Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 33, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 August 1848 — Page 4

Nobly Done.

Twelve wagons, under the conduct of noble farmers of Vigo county, mostly from Riley township, arrived in this city on Sunday evening, for the purpose of conveying home such of the volunteers as belonged to that county, who are expected daily by the railroad. More than two weeks ago these whole-hearted and patriotic men, had made arrangements to give the boys from Mexico a free barbecue in Riley township, where many of them live. A public dinner is also to be given to them at Cloverland, and at Dunham's settlement in Clay county. Hurrah for Clay county! Hurrah for Vigo! Nine cheers for the full and free hearts of RILEY TOWNSHIP!!!—<State Sentinel, 19th inst>. =======

GREAT News FROM IRKLAND.—We understand that T. F. Meagher, the leading spirit of the Irish Agitation, perhaps the most eloquent of living orators, will start for New York this week, and may consequently be expected here in a few days. He comes to lay the story of Irelaud's wrones, and the prospects of Ireland's (liscnthrallment before the American people. We hazard nothing in stating that lie will meet such a hearty welcome hrfre, as will make him feel that Ireland is not friendless.— V.

Y. Tribune.

NKW ORLEANS,

July

14.

A portion of the levee gave way to-day, hy which accident a number of persons were drowned.

From Ncnico.

By an arrival from Tampico, we learn that the Mexican government had sent an armed force to take possesion of that city, but that the citizens refused them entrance. Padre Jarauty is acting against the government, and he will likely cause them trouble.

"Do you keep pins and needles?" inquired a strapping fellow the other day at a dry goods store. "Yes," replied the storekeeper "all sorts of needlfH and pins." "Well then I'll take some tenpins and tarrnpins

Agentlemau was composing the music of a rondeau for a lady to whom he was paying his addresses. "Pray Miss D.," paid he, "what time do you prefer?" "Oil," she replied carelessly, "any will do, "but

the quicker the belter."

The

company smiled at the rejoinder and the gculleinaii took her at her word.

A Lnwyer oncC jeeringly asked a Quaker if he could tell iho dillorunce between ALSO and LIKEWISE. "O, yes," said the Quaker, portly, "Erkskineis a groat lawyer his talents nro admired hy everyone you are a lawyer ALSO, but not likc-wtsK."

In California there grows a plant which is used hy the people there for washing every description ofclothing in cold running water. In using it as soap, the women nut the roots from the bulbs, ami rub them on the clolhcs, when rich and strong liithcr is formed, which cleanses most thoroughly. To propagate the plant the bulbs nre set in a rich moist soil and grow most luxuriantly in the soft bottoms of valleys or bordering running streams.

llovv TOCHOOSK A wiKK.—If you are courting a young Intly, oml wish, be lore you tike her, to Hticerlnin her temper, tear her ballilreu?, ft* if by accident. If she keeps Iter rqtimiiniity, lose not a moment in popping tlic "momentous questions." She will do( Olid you may accouut youiself a "Imppy man.''

VAI.UK OV NKWSJ'AJER,—The Lynn News states that a lutly who hud purchased some clams, saw an article in Ute newspnpernhout f.nnily who had been poisoned by clams. She threw the clams to a hog who, alter eating them, swelled up and died.

The only euro for intemperance is "the water cure." This weaning yourself on cider is like curing yourself off with model artists. Never compromise with the devil unless you wish to get shaved.

A "canvasser" for one of the new day boats on lite Hudson, appeals fur passengers thus: "this is iho boat, gentlemen, fare nothing, and find you when you're lost."

Silver shirt-pins in the form of pikeIientl, axe, hook, anil staff nre now sold in Dublin faster ihnntho manufacturer can produce them.

Wc sr« it stated thai the wife of Ledru Kollin is a sister of Mitchell the Irish patriot. Kollin and his wife have consented lo a separation.

Every body that can swim should do it twice a day till fall. Those who can't should have somebody to pump on litem. Nothing makes ou feci so like a new violin unless its drawing the head prize.

For men to resolve to be of no religion till all arc agreed in one, is just as wise timl rational as if they should determine not to go to dinner till all the clucks in town striko twelve together.

Heroine is, perhaps, as a peculiar word, ns any in our language. The first two letters of it are, male, the first three, female, the first four a brave man, and the whole word a brave woman.—It runs thus—he, her, hero, heroine.

A («oon CVHTOX.—A bp«u»*B peasant, when he eata a good apple, peach or any oilier fruit, in lores* or i»y the road-vide, plant* I he Krd. and hence it t*, that the woodlands and roadside* of 5S|«III haws more frail in ainl along them, than IboM of auy other country.

Guard, if it be possible, your friends from injuting you, lest thet, br so doing, become your bitterrst enemies, never forgiving tbe wrougttbey have themselves inflicted.

Rather avoid those vices you are naturally inclined to, than aim at those excellencies and perfection* for which you were never made.

A christian should be like the sun, which docs good not by noises but by shiuiug.

Real greatness is not greater for the ptaia* of men it is what it is in spite of tbem.

Harmless ami genuine friendship arc as inseparable at beam and reflection.

SrtmU'one has dtfinrd augury to be boring into the future for facta.

WAKRAXTtD

June 2, ltUb-i&lf

THE

UNDER A PENALTY OF

A Thousand Dollars,

Free from Mercury and ail Mineral Sub stances.

