Wabash Express, Volume 1, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 December 1842 — Page 4

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btr*

Irmils

iiybrow

7ft In the aparklhig eye,

iss^r 0° doll and 4Im

before:

Th»" ®al te*k njy ftianfl, To »ora destrocUon"s door.

'jg* twOtev, go act back!

•r A. ft

Press on Jo rtrtoe's way

8s Steadfast

thy sacred

Pltdg*,

And truth (hall be thy slay.

Hups, bright morning's dawn, shall spring

Where'er th7 «xn m*7 treed

^TKsn go not back a^ain my friead,

To paths of terror sprsai..

Hy 3W&«\ ft

not

back

To sorrow and to rice)

rsep vh« bluer fruits of sin. tA tft/tCVrlflA!

Bat upward, SteeTenwaidg}

9 My brother, go notfceck— The fsU.1 wlyrtpool see, •Where thoueands, and ten thousands rush

To hopeless misery. Behold them perish day by day, Determined thus to sink Then go not back again, my frier.d,

To ruin's fearful brink. My broth or, go not backTl» wisdom speaketh thus, And tellcth thsethe win# cup

Man's grsatest, fatal curie. It well nigh drew thy weary fest To a dishonored grave Then go not back again, my friend—

Bach sharp temptation brave,

ly brother will not go— I read it on hi* cheek I see it In the loan that flow,

And when I hear him speak. He ha* resol*ed,In God's own strength, Who will, I know, sustain, Never, white reason holds her

throne,

To touch the cup again

iriw* the jr. r. svxnAT jtrnernT.

Short Patent Sermon.

nr now, jn.

At the request of a subscriber to the Sunday Mercury in. Alabama, I will preach from this text:

To love ia painful, that is true—

Nt to lore is painful too

Dnt oh! it give* tho greatest pain

To lovo and not be loved again.

My hearers: I love to preach about love for lovo forms rosy wreath for tlxrheart, in which the green leaves of friendship, the flowers of affection, and a few thorns of pain ore entwined, just for the suke of variety- It is tho prccipus cement that adheres soul to soul —the fooi.1 of angels in heaven, and a stimulant to mortals on earth. It smoothes down tho asperities of human nature—lines tho breast with tho velvet of sympathy—and Rives a silken coaling to the rough exterior of humanity. To love ardently, deeply, devotedly, 1 acknowledge is sometimes painful: nevertheless it is a pleasant pain, attended with some delightful sensations. It is a kind of inward itching, which requires llio continual exercisc of scratching and yet the irrttatian is never allayed. Tho more wo scratch, the more we itch—awl nothing but matrimony can serve as an eflectual remedy—and that, in too many instances, is far worse than the discafie.

My friends: Not to love is also painful. To have ull our thoughts entombed the dark aepulchre of Bcliishnes*, and our hopes lost tho cold mists of misanthropy, is about as bail as being confined in a dungeon, the fragments "of one's formet-mes. lhe light oi love admitted through0 windows of "waiiu& siui uoiuiatres tlio soil of the soul—causca the buds of benevolence to expand, and the capsules of charity to be filled with the ripe seeds of sympathy. Without tho genial influence of love the bosom freezes, and becomes as barren as a goose pasture in winter. If flower chances «o bloom, it is destitute of fragrancc or, if it have any, it wastes its sweetness, as the poet says, upon tho desert air. To be without love is like boine without a tire in winter, a lamnat night, ona a sun at mid day. The heart that never loves is os hanl

ft brick but, os insensible os

pickled clam to all the finer feelings, and a stranger toeverv delightful emotion. An old bachelor, my friends, whoso heart is never warmed with aflection is a miserable nobody in the world. Ho is as cold-blooded us a turtle, and looks as melancholy as a clatn. Ilis hopes die as soon as they bogin to pinfeather there is no more sentiment in his soul than thcfo is music in a cornstalk fiddle—his thought* are wrapped up in the shroud of self ho kuows not tho pleasures attendant on the soxu.il amalgamation of souls—his abode is fixed in the solitary wild of celibacy, where all is cheerless, comfortless and dreary. There ho livos and there he dies, imhonorcd and unwept and when ho is finally carried awnv by tho current of time, we can only say, There goes another parccl of rubbish into the gulf of eternity!

My hearer* It i* painful to love, an painful not lovo—painful any how you can Ik it but oh! it is excruciating pain to love and not hsvr wsiprocatcd To go to an extrnvng.mt ouihy of affection, and then have all vraMsl or s»nt home as aour aa swill, is enough to make man tear his thirl and tread on hU own corns. It's nian*ltughior for a girl toapum ft young chap a lovo, when »hr knowa that by ao doing she will drive tho poor frlKnv to dcatruction in a considerable of hurry. It'* rriutxlor in the first degree—it's cruelty Uf hrlpk animal*—it'« wowe than akinning eeU alive and any female gailty of auch ft wanton art. mi^i' tobe courted by flend* during her lifcthne, and vr.xl.icJ to the devil at last. When any of you, my young male friend*, get ao tanked up with ihe ohji-rl ol your lovea that you don't hardly know what gender you belong, you know very "well iharjou care a precious little who. what, or how you Kwg you remain in #qch a hapfife gJeawnst l^rploxttv but let the least brec«^ ofij^fctWf. *loubt or du«appointn^ntblow,y*u rigQ vbt. Itko a «!ooa frog. Your bowm^|gE with bOStrm» lk and mc ditationa—vour^liM^n with bile, mnl your he»£# with judicial idet-«. cro\r *»turniii'—jet «ac^

has

•el totfek

orpfminity

k«s

hi* tdoml one flirting with or wedded to «»»th*r. but I suppose he fceta at fir»t though a pieee of ice waa thrust under bis shirt, nnd his Ixvom j«adv to collapse. He most endure the torments of the lost, fo» a time at least sod the only in witkh h« can h«al his wonnds to plaster them ow with the saivt at torue«ulne**,and swsftow this c.n^int anodyne: "There are yet as grod Ssh in the sea have eW bw «ught." {j dear&temls: If yon were at! lo lee* «me a»oiier in a moderate hot since re ehrtstianltke w*v. vou might be wreof being loved, be your w«*msn, and your brother, man, and afeo by yomr Fath-} er, God. ne*s

"Then woaid pecee, harstwny, and h*ppiearth, *od j«»y the ang«l«

prevail anon eartb,

mm Wj

.x"™*

heaven. Then woulJ our thorn

By the Praidcnt oHH Uni^ St^ea. TN pursuance of law, I, JUHIS Tl LER, Prp«ident of the United States of America,do bep-r^ declare and make known, that publ« eaka Will b« held at the undermeiilioHed Land Offices in t»e State of Misaonri, at the periods hereinafter deaignatod, to wit:

At Uie Land Office at FAYETTE, commencing /n Monday, the ninth day of January next, for the disposal of the public lands within the undermentioned tr.wnahipe, to North of tkt baseline, and Wc*t of fifth principalmeridian.

Townahip* «xly-one, aixty-t«o, anileiity-taree, if rang© twenty.

And the East ba'f of section nice, in township forty-Gra, of range thirteen. At the Land Office at LEXINGTON, com meacing on Monday,the tw.nty-th.ird day of January next, for the d'ispowl of the public laud* within the

naijprOTentioned towrwhipa, to wit:

ybrlh of the boat line, and Wc$t of the fifth principal meridian. Township* forty-one, forty-two, forty-three, and

forty-four, of rang® thirty-one.

Townships forty-one, forty-iwo, and forty-foar, of range tbirtjr-two. .- Township) forty-one, fcrty-two, forty-three, end fortv-four, of range Uiwly-thfc.

At the Land Office at SPRfPfGFIEJ.D, commeriting on Monday, the »ixth day vf February next, for the disposal of the public lands wjihuithe undermentioned towiwhips, to wit: North of the base line, and west of the fifth principal meridian.

