Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 January 1848 — Page 4

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s^Tlie Advantages of :i "Religious fe Expression." I A lively correspondent of '.lie New York

Mirror, writing from Rome, gives us lh« following sketch of a character he met there "Every American artist that comes here Bends home a dozen or two of portraits of the beggars in the character of A pontics, or Virgin Marys. A sturdy old fellow who blacks my boots, tells me that he has been painted twenty-eight limes in the character of Saint Paul, thirteen times as Joseph, nine limes as Saint Peter—he cannot r^memb^r how many limes as tlv* "Roman Father,'' and as "the Head nf an Old Man." at least a thonsmd times. One would think that from assuming these chancier*

often, he would

have attained to uncommon sanr-iiiy, but he is in truth, the greatest rogue 1 have seen in Italv.

The rascal prides himself a good deal on being sent so often to Am-rica. and the other day he told me that he believed there was not a gentleman's parlor in my country in which he or one of his family was not hung up in a gill frame. He taid to me yesterday. "my son and daughter have j»fi been sent to America again, one as "a Peasant Boy of the campaena," and the other as "a Roman Lidy." Having delected him that week inan attempt to secrete one of my pocket handkerchiefs, to show his contrition, he said he ami his daughter, (who is quite as great a thief as her lather) "would sit to one of my artist-countrymen for a holy family. if 1 would promise not to expose him. "A precious pair vnu are. to be sure, for a Holy Family." said I. Whv, Signor." said the rogue, "my religious expression is worth, two cents an hour more than that of any other man in Rome"

The following most excellent little article, which we copy from the Boston Olive Branch, does honor to the head and heatt of the writer, and will prove instructive and useful to every reader.

Occupation.

BY D. C. COLESWOTHV.

It is not the business or occupation of a rnnu that ennobles his character. A bal man elevated is the same scoundrel, only he has it in his power to do a larger amount of injury. There is a foolish iilca afloat, that occupation makes the man. Nothing can be more absurd. Virtue, honor and integrity are the same in the boot-black as in the judge. The honest man who peddles snuff, jack knives and guu flintB, ia as much entitled to our respect, as he whose vessels whiten the ocean. The right doctrine is this antiquated though it may be—"man ennobles his business. Fathers sadly miss it, when they hesitate to giv« trades to their sons, and crowd them into the professions—as though a poor lawyer was more respectable than a good shoe black, carpenter or painterYoung ladies, too, show their lack of sense, when they turn away from hones*, worth, because it is concealed beneath tar or chalk, smut or ashes, and take to their bosoms men of the'learned professions,' who have not learned to behave decently, or to earn butter •uflicient for the bread they inako way with.

An honest, upright man—wo care not how rude hi* exterior may be—is an honor to hi* occupation. Mia industry ami integrity will work out for him independence and honor. YVIiorp we rend or know of one professional man, who linn distinguished himself, we can point to scores of mechanics, merchants and day-laboreis, who Itavo risen in defiance of th# impediment* by which their early life win surrounded, to an elevated position in the hearts of mankind. Persons who have exerted the widest and best influence in our country, were either mechanics or farmers. If you believe it not, read the history of the Inst seventy years—nay, read the present history ot our country, and you will doubt no longer.

Tho Cincinnati Chronicle tlnis notices the overwhelming vote of tho House of Representatives declaring, in opposition to the late Veto Message the power of the Government to construct harbors and improve rivers:

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Light!—The

""Revkl THE Halls

Business ficiris.

K. W. Tiiompsos.

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David

vote

of the Houso of Representatives on Wentworth's resolution declaring the power ol Congress to construct harbors ami improve rivers is the most important political movement, in some respects, we have seen for twenty years. 1. It is a declaration of Independence on tho port of the West. We are free now, and wo will remain free. Let men

mark that! 2. The House of Representatives has rebuked the despotic prerogative of the veto, and the President must abide by the decision. 3. It will secure some practical legislation for the West, if not now, very

tub Montfjsu-

private, acting as clerk lor Gen.

Tesrce, writes: Our men are assassinated here in the city nightly by the Mexican renegadoes, who make "a practice of killing #11 they come across who do not happen to have any ar-ns about them. They do not always come out Tifcht, for last night one of our men was subbed at the theatre, and the 2d dragoons turned outand killed about twenty Mexicans belore the* could be stopped. This is the state of things in the city at the present time. ...

To let you know how battle and sickness ha*« thinned the army, now in Mexico city, 1 will slate one instance of my own company, which consisted of ninety-fire good men when we started from Toledo, but it is now reduced to about sixteen men for duty, the remainder being cither iu the hospital or dead.

A Norix Performance.—'The

grpstest

novelty that has e*rr been seen, is at present exhibiting et New Yoik, and conMsts of a number of canary birds, some

or more,

that have been "trained to draw ramacs, wear cocked hats and coats, a la militaire fire off small cannons, dance on the light rope, stand on their he^ds, and perform vari out other feats, that display a capacity to learn and be trained, which no one could imagine the feathered race possessed. As might be expected, tho performances ate witnessed by hundreds of ladies and children daily.

Bcswrror Advertising.—The Pittsburg Day Book, tells of a firm in that city, who, after willing up their accounts for the past! year, found that their lost amounted to oter ten thousand dollars, and they were forced to close. Their business was conducted on the strictest principle* of economy—they etren denied themselves the benefit of advertising. _____________

TbOtt&A.—The Legislature hare adopted the proposed amendments to the State Constitution providing for (tautol aestions of the General Assembly, and one year's pittance aa- the suffrage qualification. They are now a part and parcel of the Constitution.