Vegetable

PILLS

IN THE CITY OF MEXICO!—GREAT SUCCESS AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS 1

Extractor a letter (ruin the Greenville Mountaineer, ftMiih Camlina: Dr. IV. Wright—Dwr Sir: A wck or two a«o I »i»nt rnu it Mountaineer, containing a letter from one of our Volunteer* in the City of Mexico, in whir.h he pays Weight's Indian Vegetable Pillt. under all thf rireuitistancps. the highest mefil if praise I hare ever known a meitirine to receive. The Voinnteer, William W. GnwMptl, Esq.. in a eentlem.in of fine utandin?—an accomplished and well elnealcd man. anil wag recently high sheriff of this district. By one of your advertlsemenis in a Charleston paper, happened to notice the location of your office, aim thousht yon mieht extract an article of aome value in regard to your medicine, therefore sentthepaper. "My health is very f»si irnprovin? I procured, afew Hays nzo, xorne of Dr. Wright'* ml inn Vegetable Pills, anil they have acted on my system like mneic!"

Thus it appears that the brave and patriotic Volunterrs who have pone tn Mexico, to defend the rights and honor of their country, already berin to realize the extraordinary value of this incomparable medicine. Long lile to thimi!

Cure for Fever and Husselrille, Putnam county, tnd., July 17.1817. Dr. Wrislit—Sometimes since your ayenl left me a snrp|y of yniir Indian Vegetable Pills. I have found id Pills to he in ereat demand lately fir the cure of Fever arid Aeire. Mr. Jatnp* Boyd has a .«on who has been laid up with I'ever ami Asrue, inl had tried various other remedies, all of which proved of no avail. He determined to try your Indian Vegetable Pills, and by usinp one box he is now sound and well. Mr. T.Spencer had a daurhier. Mr. Hueh Groves a son, and Mr, Charles Nichols and three of his family, were down at the same time with Fever and Azue. and had also tried the various ntherremedies without effect. Your Indian Vegetable Pills soon restored them all to perfect health lean assure you from what I have seen, your Indian VWetable Pills maybe relied on for a permanent cure of Fever and Ague.

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 Fever, of several month's slnnrtias. by the use of four doses, of four pills each, of Wrisht's Indian Vegetable Pills, and after takine medicine from a resu lar physician for some time, and have had iiosyrnptonis of it since, which was about one year B?O.

J. VV. SPENCER

Texas, Champaign county. Ohio. This is to certify that I was cured of the Chills and Fover by the use of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, after having had three attacks of it.

DAVID BERRY.

Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. 19,1&1G.

HORRIBLE MISTAKES 1 Are sometimes made by confounding one medicine with another and administering the wrnujr article.— K'|iially horrible are those mistakes which are made in

snnposine that nil Pills am alike, and that therefore, it is inditrerent which are taken, anil if one kind is bad all are bud together. This is a very preal mistake.— There is a* much difference between Wright'* Indian Vegetable I'ills. and other articles as between mid. nivhtand noonday! We do nut wish any to lake our word merely fur this statement. Let any one, having taken oilier medicines, try this. Nothing more will be necessary.

Many persons have been led nway by a coating of Suear, as if they anticipated that it would remove the nausea of the medicine. Bill lliey are generally mistaken. Without the sugar those nrlioies liavo nothing to rocommend ihein,

Biid

would not be sold a single day.—

But witli the sucnr, and hy giving iho article a name similar to Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, they gain a mporary notoriety. Wolves lliey are, in slinep's clothing, of whom the public should sieersiidicienlly clear.

Let it be remembered that Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are prepared with special reference to the laws governing the human body. Consequently, they aro always effective in rooting out diseases. Every family should keep them at hand.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. Remember, that the original and only genuine INDIAN VFidi'.TA Itl.V I'H.I.S hare the written signature of WILLIAM WHHUIT on the top label of each box.

The genuine for sale by K. S. WOLFE, sole aient for Terre-Haute James Morrison, Pruirielon J. B.Armentrout. New Market J. Earnest, Middletown.

Offices devoted exclusively ic the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and relail. 1 'J Race st., Philadelphia 2S8 Greenwich St., New York and IW Tremont St., Boston.

Old Mansion House in Terre-Haule, on Market street, ni the corner of Mulberry, two nqunres north of the Court-IInuse. hns lieen entirely re-fttted, and repaired throughout, ami is now offered lo the Irnvellinij public iind Bonrdera, one of the liost IIIIIP in the [ilace, and will be known hereafter, n* Iho

EAO-3LK M0TOIL. Conducted hy Itio umloryiuneil, who has spent pevernl years of his life in the entertainment of the public—anil lastly at Newport, the county seat of

Vrrmillion, il shall be my entire object

to render my cuest* comfortable while under my roof, and for this end no pains orallenliou will b« spared.

MY TABF.E

Will alwayo be supplied with Ihe best product* that the country affords prepared by the bent cook* that ran be had, and m»

S'l'ABI.E

ill be filled with provender, and 8tlcn-_^"^

ded lo by ihe most careful ostlers. Intending to devote my personal attention to iho

EAGLE HOTEL,

It shall always be ui aim lo let no one depart dissatisfied. O" The Public are respectfully invited to call and we if wo do not redeem Cttry pledge wc have here made. Kcspectfullv.

DAVID W. CLOVER.

Terre-Haute. May 31,184S-24-tf. N. H: The stase* leaving Terre-Haute, call rvgnlarly at the Eacle Hotel for pa**enoeri.

