Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 January 1848 — Page 4

Saltino Msat.—The

Gbn. Taylor

sooner neat is

salted after being killed the better, as it then possesses considerable absorbent power which it gradually loses by age, and when it once becomes putrid can never be salted at all. One of the best mode# of curing is to rub the meat w*ll with a mixture of common rock salt 2 pounds, saltpetre 2 ounces, and moist iugar li ounces, till every crevice is thoroughly penetrated, after which it should be set aside till the next day, when it should be covered with fresh salt in such parts as have been most exposed. It may then be advantageously placed in a proper vessel and subjected to pressure, adding a little more salt as may be necessary, and turning it daily till sufficiently cured.

When the brine, as it forms, is allowed to drain from the meat, the process is called dry-sailing but when, on the contrary, it is allowed to remain on it, the mode is called wet-#alting. On a small scale, the latter is most conveniently performed by rubbing the meat with silt, &c., as above directed and after it has lain a few hours, putting it into a pickle formed by dissolving 4 pounds of rock salt, 1 pound of sugar, 2 ounces of saltpetre in 2 gallons of water. This pickling liquor becomes weaker by use, and should therefore be occasionally boiled down a little and skim med, adding, at the same time, more of the dried ingredients.— American Agri cullurist.

The Cholera.—Official

accounts from St

Soldier's First Fight.—A**youug

soldier of the 7th Infantry, describing his first fight, at the National Bridge in Mex ico, says "My feelings at the first fire I am unable to describe. I did not feel inclined to run. yet was afraid to fire for fear I should kill somebody—bin after two or three rounds it was all over, and I fired away with the rest of them."

A dentist who having labored in vain I P«»»«

to extract a decayed tooth from a lady

for anything mouth."

with Adam."

••Wish you had been Evr," said an urchin to an old maid, who was proverbial for meanness. Why so," asked she. "Because," said he, ••you would have raten all the apple, instead of dividing it to ttiat branch of biumr**.

A?« AtTt'*t OcctmnrscR.—In the rnnrt of General sessions, one day last week, hef.ire Judge Pursons, the following circumstance actually occurred:

An Irishman was arraigned for some pettv erime, when he was asked the usual question, upon tinreading of the indictment, whether he wns guilty or not guilty. •And how can I tell your honor until I hear

the witnesses?" he promptly replied, and with the

Orrat Law Chanoks.—

the acts passed by the recent legislature

of the State of mnv lork, all persons are Bucket, do. do. do. admitted to practice as Attorneys in the 5.0*'Chamieiiert,d°' Courts of the States, without examina- nitht*. tion or other requirements. By another provision, parties to a suit may be summoned to testify thereon, at the option of the opposing party—an important organic change in the law.

The St. Louis papers are talking of extending the magnetic telegraph from that place to the Pacific. The distance is 200l miles, which at $150 a mile would makejhe total cost$300,000. Whitney's project cf connecting the Atlantic and Pacific by means of a railroad, is likely to be anticipated by the telegraph.

Parrrt P*i*.—An Ohio editor wys he knew 9hak*pe«re when he lived in Pennsylvania, am) that his name was not Shak*peare, bat Wilium Speare—that he afterwards moved into the Sute of Micjtitan. rautht the *o«t at or, and wm er*r tftttiarards nick-named Sfo**4lpe*r*.

Dr. Beecher says:—Never chase a He. Let it alone, and it will run itself to death. I can work out a good character much much faster than any one can lie me out of iu

"Ain't it wicked to rob this henrost, m?" "That's a great mftfal question, Gumbo we hain't no tiiiWi to argue it, hand down another pullet,"

JJusincss tuarus.

It. W. I noMr*n*.

November 17, 1847-48-tf

The Cholera had totallv ceased in the gov- A ZEL HOLMES, M. UM OFrLKo ernment of Astrakan, 'where it carried off

Montgomery Journal states that resolution inviting Gen. Taylor to visit the capitol of Alabama, were unanimously passed by the Legislature of that State on the 18th I

inst. The Journal add*—''There is

rumor here, we know not how well founded, that General Taylor will pass through this Stale in about two weeks, on his way to Washington. If this should prove true, there will be such an uprising amon? the people to greet the glorious veteran as the world hag never witnessed."

Arkansas Baooaok.—"Boy,

stairs to No.—. and bring down my bag-

hi" pro"«'°nal

3.772 persons, and in that of Kountk, vhere Terre-"8U,e,aml ^e surrounding country. Of1,087 died out of 1,773 patients. At Kazan £,« «n«l «»idence on Second Street, south of the there were 1,224 cases and 665deaths. At1 Court-Hoose, Terre-Hautc, Ind.ana. KiefT, the Cholera was likewiue increasingi ttc-qpt nwrr'V in intensity. Since the 26th of October, JrC 278 were attacked, and 113 died. In other govexnments the epidemical!!! endured. The most western points it has yet reached are the town of Alexaiulrof, in the government of Kherson, and the district of Oignpol, in Padolia. The latter is about 30 miles distant from the Austrian frontiers. So far. it has been generally remarked that its dura tion is shortest in the localities whera its intensity is greatest.—London Times,

Alabama.—The

H. D. CCUTT.

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

^Ittonmjs at faro,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

O" Person* indebted to the undesigned will, in hi* settle with

H.D-

Notabsence,

1. 1847-tf

time?. Office Southeast of Reinhard'sstore. N. B. No credit given for operations, un

less bv previous arrangement. Terre-Hauie, May 6, 1947—20—ly

Amort Kisser. J- K. Kurs*i

KINNEY & KINNEY, Attorneys and Counsellors

A A W TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. Terre-Haute, March 31. 1847-15-tf

pKOVF.RMAN fc BOURNE. COM MISSION MERCHANTS and Forward ingAgents. and Dealer* in Dry Goods, Queens warn. Hardware, Groceries and Country Pro-luce generally, National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la

& J. GROVER, EAGLE FOUN DEIlV. Manufactures Castings of all sorts, Plouebs, Platform Scales, Andirons. Sugar Ket ties. Wagon Bote*, Ac.. &c., First Street, near the lower Ferry, Terre-Haute. Indiana.

