Wabash Express, Volume 7, Number 38, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 September 1848 — Page 3

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If all §en«e of shame ha« nol left the party referred to in ihe following article, tie must even blush at this expojure of liis shameless inconsistency:

From ihe National Intelligence!-.

The gentleman, who at ihe Buffalo ^Convention was most prominent, and apparently most influential, was the Hon. Benjamin F. Butler. He was Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, and he made and sustained the report of that comhiiltee. Among the resolutions thus reported and adopted by the Convention were the following. "Resolved, That we, the people here assembled, remembering the example of our father* in the days of the first Declaration of Independence, putting our trust in God fur the triumph of our cause and invoking Hit guidance in our endeavor* to advance it, do now plant ourselves tip*•on the national platform of freedom, in opposition to the sectional platform of slavery. "Resolved, that we inscribe upon oor 'banner 'free soil, free speech, free labor, •andfree men/ and under it will fight on, and fi%ht ever, until triumphant victory «hal reward our exertions."

Now, it t* but four years ago, that the name gentleman, Mr. Butler, officiated in the same capacity as Chairman of the Committee, ice., at the democratic convention of 1844, and procured (be adoption of the following resolution: '"Thai tdl eiTirls of the Abolitionism, or others, induce Congress to interfere with quest'ionn df shivery,

#TKI»S

effort* hsrve an inevitable tendency to diimnwh the happine** of the People, endangering the stability anf ptrmaneney •of the Onion and ought not to be. countenanced by any friend of our political institutions."

Comment upon wrffe 'tergiversation would be superfluous.

'CLT.AR MOVE

or (ETTrvo

ilKSO*, STOCKTVIIIJ. A CO.)

Commission Produce Merchant}), 76 ftROAD STREET,

XVit.i.tAM MARTIN, Cincinnati.

art

OR TO TAKE INCIPIENT

in ration thereio, are calculated TO LEAD TO THE MOST ALARMING AND DA*GP.ROU8 CrN6K4(JRN'CKS

Kid tliat ALL SUch

LANDS.—

When Texas was admited into the TJnion, -she"Was allowed to Tei&in the right of •soil to all tire puhliclands wrfhin her bor-der*:—unh'-ke \!ie other new States, in •vrhidh the ipttlilic lands are "Sold by the -general government, and rtre proceeds put into fhe national treasury.

Since the annexation of Texas, the YJnitnd Elates, at a vast cxpenso, have 'first conquered, *nA then purchased New Mexico from Are Mexican-government.

Mr. President Polk, in a recent me#na?e to Congress, expresses his belief Yliat Texas has a well-founded claim to all that part of New Mexico east of the llio Grade, including Smita Ff\.

Texas never possessed—never purchas-«er/-—never conquered New Mexico, flow 'then did New Mexico become the properly of TeXasT Why—Texas just tr&tu"rally claimed it!

Notnancan write down Truth. Inquiry is to Irtii'h what friction is to the diamond. It proves its hiirdneso, adds to its lustre, and excites new admiration.

Anger, like a hiirricnnn upon ttic occan, 'l««iroy« tli« r«p«^e of the henrl and rolls J.eavy aurjfvs of ninirtion over llie soul.

*•:. T. H.OIBSOM.

\SY

JOIIH M. STOOKWKLU,S

NEW YORK.

W*. H. STOCKwitt.L, N. Orleans.

91 ill'l'I.V A STO KVi:i,I,

Produce Commission and Forwarding F».w. mwmc z: ta TCHOUPlTOU LAS 8TREET,

MM.

How ©irtoaiMc

And General Commission Merchants,

Cincinnati, Ohio*

Aufftut 30, 18-18-37- ly

Pekin Tens.

-|\7-K have just rereivril

fine assorl-

Kylfl mem ol the dlinving 'i'eas Voting Hyson i\cv 3 Votnm Hvoii No. 4

ImiH-rial No. I IJ tin Pmviler Niv 1 lMantntinii Oolnni:, (Black rimtslion Im|irri«l Silver f.er.f Hvami lll.iek Tea »f ,»l| kimlm

Thrsr Te.in ive warrant to lw «f ihp t*«t ly, anil wlli-r them \-rrv w. C, AJ.1.ISON A CO.

Trrrc*Hiuip( August 00, I84f»37-if

Dr. Thomjvson'vs Patent Uterine Truss,

ABDOMINAL SUITOR I'KUS AND SHOUt.DKR HRACES.

THE

suhMriber i* neeni Tor the ahovr siticle* Also, sole ajent f.»r Dr. L. D. Fleming's L'lenno Tru*# and Abduminal SuppoMer*.

J. R. Ct'M.NUHAM.

Twrf-Hniits, Aupiul 30, 1848-37-if

Auctioneering.

GOING! GOING!! GONE!!!

THpromptly

unJt-rsisneU is now prepared ami will attend to the of any article

Which may t«» ffttrunted to hi» C»r». Persona wishing to diitjnwe of Household Furrtiltire. Dry (JIKHIS or Groceries, l.iw Sux-k, 4c.. will tw waited on at a monwnt'i notice.— tjuick sales at a small advance. better than to he eat up with interest, with the iwli on ifcs *helt

WALTER

COOPER.

TVrre-Haule, Ausuat 30, 1848-37-tf

EN'S, FITS.

R. HART'S Vegetable Eitract for Fits, j«ci received and far a«le by Aug. 16. G» ALLISON 00.

ADMINISTRATOR'S XOTICE.

NOTICE

i« hereby given, that the undersign

ed haa taken out letter* of adroi.mtraVon upon the eMate. good*, rights, croJiUand c&rts#< John Turner, deceased. Ute

NATHAN TtCNEK,

An*. 30,"18-36-3«r.

,iMSWi

MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK!

MARRIED WOMAN'S IMITATE AUTDICAL COMPANION.

By Dr. A. Matiriceau,

p*orE*«on or ntszasK* or wonra. Sixth Edhlott,J8ow. pp 2j0. J®rice tt. SO.OOO Copies »old in Six Months!

