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witnessed, to resort to menace find force, in the •cltleiheiit of our differences with other power*. According to my opinion, all are interested in adopting a line of policy which will with certainty disentangle us from the affairs of Mexico, and avoid the great sacrifices of men and money, and many other evils to which the war expose* us.— Letme say to my friends who support the Administration in their policy, that if you persist,

P«"c* by aom« good fortunes should bot be ot»tained, the war will go on from year 10 year, and you will be overthrown as a party. Do you not aee that its effcgts, in relation to our internal affairs, is to drive you into a course of policy directly contrary to that which yon hsve professed to support, SIN! to favor lhat which you have charged your opponents with supporting. You have ever professed to oppose, as a party, a national debt, and charged your opponent# with l«eing its sdvocates. Bat what, I ask, are the effects of war in thisrespcctl Is it not to create on immense national debt, greater than that which the party to which you are opposed could jmssibly have created by any other policv, had they been in power. This campaign, on which yon l«»ok lightly, will add t» it a sum more than twice as great as the entire debt of the Revolution. You have l»een opposed to the extension of the patronage of the Executive, at least in profession.

But this war is doing m^re to enlarge his patronage than any other policy which your opponents could have adopted. Yon profess to he in favor of a metallic currency. Do you not see that with an increase of stocks and 1 reasury

Has not And will not this war policy, if persisted in, effectually and finally obliterate the line of policy which you have insisted as distinguishing you from them! Why, then, to save yourselves from such a result, do you hesitate to adopt the course of policy I have suggested, as the only certain means of preventing these and other evils, and the danger to which our institution* are exposed.— The pride of opinion may resi«t. I know the difficulty, and respect it, with which we yield measuios that wo have advocated, even when time has shown them to be wrong. But true magnanimity and the highest honor command lhat we should nbandon them when they threaten to be injurious instead of beneficial to the country. It would do great credit to the party in power to adopt the policy now, in reference to the war, of taking indemnity into our hands, by assuming a defensive position, which, it can

hardly

But since it passed, and the war was recognised, most of you have continued to voto for appropriations to prosecute the war, when the object of prosecuting it wa*avo*v«d to be to acquire territory as an indemnity. Now, I cannot see

how

IHJ

the

two can be reconciled—how can you refuse to take indemnity in territory, when you have voted means for the express purpose of obtaining such indemnity. The people aro not able to understand why you should vote money so profusely to get indemnity and refuse to take it when obtained and hence public opinion has been brought so decidedly to the conclusion not to lei initiate the war without territorial indemnity. But if such territorial indemnity is to be had without involy. ing the hazard of conquering the the country, with •II the dangers to which it would expose us, we must decido whether wo shall adopt a defensive position or not now—this very session.- It will, in all possibility,

too late at the next.

I have now, Senators, delivered my sentiments with freedom and candor upon all the questions connoctcd with those resolutions. I propose nothing now but, if I find that I will be supported, 1 will move to raise a committee tu deliberate

U|HHI

the subject of the defensive lino. The opportunity is favorable while there are so many officers from Mexico now in the city, whose opinion would bo of great value in determining on the one to be adopted. If the course of imlicy which I have suggested should lie adopted, wr may not get peace immediately. The war may dill continue for some lime but, lw llmt as it will, it will accomplish the all- iin|Kirtant object— will extricate the country from its entanglement with Mexico.

Indiaun Lt'iiisliittirr.

The following resolutions were offered

by Mr. Orr, in the House, January 10, 1848, it) relation to the death of Andrew

Kennedy Mr, Harlan then roue and announced to the houso the death of the lion. Andrew Kennedy, at this placc briefly but most feelingly alluding to the social virtues which so nobly adorned the character of the deceased, and to his public services as Slate Senator and Representative iu ('ougress. with some remarks

Resolved ttnanimausly. That we deeply condole wriih his afflicted friends in the loss they hare sustained, and th^t we hereby tender to his bereaved widow our mutual sympathy.

Resolved unanimously. That his Ex* celleucy the Governor, be required to forward to the widow of the deceased a copy of the foregoing resolutions.

Resolved unanimously. That as an ev-j idence of the hieh esteem entertained fori the deceased, this house do now adjourn.

Whieb resolutions were unanimously adopted When the hoose ^Ijourned.

Business €aros.

THOMPHOI*.

IIHI

bv pri'»ii.u«

DAVID

be doubted, they

would have done when the war was recognized, if they hail seen the difficulties to which it has led. It would be a noble sacrifico of individual pride to patriotism.

In asserting that the only alternative between the policy recommended by the President and the adoption of a defensive posiiion, I have put out of the question the policy of taking no territory. I have dono so because I believe the voice of the country has decided irrevocably against it. and that to press it art the alternative, would render almost certain the final adoption of the policy recommended by the President, notwithstanding the disasters whioh it threatens. I.et me say to my friends on the other side of the chamber, (for as such 1 regard them, for political dillerences hero, do not affect our personal relations.) lhat they have contributed by their course to fix the determination not to terminate the war without suitable indemnity in territory. 1 do not reler to your voto recognizing the existence of war between the Republic of Mexico ami the United Htates. I well know that you voted with a view to furnish immediate support to den. Taylor and his army, then surrounded by imminent danger, and not with the intention of recognizing the war, and that you remonstrated and protested against that interpretation being put upon your votes.

H. D. OCOTT.

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

^ttomnjs at fiatD,

TEKRE'HAVTE, INDIANA.

November 17, 1847-48-tf

O- Persons indebted to the undersigned will, in hi. absence, settle with Nov. I. 1847—tf R. W. rHOMPaOft-

DENTISTRY.

twit, ID. ID. S.« ["8 ready to wait on customers at all time*. Office Southeast of Roinhard'sstore.