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Q.OO.—An army correspondent,

writing from San Angel, "I hate ceased to

American manufactured tobacco,

as our sutler wants/ovr dtHar* a pound for hi* stock. The same quality might be puriBjftilKMfyceii/s a pound iu ibcSutet."

H. T)- SCMTT.

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

^Utoructjs at Cam,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

November 17, 18-17—48-tf

O" Persons indebted to the undersi«:ned will, in his absence, settle with II. D. beotl, E-'q. Nov. 1. tR47-«f R. VV. THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY.

IScustomers

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

|«s !v previous arranuement. Terre-Haute. May 5, lH47-20-ly

Vmout Kisxr.r. J- K. K.xnex

KINNEY & KINNEY,

Attorneys an «l Counsellors

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

GROVRRMAN

BOURNE. COM

MISSION MERCHANTS and Forward in? A»ents. and Dealers in Dry Goods. Queensware,~Hardwate, Groceries and Country Produce generally, National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la.

&J. GROVER, EAGLE FOUNDERV. Manufactures Castings of all sorts, Plouchs, Platform Scalcs, Andirons. Sugar Kettle*. Wa«on Boxes, &c.. &c., First Street, near the lower Ferry, Terre-Haute.Indiana.

s. danaldson, notary PUBLIC. "Wabash Express Office." National Road, east of Market Street, will furnish iJeeds, lake Acknowledgements, &c.

A ZEL HOLMES, M. D., OFFERS hi* professional services to the citizens of Terre-Haute anil the surrounding country. Office and residence on Sccond Street, south of the Court-House, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

13 USSELL GREEN, DEALER IN Stoves, Copper. Tin and Iron Ware, south side of National Road Street, east of the Public Square,Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Medical Notice.

T\R- G. A. MOSS, respectfully offers his proJ| fussional services to the public. Olfire on Third Street, first door South of the Town Hall.

Teire-Haute, June 16, 25—tf

OKO. W. W KHT.

I1KNIIT M. M'MM MIS,

WEST & SUMMERS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 71 CAMP-STREET, NEW ORLEANS', Solicit consignments of Fl,OURj CORN, WHEAT, and all oilier produce, to the sale of which they are prepared to give the best possible attention.

April 28, 1847— 19—tf

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT THE

BUCKEYE STORE.

fJlHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing JL to their friends and the public generally, that they have just received tlje largest and most general Stock of Merchandise they have over before brought to this market, consisting in part of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweedsc/oths,

Kentucky Jeans, Limeys and Flannels of all kinds,Plaid Linings and Cloaking, Palo Alto and Monterey Plaids, a great variety uf Alpacas, and

Five Hundred Pleecs Prints, embracing every style and variety, a large supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

O O S

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

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, tVc- Ac.

Fine anJ common A S mens and boys Cloth do. Hata, Boots and Shoes, of all kinds. The largest and best assortment of Brussels, Insulin, and common Carpet*, ever offered in this market, embracing innnv rich and desirable patterns. Indian Matting. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, with cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put them up with. A heavy stock of qu EE A7 S TV A 7? E, embracing some splendid China Tea Sets, and sev. ral set* of deep blue ware.

Eastern Stocking Yarn, Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanish Sole Leather. Tea. Sugar, Coffee, &c.. Ac... iVc. All of the above are off.-red for cash, or mist kinds ol Produce in hand

i.owkst iutks.

at thk vkiit

We particularly invite the Job

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

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29. 1847—4 I—tf

LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,

Candelabra, fftiruwlolcs, rich China Hilt I Rohrinisiu Gla*s Vases, Hall I..uiitcriis, Ac,

PF.ltZ. BROTHER & CO. Wakkinoti)* Storks, No. 139 William Strrkt N. Y. (O.VR JiOOR SOUTH OF FULTOX STREET.)

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manufacturing and have always on hand a full assortment of articles in their line, of following description, which they will sell at wholesale or retail U»w price*, lor cash:—

Solar Lamp#—'Gilt, Bwnted and Silvered, in great variety. Suspending Solar Lamps, rilt and brnnced. racket, do. do. do.

Siile. do. do. do. Solar Chandeliers, do. do. 8,3,4, and 6 lijthts.

Cainphene Suspending tamps, gilt and bronxed. do. Bracket do. do. do. Chandeliers do. do. 2.3. 4 and 6 lifhis.

Girandoles—Gilt,Silvered and Browed, various patterns. Candelabrns, do. do. ao.

China Vases »nd Bohemian Glass Vases. do. Hall Lanterns.a Urge assortment, plain and cutit,v with Stained and Bohemian Glassl.tgnta. ljimp Wicks, Chimneys and Shades of all kinds. Paprr Shades, a targe assortment of new patterns and

OILS—Sperm.

VThalesnd Lard, of the best quality.

Superior Cumphene and Burniuf Fluid. Dec.. IX, M7-Si-6m.

DR. PUTNEY'S

AGUE AND FEVER PILLS. Swf*. OrtAin, *nd Kffrctual Cut* for AGUE AND FKVKR. OR CHILL* AND FETER, tN

AM. ITS FORMS AND STAGES.