UST received and for aale, an •moriment of first

,T'

rate

DRY, GROUND and MIXED PAINTS,

Linseed Oil, China White Spirits Turpentine, Smalta. assorted. White Lead, Drop Black. Red Lead, Unwind Black, Venitian Red, timwy Black, Umber, Pnwrtao Blue, French anil Yattow Ochre, Antwerp Blue, YermiU ton, Chtwne Yelks#. Terre de Sienna, Chrome Green, l.itharte, rariaGreea, Patent Dnree, Kmer*ld Green, Spantoh iiinf. Branawtck Green

Putty, and Glass

of all ««es op lo 16 by Si incite*. Ground Paints, aborted colora, pat op in liilw* for landscape paiotinf.

Coacli,

Fiirnitiire, White

,iSD JAPAN

r.1

UNI SUES.

Warranwd equal la any in tbe United i'tate* al*o Enamelled and Ckrysiaiiztd Tin and (tlast Ffates, a tptendid article fc*

MtaaatXT Ptarai Fa****, at ?5ct*. each. Mm ami PtrTras* nrawW and framed. IIOI SF.. SIO\ 4\I CARRIAGE

PKPtR HANGING. CARRIAGE TRIMMING. CgMloaeafinia?* done at the old ManJ, *»gn of the PUST KM Porr, corner 4 Molherry and fourth one door M«lh of tbe new Baptiat Clutrfc hr

TERRE-HAUTE BJUK

NOTE TABLE.

CORRECTED WEEKLY*

INDIANA.

Lafayette do do par Ohio'L Ins & Cin par Bank of Massillon 1 dia

State Bank and Bran par Scrip—tftto 15 ora —"41 '42 loal3 per rent par

TENNKSSF.E.

Bankssenerally 5 or ct dis NEW YORK. City Banks par Country Bks:over 5's par do do small notes dia

PENNSYLVANIA. Phila. and Pittsburgh par Country Banks dis

MARYLAND.

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

Suite Bank and Bran par Commercial Bank Cin par

CircJevllle, ojd I dis Xenia -1 dia Marietta Mt. Pleasant closed Geaura Id ZanesVille Norwallc Chillicothe closed Sandusky Wooster doubtful

p»r

KENTUCKY.

Alt Banks

MISSOURI.

par

Sunk Bank and Br VIRGINIA. Bank of Vs.. and Br Farmers Bank do Valley do do Rxchanze do do N W Bank Va do 2| tlia

par par par par

Belm«ot Bk StClairs'le— City Bk Columbaa 1 dis Clinton Bank do Id City Bank Cleveland 1 dia Dayton Bank 1 dis Mer's Bk Cleveland 1 dis Western Reserve Bk 1 dU Oluinb. Bk N Lisbon

Bk Wheeling 21 dia MICHIGAN.

Alt uncertain ILLINOIS. State Bank 4o dis Bank of Illinois 7odis

Bk Sleubenville

Muskineuni Bk Putnam Bk of Hamilton loa^odis Bk of Cleveland l«2o dis Miami Ex Co 25a3o dis Lancaster Bk lodis UrbanaBk Com'ny 5o dis Coin Bank Cleveland 1 d' Ctty do Cincinnati 1 1 Fraklindo Zanesvillel dig Sanduaky City Bank 1 dis Other Banks uncertain

LOUISIANA.

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

OHIO.

nent value of Gold and Silre. American Ea les.ttO Halves,$5 Quarters..#2 30 Sovereigns, crowrt stamp, halves in proportion.4 85

Do dragon do do uo ....-183 Napoleons. 20 franc pieces 3 80 Guinea, English 5 00 Spanish Doubloons* 16 00 Patriot, Mexican, and Columbian Doubloons» 15 50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion 4 00 Ten Thalers 7 60 Ducal* 2 15 Portuguese, old French and English sold vary so much in weight, that il should be taken (for every dollar's weight) at the rate of. ....16 00 Hpanish pillar dollars(not injured) 1 prem Five-franc piecos 93 cents English shilling 20 cents

Doubloons should wfigh the same as a dollar.

(Official.)

ARRIVALS AND~DEPARTURES

Of Mails at the Post Office

AT TERRE-HAUTE, IND., JULY 1, 1848.

A a

St. Lout's, Missouri, Daily, at I A. W Indianapolis, Daily, at 12 at nisht. Springfield, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Rat. 6 p. M. I incennes, Mondays,

Wednesdays and Fridaysll P. M.

Covington, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 9 Cnnrfordsrille, Tuesdays and Saturdays Imomington, Tuesdays and Saturdays.. Hedford, Fridays, at. Carlisle, Wednesdays, at

.9 P. M. 9 p. M. 6 p. 8 P. M.

Uejiai lii real

St. Louis, Daily, at Indianapolis, Daily, at

napoln

....1 A. M. 3 A

Springfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridayg3 Vincet'tnes,Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 5 A. M. Covington, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Halurdays 6 A. M. Crawfordsrille, Mondays and Fridays ..5 A Blooininglon, Mondays and Fridays 5 A. M. Bedford. Saturdays, at 6 A. M. Carlisle, Thursdays,

N. B.—All Mailsclose,at precisely 8 o'clock, p. M. July 5. S. G. DODGE, 1'. M.

LOOK OUT FOR THE

X-SCBCBMLS* rilHE undersigned, having former 1 a Co-partnership in the (jsirand Joiner liusi-

IIess, nre prepared to fill all orders

in their line, promptly, and at moderate prices. Q[j* Shop on 2d sirect, North of Jacob 1). Ear ly's corner.

