Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 July 1848 — Page 4

From thl Boston Atlas. Taylor's lioiniiialion.

Never was there a nomination more fairly made than thai of General Taylor. We were present and can speak from observation. It will be said, however, that the South look undue advantages in the Convention, but by whosomever this charge is made or may be made, we challenge him to tht proof. There was uuthing done that was not honorable and above-board. The Convention on every ballot adopted the open, manly, viva voce vote. The constituents of every delegate are therefore aware of how their «lel-eg'-ile voted and for whom he voted. Every Congressional district in every free State, in the Union, was represented with the exception of two in Illinois, while there were ten districts in the slaveholding States, seven in South Carolinia, two in Alabama, and one in Missouri, which were not represented, and therefore had no vote. This simple fact shows that the North, even in proportion toils power, was more fully represented than the South in the Convention, yet the choice fell on General Taylor. There must therefore, have been some other causes than local ones assigned for the choice made and there were and we can give them at Grst, a settled conviction that with the NVhiga as a national party, we must have victory now or never and second, that General Taylor alone of the distinguished candidates brought forward could give us victory. It was believed, find it is believed that while he is as good a "Whig as any in the Union, he combined therewith that indefinable yet necessary element of success, availability that he could draw to his support the great mass of our countrymen with a candidate not possessed of this quality, we could not defeat the Baltimore nomination, anil brejik up the line of succession of the party now in power.

JKml of tlie War.

The Adjutant General at Washington, has published officially Gen. Butler's order to the army, dated Mexico, May ^9, 1848, in which the ratification of the treaiy is announced, ami direction given to commence at once the homeward nnrch. Tlio following extract from it shows the order in which the different divisions were to march:

The troops in tho valley of Mexico and nt the surrnundiiiir posts will inove to the rear in the following order on Jalapa, and encamp at some favorable place in its vicinity, or at Encero, until suitable tr

1S*

vollllllners, commanded by lirigadier L.en-

Trousdale, the senior colonel on duty with it, except the 9th infantry at Pachuca, which, with the detachment at that place, will inarch via A pan and Perote. 6th. Second division of regular troops, commanded by Brigadier General Kear-

ney. Gth. First division of regular troops,

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Gen. Taylor wrote to Mr. ('lay on tho SOth of April last a Ion? familiar letter, covering four manuscript pages, in which he assured Mr. Clay of his friendship for him, and that, situated as he was, ho could not of himself, without appearing inconsistent, withdraw his nnme from the canvass but if his frionds at the Philadelphia Convention should find that some other man—either Mr. ('lay, Judgo McLean, Mr. Clayton, or any good, capable niul upright citiaen, would be moro likely to bo elected than himself, then it would givo him pleasure to have them withdraw his name, and he would give his hearty support to the nominee. The letter Weathe8 tho true whig spirit, ami shows that Gen.Taylor deems Mr. Clay's friends to be his own friends,and it most effectually puis down the statement that General Taylor has set up for himself, and resolved to be a candidate whether or no.

Mr. Clay wrote back a letter in the ?.amo gootl spirit, assuring the old hero that he entertained none but the kindest I feelings for him—thai he approved of his political sentimenis, and that, should his name be presented to the people, by the Philadelphia Convention for the Presidency, he would give it his cordial support.

The foil owing letter was addressed by Millard Fillmore, our Whig candidate for the Vice Presidency, to the meeting of the Friends of Ireland, held some weeks since! in New York city. The sentiments containetl therein will find a response in the breast of every lover of freedom, ami every advocate of national enfranchisement:

WARRANTED

UNDER A PENALTY OF

A Thousand Dollars,

Free from Mercury and all Mineral Substances.

sr. 3 a

m.,

At.bany, May 30, 1848.

Gknti.r^kn: 1 have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, inviting me to attend a meeting to be held at the Broadway Tabernacle on the 3d of June, for the purpose of extending aid and sympathy to Ireland, in the present eventful crisis'of her fale and I regret to say, that mv official engagements are such as to deprive me of that pleasure.

No man can fail to feel for suffering Ire-! land. Her brave sons have fought the batties of the civilited wotld, but her own thev have vet to tighi and why Knglaml continues to hold her in subjection, against her will and by mere force, is to roe unac

countable.

Vegetable

PILLS

In the City of Mexico!—Great Soc

CESS AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS Extract of a letter froin tlie Greenville Mountaineer, Plinth Carolina:

Dr. W. WrigUt-Wr^r Sir A wfkw two ac« I sent rmi a Mountaineer, contalnim a letter fnm one of mir Volunteers in th» City of Mexico, in which he pay* Wiight'i Indian Ye set able Pills. Iinilpr all ihe circumstances. the liicliesl meed of praise I have ever known a meilirine in receive. The Volunteer. William W. Goudleu, Ksq.. is a gentleman of fine standinc—an accomplished anil well militated man.ami was recentIv high sheriff of this district. Bv one of your adver tisements in a Charleston paper. I happened to notice the location of your office, ami Uiouslil yon mit lit extract an article of gome value in regard to your medicine, therefore I sent the patier. "My health is very fast imnmvinr I procured, a few days azo, some of lir. Wrizht's Indian Vegetable Pillt anil tliey have acted on my system like magic

Thus it appears thai the brave and patriotic Voliio teers who have gone to Mexico, to defend the riehts and honor of their country, already bejin to realize the extraordinary value of this incomparable medicine. Long lile to them!

C'nr* for Fever ami 4sr»««*. Ruttelrillt, Putnam county, lnd.,July 17. 1S47. Pr. Wrisht—Sometimes since your nfent left me a supply of your Indian Vegetable Pills. I have found gni.f Pills to be in sreat demand lately fir the cure of Kever and A?»e. Mr. James Boyd has a «on who has been laid up with Fever and Acne, find had tried various other remedies.all of which proved of no avail. He determined to try your Indian Vegetable Pills, and by tisin? one box h«" Is now sound ami well. Mr. T. Spencer had a daufhier, Air. Much Groves a son, and .Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family, were down at the same time with Fever and Asiie. and had also tried the various other remedies without effect. Your Indian Vrs'table Pills soon restored tliem nil to perfect health. I r.an assure vou from what I have seen, your Indian Vegetable Pills maybe relied on for a permanent cure of Fever and Ague.

