Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 August 1848 — Page 4

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Paper Principles.

Some of our ''democratic friends," who ire as guiltless of principle as possible, as tame a terrible ceal for certain platforms. Such aa these parade long columns of Blaring capitals, which mean anything everything, or nothing and about as de(in ite as the position of Cass on the Proviso, or the Harbor and River Improvement Question. The North Carolina Argus hits oit these pretenders in the following emusing style ••OUR FLAG IS THERE."

The Liberty ol the Press, and the Freetlom of Speech. No Alien and Sedition Laws.

The Industry of our own country. No ,'aid and comfort" to the looms and spindles of England.

The cash for old debts, and good security for new ones. A sound currency for the People, and liberal wages for the Laborer. No exclusive Privileges for the oflicc-holders and stock-jobbers.

Improvement is everything, if it can be cflecied but especially in the morals of the Locofoco pariy.

Plenty in the tneal-gum, and "sugar in ihe gourd." The right of every white boy and girl in the Stale loan Education—also to four dollars in money, and a pair of new shoes.

An Equal Distribution of Rain, and no death amonget the Pine Trees. Twelve dollars and fifty cents for Cotton, eighty cents cash for Corn—Wheat aud Oats in proportion.

Shad in the Pee Dec, and "Big Blues" on the Coheras. The right of all while men and women in the State, who pay their Taxes, to take •a Sheriff's receipt for the same.

A Hen in every man's Pot, and New Breeches to all who need them. Thus have we thrown our "Banner to ihe breeze." and we challenge the Standard, and all the other Democratic papers in the State, to a discission on principles.

N. B: We reserve to oursclf the riirhl, always exercised by the Standard, of altering the inscriptions on our banner, as they may become unpopular, or as any •one may corner us on them.

Appointmknts by tiie Phksidknt, by Htntl with the advice and consent of the Senate—Gideon J. Pillow, of Tennessee, (Brigadier General in the volunteer service,) to be Major General, April 13, 1847, vice Benton declined.

John A. Quitman, of Mississippi,

((Brigadier

General in the United Slates

"volunteer service,) to be Major General, April 14, 1847, vice Cummin, declined. Caleb Citahing. of Massachusetts, lobe Brigadier General. April 14, 1847, vice Pillow, appointed Major General.

Sterling Price, of Missouri, to be Brigadier General, July 20, 1847, vice Davis declined.

What is curious in this matter is, that, under a late general order of the President, all these officars were to be out of the service on the 20th of the present month, and that the confirmation of these appointments, demanded of the Senate at this lata hour, would secrn to be unnecessary l»«w for tho public service, ns the withholding of the nomination so long has been insulting to the Senate. Their appointment now is simply creating additional officers of the nrmv in a time of peace.—National Intelligcncer.

Lamartink.—The Boston Atlvwriiscr rontains a very internetting letter Trom Paris, written by George Summer, Esq., in which he pays tlif following tribute (which we trust is all deserved) lo the great poet and statesman:

MI#amartine

saw well that tho new com

bat would come and it was his policy lo (Have it ofTby all means, until the Constitution was definitely organized. For this lie kept by his side Ledru Rollin. History will render him justice, and give him proud niche among those who have had the courage to sacrifica present popularity and to brave calumny in order to be useful to his country."

A PosKR.—A calm, blue-eyed, self-com-posed young lady, in a village "down east," received long call the other day from a prying old spinster who aficr prolonging her slay beyond even her own conception of ihe young lady^s endurance, came to the main qtirstion which had brought her thither: "I've been esked a

Marriage von Money.—I never knew a marriage (or money that did not end unhappy. Yet managing mothers and heartless daughters are continually play* ing the same unlucky game. 1 beliere that men more frequently marry for love than women, because women think they -will not have a better chance, and dread being dependent. Such marriages, no doubt, sometimes prove tolerably comfortable, but a great number would have been far happier single. If I may judge by mv observations of such matters, mar* Tying for a home make* that home a very tiresome one.—Mrs, Child.

Black well's Island. New York,i» overrun by millions of rats, whose ^burrows extend under the whole place. They eat up ev»ry kernel of com that it planted, and effectual means cannot be devised for their exierroinaiion. At present, cabbages and other regeiables, which rats will not eat, nre the only ones which can be grown ou the island.

"4 "r

nirr^mirriTi

Warranted

UNDER A PENALTY OF |.j

Thousand Dollars, from Ijdtrcury and all Mipergji Substances.

SIMM-if

THE

known herraflor, as the

good nmny time# if you was engaged to spared. Dr. 0——. Now if folks inquire flgMn, MY TABLE whether you be or not, what shall I tell

young lady, fixing her calm blue eyes in unblushing steadiness upon the inquisitive features of her interrogator, "tell lham you think you don't know, and that you »re awre it is none of your business. July Knickerbocker,

Wi»

U~H

Vegetable PILLS

Ln the City of Mexico!—Great Success among the Volunteers!

Extractor a letter from the Greenrftie Mountaineer. Curnlina:

Dr. W. Wrifht—Dear

Sir:

sen I son I ymi a

Mountaineer,

high thtriff

Putnam county, Intl.,July 17. 1817.

