Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 May 1848 — Page 3

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Whiff Kontinalions.

WHIO NOMINATION IN WISCONSIN*.— The Whig Convention in Wisconsin has pat in nomination for Governor, John H. Tweedv, (now member of Congress for Lieut. Governor, John H. Rountree, of {jSrant county} for Secretary of State Chauncey Abbott, of Dane for Attorney General, Henry S. Baird, of Brown for Treasurer, Charles G. Roliios of Racine.

The Convention appointed Messrs. 0. Cole of Grant, C.J. Hutchinson. ofSoathport, E. D. Murray, of Rock, and H.E. Eastman, of Brown, Delegates to the Whig National Convention.

Harrison Reed, of Winnebago. Rufus King, of Milwaukie, Jacob J. Enos, of Jefferson, and James Maxwell, of Sauk, were nominated as electors of President and Vice President.

ILLINOIS.—Whig Convention in the 1th Judicial Dinlricl.—The following was the expression of the Convention:

For President,—Henry Clay, 47 J. McLean, 3. For delegate—S. Lisle Smith, 40 J. P. Chapin, 3 W. H. Brown, 2 J. Y. Scammon,5.

For Elector—S. A. Hurlbut, 14 A. S. Miller, 6. The convention then proceeded to ballot for a Vice President, with the following result: Scott. 1 Webster, 1 Corwin,' 3 Fillmore, 17 Davis, 2 Seward, 20 Edward Bates, 1.

GEV. SCOTT IN PENNSYLVANIA.—The Harrisburgh Telegraph states that delegates to the Whig National Convention are nearly all chosen in Pennsylvania, and fully two thirds will be forGen. SCOTT and nobody else while the balance are divided botwween CLAY and TAYLOR, say nix for the first, and three fur the last nam* cd.

IRON—It is estimated in the Philadelphia Bulletin that the consumption of Iron in this country in nearly a crude state, exceeds lorty million of dollars per annum.

Commercial.

WABASH EXPRESS OFFICE TMIIIK-HAIJTKI May 3, 1848. 5

1»7 came In with pleasant showers »nil genial irrow. ne went her tint rain loo, was nuich needed anil will be of great advantage lo tho wheal crop aa well as to corn planting. The rlvor la too low for nivtrallon. Price* 'hero remain wlllioul inatorlal change.

PRODUCTS OP TOE

Tcmr-Hiiule

flour.... ... Corn-Altai• Jhtron •J.ard :.

I'ntuloet... '/Wfu'/M.... tlVirat Oate Uye

taeh. each.

Solo

FMstnn! Mniltris,

NKW ORI.KANS, A iril 50.—IMnlassfa lOrts —Flnur— llolilnni Imvlnr anbrnllieit lo a derlln^, 6,000 hlila lisve 'rhntiirml liantls. Inelixllnt tSO? bbta In 7 lols at #4 25: ti .-to 100 Ohio 61 KM -200 Illinois at »4 35 133 Illinois nnil 130 Si, I.rmla nl ft I 6'2^.

CORN—S*tc» ?000 Mrku, ss follows—4000 btuhMs NVht'e sml V«t|iw, out rf flathnnl, »l Xli'ls I.W WMte llrss WM vrltnw nirts. I5i*t white 3tlc's. 1800 white at 2Sn« nnilml.vril «i Wrls.

PORK—Mess Walts at 86 50. We hear of no sales of moment. HAt'ON—Rales, 50 r**W« Hhoolders at Yestertlsy !?0 rsi|s fliles. In ohe lot,at rents.

GRKKN MKA T—Sales, 520,000 prtunits Prima al5J cents, hoe roiimt. f.AHD—7J8 kegs sold at fi cents, alan 40 barrels Grease at 3} rilTTON—Mlddlint, RJ#'.!) OOM1 Mlildllns. BJaty. Mlilittlnj Valr 6 Kalr, fjafiijets, Sates yesterday 6,500 Niles.

SUGAR—Pales lOil hhfls-very dull. Fair, 3J«3icts. "NKW YORK, April SIC—'Flour—Genessee "Floift at *6 .iri «nd Wejitun,

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(fRAIN—Prime R-d Wheat at and White do atHMr THme Yellow Tom at ,vjr. PROVISIONS—1'rline Pork ai*S 121 and Mess do at (9 fi.'UO

UlSt'lNNATI. April *7—FUuiftl 31 Corn IntmlktS. Provlalons Sales of baren Hams at 4'Jr and shotil. drr* atSJc, all packed, and ahouldem *1 "c. nett In bulk, and rtKiph ei'imiry bulb Pork at 1 60»? 6» and at lUsSSO

JOJJ ejUBl

11 \VTSO wftM* a few month* paft. made eonaldK«k)» aot tuion^ o»r Stork of Jol» ''''»»•, which was befive, we are now prrpaml ft»r

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to the best and handsomest manner. we pled re onrwtf to pslrons, lhal anjr w,rk exeented here. »b*U N"

EQUAL TO ANY IN THE WEST, arvt lo tli* 8C*I#. \VI HA*I».*UfS a perttM-

"P°l STANDING PRESS,

For FiiiMiitif Illnnk« on Foolsrnp or Lellrr Jihrrl*

And as we hare the WT 0J» t* wi»hins h»rdpiw

F("H"L!iCAP

OR POST PAPKR

1U.\N'KS. will pM»*e call at this CKfitfi. we can forntsh Fine itlanks.i{/yfer tent Nnier than c*n be dooe w«h the eld iwdf IM iWint the (lal-troo

Kavtnc an ewellom 1"b Prtnlee, with a r«i»W man ami twwnpt harnts—a J!oe stivk of mamials in W«t ef TYPK. CUTS.

ORNAMKNTS. Ac., Ac w»th a

St*!«rn*» PIIM. tf»llmilT fitted #JK we think we tan torn out h»nd*»mer Prtntlnt than any Office oo the Wabash: and belierinj soch. we tn*tie a trial fh*nihe ptibllf. koowlnf that o«r ptHe* are as reasonable ias any •ether Oflke In this wwt of Indiana. 0«r STASPtSff

PRKSS itself. *«M* rmw* t© the rnl»» of a Blank whkk KM tn written on. than can be obtained by an* otner pncf«c e*er wed, aw as we ba*e erected the A*"*' e*er attached to a Prtntlnt OtRce here, we hope to lwff*«»e nar Job patraoaf* su&cieol to repay a* we a mall part of I h# out la T.