—ALSO— rplIEV would inform the public, tha JL they have opened a shop for the manufacture of

CJ1BINET-WJ1RE,

On 2tl street, two doors North ofChapman & H'ibermyer, and havinc competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of being able to fill all orders in that line, in as noou STTLK, and on as accommodating terms, as can he had in this place. Lumber of all

kinds will betaken in exchange for Cabinet-Ware. 03- COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.£$ UTOUIT HEAIISK SHALL BK RNKK OF CHANGE.

Aticle

JAMES HOOK. THOMAS HOOK.

Terre-Haute, April 14,1847—17—If

Farmers take Notice.

tiOOD xupply of Lake Salt, a superior arfor table and dairy use—for salo at the Hardware Store, east side of the Public square. (Look out for the same old Pad Lock.)

May. 24, 1848-23-tf.

HEAD QUARTERS FOR

PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING.

On Nntionnl Bonit Street, next door to NIppcrt'H Corner.

IJARr. IV S 4 A O S r«1HK proprietor has just arrived from

Philnilelphiu, with a very large and splendid assortment of

Superior Clothing*,

Mnnufiiclurcd by the best workmen, and under his own inspection. His stock is

well made, in the latest fashion, and of the best materials. and is far superior to that generally kept for sale. On hand some of the finest quality of

Black and Blue Cloth Coats, Cash' meret Sacks, Ifnbit Cloth, Ttpeed and Queen's cloth

Sack-Coats, Cassimere Pants, Satin Vests,

and a great variety of cfirnv clothing for aale as cheap, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, aathey can be purchaaed in the Eastern cities.

JOHN PALMER.

Terre-Haute, June 14, 1848-26-lf

SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LAX US. NOTICE is hereby given that the nndersigned will offer at public sale, at the Court-House door in Terre-Haute,

Vj^o county, State of Indiana, between

__ __the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M-, and 4 o'clock. P. M., on the second day of September, A. D-, 1848. the following lot of land forfeited for the non-payment of the intcrert due on the same to the Congressional Township, in which it is situated, u»-wit: Lot number entity-five (85.) in scction sixteen, township twelve, north of range nine went. (Tj* Terntt of sale rmtU'ed hy law.

W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor.

June 23, 1848-3S-tda Pra fee $4,00

Fowling Guns—Powder, Lead, Ac. A FEW very superior Fowling Uunm real A. stab and twist and D*ma«cos barrel*, of London make. Rifle and Gun Powder, Percussion Cap*. Shot and I«ead. for a»le by

May 31, 1848-M-tf J. COOK & SOS.

PARLOR LAMPS* GLORES, 4r, A SMALL assortment of very handsome par2JL lor Lamp*, with Gtoh« and Chimnevs to match, (or sale low hv J. COOK & SON.

May 31. 1848-34-tf

Photographic Colored

S2£S a aa $ eo. & tsa n* S3

THE

I. ARKEN.

T.rrc ll atilc, May 31, 18IS '2l lS

WtoKrttiw haviftfmsrafdia nrw pr*p»Ti i*K»» t, fine WWMSI and lifisiike IKWGIVSRRXOTYPSS, wWc* cju. twwrpoawJJ tf tlw» win ptmM him, wn a twreated whii tfrritr pkierM,«*ct« •. »c matt*.

Pft»a» ilwrirwaa k. likreemew rf departed be »u*a4M pnnaWly. AH 4«*eripUa*a esecvu*!, and in ait case* perfect, «r

|3rRa«M it and K»u®o*t Bead st-^wp 1* H. R. iwrilh'* t»e«wJ A MODES

Twr* H«uw MarchS, ISiS-iSfe*

Business tfetrbs.

AMORT KIKHEI* J- Kixicit.

KINNEY & KINNEY, Attorneys and Counsellors A A W

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. O" Office in the Court-House, south west room, upstairs.

Terre-Haute» March 31,1847-15—if

R.N.HUDSON,

J^iktoiriBsy 3L®ws

HAS

again resomed the

practice,

the future, give prompt attention toall bu sinesa intrusted with him. Office, Town-Hall, third door. erre-Haule, March 29, 1848-1-5-ly

R. W. THOMPSON.

f^ROVERMAN & BOURNE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Forwardng Agents, and Dealers in Dry Goods, Queens ware, Hardware, Groceries and Country Pro-luce

generally,

National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la

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

T|AVID S, DANALDSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Office," National Road, east of Market Street, will furnish Deeds, take Acknowledgements, &c.

A ZEL HOLMES, M. D., OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and the surrounding country. Office and residence on Second Street, south of the Court-House,Terre-Haute,Indiana.,

GOODS AT WHOLESALE AT THE

E E N S W A E

embracing some splendid China Tea Sets, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Slocking Yarn, Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanish Sole Leather, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c., &c., &c. All of the above arc offered for cash, most kinds of Produce in hand AT TIIF. VKIIY

OWKST IIATKS. We particularly invite the Jobbing Trade, having bought largely with a view to that branch of business.

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 29. 1847—41—tf

LIFE INSURANCE. HE subscriber has been appointed 4gent of the Mutual Lifelnsurance Company of New York, and will reccive and forward any applications for Insurance.

