Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 March 1848 — Page 3
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iiPPISPPS^i
r«j Mexican IV'ews. From iur latest exchanges we extract
the fallowing items from the late arrivals
from Mexico. Tamaulipcts.—The Almosfcra, at San Luis Poinsi, of the 26th January, stales that the Governor of Tamaulipas, D. Francisco Vital Fernandez, has solicited the protection of the Government at Washington, in hi? plan of annexing that State to the United States of the North,
DEATH
OF
SIR:—A
MAJOR WEBSTER.*-We
regret to hear of the death, at San Angel, of Major Edward Webster, of the Massachusetts Regiment ot Volunteers. He was the youngest son of the Hon. Daniel Webster. He left hi* native State a year since as the senior Captain in the RegiftiBiit, and was subsequently chosen to dlie post which he held at the time of his .death. He dtd more than nny other man towards the organization of the Regiment, and was eminently popular. His death will carry a pang to many a heart.
MORE RUMORS.-The
Jay says it has good authority lor stating that an express from the American com-mander-in-chief had left for Queretaro, to ihe effect that if a treaty of peace were not concluded within three days, the American troops would proceed to ocotipy other pjoints in the Republic. We give the rumor for what it is worth. Tbe Monitor probably h»s its information from Mexican sources.
THE EXECUTIOKOP JOSE
DE LA LUZ
VK-
OA, who was convicted of enticing American soldiers to desert, and who was sentenced to be shot a few days ago, was suspended until the 1st of February, has been, according to El Eco del Comercio, further respited until the 8th. That paper contains the following petition from his family, to Uen. Scott: To his Excellency
Major General TFinJield Saolt:
mother bejfs you for the life of
•iter loved son the little children, in tears, without protection in the world, request your clemency to pardon their father, .sir, and we pray by the sacred name of father, and by the love that you have for •your children, that you will be merciful with this unhappy man. If your heart is moved by our tears, and your clemency will save the life of Jose de la Ijiiz Vega, you will receive the retvird in Heaven by ".the. hand of God. •We arc, sir, with respeat,
Your obedient servants,
'JOSE
DE LA LU«
VEGA'S FAMILY.
National Exigencies,—Under this '•Jietid, El Eco del Comercio has thfl following:
The quick reunion of Congress, The establishment of the National iGunrd.
The quick termination of the question with the United States. The true reform of tlio army anl
The evangelical reform of the clergy.. If they will place the National Guard npon the same basis as our militia system .we of the Star will say, Amen.
.Disposition of ilio American Troops. As this is the first number of tho Weekly .Slur (or tho,United States, it may be well lor ns to say a uoril, lor the information of our home readers, in regit rtl to the present disposition ol ille troops in occupation.
An order from the Genernl-in-chief, published some J[jvc or sU ueijcs since, organised the troops, for the present! into brigades— 1st. Gen.-Smith's Brigade, comprising the Mounted 'Riflemen, 3d Artillery, 7th, l$ih niul Mil) liifnntry, is stationed in this city.. There have been rumors tlio I this splendid Jirigado was about leaving the city, but we cannot learn that there is uuy foundation lor the statement. 2d. Brig. Gen. Cndwalader's Brigade, consisting of the 4th Artillery, 1st, 6th, 8th and llth Regiments ol Infantry, is stationed al .Toluca, ami Iicrma. some Jive leagues this side ol Toluca. ,The assessment upon the ,CState of Mexico, ol which Toluca .is tho seat of Government, is due ol the commencement of the coming month. .The Governor, some days since,.reluseil to nid in collecting the amount for the benefit of the American .authorities, ami we do not know ulint mea.aures have been taken in reference to the matter. The Legislature appears to bo disposed to aid in the collection of the raven_ue, and presume Gen. Citdwalhider will not
IMVCwo
any great difficulty in collecting
.the amount, it^so.ue shape. The 9th Regiment ol Infantry, Colonel ^Withers commanding, belonging also to Gen. Cadwnllnder's Brigade, is stationed at ,1'achuca, with detachment of dragoons. £ol. Withers is Governor of the place, and tho Regiment is al present in command of Lieut. Col. Clemens. jPachuca is few miles from Real del Monte, where there n,re eytensive silver mines \vor{:ed by an English £OiB±)any. & detachment ftom this command reached Uio city some weeks since, with between one njul two hundred thousand dollars in bullion. Another detachment, hom the same place, is expected here .during'the present week. About ninety of the troops al Pnchuca made an expedition to
JTulan Cingo, a few dajssiuce, and, we tindersiand, made some further collections. Jajrauta and his three hundred followers, hearjug of their approach, lefl the city the night .beTore their arrival. 3d. Brer. Col. Riley's Brigade, comprising tho 2,1 Artillery, the 3d, 4th and $ih Iulantry, and the Voitl^eurs, is at Tacubaya. 'The field batteries are attached to the different brigades.
Gen. Cushing. with the volunteers.—the Massachusetts, iSVw York, South Carolina and Pennsylvania fLegttne£iisrr-js a l$a AU"1 gel.
The|jidia,na, IV a» Mice, atfd, we belie**, the I^umucky jrolu utetvs, aire at Moliuo del Key. the IJtb Regiment of lufaolry stationed at Chapultepec. it he« garrisoned that jortress aiuce its capture in September.
Gen. Lane, with Col. Hays, and the Teyss Rangers, has gone upon an exploring expedition in the direction of Grisabk He has alao with him four companies tbe 3d Dragoons, under Maj. Polk.
There arc strong and e&eient garrisons at Fuebla, Perote, Jala pa, and at Vet* Crux. The 9d Ohio Regiment is at Rio Frio.
This, in brief, is the present disposition of the troop* tit occupation. They are all within supporting distance of each other, apd they will see that the revenues and rents, ordered by the* American government to be paid over to its representatives here, are collected and disposed of for tbe benefit of the Army. This is the policy to bo pursued, until* Mexico sues for peace, and a treaty is negotiated between the two government*.
We will only add, that oar letters from the different stations represent the health ot the officers aud men as being good.
A London Goldsmith saves $3000 a year, •by the gold and silver in the sediment of the water tanks in which the workman are required to wash before I eat tug the premises.
Later From A'ew Orleans.
..ft LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24—P. M.
The Peytona has arrived from New Orleans bringing dates to the evening of the 17th inst.
The Delta contains the correspondence of Gens. Scott and Worth relative to the late difficulties in the Army subsequent to the publication of the Army orders censuring severely the authors of certain letters written to the United Slates.
Gen. Worth addressed a note to Gen, Scott, stating that he learned with aalonishment thai it was the opinion of the army the imputation of scandalous conduct mentioned in the general order referred to him, and asking if such was the intention of the commander-in-chief.