Townships twenty-five to thirty-four, inclusive, except the North *ytlf of acction one in the tatter, of ran?e twenty-eight.

Townahipa Uventy-«it, twenty-eight, twentynine, thirty-oae, tiiirty-lwo, thirty-three, and thirtyfour, of range tyrcnty-nine.

Townships twenty-five, Iwentv-pir, tbirty-one, thirty-three, and thirty^four, of range thirtyMie. Townships tweaty-fivo an twenty-six, of range

tliTrty-tr.'O. Lands appropriated by Hw, for tha use of *eh*ls', military or other purposes, v.iil be excluded

fruin isole. The nalea will be kept open for two wwks, (unlena the lands are sooner disposed of.) and no longer and no private entri?

Anno Domini, t8i2.

noon an practicable after seeing this no!ice,

Fractional loAit.-hip twenty-nine, bordering on Green Bay, township thirty, and fraeli-'iial townships thirty-one, thnty-three, and ihirty-fonr, lying south and uc.-t of Menoniinio river, of range twen-ty-throe.

Fractional townships twentv-nine and thirty, bordering on Green Hav, and souih ot Menomonie river, of ranee twenty four.

Green Island, designated as sections ninrtecn and jwenty. in tjwus'.up thirty, of range twentyfive.

Two small islands, in Fov I.akr* in township tiiirteen. of range thirteen. Fractional sections fourteen, twenty-three, un' twen'y-fjnr. in Unvn-hip tliiity-lotir, of range twen-ty-nine.

Land a appropriated In law for the use of schools, uulitarv, or other pursues, will te excluded from sale.

The sale will !r kep! open for two weeks, (onto** the lands otc soonei di!-po*«-l of.) and no Imtk'er, and no private entries of land in the tnwnslnjw so oflVred will lie admitted until after tho expiration of the two we«'ks.

iN»«e»»d vrsv* be Mid

of hstred pot forth the wrcet bJoewm* of friettdshiji

wEr*hwbr"SUSd fe» Boston ftm*

fated in 8 'nher, wwtiiming the amvrfal

»«h

aU spaed, to the

Given under my hand. »t the city of Washington, tli'iS twenty seventh day of Svpteml or, Anna Domini, 1842.

By the President: Tito. H. Buk*.

with judicial crow*»turnme—jet scs. S2 j,,ru,. is3S. as et.-etu5cd *1 neglect »ui»r bWWP^yud inert ]^iha|t, to w',uM the scl of June, 18*10, or oj" tl up the wwWWmit tae cnmmwn atmosphere *nt«'

VJ* »"V .. your gittsrvls with a dirte knife, or ventilate yon, i.y bTainalorila with,# }h*U1. OU! unreciprocated low

ti,p

jAUe,

1 •.» t. t. v.. »... 11^.a.. k. I t. i*

Death with many a prsious mor-1j id Cupid'* arrow, which ia t-u und», foinetime* (kkle* prvtty

Confounded hanl. Its head i« oft«n dip|wd in poi-

son. and woe betakes the poor victim it pieh-es 1 don't know mvseH esactly how a fetfow frib when he loves almost to detraction, and then suddenly

fed the jaws'of Death with many a precious mor- the art of the t'.h S,'ptetoi,er. 1841. •urii

make

known,

tented into fl«w#u !**»»•—1!«« would tbe wmkIsI^ heU I^nd Odk««t KALAMAZOO, Sj*.

a W a &

Sections live,

mx,

land

THO. II. BLAKE,

CaminhHnnrr of the GeneraI Land Ojjirr.

Oi-t. 20—li-l jan. 1. _____

Bv the President of the United States.

I.N'

aevca, eight,-eighteen, nine

teen, irad tKr^-Sfie, ond the

Vfeat

land in tiie Unvtwhips ro

offered will Ihs admitted until after the expiration of the two week*. Given under my hand, at the city of ^Washington, this twenty-seventh day of September,

JOHN TYLER.

Bv tbo Pre.tidrnt: 'THO. II. BLAKE,

Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person claiming tho right of pre-emption to land in any of the townships designated in ibis proclamation, in virtue of the provisions ot the act of 32d June. 1S38, ns extended and modified by the act of 1st June, 1810, or of the provisions of the latter art, [where thuise laws still apply to such Munii-i by reaaon ol the absence ot the plat) at the Register a oflice, on C'-'J June. 1841.] or by virtue of the act of the 4ih heptember, 1811, each granting certain privileges to another and different e!a.-s ol sotllers, ia rc(piebted to prove the same to toe satisfaction of the Kegiater and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor n:

pursuance of law, I, JOHN dermentioncd townships, to wit: den of the Uhited States of A ipr.it do hereby dcclare ami make known, thuVublic salo will bo held nt tbo T.at^.QW—-CSiiEEN BAY, in the

•.T'^i'vonsin. commcncing on Monday

the aixietnlh day of January next,

for the "dispo

sal of publw lands within ihc limiis of tho uml'Tmer.tioneil »ownohips aird (ractinnal towtrshijWf to tvit:

North of the,bast line, and East of the meridian.

Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, of range nineteen, and fractional townships eighteen and nineteeen. of \n, twenty.

Fractional township twenty-five, lying north and east of tho line of the fiOO.OOO aero tract, ami townships twenty-six, twenty-seven, and twenty-eight, of range twenty.

Fractional townships twenty -five, twenty-six, twenty seven, bordering on Green Bay, and townchips twenty-eight. thirty-one, and thirty-two. and fractional townships thirty-three and thirty-four, lying south and west of Meuoininie river, of range twenty-one.

Fractional townships twenty-seven, twentyeight. and twenty-nine, bordering on Green Bay, township thirty.and fiai'tional townships l!nity-one, thirty-two, thirty-three, and thirty-four, lying on the south ai».t west side of Menominio river, ol ran, twenty-two.

Bv the President: Tho. H. Bi.akk,

jtv

JOHN TYLER.

Co.nmmiottcr ihc Gen. L.t:J fiji'f.

NOTICE TtU»RF.-EMl'TION CLAIMANTS. Every f-ctson cla:011114 the light of pre-cr.ipl^on to land ii» any ol the townsbijw di'si. naie«l ia this prih iaioation. in tattle of the pi»\i«om o!*ti«

j. K*here thow lawsstil

reison of the ahwm» «f Uw piats at the sigiiatcvl, vis o?Rce on ibe June. !?41r l.y v:r-1 At the Land (ilTice at GENESSEE.

and Cupid arrow, which is w.] certain privileges to another and different f.'.r the dispossl of the public lands within the Ism* ifcjtle while it wound#, fometiroe* tk-klc* prvtty

oia„

the at -faetson of tho Uegwter anJ Kecwtcr of the township, to witj

p*»p«»' I*A,,d OtHce. mwl make.payment Uw-refor c*} 2Vort&

f«o» espr^fiirebie after-tu^inj* this motif*,

and be-

fw th» Aw apsxs»t«l for the e«m»netw«ncnt of «l»e .«• pnWic of Lv land as «W ^tgnated, ouVi-1 Township ^'rty-four tferty^ve.llidy^i. and IrU *«eh. el urns will he forfciu^l. thmy^tw*, and fractional towiwhtp thirty^ht,

Where the year subsequent to the filing ef the

... A.11 ..»*» ik. .i,_ a.! TiwiwaipJ t»wty-towr,

plat* shall expire previous to tbe day fixed for the commencement of the saleaboee mentioned, ctainw under the acts IS38 and 1840. above referr»d to. will be fotfeitcJ tf not proven up and paid prior to tl*e e*p»ratkt» of «weh yesr.

THO. H. BLAKE,

CV.*iij}. Gm. Lead Offiet.