The importance anil utility of Life Insurance is becoming a matter of deep interest with all classcs 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 comfortable support and independence, by making with thisinstitution a small annual investmpntforinsuranceon theirlives. Individuals may effcct insurance on their own lives, or the lives ofothcrs on the most favorable terrpa.

Pamphletsexplaining '.ho principles and showing the advantages of Life Insurance, with the rates ofpremium and form ofapplication may be obtained at the office ofthe agency.

JOHN F. CRUFT

April,! ,1846—15—tf Agent

GLOBE FACTORY.

THE

subscribers wish to give notice that they have erected a FACTORY, two and a half miles south enst of

ARMIESBURGH, INDIANA, and are in operation, manufacturinc Cloths, Flannels, Satinets,

and

All kinds of country Carding and Cloth Dressing attended to with despatch. (]Tj« Cloth left at the store of Warren & Turner, Terre-Haute, will be Uken and returned when finished. „£D All dark colors on Cloth 20 cents per yard, and all other work in proportion. 5j" Farmer's Produce taken in payment for work. LOWRY & McCUNE.

April 26, I848-19-4m

N O I E

THANKFUL

for put patronage the under

signed would «sy to the citizens of TerreHaute aod the public generally that he intends continuing tbe

MERCHANT TAILORING Basinr** at the old stand, one door north of the 1 own Hall, where clothing of all descriptions can be had on the shortest notice and moderate terms.

DAVID HARTSOCK.

Terre-Hau'e, May 31, 1848-24-tf

Fire & Marine Iusarance Agcucj JOHN F. CRUFT. Agent Protection Inturantc Company.

Lr Policies isvoed on House a. Merchandise. Cat goes, Steam and Keel Boats, on the mast favorable term*.

April 1,1846-15-lf

ITT

WHITE LEAD. OILS, TURPENTINE. AC. 4 rW"| Kejrs pure No. I White J^ad. fjom »b« 1 l/U Manufactory of ConUme, Wood ic Co. Cincinnati, LinmJ Oil, Lard Oil, and Turpentine, ju*i rewired and for sale l"w |.»

May 31, 1848, i. LUOK & SON.

THETerre-Haute,

and will, for

H. D. SCOTT

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

^fforucHS at £tiu), ^TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. NWW17.184T-48..I OJ* Persons indebted to the undersicned will in his absence, settle with H. D. ieott, Lsq.

Nov.* 1, 1847-tf R. W. THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY

9 u/o u/o ^^9

IScustomers

ready to wait on at all

times. Office South eastofReinhard's6tore. N. B. No credit given for operations, un

less by previous arrangement. Terre-Haute, May 5, 1847-20-1

'BUCKEYE STORE.

THEtheir

subscribers take-pleasure in announcing to friends and the public generally, that they have just received the largest and most general Stock of Merchandise they have ever before brought to this market, consisting in part of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Twcedsc/oths,

Kentucky Jeans, Linseys and Flannels of all kinds. Plaid Linings and Cloaking,

Palo Alto and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and Five Hundred Piercs Prinls, embracing every style and variety, a large supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

O O S

such as Jachonets, Gross-barred Muslins Laces, Edgings, Tnsertings, cj c., Dress Handkerchiefs. Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comforters, cf-c. Straw and Leghorn

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Vc. i(e.

Fine an.l common FUR CAPS, mens and hoys Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, ol II kinds. The largest and best assortment of

Rriissels, Inpi'iliil,

pets,

and common

Car

ever offered in this market, embracing many rich and desirable patterns. Indinn Matting, Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, with cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put them up with. A heavy stock of

subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of and surroundinc country, lhal he has just received a lot of VERMONT MARBLE, suitable for

E A S O N E S O A E S &c., which he is prepared to finish in a style of workmanship that no live man can bent. (£j" Shop one square directly east of the CourtHouse, and two doors south of Fairbank's Rifle Factory. A. DILLE.

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

lfOSSER'S BINDERY. THE subscribers take pleasure in informing the public' that they still carry on

BOOK BINDING,

in all its branches. They are. constantly supply ing themselves 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 and despatch.

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

BOOK AND 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 Bills, Show Bills, Bills of Lading, Way Bills. Bank Checks. Manifests. Blanks, Ace., ifa- Gold, Silver, Lithographic and Xylographic Printing, and Engraving.

J. ROSSER & BROTHER.

Lafayette, Indiana, 1848. N. B. Books to be bound, or orders for any kind of BLANK BOOKS,may he left at the Express Office, in Terre-Haute, to which plare they will be returned at the earliest opportunity. Work warranted and prices low.

March 22, 1848-14-lv

MEDICAL NOTICE.

J. A. Williams, Homoeopathic Physician,

TENDERS

his professional services to the cit

izens of Terre-Haute ami vicinity. The experience of fifteen years successful practice in this country, (the last two and a half years in this place,) induces him to believe that he cart treat the diseases of this climate, (Homajnpalhically or otherwise) as successfully as any Physician of the place, be his pretensions what they mtty. Office at his residence, on the east side of Market-street, three and a half squares South of the public square. He will cheerfully attend the calls ofhis 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.

Terre-Haute, In.d., Feb. 16, 1848-9-tf

HOMCEOPATHY.

