Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 28, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 June 1848 — Page 3

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BARNBURNER'S COSTEKTIOSf.

Martin Tan Burcn Nominated

,""* BUFFALO,

J11ST

IJURSR

Jane 23d.

The Utics Convention have nominated MARTIN VAN B1JREN for Pre.ident, and HENRY DODGE, of Wisconsin, for Vice President.

Bnrnbumer's Con venilon—Second Dispatch.

There mmi to be no doabt ibat Martin Van Buren, despite the letter read by Benjamin F. flutter from him, in which is expressed hie desire to remain in private life, wilt accept the riomins(ion.

After the nominations were made, a large mass meeting was held, which was addressed by Messrs. Marcus Morton and Taylor, of Cincinnati.

The Convention passed a free soil resolution, -in favor of disposing of the public land to actual settler* at a price barely sufficient to pay expenses •of surveying.

A plan for organising the campaign was read, -and the Convention then finally adjourned.

The Sentiments of Two Men. The hearts of the people mutt be pre• /paredfor WAR."—Lewis Cass, in the

Senate of the United States. "I sincerely rejoice at the prospect of 'PEACE.—My life has been devoted to arms, yet I look upon war at all times and under all circumstances, as a national calamity, to be avoided if compatible with tiational honor."—Zachary Taylor, in his Allison letter. "We might swallow the. whole of Mexico without being hurt by it."—Lewis Cass, in the Senate of the United Slates. "The principles of our Government, as well as its true policy, are opposed to the subjugation of other nations, and the dismemberment of other conntries by confinest. In the language of the great Washington, 'Why should we quit our own to stand on foreign ground." Zachary Taylor, in his Allison letter.

Compare these together reader, and determine for yourself which utters the most Christian like, humane and patriotic language.

Well Endorsed.—It was suggested to General Scott in 1846, that were General Taylor to achieve a brilliant victory in Mexico, he would be elected President. "Suppose he is," was the magnanimous reply, "we shall have for President an honest man and good Whig."

INDIANA

DRUG STORE.

UN ROSE'S

B0HOING.

WEST SIDE COUKT-HOUSE.

C. J. ALLISON A CO., WltUIESAt.K A!»l) II ETA I nKALEIt* IX Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,

^Paints, blls, Varaiah, Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Perfumeries, -SOAPS, PATENT MEDICINES. SURGI

CAL INSTRUMENTS, PURE WINES AND UQMRS. AND EVERY A RHCLE'VSrVA LtX FOUND IN

DRUG STORES.

^V/"E "n* now receiving oirr «Ommer and fall '"Atndt nl Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Plilllts, Oils, Varnishes, Glnsaware, &c.. to which we invito (he ritieiiiiiin of Physicians, Merchants, ami the public generally.

Our slock i* tltoro extensive snd general than any in the Wtihwsh Valley, shfl waa selected with greai *re. We Ho not profess to sell good* at 'cost, hut db aay Ih fhh#e who may favor us with their patronage, that we 'Will nut he undersold by any house nn the Wahnah rivt*r. Wur whole time 'i* devoted to the Drug fineness, and the preparing and dispelling Of Medicine*. All orderstfrom our frieitll* will nu'et with our pert-.onrfl attention. And'it in (10r design to iNSfcp a firtl assortment of •every thing in our line. We arb constantly re'ceiving from the vrfrioti* markets, liy which means we are enabled to cveitile orient by lite pifi-kage or ntheftviae, irt na low price* na unudultrrattd articles can be procured at any ether "establish'ineni. fTj* Plfy«idans, crtniJfin^ra ami Aealers ate in-"viti-d (o rail and rxnmine oar rftodt aud prkealietoro (lurUhiraing elcewhere.

XJ. J. AM.TfON -& CO.

Terre-ttaute, !)une 2B, HM8-fl8-lf

Aftother ntrivnl if S^ST NjKZf* aa CJD dSl as jHrtME snlisrriber has just received another »up» .1 ply in addition t4 his already large stock ol Dry'Giod*. ('Iiiiliii^, Boot*, Shotrs, Ac., all of which heivifl stll at asto-iisStng tow prices. CaH ftudaee. l)A VII) H. ARNOLD.

June 28. 1848-S8 if

O.Ndid

Itiiml, and coustanllv making up. a splenassortment of Ready-made Clothing,

tvhie.h ia kept separate, up stairs. A very experienced and able cutler cuts for this establishment. I ask all to grvo me a call, for I feel safe in recommending the articles I keep for sale.

June 38, 1848-US-tf

SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL

Dont mistake the store. Nations^ Roai idrert,! and ranges also the southeast quarter, section two doors l»eln«v Ntp|ert store. tweniy-four, town ihiTtem, rsnge nine^ being the June 28, 1818. D. K. AR.VOLD nands and tenements belonging to the said Willinm Lindley, and I will, on Wednesdav the

received at the new store of D. H. A R- twelfth day nf Jolt. 1848. at the CourtISOLD, a hand-ome fwt of Oarages, liafo* House door inTem-Hante, wiihinthe legal hours noes also a few bhawia and Scurfs. I ols.ikl tlay offer the rents and profits of said prem•June'SB, tSW. iises,'with the apprnfevtances thereunto belonging

Twist, 8iadm Rings ami Tasncls just receiv»nl nnd fc»r saie at the cheap "lore of June 88, t84S. D. H. ARNOLD,

LOT of Sheetmg*. Shirtings, Tickings and

jSi Check* just opened and lor ante at the new and cheap whoesdt mid retail cash sl"T

AKNOli

June 28, 1848 D.H.

WANTED:

rv LBS. FEATHERS, tot which v'«\-JvsvJ the highe-t prices will I* pahi in gwnK at D. H. ARNOLD'S STORE,

jju

to the Congressional Township, in which it is situated, to-wit: Lot number eighty-fiv* (S5.) in section sixteen, township twdvc, north ol range nine wester?* Terms of sale regulated br law.