Oct. tfi-44-t Jan. I

...

that puHk

wrt:

ishooner^^aw, from the b.{ ^nUktftk€iamtm4,and IT«if^Ac«Merld&M,

i)|io| fHascnr-"*Ut* a»4 Aft] Sertitw#"e%ht. —,—, —»^t 9ecrrtarv, !f«t it. who a m- -t

halves of »ee-

tlr»hit Sitentta^i, twenty, twenty- niae, and thirtytwo, towhsliJp Cyo, of range nine.

Town»Wj»ibtt. and five, of range ten. Sections one, two, efi^en, twelve, thirteen, fonrr, teen, twenty-tmca, twenty-four, twenty-five,^ twen-ty-six, shirty-five, «hd "thirty-six, in township four ofra efcr? », wis one, two, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, ^Tenty-rout", twenty-five, twen-ty-six, tlhi.-' f-fiva, and thirty-six, in township five, of rangt ifvefl.

Fractional townships seven and eight, soula of St. Joseph's river, of /ange seventeen. FractMnei townships ac«n and eigiit, soutn of 8t. Joseph'* river, of iiSf® eighteen. ...

Tfie croall fraction ol section twenty-four

town

ship erght, of range nineteen. Landaappiopriated by Isw, for the uso fchool*. military or other purposes, will be excluded from

fcala. v-:v' *, ,, The a*!? will be kept open for two weeks, (unless the lands are sooner disposed of.) ai»§ no longer and no private entries of. ianJ in the sections and townships so offered will

act.

admitted unljl af

ter the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this twenty-seventh day of Scptcm^r,

Anno Domini, 1842.

By the President: Tao. H.

JOHN TYLE^'

Blakk,

Commit, of the Gen. Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person claiming the right of pre-emption to land in any of the townships designated in this proclamation, in virtue of the provisions of the act of 22d June. 1838, as extended and modified by the set of 1st June, 1840, or of the provisions of the latter

[where those laws still apply to

reason of the absence of the plats at tho Register's otlke on 22J June, 1841,3 or by virtue of tho act of th- 4lh September, 1841, each granting certain privileges to another and different c!as3 of settlers, is requested to prove thb same to the satisfaction of the BegUttr and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and

make

payment therefor

above designated, otherwise ouch claims

wilt ic forfeited. Where the year subsequent to the- filing of the plaU shall expire previous to the day fixed for tho commencement of the sale above mentioned, claims under the acts of 1638 and 1840, above referred to, will be forfeited if not proven up and paid for prior to the expiration of such year.

THO. H. BLAKE,

Commit. Gen. Land Office.

Oct. 20-44— tJan. 1

By the President of the United States.

pursuanreof law, I, JOHN T1 LER, President of tho United States of America, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales will fie held at the undermentioned land offices in the State of Illinois, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit:

At the Land OlTico at DIXON,

and

before the day appointed for the commencement of

the public ml* of the land oa abovo designated, otherwise such claims will be forfeited.

Where tbo year subsequent to the filing of the plats sliull expire previous to the day fixed for the commencement of tho sale above mentioned, claims under the actsi of 1838 and 1840, above referred to, will be forfeited, if not proven up and paid for prior to theoxpiralion of sueh vear.

commencing on

:if'tni. the rffleenth day of .January next,

At the Lt nd OiVicejiL.C^CfAGO,

forty-one, ol range seven.

lor

the di:ip»:-«:«I of the public lands within'the undermentioned townships, to wit: ,,

North of the base line, and East of the fourth principal meridian.

Townships twenty and twenty-one, of range four. .. Townships twenty, twenty-one, .twenty-two, and twenty-three, of range five.

Township* twenty-seven, twenty-eight, and twenty-nine, of rango six. Townsh ps twenty-seven, twenty-eight, and twenty-nine, of range seven.

Townsliips twenty-seven and twenty-nine, of rtfrtpeten. *%. Townships twenty-two, twenty-threc^^j^ij^y"'' four, and twenty-nino, of rarijjo jsjjjj

commencing

on Mo7Uit/Hk ihntriicth. day of January- next,

'•y.fi'iiiRpoanl of tho public hinds within the un-

ci^pasnl ol the public ur

North of the base line, and East of tlie third principal meridian.

Townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, fortv, nnd fovtv-onc, of ranges four anjJ live. Townships thirty-seven, thirty-nine], forty, and forty-one, of range as.

I'tyvsevo

Townships thiityTseven, lairty airty-nij(^ forty,, and

Township thirty-seven and forty-one, of range eight. Town-hipa thirty-eight, thirty-nine, Jcrty, end forty-one, of range nine.

Fractional township thirty-eight, north of the old Indian boundary line, and townships thirtynine. forty, and forty-one, of range ten.

Fractional townshipr- thirty-eight and thirtynine, north of tho old Indian boundary line, und townships forty and forty-one, of range eleven.

Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, military, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale.

The des will each be kept open for two weeks, (unlcas the Kinds are sooner disposed of.) and no longer, and 110 private entries of land in the townships so olVere !, will tie admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.

Given under my hand, nt the city of Washington, this twenty-seventh day of September, Anno Domini, 1812.

JOHN TYLER.

Conui'i*. tf the Gen. Land Office.

NOTICE fO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person claiming the right of pre-emption to land 111 any of the township# designated in this proclamation, in virtue of the privisions of the act of S2.I June, 1S3S, as extended and modified by the act of 1st June, 1840, or of the provisions of the latter act. [where those laws still apply to such claims by reason of the absence of the plats at the Register's oflice on £2d June, 1811,] or by virtue of the act of the 4th September, 1S41, each granting ce tain privileges to another and different class of tilers, is requested to prove the same to the satis'art'nii of the Register and Receiver of the proper Li ml office, and inako payment therefor

i:.t practicable after seeing this notice,

and before the day appointed for the commencement of the sale of the land as ab.ivo dcn:iti- l, otherwise snch claims will he forfeited.

Where the year subsequent to the filing of the plats shall expire previous to the day Used for the commencement of the sale above mentioned, claims under the acts of 1838 and IStO, above referred to. wili bo forfeited if not proven up and paid for prior to the expiration of such year»

THO. H. BLAKE,

Commi*. cf the Gen. Land Office.

Or! CB-44-t Jan. 1

By the President of the United States.

pursuance of b»w, I, JOHN TYLER, President of the t'uitd States of America, dohere-

1 and modified by hv dsx^lare and make known, that public aaics will the provisk«n8 of? held af the undermentioned land offices in the still nppiv to such I St^te of Michigan, at the periods hetcinafler ik-

twf*. Township thirty-foor

lit (ht President of the Cxitcd States.

1 *Wr*a*,K* LEit, Presi-

ssk will!

t«re«ty-t^ne. thirty, thirtv^aee,

foil#! WA 4 towwfeip

and

foor. of

thirty-1 hoedenng

mage

ntne.

enmmmr-

ittz Monday the ninth day of January next,

i* requested to prove the wine to of the HudciTOenUancd townships and fntctiansl

of the base line, and East cf the, mcri-

dian.

thirty-five, and thirty

sn tract kwtal UMmsbips tbirty-Beeen aud thirty-tight, bordering Lake Huron, of rmr.ge

whI

tional townships thhfy-4t and thirty-seven, bordenng on Lake Huron, of fr ci three. %n Tmi»btp« thirty-one, U._ v-two, thiity-thmi, tbirty-fMcr. and thirty-fiee. Mid frecliocai township |th!rte-«t,bqi4ef«^oo I*leHt 'tar.

