Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 February 1848 — Page 4

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From ths New York Courier and Enquirer. The Bridge at the Fulls of Nia.

ffsira.

been

Intensely irtte

l,leh,n

8 to description, from a well-in-iwmed and competent aource, of the great

Dr!l,?e

°*er the gorge that separates the dominions of the Queen from those of th*

If any thing could be wanting

.. President _. in the attraction of the country about Nia^ gara to turn thither the tour of the multi-

Indes in the pleasure season, this bridge will *»pply it. Its thousands of tons of weight of the strongest iron-cord that the ingenuity of the iron-master can: desire, find a safe support in wrought-ironanchors, built in the •olid rock one hundred feet below the surface, so that before it could yield, the very rock-bound eafth would forsake its tenacity, A. large wooden frame work is to be placed ®o that no undulating motion can'be experienced. In full sight of the cataract, the Burge of angry waters far beneath, the sullen ftjorm-beaten rocks all around, the quick lo•ij^ comoti»e will put forth all its quickne*R to rush beyond the peril of its journey. This glorfous work is already begun, the money

Tor its cost paid in and available, the excavations commenced, and the contractor is to pads horseback by the middle of next June. Its firmness is to be such that, with all the burdens of a powerful locomotive and a long attendant train of cars, it is not to vibrate one inch in the centre. The railway is to occupy the centre, two carriage ways on either side, and two footways.

What a magnificent spectacle this road in full use will present! A road of this kind over the Menai Straits in Wales is famous for the daring displayed in its construction. That over the Niagara will soon be worldfamed. It will be an iron link of civilization between the ruling Power* of the world, and will never bo severed.

One of the first thoughts that presents itself in reference to the construction is as to how the wires are to be thrown across. The steamboat now used below the Falls is lo take over two cables, to which strands of Iron sre affixed. These are to be drawn over till two ropes of iron are drawn over, on which a temporary pathway is to be placed and when I inquired where workmen could be found that had nerve enough to work effectually under such circumstances, the answer, so characteristic of American strength of action, was, "Oh, thero are always plenty of Yankees who have both the courage to work thereand the ingenuity to work well

The great railway in Canada which is 15 connect with this mighty work presents some admirable features. Its grade is over twenty feet, and a very large proportion of the distance is on a straight line. On one line perfectly straight, ninety miles are laid out. All the highways of the country are to pass either over or under the road, by depression or elevation as lo bo entirely removed, so that there will be neither obstacle nor hindrance to a flight which will put more lile into the provincial dominion of hsr Britannic Majesty than it has yet seen. "That same" province of Canada West has yet to see great days. England expends millions on sections of her great dominion far less worthy of her notice and festering care.' "The last link" is completed when this gieot bridge of the cataract shall have been completed. From Boston and from New York an unbroken line is prevented, and the day is soon coming when sumo correspondent of yours will delineate the incidents of a thirty hours' journey from the metropolis to Detroit. Such are the movements and the progress in support of which all may unite, and which mark no busy day.

Randolph IIIHI liic Clergy. In debate in the Virginia Convention of 18'29—30, on proportion to exclude ministers from being elected lo the legisI lnture, Jolin Randolph said—'Figure to yourself, sir, a minister of tho gospel of peace about to reprove for his sins, a man of wealth and influence in his county, having at t'nosame time a desire to represent that county. This is no exclusion of any occupation, incompatible with the discharge of the duties of member of either branch of tho legislature. The task of legislation is at war with tho ditties of the pastor. The two are utterly incompatible. No man can busy himself in electioneering (and in these limes who can be elected without it?) No man can mingle in legislative cabals I say no man can so employ himsell without being disqualified for those sacred duties which every minister of the gospel takes upon himself, and for which he is accountable, not to his constituents at home, but to the

God who made him, and who will call liitp to a much more rigorous account than that he renders to hit parishioners.— There i» an indecency in this thing.— We have heard mflch about exclusion of the ladies but there is not grater indecency and incompatibility in a woman's thrusting herselfinto a political assembly and all its cabals, than a clergyman's undertaking the same thing.

One of the greatest masters of the human heart, and of political philaosphy too, declares that while the French are in their manners more deferential to woman than any other people, they hare less real esteem for woman than any other nation on earth. Let me illustrate this. The Turk shews that he values his wife by looking her up it is to be sure a mistaken mode, but he shews that he estimates the value of the treasure by putting it tinder ]«ck and key. The Frenchman permits his wife to mingle in political affairs and if Madame Roland had not been engaged in such affairs. Mn thine Roland would never have ascendcd the scaffold. If women will unsex themselves and if priests—(what shall I say?) degrade themselves by mingling in scenes and in affairs f»r men, they loose all deference they now enjoy they will be treated roughly—like men. Just so it is with priests. They lose all deference which belongs and which is paid to their office (whether they merit it or no.) Rely upon it, if you permit priests to be made members of the legislature, they will soon constitute a large portion of all your assemblies and it has been truly said that no countries were «o ill governed as those which were ruled by the counsels of women, except such as have been governed by the counsels of priests.

I)I»*JktrtTt.

