for too l.

w. MrtWsrrr. Curator of thp lasttnntoa. Terre Hani* l«l., Sept. S9, Is#-

KNIFE AND SCISSOR GRISDI^

AMr*nrsons

LL wanting Km*** »md AW-! woutt do writ to oil oa

an* ssvks ia Wiluw.

rtnlcr

tS, 1445.

SMITH. 1st

Ms. and I Terrt-H*vX*.

si¥, tnat

Ciamcal

Haul *«i*retlwj can Iwsve carriage Ww «A there.

l«««bcr

for

jiTHINtlKS.

LMNE white me\.L r.n(«oii af pewter Spin-

4 O N N E

E O liG E TOW N S E MIN A RI

This Institution »s Pleasantly Located ia|~

6XH0iT0»H, VEEMlLLie CSSMTY, ILLlHD

And has been in **xe»M optf^ioneme yor, during iekick time ihms numbered 1G0 Students.

r* EOFGETO N is a !ea«inUmd decidedly healthy village^ thejnTTOum!ing caantry iaaetII ihd fcv a weal "by ami enterprising population. A large and commodious brick building, bJ MJ.1 stories liitrtt,hM bsen^ecte d, which Will be completed and amply furnished dunng tfo comiae vacation. The edifice is eurrounried I wctefwe, or crn rue, four or** witch is toon to be adorntd with tlte? sBdgjavtl a(k«, nitflirg on tstiiLh^ nitlit, at one*. neat and

number of teachers. Having had extern ive oppottmms for examining into Hi. t,,-st st hoofe and 5V8

by inculcating n.o 1^.^ jinercuurae with each other, and important to ibe proper discharge of the

S'L. to qualify thenifelvet for T^rlirg will *e rfforileilftfeewl sdvantapes. ureeti study is such as is pursued in il« l*A Mi.iinniutin the tommy. n.bracins: a thor urse 11 s»u«y •1 Dnilv iilwtrmiouB and explanations upon

.h,Mrrn»hv''K4.!hi:. WriiinR. SmTiT Aiithmeuc. and Piirnary Geot'r»pliy. the v« nr divided into terms oi live months, or tweuty-one eaeh. The Fall and Winter Terta wiH com nieoce on Monday, il.e 29ih ot October u«W and the ispntig and Summer 1 erin, Monday, ihe 15th of April, 1^50.

THE TERMS OF TUITION ARE AS FOLLOWS.

The Primary Department, Common J^ranches^ History. Watts on the Mhid,. Physwhuy, Rhetoric Algebra, Botany,

Natural History, Naiural Philosophy, Astronomy* Chrmistry, Geol»py, Logic. Political Economy, Mental and Mora! Philosophy. Geometry, Dacies* Bourdon, Trigonometry, Navigation and Surveying, Conic Sections, and the

Li reel: and Latin Languages, ,r Muficon the Piano, French and Drawing will be taught as soon as a sufficient number to form class shall desire instruction in this Department.

Orthography. Reading, Writing and Composition, throughout thee I,/ tt» ,«i-lip «nd female departments. There will be a charge of 40 cents, per scholar, for fuel and incidental expenses.

Will lie fo-mcd by the young gentleman, for ihe purpose

t!•:n .sM: so I*,

minary Exhibition will be held ut the close of each term. eUneoi S xt U^ater Tern, will take place on Tliursday, tho 2dtl, March

be entering to the close of the term no doduclion being

^L'^^lv^aiVroi'tV^W to 91,-W per weok. By furnishing roam* for hoarding

,l "Tlves s^udent'sTcan diminish th- ir expend to fifty cents per week. It 13 very important th

STORE.

JOBBING

NEW HE undersigned has taken unoiiiceiu the city a -1* ...... Kii.l ..f.uAAa.ia l\ nvi nti'ao In U»

J(ni

mid oilier Eaptern markets by P- 184^0 will nlsO receive tlic attention ol the underwill he Mild at Limned anil il a board shall be rstublished for y^Vt«t»n.aag33a.^^ QK33f tliTir adjiisnnent, he. |)roposee to undertake the

A,i..rt,,re fmm PlasterII ralesA -uey of sueh claims.