Years of suflfetinr. of physical And mental aneoish ut many an affectionate wife, and pecuniary difficulties to Uie hutband might have been tpared thousands now poor would have enjoyetlcoaipeience thousands now broken In health would m«e enjoyed it hundreds now In tbelr graves been Mill alive, by a. timely possession of this work.

It Is intended especially for the married or those con letnplating marrttge, as it discloses important secrets which should be known to them particularly.

Truly knowledge is power. It to, health, happiness, affluence. The revelations contained in Its pages have proved a blessing to thousands, as the Innumerable letters receive eo by tbe author will attest.

Here, also, every female—the wife, the mother, th« one either budding Into womanhood, or the one in the decline of years in whom nature contemplates an important change—can discover the causes, symptoms, and moat efficient remedies, ahd m«et certain modes of cure, in every complaint ur which her sex is subject, lis importjii»cc Co (lie Married may be rathered from the fact. lh«'-

make from

Ttie "Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" is sold by Booksellers throughout the United States. August 16, I8l£-32-3m.

TO TIJE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TEKKK-IIAIJTE AND KIUH-

MOND UA1LR0AD COMPA.\Y.

"^ETOtJ nre hernhy mttifieil to pay to J. H. TurM. ner, at the »t«re«l VV'urren & Turner, llie sum rtf four dnllnrs, nn e«c4 share of Block, suliecTtHcd'fur in s«ii vompany,"On tfao first of July fiext.

RoMts are now n^eneit fur mlilitwnnl subscriplinna rff xtock, onfler the supcrvittKMi of John OrHwford anil Jiicolt O. fiarlvs coininissioners". The payment nf one iloHur oil eaoh wharc is rc^uireil ni the titrnt of Ktilincriliing.

April 26, 1848-lf-tf. C. 'ftflSE.

-.**JJt*wHw£^*fc"h

THE "... Jk

Travelling Agents

Three to Five Dollars a Day! from its sale, hundreds of active enterpriiing agents are accumulating a little competence from the liberal discount allowed, and the ft-efct dtmami for It. Orders are re-quired to be accompanied with payment. Copies will be sent to Hie Purchaser free of I'oslape.

Overtwcnty thousand copies have been sent by mail within three months with perfect safely and cenaltuy. On the receipt of One Dollar, the ''Married Woman^s Private Medical Companion" will be sent

I're*, of T. H. tend R. Railroad Co.

Tt. ROC.CR'S I.IVERVV'ORT AND TAR.

hirt a genuine nrticti- afXhia valoalilc ML-diciuisus hn been reported of us. J. AI.I.ISGN & CO.

Aflffurft 10, 1848-:l5-if

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R'XiKR'^ Row DonlriCcu, a Iresli supply ju«l rt-ceivud wtul lor cule hv O. J. ALLISON & CO. Augasl Ifi, 1848'35-tf

CLAV COUNTY.

.b «r.

(.mailedfrit)

any part of the Uni el States. All letters and applications from those desiring to become agents must be post-paid (exceptthose containing a remittance)aud address0.1 to Dr. A. M. Alauriceau, Box 1224. New York City. Publishing Office, 129 Liberty si. New York.

to Tax-PaTrs.

TilIVoticc

uiuli-rrtinin',1, (Jnllttclor und Truutturcr of Clay nitmiy, Indintin, in riitifiirmity with llie laws »f sniil -S ut«•, hercliy noil ies Ihe Inxnlilc Iwhnliilanls (it -niJ emmty, thai he will attend nt the

UXIIIH]

MARTIN JC Sroc'K'WVt.t. N.Orli-aos .V Clnc-lniirtil.

places ol h"|ilin« election*, in each town

ship. in Hiiitl roiiniy, fir ihe purpose of cotli'clinif the Stnle and County Taxes therein, on the following Vtays, to-wii: No. Posey, (township^) Wednesday, Oct. 18, 3. Du-k Joimsui^ 2 Van Burt-n, 6. Jarkson, 6. Lewis, 8. Harrison, 4% Perry, !k Ca«s, 7. V^'flsllinQ:lon

Tliursday, Friday, S.iturdny, Tuesdiiy

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, {Saturday,

The Office will lie re?Hlnrlv kept njien nfierthe 1st day of October, with the excepiion nf llie above specified days, nt Howling-Green, until the 1st diy of Jiiitiarv, 184!k

The taxes levied for the year 1848, are a* follows, vii:

co*t\

Cents* Mills

For Stale purposes on ench $100 25 Fur County do do 20 For Ko.id do do 10 Poll Tax for Stale purposes do 75

Do County do 25 For Indiana Hospital of Insane 1 7$ For Deaf and Dumb Asvluin 2 2tj For Education of the Blind 1 The undersigned is desirous lo mnke punctual pnvnii'iit to the Stale ami County, and, iu order lo do s\ will l»e compelled to make punctual collections from the Tax-Payers, who are hereby solicitrd to attend at the above named places, or at liistlffice iu 0owliiiir»(3rveii. and pay their Taxes without

All persons fiilmu to pay, on

or bif ire the second Monday of February, according to law, wtll be liable to an addition of Ten percejii., and the addrion of costs that may accrue in consequence *l •nrh delinquency.

JOHN WII.LIAVS,

Trea«nrer and Collector of Clav rnumt. Bowlingt-GreriigAususi 30, l848-37-6\v |nl

To Sinking Fund Borrowers. TT7HBHE interest was dueand unpaid, nn fhe fir* I rfdy nf a if/ last,

on loans Irom the

Sinking Fund, the landa mortgasetl in security will l»o adveriia«-d altoui the first day of Octolier next,to Iw sold on the second Saturday of Decernl«ernexl, aceordlm to law, unlesa payment lie made bel»re ad«ertisini}. Where not more than one year'* interest prior to said first of July last mav be due, and the security is deemad sufficient, and Ihe borrower unable to pay. present payment of such interest will not be exacled. if the borrowers shall forward toaaid office a written agreement, lo pay interest on interi-st no due, and withheld, a form of which given below.

