Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 22, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 April 1837 — Page 4

The Blacksmith's Bottle. A blacksmith in extensire, business, had a bottle that held exactly a pint, and in the large village where he resided, it was goon known in its various trips to the stores as an exact gauge for that quantity , and on its appearance for replenishing, was filled without recourse to the measure. This bottle became celebrated. Eighteen years it performed the drudgery of being the medium of conveying the ruinous beverage to the owner and his workmen. During this course of service, the shop in which it was so conspicuous an appendage, was

the kind, if persisted in, and to be given to all who complete the

course with credit. The government

is strictly parental- emulation in all its forms is discouraged, and none but the purest motives are presented as incentives improvement ; the head

is not cultivated at the expense of t

give an account of his Excel

lency's conduct to his Govern-

ment. i am assured mat aanta Anna, on perusing the contents of the despatch, exclaimedCastillo must be m id send him back his letter' speaking to Almonte 'and write to him to come ! . 1 . -I I

immeuiaieiy lo v HMim5u.11 : J advantages, and, in many respects, its must renew my acquaintance 1 prospect?, are pre eminent to m ike it with him.' Almonte acquitted one ot'the first institutions of the kind.

himself of his muster's order,

would grve iho most religious attention to the advantages of the sick , and that they would not divulge any matter of a secret nature, neither directly or indirectly. I discover that Doctor Ilippocrate, has tnudo mention of most diseases and nearly all medicines that has since been found

from a multitude of pathological, n 'e!l as anatomical facts are that the pleeti is an organ peculiar 10 red blooded mals; that it is of great importance in -e paring and mixing the fluids that comju'sa the blood and that its action is of B vet y singular advantage to the liver. If I

right this organ appears to bo one ot tin

ton.

In the S 1 ing Green. M h a commui'i 1 Ueckwith," c

three several times consumed by

fire, but each lime the bottle was t

found among the ruins uninjured. Phoenix like, it rose, and was ken again into active service, b was kept in motion like a weaver's shuttle, and such zealou,

devotees at tho bacchanalian al- '"the youn

ter, were its possessors;'tlut it hasbeenknown to convcyjburtecn shillings worth of the poison in a single day to the occupants of the shop. The bottle has survived its owner, who has recently passed into the grave at the age of 60 year?, a veteran toper; although he ori'inally possessed a constitution that 'under diflerent habits, promised to carry him to the period attained by many a temperate pilgrim, that of 80 years or more; and instead of competenca to his survivors, ha9 left the little bottle emptied of its contents, as their only legacy. This veteran bottle lus been the medium of conveying more wealth from its owner und his workmen, than would have sufficed to purchase the most extensive and valuable farm the country can boast. As well might

the occupant! of the shop have heaped up ceals on their forge, tuid put their utmost exertions in exercise upon their bellows to put out the f;re , as to undertake to quench alcoholic thirst with ardent spririts. The more frequent the recurrence to 'the little bottle forsuppl ice, the more powerful is the desire to embrace it again and again, und the more frequent the embrace, the greater and more certein the necessity of return. Are there not many more little bottles that are conveying the wealth, by daily, small, certain and sure steps, out of the possession of the owners, and pouring into their systems a tide of ruin which will never cease to flow, and which will finally overwhelm them in a destruction tlut has eternity for its duration. Temp. Record.

but Senor Castillo resolut

fused to obev it. and on

------ , swift sailing schooner

freighted here to carry des

es to his Government, giving pro

bably an account of the proceedings of Santa Anna at Washing

lilii.inih iliiu wits K".i vpnra hefuva Christ

heart, nor toe mind to the neglect ot , , " lhe ;tlvenU;r 0f medicines vet j sieves that separates the good fluids fr i

the bodyand the destruction of the ; it cv.vsan as though it was handed lo tho vitiated ones well what is left for ihealth. The lieallhfulness of the .;. lri)ltl ,ia Almighty heavenly Father; ' to d-2 I bhould say assist nature in place being unquestionable, its local a;SlJ makes some remarks whic'i have ' rif iitjMhi.se fluids and by theso me;.u

been comparatively, but very little nn- j we pui lty the btood; also so soon OS thl i proved tincc founded upon various ap-j done the-flame is watered out. Weiu pcarane.es i.i the :-iaie .f ihc patient, but wiH we call in the aid of mercury, tarn r