Dr. Wrlsht—Sometimes since your agent left me a sunplv of your Indian Vegetable Pills. I have found (wi't Pills io be inpr»at demand lately fr the cure of Kever and Asue. Mr. James Boyd has a Min who has been laid up with Kever and Ague, md hail tried various other remedies.all of which proved of noavail. He determined to try your Indian Vegetable Pills, and by usine one box he is now sound and well. Mr. X. Spencer had a daughter. Mr. Hueh Groves a son,and .Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family, were down at ihe same lime with Fever and Aiue. and had also tried the various other remedies without effect. Your Indian Vepetable Pills soon restored ihemaltlo perfect health. I I Can asstirp you from what I have, seen, yoor Indian

Vegetable Pills maybe relied on for a permanent cure of fever and Ague. Yours, respectfully.

Vegetable Pill*,

JACOB DURHAM, P. M.,

Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace.

This is to certify, that I was entirely cured of tho ('hills and Fever.of several month's standins, by the nsoof four doses, of four pills each, of Wright's Indian Vegetahle Pills, and after taUiuc medicine from a regular physician for some time, anil have had nosyinptoms of It since, which was about one year ago.

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

HORRIBLE MISTAKES!!

Are sometimes made by confounding one medicine with another and administering the wrong article.— Equally horrible ure those mistakes which are made in supposing that all Pills are alike, aud that therefore, it is indifferent which are taken, and —'•!—1 all are bBd together. This is a very Thtri' is as much difference between

Let It bo remembered thai

Pill* ure

KENTUCKY.

All Bank* par Mr.SSOtTRl. Stank Bank and Br T»r

VIRGINIA.

Bank of Va., and Br par Farmers Bank do par Valley do do par Exchange do do par N W Bank Va do 24 dis

PENNSYLVANIA. Phila. and Pittsburgh par Country Banks dis

MARYLAND.

Baltimore Banks par I Country do par a dis NEW ENGLAND. Boston Banks par Other solvent B*nks dis

A w,-.ek

or two

cnnLainin letter from

one of our Vi.lntueer* in th« City of Mexico, in which, he pay*

Wright't Indian Vegetable Pill*,

under all the

circumstances. the hieheat inee«l of praise I have ever known meilirineto receive. The Volunteer, William W. Goorilett, Esq., I» a eentlemsn if fine standing—an accomplished and well educated man,and was recently

of this district. By one of yoor adver

tisement* in a Charleston paper, I happened to notice the location of your office, and thought you mi^ht extract an article of some value in regard to your medicine. therefore I sent the paper, "My health is very fast imprnvin?. I procured, a few days a»o, some of

Dr. Wrisht't Indian Vegetable Pill*

aud they have acted on my system

like mupic

Thus it appears that the brave and patriotic Volunteers who have pone to Mexico, to defpnd the rights and honor of their country, already bepin to realize the extraordinary value of this incomparable medicine. Long lite to them!

Chi'* for Fevrr ni»«l IffiiP. fiiuselrille,

OHIO.

il if one kiml is bad

ry miMakf.

and other articles as between mid

rrii

/.V/)/-

AN YHUHTAULK 1'II.I.S hare the written signature of WILLIAM WHIQllT on Ihe top label of each bor.

The rontiinn for sale by E. S. WOLFE, sole asrent for Terre-Haute -lames Morrison, I'rnirieton J. B. Arineninuit. New Market J. Earnest. Middletown.

Oflices devoted exclusively tc the sale of

Indian Vegetable Pills,

Wright's

wholesale aud retail, lt9 Race

St., Philadelphia '2S8 Greenwich si., New York and 19H Tremont si.. Boston. June 38,1

Old Mansion House in Terre-Haute, on May, 24, 1848—23—tf. Market street, at the corner of MuHierry.two squares north of tho Court-House, has been en- HEAD QUARTERS FOR tirely re-fitted, and repaired throughout, and is pLJII Anci PMIA OI nTUIWft now offered to the travellinit public aud Boarders, rniLMUtLrniM OLU I MIINU. as one of the best Inns in Ihe place, and will be On National Read Street, next door to

S O Conducted by the undersigned, who has spent several years of his life in |the entertainment of tho public—and tlastly at Newport, tbe county seat of

Vermillion, it shall be my entire object

to rendet my nuesls comfortable while under my {roof, aud for this end no pains or attention will lie

wi,h

u—.»...md *b. sr—•

P"*'"®'"

STABLE

will be Ailed with provender, aud atten-1

deil to by tho most c»reful o«tler*. Intending lo devote my personal attention to the

p.tGLE HOTEL.

It shall always be my aim to let no one depart dissatis- fied. ID* The Public are respectfully invited to call and sre if we do not redeem

every

N. 11: The si-nte* le-ivin* Terre-H-iute, call retjtilarlv At ihe Eacle Hntcl lor psasencer*.

DRY, GROtTND and MIXED PAINTS,

Ltnjwed Oil. China Whhe Spirits Turpentine, Smulu. assorted, white t.eaJ, thvp Rtack. Red I•*•!. tirxxiM Kl«ck, Yeniti»n Red, l*wry UUck, I'mber, FrtMrao Blue, Kmtch um! Yeltow Ochre, Antwerp Bine, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow. Terre tie Stents*, Chruwe Greets l.tihsire, P*H» Brvem Patent Drver. Knen»l,l Green, Spanish vVhttinf, Broasvick Greco

Mrs. Partington #ay« that she "intended the connortof the Female Cemetary last evening, and lome of the songa were extricated with touching pythagoras.M Sh« declares "the whole tlnnfi vent offlike a Packenham shot the young psintm*. angels sung like syrups and looked like Coftctl, FlIMlitnrf, angels just out of paradox." She only] »1XD re re ts that during th« #howe» of ap- War»««NJ»ny in ih# ITniwJ ,lso platise she remembered Uiat she had forgot her pirwol.

