The Wabash Courier, Volume 3, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 September 1834 — Page 3

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•T1L.L LAIIB FROM EUROPE.

t, The packet ship Colombia, Captain Britton, arrived at New York on Saturday morning, from Lirerpool, bringing (he Editors of the Commercial Advertiser their several supplies of foreign Journals to Ju

Jj 38th,inclusive. We lament (hat it (alls to our lot to anrounce.the death^at Madrid, of Mrs. VAN NESS, the lady of the American Minister, the Hon. C. P. VAN NS». She died on the 18th of July, of Cholera*

GREAT BRITAIN,

Tin Irish Disturbance Bill was rend a fcird time in the Commons, on the 2(ith jjuly, passed and scbt,up to the Lords /or jCoxMrurreoce.

FRANCE.

It hai been rumored that, on the accession of Marshal Gerard to the Presidency of li»e Council, the King would no longer .assist at it# meetings, but the French pajpew o{ Saturday state that the unconstitutional practice still exists. General Drouet d'Eflon had been appointed. Governor of the colony of Algiers^ Nome troops had been marched from Perpigoan to the extreme frontier bordei ing on Spain. A Paris letter, dated July 26th, states thai on the preceding day the French Government had sent orders to the authorities of jjlai'ne to seize a vessel then in that pjrt, JadeflwtXli four thousand muskets and ammunition for JJon Carlos, and which were founded to belauded on the coast of Biscay.

The Temps says,

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French Carl is ts,

not conlcnt with openly expressing their v.. ifehes, for (he puccest* of the expedition of jN I cm nrlne, *itli augmenting the number of his bulletins, and/allying around him from all parts a numerous band of parti-s-ins are going farther, and are making considerable suerificcu of money, in oidcr to assist him in his enterprise.

HlWLY.

The accounts from Spain are still vague and unsatisfactory. The Journal dc Paris the 25th, says "Don Carlos continues retired in the mountains,studiously avoiding a descent into the plain,where Gen. Rodil **khe*to draw him. No news of an engagement ha* yet been received. Letters received to-day from llodil announce that be luis taken all necessary mcasuries, and .expresses a confident hope of $ucccsss." lU'portfl pievailcd in Puris onthe2lth, of important defections from the Queen's jumyin Navarre, and of the occupation of

Vittorin by the fcoops 6t Doq Carlos.— Neither of these reports was credited on (tie "-{5th, although they had ibe effect of dcprcwing the Funds on the preceding day. It is stated tin the Paris papers, that •sonye preparatory private .meetings, of the members a£ then ew Courts had already taken place ia Madrid, at which were betrayed symptoms of -ullra-Jiberaiistn.

It was stated frorp Bayonnc, that Gen. llodil had laid a contribution of .§25,000 on theCapterof Pumpeluna, ^rrusted the Jitahop of that town and carried him away wilt* hi»«. lire troops still occupied Puente de la Rcyu?, !JfiU lla,and the neigh•borlMMwl. pf

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On the ^Cth Of July "telegraphic despatches had reached 'the French GovernmerU from liuvonne up to the 25th. They ropresent the relative position of General Hodil and Don t'arlo? in terms calculated lo prepare one for the route of the Prelender,'Hodil had caused Gnatc, Siilvticrra, nnd Allaguen lo be occupied, in conscquetce of Zumalacarregny had fallen bat un Aixuzna. Don Carlos had retired to H)i»oudo or Valparlos evidently ^vilh design to secure his re-treal into France. An Aide-de*Cainp of Uodil, who had ft him (Rodil) at Esteliaon the 20th, had arrived at Bay on no with despatches for Gen. Marispe. The French papers contaiu a Decree of Dod Carlos, and ther matters connected with hjs proceed iogsin Spain but his probaUe.cxpulision from thence deprive them of interest.

IISTtiR»A.NCKS IX MADRID^*! .r Frightful excesses have been committed ty the populace at Madrid on the bursting forth of the cholera. As in Paris and elsewhere the first ravages made b) the disorder were believe*! lo be the effect of poittHU nnd it having been suggested that tlu monks ha&fwiscfocd the wells the mob broke into throe convent, pillaged them, nnd massacred several of the monks. The fJovemment had, ltowevej,ditecled vigorous measures against the oflendem, and tranquility hud been restored and still reigutd in Mudiid at the slate of the last accounts. A great number of families had, however, 0cd from Mud rid, and panic prevailed throughout the entire of Castile.