Winter lb' will make it an object tor the ivier-i

J. GRANTHAM,

opened his Livery Stable

HIlnwte

Also—Horses for SsaUUie

n!l kepi and to let by the dny or week, to suit cus

AISO

TIOHSKS

Ala small Advance i'lie uiiilernignrd «ill retain his reridencc nntl rty. j, j,, ihedesiun of the undersigned, to builu, |aw

Ar»ent id the Eastern Ciiies, he wi.l tie utj

itesulur Kcceipt ol Goods during the l'all ana |MWirj90,-

!l-

otI c(, i|(

un permanent VViiolesale business, and throii|f»| ,lt Wimhington ut sueh times during the

sion ot l(ie

un,lt.r.igned

I Former) ol the house ot Pot\uu ot tlat mm.j (jonni,cUeui, will at all limes receive immediate Terre-Haute, Aug. 23, 164'J.

AS opened his Livery stasn^n Terre tavinj? acquired his pioitssion ur»d» one ot the situated on Second street, iitur doors puieticul Dental Surgeons in the United north of the Stewart House Where accommoda- spates, he feels confident in beititj able to perform tiun tuny be had in the way of all of tiie various oi^ratious on the most scientific Carrioses, Baronctics, ami improved principles.

AND BUGGIES KFJPT,

by the week or month, to suit^uMmner?.

Terre-Haute, Sept- 22, 181'X 4n»3.

1 l/l'TI VI: H?

,U(3lh

Ull tUlK

anaLexiemhng from

rNorwjcjK onnecticut. but desi^iis

nj I))jiy

csntile 'community, and buyers, visiting .»"»•* „n| (lUcntio-i to"tin- business intrusted to him. 11to deal with him. Call on,d iters in reiniion tt» business, addressed to the torf t«'iichiir*inif• 1-

lj ATIWI N:

Hussies, Sulkies, A-c. and Fivot Teeth Inserted the

The Vehicles all of now and fashionable style.j Best Miiuncr. iu«»t imported from New York. Dr. ''AnrESTV.u has carefully prepared, and ot (*..r ttmiiile or Harness, fers lor sale a LhnUificeJur Waiving and I rr.vr-

vitl,

)\T1{ ACTSi

already tolerably cban.

On the Wabash anil Erie Canal THR undersigned. Trustees of the Wabash and worthy tiie confjtU nce. ot the public. I Kiie Cnnaf, will receive sealed proposals at DI»'S.

Indiana, on th^ 14th -GJIUSS,

(Prom the Chieago Daily Tribune.)

40W feet in l«uct ,cinsis!itig of tour spans of near I usual idaces..of hoWinS elections in tl.e diflcrim \Z\ sustained by timber arches and trus»- c-»t

CUAKL^ BUTLER, Trustee* of tl»e A M. PUETT, Wabash and THUS. H. BL.VKK. S Krie anal. Ten* Hattic, Ind.. Se^{ 19, IS49

VrADF.tlY OF

ST.MARY'SOFTH£ WOODS

Certificate.

Having examined Dr. Carpenter's Comphorated Hose Dentrifice, wo would clieerfu!!y recommend it to our patrons n» beio{ a superior article and

m.».csKENN1COTT, nn^,kv

Nwj 1)anViHe,III.

Ulleri

ence

The line will

i,Bnrf

rope.! be dnideil into fecitona suited to the shape #n

,)ar i^nd, chnracier of tlse ground, averaging near a half m«i!m i»* ttlK over East1

ttn

town)upa

JvSk and euciw^d tfotn the weather ivnt|{ 1 axea for the year on Tlve work wit lwrendy for inspection for one the tuiiowing days, mz week previous to the leiting. and all necessary in formation will!«? ?iven by the resident Engineer lKddcrs not known cither to ihe Trustee?, or to the ITncinerr-, will b«? expected to encloas with their proposals, jfatisfactory t^atimoniala aa to chuwcternrtd av aH fie at ions.

