Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1847 — Page 3

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Wednesday Morning, Dec-

the

Pox

j.is.

2^' 1847_.

^Indianapolis Correspondence.

€?reof Excitement among tht members of the Legislature— One Case of Small Pox at the Palmer House.

"INDIANAPOLIS, DKC. lfi. 1847.

DkauSi*:

It will be a matter of much sur-

prise to voiffns it is tc every

on" h"r%*

form voii that the Legislature of the State of In«]iana'ha* adjourned until the first Monday February* The cause of this unpiecedented occurrence is precisely as follow*:

Some lour or five days ago, the ruiftor Iwcame picvalent throughout this city, that Andrew Kenneiiy, ex-member of Congre*®, wa« *1 Faimer House aick with the Small Pox. 1 he excitement immediately became very ^greal among the member* of the Legislature—business in both Hou«es in a manner ceased—the minds of the August assembly liecamcs filled with idens of death, pestilence, plnsue, and all the horrors of Egvplian days. Speeches of the most pathetic character were pronounced in a very impressive stylefatherless children, widowed mothers, heart-bro-ken .lovers, and all the affliction that mortality is Ii«-ir to, were portrayed in their gloomiest colors before ihe excited imaginations of all the members. Each one adding fael to ihe fancy of the other, tile excitement noon becHrne so great, that early on yesterday, [Tuesday, the 14th.) the Lower House passed resolution, adjourning the ^Legislature until the first Monday of January, hat resolution being sent to the Senate, was not acted upon until to-day, when it was sent hack to the House, with the amendment—"thst they should adjourn to meet on the first Monday of ebruary —thus placing the "gathering together'' of the unlcrrified Representatives of the dear people one iniinth further off. This amendment being concurred in by the Lower House, the Legislature ol the State of Indiana stands adjourned for near two months, for the simple fact that

onr cask of

is ihtkk citt op

Isdianapo*

The mental excitement that was evinced by majority of the members, while they met in convention fur (lie purpose of again balloting for Canal Trustee, was so great, that the convention adjourned without having elected any one. On the Jnst ballot, R. N. Cartian received 58, and A. M. Puett 60 votes—some lew scattering.

It would have given you a new leaf for study in your history of human affairs, had you been I here and seen the manner in which business was hurried through the House, after they had resolv. ed to adjourn. An innumerable number of Bills were pushed through on reading the titles only,

The Door-Keepers were running in every direction, carrying up papers to the t'lerk—the Clerk kept reading title by title, in a clear loud voice— the Speaker rapped continually, his little mallet on the desk, and cried order! order!! Away in one comer of the house was a member hallowing at the top of his voice, Mr. Speaker! Mr. Speaker!! while on all sides member* were standing up, holding in their hands huge rolls of paper, and crying order! order!! with as much excitement as though an army of Mexicans were surrounding the Capitol with the invincible Suuta Anna at their head.

But in the Senate Chamber the confu«ion was, if possible, greater than in the House. Lach Sen* ntor, soemed to net as though the malaria, which was prevailing to such an alarming extent, had nlready fastened its poisoned vapor upon his ^vitals, and this one, was to bn his last act! The Door-Keeper and Sergcanl-at-Arms were running to and fro, while the large drops of perspiration •which oozed out on their foreheads, attested the labor their physical constitutions were undergoing —and the Secretary (poor Charley) was kept articulating words, as fust as his little month could .get them out. Senators were addressing the •Chair, and one another, at almost the s(jme time, •while the President decided that the members nearest to the desk, had priority to the floor—and

•ho

they continued to act, until finally becoming *hrim full of love for their dear constituents, they 'unanimously consented to adjourn!! V. This is a picture nut highly colored. Lot U9 now look at the matter in tho most serious light •that it possibly can be presented, and see if there (is sufficient cause for the adjournment:

It is true that there is one case of the Small Pox

rnt

the Palmer House and true that many of the members boarding at that house did, before they tknew tho character of the disease, visit the room nf the sick, and thus, might be the causc ofspread•ing the infection among flic rest of the members.

But, is lill tins sufficient to justify the Legislature, the members of whicli, have nil (or nearly so) linen vnccinatqJ, to adjourn at fhe expense of thousands of dollars—right in the middle of an important election, iiml-just as mu(4i important business was being presented befort) them1!

If some of tho members have so exposed themselves to the disease that they may "be the means •of givine if to others, is'that any reaaonwhy those thus infected, should scatter throughout the entire State, carrying this loathsome infection in 4he bosom of quiet ntid healthy villages—in retired and inland neighborhoods, and thus by one act of foolishness spread this "Hydra of eriHrnities1 from one end of our country to the other! "Let common sense answer. Yours, &e. TYRO.

Tills was afterwards reconsidered, anil the adjourninant agrocni uotfor the second Monday in UMiuwy. IED. EX.

Vcni^ Address.

We will give

oihi

year's subscription of file "Ex

press for the best New Year's Address which may lie handed in by tlie'28lh wist. Jivo the DevB ilia duo'!"—fDori't forget.

Canal Tolls. - We,

last week, gave it as our

opinion, that the whole amount of tolls collected on the Wabash and Erie Canal, within the season of navigation just closing, would range from $110,000 to $115,000. We are now enabled to state that it reaches in round numbers $126,000.

Lafayette Journal.

Kor wlehv Wood & Kin*, Terre-Haute, Ind. PocembwS^i6t7-l-8mo

Apoplrxy.

TM,dtaidfol«oniplaint

isteneratly preened by pain

,nThh cidHness.especially on tumlnf snddenlv in mp n™

f^,j,.rtUpor.

Hemfmber. t*

loaaof m«?monr,*nd oth-

™"n^i»ant synvpaoms, which indicate a loaded and T| ROP Black for sale t, area certain pre- tC"

^he cenulne for sale by K. S^WOt.FK.Me a*»t,t for 1rre-Ha«t*: James Merftam. PralHeum J. n. ArrnfnA,mt New Market J.Earnest. Middleto*n nmt wholeiTift the prfnetpat^ep WRacesu, Philadelphia.

Decent

uueu Xcws from llarrishmtr. HARKISBUKG.-pa. Joty 15. lr. P. Javne—DearMr. John J. Mitler, midtnf on ihe CombeH*nd »Me of the river, thin 5 Add !hat hi» "tfc 5.°T^ fv »h»eh Ibe W

Ho" them»t respecubl*

ri»b«rtr-

„o! no! Bald,

Well. a»d ws c^,.

COMMERCIAL.