Some surprise ts expressed that

The Queen Regent was to open the -Cortes in person* -i"," *IU T«a 19th rARTlCl'L-VKS OP TUB JHtTVBMAXCWa^T ||pf* MADRID. & an a of or in re ports of the mortality produced by the prevailing disease become more rtfe and extended, and in proportion at the number of new ca*cs and occurring deaths were diMlosed, so in the natural proportion were jHHjp^e's minds disquieted and dislurbed res»jK:ctmg them. To other cause*

in course of time was added & new one— thailhe fountains had been poisoned, and this, from it* enormity^ soon absorded all others for, )Mi/brt|iBateiy,reccijring countenance from some circup*t*«ice« which accompanied it, it soon wboily possessed the public mind, cad greatly dtsUirbed public order and trawjsittity. It appeared that a boy of ten, but of a canning beyond his year*, the s^n o! a$ ex-toryalUt woltratwr, was found wi^i a smaiives&*i in hi* haod in the fountaio of Avadu^s. This Df^rtoce a|ar«M4 ik* imMdiale neigh*

bows, j£nd dte,sddiHM cirerjimlance of an edeaide having removed the vessel, in order lo have its cont&nts atHlysed,but aggravating the alan£ f'

About the same time two manufacturers of cigars in the city were detected, upon whom were found various small cakes of nux vomica, which (hey said had®been given them at aa eating-house in the Calie de loe CeQpos, where, upon examination, were found two pounds and seven ounces of the same material, which the owner admitted he had received for working up, from the junta of pharmacy, An hour aftef this Jitfcover^ a parly of people*at the

Puerta del Sol stopped a young man of 20 years, whom they accused of haying thrown some powder* into the tanks of the fountains in that neighbourhood, but whom they treated so roughly that he died whilst they were conducting him to prison. Public irritation being thtts increased by these new excitements, the people turned out in a body and rushed towards the college of the Jesuits, whence they said shots had been fired against them, arid where an agent of destruction, with the mix vomica cakes upon his person had sought refuge, the Jesuits closiug their doors upon him and ringing the alarm bell.

Inquiries are now going on into all these occurrences, and it is hoped that in the result, the truth will b« discovered. It is a curious circumstance thai owing to this last excitement, the people of Madrid seem to have forgotten thoir original fears as to the fountains having been poisoned,

During the early part of the night, at^ tacks were made upon the convents of St. Francis and La Merced, and some Friars wefe killed in both places.

At three in the morning the CaptainGeneral retired,leaving public tranquillity re-established, and taking measures to prevent similar attacks, which, he was informed, were meditated against the convents of.S. Cayctano, the Trinity, the Cai»jjen, and BassiUos, and which, in fact did not take place. His Excellency, for greater security, has divided.Madrid into four districts, to which he has allotted separate chiefs'.

Upon the arrival of his Excellency the Captain General of Police at his post, he found that the populace had already scaled the convent and killed six of the Jesuits, and in the recess ^f the bolted gate, four others had been put to death. Whilst this was passing in this quarter, another parly of the mob had formed together in the quarter of St. Thomas, by previous arrangements, for an attack also upon the same .convent. twas said that the mob were first provoked by a shot hrcd from the place against the Captain.of the police, which proved the sigmd for the insurrection, and that the mob then assailed the placc in a body, forced the doors, and killed the defenders. 'JThe unexpected appearance of the Captain General put* a stop to further violence, and be left upon the spot a sufficient guard of military and policc to guard against their renewal.

Throughout the whole of yesterday the garrison remained under arms: a strong force was maintained in each of the convents but nothing occurred again to dishe a

At six in the evening the troops of the garrison nnd the Urban ^ililitia were mustered in the Calle de Alcala. along which they were drawn up, and where they remain at the moment we are writing this.

A* proclamation has been issued, in which the people are warned that the enemies of M)c Queen *e seefeing to take advantage of the panic occasioned by the cholera, to carry their factious purposer into effect,aud cautioning them against machia»ti8ns. By the terms of this proclamation are provided \J

Art. 1. AH uievtifif* of mor« than left person*, oi 'whatever cbu* orcouJilion, are forbkldea in (be itrecU and »qonre*.

Art. t. The diuentthftlor of *l*miing or tffaquieting natv«t4 be tretlcd puui»h«d o*« £#iltv of trillion.

Art. 3, AH threatening wuembtie*, and thoa* who refuse to n«,i*4 in M||)re**ittg commotion, arc denounced •nemi««of the Queen, are to b« Ireatotlji* rebel*.