N.B. No credit given for operations, un-

lou* iirranecment.

Terre-Haute,

notes,

yon arc in danger of being plunged ngain into the lowest depths of the paper system! You, as a parly, have advocated the doctrine of free trade. Do you not sec that, by the vast increase of the expenditures of the country, and the heavy interest which you will have pay on the public debt, you are creating a necessity of increasng the du ties on imports to the highest point lhat revenue will admit, and thus depriving the country of all the practical benefits of free trade, and preventing the government from making any material reduc tion, until the whole debt is paid, which cannot be expccted during this generation! What could your opponentshavedonc more, or even as much, to destroy a system of policy which you rlaim to distinguish you from them, and to establish that which you allege to be the reason why they should be excluded from power.

May 5, 1*17-20-1

AMOHT KIW*T.T.

J. K. KIXSEI-

KINNEY & IvINNEY,

Attorneys and Counsellors

A a

TERRE-HAUTE,

INDIANA.

Terrc-Haute, March 31, 1847—15—tf

QROVERMAN & BOURNE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS

and Forward

ing Agents, and Dealers in Dry Goods, Queensware Hardware, Groceries and Country Pro-luce J»llv. National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la.

&J. GROVER. EAGLE FOUNDEUY, Manufactures Castings of all sorts, Plouch* Platform Scalcs, Andirons. SugBr Kettles, Wagon Boxes, &c..&c„ First Street, near the lower Ferry, Terre-Hautc, Indiana.

S. DANALDSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Office," Natjonjl Road, east of Market Street, will furnish Deeds, take Acknowledgements, &c.

ZEL HOLMES, M. J)., OFFERS his professional services to the cilizcns of Terre-HBUte and the surrounding ountry. Office and residence on Second Street, south of the Court-House, Terrc-Haute, Indiana.

OUSSELL GREEN, DEALER IN Stoves, Copper. Tin and Iron Ware, south side of National Rood Street, east of the Public Square,Terre-Hautc, Indiana.

Medical Notice.

Dr.

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

Terrc-Haute, Juno 16, 25—tf

HKRIIT M.

OKO. W. WKST.

8UMMF.HS,

WEST & SUMMERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

i\0. 71 CAMI'-STUEET, NEW ORLEANS, Solicit consignments of

FIJOURJ CORIV,

WHEAT, ittul all oilier produce, to the sale o( which they arc prepared to give the best possible attention.

April 28, 1847— 19—tf

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT Til

"BUCKEYE STORE."

THEtheir

subscribers take pleasure in announcing to friends and the public generally, that they have just received the largest and most general Stock of Merchandise they have ever before brought to tin* market, consisting in part of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweedscloths,

Kentucky Jeans, Linse.ys and Flannels of all kinds, 1'laid Linings and Cloaking,

I'alo Attn and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of A Ipacas, and

Five Hundred Pieccs Prints, embracing every style and variety, a large supply of llrowu and Dleuchcd Muslins, a good assortment of

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Ve. fa.

Fine and common FUR CAPS, mens and bovs Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, o( all kinds. The largest and best assortment of ItriiKsels, Ingrain, and common Carpel*, ever offered in this market, embracing many rich and desirable patterns. Indian Matting. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, with cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put tbcm up wilh. A heavy stock of

embracing some splendid China Tea Sets, and several sets of deep bine ware. Eastern Stocking Yarn, Spun Cotton. Balling, Spanish Sole Leather. Tea, Sugar, Coffee, itc., Ac., fee. All of the above are offered for cash, or most kinds ol Produce iu hand

t.owKsr itATK*. Wo particularly invito the Jobbing Trade bavins bought largely with a view to that branch of business.

PEITZ, BROTHER & CO. WASWISO'TOJI

Sroass. No. I.T

W,U|

moving the adoption of the following res-' olti lions: Resolved unanimously. That we have heard with profound regret the death of our distinguished fellow-citixen. the Hon, Andrew Kennedy, who departed this life on the 31st day or December 1847.

Resolved unanimously. That in the death of Andrew Kennedy »oci«ty has lost one of its brightest ornaments and the Slate one of its faithful sen-ants.

WIU.IAW STRKKT

NEW ARRIVAL OF

(O.VK DOOR SOUTH Or FULTOX STREKT.)

ARKfollow

MANUFACTURING AND HAVE ALWAYS nn hand a full assortment of articles In their line, of the In* description, which they will sell at wheWvwIe or rvinil at l»w prices, for cash 5War Lamp*—Gilt, Broused aud Silvered, in great va-

Suspending Solar I .amps, trill and bronxed. Bracket, do. do. d«».

Mr. Orr follotvod showing llio high estimation in n-hicll »l,p "^mphene Suspending Ump., gilt sml bronxed tleceawd was hcltl amonc«t his neighbor* 1 j,,. i' .. I do. Chandeliers and constituents, and concluding

Side. do. do. do. S»Ur Chandeliers, do. do. 1,3,4,and 6

do. do.

|j|rhis

do. do. 2. 3. 4 and 6

rarioui pat-

Girandoles—GiU,Silvered and Bronsed terns CandeUbras. no. no. do.

China Vases »nd Bohemian Glass Vases. do. ilall Lantern*, a lame assortment, plain and cat. do- with Stained and Bohemian Glass Lights. *l*mp Wicks, Chitaneysand Shades of all kinds.

Paper Shades, a large assortment of new patterns and

MUi-Sperro, Lard, of the best quality. Superior Camphene and Burning Fluid. Dec. 13, '4?~3S-&n-

Fire Marine lu*nrmiee A{:eucy join I-.TRI FT. Agtmi J'roUiitou Insurancr Cnmptmy.

OT Policie* t**oed on Houses. Merchandise, C«'*««*. Steam and Keel Boat*, on the most fa. vorable terms.