WABASH EXPRESS OFFICE, Terre Haute, Dec. 22, 1847.

Pork.—This

1847.

The Weather - The snow which fell on the 14th inst., covered the ground to an average depth of from 17 to 20 inches, and is said to be the deepest ever seen in this quarter. It has since slightly melted and frozen again at night, which makes superb sleighing, and every thing in the shape of slides or of horseflesh is now brought into requisition and the sound of the merry sleigh-bell is heard all day and all times of the night. Last night and to-day (the 21st) is the first taste of very cold wealther that we have had. The River. - The Wabash is in almost a navigable condition, and one steamer has been at the landing for a day or two. Floating ice in the stream in considerable quantities, and if the river was lower, we presume it would soon close up.

is the midst of the pork season,

and the weather is now fine for slaughtering.—. from the number of porkers that are daily driven along the streets towards that bourne from which live hog returns, we think, we shall soon rival that great city of Grease on the Ohio river, opposite the mouth of Licking. From what we can learn, up to this time, about 11,000 hogs have been slaughtered, leaving about 6,000 in the pens ready for the knife. The price of hogs may he stated as follows:— 5,25 for hogs weighing 225 lbs. and over; $2,00 tr 180 up to 225 lbs; and $1.75 for 150 up to 80 lbs; or from $2,00 to $2,06 or $2,12 for

pound lots.

8alt.—There

is still a panic about salt We

lear that it retails at 75 c«. per bushel,.in a very 0wll way, and we have seen a small lot by the brrel which is offered at 96 cts.'per bushel and 10 less. The Western lately brought up 330 bartls upon which a York merchant made about $00 off of some two or three at Terre-Haute.— islt therefore may be |ut down as very uncertin. 'iZ

PRODUCTS OF THE COUNTRY.

Terre-Haute Priccs Current.

Flour Corn-Meal Bacon Lard Polaloet Turnips IVheat Oats Rye J-Yexh Detf, on foot....

#5 00 per bbl. 30 bush.

..i...7al0 lb. 8 lb. hush, bush, bush, bush, bush. 100 lb. bush, lb. lb. lb. hash, bush, bush. ton. bush, cord, dot. lb. bush, bush, gal. gal. gal. bbl. gal.

.........25 I21o20i 7Ua"S, 50' 30 2 50

FYtsh lietfy in market, best tuta

(Jacon-A

Thb

WiiisKar.—Sales yesierdiy of 40 brls. ftonl canal at l{c 60 at lSlc.—vMus. NbwOrlkaBs,Dec.8.

VTolassks 18 to'l8icts. Tlour $5,25 to 15,50, Com *Ui66cui, Prime Pork 88.00, Old .Mess »10,25, Prime W 96,75, Prime ft loss do 86.50, Lard 6 to SJcts.— Miiskey 17 to 18c, Wlieai 95cta. Oats 4gc«, sacks, Ky 817,00^ ^*r*W r"-*

BLACK

'he oseof

tWlOtPKCTORANT. Brft^re the cwnmtwcwt ^hphari weakened awl r^nced „ube .illSed keep to her b^d. with every appwmoce of

tb hopes ef her recovery. wpecWIjr ea th* ntjht b«4on ikpcommeoc^l uslnr the h«l***aM- Her coogti ^t,thTand hedW ,h7c«W AreWf theee^4tl«fc whk* hepraevmi iLt me rest**™ her u» perfKt healtti. He wished ma

the seals ieTzL .15^

ST-tS

ay any Uiiii{

?fa^,M«,tiri

Evansvillb, Dec. 17.

'omc.—'Thereliasbeen

about 1000 head of hots slaugh-

t«Vii here this woek, and all the pens full. There has «b*n large quantities of hog« brought iu already slaugh^cqU and still thoy cone. leavy pork is ilemnmiiiic from #2.o0to 3,00, Light, ^Stpmuiiding frotli4'2,00 to friaO.—C'tM.

ARD Oil just received and for sale by ii C. J. ALLISON & COr

fHANN ER'S Oil just received and for sale by A C. J. ALLISON & CO.

CALABRIA

MEXICAN

Toiiic Fcl»! ifnuo,

of Artie Fevor. Chill, orlntermlnent Ft».

Int^e^w oT Bilious nature. Incident to ^or, and an complama prfcei^nco to all other I'Sis Thf onprecedPiued demawl the and MipUiclnps in Jj*. .u,Rrty iiuii. «nd the uniform JXaftv'whUh evSrv where attended lu use. has given t^Mlbritv unenuilled by any other reme,ly. The

Black Ticad for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO. i-

inRUSS. Potadi lor sale bv

.f.goam'anyco^^hv'roera'^^h-h arethscauw MtTH'S Coach Varnish for sale by

JL U. J. ALLISON 4 CO.

MGRV,«sst. numbers, for sale by -ll ,C. J. ALLISON CO,

CMITH & Hodjeon's Chrome Retl lor sale by O JU. J. ALLISON CO.

Tl Vfi Woods for sale by J' C. J. ALLISON As CO.

BR.

and

AfrZtSu,ft"*

haTt th*

Mian

WILLIAM

ALLISON & CO.

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Roger's Rose Dontritice for sale by C. j. ALLISON & CO.

and BUe Ink, hv the doten or gross, for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

PRESTON'S

Bit Lemon, just received and

for wile by C.

ROSE

ALLISON ds CO.

Pmk just received and for sale hv C. J. ALLISON &'C

BALTIMORE

CO.

^VENUIIS E Burgundy fitch for sate by v. J. ALLISON dt OO.

rpf)WjSE.WS

Sarsapatilla for sale I C. J. ALLISON &

WHITE

C^LPH. Morphia for sale by C. J. ALL ISON CO.

RlfSSEL'a

Shaving Cream lor sale by C. J. ALLISON & I

CARPENTER'Sfor

CO.'

Ext. or Ambergris, and fle-

fcotrope Snuff, sale ter c.

J. a^.i.i?on

& ca

^O jt Copal for sale hj C. J. ALLISON & C0. Derrmher 2?, 1817 -1-tl

FOR RB\T.