Art. 4. ^barwuttierorreridore* with the execution of the tc*-r««, Wni«-i»#aira«a b*

Madrid, July It, 1831 The Duke of GOT. ANTWERP, JULY 24.—The ravelin which is libout to be erected opposite to the Bastion of Toleda will be atcmaikable work—it will fortify a part of the citadel, the weakness of which was shown in the late siege. This ravelin wilt cut the rampart of the Begu«n#gate, and will extend to (he ^middle of the esplanade, which will be greatly diminished. The quantity of materials collected on the spot and the line of the works as marked out, indicate thc importance of this underUj^* ing,^i

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graphic despatch, dated the &3d, did oot rcacb Pari* till the 35th, and from this drc*««uUicc it was surmised that the disturbance at Madrid WAS more serious than

HOLLAND.

TIIK Jt'i.V 21.—His Royrf Highness" the Prtnce of Orange has come from hU head quarters at Soehdyke to his consort the Pnuoass, on her return from Germany.

The fi^fCeather ihat we enjoy this sum mer is extremely favorable to the health of oar soldiers, the number of sick being remarkably small

We hear that the general Synod of the Reformed Church of this kingdom noticed to its latlf meeting ih this town, the many divergent and inconsistent religious opinions and notions which are preached in some parishes* and was induced to address a circular to the clergy* affectionately ex horting them to refrain, both in their public and private instructions, from every! thing that might create, a doubt of the pu rtty of theiiffaith nwievangelic preaching, or evengiveoccasion by their fault* to bring discredit on the whole body of the reform ed clergy, and raise them to beicajuminat ed bf evil-waded persons, «fi:KKKY, «,

The CraitMtiwflte Correspondent of the Morning Herald, states tlutt the British fleet had felt Smyrna, shortly before the 35th June, for Vonrla, wlie^e had been joined bf two more shipsofthe line. It vsuniimiiiltbt ithadnnce prsx^eded to Xapoli dt Romania. "Ttee plagiie was «a the increase at Smyrna, %hich was pro-

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bablr tt» catmo/the s«ddea departure of] od. Several excellent hones will be ottraeeu We however, from oth^

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er quarters, that the fleet had returned to Malta. Amelgi-Eflendj) lately appoint ed Ambassador to Paris, was also to visit London, charged with a most important mission.

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Fro^i Paper.

A notice of the disturbances in thecapitalyaf the following day^us that their origin is a "fflysteryv" but that twenty persons had been taken up, either with arms in their ^aqds,«r s*ispected#ai|d poisonous matters in their possession. They also give a*different version of th^%eginning of the disturbance, but it is confessed to have been traceable amongst the populace to

a notion that the fountains had been poisoned. Upon tbo^ ISth the Queen issued a proclamation countersigned by Moscoso, Civil Governor of the pipvincc,.in which she denlored the excer^eS that had been committed, regretted the people of Madrid a! lowed themselves to be so much led astray by vain and irrational fears) bufeoncludes by assuring the disturbers jthat all trespasses upon the public peacc will be punished wilh a strong and unsparing hand.'— This is dated From j^iadrid, where the Queen wogld seem to have bech on the 18th.

JJy another decree, dated fromlldefonso, the 15lh of Ju^, 1S31, the convent of St. Frances of Ab*do,of the city of Biiboa, is dissolved, and its revenues sequestrated: because of the aid given by the friars to the Carlists and their ha^jjng actually proclaimed the Pretender.

Her Majesty has ordered 1000 reHls from her private purse to be applied to the use of the poor lying ill of the cholera.

Doir MIGUEL.—This jtersonage, it appears by a letter from Turin, has qol vet resolved where he shall 6x his ndode. lie seen**, indeed, to wish to go to Viehna-rr but it is a question whether the Imperial Cabinet will like him to be there, If he does notreecive a satisfactory anevcr to the application which he has made, he will uq tirot tp l'isa. and afterwards to Rome,

BELGIUM,

King Leopold having noticed his acceptance to the Spanish Government, the Queen Regent of Spain has, bj a special deciee with the council of Ministers, recognized the Kingdom of Belgium, and appointed M. Chevalier P. d'Allemtara Ayaiz, Chaige d1Affaires at Brussels.