Putty, and Cilnss

of ell site* up to 16 by 23 inciics. Ground Paints, assorted coton, pot op in

SSSM

TERRE-HAUTE

NOTE TABLE.

SANK

CORRECTED WEEKLY. 'r

,*»» INDIANA. Slate Ban and Bran par Scrip— IJtto lo nm —Ml M21oal5 1 per cent par

Lafavette do do par Obio'LIns &T Cln par Bankof Massillon I djs

Circteville, old I dis Xenia I dis arietta Mt. Pleasant closed Geaura I dis Zanesville Nomralk Chillicothe closed Sandusky Woneter donbtful

Belmont Bk StClairs'le— City Bk Columbus 1 dis Clinton Bank do 1 dis City Bank Cleveland I dis Dayton Bank 1 dis Mer's Bk Cleveland 1 dis Western Reserve Bk 1 dis C'luinb. Bk N Lisbon F&MBk Steubenville Muskingum Bk Putnam Bk of Hamilton loaio dis Bk of Cleveland 1oji2o dis Miami Ex Co 25a5o dis Lancaster Bk Io dis UrbanaBk Com'ny 5odis Com Bank Cleveland 1 dis City do Cincinnati I dis Fraklindo Zanesville I dis Sandusky City Bank 1 dis Other Banks uncertain

Bk Wheeling 2| dis MICHIGAN.

All uncertain ILLINOIS State Bank 4" dis Bank of Illinois 7o dis

TENNESSEE.

Bankssenerally 5 orct dis NEW YORK. City Banks par Country Bksrover 5's par do do small notes dis

Doublcons should weigh the same as a dollar.

right* Indian Hlonmington,

night and noonday! We do nut wish any to take our word merely for litis statement. Lei any one, having taken other medicines, iry this. Nothing more will be neressary.

Many persons have been led away by a coating of Sugar, its If they anticipated that ii would remove the nausea of the medicine. Bui tliey are generally mistaken. Without the sugar those articles have nothing to recommend tlteui, and would not be sold a single day.— But with the suirar, and by giving the article a name sitiikl.tr to Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, they pain a temporary notoriety. Wolves tl.ey are, in sheep's cloihtnir, of whom tho public should steersnlftciently clear.

Wright's Indian Vegetable

prepared with special reference to tiie laws

governing the human body. Consequently, they are always ofTnciivo In rooting otll diseases. Every family should keep them ul hand.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. Remember, that the original and only genuine

(Official.)

ARRIVALS AND~DEPARTURES

Of Malls at llie Post Office

AT TEKRE-IIAUTE. IND., JULY 1, 1848.

A a

St. Lnuix, Mxssottri,

Daily,at

Indianapolis,

J. W. SPENCER.

I a. m.

Daily, at 12 Hi night.

ffpringfiehl, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Pat. 6 p. M. Vinrennes, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays II p.

Cratrfordsrille,

lHoo'mington,

DAVID BKERY.

Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. 19,lbt6.

St. I.ovitt,

Indianapolis,

Daily, at

Springfield,

Covington. Mondays, Wednesdays and Friuars 9 p.

Tuesdays and Saturdays 9 p.

tied ford, Fridays, at 6 p.

m..

Carlisle, Wednesdays, at 8 p. M. a

Daily, at 1

a. m.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays3 A M.

Vinrenite.1,

Ttirsdays Thursdays and Saturdays 5

Coriugton,

A. m.

Tuesdays, Thursdays nnd .Saturdays

Cmirjordnrille,

A. m.

Mondays and Fridays

3 a. m.

Mondays and Fridays 5

liedford.

Carlisle,

Thursdays, at

a. m.

Saiurdays, at A. M.

5 a. m.

N. H.—All lMailsclose,al precisely 8 o'clock, p.

July 5. S. G. DODGE, F. M.

LOOK OUT FOR THE

rilHE undersigned, hnvinif former a Co-|iartnership in theCiirand Joiner Ilusi•ICSS, are prepnred Io till nil orders

in their line, promptly, and at moderate prices. dj» Shop on 2d street, North of Jacob 1). Bar ly's corner.

-ALSO—

THEVhave

would inform ihe public, thn they opened a shop for the manufacture of

CABINET-WARE,

On 2d street, two doors North ofChap' man & H'ibermyer, and hnvini competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of being able to fill all orders in that lin'e, in as noon stilk, and on as nccommodatina terms, as can be had in this placc. Lumber of all

kinds will betaken in exchange for Cabinet-Ware, 0 3 O IN S A E O O E HjTOuh Hkaiibk shall vi«kf. of ('iiahoEv

and a great variety of

pledge we have

here made. Respectfully. DAVID W. CLOVER. Terre-Hnute, May 31. ISW-Sl-tf.

White

MB.XI SUES.

Piatt*. splendid srtiele for signs. PtCTFSt Fa****, at 2&ct«. escb. Mm snd PtcTcass Tsrnished snd frsntot.

HOUSE, JilCJV 4\0 CARRIAGE

PAPER HAN6IN6. CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

done at th« oW »t»nd, «gn of the P»ist Kro Mkrtm vf Multwrrv and Fourth Streets, one door iwih of the «*w fii|««t Chorrh h»

VVAUREX.

Trt*-Battlc, Maj 3), 184$ 24-tf

JAMES HOOK. THOMAS HOOK.

Terre-Haute, April Id, 1847—17—tf

Farmers take IVotlee.