General Scott replied that the order clearly expressed thai he meant to apply the imputation to the author of the letter signed "Leonidas."
Gen. Worth rejoined, and said he did not consider the answer satisfactory. Gen. Scott replied that he could not be more explicit. He had nothing to do
Monitor of yesler- jwfth the suspicions of others, and if he
had valid information of the authorship he would prosecute the parties before a Court Martial.
Gen. Worth replied that he snpposecj the commander regarded him as not deserving a satisfactory answer, and feeling himself aggrieved, hp should appeal to the President. He concluded by accusing Scott of apting in a manner unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
Gen. Scott then ordered Worth under arrest for behaving with contempt and disrespect towards the commander-in-chief,
A COLORED LAWYER.—Robert
Poluloe* •'J'ltrnifis Wheal
OAU fiye h\t*h Hi(f. on fool.
February £3, 1848-10-3
Morris. 8
colored man, recently admitted to the Bar, made his appearance in the Court, of Pommon Pleas, Boston, on Friday last, as counsel if) a case ebpyt to be tried.
LVCK? M**lrrThe Washington correspon. dent of the Philadelphia Bulletin says that Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, has realized pome 8300.QQ0 by the sales of his lands in Virginia to some English company.
Boat Cist
QjfJas. S. Clark, dealer in 'Boat Stores, gro cerios and produce generally,.corny of First and
Ohio Streets, near the Bridge. (£j" The VVnbnsh is now too low for .•flat boaU
as high up as this place, though wc-hoar tlie/e aip seven (eel of water on the Grand Qft|id£. 8TKA.MB0AT AHRIVAI.G.
Cumberland, from Pittsburgh
Fob. 2Y.
Pilot ."No. 2, Kerns, JSvnnsville Sligo, do.
Pnducnh, Gilly, Cincinnati Arkansas Mail, Diller,E»ansviJle
28, 29
Pildf, Breton, Lafayette
(Jontmcrciftl.
WABASH EXPRESS OFFICE
TKHIIK-HAUTB,
March 1, 18'18. 5
To tiny, Tuosdny, wo have a |to\v winter upon us, wbich sets harit nftertho late pleasant weather. The ro u!3 are bad ami business ill consequence nut very brisk.
PRODUCTS OF TH? COUNTRY.
Tei'i'oUaiile Prices Current^
,-Flour..,, yiConiMcui.. •. Jiacon /.mil
lb. lb.
U4o20 75 20
bush, bush, bush, bush, bttth. 100 lb. bush, lb. lb. lb. bttsh. bush, bush. ton. bush, cortl. dot. lb. bush. bush, gal. gal. (of. bbl. £ll I.
I..33 2 50
Bttf, in market, best. cuts....,.5
FLAXSEED 63970 Feathers 5lS Heexxtax 25 (ii»»tng 25 Onion 50 While Bean* 7j Com, in the ear 18 //«y 6 CK) Iftone-Coal 8 /VreM-oorf I 50 frrr* ISniter, bent lump.. t'-j a 16 Green pies, tcinier itse fi'J •/tried Apples..f 1(10
I'httkey, by the barrel... "20 Apple liutttr 75 Honey ?fi Cider .' 2 00 •Vinegnr Shingle*....^ I •f."i(i2 00 Sole Leather 20 Chickens 7,"o8l. Turkeys 2,"mi,17
M. lb.
dot.
Pucks. &rlo
.each, each.
Distant Markets. NKW VonK, Feb. 21.
Flour, wpstern^fi,06to 6.1S Corn, 51 to 56 Yellow, SScts Prime western lard 8 lo S-lcts. OALTIMORB, Feb. 24.
Wheal$1,24 lo «t,30 for white Red #1,20 to Jl,2j.
Ntw Om.KANj, Feb. IS.
rianiatlr.n su^sr, fair 4: Alolasses 19u2tcts, Atejs PorK, #9 00 I.tnl 51 to GJcu Flour, 81.75 to 85,00 White com 43 to 43, Yellow 49cis. Rio coffee 6Jcl«.
1 OH SALE,
4 LOT of £la»ting and t/annon Powder on i'V consign in ei»t, whic-b \viK bo sold #t •Cincin|iau wh«»lesal,' pricesj by W. B. TU£Hc
Tcrrt-Hauie, febtuary-66, ISMJ- 10-tf
ADJUMSIRITOU'S NOTICE. "\T0TI6E is hereby given, lhat letters testameni3i t^ry on the .estate, ^KVIS, rights aud chattels of Thomas Mescrve, late of Vigo county, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate will please make prompt payment and those having claims against the same, will please present them properly authenticated for settlement. The estate is probably insolvent. ASA lMLLEj Adoi'r.
iI)HI\I$TBlTOR S SICK. VTOTICU is hereby given, that the undetsitrnJL\ ed will sell #1 public auction, on the jUJth day of March. 1848, at -Wnllacc's Foundry, in Terw44«v"« following goods and chattels belonging to4he estMeof Thomas Mrservy, to-wit A set of patterns for castings for cai^iiog machines, and two Carditis Machines partly finished. A credit of four months will b« given, tbe purchaser giving notes with approved security, without any relief from vaiuation or appraisement laws.
NOTICE
ML. Term* of »l» retu'atWI ht taw. W. \. HAMILTON. Auditor. T««*-Haots, Fehraary 9, 1S
UMBRELLAS.
Parasols, Farasolettes, AND
WALKING-CANE UNMBRELLAS.
Wl, It, S STEAM FACTORY.
ran oxtT oxE is THK UXITSD STATES,
N O 1 0 4 A E 3 E
^l&aUsic^cpXlqpQaaaio Merchants are respectfully informed that continue to manufacture all the above goods, by tbe •id of steam, nplqritstaudjiig the grpif opposition of parties opposed to the introduction of expensive improvement*. My assortment is complete, and prices so low as to give entire satisfaction.
U" As there is an Umbrella Store next door, of nearly the same name, it is important you should remember
i, gamm-osr,
PATKXTEK
Steam Factory, and
WALKIXB-
of the
CANS UMHRKLIA.
Sign of the Lady and Eagle, NO. 104 MARKET STREET—PHILADELPHIA.
O* Attention is requested to the celebrated
WALKIXO-CAXK
(I-MBIIKLLA.a neat and beauti
MEDICAL, NOTICE.