HAVOC

Patterson,

MEASLES.—The

J. Intelligencer mention#,

on the authority of a private letter fr»Vm Mexico, that the measles are raging to a frightful extent among the children at Zacatecas and Durangn. A. singular peculiarity of the disease in. that it ia accompanied with severe vnmittn^ an«l the bliKMl flox. A Sout four thousand chitdren are supposed to have died in the city ofZacaiecas, and about the same number at Durango.

BLACK TONOUK.—Three

mmsmm

or four cases

«f this fatal epidemic, are reported in Ivon, Msec.

Business Cetrbs.

R. W. THOXPSO*. H. U. SC«TT.

THOMPSON & SCQTT,

3Utmtet)0

at Cam,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

November 17, 1847-48-tf

ILT Person* indebted to the undersigned will, in his alwfrice, settlo with H.D. Srott, Esq. Nov. 1. 1847-if R. W. THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY.

!Da IDo 3«e

IScustomers

less bv previous arraucement. Terre-Hauie. Mav 5 lJ47-20-ly

AHOIJT KISWST. "J- K. KJ**E*.,

KINNEY & KINNEY, Attorneys and Counsellors

A A W TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. T«rre-Hnule, March 31, 1847-16—tf

f^ROVERMAN fc B0LJRNE. MISSION MERCHANTS and Foi

& J. GROVER, EAGLE FOVNDERY, Manufacture* Castings of all sorts, Plouehs, Platform Scales, Andirona. Sugar Kettle*, Wagon Boxes, &c.,<fcc., First Street, near the loweT Ferry, Terre-Hnute. Indiana.

FkAVID S. DANALDSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Office," National Road, east of Market Street, will forniah Deed*, take Acknowledgements, &c.

A ZEL HOLMES, M. D., OFFERS hit professional services to the 'citizens of Terre-Haute ami the surrounding ountry. Office and residence on Second Street, south of the Court-Houao, Terre-Hnute. Indiana.

OUSSELL GREEN, DEALER IN Stoves, Copper. Tin and Iron Ware, south aide of National Road Street, eaat of the Public Square, Terre-Huute, Indiann.

Medical Notice.

BR.

0. A. MOSS, reaped fully oilers his professional services to the public. Office on Third Mtreet, first door South of the Town Hall.

Terre-Haute, June 16, 25—if

OKO. W. WSIT. II MIT M. SRMMKKB.

WEST & SUMMERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

no. 7i C4!»ir-sTiti:i:i\ NEW ORLEANS, Solicit consignments of I'IJOUR, (!OK\, WHEAT, :uul all oilier produce, to thii sale of which they are prepared to give the beat possible attention.

April 28, 18'17-19-tf

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT TIIE

BUCKEYE STORE.

THEtheir

subscribers tdko pleasure in announcing to friends and the public generally, that they have just received ihe liirueat and most general Stodk of Merchandise they have ever before brmmht to illIM nuirket, consisting in part of

Broadcloths, Cossimere*, Satinets, Tweediclo/hs, Kentucky Jeans, Linsei/s and Flannels of all kinds,Plaid Linings and Cloaking,

Palo Alto and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and

Five Hundred I'icccs Prints, embrncing every style and variety, a largo supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, «$c. frc.

Fine and common FUR CAPS, men* and

boys Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoos, of!

all kinds. Tho luruest and best assortment of

Ili-Iissels, Ingrain, and common Car-

E E N S I 1 E

Jmbraciinr some splendid China Tea Sets, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Stnckina Yarn, Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanish Sole Leather. Teu, Sugar, Coffee, &c., iVc., «5rc. All'of th.^ abovo are offered for cash, or most kinds of Produce in hand AT TRK VKIIT LOWKST II TF«. We particularly invite the Jobbing Trade, having bought largely with a view to that branch of business.

Malt Lantern*, a Urye amnvtinftu, plain and cot. do. with Stained and Bohemian Glass Light*, limp Wicks, Chimnrvs and Shades of all kinds. Paper Shadw, a large assortment of new patterns and stvl»». tHLS—Sperm. Wi*l»aod l-ard, ef best quality.

Saperinr Camtihoae and Burning Fluid. Dec. t*.

Fire A Marine Insurance keener

JON\

NEW ARRIVAL OF

HARDWARE,

.. AT THE

WluTE

are

ready to wait on at til

•time*. Office Sootheast of Reinhard'sstore. N-B. No credit given for operations, un

COM•rward-

ing Asents,and Dealer* in Dry Gooda, Queensware, Hardware, Groceries and«Countrv Pro-luce generally, National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la.

Inew

O O S

tuch as Jackonets, Cross-barred Muslins Laces, Edgings, Insrrtings, t^c., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comforters, .{c. S/ruw and Leghorn

ever offered in this market, embracing f',r

many rich and desirable patterns. Indian Mat-

ting. Floor Oil Cjolhs, Table ditto, splendid paiwted Window Shades, with cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put them up with. A hoavy stock of

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre-Haute. Sept. 29. 1847-4 1-tf

LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,

Cumlelnbrn, fiimiMloles, ricli China ami llohemisiu Glass Vases, Hall I'sniterus, Ac.

DRITZ. BROTHER & CO. WAKHINOTOK STORKS, NO. 139 WILMAM STRIKT NT T. (O.YB DOOR SOUTH Or F17LTOX STREET.)