Tbe Bolton Patriot itt announcing the great ^nd ioipoFtant revolution now gying 011 ia tbc United State*, thus conoludes—» •i'

liNor

is this change in publitiment

at all surprising: it buld indeed be strange, if the fact were otherwise. When a President of the Unided States undertakes to grasp at all the powers of the Government to trample on the venerable chart, which the people gave him to direct his course— to crush the Legislature by his veto—to seize upon the Treasure)'—to place his iron hand upon the whole appointing power— can his friends and followers be wild enough to believe that the people will behold these things with indifference?— When, going beyond the mere claim and assertion oi these novel powers, he ventures to use thcan and t/'grind the Interests of the people to powder beneath the millstones of his ruinous cxperimenlc, can they believe that the people will kiss the rod whith scourges them? It mavbe, that they can believe it—4heir eyes may be ditzzled by the golden rays which are reflected from the prophet's silver veil: their hearts may be milted by the fenignanl dispensation^ of office and emolument, which arc poured forth in a copiims streanilo all who bow the knee. Rut the people of these United States will hold no inorc communi on with such principles or such power.— They mean to rescue their'own constitution from the hand of those who violate it. They mean to vindicate their own rights and interest, and their own power.—They mean to pn*sa stem, unequivocal, irreversi ble sentence upon those who have.thus ven turedtodefy them, untU this administration, in the language of Mr. Vnn Buren, shall *stand as a beacon lo succeeding admin istralions, learning them of (SEC point beyond which the people veitt never tolerate encroach ment upon the great charter of their libejifc

#ni?rnxc OFFICE BKKR.T—For a number of years past, iu very hot weather, we have provided our typographical squadron with a beverage prepared afler this manner: 1st. Procure a stone pitcher, holding at least a gallon* 2d. Pour into the bottom the«eaf 3 cents worth of Molasses. 3d. Deposite thereon 1 cent's woitb ground ginger. 4th. Pump into the jar as much water a« it will hold* from the north ^ide of the best well in the neighborhood. 5th. Drink as much and as often as you please. The beverage is alike healthy, palatable and refreshing and those who drink noth ing stronger wi||l^er have tbe gout from that cause—and,

vwhat

is more, tbey will

never die for drinking cold water, unless in the act of frowning.—York Commercial Jidv,

The d'uty of a bachelor of forty-five. You will natural^ ask mc how a man sttould enjoy the evening of life. Should he marry By all means, is the wisest thing he can do. But if he passes 45. he should make no unnecessary delay, for he is not far from being o|d enough. But at ^.my age below 60 or perhaps sereoty, I think his wisest course is to i^iarry., Let him rear a circle of tender, attached frieods. around him, who WJIBserve him with aSbction,and whom he can love witbotft fear* There is jo/ui the respect paid to you by ytHir countrymen there joy In the Bterary or warrior feme: but therc is no earthly jojr like that of a parent of a'family.—frw* a Series of JLa* Scr/tym* by the Ettrmk Shepkerdf

Thft Newport Races cooimeace on Wednesday next, Tbe am libera!^fid mech sport ii

the tar£

Mr. Vaa 8#»» was elected QVWSIK of thw State, «ay* the ¥. Commercial y{t^w,ln ninoritr of rotes, as »»l|felt known. The foUowiug iw ftillr Btadef that he ii'lLn a laiooritjr nee Pre»ideat. wy for ywe Prttidtnf.

Barbour, 12,72?' Wilkiu*. **90,983. Sergeant. S28iMa Rllmalren ,iv 25S&** ABU Jackson, 1.^36 .—mjtm ""Vaa B«reay 3.047 Majority aja'wrtVan Bureii, Id6t£i3

BACK AGAIN!

JNO.

BUR ION baa again resumed theburitie» of a Tavera Keejier, at the well kopwn t^aiid of tbe

uFiiioii

Hall,"

Wherele will be mo«t hajvpy to see the old Xriends of tbe eatablisbincnt, as well aa such net? friend* it ahall honor him with a CHII. Ah absence of nearly twelve months has Ueprived him of the

ditpotition

to aftenj to the wants of his guests

white, he is happy to add, it has placed withiu his reach tbe means to mako his ileuse loore comfortable, more desirable, and more plea&ant than heretofore, fja can only promise to those who pqt up at his bouse evcrjr attention—good fare*— pleasant rooms—and, if they have horses, a stable not" exceeded by any in tbe State, with an attentive hostler, whenever tires in bis vwiaUon. His charge! will bo as moderate as those of hit neighbors—nerrr exorbitant—aor unsijilct} to the pressure of the times.

Terre Haute, Sept. 4.-5tf"

Just Received,

BltOWX

West of and adjoining the Otijoe of tho bash Courier. Aut. 7-3tf V:

Frcsl| (roods.

109 PACKAGES FRESH GOODS,

WHICHtiine

were purcbaaed at a-vety favorable in tho eastern cities, Our toc& is much more complete than ia usual, so early in the season—purchasers are jnrjted to oall. The usual articles of barter taken in exchange, by

ANDERSON, BSLL, St. CO.