Yours, respectful! v. JACOB DURHAM, P. M., Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace.

This is to certify, that I was entirely cured of the Chills and Fever.of several month's standinc. by the use of four doses, of four pills each, of Wrirht's Indian Vegetable Pills, and after takine medicine from a reciilar physician for some time, and have had no symptoms of it since, which was about one year a?o.

Philiulelpliiu

CiKNRIlATi 1 AYfjOU.—— A WashinjflOn lOHTrptnontsi.. iinjiion. Correspondent of the New York Herald, June as, l^lb28 tf communicates the following, which it eays mav be implicitly relii-d upon:

Oil

,rom ,l,e m,re ove do

minion, or the fear, that if Ireland resumes her stand among the nations of the earth, that her distant colonies may seek to sunder the frail tie that binds them to the mother countrvf Whatever may be the motive, it seenis clear that the Union is profitless to England, and ruinous to Ireland: and I trust the time is not far distant when Irishmen will again breathe the free air of an independent and happy people. Respect-

MIM.AHl) FII.LM0HE.

D* Richard E»«t«n. Treasurer Butler county, Ohio, cooimiiuil uic»Je in Cincinnati, not

loug since

J. W. SPENCER.

Texas, Champaign county. Ohio. This Is to certify that I was cured of the Chills anil Fever by the use iif Wriint's Indian Vegetable Pills, after having had three attacks of it.

DAVID BEKHY.

Sugar Grovo, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. 19.1616. HORRIBLE MISTAKES!! Are sometimes made by confounding one medicine wlili another and administering the wrong article.—

Equally horrible are those mistakes which are made in

[torlalwn cm be pr,-p»roJ to them to the United Stales. 1st. I he Slejre „ll are bad tosether. This is very preat mistake.— ii.nlop ioni Ilninor Orilinnnep Df- There is as much difference between Wright'* Indian tr,«in, Uinlt.r IjIPlll. ITMiner, uruinance Lit ye^ellli,if p,ua. and

Other

partmeiU, and Capl. Koland heavy l)!)l-i nielit and noonday I We do not wish any to take our ..

tffry Willi a company ol the dtl artillery I

lnkp*n otlier

ns an additional escort. This train to pro- necessary. an so a a a a a in S OCCtl OlltO Vera briiz. 2(1. ll'Ht division par, as if they anticipated that it would remove the mmr»r vnlimlppr* onttivintled bv Mllior Gen- sea of the medicine. Hut they are generally mistaken. Ol VOIllllieers, couun.tntictl oy .lliijm CII Without the sugar those articles have nothing to reera I Patterson. 3d. Secontl division of commend them, and would not be sold a single day.—

articles as between mid-

.,1 „'-.iu.,. word merely for this statement. I.et any one, having

nicilictncs, try this. Nothing more will be

Hut with the smar, and bv giving the article a name

4llllil„r

vral Marshall. 'till. Third division of temporary notoriety. Wolves-thty are. _|n sheep's^ clorp« uli»r troops, commanded by Colonel

Wriirht's Indian Vegetable Pills, they pain a

thine, of whom the public should sieersnflicienily clear. l.i't It be remembered that Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills art* prepared with sneciaf reference to the laws poverninc the human boily. Consequently, they ire always effective In rooting out diseuses. Every funiily should keep them at hand.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. Remember, that the nriginal ami only genuine IXPIAX ll/.h: I'll.I.S hare the written signature of WILLIAM WRIGHT on the to]) label of each

boj

enmmanilpil liv Hrevot Maior General The cenulno for sale by E. S. WOLFE, sole acent for coinmantlcu uy nrtvot iwajor ueut-rat

T(irr0.Hal|lp. Ja|ml|1

AVorth. tnuii. N'*w iMnrkot J. Kurni'St, IMidilltunwn.

Prairipton J. U. Armen-

di'votrt! exclusively tc ll\« ilo of

T? Indian Vegetable Pills, wlnl«*5Ale

Wright's

mul retail, ll-9 Kace

'iSS Greenwich si.. New York auil

HEAD QUARTERS FOR

PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING.

On National lload Street, next door to Nlppc.rt's Comer. mit w\s: I5AIU AI\S I I ritll l'I proprietor litis just nrrivrd from

JL Pliilmlelphiii. with a very large nml pleniliil nssorlment of

ivr Superior Clothing',

|fP Mnniifiu-iurril ly the best workmen, nnd utulor his own inspection. His stock is wr]l innile, in the lutest fashion, ami of the best mnterinK nnd is Inr superior to thut generally kept for sale.

hnntl some of the. finest quality of Jilack nml Hhtc Cloth Coats, Cashmeret Sacks, liabit Cloth,

Tweed and Queen's doth Sack- Coats, Cos si-. mere. Pants, Satin Vests,

nml crent vnrietv of c/irnn cln/hinst for sole n* cheap, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL, ns they can be purchased in the Eastern ritie*.

JOHN PALMER.

Terre-Haute, Inne 14, 1848--fi tf

TO MEKCILLNTS AND OTHERS.

BLANK

HANK NOTES, suite,) for this

Urnurh, ntnl of tho Isle improved form, also

BUJ.S of EXCHANGE,

Fur sale tho

EXPRESS OFFICE.

Glassware, &c.