SIMILIA SIMILIEUS—CURANTUH. 1)11. ,i. P. ARNOLD takes this method ofiiilorniing the citizens of Terre-Haule and vicinity, that he has permanently located himsclfiii an office on Ohio street, east of the Post-Office, and will be happy lo wait upon those who may favor him with a call.

Dr. A. practices upon the lloiiiojopalhic plan— system which is now generally adopted in Europe, and in many places in the United Slates, and ere long bids fair to be universally approved and dopled.

Those afflicted with inflamed, weak and sore eyes,sniay be relieved speedily under the treatment of Dr. A., and, in fact, all the diseases ofthe country, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, will be speedily and radically relieved.

Dr. A. will always he found at his Office, ilcss absent on professional business. Residence at the City Hotcl. October 27, 1847-45-tf

Cabinet Ware-Room.

THE

undersigned has commenced the Cabinet Making Business, in the shop lately occupied by Wm. H. West, nearly opposite the American Hotel, at the sign of

E E S E A S

Where he is prepared lo till all orders, from a cradle lo a coffin, with promptness, and ill as good style and finish, and with as good materials as al any shop in Indiana. Those in waul of any article in the CABINET LIKE* are requested to call and examine 8|ccimcn8 and prices.

All kinds of Lumber ami Produce taken in exchange for work. JACOB SITES Terre-Haute, January 26, 1848-6-tf

SADDLE & HARNESS MAKING.

J. 31. Hager

ISconductinglhe

Blankets,

on the

following lertns: Cloths $ wide 45 cts. I Satinets, 40 ct*. Flannel 40 inches 30 Blankets, hv the pr$3 •TOOI. CARDED Ai\D SPU!V at 16fc. per {ound the wool must be clean and clear from all hard substances that would injure cards.

above business in all its bran

ches, on National Road St., a few doors from the Square,south side, where he would be glad to see all who want a good article in the above line cheap for cash or trade.

Aue. 19.1846-35-tf

ELECTION NOTICE.

THERE

will be an Election held at the usual places of holding elections in Vigo county, on the first Monday of August next, for the purpose of electing two Representatives lo the Slnte Legislature, one Sheriff, one Coroner, one Probate Judge, one Prosecuting Attorney for Vigo county, and one Commissioner for tbe second District in aaid county.

M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff.

Terre-Hante, Jane 21, 1848-27-te

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.

BLANK

BANK NOTES, suited for this

Branch, and of the late improved form, also

BILLS of EXCHANGE,

For sale at tha

EXPRESS OFFICE.

Queensware, Glassware, Sec.

JUSCrockery

t' teceived a large and complete assortment of and Glasaware. embracing nearly everv article in the line at uncommonly low rales, for sale hy J- COOK & SON.

May 31, 1848-24-tf

AKMIKisTBATOR'g SALE.

virtue of an order of the Vigo Probate Court. I will ofl**r at public auction, on Sat

range nine west being tbe lands belonging to the estate of Charles Souls, deceased— tbe a»m« will be sold on eqoal cred»t» of eight and thirteen months, notes with sppioved security required, conditioned 'r.-t the sane shall draw interest. and may be cttila uil without the benefit of valuation or appraisement law#.

J. STRAIN. Adm'r.

July 5, IMS-33-4*. pra fceSl,b7

FltESH MEDICINES TERRE-HAUTE

THESubscriber

takes pleasure in

announcing to his friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving his

SPRLYG PUR

CHASES*

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 give

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 before 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, Perfumerfes, Gunpowder, YuungHyson, and Black Teas, frc., S-e His late arrivals consist in part as follows? 15 lbs Eng. Calomel, 500 lbs Rosin soap 15 lbs Araer. 500 His British Lustre 16 lbs Blue Mass, sup. 50 lbs Chrome Green 30 lbs P. P. Carb. Iron, 50 lbs Chrome Yellow 300 Flour ofSulphur, 50 Ihs Paris Green 20 lbs Red Precipitate, 25 lbs Ivory Black 5 lbs White 200 lbs Litharge, puro 20 Ihs Corrovise Subli- 500 lbs Eng. Lampblack limate, 200 lbs dry White Lead 10 lbs Oxalic Acid, l-.%600 lbs Amer. Red Lead 15 ounces lodino, ,300 Ihs Eng. Red Lead 2 Iodine of Iron, 500 lbs Venitian Red 3 Iodine of Lead, 100 kegs White Lead 4 of Mercury, 300 lbs Putty 60 dr'ms Sulph. Mor-. 100 lbs Verdigris phine, 300 lbs Yellow Ochro 100 ounces Quinine, 50 lbs Stone Ochre 5 ounces Salaciuc. Blue and Red Smalts 10 lbs Bicarb. Potass,

v50

300 Glauber Salts 50 Ihs Rochelle Salts 50 lbs Saltpetre 500 Snl Soda 50 lbs Tart. Acid 25 lbs Carb. Maenesid 25 lbs Calcined 100 Chloride Limo 100 Marble Dust 100 Plaster Paris 50 lbs Pcarlash 50 lbs Potash 900 Salnjratus 40 lbs Nitric Acid 25 lbs Muriatic Acid 500 Sulphuric Acid 50 lbs Aqua Ammonia 20 lbs Sulph. Ether 30 lbs Nitric Ether 20 lbs Acetic Ether 15 lbs Acetic Acid 20 ounces Creosote 20 lbs Muriate Tin 2 bhls Caslor Oil 6 bhls Linseed Oil 1 bbls Lard Oil 2 bbls Sperm Oil 1 cask Sweet Oil 8 bbls Tanner's Oil 2 bbls Copal Varnish. I cask sup. Coach 1 cask Black Varnish

lbs Span. Anualto.