«T«HTS MHttlne contain* noihir.t thai is at all inroI riotis to the svstem or constit:ki«n. They may Be siven men. women children with perfectsaftty, is

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situation? and eirturosvances. Tber !o nt* stcken Uie Stomach, onr opArste as a Cathartic, and rewnire no preparian by vomitinj, nor bv perfiat with Ca*m*t.»»!» fenernJljr practiced. The only sensible eflVs:t fnm their administration, is a pteaaant "sensation al the staataefc. and an agreeable jkw upon the »Mn

F«* Mite fey Ji. S- Wolfe, at Terns Haste and Xeir Marfcrt. Ind. June 14, IW-iM«

Steamboat Arrivals.

R1ECEIVED

perKteamboat Richland and W»

tern, which arrived at this port last week, 3 Son* Mamtrd Irnn, SO Bundles 24 & 56 Sheet Iron, 3 Bundle* fine bed Iron. 2 Boxes Cooper's Tools, 4 SafMpot Potk Clearer*. For inte also 25.00010 & 12 IK. Tenter Hook* —a large sha for meat nmokinc.

S. U. POTTER, & Co.

Dtc. !, 1847-50-tt

NEW ARRIVAL OF

A W A E

AT THE

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WEHardware,receiving

IDi 0)i 3ig

leady to wait on at all

are now our" fall purchases of 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, assuring them (without sellinn at cost) that our prices will be at a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of eoods. In the line of heavy goods, we offer for sale—

Iron of all kinds, Steel,

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braziers copper, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocktin, zinck, axle drafts, eliptic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvils, smith's bellows, vices, lead pipe to lj coil chain to §, hinges for barn dour* 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 singl?barrels, for sale low mill saws, cross cut saws, crobars, mattocks, peeks,

Log and Trace Chains, and various other articles not herein mentioned. A large and complete assortment of pocket and la bio cutlery, at wholesaleand retail a large assort merit 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

We offer, also, to Shoe and Boot manufactures, a large stock of eastern dressed French calf skins, Morocco do, lining skins, binding leather, shoe pegs all sizes, sparrow-bills, copper nails, awls, and awl hafts, shoo thread, hammers, pincers, punches, floats, rasps, &c., &c. dj=* The highest price in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produco. (CT A quantity ol Lake and Kanhawa Salt fot snleT a. H. POTTER & CO.

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

SOMETHING- NEW.

HAVE just rcccived from Troy, N. Y., scvrrnl new useful and splendid Stove Patterns, nmong which nre three sizes Improved Premium Double Oven Cooking Stoves, ail excellent Farmer's Stove. They will do a very large amount ol work, ns each oven is large and hake 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 litem to please, and will sell them at a low price for ready pay. Please to look at them before buying. JOSEPH (5KOVER.

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

THE

undersigned is sltil manufacturing and keeps constantly on hand the celebratedBuck's Patent Cooking Stove, acknowledged by very many of the best judges to be far superior to any other Cooking Stove in use.— These are warianted lo gi®e entire satisfaction in every respect they require but very little fuel.— Please remember that my Store is at the Eagle Foundry, on Front street.

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sSB8ilS: i-I&M

inclu

ding superior extra tea waiters iu 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 germun silvpr table and tea spoons. Ivory Table Knives and Forks in sets, 51 pes Carvers and Porks, curtain pins and curtain bauds, 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, nod 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's tools of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture. We have taken special pains to procure a large and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds and wc assure the mechanic on anyfame, that we shall take pleasure iu showing or selling him a

S A E

Having devoted a large share of our store, capital and interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trimmings, we are prepared with a most complete assortment of trees, plush, cloths, hog skins, pad skins, buckles, terrets and hooks, hames and chains, webbing, thread, rings, bitts, stirrups, gig trees, laces of beautiful patterns, fringes, tufts, picked moss, and pure curled 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 carpetines. malleable irons, a very first rate piece of drab cloth for seals, scat handles,and coach door hinges.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, SepL 29, 1847-4 l-y

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

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1847-4 l-y

AM manufacturing six sixes elegant Air-Tighl Stove®, 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, 1847-4l-y

FINE assortment of Open and Air-Tight j*X. Stove*, for store-rooms, meeting and echool house*, offices. &c., which take wood from 18 to 36 inches, for sale by JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 23, 1847-4 l-y

HAVE on hand a *ery general assortment of the best and Unt improved Cooking, Parlor, Air-Tight 6.7and 10 plate, and Franklin Stores, -*bich will be sold unusually tow, for almost all kinds of read* pay. I manufacture my own Stoves, and of the very best quality of metal and as tbey are much heavier then tboee brought from a distance, they will not fail as soon, and should they fail, it costs bat little time or expense to repair them, as our patterns are always on band.— Please call at the stora bv my Foundry, and look at the Stoves, and then judge for yourselves.

Please to take notice that all the above Stoves are warranted to perfornfwell in every respect, and to stand fire. If they «Jont 1 will repair tbetn free of charge. W« are ustnf the very beat of metal, and our Slovea are of a good thickness.

O-COKSUftKPTlOX IS CURED!!!xi

DR. ROGERS'

COMPOUND STRIP OF

MvmimQ MID m-

A safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUlfGS, Spitting -of Blood, Coughs, C^lds, Asthma,

Pain

in the Side. Whioping Cough, and all PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.