Tl'fQueensware,Glassware,

level veil Inrce and roniplrte n»Sortment of ('rockery nnd embracina nearlv every article in the line at uncommon!* low rate*, for sale bv J. COOK & SON. iy 31. I818-24.tr

PARLOIl LAMPS, GLORIA, cVr. SMALL «w«rtmetit «f very hsndsome parlor Lamps, with l«l©l«w »n«l IJhimnevs to match. Ii'r nlc l»« bv J. COOK & SON.

May 31. 1818-24-tf

Fowling Guns—Powder, Lead, &c.

Vstub

FEW very kiipenor Fv«luii Ciuns, real and twist and I)»m#-cus lwrreU, of London m^ke. Rifle and C»un Powder, Percuwion C*)w.Sho6 and Lend, for sale liv

May 31. 184S 24-tf J. COOK & SON.

Fire A .tluriiir Insurance A|feuc)

joiis r. cm FT.

jlgtnt Protection Insurance Company. Policies on Houses. Merch*tidi*e. Caigoex.Steam and Keel Boat«, on the most favorable term*.

April I. lSlG-15-tf

Kannwha Salt.

OAH U*"*"'" Kanawha Sail, ou consignment r! I and Rtr by Marrh t. IMS-l l-tf. S. H. POTTER Jt Co.

A 1 I~E S~

Vand

I. A RGB and npfcndid assortment of common fancy Candies, jost recrtwl atxl f.»r sale low hv f*. J. ALLISON

February 16, lS4S-9-if

UOliSSEL'S

[IUJU

\I.TIMOR£ Chrome Yellow for«al« bv C. J. Al.LLSON & CO.

I VL \BRIA Lt«n«rie« for aale bv C. J. ALLISON & CO

E E A E

BANK NOTE TABLE.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.

INDUNA.

Qa 52 cj

State Bank and Bran par Scrip—ISlo 15 Dm -Ml'ttloal5'' rwr cenl par

Bank ofVa..and Br Farmers Bank do Valley do do Kxchanffedo do

ILLINOIS.

State Bank 4odis Bank of Illinois 7o dia TENNESSEE. Banks?enerallv 5 nrctdia

NEW YORK.

City Banks par Country Bkg:over 5'g par do do small notegdis

MARYLAND.

Baltimore Banks par Country do par a dig NEW ENGLAND. Boston Banks par Other solvent Banks dig

Doubloons should weigh the same as a dollar.

(Official.)

ARRIVALS AND~DEPARTURES

Of Mails at the Post Office

AT TERRE-HAUTE. IND., OCT. 1, 1847.

A a

HI. Louis. Missouri, Daily,at 1 A. M. Indianapolis. Daily, at 12 at niiht. Springfield, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Pal. 6 p. M. I inrennes, Mondayg, Wednesdays and Fridays II P. M. Covington, Mondayg. Wednesdays and Fridays p. M. Crairfordsrille, Tuesdays and Saturdays 9 p. M. liloomington, Tuesdays and Saturdays 9 p. m. liedford, Fridays, at 6 p. M. Carlisle, Wednesdays, at 8 p. M. a St. f.ovis. Daily, at 1 A. M. Indinnart olis. Daily, at 3 a. Springfield, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays3 A M. 1 inrennes, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 5 A. M. Covington, Tuesdays,Thursdays and Saturdays 6 A. M. Cratrfordsville. Mondays and Fridays 5 a. m. liloomington. Mondays and Fridays 5 A. M. liedford. Saturdays, at 6 A. M. Carlisle, Thursdays, at 5 A. M.

N. B.—All Mailsclose,at precisely 8 o'clock, p.

Lafavette do do par Ohio'L Ins AT Cin par Bank of Mnssitlon 1 dis

Circleville. old 1 dig Xenia 1 dis Marietta ,t Mt. Pleasant closed Geauga 1 dis Zanes'ville Norwnlk Chillicothe Closed Sandusky Wo"Ster doubtful

par

KENTUCKY.

All Banks MISSOURI. Stank Bank and Br

par

VIRGINIA.

par par par

par

Belmont Bk StClalrs'le— City Bk Columbus 1 dis Clinton Bank do Id City Bank Cleveland 1 dis Davton Bank 1 dis Mer's Bk Cleveland 1 dis Western Reserve Bk 1 dis Coluinti. Bk N Lisbon & Bk fHeubenville Muskineum Bk Putnam Bk

W Bank Va do 24 dig MfcMBkWh»eIin»2idU MICHIGAN. Alt uncertain

25, 5*

Hamilton loaSodig

Cleveland loa2o dig

Miami Ex Co 25a5odis Lancaster Bk lodis UrbanaBk Com'ny .'»o dii Com Bank Cleveland I dis City Cincinnati I dis Fraklindo Zanrsville 1 dis Sandusky City Bank 1 dis Other Banks uncertain

PENNSYLVANIA. Phila. and Pittsburgh par Country Banks dis

LOUISIANA.

Bank in New Orleang par WISCONSIN. Wiscon Fire Ins Co. (checks) Milwaukie 2 dis

OHIO.

State Bank and Bran par Commercial BankCin par

Carre nt valne of Gold anil Silver. American Eagles.610 Halves.#.'! Quarters..82 50 Sovereigns, crown stamp, halves in proportion.4 85

Do dragon do do uo ....4 S Napoleons. 20 franc pieces 3 8*1 Guinea, Knslish *5 W Spanish Doubloons* I" 0" Patriot. Mexican, and Columbian Doubloons* 15 .V) Ten Guilders, halves in proportion 4 OH Ten Thalers W) Ducatf Portuguese, old French anil English gold vary so much in weight, that it should betaken (for everv dollar's weieht) at the rate of.... .16 00 Spanish pillar dollars (not injured) 1 prein Five-franc pieces 93 cents English shilling ..... 20ceuls

sttlk,

nnd on ns nccotnmodntinc terms, as can lie had in this place. Lumber of nil

kinds will belaken in exchange for ('nbinel-Ware. (p- COFFINS MADE TO ORDEli.JJ)

O'Ouu Heahsk shall nit viikk op ('iiaiigk. JAMES HOOK. THOMAS HOOK. Terre-Hnule, April 14,1847—17—tf

Farmers take I\otiee.