J. A. Williams, Jlorooeopathip physician,
TENDERS
his professional services f.o the cit
izens of Terrc-FJaijte and vicjnity. The experience of fjftprn ycsjrs spccessful practice in this cnuntiy. (the last two and a half years in this place,) induces him to beTieve that he cqn treat the diseases of thisclimate^ (Homqpopslhically or oil), erwise) as successfully as nny Physician of the place, bt kit pretensions what I hey may. Office pt his residence, on the eqst side of Market-street, three and a half squares South of the public square. He will cheerfully attend the calls of his old customers and others who may give hfm their preferences. All medicines must lie paid for before tar ken from the office, except to regular and punct ttial customers.
Terre-Haute, Ip.d., Feb. 16, 1848-9-tf
Aceived
FRESH supply of I(ud|um's Specific, just reand for sale by Feb. 16,1848-9-tf C. J- ALLISON & CO.
XRRELL'S Cough Caudv, just received and for sale by C. J. ALL,ISOJST & CO. February 16, 1848-9-tf
SALE REA& ESTATE,
ONHouseOF
the 11th day of March 1848. at the Cpurtdoor in Terre-IIaute wilj sell at auction to the highest bidder, the sfluth third of lot number one hundred ind sixlyrS.even in Terr re-Haute. 'J'erms matlp known on the day of sale. The title will be sgch as I am authorized to make. I purchased Ihe propprty at a shoriH's sale, in favor of Francis B. Lyip pa Dpvid Pound and George H. Spencer, as a receiver in Chancery,and will sell it as such. The title is believed to be good. S. 1J. G00KIN8.
Feb. 16. 1848-9-3w.
..AS 00jj/r bbl. 30' Awi'J. .dufii 6 ...371
SHERIFF'S SAI.E. 13Y virtue of an execution issued frofl) the Vico Circuit Court, and to nie directed nnd delivered, in favor of William Piatt, Simon S. Ducklin arid Jesse Newton, ami against Moses Rob-
bins anil.John Brings, I have levied on the follow? ing property, tp-wit John Brig?®' interest iiinnj) to the south east quat,tor of section twenty-nine in town tljiHcen norlji, range number nisJit wpsl, in Vigo counly. being Uie lands ^nd tpijemrnts belonging to the said John Drjggs, and will, on Wednesday, the eighth day of March, 1848, at tho Oourt-Houso door in Terre-Haute, within the legal hqurs of s?id day, offer the rents nnd prtffjjg of caid premises, \yith Ihe appurtenances therenntoibelonging, for t) tc/rn of seven years nnd if they plumlil fail to sell for a sufficient stjni to satisfy saul execution, I will then nnd there offer the fjoe simple, to the lushest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution $nd cosis.
M. M. HfOKCOX, Sherifl".
Feb. 16. 1848-9-3w Prs fee. $1 75
Consumption. Sen ynmlflr rope of lovely line, 'Tis withering with decay. Jljcarcely sips the morning dew,
Heforo It fades away.
DR. KATE'S 10IMNK SANATIVE.
TCoughs,
HE most fiffnetua! remedy for diseased l.ungs, Calx's, Soreness of ihe Throat and Bronchial Organs that! has ever been brotipht before tho public.
Tho woiul«rful cures with "Iodine" that havo been atTected in France, under Lhe direction of the iniinort,il Liui? Lfenec and I.ncol, together with the happy results lhat haye followed its nae in the private practice of the proprietor, induced him to combine it with his t?anat,ive t|mt lie has so long prescribed jn diseases ol the Lungs, and Liver, givin-: it the power of eradicating the Consumptive and Scrofulous Virus from tho system, that is possessed by no other medicine, short of Divine interposition. And In order tobrin this medicine wiihjn tho rgach of a more wjdelv extended circle of the nflicted,Uian can possibly be reached in his own prjcI ice, (ami thus to extend its usefulness,) }f O introdm^s.U lie/ore the public under ttie title of •On. KKWSIQDING SANATIVE
This medicine if pleasant to,Ue taste, and may be ..taken bv every person under any circumstance, and i't$ rood effects will, in most cases.be experienced in a e\w dnys. It will suddenly relieve a^hard and painfui r.eush—palliate the symptoms of infl immation, and the same time excite a free and easy expectoration— throwing up the foul secretions of matter and phlegm that obstruct the air celts, thus giving freedom and epse to the circulation, aud buoyancy and nxhiliratioti to the respiration, giving aquiet languor to the lungs, favora bte and indispensable to the lieu ling of deep seated ul cerations.
The Iodine Sanative alsogives strength and animation to tho enfeebled fnime. restoring lo the diseased functionsof the system sound heafth. Who will any loncer suffer with diseased Luufs or Liver when such safe and certain remedy.ls so easily obtained
Dr. KATE'S office is AtJS" Sycamore st. Cincinnati Ohio, where his Iodine Sanative (together with advice if desired) can be obtained.
Price 6I per bottle. {t^-l)r. Kale's Iodine Sana'.ive. may be had al C.J. Allison's Co west side of the sijuare, Terre-hai|te.lnd.
November 3,1847-i6-Oi6.
CO.WIISSIOXCU'S SALJJ.
PURSUANTwill.expose
IW.
ASA BILLE, Adm'r.
February 23, l848-10-3w £2,00
SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LAXDS.
is hereby given, that tbe underaign-
ed will off^r at foMic sale, al the CourtHouse door in Terre-Haute. Viw cugntT, State of Indiana, between the t^onr* of 10 o'clock, A M., and 4 o'clock. P. Mv on ibe 12th day of Apnl, A. I., 1818, the ^Hawing tracts or )V*s of land forfeited (^r the nen.payme«i of the interest doe on them to the Jongrvsskwial township in which they are situated, t«-wiu li«t No. I. in »KtH« 1$, township it range 8
IS-S-td*
KXICAN Black I read («r aala by C. J. Al.LI«ON & CO.
1 \KPENTER'S Eiuof Ambergrw, and He- _' lt«(ripe $a«C tor aak bv C. J. AI.I.WON & CO.
MF.RICAN and Enti»#h Uiliwwl for sale hy J. ALLISON jfc CO-
10 pn order ol tho Vigo Probaje
Court,,\fe to Rale on Thursday, the second dav of March, ^^8, tlvo -following described tract of Land, jbelonging to seven of the heirs of Moijcs Walts, deceased, viz: ,80 acres of and, the east half of the north west quarter of section number 2$. in,township number .W, north of ranee number 10 west, ip Prairie tJreck township. Vigo county, Indinna. on which ^ct ofland is a large. Gtisl Mill, .with two run pf stone, one for wheat and one for corn, a good bolt and screen also, a Saw Mill, running by water frorn to six months in a year. A good engine and hoiler is attached to the Grist Mi|l to run it tbe balance of the year. Tticre is a good dam, with a good rock bottom and lock hank for a dam. I ha same to be sold at the Mill, on said pretnUes, on equal credits of nine, eighteen, lyventy-seven and th.irtyaix months, the purchaser to sive notw with approved security, conditioned 'hat the same .shall draw interest from date, and may be collected withoqt any relief frorp valuation or appraisetneut
JBBENEJJER PADDOCK.? ELIJAH THt)MAS.