J.-

j® A comfortable Dwelling-Hot KM.Apply to JOHN F. CRUFT, Sepiembcr 21,1817-10-3

1.! 4,'s

Now is the te to attend to your T§etk. mHE sulnscribejrexpects to leave in a few weeks JL on journey talle gone ihr«e or fourmonthV, and would say to those wtshing for anj opera* tiona in DENTRISTY, that he ia now ••on hands," and will pait on his customers with pleas* ure. I

Terre-Haute ar are now, re' erwise ordefi

Flaxseed 6i4 Feathers Be*»wax Ginseng Onions 5® White Beans. 75 Cent, in the ear 30 //rty S 00 a 6 00 Stom-CoaU 7| Firewood 1 ?5 Eggs.. Butter, best lump 12J1 a IB Green Apptes, winter use Dried Apples Whiskey, by the barrtl.. Apple Batter Jloney Cider Vinegar Shingles., t..' Sole Leather Sweet Potatoes Chickens. Partridges Turkeys Ducks

.37af0 75 20 371 78 ...2 00

....'.25

M. lb.

"5u2 CIO 20 50«62|

25a37 8aio

"'''"t-r Distant Markets. '. Cincinnati, Dec.17,

1817.

Ftovti-— Pales on Ttiemlay evenlne of 195 brls from cnal and 50 do from railroad at 85,05. No sajes made ysturday transpired. Tlio tendvuey In'prlces is up»rd. ,• iloos.—Pales on Tuesday evenlne of 210 Wa. av. wt. St lbs. at. *2.87 230 do, av. wt. 240 lbs. at 63,00 yesWlay U3 lieutl. av. wt.UUO lbs. al 63.00, 100 uo, light, siji.6.) 25do, do, at 275. Very few are no#arriving, ilfi llotyls and snow both preventing, and not many are Irlhe pens.

Bui,* A sale two orthree days since of 2u,000 Shouldprs al 2Jc 16.000 lbs. do, on Tuesday, at 16,000 lbs. Sides si •%.

sale of 25,000 lbs. Shoulders.lo.be smok-

I.al3jc. OasEN Mbats.—A

f»io

of 300 pes. Hams fttjm block

*4^0- the Sides aird Shoulders of 500 hopsnt Q^a2|c.

L.ahb.—A

sale of 100 ics. steam tendered hu«d al 5c.

Woo».—The flood has caused a laree advance in pries, In market yesterday, ii was selling al ilie rave of pur cord—#6,00, in yard,and ihe slock which could breached nearly

Weatherexhausted.

—Snow ceased fulling oaiTuesday

Benin£T,bui commenced about3o'clock P. M.yesterday neinperaluro just low enuu(h to prevent III thawing. [Jtisinots in ihe lower part of the city ia entirely suspnded.

R. SMITH.

December 22,1847-1-tf ID" Those indebted, for operations will pieasp be prepared, for lhey will ha called upon immediately to "fettle.''

Tj* Office, corner National Road and 4th st. JS. Photographic Colored

SXS £L Si a. ^£1 S3 IHE subscriber having returned is now prepsred lo talte durable, correct, fine-t»oed and life-like DAUGUiHRREOTYPES, which cannot be surpassed.

If those who patronise him, are not presented with superior pictures, no charge will lie made. Persons deaiiftus of having likenesses of departed friends, wi|| lie attended to promptly. All descriptions of Copying executed, and in all cases perfect, or no charge. dj* Rooms atccnier of 4th and National Rosd at., (up stairs,)over Dr. H. II. (Smith's Dental of. Sc. i- A. MODESITT.

I'erre-Hautej December 22, 1847-l-tf S

Fine torses Wanted. THE undersigned fitted up the Burstable, and intends laining in Terre-_1L Haute the enaiiiig winter, with the view of purchasing Fifty Sixty Fine Horses, for which he is prepared tO'pay liberal prices in cash. Farmmers of thecjjntry may see some fine samples* in the way of (iorse-flesh by calling at the afore* said stable, an if «hey have similar stock for sale, they would d(^ well to bring it in. Theadvertiser wants no coin ion horses, but only the very best the country cji afford, therefore an inferior animal need notjl offered.

I DAVID RIDJNION, I Iate of St. Louis, Mo. Terre-Hiuli, December 22, 1847-l-tf ID" We w#e politely requested to call at Mr R.'s stables tgsee his fine lot of Horses, and we can BHy we rave seldom seen so many noble looking animals mgelher, most of which seem like they can hound oir the earth like antelopes and as Mr. Runnioubas not made up his complement yet, our Farners now have a chance to dispose of all their finesiock at good prices. We should be glad to hear.'fhat in the market to which this stock may be tak^i, that the Indiana horses bore the highest pric^, and best remunerated the raiser and purchattr. There will be no mail failures where thesc-|orsesare used.—Eo. Ex.

ROAD NOTICE. hereby given that the Uooks for tion to the Capital Stock of the and Richmond Railroad Company, opened and will continue so until oth-

NOTlCBjis

subscriitii

Commissiouers nt Terre-Haute,

Jacob D. Eaijly and (Jhauncey Hose. T.

Hall JLuutcrns, &c,

dfII

Z, BROTHER fc bo: Stores, No.139 William Strbbt SOUTH OF FULTON STREET.)

Washisotoj (ONE D(JH

AkkmAiufacturing

bush. dor. dor. tach. •each.

of ihe folio wholesaled Solar Lait$s-i—lii'lt, rleiy.

75a«i 37u3o

Suspend) Solar Lamps, gilt and bronzed Bracket lo- do.- do. Side. i[ do. do. do. Solar Cha&elters, do. do. 2,3,4,and 6 lights.

Suspending I^imps, gilt and bronzed. Bracket do. do. Chandeliers ds. do. 2. 3. 4 »nd 6

Camphi do. do.

lifhts. Girand terns.

es— Gilt,Silvered and Bronzed,, various pat-

Cande! China

ras, do. do. i? do, nf!s end Bohemian Glass Vfases. do.

Hall L^terns, a large assortment, plain and cut. do.T with .Stained and Bohemian Glass Llshts. Lamp jvicks, Chimneys and Shades of all kinds. Paper liades, a large assortment ol new patterns and styles. I

OILS-ftperm. Whaleand Lard, of the best quality. Super® Camphene and Burning fluid. Doc. 15.«4?-52-6«i

Salcjof Delinquent Lands for Taxes.

,'p

STATE OF INDIANA, CoojtTr *bf Vioo. 5 WCE is hereby given tint so much of tho ids and Lots returned delinquent for the lent of the taxes due (hereon, or due from

N°l non-pn|

the owjr thereof, for tho yeni*1846, will be sold at publf auction, at the Cnbrl-House of Vigo

countyln the town of Terr-Hnute, on the first Sale 10 o'cltk, A. M.