VGOOD

upply

ol Lake Suit, superior nr-

licle for table nnd ilniry use—for snle at the Hardware Store, enst side of the Public stjtmrc. (Look out for the same old Pad Lock.)

Mav. 24, 1848-23-lf.

FRESH supply of Ludlum's Specific,just re/V ceived and for sale bv Feb. 16,1848-9-tf C- J. ALLISON & CO.

MOAL1! MOVtl!

Jf'ho icants to save the almighty dollar? rilHE undersigned is selling olT his goods at cost, 1 and when sold, will rent his

Old Eagle Stand,

which is well situated nnd arrsneed for a Wholesale Grocery Slore. He will sell his Store Furniture and fixtures, the cheapest kind.

Every body that wishes to make nn honest Dime, will rally under the emblem of Liberty, where tho Into prices are the astonishment and admiration of the natives.

A Dime saved is one made,cer/«i7i. Who will refuse to make them (L7* Those who ate indebted to me will please come boldly up to the work, and settle. Ill health is the cause of my quitting business.

M. W. SEDAM.

Terre-Haute. April 10, l848-21-3m

SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL Li.MKS. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will offer at public sale, at 'he Court-House door in Terre-Haute,

V'ijjo county. State of Indiana, between th* hours of 10 o'clock.-A. M., and 4

o'clock. P. M.. on the »econd day of September, A. D., 1848. the following lot of land forfeited for the non payment of the interest duo on the same to the Congressional Township, in which it is situated, to-wit: Lot number eighty-five (85.) in section sixteen, township twelve, north of range nine we«U

Tern* of sale regulated bv law. W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor. June 28. 1848-28-tds Pra fee $4.00

SEW AXD SEASONABLE GOODS "AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST."

THE

Subscribers have just received the balance ol their Srmso (ioons, which turnishe« them with a fall and complete assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS. GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE. which they will difpow of at tchvicsnle and retail at the very lowest rates, for casb. or in exchange for country produce. J. COOK & SON.

Mav 31, 1848-24-tf.

vV.

CO.

Shaving Cream for **le by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

1 Copal lor sate by C. J. ALLISON 4^ CO. December 23. 1847-l-tt

WHITE LE4H. OILS, TLRFEXTIXE. dcC. AA pore No. I White Lend, Irom the

I UU Manofartory of OonMint Wool 4c Co. Cincinnati, I.inoeed Oil. Lard Oil. and Turpentine. jo»t received ud for sale low bv

Mar 31. 1848. J. COOK & SON.

"OD. Potass, Tod. Ferri, Iodine Ferri Lactas, Yallettes' Prolo Csrh. Iron, for sale by C. J. ALLISON 4- CO.

L\NNER*SO»l jwst received and for aale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Business £arbs.

Amort Kisxet. J. K. Kimet.

KINNEY & KINNEY, Attorneys and Counsellors A A W

T^RRE-HAUTE. INDIANA. O" Office in the Court-House, south west rooMt, upstairs.

Terre-Haute, March 31. 1847-15-tf

R.N.HUDSON,

HAS

again resumed the practice, and will, for the future, give prompt attention to all business intrusted with him. nCY Office, Town-Hall, third door.

Terre-Haute, March 29, 1848-15-ly

R. W.

Thompsos.

H. D.

November 17, 1847-48-tf

less bv previous arrancement. Terre-Haute, May 5, 1847-20-1

October 6, lS47-42-tf S. G. DODGE, P. .M.

LOOK OUT FOR THE

rilHE undersigned, having former I (Jo-partnership in the(/:irpcnler anil Joiner Tlusi-

IICSS, are prepnred to tiII nil orders

in their line, promptly, ntnl nt moderate prices. Shop on 2d street, North of Jacob D. Ear ly's corner.

—ALSO—

THEY

would inform the public, lha

they have opened a shop for the manufacture of

CABINET-WARE,

On 2l street, two doors North ofChnpmnn & II ibermyer, nnd having competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of beintr able to fill nil orders in that line, in ns noon

SCOTT.

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

^ttoruens nt £ato, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

O" Persons indebted to the undersigned will, in his alwence, settle with H.D. Scott, Esq.

NOT.

1, 184.7—tf

R. W.

THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY.

a, a, sura, SD» ID, 3»9

IScustomers

ready to wait on at all

times. Office Southeast of Reinhard'sstore. N. B. No credit given for operations, un

pROVERMAN & BOURNE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Forwarding Agents, and Dealers in Dry Goods, Queensware.

Hardwaie, (iroceries and Country Pro-luce generallv, National Road Street, Terre-Haute. In.

I OS. GROVER, EAGLE FOUNDERY. Manufactures Castings of all sorts, Plounhs. Platform Scales. Andirons. Sugar Kettles, Wagon Boxes, &c..&c.. First Street, near he lower Ferry, Terre-Haute.Indiana.

F|AVID S. DANALDSON, NO TARY PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Office," National Road, east of Market Street, will furnish Deeds, take Acknowledgements, &c.

A E O E S O E S his professional services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and the snrroundintr ounlry. Office and residence on Second Street, south of the Court-House. Terre-Haute. Indiana.

GOODS AT WHOLESALE

BUCKEYE STORE."