SELL OFF nt COST.

The slock is general, a great variety of wt thing, and better bsrgsins msy now she had U»n ever before, llj* Call «o«n for barfiio^

WARRANTED

UNDER A PENALTY OF

A Thousand Dollars, Fru from. Mercury and all Mineral Substances.

in •J

»-3

2 3 2

IN THE

PILLS

CITY

OF MEXICO!—GREAT

CESBS AMONG THE

Suti'-

VOLUNTEERS

Extractor a letter from the Greenville Mounialntoet, South Carolina: Dr. W. Wright—Dear Sir A waelc or two ago I aeol jroo a Mountaineer, containing a letter from one of our Volunteers in the City of Mexico, in which he pajt Wright'* Indian Vegetable Pill*, underalllhe circumstances, the hiehest meed of 'praiae I have ever known a metlirine to receive. The Volunteer, William W. GootMetl, Esq., is a reruleman of fine standing—an accomplished and well educatM man, and was recently high nhtriff of this district. Br one of your adverttaements in a Charleston paper, 1 happened in notice the location of your office, and thought you might extract an article of gome value In reptrd to your medicine, therefore I aent the paper. "My health is very fain, improving. I procured, a few daya ago, aoine of Or. Wright'* Indian Vegetable Pill*, and they have acted on my fysteni like magic)"

Thus it appears that the brave and patriotic Volunteers who have gone to Mexico, to defend the rights and honor of their country, already begin to realize the extraordinary value of this incomparable medicine. Long lile to them!

Cim* for Fever nnd A&rur. JiMtelrilU, Putnam county, Ind.,July 17.1847.

Dr. Wrinlil—Sometimes since your agent left me a lupplv of your Indian Vegetable Pills. I have found sai'l fills lobe in real demand lately for the cure of Fever and Ague. Mr. James Boyd has a son who has been laid up with Fever and Ague, «nd had tried various other remedies.all of which proved of no avail. He determined to try your Indian Vegetable Pills, and by uslnr one box he is now sound and well. Mr. T. Spencer had a daughter. Mr. Hurh Grovea a son, and Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family, were down at the same time with Fever and Aeue, and had also tried the various other remedies without effect. Your Indian Vegetable Pills soon restored them all to perfect health, lean assure you from what I have seen, your Indian Vegetable Pills maybe relied on for a permanent cure of Fever and Ague.

for a term of seven rears and if they should tail to setl for a aitAcrcnt sum to satisfy sahlerecution will then and there nfler the fee simple, to thw highest bidder, for cash, to sati»fv said execution ami costs. M, M» HICKCOX, Sheriff.

June 31, t$48 ST-3w !V f,-« $"i 00

STATE OF INDIANA,? -.

CorMTT or VlttO.

Vigo Probate f*o«rf,

John Vermillion and Geunre Vermillion, M. Wil. Ii*m Gate*. Elisabeth Gates, Uliff Terhtine, Polly Tethune. (?«irge Vermillion, ?^vi Vermillion, Henderson Vermillion, Frances Vermillion, Henry Vermillion, Reason Vermillion, heirs at law of Cornelius Vermillion and &a* rah Vermillion.—Pelitnm for Partitmn.

THE

NOTICE is hereby given that the •indersigned wiN ofler at public saJe at. ^eCou«-Ho^ d^ T^^

I^^ J\fl «irlk rM

.lhJ J..'

W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor.

June 28. 1848-28-tds Prs lee $4,00

GRF.lT BARO 4I.\S.

GOODS AT COST— SELLING OFF! fx ^9 WISH to close out my ItooJ* in short order, and from jTjpSgMrWM* this tiaae benceforth, BuLnlKjO!! win

complainants by Wright & Hamilton, their solicitor*, having filed in the office of the Clerk of the Vigo Probate Court, iheir petition for partition, and the affidavit «t a disinterest-

irJ jhi|l lh„

Clerk*

Yours, respectfully, JACOB DURHAM, P. M., Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace.

This is to certify, that I was entirely cured of the Chills and Ferer.nf several month's standing, by the use of four doses, of four pills each, of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, and after taking medicine from a regular physician for some lime, and have had nosymploms of il since, which was about one year aro.

J. W. SPENCER.

Texas, Champaign county. Ohio. This is to certify ihnt I was cured of the Chills and Fever by the use of Wrisrnt'o Indian Vegetable Pills, after having had three attacks of il.

DAVID BF.F.RY.

Sugar Grow, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. 19,1846. HORRIBLE MISTAKES!! Are sometimes made by confounding one medicine with another, ami administering the wrong article.— Equally horrible am those mistakes which are made In

«tippi«ing

that all Pills lire alike, and thai therefore, it

•is indifTeri

iidifTpreni which «ro taken, and if one kind is bad all are bad together. Thia Is a very irreat mistake.— There is a* inueh diflervnre between Wright'* Indian

Vegetable Till*, and i«her articles as between midnight and nnomlavl We do not wijh any lo lake our word merely fur this statement. Lei any one, having taken uther medicines, try this. Nultiiug more will be necessary.

But with the suriir, ami l)y giving the article a name

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. ftemembrr.-fhnt the origiital and'only gemtirtt 1X1)7p/Lbs hctve the teritten rigna-

AS VH('HTA'llLE I'ILLS have the written rignaL/.i.v ir~

VlllOHT on the tap label of ettch

iure of WILLI btox. The sale by K. S. WOLFE, sole agent for

•?genuinefor

Terre-flsnte James Morrison, Pruirielon J. B. Arinrn

trout. New Mtrkei J. Kiirii"sl, Mtddlelown. Offices devoted exclusively ic ihe sale of Wrights Jndinn Vegetable 1*ill*, wholesale and retail, 169 Race si., Philadelphia 288 Greenwich St., New York and J98 Tremonl si.. Rosion.