RE MANUFACTURING AND HAVE ALWAYS J\ on hsatl fall assortment iif artlclos in their tine, of the fottovrinf description, which they will sell al wholes*!* or retail *•. iw pri««s. for cash

Solar Lamps—GiU* Bronxod and Silvered, in great vtriftr. Suspending Solar Latnpe, plUand bromeJ.

Bracket, do. do. do. Siite. do. do. do. S-»Ur Chandeliers, do. do. 3,3,4, and 6 LLPHLS.

Canphene Suspending Lamp*, (ilt and bronxed. do. Bracket do. do. do. Chandeliers do. do. S. 3. 4 and lirhu. «»ir*ndolrt—Gilt,Silvered and Bronted, Tartans palter i»s. t'undfUtvnw, do. Ho. do. t'lnna Vas"* *nrt Bohemian Glass VISJ. do.

RU T.

vorahie terms, April 1.1846-15-tf

now receiving our fall purchases of

TT Hardware, Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper and more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many new articles, as well'as increased the assortment and variety of many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage, assuring them (without selling at cost) that our prices will be at a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods. IQ 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, eliplic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvilti. smith's bellows, vices, lead pipe to 1$, coil chain to g, binges for barn doors and all kinds of donrs,

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 saw, cross cut saws, crobnrs, mattocks, pecks,

Cog and Trace Chains,

and various other articles not herein mentioned. A large and complete assortment of pocket and table cutlery, at wholesaleand retail a large assortment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, and gilt and bronze atands, 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 tea waiters in setts or single brass arid-irons, fancy iron do, shovel and tongs, brass caudle sticks, brass and polished snuffers, wire fenders, table castors, brittania tea seits, block tin tea pots, fancy brushes, crnmb biushes, real germnn silver table and teaspoons. Ivory Table Knives and Porks in sets, 51 pes Carvers and Porks, curtain pine and curtuin bands, tea bells, fee., fee.

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

S A E

Having devoted a large share of our store, capital and interest to tho saddle, harness and carriage trimmings, we are prepared with a most complete assortment of trees, plush, cloths, hog pkins, 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 lenthei* a very large assortment ol figured and phin rubbor cloth, patent oil cloths -J to 1$ yards v^jde, head linings, bra^s and plated band?, dashes and joints, oil cloth carpetings. malleable irons, a very first rnte piece of drab cloth for seats,seat bundles,and coach door hinges.

We offer, also, to Shoe and Hoot 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

hafts, shoe thread, hammers, pincers, punches,

floats, rnspp, &e„ fic (£j* Tho highest price in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produce. (T7* A quantity of Lake and Kanhawa S.ilt foi sale. S. H. POTTER & CO.

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

sommiiivG I\KW.

ll AVE just received from Troy, N. Y., several useful and splendid Stove Patterns, among which arc three sizes Improved Premium Double Oven Cooking Stoves, an excellent Fanner's Stove. They will do a very large amount ol work, as each oven is large and bake admirably,and very quick. They have four Inrge boiler-holes, which boil to perfection. These Stoves will burn any kind of wood, as the draft is vory strong and they heat a room

lMiUer lhan most otl,er

wel1 lcslei1 n,ul

,h?m

Stove8- rhey l'ave

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

Agtni lnturanec Compontf. IT Policies issued w» Houcea, Merrhandixe, Caijft**,Steam and Keel Boats, on tbe moat

hii

Gl.tss and lVhite I^end!

8't

JO. 10 12. 10 hv I. 10 t* 15. l«. 12 16. IS by SO by 24. of jfo* hr*t of Pmxhtifgh Win.low Gi»«. 5o iu»r* No t. Whit* Lead for »«ie at the Terre

Diug |T t'rXINGHAM & WARREN. May I, l8tS-33jr

been

6'™ of™ satisfaction. 1 warrant

Pleasc'

ond wl11

se", thei"

^y Pay* Please

,nP

'ow ?r,ce

JOSEPH GKOVER.

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

MHB undeiBigiietl is still manufacturing and

Buck'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 wanantcd to give entire satisfaction in every respect they require but very little fuel.— Please remember that my Store is at tbe Eagle Foundry, on Front street.

JOSEPH GROVER.

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

THE

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

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

Please call and see the assortment. JOSEPH GROVER. Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1847-4 l-y

_"!l Stove*, for store-rooms, meeting and school houses, offices, &c., which take WCVH! from 18 to 36 inches, for sale by JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute, Sept. S3, 1847-4 l-y

HAVE on hand very general assortment of the best and last improved Cooking, Parlor, Air-Tight 6. 7 and 10 plate, and Franklin Stove*, which will be sold unusually low, for almost all kinda of readv pay. I manufacture my own Stoves, and of the very best quality of metal and a* they are much heavier than thoee brought from a distance, they will not fail as noon, and should they fail, it cost* but iiitle time or expense to reparr them, a* oar patterns are altvays oo hand.— Please call at the store by my Foundry, and look at the Stares, and then judge for yourselves.

Please to take notice that all the above Stores •re warranted to perform well in every respect, and to stand fire, if they dont I will repair ihem free «f charge- We are s«int the very best of metal, and our Stoves are of* good ihk-kne#*.

