Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1848 — Page 4

'W*'

31iil ird Fillmore*

"During his brief visit at this place (Newport, 11. IM)

I'-nst

has maiiejhoats of

personal friends, and produced atVimpression among inen of all parties, who enjoyed the pleasure of his society and conversation that can never be forgotten. As much as we have always respecied the political character of our egndiitate for the Vice Presidency, we were not prepared to find him, in every sense, so much superior to the ordinary politicians of the day. He is, to begin with, one of the finest looking men in the nation nearly eix feel in height, a perfect model in hi* phyaicaj^ proportions, and his manners, inovemehls, a:id conversation exhibiting that happy anion of dignity and affability which gives assurance to all who coinc in contact with him, that he is every inch a man and a gentleman. We have

in this country of fine-looking, dtgnffied and accomplished gentlemen, as all acknowledge who have seen our sixty Senators 'in Congress assembled but among all the nribk heads and stalwart frames of that dignified body, there is not one who looks belter qualified to preside over the Solons of the nation than Mr. Fillmore. "His arm has the strength of the blacksmith's, his walk the freedom of the Indian's, his facc the honesty of the farmer's, his brow the intellect of the scholar, and his manners the polish of a gentleman.— It is to be regretted that the laborious duties of his uflice confine him so closely at home thai the people can have but little opportunity of seeing him. Where are the picture-makers? Let us have his likeness, at

to circulate with

Tin

Indian Woman's Life.—It

On the contrary, foreigners have often observed that in our country, where we havo Biipplanted the Red Man, courtesy to whom is the distinguishing trait of our people, ami we verily believe that this very manifestation of character is the best evidence that we are a superior nation.— Tho elevation of women is the distinctive mark of niradvaiicing civilization.

INTr. Crittcniicn tldivercd a spcccli in IiOiiisvilU', on the 8lh instant, and the Jnurtinl says ol' it:

Mr. CritlKmicu's skolch of llie rlinrnctorofGon. 'i'aylnr was tino of the most charming anil bcnuliful and glorious and truthful pictures ever hold up the world's admiration. Wo could not help fancying, that if Mr. Oriilendrn's remarks, written out just^as they were spoken, could ho reatl by the wholo nation, the whole nation would with onejeehtim call lieu. Taylor to the 1'residency.

Mr. Crittenden, throughout his whole ppeerh, was constantly greeted with the lints', enthusiastic applause, Every electric {lash of his eloquence was followed hv the thunder shouts of the gathered thousands.

Tiik TvpookaiMiiCAt* Art

A capital slagc-ruling anccdole is related of l.amb. lie was one day returning Irom a dinnerparty in the suburbs of London. (Wo believe Mr. Irving was with him, nml has the credit of importing this story when it was liew^j It was rainv, and the stage of consequence crowded, when a gentleman attempted an entry, but paused and asked, somewhat doubt* fullv, "Arc you all full inside!" "1 don't know how it is with the other gentlemen," said Lamb, in his own quint way, "but I must s.tv. that last picfe of nvstcrpie did the business for #«•/"—Journal of Coqtwcrcc.

Cookfry Took.—"Has

"W^on don't give mc a Mid a 1 a thii*-. got thf and I'll go hud catch

'cm—w

I ill.*

Aa%ffe* ted *injt*»r at a Dublin theatm n»» a ag in th« slirfr "lo rw#c out i-,'tn b' hiud hia uc«c aud king lk« other people.*'

S5—!

UNDER

ir,

lack

L"the

value of

Zack's

ihey would, together, admirably represent the Kough-ntuMlendy cket, and even the 'counterfeit presentiment' of our handsome candidate for the Vice Presidency would make corivnrts among the ladies hy thousands. The admiration which he excited yesterday among the mermaids on the beaeh, when taking his first plunge in the surf, and out-swimming the most expert of bathers, made us wish that in the coming contest the ladies could be heard at the ballot-box and no doubt many 'strong-minded women' will be able to give us a proxy vote for Taylor and Killmore when th(! day comes round."—Correspondence of the Boston Alias.

is of

ten remarked by the traveller among the Indian tribes, how degraded and sad is the loi of woman. Ii seems as if she had been crushed and bowed to the earth, in order that man might bo more savage and ferocious. A recent traveller remarks:

As to labor, the bowed down and wrinkled squaw does the whole. She takes ^Iowii the lodgo when it is moved, rolls together the mats, puts them, the kettles and papoose on her n-k. The husband loiters along with his gun. When loaded, slii! looks like a beast of burden, covered with packages under which she is just able to move. When game is killed she goes to the hunting ground for it when they are on a lake or river, she places the nets and takes away the fish. At '2!j she is old, and at 40 ileerepit—she is the most disgusting, the most pitiful object in huitinn form that can be imagined.

THE

Mexico.—

We Iuitc upon our tnhie "Specimen Book" Irom the foundry of R. R-ifael H,i!b-rl, in the city of Mexico, and con less our surpriso nt the rxcclleuco attninctl in thu "Art of in the sister Republic. The book comprises principally fancy work in a taste somewhat different from that which nrerails with us, but no whit less elegant. Inks of various colors and hues are employed, which arc extremely brilliant, ami all, we are informed, save the common blacks, are manufactured in Mexico. The paprr only ig of an inferior quality, and the publisher tells us that the finer descriptions can with difficulty be procured in Mexico. It is gratifying lo notice improvement in tha art of printing anywhere, »n«l we are especially glad to uotc them in Mexico,—I'icayunt.

Old Mansion House in Terre-Haute, on Market street, at lite corner of Mulberry,two squares north of the Coutt-House. has been en* ttrely re-filteil, nml repairetl ihrotighottl, ami is now oil", red to the travelling public ami Hoarders, as one of the best Inns iu the place, nml will bo known herenfler, ns tho

«.•»

WARRASTED

PENALTY OF

A Thousand Dollars,

Free from, Mtr&ry and all Mineral Sub stances.