April 1.1846—IIS—tf

MIVFR Sl»00\jT

SR.

Esquire.—K modern writer rery pithily remark*, thai thi» Uilc is "now conferred on all who wear a good coat or cleat) to the Onal Store, •liirt." I ^pt Ii, liH7-3J"if

FRKBMA.N' lias rec«*e*£ a good assortm*nt of Silver fipootu. at rshlsd equal to com, in quality, sod far sale at New York rtty pww. Sfatt* on East aide Public is}u*re, next

HARDWARE,

AT THE

WEHardware,receiving

are now oar 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 8tate of Indiana. We have added many new articles, 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 lavor us with their patronage, assuring them (without sellinc at cost1) lhat our prices will l»e at a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavy goods, we offer for sale—

Iron of all kinds, Steel,

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braziers ccppcr, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocktin, zinck, axle drafts, eliptic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvils, smith's bellows, vices, lead pipe to. 1$, coi! chain to j}, 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 sale low mill saws, 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 table cutlcry, at wholesaleand retail a large assortment 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, including superior extra toa waiters in sells or single braits and-irons, fancy iron do, shovel and tongs, brass candle sticks, brass and polished snuffers, wire fenders, tablo castors, brittnnia tea setts, block lin tea pots, fancy brushes, crnmb brushes, real gcrman silver table and tea spoons. Ivory Table Knives and Forks 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-cty to give us n^call.— On hand as usual, a very largo stock of Cooper's tools of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture.— We havo taken special pains to procure a large and well selected assortment of Pools of all kinds, and wo assure the mechanic on any fame, that we shall take pleasure in showing or selling him a

S A E

Having devoted 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 plain rubber cloth, patent oil cloths 5 to 1$ yards wide, bond linings, brass and plated bands, dashes and joints, oil cloth carpetinns. malleable irons, very first rale piece of drab cloth for scats, seat handles, and coach door hinges.

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, shoe thread, hammers, pincers, punches, floats, rasps, &c., &c.

The highest price in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produce. rry- A quantity of Lake and Kanhawa Salt foi saleT S. H. POTTER & CO.

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

SOMETHING NEW.

Inew

O O S

such as Jacknncts, Cross-barred Muslins Laces, Fdginrs, Inserting!), $ c., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comfarters, fc. Straw and Leghorn

ll AVE just received from Troy, N. Y., several useful and splendid Stove Patterns, nmong which are three sizes

inp.

E E N S I A E

AT TIIK VKHT

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29. 1847-41—tf

LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,

Candelabra, Girandoles, rich China and llolieinian Gluss Vases, Hall Liinicrns, Are.

Improved Premi

um Double Oven Cooking Stoves, an excellent Farmer's Stove.

do a very large amount of work,

cach oven is

lurgc 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 tho drafl is very strong and they heat a room better than most other Stoves. They have been well tested and give entire satisfaction. 1 warrant them to please, and will sell them at a low price for ready pay. Please to look at them before buy-

JOSEPH GKOVER.

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

rilHE undersigned is still manufacturing ami keeps constantly on hand the cdebratcd

llm-k's ratenl Cooklnp Slove,

knowledged by very many of the best judges to be far superior to any other Cooking Stove in use. These are wartanted to (jive entire satisfaction in every respect they require but very little fuel.— Please remember that my Store is at the Cagle Foundry, on Front street.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1817-41-y

1^1IF. FANCY PARLOR OR ELEVATED

OVEN COOKING STOVE, constantly on hand. They have an excellent draft, boil well and take fine, cud in less time than any Stove I ever sold. JOSEPH GROVER.

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

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

Please call and see the assortment. JOSEPH GROVER. Terre-Haute, Sept. 29.1847—11-y

A FIXE assortment p( Open arid Air-Tight t"*. Stoves, for store-rooms, meeting and school house*, offiers, Ac., which take wood from 18 to 36 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-Tight 6.7 and 10 p1«», and Franklin Stoves, which will be mold unusually low. for almost all kinds of read* pay. I manufacture my own Stores, and of the very best quality of metal and as they are much heavier than those brought from a distance, they will not fail as soon, and should they fail, it costs but liule time or expense to repair them, as oar patterns are always on hand.— 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 perform well in every respect, and to stand fire. 1 they dont 1 will repair them free of charge. We are using the very best of metal, and our Stoves are of a good thickness.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute. Sept. 59. 1847-41-y P. S.—Grain, Markctin*. Wood, Hay. and for most every thing in the Produce Uae taken alSto«*», Plows, Castings. by J. G.

CONSUMPTION IS CI)RED!!!iJ

DR. ROGERSf

COMPOFND 8TWP OF

A safe and certain cure fa' CONSUMPTION OF THE LUpGS, Spitting of Blood, Coughs,

efull,

CONSUMPTION*

Ids. Asthma, oping Cough AFFEC-

Pain in the Side, and all PULMON. TJONS.

nes—We call your the ORBAT MERIT it down with othhether there is not that loo from men living witnesses

rr^O ibeoe who have diseased J. candid and sincere atlenlio of the above preparation, and not er medicines, without enquiring entire satisfactory proof of its val of the highest siandine, and who and can be seen. fc^-As the Phfician and Medical Faculty, and even their P^orassow have had the

BAR

of prejudice broken by the APTJfNISHING CUKES made by this GREAT REMEDY.bd come out at last and eive us their certificates,lhat tfcre is NO MISTAKE BUT WHAT IT MAKES CURfS when everythingelse has foiled, and that it is the $£EAT REMEDY tor DISEASED LUNGS. We give 1 of the properties and extracts froi are Q^rExtracts from the pamphl in and the exact place whei ine on the agent where this

Iowa few remarks certificates, which which can be seen hey reside, by callicine is for sale.— standing, that the be convinced ofits

'Thev are from men of such EA1EST SKEPTIC will at oi value.

