Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 February 1848 — Page 4

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Judge McJLcan utid the Mcxioab

We and in the Gazette of yesterday* (ht following letter from Judge McLean, defining bfi views in regard to the war and its. issues. We think the position he Mtumea, are sound .and politic snd we •f are the mor&pleased with this exhibition of thetn, at they sho* a very great change for the better since the manifesto in the

Oacette or March 26,1847, which is well understood tn haveiiad Jndge MfeLean's Sancnori.—Stlus.

WASHINGTON, JAK. 7.1848.

My^Dear Sir —To all human appearance, the termination of this miserable wtr with Mexico, is more remote than tlhenlhe first biow was struck. In my judgment it was unnecessarily and unconstitutionally*- co'mmenced, by marching bur-"army ittjn disputed territory in the possession oi Mexico And.lUiink,that 1 Congress'who, tlnijuestionably. have the power slioufd put an end to the'war, on just and honorable principles.

After agreeing upon the term* on which a treaty should be made, they should call upon the Executive by resolution, to offer a,peace to Mexico upon that basis and *. during the negotiation hostilities should be suspended.' If the President shall re* •, fuse, to do this, in the military appropriation bills, the army should be required to take such positions as shall carry out the views of Qongress. These bills the President* could not veto and he would be bound by their requirements. This may be done by the House.

I hope Congress will refuse toifsneany more Treasury notes. The notes detnan* ded, in addition to those already in circulation. would flood the country with that description of paper. Such an emission would constitute a Government Bank, controled and managed by a party administration. We have now fifteen millions of Treasury notes in circulation, and authority to issue five millions more. I wQuld not increase this circulation a dollar bu: reduce it as speedily as possible.— Such a system would be incomparably more dangerous to the public liberty, than any other system of banking that could be devised.

To meet any deficiency of the revenue to pay the current expenses of the war, I would authorize loans at par, paying not more than six per cent, interest, and if loans cannot be made at this rate, let the administration resort to a system of taxation, which shall cause the people to feel the expense of the war. All war* should be accompanied by a system of direct and internal taxation. Nothing short of this can show, in addition to the sacrifice of life what we pay for military glory.— This was the policy in the better days of the republic.

The late war with England was nobly sustained by the people, not only in the field but by the payment of taxes. And they will sustain every just war, in which our country shall be involved. But I risk nothing in saying that an attempt to adopt such a system of taxation would wind up this Mcxican war in sixty days. And this shows that the war should be put an end to. This may be done by Congress in ninety days, end 1 pray God that iliey may do it. Very truly yours,

JOHN McLEAN.

ALLHOOIHCAL.—A traveller setting out upon a long journey, was assailed on the road by curs, mastiffs, and half-grown puppies, which came out frorrt their kennels to bark at him as passed along. He often dismounted from his horsa to driva them back with stones and sticks, into their hiding places. This operation was repeated every day, and sometimes as often as 10 times a day. Tho consequence was, that more than half the travellers'* time was consumed in chasing these dogs and puppies. At last he was overtaken by a neighbor, who was going the same road, but who had set out a long lime after him. The latter traveller was very much surprised to find the other no further on his journey, and on hearing the reason, "Alas!" said he, ''is it possible that you have lost your time, and wasted your strength in this idle occupation?— These same animals have beset me all along the road but I have saved my time and my labor tn taking no notice of their barkings while you have lost yours in resenting insults which did you no harm, and in chastising dogs and puppies whose manners you can never mend."

A GOOD ANECDOTE.—The editor of the New York Tribune, writing from Washington. says: "Four members of the House were in a steamboat off the Southern coast some nights since, making all haste to be present at the organization. The night was a bad one and the wind blew furiously-so one of them whohad some skill in nautical matters, went aloft to tako an observation. •'Is there danger?" was the anxious inquiry of another member when he returned. ••Yes, there is danger," was the reply— ••great danger but if we go down it will make no odds at Washington—we stand two and two."

Conrt of Inquiry on Gen. Scott. Th« National Intelligencer, of the20th, stys:—"Late last evening, we learnt authentically, that Gen. Towson, Paymaster General, did set out, on Monday v$ht last, for Mexico, where he is, in conjunction with Gen. Cushingand Gen. Butler, of the Volunteer forces, to from a Court of Inquiry, ordered by the President of the United States on General Scott—a very singular Court, by the way, to sit in judg. mem on the General-in-chief of the Army. Truly, "the counsels of the wise are plain, but the counsels of the vain baffleth eense

A Lovt SCKSE,—"Kiss me Kate ". "No. sir-EK." "Why not Kate. Do 1 not love you better than anything else." ••My goodness gracious! I should think so! Why what a fool you are John.'* ••Why so Kate?" ••Why, No *ir»ee,

XKAXS TTES."

Scene closed—John io an enviable position.

At the Pittrim dmaw In New Orleans, the towing wm iina **Sy an efHctart:'* Tit North md tee sad win* always feeetwbco u&iied.

Business £arirs.

K. W, XHOMMOS.

H. P.^CoTTi

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

SUtoruetrs at Cow,

TBRRE'HAVTE, INDIANA.

November 17, 1847-48-tf

iLr Peraons indebted to ib« ondersianed wi|I» in Ins al*ence, »eltl writli H.D. Scott, E*}. Nov. 1. 1847-if R. W. THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY.

3)a Eh 3oa ready to wait on customers ft *11 time*. Office Southeast of Reinhard'sstore.

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AMORT Kisser. K. Kisisr.

KINNEY & KINNEY, Attorneys an il Counsellors A A W

TERRE-HAIJTE, INDIANA. Terre-Haute, March 31, 1847-15-tf

ROVERMAN & BOURNE. COMMERCHANTS ami Forwarding Agent*, and Dealer* in Dry Good*, Queensware, Hardware, Groceries and Country Produce generally. National Road Street,! errc-Hcuic,"Ia.