GOOD supply of Lake Salt, a superior article for table and dairy use—for sale at the Hardware Store, east side of the Public square. (Look out for the same old Pad Lock.)

Nipper!'* Corner.

BARGAINS MAKGAI\S

THE

proprietor has just arrived from Philadelphia, with a very large and splendid assortment of

Superior Clothing,

Manufactured 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 qimlity yf

Black and Blue Cloth Coats, Cashmeret Sacks, Habil Cloth, Tweed and Queen's cloth

Sac.k-Coats, Cassi~ mere Pants, Satin Vests,

cheap rMhing,-

the.nonJH,yment

for sale as

cheap, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, asthey cau be purchased -in tho Eastern cities. JOHN PALMER.

Terro-Hante, June 14, 1848-26-tf

SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LAXiS. NOTICE is hereby given that the nndersignrd will offer at public sale, «t 'he Court-House door in Terre-Hnute,

the_interest due on the same

to the Congressinnsl Township, in which it is situated, to-wit: Lot number eighty-five (S5.) in section sixteen, township twelve, north of range nine west (CJ* Terms of sale regulated bv l»w.

W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor.

June 53, 1818-28-tds Prs fee $4,00

Fowling Otuw—Powder, Lead,

dec.

FEW ten supenor Fowling Guns, real Mub and twist and Dams-cos barrels of f»ond»n m*ke. Rifle snd (ion Powder, Percussion C»|»s. Shot end l«e»s!. for sale Ht

Msy 31, 1848-24-tf J. COOK & SON.

PARLOR LAMPS, GLOBES, Ac. A SMALL (smrtmait of very handsome par/V lor 1 with Globes snd Chimneve to match, for sale low hv J. COOK & SOX. «!, 1818-24-tf

Photographic Colored

il in

en LP* c&£3o

'T^HF sshseHber haviof maro«i is oo* pret»»rf! to I »*ke rfamriMe, rorrect, 6t»et«,el and lifr-liks

DAI Gt~EI!f}BOTYPE:S. whkJ»eaooot ymrfWit.1

If tkM wins pstnwiise him, utsotprewstM wtUi picjures,

m» eimrft ttitt it —mi*.

rrrwMtt Mtm of kttisi IAmmcks «f 4e«aned frte»4s, «iu ke atleadM

to promptly.

Business £arbs

:v.

R. W. Thompson,

LOUISIANA.

Bank in New" Orleans par WISCONSIN. Wiscon Fire

State Bank and Bran par Commercial BankCin par

Ins Co.

(checks) Milwaukie 2 dis

nent value of Gold nnd Silvr. American Eagles,910 Halves.5 Quarters..82 50 Sovereigns, crown stamp, halves in proportion.4 33

Do dragon do do do ...-1 85 Napoleons. 20 franc pieces 3 80 Guinea, Knelish 5 00 Spanish Doubloons* 16 00 Patriot, Mexican, and Columbian Doubloons* 15 50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion 4 00 Ten Thalers 7 80 Ducats 2 15 Portugu'-se. old French and English gold vary so much in weight, that it stiould betaken (for every dollar's weight) at the rate of 16 00 Spanish pillardollars(uol injured) 1 prem Five.franc pieces 93 cents English shilling 20 cents

•+,%

Amort Kiuxct. J. K. Kixkei

KINNEY &KI NEY, Attorneys and Counsellors A A W 4": .TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.*

ID" Oflice in tbe Court-House, 6onih room, ap-'taire. Terre-Hnute, March 31,1847-15-tf

HAS

R. N. HUDSON,

acain resumed the practice, nml will, for the future, give prompt attention to all business intrasted with him. rrjP Office, Town-Hall, third door.

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

f^ROVERMAN & BOURNE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Forwarding Agents, and Dealers in Dry Goods, Queensware, Hardwaie, Groceries and Country Produce generally,National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la.

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

AVID S. DANALDSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, "Wabash Express Oflice," National Road, enst of Market Street, will furnish Deeds, take Acknowledgements, &c.

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

GOODS AT WHOLESALE

AT THE '.

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, ^-c.

Fine nn.l common FUR CAPS, mens and boys Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, Tho largest and best assortment of Brussels, Ingrain, and common Cl&r* ever offered in this market, embracing many ridi nnd desirable palterns. Indian 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

E E N S W E

embracing some splendid China Tea Sets, and several sets of deep blue ware. Eastern Stocking Yarn, Spun Cotton. Batting, Spanish Sole Leather, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c., kc., &c, All of the above are offered for cash, or most kinds of Produce in hand at TitF. ykhy i.owkst UAtKS. We particularly invilo the Jnb-

binK Trade,

having bought largely with a view

to that branch of business. F. R. WHIPPLE & CO. Terre-Hante, Sept. 29. 1847—41—tf

LIFE Ii\SUUAlVCE»

THEsubscriber

has been appointed Apent of

the Mutual Ltfelnsurance Company ofNcw York, and will receive and forward any applications for titsuronce.

The importance and utility of Life Insuranceis becoming a matter of deep interest with all classes of the community, snd is now occupying much of public attention. Persons in every station of society, may secure t» their families in the event of death, a comfoitnhle support and independence, by making with thisinstitution a small annual investment forinsurnnceon theirlives. Individuals may effect insurance on their own lives, or the lives ofothers on the most favorable terms.

PamphletsexplaininE ihe 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.