Nariison, Hom treek, Sugar Crwk, Prairie Creek, Linton, l'iersou, Riley. Ixwt Creek, N«vins, (Itter Creek,

r|Nliii scholastic cxcrcfocs of this Academy' L'VitD: I will ntmawnv on the fS'hof this month. For State purposes, on each $100 25 cents The wtv moderate te?ms. mitdttc^ of IPo**™-'For Couuiy do do 1W 2uc men! and t1» acknowledge aticcess of thts Insti-, For Road do «io of real e«tata Hk-. lute in imusrtifyr a tini^isctl education to youug For l^uoatic Asylum, do 1UU do lc 4nnHt known, we di.-pe^ ForD *f a Dumb do IW do 2c Vt do ttith nenti.min'» th« hi re, however those who Fori.hicatineth« Bhrtd.do 100 df» 1 ut. 32

SS Jim-i i»™ For MMl DiMrtci S.. 6. T»« »*•*.}

c. 1/ ^tit ». own 13, K«nK«!»,

Si. X*.-9*qfth* Hoof.

Ma. I- ARsisoros, For Poll Tax lor County 23c The Stswa aw mba mm t^KX'SJoat tither myself or a £tepaijr. will be found at on fiiem's who may doirt'. to piacc their chi-tir*® at nffw-e in TeW-Hao**, »i 6II tiaww, eicept aacl

St. MaifV, thai itwy have a day* wlna out ta tha ccv&tai a

have a^

h^H*?

at New

WOOlSi DOKNEIJ.Y.

It \YNE"S MEDICINES.

fcr »k bf

•pi«i

mfltf

-A eonwan

I. R.erSINGH*M.

PRESt BTE JARS, Pmrrvc Jar».a»»rt«d«*ea.

"PAEBASTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER I

r.fM

u3.

A W

and will embrace Or-

50 00

8 00

10 00

12 00

course, in

of debating,lecturing, and writing essay?. B£ATH,"a paper written by members ot the

The Exhibition at There will be a

J. P. JOHNSON, Pkincipal. Georgetown, S *pt. 17th, 1849.

LAW OFITC'iS IN WASHINGTON.

Ci.-dnis tor Hpoli ition by the French prior to

OHIO ILLINOIS INDIANA ARROW WAYNE MISSOURI

sca-

sUj)relMH Court, oft ongress, and of

mnii»uoner8 lor adjudicating claims.

to enable him to ive peibo-

at Washington, or Norwich,

attention. JOHN A.. ROCKWELL

v, oshin^on, June 20, 1819.

S A Terra Haute, Sept. 22, 18-19. 4tf.

ob» nm rwkj roc 3tt turn rmr m«t -*r

DR. EDGAR It. E. CARPENTER, (ol' Chicago.) OULD nio^t respectfully inform the citizens of Tem-Uaute, and vicinity, that lie ts nt the STEWAltT 11( USE, where he wilfbelinppy to attend to all that may favor him with a call, in th- various parts of his proleseion

Te.thand G.n.ls-, the best that has ever

oi}

,red

tomcrs. |v CC'IN'E ATTER, and will Vaccinate those *f It A EIjUHS FROM AH 1» O A 1? who may dnire it. m.nv be (brwurded any disianw, in or out of thej Ll'GAR It. E. CARPEi1! TER, Dentist. State, on reasonable terms, by applying at t.iej above establishment. 1 (F"»»

,st

Dentists,

& JUDSON,

References —Hon. J. McRoberts, Col. L. R.

Mr. J. Chesnut, M. M. Dill,

(September a, lt49. 2m3.

p,r

Including board, &,c. Way fare in proportion.

Incohpor

Dr ha8

any other Collejre.

,|lu iusl

ihe rt ccf

Kf.kp

your

Democrat.)

Trxrit Oi.ean.-'lDr. Carpenier, as

will be seen, has introduced into this city hi Camphorated Rone Dentrifiee. Nothing is more di-u'ti^ting than dirty discolored teeth, and slinking breath. This J)rntrifice is a perfect remedy in this case, and wiii also whiten oad improve

•Col. T. F. JOHNSON, General Super ten dent.

erpss

lniroduci.oii, and satisfactory refer-

tn» given.

Tow«

Offw day# stst«l above.

Marys ^5*1 The' Iaw» are the same as la*t vrttr, wU( imakes it the duty ot at Tax-Paycs .0 eaSJ oi

invoke of pjtb4ai|tbi cste.