G1MISSION

1 4. J. CiROVEIt, EAGLE FOUNDERY. Manufacture* Castings of all sofU, Plough*. Platform Scales. Andiron*. Sugar Kettle*, Wagon UOXM, kc., first Street, near the lower Ferry, Terre-Haute. Indiana.

AVI!) S. 1)ANALDSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Office," National Road, cast of Market Street. will furnish Ueeds, take Acknowledgements, &c.

AZEL HOLMES, M. P., OFFERS hi* professional service* to the citizens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country. Office and rcsiJence on Second Street, *oulli of the Court-House, Terre-Haute. Indiana.

OUSSELL GREEN, DEALER IN Stove*. Copper Tin andiron Ware, iouth side of National R"ad Street, east of the Public Square, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Medical Notice.

DR.

G^A. MOSS, rc*pectfully offer* his profaxsional *crvice* to the public. Office on Third Sip'et, fir»t door Si'uth of the Town Hall. 'iVrre-Haute, June 10, 25—tf'

OKO. W. W KMT. IIKMHT M. KUMMKHS.

WEST & SUMMERSj COMMISSION MERCHANTS, KO. 11 CAMI'-STBEliT,

NEW ORLEANS,

Snlirit ennaignmrnf" of FI.OUR, C'ORiV, WIIKAT, and all oilier produce, to tho sale of which they are prepared to give the beat po*iWi! attention.

April 28, 1847-19-tf

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT THE

BUCKEYE STORE."

THEtheir

subscribers t.iko plconuro in annoiiticing to friend* and the public generally, that thsy have in*t rect-ivrd the larypst and rno»t general Stock of Merchandise they hnve ever before hrmiaht thin market, cousiMing in part of Broadcloths, Canst mere*, Satinets, Tweedscloths,

Kentucky Jeans, Limeys and Flannels oj all kinds,Plaid Linings and Cloaking, i'ulo A Itn and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and Five Hundred Picccs Prints, embracing every aty.le and variety, a large aupply of Brown and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

O O S

iueh at Jackonets, Cross-barred Muslins Laces, Edc in*B, Insertinfrg, Dress Handkerchief's. Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comftirtrrs, +c. Straw and Leghorn

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Hibbons, 4-c.

Fin* an.l common FUR CAPS, men* and hoy* Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of Tlin lariieot and best assortment of

II kinds. The largest and best assortment of 'csteJ

Brussels, Iti?rain, and common Car- «h«"» Please- «"1'

many rich nod dexirahle patterns. Indian Matling. Floor Oil (Mollis, Table ditto, splendid painled Window Shade*, willj cord* and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put tbem up with. A heavy slock of

E E .V S TVJi E,

embracing some splendid China Tea Sets, and several set* of deep blue ware. Eastern Stocking Yarn, Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanixh Sole Lentln-r. Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c.,' Ac., &c. All of the above are offered for caah, or most hinds of Produce in hand

I.OWKST ATKS.

bing Trade havine bought largely with a view to that branch of business.

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terro-Haute, Sep1, 29. 1847-41-tf

LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,

Cstndelnbrn.GlrniidoIrs, rirli China and Roliemiiui Glass Va-

Hall I »ntoi

N«.,

Solar Lamp*—Gilt, Bnme«2 aud Silvered, in great variety. Suspending Solar Lamp*, rill and bronsed.

HMCkai, do. do. do. Shie. do. do. do. Solar Chandeliers, do do. S,3,4, and 6 lifthts.

Camphene Suspending Lamps, gilt and bronsed. do, Bracket (to. do. do. Chandeliers do. do. S. 3.4 and 6 tights-

Glrandolrs—Olit,Silvered and Bronzed, various pattern#. Candelabra*. do. do. do.

Chin* Taae* »nd R.\h«nlan (llasa Vase*. do. Hall LamMt»s,a tarre aasinm»nt, plain and cot. do. with Stained and Bohemian Glaas Lights. Lamp Wicks, Chimneys and ?h*,ies of ali kinds. Paper Shades, a large assortment of new paiterosand style*.

OILS—Sperm. Whale and l^rd, of ihe best quality. Superior Camrthaaa and Buruiuc Fluid. SH. 15. '47-W-«m.

Fire A Slnrlnr Intnrnnrc .teener. JOHX F. CRI IT, Jtgtnt Protection Inrnrcner Company,

D" Policies iawied on Hons**, Merrharxlixe, C*»)fo«s. Kteasn and Kr«) Boats, on the most favorable term*.

April 1. lS4$-15-tf

and White Lead!

S16.10.

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10 l«y 13. 10 br 14. I© by 15. II IS t»* 18. IS by 18, SO fcjr S4, of the

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brand rare Haot« Drog Story, hr ci*\i.\GHAM

Mayt,l«4-^yr

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NEW ARRIVAL OF

HARDWARE,

AT THE

N.B. No creilit given for operations, uti

les* Itv previous arraneement. Terre-Haute. May 5, lS47-20-ly

are now receiving onr fall purchases of Hardware. Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper on more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. "VVe have added many new article®, as well aa increased the assortment and variety of many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to all who may favor as with their patronage, assuring them (without selling at cost) that our prices will be at a reasonable advance from cos', and much reduced on some particular kind* of goods. In the line of heavy goods, we ofler for- sale—

Iron of all kinds, Steel,

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braziers ccpper, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocktin, zinck, axle drafts, eliptic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvil*, smith's bellows, vices, lead pipef to 1J, coil chain to g, binges for barn doors and ail kinds of donrt,

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.j,cross cut saws, crobars, mattocks, pecks,

Log and Trace Chains, and varibus other article* not herein mentioned. A large and complete assortment of pocket and table cutlery, at wliolesaleand retail a large assortment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, and gilt and bronze stands, side lamp*, 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 and-irons, fancy iron do, shovel and tongs, brass candle sticka, brass and polished snuffers, wiro fenders, table cantors, brittania tea setts. Mock tin tea pots, fancy brushes,crnmb biushes, real german *il"er labia and tea spoons. Ivory Table Knives and Porks in sets, 51 pes Carvers and Porks, curtain pins and cutlain bands, tea bells, &c., &c.