Mondagof January, 1848. Sale to commence al

ListJof the Delinquent Lands and Lots nre postedfp in the office'of the^ Clerk of the Circuit Court,Ind in the TrenStireH" and Auditor's offices. f. N. HAMILTONi Auditor V. C.,Ia.

No4nher 17, 1847-48-w Prs fee $1 87

ODS ti^tjllOLESALE AT fl^R i»•

OKEY^VORE." subscribers t^ pleasure in announcing their (Tiends and tbe public generally, that ve just received tht latest and most genock of Merchandise they have ever irought to this maikel, consisting io part of laths, CassimereSfSatinelH, Ttveedscfoths, Jillucky Jeans, Linteys and Flannels of jfl kinds. Plaid Linings and Cloaking,

they oral befor Brn

Liquorice for sale by U. J. ALLISON & CO.

Pulo Alto and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and Svc Hundred Pieces Prints, emlficinjj every style and variety, a large supply of jf-own and Bleachd Muslins, a good assort-

1 as Jnckonets, Grots-barred Muslins traces, dgings, Inserting*, 5-c., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Htods, Cravats. Comforters., 4-c. Sltaw and Leghorn

Bonnets, Iknnel and Cap Ribbons. «H-c. 4c.

inc anJ common FUR CAPS, mm* and Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of kinds. 1'lie larpeat and best assortment of russrls, Ingrain, and common Carts, ever offered it this market, embracing ny rich nntl desirable patterns. Indian Matt^g. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid pain-

Window Shades, with cords and tassels, rollami pulleys to p(t them up with. A heavy of .a«-

E E N S W E

bracing some splendid China Tea Sets, and veral sets of deep Mue ware. Eastern Stocking Yarn. Spun Cotton. Batting, panish Sole Leather, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c., &c. AH of the above are offered for cash, most kinds of Pisduce in h|nd

'lOwtfT rates,

Chrome Yellow for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

salebv CO.

Glue, very superior, for sale b* & C. J. ALLI5SON & CO.

jt th tkkt

fpe particularly invite tbe/ofr-

bing Trade, haviag bought largely with a view to that branch of business. F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre-Haute. &pi. 29. 1847-4 l-tf

ELECTION NOTICE.

FJanuary

»L1.5

U/ Ward, at tbe Town Hall, whereof John Bantam shall ba inspector. Id Ward, at the store of E. BifncU, whereof Joseph East shall be inspector. 3d Ward, atlhe office of Macofa McFaddeo, whereol Macom McFsdden shall be inspector. 4th Ward, tbe store of Jabe* Casta, whereof C. H. Bailey jr. shall be inspector. 5th Ward, at the shop of N. Westfali, whereof John Sibley shall be inspector.

By order of Common Council. W. K. EDWARDS, Pm pnfem. Attest, D. S. D*5*t,nsoM, Clerk. N. B. The irispector will appoint hts officers ami w*ke his return at the Town Hall on the evening of said eiedisn d*v.

Dec. 9, lM7-51»3w.

INDIANA

DRUG STORE. iN ROSE'S BUILDING. WESt SIDE COURT-HOUSE.

C. J. ALLISON & CO.,

VHOLXSALR AITD hktail OKALKBS Iff Drugs, jMedicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dye-Stuffs, Window G-lass, Glassware, Perfumeries, SOAPS. PATENT MEDICINES, SURGI

CAL INSTRUMENTS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. AND EVERYARTICLE USUALLY FOUND IN

DRUG STORES.

HAVE

just received a large supply of articles in their line, and are prepared to sell as low for Cash'as any other establishment ef the kind West of the mountains.

They have on hand for the different occupations, in part, as follows:

White Lead,t Red do Linseed Oil,

BOURNE, Sec'y.

Terre-Hatie. Dec. 15, 1847 52-tf

PS, CHANDELIERS,

Ciiitdelltlira, Oiraiulolcs, ricli China un

Glass Ta*

N.i

and havk alwavs

on ban full assortment of articles in their line, ing description, whicli they will sell al roiail, at low pricos, fur cash:—

Bronzed and Silvered, in great,va-

Aloes, Camphor, Senna, Pink Root, Sugar Lead, Corros. Sublimate, •••?, Red Precipitate, "'3 '.j Gum Arabic, Assorted Vials,Comp'd. Ex. Colocvnth, Extract Hyoscyamus.

Country Merchants and Orocers, Alum. Black Ink,

juercz

,rM d.,A^fc

Epsom Salts, Castor Oil, ass'i Sweet do Blacking, of our own manufacture, Patent Medicines, Sh»ving Soaps, Ne^ve and Bone Liniment. Cedar Pencils, R^l do Flout Sulphur, Brimstone, Indigo,

Blue do Red do AmiSpices, all kinds, Ginger, ground, Essences, Matches Lee's Pills, Liquorice, Tobacco, Saleratus, Paints, ^soda and Acid.

Chrome Yellow & d. n«i, 1 erra Sienna, JUmbers, Gold Leaf, Silver do French do j» Dutch Metal. Bronzes, assorted, h-'-Paris Green, e" Vermillion. Prussian Bluo,rN

i,i

Turpentine^. Putty, a' V** GTass, Copal Vornishj Jnpin do Walnut StmnV vv (Joach Varnish, Biushcs lo do Painting, Litharge, Chrome Green,

A fall supply of Fresh Medicines of all kinds for family use: Horse Medicines, Fish Oil, Paints, Indigo, Madder, &c., cheap for cash or ajiproved produce.

People in general, •.

A splendid assortment ol Stationery, consisting of Cap, Letter and Note Paper Envelopes, Steel Pens, Blue, Black and Red Ink, Paper Stands, &c.

ALSO—Choice assortment of the best Tk*. selected at the Pekin Tea Company Warehouse warranted of the heft quality, and prices to suit.

Every article you need in our line, such as Drugs. Medicines, Soaps for washing and shoving Spices of all kinds Oils, Paints, Dye-stuffs, a choice lot of Perfumeries, all tho popular Patent Medicines of the day, Window Glass, Honey, Pure Wines and Liquors, (for sickness only,) Brushes for White-washing, Painting. Dusting. Blacking,Cleaning Nails, Hair, Flesh, &c. Shoe Blacking, Bath Bricks, Lemon Svrup, Tobacco, Rappee, Mnccaboy and Scotch Snuffs, fec. &e. $tc.

We have on hand a choice lot of Old Wines and Brandy, such as Cogni.ic Brandy, 4th proof Madeira Wine, very old Lisbon do, veiy old Teneriffedo Port do. These Liquors we wqrranl pure, and sell for sickness only.