Vegetable PILLS

City Mexico!—Great Suc

Volunteers!

cess among the

Extractor a letter from llio Greenville Mountaineer, Fomh Orolina: Dr. W. Wright—T)p*t Sir: A week or two ago I sent yon a Mountaineer, containing a letter from one of our Volunteer* in the City of Mexico, in which he par* Wright'* Iwlian Vegetable Pill*, under all the circumstance*, the hiztiest meed of praise hw fwr known a me.lirine to receive. The Volunteer, William W Goo!l'U.

Kik|.,

I* a sentlcman of fine stanlin«—an

accomplished an.) well educated man, and wa* re cently high sheriff of this district. By one of your a.lvertisemenw in a Charleston paper, 1 happened to notice the location of your office, ano thought you nuelit extract

anicl. of some value in regard to your medicine. therefore 1 sent the paper. "My health is very fas" improving I procured, a few dnyi aso, some of Dr. Wri~hC» Imhan Vegetable P,lis, and th«y have acted on my system like nuigtc!

Thus it appears that lliebrave and patriotic Volunteer* who have gone ta Mexico,to defend the rishts and honor of their country, already b'-jin to realize the fitinordinary

this incomparable medicine. Long

lile to tlirin! Cure for l-'cvpr itml Amir._ flmselrillc, I'm nam county, Ind.,Jiily 17. 1S17. |)r. Wrisht—Sometime* since your a?ent left me a supply of your Indian Vegetable Pills. I have found said Fills to be in "real demand lately fr the cure of Fever and Aeuo. »lr. James P,oyd has a son who has been laid up with Fever and Asue, mil had trie, vanon* other remedies.all of which proved of tin avail. He determined to try your Indian Vegetable rills, and by iisiep one box he is now soitnil and well. Mr. I. Spencer had a daughter. Mr. Hugh firovea a son, and .Mr. Charles Nichols and three of hi* family, were down a the same time with Fever and Ague, and had also tried the various other remedies without effect. Vur lmlmti Vegetable Tills soon restored tliein ail to perfect health. Iran assure yon from what I have seen, your Indian Vegetable Tills maybe relied on for a permanent cure of Fever and Ague.

Yours, respectfully. JACOTt OUI'.HAM, P. M., Also, an Acting Justice of tin Peace.

This Is to certify, thai was entirely cured of the Chills Blid Fever.of several month's standing, by the use of four dose*, of four pills each, of Wright Indian Vegetable Pills, and after taking medicine from a re.gular physician for some time, and have had nosyinploius of it altico, which was about one

y, ir

NCEK

TV***, Chanfpaign county. Ohio. This i« to certify that I was cured of the Chills and Fever by tJi

I use i.f Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, af-

DAVID BKKItY.

tor having had three attacks of it.

Sugar Orovi, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. 19,1616.

HORRIBLE MISTAKES Are sometime* made by confoundinc one medicine with another and administerinc the wron: artu'le. Kmtaliy horrible are those mistakes which are made in stippo*in2 that all Pills are alike, and that th.-reforo, il is IndilT'rent which are taken, anil if onu hti.il is bad all are bad loji-ther. This is a very front mistake— There is as imir.il dilTorenc.e between Wright Imhan Vc-rti'hte. Pith, and miter articles as between mrU-iii-hland niH.nday! We do not wish any to take our word merely f.ir this Statement. Let any one, having taken other dtcines.iry this. Nothing more will bo necessary.

Rliiny persons have been led away hv a coatins ol Migar,as if they aiilicipaled that il would remove the nau-

Ben

(if the medicine. But they are "onerally mistaken. Without the aus ur those articles havo nothing to recommend them, and would not be sold a sinsle day.— Ilul witii the su?ar, and liyKivini: the article name similar lo Wriuhl's Indian Vesetable Pills, they rain a temporary notoriety. Wolves they are, in sheep's c.ln. thins, of whom tli» public should sioersufliciently clear.

I.f*t il b» n'MirmbrrPtl thai Wright# f/t'liun Vrzetuhle pn*|mnMl with rt'frn»nc«' lo tho laws govMrniii? ih« hurunri body. 1y, lh«»y .\r« always .'flTpcilvo iu nnuing out tlisousctf. Kvtory fuuiily nhould km*| llioin at baud.

BEWAllE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. Rcmrmhrr, lhat Ihr ami only gtnuint IXI)IAX VHHHTA Itl.H I'll.I.S hurt Ihr lrritlen signature of WILLIAM WUIUUTon Ihe lop label of cach

The connine for sale by K. S. WOI.FK, sole acent for Terre-llaule James .Morrison, I'rairieion J. B.Armentrout, New (Market J. Karm sl, Mlddletown. (Itlices devoted exclusively tc the sale of Wrieht's Imlitm Vegctiihle Pilltt. wholesale and retail. IB Kaco

St.,

Philadelphia !&*•! Oreenwich at., Now York and I OS Tremont

St..

Boston.

June 28, ltftfiitf if

]®A®ILsli§ WDmssSLo Uontlut'ted by the unilerstRtietl, who has spent several years ol Itis lifo in 'BWffthe entertainment ol the public ,in»l .IMifeatlnsily at Newport, the county scat of

Tl'ST

that conlc^r

hook

an* pictures?" s*irf Miss M. B. a bookseller. «-No, t|adatn, lumf," we** the answer. \Vh?" rxdaim^J the twtly and Hrautifui young letlr."whal is the use of telling us how to make a good dintifr if thry giro us no platrs!"

Vermillion, it shall be my entire object

to remlet my uuests comfortable while under my roof, and for this end no pains or attention will

spared.