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

S A E

Having devoted a Inrge sbare'of our atore, capital ami interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trimming*, w* are prepared with a moat complete assortment of trees, plush* cloths, hog skins, pad skins, buckles, terrets and hooks, hames and chains, webbing, thread, rings, bitts, slirrups, gig trees, laces of beautiful patterns, fringes, tufts, picked moss, and pure curled hair, top leather (eastern dressed.) patent leather a very large assortment of figured and phin rubber cloth, patent oil cloths $ to 1| yards wide, head linings, brass and plated bands, dashes and joints, oil cloth carpetings. malleable irons, a very first rate piece of drab cloth for seals, neat handles, and coach door hinges.

We offer, also, to Shife and Boot manufactures, a large stock oi" eastern dressed French calf skins, Morocco do, lining skins, binding leather, shoe pegs all sizes, sparrow-bills, copper nails, awls, and awl halts, shoe thread, hammers, pincers, punches, floats, rasps, &c., «.Vc.

The highest price in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produce. fTj* A quantity ol Lake and Kanhawa Salt foi

MleT

S. H. POTTER & CO.

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

SOMETHING SEW.

HAVE just received from Troy, N. Y., several new useful and splendid Stove Patterns, among which are three sizes Improved Premium Double Oven Cooking Stoves, an excellont Farmer's Stove. They will do a very large amount of work, as each oven is large and bake admirably,and very quick. They have four large boiler-holes, which boil to perfeclion. These Stoves will burn any kind of wood, as the draft is very strong and they heat a room better than most olher Stoves. They have been

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gv f0r rendv uav. Pleaso to look at them before buypets, ever offered in this market, embracing

reaoy

-:-i. i.i i-i- i. r...:».. m.., ing. JUSlirH IjKUVJjri.

AT THK VKIIT

We particularly invite the Job

Ac.

DF.ITZ, BROTHER FE CO.

AREMANCFACTURINO

THE

of int

j« of PuuMjffh Wiodocr GlaiM, 50 kefi. N.» t. Whit# Lewi for «aie at ib« Terra

IT WARREN..

entire satisfaction. I warrant

wl" ll*e™ at

Uiiders

'ow ''r,ce

Eagle Foundry, Sept. 29, 1847-41-y

SIU II I»

still manufacturing end

keeps constantly on hand the celebrated Buck's Patent Cooking Sfove,

WASIIISWTO* SToaas, No. 139 WILLIAM STSMT N Y.! knowictlaed by very many of the best judges to be (0.N7J DOOR SOtTH OP FULTOK STREET.) I

allrierfor

ANn HAVE ALWAYS

on hand a fait assortment of articles in their line, of ihe following description, which thry will^sell at whntasal* nr retail, a: low priens, fir cash

'other

olher

nc_

Cookma Slove in use.-

far superior to any Cooking I These are wnrianted to (ti»e entire satisfaction in every respect they require but very little fuel.—

Please remember that my Store is at the Eagle Fouudry, oil Front «trcet. JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-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, aud in lew time than any Stove I ever toW. JOSEPH GROVER.

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

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

Please call and see ihe assortment. JOSEPH GROVER. Terre-Haute, 8«pt. 39. 1847-41-y

A FINE assortment of Open and Air-Tight JSl Stoves, for More-rooms, meeting and school house*, offices. &c., which t«k* wood from 18 to 36 inche*. for sale by JOSEPH GROV ER.

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

HAVE on hand a very general assortment of the best and last improved Cooking. Parlor, Air-Tight 6,7 and 10 plate, and Franklin Stoves, which will be sold unusually low, for almost all kinds of remlv pay. I manufacture my own Stove*, 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 little time or expense torepair them, as oor patterns are always on hand.— Please rail at the store bv my Foundry, and look at the Stoves, and then judge for yourselves,

Please to take notice that all the above Stoves are warranted to perform well in everj i*-pecL, and Stand fire. II they dont I will repair them free of charge. We are using tbe very best of met si, cad out Stoves are of a good thickness.

DRUG [TORE. id ROSE'S BUllOlNG. Wff SIDE COURT-HOUSE.

C. J. ALL! & CO., WHOLESALE 1SD 1 AIL SCALERS IX

Drugs, Medicine and Chemicals, s§ Paints, Oils, Varaif dow Glass, Glass ire, Perfumeries,

HAVE

tye-S tuffs, Win-

SOAPS. PATENT 1 \DICINES, SURGICAL INST HUMEi P. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, A EVERY ARTI

CLE USUAL1 DRUG

FOUND IN ORES.

just received irge supply of articles in their line, and ai jrepared to sell as low for CASH as iny other ibluhinent of the kind West of the mountains.

They have on band the different occupation*, in part, as follows Pot Ph?tcifchs.

Calomel, Eng. and Am. Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Rhubarb, Ipecac,' Iodine, H. de Potasia, Kreosote, Citrate of Iron, do do and Quinine, Nitrate of Silver, Spts. Nitre Dulc., Sulph. Ether,

Amnionin, tinges, ass'd.j oes, mphor, 9una, ik Raot, gar Lead, /-.\ rros. Sublimate, I Precipitate,

Arabic.

aorled Vials, mp'd. Ex. Colocvnth, 1 tract Hjoscyamus.