Conors,
J)AVIB W. WlkSOif. 3
February 2, 1848-7-4w 50
ESPECIAL XOXtCK'
THE
undersigned withes lo say to Utoae w-ho may be indebted to hin». that he ia now anxIous tn close up hii loog unsettled business, and for this purpose gives public notice that aft^r the 1st day of March next, *11 debta due him, collectible in a magistrate's court, will be found with t»d officers of this couoly for coilecUon. tod del 4a of larger amounts and collectible in tbe circuit court, will be put in the b*nd» of an attorney 00 the 25tb in«t., for collection, if not previously arranged. He hopes those interested herein, will pay particular attention t« thi« notice,
JOHN H. WATSON.
Terre-Haute, Feb. 9. I.M8-Stf.
EXECI TOR'S JfOTICE.
T^TOTICE is hereby given that ibe undcrsimed i. hare been appointed execntorV^f the will antl tntament of Charles B. M«*l»iU. of Vifo co«nty, and 8taU o^ndiana, decn^l. aod have Uketi Inters teataffrotafy »a ssid estate. AO persona indebted lo saud estate are requesteJ to make immediate payment, iml thoM having claims against tbe estate are notified to present their claims duly authenticated for aettletaeol.— The eatate is supposed to be solvent.
C. WARREN.
w. M. MoDEsrrr,
Feb. j!6f 18iS-t-3w.
OHIO TYPE FOUHDEBY.
THE
subscribers have established N6W Type Foupdery, in Cincinnati, opposite the Merchanl,s Exchange and Magnetic Telegraph. Walnut-street, and are prepared lo supply the Printers of the Western country, with every variety of TYPES. PRESSES, iud PRINTING MATE RIALS, of tbe latest fashions and mwl perfect manufacture.
From (heir low experiencp in the butiness and from their arrangements with Eastern mid other Fnundertes, they will be able |p supply every article used by Printers, at tbe lowest cash prices, and of the best quality.
GUN.FORD & JONES.
Cincinnati, Fgltruary 16, ]S48-9-3m
C3» If ERE IT IS 43)
I
MUST pay my debts, which I cannot do until others pay me. Those indebted to me ar* cespectfully requested to call aud close their accounts by payment or r.o'te. It is unreasonable to expect me to spend as much time in collecting mv dues as in earning them. Therefore, if it becomes necessary to run after them, I shall be compelled to send some one who spends his time in thai wnv. I allude as much to my small accounts as to the larger ones, and hope both will be attended to without a more special dun.
February 23, 1848-IO-8w $2.25
J5TATP OF IHIDIAMJ CoHiily. 5 Vigo probate Cpurt.
John R. Jackfon, Jacob Jnckson, and Henry Jackson, complainants, vs. Isaac Jackson. Leonard Brake and Polly Brake, his wife, Carlton
Jackson, Henry Jackson, Ann Jackson, Joul Jackson, and Samuel Mann, respondents.—Petition for settlement of the estate of Samuel Jackson, deceased,
COME
now the complainnnts by Gristvold & Usher, their solicitors, and file their petition herein in the Vigo Probate Court, and it appearing froiD Ihe affidavit ofa disinterested person that Isaac Jackson, Carlton Jackson, Henry Jackson, Ann Jackson. Joel Jackson, aud Samuel Mann, are not residents of the-Slate of Indiana, the said Isaac Jackson, .Cntllon Jackson^ Henry jfa^kgon, Ann Jackson, Joel dacksonj and Samuel Mann, are hereby notified to be and appe/tr in our saiij Court on the first day of the next term thereof, hereafter to be holden, »hc/j a (rid there to plead, answer or demur to said petition^ or said cause will be heard and determined in their absence.
DR. DVKCAN'S
ijEXPECTORANT REMEDY, KOR
ColdK, Couphs. Splttln?? of Blood, llronclillls.DIinctillyof Breathjlns. Asthma, Pain In the Side, fSrcaMt and Chest, Whooping
Xtoug-h, Cro«i»j and all Dig. or the liivcr and Lungs. BCW.&RE OF 0\SI JIPTI0\!
JO \V mpny persons pjut off from lime lo time,
that mn&t importnnt calling—attending to their health before it be too late. Look around us. paiticiilarly jji our city, and wc will daily bchoiii hundreds of persons, whoso counlenanccs bespeak suffering, with Disease of the Lungs, nnd protractcd cough, fast approaching their immortal destinations, without, perhaps, being sensihlo of their serious situations. May this warning awaken them in due season—and at once seek relief, which is lo bo found in DR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY, a sale, pleasant and certain Medicine, for the cure of a Cougfc. and the premonitory syui|»luuis lhat lead to CONSUMPTION. Wiis medicine immediately heals tl^e irrilalcd Membrane of Ahe Bronnhi nnd Lung gives strength and suppoti jto Ihe enfeebled Imme, thus caggipg the lungs te throw o(T tjie v^cid secreted n^UQr, l^iat accuinuli^cs and settle^ upon thcpi.
AS.TD TBK r,oi.iowi*o .CASK JURN CUIVE.
DR.
Dr*CAjr-r-^Dear Sir: You will please accept these lines from one who has been spared from the famishing fangs of GONSUMPTION, by the timely use of inestimable
in November last, during a sevens cold and damp sp^ll which caused me to take a bad cold, attended with some fever. My throat Itecame sore cough dry. hard and obstinate, without scarcely any expectoration, pain and soreness in my breast at length sweating at nighl commcnced, with much weakness and debility. During this time I u*ed mnr\y medicines, several being highly recommended in the papers, bui they all tended to increase my sufferings, by binding up tny system, and only giving temporary relief lo my cough, finding that my disease waj assuming a serious apd .dangerous character, I to !e alarmed, and look the advice of one QIbegan
..'J
J. A. WILLIAMS.
Terre-Haute, Ind., Feb. 16, 1848-9-tf
C+XK
ful article, cqmbining all the advantages ofa
and U.MRiiEi.f.A. Feb. 1$, }848-9-3m.
§TATE OF ISDIAXA,? Vigo County. 5 Vigo Circuit Court, 1848.