June SW, ld4v.ftl.tf

SHERIFF'S SALE.

IV,

virtue of an execution issued from ihe Vigo Probate Court, and to me directed and delivered, in favor ol Oiivid Denny, adm'r. of Jacob Baldwin, aud against Srins Bowers and Al ban C. Davis, I have levit^l i*n the following property, to-wit-t One hoiulred and sixty (teres of land, Ihe northeast yjimrier of section t«'enty-six, town thirteen range nine- one hundred and eight acres, north half eart fractional Settion twetfty:one, town thirteen, range nine- being the lands and tencmonlB lH*liinging to the said Alhan'C. Davis, and 1 witl, '(fti Wednesday, ihe rt.h ilay of July, 1848, at The Court-Howse Joor in Terre-Ha'ute, williin theHegal hours of said day, ofTer the rents find profits of said premises, with the apporten*a'nees thereunto belongmg, for a term of seven years and if they shield fa"il to sell fo/r a sufficient sum to satisfy iid execution wHIthen and there ntier the lee simple, lo the highest bidder, for cash) to satisfy said execution and costs.

I OH

M. M. HICKCO.V, Sheriff.

June 88, 1848-27-3w Prs fee $4 90.

SALii,

BVVigoSlli:itIll'\S

rhtoe of an exec\ilirftt issued from the Circuit Court, aird to itte ifirecled and deliveretk, in favor of Andrew Downing, and against William taindlcy, I have levied on the following propeny. to-wit One hundred and sixty acres of land, tho couthwwi Quartet of section six, town thirteen north, range eight west? also the vouthwest quarter of section nineteen, same town

,,,frmUnU YVillum

an!u E,'»Mh G»,mS Ul.ff Terhuie, and Polly

•V4|i|lrcjiihrr hune. do not reside in the Slats of Indiana, there-

D., 1848. the folow.n, lotof limd J*™**" Uliff Terhune and Polly Terhune arr hereby mv the nonpayment ol \he^.nt^_due o^t^«me

THERE

June 21, *48-27-31. Wert sidf

UB^S-

Gates, Ter-

gn Pr»bate Couri, on the first day of the neit term thereof, to he holden at the Court-Hoose. in Terre-Haute,'on the second Monday of July next.

then and there in said court to show cause, if any they can, why partition ©f the real estate mentioned in said petition should not be made, as therein set forth. C. T. NOBLE. Clerk.

Jane 31, 1848 27 3w Prs. fee $9 10

ELECTION NOTICE.

will I* an Election held at ihe osoal place* of holding elections in Vigo Montr, on Ihe first Monday of August next, br the pu'rpM« of electing two Representatives to the State legislature, one Sheriff, one Canmet,one Probate Jodge. one Pmercuung Attorney lor Vigo qapth ty, and «M Comottsssooer forth* second District in sanl ooooty.

M. M. HICKCOX, ShcriS

Terro-Haetc, Jone 11, l848-*7-ts

-|li B^rrO.N"S Ext. I^nron. jost received snd J| fur wk by C- 4-

ALLISON CO.

=======

STATE OP ISDIASA,)

Fig* County. 5

s®

Vigo Circuit Court, September Term, 1848. 8pier Spencer,

Debt by meat.

Charles Bellaire.

NOTICE

has sued out hf the Vi Circuit Court, a writ of attachnlent againtt all and singular, the lands, teilerienis, hereditaments', goods and chattels. rights, credits, trioheyfc and effects ot thVs dte-

fendatU. which the feherilf of the sard county has returned executed, by attaching the fallowing described land) to-wit: Ldts in the town of Lockport-, number one, (I) twenty-fotlr, (»4) and twentyfive, (25-) The defendant la therefore birehy notified of the pendency of said writ, And Unless he be and appear before the Judges of the Vigo circuit cdurt, on the first day of. the next term thereof, to be holden at the Court-rtotiSfe, in nid county, on the second Monday ofSeptemher next, and defend said suit, the same will be heahl and determined in his absence.

ATTKST: C. T. NOBl.E, Cleric.

Jtlne l5, 1848-2l-4w. prs fee $400

STATE OP

INDIANA,

VlOO CoDNtY. 5

subscriber, being thankful to hia cualomera for their generous patronage, asks a continuation of their favora—assuring ihem that his prices will be in accordance with the limea, and always believing in the motto, that "a nimble sixpence is belter than a slow shilling," ihey will find that Clark's Corner ia the place to purchase.

All kind* of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. JAMES S. CLARK, Corner nf 1st atid Ohio-ata., Tcrre-Haute.

FRESH ARRIVALS

AT CLARK'S CORNER. GREEN RIO COFFEE. SACKS Green Rio ColTecjust received,per i)U steamboat, in store and lor sale as above.

COTTON TARNS.

1000

similar lo Wrichi's Indian Vegetable Pills, they fain a ^temporary notoriety. Wolves itiery are, in sheep's clothing, of whom the public Should stepr sufficiently clear. l»l be rememberrtl thai Wrigfrt't Indian Vegetable Pills Hre prepared Willi special reference to the laws governing the Ifciman bMiy. Consequenlly, lliey are always effecttve in rootin mildiseasea. Every family shinrld keep them at haild.

"Knirrnhn Snli^ 60 bbls. Lake

IvJU Salt, and 5000 Ilia. Bacon, in stnre and fur sale at CLARK'S.

CAftOLfcNA TAU.

BB'LS. of Carolina Tar, and 75 Tar Chin for sale at CLARK'S.

SUGAR.

HHDS New Orleans Sogar in More and for sale at C!*ARKS.

FINE TEA.