I yg U.V Sept. 15. SAtiF. rlI?KCT from th# Vfllagft I Y.. tor..twIfVy pre n. M^-n-if

destinaiion.

OR Tllii

COMXCTOlt^ NOTICE YlvAil JS49. WILL attend in p'tnoii

It is nliout

or by Deputy, at the

»«o county, Indiana, for the

Thursday, October 19, 1?I9 Friday, Saturday, Mosul ay, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-lav. Haturday, Monday,

)9, 20, 22, «VJ

25, 26, 27, 20,

Fayette. (Citrts's .Store/ Tuesday, Oct. 30, I&19. (Woif«,sStore) Wodn'day, 3J. do

The

Foijjowiso are the Rates cf

Taxes,

13, liati^e 10.

p0?j Tax for State purposes, 75c

Mte on bs&Kvtbe 6«rt-day ot JantMip? f?me. il tiie ar. n.»t 5. i* my «•.» Ti«« 4aw anJ rwjuirtdiitau vu.

Mhctfy Every pcr»*m wiw f»ys a Road Tax. most pra fd«oet»m« thefcu$NNrtis.»r,s recupi, orpur ao'.4

WHITE I.RAD* Tax ia owner, it cliargwf ujkpi ihe Tax Xfopii N F. CUNNINGHAM. CV»U«tw apd Tp

Trte-ll«w«,fB»-»t.^, i- ». iSh*6.

CIIOI.F.RA.

|r \NE of iW W*t prr*m»ive* of tbi* dtaeawr aad winch has lr«a whew dbubsra pr* vail#, with wuch saccesa. atwl is apiprov**! of hi the Wrt medi*dimmtiar, ties.

W O Sl DONNELLY.

We also kt^poahasd all the best ttnwdiM jj2t 47tf

FLAVOIlI.^« EXTRACTS.

niNK APPLE. Concentrated Eaaeoee of Giafer, Vaniiia, 1 rwn.

Bitter Atwaw,

Eeeeivod ami (ot «k^r

DONKELLT. ~^ii serf \VOOD Jt DOK2»lXLT

UR«r,

=======

AM OTP ,S 0 E E Late ^and^Lairg^ Arriyais*

GROVEUMAN & BOURNE:

IRE now ticking one of the largest and cheapest stocks of Gc ever been offered in this market. In our stock will be found—

Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shirting Bed Tickings Bleached drills Brown drills Plain and Plaid Linseys Prints Merinoes and Alpaccas Lash mers and Delaines Ginghams of nil* styles and prices Kentucky "Jeancs and Satineu*: French Clo'.hs"and Casimeres Italian and common black silk neck handkerchiefs Assorted col'd pocket handkerchiefs Cashmere, blanket and nett Shawls Cotton batting, a very good quality Mackinaw blankets Beaver cloths Red. green, yellow and white Flannels.

HATS and CAPS BOOTS, SHOES and.BROGANS, all kinds, styles and prices-

ia ©©ffiffinffis

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper, Spice, Raisins, (very fresh) Candles, Soap, Indigo, Madder and Alum.

A W A E

for country use, consisting in part, of Knives and Forks, Pen-knives, Butcher Knives, Currv Combs, IS ails. Shovels and Tongs, Ames' best Shovels and Spades, Collins' best Axes, Locks, Latches, Steelyards, &e. &c.

Largest assortment of QLLliNSW AliL ever ofToied in this market.

Wanted.

Wheat, Oats, Flax, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Jeans, Socks, Ra^s, Ginseng, Beeswax, Tallow, Rag Carpeting and Geese Feathers.

0^-To Country Merchants we offer very great inducements in the way of uncommon low prices tor all descriptions of goods. Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1849—5tf. GROVER.M AN & BOURNE.

SAM.'L DOl'Mv-S

LAFAYETTE, CINCINNATI AND TOLEDO

DAILY LIKE OF MAIL PACKFIS,

RE now full operation, leaving Lafayette daily at 6 o'clock r. M„ for(Toledoanrl Cincinnati' a

touching at all intermediate ports. Tlx se Boat a Irave all been rehtted and furnished in eootlPtyle, nd no pains snared to render them both neat and comfortable, Iwjne near now. ho V\ as been extended direct through to Toledo, and comprises the lollovvmg itoats and Ccpta

.GliOitCETOWN, KIONTUCKY.