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute. Sept. 59. 1847-4 l-y P. S.—Gnun. Maiketuiff. Wood, Hay. and for iRioat every thins in tbe Produce line taken alStores, Plows, Casting*, See,, by 3. G.

INDIANA

DRUG STORE,

tN ROSE'S BUILDING. WES?SIDE COURT-HOUSE-

€. J. ALLISON

CO.,

WHOLESALE AJTD RETAIL DKLLEHS Ijr

Drugs, Medicines ind Chemicals,

Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Perfumeries,

SOAPS. PATENT MEDICINES. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. AND EVERY ARTI

CLE USUALLY FOUND IN DRUG STORES.

HAVE

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

They have on hand for the different occupations, in part, as follows: Por Physicians. Calomel, Eng. and Am. Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Rhubarb, Ipecac, Iodine, H. de Potassa, Kreosote, Citrate of Iron, do do and Quinine, Nitrate of Silver, Spts. Nitre Dulc., Sulph. Ether,

Aq.Ammonin, Sy tinges, ass'd., A lees,

Camphor, Senna, Pink Reot, Sufar Lead, Corros. Sublimate, Ked Precipitate, Gum Arabic. Assorted Vials, Conip'd. Ex. Colocvnth, Extract Hyoscyamus.

Country Merchants and Grocers.

Epsom Salts, Castor Oil, ass'd., Sweet do Blacking, nf our own manufacture, Patent Medicines, Shaving Soaps, Nerve and Bone Liniment, Cedar Pencils,, Red do Flour Sulphur, Brimstone, Indigo,

Alum. Black Ink, Blue do Red do Spices, all kinds, Ginger, ground, Essences, Matches. I,ee'« Pills, Liqvorice, Tobacco, Snleratua, Paints, $oda and Acid.

Painters. Chrome Yellow do Red,

White Lead, Red do Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Putty, Glass, Copal Varnish, Japan ilo Walnut Slain, Coach Varnish, Biushes do do Painting, Litharge, Chrome Green,

Terra Sienna, Umbers, Gold Leaf, Silver do French do Dutch Metal, Bronzes, assorted, Paris Green, Vermillion. Prussian Blue, Whiting.

Pullers, Hatters, &o.

Logwood, Miuldcr, Extract do., Indigo, Fnstic, Alum, Nicnragtin, Cream of Tarlar, Cnmwond, Crude Tartar, Bar Tin, Cochineal, Aqua Fortis, Solution of Tin, Muriatic Acid, Brazil Wood, Oil Vitrol, Annatto, Blue do Curcuma, Copperas, Rod Wood, Gum Shellac, Brazillettu, Verdigris, Sal Ammoniac. Lac Dye,

For Tanners.

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

For Coach and Cabinet-Makers. A fine lot of Cunch, Cabinet, .lupuii, and Black Varnishes: Brushes, Camwood, Glue, and all kinds of Paints and Oils, on which we arc prepared lo offer voti strone inducements to buy.

For Milliners, &c.

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

For Farmers.

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

People in general.

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

ALSO—Choice assortment of the best TKA, selected at tho Pekin Tea Company Warehouse warranted of the best quality, ami prices to suit.

Every article you need in our line, such as Drugs, Medicines, Soaps for washing and shi ving Spices of all kinds Oils, Paints, Dye-stuffs, a choice lot of Perfumeries, all tho popular Patent Medicines of tho day, Window Glass, Honey, Pure Wines and Liquors, (for lickness only,) Brushes for White-washintr, Painting. Dusting. Blacking, cleanine Nails, Hair, Flesh, &c. Shoe Blacking, Bath Bricks, Lemon Syrup, Tobacco, Rappee, Maccaboy and Scotch Snufls, &c. &e. fcc.

We have on hand a choice lot of Old Wines and Brandy, such as Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof Madeira Wine, very old Lisbon do, veiy old Teneriffe do Port do. Tfiere Liquors we warrant pure, and sell for sickness only.

Als«, a large and splendid assortment of Ci!TniKS, which we will sell by the pound or box. Horse Medicines of all kinds kept constantly on hand, and for sale cheap.

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

We aie solicitous to acquire a character for sellin GOOD and GKXUIPE articles. IT Physicians, Consumers and Dealers are invited lo call and examine our stock *ml prices.

Terre-Haute, Indians, Nov. 3, 1847-46-lv

RUSS. Potash for sale bv C. J. ALLISON & CO.

EMERY,asst.

numbers, for sale br

I C. J. ALLISON & CO.

SMITH

DR. DUKCAK'S

EXPECTORANT REMEQY, *o*

Colds, Conghn, 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

Lunss.

BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION!

HOW

4J.

many persons put off from time to time, that most important calling—attending to their health before it be too late. Look around us, paiticularly 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 tbem in due season—and at once seek relief, which is to be found in DR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY, a safe, pleasant and certain Medicine, for the cure of a Cough, and the premonitory symptoms that lead to CONSUMPTION. This medicino im mediately heals the irritated Membrane of the Bronchi and Lungs, gives strength and support to the enfeebled frame, thus causing the lungs to throw off the viscid secreted matter, that accumu lates and settles upon them.