Louisville, Ky. July 15. P. S. 20,1 XX) d«z. cotton farn oa hand, of Blackstpek, Bel), Co'* ipan|ifactt)re, warranted.

July 38-l-rw4

NEW GOODS.

CHAMBERS

English, India, French and Domestic

& GARVIN

LOUISVILLE, KY.

HAVE

just reoeired and are now opening a very extensive and well selected assortment of Fall and Winter Goods* Consisting of

DRY GOODS.

ALSO,

Hardware & utlery.-: Gun Powder Imperial Hyson and "Voung Hyson, Indigo, Madder, Pcpp» r, Spice,

TEAS.

Ginger, Indigo, Alum, &c. To which they would invite the attention thoir Indiana and Illinois friends and dealers generally, to give them aoall,

September, 4-r5tf The Wab#sh NfercUry (La/aj'ieUe) will publish th« boye till ihe 1st January, 11K15.

To J3t lack smiths.

WEof

have on hand two Blacksmith's Bellows, good quality, which we will sell low

for ea*h, or on short credit

LUyTQjY, BLAKE,BALL,

Sept. 4-5tf.

Vermillion Probate Court* Aug, Tcrm)18^1. Josfph Schooling, and Jonathan W. Downing, Administrators of On petition for

Michael Patton dee'd iale of real vt: I state. The heirs of talil deceased.

OME now at this term, tbe said Administra tors, and suggest to tlte Court, here that thry Itnvo discovered that" the personal estate of said dee'd, is insufficient to-pay the debt* and de mnnds outstanding against said estate. It is therefore ordered that (Hto heirs of the said Mi chad Patton, dee'd,be summoned to be and ap pear on tbe first day of the next terra, and shew cause,if any tbey can,why such real estatc#«hould not be sold and made assetts for the payment of the debts and demands aforesaid. And it ap pen ring to the Court, that certain «f thp said heirs, to wit: Benjamin H&tand and 39ildred bis wife, and David Patton are not retidents of this State, it is therefore ordered, that notice of this application be eiveto by iMfee successive pub lications in the Wubash Courier, a newspaper printed apd published ftt Tetre Haute,* in this State,

Attest. JOHN W. RDSH, Cl'k Sept. 4-5w3

State of Indiana, County of Vigors*: Probate Court, August Term, 1834.

RODOLPHUS

of the estate of William McConnel,dee'd Living filed his petition praying for a settlement of said estate as an insolvent estate: it is ordered, that unless the creditors of said estate notify the said administrator of tbe existence and ex tent of their respective Claiois.by filing the same or a statement of the nature,description nnd date of the contract, or assumpsit upon which the same os| be fouoded, in tbe office of the Clerk of this Court, previous lo the Sail distribution of the assets of said estate, such claims will be postpone^ iu f*yor of the claims of the wore diligent creditors and it is ordered that a copy o( this order be published to tha Wit bash Cosrier 6 weeks successively

A Copy. Attrti. Cf GILBERT, CTk.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE. NttOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That purra i* ant to a djrerce of tbe Probate Court of Vi ge fioanij, I will on Saturday tht^l Ith of Oc lobv aeat. at the Court IJoose in Terre I|tuU, re-expose to public sale, oa a oidit of 6 month*, the interest which was of Natb. fiwbhuu^iec'd, }Q_the east half of tbe north we*t quarter of see lion 8, town 12, range 8, wmt. Tfie above a»ea ttoaed interrst Consists of a bond for tbe conyeyuce ia fee simple of mid land, on the payMat ef tbe purchase «wwy, to wit. $ 100, $2$ of which bstlieni paid. The pWehaser susact tbe payja«at of the baiaape dae on the bo&d: aad en $iyieg note, ^itls epproyed secarily, for the sasa bid for the itttesrest of the dee'd, *ifl |»e ea titled tp aa aaugaasent of tbe bond.

Sept. 4-3f3 &. D. SKUfXKtU

J¥OTf£&

fTtHKpsrtMiibif feereiafiMre exiKiag oadar 6rsn of Tkr St Knack Borton, mm da•olved Ml tbe 1st of August Isst, by flMtHj coa••at, Fcnoas iodeMtd to the I ale firm, are ra«ie»ud to a»ak« ifwJists pmypttmi to Tkos. Barto* fk is saAonwi to settle accotmls.

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Linton, Blake

Weia

August, 4-tf% -"T" JVOTICG.

ISIIA^Loffero'clock,

Spencer, Ind. Aug. 4t(

Ball.