TownAips Ihirty-ooe, thlrtj 1 pre.

ih« Umtwl Skate# «T Amerfe-a, do here- ami thntv-foor, and! aonal townsiup. thirtr-five

thtrty-«*, bot«iniqf on Lake Huron, of range

«f Mkhksn, Me*-1 Atea, at th® same plac^ comnemmg cm Mem-

—and then might tre partakii of the pW»« of the mssvi day JGx«&tj/ for the di*- U)f thiriirih dayofJaK~—f mcxt tor ifce FnoTICE TC love Bnpoiwoed by jKtn. So mote it be. {.xytA\ the «ra.^pmpmbed p«M»cwkhin tie

.. i. 1 mi. I of tSe eartKxu and to«»liipt fccrr-uisiiet uaJeraxsnfiosed townships aadfractknaltown-

the pome Unds ia the limus of

tt~ SvriK sf tit &OK Unt, tmd Ewt tf fiiftri- li ~21

TtmmXq*

«M»

i««

tbree, a ad fractional sownahip thirty-four, bordering on Lake Huror: of

Fractional tawnsh-jiSCu rtv-onc. thirty-* vc o, Uflrtytbrec, aiid thirtv^e«fcy|kr on Lj4e Huron and

Thundn 8«1, .... ^PractitfBijI tewn«bi|)S UiiAy, lhirty-orte, thiriytwih atiJ

thirty-lhre#

bordering ou Lake Haron, of

range nine. Fractional township thirty, ot range ten. 2®-'

North of the base line, and West of the ineridian. nC

Township thirty-Sfe, and fractional ^townships thirty-six, tliirty-sev^J. and thirty-eight, bordering on Lnke Kurbh aa^bfiet'* Bay, of range one.

Townships thirtv-liro ieirty-ax, and tMrty-se-tco, and frocticn^ipriJifiipa thirty-eight and thir-ty-6ine, bardsMjf o»'We Hurpn, of range two.

At tha La»J W.^t fONIA,

disposal

commencing on

Monday, 0fj hf February next,

for the

shipF. to wit" Sff

North qfihe base liu, and Wat of the meri,/dian.

Township*' thirty-three to thirty-eight, inclusive. and fracuonal fown«hip thirty-nine, bordering a a

ani fra.-ilonaraowipfe. lHirti»-n»ne. berdenng the straits of fef rw four. Fractional townafeipa thUty-three, lhtrt}--four, and thirtv-flvev totrtiiWps )&uty-six and thirty-se-ven,-and fractional tbrrty.-ei?ht and thir-ty-mne, bordering atiiiu of Mackipaw and Latio Michigan, of tango five.

Also, at the jaoHfc^&ce,

townships, to wifc

such

claims by

«oon

ble after seeing i/us notice,

as practica

and before the day ap

pointed for tfic commencement

ihe

the public sale of

North of the basttSU, and'West of the fi&ri

"fiSian.

Fractional townships thirtv-three to thirty-nine, inclusive,- borderlngon Lake Michigan and Walloon lake, of riiyffTifi».v-.

Fractional thirty-thr^, tlilrty-foUf, thirtv-six, and thirtj-stven, bordering cu Long lakp and Lake Iich%tn, of range saven.

Fractional townships thirty-lhTce and thirty-four, bordering on L«to of range eight. Fractional }itrtj--three, bwdering on Lake Michigan,

Lands sppropri j•.»?!• «jy law lor tfic use of schools, military, or otlic. yi^paeaa, will be excluded from

The safes will r^h be kept open for two weeks^f (unless the land -ic mior.cr disposed of,) and no longer, and no private entries of land in the townships so offered, will be admitted until after the expiration of the tw,o weeks.

Given under mylrafcd, at the city of Washington, this twenty-seventh day of September, AnnoDomiinj.1842.

JOHN TYLER.

By the President Tito. H. Blake, ,'

Commis. of the' Gen. Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person claiming the right of pre-emption to hind "in any of tho townships designated in this proclamation, in virtue of tho provisions df the act of 22d June, 1838, as extended and modified by the act of 1st June, 1840, orof the provisions of the latter act, [where those laws still apply to such claims by reason of the aliseuce of tho plats at the Register's oflice on 22d June, 1841,] or by virtue of the act of the 4th September, 1841, each grnnting certain privileges to aaoAw and different class of settlers, is requested' torprave the same to the satisfaction of the Register ten! Receiver of the proper Land Oflice, and make paymcn^^^

as practicable after notice,

Where the year'isuhvnuent to'Jhe filinC of the plats shall expire fixed for tho commencement of thOj^^^^^^B.^G^wed, claims under the itcUf-of 18oS^^^^^^K^^Verred to, will be forfeited if ^.n for prior to the expiratipn

THO.

II. BLAKE,

Commis. of the Gen. Land Office.

Get 26-44-1 Feb. 1

By the Pretidcnimg.'the United States.

IiV

jmrRta#fdf lais^feHN TY v.ER.ub'e-' sident of the Unifc(iState3 of America, do hereby dccl-.ire nnd raoke kivown, fhal public sales will be held at the undermentioned land ofliccs in tlic Territory of Iowo, at tho periods horeinoftcr designated, to wit

At tho Land Officer*# FAIRFIELD (late Burlington)

co mm en rings Mail day the sixth day

of February next.

Uhj-he disposal of the public

lands within the liipits of the undermentioned townships, to wit:

North of the base Hue, and IT«s£ of the fifth principal meridian.

Township seventy-seven, of rango six. Townships seventy-six and seventy-seven, of range seven.

Townships seventy-^r, seventy-five, seventysix, aud ieventy-^ven. of range eight. Townships sevcu1y-*»o, sevcnty-lhree, seventyfour, seventy-five, nnd seventy-seven, ol range nine-

Townships evenly, seventy-one, seventy-two, and seventy-three, of range let). Township sixty-nits* of range eleven.

Also, at tho same time nnd place, for the disposal of the following de'fitehed tracts, viz:

North of the bete li%4, and East of the fifth principal meridian.

The Northeast qush# and West half of the

1 9

scvcnty-scven, of ran^ three.

North of the bastMiv, end

Southwest -.nuarter if*ection eight, in township *c- Public speakers will find it an excellent article to

Northeast quart?* sft seclton tbirty- two, in township seventy, of rartj(e TO'o. Southeast ijoartei^fie&itm^tweijty-lwo,in trt^ nsbip sixty-nine, of rapjir three.

Lote weandtwoartd Southwest quarter of Northwest quarter of section piartyfive, in township sev-enty-four, of ra-uftcffire^

East hslf of No^ftidtst quarter in scction twen-ty-nine, in township sixty-nine, of range four. Lote one and two in fcectiqp thirty-four, in township seventy-two, of ran^euMten.

At the Land Office E? I)r BUQHE,

North of the base line, and Weet of the fifth principal meridian. and

Also, at the same pkco, commenting on Menday, (he sixth day of WareA next, for the dispoof the publi^P''"^ riiliin the limits of the nn--mentioited tg. tix:

North of the base line,, and West fif the fifth prhciTkeridian.

townships entv-pight to eighty-nine, iodusivc, of range

:'it.

Township« at, eighly-ninfe, ninety, and nil. -one- of runy /x.iunsthv..,"ftrce,f.-ur, tune,eleven,fowtcen, and lowa eity, towrubip eeventynine,of»v.

I^nds ted for tbeese of schools. mil y, or oti^er porpasea, will be excluded from

es wii

thirty-five, aid frac

5-5 lif^ -. vI :o t. T-

(u,

-frsf*-

fit-- a of thetwo'lrL.'ea ray h*.

ton.

By tbe FVcsiient:

Tko.

„...

dtan. «tcf IslJone,

•$&»**, 'tSn&ttVb,! «hir^-fcor and ieacuo« .rtj+n, IA •X *deriu$ on Hnran, of rang* sir. i:--- «fi»ce«siS Town«hip« thirty-ooe, Uurty-two," »ni thirty- o( tie aet sf theAtfe

y-tf^ tr: m.