Both Tar and Liverwort are are seldom known to die wilh celebrated Rr-Critchton of Petersfcrgh, Dr. Buchan of England, says there is no remedj|«iua'10 Tar in curing

by the Indians, who UMPTION. The

Read a few cat of the number of

oures this medicine has effected in Cincinnati alone.— JKrDr. WM. J. RICHARDS of Cidonnati, says in the case of air. Charles Wade, on Sixtl Street market space, lhat Dr. Roper's Syrup of Liverwfc and Tar CURED HIM. alter all other remedies had LOW, Race street two doors ab Doctor but his CONSULTING

led. Mr. D. LUDFiflh, says not his SICIAN had given

up all hopes of his recovery, yel hi vas entirely cured by the use oflheabove MEDICINr «-««.»- Sixth street, two doors west of Sm| the Consumption, and was reduce! and her cough was so distressing, of a Professor in Cincinnati Colle^i any relief, yet this medicine gave restored her to perfect heallh. MI Catharine sireel half a square beln he was given up by ALL his PR CIANS,and had raised even QU and BLOOD from his LUNGS and!

Mrs. Ann Childs, says lhat she had lo a mere skeleton. b»u under the care who failed to give smediaie relief, and .Sabriel Whitehead, l.inn, certifies lhat ENDS and PHYSIIRTS of MATTER is Medicine cured

him entirely in a very short lime. Mr. H. Plummer, (Hatter,) Main street, between Kisrltliand Ninth streets, states thai his WIFE was altendec by two of the best Doctors, for CONSUMPTION, ioitvo years, and then declined attending any longer, iiiuo more could be done. Fhe then used two bottles cf this MEDICINE, which RESTORED her to health.* )lr. J. Flnr.h^ says lie had a dreadful cough and was constantly spirting Blood, with great pain, though un|« the care of a Doctor, yei lie continually pot worse bit the above Medicino operated like a charm in curibfhim. Judge WM. BURKE, late POST MASTER of Ji»cinnati for twenty years, says that Mr. Finch's staieiiieits are entitled lo full confidence, and that he fully cwroborates what he has said,by his own experience inflBing il. The WIFE of the Rev. G. W. MALEY of Cindlanati, says thai she had been troubled with Diseased l.iiws for many years, but found tho happiest effect by uste'the above SYRUP, and recommended il to her fri»iids. The Rev. K. W. SEHON, Rev. GEO. WALKF.S. J- V. GARNISS, Esq, Col. JOHN RIDDLE, Ksq.,Jaiii« Foster, Est..Griffin Yeatman. Esq., E. HARRISON|Esi.. D.CHURCHILL,Esq..the Township Clerk of fancinnati, will testify to the INESTIMABLE VALUE bf this medicine for Diseased Lungs. Mrs Rowe, of Snowm Ohio, says that she was so far gone with CONSUMPTION, that her Doctor said she could not live BIJTONE DAY LONGER, and thai this valuable SYRUrOURED HER ENTIRELY. Dr. WILSON, of Galiobolfs, states that his patient, the Rev. H. WISEMAN'S WIFE, was worn out with Pulmonary Consumption for (wny years, and his remedies failed to cure, yet DR.fKOGEUS' LIVERWORT AND TAR had the happiest effect.

QQGQQWFWWQWQ

Statement of Dr. IlinimCox.

Ute PROFF.PSOR in the Cincinnati ECLECTIC MEPICAL COLLEGE, and a Phyiitinn well known, who has an extensive practice, in ralilion lo the cure of IWiss Belt, after havins been sivenjup to DIE with the Inst stasre of CONSUMPTION, bfi number of able PHYSICIANS.

Mr A. L.

SCOVILL

Sir—Howevfr reluctant 1 may

have been to permit my name to appear, attached to a certificate recommending Patent Medicines, Nostrums or Outholicums, 1 nevertheless think it my duty, not only lo my patrons, but to the eommunity.and, all afflicted wirh diseases requiting Cough Meillrine, to stale, that in three particular casus of incipient'CONSUMPr!ON, viz. JVliiis Hell, step daughter ol Mr. John Carr of this city, a Miss Harder, sister-in-law nfMr. V. Wundar, butchot, and Mr. R. K. Cox. one ofourCity Council, that PR. UOGERS' COMPOUND SYitOP OF LIVERWORT AND TAK operated more iJKE a SPECIFIC, than any remedy of a similar kind lolls operation that I have ever used in my practice. OnSofthe casesabove^ viz. Miss Belt, appeared lo be laboris:under llio LAST STAGE OF SCROFULOUS CONSUMPTION, as pronounced by several PHYSICIANS who were In attendance previous to my beine called toBtat the case. She is at this present time in the enjoyment of as apparently good heallh, and from appearance, a^ likely to die with any oilier disease, as any othej youdg lady of this city. As il respocls the health of tho other!cases, all llie premonitory symptoms seem to havo suliiided from the use of a low bottles of the syrup above.

Very respectfully, «Vc.,: HIRAM COX, M. D.

Cincinnati, Jan. 25th 18-17. S For sale by A. L. SCOVILL, corned of Fifth and Race streets, Cincinnati.

For sale by CUNNINGHAM & WARREN of this place. November3-18-17-46-ly. j.

CARRIAGE-IRONING, BLACKSMITHING, &C.

THE

They will

undersigned informs his frionds and the public generally, that he is ready at all times to attend to any work in the

repairing Farming Implements of all kinds, HorseShoeing, See., &c., all of which will bo done promptly, at moderate prices, and warranted equal to any work of the kind in tho Walmsh Valley.