S3chests

CHfisTS of tmjeria\ Tea *nd ol Voung Hyson, fot sale at CLARK'S.

MOLASSES.

BBY.S

10 fot sale at

of Prime New Orleans Molasses,

and bhls. Sugar ^iiMse 'do, in slnre ant) CLARK'S.

TiDhXttO.

BOXES 7 plug Missouri chewitig Tobacfp^ 6 l»oxes 1 Hi phitg Kentucky do^ It) Iwres Young's premium James River, Virginia, do barrels cut smoking tobacco, for sate at

CLARK'S.

WAtW'HATI WlllSKlfitv prf\ BBLS Cincinnati Whiskey, a prime al*

tide

5 bbls old Monongahela Whiskeys pipe Seignette Brandy pipe American Brandyt pipe Maileira Wte*v $ pi|M» Lisbon Winet. pipe Sweet Malaga

tn store and for sale al CLARK o.

FISH} FISH.

Jr BBLS. No. I NovaBcotia Mattkerel^ 6 Kits do do do 2 Quintals of ('o«l Fish* 10 Boxes otioked Herrinn fer s*\e at

CLARKE.

Terre-Haute, June T, 1848-85-4

CltF.AM

CANDIES. NUTS. CAKES, RAISINS, «cc» (tnt THK «ulsrrilier has oiieneii new COflFECTlONfRY ESTAEUSHMtNT. \jgr one d'»or west of Ihe Bank, where will be found a general assortment of Candies, Marmelade*. Raisins, all kinJs of Nuts, I^cmons. and Lemon Syrup, West India Preserves, all kinds of Cakes, and numerous other things too tedious to mention here. My old friends and customers are invited to call, and' obtain some of the good things at THOMAS H- FEARN'S. (£j* CAKE suitable for Weddings or Parties, furnished Ui oriler.

OCT* ICE CREAM every evening. Terre-Hauie, June 7, l848-25-4w

NEW AM SEASONIBLF. GOODS •AS AS THE CHEAPEST."

THECHEAP

Subscriber* bsvejust received the hal» *nce of their 8.-*ixo Goons, which turnisbes them with a full snd complete assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOtOUS. f*HOCERIES and QUEENS WARE, which they will dispose of at %ohol(*a^e and retail at

MUB23,

JUSrrate

Foreign Attach-

is heVehv gfVeh th&t the pUintifl

Office, go Circuit Court, June 19, '48. EZEKlAH ROBERTS having thiaday filed in thia office hia bill against hie wife Nancy Ann Roberts, praying for a divotae, and also the affidavit of a disinterested person that the said Nancy Ann is not a resident of this Slate' the »aid defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said suit, and that unless ihe appear aud plead, answer or demur to said bill, on or liefore 'he calling of the cause, at the hext lerm of the Vie»» Circuit Court, to he held al Terie-tiatate, on the second Monday in jSeptemheV nekt, the m*ttera and things (herein alleged against her will be heard and determined in her absence.

very

lowest rates, for cufc» or ia exchange for country prodocw. j. COOK &. SON, a l84i-24-tf.

FAMILY GROCERIES,

SUPERIOR

Loaf and powdrmi Sugar. New

OrlMtis and Muscovado, do-. Rio, Eu«»k and aid (ortntsfBiJin CoA*!,Si)gat House and Plantation Molaasfa^ Yoang Hyson. Imperial, Oonpowder, Powchong (Bl^ok) Teas—Very frosh, and warr*filrl of the b«*t quality. Mar. kle'a freah grmutd miperfis* Floor, jost received and for sale kw by J. COUK SON. \\*j 3j,

French and YelldW Ochre, Antwerp Blue, Vermillion, Chrome Yeltuw. Terrede Sienna, a Chrucne Green. Litharge, ,%f,: Paris Green, Patent Drvar. Emerald Green, Spanish whiting, Brunswick Green

THE

CRAB VINEGAR. 4 r| BARRELS of Crab VinelvJ gar, a splendid article, in store nnd for sale at CLARK'S.

DRIED PEACH ES.

BARRELS of Kentucky Dried Peaches, in prime order nnd for sale at CLARK'S.

BROWS SHEETINGS.

BALES Brown Sheetings, a good selection ol Bleached do, Prints, Checks. Drillings, Flnnnels, Ticking, Handkerchiefs, Shawl*, &c., cheap as (he cheapest at CLARK'S.

Mairy persons have been led away bv a coatlnjr of 8uffar, sslffhey nnticiiialPil that II would remove the nausea of the medicine. Dui Ihpy are generally mistaken. Without the tt/gar ih"»e articles nave notVmg lo reyoinmerHl thein,and would ndi be sold a single day.- 7Q0- 100 lbs. do Baiting, in store and for sale

LBS. Pittsburgh ('niton Yarn No. 500 1U00 lbs. do 600 &00 lbs. do

CLARK'S.

CROCKERY.

VGlassware,

WELL selected atork of Crockery, Hardware, Grass and Grain Scythes, Snathes, Rope and Cordage, Rope for packing, in store and for sale at

CLARK'S.

FLOIFR.

l"| 15 A RUE 1,8 of Crosby's Ov' choice brand of Family Flour': kept constantly on hand

and for skle, by the barrel or by the small, at CI.ARK'S.

CIIEES&.

T,BS. Western Reserve theese. in store nnd for sale at CLARK'S.

500

SALT AND BACOfr.

Also the west hnlf of the lrrrtithcAst'q'uarlet of section twfntv-Wvo, in twwmhip eleven, nttrth of range eight west, mortgaged bv John R. Lee— Loan, interest and damage* $116.67.