Peter I,von vs. Tapis Montgomery, Henry Montgomery, John Montgomery, Elizabeth Montgomery, and Ann Montgomery, heirs low of
Edineton Montgomery, deceased,—Bill fur fjjfcific performance.
THE
compjaiiinnt files ljis li|l herein Jiy Jvinney & ^inney, his snjicitors, as|fi|iR fur a cettnin decree against said heirs, in said bill specified. Aiul the said complainant having filed the affidavit of a disinterested person thalTapla Mont. Emmery. Hpnry Montgomery. John M'uifgo-nery, Elizabeth Montgomery, and Ann MqntgonierVj are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby aiven to said Tpplj. Henry. John, Eli»leth, nnd Ann, to be npd qpfiegr befqre the Juilaes of the Vigo Circuif Court, qn the first day of the next term therpnf. herenfter to be hoi den at the Court-House, in Terre-Haute, then and there to plead, answer or demur to said bill. Or the same lyill be taken as true, nnd decreed accordingly. C. T. ft'OBLE, Clerk.
THE
Soutl} East
Caps, 4^c., &c,
G. T. KQBLp, Clerk.
February 23, I818-l0-3t $2,26
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had a calj in your city
our best Phy
sicians. .whp at once recommended your "EXPECTORANT fcEMED^." atjd advised mc Jo procure 6 bottles, at once sent lo your Cincinnati Office for ll^em, and commenced using ll\e medicine as joon »s recieved. I fancied it ga^ me relief Ibe first day. On the second day piy cough felt much eaaier, and I began to throw up large quantities of phlegm and .matter. On 4lie sixth day my. cough disappeared—my strength gradually incrersed. and at this present lime tiuly happy lo state to you that! ats rendered sound in health, and attend to mr occupation as usual. CHARLES WILSON.
Fprinfrjield Ohio Jan. ft*. 1846. CTDR. DUN^A^'S WgSTEfiN OFFICE. No. 150, Sycamore street, .Cincinnati, where Jus Medicine, together with advice, can ^wayp he .obtained.
UT The E rpedorant IJemedr" is sale -ty .i. ^lison &• C«v west side «(l^e ^fuare, T.er-re-H a^iie. Jnd.
November 3-l84T-4S-|Sis.
PKHIS TP IS! PEKIV TE48!
HAVING
made srrangemenis with the Pekin
Tea Company, we will be constantly receiving every variety of Green and Black Teas, which we oSrr very low, and warrant to be of superior qunhtie*. C. J. ALLISON & CO.
Febmary 16,18489-tf
Execuien.
ROSE
Pink jott received and for «*|e hv C. J. ALLISON & CO
Dr. A. practice? upon the Hpmmopathic plan— a system which js now generally adopted in Enrope, and in many places in the United ^States, ami ere long-bids fair to be universally approved and adopted.
Those afflicted with inflamed, weak and sore eyes, may be relieved speedily under the trratment of Dr. A., and. in fart, all the diseases of the country, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, will be s|eeddy and radically relieved.
Jj* Dr. A. will always be found at hi»X5|pcc, unless absent on professional business. Residence st the City Hotel.
October 37, 1847-45-tf
IVEKJCiiV HOTEJU THE undersigned has taken charge .of the AM££JGA# HOT£L. lately kept by sines Ijay oes, and is noy prppe^y prejt.ired for the reception of Boarders and the ei»trt»inment aj llie Trevetting Public. 'T^eijoU-l is Mtuatad on XJaAet street, at the corner of Cherry, one s^viare North of tbe £ourt-*loueet aud ia «ery convenient^ losine*s.
Having good cooks and ostler#, with a ^Jarge and convenient aUl^e.the proprietor promises every comfort .19 his guests, and by his personal attention'to ^heir wants.iic hopes to render every satis^ctwn, and secure a portion of the public pair\nage.
O" fiorders taken by the month or .year, st the lowest charge*. FRANCR O'BRl AN. Jan. IS, 184
RAIL ROAD OTICK.
T^T'OTICE is hereby gitcen that the Soalui for i^l subscription to the Capital Stock of the Terre-Haute and Richmond Railroad Company, are now, re-opene,l and will contin^if so ur'il otherwise ottletn). Commiswoncr* Tetre-Haule, Jacob D. Early and Chaomw /Stose.
E E A E I N I A N A
Undersigned (late of the National Hotel) respectfully informs his friends and thjf lading public aenernlly, that he hns leased for a term of years, and has ii»w open for the nccQHiinodation ofTravellerg ai}^ poarders, lhe large, elegant and commodious iu\vv brick lij}}ldjiig,a'^u?t" ing the
Gomcr
of the Public Sqygrc, on Market Street,
Which, wilh a new addition lutelv made, anil the handsome slvle in which :he rumiw nro lotted up, with entirely RF^' FL'RIVITL'KE A\U I5i:»|l\G, will bnable him to accounno•late his guests Willi as epintorlaHe ijuartcrs HS can be hnj iff tin- best Hotels HI )lie \N vt.
He hns in his employ a capable and experienced CooKj a^ij il slull be bis nii.u loHuep as
Table as the marfirts of Utp Wert afford. His Stnble is lari»p and cmjjfpotlious, aiul under tho suptyjgjpiplruce of careft^ Ostlers, and is well supplied wilh grain and provpnder. With tjiese ndvantagep ai|(d a strict attention to businosS| Ip-' trusts he will m.erit^jd recej»,e{i share of the public patronaue.
It/* Boarders can ba nccointpodated on reasonable terms by tj)e typt'k, inoytii or year. (tT All the Stages call at ti^e City Hote| for passenger?. ^,OLI§ LEV^* Terre-Hnulej November li), 1847-47-II
FALL AID Wimt
A E
rilHIi subscribers are now receiving at their store on Nntini u| Rmul Street, opposite the CotirtA House, much the largest STOCK. OF GOODS that Alt h«v« e*er l\rou«lit lo this market. One of the partners spent scve.ryl weeks in the eastern cities during September and October, in laving in floods, nnd they are enabled to offer them al such |iriees :is rpunol fail In cive sntisfaction to those in pursuit of cheap Goods. They respectfully invito their liiunds uijd I'uLtlic t\ cylj und examine their extensive stock.