Peters burgh, announce that the Cholera had made fresh progress in Moscow. Between the 25th of October and 1st of November the number of cases daily increased, 641 persons having been attacked during that ne-. riod,238of whom had died. From ^he Erst l^AVID S. DANALDSON, NO TARY appearance of the maladv in that city, up to PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Office," Nath" 1st of November, 1,106 cases occurred, tional Road, east of Market Street, will furnish 402 of which proved fatal. The patients.be- Deeds,lake Acknowledgements, &c. loug.'d for the most part to the low«?r orders.

nFT?FR3

services to the citizens of

DEALER IN

and Iron Ware, south

[side of National Road Street, east of the Public Square, Teire-Haute, Indiana.

Medical Notice.

DR.

O. A. MOSS, respectfully offers his professional services to the public. Office on Third Strict, first door South of the Town Hall

Tetre-Haute, June 16, 26—tf

oeo. w. WKST. Hr.XIIT H. 8UMMKKB

WEST & SUMMERS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WO. 71 CAMP-STBEET,

s,dicit

run up

NEW ORLEANS',

consignrmnt* of FLOUR, C'OBIV,

n,M'.

other producc,

to the sale of which they are prepared to give the best po«ille attention. April 28, 1847—15—tf

CJOODS AT WHOLESALE AT the

BUCKEYE STORE.

IrrHIE subscribers ttke pleasure in announcing to their friends anl the public generally, that they have just received the Inrnest and most genrnl Stock of Merchandise they have ever 1 riii oiuva ui iuoiuidiiuiau uiuy ijhvb ever

gage—hurry, 1 about moving, saitl a |,nfore brought to this mirket, consisting in part of tall Arkansas meat-axe-looking person to Bmndcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweedscloths, a waiter at one of our crack hotels.—

What is your baggage, massa, and whar is he?" "Why, three pistols, a pack of cards, a bowie knife and a shirt. You'll find them all under my pillow."

Kentucky Jeans, Limeys and Flannels of all kinds,Plaid Linings and Cloaking, Pain Alto and Moiterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and Five Hundred Pieces Prints, embracing every style and 'ariety, a large supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

O O S

such as Jackonets, Cruss-barred Muslins Laces, Edgings, Insertings, iVc., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Hoods, Crarats, Comforters, iVc. Straw and Leghorn

Bonnets, Bonnet aid Cap Ribbons, 4c. 6c.

Fine nn.l common FUR CAPS, mens and boys Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of all kinds. The luruest and best assortment of llrnssels, Ingrain, and common Car

ov«,f

toils apology. I er» and pulleys to put them up with ••The fact is, Madam, it is impossible stock of

bad to come from your

"'I"""1. embracing

.i .» mnnv rich nml desirable pattern!. Indian Mat-

|jns F|oof 0j, (,,o|h#i Tftl/|e lIiM,s

mouth, gave up the task, wall this fellCi- ,ed Window Shados, with cords nrd tassels, roll-

,cnJilI

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre-Haute. Srpt. 29. 1847-4 I-tf

LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,

Cuudclahrn, Glriindoles, rich China ami llolieminn OI:iss Vases, Hall lanterns, Arc.

DF.ITZ, BROTHER & CO.

Storks. No.1M Wiluam Str.kt

(0\F.

innocence of a child.— Germantown Tel. I RK MANUFAt'TtfRINO AND HAVE ALWAYS on hand lull najuvrtinonl of articim In their line,

dow do.

do.

Campbene Suspending Ijtmps, gilt and bronzed, do. firaekel do. du. do. Chandetirra do. do. 3. 4 and tifhls.

Girandelse—Oitt,Silvered and Bronscd, various pal* terns. Candelabra*. do. do. do.

China Vaiws *nd Bohemian Glass Vases. do. Hall Lanterns, a tarte assortment, plain and col. do. with Stained and Bohemian Glass Lights. Lamp Wloks, Chimneys and Shades of all kinds. Pap#r Shade*, a large assortment of new pattern* and styles.

OILS—Sperm, 'Whaleand Land, of the best qoalky. Snperior Carnphene and Barninc Flcid. Dee. IS,

PR. PPTNEVS

AGI F, ,4.\n FEVKR PII.I.S. A S*fe. Certain, and KtfVftont Core for AGUB ANH FKVKR. OR CHtLLS AND FEYER,

AU. ITS FORMS AND STARES.

rv^HtS Medicine contains nothing that i* at all ln}o» 1 rleus to the system or constu«ik»n. They may he {i*en to men. eonw-s and childron with perfett safety, in all sitoaitaBs and clreamstane**.

They do net sicken the Stomach, see operate as a Cathartic, and hy only sensible etPKt rr»m their administration, is pleassot s*«aatea at the stoeaach, aad aaagTe«eb!e clow ap~ on the skia.

CT For sale by E. S. Wolfe, at Tem-Baau and New .Market, Ind. Jane It.

IStf-Stta

Steamboat Arrivals.

RECEIVED

I NE W ARRIVAL OF

CO t-H

Scott, Esq.

R- W. THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY.

U)» ID. 3,,

IScustomers

ready to wait on at all

are now receiving our fall purchases of Hardware, Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper and more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many new articles, as well as increased the assortment and variety of many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage, assuHng them (without selling at cosO that our prices will be at a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavy goods, we offer for sole—

Iron oif all kinds, Steel,

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braziers ccpper, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocktin, zinck, axle urafls, eliplic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes anvils, smith's bellows, vices, lead pipef to coil chain to §, binges for barn doors and all kinds of doors.