W« ar» prepared ta ejeccie t« the Nft rranner—

BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,

Ilnnd-nills, Posters, Blanks, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS, STEOIH0 4T HII.I.S. ftr., ai^d, in (wi, ant and ail kiaJs 4 Job Pti^lSJ *itll prn4np*o«M and dispatch.

Mp Other Offi.-e* of this pta^e may K*ve their Foota f»3TitisV* haodmmeiy pewisMhere, at a *m*.U charr*. as we can do it e»eaper od teller Utaa they C%a ssnptey a laundress with a sad-Iron

J3r \fe womtae pewj«n«s», cheapoetat. and the »B*T «s«« imtUW will pf*e it

rabash. w)U»mt **$ exc«t*l«q. trtai

T^hUuti*, lodtaos, October t, l#l?.

Viffo Collegiate Institute.

E. Toovrsojr BAIRD, Esq., Pi'esident, and Profestorof Moral Science, Phytic*, and Latin.

JOHJI B.

THE

COUNTRY.

Prices Current.

#1 7o per l/bl. ...30 buth. 4uGJ 6

Href,"*n foot..

lb. lb.

buth. buth. buth. buth. b:ith. 100 lb. buth. tb. lb. lb. buth. buth. buth.

.... l'2Ja'20 *0 2(1 ..XI 2 60

fyf ,h llrcf, inmarket, betl eut», .5 llaxtttd Feathert. .•«* fletttrax. v... tiin»tnf

65e70

"5 Ti

.50 7ft Ifi

Whitt Heant Corn, in the tar Jlw/ fthme-Coal /•Yreirowi •Xrr* Duller, hetl lump Green /«*, teinler use..Dried .\]if!et

6 0a7 00 8 1 80

Ion.

buth. cord, dot. tb. buth. buth. ftgal. gal. bbl.

,.. 15.| 16 7B 1.4. '.'0 7S 75 2 00 ?!i 1 :so? no 00 ... 7rnsi .... 'rwi.T7

M'hitkri/. Ay lit* barret Aftftlt llulter Honey Cider Vine nr. fihintlet Xolr l.tnlhtr Chirkent 'l'wkey» Dark*

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M. lb

dot.

L. SOULK, Pronator of Creek, Belles

Letters, and General Hutory. WILLIAM L. BAIBD, Professor of Mathematics.

A. H. I»CK*!C, Tatar of German. CHAM.CS AHDERSOY, Tutor in English. Instruction is also given in Music, upon the Piano, by Mis* Elli* E. LiwxEirtlE.

THERE

are two departments, Mule and Fe male, kept entirely apart, with different ea trance* and play-grounds separated by the edifice, in front of which is the main Colleee Campos The desien of the Trustee* and the Faculty is to make this an Inctitution every way deserving public confidence am) patronage. The course of instruction, which will be conducted on the most thorough principles, embraces all the parts of a complete Classical, Mathematical, Philosophical and Polite Education.

The Collegiate Year is divided into two sessions of twenty-two weeks each, commencing respectively on the 3d Monday of February and the 2d Monday of September. Tht terms of tuition ar-in the element* of English, per seasion {13 and in the higher studies $16. There will also be a small contingent fee, for fire-wood, etc. Music and German are extra charges. Students received at all limes, and charged from (he time of entrance.

Terre-Haute, April 26, 1848-19-tf.

Vigo County Library*

'I'HE Beard of Commissioners at their recent meeting, appointed the undersigned Librarian, and authorised the Library to be removed to the building of the Vieo Collegiate Institute. Persona having books

out of the Library are notified to return them without delay, so that the volumes may bo properly numbered and arranged in the cases.

Donation* to the Library will4e thankfully received. E. T. UAIRD. Librarian. Terre-Haute, April 26, 1848-19-3w

GLOBE FACTORY.

subscriber* wish to give notice that they have erected a FACTORY, two and a half miles MOUIII R:mt of

ARMIESBURGM, INDIANA, •nnd are in i»tier«tirin, mantifnrinrinc Cloths, Flannels, Satinets, ond Blankets, on the follovvini term* Cloth* wide 45 els. 1 Sntincls, 40 els. Flannel 40 inches 30 IJIanki-ts, by the pr J3 •TOOL CARDED AMU SPUN at lC^c. pi'r (IDUIIII the wool must be clean and clear trout all hard substances thnt would injure cards.

All kinds of country Carding and Cloth Dressing iitteniled to with despatch. Cloth left at the store of Wnrrt'ii & Turner, Terre-Haute, will be taken and returned when finished. *TD All tlsik colors on Cloili 20 cents per yard, and all other work in proportion.

Cjr* Farmer's Produce tnken in payment for work. LOWRV & McCUNE. April 26, t848-19-4m

STEAM

IKON RAILING MANUFACTORY. KlUgc llonri nhovr

ton wood Street,

PHILADELPHIA.

THON TlttMTon for pul'licnnil jKivato nnd public squares, of every variety of form and |wttorii,

CKMKTKUT RATLIWOS, of rJitssic and unique desisiiH, einhrnciiiy upwards of one hundred dtll'er•«ut vnrietiei«.

IIION CHAINS AMI SKTTBCS,for Gardens, Hnlls and 1'intzns—new si vie. VKIIAMI«S nnd ILAS' EHS, for Cottages, made in every stylo.

Superior WKOCORT IIIO.N GAYKS, for Carriage riiirniircs. New Style BAICOST BttArKKYs, IniiN A »I.K* ol vnrious styles, enilirnriiiR T.ouis

XIV, Klix'ilteihesn, Gothic, and modern pntterns, with White and Gold I ta linn Mnrble lops. These tnliles hsvo het'n introdueed by the subsenber for Hotels, Kevtnurniits. Ire Crpnm Saloons, Sic. They nrc 'henutifiH articles of furiiiitire (or Hnt Stores, ami other estnblishmenls where it is desirnl*!e to make prnilt! display. O" He l,«s recently constructed ail 'elegant CAST Inux IlrrcniNo FOST. in form ndmirHbly ad«ptcd to permsnenry of position, hiuhlv ornnmenled. sod represeiitina a well exscutcd of tha'- niiiile nnttnnl, the horse. Such an mticle hns lone been a desideratum, and is iiow-offered to the good taste of the public.

