Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1848 — Page 3

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Foci Harrison MJISS Meeting.

At meeting of the Committee of Arrange

ments for the Fort Harrison

MUM

nt the Court-lJoase in Terre-Haute, on the 5th inst., the following resolution was unanimously

adopted, ond the editors of the Terre-Haute paper* requested to publish the same till the day of

the meeting:

Resolved,

That a general invitation is hereby

given to the friends of Gen. Taylor and Millard Fillmore, and the public—far and near, in the ^iorth, South, Ei»t and West—to attend the GRAND MASS MEETING at Fori Il-mison, on the 5ih of September next.

VV. F. KRL'MBHAAR, Chairman.

E. W. Coxa nu. Secretary.

Blitz's Medicines,

T)r

the Indian Qitren Vegetable Sugar Coated VilliThese pills luve obtained an unprecedented popularity •because in all diseases peculiar to the wrsl tliey have V.ail unprecedented success. It Is no wonder, therefore, Thai medical charlatans have been enfasred In inamifacluring and sending abroad other pills ami medicines with the vain hope of rivalling iu public estimation "Hrayif's Su«ar Cot-ieU Pills." This cannot be done, as some who have tried the spurious medicines have found la their cost. I Bee Dr. Brays'* advertisement In another column.

ARRIVAL I:\TR40ITII\ AIII: BY SMITH'S WAGON USE. •THE QUICKEST TRIP YET!

SMITH,

the M'util.ir teamster has arrived—only 2 days from Covington, bringing us 40 Keg* best Kentucky Rifle i'uwder, 15 Kegs Blasting

do.

For tale luw.

We have also bern receiving I-irge nddiins to our stock ol Hardware genernilip—also of Iron, Nails, Snike*, &c., innl.i ia an extensive unrove-| mcnl in our Store all ol wlii.l, will enable u* to IW

be the most accommodating. as well as the most )r,'»ed

extensive concern in the Wal.asl, Valley.

Patent Uterine Truss.

12 have been appointed an ngent for the sale of Dr. Thomson's Puti'lit Uleriiio Truss. They are the most popular now in use, and ore recoinmenih'tl l.y the Medico! ftCUlly throughout the United States.

We liavo pamphlets gi* i•»(? a desolation of the Instrument, and l.tslrucliini* for it« application. (J. .1. ALLISON & (JO.

Terre-Haute, August 23, ItMH-Iifi-'f

AN O WAMKI). i\ tlieSUtnl Jnlv at liu!» iiinpn'i4, triink supposed to liclnug to a volunteer was put 4 ilo my wugon ni.liike, anil I have been unaLle

I'IIMI

tin owner. It coutulis some

August 3, '48-3S-3»v.

Alt\OM»

IR. 4. I

Pr. A. practices upon the Ilommopalhic planit system which is now generally adopted iu Europe, aud iu many places in the United .States, and vie long bids fair to to imivcr»a!ly approved and odopti'il.

Those afflicted with inflamed, weak and sore oyes, may ho telievrd speedily under tho treatment of Dr. A., and, in fact, all the diseases of the rountry, especially Chronic and Mercurial diseases, will io *|cedily aud radically relieved. (Jj1* Dr. A. will always he found at his Office, unless absent on prnt'essionil business.

Residence at the City Hotel. October 27, 1847-I5-If

VASlvS, YASKS.

JUST

received and lor sale bv nu« 1«.

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CANEMBAESASSEABCCSS^

MeetiHg, held

MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK! THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

By Dr. A. Mauricean, rtioF£*son or IIISEASKS

Sixth Edition, 18mo. pp350: Price #1.

50.000 Cnpim sold in Six Months! Years of suffering, of physical and mental aniuish to man an affectionate wife, and pecuniary difficulties to the husband might have been spared thousands now poor would have enjoyed competence thousands now broken In health would have eojjred it hundreds now in their graves been stlljlalive, by a timely poeseasion of this work.

It is intended especially for the married or those contemplating marriage, as it discloses important secrets which should be known to them particularly.

Truly knowledge is power. It is health, happiness, affluence. The revelations contained in its pages hare proved a blessing to thousands, as the innumerable letters received by the author will attest.

Here, also, every female—the wife, the mother, the one either budding into womanhood, or the one in the decline of years in whom na'.ure contemplates an important change—can discover the causes, symptoms, and moet efficient remedies, and mm certain modes of cure, in every complaint to which her so* is subject.

Its importance lo llie Married may be gathered from the fact. ilia".

make from

Cilf-

illey.

Look lor the

1' I (J l' H. H,

AD LOCK. POTTER & CO.

August 23, '48-3G-lf.

1 11 I'• C.

ull ol wl,l.:h may lie had on oppii.:ull in to uic and }ia)iug lor tl.i advcrrl lenient. A. T. LI? WIS. Vijo County, 10 miles southeast of Terre-Haulc.

IvSTiCAY cons.

8TIIAVKI)

ftorn Ter-

le-lLnilo about the

first of April la*t, two Cows, sii[ipo-ed to bo wifh calf, both red one of them was blind of llw riuht

vye—no other marks recollected. A reasonable Toward will be given'for the recovery of said Cows, •or information where they cin be found, by applying this oflire, oral Ftutton's Ktnrr, upper ini| of National Komi S reet, Terre-Haulc.

Aiigu-l 23, 18'18-:iG-lf.

110 AI (E 0 PA T11Y.

SI MIL IA -SIMlLlBtJS—CURANTUR.

Publl*hli.« Office, 129 Liberty si. New

lakes lliio mi'tlioil of inloriiiiui the ^tihed lor in said conipany, on the first of Jnly ciliieni ol 'I'ciri'-llatite ami vicin- ticvt. nv. Ilial lie has permanently |..c«-

ted hin.soll in an nflice on market

J. AI.I.ISON & CO.

Fi rs,

FI TS.