Nails, Glass, Oils, Lead, powder at retail and by the keg at $5,50 and $4 00, all kinds of gun fixings, and some real shot guns, double and single barrels, for sole low mill saw cross cut saws, crobars, mattocks, pecks,

Log and Trace Chains, and various other articles not herein mentioned A large and complete assortment of pocket and la ble cutlery, at wholesnleand retail a large assort ment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, and gilt and bronze stands, side lamps, store lamps (suspending,) and a large quantity of extra shades and chimneys and lamp wicks. In the way of house furnishing, inclu ding superior extra tea waiters in setts or single: brass and-irons, fancy iron do, shovel and tongs, brass candle sticks, brass and polished snuffers wire fenders, table castors, brittania tea setts, block tin tea pots, fancy brushes, crnmb brushes, real german silver table and tea spoons. Ivory Table Knives and Porks in sets, 51 pes Carvers and Forks, curtain pins and curtain bands, tea bells, &c., &c

Also, numerous other articles which cannot here be enumerated. Our assortment of building materials embrace a great variety of locks and door latches, and those building will find it for their interest in prices and vari-ety to give us a call.' On hand as usual, a very large stock of Cooper' tools of Bochester and Cincinnati manufacture.— We have taken special pains to procure a large and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds, and we assure the mechanic on anyfame, that we shall take pleasure in showing or selling him bill.

S A E

Having devoted a Inrge share of our store, capi tnl and interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trimmings, we are prepared with a most com pletc assortment of trees, plush, cloths, hog skins pad skins, buckles, terrets and hooks, hames and rhains. webbing, thread, rings, bitts, stirrups, g' trees, laces of beautiful patterns, fringes, tufts picked moss, and purecurled hair, top leather (eastern dressed.) patent leather a very large assortment of figured and phin rubber cloth, patent oil cloths to 1^ yards wide, head linings, brass and plated bands, dashes and joints, oil cloth carpetings, malleable irons, a very first rate piece of drab cloth for scats, seat handles, and coach door hinges.

We offer, also, to -Shoe and Boot manufactures, a largo stock of eastern dressed French calf skins Morocco do, lining skins, binding leather, shoe pees all sizes, sparrow-bills, coppcr nails, awls, and wl hafts, shoe thread, hammers, pincers, punches, floats, rnsps, &c., &c. (Ej" The highest price in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produco. 0f A quantity of Lake and Kanhawa Salt foi sale. S. H. POTTER & CO.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29,1847-41-y

iM.

A heavy

E E N S I A E

rinbrarinvf some splendid China Tea Sets, and *rv. ral «t't* of deep blue ware. E.tstrm Storking Yarn, Spun Cotttn. Batting, Spanish Sole I.entbrr. Tea, Sugar, Coffee, fcc., tVr., A*r. All of the above are offered for cash, must kinds of Produce in hand at thk vkht t.owKST hatks. We particularly invite the Jobbing Trade having bought largely with a view

SOMETHING NEW.

HAVE just received from Troy, N. Y., several new useful and splendid Stove Patterns, among which are three sizes Improved Premium Double Oven Cooking Stoves, an excellent Farmer's Stove. They will do a very large amount of work, as each oven is large and bake admirably,and very quick. They have four large boiler-holes, which boil to perfection. These Stoves will burn any kind of wood, as the draft is very strong and they heat a room better than most other Stoves. They have been well tested and give entire satisfaction. I warrant them to please, and will sell them at a low price for ready pay. Please to look at them before buying. JOSEPH GKOVER.

Eagle Foundry, Sept. 29, 1847-4l-y

THE

DOOR SO ITU OF FCLTOX STREET.)

I of (h# fbUowltif description, which lh#y will »11

wholesale or retail pric**. (or* cash:—

OOfc Ol Lftmpft—Grit, Bromod and Silvered, in frett t*

ri^,p,n(lln|

s^umpa.riHandbronied

undersigned is still manufacturing and keeps constantly on hand the celebrated •luck's Patent Cooking: Stove, acknowledged by very many of the lxs» judges to be far superibr to any other Cooking Stave in use.— These are warianted 10 give entire satisfaction in every respect they require but very little fuel.— Please remember that my Store is at the Eagle Foundry, onTront street.

THE

3,3,4, and 6

per »te*mt**»t Richland and Wet-

tern, wb»eh arrived at this port last week, 3 t»ns sswwted {too. 90 Bundle. 24 A 46 Sheet Iron, 3 Bandies fire bed Iran, S Boies Cooper's Tool*, 4 S«peT»orJP«*k Cleever*. For sale abof&.OOO 10 & 12 [h. Tenter Hooks —a larfi site (at meat amftktntr. 8. H. POTTER, Co.

Dec. li ll4T»M»ii

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1847-41-y

FANCY PARI.OR OR ELEVATED OVEN COOKING STOVE, constantly on hand. They have an excellent draft, boil well and bake fine, end in less time than any Stove I ever sold. JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1847-41-y

IStoves,

AM manufacturing six sixes elegant Air-Tight from new patterns, for parlors, family dining and bed-rooms, flues in top or back.

Please call and see the assortment. JOSEPH GROVER. Terre-Haute, Sept. 29,1847-41-y

FINE assortment of Open and Air-Tight Siovr*. for store-rooms, meeting and school houses, offices, &c., which take wood from 18 to 34 inches, for sale by JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 23, 1847-41-y

HAVE on hand a very general assortment of the best and last improved Cooking, Parlor, Air-Tit hi 6.7 and 10 plate, and Franklin Stoves, which will be sold unusually low, for alrooet all kinds of rend* pay. I manufacture my own Stoves, and of the very best quality of metal and as they are moch heavier than iho« brought from a distance, they will not fail as soon, and should ther fail, it costs but little time or expense to repair them, as oar patterns are always 00 band.— Please call at the store by my Foundry, and look at the Stoves, and then judge for yourselves.

Please to take notice that all the above Stoves are warranted to perform well in every respect, and to stand fire. If they dont I will repair than free of charge. We are using the very best oraMal, and our Stove* are of a good thickness.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute.Sept 29. 1847-41-y P. S.—Grain, Marketing. Wood, Hay. and for most thine in the Produce line takrn atStoves, Pktws, Casting*, ic., by J. G.