Country Merchant and Grooers

Epsom i^alls, Castor Oil, ass'd-, Sweet do Blacking, of our own manufacture, Patent Medicines, Shaving. Snaps,. Nerve and Bone Liniment, Cedar Pencils, Red do Flour Sulphur, Brimstone, Indigo,

,-^im. IJjK-k Ink, S» do il 1 do S ces, all kinds, iger, ground, E en ces, tchea. «.v L's Pills, or ice liicco, S ratus, nts, S a and Acid,

For Farmers.

A full supply of Fresh Meicines of all linds for family use Hor«e Medicine! Fish Oil, Points, Indigo, Madder, &c., cheap foicash or approved produce. ,.s J.?.l

Feople in genral.

A splendid assorlment Siajonery. consiiting of Cap. Letter and Note Paper} Envelopes, Steel Pens, Blue, Blackand Red liik.fiiper Stands,&c.

ALSO—Choice assortments the best TKA, selected at the Pekin Tea Comtiny Warehouse warranted of the beet quality, anl prices to suit.

Every article you need in pur line, such as Drugs, Medicines, Soaps for wasting and shining Spices of all kinds Oils, Paifls, Dye-stufs, a choice jot of Perfumeries, all tie popular Pdent Medicines of the day, Windojr Glass, Hoiiey, Pure Wines and Liquors, (foj sickness only,) Brushes for White-washinir, Rinting. Dus$ng, Blacking, cleaning Nails, Hair, tlcsh, &c. dhoe Blacking. Bath Bricks, LemonBvrup, Tobacco, Rappee. Maccaboy and Scotch SrtfTs, &c. &e.&c.

We have on hand a choice bt of Old Wines and Brandy, such as Cogni.ic Bjindy, 4th proof Madeira Wine, very old Lisbdi do, very »ld Tenerifledo Port do. These liquors we warrant pure, and sell for sirkness ojly.

Also, a large and splendid assfrtment of Ciwnrrs, which we will sell by ihe [iund or box. Horse Medicines of all kinds ktpt conslantlf on hand, and for sale cheap.

Our whole time is devoted tdthe Drug Business, and the preparing and disfinsina of Medicines. All orders from our friend will meet with

our personal attention and ii our desigl to keep a full assortment of every thing in our ine. We are constantly receiving fitm the various markets, by which mean* we ardenabled to fxecute order* by the pack aire or otherwise, at as low prices as UNADULTERATED article* cai be procured at anv other eslablishmeht.

We are solicitous to arquirc a dharacter forsellin Goon and GF.XUISK article*. O" Physician*. Consumer* anj Dealer* ar» invited to call and examine our stock and price*.

1MITH & Hodgson's Chrome Red for sail by I C. J. ALLISON & CO.

YE Woods for sale by C. J. ALLISON A CO.

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

MITH'S Cosch Varnish for sile by C. J. ALI.I30N & CO.

DR.

Roger'4 Rose Dentrifice for sale by C. J- ALLISON & CO.

LACK and Blue Ink, bv the doien or cross for sale by C. J. ALLI90N & GO-

PRESTON'S

IOD.

EXT,,

JOSEPH GROVER.

Terre-Haute. 8sf»L 89. 184 7-41-y P. S Grain, Marketing. Wood, Hay* and for moA every thing in tho Prodoc* line taken al~ ftovw, Plows, Casting*, 4c, by J. G.

iSjiJlH^ipwupiiiiii iiiitofiiif Uifj 0- I

Paint

White Lead, Red do Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Putty, Glass, Copal Varnish, Japm do Walnut Stain, Coach Varnish,'" Blushes do do Painting, Litharge, Chrome Green, •,

Leaf,

Pullers, Hattks, &c.

Logwood, Milder, Extract do., Ind v, Fustic, A It l, Nicaragua, Cr of Tartar, Camwood, Crt Tartar, liar Tin, Coc ineal, Aqua Forlis, Sol ion of Tin, Muriatic Acid, lira I Wood, Oil Vitrol, Ani.tto, Blue do Curunia, .• Copperas. RedJWood, Gum Shellac, Brajlletlo, Verdigris, Sal lmmontac. Lac Dye, I

For Tannas:

A large supply of tho best BROWN OIL, by the barrel and gallon Lamplsck, Copperas, and other articles in your line, wlith wc will sell at a *mall advance on cost.

For Coach and Cabiiet-Makera, A fine lot of Coach, Cabinet Japan, and Black Varnishes Brushes, Camwoid, Glue, and all kinds of Paints and Oils, onfcvhich we are prepared to offer vou stronc inducmenls to buj.

For Milliners! &c.

A beauliful article of White Slue Russian and American Isinglass, Gum AraBc. Brimstones Oxalic Acid, &c., which we will Jp|J cheap for tnsh.

DR. DIHIGAK'S

EXPECTORANT REMEDY, FOR

CONIIIIPTION

Golds, Cousbs, Spitting of Blood, Broncbltls, Difficulty orBreattilng, Asthma, Paiil in tlie Side,

Breast and Chest, Whooping Cough, (Troup, and all Diseases of tbe Liver and

Lungs.

BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION!

HOW

many persons put off" from time to time that most important calling—attending their health before it be too late. Look aroum us, particularly in our city, and we tfill daily be hold hundreds of pefsons, whose countenance bespeak suffering, with Disease of the Lungs and a protracted cough, fust approaching thei immortal destinations, without, perhaps, ln-in sensiblo of their serious situations. May thi warning awaken them in due season—and a once seek relief, which is to lie found in DR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY* a sale, pleasant and certain Medicine, for the cun of a Coogh. nml ihe premonitory symptoms thn lead to CONSUMPTION. This medicine im

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,hc w: .h», «..«», .h. I»n«. throw off the viscid secreted matter, that accumu lateS and settles upon them.