Th mode of teaching adopted is ' cspcciLstiv epon the seeretiona and exe- I or antimony to no tlusr 1 think not Tor Hat

matin-' iiLiios ccc. am lueoiinv iney rroaucc is in my opinion

the oisease of Use .

mv highest opini ;i

cnerallv given up i'

medicines belonging 1

shop nnd tne most aeuseu.

lhe heart and ftunded cn many years; To eradicate almost every kind of diaetf?

j i 1 1 . .. . 11 . . .. ..: 1 ... I av.ms tii:!t 1 inn luidre.Wm" a much en- f?l.s dn:iprou-s than

It'rtil ,- . . rp. I , ;., ! ii!1itet:eu nc-oulo v. ho is too well acquaint I hen leuvo to express

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to be! , ...... ,i r 1 A'n mnSf P.r 'cd with tU particular diseases which I of cabmel t'r it is g

l l '. I I . nilU 13 HiJI.VI " v. .. , . -. . . .

i-trli '. i i . i, s , am miiiiin menu ni 01, bin u i err u . be one ot tne Lest ).IC!1- I;,.,, v. and ranid v.to aevelope, ana , ,, . 0 ., , , . ..,- ,

1 j 1 1 j ' . w on niT'if .r 1 nn iip'iii iifii 1 h a

strengthen the mental po.veri. Con sUnt and untiring t ftorls are directed

i ot i.iy practice.

1 to the firm establishment of t'i" pupib S i:i the principles of the vai iou? branch-

1 (8 of education; to the cultivation of ' 1 a taste fjr useful learning and S'.iei.ce, '.i.ver Journal, (l3ow- ; ,,y exercising the uuderitaudins; and . )cfthe4thult.tliTe';j 1 . , ,1 rromoti a of ina-

i n, tinned 4,Jarc !! I urnvi.ininit a vtem of familiar Kasdale and the other the wife of Adam

reaJinT and conversation, (far which ' Uerry. This has been my loss aiin.u n-iroose a valuable library i, provi J- : SJllC thousand.-; but how soon it may be

mo. 1 1 1 v 1 1 3 ci 'v.i.v, r ........

n tteil I lio-.- nr-ver. I will Usrtaer can

praciice say 20, audi have never lost : ytM, imist purify the blood I do beiicvv, t!i.: iirst patient with fever i:i tiie cocrse ; f,)r t,e purposes I have mace mention .

ttie

attention of!

n trenei r.li y who irny

wish to have tho connubial lie joined,

to one who woulJ make a good quiet, afPctiointe wife, now a c.ukM date for inHtrimjii)" which enndidate she declares herelfto he. The following is her description of herself, and if she has not mads any mistake?, she

ed;) and to the formation

orJer, and diligence, sustained by mildness, and persevering attention. Commensurate with the high expectations entertained has been the mkccss which has attended these 1 IV rU. We have not seen more nsut awi

is certainly worth the trouble ol court- j beautiful Pennauship; tiurc interest ing at least: Ark. Adv. ! ng Composition?, in verse, as well as "Near eighteen years of ng", fair j ,roSe . 0 mof(, v'VZMl wj tastcfui complexion, ritther light colored huir, ! ir.wigs, and Painting. Koua'.iy blue eye, common height, rather j ....provg rcm-uk3 might he u.-tde in slender and a round fice. I am by no j rt, lljon o ollCr t r m lies; but we me.uis wealthy, though I have enough ; j it unnecessry to r uti:ul mt.:.

lor a comiori ioie fuppori 1 iji . ; te Lraving dep irtincul th;- ui g Kngtish education-quite h wielJy ,;jic, erj ,y iidvanta-s ri- iym i

temper and well disposed toward t w- 4 ,hlj COunlry .Mr. P. hav:i

In the Year ot lbUi 1 . I i:,vft had wonderful success and tr.-t

atieuueii iu L.iwrcuee cnuniy inoiana, . meuieincs can l-c tal.cn to any part ol th5 i J cases cl' lever, among them I lost two world. 1 had given over the "idea of pn;--patient?, both with a pu.m'juullis it sa j (j,.c j;, consequence of the death of ii1 .