Ho«n, of nag* ttx.

Uurte-ttr^

cf 1h$ Gen. Land Office,

PRE-" cW?'

Etej per*,

ing certain privileges to another and different cIms of settlers, is requested to prove the same

Also,

commencing on Mon

day, the twenty-seventh day of February next,

for the disposal of ^pcblic lands withm the limits of the undetmei^j9h»«I townships and fractional

John Mitchell, Esq.

and before

the da^.^^uert for the commencement of the ,4 H'tic sale of tho land as obpvo designated, otherwise such claims will {^.forfeited.

REMAININGI.

commenc

ing oa Mtmdt day of February next,

for the ih^^^Bpthe public lands within the limits of the tti'w/'mrationed townships, viz:

Bannineton Rachel

-one,

cighiy-two," eighty-threo, eighty-four, and eightyfive. of range six. Townships scyrjitj^ght to cighty-oeven, inclusive. of rango «a*E-

KnJthf RmrVns

.' ION CLAIMANTS.

ti&i prt-croptioa wnsfaifa gnated ia this

in amy

the

satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor

UTat practicable after seeing this nottcc,

and_

before thedav appointed for the commenccmentoi Use public sale of the land as above designate, otherwise such claims will bfc forfeited. ..

Where the year subsequent to the filing of the plaU shall expire previous to the day fixed for the commencement of tbo sale above mentioned, claims under the acts of 1838 and 1840, above referred to, will be forfeited if not proven up and paid for prior to the expiration of such year.

THO, H. BLAKE

Commis. of the Gen. Land Office.

Oct 28—44-^-t March 1.

REW ARD.

STOLEN

the puWic lands within the hnuU ol

theimd«^*Btiflnc4t)Wriships and fractional towp-

from M. Stewart's Hoiel, Tm-Hant?jOath« nlzfet of 2Js October. 1S42, two OVER COATS, ona Wue PiloHJloth, -velvet cellar and cufife, lined trilh red vfortwd check, abtmt half worn, and very large. One drab cloth OVER COAT, of a small sise, about ball worn.

one pairBOOTS, almost neW, whhihejownert? name tnstdo. I think J. Armstrong, who lives in CincSnwu^ I *11! gfve five dollars far each of the coats, if delivered to me, or twenty dollars for the thief and coats, or so U»at 1 can have him orthoiTS brought to justice. Also,aapVER COA,T,stc.lcn in April. ltH2, a brown cloth, iorn in the Sklrt,2 pistols in trie pockeUv silver raounted. Any inft.rniaHcm clven to mo, orto Mr.

ftATT,

Fat,

of"Covington, or

of CentrAvillr, Mr.

Mr. Arhstro^o

of Cincinnati,

wilt be thankfully received. 'Kov. «-«--tf W M. STEWART.

.TAIiUiBliG FARM FOR SAW)!

MTHE

fiuin now occupied bjr

fine young ore region, and in of the Ohio river.

William H.Hart-

tsr, two miles north of Paris, Edgar County, Illinois, i?n the Danville road,) ancfabout 20 miles froia Terre-Hame, ie for sale on terms very favorable to a purchaser. There is in the tract 210 ACHES, one hun red. of which is under cultivation or ready for colli vwioc and the balance timber land. There are two dwelling houses on the premises, two good wells of water, and a

is situated in a rich ayiculutral

rot ion, and in one of the best stock-raising cotnrtnes Jfotth

Phases,of

This property is owned by Mta&n it

Jacksanburgh, Butler county, ObK'« whom

application can be made, or to W. H. MARli-r.v. Uie premwes,orTaos. Powt.iiv*, in Terre-Haute, ati.« -1 .\iicwu will make known the tanna on whicn tHe land will be will.

November 9-45-tf

J. & I. lCGnEGOIlj Commission Merchants,

FOR

the sale of Western and Southern Produce, and purchase of Mercliamllw, No. 40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Having organized for the purpose, they are well prepared, fiilly iiid'faithftUly to represent the cash buyer, in the purchase cf Merchandite, generally, aud to embrace eve ry advantage of tho Boston Market, for the purchase Domestic Goods, Boots, Shoes, kc and sale of produce. Refer to Jacob D. Early, Esq. Terrc-Haute. 3Ht William Bunr.h, Esq. VSncennes.

sVillc

Robert Barnes. Esq. 5 Nicholas McCarty, Indianapolis. Messrs. W. It F. Reynolds, Sc. Co Lafayette.

Tlios J. Read, Son, & Co. New Orleans.

kZ££E2®S?}~»-

Oct. 3-41-6m.

A CARD.

Jkinda

AM now sell ine goods very low,./3r Cash, and certain of produce. I am compelled to, quit the Credit

Suslcm

fur a while. I am truly much obliged to these who have patronized me, and those who continue 10 and will be under groat oblizatiuns, especially, lo those who are indebted to me If they will come and settlo without furtherdalay. 'Tissaid there is danger in delay, lam badly b?nt, and must call upon my Boosliier and Sucker friends to come and toe the mark.

I wish it distinctly understood that I will sell (roods as cheap for Cash, or such Produce as I may barter for, as anv one posFibly can on the Wabash. Come and *00.

Nov. lfe-47-mt.. M. W. SKDAM.

PAPER! PAPER!! PAPER!!! rp'HE subscriber has just received from A. AttliT I STRONG Co., Fulton Mills, Wheeling, tlie following invoice of PAPER, warranted eipial to any manufactured at that well known establishment, and will be 1.1 u_t vrry rcdure.l^rice^fgjj-^

Double medium, Imperial, and Super Royal, &c.. lit: 20 KeomirofCap, fiiw.supprfine and extra, ruled.& 20 Renins of superior IvOUtr Post, various qualities^* 1U Reams large Cornmorclil Post, first quality. j*' Also, a new and complete assortment ofBooks,

JOHDFF.

Stati 'j,

ery, v.r.., iu every department, from the smallest juvenile Up to ihoTiiehest branches of Science. Historv,

ft.cn

&c.

ERASTUS 1-1.1JJT,

Tcrro-Haute, Nov. 16^47-1116 Pliila. Book Store.

Administrator^ IVoliro.

TUE

undersigned liavin? taken out letters of Administration on fhe estate of Caleb Truebljod, late of Vigo county. lr*!Sa«a, hereby notifies al! persons tiidnbted to said estate to make immediate payment, and thoae havin? clnituo wainst it to preseut liviu for settlement. The esiatris solvent.

DeiS5H£0-t3 WM. MULLEN, Aijmlnl

WHOLESALE AXD JiF.TA tL TIS A LER LVVIlVGi,

UElHCrSKS,

(MINERAL, PATENT, AND BOTANIC,)

CONSTANTLY

keeps on hand, nt his Storfc in

Terrc-Haute, a general supply of-*-_ Batanic and Patent Mcdicincs, Paints and Oils, Dye-Woods, Dye-Stuffs, Spires, Medical Glass Ware, Surgical Instruments, Window Glass, Perfumeries. Wines, &c.

FEVER AND AGUE CURES. Smith's Tonic Syrup, Rowund's Tonic Mixture, Sappington's Pills, Black Tonic Pills, Cleveland's Ague Drops, Lutterlop's Specilic, Van Clove's Anti-Fever Pills, Sold, wholesale and retail, bv

JOHN F.KING,

July 13-29-lf National Road St. Terrc-IIaute.

Ctsmfrip's Iloarliomiil Cuiuly.

CUMFRIE'S

MEDICATED C.iNDY is highly re

comniPiitlrd as a rft for

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,

clear and strencthen the voice. Tor sale at

WOOD'S niU.'G STORE,

f\*nr ami «?rr»nfrt hnn tho voirf. ForRftlniit

Nov-2—45 m3

TVbf

of the fifth

principal meridian.