HEAD THK FOtlOWIXO CAS* ANn fCWlt*. DH. DUJJCAS—Dear Sir 1 You will please ac cept these lines from one who has been sp«ret1

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i. pme Yellow Red, ra Sienna, bers,

Siler do-.-Filich do Dirh Metal, Br lzes, assorted, Pa 8 Green, Ve nillion. Pr uian Blue, W iting.

CIu

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

November 3-1847-4 6-6m.

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED.

THE

undersigned, tlionkful for the very liberal putronnge he has received, and anxious to merit and receive further favors, would say that he is still manufacturing Wagons, Carts, Drays, and all kinds of heavy vehicles at short notice, and ol the very best materials the country can furnish— and his workmanship where known will speak fur 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 lo the business ol Blacksmithing, and depending on it for a support, I am always willing to work for any thing I agree to take, whether "'calicoes or ribbons" or otherwise, ml my work shall equal that of tho biggest blower of the Stale. 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 "whitrd sepulchre.''

I shall act upon the

A^PAIIX

WHERLS,

possessed

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

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

kRUSS. Potash for sale by

ALLISON & CO.

MERY, asa'.. numbers, for sat» by C. J. ALLIEN tc CO.

Eft. Lemon, ju« receired and

for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Potass, Iod. Forri, Iodim Ferri Lactas, Valletta* Proto Csrb. Iron, for sate by C. i. ALLISON A CO.

India Hemp, Ext. Nur Vomica. Ext. Jalap, Ext. Cicala. Ext. CJolycintb Coiap., Ext. Gentian. Ext. Tara«*ci. (or sale by

Dec. 29, 1847-S-tf C. J. ALLISON 4" OD.

ARD OH just received and for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

I \NNER'S Oil j«wt recarsed and for sale by C. J. ALLISON &. CO.

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cept inese lines immune ivnu ins i— A. /ifriini the famishing fan?, of

by the timelv use of your inestimable EXPEC TORANT REMEDY. I had a call in your city

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CHII

with the farmer,

mechanic, or merchant alike, and I promise them all, that when they bring me good slock, 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 SPIWHINO

and near the market-house. Z. P. MOSS.

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

CONSUMPTION. Se" yonder rose of lovely hue, 'Tis witherinc with decay. It scarcely sips the morning dew,

Before it fades sway.

DR. KATE'S IODINE SANATIVE.

TConchs,

HE most effectual remedy for diseas"d Lunes, Colds,

Soreness

of the Throat and Bronchial Or-

fans that has ever been bronchi before the public. The wonderful cuaos with "Iodine" that have been affected in France, under the direction of the immortal L"uis Lsnec and Lucol, together with the happy results that have followed Its use in the private practice of the proprietor, induced him lo combine it with his Sanative that lie has so Ions orescribed in diseases ol the LunfS, and Liver, giving it the power of eradicating the Consumpiive and Scrofulous Virus from the system, that is

by no other medicine, short of llivine inter,

position. And in order tobring this medicine within the reach of a more widely extended circle of the at dieted, than can possibly be reached in his own practice.(and thus t« extend its usefulness, he introduces it before the public un-ler the title of ''DR KATE'S IODINE 9ANA77VE

This medicine is pleasant tothe taste, and may be taken by every person under any circumsunce, and its rood eflects will, in si cas«, be experienced tn a few days. will suddenly relieve a hard and painful couth—palliate the symptoms of inflammation, and at the same time excites free and easy eipectorationthrowineup the foul secretions of matter and phlegm that obstruct the air cells, thus givinc freedom and esse to tbe circulation, and buoyancy and exhltiration 10 the respiration, fiving a quiet languor lo the longs, favorable and indispensable to tbe healing of deep seated ulcerations.

Tbe Iodine Sanative also gives strength and animation to the eftfeebled frame, restoring to the diseased fcnctioosof the systemsoand health. Who will any looser suffer with diseased Lungs or Uvsr when such a safe and ceruin remedy is so easily obtained 7

Dr KATE'S office Is at 150 Sycamore St. Cincinnati Ohio, where his lodin«S*oaiive(i0g*£er with advice if desired) can be obtained. -.*

Price fl per buttle. .» ajpDr. Kate's Iodine Panatfve. maybe bad

C.J.

Allison's fc Co. west side of tbe square, Terre-hauie Ind. November i,

Eastern Marble.

ALI,

persons wishing 10 jmrchase Marble Grave Stone*, Spires'. Monuments, Table Tombs, or any thing in tbe Marble line, can be aceomaodated at our shop, in Terre-Haute. on as reasonable terms aa at any place in tbe W eat. Tbe poMic are requested to call and see. (~f f*hop on National Road Street, one door east of Eira W. Smith's store.

RlCKiriH & HAW LEY.

Terre-Haote, Jan. 19, I848.fi-3m

LIFE I\SITRA\CE AGEAiCf. John I'. Cruft, Agent Mutual Life Insurance Company, N. Y. gy policies for one year, at seven years, for lifeTiUord on the mo^t favorable terou.

Apnl I, 1«47-1M

•Y

-jivnto wlthirt & few olonUto past made considerable adijitions lo our Stock of Job Type} which waa lample before, we are now prepn"ed for

O I N I N

iii the best and handsomest manner, and we wirself to pairons, lhat any work executed here, shajl be •.