ETCOffSUDIPTION IS €URED!!!Xl

,3 DR. ROGERS' :i

i- COMPOUND SI'BI POP

IWRNN FTP A safe and

certain cure fonCONSUMP

TION OF THE LUJSGS, Spitting of Blood, Coughs, C\fds, Asthma,

Pain in

Consumption.

oping Cough, \Y AFFEC-

the Side,

and all PULMONA TIONS.

those who have diseased Ltiss—We call yonr candid and sincere auenUon tothe great merit of the above preparation, and not pa it down with oth er medicines, without enquiring ether there is not entire satisfsctory proof of its value!that too from men of the hiebest stand ine, and who a( living witnesses and can be seen. 0£rhs the Physkian and Medical Faculty, and even their P*oFBSsoRshave had the BAR of prejudice broken by the ASTOflSHlNG CUKES made by this GREAT REMEDY, a# come out at last and rive us their certi6cates,lhal theft is NO MISTAKE BUT WHAT IT MAKES CURESwhen everything else has biled, and that it is the til

AT REMEDY lor

DISEASED LUNGS. We give befcwa few remarks of the properties and extracts from certificates, which are Extracts from the pamphlet, shich can be seen in full, and the exact place where tier reside, by callIng on the arent where this med|rine is for sale.— Tj*They are from men of such higfirtandins, that the GREATEST SKEPTIC will at once^e convinced ofits value.

Both Tar and Liverwort are used the Indians, who are seldom known to die with CONSUMPTION. The celebrated Dr. Critchion of PeiersbuOh, Dr. Buchan of England, says there is no remedy eqtal to Tar in curing

Read a few out}/ the number of

oures this medicine has effected in Ckannati alone.— $^Dr. ffjl. J. RICHARDS of Clnclaiati, says in the case of Mr. Charles Wade, on Sixth Sfaeet market space, that Dr. Roger's Syrup of Liverwortlmd Tar CORED HTM. after all other remedies had faiRtl- Mr. D. LUDLOW, Race street two doors above ffifth, Says not his Doctor but his CONSULTING PHYfflCIANhad given up all hopes of his recovery, vet he vw entirely cured by the use of the above MEDICINE. 4)1rs. Ann Childs, Sixth street, two doors west of Smilh|&ys that she had the Consumption, and was reduced t«i mere skeleton, and her cough was so distressing, ihofib under the care of a Professor in Cincinnati College, fcao failed to give any relief, yet this medicine gave imavdiale relief, and restored her to perfect health. Mr. Gabriel Whitehead, Catharine street half a square below fcan, certifies that he was given up by ALL his FR1ESPS and PHYSICIANS, and had raised even QUARTS of MATTER and BLOOD from his LUNGS and ihtk Medicine cured him entirely in a very short lime. Ilr. H. Plummer, (Hatter,) Main street, between Eiehthaid Ninth streets, states that his WIFE was attended bytwoof the best Doctors, for CONSUMPTION, ior twti years, and then declined attending any longer, as it more could be done. She then used two bottles of Ills MEDICINE, whirh RESTORED her to health. M*J. Finch says he had a dreadful cough and was constantly spitting Blood, with great pain, though under fie care of a Doctor, yet he continually got worse but ue above ftledicineoperated like a charm in curinemti. Judge WM. BURKE, late POST MASTERof Cinrfttnali for twenty years, saysthat Mr. Finch's statemenw*re entitled to full confidence, and that he fully corrditoraies what he has said,by his own experience in usioj it. The WIFE of the Rev. G. W. MALEY of Cincinnati, says that she had been troubled with Diseased Lungsffer many years, but found the happiest effect by using Ike above SYRUP, and recommended it to her friends. The Rev. E. W. SEHON, Rev. GEO. WALKER, J.P. GARNISS, Esq, Col. JOHN RIDDLE,Esq..James Fflter, Esq.,Griffin Yeatman.Esq., E. HARRISON, EA- D.CHURCHILL,Esq..the Township Clerk of Cincfinati, will testi fv to the INESTIMABLE VALUE of this medicine for Diseased Lungs. Mrs Rowe, ofStantoaOhio.saya that she was so far gone with CONSUMPTION, that her Doctor said she could not live BUT OliE DAY LONGER, and that this valuable SYRUP CpRED HER ENTIRELY. Dr. WILSON, of Galiopolinstates that his patient, the Rev. H. WISEMAN'S WIHE, was worn out with Pulmonary Consumption for marwyears, and his remedies failed to cure, yet DR. ROpfJRS' LIVERWORT AND TAR had the happiest effijet.

Sfntcmont of Dr. Hiram Cox. Late PROFESSOR In the Cincintki ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and a Physicien well known, who has an extensive practice, in relatiintothe cure of Miss Belt, after having been given up tnDlE with the last stace of CONSUMPTION, by a fcumber of able PHYSICIANS.

Mr A. L.

Soovill

Sir—However ritactant I may

have been to permit my name to appear.attached to a certificate recommending Patent Medicines, Nostrums or Catholicums, 1 nevertheless think iiiiyduty, not only to my patrons, but to the community, and, all afflicted wirh diseases requiiing Cough Medicine.to slate, that in three particular cases of incipient CONSUMPTION, viz. Miss Belt, step daughter oi Mr. John Carr of this city, a Miss Barger, sister-in-law of Mr. V. Wundar, butcher, and Mr. R. K. Cox, one ofourCity Council, that DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYitUP OF LIVERWORT AND TAR operated more LIKEt SPECIFIC, than any remedy of a similar kind in its operation that 1 havo ever used in my practice. One of t^ie casesabove, vir. Miss Belt, appeared to be laboring under the LAST STAGE OF SCROFULOUS CONSUMPTION, as pro nounced by several PHYSICIANS who Ware In atten^ dance previous to my being called to treat the case. She is at this present time in the enjoyment of is apparently good health, and from appearance, as lively to die with any other disease, as any olhej young 1m of this city. As it respects the health of the other cases, all the premonitory symptoms seem to have subsided from the use of a few bottles of the syrup above.