He (eels thankful for former patronage, and rospectfully solicits a continuancejof the same, as long as he shall turn out work |hicU cannot be surpassed. (J-y Shop on Third street, a lit Jo Northwest of Reinhard's store.

VIRGIL 1 BURNET.

Terre-Haute, May 19, 1847-2|-tf

PROTECTION! PROJECTION! IHE

undersign

goods transported on riversandcatMls.to andfrom the eastern cities and townsin tho United States. Persons insuring wilh said Company will be dealt with promptly and honorably.

W. N. A MILTON, Agent.

Terre-Haute. April,29. 1846-H-tf

JUST ESTABLISHED.

Clocks, Watches, &, Jewelry

THE

subscriber has just

"opened thqbest assortment ol Clucks, Wa/rte* and Jewelry, ever ofTered|n this place.— 8uch as Gold Snd Silver Patent I.ever, L^ine,. Duplex, Vertical, Hori*»iaial, and Verge Watches Goljl Goard and Fob Chains an| Keys Gold,

Stone, and Cameo Set Pins. 4f every style Plain. Gold, and Set Finger and Esr Rings Gold and Silver Pens, and Pencils Oold and Silver Spectacles, and Thimbles, and all kher articles in the line, which will be sold at city prices, and war ranted genuine.

The highest prices paid for old Cold and Silver. 8. R. FREEMAN. N. B. Clocks, Watches and Je*elrj, carefully repaired and warranted. (jj Store nrit door to Lucien (Lemon's store, on the East side of the square. S. R. F.

Terre-Haute, Mav 12, 1847-2l»tf

HI ADDER, BR131STOXE, AC. 4 CASK MADDER 2 tasks Copperas, 1 2 Brimstone: d« Salphnr

3 bbls. ^pu.Tarpeniine: 3 bbls.CopalV'arnish 4 do Llas«edOil: 9 *s FitkOil bbl. Coach Varnish 1 cask Sup.bleached

May 13, tS|*-»!-v

Gltts*

Sperm Oil

just received, and for sal eat lbs Drag Stare of CHNINGHAM &

WABBEN

and White Lead!

by 10. 10 by IS, 10 by 14, 10 by 15.11 by 18r 12 bj 18, 12 by 18. 20 by U, of the best brands of Pittsburgh Window Glass, 50 kegs pure No

White Lead for sile at the Terr*

Haute Drug Store, by CUNIXGHAM & WABBEN. May 1,1818-33yr

DR. DUKCAltf'S

EXPECTORANT REMEDY,

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 OP CONSUMPTION!

HOW

many persons put off from lime 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 be hold hundreds of persons, whose countenances bespeak suffering, wilh 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 (he cure of a Cough, anil the premonitory symptoms that lead to CONSUMPTION. This medicine im mediately heals the irritated Membrane of tho Bronehi and Lungs, gives strength and support to the enfeebled frame, thus causing the lungs lo throw off the viscid secreted matter, lhat accumu lutes and settles upon them. llKAn THE FOLLOWING CASK AND CUttE.

DU. DUNCAX—Dear

O" The ''Expectorant Remedy" is for solo by C.J. Allison & Co., west side of tho square, Ter-re-Hautc, In J.

November S-ISIT-IG-Cin.

TO FABMEUS AftB OTHERS INTERESTED.

TIIE

Blacksmithing line, such as Ironing VVagons,Carriages,

Buggies making and repairing

Eliptic Springs

undersigned, thankful for the very liberal patronage he has received, and anxious to merit nnd receive further favors, would say that he is still manufacturing Wagons, Carts, Drays, and all kinds of heavy vehicles at short notice, and of the very best materials the country can furnish— and his workmanship where known will speak for itself, and as it is the way ho makes his living, ho cannot afford to do bod work and use bad materials. Having beenTaised to thebusiness of Blacksmithing, and depending on i.t 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 blow• er 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 tho sauxnn with the farmer, mechanic, or merchant alike, and I promise them all, that when they bring mo good stock, it shall not be changed in my shop for a worse article. Please call at the sign of "the man shoeing a horse?'

two

ed^ having been a[fainted agent for thd Columbus Insurance Company, is tlaw prepared lo takSe risks against losi or damage by firr^and to insure

squares south of the

WHEELS,

DK. KATE'S IODINE SANATIVE.

rpHE most pffpcttial remedy for diseased I.une *, Colds, A Coughs, Soreness of the Throat and Bronchial Oreaosthat has ever been brought before Iho public.

The wonderful cures with "Mine" that have been affected in France, under the direction of the immortal Louis Lenec and Liigol, together with the happy results that have followed its uae in the private practice of the proprietor, induced him to combine it with his Haomive that he has so lonp orescribed in diseases ol the Lun?s, and Liver, iving it the power of eradicating the Consumptive and Scmfutinis Virus from the system, that is presessed by no other medicine, short of Hivine interposition. And in order tobring this medicine within the reach of a more widely extended circle of the afflicted, than can possibly be reached in his own practice, (and thus to extend its usefulness,) he introduces it beforethe public under the title •DR Ki TtTS IODISE SASATIIE

This medicine is pleasant to the taste, and may be taken by every person under any circumstance, and its •o«d effects wilt, in most cases.be experienced in a ,'ew days. It will suddenly relieve a hard and painful

cnu :h—palliate

LAIPPSA

HAVIKO

Sir: Y»u 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 EXPRC TORANT REMEDY. IJiad 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, several 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 ray cough. Finding that my disease was assuming a serious and dangerous character, I began to lutnlarmed, 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 once sent lo your Cincinnati Office for them, and commenced using tho medicine as soon as recicved. I fancied it gave me relief the first day. On the second day my eough felt much easier, and I began lo throw up largo quantities of phlegm and matter. On the sixth day roy 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. 0=DR. DUNCAN'S WESTERN OFFICE, No. 150, Sycamore street, Cincinnati, where his Medicine, together with advice, can always be obtained.