J. MORRISON", Prea't.

FtxKtxn Frsn Orric*,

Indianapolis, Aug. 33,1848. 3

FORM of AGREEMENT. I agree to pay interest u|on interest, due and unpaid on ihe loan of procured by rne from the Slate of Indiana, throogh the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, (or o* f—— Wing the purchase money agreed to be paid by me, or A B, for lands or loU a* the case may be

WiUw*a Ci«en under oor harnla, thin day of 1848. August 30, '48-88-3w.

VtffO Colle^inte In$4ti(ii(e.

THE

fell session will commence on Montlay, September 11. at 9 o'clock. A. M., and will continue for S3 we*k*. A ponctoul attendance of the stwderu* i* of great conseqoeocc both to them and tbetr teachers.

The Faculty will remain the same a* during the p*«t session, except lhal the Elementary Chest* will be instructed by the regular Pr»fe»iT.— Catalogue* containing the course of study, term*, Ac., can be obtained om any of the Trosiee* or ln*uucvr*. E. T.

Lort Creek town-

•hip. Vl countv. Indiana. Atl persons indited to sahl estate will |4ea»e make prompt payment, «nd those having claims will present them forthwilh. properly authenticated. fcK scttiemeot. Tbe eaUte is auppoertl to bes*»|ve»».

BMRD, A. M., Principal.

AtMturt SO, !848-3T-3w

K. RlKJBRS' Balsam of Liverwort and Tar I h»*e ihe agency for Terre-Haste, and bare jost received large suppft

Aug »-tf J. R. CUM.VOHAM.

ROSE DENTRIFICE.

PREPAREII

by H. It SrnHh. DesUst. Terr*.

Hante. and for sale b* Ao« 30-tf J. "R. CUNINUHAM.

CASDlB^

Adm'r.

j«t rtceive« and te^*«le V», hy 30- ). R, Cl'MNGHASL

,f5

"¥J,

lIL'rraon?.?f.1^,'UleJ

to be sdministereAs The P^P"e^nSTeHe'

CH1I.TDN, Christian county. Ky4, J. E. GOODWIN, Taylorsville, Ky., J. K. HA!\llLTOr\, Hancock county^ Ky,« W E. FUBI.KTT, Clinton, Kv.,

JM.

A J.

HKI.MF.R, Sprinsviile, la.,

I.. FIUSBKK, Milltown, ta«,

f.KNDRDM, Falls Rouuh. Ky., SAMUE1, McCI.A KTV. Ilardinsburs. Ky., GRAHAM & IIA WORTH, Bowline Green, Ky„

19, 20. 31. 24, 2ft, 20, 27, 28,

PKBltY IMT*S

GENUINE

Vegetable Pain Killer. rilHIS will most in^tnntlv cure any and all kintl«

PAINS,

•'V?- #.-' -hi.-..

its aclion is like magic, in many

casee. Over four hundred thousand bottles h.ivc been sold in the A'ew Engl and Slates the l»si year. BKWARKOF COUXTKIIFKITS! since its great popularity, Im-e imilMiinus have been gotten up and palmed olf on tile community. See that 11 likeness of the oricinal proprietor is on the bottles A pamphlet of directions and history of its origin accompanies each bottle. Gel one and rend it,

J. N. HARRIS, General Agent fot the Western States, on Fourth street, between Walnut aud Vine, Cincinnati} Ohio, to whom all ordcis must be addiesoed.

For sale by J. R. Ctlningham. Charles Wood, and C» J. Allison, Terre-Haule, Itid. Angus'. 16, 1848-36-6m

THE DENTIST

nAS

returned from the East with a splendid stork of

MfijMimli TPaoftll&j, and some NEW INSTRUMENTS, and is now in ri-ailiin-ss lo wait on his customers.

There is now no excuse for aching teeth—come and have them extracted, or what is still better, have them plucgcd before they begin to ache, and thus preserve them during life.

O" OlKce removed to South side Public Square, second door East of the Bank. H. R. SMITH.

August 9, 1848-.14-3W

DENTISTRY.

a, IB. amofii, 0), 0), 3aj

IScustomers

.. .Jtr,

f: AGITE AXD rEVEK OR CHILLS AMD FEVER CURED nf

tCS12Dm3.es

*afl. etrttun, Mpeedy and permanent t*rt

this remedy has no#een extertsivelr ns«a thrnoshoul the West and fV.irthwe»t tw the last seven and within that period hajJMMnem,, cored ov^oo.ooo c«es. in all v»rteTrV^ m»nv of 7h-^Ta^n h^T?hind^tloM Wi i?* usnal remed ie, known in this country, ami in no case did this medicine fail wtere the direction, were tbllowed pmperlr. huch is its Invariable snrc««

^Q.^rrn^nboi eT"mS P*^ of the Country, u« and prescribe itin pr^erence The public are Msnred that it Hinot only certain ii® effects as a Tonic, but.beine combed entirety of veeetable medicines-, it perfettlv innocent in any cases or circumstance#, and mar b* .riven toWales. inf/nts. and

By lw »PeHent and powerful diapherrtlt pmpenVs. added to its tonic qualities, fe retidewd eminently superior to Quinine and other remedies as a general and popular

wou1^

The proprietor has now in his possession hundreds of ceniBcaies of its valqe, piven by person* who have ttst-d it, with many lnnere from merchant* who have sold it lately in their count nr. as well as from many respectable practitioners, who have used it in preference to other remedies, aUestins its value. F..r the satiaUctiou of those net acquainted with Its valuable curative powers the following letters aud certificates are given from the many in his possession:

Wilson, Pellet & Fmith—Gentlemen:

.... .. Paris. Tennessee, September

Messrs. Wilson. Pettet HmUh-BentlWrten: I wtrte you. fottrdays ago, requestins von lo spud me more of the Tonic Syrup I ain now entirely out. and have borrowed two dozen. Ttio deinam) for il is very crest. In every instance where it has been tried it has effected a cure. If Yon have not started the parcel »r me before this reaches you, eight or ten dolen of wilt not be loo much to senik' Respectfully. &r.. T. COON'KY.

we, the undersisned. do hereby cheerfully certify lhalwe have sold largely or Smith's Tonic Svrup in our neighborhood, and in very many cases have personally seen and known il 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 poblic cenerally as the m«H snepdy. permanent, and innocent remedy that We have ever seen or lirard or in the cure of Anne and Fever orChills and Fever, and we do believe lhal il wtll in no case fail lo cure ifthe directions are properly followed: L.