terminated; one was tho wite ot (jabnel wif,. hut I have cone on to do busincs. ";

you wi.-h give me a call you will fi.-t iti!" at I'.iirfax, Monroe county, Indian , and will a tiers 1 t you honestly and ! the l est 1 can for you under the bolenini: 't'an oa'.h, and I will keep any secret which is tube kept. As we have no p "it i-'iiec, letters will not he attended Patients from a distance is expected 1 settle when service is rendered. Cures i:t :,e waii.m'ed rr-tagnantly pcimanent ;il.eral tonus; ITcver nnd Fever ar.d Ag- : i cured wiihtmt the u?e of Tarle. . ; Aniiiiiv iy Calomel r Quinine, and it; 'cures" warranted to be permanently

t ie attenii.ei oi tlie world to a few points of my piac'ieo a3 from the earliest period to the present day, the sut-j-jcl i.f tevcr

Srmi ;n frame is li.il!-', rec. iv c I the ..:n-ati"u i f p'nvsir'i in-:. ! lawever extessivi! nn v be our kn.e.v ledge of its pre-uii-j-'-'sing iiiv.l -X'-iii'i r:tt:.--es v.c (eit.'.in. Iv are verv d -1 j 1 i- n'. iu i's treatment

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most young men, though 1 will not condescend to notice erery fop, w ho tTMjr call himself respectable. The gciitlcmin th.it takes me fifan)

I cal iinuic is m

mirable qui!t;e attache' to Mm,

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ml; .a iiiuu icuii,, j A ,ie collISC ol tmti uctiou ii riU irs towards the cirls generel. r and ! i. , .... i.uh an, V,tl ,h ttn-u-s.

favor of the mm he think tcfl 'i iti-li-d for'lhe Pridncy in 1 C 4 0 . II-

studied under Members of the Royal Academy in London. A very good Pi.mo Forte is pro-

t vided for the use of mu3ic pupil. V o-

ade a brancii oi educa

tion without anv txtri thaig':.

ill v i.Miis;lia l:.ue., far to prtive to tn. pai!ioi. iy t f tl..

iu the tunes i verv

th-.t the h nr licj'fetLc i i . 1 1 1 a ' i l ; it liiiivls l.a" e

lieen ( u : ge-.i-ral a'.i; e f ll.j truat rav nc i.i' fever, nu et practitioners reiving

on ih; prose.rije.i: cxaiiiiniii ill.- ll Will ill' ail. !!'J'.l ii'

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nn!ii too i!i it f- vt r

mist, also, he a mm that w ill ngu ual nimself when in danger, and hive patience when he i" j j ine."

w.th a correct gratnm itical Unovii

Arithmetic, ia a u,inTi r

W riling in

The Legislature of l.iiunis iiave adjourned, and the member r''t'ir; eu dome to their coiiMilM'-nts. I ir- e their ':ssioti they p s d :iine -t!i 't imporlint bill, oi2 pet m am.iitly lacatint; the seat ol goverimi'M, t h! Sprii'gfiuld . Thrt hit! ad..-ptii g a general intern il i;:.provt-nr nt ,.-,n, uoti'-cd in mv lii, appeals to have been received throughout the State with lhe highest s itisf irtion ; the ci. iZins of the several towi s li ivo demjn -.tr.i'ed tlu ir joy, by t.Yi rinsing of e;ls, Gring o f gun., ilhnniiiatiof.s, c. In none of wliic.'i I: ve tli- ritiZ -rsof our flouris!ing tcighbor, Liwrenfc viMe been outilon. . Vincentic S iti. liloomiHgtou ml must MONROE COUNTY

lc-i( h; Arithmetic, la a u,inTi r i

ul ited lo insure practical utiht) ;

the v.ii'utii hinds; iM-

and Geogr.ij)hic-il Ih'.nvn;

Ancietil and MoJ-.t i Ili-'oi) ; Tvi uril 5i Moral Phih-sofib) ; M iti.i m -tu ; ; Astronomy; Chcni'.-trj ; Lstg't: Compusitioo; and lltr-tcrio. Tr.RMi t.r TfiTio:," r.Ltifir.rD in uvac r.