•Col. E. W. MORGAN, Joint Su)»rnitai&nt.and

•Lieut. Cot. B. R. JOFFN^ON, Prcfes$or of iVaitt- jjj)

Rli HARD N. NEWELL, A. M., Irofessor oj

Aiirittit and Modem Ltin«uag~~

A. M.,

is required to select a oons gunruimi, whom all funds brought or received must bede- ,]ro otitcrii Military Institute, posited, and no debt must be contracted without 4— the consent of such guardian. nac JB23 SB. 19M 0m

w,,l, .he & "3 of Arm. .nd leges, adding the modern languages, ami super- A(,rmllrrmpn,!4 .... 3 00 mltliiU?: practical schools of Lawjuw En^ineerin«f, ,, u, nearly realizes tlwloiifi-felf desideratum of a uni-!

mrjer" *«s ^sat. 9 II AT Stove dealers 011 th- Wabash, who purchasfl th- ir Stoves in Cincinuati, and el«e-i where generally, buy by the pound, an usually obtain the latest stoves possibly for the least number of pounds.

I will state a case to illuatrat# the utility amJ

QI ANTmr

a of judicial proceedings, ofl"er unueual inducements

Th.-« Ad'utnni General, tuiietl.er with five fit per- those who aro earnest to achieve distinction as sons, to bo nnniuiily appointed by the Executive,! sound Lawyers. to attend exaininaiionsoi lo^st once in the year,. CIVIL ENC«INEEIIINC» according^to law. Will be thoroughly nnd practically taught in the try Institute—thu'ProfeBSior, *p\. sroRVTfP Willi nil the powers, privileges and MuROa*. being one ol trie a hts exercised by the trustees and Faculty oi [!,^rnn!,-rllh'mnnrt''J with

\iiriint and Modrm Languages. States, $2000, $li00, or $littW il year as Asaistant AMES G. BLAINE, A. li., Adjunct Professor EnariltCiTrSi

of Jjm+tHigcs. The time is rapidly approaching when there Rev. J. fi. SWIFT,

*F/h:ca?ed at West Point. tEducaied at the Virginia Military Institute.

versiiy able, to meet the wmita of Western pro- BOA HI)IN"G con be had in private families,

_n university where all may select a course at from two fo two and a hn!f dollars a we*k.— of study to suit their time, mean# and professional When in Barracks, it is designed to fnrni«li Com

Mr DAVtrss, the Professor of Law, is known will be required to hoard at tlte Institute, and have in the various Courts a* practitioner of gi nhility. varied learning, long experience and ex-, lowedby writtan jjermita. alted cha-actcr Hia eminent qualifications, the furl he next session will commencc on the first wholesome exercise and discipline of the Insti- of September, and continue ten months. tutr, and the convenient: observation of the forms July 14, }B?J. t^yl

profits ot those thin nam tstovea, 10 persons wi jjhe

WifJir less than one half tt»s w^tiriii of myi Stoves of the Ba.'no size she used it awut ninet months, and it is now broken into pieces the fire

this place from which tn cast the plat#*, the repairs will cost more than the Stove would be worth after being rejmired.

OF stoves,

from the le»t of patterns a«^ of th« very l^t !. Ohio hot blast pts iron, the plates are heavy, warranted to stand fir# and to perform right- j, 1 ant also coaatantly prepared (as I keep tW »*Tten*=)

TO REPAIR ANY AND ALL STOVES, hat I am. or ever have made tare, cm abort aoice and ch-ap.

Jc-1

SM5E

arer ot Vigo County.

mvfer«i«roed having iirnnmei of M« toxin stock of r^^fuMf iioae who are indebtt*! to him at the ^ore. to call ?b* RetwWa airl #tUc ap.sa he Ittttr h!t II the aceotrotaof tha S«»r» tberr &n *^tw ot. u* aceean »«. jkiRACE BUTTt'.N.

TerrB-H"»«te. Srpt 13. JS49.

FRrmi ASRIVAIA

WTOOt.BEY S Sejw-tiof cnahed Sugar. W CM«* Black tea. -wperior Pale Hrs r* *7. Tkhw

Havaca C* a.