Summer* visiting I'hlladelphiB ffrn rpspeclfully invited to call at his Ware looms, and exnmine tiis dilTetent stecimein of new sod benutilul work. ROUERP WOOD, Proprietor.

RIRAS RoAf, above B^TTONWOOD SY*KET, Pttit..\nKtpiiiA. O* He has refeiiflv pttblishn\ at great e)c|etise, an originnl woik exlubiiiiiij the new designs and patterns which arc executed at his establishment, embracing nil the a'love articles, and Jhe various and splendid patterns of Cemetery,

Balcony, Step, and other Rnilings tvhirh have been tnsnul.irtureil for l.aurej Hid and other celebrated Cemeteries* designed expre*sly fftr hia own establishment, and which mny be sent to any part nl the world to those who desire to make a selection. \Jndmbted reference vtll be required to ensure a prompt return, after an opportunity for making the selection.

Philadelphia, April 184S.

AIII\lsTIiATOR\S SALE.

NOTH'E

IS hereby given thai the tindrrsigned

wtll expose to sale, at public vendue on the 36th day of May next, at thr Court-H'use door in Terre-Haute, (subject to the widow's dotver in the same,) the following lands, (vloncing lo the estate of I.ewts Walker, laie of Vico county, Indiana, ikveased, to-wii The undivided one-lowth part of lite north west quarter nl the north west quartet of section 'wenty-two (t«.) in township eleven (11.) north of range nine (9) west and of the south west quarter of the south went quarter ol section fifteen (1 &,) the same township and range and of two acres io the south west corner of the south east quarter ol the last aforesaid named iwction (by g«od quit claim title.) A credit of six and twelve months, in equal payments, will lie given, the purchaser giving note and approved security with interest from date, and to be collected without an* relief Irom valuation or appraisement law*. YHO.MAS WAl.KKR,

ANDREW WILK1NS. 5

April26. I848-I9-4W Pre fe* f2,50.

MM) FOR SALE.

virtue ol an order of the Vigo Probate Court, made at its Ute serion. as guardian oi John W. Bateman. I srill sell to tbe higttest tedder at the Court House door in Terre-Haute, on Saturday tbe 2?Ui day of May, 1848, tbe iolk»wing ilesoriSeJ «KAI ITITX, ln-wiU

Lot No. 3, in fnictional section nine, township eleven north, range ten west containing forty-sev-en acres, I*ot No. 4, in same fractional, sec. township ant) ranee, obtaining same quantity of land.

T*«w*—Equal credits of six, twelve, eighiren am) twe»itv-four months will he given, tbe purchaser giving notes with good aecunty, payable without the benefit of valuation or appraisement laws. W. BAR1.Y.

T«tn-Hiiilr. April 26, 1848-19-4*

PFK1\ TEIS! PEKIX TE4S!

AVING m*u* arrangewmt* «iU) the Pckin Tea Company, we will be constantly receiving e*ery variety ol Green ami Black Tes*» which wte olSrr very Kw, am) warrant to be of auprrior qualittos. C. 1- A1.1J80J( 4 CO.

February 16, lS4S 9-tf

TO THE LADIES.

MRS.

CHILD is happy to aonoance to the Ladies of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that she has received her SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF Millinery and Fancy ftoods,

consisting of her usual variety of Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, doc., with a beautiful assortment of French Work and Lace Capes, BruaseJIs Collars, fancy Kid Gloves, &c. all of which having been selected by herself with the greatest care, she trusts will not fail to please.

We shall be receiving additions to oar stock of Ribbons, Artificial*, &r„ Through the season. Terre-Haute, April 19, 1848-18-3w

Bonnets, Bonnets.

MRS.

CHILD has just received diiect from the eastern manufacturers, the largest and most complete assortment of Bonnets she has ever offered to the public, consisting of Pine Florence Braids, Fancy Florence, China Pearl, Coblirg, Rutland, Dunstable, French Lace and other open work Bonnets, with a full assortment of cheap Florence and Straw Bonnets. Shehasalso the largest assortment of Missffi Bonnets ever offered in Terre-Haute. Gimp, Lace, Bird's Eye, Plain and Fancy Florence, Rutlands, Straws, &c. also, nn assortment of Boys' Hats.

TerVe-Haute, April 19, 1848-18-6w

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execulion issued from the Vigo circuit court, and tn me directed ami delivered, in favor of John Milner, and against Martha Wilson, I have levied on the following property, to wit: nineteen feet front and rear, and extending the same width through the whole depth, to be taken off" the north side of Town lot one hundred and seventy-one (171) in the town ol Terre-Haute, being the lands nnd tenements belonging to the said Martha Wilson, and 1 will, on Wednesday, \0th day of May, eighteen hundred nnd forty-eight, at the Court-House door in Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said day, offer the rents and profits of said premises, with the appnrtenances thereunto belonging for a term ofseven years and iftbey should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution, I will then and there offer the fee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.

M. M. HIUKCOX, Sheriff,

apr 19, 1848-18-3w, Prs fee $1,80.

SnfeRIFF'5 SALE.

virtue of nn execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me dfrccted and delivered in favor of Thomas W. Lnmsort, Adm'r. ofHonea D.Humphries, dee'd, and against John D. Strickland and Mary Jane Strickland. I haVe levied on the following property, to-wit: the east half of lot number two hundred nnd thirteen (2"l3) in the town of Terre-Haute, being the lands and tenements belonging to said defendants, and I will on Wednesday, the 10th day of May, 1848 at the Court-House door in Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said day. offer the rents and profits of snid premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of feven vears and if they should fail to sell for sufficient sum to siitiiify said execution. I will (hen and there offer the fee simple, to the highest bidder) for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.

M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff.

apr 19, 18-I848-3w prs fee $1.^5.