JOHN F. URUFT

April 1,1846-15-tf

THETerre-Haute

H. D. Scott.

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

^ttoruens at £nt»,

i' TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA/ No*ember'17, 1847-48-tf $ '"I

O* Persons indebted to the undersigned will, in his absence, settle with H.D. Srott, Esq. Not. 1, 1847-lf R. W. THOMPSON.

DENTISTRY.

i, s, mil, ID. ID,

BUCKEYE STORE.

THEtheir

subscribers take pleasure in announcing to friends and the public generally, that they have juSt received the Inrsrest and most general Stock of Merchandise they have ever before brought to this market, consisting ill pnrt of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweedsc/olhs,

Kentucky Jeans, Linseys and Flannels of all kinds,Plaid Linings and Cloaking, I'alo Alio and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and

Five ffiamlrctl Picccs Prints, embracing every style and variety, large supply of Brown nnd Bleachcd Muslins, a good assortment of

O O S

such as Jackonels, Cross-barred Muslins Laccs, Edgings, Insertings, c., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comforters, Sfc. Straw and Leghorn

Agcnt

GLOBE FACTORY.

THE

subscribers wish to

have erected a FACTORY, two and a half miles south east of ARMIESBURGH, INDIANA, snd are in operation, manufacturing Cloths, Flannels, Satinets, and Blankets, ou the following terms: Cloths wide 45 cts. I Satinets, 40 cts. Flannel 40 inches 30 Blankets, bv the prS3

•TOOL CARDED AND SPUN at 16$c. per pound the wool must be clean snd clear from all hard substances that would injure canls.

All kinds of country Csrding and Cloth Dressing attended to with despatch. Cloth left at the store of Warren «Sc Turner, Terre-Haute, will be taken and returned when finished. «£0 All dsrk colors on Cloth 20 cents per yard, and all other work in proportion.

C? Farmer's Produce taken in payment for work. LOWRY & McCUKE. April 26, 1848-19-4m

N O I E

THANKFUL

signed would say to the citizens of TerreHante and the public generally that be intends continuinc ihe

MERCHANT TAILORING Bosinesa at tbe old stand, one door north of the Town Hall, where clothing of all descriptions can be had on the shortest notice snd moderste Urtns.

DAVID

April 1. 1846-16-tf

All dnscrinioas

eapjiag crscatsd, and la all um perfect,or

at "r»«rof4Lfc ml Katfcieal R«atd st.^ap

swinj Br. H. a. Smhh-*Dentjil ndfce- «... A. JIODESITT. TttR-iluts, Nutlt I, ISffi-l&ta

subscriber re«|ectfully informs ihecititons of and surroundina cotintrv. that he has just received a lot of VERMONT MARBLE, suitable for

HEAD STONES, TOMB TABLES, &c., which he is prepared to finish in style of workmanship that no live man can beat. flj* Shop one square directly east of the CourtHouse, and two doors south of Fairbank's Rifle

Fa.^ory-

IScustomers

ready to wait on at all

times. Office Southeast of Reinhnrd'sstore. N. B. No cretlit given for operations, un

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

A. DlLLiE.

1 erre-Haute, February 2, 1848-7-tf

BOSSER'S BINDERY

THE subscribers ufe pleasure in informing the public that they still carry on

BOOK BINDING,

tn oil its branches. They are constantly supplying themselves with the best of Eastern Paper, and can furnish customers vViih

Of all sizes and descriptions. AII orders will meet with prompt attention, and the work executed with neatness and despatch. 'I hey would also inform the public that they have attached to their Binderv a large

BOOK AND JOB PKINTING OFFICE, Consisting of new material, selected with great care by experienced workmen, with which they nre prepared to cxecute

Letter Press Printing, of every description,

Such as Books, Pamphlets, Cards, Billets, Labels, Hand Bills, S/,„w Bills. Bills of Lading Way Bill*. Rank Checks. Manifests, Blanks, Ac., 4 c- Gold, Silver, Lithographic and Xylographic Printing, and Engraving. .1. ROSSER &" BROTHER.

Lafayette, Indiana, 1848.

N. B. Books to he bound, or orders for any kind of Blank Books, may be lefiNit thfe Express Oflice, in Terre-Haute, to which place the

be returned nt the earliest opportunity, warranted and prices low. March 22, 1818-14-1

will

Work

MEDICAL NOTICE.

J. A. Williams, Homoeopathic Physician, FFIENDERS his profetssional services lo the citJL izens of Terre-Haute ami vicinity. The experience of fifteen years successful practice in this countty, (the last two and a half years in this place,) induces him to believe that lie can treat the diseases of this climate, (Homoeopathically or otherwise) as successfully as nnv Physician of the place, be his pretensions what they may. 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 of his old customers and others who may give him their preferences. All medicines must be paid for before taken from the oflice, except to regular and punctual customers.

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

HOMOEOPATHY.

SIMLLIA SIMILIBUS—CURANTTTFT. DR. A. P. ARNOLD 'takes this method of informing the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that he has permanently located himself in an office on Ohio street, ea^t of the Post-Oflice, and will be happy to wail upon those who may favor him with a call.

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

Those afflicted with inflamed, wpaR nnd sore eyes, may be relieved speedily tinder the treatment of Dr. A., and, in fact, nil the diseases of the country, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, will be speedily and radicnlly relieved.