ILLIAM C. LINTON is again associated basinen with Blake St Bait, aat| tha ifm will be, as formerly, Lintoa,Blako and Belt. the public that theysSPfciii%li first of September aa additional and fuU supply of JDRV GOODS, HARDWARE $ GROCERIES, wtu$b they will sell on their usual terms.

for saloon the lSth of October

next, at my^premises Si Grand View, Edgar County, llljqois. Said premises in? elude 2 and acres uf land, oa which is situated a convecienv Ii^'jse and other boikUngs, which reuder it a very suitable stand for a trveru. Also at the same time I shall sell a laage Tan-jarU, near the above, whioh is convenjputjy loe^ted for carryinj on the tanning business. The above situations arc finely located, and combine i^any advantages as any spot in tha^County. A liberal credit will bo given, aud payment may be aoade by equal iMialutcnU, by giving approved secqrity. K-' 4V* SAMUEL W. DUNN-

HERNIA. OB RUPTURE.

THE

and bleached Stiirtingr, Ct»sinett«,

Flannels, Blue and tjreen Cloths, Jeuut, Cottoir ^ams, Boots, Shoes, flats, Cap#, ready made ^Clothing, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tar, Salt, Foreign and Domesiio Liquors, Hardware, Queens ware, Sc. At reduced prices, by *M. W. SEDAM.

subscriber respectfully announces to the People, nnd the*afflicted, that

Tho*.

Tbe whole proceedings of the Traok will be under the ma«t imperativve regulations, drawn up with a view to insure the most-peffeet fairness in every transaction ol the Race.

Sept. Il-8-3t THE STEWARTS.

To the Afflictcd.

OandMAXWELLfPhysician

S. and Surgeon, member of the Medical Society of the college of Physicians and Surgeons, (VV. D. St. New York,) respectfully informs the inhabitants of Fountain county, aod the public generally, that he has located himself jn the village of Rob Roy, Fountaio county, Ind., and will most cheerfully attend to all calls or enquiries appertaining to his professioo. In addition lo the more common diseases of our country, bis attention has been particularly directed to chroaic difficulties and complaints, generally supitosed to be incurable, and from his experience,believes there aty but few diseases which do not admit of coca, or at least of being so greatly mitigated that the patient may enjoy a comfortable degree oT health, instead of laboring under disease and pain. Being aware also that thousands neglect medical aid from pu idp^ (bat thak eases are remediless, or from repeat* ed trials frith no better i/fecjl than an increase of disease, & an extravagant bill-?~He therefore mention* a few St the diseases wliiob ho propo* ses (o remedy or make no charges for his attention »nd ervices, viz: Asthma or phthisic, dropsies, genera) pod local, nervous or periodical headache, consumption iu its insipient stages, acute and £broni% rheumatism, salt rheum, goitre or swelled neck^|anOreatic and other tumours, dyspepsia, varicose veins, or diseased action of the veina of tbe lower extremities, accompanied with pain and swelling of the lnrib, indurations of the spleen or ague cakil,indolent ulcers, iic. From his pratetice in aotithern as well aa northern States, he hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. Good reference on application.

August'®7-4lf

State of Indiana^ County of Vigo,ss: Circuit Court, May Term, 1834. WELLS HUSSARD,

vt').

THE

D. SKINNER, fdunnistrator

The

TUQ. 4c JLYOCIl BV&TCJfr

^rt "j

sawiintigi

petitioner, by Samuel B. Gookins, his attorney, baling $lcd his schedule and petition', praying for lb# benefit of the act for tbe relief of insolvent debtor* Notice is heieby giv en that tha *ajd applio4^g|^ will, oo tbe first day of tbe next term of thii court, make application to uaye the benefit of said act extended to him, and for a final discharge under the provision thereof: and it is ordered that a copy of this ordsr be published in the Wabash Cforier three weeks successively, least fifty days prior to the said next term, aod that the cifbe t»e continued.

A Cvpy. AttcU.. C, QJL,BERt,Cn, Aagast 7»3w3

NOTICE,

npHE undersigtied has taken out letters of ad.1. nuaistfatiosson the estate ol I|eory Maleon, dec"d. late of Vigo county, Indiana. All perdersoos iadebtrd to mid estate, are reqo#ted to snake immediate pay meat, sad (hot* having claims against the same, will present then duly authenticated,wfthin nine $ootb» for setM^rtaeiit. tale ia belieyed te He solvent.

Stag-

ne, of Kentucky, has invented Tfuss fqr thon cqn plete cure of all kinds of

Hernia, or Rupture,

And lias obtniped a patent for the tamo, und that he has procured tha sola right of its use iq t&® State of Indiana.