LKTTKRS

in tlwr. -st Office at Terre-Haute,Indiana,

Decf-raber 1842. Persons calling for any of these leltem will say "advertised."Alien It Kelly Elisabeth

Allen E Ada"* William Archer Samuel Blinn Mr*- IT Ball I I'm

Kiitr John LaXumireSP Lyons David Logan John Lindsey Samuel Union Joseph Linton A Modcsit Dr. Monet John Micklebury James

c°

Wood Harmon Bolton Isaac Itakcr lieUey Blackford Mary A fietcher Daly Jan* lirdll George Blarkhurne Joseph Blake Robert Bennett James Bateman Caijutrvne

Meeker JJ

Black James BnrUr Joan BurnettMnvi A Brasher J5

Manning John A Morse Miss Phoebs Mark* Mr Mo*e* Aaron Mcintosh Joseph McCune Richard McGlothlen Joseph McAdnms fienry Cf McCall Jti McGregor. /fire John OUnger Wi Osfnmder Ones MrsE peppers WOT Peck Ri:hcrd

Baily Jr Black Samuel Cahert Wm Clark Mis*

SaTi*

Cochran George Corson Gsorge C4ttMinrham John Casio Aoti Clark Jshr. A Crocket .Wwi Cos Joseph Clark Jeremiah Conner Samuel flvnlqp Mrs

imes

Pegr In- Jesse A parsons Joseph Pierre John pairirk Albert

AWy

IT I)

Dickerton Miss FM at A Jhnrlin John Itrmy

Potts

lVn

Kpla Martin

I'A&y

Mr%

Hart

Jorfph

Rottley Hamutl Bapptsytaiertmiah Bedford Aiathias S Reerts Jeremiah Royll Darid Randolph John Rogers TII gfieets tkrael Stumen Kirholas aatuUrsm Jams* II

Ftetrtnhack Mathias

Faulkner Wm

fhrtner

Jtim

Gentatg LsmAtA

Oragg A W O'bmi A

open for two weeks, .-- oaed of,) &nd no

Owimtm Wm GrffitA

Jo»rph

Greenly '^•^tirack

r.triea of ia the townadmitted .. afl tbe ex-

Sinclair George

Green! rt-U/rt-P

Giti-frrru

Gut -r

St*irart MissHarah SroSsld Mrs £. .* ry Demist

U'bi

Jiaft*

ftjfioj €n*lty

OihbiuGW

•i. at the city of Wa*hingenth

Garrett Pvcketl

fait:..-.

Anno loraSai, Ik

Green John

Orer*

Frederick

Sinclair Eli ij-irks Ezra & 1 Mrs Harney 1' William

GrtetUy Busirock

Jamts

JOHN TYLER.

Iltrbslreil John IMUnbaek Da rU Harris ptarge

mar

^-'.s:"od by

viD. orof the pep-

•^ks.

Joseph 5

Tatlls S

Taig Mary

Harberi v. ma* JMtm Hat .iffred Hut. tltim

Jbfas

Verges -t*2*fef*m Vaubin Hi enr-^ V- ".a .-t.'-n 'Tp 1:.. "-..good

V..'ltinsWo

dorrs

rtUrWT

T.i

•-•f the j-r-ivi* ti»aet

Mathoo

tether

t^aaa

ifm

.*p|*ijttr ^'T.

JlrkMsUm Andg

v« '!e p3»U n% 1841,] or by virtue ISI1, eadi gran?.

Jmts WOrE Jah1 -iR4srn*t D- ?7-W-t3

J. O

JONES, P. M-

BSMiEESil^

OR, llKALLY,' HEALTH COJTTARED AMTH 25 3iTCK,^TS«

know lh»t IhcaflVilU of Pcter»are

rous—too

covenes of modern days, and an inestimable pub* lie blessing. They are simple in their preparation, and mild and kind in thoir action, thorough in their operation, and unrivalled in their results. The town and country are alike filled with their praise. the palace and poor house alike echo with their irtues —in all climates, under all temperatures, they will retain their wonderful powers, and wert them unaltered by age or situation, and this the voice of 0' grateful community proclaims.]

They will euro Billions Fever, Fever and AguV Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,Sick RcaJacKe, J'aun dice, Asthma, Dropscy, Rheumatism, Enhtrgcmcnt:!* of the Spleen, Piles, Cholie, Female Ohslntctioitv FuiTed Tongue Heartburn, Nausea, Disiensmn of the Stomach and the Bo welts, IneipienV Diarrhea, jFWlulence, Hahitual Cosfivenewf. Lws^df Appetite, Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and'iflnlt edses of Torpor of the Bowels, where.»•cathartic or an aperient is indicated, prodoring neither nausea, griping, nor debility, and ate the scientific compound of areg«Iar physician who'hoe made his profession the study of his KSr. Dr. P*^m"s( was bred to the healing art. He is a grodnaU' of Yale College, and .the medical college ot Berkshire, Mass. diplomas from both hang in bis ofitfce, TAlxrty St, New York. Also, the

American Institute honored him with three premiums for his inimitable skill and perfection, in generalising and manufacturing.medicines, and the medical society of N. Y. have recognised Peters' Pills with their sanction ami individual patronage. Dr. Peters formerly practiced in Aha-mar-shy district

The care with which box of pills is put under Dr. Peters' own inspection, their adaptation to every variety of ills, where cathartics are indicated, and their

happy

Prieo 25 or 50 cents. The resistless force of such truths, their universal reception, added to the teaSmony of millions,'keep it beforo tho people/ must and will bo hc^ird throughout this

tears.

Paper, of various size?

*UkTd07.011 Boxes for sale, by tho Dozen or sin-

gle Box, by Tcrre. Haute July 13—£9-y J. (Tj- Those who puirhnso tot sule, 1 liberal deduction made Ihttn

70 lings Rio and LaguituCpflee, 10 libds. New Orleans Sugar, 5 bhls. Loaf do. 5 half chests

A general assortment of Domestic and imported LtQUORS, together willr many other articles too numerous to iitintc hete. A!lof:which we will sell at ifcry

low prices.

oiul we want

Those wishing to pnfclia.w

Goodsi In otir line will do well to call and examine our St(«'k, as it was purchased nt t! very lowest cash prices consequently, we shall offer them at a small advance from cost, «s the limes are

money.

cliase

chnap,

No. 3, Early's Butldin*ii.

April 0-15-ff SMITH & BUTTON".

Iron Kind

Asirnment,and

LOT OF IRON AND NAILS, justreceivH on confor sal low,forcasbtat the Grocery and Produce Store Scott's Bow.

April 16—16—tf.

liLAKK DKEWS,

PRINTED

Mitchell John MohJttedt Herman Meffatt Morrison James Mitchell Jottph Milln Kicholas

f-n fine paper, and in form to answer for a

DEED or MORTGAGE, for sals at the Express Oflice, either slnely or by the quantity.

Jan.26-6-tf

Burton's Lfvery Stable

ISwherewinch//oraes,

JoAn J. 2

Parker USss Amanda Quint* Wm., Paul

liottrnovtfr John

mintfio* Wm

sags

removed to the corner «f Fwirtb snd Cherry streets, the subscriber will be prepared to accommodsie the public with Carriages. //acUs, Bugiits &c. alt «r any of can be bad at alt times, »n in«r wiTtest XoUce. Oentlcmen whdiinc to be for ward od

ed by mutual consent. All psmns tn firm Wilf please make payment to TliOS. BOti: \i and alt persons having claims arainst it will please application to Aim.

IICMtl KBASIIER,

Frllrw.h-^IS.

a a

restrict attemlon paid lo any bwriners eat rusted to hi cssef Janlt-Stf

CASH! CASH!