Costs of sdvertising will lie added on day of sale. W. N. HAMILTON, A\i.liior. May 31, lfl48-24-«W. $7,25

S.lLfe OF LANH !IOrtTC4Ci TO THfe SL«I»LtS REVENUE FUNft.

fllUte following tract ol land', oV so tntich thereA ol as may le necessary, will ito Satttrday the 6lh day of Augtlst 1848, lietw«cti the hours of It) o'clock A. Mv, and 4 d'clock P. M., at the CourtHouse door hi the town of TVrte-Hatite, Vigo couniy IndianA, be offerei! for sale to the highest brdilet, ihe bid being equal to the amount chargeable ihe same having lieen mortgaged lo the Slate «f Indiana, to secure a Loan from the Surplus faevenute FumHn said county, and forfeited bv the non-payment of interest due thereon, to-wit:

The east half olihe southwest Quarter ol section five in Township it), notth of range nine west.— Mortgaged by William Maitin—Loan, interest and damages $182,04.

Costs of advertising added to ahtiw amount.

Ms* 31, 1848-24-9w. $3,50

Wate^esv leWclxy aoA Fancy ftoods.

THE

received and lor sale, an assortment of first DRY, GROFNB and MIXED PAINTS. Linseed Oil, Spirita Turpentis White Lean, Bed Lead, Venitian Red,

China White Sraalli, assorted, Drop Black, Ground Black, Ivory Black, Pruasian Blue,

Putty, and Glass

of all sizes up to 16 by 22 inches. Ground Paints, assorted colors, pat up in Kibes for landacape painting.

Coach, Fnrnitnre, White JlAB JAPAN FARNISIIES. Warranted equal to any in the United States also

Enamelled and ChrystaUzed Tin and Glass Plates, a splendid article for aigna. MIHOGTKT

PICTCHB FRAMKS, at 25cts. each.

MAPS and Pic+uass varnished and framed.

HOUSE, SIG\ AND CARRIAGE

*»APER «ANGNG. CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

©UaiQaiBS'o done at the old stand, sign of the

POST,

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

June 21,1848-27 3w pd 1.25

••THE NIMBLE

SIXPENCE,"

AND LOW PRICES.

T^HE

PAIHT

KEO

corner of Mulberry and Fourth Streets, one door South of the uew Baptist Church by WARREN

Tierre-Haute, May 31, 1848 24-tf

Old Mansion House in Terrp-Haule, on Market street, al the corner of Mulberry, two squares north of the Court-House, has been entirely re-fit ted, and repaired throughout, and is now offered to the travelling public and Boarders, as one nf the best Inns in the place, and will be known hereafter, as the

Conducted by the undersigned, who has spent several years ol his life in

j»|BHbthe entertainment of the public—and lastly at Newport, Ihe county sent of Vermillion, it shall be my entire object to render my gueste comfortable while under my roof, and for this end no pains or attention will be spared.

MY TABLE

Will always be supplied with the best products thai the country affords prepared by the best cooks that can be had. and my

STABLE

will be filled with provender, and atten

deil in by Ihe most careful ostlers. Intending to devote my personal attention to the

EAGLE HOTEL,

It shall always be my aim to let no one depart dissatisfied. ID" The Public are respectfully invited to call and are if we do not redeem every pledge we have here made. Respectfully.

Test.

MOraiL.

DAVID W. CLOVER.

Terre-Haute, May 31,1848—24—tf. N. B: The singes leaving Terre-Haute, call regularly at tho Eagle Hotel lor passengers.

SALE OF L4NI) NORTGAGCI) TO THE CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP FUND.

THEso

following pieces, parcels, or lots of l«nd, or much of onch as may be necess.iry, will, on Saturday the 5th day of August, 1848. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M„ and 4 o'clock P. M., at the Court-House door in Ihe Town of Terre-Hnule, Vigo county, Indiana, be offered for sale lo the highest bidder, the bid being equal to the amount chargeable: the same having been mortgaged to the Slate of Indiana, lo secure loans from the Congressional 'Township Fund, in said county, and forfeited by ntin'paymenVftf interest due thereon, to-wit':

The 'east 'half of the w'est half of ihe northwest quarter of deciihn number two, in Township thirteen, north of range eight Hvest. Loan, interest, and damages $815,05—Mortgaged by ^saac hen ry. Also the east half nf'the Southeast '^uaitet, anil ihe fcrfuthwest 'quarter'ofthe southeast quarter of section twenty-two in Township thirteen, •north of rrfnge eight we*t, Mortgaged W Luloe Jobnsbn—Loan, interest and'damages $98,62.— Also tiretiorlhfreA'quarier Of the southeast quainter off shorten eighteen, Township thirteen, ntirlh of range west, and ihe the northwest qttftrler of the northeast quarter of section twenty-threr, Township thirteen, north of range eight west.^ Mortgaged tiy Janrcs liilliter—Loftn, interest and damages, ^10^,31.

tine li, 1848-2%

ry and Fancy Good*.

which they will sell as hw as can be had in the Western

8tates. Our stock embraces Ladies' Large Breast Pins, of sll kinds Gentlemen's Pins and Cold Studs, many patterns Ear Rings, large and smsll Bracelet Clasps, a bevutifol article small Clasps, Hesrts and Crosses, Guard Slides. Finger Rings, sll sixes, patterns snd prices GoJ.I and Silver Guard Keys. Gnhl ami 8iWer WATCHE8 aud Pencils, Silver Arrows, and Slides for head dresses, Silver Spoons and Thimbles, Miniature cases, cheap Steel Bag Clasps, Parse Trimmings and Purse Silk. 8teel Beads, Silver. 8teel and Plated Spectacles, fine Penknives and Scissors. Goggles, Go\,| and Steel Pens, 8teil ami Pearl Silk Guards. Silk Purs*«a, Shell Combs, Csrd Cases, £tc-, and a great variety of articles whkh cannot b« enumerated.