RK.tn THK F0L10WIS0 CASK ASN CUHE. DN. DUNCAN—Dear Sir: Ynu will please accept these lines from one who has been spared from the famishing fangs of CONSUMPTION, by tho timely use of your inestimable EXPECTORANT REMEDY. I had a call in your city in November last, during a.severe cold and damp spell whish 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 nnd soreness in my breast at length sweating at niaht commenced, wilh much weakness and debility. During this time I used many medicines, several being hichly recommended in the papers, but they all tended to increase my sufferings, by binding up my system, and only giving temporary relief lo my cough. Finding that my disease was assuming a serious and dangerous character, I begun to be alarmed, nnd 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 oncesont to your Cincinnati Office lor them, and commenced using tho medicine as soon as recioved. 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 ray coujh disappeared—my strength grndually incrcrsed, and at this present time am tiulv happy to state to you that I ain rendered sound in health, and attend to mv occupation ns usual. CHARLES WILSON.

Springfield Ohio Jan. ii, 1846. (ETDR..DUNCAN'S WESTERN OFFICE, No. 150, Sycamore street, Cincinnati, where his Medicine, togethor wilh advice, can always be obtained. 03" The''Expectorant Remedy" is for sale by C.J. Allison & Co., west side of thb square, Ter-re-Hauie, Itul.

November 3-1847-40-Gm.

TO FARMERS A\D OTHERS INTERESTED.

THE

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

& Hodgson's Chrome Red for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO

DYE

Woods for wle by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

DROP

Black for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

SMITH'S

Coach Varnish for sale tj C. J. ALLISON & CO.

R. Roger's Rose Dmtrifire for sale bv C. J- ALLISON & CO.

LACK end Blue Ink, bv tbe doiea or cross for sale by C. J. ALLISON CO.

PRESTON'S

EiL Lemon, just received am)

for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

IOD.

PoU*», Iod. Ferri, Iodine Ferri Lictaa, Valletles' Proto C»rt. Iron, for sale by C. J. ALLISON if CO.

EXT.

India Hemp, Ext. Nat V»mjca, Ext. Jalap. Ext. Cicuia, Ext. Colycioth Comp., Ext. Cetilian. Ext. Tara*aci, for siale hj

Dec. 29,1847-S-if C. J. ALLISON CO.

IARD

Oil just received and for sale by

A C. J. ALLISON A CO.

ANXER'S Oil just received and for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

undersigned, thankful for the very libeial patronage he has received, and anxious lo merit and receive further favors, would say that he is still manufacturing Wagons, Cnrts, Drays, and all kinds of heavy vehicles at short notice, and ol the very besl 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 the business of Blacksmithing, and dopending on it for support, I am always willing to work for any thing I agree to take, whether "calicoes or ribbons" or otherwise, and my work shall equal that of the biggest blower of the State. I have not thought of 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 RQ.UAit with the farmer, mechanic, or merchant alike, and I promise them all, that when they bring me good stock, it shall not be changed in my shop for a worse article. Please call at the sign of "the man shoeing a horse,'' two squares south of the TWO SPINKINO WHEELS, and near the market-house.

B2M1233 3Q!B

Z. P. MOSS.

Terre-Haute. Dec. 23.1846-1-tf

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

Before it fades away.

DR. KATE'S IODINE SANATIVE.

TCoughs,

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

The wonderful cures with "Iodine" that have been affected in France, under the direction of the immortal Louis Lsenec and Lugo), together with the happy results that have followed its uae in the private practice of the proprietor, induced him to combine ft wilh his Sanative that he has so long prescribed in diseases ol the Lunga, and Liver, giving it the power of eradicating the Consumptive and Scrofulous Virus from tbe tnrslem, that is possessed by no other medicine, short of Divine interposition. And in order to bring this medicine within the reach of a more widely extended circle of the afflicted, lhan can possibly be reached in his own practice. (and thus to extend its usefulness,) he introduces it before the public under the title of "DR. RUTS'S IODINE SANATIVE

This medicine is pleasant to the taste, and may be taken bv every person under any circumstance, and its good effects will, in mm cases, be experienced in a few days. It will suddenly relieve a hard and painful cough-^-pal!late the symptoms of inflammation, and at the same lime excite a free and easy expectorationthrowing up the foul secretions of mailer and phlegm that obstruct the air cells, thos giving freedom and ease to the circulation, and bunyancjt ana exhiliration to the respiration, giving a auiei languor to the lungs, favorable and indispensable to the healing of deep seated ulcerations.

The Iodine Sanative also gives strength and animation to the enfeebled frame, restoring io the diseased functions nf the system soond health. Who will any longer suffer wilh diseased Lungs or Liver when such a safe and certain remedy is so easily obtained 1

Dr. KATE'S office is at 130 Hycamore st. Cincinnati Ohio, where his Iodine Sanative (together wilh advice if desired) can be obtained. I

Price tl per bottle. JOrDr. Kate's Iodine Sanative, may be had at C.J. Allison's h.

Co.. w*st side of the square, Terre-haute Ind.' November 3, lW-tf-mt.

Eastern Iflarble.