TOthose

who have diseased L»f?s—We call your candid and sincere attention lathe

great merit

of the above preparation, and not p4 it down with other medicines, without enquiring Kpether there is not entire satisfactory proof of its value, that too from m&n of the hishesi standing, and who ap living witnesses and can be seen. the Physfcian and Medical Faculty, and even their P^opbssors have had ihn

Statement ofDr. Hiram Cox. Late PROFESSOR in the Cincinnati ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and a Physician well known, who has an extensive practice, in relation to the cure of Miss Belt, afler havina been given up to DIE with the last stage of CONSUMPTION, by a number of able PHYSICIANS.

Mr A. L. Scovh.l Sir—However reluctant I may have been to permit my name to appear, attached to a certificate recommending Patent Medicines, Nostrums or Catholicums, 1 nevertheless think itmy duty, not only to my patrons, but to the community,and, all afflicted wirh diseases requiiing Cough Medicine, to state, that in three particular cases of incipient CONSUMPTION, viz. Miss Beit, step daughter of Mr. John Carr of this city, a Miss Barger, sister-in-law of Mr. V. Wuntlar, butchet, and Mr. R. K. Cox. one of our City Council, tlMl DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYdt'P OF LIVERWORT AND TAR operated more LIKE a SPECIFIC, than any remedy of a similar kind in its operation that I have ever used in my practice. One of tho casesabove, viz. Miss Belt, appeared to be laboring under the LAST STAGE OF SCROFULOUS CONSUMPTION, as proliounced by several PHYSICIANS whowere in attendance previous to my being called to treat the case. She is at this present time in the enjoyment of as apparently good health, and from appearance, as likely to die with any other disease, as any othea young lady of this city. As it respects the health of the other cases, all the premonitory symptoms seem lo have subsided from the use of a few bottles of the syrup above.

Very respectfully, &c., HIRAM COX, M. D.

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

For sale by CUNNINGHAM & WARREN of this place. November 3-I847-4S-ly.

CARRIAGE-IRONING, nt,ACItSMITIBIIVCr, &C.

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 Springs repairing Farming Implements of all kinds, HorseShocing, &c., &c., all of which will be done promptly, at moderate prices, and warranted equal to any work of the kind in the Wabash Valley.

He (eels thankful for former patronage, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, as long as he shall turn out work whicu cannot be sin passed. dj- Shop on Third street, a little Northwest of Reinhard's store.

Terre-Haute, May 19, 18^7-22-tf

PROTECTION! PROTECTION! Ths undersigned, ha»ing been, appointed agent for the Columbus Insurance Company, is now prepared to take risks against loss or damage by fire, and to insure goodstransported on riversandcanals.to andfrom the eastern cities and townsin the United States.

Persons insuring with said Company will be deal', with promptly and honorably. W. N. HAMILTON,Agent.

Terre-Haute. April 29,1846—19-lf

JUST ESTABLISHED. Clocks, Watchcs, & Jewelry.

THE

Iff

1 CASK MADDER: 1 2 cases Brimstone: 5 bbls.

8bv

JOSEPH GROVER.

Tcrre-H«ote, S*pt. 29, 1847—41-v P. S.—Grain, Marketing. Wood, Hay, and for mnst «*ery thine in the Produce line taken atStoves, Plows, Castings, by J.

tf. lit

subscriber has just

opened the bc?t assortment ol Clocks. Watches and Jewelry, ever offered in this place.— Such as Gold ind Silver Patent Lever, 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 Finj?er 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 ind Stiver. S. R. FREEMAN. N. B. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry, carefully repaired and warranted. (0* Store next door to Lucien Lemon's store, on the E**t side of the square. 8. R. F,

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

ADDER, BRI3ISTOIVE, AC.

•2 e*sk* Copperas, 4 do Salphor 3 bbls.Copal Varnish 9 do Fi&hOU 1 cask Sop. bleached

Spts. argentine

4 do Linseed Oil: bbl. Coach Varnish

Sperm OU

jost received, and for sale »t the Drojr 5?tj?r» «f CUNINGHAM & WARREN. May 13. 18W-2T-V

Gl ts« and White Lead!

10. 10 bv 12. 10 bv 14. 10 by 15. 11 by lis, 12 by 18. 12 by 18. 20 by 24. of the be*t brands of Pittsburgh Window Glass, 50 kegs pore No 1. White Lead for sale at the Terre Haute Drug State, bv rt'NINGHAM & WARREN.

May 1,184ft-33-jr

bar

of prejudice broken by the A^TOFISHING CUkES made by this GREAT REMEDY, ail come otit at last

and five us their certificates, that th»|8 is NO MISTAKE BUT WHAT IT MAKES CURES when everyihin? else has failed, and that it is the GKEAT REMEDY for DISEASED LUNGS. We give befrw a few remarks of the progenies and extracts from jtertificates, which are {(^Extracts from the pamphlet, yhich can be seen in full, and the exact place where tley reside, by calling on the aceul where this medicine is for sale.— fThev are from men of such bishstandinir, that the

EATEST SKEPTIC will at once be convinced ofits value. Both Tar and Liverwort are used by thelndians, who are seldom known to die with CONSUMPTION. The celebrated Dr. Critchton of Petersburg, Dr- Buchan of England, says there is no remedy eijiiai to Tar in curins CoNBRKPTioN Read a few out tf the number of oures this medicine has effected in Cincinnati alone.— KrDr. WM. J. RICHARDS of Cincinnati, savs in the case of Mr. Charles Wade, on Sixth Street market space, that Dr. Roger's Syrup of Liverwortwd Tar CURED