In their Ketnil Depiu*tniPii|:
They are enabled to offer a splendid stock of S/ajilr and /'''incu fiunih. of nil de^crjptionf nets. Shoes nnd Boots, liealhcr, Carpeting*, ^Jroc^e:y (LJroccries, ^Jeir'a Hals^ Men*a and B«i
O I N E A E N
^e bove /jlleJ up the secon Joft of on/ stnr' fur tjie Wholfnajle lui^inesa. nncl invite Jfe chants to gjvu.ps .111 enijy call. 'Pariic-uliir altention is pajd to tjns lirai^'ii i,/ our business. We p^i phased iriyly by lhe case in fir«t hands, aud ar« ennhleil, \v« believe, 19 i^lir goods as (^w as tjie Pincinuntj prices.
subjoin a jisf fcF goods in tljis branch, vi7r-
500 pes. Drown Shenf.inu flOO d«f Prints, various kinds 100 iln htatinetts and Janes 35 do Cloths, Cnas nitres au^ Tweed# 40 do Flnnnels 20,Q Shawls 50 do Alpackas 100 de Cashmeres, Muslin De linjjic#, &c. 100 do Blenched Sheetings 40 do Tickingsj?0 do Silk and Cotton Handkerchief* Tecfe-yjutc, J^oyember 3, 1847.
E S S S E S A E
ISH to inform their friends and tho p.yl| generally, that Uiey have received mid liavo nqy store, a.' a m-i .M<p></p>WIiLL
A IIKIV¥ A\» SKLECTKP)
Dfi
Broad Clotljs. meres, Sntinets^ l'weeds Cloths. Kentucky .leans, White, Red, Yellow, and Spotted Flannels, Linxeys, Plnid Linings im.l ('loakings, Pantnlnoii Stuff, in great variety, Bed 'i'icking, 6-4 awd 1B-1 Bleuchcd Sheeting, Apron Checks, Linen Cheeks, Cotton Yarn ar.il Batting, Marseilles yesting, Blue and Brown Drillings, Lawn and Book Muslins, White and Black Cotton Hose, Whalebone and Artificial*. Black Silk Mits, Silk And ^Cotton Umbrellas. Hooks aud Eyes, Buttons, Spool Thread, &e. &c. A heavy stock of tfrnwn and Bleached Muslin*,
T.i. SOI KNE, Sec'y.
Terre-Hante. Dec. 15, 52-tf
EN CIN E Barstlhdy Pitch for sale by 1J X. J. ALLISON A CO.
ci'i KTHf'K r»».' Ill Wit A
STOJCR
Comprifiitig most 11 llw wants of ihe cuuntry. and Miited to the uresoi
(jreen Barege afid Lace Ve.ilg,* Artificial^ (Jala Plaids, Fur and Brush JJa's. fitter nnd coin. J"'ur (Jnps, Embroidered Merino-Shawls, A Men's and Hoy's Ctylli, Kair Seal, and Sjianish (Cashmere. Net and Blanket Shnwil/, 5 Sealeliej^J-ips, Woolen Hoods and Comforts, &c. Ac. Men|s Fine lilctr's and Boy^' Kip and Men's and Boy's Kip apd thick Brogans, thick do.^
Together with a good assortment of
Clilun, Gla^ nnd Qtirc»»s\vs«r« «nd Family Groccrjlcs, All of which wiH be offerod at the lowes-t prices, ami in exrhanue for approved O N
UT We respectfully a.sk an exaipin^ivM uf OUK STOCK, us we are confident of giving bar gains not surpassed in this market. Terre-Haute, October 20, IS47r43r-tf GROV ERMAN A BOURNE.
HOMCEOPATIIY.
SIMILIA—8IMILIBUS—CXTRAWTUR.
DR. A. P. ARKOI.U tnjtes this method of informing the citizens^f Terre-Haute and vicinity, lhat he has |ermniirnvly locn,ted h,iaiselfiu an office on Ohio ree,t, ea-jt of^he Post-Officc. and .will le happy to .w«it .u|"o those who may favor bid with a rail.
wf£m
fill dozens Hosiery pnd Cloves^ ^0 do Goinlort^',r''I 40 do Sn«|'endersj j'':islern Liusevs £iln?gnw .lanes and lilsnket Coa'ing^ Notions in a great variety Fur, Cloth, anil otlipr ,Cnpa P'lir Hals ulies' i^onnetx fi.islern Leather Uoots and Shoes] Umbrellas,&c., «£c.
WHE4T AND FEATHERS.
Gash paid for WHEAT and FEATHERS, ut all titn.es, by Nov. 3, 1847-46-tf
5CD Ji-«L T*' :m»
IUBD WJ1UE, QVEENSfmRtl, AND GfiQCEftlES.
Latest Arrivitls frpiij Ml® Cheapest 3Iarkc|Ls.
OP Ill£ltCJIIAN|)|! it and approaching xcunv
O O S
Fine Unbleached Muslins, of vjyipua widths a/id prices, Brmvn and Bleached (/antnn ^Ipnnels, ("rossharred and tl.iekou«t Muslins, Book and Swiss MtiKlius, Dress |I.!nndkerchjel«i, Laces, Edgings, luseriiiigs, Erl*\(jnigl)(ims, t'rnpi1 de il«ain'-, Mpslin de faille, Silk Tarlton, Mourning prints, Eng. Long (3loths, Tutile Diaper, Black fcid Fancy Alpaca L,y*lre. Irish Linen-, French lyinens, JJrown Holland,
Dress Handkerchiefs uliil Searfs, Black Itnlian Cravats.-jtjiiuuhnni Handkerchiefs, Silk Pock-t Hanilkervhlefs, ,(Mtin Suspenders, Plnid and Striped 4'oilonnde, Vulenei
A I.ARCiBa.ul SPI,^\1^I ^^S^IITHI^VT ol \KW STYLE PRISTS, Plain and figured Dobiaet, i.
CRIWFOill) BELJL. WUOLKIilALi: AVI) (C ETA JUL
DRUGGIST,
MA fN STKE/• T, EVAtiSVILLE INDIANA.
HAH
ii(w
My niock consists, \n part, nf the following.
6^0
e^.Sntrb-4Hi|tini,
?i0 do .do Jalap JS bbl#Sulphur 5 do Brioistoii* 900 lbs Soft Indirn 1'jno do fi :v Madder 2hn do Kuintep do Clnve*
J30 lbs Chroma Vallow.: I" Wis Tanners'Oil" do .Linseed do:
75 ft fmllne fy it Hy'd Pousse, 2n or. Pi peri ne vn F.n Ratk Precipt 350 lbs Gom Aloes JV) do Atufetul*, d« Pulv Khobsrb
S do pore Castor Oil 10 do Spirits Turpaottoa do Copal Taroif|i 4 do AteAhel 40 do Copper** & Ae a loin 2(f) busee Buttlag asd V|. ats J00 do Window
DR.
r-".v
vs il
J? Jmi'
**51 Iff
Bon iy»'
POT-WIN & iHATHORN.
POTWIN Ic HATIIORN.