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i'rep aratory do. Mu.-ie. w ith use l Pi it. . I o ' ' Needle work, pl.ia vvc ornatncJ.t.il 3 French C " Drawing nni Painting in watrr co! rs 0 In Craj on nnd Oil 10 Stenography .'; ii. ( o".: '.

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; ilii-hed if iu n:y j ldcii'.ent tho h- I : riiirijialsi w i'lib.nit 'f cure. I will meneu early in lhe spring preparing 15. -f-tanie medicines by distilaliou, extracand tit:c'.t!rs that may be taken to all ll..; -'. '.! parts cf the Western Territory , w.u r:-iii:ed to l-.e genuine and sold very low f -r cash in hand ' If I ccu.itui cure ;ou will not ki!i .Y r : I pujtiyh yr'U ri!.'i my lilt. Si tire t:i liv mediants li'ixe been curboosf ' Il-jic in:-mi pnt'unls hove, rve loel. JACOB 13. MEADOWS. irirfnr, la. Dec. 2th 186. 6 3mo

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(QThe New Orleans Correspondent of the New York Courier und Enquirer, writes s follows:

'.'I havo learned, from good Authority, that Senor Castillo, Mexican Charge il'Affaires at Washington, on hearingat Philadelphia, where he usually reside!, of the arrival of Santa Anna at Washington, wrote to his Excellency a friendly but energetic letter, expressing Vis surprise atthe ridiculousjinjudicious, and unpatriotic course he was pursuing in entering into negotiations with the President of the United States or his Government, j having for their object to carry into effect the treaty which he concluded with the Texans, while he was their prisoner. Mr. Castillo informed Sauta Anna that the Mexican Congress had declared null the said treaty, mnd and that besides, the nation at large tud condemned the whole of the proctedingg in Texas. He also reminded him, that, although now at liberty, he was not authorized to enter into any negotiation or treaty, either with the Texan Agent or the American Government, and finally, that, as the representative of his country, it was his duty to pro

test against any proceedings of

.Mr. Peking, I'rinr.ipil. In pr sr .U nig lbs cl iim of this institution to the KMic c of the public, we" wool. I resp ct hilly invite attention to a brief hiilor) )f its origin and progress. A few iudividu Is a ware of the. par amount importance of Female. f.!.te. tion, nnd of the comparative intitiiitv of the establishment of "Colleges ni.d HighSoho!a foryoath, w'ailo tne le mule min 1 whs neglected, petitioned the State Lprri-dnture of 1 8:53 -1 to grant h charter for n Femile lastiln tion,-(not one at the ti.nc existing in the State) with nn appropriation of the Monroe County Seminary fund for the erection of n suitable; building for this purpose. This being granted, the service3 of n gentleman, then just from England, were secured, whose churacter and attainments, as well as high recommendations from most respectable individuals in his own conntry, warranted the faithful disrhar;;of the duty devolving on him in so n s

JOHN CO a LAND, r.

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i.;t a in ti.e ii.o-t U..:o'..l:e awl iliu .ilile raEciicr, I'tt !. f I '. r .-O; ii ai.iiUctnrf J in ti e itteta . i.. n :y I'it'-m s sl:i:? ti ptn c' a c bats, ho!c- - r :iai! .ro rrrpt !it to cull niul cxamii.e i:-t-r wi-!:c i;' i':-y fc.l coi.fi Jsi.t f;:i ihtir lon$ 5j-!tuii; ii. i.-..;::!r;s. il.cw will Lc .i'.i.c to p!cate ii :.. i .J ii Liin:s i I'rnaii l".r auJ LsraU's reosl ;.''m Ii.ii ii ai li.f c i.'cn:n:y f l ices. ,N I! .c a e it. t ritiiiit-J to sell lint, r.s lonr for r-!i ii. ' -i..!i.i t!.y cm I u lion'.-.ht in l.cuinilie.