Very respectfully, Ac., HIRAM QOX, M. D.

Cincinnati, Jan. 25th 1847. For sale by A. L. SCOV1LL, corner of Fifth and Race streets, Cincinnati.

For sale by CUNNINGHAM Je WARREN of this place. November 3-1847-46-ly.

CARRIAGE-IRONING, BLACKSMITHING, AC.

THE

undersigned Informs his friends and the public generally, that he is ready at all times to attend to any work in the Blacksmithing line, such as Ironing Wagons,Carriages,

Buggies making and repairing Eliptic Spring repairing Farming Implements of all kinds, Horseshoeing, &c., &c., all of which will be done promptly, at moderate prices, and warranted equal to any work of the kind in the Waliash Valley.

He feels thankful for former patronage, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, as long as he shall turn out work which cannot be surpassed. (jj* Shop on Third street, a little Northwest of Reinhard's store.

Terre-Haute, May 19, 1847—22—tl

PROTECTION! PROTECTION I

goods transported on riversand canals.to tndfrom the eastern cities and townsin the United States. Persons insuring with said Company will be dealfwith promptly and honorably.

Clocks, Watches, & Jewelry*

THE

subscriber has just

opened the best assortment ol Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, ever offered in this place.— Such as Gold ind Silver Patent I.ever, Lepine, Duplex, Vertical. Horizontal, and Verge Watches Gold Guard and Fob Chains and Keys} Gold,

Stone, and Cameo Set Pins, of every style Plain. Gold, and Set Finger and Ear Rings Gold and Silver Pens, and Pencils Gold and Silver Spectacles, and Thimbles, and all other articles in the line, which will be sold at city prices, and warranted genuine.

The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. S. R. FREEMAlf. 3V. B. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, carefully repaired and warranted. (jj* Store next door to Lncien Lemon's store, on the East side of the square. S. R. F.

Terre-Haute, Mar 12, 1847-21-tf

MADDER. BRIMSTONE, AC. 4 CASK MADDER: 2 casks Copperas J. 2 cases Brimstone: do Snlphsr 5 bbls.

Spts. Turpentine 3 bbls.Copal **raiih 4 do Linseed Oil: 9 do ftshOfl bbl.Coach Tarnish 1 caalr Sap. bleached

Spenn Oil

fast received, and for sale at the DrogStoreof CUMNGHAM & WARREJT. May 13. ISW-21-v

8bv

and White Lend!

10. 10 by 12. 10 br 14, 10 by 15.11 by lis, 12 by 16. 12 by 18, 20 by 24, of tfee best brands Window Glass, 50 kegs pare

Nof1-PittuborghLead

White for sale at the Tcrre

Haute l?pig Slme. hy

cr.MNGHA.M & WARRE.Y *I84»-33-jr

May»

DR. DUNCAN'S

EXPECTORANT REMEDY, tor

Colds, Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain In the Side,

Breast and Chest, Whooping Cough, Croup, and all Diseases of the Liver and

Lungs.

BEWARE OF CON SUMPTION!

HOW

many persons put off from time to time, that most important calling—attending to their health before it be too late. Look around us, patticularly in our city, and we will daily behold hundreds of persons, whose countenances bespeak suffering, with Disease of the Lungs, and a protracted cough, fast approaching their immortal destinations, without, perhaps, being sensible of their serious situations. May this warning awaken them in due season—and at once seek relief, which is to he found in. DR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY, a safe, pleasant and certain Medicine, for the cure of a Cough, and the premonitory symptoms that lead to CONSUMPTION. This medicine immediately heals the irritated Membrane of the Bronchi and Lungs, gives strength and support to the enfeebled frame, thus causing the lungs to throw off the viscid secreted matter, that accumulates and settles upon them.

BEAD THE FOLLOWINQ CASK AND CURE.

Dr. Duncam—Dear

Sir: You will please ac

cept these lines from one who has been spared from the famishing fangs of CONSUMPTION, by the timely use of your inestimable EXPECTORANT REMEDY. I had a call in your city in November last, during a severe cold and damp spell which caused me to takeit bad cold,alten ded with some fever. My throat became sore cough dry hard and obstinate, without scarcely any expectoration, pain and soreness in my breast at length sweating at night commenced, with much weakness and debility. During this time I used many medicines, several being high ly recommended in the papers, but they all tended to increase my sufferings, by binding up my system, and only giving temporary relief to my cough. Finding that my disease was assunting a serious and dangerous character, I began to be alarmed, and took the advice of one of our best Physicians. who at once recommended your ••EXPECTORANT REMEDY," and advised me to procure 6 bottles. I at once sent to your Cincinnati Office for them, and commenced using the medicine as soon as recieved. I fancied it gave me relief the first day. On the second day my cough felt much easier, and I began to throw up large quantities of phlegm and matter. On the sixth day my cough disappeared—my strength gradually incrersed, and at this present time am tiuly happy to state to you that I am rendered sound in health, and attend to my occupation as usual. CHARLES WILSON.

Springfield Ohio Jan. 24, 1846. ETDR. DUNCAN'S WESTERN OFFICE, No. 150, Sycamore street, Cincinnati, where his Medicine, together with advice, can always be obtained.

U* The "Expectorant Remedy" is for sale by C..I. Allison & Co., west side of the square, Ter-re-Haute, Ind.

November 3-1847-46-6m.

*01' Intermit,tcsiit Tever aiji thevarioifs or Jus of

BILIOUS •-,•&!,SiAvS-E.-'. jj(nrinanejtrlTcui*e(l bv

Iff COLIN S.MAOKENZiK'S

TONIC FEBRIFUGE

UNRIVALED A«iD UNEQUALKD. A supply of this celebrated Remedy just recei ved, and for sale by WOOD & K^NG.

Terre-Haute, May 26,184?-23-8m TO FARMERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED.

THE

VIRGIL J. BURNET.