&<},

TWO SN»!*INO

and near the market-house. Z. P. MOSS. Terrc-Haute. Der.23. 1840-1-tf

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

Before It fades away.

the symptoma of inflammation, and at

the same time excite a free and easy expectonuionthrowinc up the 6ml secretions of matter and phlegm lhat obstruct the air cells, thus givinf freedom and ease to the circulation, and buoyancy and exhiliralion to the respiration, eivin? a qulel tens nor to the longs, favorable and indispensable to the beating of deep seated ulcerations.

The Iodine Sanative also gives strength and animation to me enfeebled frame. restoring to the diseased functions of the system sound health. Wbo will any longer suffer wilh diseased Lonffs or ver when such a safe and certain remedy is so easily obtained

Dr. KATE'S office Is at 130 Sycamore st. Cincinnati Ohio, where his iodine Sanative (together with advice if desired) can be obtained.

Price

per botUe.

a£rDr. Kate's Iodine Sanative, may be bad al C.J. Allison's & Co. westside of the square, Terre-baute Ind. November 3,1(447-46^6.

Eastern garble.

A I,L persons wtsbma to purchase Marble Grave J\ Stones, Spires' Monuments, Tsbte Tombs, or any thing in the Marble line, can l-e accommodated at our shop, in Terre-Haute. on as reasonable terms as at any place in the West. The public sre requested to call and see.

CJ*

Sh°P

*"t,onii

Ro,d

Street, one door

east of Ezra W. Smith's store. RICKITTH & HAWLUV. Tene-Hsote, Jan. 19, 1848-5-3m I

"LIFE IXSCRASCE AGENCY, I John F. Craft, tgtnt Mutual Ufe Insurant* Company, N.Y.

Vr Policies for one year, or seven years, tor (ife..i*a}ed on the most favorable terms. April 1, 1847—15-tl

within a few months past, made considerable

additions lo our Stock of .Tob Type which was ample before, we are now prepared for

JOB PRINTING,

tie best and handsomest manner, and we pledre oureelf to patrons, lhat any work execu ted herp. shall

TO ANY IN THE WEST,

and at prices graduated to the loirest scale. Wo have, also, at a heavy

expense,

erected a perma-

STANDING PRESS,

for Finishing: Blanks on Foolscap or Inciter Sheets

And as we have the ONLY ONE IN

TKRRB-IIAPTB,

wlshin? handsome FOOLSCAP OK POST PAPKK BLANKS, will please call at this Office, as we can furnish Fine Blanks Jiffy per cent, better than can be done wilh thejold mode or usine the flat-iron

Havini an excellent Job Printer, with a careful Press kn ami prompt hands—a fine stock of materials in tl" way

rain an way of UUT

TYPE, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, &c., Jtc., with

STANDIIRO PRESS,

excellently fined up, we think wo

can tiirij out handsomer Printing than any Office on the YfabasliK and believing stich, we invite a trial from the

n0blic,Knowins

that our prices are as reasonable as any

other Otece in this part of Indiana. Our STANPINO PRESS itself, adds more to the value of a Blank which has to be written on, than can be obtained by any other process lever used, ana as we have erected the first ever aUacho4 to a Printing Office here, we hope to increase onr Job ""patronage sufficient to repay us for a small part of the oatlay.

We are prepared to execute in the best manner—

BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, Hand-Bills, Posters, Blanks, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS, STE4MBOAT

1111.1.S.

Mr.

Ac., &c..

and, in fact, any and all kinds of Job Printing with Diomptness and dispatch. JJ" Other Offices of this place may have their Fools cspBlank.i handsomely pressed here, at a small chnrre, as we can do II cheaper and better than they can employ a laundress with a sad-iron.

We promise promptness, cheapness, and the BEST WORK on Ihe Wabash, without any exception

will provo it. Terre-Haute, Indiana, Octobor 6,184/.

HOIIKRT HOOOATT—SIR: 1

KINO,

Terre-llauto.

Sept. 29, 1847, -U-6in

TJ11S

CUNINGHAM WARREN.

Terre-Haute May 1840-21-yr.

LITE ARRIVALS.

Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods. rfniE undersigned begs JL

Jewelry ami

Fancy Good ), which he will Hell as low as can be ijud in the Western States.

His stock emSrnces Ladies' large Breast Pins, of all kinds Centlemon's Pins and Gold Sunls, many patterns Ear Ring-, largo and small Bracelet Clasps, a beautiful article small Clasps, Hearts and Crosses, Guard Slides, Finger Rings, all sizes, pitlerns nnd prices Gold and Silver Guard Key's, Gold and Silver WATCHES and Pencils,Siiver Arrows and Slides for head dresses, Silver Spoons nnd Thimbles, Miniature Cnses, cheap Steel Rag Clasps, Purso Trimminus ami Purse Silk, Steel Beads, Silver, Steel and Plated Spectacles, fine Penknives and Scissors. Couples,

LOOK OUT FOR THE

1191 •I*

Mlm

ta 'iH oJi

,pi"1

A trial

More Proof in favor of B.

Fiihnestoek's & Verinifnpe.

havo been usine Mr.

Fahneslock's Vermifuge for the last two years. One of my children a boy two years old was attended on by the rossteminent Doctor, butof little consequence. I have kaown the good effect of this Vermifuge anil eavetlip little sufferer asreeubleto the direction, when I thousht there was no medicine could roliove him. but 1 Ihmiglii there was no harm, if il did no good, tho first discharce wss seventy-eight very large worms, the next day six-ty-seven, we have continued giving it to him every two,three anil four months, we havo counted upwards of five hundred, and he has not taken any for the last ion months, and is restored lo perfect health wo also have a little girl between two and three years old, we have given the Vermifug6 and she hits discharged upwards of two-hundred worms, and this day 1 have bought another bottle for her, I do conscientiously believe that ihere never wns any medicine lhat ever was administered to compare to it. as a worm modicine.