4 LT. person* wishing to purchase M.irblr Grave il. Stones. Spires' Monuments, Table Tombs, or any thing in tbe Marble line, can be accoinmoda'cd at our shop, in Terre-Haute. on as tessonabie terms as at any place in the W esU The puMkrare requested to call and see. gj* Shop on National Road Street, one door east of £zra W. Smith's store.

RICKITTS & HA WLEY.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 19, 1848-5-3m

HAvrao within a few months past, made considerable sddilions to our Stock of Job 'I'jrpc which was ample before, we are now prepared for

JOB PRINTING, in the best and handsomest manner,

and we pledge ourself to patrons, that any work executed here, yhall bo

EQUAL TO ANY IN THB WEST, *nd at prices graduated lo the loircst scale. We have, also, at a heavy expense, erected a permanent

STANDING PRESS,

jFor Finishing Blanks on Foolscap or Shoots And as we have the ONLY ONE IN TKRRE-HARTE, thnse wishine handsome FOOLSCAP OK POST PAPKR BLANKS, will please call al this Office, as we can fnrnistrFine Blanks jiflyptr cent, belter than can be done wilh ihe old mode of usins the flai-iron

Havin?an excel lent Job Primpr, with a careful Pressman and prompt hands—a fine slock of materials in the way of TYPE, CUTS, OUNAMKNTS, &c Ac., with a STANDING PRESS, excellently fined up, we think we can turn out handsomer Printing lhan any Office on the Wabash anil believing such, we invite a trial from the oublic. knowing that our prices are as reasonable as any other Office in this cart of Indiana. Our STANDIXQ PRESS itself, adds more to the value of a Blank which tias to be written on. than can be obtained by anv other process ever used, and as we have orectedth'e 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 are prepared to execute in the best manner—

I BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, Hand-Bills, Posters, Blanks, BILLS OF ADING, CARDS,

STE4IVIliO.1T ltlT.I.S, Arc, &o.. anil. In fact, any and all kinds of Job Printing with promptness and dispatch.

JfcJ- Other Offices of this place may have their Fools cap Blanks handsomely pressod here, at a small charpe, as we can do it cheaper and better than they can employ a laundress with a sad-iron. £Cr Wp promise promptness, cheapness, and the BEST •WORK on ihe Wabash, without any exception. A uial will prove it.

Terre-Haute, Indiana, October 6,1847.

ITIore Proof in favor of It. A. F"hiiosfork's & Co. Vorinifnyo. Mr. KoBEnT lloooATT—Sin: 1 have been tislnc Mr. Fahnestock's Vermifuge for the Inst two years. One of aiy children a boy two years old was attended on bv the most eminent Doctor, but of little consequence. 1 have known the good eftect of ihis Vermifuge and cave the little sufferer agreeLbleto the direction, when 1 thought there was no medicine could relieve him. but I thought there wns no harm, if it did no pood, 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 have counted upwards (if five hundred, and he has not taken any for the Inst ten months, and is restored to perfect health wo also have a little girl between two and three years old. we have given the Vermifug6 and sho hns dis'charsed upwards of two hundred worms, and this day I have bought another bottle for her, I do conscientiously believe that thero nsver was any medicine that ever was administered lo compare to if. as a worm medicine.

Sept. 24,1847. J. S. BAYl.KS. The above medicino is for sale wholesale and retnil, at manufacturer's prices, by E.S. WOLFE,and WOOD li KINO, Terre-Haute.

Sept. 29,1847, 41-6m

JEW I Win OR UERltEW PLASTER AND PERSIAN PILLS,

ID* The most succcssful pain cxtrnctcr in the world

THIS

Plaster Is the most celebrated article no*n for the cure of nil seated or local pains of lone standing: such as Hhenmnti.on,Spinal Diseases, I.ame Backs, Oppressive pains in the Breast, Acute painin lh« Sido, Corns, Swellings, Tumors. d-c..if-c.

Ths undersigned, having received the agency of the above medicines, will oudeavo rto keep constantly on hand a full supply fur sale by the dozen or single box, allhe Terro-Hauto Drue Store.

CUNINGHAM WAltUEN.

Terre-Haute May 184G-21-yr.

L.4TE AKIJ1V4ES.

Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods. rilHK undersigned begs I _1_ leave to cull the attention of his fiicnds and the public generally, to his late importations, which embraces a splendid stock of

will sell as low as can be had in thA Western States.

His stock embraces Ladies' large Breast Pins, of ail kinds Gentlemen's Pins and Gold Studs, many patterns Ear Rings, largo mid small DraceletClasps,a boautiful article small JInftps, Hearts anil Crosses, Guard Slides. Finger Rin^s, all si7.es, patterns and prices Gold and Silver C^uard Key's, Gold and Silver WATCHBSand Pencils,Siiver Arrowsand Slides forhc.nl dresses, Silver Spoons nnd Thimbles, Miniature Cases, cifcap Steel Dag Clasps, Purse Trimmings ami ~'|irsc P|irsc Silk, Steel Deads, Silver, Steel and Plated Sjectacles. fine Penknives and Scissors, Goggles, (pld and Steel Pens, Steel and Pearl Slides, Silk Guards, Silk Purses, Shell Combs, Curd Cases, &c., and a great variety of articles which cajinot be enumerated.