Also, a large and splendid assortment of

THE

will be opened, ou the first Monday of 1848, between the hours of 10 o'

clock A. M..and 4 o'clock P. M, in each of the fi«« different Welds of tbe town of Terre-Haute, for the election of two coancilmen, from each of said Wards, to-*it:

•Mia.

THE

For Physicians. Aq. Ammonia, Syringes, ass'd., .7

Calomel, Eng. and Am Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Rhubarb, Ipecac, Iodine, H. de Potassa, Kreosoje, Citrateof Iron, do do and Quinine, "Nitrate of Silver, Spts. Nitre Dulc., Sulph. Ether,

THE

ill:!

Painters.

Whiting. f'

Fullers, Hatters, &c.

Logwood, Madder, Extract Uo., Indigo, Fustic, Alum, Nicaramn, ,, Cream of Tartar, Vy* Camwood, Crude Tartar, Bar Tin, ,"•«' Cochineal, Aqua Fortis, Solution of Tin, Muriatic Acid, Brazil Wood, Oil Vitrol, Annatto, Bluo do Curcuma, a W Guin Shellac,.- Brazilletto, Verdigrit Sal Ammoniac.!. Lac Dye

For Tanners."

A large supply of tho best BROWN OIL. by the barrel and gallon Lampblack, Copperas, and other nrticles in your line, which we will sell at a small advance on cost.

For Coach and Cabinet-Makers. A fine lot of Coach, Cabinet, Japan, and Block Varnishes Brushes, Camwood, G.lue, and all kinds of Paints ond Oils, on which we are prepared.to offer you strong inducements to buy.

For Milliners, &c.

A beniitiful article of White Glue Russian and American Isinglass, Gum Arnbic. Brimstone, Oxalic Acid, &c., which we will sell cheap for cash.

For Farmers.

Cait-

niKS, which we will sell.by the pound or box. Horse Medicines of all kinds kept constantly on hand, and for sale cheap.

Our whole time is devoted lo the Drug Business, and the preparing and dispensing of Medicines. All orders from our friends will meet with our personal attention and it is our design to keep a foil assortment of every thing in our line. We are constantly receiving from the various markets by which means we are enabled to execute orders by the packase or otherwise, at as low prices as UNADULTERATED articles can be procured st any other establishment.

We sre solicitous to acquire a character for selling Goon and

Gxhcikk

articles.

D" Physicians, Consumers snd Dealers are invited to call and examine our stock and prices. C. i. ALLISON 4c CO.

Terre-Haute, Indiana, Nov. 3, 1847-46-ly

-SS.

STATE OF INDIANA, Vigo County. j£? Vigo Probate Court,

1847

JamesTaylor, John M. H. Johnston and Nancy Johnston, complsinants vs. Edmund Wright, Zachariah Beard, Squire P. Ferguson, and othem, heirs al law of Athol Ferguson Deceased,

Respondents.—Bill for partition of real Eslate.

Complainants by Wright and Hamilton, their Solicitors, having filed in the office of the Clerk of said Probate Court, their bill of complaint setting forth therein that the defendant. Squire P. Ferguson is nrt a resident of tbe State of Indiana, therefore tbe said Squire P. Fergnswi is hereby notified to be and appear before the Judge of said Probate Court, on the first day of tbe next term thereof, to be holden at the CourtHouse in the town of Terre-Haute, on the 3d Monday of Janoaty next, then and there in said Court to show cause, if any he can, why partition of the real J5*tat* mentioned in their said bill of complaint, should not be made as therein set forth.

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

Dec. 8, 'J7-5I-3w. [Prs fee $*00.

Steamboat Arrivals.

ECEIVED per steamboat Richland and Wetern, which arrived at this port last week, 3 tons assorted Iron, 30 Bundles 24 & 26 Sheet Iron, 3 Bandies fire feed Iron, S Boxes Cooper's Tools, 4 Superior Pmk Cleavers. For sale also 3-S.Q0010 & 12 lb. Tenter Hooks

Urge site for neat smoking. S. H. POTTER, & Cr Dec. 1, !84»-50-tt

11ET«III11

E E A E I N I A 3 A

undersigned ($ite of the National Hotel) respectfully informs his friendi and the traveling public generally, thm he has leased for a term of years, and lias now o|Nn foV Ihe accommodation of Travellers and Boarders, the large, elegant and commodious new bride building, adjoining the

South East comer of the Public Square, on Market Stiret, Which, with anew addition laielv made, and the handsome stvle in whicli the renins are fitted up, with entirely NEW FURNITURE AND BEDDING, will enahlejiim to accommodate his guests with as comfortable quarters as can be had (it the hrst Hotels incite West.

He has in his employ a capable ahd ex|i«rienced Cook, and it shall be his aim tu keep as Good & Table as the markeUof the West afford. His Stable is large Ond-commodious, and under the superintendence of careful Ostlers, and is well supplied with grain and provender. With these advantages and a strict attention to business, he rrusts he will merit an4 receive a share of the public patron ace,

ILr Boarders can accommodated on reasonable terms by tho week, month r^ year, O* All the Stagescall at the City Hotel for fassengers. Terre-Haute, November 10, 1847-47-tl

FALL WIITEK GOOllS

1 A E

WABflSBf

subscribers are now receiving at their store on National Road Street, Apposite the CoivrtHouse, murh the'largest

STOCK. OF GOODS

kel. One of the partners spent several weeks in the eastern cities during September and October, in laying in Goods, and tley are enabled to offer ihem at such prices a* cannot fail fj give satisfaction lo those in pursuit of cheap Goods. They respectfully invite thetr friends aud Utt| public U» call and examine their extensive stock. "V «R.'i 1 i,

T«rre-lla«te, Nov: iber 3, 1847. an

WISHstorp,inform

Broad Cloths, Cassimd-es, Satinets, Tweeds Cloths, Kentucky Jeans,

China, CIn«s and Qiieenswnrfi, ami Family Cr All of which will liepHi*rod at the lowe»t prices, and in exchange fur approved

O* We respectfully ask an examination of OUli STOCK, as we are confi gains not surpass«-d ii this market. Terre-Haute, Octoft»r 20, 1847-47-tf

HOMG80PATHY.

SIMILIA— SIMT$IBU3—CirjlANTUR, oh. A. P. ARNOLD takes (his method of informing the citneis of Terre-Haute ami vicinity, tf^t he has permanently locate«l hjfoself in an office on Maiket "«treet^(ihe one lately occupied by

L. Hi Scott, E^q.,) the first door south'bf the corner, in the large

brick building south lj»f the Public Pjuare, and nearly opposite Col. Jevy's new Hotel, and will be happy to wait upoi those who may favor him with a call.