SHERIFF'S SALE. virtue of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor of Robert Barns, and against John Burt.n, I have levied on the following property, to-wit: In I.ots in the town of Terre-Haute. Nos. eighty-seven, eighty-eight, twenty-four, thir-ly-t\»o, and one hundred and sixty-five the undivided hull of north half ol eighty-two out lots ninety-four by thirty feet, east side of number seven one-quarter the xouth west corner of forty-one, one hundred ami forty-one lect cist and west, by thirly-six feet north and south, of forty-two one•qunrter ol otfc lot twenty-two twenty acres of land, off of south side, south east quarter section fifteen, town twelve, range nine fifteen ncres in south east corner, of south east quarter, section fifteen, town twelve, rnnge nine be:ng the lands nnd tenements belonging to the snid John Burton, nnd I will, on Wednesday, the 10th day of Mny. 1848, at the Court-House door ih Terre-Hnule. within the legs! hourf, of snid day. offer the rents nnd profits of snid premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of" seven years and Tf they should f:iil to sell for a sufficient stm tn satisfy s«id execution, I will then and there offt-r the fee simple, lo the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy suid execution nnd costs.

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M. M. HICKCOX. Sheriff.

April 19, 1848-18-3w Prs fee $5 25

ADMIXISTRATOirS SALE. nn order of (lie Vigo Probate Court. I will offer for stile at public auction, on Saturday the 20th day of May nex't, between the hours ol one and three o'clock P. M* of snid day, at the C'liirt Hnuse door in Terre-'Haute, to the hichest bidder, the right nnd intere.-t of the heirs of Chas. Soles, Into of said cotiniy, deceased, in a'nd to the lollowiufe land, to-wit: forty acres, being the west half of the north hnlf of the norihensi quarter of section no. 33. in township no. 12, north of range no. 9, west—the same will be sold on an equal credit of eight and thirteen months, the purchaser to give notes with approved security, conditioned that the same shall draw interest from date, and may be collected without Hie benefit of the valuation law*.

Apr l9.'48-l8-4t 1,75 J. STRAIN, Adm'r.

WABASH AND EKIE CANAL, INDIANA

1CANAL LETTING

THETerre-Haute,

undersigned will receive sealed proposals at Indiana, on ihe 24(h «tev ol May next, for the construction ol forty miles of the Wnbash atid Erie Canal, extending from Terre-Haute to Point Commerce^ on the West Fork oT White Oliver. The line will be divided into sections altouf a haff mile in length, and will embrace Ihe variety ol work usually.presented on a similar division ofCAnal^ amongst which is one reservoir, a number of lift locks, culverts, Ac., together with the rebuilding el a portion of Eel river dam, and the guard-lock connected therewith.

Payments will be made as the work advance*, in par funds. *. The line to be fet will be ready for inspection by ihe 15th of Mav, and by the 20th of that moutb the plans, specifications, estimate* of quantities, i&c.. will be exhibited at the Engincei's officc in Terre- Haute.

Dal«d Terre-Haute. 17th March. 1B48. CHARLES BUTLER, THOS. H. BLAKE.

AUSTIN M. Pt'ETT.

Trtislew of the Wabash and Erie Canal. Terre-Haute. April 5, 1848- 16-tf.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. fl^HEKEwillbe sold at public sale on the siith JL of May next, at the house of Luke Johnson, in N«vina township. Viao county, tbe personal property of Martin Patterson, deceased, consisting of one Horse, Saddle, Bridle and Saddlebags. Corn. Clothing, Farming Ulensils, Lumber, small piece of Wheat in the ground, and a number of other articles too tedious to tnemion.

Terms—For amounts under $3,00 cash will be required, over that amount, a credit of twelve months will be given, tbe purchasers giving notes with appro»e«l security, without benefit of valuation or appraisement i*ws.

JAMES PATTERSON. AdnaV.

April 19. 1848-18-3w £1.35

NOTICE OF IXSOLTEXCT.

STATE OF INDIANA,? GUT COCXTT. 5

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MRS. BROWN,

WW do of dyspepsia 1200 do of rheumiCtlem 1000 do of female complaints 1200 do of a .'ue cake, or enlarged spleen 1500 do of livercomplhfnv 600 do "8f scarlet fever 400 do of typhus fever 300 ilo of putrid sore th'roht. This must appear almost Incredible,

Clay Probate Court, February Term, 1848. XO TI|E STOCKIIOLDCRtl

April 19. 18iS-18-31 $100

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9 S

MILLINER & MANTUA MAKEK,

(ox 2D *T:, CORX^R or THK 6TH SQUARE W B0CT8 or THE COCIIT-HOUSK.)

teRow* would respect- v.--

y? J.TJL fully inform the Ladies of Terre- i' Haute and Vicinity, that she is now pre- O pared to execute all kinds of work in her line of business, in tbe LATEST

FASH-

IOJT, and in a style that cannot fail to please the most fastidious: Such as Ma0 k'ng and Repairing Bonnets of every Of description and qualify,• Cleansing and /N

Pressing Hals Cutting and Making .A Dresses, 4*c. CTN. B: All kinds of sewing done.

Terre-Hautc, April 5. 1848-16-tf

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DOYLE & DICKEY'S

Lafayette, Cincinnati and Toledd

Of United States Mail Packets,

4 RE now in operation, leaving Lafayette daily /V at 10 o'clock. A. M., for Toledo and Cincinnati, Ohio, touching at intermediate ports. These boats have all been refitted nnd furnished in good style, and no pains spared td render them both nent and comfortable. Thfe boats are all new, having run but one season, and passengers are assured that it is the cheapest, airl most expeditious conveyance for persous going to any of the Eastern Cities.

There are at present four fioats tunning between this point and the Junction, where they connect with the Cincinnati and Toledo Line.— About the 1st of Mny the line will be completed through from COVINGTON to TOt.tDO, by the addition of three new and splendid Boats.— Messrs. J. &. P. Voorhees & Co.'s line of four horse Mail Coaches will run in connection With this line and await the arrival of the Pndkbt froth Toledo, nnd ocension no delay io passengers going West. The following Boats comprise the line OHIO, Capt. C. Smith, of Lafavette ILLINOIS, W. S. B. Huhbell, ft. Wayne INDIANA. G. B. Alvord, Toledo MISSOURI, Alnjnh Vnnness, Logansport.

Time from Lafayette to Toledo, 52 hours. Time from Lafayette to Cincinnati. 84 hours. Fare from Lnfavetle to Toledo #T,00 to Cincinnati $10.00—including board.