The

undersign

ed, having been appointedagent for the Columbus Insurance Company, is now prepared to take risks against loss or damage by fire, and to insure

W. N. HAMILTON, Agent.

Terre-Haute. April 29,1846—19-tf

JUST ESTABLISHED.

undersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received, and anxious to merit and receive further favors, would say that he ia still manufacturing Wagons, Carts, Drays, and all kinda of heavy vehicles at short notice, and of the very best materials the country can furnUh— and his workmanship where known will speak for itself, and as it is the way he makes his living, he cannot afford to do bad work and use bad materials. Having been raised to the business ol Blncksmithing, snd depending on it for a support, I am always willing to work for any thing I agree to take, whether "calicoes or ribbons" or otherwise, and my work shall equal that of the biggest blower of the State. I have not tboughtof stopping to suspect or publish what others might or might not do, believing in the maxim, that the guilty too often cry "stop thief"! to direct attention from themselves, and knowing that "gaudy paint" is as creditable as a "whited sepulchre.''

I shall act upon the sudake with the farmer, mechanic, or merchant alike, and I promise them all, that when they bring me good stock, it shall not be changed in my shop for a worse article. iPlease c^Jl at the sign of "the man shoeing a horse,'' two squares south of the two spikhiko wheels, and near the market-bonse.

Z. P. MOSS.

Terre-Haute, Dec.23,1846-1-tf

Consumption. See yonder rose of lovely hue, 'Tis withering with decay. It scarcely sips the morning dew,

Before ft fades away.

DR. KATE'S IODINE SANATIVE.

rpHF. most effectual remedy for diseased Lunes, Colds, -I Coughs, Soreness of the Throat and Bronchial Orrans that has ever been brought before the public.

The wonderful cures with "Iodine" that have been affected in France, under the direction of the immortal Loots L»nec and Lupol. together with the happy results that bare followed Its «we In the private practice of the proprietor, induced him to combine it with his Sanative that he has so long orescribed in diseases ot the Longs, and Liver, givlngit the power of eradicating the Consumptive and Scrofulous Viras from the system, that Is possessed by no other medicine, short of Divine inter, position. And in order to bring this medicine within the reach of a more widely extended circle of the aI dieted, than can posribly be reached in his own practice, (and thos to extend iu osefalneM,) he introduces it before the public nnder the title of «DR. KiTES IODINE SANA 7WE

This medicine is pleasant tothe taste, and may be taken by every person under any circumstance, and it* 1 eflects will, in most cases, be experienced in a days. It wit) suddenly relieve a hard and painful cooxfc—palliate the symp&oms of inflammation, and at the same time excite* free and easy expectorationthrowing op the font secretions of matter and phlegm litat obstruct the air ceils, thos gi vine freedom and eaae xa the circulation, and booyancy and exhiliratkm to the initict tanner lo the longs. & veraof deep seated al-

respirattoo. givlnf a qaiet languor Xo the longs, fii vocable and Indispensable to the healing

The Iodine Sanative alw gives strength and anima-,

mm warn

Havino within a few months past, made considerable additions to our Stock of Job 'l'ype which was ample before, we are now prepared for

O I N I N

in the best and handsomest manner, and we pledse ouraelf to patrons, that any work execu ted here, shall be

UOtJAL TO ANY IN THE WEST, and at prices graduated to the lotrest scale. We have, also, at a heavy expense, erected a perma-

NEAL

STANDING PRESS,

For Finishing Blanks 011 Foolsrap or Letter Sheets And as We have the only oxb in

M- We promise promptness, cheapness, and the DKST work on tne Wabash, without any exception. A trial will prove it.

Terre-Haute, Indiana, October 6,1847.

More Proof lit fuvor of B. A. Fiilinesiooli's & Co. Vermifupe. Mr. Hobrrt

Hoooatt—Sir:

Fahnestock's Vermiftige for the last two years. One of my children a boy two years old was attended on by the mosteminent Doctor, but of little consequence. I nave known tho cood eftect of this Vermifuge and trave the little sufferer agreeubleto the direction, when 1 thought there was no medicine could relieve him. but 1 thought there was no harm,

Kino,

Hillock embraces Ladies' largo Brenst Pins, of allkintlsi Gentlemen's Pins and Gold Studs, mnny patterns Bar Ring*, large ond small Bracelet Clasps, a beautiful article small Clasps, Heartland Crosses,Guard Slides, Finger Rings, all axes, patterns ond prices Gold and Silver Guard Key's, Gold and Silver WATCHtSond Pencils,Silver Arrows and Slides for head dresses, Silver Spoons and Thimbles, Miniature Cases, chcap Steel Bag Clasps, Purso Trimmincs and PursjSilk, Steel Beads, Silver, 8teel and Plated Spccticlcs. fine Penknives and Scissors, Goaale*, Gold tad Steel Pens, Steel and Pearl Slides, Silk Guards, Silk Purses, Shell Combs, Card Cases, &c., 4c., and a great variety of articles which cannot he enumerated.

U* Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in a superior manner. I am also provided with machinery, to replace any part of a Watch that may be Worn out or broken, equal to the orieinal. 03* Old Silvor and Gold taken in exrhanore.

Tkrbb-Hactb,

those

wishinc handsome FOOLSCAP OR POST PAPER BLANKS, will please call at this Office, as we can furnish Fine Blanks fifty per rent, better than can be done with the old mode'of usinc the flal-iron.

Havine an excellent Job Printer, with a careful Pressman Ind prompt hands—a tine stock of materials in the way of TYPE, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, &c., *c.. with a

Standing Pkbss,

excellently fitted up, we think we

can turn out handsomer Printing than any Office on the Wabash) and believing such, we invite atrial from the nubile, knowing that our prices are as reasonable as any other Office in this Dart of Indiana. Our STANDING PRESS iiself, adds more to the value of a Blank which has to be written on. than can be obtained by any other process ever used, ana as we have erected the first ever attached to a Printing Office here, we hope to Increase our Job patronage sufficient to repay us for a small pan of the outlay.