Its gre%t udvautages over every kind Of Elastic Truss consists, not merely in retaining the bowels in their proper situution, but in producing certain re-union of the ruptured parts,by tbe process of haaling them permanently. Kadioal cures are effeoted whenever the bowels cau be returned to their natjural position. Tho time required from 60 to 130 days, and in aggravated cases longer. tyo compensation will be required, or accepted, unless a permanent cure is effected. Dr. K. Blake i* appojntcd Agent, who wilj attend %11 ct|sp| gt his Store.

Til ACKER V, BUSIJ.

Terre-Haute, August 38-4w3

laborers Wanted,

WEtbe

wish' to employ one hundred laborers on Wqbash aod Erie Canal (near the

mouth of the Salamonia River,) to whom $15 per month will be paid ho vountry is l|eajthy, aud fait ipttling.

M, 8. WINES &. BROTHERS.

August 36-4w8

TERRE HAUTE RACES.

THE)

Terre Hnute Races will cojamenpe oa the 8th of October, aud continue 3 days (8th, 9th and 10th) on (he traok near this place. The first day's fiurso will be ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ftee forany horse, nnife or gelding, three miles and repeat. Entritnoe tea dollars.

Tbe second day's purse wil| ponsist of the entrance money of the first an«f seoond day's entrance money, free for any hdrse, mare, or gelding, (except the fining horse ef the first day .)— Entrance five dollurs-—two miles and repeat. iTbe third Jday's purse will be thirty dollar*, free for three year old colts, one mile ahd repeat, Entrance three dollars.

For the^ir# nnd second day's Races, three horses must' be onteretj uqder the fegulatioas of the Track,

Newport, July 34-1 w3

'I«solvcncy.

ITrs Cap.oiToas,

OH. MA LOOM, MARTIN RAY,

iBy 3(*4t! Administrator*

NOTICE.

MJOTICB is hereby girea, that we have akeo ia oetlettenof^daaiautrattoaapontheesta *1 of James CC Tsrssr, deossMwd, late ef Vigo Ccifntjr, Iai. 411 perms* isdehted to tfte satd estate, will plsfit make iaiasediate psymeat, aad those having claims agaiast the sacne are re^tieeted to present them for settlement duly authenticated. Tbe estate is solveat.

Jaly Zl-213 SUSAN TURNER, Admn'x.

Cmn*berUmd Road Wetfi of Indianapolit fllBE leltieg of Contract* oa this pmrt ef Use JL

road, i* pa^poned |pr the present. R. JUU&Oti, 8*f.

ppr*•

^'is.v/l

(XXMUNa STOVES.1% W^*®4*_j»er steamer Soispcw, in isoproved ROTARY COQKIJfG STOKtU nu excellent aad eoaveaieat

A largo assortment of ^Uicks«it^t%t|iBM»pa Vices t\» wflfcpfpsfei Crosscut and Mill-Sbiws Evans1 Augurs, a first-rate article Franklin Stoves, for wood and coal Sevea aud Ten plate wood Staves Cannon Shoves, for coal Qrates do do?,!' Smoothing Irons Wrought and cu^aa^lf, of, all fisei ,-i,i Cnst-stefl f»r axe# English and Aa»erionn blister steel Wngoh boxes and drawing chaias Mili iroas, oranks, QpgjpoQf aud Williams'axes Hollow-ware, odd lias |ron, flf t, round, and square tbaet aqd iron. With many oth&r articles tnnnlly in Iron stores, a)| of t^)h will be sold at fairpf»$cs, fo» ash or appi«^ ipfodiice. jluly 34^1tfof A. MoGREGQiyc Oq.^|

Tcuclter Wanted

LIBERAL

wago« and constant employment

wilt be given to ftlACHER, at the school district of Newport, Vermillion County^ ind. The applicant will he required to tcacl^ Rtftding, Writing, Arithmetic, GfUm^rand grqphj/. lie will be expected to Wndorgo a sriot examination, aud respectable taferencos wilt bar desi ruble. The school will p^mmence on

JOHN W. RUSH, EI). MARLOW, SAML. CLAItK'iir.

TrMtite^ i^|k

Ox mill and Bi«|||lery FOR SALE. «,

WILL sell oo a credit of otfi aad two yeartf 200 acres of first rata land, on which is rected an QX MILL snd IMSTlihERY, info" rior to none in tho State, si|^Miptible of running «ix barrels of Whiskey par day, All in complete rpppir, with vats, tuba, and other neees*ary aparattis* eligibly situated oo tbe Wabash rit ver, five miles abpve Vincennes. It is an a* tablishmeut worth tbe atteatipn of jtny one wUqt wishes to embark4n tha Distilling business.'