Prepared by JOHN J. PMITH, Author and Proprietor. Louisville, Ky. Sold whidesale and retail by the Drug Stores in Terre-llauie, lo whom all orders will be addressed. August 9,1848-34-Sw

JUST KJBCEiVKD. WATCHES. A NEW and first rata nssorl/V merit of Hold »rid Silver

Watches of every make, war ranted of lhA beat quality, and for sale ai cheap as they can be bought at anv establishment cither in llie East or West.

JEWELRY,

Of fine quality, and every vnriety of sty le, such as Dreaat Ping, Ear Kings, Finger Rings, Studs, Bracelets, Gold Pencils, (Juaril arid Fob Chains, (iold Pens, that are warranted good Lockets. Mi mature Cases, Gold Keys/Card Cases, and indeed all that rnn be wished for in Ihe Jewelry line.

FANCY GOODS.

Fancy Fans, Shell Combs. Perfumery, Work Tloxes, Hair Brushes, Violin Strings, Accordion* Flules, Ualtle-Dores, Graces, Letter und Motto Envelopes, Nole Paper, and a variety of ulher article* not rtcoessarv lo mention.

CUTLERY.

The Unrest atnl best assortment of Rodaers & Wosteiiholms' Knives, Scissors, R.izors, &c., lo lie found in 'IVrre-Hinfte^ also, a cood assortment of Chapman's Rator Strops,With Shaving Creams and Soaps, and Brushes, of Mee most approved quality.

Giitb

The country gcnernlly. nre inv^ed 10 examine my assortment of Clocks, and il

'tent

teady to wait

at a I

times. Office, Soutl side Public Square, 2. fiast of ihe liank.

N.B No credit giv

en fornjwrations,unle*s by pr*ious arrangcmeni Terre-Haute, August 9, H48-34-lv

ARRIVAtj KXTrtAORDI\ 4RV:

BY SMITH'S WAGON 1L\E. THE QUICKEST TRIP YET'

SMITH,

the n-euUr teamster has arrived—onlj 8 dats from Covington, hrinning us 40 Kegs best Kentucky Rifle Powder, 15 Kegs Blasting do.

For tale liw.

We hare also been receiving large additions lo our stock ol Hardware jenerailv—also o{ Iron, Nails. 8f»ikes. &e., malinc an eitensivp I nprovemenl in our Store all of which will enable as Jibe the most accommodating, as well »s Uk« moot extcosi*« concern in the Wabash Valley.

Look for tbe

BIG PADLOCK. S. H. POTTER A CO.

Aogtist 23, '48-33—tf.

CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDERT* A I) Printer's Warehouse,

Centre Street, one door from Vine, Cincinnati. Keff« constantly on hand aud manufwUire* to order, 1'ituiiug Prcsae* of ihe moat approved patterns English and Grrannn Type*, and

I'ttlM IXt, MATERIAL!!, of every description, at the r*uh:i»bed bill

ces of tbe Eli 111 FnamVtlr*. HORACE WELL*?,

CincmnaU. A«goM S3, 1848-36-tf

Fter

pri

Agent

'RE Ir«a»on Strop—a frv*h npplji itr sab it«Hr»n, doxen and retail, kv Auj. W-if J. R. CIM.NGHAM.

HTYVt a

SS^rri^sijpa

nplrt pmpHeinr of this celebrated medicine justlyrlaims far it* sonority over all other resnefltM er»r offer*1 ed wtbe public for ihe

He refers In the vH&e Western crt.ntry w^arhim estimony the assertion that, in no case whatever will'it fail cure if the dWw-tmns Are strictly Mlt*ed and carried o«rt. and with this assurance he is fully tilwmt to warrant a cure in all f.rroS Whatever of \rne and Fever or Chills and Feter, whether ofxhnrt or fcm^andins' and all person, are he«-bv authonxed to return the money to persons who may have used it as direct^' wn*n tt cnail h»Te fatrlr »Hed tncure.

0 Am and Fever or Chills and Fever-

icon?''utions without the least fear whatever ofanv unpleasant effect.

This medicineU "d purest tjtmlity, and is Hwayi ma As by the proprietor in perwn. after the pslablishetlfrtTriJ ofphalimcy. (which cannot be said of the many Tonics now BWins the Wwif andAnith wesSern country.) and in thu respect aloue Is rendered greatly superior to the remedies usually prepare4®id ioid in the country.

at a larse

Tonic in all cases whatever whrre Tonics are proner

respectfully inviw pranittoners and the public srenerall

to pive but a fctr trial, anj they will then be convinced of its great auperiorily over all other remedies now in tiHP for the purpose* ppT»on» living In diairicis of country subject to Act)* and Fever, Chill# md Ferer.or Bmioira Fevers would do well lo keep a supply of this valuable remedy always on hand, especially if medical aid cannot be conveniently had.

XyrtHnnnli. July

20. 1S44.

Thw author of this letter is th« reeaere subject who presented mm k'r i? in- I r« sic oui-jrvk hiiu

hnnseif at your counter, on rrioay, the I2th inst.. under a complete state of debilitv from Fever and Ajtie. Ytm will recollect I took a bottle of hmith Tonic Syrup, at your earnest solicitation, and, beins si verv weat. I did not wish to take any medicine until got home, when I could receive proper attention. 1 sot home on Sabbath m«rnine in time to take two doses before my shake came on. It came on al its usual hour (10 o'clock. A* M..) as hard aS usual,but It lasted buLa short time. The feveralso left me a ereat deal sooner than usual, tn the evenine I resumed the Tome, as directwl, and only had titne to lake three doses until bedtime. Next momtiic, after breakfast, I continued takine il until the hour of Aeue and Fever had passnl, when I dropped It.and was entirely free from the disens*. did no, think il possible for tnedicine to re?.!»re a person as last as the Tonic restored me. The ?reate#t difficulty no/w is lo govern tny appetite. I do Ihink, wflhoul e^csption, il is ihe best mpilicine 1 ever look. lloAi respectfully,

E. Ci. MAGU1RK.

it, 1648.