O* Clocks. Wstches sad Jewelry rsapired In a super io» manner. We are also provided with machinery. tn replace any part of a watch that may b* w*rn oot or Woken, eqaal to the original. iLr Old Silver and Gold taken in exchangn. 3. K. CRISHER A 80NS.

Terre-Haute, May 31. 1848-M-tf

TO THE AFFLICTED. WsciJIiJMUUaiteofoMNidnitoiHtsrli taoifcer

PIBM,

i)» Dr. DeMM, of Texas, descriMng

l%0 tWMifcabte «Acu of Dr. BrmfjiSsfar Cessed Pills, tSk*a.ohaUMe (M sfCkiMic JHatwus, sad ethsr di»-

GENVUSE

Burgandy Pitch for «l» bv

ii J^'lfUIWIM^ULL%^i •WMJ l^«U.4tf ^J-f U^-WdgU1 mfU jlu JHaiyujJjl

MONEY

HEAD QUARTERS FOR

PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING.

On Natlanal Road Street^ next door to

m. *jr

BARGAESS! BABCAIKS!!

On hand some of the finest quality of Black and Blue Cloth Cohts\ Cashmeret Sacks, Rahtl Uoih,

Tweed and Queen*s cloth, Sack-Coats, Casstmere Pants, Sa' tin Vests,

and a great variety of cheap clothing for sale i£ cheap, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, aathey can be purchased in the Eaatern cities.

JOHN PALMER.

Terre-Haute, Jnne 14, 1848-26-tf

STATE OF INDIANA, Vigo County. 5SS*

V7go Circuit Court, September Term, 1848. William J. Ball, vs. Erastus Flint, David F. Robin«on, Henry T. Pr#tt. OlivrrP. Wnodlnrd, and Elijah P. Farmer Joseph M. Thomas.

Hulincs CofterlhWait, aud Charles D. Desilver. —Foreclosure.

THE

complainant by William Griswold, his solicitor, having filed his hill of foreclosure herein, and the affidavit of a disinterested person that the aaid defendants, Erastus Flint, David F. Robinson, ftenrv T. Pratt, Oliver P. Woodford, and Elijah P. Farmer Joseph M. Thomas, Hulingfc Coperthwaft and Charles D. Desilver, are not residents of Ihe State of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified ti lie and ap|»ear before the Judces of the Vigo Ciicuit *Court. on the first day of the next term lhertnf, to be bidden at the Court-ttnuse in lW town of Terre-felndie, on the second Monday of September next, then nnd there to plead, answer, or demur tnfcaid bill.Ar the same will be taken as confessed

Who iOdnts id save the almighty doftarP

THE

undersigned is selling olT his goods nt cost', and when sold, will rent his

Old EAgle Stand,

which is well situated and arranged lor a Wholesale Grocery Store. He will sell his Slore Furniture and fixtures, the cheapest hind.

Every body that wishes to mnko an honest Dime, will rally under the eiftl.fnm of Lilieriy, where the low prices are the astonishment aud admirBiinn of Ihe natives.

A Dime saved is one made,certain. Who will refuse to mnke Ihem BIT Those who ate indebted to me will please come boldly up to the work, and sellle. Ill health is the cause of my quilling business.

CRUMPTON'S FAMILY MEDICINES.

S. WOLFE is the Agent fnr the sale of these excellent Family Aledicines, among which mnv be found

CAUMPTONSS

Kanawlm Salt. Borrels Knnawha Suit, on consignment and for sole by

March 1, 1848-11-tf. 8. ft. POTTER 4- Co.

A N I I E S

LARGE and snlrndid assortment of common am! fiWcy Candies, juat received And for safe low by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

F^bruaVy 1$, l848*9-tf

iLOT FttR SALE.

Arie,

VERY handsomely situated lot. nn thePrninear the Concregntinnal Church, for sole i6n lavorable terms. Apply lo

June 14, '48-26-3U S. ft. GOOtCIXS.

HORSES k^it SALE. Three Horses, suitable Tor wagon,cart or dray, for Bale by

BI.ANK

w. N. HAMILTON, AUDITOR.

Evet^

StRX^BERRY BALSAM,

for the curcof Dvscutaries nnd all loosener* of the Bowels CRUMPTON'3 FEVER and AGUE PILLS, purely vegetable

Oglestiy's Botanic Remedy for Dyspepsy, Jaundjre. nnd nil kinds nf Fever*: CRUMPTON*6 H0R3B LINIMENT, for the cure ol

H!I

diseases of ilio Horse

Oglesby's Anti-liillinus Pills, the best cathartic and purgniive Pills in use. These Medicines are putely scientific, and if they fail to perform as advertised, no charge will be tnrulf», or one or more boxes o"r Vials will be given on trial. £3" Apply to E. S, Wot.rii, west side of tire sijiiaVe, Terre-Hnute, Indiana.

May !0, 1848-21-lf

Shav'rttg Cream lor saW by C. ). ALl.lSON & COv

UM Copal for sale by C. /. ALLISON 4" CO. Detthtber St, 1847-1-tl

BALTIMORE

Chrome Yellow forsal* by C. J. AM.ISON & CO\

MERCHANTS"AND

CALABRIA

undersigned beg

leave to call the atten

PERFORATE

tion of their Irienda and the public gem-toll v. to iheir late importaitons^rhich embraces a splendid slock ol JdVel-

Clerk's Office, Vigo Circuit Court, Junt 19, '48. A I.MIRA GILLILAND ba«ing this day filed J\. in this office hrr bill sgainst her hushaniK William A. GiUiland, playing for a divorce, and also ihe sffidavit of a disinteresletl person that the said Willism A. is not res-dent of this Stale{ the said defendant Is. therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said suit, and thtt unless be appear snd plead, answer or demur to said bdl, on or before ihe railing of the cause, at the next term rtf the Vigo Circuit -Court, lo be held at TerreHaute, on the second Monday of September next, the matters and things therein alleged against him will be beard and determined in his absence.