For passage apply nt the Packet Office, or to the Captains on hoard. W. H. NOBLE, Agent. fiiifhyette, Tnd., April 5, 1848-16-5w

letters from physicians, agents, and those who use the medicine, from all the Western nnd Southern States, satisfy uslhAl this is a moderate estimate, and that, our medicine is rKpidly taking the place of the various «u-gar-conled counterfeit* which are afloat, and the numerous tonic mixtures, tpade wholly of yutm' ie which are imposed upon the public 1y manufacturers who live, ndbody kndlrs trhere I

Dr. Br&sg's famous Kttear-Coated Indian Queen Vese Pills are of two kinds—the Cathartic and Tonic. The Tonic pifls are peculiarly adapted to the rjuick and per-' man»*it cure of fever luid ague, torpor of the liver, and generaldebility. It is in feverand ague. chillTever, fcc. that they achieve their greatest triumphs. It rarely requires over twelve'hours, or inore thaii half a box of the tonic pills, to break the chill and effect a permanent cure—which is rrrely the case with the tonic mixtures of quinine, hawked about the country by ign-rant nreterxj. ers. Those who take the tonic pills once, will never Y,rs*ke them.

Whjcan wonder, then, that a meriicii of snch expensive popularity and extraorttinary virtues shootd cause Great Excitement among the Doctors!!

The prejudices of physicians against their use area lastciving way to the play of reason, and ihe convictions ot every day experience which they derive from their patients and friends who use theni.

Doctors are rfow alinoet every day s»nHnr order* from *ev*ry pan of the country, for a supply o'f these pills to use in their practice.

Here is one all the way (h»m the State of Mississippi, Just received. I.et Toci'rj ami the sick took to ft. and liasteii lo ffttcsre a supply of this wonderful Tonic:

WOOL CARDI\G,

ARBA HOLMES,

the Febmar* term of the Clav Probate QF THE TERHE-HAUTB A^D U5CH Co«rt, A. I)., 1848, said Uoort declared thej MONQ KA1LROAQ COMPANY. esute of John Graves, late of said county. dece*»- -rroU aw hereby notified pav to i. H. Tared, to be prohaNy ineolveni, cmlitot* »re there- ihe store of Warren A Tomer, tbe for* required to file their rlaims apuiH the estate

1 INE Batfnndf Pitch for sale bjr C. J. ALLISON & CO.

\NNEK'*S Oil jwst received and for sale by Q. I. ALLISON & CO-

Nnl 0f

for allowance in the saki O»ort. within ten months ^bed fit in said company, (u the first Jaly frotn the date hereof, or the* will not be rntiiH. to payment. El.IAS BOWLING. Adm'r,

Afor

A S

ITItV\' QVEKN VEGETiBLE SUGAR-COATED PILLS. D" Tlie Crwil Fopnlsir Mwliciiic of tli l:iy—Vast amount used l»*r in on Hi—Tlic IIIIIIICI'OIIS and wonderful cures it effects—lis m:i£ic il effect upon Rilious Fever*, and FeveV and Ague—

Grc:it Excitement among the Inetor«!! 'T'HE Iniliati Queen Vegetable Pnzar Coated Pills are

I now tulmittrd on all hamls tn be the most extraordinary and valuable medicine in eenera) use. It nntmily acta as a tptvif.c upon the bilious anfl typhus fnvers, id fe

chillsand fever, and fever and a?ue of tfie XVesi and piith—but in all digeasosof debility, weak stomach, itisestlnn, lues nf appetite impurity of tho blood, and ail seases prevalent in a western and southern climate.— Their great power consists In their peculKir effect npon all the organ of the system, and the rapid formation nf tiew and rich blood which tney produce. In this lies the great secret of their success. They are mild and pleasant In lheir action—but searching ami permanent in their ell'ect—penetrating the remotest recesses of the ystem by their n-ady absorption into the blood, thereby nfti'lnr a new supply of vitality and nervouspower intoallllie machinery of life. The extensive popularity thej have HI-quired afl over the West and Southeusures salts of at l(»Hst 50,000 Boxes per Month, And we ml it difficult with our present force of hands, and the line Improvements in machinery which wehnve adopted, to manufacture them fast enoueh supply the demand in thirteen Western nnd Southern States One laree manufactory fsrnnstsntlv enraged in preparingUie various concentratedextractaof which they are composed. From the best Information wa can obtain from our i5,nnn selling acents, and hosts of attentive corrrespondentsinall partsof the country, iur medicine cures, per month, not lessthnn 10,000 cases of fever and ague, one thousand of which have resisted all other treatment 4500 cases of bilious fever ofltiO do of weakness and general debility 2500 do of various chronic diseases 0000 do oY weak stomach and loss of appetite

THE

ARE

Witt thfc niimemtm

BBACH tSaOva, TYreAit Co Mrs*.,

lu,r ,a 1M7-

To Ifr. Br aft. St. Lottit, ATd. TfKxa SIR—I have io inform yon that 1 have N»ed all our Tonic Pills, and therefore pray you to send me another supply immediately, as there ia m*ch fever and iiniu the bounds of my practice, and I hardly sat Wry ami tirre myjwtletii* wlthoO' 1 have thornieiIy tested your Tonic pilis ta my prat-

know how tosatWy ami tirre m'yjwiletita wUhoOtthem. 1 have thornieiIy tested your Tonic pilis ta my prat\ice through this cowntry, tint onty in chills and fever, t»ui in real typhoidfextr, and 1 have met with such sue•cess from their use thai I now find mysey at a l«as to eel alone •rithotit them. consider them a ereat blessing VOihe people of the West and South, and I am satisfied thai they are important in the cure of more disease* than you recommend them for.

Don't fail to forward me a supply bv mail, as quickly as possible, directed as above. Very respectfully, yours.

ARE

JAMES HODGKS, M. t).

J3-Forsaleby Cunlughamk Warren,Terre-Haute, ^ept. 8 847-38-1

AT the old stand on the bank of the river, neat tbe J*te»m Mill is still ees|ted in Fllllillfr and Dh«^ill5 Cloth, at all seasons of the year, in firstrate style and at short notice.

O" THK *t«cv. you can ahwy* te woik, whether in WOOL CAR01\ or LOTH DRESSING.

Terre-Hauie, April £6, 1&4S— l9-6m

Books are nn,w opened faf additional mbseriptioos af stock, VtniW the raperrtsion of Joitn (^rnvrford and -lacob D. £aciyt oommiaaioner*. and mil remain open unul the 15th day of inly Mil the payment of ooe dollar on each share ia leqnired at the lias of mbactibinx.