V. Jod fc DO.NNrj.Lr,

Tenr-Hauie. Sept, 15,1S45.

LD BOt'RBON WHIFKY-For me^kina

for sal* by

iJSST

J. JL CUNINGMAM-

Wabash Line ius:

CAPT

And as soon as canal is in order the line will be extended to Covington, by I acket Empire, Captain Woolverton. t? ec un Time from Lafayette to Toledo f.- hour#-!* ar« ... 50 to Cincinnati, £0 9 00

August 11,13-1 y. [50tf] W. II. NOBLE, Supor»itcndent.

W b) 8 \i N

MILITARY INSTITUTE,

GEO. I). DAVIS, WM. DALE. WM. ST URGES. J. CATHC \RT. J. H. SMITH.

A. VAN NESS.

maiit

Western Miiimry Instiinio—tliiri'rofeR^or, MoROAjf, beingonetf the most skillful and exfiu""nitod States All the that department have been procured at considerable coat, and of tho best

qun

|jiy.

Tllc

Professor of Engineering an.d of Natural ILxs- thnt ho is now olf-red ®75 P'T mouth for compeI tei ('if

ictit uDpi^t'iiii ii luri o. i/tin in ma jm*

ri!C4.jvos

nt i]ii» lime per annum, a»

Principal Eitcioeerof a

ml and Rrpnimenlnl Philosophy. Principal Eitcioeer of a Railroad now under contMai. W. A. FOKl l''/S, Prnjessor of JJatnrmat.es.

•f juairtrmm,tn. ... Professor of'!

9truction

cj,asf(

in Kentuckv— whilst others of the slime

receivirtg in diflfi'reut parts of the Unitefl

nrp

W 1

Projessor of Ltlucs wj|| be jirentdemand for such

and Pelles Lettrcs. pared lor tiiat vocation, at the Western Military JAMF.^ II. DAVIESS. Esq., Professor of Lam. tn»j||tute. Nothing is hasnrded in saying that they Kev. H, V. D. NEVIUS,

M., Principal of the v,-jll readily command $1200 or $1500 per annum.

Academy. Every man of observntion must «ee that the £iCnpi. C. E MOTT. Tenchrr in the Academy. gnntieexterprises already propomnl, will give birth L'siit. W. W. GAUNT, Adjutant qf the Institute. t0 hundreds of others, tributary to them. The rapid advtincement of our whole country, and the eageriiass of our people for,?xploring the hidden rewmrces ol the new Stale? and the newly acquired territory, will give arnple scope for ages to

Two hundred and thirty Cadets, front fifjeen come, to the skill and ent«?rpVneof ihe Kngineer, dirterrnt Slates, have entered this Institution since the Geolouist, the IMincroliigiiit, the Surveyor and it was organized, in 1847. It is entirely free from the Architect. Young men wHio have an aptitude

nave l»o«n pre-

xpenae

Student# from a distance :»t tlte Institute, and have

tmiform rote.

reat no communication with tho town cxcept oa al-

WOIKJ A imSi^lil.l.V, \VIf()LI:ALC AND RRTAH, •jtc» m«. ia_J

«L3-

bny tliem for their own use. A widow i^y i'urfhasers are respectfully solicitcl to call bought a biove in this place, a very fine lootui «niiwfy themaelvea tliat their pnc«aare low. and qujtoa large cooking stove, hut weighs only ajJ28 .^lf

plate completely btrrned lliroojdt, anJ the HtoVf' C. BC entirely useless, and a« site eon Id not pet it re- foi'tVrt'fiiite &% f'oiliml HgiOH naiml bv the man of whom «he Utight it, rbo *_ sent it to'my shop* but as tlu re arr no pattern# tn Ttfr tr

This Stove, with several others in a stmi.ar

ifunfjor., ia at wf bNAi.whuns they can be icenj &. Co., Evawvln®,)

wiftii

ARE

-jb.-

ve, -f

?y ail those who hh to understand li.is way, }M,VP, hotwc, and »n4lcita e«niaii(nni«iMaftom or 1 ha ha A W a it A

't errr-iSaute*

now receiving large additions to their stock, which wifj comprise every article in

SB2S2ft®3Ili£r:Kd .. 70 PuVDiiAS 3TKEET, Zliraa»3atsxso rrE. IL FAIUCHLLD. tfbrmerty of Ilarririf-

his trK'tids, liefer fcj-Br.ME.vr &. Virxn, J.U.%UauuACit. aug4 49n6m

is connected with

Evanaville.