S VeRi'tal'l' Extract for Fits, just

u. A in receiveti and for sale bv C. J. AI.I.ISON & CO.

AURUSI IS

C. J. AI.I.ISON A CO.

ImiANATI TYPE FOlNDEllY A N

Printer's Warehouse, Ccutro Street, one door from Vine, Cinciminti.

Keeps ronslantlv on hand and manuftcturcs to order, Piliitl ig Presses ef the most approved patterns llnullsli Mini (iorninii Trpr«, nntl

rc now

street, near the Town Hall nnd Crawford and Jacob 1). Early., as commissioners, will he happv to wail upon those

Thfl

l'v.nent

xvho tnnv lavor '.i.n with a call. quired ai the time of suhscttoing. April 2fi, 18 IP- lt)-tf. C: 1JOSTJ,

i.s,

of every deseripti m, at the esiabll-heU 1 ill of price* of the Eastern Foundeil.-*. HORACE WE!.!.«»,

Agent

Cincinnati, August 23, 1848-36-tf

AX ORMIXAXCE

Changing and eflaldisMiMg certain Gtvdet therein mentioned. IK it ordained by the Common Council of .IF the. Town of

7Vrr*s//tftt/«, That the grade

heretofore anUiiml and established between the centres of K*rIo and Fourth Streets, and the centres of Sycamore and Fourth Streets, be hereby annulled ami discontinued, and the lite survey made by John Uurdan, between said points, (a plat of which dated August 18th,

ISIS,

and

tiled with the record# of this Board, bein* made a part of this ordinance,) be established as the permanent grade of Fourth Street between the point# above named.

Tl is berth# farther ordained.

That the survey of Fourth Street lately made by

said Uurdtn. from the centre of Sycamore strcrt

north to the Cr*« Cut Canal, at the

paid Fourth street, be adoptetl and established as the permanent grade between said above named points. ...

Skc.

And it

hereby further ordained.

That the late survey made t»y the *»me, from the crossing of Sycamore and Fourth stterU to the crossinjr of Sycamore and Market street*, be adopted and established a* the. permanent trade between said above named points.

Sgc. 4. AH ordinances or parts of ordinance* establishing erodes for «b« Town of Terre-Haute, conflicting wilh any of the provisions of this ordinance, are hereby abrogated and repeated.

Adopted August. Stst 1848. WM. K. EDWARDS,

Attest: D.

THE

or wo*M.

True tiling Agents

Tlircc fo Five Dollars a Day! from its sale, hundreds ofaetive emerprizing agents are accumulating a liule competence from the liberal discount allowed, and the great demand for it. Orders are required lobe accompanied with payment. Copies will be scul (o I lie Purchaser free ol" Postage.

Overtwtnty thousand copies have been sent by mail within three months with perfect safety and certainty On the receipt of One Dollar, the "Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" will be sent

(mailedfree)

to any part of the Uni:ed States. All letters and applications from th«e desiring to become agents must be

""eplll,o*e

containing a remittance)and ad

Dr' A" M-

Mauriceau, Bo* 1«4. New lork

\ork.

The "Married Woman's Private Medical Companion Is sold by Booksellers throughout the United States August 16, 18IS-3J-3m.

PATEXT MEDICI.'VES. JE are the appointril. anil exclusive aeents for the sale of the following valuahlu Medicines: \V. O'Cnnuer's purely vegetable Ague and Fever Nostrum

I'arviii'n T.mie Mixture, for the Fever6c Ague l)r. Win. Hull's H.ilxiiin, for the Lungs Dr. Kale's Iodine Sana ive, for the Lungs Dr. Duncan'* Expectorant, lor the Lungs Hi rricli's Biigur Caletl I'llls,Herrick's Tonic Uiiiers Herrick's Kriatic Linamenl Whitrnort's Vegetable Linnment Marshal!'^ Rbeumatic Linamcnt. Wo keep nlso a good supply of all the popular Mcdicincs of the dav.

C. .1. ALLISON & UO.

Terre-II.iute, August 10, 1848 35-3w

]\ew Fall and Winter C£^CS}CZL'Jll£3o JE arc now opening a large and desirable lot of neiv goods lor Fall and Winter sales, and will ronliiiue lo receive daily accessions to our stock tbrouihout the season. Having resident partner East, we will at all times be supplied with a full and general assortment of Dfy Goods, which we shall endeavor lo oiler as low as they can he bought East, in like quantities, with the addition of carriage. We invite merchants and dcolera in Dry Goods

to call mid examine our stock we

ihink we can ofl'er them inducements lo purchase in this market. We return our thanks to old customers for their former patronage and would respectfully solicit coniii'iianre of their custom.

UI.ACHLV & SIM I SON,

No. 1 I, Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincrnuati, August 10, 1848-35-11

TO 1IIB: NTOCKIIOLI)i:itS

OF TIIK 'J-F-1! I'M I AlJ'iT, AND HICHMO.N'D KA1I.KOAD COMPANY.

"^trOU are hercliy notified to j»av to J. I!. Tur.l ner, at tle etc.re ol Wnrren «.V 'Furncr, the sum of four dollars, on cncli share of stock, snh-

f«»r additional subscrip

,inn ,,f ,l,,,

sti|iervision of Joint

1'res. of T. If. and K. Railroad On.

IICI in: AM» 111:41,111.

UAVING

received an anency for the Arm

York Life, I'ire. Marine and Inland State Stock Insurance Company,

thousand dollars,

the undeisigned is

prepared to consider all applications for Insurance. The company liavinc a capital of

five hundred

and dividing their business up

on ftuir dilfercnt branches of insurance, iliry thus avoid the great error o| former cotn|«tiies. by having only one-fourth of their interests nfleeted by any calamity! keeping at all limes three-fourths of their business to m^tnin the one-fourth which mav le airected by those disasters, which so olten ruin those companies, whose whole capital Is engaged upon either fire, marine, life or inland insurance

The company ha* complied with the late act of our General As?emblv, Regulating Foreign Insurance Companies,*' ami policies will now lie is sued on Houses. Merchandize, Steam ALUs am! S'eamhoats—Life and Health, &c, (See., on as reasonable terms at can be done by any similar inMitution. R. N. Hl

i)cON.