Qj* Dr. A. will always be found at his Office, unless absent on professional business. Residence at the City Hotebj

October 27, 1847-45-tf

mm Di9 33913,

Cabinet Ware-ltoom. HE 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 fill all orders, from a cradle to a coffin, with promptness, Btnl in as good style and finish, and with as good materials as at any shop in Indiana. 'I'hose in want of any article in tho

CABINET LINE,

If®ches,

BivP

notice that they

HARTCOUK.

Terre-Haote, May 31, 1848-24-rf

Fire A Marine Insurance Afjeucy. JOHX F. CRl FT. .. Agtnt Protection Insurance Company.

D" Policies itntd on Houses. Merrlmiidire. Cargoes.Stejitn and Keel Boats, on the most fa. vorakle terms.

WHITE LEAD, OILS, TFRPE3CTHE, AC. AA Kegs pare No. I White l^sd, from 'he

I v*v" Manufactory of Conkfin*, Wood

tc Co.

Cincinnati, Linserd Oil, Lard Oil, and Turpentine, jost received and lor sale I }w ht May 31, 1848. J, COOK &

are re

quested to call and examine specimens nnd prires. (£j* All kinds of Lumber and Produce taken in exchange for work. JACOB SITES.

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

SADDLE III It IV ESS MAKIXG.

J. M. Hacrer

conducting the above business in all its bran011 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.

Aug. 10. 1846-35-tf

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. LANK BANK NOTES, suited for this Branch, and of the late improved form, also

BILLS of EXCHANGE,

for past patronage the under-

For sale at the

EXPRESS OFFICE.

Qtteensware, Glassware,

May 31, 1848-24-tf

See.

ST teccivcd a large and complete assortment of Crockery and Glassware, embracine nearly every article in the line at nncommonlv low ratps, for sale bv J. COOK 61 SON.

SALE OF HSI» l»ORT«4CiE» TO TIED SURPLUS REVE.ME FFKD. ri!H E following tract of land, or so much there-

JL ol as may be necessary, wdl on .Saturday the 6th day of August 1848, between the hoars of 10 o'clock A. M»and 4 o'clock P. M., at tbe CourtHouse door in tbe town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, lie offers,! for sale lo the b'ghest bidder, the bid being equal ti) Ihe amount chargeaide tbe same having been mortcaged to iheSiatiof Indian*, to secure a I«oan from the Surplus Revenue Fond in said county, and forfeited by the non-payment of interest due thereon. U»-i»it:

The east half of the southwest ^uarUr ol see lion

five in Township 10. north of range nine west.- 1

Mori eased bv William il.rttu-Loaa, interest' ?!""ona'

Morteased by William Martiu—Loan, and damasrea $182,04. Costa of advertising added tn ahove amount.

W. N. HAMILTON, Auditor.

Mav 31, 1848-24-9w. £4.00

FAMILY GROCERIES.

SUPERIOR

Loaf and powdrrcd Sugar. New

Orleans and Mnscovado, do^ Rio, Havana, and old government Java CofJe*. Sugar House and Plantation Molasses Voting Hyson. Imperial. Gunpowder, Powchong (Black) Teas—Very fresh, and warranted of tbe 1m*1 quality. Mar kle's fresh gmoiMl superfine Floor, just received and for sale low br

Kir 31, IWS-S4-II,

COOK & SON'.,

FJtESII ITLBDICIWES. TERBE-DAIJTE

BISTDft&VSTOIB]!

THESubscriber

cask Japan Varnish

5 casks

takes pleasure in

nnnouncins to his friends and the public genernllv, that he is now receiving his

SPRING PUR

CHASES*

which is the largest

and most general stock of Goods in his line, that can he 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 tbe same prompt attention and pricrs be fully as low as if the purchaser were present in person.

Ginseng, Flaxseed, Feathers,'Mustard Seed, &c., will Itc taken as

cash

20 lbs Red Precipitate, 5 lbs White 20 Ilis Corrovise Sublilimate. 10 lbs Oxalic Aid 15 ounces Iodine 2 Iodine of Iron.' 3 Iodine of Lead. 4 of Mercury, 50 dr'ms Sulph. Morphine, 100 ounces Quinine, 5 ounces Snlnriue. 10 lbs.Bicarb. Potass, 20 ounces Hydriodate Potass, 2 ounces Strychnine, 3 ounces Varatrine 50 lbs Carb. Ammonia 100 Cream Tartar 140 Carb. Soda 500 Epsom Salts sr 300 Glauber Salts 50 lbs Rochelle Salts 50 lbs Saltpetre 500 S il Soda 50 lbs Tart. Acid 25 lbs Carb. Mauncsia 25 lbs Calcined \Q0 Chloride Lime 100 Marble Dust 100 Plaster Paris 50 I'is Pearlash 50 lbs Potash 900 Snlicrntus 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 Elhor -1 15 lbs Acetic Acid 20 ouuees Creosoto 20 lbs Muriate Tin 2 bbls Caslor Oil 6 bbls Linseed Oil 2 bbls Lard Oil 2 bbls Sperm Oils 1 cask Sweet Oil' 8 bbls Tanner's Oil 2 bbls Copal Varnish. 1 cask sup. Coach 1 Cask Black Varnish

for any article in the

establishment, in w4iich may be found a general assortment of Mineral and Botanic Medicines, Paintsl

Oils, Dyc-Sluffs. Pure Liquors, Pet'

fipts Turpentine lion

100

lbs Ex. Logwood. Window Glass

5 lbs Ex.