April S6, llH8-l9-tf. C. ROSE. /Vet. tf T. II. and R. Railroad Co.

THE

travellers

wars LOUISVILLE J:

HOUSK.

and

ing the

Table

j,nr ^Ura, on each share of stock. *oH-

££ifKIEV® lEill.

Tiro DOORS EAST OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE.

TERR K-Il.1 If TE. lJYDIAJWl,

STRAUS & ISAACS,

O I E O S

LAttGE and choice assortment of Gentlemen's Spring nnd fMitnmer Clothing, on hand, and sale at the above establishment The subscribers respectfully inform Ihe inhibitant* «f Terre-Haute and surrounding cmiritry. that they are imw receiving nmi will n»n»in'ie to rtM-(i»e Imm their LOCISVILLX

lirst-rate supply of everv kind of QBNTS' WiJAltlNGI AP

PAREL, amoncst which will lie Ibutid ihe follortrinsi: ftresx. Fruck and Sack Coats. W/.v ond Pantaloons. of every kind and quality, suitable for the aniir.aeliini» seasons Also. White Check and Hickory Shirts. Under Shirts Dra&irs, Cravats, Hanakcrehirfx, Caps, Suspenders, Roundabonts, Hats and Trunks.

The proprietors lake this mean* of rWiirnilie I heir thanks to those friends who have patronised ihem during their brief stay in Terre-Haute, and hoi: to n*ur^ them and the public generally th:it they will continue to use their best efforts to give entire sati-fi«rtinn. -md, at the snine time pledge themselves to sell lower than any other house in tin* Valley »f the Wabash. This they can do. Irom being the manufacturers of all the clothing th*y offer for sale.besides which, they can warrant the workmanship—their clothing being nvnie under the superinteHdi-nce of experienced and talented cutters. A complete assortment of Bovs' clothing kept eousinntlv on hand.

B8T* Country Merchants supplied on advantageous terms. March 29, 1848-15-tf JSTUAUS & ISAACS. N. B. Any garment purchased nt this establishment, exchanged if not fully approved. (£j* Observe the "Louisville Clothing Store."

CHEAP SPiSIVfi GOODS

A E

VABiSI Sf®ll THE

Subscribers, on National Rond S'r«-et, oppn»ite the (,'otirt House, in Jacob D. Early Mock, are now Vecei'ving a splendid STOCK, 'of XE^V CiOOOliS just purchased in New York, by one of tho partners, which they arc ciinhlt'd to sell nl very low prices, for cash, or most kinds of trade. TheVr

O I N E A E N

Will be fully replenished with :i cheap stork, to which they invite the attention of theft customers and dealers in Dry Goods. We think ii unnecessary to go into general enunvraiion of articles among our Staple Goods will be found some 600 pieces Culicoesol every style, M)0 pieces Ulead,cd Shirtings and Sheetings, a laige stock of Spun'Cotton Yarn hiul other domestic Goods. A great variety of Summer Goods, lor Men's and Boys, Panu, Coats, yltvo—a large slock ol Notions for the wholesale trade.

Embracing a grent variety of Dress Goods, Shawls, Mcarfu, Edgings, LaiMis, KibbonA, Flowere, Bonnet nnd other silks, Parasols, Steel Deads, Purse Twist, Clasps, itr. Also—Linen Goods for Men's wear. Linen Ginghams, Irish Linens \Ve., Men's Fashionable I'ur Silk, Leghorn and Tnlm leaf Hats, Botfnels, Carpeting, Paper Hangings, and Burdening, Mulling, Hoots and S/ioe.i, Eastern Sole Lf Ather, Quecnxwure. CLOCK'S.

Also—A clioice article of Block and Green Teas, verj superior superior Kto and Java LolTei^ nnd a general stock of groceries. On the opening of ihe Canals North, fre shall lie in receipt of additional supplies during ihe spring anil summer. The highest prices paid for produce, Rngs, Feathers, &c. [April 12, '48- 17-tl.l

LAKE

NdlF IS Tub TIME TO liUY YOUR GOODS CHEAP!!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Subscriber would announce to the public of Terre-Haute. and its vicinity, thnt he has taken the Store formerly occupied hy Messrs. Simon Hershler as Clothing Store, sitnate two dooin west of Nippert ifc Moilitor's Store. Nnlionnl Road Street, where he is now opening one ot ihe largest, most desirable, Bird best selected assortments of

Ever offered in this place, all of which he intends lo sell for CASH, at Ca-h prices. As the Goods are all new, they having been bought last month, ami alter an unprecedented fall ill the [trices of all kinds of Merchandise, the present is the greatest opportunity for putcliasers.

A large and extensive assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, which is kept separate tip stairs.'— Boots and Shoes. Huts, Caps and Bonnets: GrocrYir*, 4 c.. tV-c., and a ureal many other articles— Suffice ft to say that my assortment is complete. All 1 want is Ihorouuli examination of slock to convince you. at once, of the facts here averted. I am alwaVs uillingto show Goods without charge. Country Merchants and Pedlrtrs nfe particularly incited to call, as I can hold out great inducements lor them. I have constantly person engaged in Nev York for tho express purpose of watching the matke^ nnd selecting for (tie the latest and choicest patterns, these Didvuiitages enable me it) compete with any Wholesale House in ihe West.

Merchantable Country Produce taken in exchange lor goods. Terre-Haute, March 29,1848-15-lf. DA Vlt) ARNOI.Dv

WILSON, STAUBIR1) & SMITH,

W O E S A E I S S

»IAI!V STRfiET, tOlTISVUXE, KRilTCCKV,

now in receipt of their Spring Supplies of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dve-stufl*. Patent Meilic?nes Surgeon's Instruments, Paint Brushes Spices, VVindow filasn. Shop Furniture, Vi* als, Bottles, Perfumery. Yirgint*, Missouri, and Keutiickv Manufactured Tdhaeco. Their stock was purchased upon the very best terms of Importers and MunulactureYs, or first bunds, and Is one of ihe largest and most complete in the United Stales.