Mouth Stndif, Tcnnemet, August

Messrs. Wilson, Pettet fc Smith Oentl^mlett: Vou will plettse tfend me two dn%en Smith's Ionic Syrup. I cannoi close my letter without informing you lhat, out or the three doren of the Trtilc Syrup bourhi of vou ihis last sprins, I have only two or threw bottles now on hand. It is called for almost daily, and it has never failed in the first instance of prodrtcinsr an effectual core. It fa the bpst medicine for the core of Chills and Fever or Ague and FeVer that I have ever seem Your early aueulton to the above order will much oblige your friend,

24, 1840.

JAMKS EDMONDS,

ROUNDTREE BARRETT, Browtisville.Ky.j J. W. GARNKR, Charlestown, la., PERRY GAITHER, Monroe county, la., W. G. BOWMAN, Millerslown, Ky., E. O. BROWN 4 CO., Brandenburg, Kv., W. MITCHEI.L CO., Wesi Point. Ky., J. M. I'HELP.S. Leavenworth, la%, H. T. BELf, Liverinore, Ky»

O E O S

ffOTICE FOlt THE YEAR 1S4S.

Iusual

v\ II.L nttend in person, or by deputy, at the places of'holding Elections in the different townships in Visjo countv, Indiana, lor the purpose of receiving Taxes loi the year 1848, on the following days, »iz{

Harrison, Monday, October 16, 1848. Honey Creek, Tuesday, 17, Sugar Greek, Wednesday," 18, Prairie Creek, Thursday) 19, Linton, Fiidav, 20, Pierson, Saturday) 21, Riley, Monday, 23, Lost Creek, Tuesday, 24, Nevin«, Wednesday, 25, Otter Creek, Thursday) 26, Fayette, Friday, 27, The following are the r.iles ofT.ixes, asl^vied:

Cents. Mills.

For Statu purpose®, on each §100, 100, 100, 100, 10(1, 100,

fifty per

reduction in prices that are usually jrtiid for ihe same article, will lie any inducement), iVc expect rrndv purchasers, an we have tliern frdin ?4,00 to $120 00. (£j" Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired, and warranted.

1 i\Vs nrc

S. R. FREEMAN,

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

25 20 10 1 2 1

For County purposes, For Road purposes, For Luuntic Asylum, For Deaf and Dumb, For Educating the L'lmd For Sciinol District No. 6,

i\\p

74 2i

100, 25

Town 12. Rauce 9, For School District No. 2, Town 13, Runne 9, Por Poll T.-ix for State and t'ou

100, nty,

100

Either rnvself or a deputy, will he found at my Ollice, in Terre-llaute, ut all times, except sucii days as when out in the several townships, as sto-

that l.m^ iftlte 1 axes are not paid, it is my duty Huule

to dislraiiu 1 he laws and its rco.utrements will

be strictly followed by me. Every person who pays a Road fax, must ,.m«

l'*,c' N.-..r-

Collector and 'J'reasurer of Vi-jo county. Terre-Haule, Aiicti-12, 1848-33-tiw

uitOKE .VAIL.

^50 REWARD.

OCREEDS,Committed

N the tiiclit of He 11th instant, JAMES to Vino Jail, charged with horse-stealing, broke from the Jail in Tetre-Hauie, for llie apprehension aud delivery ol whom, lo the Sheriff nf Vi$o, Kilty Do liars will he paid.

Jame Seeds is 5 feet 10 inches high, light complexion, stoop shoulders—one stiff ancle with a deep scar iu the joint, about 32 years old, and resided formerly at

IHIIIR

The ahove reward Will lie paid by the Undersigned ujion the delivery of the aforesaid criminal al the county iil of Vicn.

Clodis. Watches and Jewelry reapired in supeiior manner. Wc are also provided with ma•hinery. to replace any part of a watch that may he worn out or broken, equal to thcoricin?].

O* Old Silver and Gold taken in etchanee. J. K. CRI^HBR & SO.N'S. Terre-Haute, May 31. 1848-24-tf

WIXTKD IJIMEOIATFXT. Piwnds J.ive Geese Feathers. fi»r 0 'UU which the highest price will he paid rash or good«. J. COOK & SON.

May 31, lM»-24-tf

WOOI. CARDING.

HIGflLYIIMPORTANT

TO THE PUBLIC.

Remarkable Conversion of nnoilier Doctor to the improved Treatment of Fevcrnnd Affite. nnrt ililjrnK Fevers--Gre:it c:»ey of Dr. Brad's Sits-ar Curtte«| Pills further eon firmed hy

Medical DIeit---Reinov:«l of the ini'tnefion of Seeresy ealterl for -•-Dr. Brass's an«wer»\o protection of a "Patent Right" desired by him!

ROCKT FORD,

Denr fir—)

Itopnsed

re,lli0nnlll„

ilnee to me the tetiperv.sor receipt, or pay such ,,e ,)re|)ared in few days to fur.ii 1 ax tn tmmey4 as charged upon llie I ax Dupli- Quantity nf

Point, Ills. He had on a

striped eolton shirt, alt old blue coal, aliiped pants aud White Hat. Seeds is well known in Martinsville and other places in Illinois anil will likely make westwardlyv

M. M. HI'*KC*OX, Sheriff.

Terre-Haute, July 12. 1848-30-lf.

Watches» Jewelry and Fancy Goods. fllllC undersiciied beg leave to call the attention of their friends aud the public generally, to their lale importations, which embrace* a splendid slock ol rj niid Fancy

Sleam Mill is ftillrnttfrd in Fnllin^iml Dfcstin? Cloth, ft all neas«n» of the ye«r. in firsifaW atyle and at abort notice.

ET m* ft*rr. us Trtti can ahmtf* cet food work, whether in WOOI, CARD« IXG, or CLOTH DRESSING. 'IVrre-Hauie, April 26. 1848—19-Cm

rr.iNTED:

AATJ LBS. FEATHERa, foi which 1 '*Vn rv' the highest price* will paid

in aoods, at D. H. AR^Q^D'^ 5TTOKE. June 2S,

Atkansas, July TThh, 1547.

am a nhvsirlsn. and h»VB»lw»»s bitter

every medicine offtred to ihe miblic tinker

the prnt»cti,m or

tltrtoit

& patent.