IJfi

EQUAL Tfc ANlf IN TED& WEST, and at prices graduated to the letetst scale. We have, alsp, at a heavy expense, erected a pertna-

STANDING PRESS, For Finishing Blanks on Fools* rap or Lt'ltcr Sheets And as *e have the

OTFTT ON*

vristvin* handSohie FOOLSCAP OR POST APhK BLANKS, will pleaae call at this Office, as we can furnish Fine Btank«./ffly per cent. bfctHsrthan can be done with the old mode uf usin* the flat-lnn.

Havlnean excellent Job Printer, with a careful {•M?* man and prompt hamls^-a fine stock of materials tn inr wavof TYPE, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, &c *c., with a STAKDIXO PRESS. »*cftllenity fitted op, wjAhlnk We can turn out handsomer Printiuc than any Omc6 on the Wabash and believing such, we invite a trial from the Dubllc.knowinsthat our prices are as reasonable as ant other Office in this part of Indiana. Our STANVIS /\R£SS itself, adds more to the value of a Blank which has to be written on, than Can be obtained by inv qther process ever used, ana as wfe have erected the first evetattached to a Printlnsr Office here, we hope to increase our Job patronage sufficient to repay us for a small part jof the oatiaf.

We are prepared to execute in the best manner— BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, Hand-Bills. Posters, Blanks,

BILLS OF LADING, CARDS, STEiiWKOVr &C.. and, in fact, anv and all kinds of Job Printing with promptness and dispatch.

RT.• IT*

mediately heals the irritated Membrane of th Bronchi and Lungs, gives strength and suppor«c«p Diinm n«»iwicj "T' T. :,„„i

ftV Other Offi. es of this place may have their Fools capBlanks handsomely pressed here, at a small charpe, we can do it cheuper and laundress with a sad-iron.

We promise promptness, cheapness, and the

«ORK

y«u» tuj tiy children a boy two years oia

in November last, during a severe cold and damp nosteminent Doctor, but of liule "V. .... a. ..1.1 in tho frtxirf ertect of thli Vonritfufe and cave the

spell whitJh caused me to take a bad cold,atten ded with some fever. My throat became sore, cough dry hard and obstinate, without scarcely any expectoration, pain and soreness in my breast at length sweating at night commenced with much weakness and debility. During this time I used many medicines, several being high ly recommended in the papers, but they all lend ed to increase my sufferings, by binding up my system, and only giving temporary relief to my cough. Finding that my disease was assuming a serious and dangerous character, I began to lo alarmed, and took the advice of one of our bestPhysicians. who nt once recommended your "EXPECTORANT REMEDY." and advised me to procure 6 bottles. I at once sent to your Cincin nali Otficc for them, and commenced using the medicine as soon as recicved. I fancied it gave me relief the first day. On the second day my cough felt much easier, aud I heean to tlnow up larce quantities of phlegm and matter. On the sixth day my cou«h disappeared—my strength gradually incrersed, and at this present time am tiuly happy to state to you lhat I am rendered souiid in health, and attend to my occupation as

LINO,Terre-Haute.

CHARLES WILSON.

Springfield Ohio Jan. 24, 184fi. O-DR. DUNCAN'S WESTERN OFFICE. No. 150, Sycamore street, Cincinnati, where his Medicine, together wiih advice, can always be obtained.

Sept. 28,1.917, 41-6m

JEW

DAVID'S OR

BBST

on the Wabash, without any exce(JtiuU. A Vial

Terre-Haute, Indiana, October 6,1847.

9Iore Proof in favor of ft. A.

Mr.

HOBSRF

LO. fHiimuiiH

HOOOATT—SIR: hate been oainfMr.

PahneStock*s Vermifuge for the laal two years. One of tiy chiUlren a boy two years old wui aliended on by tho

aiu'iiuru uu uy

O- ('locks. Watches and Jewelry repaired in a jperior manner. I am also provided with molinery, to replace any pari of a Watch that rtiay 1 worn out or broken, equal to ihe oriainaf. trr Old Silver and Gold taken in etrhantrc.

Tefre-Haute, Ind., May 19.1847—22—tf

MUSIC AND TIANO FORTES. ,, ETERS & WEBSTER,

LOUISVILLE, KT.,

RB sole Agents lor Huiin* & Clsrk's, and A. H. G»le & Co.'s celebrated Pianofurlcs, A isic D' olers anil Piiblrshers.arnl keep constantly ihaiul the largest slock of Music and Musical I11-i-l uments in th« western Coontry. Pianofortes (r tn j522ft to $475. Cuilars* Violitrs, Flnies, S inns, fcc., of the best quality, wholesale nnd rcts ,at low priccs. W. C. PL'

,onisville, Ky., August 11, 1847-34-6m' pil

1,1 FI

iivsiiiusci:.

IHE subscriber lias been appointed Agent ol the Mutual Life Insurance Company ol New k, and will rcceive and forward any applicant for Iirsurancc. he importance nml utility of Life Insurance be iming a matter of deep interest with all classes of i« community, and is now occupying much ol pu lie attention. Persons in every station of soci 1, may secure to their families in the event of Ie h, a comfoitnble support and independence, by risking with thisinstitution a sinsll annual inve ment lorinsuranceon theirlives. Individuals mf effect insurance on their own lives, or the li 1 of others 011 the mosi favorable terms. imphletsexplainine 'he principles and showim the advantages of Life Insurance, with the rat of premium and form of application may be obi ined at tbe office of the agency.

JiOOK OUT FOR THE

JUtHL rilHE undersigned, having formed ijJffHB JL Co-partnership in the Cnr^ InliBsff penier Joiner Busi11 e$S, are prepared to fill all orders in tlwir line, promptly, and at moderate prices.

Q3»

Shop ijp 2d street, North of Jacob D. Ear^ |,'s torner.