Sept.24,18-17. J. S. BAYl.KS. The above medicine is for sale wholesale and at manufacturer's prices, by E.S.

WOLFK,and Wretail,

OOD &•

JEW BAVID'S OR IIEBKHW PLASTER AND PERSIAN PILLS, 0":The most succcssful pain extractor in the world .TT)

Plaster is the most celebrated article .tiiowii for the cure of all sealed or local pains of lone standing such as Rheumatism,Spinal Disoases, l.nnii' Hacks, Oppressive pains In the Breast, Acute painin the Side, Corns, Swellinps, Tumors, 4*c..^c.

Tlis undersigned, having received the agency of the above medicines, will ondeavo rlo keep constantly on hand a full supply for sale by the dozen or single box. attheTerre-Haute Drug Store.

Silk

(told nnd Steel Pens, Steel nnd Penrl Slides', Gukrds, Silk Purses, Shell Combs, Cnrd

CRJ

&c., and a great variety of arliclcs which cDrvwt bo enumerated. .tti* Clocks, Watches nnd Jewelry repaired in a siperior manner. I nm also provided with machinery, to replace any part of a Watch that may be »orn out or broken, equal to the orieinnl. fly Old Silver and Gold taken in exrhantre.

D. M. CHISJIEK.

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

MUSIC AND PIANO FORTES.

PfcTERS & WEBSTER,

LOOTSVILLB.

ARB

KT„

sole Agents tor Hunits & ('lark's, and A. H.Galo & Co.'s celebrated Pianofortes. Music Dealers and Publishers,and keep constantly ofchand the largest slock of Music and Musical Insfcumenls in the western country. Pian-dorli's Ircni $225 to $475, Guilnrs, Violins, Flutes, Strings &C., of the best quality, whole*ale and relatival low prices. W. C. PEI KK*.

UFE INSURAftCK.

^llHE subscriber lias been appointed \gent ol the Mutual Life Insurance Company ol New Yferk, and will receive and forward any applicants for Insurance.

The importance and utility of Life Insurance is be tonting a matter of deep interest wilh all classes of the community, and is now occupying murh ol pi bite attention. Persons in every sialioii of soci ty, may secure to theii families in the event ol dfith, a comfoitable support and independence, h) making wilh tliisinstiiution A small annual inv« (menl lor insurance on theirlives. Individuals effect insurance on their own lives, or the I i^s of others on the most favorable terms. amphlets explaining tins principles and showinl the advantages of Life Insurance, with the rats of premium and form of application may be ot sincd at the office of the agency.

JOHN F. CKUFT

Lpril 1,1846-15-tf Agent

SkDDLE dc II4RXE88 ^1AKI\C

J. M. Hagcr

.' conducting the above business in all its branches on National Road »t., a few doors from Square, south side, where he would be glad to tall who want a good article in the above line ip (or cash »r trade. iat.19.1846-35-tl

C23oas3aa2 OsissOaa We will pay a fair price in Cash lor any number of fat Hogs, or other animals, dressed or ondressed, that die by disesse. if delivered at ...f Steam House, north end of Market street, Tlrre-Haute, from and after the firrt day ol December next, continuing through the pork pscitin| season. We will also purchase every d«criptirk of fat substances, and will pay one cent p«r Mfor the pennch and large entrails of Hogs, a lUi'the outside fat »taken off.

mHE undersigned, having formed

Co-partnership in the

pen tor :iii«l Joiner Business,

aro prepared to fill all orders

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

—ALSO—

FT^HEY would inform the public, that

they have opened a shop for tho manufacture of

CJiBINE T- WARE^ On 2d street, two doors North ofChr»j»man & Hnbermyer, and having competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of being able to fill all orders in that line, in ns noon

HKAIISS

STYLK,

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

kinds will lie taken in exchange for Cabinet-Ware. d3 COFFINS MADE TO OHDKR.J^Q O'Oun

CHAHUK.

SHALL RK FHKK OF

JAMES HOOK, THOMAS HOOK.

Terrc-Haute, April 14, 1847—17—tf

those

(Otliriul.)

ARRIVALS ANF DEPARTURES

Of Mails at the Post Office

AT TKRRE-II.UTTK, INP.. OCT. 1. ]S}7,

A I 1 I

S\. Missottri,

Lai)y,

at A,

JJ.

Indtannpo/is, Daily, at IS at nisrhl. Spnnrfiehl, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays aim Sat. 6 p.

Wnr«WN*.«, Mondays, Wednesdays mill Fridays e. M. Covington, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 9 p. st. Crotr/orilsrille. Tuesdays anil Saturdays 9 e. m. Rlomnington, Tuesdays iind Satunlnys 9

M..M

Hertford, Fridays, at p.

Carlitle, Wednesdays, at l)t|ia I

rc«i

Sf. Lotn's, Dally, at

Intlianapoliii, Dally, al

S^tringfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

:T A M.

Iinrcntirti,Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 5 A. M. Oori»jr/wJ,'Tutsdays, Thursdays ami Saturdays 6 A. M. Crutrjonlsrillt, Mondays and Fridays *, x. M. IHoomingtm, Mondays and Fridays f,

Htdford, Sinurilays, "at x. M. Curlitlt, Thursdays, at

A. M.

N. B.—All Mailsclose,»i precisely 8 o'clock, p.

October 6, UW-li-lf S.

D01HJK, RT.