100

fSs.

fumcries. Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Slack Teas, 4c., 4c. His late arrivnls consist in part as followsf 15 lbs Eng. Calomel, 500 lbs Rosin Soap 15 lbs Amer. 500 lbs British Lustre* 16 lbs Blue Mass, sup. 50 lbs Chrome Green5 30 lbs P. P. Curb. Iron, 50 lbs Chrome Yellow 300 Flour of Sulphur, 50 lbs Paris Green

2fi lbs Ivory Black 200 lbs Litharge, puro 500 lbs Eng. Lampblack 200 lbs dry White Lead 500 lbs Amer. Red Lead 300 lbs Eng. Red Lead fcOO lbs Vonitian Red 100 kegs White Lead J00 lbs Putty 100 lbs Verdigris 300 lbs Yellow Ochre 50 lbs Stone Ochre Blue and Red Smalts 50 lbs Span. Anuatto« 300 lbs Alum 50 Blue Vitriol 200 Copperas 400" Camwood 300 Fustic 100 Span. Flot Indigo 20 Bernini Indigo 50 Lac Dve ,r 6 bbls Logwood 300 lbs Madder, Dutch 200 Nicaragua 100" Red Sanders 100" Red Wood 5 bbls Alcohol 2 pure French Brandy 4" American Brandy 1 cask Peach Brandy 1 Holland Gin 1 Jamaica Rutn 1 pure Port Wino 1 "Tenerilfe Wine 1 Brown Sherry j.. 4 Malaga Wino 2 Madeira Wine 2 old Bourbon Whisky 50 lbs superior Cayenne 100 Bavbrrry 100 Maccatiba Snuff 20 Rnppee Snuff 50 Scotch Sttuff 200 superior Tobacco Pino cigars Lemon Syrup Ground cinnamon Ground cloves Ground spice Ground Ky. Mustard Pure Salad Oil Shoe Blacking Perfumeries Brushes of every dcscrip-

Barks Syringes of very superior

lbs Caslilc Soap Surgical instruments

ID"

Liquors of the

best kind

& BEYMER

Their stock

are kepi only for owl halts,shoe

medicinal purposes. J. R. CIJN'INGHAM. Terre-Hatitey April 5, 1848— IG—tf.

JACOlt K. OttAfF. IVOAII IIKTMItli COPPER, TIN, AND SHfiET IRON1

MANUFACTORY.

GRAFF

still conduct

'the

above business on National Rond Street, north of the Court-Hotise, and are prepared to furnish promptly any thing in their line, manufactured from the best material and In the best style nf wotkmanship.

manufactured

TIN WARE

Is general, embracing everything in commoti

fstttt'

ily Use. and in sold WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Ihe lowest rates, or exchanged on fair tcfrtia for acceptable country produce.

STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!

They have also on hand, directly from the Cin ciniinti Foundries, the most approved patterns of COOKING STOVES,

Queen of the IVest, Slraub Stove, Bexar's Phcenix Premium,' Webb's Queen City Premium, and Jlir .:o Tights For Parlors, Inns, Families,

GRAFF

Terre-Hante, May 34, 1848-23-if.

^RTBTpurcTL TENDERS his services lo the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share of public patrorisce. in lite practice of

Office in Sasseen't building, comer of National Roxl and Fourth Streets, Terrc-Hanfe, Ind., May 31, 1848-24-3m

BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE. undetsisned wishes to dispose of

h»

NEW ARRIVAL OF

A W A E r*

AT The

nre now

ffeeiving our fall purchasca 0

Tf Hardware, Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper ami more extensive stock than can be found elsewhere in the Wabash Valley, or in the State of Indiana. We have added many new articles, as well as increased the assortment and variety of many heretofore kept II will be our aim and desire to give satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage, assuring them (without sellinc at cost) that our prices will be at a mason a hie advance from cost, and much reduced on some particular kinds of goods, In the line of heavy goods, we offer for sale—

Iron of all kinds, Steel,

hoop iron, sheet iron, Braziers eepper, tinned copper, wire, tiu plate, blocklin, xinck, axle drafts, eliptic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvils, smith's bellows, vices, lend pipej to coil chain to f, binges for barn doors and alt kinds of doors,

Nails, Glass, Oits, Lead?

powder at retoil and by the keg at $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, crobars, mattocks, pecks,

tog and Tracc Chains), and various other articles not herein mentioned. A large and complete assortment of pocket anil la* ble cutlery, at wholosaleatid retailj a large assortment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, and gilt and bronze stands, side lamps, store lamps (suspending,) and a lar.'.o quantity of extra shades and chlltinevs and lump wicks. In the way

af hottse furnishing,

inclu

ding superior extra tea waiters in setts or single brass anti-irons, fancy iron do, shovel and tongs, brass candlo sticks, brass and polished slitifiersi wire fenders, table castors, brittnnin tea setts, block, tin tea pots, fancy brushes, crnmb biUshes, real german silver table and tea spoons, Ivory Tabid Knivds and Fortes ill atits^ 51 pes Carvers and forks, curtain pins and curtain bands, tea bells, &c.4 &c'

Also, numerous other articles which cannot here be enumerated. Our assortment of building materials embrace a great variety of locks and dour latches, and those building will find it lor thcif interest in prices nnd variety t.i cive us a call.— On hand as usual, a very large stock of Coopcri" tools of Rochester nnd Cincinnati manufacture.— We hovo taken spccinl pains tn procure a largd and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds, nnd We assure the mcchnnit ou nnvfame, that we shall take pleasure ill showing or selling him bill.