Will always bo supplied with the best products that the country alVords prepared by th# best cooks that ean bio had, and mv

M'l'A 111.K

will be filled with provender, and atten-

ded lo by tho most eireful ostlers. Intending to devote my personal attention lo the

EAGLE HOTEL*

It shall always be my aim to let no one depart dissatisfmi. a a and sve if we do not redeem every pledge we hare here made. RespectfuHv,

DAVID W. CLOVER.

Terre-Haute. May 31. 1818-21-tf. N. 11: The staees leavintt Terre-Haute, call regularly nt the F.acle Hotel lor pasiwncers.

received and for aale, au assortment of first rate DRY. GROUND and MIXED PAINTS. t.ui!Wr,l Oil, Uiitia While Spirits Tvrp»nttiH, Snwlij, awntrU, While l.eati, lmp ItUck, Ke*t Lewd, tirvHin-l m*ck, Vewilian Red, Iwry Hlark, timber, J'nwsiao Hliw», Kr»nrh a ml Yellow Othr*, Antwerp Blue, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow. Terre tie Sien»a, t'htwne Creeo. t.nh»r*e, r»rist»tr»m l*jteni Km»r«MOn»«, SpaaUh \VhlUnjr, HnnuwicV Green

Fully, am! Glasv

of all *iws up to 16 by io« lt« s. Ground Paints, aborted colors, pot up in tutc« for lamlscajx painting.

Coacli, l-'iiruilnvr, White ./,vi) j.u\i\ y.ih\\ism:s. Warrawiptl »«j«)ilto any in the Uniied t*t*'e« also

EnnfMtilrrt ami Chrysialigtd 1 in and Glat* Vfotfr. a splendid articfe for »igns.

MInokihi PiiTg« KiiiM.it ?Srti.«i(rk. »r* ami PirTrwks varnishei! and firanwJ.

iioi n:,, sir *vi rinRUCR

PX[R CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

P»IST

il.iw *t ihe ok! rtiixl, of ihe

Tcrre-IIsate, May 91, 1818 H-tf

TE 11RE AUT*E

BMK NOTE TABLE/

CORRECTED WEEKLY.

INDIANA.

Ubreue .do do par Ohio'L InsTfcl* Cin par Bank of Mass!lion 1 dis

State Bank and Bran par Scrip—ISfci IB pm «. _t

P3 5?

joaij

KENTUCKY.

All Bank* par MISSOURI. Stank Bank and Br par

VIRGINIA.

Bank of Va:,and Br par Farmer* B*nk do par Valley do do par Exchange do do par N W Bank Va do 2i di*

as 5a»

ILLINOIS.

State Bank 4o dis Bank of Illinois To dis TENNESSEE. Banksgenerally S prctdis

PENNSYLVANIA. Phila. and Pittsburgh pa* Country Banks dis

MARYLAND.

Baltimore Bank* par Country do par a dis

NEW ENGLAND.

ClrclevHle, old 1 dis Senlt 1 dis Marietta Mt. Pleasant closed Geauga 1 di* Zanesville Norwalk Chillicothe closed Sandusky Woooter doubtful

percent par

Belmont Bk StClairs'le— City Bk Columbns 1 dis Clinton Bank do I dis City Bank Cleveland I dis Dayton Bank 1 dis Mer's Bk Cleveland 1 dis Western Reserve Bk I dis Columb. Bk N Lisbon

Js Bk WbeelingSidU MICHIGAN. Alt uncertain

Bk Sleubenvllle

Muskingum Bk Putnam Bk of Hamilton loaSo dis I Bk of Cleveland loa2n dis AliamiExCo 25a5odig Uincaster Bk lo dis L'rbana Bk Com'ny 5o dis Coin Bank Cleveland 1 dis City do Cincinnati I dis Fraklindo Zanesville 1 dis Sandusky Cily Bank ldis Other Banks uncertain

NEW YORK.

City Bank* par Country Bks:over 5'* par do do small notes is

LOUISIANA.

Boston Bank* par Other solvent Bank* dis OHIO. State Bank and Bran par Commercial Bank Cin par

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

Current value of Gold nml Silver. American Eagles. #10 Halves, #3 Quarters. .62 50 Sovereigns, crown stamp, halves,in proportion.4 85

Do dragon do do do ....4 85 Napdeons. 20 franc pieces 3 80 Guinea, Knglish 5 00 Spanish Doubloons*^ v"* "9 Patriot, Mexican, and Columbian Doubloons* 15 50 Ten Guilders, halves in proportion »....l 00 Ten Thalers 7 Ducate "13 Portupuose. old Frondtand English gold vary so much in weight, that it should be taken (fur every dollar's weight) at the rate of Ifi 00 Fpmiish pillar dollars (not injured) I prom Five-franc pieces O.'l cenl^ English shilling 20 cents

Doubloons should wrijh ihe same as a dollar.

(Ofliciiil.)

ARRIVALS AND~DEPARTURES

Of Mails at llie Post Oflice

AT TEKRK-IIAUTK. IN'0., JULY 1, 18W.

Arrivals!

HI. Louis, UTt'ssonri, Puily.at 1 x. M. Iniliniinpolis, Daily, al 1? at ni'jhl. Springjtcltl, III., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Pat.

I income*, oudayg, Wednesdays ami Fridays

Terre-Haute, April 14, 1847—17—tf

Iks

MV TAm.E

Kri

IWewwet of Molberrv Fourth ltwt»,one door *Hth of the new UapU«l t'liu'rh Hv I. WARREN.

p. m.

11 p. M.

Covington. Mondays, VVednepdaysand Fridays 9 i*. M. f'ritirfoiil.irillc. Tuesdays and Haturdays 9 e. M. t'loomington, Tuesdays and .Saturdays.... Ileilforit, Fridays, at Carlisle, Wednesdays, al 1) [in il re ,?/. Louis, Paily. at htdiaitapo/is, Daily, al Sfirin^fiehl. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays3 A M. Viwennm, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 5 A. M. Coritiglon, Tuesdays,Thiirsdaysand Saturdays 6 A. M. Crtnrforilsville., Mondays and Fridays 5 A. M. H/ootiiiiigton. Mondays and Fridays 3 A. M. llrilforil. Saturdays, al 6 A. M. Carlisle, Thursdays, at 5 A. M.