THEtheir

subscribers take pleasure in announcing to friends and the public generally, that lliev have just received the largest nnd most general Stock of Merchandise tliey have ever before brniuht to this market, consisting in part of Bmaikbilhs, Cassimeres, Satinets. TtueefhcMhs,

Kentucky Jeans, Linseys and Flannels of all kind*.Plaid Linings and Cloaking, Pulo Attn and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and

Five IIuulrol Pieces Prints, embracing ev.-ry style and variety, large supply of Hroivn and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

J)Tl GOODS,.

such as Jackonets. Croxs-tiarred Muslins Laces, Edgings, Inserlings. 4t., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comforters, cfc. Slrntv and Leghorn

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbon*. Ve. tV"-

Fine nnJ common FUtt CAPS, mens nnd Imvs Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of all kinds. The largest and best assortment of ISriisM'ls, Ingrain, and common t_'ar|M'fs, ever offered in this market, embracing many rich and desirable patterns. Indian Malting. Floor Oil Cloths, Tablt ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, with cords nnd lassels. rollers and pulleys to put ihetn up with. A heavy slock of

E E N S W E

embrncinc some splendid China Tea Sets, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Stocking Yam, Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanish Sole Leather. TeH, Sugar, Coffee, &c.. &c., &c. All of the above are offered for cash, or most kinds ol Produce in hand

i.owkst iiatks.

The importance and utility of Life Insurance is becoming a matter of deep interest with all classes of the community, and is now occupying much of public attention. Persons in every station of society, may secure to their families in the event of death, a comfottnhle support and independence, by making with thisinstitution a small nnnual investment for insurance on theirlives. Individuals may effect insurance on their own lives, or the lives of others on the most favorable terms.

Pamphietsexplaining '.lie principles and showing the advantages of Life Insurance, with the rates of premium nnd form of application may be obtained at the office of the agency.

All kinds of country Carding and Cloth Dressing attended to with despatch. (£j- Cloth left at the store of Warren & Turner, Terre-Haute, will be taken and returned when finished. «/j0 All dark colors on Cloth 20 cents per yard, and all other work in proportion. gy Farmer's Produce taken in payment for work. LOWRY & McCUNE.

April 26. 1848-19-4m

PEKIXi TEAS! PEK.IX TEAS!

H.W

ING made arrangements with the Prkin Tea Company, we will be constantly receiving every Tariely ol Green and Black Teas, which we offer very low, and warrant to be of soperior qualities. C. J. ALLISON 4"

February 16.1848-9-lf

iRENCH. German, and American Cologne*. Mausenet and Good ray's Ext. for Hdkfs., for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Mmil

MB12

THETerre-Haute,

sutiscriber respectlully informs the citizens of and surroutidiuc country, thai he has just received a lot of VERMONT MARBLE, suitable for

HEAD STONES. TOMB TABLES,

&c., which he is prepared to finish in a stvle of workmanship that no live man can beat. 03* Shop one square directly east of the CourtHouse. and two doors south of Fairbank's Rifle Factory. A. DILLE.

Terre- Haule, February 2, 1848-7-tf

POSSERS BINDERY. THE subscribers take pleasure in informing the public that tliey still carry on

They would also inform the public that they have attached to their Bindery a large

BOOK N JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

Consisting of new material, selected with great care by experienced workmen, with which they are prepared to execute

Letter Press Printing, of every description,

Such as Books, Pamphlets, Cards, Billets, Labels. Hand BUI*. Show Bills, Bills of Lading, Way Bill*. Bank '"7/rc/w. Manifests. Blanks, c^e., iVr. Gold, Silver, Lithographic and Xylographic Printing, and Engraving. .1. KOS.NER & BROTHER.

Lafayette, Indinna, 1848.

N. B. Books to be bound, or orders for any kind ofBt.ASK

BOOKS,mav

Office, in Terre-Hnule, to which place thev will lie returned at the earliest opportunity. Work warranted and prices low.

March 22, 1848-14-lv

ItlEDir

Terre-Haute, Intl., Feb. 16, 1848-9-tf

HOMOEOPATHY.

SIMILIA SIMILIBUS—CURANTUR.

q3*

We particularly invite ilie Job

bing Trade, having bought largely with a view to that branch of business.' F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

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

LIFE INSURANCE.

THE

subscriber has been appointed Acent of the Mutual I.tfelnsurance Company of New York, nnd will receive and forward any applications for Insurance.

JOHN F. CRUFT

April 1.1846—15—tf Agent

GLOBE FACTORY.

THE

subscribers wish to cive notice ilint thev have erected a FACTORY, two and a half miles south east of

ARMIESBURGH. INDIANA. and are in opernlinn. mantifncuirintr Cloths, Flannels, Satinets, and Blankets, on the following terms Cloths wide 45 cts. I Satinets, 40 cts. Flannel 40 inches 30 Blankets, bv the pr$3 •TOOL CARDED AXD SfUX at 16$e. per pound the wool must be clean and clear from all hard substances that would injure cards.

I E

THANKFULOsay

signed would to the citizens olTerreHiute and the public generally that he intends cootintiinc the

MEKCIIAXT TAILOR 1X6 Bonne** at the old stand, one door north of the Town Hall, where clothing of all descriptions can be had on the short eat notice and moderate terms.

BLACK

Sl'LPH.

Dr. A. will always be found at his Office, unless absent on pro'essionnl business. Residence at theCiiy Hotel.

October 27. I817-4ii-tf

at tiik vkiit

Cabinet Ware-Room.

I^HE

undeisiuued has commenced Hie Cabinet Making Business, in the shop ln!ely occupied bv Wm. H. West, nearly opposite the American Hotel, at the sign of

THE BEDSTEADS

Where he is prepnred lo till nil orders, from a cradle to a coffin, with promptness, nnd in as eood style and finish, nnd with ns gootl materials as nt any shop in Indinna. Those in of any article in the

cakixet

April 12,1848-17-tf

BOOK BINDING,

in all its branches. They are constantly supplying them.-elves with the best of Eastern Paper, and can furnish customers with

Of all sizes and descriptions. All orders will meet with prompt attention, and the work executed with neatness nnd despatch.

NOTICE.