HIM. after ait other remedies had failed. Mr.D. LUDLOW, Race street two doors above Fifth, says not his Doctor but his CONSULTING PHYSICIAN had given up all hopes of his recovery, vet he entirely cured by the use of the above MEDICINE. TUrs. Ann Childs, Sixth street, two doors west of Synith,says that she had the Consumption, and was reduced to a mere skeleton, and her cough was so distressing, thatch under the care of a Professor in Cincinnati College, who failed to give any relief, yet this medicine gave immediate relief, and restored her lo perfect health. Mr. Gtbriel Whitehead, Catharine street half a square below I.inn, certifies that he was given up by ALL his FR1EKDS and PHYSICIANS, and had raised even QUARTS of MATTER and BLOOD from his LUNGS and this Medicine cured him entirely in a very short time. Mr. H. Plummer, (Hatter,) Main street, between Righthuul Ninth streets states that his WIFE was attended ttr two of the best Doctors, for CONSUMPTION, ior tvfo years, and then declined attending any longer, as to more could be done. She then useji two bottles ofihis MEDICINE, which RESTORED ner to health. Mr. J. Finch says he had a dreadful cough and was constantly spitting Blood, with great pain, though under the care of a Doc tor, yet he continually got worse butthe above Medi cineoperated like a charm in curing him. Judge WM BURKE, late POST MASTER of Cincinnati for twenty years, says that Mr. Finch's statements are entitled to full confidence, and that he fully corroborates what he has said,by his own experience in using it. The WIFE of the Rev. G. W. MALEY of Cincinnati, says that she had been troubled with Diseased Lunge for many years but found the happiest effect by using the above SYR UP, and recommended it to her frienii. The Rev. E W. SEHON, Rev. GEO. WALKER, ,J. P- GARNISS Esq, Col. JOHN RIDDLE, Esn..Jaines Foster, Esq..Griffin Yeatman. Esa., E. HARRISON, Ksq- D.CHURCHILL,Esa..the Township Clerk of Cincinnati,will testify to the INESTIMABLE VALUE of this medicine for Diseased Lungs. Mrs ltowe, of Stanton Ohio, says that she was so far cone with CONSUMPTION, that her Doctor said sho could not live BUT ONE DAY LONGER, and that this valuable SYRUP CURED llEll ENTIRELY. Dr. WILSON, of Galiopnlis, states that his patient, tho Rev. H. WISEMAN'S WIFE, wns worn out with Pulmonary Consumption for many years, and his remedies failed to cure, yet DR. ROGERS' LIVERWORT AND TAR had the happiest effect.

DR. DUNCAN'S

EXPECTORANT REMEDY, FOR

GG !!!l$ IMP TliO! Ml

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 CONSUMPTION!

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, particularly 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 lie found in BR. 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 cau^ng the lungs to throw off the viscid secreted matter, that accurnu lates and settles upon them.

IkKAtl THK FOLLOWING CASK AND CTJ11K. Dn. Duncax—Dear

DZT The''Expectorant Remedy" is for sale by C.J. Allison & Co., west side of lh« square, Tcr-re-Hiiuic, Ind.

November 3-1847-46-Gm.

UNRIVALED AND UN EQUALED.

A supply ofihis celebrated Remedy just received, and for sale by WOOD & KING. Terre-Haute, May 2G, 1847-23-8m

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED.

THE

VIRCJIL J. BURNET.

r„. -.r jft

undersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received, and anxious lo merit nnd receive further favors, would oay that he is still manufacturing Wagons, Carts, Dray*, and all kinds of heavy vehicles at nhort notice, and ol the vrry best materials the country can furnish— 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 tho business of Blacksmithing, and 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 blovser of the State. I have not thoughtof 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 sauxnK with the farmer, mechanic, or merchant alike, and I promise them all, that when they bring me good stock, it shall not he changed in my shop for a worse article. Please call at the sign of "the man shoeing a horse'' two squares south of the TWO srixxise WHEELS, and near the market-house.

Having

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 take a bad cold, attended 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, severr,! being highly 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 assuming a serious and dangerous character, I began to ho alarmed, and took the advice of one of our best Physicians. who at once recommended your "EXPECTORANT REMEDY"," and advised mo to procure 6 bottles. I at oncosent toyour 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 ol this present time am tiuly happy to state to you that I am rendered sound in health, and attend tn my occupation ns usual. CHARLES WILSON.

Springfield Ohio Jan. 21, 1840. HIT DR. DUNCAN'S WESTERN OFFICE, No. 150, Sycamore street, Cincinnati, where his Medicinc, together with advice, can always be obtained.

Z. P. MOSS.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 23.1846—1 —tf

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

Before il fades away.

DR. KATE'S IODINE SANATIVE.

TCoaphs,

HE most effectual remedy for diseased Lungs, Colds, Soreness of the Throat and Bronchial Orrans that has ever been brought before ihe public.