Dr. A. practices up4n the Homoeopathic plan— a system which is tusn generally adopted in Europe. and in many pfctie* in the United Stales, and ere long bids lair to jb universally approved and adopted. i:

Those afflicted will inflamed, weak and sore eyes, may be relieve! speedily under the treatment of Dr. A., and.Jn fact, all the diseases of the country, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, will he speedily a^d radically relieved. (£j* Dr. A. will sUrays be found at his Office, unless absent on profssional business.

Residence at the utv Hotel, opposite his office, October 27, 184*

I OsissQaa wiH p*y Pri«e in Cash

i^^^^S^jfor aW number ol fat Hogs, or oibHJbjyr er awmala, dressed «t undressed, •W^iTTIIriTT-

lhatii*

by disease, if delivered at

our Steam House,»»orth end of Market street, Terre-Hante, fromind after the first day of December next, continuing through tbe pork packing season. We w|l also purchase every description of fat substantia, and will pay one cent per •et for the paunch ind large entrails of Hogs, after the outside fat 1$ taken off. & W. MILLER tc CO.

Terre-Haute, Njjremher 17, 1847-4M2w

CHKISTH.4S PRFSEHTTS. rplKsabactitoer baa just recetrHa) 1 '»ery fine It* of Fancy

»kh1«,

suitible f* tto*.Way Preseau—sack as iLamW* Ebooy arid Rosewned WnrkB"4»s and Oraastag Cw*. Velvet, Moroc# and Silk PonfoHss, Gin* Satch* eta-fetfumeiry of all kinds, Peart Paper

Fotjfers and Cutters, Pearl and Enam

elled Pea HMders, WePuw. Motiu Wafers. Knvtopea, tr. besktes a larr^iusottntetit of Toys far Cb»Mren.— Also, a fall ajutgeaa assorttaiaiuof Jewelry. Watches and Clocks. S. R. FBEfeMAN. fast aid* tbe savare, Terrs Haute.

December 15, ISff-oS-tf

Ifcisaftv

In their Retail Department ..x

They are enabled to ofler a splendid stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, of all Jeseriptions Bonnets, Shoes and Boots, Leather, Carpetings, Crockery, Groceries, Men's Hats^ Men's and Boys' Caps, &c., At

O I N E A E N

We have fitted up tike seconj loft of onr store for the Wholesale business. Iiud we invite Merchants to giveus an early cull. Particular attention is paid lo ibis branch ol our lusiness. We purchased largely by the $ase in fir«t hands, nrnl are enabled, we believe, to •Ifer (jods as low as Uie Cincinnati prices. We subjni a -list •of a few goods in this branch, viz 600 pes. Brown Sheetings

600 do Prints, various kinds 100 do Satinettspud Janes 35 do Cloths, Cjisaimeres aud Tweeds 40 do Flannels 200 Shawls x" 60 do Al|iackasf 100 de (,'ashmer«s, Muslin De Lainee. &c. •100 do Bleachtd Sheetings 40 do 'J'lckiugs} 70 do Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs

LOUIS LEVY.

SflfeE..Stockingwhich

that they have ever Nought to this mar-

fiO dosens Hosiery and Glfvcs fit) do Comforters^ 40 d« Suspenders Eastern I.inseys Glasgow Janes and Blanket Notions ina great variety Fur, Cloth, and other Caps Fur llats Ladies' BonnetN Eastern Leather Boots and Umbrellas,&c., «tc.

WHEAT and feathers.

Cnsh.paid for W S A and FEATHERS, at all times, by Nov. 3, 1847-46-tf

HARDWARE, QUEENSWJillE, AND GROCERIES. I.atest !Ariivals from the Cheapest Mnrlicts. r, E S S E S O E A N & O N

to their friends and the public generally, that they have received and have now in A HEAVY ANp WEIX SELECTED STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, Comprising most all thb wants of the country, and suited lo the present and appr iaching aeas«ns.

^aaiing

Blic

POT WIN HATHORN.

POTWIN it HATHORN.

O O S

White, Red, Yellow, ^nd Spotted Flannels', I.inseys, Plaid Liuingi and Cioakings, Pantaloon StulT, in gr»at variety, Bed Ticking, 6-4 and 12-4 Bleached Sheeting, Apron Checks, Linenpliecks, Cotton Yarn and Batting, Marseilles Vesting, Blue and Brown Dri^ngs, Lawn and Book Muslfis, *. White and Black Cotim Hose, .tt Whalebone and ArtiMial^, Black Silk MitS, Silk and Cotton Umlfellns, Hooks aud Eyes,

Finn Unbleached Muslins, of farious widths and priccs, Brown and Bleachrd Canton Flannels, fI Crosslmrred and ickonet Musjiiis,

Book and Swiss Muslins, I)re*i Hsndkerchiefe, Laces, Edgings, Inseriings, Erb'Ciinghama, Crape de Lain, Muslin de Lame, -j" I Silk Tarlton. Mourning Prints! ,,

Eng. Long Cloths, Table DiapI Black arid Fancy Alpaca Lustri. I Irish Linens, French Linens, lirown Holland,

Dress Handkerchiefs and Scarfj, [•Black Italian Cravats. Oinshati Handkerchiefs, I .V ill/ Art A# A ,1

Buttons, Spool Thrnt^, &c. &c. s^ilk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gtsn Suspeuilers, A heavy stock of Bntvn and Bleached Muslins, (Plaid and Striped Cottonade, Valencia Vesting*. A LARCE niidkpLENDID ASSORTMENT of NEW STYLE PRINTS.

Plain and Figured Bniinet, Green Barege aud Lice Veils, Gnla Plaids, 1 Embroidered Merino phnwis, Cashmere. Net and Hlanket Shawls, Woolen Hoods and (iomfort*, &c. &c< Melt's and Boy's Kinam) thick Brogans, ,1 Together with a good assortment of

I* A I f. O I ...

Bonnet and Cap Bibbons, Freuch aud common Artificial*, Fur and Brush Hats, Otter and com. Fur Caps, Men's and Boy's Cloth, Hair Seal, and Spanish

Sealette Caps, Men's Fine Boots, Men's and Boys' Kip tnd thick do.,

Ics,

nt of giving bar.

CROVERMAN BOURNE.

CLAY COUNTY, IWDIANA.