GIMS
5 Carboys Oil Vitriol 6 do Kttric and riatic Acid ism *tw FaJaerauu &
J00 may Cinname^ 200 lbs Calomel Sifl do Cream Tvtar 10 bblssp- WtuVOJ jn do 10 Ho JP'd I SO lbs Oneo 400 do jftrl* Green CT Ointengj Flax*eed. Feathers, apd Beeswax taken at tbe highest market price'id' exchange for all goods sold, or in peytpeti^ ot debts due me.
V*n
do Red Lead
3"' do LHharf« 10 We* fame*' River Toh«r.v»
ISO kep White Lead.
N. B. All peomii iiHlehteJ pi fhe firm of W. & C- Bell «*ill pleMtwills opas aooiias yom\t]r, either by fx** or ofherwi*f."M'fKe firm baa be«n dissolved sroce the 23d of 'A ucrnot list.
CRAWFORD BELL.
Fe» 9—184»-f }j)w
1 A I 0 I
A I. A Rti t?and *iVrtlid a«nort«nent of ecxnmon /V awl faftcy L'andte*, ju*t received and t»r sale low J. ALLISON CO.
February 18, 1848 9-tf
6 A 6
§0,00Q
Qq4•
'S"
IXDIAIV QUfcfclV VEfJETAIfLti SI7GKAR-COATEI PIUS S3* The Gredl PopHlai' 8iini0|io or ilii! ilayrTiisi iMiioiitirfiwat |Mr moti{li—The iiiiiiiri'piiy PIM wonderful cures |t eflefiiji lis musical rflerl npofi ftiliotiK FP-' vers, nnd Hover Vind Airnr—
Great Bvriiemeiit n|iiiti|jr llie DoeiAi*« i! '"pHE Indian Qupfn Puor Conp|J Pj|l» *r^ •It hjinfli to be in* ninst eiirsor-
I now admltiM on ... dinar/and valuablp ineijjcipe In ^onppil uaa. Ivputonl^ acts a« a qncinc upon ilia bilious and typlnii ffcvera. pKitlsand fevar. |»v«V pf tfte ^yist jifnf
IJO'PIWIMIV,,,. ...RJ
disease# prtmlphf in a western and »Mtharn pntfi|»l?.-J ,?cJf P0???
con»iJl»
Dr. Brew's lamntis Susar.Ooat.ed Tndinn Queen VesePills are "of two kinds—the ('.aUiurlic. inul Tonic. Tho Tonic pills are peculiarly adapted 10 Ule uMickpnd peripnnelit cure of fever ind aeue, tor)or Of the liver, and C.ene ra^ijebilit.v. I if" In fever and sgiie, ch jll f«vf r, A.c. lli.U Iftey achieve llieir greatest tllinnphj.
Country Trinle, nt prices fur cnsli ^'J.ATlow
SE.
Heaifvii"/
TH^Ihns
in store and is daily receiving his
Spring supply of Drug*. Medicines. Paintsf Oils, Dif'-S/uff'. Spices, fo/ip*. Perfumery, Winrfnw fipiii*. ftbsswarf, i'arnifh, paint and Vunnish Hrmhes, rVc. j^c. My slock is otAof the liiruest and ni^'t compete ever befogs oflered in this mpr^bi, comprisn^ almost e^ety article in mv line, selected by myself wjth great care in regard to theiiest jiialities, nnd purchased directly Irom fir^t hands aiul on the lesi ler^k.iby which mean' I am.euahled tn i^ll at as,low a rale ss any other '^ouse in this part pf ,the comjtry. .Dealers are re«pecl(jjlly requested ,tn call and exsmine my stock before pur,chvaing elsewhere, and those who cannot do so. liy sending their orders shall have them attended \o as promptly and at rates as Ipw as if here in person.'
4:-',
I" iheir peciiliji'effelri uppB.
all the nVjran of tfis I'flem, «.np the fkplq formation nj n«f and r,r*"dP*' which thejr pruritics, lo this lies lbs prest secret of thpjr success. Thsy are mild ami phMMnt]n their scthin—but searchinc |IIKI pM-man^ni |n llivir eilsct—penefrstiug the remotest recessys of the system by their resily 'absorptlott Into tfji ^lixit, thereby infusnif a aevv apppiy of vital It ami nervnnspower into all the machinery of lifn. Tha extenilvh |np||l»riiy tliev have acquired alt over the West and .boulhpusut«3 piles of at tesAi
Bqxps pef Mont^,
And we nil il difficult with our present force of fianils. nni Ihe lam iin|invenients in machinery which V11'havq adopietl, to manufacture them fast euoiiph nsupp|y ih^ iteuiand in thirteen WesternantjSnmhern'|' 'On» tnr^euianufai-lory 1 constantly opeaped i|i pj^p^lppllia concernrjtedextractsof wfiich tljey arp'coiiipos-'
Ue best hilirifMti«i) wji' dHu OBtafn from our
S.tWtl selling asep]^ and host^ uf'attentive tytrrrespon. dents in all parts of t||p (iouiitr)', our Inrdicll'ie cures, per niouth.
IUJUHJnojIf.vuhnn
esses of leyer tjni] sens, o#« thousand of which have resisted slfotnei1 treatuieiAf" 4otH) cises of biliojis feyef 6.MH] no of wrbkiw5s ntul general debility SHlO do of vaunts (shYi'mio dikeasejl
SIKH)
do of weuk stoinuch «nd losSuf appatite: HtO do of dvspepsin JWI ilo of rheumstiAn
4
ItlOO do of foiunlo coiii|ilalnts 1*200 do of acne cak'^ior »nUrged spleen:' )&nn do of liver comptainjj 'OtKl do of scarlet fever tU0 do of typhus fever 300 do of pulritl sore throat. This must appear almost incredrblrt.htuthe numerous letters from 'p|i.vslci«nj, a eiusi'and th»ie who use tliii rjiedjcine, from all Win Wesierij »nj fJujillierii .Stales, •nii.'fy us that this Is a moderate esiiniate, aiul that ouf nietliclne is rapidly taking lhe pluoe of the various sw-gur-coated counterfeits which are afloat, and llie inner ous tonic iiilxlures, nmdp wln'llv of iuinint which aro Impivsed upon the public by nuiuifaciurert .who live, ny. bpify knoies trhere I
:II
rarefy fe-
quirqj pyer twelve liuui'J. "f niofe Ijiui)jiul( bo* of the tonic pills. t*» break the chfll and effeci a pernianent cure—which Is rarely fh'A case wltlvthn ifltiic inixlitres'of' quinine, jjawkeJ abo(ut(ihecounlj-v by ignorant pretend, era. Tlio'pe ]flio t(tko tlie loiilc pills unce, will never forsaks then). \yiiocan yonder, y?ep, that a tuedic|i of such extensive popularity ftiid extraordinary virtues should ciiuse ®TGat Exoitoifl.ont among tho I?pctor»!I
The prejudlres of piiyslcliinA ug&lilfi tfielr use aro a last giving way to the play of Jreashu, ami t'ho couvictlonf ot every day expnrience which the^ derive from lhe If p^it.lenjts and frjends who usethhm. jioci^rs aro now almost oyery Jay sfnd
Ing orders from
•very jtarlof ihe couuiry, for a supply of these pills tq use i'11 ifl'eir practice. Here ,is oiin all t^« w?y froiji the State of Mississippi., just received. Let Doctors andthailck look to li and" liasieu.lo procure A supply of this wonderful Tonic:
UsAuit .UIIOVB, TJPPAJI CO., IMISS., July J9/J£I7."