SHINGLES AND LIDIBKR. & J. GKOVER wish lo buy 50.0AO ool Shingles, aiul 50,000 feet of assorted

LIImiter,

for which tlmy will

pay the usual prices in cash nnd trad*. (Jj* Apply at Kagle Foundry. Terre-Huute, June I), 1857-26-tf

Mi l: lNSTRANC'E

tho true mutual principle—only one half of the amount in etish required, that is charged by stock and other companies.

AS. (i ROVER,

Agenl forlhe Ohio Mutual Inaurane* Company Oct. 14.'4(i-tf at Terre-Hauie, Indiana

J. it. rt'MNIIIUM. w. n. WAUHKN.

TERRE-HAUTE

S O E

I AM A WARIIF.N,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in I)rugsr Mineral and Botanic Medicines, lhje .Staffs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Patent Medicines. Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Window Glass,

Glassware, 11 rushes, Soap, Perfumery, Wines, Liquors, Spirits Turpentine, While Lead, §-c.,

AVE rceeivod and ore now opening their Summer's Stock, which was purchased will* great enre, and at reduced prices, by one ol ibo firm from which laet. lln-y are enabled In sell belter articles, at lees prices than hus heretoloie been offered iu tho Wabash valley.

leave to cull the atleniion

of his fiiemls anil the public generally, to his late importation*, which embrajesn s| leudid stock of

Physicians, Country Meichanls, and all dealers the above line, ore respectfully inviled lo call iinl examine our slock.

We will continue to receive, as usual, Flaxseed, Ginseng, Mustard seed, Beeswax and Rags, at llio highest selling rule*, in exchange lor any and al) articles ori hand, at the lowest cash prices.

Store next door lo M. VV. Sedaui's Golden Fugle, directlv north of llie Cmiii House. Terre-Haute. Auj. 18. 1847-.*)6-tf

NEW ARRIVALS AT THE

TGitiii:-iiiu ri: oituc STOKI:. Smith's .Snpnr Contril Pills. Allen's tf Rwili-r'a Nerve Crumbiir.lier's KotTs do and Done l.lnlNieiil, t-'colt'sk Leo's do Swayne's Jt Wl«i«» ButPliinnny's it. Cook's do Hum of W Hi! Cherry•, Happinylon's fc Daniel'sdo iCarpenier's t-'armiparilla, Tomato It Ihncli ilo hands' do Wistar's A Persian do Hmilh's Tonic Symp, Moduli's and Peters' do Snip. Quinine, Black, Blue and lied Ink, do Morphine, Cap, 1'rliiilng, Wrappinc Aceial do

Letter and fancy billet I I'aper, Clarified Quills, OHrdner's Liniment,

F.J. WEBMTEK.

jllouisville, Ky„ August 1 1, 1847-:34-(irn pd

Carpenter's Ext. Biichtt, Fahensiock's Vermifuge, Dr. McLuue's do

Imperial, Gunpowder, Yonng Hyson and Black Teas. Also 1000 lbs. assorted Candles. CUNNINGHAM & WAIiHKK.

Terre-Hai'te, May 11, lbl6-i'l-yr

MMIS FOR S11/K.

1^1 IE following Intel* ol Inud, belonging to the

heirs ol unuel llrny, E«|., deceased, lale of Ji iFi rson county, Kentucky, nrenflered for sale, viz l(iO acre*, north enfl quarter, section seven, ton

nine north, ranee eleven west, sijiiutr/d near the mills nf lliillunbark, ('lark county. Illinois. lfj'J 50-100 acres, north west quarter, section one, town eight north, ranee nine west, near the Narrows ol the Wabn-h, Muliivah county, Ind. 1G0 acres, south west quarter, section thirteen, town nine north, ranjrc lour west, on the Wliiln llivcr Holtom. live miles below Spencer, Owen county, Indiana. 80 acres, east half south east quarter, section thirty-six, town twelve north, range nine west, t»r an equal undivided in-erest in said trsrt, about three miles south east of Ttrre-Haule, Vigo county, Indiana.

These lands were purchased Irom the United States at an early d.iv. They are desirable tracts, and will lie sold for a port cash, balance in two equal annual payments, bejiring interest. A lien will be retained on the premises sold umil final payments. The title is good. I'or further particulars enquire ol

WHITE

JAMES FAKRINCTON.

November 10, 1847-47-tl

Fine Iloracs Wanted. THE uinlersit'iied has fitted up llio lJurton stable, arid intends .remaining in Terre-_JL

Haute the ensuing winter, with the view of purchasing Fifty or Sixty Fine Horses, for which he is prepared lo pay Iilicral prices in rash. Farmmcrs of ihe country may sec some fine samples in the way ol h«rse-flesh by calling at the aforesaid *iable. and if they have similar st.ick (or sale, they would do well lo brins it in. The advertiaer wants no common horses, but only the very best the country can afford, therefore an inferior animal need not be offered.

DAVID RUN WON. Laie of 8t. Louis, Mo.

Terre-H lulc, December 22, 1847-1-tf itJ" We were politely requested to call atM R.'s stables to see his line lot of Horses, and we can say we have seldom seen so many noble looking animal* together, most of which serin like they can Iwiund over the earth tike antelopes and as Mr. Runnion has not made up his complement yet, our Farmers now hsve a chance la dispose of all their fine stock at good prices. We should be glad to hear, that in:be market to which this stock may be taken, that the Indiana horses bore the highttl prices, and best remunerated the raiser arid purchaser. There will be no mail failures where these horses sfe used.—Et. Ex.

Glue, very superior, for sale C. J. ALLISON & CO.

STJLPH.

R. & W. MILLER & LO.

Terrc-Haute, Novembet 17, ltJ47-48*l2w

Morphia for sale by CJ. J. ALLISON & CO.

fl ALTI.MOKE Chrome Yellow for sale by ALLIdON' dc CO.