I. N. w»fl ELSEi^

Carlisle, Ind. July 34-l-0Hr

JVIustard Seed Watvied,

DH.

THOMAS E. WILSpN will per bushel for all C)paa mustard MM, that may be delivered at bis Drug Storo,Main stract, LoiiUyille, Ky. "C55* ,Juty 17-53-3W •pi. in

FOR SALii,

SfRHB stibecribpr wislies to dispose of "l^f one-third part of the well-known fc, PEHRYSViLLE STEAM-MILL^ Vormillion county, Indiana, i^bargaip ta pqrehaepr wjll he given.

pqrenaepr•

THIS property consist* of *%louf» ing Mi|l, of impair of JlurrStoDet, (and a pair of French ljurr Stoaea. qf the Vest quality will be fttpiog fa

a few days.] Also,

§aw MiMy txoo Curding Machines, and a JDlSTlLLEJRy, with which is also connected 60 2&rl00 acres 0 first-ate bottom LANU.

The whole macl^uery ff in vncceisAif an4 profitable operation, and its lopal sitpatipu,wit^ respect lo all the convenience*

June 19—*4 St/

^roaujbuticff

a suooestful business, is not probablyaiimaesee

fay v«serp

PPUntr^ VtoSPrRI

wilj be liberal ,v A The (^irciiaser, if he desires fi, can lie aor oomodated, on fair term*, with a convenient and pleasant House and Let, suitaoie ror%# small ftMnil), with the uppessary out-building!}

TH0HA8 AI^PERSON.

Perrysville, March 29r-87tf

-Pafriek 4k Pease

HAVE

just received from New Orleans, pea steamer Sylph,opd now offer for sale ai the Brick Store, yreit orb. Rose's new block of bull dings, a lnrgo nnd general assortment of

GrQcerie*) 4*c. They have, and wil) continue to keep oil hand 9 gopd aisortn^t of

SOruo# $c l*lfi(c(nro Pbysioifi**, and others, suppliedoa aocommodat? ing terms. Family supplies of Groceries and ^lcdicfnss pot up, with the necessary directiojpf for nsuing. Among their Liquors arei

CognaCjKJholem ajnd Ameficap Bra&r dy, Holland Gin, J«malc»Hnd N'. O. Rum, warranted pure, nod of the fres|, quality, Maderia, Teneriffe, Muscat, Mufcutft^ nod Claret Wines,

Cnsk old Port, II superior article* Pure winter strained Lamp Oil, Do summer do do do A few sacks of Liverpool blown SaMS' ^'i T/jey expeot to receive in a few weeks estoc^j

Paints, Dyc-Slujfs, and Confection a ries* They wish to pqrcbaee (ji&tt harvest) five of] six thousand bushels of QATS«--an^ wijll give' fair price for Caster Oil Jleantf

rnzsH suppt*!

BI/AKE & GEOVERMAIV," COJ*SICj* Of SftOOpp A*n WAIiiH|fklltTlt TERp.E HAUTC

HAVE just received from fop Eai a large and fresh (apply of Drags, Medicine*. Pile, Paint*, X1 «tntfs^Biirgricnl]ti*«lraflMatc,lNii*ft

Glassware, Vctrnisfies, Tobacco, Bnttjf, garstan&Candics, With eyertotbcf ffticte usually kept by f^StS,

Which they offer at wholesale and retail,, consequence of baring an agent in one of Eastern markets, their stock pill be always 001 plete. Their#tock has been purchased on tti best terms, particular attention paid in the 1 tion, and every article warranted genuine.

They respectfully solicit the attention of try awrc h*nts, druggii*t% phy*Min^ manof torers, ice. to their stock, and assure persons 1 a distance who cannot mak£ it convenient to sit Terre-Haute, bj forwarding their orders may confidently rely on our sending every de of the best quality and lowest prioes*.

Aug 28«r8-V

County

ANlrctjonon

Library,

will be held at tbe Conrt lb Tl

ra Haute Monday the 1st day of SeeiMM ber next, (or the porpoae of electing seven tee* for the Vigo Coonty Library.

A«g. 4~t/ C. Ot TAYLOR, wncm lie »ott em Tuesday the 91 oft ber at pablie sale for cash In hand bashet ef stoev con! on the batik of the fiv low jfarfcey'* ferry, to pay a d«bt Thompson and Ceo4'*i

PRINTING

myself

A eg. 4 JAS. J^ltAl

done with oecaracy 1

at the CNIW oflfeyw