J. A. Williams. Homoeopathic Physician,

TENDERS

bis professiona^ervices to Ilie cit

izens of Terre-Haute and vicinity. The experience of fifteen years successful practice in this countiv, (the last two and a half years in this place.) induces liitn to believe that lie can treat the diseases of ibis climate, (Homocpathically or otherwise) as successfully ns anv Physician of the place, be his pretensions what they may. Office nt his residence, on the east side of Market-street, three nnd half squares South of ilie public square. He will cheerfully attend the calls of his old customers and others who may give him their preferences. All medicines must be paid for before taken from the office, except to regular and punctual customers.

Dlt. A. I*. AltiVOLD ilies Ihi- method "I 111lorinIni: the eilizeus ol Teire-Haule and vicinity, iliiil he lias permanently located himself in an office on Ohio street, en-t of the Post-Office. and will be happy lo wait upon llinse who may favor him with a call.

Dr. A. practices upon the Hooa-opalliic plan— a system which is now uenerallv adopted in Europe. and in many places in tile United Stales, and ere long bids fair lo be universally approved and adiipled.

Those afflicted with inflamed, weak nnd sore eyes, mav be relieved speedily under ihe treatment of Dr. A., anil, in fact, nil the diseases of the country, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, will be speed ly and radically relieved.

Epsom Salts

be left nt the Express

LLwant

K, nrp rp-

quested to cnll and examine specimens nnd prices. (£j" All kinds of Lumber and Produce tnken in exchnnge for work. JACOB SI! Lb.

Terre-Haute, January 26, 1848-6-tf

SADDLE & HARNESS MAIilllG.

J. 31. Ilager

ISconducting

the nbove business in all its bran

ches, on National Road St., a few doors Irom the Square.south side, where he would be eladlo see all who want a good article in tbe above line cheap for ensh or trade.

Aug. 19.1846-35—tl

have on handsalarse assortment of imported W Cizars, which we will sell at a small advance over eastern cost. C. J. ALLISON CO.

DR. HALL'S RALStn.

WEfresh

have just received per steamer Wm Penn.a sapplyofDo«.Wm. Hall's Balaam for the I.lines. Also, a supply of Baker's Coca.

April 12,1S48-17-1 C. J. ALLI.«O.V 4 CO.

ICE CREAM,

CANDIES. NUTS, CAKES, RAISINS, &c. THE subscriber has opened a new CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMtNT. one door west of Ihe Bank, where will be found a general Assortment of Candies. Marmelndes. Raisins, all kinjs of Nut*, Lemons, and I»emon Syrup. West India Preserves, all kinds ol Cakes, and numerous other things too tedious to mention here. My old friends and customers are invited to call, and nbtatn some of the good things

at THOM \s H. FEARN's*. CAKE suitable for Weddings or Parlies,

furnished to order. ICE CREAM every evening. Terre-liau e. June 7.

I848-25-4w

f.LECTIOX

THERE

for past patronage the nnder-

DAVID HARTSOCK.

Terre-Haute, Mar 31. 138-24-:f

and Bloe Ink, bv lb* dozen or grot* for sale by C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Morphia for «a!e b* C.

ALLISON* & CO.

NOTICE.

will he an Election held at tbe nroal places of holding elections in Vigo county, on the first Monday of Augtist next, f„r the purpose of electing two Representatives to the State legislature, one Sheriff, one Coroner, one Probate Judge, one Prosecuting Attorney for Vig« county. and one Commisuooer for the second District in said county.

M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff.

Terre-Haute, Jane 21, 184 8 27-te

)RESTON'S Ext. Lemon, just received and for aaleby C. J. ALLISON & CO.

TtXT. India Hemp, Exi. No* Vomica. Ext. I Jalap. Ext- Cicota. Ext. Colyetnih Comp. ExL Gentian. Ext. Tara«aci. for sale 1v

Dec.29,1847-2-tf C. J. ALLISON CO.

FKESn MEDICINES. TERRE-HAUTE

HE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving his SPKLVG PVRCHASES, which is the largest and most general stock of Goods in his line, that can be found in this market, all of which will be sold as low as at any other house in this place, and he pledges himself to gtve

every satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage. Dealing in none but genuine articles, purchasers are lespectfully invited to examine his stock belore trading elsewhere. Orders will meet with the same prompt attention and prices be fully as low as if the purchaser were present in person.

Ginseng. Flaxseed, Feathers, Mustard Seed, &.c,, will be taken as cash for any article in the establishment, in which may be found a general assortment of

Mineral and Botanic Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs. Pure Liquors. Per^ fumeries. Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas, d*c.. ?-c. His Inte arrivals consist in part ns follows: 15 lbs Eng. Calomel, 600 lbs Rosin Snap 15 lbs Amer. 600 lbs British Lustre 16 lbs Blue Mass, sup. 60 lbs Chrome Green 30 lbs P. P. Carb. Iron, 50 lbs Chrome Yellow 300 Flour of Sulphur, 60 lbs Paris Green 20 lbs Red Precipitate, 25 Ihs Ivory Black lbs White

200 lbs Litharge, pure 500 lbs Eng. Lampblack 200 lbs dry White Lead 600 lbs Amer. Red Lead 300 lbs Eng. Red Lend 500 Ihs Venitian Red 100 kegs While Lead 300 lbs Putty 100 lbs Verdigris 300 lbs Yellow Ochre 50 lbs Stone Ochre Blue and Red Smalts 50 lbs Span. Aunalto. 300 lbs Alum 60 Blue Vitriol 200 Copperos 400*' Camwood 300 Fustic 100 Span. Flot Indigo 20 Bentral Indigo 60 Lnc Dvo 6 bhls Logwood 300 lbs Madder, Dutch 200 Nicarngua 100" Red Sanders 100" Red Wood 6 hltls Alcohol 2 pure French Brandy 4" American Brandy 1 cask Peach Brandy