The wonderful cures with "Iodine" that have been affected in France, under the direction of the immortal Louis Lcnec and Loeol, together with the happy results that have followed its use in the private practice of the proprietor, induced him to combine It with his banaiive thai he has so lone orescribeil in diseases ol the Lungs, and Liver, giving it tbe power of eradicating ihe ConsampUve and Scrofulous Virus from the sniem, thai is possessed by no other medicine, sbort of Divine Interposition. And in order to bring this medicine within the reach of a more widely extended circle of the at dieted, than can possibly be reached io his own prac

to a us in

uken br every person under any circumstance, and Hs chetp (or cash or trade. good effects wilTin nmat casw,be "PerieiKttlJn Aue. 19- 1846-35-tf few days- It will suddenly relieve^* hard and fainful

«worb—palliate tbe symptoms of inflammation, and al jhe stroe lime excite a free and easy eipectomhathrnwioeop the

foul

secretions of mauer and phlegm

thai obstruct tbe atr cells, Una giving freedom and ewe 10 tbe circulation, and bcoyaocy and titration to the respiration, flvlnf a quiet jangoorto the lungs, fcvorabie and Indispensable to tbe beating of deep seated al-

•Stand certain remedy to so easily obtained

Price tl per bottle. Or-hr. Kan's Iodine Satuclw, may be had at C.J AltWnn's &

9t '&*&

S" ss iww: gif^r a Pt

a O

within few months past, made considerable

additions to

ur Stock of -Tol Typtj which was

ample before, we are now prepared for

O I N I N

in the best and handsomest manner, and we pledsre ourself lo patrons, that any work executed here, shall be

equal to any in the west,

and at prices graduated lo the lowest scale. We have, also, at a heavy expense, erected a perma-

"enl STANDING PRESS,

For Finishing Blanks on Foolscap or Lrtlcr Sltoois And as we have ihe

oxly onk in

Tkrrk-Havtk. those

v,i«hini handsome FOOLSCAP OR POST l'APKR BLANKS, will please call at this Office, as we can furnisii Fine Blanks./|rty psr cent, better than can be done with ihe old mode using the flat-iron.

Havins an excellent Job Printer, with a careful Pressman and prompt hands—a fine stock of materials in thr

wav

of TYPE, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, Jtc., kc., with a

Standing Press,

excellently fitted up, we think we

can u'rn handsomer Printing than any Office on the Wabash: and believing such, we invite atrial from the Dublic, knowin? that our prices are as reasonabte as any other Office in this pari of Indiana. Our STANDING PRESS itself, 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 erectetlthe first ever attached to a Printing Office here, we hope to increase our Job patronage sufficient to repay us for a small part of the outlay.

We aro prepared to execute in the best manner—

BOOKS

PAMPHLETS,

Hand-Bills, Posters, Blanks, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS, STEAMBOAT B1I-LS, AT., &«*.. and, in fact, any and all kinds of Job Priming with promptness and dispatch. 05" Other Offices of this place may have their Fools capBlanks handsomely pressed here, at a small charre, as we can do il cheaper and better than they can employ a laundress with a sad-iron.

M-We promise promptness, cheapness, and the

work

will prove it. Terro-Haute, Indiana, October 6,1847.

Kobbut Hoooatt—Sir: 1

Terre-Haute.

Sept.29, 1847, 41-6m

have been using Mr.

Fahnestock's Vermifuge for the last two years. One of my children a boy two years old was attended on by the nvist eminent Doctor, but of little consequence. 1 have known the eood eflect of this Vermifuge and cave the little sufferer agreeubleto the direction,"when 1 thought there was no medicine could relieve him. but 1 thought there was no harm, 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. three and four months, we hnve counted upwards of five hundred, and ho lias not taken any for the Inst ton months, and is restored lo perfect health we also have a little girl between two and three years old, we have given the Vermifuge and she lias tiiscKaried upwards of two hundred worms, and this day I liave bought anoiher bottle for her, I do conscientiously believe that thero never was any medicine that ever was administered to compare to it", as a worm medicine.

Sept. 24,1817. J. S. BAYLKS. The above medicine Is fur sale wholesale and retail at manufacturer's prices, by K.S.

Kino,

Wolfb,

and

Terre-Haute May 181G—21 —yr.

Wood &

JEW DAVID'S OU UERRirW

PLASTER AND PERSIAN PILLS, ID" The most successful pain extractor iu

the world ,f~jl

rpHlS Plaster is the most celebrated article .mown J. for the cure, of all seated or local pains of Ions stnndins such as Rheumatism,.Spinal Diseases, I.nnie Hacks, Oppressive pains in the Rreast, Acute painin ihe Side, Corns, Swellings, Tumors. c.,d"C.

Ths undersigned, having received the agency of the abo*e medicines, will ondeavoiio keep constantly on hand a full supply forsale by the dozen or single box, al the Torre-Hauie Drue Store.

LATE ARRIVALS.

Watclie3, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods rjlHK undersigned lu-gs lenvo to cull the attention of his 0 ienils and the public generally, to his late importations, which embraces splendid stock ol Jewelry staicB

Faney Goods, which he will sell as low ns can be had ill the Western States.

His stock embraces Ladies' large Ureast Pins, of all kinds Cientleinerrs Pins and Gobi Studs, many patterns Ear Ring-', large and small Bracelet Clasps, a hcautilul article small Clasps, Hearts and Crosses, Guard Slides, Finger Kings, all sizes, patterns and prices Gold and Silver Guard Key's, Gold anil Silver WA I CHES anil Pencils,

Siiver Arrowsnnd Slides for head dresses, Silvei Spoons and Thimbles, Miniature Cases, cheap Steel Dag Clasps, Purse Trimmings and Purse Silk, Steel Deads, Silver. Steel and Plated Spectacles, fine Penknives and Scissors. Goggles, ({old and Steel Pens, Steel and Pearl Slides, Silk Guards, Silk Purso*, Shell Combs, Card Cases, &c.„ &c., and a great variety of articles which cannot be enumerated.