Office Tmvn Hall, 3d dour*

Terre Haute, Aug. 16, l84S-35-2m.

wj,j,

I.E.

UVVigosni.ttiri\s

virtue ol an exccutian i.-«uod from the Circuit Court, and to me directed and delivered, in lavor of John Hodges and \Vnodford P. Henry, administrators of the estate of Lameth l)irlee, deceased, and against Clarkce Barbee and William L. Murphv, liavp levied on the following property, to-wit: The interest ofCUrkee R.trlee in and to the south half of the coutheast quarter of section thirty-four (34') town eleven (I I) notlh of ranee numler nine (9) wc*t tlsm, the following property brlonjjiiiR to William L. .Murphv, tivwi-: forty acre* of land, the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section twrn-ty-one (2t,) town ten (10.) ranee nine (9 forty acres of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section twenty-seven (87.) town ten (10 range nine (9,) being the hnds and tenement# Mongine to the said defendants, and I will, on \VeJne*lay, the tbirterenth day of September, 1 8 41?, at the CouitHousedoor in Terrr-!T jute, within the legal hours of said day, offer the rents and profits of said prem-

tho appurtenances thereunto l»Ionsin«

for a term of *e*en year* and if the* should fail

to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution will then and there offer the fee* simple, to th« hishest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said rtecutioo and costs. M. M. HICKUOX. Sheriff.

Au?. S3. 1S4S-37 3w IVs fee #2 60

BRWe

ROGER'S LIVERWORT AND TAR. assure our customers that we keep none but a geaatne article of this vataabi* Medicine, as has been reported of n*.

August 16, l84S4&-lf

DR.

rret.protem.

D**

Clerk.

Terr^IIaute, Auy. *3, 1 S48-36~3t.

ROGER'S Roj* IVntnfioe, afresh tuppiy ja«t received and fw sale bv C.

AI.LHON CO.

Au«ctl 1«, 1819 39-tf

£V%:

I,. F. CHILTON, Christian courilv. Ky„ J. K. GOODWIN, Taylorpville, K\, J. It. HAMILTON, Hancock county, Ky,, W. E. ^UBLKTT, Clinton, Ky., HI.

HKI.MKK, Sprinsville, la.,

ISIS

».u»*

PERRY 1A VIS'

GENUINE

Vegetable Pain Killer. rpms

of one dollar on each share is re-

AGUE AtfD FEVER OR CHILLS AXD FEVER CURED BY

proprietor ofthis celebrated medicine justly claims

ed lothe public fir the

win most inMatillv cure any and allkituL

of PAINS, its action is like magic, in many cases. Over four bundled thousand bottles have been sold in the New England Slates the hist year.

BKWAUKOF COUSTKJIFKITS!hince

far

safe, certain, tpteayjmd permanent cure

He refers lo the whole Western country to bear him testimony

This remedy has now been extensively used throughout the West anti f?oith«test for the last seven years, and within thai period has permanently cured over 200.000 cases. In all its varied f-Tms. many of which had been of from one to three years standi n». and had resisted all the usual remedies known in this country, and in no case did this medicine fail where the directions were followed properlv. Such is its invariable success that a larse number of respectable practitioners ol medicine, in various parts ol the country, use and prescribe it in preference lo Quinine and all other remedi^.

The public are assured that it is not only certain in its effects as a Tonic, but, beins composed entirely of vecetable medicines, is perfectly innocentln any cases er circumstances, and mar be ivea to females, infants, and all persons of debilitated and delicate constitutions without the least fe*r whatever ofany unpleasant effect. "fhii-medieine It composed of articles of the primesl and purest quality, and is always made by the proprietor in person, after the established forms of pharmacy, (which cannot be said of ihe many Tonics now flooding the Western and fouth western country.) and in this respect alone is rendered greatly superior lo the remedies usually prepared and sold in the country.

By its aperient and powerful diaphoretic properties,added to its tonic qualities, is rendered eminently superior to Quinine and other remedies as a general and popular Tonic in all cases whatever where Tonics are plvper to be administered. The proprietor, therefore, would respectfully invite practitioners and the public eenerally to (rive it but a fair trial, ami they will then be convinced or its great superiority over all other remedies now iu n*e for the purposes specified.

Persons living in districts of country subject to Ane and Fever, Chills and Fever, or Billious Fevers would do well to keep a supply of this valuable remedy always on hami, especially if medical aid cannot be conveniently hail.

The proprietor has now in his possession hundreds of certificates of its value, given by persons who have used it, with many letters from merchants who have cold it largely in their country, as welt as from many respectable practitioners, who have used it in prefr rence to other remedies, attesting it6 value. For the satisfaction of those not acquainted Vrith its valuable curative powers the following letters an3 certificates are given from the many in his possession:

Messrs. Wilson, Pettet Fmith—Gentlemen: The author of this letter is th® measre subject whn presented himseif at your counter, on Friday, the 12th inst.. under a complete state of debility from Fever and Aztie. You will recollect 1 took a bntile of Smith's Tonic fyrup. at jrour earnest solicitation, aud, beinc S'» very weak, I did not wish to lake any medicine until I got home, when I could receive pr.iper attention. I sot home on Sabbath mornins In time to take two doses before my shake came on. It came on at its usual hour (10 o'clock. A.M..) as hard as usual, but it lasted but ffshort time. The feveralso left me a creat deal sooner than usual. In the evening I resumed the Tonic, as directed, and only had time to take three do«ea Until bedtime. Next morning, after breakfast, I continued taking it until the hour of Aeue and Fever had passed, when I drupoed it, and was entirely free froin the disease. 1 did not think it possible for medicine to restore a person as fast as the Tonic restored me. The greatest difficulty now is to govern uiy appetite. 1 do think, without exception, it is, ihe best medicine I ever took, Moat respectfully,