JUST

May 31, lM8-24-tf

PARLOR LAMPS, GLOBES, *r.

Alor

8MALL aaaoriment *T very handsome parLamps, with Globes and Chimneys to match, for sale low br J. COOK A SON,

Msy 31, l8t&-S4-tf

Fowling

C. 1- ALLISOX A COv

CHUM—Powder,

HL^ll jf-11'riJaf^P^jMEiitil .1

fJ^HE proprietor has jbst arrived from 1 hiHrflVPfl 1 Philadelphia, with a *ery largfe and LJ plendid assortment of I ci A

superior cioihikig, Iw

Manufactured by the best nun. and liillt

iinilAP ki« Ann 1 tiBtvAol!..Mwork

under his own inspection. His stock is

well made, in tfte latest fashion, and of the best materials and ia. far superior lo that generally kept for sale.

ll,

UtlOlV-VAE

ll:_ _« W

Stoves,

1,Jg

a ne#'arti

cle and ve

ry neat. r%

!kfnd

M. W. SEDAM.

Terre-Haute, April 10, l848-2l-3m

Terre-Hnnle. Jnne 14. 1848-26-3m.

THE

SATIN,

chants.

JOSEPH GROVER,

Terre-lfcaute', Jon'G 14,1848-2B-4w

ROUSSEL'S

THE

OTilEllS.

BANK NOTES, .oilf.1 for lHi

Branch, and of the late improved form, also BILLS of EXCHANGE, For sate at the

EXPRESS OFFICE.

Lh)tmrice for sale bv «. i. ALLISON & CO

paper jusireceivpil and (or sale by

April 12,1648-lMf C. J. ALLISON CO.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNT?

OF VIGO.

date

C- T. NOBLE, Clerk.

Wright St Hamilton, solicitors. June SI, l«4»27-3w Prs fee $1 50

Qneeanran, Glassware, Ac.

lereived a laree and complete Maortment of Crockery and Glassware, emlmcint nearly every article in the line at uncommonly low rates, for sale hy J. COOK &. SON.

Lead, Ac.

FEW aery superior Fowl in* Guns, real stab and twist and Dsma-coi barrek, of London nsako. Kifle and Goo Powder, Prrmsainn Caps, Shot and I^aad. for sale by

NUy 31, ISW-U tf J. COOK A 80S-.

CODRlNGTON MPlRlNO. CROTON CLOTH, ALPACA

TWEEDS.

offered in this nmiKet. Lf^T) a very neat,cheap and dirrnblo Air Tight Parlv Stove. These 5lo*Vs to'ill rfceive vety large stirks of wood, from which fiie can lie kept 24 or 30 hours', itiul m'uVe to ilia room a uYli1 form fentperature ihey are Vefy 'conVenicni for ^iiiiulv Rooms, Store*. Offices. Ac., uml recommend themsrl^s with |iec'nliky tov-t^e to lift aricYiyott oV all wftotJcsire comfortable rtrtms aV a verv small ex|tense jn StoVes and rtn»h

All the above Stoves are from new p^VreVn's 'tlfey aft ftirtthe very heftVy, »Yid frbrti the best No 1 Ohio Hoi Blast Pig Metal,

HIMI

will 11.11 hri"hk.

I also keep constantlv fur sale, tli6 tffehsWiftted S1X)VE, srttS, Walrrahivd lo do every thing that a Stove is rvcr expected lo ita, I also manufacture a great vnriety of WeVnfum. t)onble V)veti, Square t)'vp"n. Yankee Not inn am) Fall Door cooking stoves Air Tichl and open Parlor,Y, and I'M |flnt«* Cloves, Church, School House and Coal Stoves, Grates, Ac.*, See. 1 consider it unhi'cessnYy to describe the c'OnstrtJclfAn olr performance of my stoves, or Til ftdd the ce'rlificu'tes of those *vlfft hftve ticcd them, as th»ite vhft purchnse slnvos, geuernllv exhhil^ie Itbe'm beliire buying, Mld'rsiti jmlye tor thefnselVts. I \vill say that if any of my sluvm drt not WorV just right, Ihey Mfty IV reirtrnefl.

I warrant ihem all to jterfOrVh \v«^! aihl to Sland lirp\ ftid having paYteYnaTirt1 Ml, shtttrtd a plaie burn nut, I can repair ihe «toVe without'delay or cxpewfr Tn gelling pMierun rftftile. Always on hairi\ a general assorlnteut ol 'Center, 'J'fti, ftYi'd Cast Iran Stovo ¥'uruituiw of every dcsvriptfo'n, Sun*6 Pipe. ^fec.

I res peel TAflv inVile all who \vish pVrch'aSe slnVe'i. Copper, tin'or sheet Inin \V*irp 10 cUtl nt TnV stove store aud tin shop, on mtun stVeel, (iM-cupieil recently by I* Green) Oral Ihe Store at IheEngld Foundry, and examine inv aluortmcnl of stoves. Sfr., before purchasing eUe^here, as 1 ant riftre I cart afTord lo give as'liberal bargains as n'nv in litis section, and the public arto ftxstiVed Ihat at either place, Ihe most prompt attention will be givt'n to all'6rder». ^Stoves will bo ihiliv'ered buy where in tow'n-, aud Mfup So hst6 peWor'nft ri^i'u

AT THE EAGLE FOUNDRY

Onry and Cast Plows, Stoves of all kinds^ Mi

ill ftnd JNI^chinery Castings, Hollow Ware. Sugar Kettles, Andirons. Sad 5%* Irons, YVAgon Boxes^ Plow Cas* and Shares of all kinds and sizes, Stove

tings

Furniture, and Stove Pipe.

of •cwst'i'ngs tfsnnlly Ynnde nt foundries mnde To ordct, find iVi tli^ best and Tnoi-t wnikmaiilike mnniicr, ol Ilio very best inutcrinls, on tire shuriest lfio'lice, and nt prices thill will givd *aii«lncil6n.