S3" Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in a superior manner. I am also proviilml with machinery, to replace any part of a Watch that may bo.tvorn out or broken, equal to Ihe original.

BIT Old Silver and Gold taken in exchange, D. M. CRISHER. jTerre-Haule, Ind., May 19. 1847-22-tf

(MUSIC AND PIANO FORTES. PETERS & WEBSTER,

LOUISVILLE, ELY.,

VRE

sole Agents for Hunns & ("lark's, nnd A. H. G«le fc Co.'s celebrated Pianofortes, t|«ic I), nlers and Publishers.a 11 r| keep cniiHlnnlly 011 land the largest stock of Music and Musical I11striiments in the western country. Pianofortes Iroii $225 to $475, Guitars, Violins, Flutes, S'riig*, &c., ofthe best quality, wholesale nnd retniljtt low prices. VV. C. PETERS,

"'"S

F. .1. WBUSTER,

uisville, Ky., August 11, 1847-34-6ro pd

I,M i:

HE subscriber has been appointed ^gent of the Mutual Lifelnsurance Company ofNew Yori,n!id will receive and forward any application 1 for Insurance. le importance and utility of Life Insurance is been ting a matter of deep interest with all classes of tli community, end is now occupying much of puble attention. Persons in overy station of society may secure to their families in the event of deatU a compilable support and independence, by iking with this institution a small annua! investment for insurance on theirlives. Individuals may (fleet insurance on their own lives, or the lives of others on the most favorable terms.

Pa kphletsexplaining '.he principles and showing the advantages of Life Insurance, wilh the rates of premium and form of application may be obtai led at the office of the agency.

JOHN F. CRUFT

April 1.1846—15—tf Agent

SADDLE & HAIIXESB MAKIUC.

J. M. Hagcr

londucting the above business in all its branies. on National Road St., a few doors from the %uare, south side, where he would be glad to see al who want a good article in tbe above line cheat lor trash or trade.

Afg. 19,1846-35-tf

L.1FE \Sl'fS 4.\C'E AGEM'l, jing*4»on. We will also purchase every descripJolin F. Cl'tlfl, tion if fat suUuncc*. and will pav one rent per Agent Mutual Life Insurance Company, X. Y. set fot the paunch and large entrails of Hoga, af(jjf* Policies for one fear, or seven Tears, for ter thioutside fat is taken off. if life, issued on the mo»t favorable tar ma. R. fc W. MILLER fc (JO.

April I, 1847-15-lf Tene-Haute, November 17, 1847-48-12w

^313300.2 G32ES.SS 0a3 We will pay fair price in Cash foi* any number of fat Hogs, or other animals, dresaed or undressed, that die by disease, if delivered at earn House, north end of Market street, aute. from and after tbe first day of Denext, continuing through the pork pack-

LOOK OUT FOR THE

THECo-partnershiphaving

undersigned, formed in the Citr*

pentcr :iml Joiner Business, are prepared to fill oil orders

IH their line, promptly, and at moderate prices. '1 dj* Shop on 2d street, North of Jacob D. EarIv's corner.

—ALSO—

THEYhavo

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

CABINET-WARE,

On 2d street, two doors North ofChnp-

mon

& Hahermyer, and having competent workmen in their empltiv, they feel satisfied of heinir able to fill" all orders in that line, in as coon STTLK, and on as accommodatiue terms,ascan be had in this place. Lumber of all

kinds will betaken in exchange for Cabinet-Ware, a? COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.£$ ID*0UU II KAltSK SH A LI. «K FIIKK OF OlI.MtOK.

JAMES HOOK. THOMAS HOOK.

Terre-Haute. Aprtl 14, 1847—17—tf

(Ofliri il.)

ABKIVAIS

AND" DEPARTURES

Of Mails at the Post Office AT TERKE-HAUTK. IND.. OCT. 1, 1S17.

A a

Sf. Louis, Mitsouri, Daily, at

JGood

A M(

Indianopotis. Daily, at 1? at niiht. Sprinfjlthl, hi., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Pat. 6PM I tneennes, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 11 m. Corinr/ow, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Cratrfordsrille, Tuesdays and ^aturdnvs^ li looming I on. Tuesdays and Saturdays' Hertford, Fridays, at Curiialt, Wednesdays, al 1 nrturcs! SI. I,ouis, Daily, at Indianapolis. Daily, at "3 m' Sprivgfttld, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridnvsh A M! Hneewnr*, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Sam Corineton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 6 A. M. Cratrfordsritle. Mondays and Fridays "...5 A! M. lilootningloti, Mondays and Fridays...

9 E. M.

...9 r. N. ...( P. NI ...8 P. M.

.".5 a »t!

liedforil. Saturdays, at "c CurlisU, Tluirsd«ys. at

.'."'.""5 a m*

N. B.—All Mailsclose,at precisely 8o'clock,"p. October 6,1847-42-tf

S. (3. DODGE, P. Si.

AI\U Ij( IIREK.

«V. .1. li ROVE 11 wish to bttv ftO.OOO SliiitgU's, nnd 50,000 rc« of assorted L,iuiitr, for which they will pay the usual prices in cash mid trade. (Jj* Apply nt Eagle Foundry.