Messrs. Wilson. Pettet Smith— Gentlemen: I wrote you. four days ago, requesting vou to send me more of the Tonic Syrup. I am now entirely out. and have borrowed two dozen. The demand for it is very great. In every instance where It has been tried it has effected a cure. If you have not started the parcel for me before this reaches you, eight or ten dozen of it will not be loo much to send. Respectfully,

h. FKI.SBEK, Milllown, la., P. LKNDKUiM, Falls Hough. Ky., SAMUEL McCLARTY, llarilinsburg, Ky., GKAHAM ft IIA WOltTH, Bowling Green, Ky., $y- Prepared by JOHN i. .^MITH, Author and Proprietor, Louisville, Ky.

US'I

KliCElV

ED.

WATCHES.

A NEW and first rats nasort-

ment of Cold and Silver Watches of every make, warranted ol the best quality, and for sale BS cheap ns they can be hotifjlH nt nnv establishment cipher iu the East or West.

JEWELRY,

Of fine qnaliiy. and every variety of shle, such as Hrcast Fins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Stud*, llracelets, Gold Pencils, Guard and Fob Chains, ftold Pen«, that are warranted cood Lockets, Miuiaturo ('uses, Ciold Keys, Caul Cases, and indeed all that can be willed for in the Jewelry line.

FANCY GOODS.

Fancy Fans, Shell Coinhs, Perfumery, Work Hoxes, flair Brushes, Violin Springs, Accordions, Flutes. IJallle-Dores, firnces, IjCtler and Motto Envelopes, Note Paper, and a variety of other articles not neccssarv to mention.

CUTLERY.

The largest and best assortment of Rodgers & VVortenholms' Knives, Scissors, Razors. &c. be fount! in Terre-Haute) nlso, a good assortment of Chapman's Razor Strops, With Shaving Cream and Sonps, and Brushes, of the most approved quality.

CLOCKS.

The country generally, are inviled to PXtltninc my assortment of Clocks, and if

cent

its great

|o|itlarilv, lmse imitations have been gotten up, and palmed ofT on the community. See that a likeness of the original proprietor is on the butties. A pamphlet of direction* and history of its oiigin accompanies each hollle. Get one and read it.

J. N. HARRIS, General Agent fot the Western States, on Fourth street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders must lie addressed.

For sale by J. R. Ctiningham. Charle* Wood, ami C. .1. Allison. Terre-Haute, Ind. August IB, lS4S-35-6m

THE DENTIST

nAS

returned from the East with a splendid stock of

fi an ©it sail IPootiliis

ami some NEW INSTRUMENTS, and is now ill readiness to wait on his customers. There is now no excuse lor aching teeth—come and have them extracted, or what is still better) have them plueced before ihey begin to iclie, and thus preserve them during lilt'. (L»~ Office removed to South side Public Square, second door Ejst of the Dank.

H. R. SMITH

August 9,1848-34-3w

DENTISTRY.

ID.

a, in, aim,

a), a.,

IScustomers

ready to wait oi at a!

times. Office, Soutl side Public Square, 2 East of the Bank.

N. No credit giv

en for operations,unless ly previous arrangement Terre-IIaute, August 9, 1348-34-ly

1TARISH FEMALE SEWISAUI.

1HE Fall Session of this School will commenc on Monday, September 4lh, IS4S. Tuition for the *t Department $5 00 2d 4 00 8d 3 00 No deduction for absent* except in case of sick ness. The public are sufficiently acquainted witl the character of this Institution to require no prom iees on the part of its teachers. We would,however, say that no pains ahall be spared to secure to the pupils the same advantages which tbischool has offered.

SERAPH WARREN.

Principal

Terre-Haute, August 9, 1848-34-4w

REiL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HAVE the agency of several valuable tract* and iots of Land, in Terre-Haute and vicinity, amontj others, a handsomely situated lot oS

TKC

r«*iatK. near the Congregational Church a building Lot on 3d Street, and other lots, the situation of which can be learned upon inquiry.

I would respectfully direct the attention oftbns» wishine to purchase, to 160 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, lyinjt north of the National Road near Otter Crerk. Terms e**v.

Au*. 9,1848-34-tC 3. B. GOOKTNS.

ROUNDTKEF. & BAKRETT. Drownsville.Ky., J. W. GAKNKU. Charlestown, la., PKRRY GAITHF.U, Monroe county, la., W. G. COWMAN, Millerstown, Ky., E. O. BROWN

CO., Brandeubtirs. Ky.,

W. MITCHKLL & CO., West Poiut, Ky., J. M. PHKLPS, Leavenworth, la., H. T. BELT, Liveriuore, Ky.

Sold wholesale and retail by the Drug Stores in Terre-Iiauie, lo whom all orders will be addressed. August 9,1818-34-8w

O E O S

IVOTICE FOR TIKE YEAR

Hairison, Honey Creek, Sugar Creek, Prairie Creek, Linton, Pier«on IMe.y, Lost Creek, Kevin®, Otter Creek, Fayetli

For Educating Ihe Hliiul For School District No. 6, Town 12. Ranee 9, For School District No. 2,

fifty per

reduction in prices that are usunlly paid for the same article, will be any inducement, we ex pect ready purchasers, ns we have them from §'1, 00 lo $20.00. (£j* Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully re paired, and warranted.

S. I?. FREEMAN,

East side the Public Square, a few doors above the Town Hall. Terre-Haulc, July 12, 1848-30-tf

cate. TV. F. CUNMINnilAM, (/ollertor and Treustirer of Vigo countyv Terre-llritile, August 2, 1818 33-fnr

BIIOKE JAIL.

$50 REWARD.