.9 p. sr. .6 i. ..8 f. M.

..I A. M. .3 A

N. II.—All Mailsclo80,al precisely o'clock, e. M. July 5. S. j. DODGK, P. M.

IO()K OUT FOIl TIJE~

riUIK umlersi^iied, hnvint former JL a ('o-partnersi\ip in the

C'ai*-

poiift'i* and oilier Itusi-

ore prepared to fill ail orders

in their line, promptly, nml at moderate prices.

rX~j" Shop on 2d street, North of Jacob D. Ear ly's corner.

—ALSO—

TIIHY

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

On 2d street, two doors North oftJhnpman & ll-ibermycr, and having competent workmen in their employ, they feel satisfied of beins able to fill all orders in that line, in as noon sttlb, and on as accommodating terms,ascan be hail in this place. Lumber of all

kinds will be taken iu exchange for ('abinet- Ware. Oy COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.JZ3)

ILj'Oun IIkAIISK SIIALI. UK FUKK

OF ('HAItRK.

JAMES JIOOK. THOMAS HOOK.

Farmers take TVoticc.

ACJOOL)

supply of Lake Salt, a superior ar-

tide for table and dairy use—for sale at tho T'

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 Nntiounl Kontl Street, next door to Nlpprrl's Cnrncr,

rilllK proprietor has just arrived from A Philadelphia, with a very large and iplendid assortment of

Superior Clothing, Manufactured by the best workmen, and under his own ins|oction. His slock is

well made, in the latest fashion, and of ttie best materials. and is far superior lo lhat generally kept for sale.

On hand some Oj the finest quality of

Black and /Hue Cloth Coats, Cashmeret Sacks, Habit Cloth, Tweed and Queen's cloth

Sack-Coats, Cas sillier Pants, Satin J'csts,

and a great variety of cheap clothing,• for sale as

SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL

the hours of 10 o'clock, A. and 4

o'cHwk. P. on Ihe second day of Septeml»er, A. D- 1818,th« f»il|owina lot of land forfeited for the non payment of the interest due on the same lo the Congressional Township,- in which il is situated, to-wit: l,ot number eightf-five (85.) in

V•tubandIverv

FEW

Caps. Shot

Ma* 3t: KS4S-24-tf

don make. Rifl«- and Gun Powder, Percussion SELLIXG

l«r Lamps, with Globes^ Chimnevi to

much, for wile low br May 31. 1818-24-lf

Tmt llMf

J. COOK & SON.

"Photographic Colored

il aa a a* oa a° ss

tV',

«U&

,.••-**?•'*" ijr

Business. £ar

AJCOJII KIRXET J. K. KIKKEI.

KINNEY &K3NNEY, Attorneys anil Counsellors

A A W

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. ILr Office in the Court-House, south west room, u|- tairs.

Terre-Haute, March 31, 1847-15—tf

R. N. HUDSON,

HAS

Terre-Haute, March 29, 1818-15-ly

R. VV.

THOMPSOJT.

SCOTT.

H. D.

THOMPSON & SCOTT,

QUtorucns at fnto,

TERRE-HA VTE, INDIANA.

November 17, 1847-48-tf

O* Persons indebted to the undersigned will, in his absence, settle wilh H.D. Scott, Esq. No*. 1, 1847-tf R. W. THOMPSON.

pROVERMAN fc BOURNE. COM-

MISSION MERCHA-NTS and Forwarding Agents, and Dealers in Dry Goods, Queensware, Hardware, Groceries and Country Pro-luce generally,National Road Street, Terre-Haute, la.

fOS. GROVER, EAGLE FOUN-1.

DI'IRV. Manufactures Oastintrs of all unrfn. I

DEHY. Manufactures Castings of all sorts, Ploughs, Platform Scales, Andirons, Sugar Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Sic... fee... First Street, Hoar he lower Ferry, Terre-Haute,Indiana.

AZEL HOLMES, M. D., OFFERS y'" f/'

Bonnets, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. \c. i^r.

Fine an.l common A S mens and boys Cloth do. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of all kinds. The largest and best assortment of Ilrnssrls, Ingrain, and common ever offered in this market, embracing many rich and desirable patterns. Indian Mattine. Floor Oil Cloths, Table ditto, splendid painted Window Shades, wilh cords and tassels, rollers and pulleys to put them up with.

stock of

CABINET-WARE,

I he importance and utility of Life Insurance is becoming a matter of deep interest with all classes

n,ty

'.'l

nd ,s now

0CCUPy«ns:much

public attention. Persons in every station of so ciety, may secure to their families in the event of death, a comfoitable support and independence, by making wilh thisinstilution a small annual investment forinsurance on thcirlivcs. Individuals may effect insurance on their own lives, or the cheap for cash or trade

lives of others on the most favorable terms Pamphletsexplaining the principles and show ing the advantages of Life Insurance, with the rates of premium and form of application may be obtained at the office of the agency.

JOHN F. CRTJFT

April 1,1846—15—tf Agent

S O I E

THANKFULI

for past patronage the under

signed would ?ay to the citizens of Terre Haute and the public generally that he intend continuinc the

iti ERCJIIAWT TAILORING Business at the old stand, one door north of ihe

Town Hall, where clothing of all deseri

cheap, WHOLESALE AND RRTAIL, as ihev Houses, Merchandize, ran lo .„.rr!.as«t i.. ti,„ Rn*irm

can be purchased in the Eastern cities. JOHN PALMER. Terre-Il»«te, June 14, I843-2C tf

HITK

100

NOTICE is hereby given that the!