ID" Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in a superior manner. I am also provided with machinery, to replace any pari of a Watch that may be worn out or broken, equal lo the original. 10" Old Silver and Gold taken in exchange,

I MUSIC AND PIANO FORTES. PETERS & WEBSTER,

/_TTTC._.TT

VfiEDealersAgents

sole lor Hunna A. H. Gale & Co.'s celehralcd Pianofortes, Music and Publishers,and keep coiietmiily on hand the largest

Block

Pamphletsexplaining '.he principles and showing the advantages of Life Insurance, with tbe rates of premium and form of application may be obtained at the office of the agency.

1- khor.

Dr. KATE'S oSce is al 150 ttfcaiBore su Cincinnati ^0|r of fll Mbsunces. and will par one cent per OHVk where bis iodine Sanative (together with advice if desired) can be obtained.

On west side of tbe square, Term-bauie ind.

.November 3,1W7*#«(.

JOHN F. CRUFT

April 1,1846-15-lf Agent

SADDLE) ft HARNESS MAKING.

J. M. Hagcr

before tbe public onder the uile of the Square, south side, where he would be glsd to

conducting the above boeiiiessin all its branches, on National Road St., a few doors from

3 3asas30a 2 We will pay a fair price in Cash Jfor any number ol fatliogs, or other animals, dressed or undressed,

kthal

^Thiriodina Sanative also gives strength and anima- ourtSteam House, north end of Market street, tfon to the enfeebled frame•r'?u*'°Z

UL-I*e

We will also purchase every desenp-

set br tbe paunch and large entrails of Hogs, after &e outside fat is taken off. H. & W. MILLER A CO.

Tene-Haute, November 17, ltM7-48-12*r

LOOK OUT FOR THE

tine Lead

D. M. CRISHER.

Terre-Haute, Ind., May 19,1847-22-tf

of Muaic and Musicul In-

xtruments in the western country. Pianofortes from $226 lo §475, Guitars, Violins, Fluies, Strings, &c., of the best quality, wholesale and retail,at low prices. W. C. PETBRH.

THEsubscriber

K.J. WEBSTER.

Louisville, Ky., August 1.1, 1847-34-6m pd

Li IFE INSURANCE.

has been appointed ^grnt of

\he Mutual Ltfelitsuratice Company ofNew York, and will receive and forward any applications for Insurance.

The importance and utility of Life Insuranceis becoming a matter of deep interest with all classes of tbe community, and is now occupying' much ol public attention. Persons in every station of society, may secure to theit families in the event of death, a compilable support and independence, by making with this institution a small annual investment (or insurance on theiriives. Individuals mayeffeel insurance on their own lives, or tbe livetofothers on the most favorable terms.

HAVEWhiteStock,whichnow

-mikt,

THECo-partnershiphaving

undersigned, formed a in the Carpenter and Joiner Business, are prepared to fill all orders

in their line, promptly, and at moderate prices. 0Shop on 2d street, North of Jacob D. Early's corner.

—ALSO—

THEYhave

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

CABINET-WARE?. On 2d street, two doors North ofChapman & Hnbermyer. and having competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of being able to fill all orders in that line, in ns coon

sttlk,

and on as accommodating terms, as can be had in this place. Lumber of all

kinds will betaken in exchange for Cabinet-Ware. 03* COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.£Q tCrOuii Hkaiisk

SHALL »K VIIKK OFChaugk. JAMES HOOK. THOMAS HOOK.

Terre-Haute, April 14, 184?—17—tf

(Oftlriul.)

ARRIVALS AND*DEPARTURES

Of 3Iji!1s at llic Post Oflicc AT TERRE-HAUTK. INI)., OCT. 1, 1847.

A 1

S/. Louis, Missouri,

Pailv, at

Indiamytolis. Daily, at 1C at nisht. Springfield, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays ami Sat. 6 p. Vinretines, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays II e.

Coving-ton. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 9 r. Cratrforilsrillc, Tuesdays and Saturdays Bloomington, Tuesdays and Saturdays'.... UtOford, Fridays, at f, Carlisle, Wednesdays, at

St. Irttiis, Daily, at

Indianapolis, Daily, at

Departures:

A, M_

Springfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays!?

a m".

I inceiutrs, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saiunlnys 5

bkst

on the Wabash, without any except ion.

trial

More I*roof in favor of II. A. Fnlnieslock's Sc Co. Teiniilnpo. Mr.

lied ford. Saturdays, at

a. m.

Coring! on, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays

a. m.

Crairfordsrille, Mondays mid Fridays. 5 x. m. Iltoomingion. Mondays'and Fridays

a. m.

Curlisle, Thursdays, al, N.R.—All Mails close,at precisely 8 o'clock, i.

m.Al

October6,1847-42-tf S. 0. DODGE, P.

SIUXOLRS AND I.I 1IKEK.

J. GROVER wish to buv 50.000 Good Shingles, niiri 50.000 fr«'t of iissoi-lwl Litimltfi', lor which they will pny the usunl prices in rash and trade.