July 5, 1848-29-tf.

Goods,

which lliev will sell as low ns can be bad iu the Western

States. Our stock embraces Ladies' Large Breast Pins, il all kinds Gentlemen's Pins and Gold f^luds, nany patterns Ear Rings, large anil «mall bracelet Clasps, a beautiful article sinall Clasps, Meaits aud Crosses. Guard Slides. Finger Ilinns, ill sizes, patterns and pricesj Gold and Silver luard Key*, Gold and Silver WATCHES ami I'encils. t*il»»-r Arrows, «nd Slides for head dresses, Silver Spoons and Thimbles. Miniature cases, cheap Steel Bag (Jlasps, Purse Trimmings and Purse Silk. Steel Deads, Silver. Steel and Plated Spectacles, fine Penknivpsand S-issors, Gogcles, iinld and Steel Pens, Steel and Pearl Slides. Silk Guards. Silk Purses, Shell Combs, Card Cases, \c.. &c., and a creat variety of articles which i-annot le enumrraled.

Inileetl, I have

"Iwavs had ninrud hatred nt whut are termed "Quart Medicines,* "Patent Nostrums," &c.. and have nniversai'ly discoiirateil their use amonr mv pst'ienls and rrieilns. Rut one of viviir afenries foil ml ils wnv Into this_ola "e last year, juSXaa Fever ami Acne and Cnneestive Fevet b»nn lo spread extensively anions the peonle. Th»reWinc no(Aher IXictor in the n1ace I cmild not attend to half Ihe sick—and the result Was thai hundreds wer»» compelled to make trial of your tills—both llie Ant!-Bi!i"iis and Tonic.

Their speedv cure oTalt cases was so astonishing, and So mach extolled by every one, that I was induct! to make trial of them in my practice—and the result has been to convi nee nie,

mitrh.neoine}

my oicn

ynurpill mas*

prejudices.

lhal they possess a XPKCIFtO CONTROL over Fever and A:ue and other Bilious diseases, not known U» any othermedicinebeloneitfftnthe IVlalcria Medica.

So convinced am I of their preal virtues.thai I think yon nuiht, in justice lo sufferinc humanity, to make public the recipe firnm which they are made—or at least lo furnish

His Pills are not a

pattnttd prottvtian—"

THE

in physician*. In small jars.

ns°il in their practice. Your

Anti-fiiliOns

Fillsarerer-

tain to take the place of calomel, and your 7*rrit Pills the place of quinvhe very soon, in the Acue *nd Fevers oTihe south and west. Verv resnectfidly.

MCDOWELL,

Dr. Brae», St. Louis.

M. D.

fe^-In publicly replylne to th'e abo\-rs TH-. Rrars takes ihe occasion to say to hrs numerous corresjion. dents in all the Southern and western Stales, who write similar l»ilers. that his Indian Queen Vegetable Sorar Ooal«d Pills.cluiinnoneof ihalumtectinnsnnnos-, ed ioaris» from lh» httmbuesery «.fa -'PAVKNT

RIOHY.

ptitentri)

tor a patent lo

medicine he never asked

protect their manufacture or sa!«»." If

any one were to make or sell a

counterfeit

Pill with his

name, the public would not be slow to find out the imposition. The want of virtue in snrh a Pill "voiilil at mice expose it as the offspring of RAsK FRAUD. Dr. Brase lias no !e* that il will fall to the lot oT man in the next five years, to discover a ittfdicine oT equal or ereatrr virtue than his. If it should be. h* willbetlte first to rejoice at an Increased Messing thus bestowed unon mankind. He advocates lite elorious advantases and^rsultsof an untrammelled Competition in all llie concerns oflife.and inlhescieuceapd practice and coinponndini! medicines,as well as in cominenie aud ihe art/an-t maftifactures. ltwasonly on thisaccouut that he did not ask for a MONOPOLY, through the boasted protection of a "Patent Kisht.rt It is on this account loo. that he is not constantly clamorine at llie top of his voice—a* does ihe affrighted snsnr coatine feuilemen who leans upon

chants.

CAtT'l'ION

"BEWAKt,'" "LOOK OUT FOR COUNTEKFE1TS,"

TI1E CURE OF 50.000 PERSONS ANNUALLY Fever and Acue. is all ihe protection Dr. l'raj" deSires, from the fraud of counterfeiters. His pills combine a concentration of medicinal extracts heretofore unknown in the world. Away then, with the hninbiisrery of'paient rishis"—when the consumption of these Pills have aireadv reached HALF A MILLION OF BOXES AN

NUALLY!!

tn repard lo makin: public the recipe ftnm which they are made. Dr. Bfaffl! Conscientiously beiir-ves that instead ofsuhservinc ihe cause of humanity, il would act as a perfect oulnotirlnsj ol Pandora's Box. This has been fullv exemplified in the publication of the recipe of "SAPPI NGTON'S MLLS"—there beinr now scarce* ly a box ofllie eenuine pills to be fouiul! They are pill Up now by "Tom. Dick or Harry," oul offhe cheap ami POISONOtJS f'KUGS of the shops—such as ARSENIC and WHITE VITKIOL*-to lake the place of quinine fontierly used in them—causing more destruction of human life, than all the Yellow Pever or Ship Fever ofthe sain" period!! Who. then, can wonder at ihe loss of public confidence htch has befallen lids once popului piltt

Dr. Brars*! pills, I'll bulk or boxes, are furnished physicians ami others, as usual, al his mannl'm-tory, in St. Louis, or It. Cuningham, in Terre-Haule, Intl.

July 5, lSlS-29-tf.

liOSt lijotxts.

Ihe 281 li of Jane Vast, a Dry (rood's hnir of tloitsip. hold Goods, chiefly Shepis.^Hillow Cases, a ridinr Habit, an Accordion, &c.., &c., was left al my lumse, marked "K. Turner. Walerford, (Imin.." which mark senilis In have been crossed off with r"d cluilk, ami another mark "J. O., TerrevHaute,'* siibstituled.