S A E S

Having devoted a large share of our store, capital and interest to the saddle, harness and Car' ringe trimmings, we are prepared with a most complete assortment of trees, plush, cloths, hog skins, pad skins, buckles, terrets and iiooks, hatnes anil chains, vVebhing. thread, riligs, hilts, stirrups, gig trees, laccs of bcnulifu! patterns, fringes, lulls, (licked moss, and purecurltld hair, top leather (eastern dressed,) patent leather} very large assortment of figured and pl iin rubber cloth, patent oil cloths $ to 1^ yards wide, bend linings, brass and plated bands,dashes and joints, oil cloth carpetings. malleable irons, a very first rate piece of tl rail cloth for seats, sent handles,and coach duor hiliges.

Weoller, also, to Shoe and Boot manufactures*

large slock of eastern dressed French Calfskins,

lbs Ex.Liquorice^**, quality Morocco do, lining skins, bindifig leather, short

('pegs

all sir.es,sparrdw-bills, copper nails,Htvls.

0^/* The

April

BEYMER.

MEDICINE, MID

WIFERY A SURGERY. Having had several years' ex|»e* rience in the treatment of We*tern

Diseases, Dr. )'. hopes by a close attention to business, to merit tbe 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 ANI) CAMPHORETTKJ) LIN I- •. MENTS, &C. N. B: Persons laboring under Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia, Cancer and Scrofula, would do well to consult Dr. P. (£jr* Diseases of Women and Children particalarty attended lo.

HOUSE and LOT. No 2#, on

Kowi'

of Fourth Street, ... JW

Haute. Tbe House is a two-story brick, with a story and a hall frame attached, contains seven rooms and a good cellar. The

lot

is 20 fret front, by 75

feet derp. It is a good business stsnd now, and the lot will increase in value every day. Term* will be msde reasonable.

Apply at tbe premises to

C. F. SCHAAL.

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

Kanawha Salt. Barrels Kanawha Salt, on consignment I and for sale by Manh i, 1048-11-tf. S. H. POTTER Co.

ami

thread, lirtrnincrsj

(loots,

rasps,

pincers,punches,

&c.. Act

highest price in cosh or goods

paid for most kinds of Produce.

will

lid

Q3* A quantity of Lake ami tfnnbiWn .Soil ffi| anle. S. H. POTTER &. CO. Terre-Hante. Sept. 29,184^4 I-v

l'KOT|CT10N! PROTECTION!

Tiik

undersign

ed having beeii appointed agent for the Colnmbns Insurance Company. is now prepaf cd in take risk* against Joss or dainacfl by fire,

and (0 Insure goods transported on rivers and ca* nals. in and from the eastern cities and (owns in the Untied states,

Person* Insuring wflh said Company trill

i*i:w

fllHE

trade lafely owned by

south room of

will sell on moderate terms for cash,

&c,

These stoves are of the latest and most approved patterns, and will be sold as low as they can be had on the Wahaah.

btt

dealt with promptly and hnfiurahlt.W, IV. HAMli/IW, Agent. Terre-Haute, April 29, 1846.10-tf

Undersigned kove purchased

the

sfock irt

h. Lemon, in lh«f

(he

Linton building in

and

Tetrc-Hntott!

11 vn'commenced business

hrn'er Ihe firtrt

of J. F, & E. C. King, where they hiiefid keep a general assortment of Staple and Fnney Goods, Groceries,(Juceusware,&c.|—-which

ihrf

tir

in ei*

change for Ihe productions of the counfrv.

r' J. F. fcfNU, E. IN O March 1, 1848-11

LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY. John F« Cl'Mftj Agent Mutual Life Insurance Cowpany, N. Yt

Policies for one year, Or seven years, fof life, iKsued on the most favorable terms.

I, 1847-15-tf n*

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. rpHE Ohio Mutual Insurance Company insured against losses by fire, on the Mutual or Cash system,as preferred by Ihe insured.

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

Tbe ability of this companv is undoubted. J. K. KINNEY. Agent* IT* Office in the Court-House. Terre-Haute, May 1, 1848-20-ly

SALi:OF LAND MORTGAGED 1'0 TilE CONG KESSIONAL TOWN

SHIP FUND.

THEso

following pieces, parrels, or lots of land, or much of each as may lie necessary, will, on Saturday tbe &th day of August, 1848, lietween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M., at tbe Court-House door in the Town of Terre-Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, be offered for sale to the highest bidder, the bid being equal to the amount chargeable: the same having been mortgaged to the State of Indians, to secure loans from the Congressional Towriship Fund, in said county, and forfeited by non-pay-ment of interest due thereon, to-wit:

Tbe east half of ihe west half of the northwest. quarter of section number two, in Township thirteen, north of ranee eight west. Losn, interest, and damages $215,05—mortgaged by Jsaac Henry. Also the east half of the southeast qusrtcr, and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty-two in Township thirteen, north of rsnge eiebt west, mortgaged by Luke Johnson—Ioan, interest and damages $98,82.— .\lao tbe uorthwest quar'er of the southeast quarter of section eighteen. Township thirteen, north of range 7 west, and the ihe northwest quarter of the' northeast quarter of section twenty-three. Township thirteen, north of isnge eight west.— Mortgaged by James Billiler—Loan, interest and damaites. $109,51.

Also the west half of the southeast quarter of section twenty-two. in township eleven, north

rsnge eight west, mortgaged by John R. Lee— Loan, interest and damages $116,67. Coats of advertising will be added on day of sale. W. N. HAMILTON, Auditor.

May 31, I818-21-9w. $7,25