5 20 lbs Coirovise Subli Innate, 10 lbs Oxnlic Acid, 15 ounces Iodine, 2 Iodine of Iron, 3 Iodine of Lead, 4 ol Mercury, 50 dr'tns Sulph. Morphine, 100 ounces Quinine, 5 ounces Snlacine. 10 lbs Bicarb. Potnss, 20 ounces Hydriodate Potass. 2 ounces Strychnine, 3 ounces Varatrine 50lbs Cnrb. Ammonia 100 Cream Tartar 140 Carb. Soda 500

300 Glauber Salts 50 lbs Rocbelle Salts 50 lbs Saltpetre 500 S'il Soda 50 lbs Tart. Acid 25 lbs Garb. Mognesia 25 lbs Cnlcincd 100 Chloride Lime 100 Marble Dust 100 Plaster Paris 50 Pis Pearlash 50 lbs Potash 900 Salrerntus 40 lbs Nitric Acid 25 lbs Muriatic Acid 500 Sulphuric Acid 50 lbs Aqua Ammonia 20 lbs Sulph. Ether'' U0 lbs Nitric Ether 20 lbs Acetic Ether 15 lbs Acetic Acid 20 ounces Creosote 20 lbs Muriate Tin 2 bills Castor Oil 6 bids Linseed Oil 2 bbls Lard Oil 2 bbls Sperm Oil 1 cask Sweet Oil 8 hbls Tanner's Oil 2 bbls Copal Varnil^ 1 cask sup. Coach 1 ca*k Black Varnish I cask Japan Varnish 5 casks spls Turpentine lion 100 lbs Ex. Louvvood. Window Glnss 5 lbs Ex. Bark* Syringes ol very superior 50 llis Ex. Liquorice quality 100 lb* (.'aside Soap Surgical instruments

Holland Gin Jamaica Rum pure Port Wino 'Tenerifle Wino

Brown Sherry Malaga Wino Madeira Wine old Bourbon Whisky 60 lbs superior Cayenne 100 Bavberry 100 Maccattbn Snuff 20 Rappee SntifT 60 Scotch Snuff 200 superior Tobacco Fine cigars Lemon Syrup Ground cinnamon Ground cloves Ground s|iice Ground Ky. Mustard Pure S dad Oil Shoe Blacking Perfumeries Biuslics of every descrip-

ICT LiqiMrs of Ihe best kind are kepi only for nicdicinal purposes. J. R. CIINING1IAM. Terre-Haute, April 5, 1848-10-lf.

COll K. O tl AFF. NO lit BFTMIII.

COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON

MANUFACTORY.

"1RAFF & I3EVMER still condnrt tbe nhnve business on National Road Street, north ol the Coiiit-House, noil are prepnred 10 furnish prntupllv nny tliinu in tlieii line, ninnufaclured from tbe liest nialeriul and in the best style of oikmnnsliip.

Their slock ol manufactured

TIN WARE

Is general, embracing everything in common family Use. and is sold WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At the lowest rales, or exchanged on lair terms for acceptable country prod lire,

STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!

They hnvenlso on hnnd. directly from the Cin cinnali Foundries, the most approved patterns of COOKING STOVES,

Queen of the West, Strauh Stove, Itcznr's Phoenix Premium, Webb's Queen City Premium, and JPir

Tights

For Parlors, Inns, Families, 4*c., &c, These stoves are of the latest and most approved patterns, and will be sold as low as they can be had on the Wabash.

GRAFF &BEYMER.

Terre-Haute, May 34, 1848-23-lf.

TENDERS his services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronaee. ill Ihe practice of

MLDICISE,

nil).

II EKY VSUU itY Having had several years' experience in the treatment of Western

IJiteatCB, Dr. P. hopes by a close attention to business, to merit the confidence of those who may favor him with a call.

Dr. P. practices on the Botanic System, and has some valuable Medicinal Preparations for sale, among which are

ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. DYSPEPTIC PILLS CHINESE AND CAMPHORETTKD LINI

MENTS, &C.

N. B: Persons laboring under Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia, Cancer and Scrofula, would do well to consult Dr. P.

Diseases of Women and Children particularly attended to. Office in Sssseen's building, corner of National Road and Fourth Streets.

Terre-Haute, Ind„ May 31, 1848-24-3m

A RrSI^ESS STAND FOR SALE. HE undersigned wishe* lo dispos* of his HOUSE and LOT. No 2K. on National Hoad, east of Fourth Street, in TerreHaute.

T:e House is a two-storv brick, with a storv and a ball frame attached, contains seven roomand a good cellar. The lot is 20 fret front, by 75 feet derp. It is a good business stand now, »nf the lot will increase in value every day. Terms will be made reasonable.

Apply at Ihe premises to

C. F. SCHAAL.

Terre-Haute, June 14, 1848-26-tf.

4 LARGE and splendid assortment of Paint and J\ WhKe-Wash Brujbca.joSl received and for snle by April 15,151617.if C- J. ALLISON CC.

nre now

=======

NEW ARRIVAL OF

A W A E

THE -fgy HI i» 0 ^,T jhSJK? isteii

receiving our fall purchases

Hardware, Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper nnd more extensive slock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Volley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many new articles, ns well as increased the assortment and variety of many heretofore kept. It will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to all who mnv lavor us with their patronage, assuring them (without sellintr at cosO that our prices will be at a reasonable advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods.

the line of heavy goods, we offer for sale—

Iron of all kinds, Steel,

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braxiers ccpper, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocktin, zinck, axle drafts, eliplic sprincs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvils, smith's bellows, vices, lend pipe} to lj. coil chain j- to j, binges for barn doors and all kinds of doors.