1.()(.) 131NI) WHY.

\Vc*t side Public Mjunrc, 3 door* North of th* *A Indiana ?ro^ JKorc." lMtxxvo.rim9 IXaacQ#

S'«r*s*t Eagle Fwmdery. and also 2 door* east hinds of biitdinz executed with neatness tmd

"""'"'"Jgl'SaoTER.

Terre-Haute. Sept. 1645. pm3, |aa2 at w'te** that thntt not fait to give mttixfoction •EKKLS8, BUCKINGHAM & CO NOTICE.

Sept. C, 1S4-J. gtf.

EAGLE HOTEL,

Lrv^1

W O E

CORNEA Of MASK'T ANO M«tBrRRY STREETS, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA, ^ptetaber 16,1*48—Stf.

fERKr-IIAUTE

S O E

'"PIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent for the Columbus Insurance Company, is now prepared to tako risks against loss or damage by fire, and to insure goods transported on rivers and finals, to and from th« eastern cities and town.* in the United States. Persons insuring with said company will bo dealt with promptly and honora 1'iv. W. N. HAM I LT'ON, Agent. 1 orre-IIaute, Sept. 25, lSlfj-4 yl

To (Sic Klot klioidct'si oi* tiio

TERIIE-IIAirrE^AND jTiiciimond

A I O A O A N \^Ol? nre hvrcby notified to pay to J. H. Tur.1 nor, at the store of Warren Turner, tho second instalment of four dollars, on each share ot stock, subscribed for In aaid company, on the first day of Deeetnbvr next, 11 tt ftirilier sum of four dollars 011 enelt share every sixty days from tliat dote until the wholo is piiid.

Ikuiks aro now opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John Crawford and Jrteob D. Kenrly, as cominissisoneru.— 1 hepnyni»»nt of one dollar on each shore fs requir'1 od at the time of aub&M-ibinjr t-. ROSE,

WINDOW (il.XKft.

HALF boxes, from 6 by 10 to 20by 2f, juit rt'ceivud by ftpl21 34tf J. R. CUNINGIIA1VL

Freceived

be hi readiness to wait on hia patrons in all things jwrt,lining to ft 1 profession. Terre-Haute, April 17, 1849. 34yl

N. B,—No credn aiven for operations unless byj previous srrangenicni.

JAYNF.-S MEDICINES. FREKH supply receivd by the tigenta, nlotf WOOD &. DONNELLY. Wl havo his Aliuainc for 1649 for gratuitoua diatribution.

NOTICE.

'|'IIE following resolution wus passed at JL iikcling

»f V-

North side of the pnblic Square. •.) J. R. CUXIJfGIIAM IT AS just received his spring supplies, which

I makes hid slock complete, and equal to any other estftblishtrienrof the kind on the WabashHis goods arnot thotirst quality, and will be sold asf low as genuine Medkiaei can be bought in thi» place. His stock consists of a assortment Of Mineral sad Dotanic Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Glassware and Shop Furniture, bvrinjjes,'?netaj and^rlass) Painta,Oils,DyeStufli.varnishTO, Turpoatino, Paint, Wall, Dusting, Hair» Cloth, Shoe, Scrub and Flesh Brushes, Perfumeries, ^japssPure Liquors lor medioiiml purposes, Window Glass, from 8 bv 10 to 20 by 24, Gaudies, Imporial,Gunpowder, Young Hyson aad Black Teas, Patent Medicines, Gun Powder and Capa, liead, Shoe Blacking, red,bl»okand blue Ink,Letter and Cap Pajier, Quills and Steel Pens, Tobacoo, SnnfF and rignrs, Kentucky Mustard. Hsth Bricks, Sa hrratiw, Spifces, &c., which he will sell lor cash or most kinds of country produce.

J. R. CUNINGIT \M

TVrre Haute, Im!., April «1, 1349. 34tf

^OTKCTto^

Pres. of the P. II. Ruilrond Co,

September 27, lti-18.

ftf.