Oj* Apply at Engle Fonndry. Terre-Haute, June 9, 1857-25-tf

IJIFE INSI lt AIM. 1:

tho true mutual principle—only one hnlf of Ihe Amount in cash lequired, that is charged by stock and other companies. .IAS. (JKOVRR,

Agent for the Ohio Mutual Insurance ('ompnny Oct. 11,'16-tf nt Terre-Hauie, Imliunu

J. It. Ct'MNHIU.V. IV. II. WAIIIIKX.

TERRE-HAUTE

S O E

:UNIN(

»IAIfI A WARREN,

Wholesale and lictail Dealers

in Drugs

Mineral and Botanic.Medicines, Dye Shtjfx Chemicals Paints Oils Var nish Patent Medicines Surgical Instruments

'Prusscs,

CUNINGHAM 4* WAUKEN.

Window Glass

Glassware Brushes Soap Perfume ri

TurpenR

Wines Liquors Spirits

TYE.

received and are opriiing llieir Summer's wns purchased illi great cure, and al reduced prices, by one of the film from which fact, they nre enabled lo sell better articles, al le*s prices than has heielolore beei» offered iu the Wnbnsh valley.

Physicians, Country Meichnnfo, nndall dealer* in the above line, nro respectfully invited lo mil ami examine our slock.

Wc will continue to receive, as usunl. Flaxseed. Ginseng, Mustard seed, Beeswax nnd Hags, nt 1I10 highest selling rntcx, iu exchange for any nud nil articles on hand, nt Ihe lowest cn*h prices.

Store next door lo M. W. Scdam'B Golden Z?agle. directly north of the C"uri Houses Terre-Haute, A112. 18, 1847-136-lf

NEW ARRIVALS AT THE

TEHI8li-IIAIJTI3 STOHIv, Smitli'n Sugar Coated fills. Allen's 4" Hntlor's Nerver iiml llnne Liniment,

Cniinbaclier's it. BoiTs Hcotl'a Leo's do Phinney's Cook's do iJappingtoii's& Daniol'sdo Tomato Ac. Dnlcli Wislnr's & Persian do iMoffntl's nnd Peters' do lilnck, Hlne and lied Ink, Cap, Priming, Wraprilng

Swnyne'K & Wlmar's Bnlsaui nf Wild Cherry, Carpenter's Har«R|arilla, do Sands' do fmlth's Tonic Syrup,-.

Snip. Quinine, do Morphine, Acetal do Carpenter's Kxt. Bnrlni, Kiihenstook's Vermifuge, Dr. Wc Lane's do

Letter and fancy billet Paper, Clarified Quills, Gardner's Liniment,

Imperial, Hun powder, Yo'ntlg Hyson and Rlack Teas Also 1000 lbs. assorted Candies. CUNNINGHAM WAKKKN.

Terre-Haute, May 11, ISJlHil-yr

FARM FOli SATE.

4 FARM four nud 11 half miles Knt from 'JYrXlL 'c-Haute 1111 the South IHooniinglori row), containing 120 acres. (50' of which art under fcnce, 35 cleared, and 7 inore ready -lo roll and fence.) a comlorlnlile hewed log ljntory holier,

_. I smoke house, frame barn, young orchard of choice (Si'ciark's and I ^ru''' "fliffed cheap fur cach. Terms one

half down, and ihe rrsi hie in eai.y payments Ihe purchaser giving notes with interest from date. Enquire ol Albert|Lango Esq., who is empowered to make the sale.

Nov. 24, 1847—49—tf.

LANVM lOll SAIJJ.

THE

following tradH of land, belonging to the lieira of Samuel lirny, E«q.. deceased, late of Jefferson county, Kenlurky, are offered for sale, viz 160 acre?, north eaet quarter, section seven,town nine north, rnnge eleven weal, situated near the mills of Hollenhack, ("lark county, Illinois. 159 56-100 acres, n»rlh west quarter, section one, town eight north, range nine wcsl, near ttatf Narrow* of the Wabash, Sullivan county. Ind. 160 acres, south west quarter, section thirteen, town nine north, ratine (our west, on the White River Bottom, five miles below Spcncer, Owen county, Indiana. 80 acres, east half south east quarler, section thirty-six, town twelve north, range nine west, or ail equal undivided interest in said tract, about three miles south cast of Tcrre-Haule, Vigo coun* ty, Indiana.

These land* were purchased from Ihe United Stales nl an early day. They are desirable tracts, and will lie sold for a part cash, balance in two equal annual payments, bearing interest. A lien will be letained on the premises sold until final payments. The title is good. For further particulars enquire of

JAMES FARRINGTON.

November 10, 1847-47-tl

Fire A Itlnrlnc Inftiiraiire A^riicy. JOHN F. CRl'I'T, Agent Protection Insurance Company.

fir

die by disease, if delivered at

TerW-Haate. from and after the first day of Decenier next, continuing through the pork pack-

Policies issued on Houses, Merchandize, Cat goes. Steam and Keel Boats, on tbe most favorable terms.

April 1,1846-15-tf

JilLTEH SPOONS.

SR.

FREE.M,AN haa received a good assortmentof Silver Spoons, wsiranted equal to coin, in quality, and for sale at New York city prices. Store on East side Public Square to the Canal Store.

Kept 15, 1847-39-if