N ihe night of tie 11th instant, JAMES •SEEUS,committed 10 Vino .fail, charged with liorso-steiiling, broke from the Jail in Terre-Haute, for the apprehension and delivery of whom, to tho Sheriff of Vico, Fifty Dollars will be paid. .lame Seeds is 5 feet 10 inchcs high, light complexion, stoop shoulders—one ftifT ancle with a deep scar in the joint, about 32 years old, and resided formerly at Long Point, Ills. He hatl 011 a

U" Clocks. Watches and Jewelry reaplred in supei inr manner. Wp are alsn provided with mahinery, lo replace any part of a wateh that may worn out or broken, equal to the original.

O* Old Silver and Gold taken in exchanee. J. K. CRISHER & SONS. Terre-Hatile, May 31. 1848-24-tf

WASTED UIMEDIATELT.

J3"

FM.

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

tOSPH ATE soda Jod. Sulphur Tod-Iroo I«d. Mercury W. I/ead Kt*o«»»te Pu'ph. Morphia Ind. Potass Just received and for sa}« br

-1ip|

W-

It a superiority over all other remedies er«r offer

of Aeue and Fever or Chills and Fever.—

fail to core If lift directions are strictly WJ»wed and carried out, and With this assurance he is fully prepared to warrant a cure in all forms whatever of A?ue and Fever or Chills and Fever, whether of short or kn» standing and all persons seliin: it are hereby autnotiieU to return the money to persons who may have used it as directed when it shall have fairly failed n» cum,

the assertion that, in no caa« whawver will it

Cincinnati. July

90. ISM.

E. G. MACiUlllE.

Parit. Tennexsee, September

tic...

Messrs. Wilson, Pettet fc Smith—Gentlemen: You will please send me two dozen Smith's Tonic Syrup. I cannot close my letter Without informing you that, out of the three dozen of the Tonic Syrup I bou«ht of you lliis last spring, I have only two or three bottles now on hand, ll Is called for almost daily, and it has never failed in the first instance of producing an effectual cure. It is the best medicine fur Ihe cure of Chills and Fever or Ague and Fever that I have ever seen. Your early attention to the above order will much oblige your friend.

We, the undersigned, do hereby cheerfully certify that we have sold largely of Smith's Tonic Syrup in our neighborhood, and in very many cases have personally seen and known it used among our customers, and from what we have seen and know of its use, do, without hesitation, recommend it to our friends and the public generally as ihe most speedy, permanent, anil innocent remedy that we have ever steti of heard ofin the cure of Ague and Fever orChills aud Fever, aud we do believe that il wilt in tio case fail to cure If the directions are properly followed

T. COONKY.

Mouth Stindy, Tennessee. August

24, 1840.

JAMKS T. EDMUNDS.

1S4S.

WILL attend in person, or by deputy, at the usual places of holding Elections in the diflereut townships iu Vigo county, Indiana, for the purpose of receiving Taxes loi the year 1848, on the following days, viz

Monday, October 1G, 1848.

'J'u est! av, Wednesday, Thursday, Fiid ay, Saturday) Monday, Tuesday,

1 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 2(, 27,

Wednesday, Tliursd ay, rida_v,

The following are the rates of Taxes, as levied:

Cents. Mills.

For State purposes, on each $ 100, For County piirposcs, For Road purposes, For Lunatic Asylum, For Deaf and Dumb,

25 20 10 1 2 1

100. 100v 100, 100, 100,

Town 13,' Range 9, For Poll Tax for Slate and County, Either myself or a deputy, will bo found at my Ollicc, in Terre-Haute, n( all limes, except such days as when out in tho several townships, as staled above.

100,

100

The laws nro the fame rts lasl year^ which makes it the duly of all Tax-Payers to call on me-, on or before the first tiny of January next after that tiinv, if the 'Paxes ore not paid, it is my duty to distrain. The laws and its requirements tvill be strictly followed bv me.

I a

#/v*v*v" which the highest price will be paid rash or goods. J. COOK & SON. May 31, 1848-24-tf

WOOL CARDING.

.. .r-Sr. .. V- (MK ,4* .J*. 3 J»\| ••in anuii »I «li«r It .Willie

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

Rcmtirhnblc Conversion of nnollier Doctor fo Hie improved Treatment of FVver :tnd A^no, nntl Villi "us Fovcrs—-Great efficacy of Or. Brays's Snsrur Coaled Pills further confirmed l»j*

Medical Men—Removal of the injunction of Scefrcsy called for --nr. Bl'ajrs'^ ails\vef--^o pro* lection or a "Patent Ri?iit" desired by him!

ROCKY FORD,

tear

ITopp-wd

lllis

Iriped cotton shirt, an old blue coat, atiiprd pant* and White Hat. Seed* is well known in Martinsville and other places in Illinois and will likely make westwardly-. ^ed to promptly

The above reward will be paid by the underittned upon the delivery of the afores.iid criminal at the county iil of Vipi.

M. M. HIUKOOX, Sheriff.

Terre-Haute, July 12, 184S—30— tf.

Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Q-oods. rilllE undersiijned beg I leave to call the attention of their friends and ihe public eenerally. to their late importations. Which embraces a splendid stock ol ryttiid Fancy Goods,

Which they will sell as low an can be had in the Western

States. Our stock embracrs Ladies' I.atge Brcflst Pins, if all kinds Gentlemen's Pins and Gold Studs, nanv patterns Ear Kings, larijc nnd small ilracelet Clasps, a beautiful article small Clasps, Ueaits and Crosses, Guard Slides. Finger Rings, ill sixes, patterns and prides GoM and Silver

iuard K.ys. Gobi and Silver WATCHES and Pencils,Silver Arrows, nntl Slides for head dress- »•«, Silver Spoons and Thimblu«. Miniature cases, cheap Steel Bag ('lasjig. Purse Tiimminss and Purse Silk. Steel Beads, Stiver. Steel and Plated Sjiectacles. fine Penknives and Scissors. (Joggles, »oM Bnd Steel Pens, Steel anil Pearl Slides. Silk uards. Silk Purse/", Shell Combs, Card Cases, \c., &c., and a great variety of articles which -annot be enumerated.