•,» /r ... XWr i*ian«LiriQrv

nnderstgim w,ll offer at public sale, at Cincinnsli

ihe Court-House door in I errc-llaute, r0-0IVf.j

ICO count?. Stale of Indiana, between .. igo county,

St#le of Indiana. lctwccn

iptionscan

lie had on the shortest notice and moderate terms. DAVID HARTSOCK. Terrc-Haote, May 31, 1848-24-lf

Fire Ac Marine Insurance Agcncy.

JOHN F. CRITT,

Agent Protection Insurance Company.

Cat goes, Steam and Keel Boats, OB the most fa-

vorable terms. April 1, 1846-15-tf

Tl RPEIV-

Kegs pure No. I White Lead, from the

anufactory of t'onkling. Wood & Uo. rd Oil, and le low by

Ilin(m! ilt

and for

May 31, 1848. J. COOK SON.

First and f^ast IVotice.

VLL

those indebted to the undersigned are informed that their Notes and Book-Accounts arc in the bands of A. Lange, Esq., and W.S.

section sixteen, township twelve, north of range Cooper. No Note or Book-Account will be suef nine west. i* payment is made in a reasonable time if not, (Ej^rerms of sale reculated hv law. cannol be accountable for the consequences,

W. N. HAMILTON. Auditor.

June 38. 18t8 2S-ids I'rs fce £1.00

Fowling Guns—Powder, Lead, &c.

nerd funds and

and I^ad, for s»lr bv AT VERY REDUCED PRICES.

J. COOK A SO|»\

4 SM ALL assortment of very ha^d^

muni hare them soon. G. A. MOSS.

Terre-Haute, August 2, 1848-33-tf

TilEclow

subscribers having come to thu conelu«ir»t lo tbrir partnership, and de*m»us ol

do nB

1,001

iy day, as il is indispensable^

IIK httinrmuran} i* no* i»rrp*nMu* Wi/ivt* lo our drlH*, rwWf, fflrm fiw ami Dm of tht |»rtn«r* will ronlmite thf baxmesy

«*«.

for eash. Thru stock is linttaml dmirablc.and will pocitively Ke niml as above stated for atout two I months. Thaw imWttnl to the firm whose debts •re Joe, are expected to close the same at an cor3%*i

7w2*n"

Orv Goodx Wflf in SfptfiiiWr.

PrrM* «r Hkewwn ^Vc will nay cash iot Jr*»her» on dfftrrrr. POT WIN A HATHOitN. «4 i.,H c«e.p

fea,oe«»j T^.H.nte, Jo,y. ,5. 1*48-30-8w.

KritMWM at and Katfcmal Rna4 ft Jnp ^i -p «ptCZ: ttZTi r~-— stin.)nwIV.H.ft. Mik'ilMM (Acs 1® R^L Twist, Bead*. Rings and TrMseU j«wt' A JIOPESlTT recrjvwl and fot sale at tW rbma *torr «,f at

Juur 38. IS18.

ncw tlock of

rbmp

D. II. ARNOLD.

**4.

**•-ILs .'

THETerre-Haute,

*ub$criler

again resumed (he practice, ami will, fo^ the future, give prompt attention to all bu siness intrusted with him. (£jf" Office, Town-Hall, ihird door.

aTC nl,aclml

xl. ,. .. oe., t\e. Gold, Stiver, Lithographic and his professional scmces to the citizens of Xylographic Printing, and Engraving. 1 crre-IIaute and the surrounding country. Office and residence on Second Street, south of tho Court-House, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

GOODS AT WHOLESALE

AT THE

"BUCKEYE STORE."

rpi-IE subscribers take pleasure in announcing 1V1 FIIC 41 IVOTJC'F

& 1 A W a a a

eral Stock of Merchandise they have ever ^I^NDERS his professional services to the citbefore brought to this market, consisting in pari of JL teens of Terre-Haute aHtl vicinity. The exliroadclottm^Cassimcre*, Satinets, Tioeedsclol/is,' l»t*rience of fifteen years successful practice in this

Palo Alto and Monterey Plaids, a great variety of Alpacas, and

Five Hundred I*ior.es Prints, embracing every style and variety, a large supply of Brown and Bleached Muslins, a good assortment of

Kentucky Jeans, Linseys and Flannels of eountiy, (the last two ami a half years in this all kind*, Plaid Linings and Clunking,

O O S

such as Jaelconets, Cross-barred Muslins T.r Edgings, Inserting*, Vc., Dress Handkerchiefs, Woollen Hoods, Cravats, Comforters, Vr. Straw and Leghorn

heavy

E E N S I E

respectfully informs tli^ citixens

of and

surrouudir\S9^nntryv

that he has just received a lot of VEKtHONT MARBLE, suitable for

HEAD STONES, TOMB TABLES, &c., which he is prepared to fiiiUh in a style of workmanship that no live man can beat.

Qj* Shop one square directly east of the ConrtHotise, and two doors south of Fairbanks Rifle Factor*. A. DILLE.

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

ROSSER'S BINDERY."

THE subscribers take pleasure in informing the public that they still cajr|y on

BOOK BINDING,

in all its branches. They arc constantly supplying themselves with the best of Eastern Paper, and ean furnish customers with

UILASIIK

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

ll,ey

7°"M

nlso. i,,lor"1

lhc

P«''l

They would also inform the public that they

'heir Bmflery a large

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

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

be In, Hand Hills, Shout Bills, Bills of I.arli ng,

J. ROSIER & BROTHER.

Lafayette, Indiana, 18-18.

N. B. be bound, or orders for any kind of

BBooksBto

LANK OOKS, may be left at the Express

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

March 22, 1848-14-lv

placc,) induces him to believe that he can treat Ihe diseases of this climate, (Homo:opnlhically or otherwise) as successfully as any Physician of the place, Ac bis 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 ofhis old customers and others who may give him their preferences. All medicines must he paid for before taken from the office, except to regular and punctual customers.