They would respectfully invile the attention of Druggists, Merchants, Physician*, Manufacturers, and dealers generally, to their stock before buying elsewhere, as they are prepared to warrant lbs qualities of llietr goods, and ifre determined to sell iliein for cash or to prompt dealers on the usual time on as good term* as any other hofiao in tho West or Southwest, or on nn average a* low as they can be bought East in the quantities usually bought by Country benlcrs with carriage, insurance, and exchange added. Tlwv have resident agents in Ihe East, through whom thev are enabled to keep their stock complete ami fresh during the season. Person* frhn cannot visit the city, by semb ing them their orders shsll be scrvftd as promptly and wflh goods nl as low rutea and of as good quality as if they were here in person.

The following Compowo a part ol their late receipts: ft* cases Liquorice 1(10 barri Is A'uin: fill dozen S.veet Oill} 1,200 do Phils. Blacking, 200 do as. Paint Brush** 600 do Scotch Snuff 3,500.000 Percussion (Japs 300 gross Matches 500 reams Cap Paper, as. fi)0 reams Letter Paper as. 20.006 lbs Prime Madder 10.00ft lbs Choice

100 do Hpiitiili VVhrt^nti' 50 do E'tulish Venetian K.-d 50 do Spirit* Turpentine 100 40 inner's Oil, 50 d'i .Nn. 1 Cftor Oil

SO do Winter Lard Oil Isrt d6 Criiund and cllp|H!i! WOIHL: so do Copal Varni-h 10 do Japan do r. lo Ulick do

Soft Indigo'

3,000 groan Vial and Bottle Codes: N. B. Ginseng. Beestvar, Flaxseed, Fur*k Skin«, Fl ix and Tow Linen, Country Cigar*, Colton. Lard, and country produce genorally, taken at the market price iu exchange for their goods or in payment of debts due them.

2,500 Packages Boots and Shoes,

PIATT,^ BUCKLIX & CO.,

WBimn 'SDimaiDji mi aonai, Soutli side of illain, between Fifth ami Sixth SirM?t«, L.oiiisvtll-, Hj'.,

flow receiving their heavy spring supplies of BOOTS and SHOES, both of Philadelphia snd New England manufacture, which lor extent ami variety will be njunl lo that of any other establishment in the We.t. Dealers generally are respectfully invited to CHII and examine their stock before buying elsewhere. Having a resident ft ent at the East, they will be in constant receipt of fri*«h goods, which they will aell at the very lowest trket ra:es for cash.

Also, a superior lot of 3,000 dozen PALM LEAF HATS. March 22, 1848-14-tf

fillI 1DIKK.

E E A E I N I A N A

undersigned (late of the National Hotel) respectfully informs his friends and the traveling pnblir general!*, ibni he h*« leased for a term of years, and h»s now open for ihe accommodation of

Boarders,

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.

Hogshead* Sugar, and 11 Obla MOIMM, 1 yQ on consignment, tn at ore. snd {nt «le bv (AIWTIS, '48-ie-ttj J- B. FREEMAK

p'ys

POTWIN & HATHOUN.

ANA KA\AWIM SALT.

Constantly on hand nnd lor sale by [April 13] POI'WIN & HA I HORN.,

10ft hartal* Copperas SO do Plaster I'aris 1.500 boxes Window Glas1.000 do Vials and Bodies 200 do Shop Furniture .r'0 do Ground Pepper

SOO do Virginia Tobacco 200 do Missouri do 300 do Kentucky do 3i) casks Chloride Lime 40 do Sularalus.

March 42, 1848-14-lf

the large, elegant and commodious new brick building, adjoin

South East corner of the Public Sqnare, on Market Street,

Which, with a new addition Nielv msV. and thp han.ls^ir» «ivl»» in which ".he rooms are fitted op. with entirely XF,U I I R^ITI RI A\I RI

nDI\G,

date hia goes!* with aa com lor 1 able quarter* as ran be had at the best Hotel* in ihe West.

He haa in hia employ a capable and experienced

COOK,

at the market* of the Wert afford. His Stable is large and commodious, and under the superintendence earefttj Oilers, and la well supplied with grain and provender. With these advantages and a atrict aiienlion to busiueas, he trust* he will merit and receive a share of tbe public patronage.

D" Borders can b« accommodated on reasonable terms by the week, nwtttb or year. Sir All the Stages call ai the City Hotel for faasenseia. LOUIS LEVY. Terre-Haute, November 10, 1847-47-tf

•JiM

will enable him to arcornoio-

and it shail be hw aim lo keep a* Good a

1R. I I 4 S A J"* received per sfamer Win. P«in,* W tresti*B(»|rfyofIVtt. Wm Hall's Balaam fa* ihe Lunfs. Ai»". a s^iooljr of Bak"'*

Oca.

Ajirtl H, ISIS 17^ C. J. ALL

WOW CO.

A UKOf. and sp'.eodirf a«rrtment of Paint and iV WliHe Wa«ii received a«vJ for by Ajml 12,11(^ ALL

ISO# fc CO.

CouMimptfoii. See yoniler rose ofl"V^ly line, 'Ti» wiiberinjr with decay, It scarcely *lp«i the morning dew,

Befure It fades away.

!n. KATK'SIODINK SANATIVE.

rpHK in«*t efffceutht rem inly for dlseaseil l.miffs, Cold*, •^Coiichs. Soreness of the Throat and Bronchial Or. ran* thai has ever been brought before the public.

The wonderful cures with "Iodine" lhal have been atTecifxi in Kraoee. under the (flrenion of the unmurial I.nins I rn^c nnii l.ugnl, toeetlif with the hsppy results lhal have feilowed its nje in the private practice of lh» proprietor. imiured him In combine ii with his Sanalive that he has Ion-: orrscribed in diseases ol the 1 unssi and Liver, eivine it the p.iwer «f eradicating ihe Consuinptive and Scrofulous Virus from ihe system, lhal IS Possessed by no other medicine, short of Divine interposition. And In order to bring this medicine within ihe reach of a more widely extended circle of the afflicted, than can possitilv be reached In his own practice, (and ihua to extend Its usefulness,) he introduces it beforethe public, umlerlhe lille of "DR. KATE'S! WVI.XK SAXATIVE

This medicine is pleasant to the taste, and may ba taken by every persun under any circumstance, a till ita rood effects will, in moat cases.be experienced in lew days. It will suddenly relieve ahsrd and painful couth—palliate the symptoms of inflammation, and al the same time excite* free and'easy expectoration— throwincup ihe foul secretions of matter and phlegnt that obstruct the air cells, thus ctvisis freedom and ease lo the circulation, am) buoyancy and exhiliratlon to tho respiration, civinf a quiet lanctior to the lungs, favora* ble and Indispensable lo the healing of deep seaited ul« cerations.