20 ounces Hydriodate 300 lbs Alum Potass, 50 Blue Vitriol 2 ounces Strychnine, 200 Copperas 3 ounces Varatrine ,400" Camwood 50 lbs Carb. Ammonia 300 Fustic 100 Cream Tartar 100 Span. Flot Indigo 140"Carhi Soda *^20 Bengal Indigo 500 Epsom Salts ..g 50 Lac Dye 5 bhls Logwood 300 lbs Madder, Dutch 200 Nicaragua 100" Red Sanders *100 Red Wood 5 bhls Alcohol 2 pure French Brandy !4 American Brandy 1 cask Peach Brandy 1 Holland Gin 1 Jamaica Rum 1 puro Port Wine 1 "'i'encriffo Wine 1 Brown Sherry 4 Malaga Wine 2 Madeira Winn 2 old Bourbon Whisky 50 lbs superior Cayenne 100 Bay berry 100 Maccauba Snuff 20 Rappee Snuff 50 Scotch Snuff 200 superior Tobacco

Fine cigars Lemon Syrup Ground cinnamon Ground cloves Ground ppice Ground Ivy. Mustard Pure Salad Oil Shoe Blacking Perfumeries Brushes of every dcscrip-

1 cask Japan Varnish 5 casks spts Turpentine lion 100 lbs Ex. Ldgwood. Window Glass 5 lbs Ex. Barks Syringes of very superior 50 lbs Ex. Liquorico quality 100.lbs Castile Soap Surgical instruments

O Liquors of the best kind are kept only for medicinal purposes. J. R. CIJNINGHAM. Terre-Haute, April 5, 1848— IG—if.

JAL'OLL K. OUAFF.

IfOAII llKTMtat.

COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON

MANUFACTORY.

1RAFF & BEYMER still conduct the above business on National Road Street north of the Court-House, and are prepared to furnish promptly any thing in iheit line, manufac lured from the best material and in the best style of workmanship.

Their stock of manufactured

TIJV WJIRE

Is general, embracing everything in common fam ily use. and is sold WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At the lowest rates, or exchanged on fair terms for acceptable country produce.

STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!

They have also on hand, directly from the Cin cinnati Foundries, the mont npproved patterns of COOKING STOVES,

Queen of the If'est, Straub Stove, Rezor's Phoenix Premium, Webb's Queen City Premium, and +'Iir

Tights

For Parlors, Inns, Families, $-c., &c These stoves are of Ihe latest and most up proved patterns, end will be sold as low ss they can be bad oil the Wabanh.

GRAFF BEYMER.

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

WIFEKI & SL R(* I3RI Having had several years' expe ricncc,in the treatment of Wen tern

Diseases, Dr. P, hopes by a close attention to bu aineas, to merit the confidence of thoae 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 LINIMENTS, &C. N. B: Persons laboring under Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia, Cancer and Scrofula, would do well lo consult Dr. P. ffj* Disease# of Women and Children particn larly attended to.

Office in Sasseen's building, corncr of National Road and Fourth Street*. Terre-Haute, Ind.. May 31, 1848-24-3m

IirSINESS STAND FOR SALE. undersigned wishes to dts|w»se of JEM. his HOUSE and LOT. No 2H, on National Road, east of Fourth Street, in 'J'erre-

urday the 5th day of August next, at tbe Court- Haute. House door in Terrfc-Hante. between tbe hours of The Honse is a twv*lory brick, with story IP o'clock A. M.. snd 3 P. M., on said day., and

FORTY ACRES OF LAND, being the west

half frame attached, contstns seven room*

arHj a g00d

half of the north half, ofthe northeast qosrter of deep. Il is a good business stand now, and miction thirty-three, in township twelve, north of the lot will increase in value every day. Terms will be made reasonable.

cellar. The lot is 20 feet front, by 75

Apply at the premises to

Ter«»-Hante, June 14. 1848-26-tf.

Kanawha Salt.

Barrels Kanawha Salt, on consignment and for aale by

March I, S. II. POTTER A Co..

=======

NEW ARRIVAL OF

A W A E

AT THE

V17"E we now receiving our fnll purchases T? Hardware, Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper and more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. Wo hove added many new articles, as well asjncreased the assortment anil variety of many heretofore kept. Il will be our aim and desiro to give satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage, assuring them (without selling at cost1) that our prices will he at a reasonable advance from cost, and much redHced on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavy goods, wc offer for snlo

Iron of all kinds, Steel,

asanas1

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braziers copper, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocklin. zinck, axlo drafts, eliptic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvils, smith's bellows, vices, lead pipef to 1$, coil chain to |, binges for barn doors and alt kinds of doors,

Nails, Glass, Oils, Lead,

powder at retail and by the keg al $5,50 and $4.-' 00, all kinds of gun fixings, and some real shot guns, double and single barrels, for sale low mill saws, cross cut saws, crobnrs, mattocks, pecks,