We are prepared to execute In the beat manner—

BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,

Hand-Bills, Posters, Blanks, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS, STEAMBOAT BILLS. &«., &«%. and, In fact, any and all kinds o'f Job Printing with promptness and dispatch. jrtr Other Offices of this place may have their Fools capBlanks handsomely pressed here, at a small char»e, as we can do it chtaper and better than they can employ a laundress with a sad-iron.

If it did no good, the first discharge

was seventy-eight very large worms, the next day six-ty-seven, we have continued giving it to him every two.throe and four months, we have counted upwards of five hundred, and he has not taken any for the last ten months, and is restored to perfect health we also have a little girl between two and three years old, we have given the Vermifuge and she has discharged upwarrisof two hundred worms, and this day 1 have bought another bolllefor her, I do conscientiously believe that there never was any medicine that ever was administered to compare to it, as a worm medicine.

Sept. 24,1847. J. S. BAYI.ES. The above medicine Is for sale wholesale and at manufacturer's prices, by

E. S. Wolfb(

Terre-llaute.

Sept. 29,1847,41-6m

THIS

D. M. CRISHER.

T*rre-Haute, Ind., May 19.1847-22—tf

'MUSIC AND PIANO FORTES.

PETERS & WEBSTER,

LOUISVILLE, KT.,

ARE

sole Agents for Hunns & Clark's, and A. H. Gale & Co.'s celebrated Pianofortes. Mulic Di alers and Publishers,and keep constantly on htnd the largest stock of Music and Musical Instruments in the western country. Pianofortes Iroin $226 to $475, Guitars, Violins, -Flutes, Strings, &c., of the be»t quality, wholesale and retail, at low prices. W. C. PETERS.

F. J. WEBSTER.

Jionisville, Ky., August 11, 1847-34-6m pd

L.IFE

THEsubscriberINSURANCE.

has been appointed \gent of

(he Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York,aud will receive and forward any applica lions for Insurance.

The importance and utility of Life Insurance is beconing a matter of deep interest with all classes of the community, and is now occupying much of pubUe attention. Persons in every station of so ciety,may secure to their families in the event of deatl, a comfortable support and independence, by ntiking with thisinstitution a small annual in restiient for insurance on theirlives. Individuals mav^fiect insurance on their own lives, or the liveMf others on the most favorable terms.

Pa&phletsexplaining the principles and showing fke advantages of Life Insurance, with the rateof premium and form of application may be obtaiied at the office of the agency.

I JOHN F. CRUFT April 1,1848—15—tf Agent

SAlDLE

oor

foacUoBSof the system soand health. Who will any longer suffer with diseased Longs or Liver wheo soch a 1 cemt aafe and certain remedy is so easily obtained 1 ing

Dr. KATE'S office is at 150 Sycamore st. Cincinnati Ohio, where his Iodine Sanative (together with advice if i»«n efcuiMd. *T desired) can be obtained.

Price ftl per bottle. ter tl

TY-DR.

eSC's

MI*«

avember

may be had at

JT Col,iMtsidePenative.

Alan's

C.J.

of the aqnaea, Terrehaute

ImUL, —I

HARNESS MAKING.

J. M. Hager

Htondoctiog the above business in all its bran4es, on National Road Mt., a few doors from the 4|oare, sooth side, where be would be glad to nee 4l who want a good article in the above line chea for cash or trade.

At. 19,1846-35-tf

•QSSlfei 2 G^tsifisOa 3 We will pay a fair price in Cash for aoy number of fat Hogs, or other animals, dressed or undressed,

next, continuing throagh the pork pack We will also purchase every de»criptat sobstanees, and will pay one cent pet tbe paooch and large entrails of Hofs, afoauide fat is taken off

LOOK OUT FOR THE

THECo-partnershiphaving

-ALSO-

THEY

kinds will betaken in exchange for Cabinet- Wareh (£j* COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.JTQ

OZTOuh Hkaksk

shall 11 vhkk or

Carlisle, Wednesdays, at

St. Lotiis, Daily, at Indianapolis, Daily, at

Bedford. Saturdays, at

1 have been using Mr.

Wretail,&ood

and

JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER AND PERSIAN PILLS, (C7 The most successful pain extrncter in the world ,rjl

Plaster Is the most celebrated article rfnown for the cure of all sealed or local pains of long standing such as Rheumati«m,.Spinnl Diseases, Lome Backs, Oppressive pains In the Breast, Acute painln the Side, Corns, Swellings, Tumors, c.,fc.

Ths undersigned, having received theagency of the

above medicines, will andeavorto keep constantly on hands full attheTerre

hands full supply forsale by the dozen or single box, -Haute Drue Store. CUN1NGHAM WARREN.

Terre-Haute May 1846-21-yr.

LATE ARRIVALS.

Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods.

We will continue to receive, as usual, Flareccd, ,' Ginseng, Mnstard seed, Beeswax and Rugs, ot ilin hiizhi'st selling rate, in exchimge for any mid nil articles on hand, nt the lowest cash prices.

Store next door to M. W. Sedam's Golden Eugle, directly north of the Court House. 1 Terre-Haute,

Auk.

18, 1847-35-tf

NEW ARRIVALS AT THE

TliRIIE-llllITi: IMEII ST OKI.. Smith's Supar Coated I'Hls. Crumbftckcr's EntTs do

undersigned, formed a in theClll'-' peiiter and Joiner Busi* IICSS, are prepared to fill all order*

iti their line, promptly, and at moderate prices. Shop on 3d street, North of Jacob D. Eaftly's corner.

would inform the public, that they have opened a shop for the manufacture of

CABINET-WARE^

On 2d street, two doors North of Chapman & liabermyer, am) havinc competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of being able to fill" all orders in that line, in as 00011 sttlk, and on asaccominodntinir terms, as can be had in this place. Lumber of all

Ch.ikok.

JAMfiS HOOK, THOMAS HOOK.

Terre-Haute, April 14, 1847—17—if

(Official.)