Sale of Lmds Mortgaged ti School Funds IS CLAY COUm.

NOTICE

is hereby given that ihe undersigned

Will nfler at public sale, It the dour of the (Jourt-House, iu Bowling-Greeri, In Clsy county. Indians, lietwecn (he hours of 1 and 4 clock, P. M.,oit the 4th day of January A. D., IRIS, the tallowing dcscrilted trscu, pureed and lots of Inud, to-wit The north west quarter of tht north west quarter of see linn nuinlwr twrnty-one (21.) in township numiter ten (10) noitbof rsntte six (fi^ west, situate in said county and containing forty seres more oi Ices mortgaged by Joel While. Thewpiountof principal, tu'erest, damages snd c-wts due is Seventv-Pive Dollartiand Thirty-Tour Cents, (^75 34 rtiCl

Lot numlier four (4,) in bloc^ nttr/iWr twenty (20.) in the town of Bowiing-fireen. in Clay ciiiity, Indiana mortgaged by Stephen G. Anderson. The amount ol the vrincipal, interest, damages and cost due is $54 f/5rcenla,

Tlie north west qnarter o( the south east Quarter of section mimhcrJliit(v.foip (34.) inlownehip number tliirteen (1\) norib of rat^e number •even (7) west, shunts in Cla* county, in tbe State of Indian*, containing (srty seres mjare or leaa mortgaged bv Isom D. Yocbm. The amnunt of principal, hitr/est, dainages and costs duels $111 54 cents*

The seath treat quarter of (he south wiwt quarter of sec'von tWenty-three (58,) in township

number rVirteen ("IU north ol einge number s«v- Suspenders, •winter C'ps and

AlfD pRBSH ABlliVAXa Fal| and WInte^Good»,

AT E

E O W S O E

Parkases IVont New York.

THE

aubserihera take pleasure in iuforminf their friends and thetradhig community gen. erally, that they are^iow receiving and opening a

HE ATT S^OCK GOODS, Suited to the present ami s^iraachiflg season, bought for cash in the cheapMt easfern markets, »yid will be rold at the lowest aod pioat accommodating prices.

Amwnif t»ur late importations, w« flamo4he fol. Towing FrenctuAlpaxM

Alpaca Lusters: l^iwns ai»J Orfsudiee Karls Gln liams iMiisllnds i^lnes Silt T*rlt»n plaids Palo Alto Plalils French Merinos Ijicemmt Kl inc« li»ok,Swiss and Mitll Moslins Jaconet and Cambric de Togeilter with

hIioui

,. ••.

r'r*nch tie Lalaes Broche ha wis Met Wool do lfkh Kmbr«idered fn tillJu.UKivps, Hosiery iiuspwmlfrs Steel rib ITrabrsllas •, Flannels and Liuseys Kur Catis, fine anil com, ,1 Hais, t?n»es tc., &«.

lOOO PIECES OF PRINTS, ,v Of the handtiouicxt and latest styles. Onr stock of Cloths, Cassiniere^ and Vestings is largv and complete, embracinc every variety of1 styfc, quality aud finish, and biiughl at unprccedented low rales, which will enable us to offer de. cid*d bargains to geutiemen wishing to renuw their wardiohe.

In tin* branch of minor articles, ^-e have too many to enuiners^—it is enough to s»j that our stock is lull aud will still lie added to iu a few days by our purchases from Philadelphia, Baltimore, &e.

Having houeht larsely with an eye to ihe country tnulf, we shall tfer I A nil?

A INS AT WHOLESALE.

At the very lowest caah rates, and Ataders wishing to renew their stock, wili consult their own inter, est bv calling on lis before making their purchases. "V 8IMON & HERSHLEK, Yellow Store.

Nat. Road st^ nearly opposite the Court-House. N. B.— willinke pleasure in showing buy' ers our stock of Staple articles, such as Satti nets and Ji Tweeds Cloth ttrnwn Muslim Canton Flannels Table Linen ',» (V u#®, Red Tlcklnss

els

Cotton Yam and Batting Shirtlnpand Sheeting sf.i® Checks and t.l.ilnss i, French Linen Jt Holland €§'3-? Cravats and lltlkPs.

Cottonades

ami ComvIiik

fCuUUug Coctott, Jbc., fee.

New Style Drllli Varn Together with Rtsjile »roeeries and many tides in the 31 ARD WA ICE AND FANCY LINE, mnv not be found elsewhere.

satisfy medlclno is rapidly taking the placu of the various iu- j. gar-coaltd counterfeit* which aresfloat, and the limnerous tenia mixtures, tnade whHy of quinine which arrf imposed upon the public by manufacturers who live, no krfy kitont vitrei

Dr. Hragg's laiuous Sugar-Coatwl Indian Queen Veto-.» Pills are of two klmls-the Cathartic aud J'onlc, The Tunic pills are pecnlhulv adapted to the quick %nd permanent cure of fever anil spue, torpor of ihe liver, and genera I debility. It Is In feverand ague, chill faver, 4c. that they achieve their greatest triumphs, ll rarely requires over twelve hours, or more than half a box of the toulc pills, to bre»lc the chill and effect a permanent cure—which is rarely the case wiih the tonic mixtures of', quinine, hawked about the country by Ignorant iirctrnders. Those who take the tonic pills once, will never' forsake them.

Who can wonder, then, that a medlcii of such ex.. tensive popularity and extraordinary virtues should CAMS*

Great Excitement among the Doctora 11

The prejudices of physicians against their use ars alast giving way lo the play of reason, aud the convictions..^ ol every day experience wblth they •derive from their patients anil friends who w» them.

Doctors are now almost every day sending orders from every part of the country, tor a supply of these pills to use in their practice. I

Here is one all the way from ths State of Mississippi.

ilasteu

uK received. 4et Ducuin and tlha sick look to it ami to procure a supply of this wonderful Tonic: BSAGK

"BOUGH AIVD READf"

CLOTHING STORE.

en (T) west, situate in City codnty,'Indiana, and tlling in'the line of Clothing will he found at thta contsyninjr forty a/'res mors or low mortgaged by new establishment, aud prices unprecedented J«kn Htewsrt. The amount of principal, Interest, farehespness. d*ma and cowt due is $46 93centA. 1 'Our eitensive stock of Winter Oething wos»e»

To the above amounts will be added the eeetof leeted and bought for caah, at the lowest raiesj ini advertising. the very e«t ea«iern markets, and fram ®ct* JEB«E TVLLtH. A. C. C.