Nails, Glass, Oils, Lead,

powder at retail nnd by (he keg at $5,50 nnd $4.00, all kinds of gun fixings, nnd some renl shot guns, double nnd single bnrrels, for sale low mill saws, cross cut saws, crobnrs, maltorks, pecks,

JLo? and Trncc Chains,

and various other articles not herein mentioned. A Inrgo nnd complete assortment ol pocket and table cutlery, at wholesaleand retnil a Inrce assortment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, nnd gilt and bronze stands, side lamps, store lamps (suspending.) nnd lnr-o quantity of extra shndes and chimneys and lump wicks. In the way of house furnishing, including superior extra ten waiters in setts or single brass and-irons, foncy iron do, shovel niid longs,' brnss cnndle slicks, brass and polished snuflers, wire fentlers, tnble castors, briltania ten sells, block tin tea pots, fancy brushes, crninb biushes, real gerninn silver table nml ten spoons. Ivory Table Knives and Porks in sets, 51 pes Carvers and Forks, curtain pins nnd curtain bands, leu bells, ftc., &c.

Also, numerous other articles which cannot here be enumerated. Our assortment of building materials embrace great vnticty of locks and door Intches, nnd those building will find it lor their interest in prices nnd vari-ely to nive us a cnll.— On hand as usual, very large slock of Cooper's toolsof Rochester anil Cincinnati manufacture.— We have taken special pains lo proeuie largo and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds, nnd we assure the mechanic on anyfame, that wo shnll take pleasure in showing or selling him a bill.

S A E

Having devoted large share of our store, enpitnl and interest to Ihe saddle, harness nnd carriage trimmings, we nre prepnred with most complete assortment ol trees, plush, cloths, hog skins, pad skins, buckles, terrels and hooks, hnines nml chains, webbing, thread, rings, bills, stirrups, gig trees. luces of benuliful pnlierns, fringes, tufts, picked moss, mul pure curled hair, lop leather (enstern dressed.) patent leather very Inrge nssorlinent of figured and pi tin rubber cloth, patent oil cloth" to 1 yards wide, bead linings, brass nnd plated bands, dashes nnd joints, oil cloth cnrpelinca. malleable irons, a very first rale piece of tlrnh cloth lor seals,seat handles,and coach door hinges.

Weofler, nlso, lo .Shoe and Bout manufactures, large stock of eastern dressed French calfskins, Morocco do, lining skins, biinlinu leather, shoo pens all sizes, sparrow-bills, copper nails, nwls, nnd nwl bafts, shoe llirend, hammers, pincers, punches, floats, rasps, »Vc., «Ve.

The highest price in cash or goods will be paid for most kinds of Produce. fljp A quantity ol Lake nml Kanhnwa tfnll foi snle. H. POTTER &. CO.

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

PROTECTION I'ltOTECTION Tilk undersigned having been nppoinled agent for the Columbus

Mnreh 1, 1R48-Il-If

Insurance Coinpnnv.is now prepnred to inko risks ncninst loss or damage by fire,

nnd lo insure goods Irnnsported ou rivers and cannls. lo ntnl from ihe cnsicru cities and towns in ilie United .-'tnles.

Persons insuring with said Company will bo dealt with promptly mid honorably. W. N HAMILTON, Agent.

Terre-Haute, April 29. lH4l»-19-tf

NEW FIRM.

THE

undersigned knve purchased Ihe stock in trade lately owned by L. Lemon,, in lh« south room ofthe Linton building in Terre-Hnulo nnd hnve commenced business under Ihe firm of J. F. «k E. C. King, where they intend lo keep general assortment of Kinple and Fnney Goods, Groceries, Qucciikwarc, &c.,—which they will sell on moderate terms for cash, or in exchange for the productions of thecouulrv.

J. F. KING. E. C. KING.

LIFE INSURANCE AfiEAciT John I'. Criift, Agent Mutual Life Insurance Company, A'. Y.

Policies for one year, or seven year*, for life, issued ou the most favorable terms. April I, 1817-16-lT

I IKE A\D LIFE «\SI AIVC'E. rpHE Oh in Mutual Insurnncc Company insured

JL against losses by fire, on the Mutual or Cash system, os preferred by Ihe insured. Also, grants insurnnce on lives, on the Mutual principle, nt one-half the rates charged by other companies.

Tbe ability of the comnanv is nndonbled. J. K. KINNEV, Agent. ITT* Office in the Court-Honse. Terre-Haute. Mav 1. 1848-20-lv

TO THE STOCKHOLDER* OF THE TERRE-HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD COMPANY, are hereby notified to pay to J. H. Tnriter, at the store of Warren fc Turner, ihe sum of four dollars, on each share of stock, subscribed for in said company, on the first of Jaly next.

Books are now opened for additional subscriptions of stock, under the supervision of John Crawford and Jacob D. Earlv, as commissioners, and will remain open until tbe 15lh day of Juiy next the payment of one dollar on each share is required at the time of subscribing.

April 20, 184R-19-tf. C. RO«E. Pres. of T. //. and R. Railroad Co.

Photographic Colored

nj'HK subscriber havin? returned Is now prepared to .1 take durable, rerrert, fine toned and life-like DA t'fiI?ERREO TYPES, which cannot be surpassed.

If those who patronise him, nre not presented with tvperior pictures, no charge Kill be meae. rersftns desirous of having likenesses of departed friends, will be attended to promptly. AH descriptions of copying executed, and in all cases perfect, or no thnrge. at cornorof4lh and National Road St.,(op stairs,) over Dr. H. K. Smith's Denul ofllce.

J. A. SIODESITT.

Terre-Haule, March 8, lS48-l2-6m

Fancy Soaps.

fplAVI.OR's Chrysialine Wash Balls Hasting's Transparent Soaps A Imond do

Rosemary do Rose do Price and Gosnetl's Windsor 8oap Ronsell's Fancy Soaps. For sale by Dec. 29, 1847-2-tf C. J. ALLISON & CO.

1 MITH'S Cosch Varnish for

sale

•C. J. ALLISON" & CO.