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

iiWlilm,

Cabinet Warc-Kooin.

THE

embracinc some splendid China Tea Sets, and ed by Wm. H. West, nearly opposite the Amcri-

several sets of deep blue ware. can Hotel, at the sign of Eastern Stocking Yarn, Spun Cotton. Batting, THE BEDSTEADS* Spanish Sole^ Leather, I ea, Sugar, Coffee, «Src., Where he is prepared lo till all orders, from a crac., occ.^ AII of the above are offered for cash, dle to a coffin, with promptness, and in as good or most kinds of Produce in hand at tiik vkut

i.owf.sr iiatks. We particularly invito llie Job- nny shop in Indiana. Those in want of any bing Trade, having bought largely wilh a view to lhat branch of business.

F. R. WHIPPLE & CO.

Terre-Haute, S"ept. 29. 1847-4 1 tf

1/1 PE

THEsubscriberINSURANCE.

has been appointed Agent' of

the Mutual Lifelnsurance Company of New York, and will receive and forward any applications for Insurance.

undersigned hascommenced the Cabinet Making Business, in the shop lately occupi-

yle and finish, and wilh as good materials as

article in the CMHUVE'I' IjIIVII'], are requested to call and examine specimens and prices. (£j=* All kinds of Lumber ami Produce taken in exchange for work. JACOB SI TES.

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

SADDLE cV HARNESS ItlAlillYG.

M. linger

ISconductingthe

above business in alTTts bran

ches, on National Roa^ 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

Aug. 19. 1846—35—tf

Queensware, Glassware, &c.

JUST

luccived a large and complete assortment of Crockery and Glassware, embracing nearly every article in the line nt uncommonly low rates, for sale by J. COOK & SON.

May 31, 18-18-24-if

PROTECTION! PROTECTION!

Thk

undersign!

cd having been appointed agent for tho Columbus Insurance Company, is now prepared to take risks against loss oi damage by fire,

and to insure goods transported on rivers and canals. to and from the eastern cities and towns in the United ."•tales.

Persons insuring with said Company will be dealt wilh promptly and honorably. W'. N. HAMILTON, Agent.

Terre-Haute, April 29. 1846-19-tf

]\fiW FIR.II.

THE

undersigned kavc purchased the stock in trade lately owned by L. Lemon, in the south room oftlie Linton building in Terre-Haute

and have commenced business under the firm of J. F.

E. C. King, where they intend to

... keep a general assortment of Staple and I ancy urpen-

001 #!j roccr cg

Queensware, Ac.,—which ihey

will sell on moderate terms for cash, or in oxchange for the productions of the country. J. F. KING.

March 1, 1848-11-tf

FUSE

superior Fowling Guns real Wf A Tl AS I T? npHE Ohio Mutual Insurance Company insures tw'isl arid Damascus barrel*, of Lot?-j OlUlVLf. JL

OFF

possible, ofler their

E. C. KING.

LITE I\sl lt i\( 4(liLACl. Joliu F. Cnifc, Agent Mutual l.iff Insurance Company, N. Y.

Policies for one year, or seven years, for life, issued on the most favorable terms. April I, I817-jl6-tf

AM)

LIFE JXSFRA1YCK.

against losses by fire, on the Mutual or Cash svslem.as pre ferret) by the insured.

AI«o, grants insurance on lives, on the Mutual principle, at one-half ibe rates charged by other companies."

The ability of the company is nndonbled. J. K. KINNEY, Agent. O* Office in the Couri-Tfonsc. Terre llantr. May

.. O

1»M«-20-It

FtniLt CP.OCKRIia. PPKISIOK arni powilcml Sugar. Nrw

Orleans and Muscovado, do., Rio, Havana,

May 31. 184**-24-1 f.

LOT-of Sheetinr*. Shirtiofs,Tickings and C'hscks )a«t ojened «nd for mle at Ihe

•. v**^

'jjWskT1"

FRESH SWrcniCIXES. »*], RE-HAL TE 1

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

Mineral and Botanic Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Pure Liquors, Perfumeries, Gunpowder, Young Ify. son, and Black Teas, frc., i\c. His late arrivals consist in part as follows? 15 lbs Eng. Calomel, 500 lbs Rosin Soap 15 lbs Amcr. 500 lbs British Lustre 16 lbs Blue Mass, sup. 50 lbs Chrome (ireen 30 lbs P. P. Carb. Iron, 50 lbs Chrome Yellow 300 FlourofSulphur, 50 lbs Paris Green 20 lbs Red Precipitate, 25 lbs Ivory Black 5 lbs White 200 lbs T.itharge, pure 20 lbs Corrovise Subli- 500 lbs Eng. Lampblack

limnte. 10 lbs Oxalic Acid, 15 ounces Iodine, 2 Iodine of Iron, 3 Iodine of Lead, 4 of Mercury, 50 dr'ms Sulph. Morphine, 100 ounces Quinine, 5 ounces Salacine. 10 lbs Bicarb. Potass, 20 ounces Hydriodate Potass, 2 ounces Strychnine, 3 ounces Vnrntrino 50 lbs Carb. Ammonia 100 Cream Tartar 140 Carb. Soda 500 Epsom Salts 300 Glauber Salts 50 lbs Rochelle Salts 50 lbs Saltpetre 500 S »1 Soda 50 lbs Tart. Acid 25 lbs Oarb. Magnesia 25 lbs Calcined 100 Chloride Lime 100 Marble Dust 100 Plaster Paris 50 I'ts Pearlash 50 lbs Potash 900 Sal.uratus 40 lbs Nitric Acid 25 lbs Muriatic Acid 500 Sulphuric Acid 50 lbs Atpta Ammonia 20 lbs Sulph. Ether 30 lbs Nitric Ether 20 lbs Acetic Ether 15 lbs Acetic Acid 20 ounces Creosote 20 Itis MurialpTin 2 bbls Castor Oil bbls Linseed Oil 2 bbls Lard Oil 2 lihls Sperm Oil 1 cask Sweat Oil 8 bbls Tanger's Oil 2 bbls Copal Varnish. 1 cask sup. Coach 1 cask Black Varnish

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

DZT Liquors of the best kind arc kept only for medicinal purposes. J. R. CUNING1IAM. Terre-Haute, April 5, 1848— 16—tf.