ARRIVALS AND~ DEPARTURES

Of Mails at file Post Oflice AT TERRE-HAUTE, IND., OCT. 1, 1847.

A a

59. Louis, Missouri, Daily, at Indianapolis, Daily, at 1'- at nisht. Springfield, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat. 6pm Yincennei, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 11 p. Covington, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 9 P. M. CratrfordsvHle, Tuesdays and Saturdays 9 p. m. Uloommgton, Tuesdays and Saturdays'. 9 p. j*. lied ford, Fridays, at

1) In re

Springfield, Mondays. Wednesdays and Friiiays3 a m. KinrntnM, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 5 a. m. Corington, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays S M. Craiijortisrille, Mondays and Fridays 5 a m. Iiloomington, Mondays and Fridays 5

A. N.

j|.

Carlisle, Thursdays, at x. M. N. B.—All Mai Is'close, at precisely 8 o'clork, p. v.

October 6, lfvl7-43-lf S. G. DODGE, P. 1.

SHINGLES AND LUMBER.

.1. GROVER wish to buy AO.OOO Good Shingles, and AO.OOO rV«t or assorted Lumber, for which they will pay the usunl prices in ensh mid trade.

O^j* Apply nt Engle Foundry. Terre-Hnute, June D, 1857—25—If

LIFE INSURANCE

the true mutual principle—only ore hnlf of the amount in cash required, thutis charged by stock and other companies".

1. n. Cl'XINIitUM. 1 1 W A 1 I 1 1

TERRE-HAUTE

JAS. GROVER,

Agent for the Ohio Mutual Insurance Company Oct. 14,'46-tf at Terre-H,iule, liuliiuin

S O E

Cth\'Ii\GIIAiH Ac WARREIV, ff'holesule and Retail Dealers in Drugs 'J Mineral and liotanic Medicines, Dye

Stuffs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Yar- 'h nish, Patent Medicines, Surgical In-\\ struments, Trusses, Window Glass, as a re S a ft/, Wines, Liquors, Spirits Turpentine, White Lead, $-\

HASummer's

1HE undersigned begs leave to call the attention of his ftiends and the public generally, to his late importations, which embraces a splendid stock of Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which lie will sell as low as can be had in the Western States.

received and nro now opening their' 0:-M Stock, which was purcliohcd with

great cure, and at reducrd prices, by one ot llio firm) from which lucl, they are enabled losell beiter articles, nt less prices than has hoiulolorc been offered in the Wnbash valley.

Physicians, Country Meicbants, and all dealcm in the above line, are respectfully invited to ca^ .mil examine onr stork. v"

Alton's 4" Bittlbr'a Nerve and Uono Liniment, Swayne's & Wlsiar's BaW sam of Wild Cherry, Carpenter's t^arsaparlila, Sands' do Pinith'i! Tonifc Syrup,' Sulp. Quinine, do Morphine, Acetat do Carpenter's Ext. Huchti,-l-'aheinitock's Vermifuge, Dr. McLane's do

Hcolt's& Lee's do I'hinney's Conk's do Pappington'sk Daniel'sdo Tomato Dutch do Wistar's Persian do Moffkit's and Peters' do Black, Blue and Ked Ink, Cap, Printing, Wrapping

Letter and fancy bllleijl Paper, Clarified Quills, Gardner's Liniinentr

Imperial, Gunpowder. Young Hyson and Black Tea. Also 1000 lbs. assorted Candles. CUNNINGHAM Jo WAKRKN.

Terre-Haute, May It, J&lG-2l-yr

FARM FOR SAIEt

FARM /our arid a half miles East from Ter--re-Haute on the South Bloninlngton roiul,. containing 120 acres, (fiO'of which are under fence, 35 cleared, and more ready to roll audi fence,) a comfortable hewed log lj'story bout*/ smoke house, frame bnrn. young orchard nfrhoioe fruit, Ac., is ofTered cheap for cash. Terms one half down, and the reni lue in en*y payments tfie purchaser giving notes with interest (Vom date.

Enquire (A Albert) Longe Esq., who is empowered to mnke ih«» sale. Nov. 24, 1847-49-tf. ,, -s

LAlVDg FOR SAIJR

THE

following tracts of land, belonging to thn heirs of Samuel Bray, Esq., deceased, lale of Jefferson county, Kenloely, are offered for sole, viz 100 acre*, north cost quarter, section seven,town nine north, range eleven west, situated near the mills of Hollenback, Clark county, Illinois. 159 56-100 acres, north west quarter, section one, town eight north, range nine west, near ths Narrows ol the Woboeh, Pollivan county, Ind. 160 acres, south west quarter, section thirteen, town nine north, range lour west, on the White River Boftom, five miles below Spencer, Owen county, Indiana* 80 acres, east hffff sooth east qnnrter, section thirty-six, town twelve north, range nine west, nr an equal undivided interest in said tract, about three miles south east of Terre-Haute, Vigo coun ty, Indiana,

These lands were purchased from the United States at an early day. They are desirable tract*, and will be sold for a part cash, balance in I wo**, equal annual payments, bearing interest. Alien will be retained on the premises sold until finaK payments* The title is good. For further particulars enquire of

Fire

die by disease, if delivered at

hteam Hoose, north end of Market street, Ter^Haote. from and after the first day of De-

Marine

INSURANCE

SR.

R. & VV. MILLER A CO.

•Haute, *ovetakf» 1S43-48-12W

JAMES FARRINGTON.

Nrvemher 10, 1847-47-tl

AgencY*-

JOHN F. CBI'FT,

Agent Protection Insurance Company. O* Policies issued on Houses, Merchandize,. Catgoes, yteacn ind Keel Boats, on the most favorable terms.

April i, I#46-16-tf *.

KILTER SPOOKS.

FREEMAN ha* received a geod assortment of 8llver Spoons, wairaivMd equal tocnin, in qoality, and for sale at ffew York ices. Store on Esst side Pubtie' the Csnal Store.

Bei't IS, 1847-39-Lf