The owner will |ilease come forward and claim his Goods, pay for this advertisement.and drayase. and take lliein away. M. M. HICKCOX, Sheriff of Vigo.

Terre-Hautf. July 5, lSl-S-29-lf This box arrived here on board the steamer rink, froriiLafayeue.

I O I A I

same nn Inst year, which SAW

makes it the duty ol all Tax-Payers to call on u.e, Subscriber, having finished' his new Steam on or before the first day of .nuary next alter

Saw

improved

Buck's Air

Tight Cook

ing Stoves,

a new arti

cle and ve

ry neat.

STEAM

jlunU,(| ,„i|M cast ofTerre-

nn,i

|m|t.

s0l)lh t|lf,

N„ i„„

||nw t0 (l,rilis|,every

Road, is

descripiioirol I.UM-

,,nrfs.

13 11 at the shortest notice, of the first quality, lit

«II.N Diiirn 1.CMBB11

nfall kinds. Orders for Lumber left iil llie store of.I. Conk & Soil, in Tcrrc-lLuiie. will be attended in promptly. JOHM WOOD.

INDIANA

DRUG STORE. IN ROSE'S BUILDING. WEST SIDE COURT-HOUSE.

C. J. AI.I.ISOV A CO., WltOLfeSAI.K A XII 11 BTA 1 I. 1IKALEIIS IX

Drugs, Medlcincs and Chemicals* Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dye-Stuffs, Win* dow Glass, Glassware, Perfumeries, SOAl'S. PATENT MEDICINES, SURGI

A IN S E N S E W IN E S AND LIQUORS. AND EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY FOUND INr

DRUG STORES.

fE are now receivinc our summer nml fall stock of Drugs, Medicinrs and I-liemicals. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glassware, Vc., to which we invite the attention of Physicians, Merchants, and the public generally.

Our slock is more extensive and ceneral than any in the Wabash Valley, and was sclreted with great care. We do not proless to sell goods at cost, but do say lo those who may favor us with their patronage, that we will not be undersold hy any house on the Wabash river. Our whole lime is devoted to the Drttn Uusiness, and the preparing and dispensing of Medicines. All orders from our friends will meet with our personal attention. And it is our design to keep a full ansorlment nl every thing in our linn. We are constantly receiving from the various markets, by which means we are enabled to execute ordcra by the irkage or otherwise, nt as low prices as

articles can be procured at any other establishment. 17* Phy«icians, consumers and dealers are invited to call and examine oar stock aud prices before purchasing elsewhere.

moolb* will

C. J. ALLIfON & CO.

Terre-Hsnte, June 28, 1848-28-tf

DISSOLUTION.

THE

partnership heretofore existing between Patrick Sc Clipf&icer, in the practice

-r *r. jc

ajLM-JU UJL.UI

*. ''OiisviLLi

Foundry, and examine my iis-ortmeiil nf

If any

Terre-llante. June 14, 1848-26-301.

Ik.

Medicine* haa been di««o|*ed bv mutual consent. PATRICK CLIPPING ER. Terre-Haote, July 19. 1848-3m

G. W. CLIPI»I*GEK. 9t. D.,

WOl'LD

ARBA HOLMES. AT the old stand on tbe' bank of ihe river, neai tbr

beg leave to return thanks for the libera) patronage he has received, and re»pectfulN soticils a continuance of the same.

O* Office we*t of the Universalis! Church. Terre-Haote, July I9.|I§4S—3m

"ESTATE OF

jonx TrK\En7~

Saturday, tbe 23d day of September, 1848, I will sell to the hifhest bidder on the pre niscs. in I#o*t C*ek townahip, Vigo county, Ind^, •t the late residence of John Turner, all tne p^r. son a I property of said deceased, ennsi«t:ng of

Cat-

tle. (A erowint in the field. May, Wb*at, Haod Kitchen Forniiare.^tc.. Ae. For s^Jes under three dol srs, cash in hand will he re. qaired on sums ovrr lbat amount,

credit nf 12

riven, the purchasers giving ap

proved notes with security, collectable wiitwai relief from valaalion or »fnrar«rmenl laws.

NATHAN TtK'EIt»A4«a'r.

August 90, If 16-37-3*

TWO DOORS E.iST OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE.

STRAUS & ISAACS,

GREAT TAILOR' lili 'SIETIXC,

Fifth of September.

subscribers desire lo inform iheir friends and the public nt large that they have just rcet-ivo,! considerable and ivell assorted addition lo tlnir stock for llie above ioiportuni occasion, mill vel another addil .ii is expected durina this week. They invite s|eciy»ni!eniion

line Cloth and Tweed Coals Silk, Velvet und S.itin Vests', sujiertiucTmcy und Ulack Cassimero P^iits, Ac. To till who nre determined tn do honor tn the great event that calls them to«eiher, we would any come, and fit yourselves oul and let the efforts you make to adorn and heaulilv llie outer man he 1111° index of what you are prepared lo do, to bring into energetic action the vital piim-iples and con vie* lions of your inner man.

O* Hal irn-e of our S.immer Stork sellinc o(l* at reoiarkahlv low p'Ve*-, ~p

A complete assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING kept constantly on hand.

A liberal allowance made to Country Mer

N. H. Any garment purchased al llie above establishment exchanged if not ly approVIMI.

Observe the "Louisville Clolhina Store.*' Establishmenis nf the above lirnt at LOUISVILLE, Ivv.. and KEOKtJK, Iowa An?. 30. 1048-37-if. STRAUS & ISAACS.

er offered in tiiis maiket. 4 1.SO a very iient. cheap and durable Air Tight Parbr Stove. These Stoves will receive very J.

lL large sticks ni wood, from which liie can be kept '-J4 or 30 hours, mid si-cure lo llie room a uin* lonn temperature lliey are verv convenient lor Family Uoonis, Stores. Offices. &c*. nut! reconiniehd themselves with pei ulinr lorce to the attention ol^ ait who desire coiufoitublo rooms at very small expense in Stoves and Fuel.