ARDA HOLMES, AT tfef old stand on the bank of the river, near the

Steam Mid is still enraged it" Fnllins

Rsstewufca

l,I,,cp-

ami l)rr«t-

sing Ciofh, at all seasons of the year, in flrstraie style and at short notice.

TH*

pt*cK. as

TOO

can

Arkansas, nty 30th, 1S-I7.

Sir—t

am a physician, and have alwavs bittnf

every medicine offered to th« public under

the protection of

tecrtxy

or a

patent.

Indeed,

()ll,cr

a)wnys

Ift tooil wotk, whether in WOOL ('ARD IXG, or ClXTIfl DRESSING. Terre-Haute, April IS, l&48-19-6m

WASTED:

in nnn I-BS-peathers. f^whidi

LUaliUU

C. J. ALLISOX 4 CO.

Aa|tiM 19, 1818-36-tf

ihe highest prices will be paid

.n rnwd^, at D. H. ARNOLD'S STORE. June S8, l848-2«-lf

ham

alwavs had a mortal hatred ol what are termed "Quack Medicines," "Patent Nostrums," he., and have universally discouraged their use amone my patients and friends, fiul one of vnur a^encipg foiiud its way into this pta^-e last year, just as Fever ami Ague and Congestive Fever began lo spread extensively among tho people. There being no other Doctor in the placa, 1 could not attend to half tho sick—and the result was that hundreds were coitfpelled to make trial or your Fills—both the Anti-Bilious and Tonic.

Theirspecdv cure of alt cases was so astonishing, and so much extolled by everyone, that I was induced to make trial of them" in my practice—and the result has been to convince

mp^mitch.neainst rtiy

your pill mo Si

11, 1S48.

atenprejuitictt.

that they possess a SPKCIFK: COKTUDI. over Fever and Ague and other ftilinns rfli£as'?s, not known lo 4njf othermedlclne belotlElne to the materia Med lea.

So convinced am of their great virtues.that 1 think jfolt nlichU In Justice to suffeVing humanity, to make publicthe recipe from which they are mads—or at least to furnish

to physicians. In small jars,

used in iheir practice. Your

Avti-Bilious

Pills are cer

tain to take the place of calomel, and your

Tcnic

Pills

the place of quinine very soon, in the Ague and Fever* of the south and west. Verv respect fully,

H. MCDOWELL, M. D.

Dr. Brags, St. Louis.

Tn publicly replylns to the above. Dr. Rrasrs takes the occasion to suv to his numerous correspondents in all the southern anil western States, who wrlle similar letters, that his Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar Ceateil Pills,claim none of that protection Suoposeil toarise from the

patented protection—"

fee.,

&c.

lnni|*

hy the acre. Also, any

OVBHI

humbiisrge-t/ nfa -'rATKNT RIGHT.'*

His Pills are not a

patented

medicine he never askeil

for npatent to protect their manufacture or sale. If any one were to make or sHI a

counterfeit

",nT

HOIISO

011

Pill with his

name, the public would not bo slow to find out the imposition. The want of virtue in such a Pill-votild at once expose it as the offspring of RASE FRAUD. tr. Brasp has no Idei that it will fall to the lot of man tn the next five years, to discover a medicine of equal or sreater virtue than his. Hit should be. he will be the first to rejoice Rt an increarrt! hlessine thus bestow'ed upon mniikind. He advocates the eloriuus advantages and resttllsofan untrammelled contpelition in all the concerns oflife.and mtliescieiiceand practiceand compoundins medicines, as well as in commerce and the arts and manufactures. It was only on thisaccoutit that he did not ask for a MOVOFOI.Y, through the boasted protection of a "Patent RightIt is on this account too, that he Is not constantly clamming at the top of his voice—a* dops the aflfriclited sugar coatins centlemen who leans upon

CAUTION

"l?EWAKE," "LOOK OUT FOR COtJN 1EKKEITS,"

THE CURE OF 50.000 PERSONS ANNUALLY

Fever and Acne, is all ihe protection Dr. Rrasrg desires, from the fraud of counterfeiters. His pills combine a Concentration of medicinal extracts heretofore onknown in the world. Away then, with the hombiiscery of "patent riilus"—when llie consumption of these Pills have already readied

HALF A MILLION OF COXES ANNUALLY!!

In resard lo making public the recipe from which they are made, Dr. Hrasg conscientiously believes that Instead ofsubserviii'j ihe cause of humanity, il would act as a perfect outpouring of Pandora's Boy. This has been fully exemplii"|fil in Ihe publication of the recipe of ••HAI'PINGTONVS PI1.T.S"—there beinr now scarcely a box of the genuine pills lo be found! Ttiey are put up now by "Tom.

Dick or Harryout of the cheap and

POISONOUS UUS

of ihe shops—such

Ilr. Hraes's pills, lu bulk or boxes, are furnished physicians aud olhers, as usual, at his manufactory, in St. Louis, or J. R. Cutiingham, iu Terre-Haute, Ind.

July 3, lSSS-20-ir.

Lost (moocIS.

J00,

the -Sill of June litst. a Dry trood'* box of Ilotisohold Goods, cliii lly Sheets,,l'illmv Cases, a ridin Habit, an Accord ion,

kc.., kc.,

improved Buck's Air Tight Cooking Stoves, a new article and very neat.

AS AUSKNIC

and WHITE VITKIOL—to take the place of quinilio formerly used in them—caimine more destruction uflmlnan life, than all tho Yellow Fever or Ship Feveroflhe same period!! Who, then, can wonder at ihe loss of public conliiicnce Which lias befallen this once populai pilll

was left at my house,

marked "E. Turner, Waterfurd, Conn.." which mark seems to have been crossed off with red chalk, and another mark "J. G., Terre-llautc,'r subsliiiiirtf.