To Dr. Tlrapt. $t. I.ouis. A TQ. DBAJI 5?IU—I JLIFVE to Intorin you that 1 have USED ALJ e^ir 'lAmic Pills, aud therrforn pruy Y^MI lo send mo an. _oihersupidy jinmediati.'l.v, «|l ^lien* mtitji fever ami a'iiue wlihi 11 the bounds of nty practice, and {lardly )kiiow how to tallsty and r.ure'iiiy patients without them.*
I have thoroughly tested V.i\ur Tonic pills J,n my proa. .lice IIIKIUJII this country, not only |u chills and fever, .but in real ti/phoidfeycr, I havo met Willi su eras from tlii'ir use'lliyl I now find myself pi a loss torn
•but in real typhoid ftvtr, ipd I have met Willi such susi
I Consider them a {treat btossini
.toilio people of the We^lAnd .South, and I am satisfied
along without tj(iein.
that tliey arn linpor «ii_l jn llie euro uf muro disease^ t,li nn you reconimemtlhem for. Don't fail to fwrward 1110 a supply by ma^l, as quickly^ as pu^ible, directed as above. "yory respectfully, yours.
JAMKS ijl$$JliS, M. D.
5TS" For sale bv.ruiijnghaiii & WArroii, Turre-llaut*. fik7-lS6-iy
fo Fe^rn and Souther^ Mefchants.
JOSIIUA COWPLAND, (Sttermor to
IV. IV.
Crrwm
No. 2JC North fth St., Phlladelphl* (LIVE IIIIUIIS HKL.TLW UC HAN'i'1* HOIK I.,)
OF1,U()KIN(»antl.ASHE'S
PERN lor In nn extensive nssurlmC.til pf|1 .i» every variety n,f Gift, Muhoguny, nnd I'ine Fiitmrs, nuiinlde tn tlio
E lljiASSES p,ut up tooith'r"
in pioin f)f prnninvtilnl Frnffler, nnd iuntiredf ngiiriH^ hreiikiige- Prj|ij» JJjirJiij/i jUrinynenie: l)rn|s njid Gik Cu^inii) J'oic.nj ii)y), Drnji» nnl' VViro fenders .^ndirmiFj ShoveJ^ apd' .Toiige Plat^ nml Urilnn.tyn Wnre T»(leuIl^yy 1 Teal' Trny* nnd Waiters, of Into ipipiirtnlion. I dj-RookingAilassespucKod fiiid iisuriy) lireoknge.
Jununry -2.fi, ^47-0-lf
NADDCR, BltIflJST4ll%i:. AC CAfy MA/V,liRi .2.cfsUsv(J^pnera«, cases Brimstone 2 do Ktilpbur bhls.Hpis. Turpentine 4 do Linseed Oil bbl. Co^ch Vuriysh
3 bbls.('npal\Varnlsli| fi do Fl^liOII I cask Hup. bleached
just received, and forsn,l.e (itUi (SlJNrNUHA
May J3,.IB40-ai-y
I'ia Veftings.
Bonnet and Gap ^ih/ions, ^'reiicli and common
Kper,mflll 'l'
Drug riore of & WA^HJZN.
Miiiiscriber respectfully informs thcqili/.e.n^. of Terre-Haute, and snrrouiidina roiyrry.^ tlint he just received a ,lot uf VEliMOfiD* MARQLE, suitable for ^EAD 8TQNE9, TOM^ TABLC8, Ac., which ho is prepared to tiiiish in a'sl)Je vft workmsnship lhat no live man ran ^icjt. tf-J1 Shop one u? re irect ly cast ^f .the .'o.tt rt»f House, aiyj
(tw^
.upu/s /^outh ,91 FairbanJt
Factory. A. uljIXE. 'iVrre- 5/aule, Pehruary 2, 1^48-7-tf
O I N
JUST AUltiyBP!!
S A S S I S A A S Of LouiavillCf Ky• and Madison, Ind. 1J Ed mo^t resf*ectfully to ipform the inhahitanif I# ol 'iVrre-Jiauto and il# vtcinitv, lhat they have opened a atore on IVittioual Road St.. ilonrs epst of the Express qffice, where they haye a choice aa^irini*nt ol every kind of
Gentlemen's Win^r and Spring Clfltfting,
which they arc offering for sale at prices wlm f) cannot fat] to suit every purchaser »jr be ^urpas^ aed by any similar establishment' iff fht we«t.
Tbe atock conaiat* of a variet* of Over coat*. Sack coats, Frock and Dress' odata—ye*ta an| Pints of ererr quality anil stvle.
All persona wishing tp clothe Uierrjselves com» lortahly and cbeapjy, will please gjrp ua a call. N- 0- Dealers sp)|)liedoil advanugeous terms,
CUash or goals'giiren tor al) kinds of fur*. J*n. I®,
PROTECTION I PRPTPIPTIOJII TUB umfcryifUf etf having been appointed agen^ for the Ppippbdt
GUHlJopa|l9reeleby
Insorsnca^a|ppinv, is new pTfV»f' '4 H-k-again*^ damage
)oas by fire,
and lo insure gqods transported 011 rivers anil canals. U) and from tjie ^a^fn f}t|ea jipd lowna in tbe |InM 6»ate*.
Persons insoqng wj|h f*ld Pmppany will bj deali wtth praiiiptly and hon«rsb)y. -lyf.
V. HAMlTXON.^nt.
Terre* Hatjte. ^pril l«46-l9-tf
ALLISOJJ
4
C.
December 22, 1847-1-tl
^tALAJJRIA J.tquorice for sale bt
O 1
JL u. J. ALLISON & g3,s