—ALSO—

THEYhave

t« Tfefeaa-H

ACTS,

those

WIIO

cmillvill IAFV ill|( UllVt'l mo#n the eoori eDect of this Vermtfufe and caveth© title sufferer agreeiibleto the direction, when I tholifht here was no medicine could relieve him. but 1 thought .here was no harm, if did no good, the first dlschareS iras seventy-eipht very large worms, the next day slx-y-sevnn, we have continued giving Itlo him every wo,three and four months, we have counted upwardsor ive hundred, and ho has not taken any for the last ton nonths, and is restored to porfect health we also have little girl between two and three years old, we have •iven the Vermifuge and she has discharged upwards of wo hundred worms, and this day I have bought another lottle for her, I do conscientiously believe that there lever was any medicine that ever \vas admiulstered to onipare to it", as a worm medicine.

Sept. 24,18-17. J. S. BAYLE.S. The above medicine Is for sale wholesale and retail, manufacturer's prices, by E.S. WOLFE, and WOOD ic

•LASTER AND PERSIAN PILLS, ID" The most successful pain extractor in tlie-world

nitr

.IS Plaster Is the most celebrated article inown the cure of nil seated or local pains of long landing such aa Uheiunatism,Spinal Diseases, lAmfl Scks, Oppressive pains in the Breast, Acuta pair1" ie Side, Corns, Pwcllinirs, Tumors. c.,4 c. rThs undersianed, havins received the agency of tho Hove medicines, will ondeavoito keep conatautlyon ind a full supply iforsaloby thodosen or single box, Uhe Terre-Haute Drue Store.

Terre-Haute May 1846-21-yr.

LITE ARRIVALS

batches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goocls. rjlHE undersigned begs 1 leave to call the alteniion of his fi iends nod the public generally, to his late importations, which embraces a 8| londid stock ol Jewelry ami mcy Goods, which he will st-ll as low as can be had in ihe Western Slates.

NEW

Euards Silk Purses, Shell UomlrB, aru uases, Black IMue and Ked Ink. S..ic .«lcl« »ti«b innot be ennmrraied. ,*.

JOHN F. CBUFT

pril 1,1846-15-tf Agent

DDLE A

ARK ESS MARI5G

J. M. Hager

(fotiducting the above buiMuess in all its bran:hes, on National Road St., a few doors from Square,south side, where he would be glsdio II who want a good article in the above line chap for cash or trade. ac. 19.1846-35-tf

Fancy Soap*.

lAYLOR'S Chrysuline Wash Balls HasUne's Transparent Soaps Almond do

Rosemary do

Rose Price and Gosnell's Windsor Soap Ron sell's Fancy. Soaps. or sale by ec.29, 1847-S-tf C. J. ALLISON &. CO,

ENUINE American Oil for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

IRE Crackers for sale bv C. J. ALLISON & CO.

would inform the public, thai

they opened a shop for thd

manufacture of

CABINET-WARE,

On 2d street, twodoors North ofChap- f-i.' man & Habermyer, and having com- |pfe petent workmen in their employ, they ^§|s fee! satisfied or being ablo to fill'all oriters in that line, in as ooon

STTLK.

and on as accommodatinti t$rms, as cail rmbe had in this pltee. Lumber nf all kinds wi" betaken in exchahgj for Cabinet-Ware •, qy V0FPh\S MADE TO 0RDER.£S (LTOvK HEAIISK

SHALL BK^IIKK OF

CHANOICI

.. JAMES HOOK.

",'i THOMAS HOOK. ferrcHatite, April 14, 1847—17—if

(Olileiskl.)

ALS

ANFDEPASTBEES'

Of Mails at ihe Post Ofllce AT TEURE-HAtlTK, tND., OCT. 1, 1847.

A I a Is v'.

S». Missouri,Dally,at.: A. A. Indianapolis, Oatty, at l'i at nlsht. 8prtngfi*lti.jll-t Tuesdays. ThursdayBand Pat. 6 p. M. VmeeiHts, Mondays, Wednesdays u»d Fridays 11 e. Covin/toit, Mondays, WednesdaysFridays 9 p.

St. /.OMis.DalW. at

Apply nt K-ngle foundry. Terre-Haute, Juno B, 18B7-2i •26—if

CON1NOHAM 4- WARREN.

His stock embraces Lailios' large Breast Pins, fall kinds Gentlemen's Pins and Gold Studs, iany patterns Ear Ring *, large and small IracolotClasps, a boautiful article small Wasps, [earlsand Crosses, Guard Slides. Finger Kings, II sires, patterns and prices Gold anil Silver !uard Key's, Gold and Silver WATCHES and lencils,Silver Arrowsand Slides forhend dresses, liver Spoons and Thimbles, Miniature Cases, neap Steel Bag Clasps. Purse Trimmings and iurse Silk, Steel Beads, Silver. Steel and Plnlfd pecfacles. fine Penknives nml Scissors. Gocules, old and Steel Pens, Steel and Penrl Slides, Silk wards, Silk Purses, Shell ComtrB, Card Cases

II. CL'NINHI!AM4

HEBREW

HAVE

M.M.

Crnir/brdsrfUf Tupldays and b'atunlays...... .9 p. M. Bioawim^/orti'l'aesdays and Saturdiys*. 9 p.^. Bedford, Fridays, at 6 p. s». Carlisis, Wednesdays, at

.% l)«|ini'la 1

w.,

Indianapolis,D»ily, at 3 A StoringfielUi Mondays, Wednesdays aeti Fridays 3am I'lftcciiMM, Tuesdays Thursdays ami Saturdays 3 A. M. Covington, Tuesdays, Thursdays ami faturdays 6

A. M.

Crntrfordarillt, Mondays and rrfdayu, 6 A. M. Uioomington. Nondays and Fridays. ...5 x. Hi Bedford, .Saturdays, at.. 6

A. M.

CurlitU, Thursdays, at...... 5

N. H.—All Mails close,at precisely fin'clock, p.

QctoborG, lS«-42-if S. G. DODGK, P. 5T.