The owner will please come forward Ami claim his Goods, pay for this advertisement, and dntyase, nml talis tlieni away. M. ftl. HICKCOA, Sheriff of VlgOi

Terre-Haute, July 5-, 18 t8.29.lf £jjr* This bo* arrlvod here onboard the stoamor Pink., from Lafayelte.

ISuildiiig

Lots

TilE

for Sale*

undersigned will pell on application at private sale, some handsome

IO'.H

lor residences

near Torie-Hutile, lying on (taction Sixteen, tin hoth siilca of Ihe Lafayette ro.nl5 nlso a number of lots joining Fontaine's addition, on tho Dloom-

E very'person tvho'pnys a Koa.l Tn*-, mtlst pro- I '"B1™ ron.l, adjoining the town of Terre-Haute iluce lo mc the Siiprrvfcm'rf receipt, or pay such lown Itils Tax in money, as chafed upon the Tax Dupli-

and Lot, or va

CriiI Lot, helongirig to the subscriber will he for sale on Application to me, and all 011 tertnn 14 suit purchasers, and at reasonable rates.

JOHN BURTON.

Terre-Haulc, July ft, 1S48 29-tf

ROUGH AM) RIUDT

Sl'EAM

SAW

THE

Subscriber, having finished his new Steam Saw Mill, situated eight miles cast of Terre-

Haule, nnd a little south of the Na iOruil Itoad, is now prepared lo ftiruisli every description of LUMBER nt the shortest notice, tlite Ural quality, at reasonable prices.

I shall he prepared in a few days lo furnuh any quantity of KILN DRIED t,UMBER ofall kinds. Orders fur Lumber left at the store of J. Cook & Son, in Tcrre-H-mie. will be aiten-

July 5, 1848—29—tf.

JOIIN WOOD.

INDIANA

DRUG STORE,

IN ROSENS BUILDING. WEStSlOE COURT-HOUSE.

C. J. ALLISO.V A CO., VCMOLESAtK AXn tir.TAlL DF.A LEttS IX

t)rugs, Medicines and C'licmicals, Paints, Oils, Varuish, Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Perfumeries, SOAI'S. PA TEXT MEDICISES. SUltGl-

A 1

7 S

E W IN E S

A XD L1QUO A'S. A XI) EVE KY AH TlE S A O IN S O E S

E are now receiving our summer and fall stock of Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Varnishe*, (Jlassware, Ac., to whidi we invite Ihe attention of Physicians, Merchants, and the public generally.

Our stock is more extensive and general than any in the Wabash Valley, and was selected wilh great care. We do not profess to sell goods at cost, but do say to those nho may favor us with their patronage, that we will not be undersold by any house on the Wa!«a#h river. Our whole time is devoted lo the Drns Business, and the preparing snd dispensing of Medicines. All orders from our friends will meet with our personal attention. And it is our design to keep a full assortment of every Uiing in our line. We are constantly receiving from the various markets, by which means we. are enabled to execute orders by the package or otherwise, at as low prices as

unadulterated

article* can be procured at any other ealablisbment. »(]jf Physicians, consttmers and dealers arc inS'ted to call and e* amine our stock and prices bete purchasing eleewhere.

C. J. AM.IPON 4 CO.

Terre-Haute, Jane 28, 1818-28-tf

DISSOLl'TIOX.

THE

partnership herctol-ire existing between Patrick A. Ctjip|'neer. in the practice of Medicine, baa been dissolved br motosl cnn«ent.

PATRICK & CMPPINGER.

Terre-HiaDte, July 19, I848-3m

G. W. CI-IPPWCER, M. D,, VVJ'OULD beg lea»e lo return thanks for the liberal patronage be has received, and

Terre-Haute. June M, 18"18-2G-3m.

Ever offered in

ihi*

LOUISVILLE

"j?'//*!

TWO DOORS EAST OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE,

STRAUS & ISAACS,

Fifth of September.

ffl^HE subscribers desire to inform their friends and the public at large that thev hnve ju*t received A a considerable nnd well assorted addition to tin I stock for the above important occasion, anil vet another addi In is expected during this week. They invite special attention to their elegant fine Cloth and Tweed Uuat.- Silk, Velvet and Satin Yestsj superfine nicy and Black Cas.-t.nero Pants, i&r.

To all who are determined to do bonor to the great event that calls tlietn together, we would say, conic, and fit yourselves out and let the efforts you make to adorn and beautify the outer man, be ait index of what you are prepared lo do, to bring into energetic action tile vilnl pilmljiles and cunvic* lions of your inner man.

IIICO of our Summer Stock sMlin^ off nt renmrk'lh'v low price*, ^_PJI

hand.

A complete assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING kept constantly

A liberal allowance made lo-Country Merchants. N. B. Any garment purchased al the above establishment exchanged if not fully approved.

ICT* Observe the "Louisville Clothing Store.'' Establishments of the above linn at LOUISVILLE, Ivv., and KEOKUK, Iowa Aug. 30, l!3l8-37-tf. ST1UUS & ISA VCS.

er offered in this market.. A l.SO a very neut, cheap and durnblo Air Tight Pml.r Stove. These Stoves will receive vprjr iV large stieks of wood, from which liic can be kept 21 or 30 hours, and secure lo tho room a uni» lorni temperature^ lliey are very convenient for Family Rooms, Stores, Offices, Ac., nnd recommend tliemselvrn with pet uliar lorco to the attention of all who desito comlorlablo rooms at a very small expense in Stoves and Fuel,

All ihe above Stoves are from new pallertist lliry oro uindo very heavy, and from llio bt«l

Ohio Ho: Blast Pig Metal, and will not break. I also keep constantly for sale, the eclcbioted DUCK'S STOVE, 3 *iies, warranted lo do evstf tiling that a Smve is ever ex peeled lo do,

I also in.'intifiiclure a great variety ol Premium, Double Oven, Square Oven, Yunkeo Notion and Full Door cooking stoves Air Tight and open Putlur, fl, 7, nnd 10 piste Stoves, Church, School House and Coal Stoves, Urates, &c.» &C. consider il unnecessary to describe llie construction or performance of my stoves, or to add the certificates of those who have used them, as those who purchase atoVeSj generally examine them before buying, and can judge for themselves. 1 will say llist if any of my sloves do not woik jnst right, lliey tuny bo returned.