JACOIt K. OttAFF. WOAII tlKYMVII. COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON

MANUFACTORY.

(~~iRAFF

TIN WARE

Is general, embracing everything in common family use. anil is sold

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At tho lowest rales, or exchanged oil fair terms for acceptable country produce.

STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!

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

Queen of the I f'est, Slraub Stove, Rezors Phtrnix Premium, If ebb's Queen Cily Premium, and Jlir

Tights

For Parlors, Jnns, Families, 8,-c., fcc, These stoves are of the latCHt and most approved pgttrms, and will be sold as low as they can be had on the VVabanh.

MrpilE

ith our arrange- "hi government Java Coffee,8*gpr House and PUntafW»n4, Molas«es Voiron H*»on, Imperial, Gunpowder* 'I'owchong (Blaclt) Teas— V«y the lot wilUncrease value every dajr freah, and warranli'tl the lw»st quality. \far klc*» fredl frooBtl superfine Floor, jast received and for sale Irnr liT J- COOK & SON.

new

umd rirtrp irhnteimVt t/ftdrttnit t$*h 't'ire af Juno SJ, IBl* ,D%1I. .VRXULD.

C*.

--.Si*

THESubscribertakesfriends

pleasure in

announcing to his and the public generally, that he is now receiving his SPKlXCt PURCHASES, which is the largest and most general stock of Goods in his line, that ean he found til this market, all of which will be sold as low as at any other house fn this place, and he pledges himself to give satisfaction to thaM.who may favor him every with their patronage

Dealing in none but genuine articles, purchasers are lespectlully 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 iu person.

200 lbs dry While Lead 500 lbs Atner. Red Lead 300 lbs Eng. Red Lead 50(1 lbs Venitian Red 100 kegs White Lead 300 lbs Putty 100 lbs Verdigris 300 lbs Yellow Ochro 50 lbs Stone Ochte Blucaml Red Smalts 50 lbs Span. Annatto. 300 lbs Alum 50 Blue Vitriol 200 Copperas 400'' Camwood 300 Fustic 100 Span. Flol Indigo 20 Bengal Indigo 60 Lac Dye 5 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 caslt Peach Brandy 1 Holland Gin 1 Jamaica Rum 1 pure Port Wino 1 "Tcncrifie Wine 1 Brown Sherry 4 Malaga Wino 2 Madeira Wine 2 old Bourbon Whisky 50 lbs superior Cayenne 100 Bavberry 100 Maccauba i^nuff 20 Rappee Snuff 50 Scotch Snuff 200 superior Tobacco Fino cigars Lemon Syrup Ground cinnamon (•round cloves (•round spice Ground Ky. Mustard Pure Salad Oil Shoe Blacking Perfumeries Brushes of every descrip-

«fe UEYMER still conduct tho

above business on National Road Street, north ol the Cotitl-House, and are prepared to furnish promptly any thing iu their line, manufactured Irom the best material and in the best style of workmanship.

Their stock ol manufactured

rience in the treatment of Western

Discoae*, J)r. J'. holies by a close attention to business, to merit tho confidcnco of those who may favor him with a call.

Dr. I\ practices on the Botanic System, and has some valuable Medicinal Preparations for sale, amohg which are

ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, DYSPEPTIC

PILLS CHINESE AND CAM-

PHORETTKD LINIMENTS, feC.

N. B: Persons laboring under Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia, Canccr and Scrofula, would do well to consult I»r. P.

Diseases of Women and Children particu larly attended to. Office in Hasseen's building, corner of National Road and Fourth 31 reels.

Terre-Haute, Ind., May 31, 1848-24-3m

BFSIXESS STAXSI FOR SALE,

undersigned wishes to distn»c of

I hi* HOIJ!*K and LOT,No *2H, on National Road, eest of Fourth Strut, in TerreHaute.

The Honse is a two-story brick, with a story and a half frame attached, contains seven rooms and a good cellar. The lot is 20 feet front, l^r 75 feet deep. Il is a good business stand now, And

will be made reasonable. Apply al the premises Id

NEW ARRIVAL OF

A W A E W AT THE

arJTnow receiving our fall purchases Hardware, Saddlery and Iron, embracing a much larger, cheaper nnd 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 tho assortment and variety of many heretofore kept. It ill 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 al a reasonable advance from cost, and much red aped on some particular kinds of goods. In the line of heavv eoods. we offer for sale

Iron of nil kinds, Steel,

^LP Dianas*

hoop iron, sheet iron. Braziers crpper, tinned copper, wire, tin plate, blocktin, xinck, axle drafts, eliptic springs, eastern ground waggon boxes, anvils, smiths bellows, vices, lead pipej to IJ, coil chain to g, binges for barn doors and nil kinds nf doors,

Nails, Glass, Oils, Lead,

powder at retail and by the keg at $5,50 anil $4.00, all kinds- of gun fixiims. and some real shut guns, double and single barrels, for sale low mill saws, cross cut snws», crolmrs, mnltork**, peeks, .Lost and Trace. Chains, and various other articles p.ot herein mentioned. A large and complete assortment ol pocko* and table cutlery, at wholesnleand retail a large assortment of lamps, including the parlor, solar, with plain and cut shades, and gilt and bronze stands, side lamps, store lamps (suspending,) nml a largo quantity of extra shades nnd chimneys and lump 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 snuflers, wire fenders, table castors, brittania lea sells, block tin tea pots, fancy brushes,crnmh biUshes, real german silver table and tea spoons, Ivory Table Knives and Porks in sets, 51 pes Carvers and Forks,

curtain pins and curtain bands, tea bells, &c., &c Also, numerous other articles which cannot hero be enumerated. Our assortment of building* materials embrace a great vaiiety of locks and door latches, nnd those building will find it lor their interest in prices and vari-ety to pi ve us call. On hand ns usual, a very large stock of Cooper's tools of Rochester and Cincinnati manufacture.— Wo have token special pains to procuie a largo and well selected assortment of Tools of all kinds, and we assure the mechanic on any fame, lhat ivo shall take pleasure in showing or sellina him a bill.