INK RWEET SPICED CIIOCOLATE-Juat and for sale nt tho BUCKEYE OROCERY", 3Ctf and Patent Medicine Depot.

Wnv /Irrivnl

AT TJ3 IMIM K. LARGE lot of Tools from Rochester, Includitu? very superior Cut Saws and Saw-sets.' A good assortment of Solar, f-'id^ rn Suspcn*

ewpcintcnslent tnkes tha liberty of stating n? ®,

H°°

Lamps, Lamp-wiuks, and extra (jIjUcs and ncys, ^^One dozen superior rraJy made Rifles, $12 to

1200 lb#, of very superior picked Moss. S. li. POTTER & CO. May 5, 1819, 3Ctf

N E W A E S O

K. ItOTJli:,

nmentFRANCIS

ASreinuvfd his Barber Sliop from tho b«s«of tho City iiotel, to the room next door to the Ihickeye Grocery, where he will uiwaya be prepared in the line of

I'ltHhiotiublc Iltiir Dressing, Shaving, &cM «SwC. Being rejjulnrly trained in his busiucaj 111 LctpKic, (•ermittiy, ho promises tliutuuoua can irive mora sati»=hiciioii. {t~Keen Raiors and clean shaving.

Terre Ilauto, May a(, 181S). 33tf

I S

H. R. SMITH, D. D. S.F

BEING now pcrina ly loented in bin ne-. fice on Ohio street, if door,east of the pub snunro, will at all timui

of the Board of Directors of tho,,.

Terre-Haute and Richmond Railroad Company^ bthl on the 2Bl nst. Mesedved, That the President commence against all delinquent subacribcrH, who h:j failed 10 make payment on ony iwo conwniu|_ inatalmcnta a« culled for by the Board of Dircctors."

Those in d» fault will plensfl make immcdint payiuerH to James IL Turner, Receiving Ag' tt J'l.rre-Haute, or W. II. Thornburgb, Receivin Agent, GreencntMlo. CiiAB. WOOD,

September 8, ]3J9-~Sw3. Secretary.

Jt'RE Bsnndy, Port Wine and Holland Gin, I fur medicinal purposes, just received and for sale by (aplSl 3-ltf] i. R. CUNINGII AM'

LT OIN'S EXTRACTS.

I LTdN-B genuine Extracts, consisting of Jock'j iLJ ey iub, Jenny Lind, Paudioulv. &*• «ug 11 501[ WOOD & DONNELLY.

CHOICE lot ot AtiioricwandEng'ishPicklca juat r»=cejvefl nnd for sale at the Buckeye Grocery and Patent Medicine Depou [36tt)

LA88 JARS, Tincture Bottlea, andacotnjl p!cte nrmortim.nl of Druggist Furniture—53 bOxec jtiKt rcceivod by aPl2i 34tf J. R. CUNINGHAM.

WINDOW GI.ASS.

I IM BOXEd assorted sum, received and for »a!e by opi£l Mtf WOOD & DONNELLY.

FA fNT r.Kt'*IIES.

1 FULLaow»riin nt Mptiior brwhet, rccctved and for aale by FTPLII

RMLF

WOOD FC DOAHELLI

^RESH. CITRON-

... Juat received and for sal#

TtThe Buckeyo Grocery and Patent Medicino UCpfTt veiyb tkiu

A TN rs% 2IEDICINER.

LARf'L Jot of these preparation*, this dny receive?! and for sale Wholesale and Retail. WOOD At, IXiNNBLLV, Agenw. &3rAlmar.ac* for 1850, for gratuitous diatribu ^pt 13 WO 3tf nr.i7iTwoSrefTrou,.1tin. uijPERI'JN E Paria Worked Collara for 4'!'' aale vurv low.

A few more of thosse 20 etni worked Collnra ,, ••Ifl on hand. Alao, jnjt received another lot of jf| l'2i emt Prtneh Linen CamMe Hdkfs.

Cal. «t the New Che*j S'ore if you v/aat Bay-. Tains, Wbolcaai* and Retail. CilARLES A. IWiv. j\28 $6id. Xrct door to tKc L"ooli 3tor