I warrant them all to perform will and lo stand file, and Imviug patterns for all, should a plsla burn out. I esn repair Ihe stove without delay or rxpenseiu gelling patients ntaile. Always on hand a general assortment of Copper, Tin, and Cast Iron Stove Furniluie of every description SloVo Pipe, tScr.

I respectfully invite all who wish to purehnse stoves, copper, tin or slice! iron ware to call at my stove store and tin shop, on main-street, (occupied recently by It. (Jreen) or at tlia Store at ibe haglo Polmdry, and examine my assortment of stoves, Are., before purchiising elbewhere, as 1 am sure I esn afford to give as liberal bargains as nity in this section, and llie public are assured llinl at either place, the most prompt attention will be given to ull orders, Stoves will bo delivered any whero in lown» and set up so as lo perform right.

AT THE EAGLE FOUNDRY

THERE is manufactured and kept constantly for sale, Wares, Vegetable Corn Grinders, for grinding Corn and Cob, and every kind of grain, (except wheat) and all kinds of

Vegetables. Large Canal, Clipper, Fox lliver, Xary and Cast Plows, Stoves of all kinds, Mill and Machinery Castings, Hollow

Ware, Sugar Kettles, Andirons, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, Plow Castings and Shares of all

Jiinds and sizes, Stovo .Furniture, and Stove Pipe»

Every kind of eastings usunlly made at foundries made lo order. nr.l ta llio

woikmanlike manner, ol tho very best materials, on the ahorlest notice, ond at prices that will giv» satisfaction. JOSEPH UROVER.

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR GOODS CIIEJIP 1

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ra^ME Subscriber would announce lo the public of Terre-Haulc, and its vicinity, that lie has fakrit

the Store formerly occupied by Messrs. Simon & Hcrshlrr as Clothing Store, situate two tloorH west of Nippert & Moilitor's Store. National Road Street, whero he ia now opening one of lbs larg* est, inotl desirable, aud best selected assortments o(

place, all of which he intends lo sell for

lioatsand Shoes. Hats, Caps and Bonnets.- liroetrit*\ See., Vc-.

Suffice it to sity that my assortment is complete. All I waul is

SEW

it*-

prdfolW solicits a continnsnee of the mine. O* Office west of the l*ni*er*alist Cfaurch-Terre-Haate, J»ly 19, 1648-3ia

the West affiird.

hand, ami constantly making op. a splendid assortment of Ready-made Clothing, which is kept separate, up stairs. A *#y iperienced and able cutter cuts for this establishment. I ask all to give me a call, for I feet safe in recommending the articles I kerp fur sale.

Dont mistake Otr store, Natiooaf Road street, two doors Iwlow NIpjefr* store. Jonc 28, 1818. D. H. ARNOLD

pigSjJIIgJI

Three sizes Queen City Pi cniium

Cooking Stoves, llio heaviest an ni Stove ev-

fia

Vsf

CASlJ.al

As the Goods are all nnw, they having been bought last month, ant! after an unprecedented Full in the prices of all kind* of Merchandise, the present is tfje greatest opportunily for purchasers. A large and extensive assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, which is kept separate Up slnir*.—

to convince you, at once, of the facts here nsserled. I am always willing In show Goods without charge. Country Merchants aud Pedlars arc particularly invited I" nill, ns I ran bold onl great inducemenls lor them. I have constantly person engaged -in New

fpIHE nndersigned (late of the National Hotel) respectfully informs his friends snd Ihe traveling 1. public generally, that he has leased for a term of years, and lisi now open for tlie accommodation of Travellers and Boarders, the large, elegant and commodious new brick building, adjoin ing the

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

Which, with anew addition lately made, anil Ihe handsome style in which :he rooms are filled up, with entirely

Fi ll*ITUIt

ASD

date hi* guests wilh a* comfortable quarters ss can be had nt the best Hotels in the West. He has in hi» employ a capable and experienced COOK, and it shall be his aim to keep as Good a Table aa the markets

His 8ta!le i» large and commodious, and under Ihe superintendence of careful Oilers, and is well supplied with grain and provender. With these sdvsutages aetl a, strict attention to business, ho trusts he will montand receive a share of the public patronage.

U" Boarders tan b« accommodated on reasonable terms hy the week, month or year. IT* All the «iages calf at the City H®tel for faaseirgera. l.niMS Terre-Haute, .November 10, 184?-4 7-ll

ant) m'osl

""T""' LB.-J*

Cash firicrft

and pr^il many Oilier articles

thorough examination

York

watching the matke', and selecting for mc ihe latest and choicest patterns, theso advantages enable me to compete wilh any Wholesale House in the West. Merchantable Country Produce taken iu exchange for goods.

Tirre-Hnule, M*rch 29,1848-lS-tf. DAVID H. ARNOLD.

.IT I0Y1K

E E I I A E I N I A N A

m\ stock

for the express purpose of

BKUOIKG, will enable him to accommo

LOUIS LETT.

Another arrival of

ST? CB OD CCD dl S3 a. subscriber has jo*t received another supply in sdditton «o his already large sleek ol Dry ods. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, iu., all of which be will sell at astonishing low price-. Call and see. DAVIU H. AR.NULU*

Jnc 38, 18-18-28-1/