The bvlltie Sanatlte nlsojives strength and anima lion to the enfeebled frame, restoring in tho diseased functionsof die system sound health. Who will any longer suffer with diseased l.unfs or l.lver wheu such a safe and certain reinwly is so easily obtained 1 l)r. KATK'S office is at 1 .Ml Sycamore si. Cincinnati Ohio, where his Iodine SauuiiveUi£OlHer with advice if desired) can be obtained.

Price ftl oer botilo. lp~lr. K.itc*a Iodine Pana'.lve. may be had at O.J. Allison ,V Co., we* snlr of the square, Terre-haute Ind.

November 3. )817-16-III6.

INEW FIIUI.

THE

undersigned have purclmsed the slock in trade iutcly owned by L. Lemon, in tho south room ot the Linton building in Terre-Hiiuitf fltnl have commeneed business tinder the firm of J. A E. l.\ Kinc, where they intend ti» keep General assortment of Stnplo and Fancy (»ood", Groceries. QiicensWare. &c.,—which thev will soil mi ni uloi ile tenii» lur cash, or in ex« change for tllC productions of tlieconntrv.

J. F. KINO. E. U. Kh\(J.

March 1, 184S-1 Ktf.

LIST (ILL! TAKI'J From dust thou art and unto dust thou shall return

HAVE furnished tliee with dust lo keep thy* frail body from retiiriiitig to dust, tliercfote, lork me over the dtist in return, lhal I may again nmiruish thpe, am! ncain gladden tt»y heart ami tbe bear's of thy wife And tliv children with Ihn Flesh, Fat and Light of the land. Hear in mint! —pay up. Tina the last trumpet tliut soundelh on tbm occasion.

WALTER S. COOPER.

April 12. 1818-lV-tf

liiin? tfn your Tattle.

1^'Hv

tho next two

month", 1 will pay

Three Dollars and Fifty cents per 100 pound* tnr W E A E CATTLE.

Cf'f Fnrnieis, look to vour interest. WALTRR S. OOPER. Terrn-Haute. April 12, 1818 17-lf

PKKFORATKD

oaper jusl receive

KOSE

eil and for sale bv AL.LlirON & CU.

April 1J,1S»U 17-lf O.J.

l'ink just received and for sale by C. J. ALLISON ti. CO.

AT Til 12 E iftLK lOt .Vnill A RIOTS kinds of P!o\tf and Mill Castings, Hollow* ware,Wnil and And-iions, Su*

K»r Kettles. Wilson Boxes, Wood's, Kind's and Wbar*

ry's Plow Points, of all sizes, &c., kept cousiani* ly lor sale. Machine nnd other rnt-linus made order on short notiee, ol uood materials nlid ill a workman-like manner. JOSEPH OROVER.

Terre-Haute, March 22, 1848-14-ly

lfOSSER'S BINDERY.

THE subseribera tak(* pleasure in informinit tint public thai tliey still carry nri

BOOK BINDING,

in all iu branches. They are ronstanlly supplyinn themselves with Ihe bent of Euslern Pflpcr, ami can furnish euxtomers with

Ol all sizes and descriptions. All orders will mret with prompt aileuiiou, and Ihe work executed with iiealues* and despatch.

They would also inlorrn iho pOl'lic that tlicy have aUntlied to their Himhrry a largo

BOOK ND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

('otisistintf of new material, selected with great ctire by cxperieiiccd workmen, wilh which they nre prepared to exeruto

Letter Press Printing, of every description,

Such as Btmks, Pamphlets, Card*, Billets, Labels, llniid Billi. Show Bills, Bills of Lading, Way Bilb. Bank Chrrks. Munif/*/*. Blanks, See., Src. CJolcl, Silver, Litftoftraphlo and

&ylographic Printing, and Engraving. J. KOS.SKK &. UKOl ilEH. Lafnycile, Indiana, 1818.

N. H. Uooka lo be iionnd, or orders for any kind nl IILANK HOOKS,may be left nt the Express Olliee, iu Teire-llaotej in which place thev will le returned af the earliest opportunity. Worlt warranted and price* 1 iw,

March 22. 1848-14-ly

!»I NOTICE.

/. A. Williams, Iloinffiopathic Physician^

ri^E.NUER^ his prolesiiiiiiil services to ilie eit1 izi-ns of Terre-H/iule OHII vicinity. The ex» perience of lil'teen yrors Miceessful practice in lliia coiniliy, (the last two nnd a half years ill lllis place.) induce* him tn bclievn that he can treat I be diseases ol this climate, (Hnrnceopathically or otherwise) a* sticeesxlully as apv Physician of iha place, be his pretensions what they mny. Oflico at his residence, on the east nide «f Market-street, three and hnlf square* South of the public square. He will cheerfully attrml the calls of his old customers ami o'hers who may give him their preference*. All medicinea must be pad for before taken from the ollicc, except lo regular and punt• tual customer*.

Terre-Haule, Ind., Feb. 18, I848-9-tf

CIIAS. WOOD,

SUCCESSOR TO WOOD

KING,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in iDmi'fiM'JiiiniMS, cEans3£,

EPcsiaao.a53

E I E S W S PATENT MEDICINES, &c. Country Merchants and Physicians,

WILL FINO IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. Terre-Haute, March 8,1848-12-3m.

STRAY MARE, LEFT Terre-Haute between Chriftina* ami New Year last, a small Day Mare, four years old in June, not shod, in good order when

she Irft, well built, black mane and tail, hind legs a little crooked. I will pay $5 00 for this mare, or reasonably for any information that m-v lead in her recover*.

STEPHEN N. STfcVENSONv.

Terre-Haute, April I^S. 1848-17-5w-pd

Going Goir*£! I.

Haute in two we i. Com* now. tyour TEEtHput OUJL, arid never mora

A go«n to leave Terre-Haute in two week*, to lie absent Ihree months. Com' now. whilo there is a chance, and have in order. Delays are dangeroua, *o. than in respect to your Teeth.

Come then, onq Hfid.all, ind I will w^it on you with ptauqfe.. I shall return, iu three months »«ain. to meet your order*.. H. H. SMITtf,

T«rj(-ftrillej April 1% 1848-lS-3w