Terre-Haute, June 9. 1857—25—tf

I IFE I.VSB RAi\C E

the true mutual principle—onlv one half of the amount in cash required, that is charged by stock and other companies. •IAS. (1 ROVER,

A Rent for the Ohio Mutual Insurance ('nnipany Oct. 14,'4G-tf at Terre-Haute, Iiitlinnu

J. II. CfMNHIUM. "W. H. WUILLKFF.'

TERRE-HAUTE

DRUG STOKE.

I \l\.aiAll A VVllUtl iX,

ff 'holesale and Jivtail Dealers in Drugs, Mineral and Botanic. Medicines, Di/e ^ittiffs, Chemicals, J'ainls, Oils, furnish, Patent Medicincs. iSurgical Instruments, Trusses, If'itulo-u} Glass,

Glassware, Brushes, Soap, Perfumert/, ffines, Liquors, Spirits Turpen* tine. While Lead, !j-c.

HASummer's

Jewelry

JIIUI

F:«ney f.oods,

which be

VIS received nnd nr« now 'opening tlieir Stock, which wits purchased with great c.nrv, nnd 111 reduced prices, by one of tlio' firm from which fact, tlirv nre erinliled to sell better articles, nl let-s prices than hns heicluloio been offered in Ihe Wnbnsh vnllev.

Physicians, Country Meichnnts, nnd nil dealers in the ab«vo line, nrit respectfully invited in «nil •ind examine our stock.

We will continue lo receive, nsnsunl. Flaxseed, Ginseng, Mustard seed, Beeswax nml Jx'itpn, nt the highest selling rnley, in exchange for any and nlf articles on hand, at the lowest cash prices,

Store next door lo M. W. ISedarn'H Golden Ett gle. directly north of the Court Hi'iise, Terre-Haute, Aug. 18, 1847-56-lf

NEW ARPIVALS AT TITK

TEltltE-BIAlFTE DltliO STOKE. Smith'sSitpiirCoaled Pills Crutrtbac.iler's & EolTs do Hcoti's fc Lee's do

Allen's Holler's Nerver and Rune Liniment, Swayne's iV Wlstnr's Bal*

Sam of Wild Cherry, Carpenter's t-'arsnpniilia, Sands' do Pmlih's Tonic Syrup, Snip. Quinine, do Morphine, Acm at do Carpenter's Ext. TtticTiti, Fahenstock's Vermifuge, 'i Dr. I\Ic

Phinney's Cook's do Happinpton'sfc Daniel'sdo Tomato fc Dutch do Wisiar'g & Persian do MofTiiit's and Peters' do Black, Pine and lied Ink, Cap, Printing, Wrapping

Letter and fancy billet l'aper, Clarified Quills, Gardner's Liniment,

Lane's do

Imperial. Gunpowder, Yonng Hyson and Black Teas, Also 1000 lbs. assorted Cnndles. CUNNINGHAM & WAUREN.i"

Terre-Uat'te, May 11,1846-il-yr

Fine Horac* Wanted,

THE uuilercisnfid hns filled up the Uurton stable, and intends

JL_5—t 1 .remaining in Terre-_JL. Haute the ensuing winter, willi tbe view ol pur' chasing Fifiy or Sixty Fine lluiscs, for which ho is prepared to pay liberal prices in cash. Fiirmmers of Ihe country may see some ftne samples in ihe way of horse-flesh by calling nt the aforesaid stable, and if they Inive similar stock for sale, they would do well to bring it in. The advertiser wants no common horses, but only the very best Ihe country enn aff-ird. therefore an inferior animal need not be offered.

DAVID RIJNNIWN, Late of Louis, Mo.

Terre Hinte, December 22, 1*847— 1 tf O* We were politely requested to call ntM R.'s stables to see his fine hit of Horses, and wo can say we have seldom seen so many noble looking animals together, mont of which seem like they can bound over the earth like antelopes Hildas Mr. Hunninn hns not made up his complement yet, our Farmers now have a chance to dispose of all their fine slock at good prices. We should be glad to hear, that in the market to which this stock may bo taken, that Ihe Indiana horses bore lliB highest prices, and best remunerated the raiser and purchaser. There will be no mail failures where these horses sre used.—En. Ex.

CAKRIAGE-IROM.'VG, BLACK-

suiriJix

AC.

HIE undersigned informs his friends and the public generally, that Ue is ready al all limes to utlend to anv work in the

Btacksmithing line,

such as Ironing Wagons, Carriages,

Buggies making and repairing

Eliptir Springs repairing Farming Imple-1 ments of all kinds, Horse•Shoeing, fee., fee., all of which will be done promptly, at moderate prices, and warranted equal to any work of the kind in the Wabash Valley.

He feels thankful for former patronage, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, as long as he shall torn out work which cannot be suipassed. ffj* Shop on Third street, a little Northwest of Re in hand's store.

WHITE

VIRGIL J. BURNET,

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

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

SULPH.

Morphia for sale bv C. J. ALLISON & CO.

ALTIMORE Chrome Yellow for sale bv C. AI.LWON & CO.