JOH.Y WfM.l XMS, Treasurer.

November 3, 1847-4 6 60.Is Pr*W$YA0

SALE OF SECTIO.V SIXTEEN.

OStbe

Thur»dy,

the S3tl day of-Decemlw, 1847

N. F. Ci \MNGn A M, Tteasurer V. C. October 20, 19»7-i4-td«

'Mm

We w« can offer every article iu tho line of handsome vj APPAREL FOR LADIES, Whether for dress or ornament, nitd Gentlemen can he suited in their tastes to all the

Fashionable Articles of the Day. 03" We politely invite the community to call I and look through «ur late purchases.

H. St, Yellow Store.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 13, 1847-40-t

A S

INDIAN Ql Ei:\ TEGETARLG SU6AR-COATKU PILLS. CT The Gre ti Popular Rli'dteiiid or tlie lay-~Vati aiiiount iisvd pit* uiontli—Tl»« titiiiiiM'ous iind woiiilt'i'lul fiirw it rflVcis mugiciil I'lTeei upon VtiWoiis Fc-K^ts-g vers, and Fever and Ague

Akiic*—irxt,..di wpm

Oiciit ExcihHnciH among the Dorloi*«i!! 1"*HF. Indian Queen VecetabVe PucjarCoated Pills ara

I now admitted on all hand* to fee tho most ext raor•riinar^and valuable medicine In general use. It nut only acts as a sptoifio upon the bilious ami ivphus fnveni. chill* anil levor, and fever anil -acuo of tfie West and f?nuih—but in all diseasenof deblllly, weak sIoiiihi'.Ii, io--dlgestlon, li«s of appe^tehnpurlty of the Wood, ami all diseases prevalent in western aud southern •c.lhnile.— Their great power consists In their peculiar effect upon all the organ of tfcesv»uin, and tfee rapW formation of! nsts and rich Mood which ttiey produce. In this lleSj. the great secret of their success. They are mild and pleasant In tlielr action—but searching and permanent! tn.llieir effect—penetrating the remotest recesses of th* system by •their ready absorption Into the bkiod, thereby iiifutiiif a uew supply of Guilty and nervous pownr in-, to all the machinery of life. The extensive,popularity they have acquired all over the West aai| &outh ensures sales of at least $ 50,000 Boxes per Month, And we ml It dMOcuh with our present f'reeof hands,' and the late improvements In machinery which we have ado plod, lo manulactvre them fast onough. to supiily the demand in thirteen VVeslftrnsnd MouthernStates) Olio lame mainvfactoiy tsoanstsuitly engaged In preparing the various concentrated eximcu of n^ilch they are compos, ed. From tho best information we cap obudw from our 8,000 selling agents, aud hoetsof sttentivMpxTrespon. denulnatl partsof thecoautry,ourmodlcmecures, per month, not less than 10,000 cases of fever and ague, one thousang of which' have resisted al I oUror ireauuent W 600 cases of bilious fever 8500 do of weakness awl general debility 5500 do «f various chronic dlsiases ••$ 2000 ds of weak stomach and loss of appetite

WK) do of dyspepsia 1200 do of rtmomaUem ». 1000 do of female complaints! -4 1200 do «f ag«e«alre,or enlarged spiesn 1800 do of Hvercomplaint,} 600 do ef scarlet fever 400 do ef typhus fsver tat Ws-jrtt ,* 300 do of putrid soro throat. This mestappear almost Incredible,batthe numerous letters from physicians, agents, and those wh« usS the medicine, from all the Western aud Southern ttiatoa, satirfy us that this Is a moderaU estimate, snd tNar*nujf

THB undersigned li»«« again received •nd opened general and exteissive stock ol gentlemen's WfllU'l* Clot fillip.

lis***

Oaovs, TireAW Co., Miss»w ,. July 1#, 1M7. f-%

Bragg, ISt. Louts, Mo.: Sfia—T have 10 Inform you that have used all

To Dr. DBAK eur Tonic Pills, and therefore other an agoe know how to satisfy and cure my patients without thsm., have thoreujlily lested your Tonic pills in mr nractice through this country, not only In chills and fever, •yutin real typhoid fever, utA I have met with such sue*, j. cess from their use that 1 now find myself at a less to ret along without them. 1 consider them a great blessing/ to tbe people of tha West and Mouth, and 1 aa satisfied that they are •important In the cure of more disease*^ than you'recommend them for. ®V

lc Pills, and therefore pray von to send me anpply immediately, as there is much fe»er and Ftriin the bounds of my practice, and I hardly

Don't Gril to forward me a supply by mall, as quickly as possiWe. dlrectsii se above. ctfullv. vours. ».

Very respectfully, yours. JAMES HUDOES, M. ham Jc. Wanran, Tsrre-Haute.

rar For sale by CuniBj 5ept.«, iwr-38-iy

two doors westo# N ippert's corner, which embraces ell the fashionable articles worn^ by gcntienien in the winter months, an4f which they invite the sttention of the public. Frock and ©reas Coals, of Cloth, Casstmere, Sstinetis, of various prices and qualities. Pants^ Vests, Undergarment*. Handkerchiefs, Cravats,

,n4 rv*TJ-

we can offer inducements to purcbssera sapep&r, perhaps, tn anv House on the-, Wsha»h. 'We keep FASHIONABLE sewell ss^dorahl*sm cheap Clothing, ami will offer and seU Mry »TU^ cle at such prices as must plea«e lbe porehs*er. pnoes i-

Uiwler'iftned will s^ll SI public auction,

at «be 'Conrt-H"u*e door in Terre-Haute, Vig.» county. Indiana, thatprrtof Section Sixteen, in township twelve, rxvfh of ranee ten west, lying in the Mutt of Indiana. Iwiiig 496 M-100 yres, sod divided into five lots. One £unb oi the purchase monev to be paid in hand, and tlte lalwrs in TWENTY-FIVE YEAB8, with interest nuaJly in advance. \V. N. HAMir.TON. AoAIot V. C.

Plsase taijpeiember the ttfugh. ana Cming St*rkm$&on»

Koatl

Nif^^rt's cu~

Slre*1'

JM &

(rr A good atoek alway* on fcam?. 8IMON A HERSHIC*^ ferrfr-Uaoti, Peeembec I,

LII'E liOBilfCI tr Jotiii F. Or lift, 7 Artnt Mutual Life Insurant* Company, A\jf Policies for one year, oi seven yeare.^ !,^i«s»ei on the nw»»t favorable lSit-lS-tf