S A E 1

Having devoted large share of our store, capital anil interest to the saddle, harness and carriage trimmings, wo are prepared wilh a most complete assortment of trees, plush, cloths, hog skins, pad skins, buckles, tenets and hooks, hames and chains, webbing, thread, rings, hilts, stirrups, gig trees, laces of beautiful patterns, fringes, lulls, picked moss, and pure curled hair, lop leather (ens-' tern dressed,) patent leather very large assortment ol figured anil pi tin rubber cloth, patent oil cloths to 1| yards wide, Ilea.I linings, brass and dated bands, dashes and joints, oil cloth enrpctngs. malleable irons, very first rate piece nfdrab cloth for seats,neat handles,and coach door hinges.

We offer, also, lo Shoo and Boot manufactures, a large stock of eastern dressed French calf skins, Morocco do, lining skins, binding leather, shoo pegs all sizes, sparrow-bills, copper nails, awls, nnd awl hafts, shoe thread, hammers, pincers, punches, floats, rasps, &c., Ac.

CCj" 'i'be highest price in cash or good« will be paid for most kinds of Produce. A quantity of Lake ami Kanhawa Salt fot *nle. S. II. POTTER A CO.

Terre-Haute. Sept. 29,1847-4 1-y

lionsnorv

wisbskey.

S I E A S O 1 ONE barrel received this day 5m from .Cincinnati, al the Terre-Hauto

Drug htore. nnd for sale by

J. R. CIJNINGIIAM.

'J'etre llauie, .Ittly 12, 1818-.30-1

SMe« i« AE ivsiui^i fiJ"E liuvejuKt received fino assortment of the following nrlii les: Tooth Keye Tooth Forceps spring l.iineets Thumb Lmicets Gum Lnneets Abscess Lancets Lancet Blndes

N. B:

GRAFF A BEYMER.

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

TENDERS his services to the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity, and respectfully solicits a share of public patrnnane. in the [iractice of rfI( I .\ E, M11WIFEKV A SI RCKItV.

ImiI

Having

several years' e*|KJ-

JScnrificnlors Hciiion Needles Silver Catheters Elastic Catheters Teeth Files Glass Syringes, of all

Terre-Haute, July 12, 1848-30-3m

i:w A SEASON 4

Terms

C. F. SCHAAL

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

Kanawha Salt.

(3^r\rv Barrels Kanawha. Salt, on consignment *V and for sale

jrth 1, JSf9-U-tf, II. POTTEIt 4 Co.

kds.

Hlelhescoprs

Pocket Cases, three and Pill Tiles four folds Glsiss Funnels Wed«wooil Mortars Hpnlulns Iron Mortnrs (iinduate Measures

All of which we o/T-r very low. C. .1. ALLISON A Co.

,SKH HERE riCIEMM

ARE

you fond ol good drink, il so call on John Elkins. who is now in Terre-Hiinte, nnd will communicate for the sum of fit teen dollars, his manner nf preserving Beer and the Juices of all kinds of Fruit or for lite small sum of five dollnrs you can olitnin his receipt for prepnrinc his Preserved Boer, whirl) is now acknowledged to surpass all oilier kinds of drink in point of flavor ihe expense and trouble of preparing it, is but trifling, and when prepared according to the receipt it will keep for years in the [(reserved state with Iheso advantages it bids fair to become one of the greatest luxuries in the country.

JOHN ELKINS.

Fot the

purpose of preventing imposi

tion, agents will be provided with a certificate' giving them authority lo sell all others are irnposlers who are attempting to practice a fraud, whoso sales will not be acknowledged on the receipt of ihe Patent. J. E.

Refer to Dr. Pence and W. C. Cary. Terre-Haute, July 12. l848-30-3m

EOST c: iti' 1 FIc A'i' E.

NOTICE

is hereby given, Ihiii 1 will apply on

•Saturday. 14th of October next, lo Ihe Auditor of Vigo counlv. for certificates of lots No. 85 nnd 88, in school section 16, township 12, north of range 9 west the original certificates being lost. M. A. JEWETT.

ISI7I:

May 31, 1848-21-tf.

JUST

oons

"AS CHEAP AS THIi CHKAPKST." rpiiE »ulmcril.. rs have just received the bal-

ance of their Hpn 1 (toons, which furnish' es ihem with a full and complete assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS. GROCERIES and HE E NSW ARK, which they will dispose of al wholesale and retail at tho very lowest rates, forcaah, or in exchanee for country pnwluce. J. COOK A SON.

received at the new atorc D. If A RNOLI), a handsome lot of Barages, Balzorines also a few Sh&wls and Scarfa.

June 2S. 1848.

SIFERIOR (JGAILS. Principe, 2000 Small I,a Norma, 2000 Colorado, 1000 Superfine Regalia, 2000 Washington Canoncs, 7 4000 Half Spanish,

Received this day from the importers, and for salo at the Tcrie-Haute Drug Store, bv J. R. UN ING HAM.

Terre-Haufe, July 12. H»48-30-tf

T^yJ-ARSHALL'S

and for salo by

IEMON

RHEUMATIC LINT»h supply, just received, C. J.ALLISON A Co.

8i'RUP—A very superior quality,

just icccivcd and for sale by C- J. ALLISON A Co.