JLog and Tracc Chains,

and various other articles not horein mentioned. A large and complete assortment of pocket and ta* !lo cullcry, at wholcsaleand relail a large assortment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, and gilt and hronze stands, side lamps, store lamps (suspending,) and a lar«o quantity of extra shades and chimneys and lamp wicks. In the way of house furnishing, including superior extra tea waiters in setts or single brass and-irons, fancy iron do, shovel and tongs, brass candle sticks, brass and polished snuffersi wire fenders, table castors, brittania tea setts, block tin tea pots, fancy brushes, crnmb biushes- real gcrman silver table and tea spoons, f*

Ivory Table Knives ana Porks in fceti, 51 pos Carvers and Porkscurtain pins and curtain bands, tea bella, &c., &c<

Also, numerous other articles which cannot hero be enumerated. Our assortment of building materials embrace a great variety of locks and door latches, and those building will find if for theif interest in prices and vari-oty to give us a call.— On hand as usual, a very large stock of Cooper'* tools of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture.— VV have taken special pains to prociuo a large and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds, and we assure the mechanic on anyfame, that we shul) lake pleasure in showing or selling Jiim a bill.

S A E

Having devoted a large share of our slofl. capital and interest to the snddle, harness and carriage trimmings, we are prepared with a most complete assortment of trees, plush, cloths, hog skins, pud skins, buckles, ferrets and hooks, hamea anil chains, webbing, thread, rings, bitts, stirrups, gig trees, laces of beautiful patterns, fringes, lulls, picked moss, and pure curled hair, top leather (eastern dressed,) patent leather a very large assort* merit ol figured and plain rubber cloth, patent oil cloths to t$ yards wide, head linings, brass and plated bands, dashes and joints, oil cloth carpetings, malleable irons, a very first rale piece of dralf cloth for seals, seat handles,and coach door hinges

We oiler, also, lo Shoe and Boot mit no fact tires, a large stock of eastern dressed French calf skins, Morocco do, lining skins, binding leather, show pegs all sizes, sparrow-bills, copper nails, awls, nnif awl hafts, shoe thread, hammers* pincers, pouches, floats, nsps, itc., &c. tfj" The liialieni price in Cash or goods will 1)0 paid for moxl kinds of Produce,

A quantity ol Lake and Kanhawa •S'alt lot sale. 8. H. POTTER & CO. Terre-Haute, Sept. 20,1847-41-y

PROTECTION

TENDERS his services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, and respectfully aolicits a share of public patrnnnce. in Ihe prac tice of MEDICINE, IUID-

PROTECTION!! TIIK undersigned having been appointed agent for Ihe Columhu*

Insurance Company, is now prcpar-v ed (o take risks against loss or damaue by fire,

and toinsnfe goods transported on ri»ers and canals. to and from the eastern cities and towns in ihe United stales.

Persons insuring with said Cnrttffny will her dealt with promptly and honorably. VV. N. HAMILTON, Agcnfc

Terre-Haute, April 29, 1846-19,-if

NEW FJR1?V

THE

undersigned bave purchased the nfofK irt trade lately owned by L. Lemon, rn fhe south room ofthe Linton building in Terre-Haute and have commenced business nnder the firm of J. F. &, E. C. King, where lliey intend to keep a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Groceries, Queensware,&c.^— which they will sell on moderate terms for cash, or in exchange for the productions of the country. i. F. fifNO.

March 1, 1848-11-tf

C. KINO.

LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY. John F. Ci'iift* Agent Mutual Life Insurance Company, ft. Y([j" Policies for one year, or seven years, for life, issued on the most favorable terms.

April 1, 1847-15-tf

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. rilHE Ohio Mutual Insurance Company insures against losses by fire, on the Mutual or Cask system, as preferred by the insured.

Also, grants insurance on lives, on the Mutual principle, at one-half the rates charged by other companies.

The ability of the company is undoubted. J. K. KINNEY, Agent. IT/* Office in the Couri-Housc. Terre-Haute, May I, 1848-20-ly

Set.

STATE OF INDIANA/ COOMTT or Vioo. Vigo Probate Court.

John Vermillion and George Vermillion, vs. William Gates, Elizabeth Gales, Uliff Terhune, Polly Terhune, Wm. Vermillion, Levi Vermillion, Henderson Vermillion, France* Vermillion, Henry Vermillion, Reason Vermillion, heirs at lsw of Cornelius Vermillion and Sarah Vermillion.—Petition for Partition.

^HE complainants by Wright & Hamilton, their solicitors, having filed in iheoffjce-of the Clerk of the Vigo Probate Court, their petition for partition, and the affidavit of a disinterested person that the defendants William Gates, Elizabeth Gates, Uliff Terhune, and Polly Terhune, do not reside in the Statu of Indiana, therefore the said William Gates, Elizabeth Gatea, Uliff Terhune and Polly Terhune are hereby notified to lie and appear before Ihe Judge of the Vigo Probate Coort, on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the Court-Hbose, in Terre-Haute,on the second Monday of July next, then and there in said court lo show cause, if any they can, why partition of the real estate mentioned in said petition should not made,, as. therein set forth. C. T, NOBLE, Clerk.

July 12, 1848-30-3w Prs. fee $2 10-

FA HI ILY GROCERIES. SUPERIOR Loaf and powdered Sugar, New Orleans and Muscovado, do., Rio, Havana* and old government Java Coffee, Sugar House and Plantation Molasses Voum Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Powchnng (Black) Tea*—Very fresh, #ml warranted of the lw*t quality. Markkas (re»h ground superfine Floor, just received nil for sole low bv J. COOK dc SON.

C. F. SCHAAL.

May 31, 184.8-21-tf.