SIII»GM:S AND LIMBER.

J. GRUVEH \Vish to by FO.OOC» Good Sltinglcs, and A0.000 fc«t Of {»sSOI't«!«l Ijllfnbor, for which they will pay tho ustinl prices in rush and lr»do, ft a t* 1__. fl I

LILFE II\SI!RALVTK

the true mutual principle—only one half of the amount in cash lequirrfi that is char* ged by stock and other companies. ,"4.

AS. GROVER,

Ai(f(nt for the Ohio Mutual Insurance ('ompany Oct. 14,'46-tf at Tcfrc-fiauie, Tndiuiia

W. H. W A BHKX

TERFTE-HAUTE'V",

S O

CIIWIX«1IA1I A 1VARRFJ, Wholesale and JietailDealers in Drvg.ii AJinerwl and Botanic Mi ditincs, f)yd

Stuffs, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, 1'arnisfi, Patent Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Trusses, ff'indow Glass, Glassware, lirushe'i, Soap, Perfumerji, Wines, Liquors, Spirits Turpentine, While Lead, fyr., §c. f*

received atnl aro now oprning their'" Summer's Stock, which xvns purchased with great cure, animal redurcd jirinv, by on'e ol the' iitm from which loct. ihev are enabled In sell better ariicles, at less prices than has heietolore been olTered in the Wabash vnlley.

Physicians, t'ouniry NfeiCHiiiits, and all dealer* in the above line, are respect lully invited local and examine our stock.

We will continue to remive, 'fnhlsflnl, Flaxseed, Ginseng. Mustard seed, licesw ax nml Rags, at ihrf hichesl selling rates, in exchange for shy and alt ariicles nil hand, at the lowest cash prices.

Store next door tn M. VV. Sedarn's Ooldttl Ed gle. directly north of ihe Court H"ti»-f. 'J'erre-Haute, Aug. 18, 1847-36-tf

arpTVATSATT Sb

THIIIIMIIII I'I: IHIIIC STOBK.

Smith's Supar Coated Pills. Crumbacker's & BufTs do Kcou's & Lea's do l'hinney's & Cook's do Pappington's3c Danlel'sdo Tomato & rmtch do Wi»tSr's& Perjlan sfo do IMolTait's anil Peten' do

Paper,

V. M. CRISHEfi,

wodlcl

I. WEBSTER.

Allan's 4- Rulli-r's NsrveC ami Dunn l.lnlnient, Swayue's & Wlnar'1 Bat' ««m of Wild Chsrry, Carpenter's fc'sr»»purllla, V: bnmls' do fimllh'K Tonic Sjrrug,m"f Sulp. Quinine, '.i'.i. do Morphine, Acftat do

Carpenter's Kxt. Tluchu, Kaheiistor.k's Vermifogs, Dr.McLsne's do

Cliirifleil Quills, ,'• 0 Gardner's l.lntnirnl, Imperial,'Gunpowder, YtiungllyioA and Blsfk Teas. Also 1U00 lbs. assorted Candles.

friends anil the pnWfr gencrafv ly.thut Un is r?i^ly 3t all tirnedo iW lend In :inv wor| in the

Blacksmjfhing liner such as Ironing Wagons, Carriug^s^

Buggies malting and repairing iiptic Spring repairing Furming luiplemcnis of all kinds, Horseshoeing, &c.. &LC., all of which will be done promptly, at moderate prices, ami warranted equal lo any work of the kind in th# Wabash Valley.

He (eels thankful for former patronage, and re* spectfullv solicits a continuance of the same, as long as he shall torn out work which cannot be surpassed. (0" 3h«p on Third street, a little Northwest tf Reinhard's store.

WHITE

^ULPH. Morphia for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

BALTIMORE

Chrome Yellow

and Black Teas,

CUNNINGHAM

WAKREN.

Terre Hafte, May 11,1840-21 yr

—. -.J-... rV ninil -w

'".^.iFilie Horses Wanted.^ THE undersigned 'ln*

ul'

^'ie ^ur*

.remninint Tcrrp-A

11 auti! the riiKumu winter, wi'h llni

vicvv

nl pur^

chasing Fifiy or Sixty Fine Horses, for which ho is prepared to pay liberal prices in rush. Farmmer» of ihe country may see some fine sample* in ihe way nl horse-flesh l»y calling nt lle alure' said stable, and if they have similar stock lor sale/ they

do well lo biiiig.il in. The ndvrriise^

wauls no common horses, but only tho very besl tho country run afford, therefore art inferior ammarl need net be offered.

DAVID RL'SNIttN Late of Ml.- Loins, Mtf.-s

Terre-ITjuic, tjecemlcr 2{j, 1847— I—tf •.

CAKRIAOD-IRO^IIVf', BLAC-Krf S.1HT1II.\CI. 4C. rilHE Iitidefsicned informs "Kin-

VIRGIL J. BURNET.

Terre-Haute, Msy 19, 1847-22-tl

Glue, very superior, for sale 'J. J. ALfJMONACO.

for

sale bv

C. Al.LIitON & CO.

Now is the time to attend to your

rjIHE stilwicriber expects to leave ins few ws on a journey to be gone three or lour moot snd would ssv to those washing for any opei lions in DENTRISTY. that be now bauds," and will wait on bis customers with file ore. H. R. SMIT"

December 22, l&47-l-tf O* Th»e indebted, for operations will be prepared, for tbey will be called upon iron atoiy to "settle."' ij-J* Office, corner National Road and "4th

USSCL-'S Shaving Cream for sale by C. J. ALLISON A Cj