All the above Stoves are Irom new patterns Ihey are made very heavy, mid from the best No 1 Ohio Hill lllast Pig Metal, mill will nol break. I also keep constantly for sale, the ccluhiuted BUCK'S STOVE, 3 sixes, warranted to do every thing that a Stove is ever expected to do.

I also manufacture a great varivtv ol Premium. Double Oven, Square Oven, Yhnkeo Notion and Fall Door vmikini* stoves Air Tiulit and open Parlor, fi. 7, and It' plate Stoves, t'hurcll, School House and Coal Stoves, Graies, &c., &C. I consider it unnecessary to describe tllo construction nr performance of my stoves, or lo add the ci-rliflcntes nl those who have used tliein, aa those who purchase stoves, generally examine them before buying, and can jndgo for themselves. 1 will say that if any nf my stoves do not wotk just right, they may be relumed.

I warrant them all lo perform will and lo stand lite, and having patterns for all, should a ^flalo

burn oul. I can repair ike Move without delay or expense iu gelling patterns made. Always on baud a general assortment of Cupper, Tin, and Cast Iron Stovu Furnituie ol^ every description, Stove Pipe. &c.

I respect(\lllv invito all who wish to purchase stoves, copper, tin or sheet iron ware lo call at Ay stove store and tin shop,

011

BUT

THE

E E A E

iat» nofff

main street, (occupied recently by 11. Green) or al the Store at llie ESSflrt

HIOVCS,&C\,

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

Vegetables. Large Canal, Clipper, Fox River, Cary and Cast Plows, Stoves of all kinds, Mill and Machinery Castings, IIollow

Ware, Sugar Kettles, Andirons, Sad. Irons, Wagon Boxes, Vlow Castings and Shares of all kinds and sizes, Stove

Furniture, and Stove Pipe.

ftvrry tind nf caslingii usually made at foundries made to ordef. and in the best and mn*t workmanlike manner, Ol the very best materials, oil the shortest notice, and nt prices that will giv« satisfaction.

NOIV /$ THE TIME TO HUV YOUR GOODS CHEAP!!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

C23.£^K3LiLi:

rpHF- Subscriber would armntiiice to the public of Terre-Haule. nnd us vicinity, thai lie has taken JL the Store lormerlv occupied hy Messrs. Simon ft Hershler as Clothing Store, situate two ilnors west of Nippert

est, most desirable, and best selected assortments o(

unadulteratui

South Eaiit corner of the Poblic Square, on Market Street,

Which, with anew »d.7tt»'n tstelt made, and the han.laome stvle in which :he rooms are fitted up, with entirely XEIf fPE-'ftSITl.-RE A!VW ItKI)m\C», will enable hint to accommodate his guests with as commonable quarters aa can be had al the I test Hotels in the West.

He ha* in hi* employ a capable anile«|*rieoced COOK, and it aball be his aim tokeep as Good a Table as the markets of the WH

afford.

His Stable is Urge arid commodious, and under the superintendence of careful Ostlers, and is well •untied with grain and provender. With these advantages aud a strict attention to business, be trtMs he will merit and receive a share of the publie patronage.

O" Boarders can be accommodatnrl on reasonable term* by tbe week, month or year. O* AH the Stages call at the City Hotel for {uaengeis. LOUIS Terte-Haote, .November 10, l84?-4?-tl

PHOSPHATE

soda lod.

W, Holpbur Io«l. Iron I«d. .Mereory 4ol. I^sal l^reosnte Sill ph. Morphia lod. Pota««e Just received ami for sal* by

C. J. ALLISON & CO.

Aogtul l(t

ISIS^hI

-y

lu-'it nm*4 HiDiW t. ift

-"J I

'ftip'ryf-

»fr—!,( 1 |iy

tlnir ebeant

before purchasing cLewhere, as I am sure can

nflord 10 give as lihcial Imrgaiiis as any in this section, nml llie public 1110 assured lhal at either place, the most prompt attention will be gi«cn In all orders. Sloves ivill be delivered any whero iu town,, and set up so a« to perform right.

AT THE EAGLE FOUNDRY

Moilitor'* Store. National Koail Street, where lie is now opening one ol the larg

Ever olTfird in this place, all of which lie intends to sell lor (/ASH. at Cash prices. A» the Goods are all new, they having been bought lust month, and after an unprecedented fall in the prices of all kinds of Merchandise, the present is the greatest opportunity Tor purchasers.

A large and extensive assortment of Ready-Made Clnthir.g, which is kept separate Up stairs.

Bitotn and S/wcx. Hat*. Caps and Bnntif 1st Groetries,

Suffice it tn say that my assortment is complete. All I want is 0 thorouth examination

JOSEPH GUOVfjIt)

«Vr.. 4r. and a gienl many other snides

to convince you. at once, of the facts here asserted. I am always willing to show Goods without charge. Country Merchant* and Pedlars are particularly irnited lo c»l|, us I enn hold oul great in* ducements lor them. I have constantly a person engagej in New York for the express purpose of fe# wstchmg the msiket, and selecting for me the latest nnd choicest patterns, these advantages enable rne

compete Willi any Wholesale House in the VVest. fjfr, Mcrchantshle Countrv Produce taken in exchange for goods. Terre-Haute. March 29.1848—1 ft—if. DAVID

ol my

ful-

Three sizes

Queen City

Premium

Cooking

Stoves, the

heaviest

ev-

Stove.

stock

H.ARNOLD,

IKK

I N I A N A

/ft******

undersigned (late of the National Hotel) respectfully informs his friends and the travelinf public generally, Ihsi he h*« leased for a term of years, and hss now npeiggM the accomrnnds* tion of Travellers and Boarders, tbe large, elegant and commodious new enck building, adjoin ing the

LOUIS LEVY.

W ir

Lemon .syrnp.

ritO close a consignment,

will sell

Lemon Syrup

what

have on

handa

at Three

Doll irs per down. We ha*e also a few gallons of a very superior aniele of the '1 iwing svrups: Sarsaparilla. Hose^ Ginger and Sirawbery. which

will s«dl low.

ALLISON 4 CO»I

Tcrrc-llautf, August 30, 1848-37-tl