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ct my stock from lWoowm

ion id mis ntcc, 1 uo ic-i vuictgc many tanV.s lo i Vic cUizcns V Ijtwvvcwcc, j .Uvckson Monroe S-i Ivov;n i

cownlics, tor lhe bcra yv.tlrona'c Tic Wvi'.y bcsVowcAA lo wi uutinc lic t!st Vrcc

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spondble ii equation. A pirt r.f M ; 0.xc nn mU mCft catl ot building has been occupied twa yoiiis; . ,. . , ... but.owtns to the ivant of r-ilii ,it m ; 'VUX, TCStagWant, I VflU

funds, it lias never been completed, i VCaolscdW COllUnue UC ivac-

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Since the organizition of ihs Scm-

inary, nearly 200 young ladies, from various parte of this, and other stater, have received instruction, in the different branches of a useful and orna. mental education. Through the liberality of our citizens, the board of trustees are now enabled to finish the edifice; and it is their intention to ex. tend the advantages afforded in this Institution by the establishment of a Preparatory, and a Teacher's Department. Several young Ladies, who formerly attended, have been, and are nw engaged in teaching, in this, and other.,tates, with credit to themselves, and to the satisfaction of their employers. Certificate will in future,

ticc ot mciWcme.

I wish to drop a few hints cn your most common diseases of this country, and particularly on fever, as it has been the study of most Physicians for thespaec of 2272 years at which time it appears to have been first spoken of by Doctor Hippocrate, who is to this day believed to have given the best pathology. Hence the physicians of modern times, or of the dogmatic sect havo at all times acknowledged him their leader. Ilia opinions have been respected as oracles not only in the schools of medicine, but even in the c0"r'9 of law; indeed the qualifications and duties of a physician was never more fully-exemplified than by his pen. He admitted ho one to his instruction without the solemnity of anonth that they

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giving T.trter, Antimi-ny, Cal-j er ar-.y thing eh-c that wusts the .

it p'll.j! 'it to (.(:. ::o '.li. .:v ilia t-i.we!.-, I ttt !:V

ly I ;ul nntnngemeut I part of tiie pjtiont , and ! the part of the Doctor)!

:;: ! H ' it t ! I.V i'.formsile TubiietlsthB L '1 I.:'.-jii't n.ri'i.l :n d i row epening in aJ.i ... t-i i i i.-; in r i t. U;, iarjf! a!crtoiciii cf tali a:3d v; ii 52 tear Goods, 'in5:;ifg: of a variety of ; ml CV'jr., Ci.sshiercs, Satinetts !''"! C"ir!.ijjr i.vercouts , a great r. rr'J (ji'igkfimt, a rplrn- ... apartment rf JJcrir.ces and Circuy.ct.s, n jiuc- assortment j riitru ris, JIJackinaTO r.iiAr,-, ai.d Cot t ;i !uu!;:crcliirfs, Silks, nftvery culot, Dvivotid IU ached Domestic, I'estingf of virions qualities, - 1 Tozcthi r cvn y oiLtr srticle of ivy gooJi. liutdv. :uc. Glassware, and Queensware.

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svstem. t!i-.it may almst nnno

a tims and 'then fallen the 1

speen or go into a leg or jinnts it may prove inc'JiaL'e or not, on in"; to lhe ti

l iivation of the case nnd constitution ;f i

the piitient. I with to make mention of!

the liver and spleen as they arc subject to j enlargement and bein.i often attributed to i

an improper use of Quinine, but I think Fill and Silk Hats, FllT and 1 t A'..M fl.A ...r... r ...... t i I .. . i 1 !, 1 .1.... I r . . f ' I

..u Hum me jicui juauiii hi UiiHJU null j c-Ciil IJOT)" id thrown on them in lime nf tin; rnld fits . - i

of iuteriiiitlcrt. I often find ihesc enluryments verj- hard to ;et rid of a 1 though there is a top put to tho fever it often remains. Does this not all ario from the circulating fluids? I should answer yes and if I tun riht restore your fluids to health and do riot do il by stens medicines, for in my -opinion it will make thenj still weaker at the end and hurry its. termination in consumption, empyema, dropsy or something else not much better. 1 believe it iscncrnlly given up that the conclusion which has been drawn

L Giisgep, Spice, Alum,

Madilcr, Indigo, Cop

peras, Topper Sec.

Boots and Shoes, A line assortment of

Castings, Iron, Steel and Nails. Window-Glass. SALT. AH ef which will bcioMIow for eaih ermoit kiedi of conntry reduce. Th public are mp fully muted to call and examine lh stock. Bloaminstoo, N0T. 9u, 1835.

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