THOKE

indebted to

(iwrit Bart'n

Vt *11 ir

\nd

in w'r—:• erii. ,- .n. Feb. 4-*-tf

W E A A S E E 1Q.QOO Bi«khcl« Hauli'd!

aMl£ undershrned wish t« pn 1 WHEAT aad FLAJCSESD. price,

Woodford Barry 2 Ifilim Robert Walt Wm Woo fhsBk Writ ',-.'! V. wum» r-r.,utje ir chast nJehnS

al I d«bts tie

STOTES, ft*. FOR PRODUCE.

THE

subscribers wish to pnrehnso 10,000 bushels of CORN IN THl'J EAR. 8 0G0 bushefs WHEAT, 2,000 bushels FLAXSEED, mid one

in use—we can also prove this and from it will not Aiso, in Notes and Accounts due us. Scrip,depart, and who does not know itl A cloud of ani'wme good motley Will^ also be paid Tr a part of .lso* witnesses are before you and the world, too nume-ij klml can now hare' V.

mtelhgent—reststiess, speaking what

"wenunity to for them. Wo have

thev do know, nnd trstifying what they have scctt kimla of stoves,'aM we wilt sell them low, will warrant. ,. and experienced. Without exception, in any age them to perform

er money.

influence on voung ladies while

suffering under the usunl changes of lifJ ,"rtS'drreet-. ed by the laws of nature. £hrce or four is a common dose, hence the patient is not compelled to make a men! out or them. Only read what thoy havo done, wo mean if any are yet unacquainted with their power and efficacy, please to call on tho agents, and see a pamphlet published by Dr. Peters, where they arc recommended by such persons as will inspire confidence. The subscribers, also, have found by tho past years, cxpciicnce, that it is really what it is recommended to be, have obtained a new supply from Dr. Peters, for wholesale, &c. at his prices.' Inquire for Peters' Vegetable Pills.

\trR

Ti^EiS^iuuvu?*^'

"Goods, Clicajwr itrm the C!ivnp» 'w cst.» finiTEisubscribersimve'jtisl receivetl, direct from ift. New Orleans. large- assortment of GRO-' CEltJl^* which tliey nrenow olferiwg cheapen thait Iwffl Iteon sold mthia market^fur Cash,.Wheat, Rye, or Corn, Our stock consists, in puit, of tho ibiJowhiaafiiclesjvia ./'•

Ilyson :iml Gtmpowder Tea

24, 13, nnd 61b. boxes Tea, 20 hbs. N. Orleans and Sugar-House Molasses, 10 Tanner's'Oil 12 Tar 15 boxes (Jhewing Tobacco (various brands) 15 kegs Rifle Powder, lSlwgsShot, 1,500 lbs. pig J/eml. 50 Kegs White I.pad, 25 lioxcs M. R. Raisins, 20 boxes Cod Pish, 12 kits Salmon and Mackerel, 15 boxes Sperm and Tallow Caudles, 20 Bar and Shaving Soap,' 12 Herrings, 8 drums Figs, 50 Havana, Principe and Common Cigars, 500 Lainji Black, 150 lbs. Indigo, 11 bbls. Madder, Copperas, and Alum,

ALSO,

well-in

\\II,,11A1 UANKIIS has .Wished

all uM

cmtitnodai I nciorms.

hard.

All those who wish to pnr-

for the ready pay. woul I do wc to

call nt the store of the subscribers, two d«x*r»lielow Lindley, Brown & Early's comer, on National Road Street.

any »n

of this State or Illinois, can also bp accommodated With extra Coaches or Barouche*, on very reatonnble terms.

Xerre-f/aute, May 1 liitf. JO/7N BCKTON.

Wheat find I laisecdl

1 TlSlilXO to accommodate our ccrtorocrj, are dls-

posed to take WHEAT and FLAX SEEP, at the market prices, on all debts Coming W os Those bo havo such articles lo dispose of, are now informed that we are willine anil ready to made contracts and tb«jch as neclect making such arraneetacnis, we must afaiirrepeat ikai ((wstMt 1

MI! fetr

hi*fllrnr*'

that they "wow. look OTt for breakjers July fr-3&-tf.

LINDLEY, BUOWN Ei?.l,Y.

Dissoinlion of I'artnrrship. rptfE fiaararBLAKE ft BOt'BNK is rtth a

fe.^ro^K^oves,

THOS. H. BLAKS, T.L BOURNE.

Terre-Haute, May 30,1912-2^11

wilt oblige them

maktag i»«edwte payment, cither

wilt take it msirkti Th. «t

Sept. 1 GKOYEB ft BOBDEN-

CIDER TIXE6AB1

A cy BARBELS CIDER YIKEOAK.of

different

every

or country, no medicinp has spread with such ra- ouTno^^^l^ wo0^furnish plate! *hen they 1 pidity and given such universal satisfaction—they bum out ot1 btwlf, withoot any e^phico and trouble of are in srenrral use throughout the American contt- getiins pawrrSs nfedeywhich cost three times the ataount are genera u- restless newer and oiates. We ca» sell stoves foMwthirds tho price^' nent and elsewhere—and Uictr resistless poyier ana somorfoarnetahbortareaelUngavand «f t*«er patiems. innocence proclaim them ono of the napptest uis- if^ny doubt it, i«t thein examine/.ad price our stgvra.

*ny doubt it, lei ihem examineAhd once Nov.23-48-tf

OKOVfiR

BORUF.N."

JliXEATA 1RM STORE. A. McGilEGOR r-

HAS

constantly on hand a ftenaAl •sswv&nf1 oflJEAV YUAHDW AIIE, NAILS^P^-, TINGS. Juniata Bar Iroru rotnul, fi.it, ot'all .sisesR

-jA-F*

EofdisSi SnritUVTooJfV Vwd £Ja«t^1 Saw Fifes, HrfkW \Vftri?.. aasortcd, t*-j Nails, cnt and wro^htT'iissortct!, Spades aniVShdyclk Smoothing Irons and Tailor's Ot^esc, Fntit Koltles. DrattkutJaml'jHalter Dhtfew^ Collins". HV iUiamSf av^ Cnw-tt's A'xes^ Plough Platea. Evan/.Augers, CroeM-Cut' and Mill Snw^t, Gat© and "bam-door Hinges, Scvthes and Sickles, Bntts arid BcreWs, All of which will 1)0 sold low^for cash, cither

wholesale or retail. N. B. Country Blacksmith's ot* mvited to call. They may rest assure,! I will sell at reduced prices. Store on the National Road.

Dec. 28-1-tf

Wheat. Ctwn, Oats, ami JFlaxsnd

rpHR

South, where agues, fevers, and yellow-

jack, grow out of a morbid state of the bile, and here it was that Peters' Pills originated for the benefit of mankind. Some very quacks tell you their nostrums will cure every thing. I would as leave swallow prescriptions, wrapjwrs and all, as a tale so absurd. Peters' Pills work no such miracles, although I take them and derive more real benefit in ono box than in fifty dollars laid out in my former way, and I would exchange tlicm for none. "w''

subscribsr will jrlvotlio hlchrit.market prico fnr -I Wheat,

CArti,

Oats, Flassectl,Lumber, and Shingles,

011 all debw dtto him, if delivered swrn. All poreonj knowina themJelves Indebted to.me wilt do well to fa and settle tho same, by payine tn the above nampd cles, or iii Old Scrip, New berlp,Canal Scrip,B&tikScn

AZEL H01,3IFjfe.

N It. In my absence,please call on mv llruthrr,A. HOl-3ViES, Who will receive nm\.receipt lcr uie. Terre-Haute, Oct. li»-4'2-tf A. pi. D.

NOTICE.