LOUISVILLE

wm% 9 nil mas:

sir.k

MER CLOTH.

TWO DOORS EAST OF Tllfi EXPRESS OFFICE,)

TERRE-HAUTE, 1JYDIAJYA,

STilAUS & ISAACS, I' I! I) I! I L! I) II S

abrtVe eslaltlishmenl has just received ,1 Inroe quantity of every variety orsUmmct- goods.—*• The Proprietor* invite pnrliciihir nlienlion lo ibrir clepniii nssorlment o|

VELVET

A tin

LINE1ST

E E A E I N I A N A ./////////- THE

Table aa the marketa of the Weat afford.

SIZO^

PftJjiium

Cooking

Stoves, tV

heaviest

JOSEPH GROVER.

aNhciiALL) vests, CAsslMfiRE. sVM*

LINEN, AND COTTON PANTS,

ANI)

COATS,

(.ientlem'eh Wftt yet suited will find Ihe above well worth iheir examination. In a«king of the pnbl'rft a conlinunticc ol those favor* for which Ihey feel grateful, ihe sulworibera p)edan themselves lo mnin* lain the saitoe system nf doina businesK, to which they attribute ihe very encouraging share of patro* nage that ihey have thus far received.

A complete assortment of iiOYS^ CLOTHING kept con* slantly on haild.

A liberal allowance made to Country Mer-

N. ft. Any gatnveiu Jim-chased at Ihe above establishment efcclianped if not FuN I'y approved-, •Q0' Observe the •'tiouisvillp Clolhinjr Store."

Estahlishments of (lie above Iirin nt LOUISVILLE, lCv., nnd KEOKUK, Iowa. )tine *1, 1848-25-tf.

NOW is The TIME TO B(j\y YOtjR GOODS CHEAP 11

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OS.4Ck.S33Q: SSCTCDiliEBa

Subscriber wnuhl announce In the pViblicnf Terre-!faute, nnd its vicinity, Ihnt lie has taken the Slore formerly Occupied by Mesnrs. fimon At Hershlcr as Clothing Slnre, silunle two dnnrs weslofNippert & Monitor's Hiore. Nntmnal Road Street, where he is now opening une of the lurg. est, inost desirable, and best selected assortments of

ftveYnflereil in litis placc, all of wbich he intends tn sell for CASH, al Cash prices, A« the Goods are all new, they having lusen bought last monih.and after sn unprerrdented fall In the prices of all kind* of Merchnndinc, the preaent Is ihe greatext opporlunily for purchaaers.

A lnre-and exlensive naortmeul of Readv-Made Clnihir.g, which is kept separate up stairs. Urn/sand Shoes. Hats, Caps ami Bonnet»•: Groceries, Vc., Jr., snd a great many other article*-— Hufhce it to say ibat my asenrtment is complete. All I want ia a thornuEh exnminallon of slock to convince voil, a1! once-, nf the Taeis here

B«erle»l.

charge. Country Merchants and Pedlars are particularly invited lo call, as I can hold out great in. ducemenU lor them. I haveConatantly a peraon engaged in New York for the expreas purpooe of watching the markelv and selecting for me the latest and choiceal palterns, these advantages enable me to compete frith sny Wholesale Houae in ihe West.

Merchantable Countrv Produce taken in exchange for goods. Terre-Hsute, March 29.1843-15-1 f.<p></p>GUT

nndersigncd (late of the National Hotel) respeclfully inform* hia friends and Ihe traveling public generally, iha he ba« leaaed for a term of years, snd has now open for the acconnnodii* tion of Travellers and Boarders, the large, elegant and commodious new brick building tdloining the

South East comer of the Public Square, on Market Street,

Which, with new addition latelv made, and Ihe han.laome ntvle in which the roorna are ..n wi.h entirely NEW FURNITURE AND REDDING, will enable bim to accommt

hta goests with nt comlortaMe quarters ss can le bad at the beat Hotel* in the West

He has in hia employs capable snd experienced

ARBA HOLMES,

COOK,

AT ihe old stand on the bank of Ihe river, nesr the Steam

Mill

hi atill

S It A S & IS A A S

I am always ivilling to show Goods Without

DAVID ARNOLD.

11111.

and it sbsll be his sim

Hia Stable ia large and commoilious, and under the superintendence of careful Ostlers snd ia well supplied with grain and pro*end". With these advantages and a strict attention to basilicas he tra««s he will merit and receive a shsre of the public patronage.

JIT Boarders can be socommodaled on reasonable term* by tbe week,

IT All the Stages call at the City Hotel for fssseugers. nlrti Terre-Haute, November 10, 1847-47-if

wo oi7c a Rbi^cr

engaged

Fnlllngrand DresSlllS ClOlll, Stall *rmsons of the year, in firstrate style and at ahort notice.

Rtsixirs me nirt. yoa can ahenys get fowl wo*k, whether in

ING,

CLOTH DRESSING.

Te«e-Hati»e, Ajuii 26, 1848-19-6u»

tokean ..

Stove ev-

An**

1 vooa

month

or veer.

LOUI8 LEVY.

Bring- on your Cattle.

FOR

the next two

months,

AMERICA!*,sndC.

WOOL CARD-

Rf)SE

will pay

Three Dollars and Fifty cents per 100 pounds f»r W E A E CATTLE.

CCy Fsrmets, look lo vonr interest WALTER S.

COOPER.

Terre-Hsote. April 12. 1848 17-tf

Cnslish Calomel (M sale by J. ALLISON & CO.

Pink Just received and for *ale by

C. J. AUJSON & CO.