T)ERSONS Indebted to me, by note er.bnoit acconnt, am JL requested to calt on Wessta. yRiawoi.u ,V T7iiikk, and any One desiring to have business with me, relatlvo to my prtiperty in this town or nelghborliiMd, will please call on them.

Terre-llauta, June l,lS4223-tf THOS. H. RlJVKE.

GROCERIES A1SO PROVISIONS. TME subscriber keeps cnnnantly on hand a choice assortment of •*W,Q£M1ES* I'aormoNS which will "W'sold low fir cash, or exchanged for country proditeti,

Jan 11—3tf H. HRASHKK,Trnv-Hsute.

REMOVAL! Cirovor & ISnrdfti.

H,\VK

removed ihejr Stuve and Iron St'ireto the north stlfo of the Public Square. In tho

thint*lire

Juniata lltOKaal NA11.S Binds. PLOUO/STWINlis STEK1. of all kinds. St 7/ARDWAHK, SuiiiU'sl Springs Saws,

east of

J. n. Hot ley's, where they trnveTinHTVctltfrrfnt paltenis efSTOVES,aU warranted to perfurui well, and to stand fire. Also, a flue assortment of

Tools,"

[.('.ill iie«jtrlptiohs,

TTignr Kettles, Cual Grates,

All tlie above wewrraiit to hij superlor artlele^ and Ihoy.vrillbesuld rsrjr/oicfbt^coefti i.

Tcrre-naeto, Veb.'J-O-tl

KING 11 have

,MW"CKM«»S'1 'j^V

httv&Just tceeeive*! a fine sWic.lt of

*s: «,*

Itdw JIMS {"•aWfoar .ttaslevy, ^1 ip-

W dOOHSi such oh 1'lmetice Uraivt anA nisie, M•:-satMaml lUbboas, Jaiwfts. '*'i:)nH.?rl!tsCatlooe^t pen unit bhoin, Par-n •», ltn h, tor and Silk Haw, l«lnno:.-. (UnthiCWsMh \e..St- iir.tftn^t^6sfihe»«J«i/i»i//o/i, mioli t\k Cotle*, ,*uf nr, wot011 •'FartitTUKJ llemnmten all of which, ftr ro»w!y. ,pav only, am frill hi# al real low tartfpSr.*,.

Itautc,Blay 4rt3"i6u B. nOQUl CO.

8. C. OOWil K,

jiTToitM-r eot'jfs' vm :i IT T.AW,

Rjcrua ro— "*^1 Jjis. J. Baitrirav, ®m^®bjlael4hla., Townskno, STAvnc & Co. Nov. -rk -lfi_ l.ijrur.nv

Bbsseu., NawOriwn

H'm. SilaS WatnHT, Jr. (JantiW N. JrMriN.l.tt!Tn ii»ii!i.B, Chica«o.IU. llvur. Tit.ujfen*BT,

K»q.

BiitTalo, N. 1

(l«o. A. IlfeNKtucr,K»q.Cleveland,Ohin. Terre-lluuto,/an. ."v-Jt-tf

O W A S E

AI.L

prisons Imlebted to Sehelf/ & Pnrtf-rfield are re. spectfullv, but earneatly requPiU'A, t« come forward .wltli n» 1 ittle delay aa piieslblo, and sattlo, by p&yiug Cash or protluce.

The hlehesi'msfket price "aid for

Fltir. K«cd.

Oct. 6—H-tf SOHUl/l'Z PUKTERFIK.LD.

ly-Kvu'.Wbu w«iKis/iai

tiliniei

"House Iji Tcrre-Haute, and is now |)rep«.(eii to ruecutoanv 'tiers In 111* line aithe sbfJIelt lioilc,and on ae% aitl

Xh(«i wMiVfny want Cnbhwt Piir-

niture,of any ilescrlpti ni, fmra btaln to fine, may always^ calculateo vinz it exftcutedUl a wailimanllkemanner, and at iii i'tts whleti will not be considered extrava pant. JII*rowplfw) Fourth Street, between Natlonsl (toad and Cherry streets.

All descriptions of READ* 31ADE lTHlNlTURE kept 011 hand. Dec. S-l-Hf

iiiiovu.

DR.

HOLMES 1)ih mi\eit ii-,K (id'u und dwelllngto the first liulIdliiKSttitli of the Public Square, on Second street, where all favors will be thankfully received.

Terre-Haute, Dec. -T, Hll-tUf.

Tilt: I'vrova'htjred horse ORTII.LF., by imponeri Haptieee dam Lady Tompkins, by American Kcjipse. will occupy the stand of Windsor, at Terre-Haute, next

Sprlnrr, of which a mora extended notice

will be finished in due time. ttiuTurv Nov l"47-tf W. LI. HAKTLEy,

BI^IOVAL

B. FREK31A' has reino-. eJ fWmi th" 1

rfioms he late

ly occupied fin Scott's BrW.) 10 the second e.»rner, tram his old stand, known si FarrinSlon'sCorner, or

Thesi/tck n«w on hand is Tertr c^mjnlete. snd as the late purchases have Hn made with cash onW, tn New

pnduce,

If#

Orleans ami Louisville, we are enabled to s«l them xttt fflfCAtWiorhi wtcbihc# W Oaw} whew, ideUvered at Praideutn or Markle's Mills,) Flaxseed, Beeswax, Feathers, 11 or, Corn Meal. Linsry, Jeans, Bui. ter. Eees, While Bi «!.»•, and many other articles of country

Fenn%r-fiieads and

eusM-isn,

and tho

public generally, *rew Hfully Inrttea call aad

DrowA bleach^ Boots and shoes-Hat^ .-»• Caticcea.

Ttrre

soe

us and examine the «n«: and prices. Amunj late purchases, wo have r' cetvllOf ,sofSt. J' Ki Havana, and Java Coffee

8'!:-r».New0.i'.-ir.', sugar 121 and chests of eas, including Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black Teas

Wfaii'' T* tana Sugar Indi. .. :-i ler, Allum,anl Copperas Boston, Osttie, whUe, bar, and sharing ««p, also

TalUw ^?tle«5 at«». Steerlne,.(a beautifo!

Lb"^ O^TiirlnOii*^^ °i'icatorOll.

Tcrrc?n«mc Hal Factory!

work •it

etr

sivered so^

-mitt? us ca.a eas-.ur.i-. «y in. im -e anic. i,n Ser. 1 to. «STOYES,PLOUGlis, CAii^JS- -i:-' 'j a O as at Wheat, doli vowd a: Suae in this place.

t!.-'.

THfi undersigned has permanently io caied himself at Torre Haute, where he •xpecta to condnct a HAT FACTORY, ailtedtnthe wants and expectations of thisrgrowlnf cmintry. He will constantlykeeponhandalt descriptions of Hats, |and wilt be happy to fiil the orders of citizens or strangers at tbe shortest notice.

The experiment baa been frequently tried ef keeping ri •. lanent establish me nt of this kind, and as often ir»iy, ii rtmy tse.pn account of tho want of ener- .- (-'i .. •. 'wdeeteothent. I atn resolseit that this .- th ,)• !.,i. jf energy, industry, and thoskHlof nship ««i accomplish anv liung. In these. d^rs

the

superior qwli-

1 Jit tr, tsaie by ths barrel or smaller quantity,

inki

Feb. 0-«Kf GEO. HABBKMf Y£R.

Bintoiiut'

.re uie 1, tea skill of foreign fabrics.

mra willii1 uke the tanner's PBODLCK in "change for Hats. 1 "I as they know the value of good «u{»uuitial when maxie at homo—I expectthat they rjr wnl po^hare Otter, Coon, Mtwkrai.ttinKano Ui®5h skins, and Jrill pay the hfchest market price to --He for Hats. them, in rash or nr Shop in

sat Bead Suset, east of the Liown H.

Nov. l6*-17-tf.

WHITMAN,,'