The Wabash Courier, Volume 11, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 July 1843 — Page 4

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MODES OP SALUTATION.

OssiSitAimcfcs hsee noae, and tasgb st **•01 of one person l»el(te inferior to another.

blander* ueirtbe Philippines uki» persons haaa

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those they salate.

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U\\ on ifcefr knees, bend theirface^ -nw three timet, and nee many othcr affecjed «*»d

Ano.h.r i.,

The usual salutation at Cairo ia, .. akin being a aore indication

The Mnumee Time* tell*

A HATTLB WITH BEARS.—We find in a French pnper tho following narrative, taken from the Knsan (Russia) Gazette.

Tho colony of Wcshmaie-Lnba (Siberia,) hus been the scene of a sad occurrence. Three colonists, Subauicff, Bnilohorski, and Dmytreffin hunting in the great forest of Laba .captured two little boars, which they took homo with thorn. Three days had passed, and these savnge pels had began to recognize their masters, when, during the following night a terrific howling was heard in the village. The Siberian colonies, which are devoted to exiles are always surrounded with a palisade.

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The colonists, nowevOf", whose curiosity got the better of the alarm, left their huts —but what was their terror at seeing the houses of Bailohorski and Dymtreff surrounded by ft band of bears, standing on their hind legs howling with rage. Tho colonist ran to arms one of them sounded the alarm bell. The ('ossacks of tho garrison mounted and formed in tho place d'armes. All the collonists, armed with musket&and axes,marched against the enemy. Tho combat began with musket shots, the bears in return tore up the hedges, and did not fear to attack the men. The contest was terrible, ana was not finished until one of tho cabins was set on fire. This conflagration drove the enemy away. Eight bears remained on the field —five ipen lost their lives, and thirty were wounded, somo of them severely. I?

THE SAINDWICH !siAN0S.~Tho Canada papers treat the seizure of these islands as tho' it were done "by authority." The Montreal Herald says, concerning the remarks of the "States Press," on this outrago "The United States have enough to do to manage their own affairs, and if they are wise will not thrust themselves into tho quarrels of others. The opinion of their press, or tho interference of their Government, is not likely to meet with attention in EngUnd, where thev are not acknowledged as the conservators of any people but their own." The Quebeo Gasette, in an articb of a similar kind, speaks

island as

smptrt

THB MAENANTMOOA HORSK.—Such

FAI* HIT.—"Here,

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In thefkraiitsof theSo«n^«r of the yenon »lut«J,pM»

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jeft foot

and ihencB over the nea. bernf T«7 JO*

"how

ftnpre"nt:r

v,ong

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jSnMiflexione, and words to

l^^ronin

ycnrsweatf a destructive

^Some author hss observed, in if 8paniard with the Involons F»™* P* orood steady ante and -inflexible solemnity of the for"t mcr. wereexprdaaed in SrvmmisWTOna

S MI t' 'How do yon atand?* whilst the 'Comment vons

portez-vous 'How do yon carry yourself?' waaequally expressive of the gay motion and ineesssnt action of

the latter. .... t. The common salutation in the tout hern China, amongst the lowest orders, is "Yafan?'

incesof 'Have

you eaten yonr riceV ., In Africa, a young woman,

intended bride,

brought a liitle water in a calabash, and kneeling down before her lover, deaired him to wash bis hands when he had done this, the girl, with a feat of joy aparkling In her eyea, drank the water tins sidsrtd as ihe greateat proof ahe coald tfive of her ndcl ity and atiachment.—dears' Family Mag-

ttory of a

young ludy who wa* crossing the river in a ski AT, the wind blowing very hard nt ihe time she accidentiillly tippM into the drink but fortunately she hod on a good sized bustle, which kept her on Ihe surfaco of the wnter, and she floated down sorrte rods, like a duck, before tho ferry-man caught her. Who will 'now pretend to say that bustles are not of some use V' Had not the lady had on a good bustle, she would in all probability have been

dr0WDedMARRIAGE NOTICES.-~-A Western paper gives the following notice "All notices of marriagn where no bride- take is sent, will be set up in small type* and stuck in some outInndiih corner of the paper. Where a handsome piece of cake is sent, it will be placed conspicuously in large letters but when

gloves or other bride favorsare added, a piece of illustrative poetry will be given in addition. When, however, ihe Editor ntlends the ceremony in propria persona and kisset the bride, it will have a special nplics-—-VERY LARUE TYPE, and tho most appropriate poetry that can be begged, borrowed, stolen, or coin* ed from the brain editorial."

of the

This accession to our widespread

was the

humor of Bucephalus, the famous horse of Alexander the Great, that before he was accoutred, would suffer his groom to back him but when he had all his housings and trappings about him* would permit no body but Ataruxfer to bestride him. If any other persons approached him out of curioaity, in order to try what they could do, he enoountored them open-mouthed, and neighing out his fury, leaped upon their shoulders, bore them down, aud trampled them under his feet, unless prevented by keeping at a distance, or by speedy flight.—PaUttrcA.

be me soul, your honor's a

gentleman," retorted Pat—Asylum

TBI SffiK.~*~Ooe

Jomr,

of the best

ever used for softening and giving elasticity •od «nootiinesa to the skin, is 00m Mid. A table-spoonful rubbed the bands and fkee while washing will be suflkient to impart the most deligluful soflaess to tbe akin.—Amtr. frr* :~r- 1

Be kii»d to your nlatiow, obliging to your fneods, aad cbariuble to all aad never per-

pp|IVC} V.O-fl'9 reduced So One Dollar per box 0 **U

•nsggggfts-gsife

of SSTiVve ne«r «maate in many parte of t&arow"®^.

CI ark co: W 81 Clay co E Rawler,. and Coend Whilfia Phe

Comp

jMve alao kind of ritual. or Acadj^r of bows, raetJta,' by which they

on any occasion.

forty daya be-

..Ambassadors practise thee* «*wn,oniei .fipw tvewg-f. together. J^Otaheite, tWW^Sidered aa great eatera, have

Tiw Palcb*, a. common amongat all rinki, a morning sale Bmaafcetyk eel

mtW you ea»a harty dinner/

Case co: Miller. Climoajao

,e(Carroft

joW

tffn* Pills, except at ray

°°r I improremenw $ «bem wlw%rer-ihey have ibessme^ff In^rcpnt op in rough m«affi^And Svrerfjr 'hf ^ne1#1^cl "iSSftSSn genuto avoid difficulties^ doubt about 500,,,^,],, ine I will give rny may not which they rends ao get the gamine «P«rioiw article

Mounl"'Wm

Thompson, and

Hotrshire. Wm S'epheoaon. Bockocer. and A aad furt

teller, Larimoi* and Spei Crawford co Thomaa W Fo wards.

and Wm Stephenson. Daviess co James Alto W Killion.

her, Purnell Chance

and Son

Franklin co W Haile, Andrew and Lowes and Shoop and WhileFayette co Simpson. **_

Fountain co Philip Weaver, Wm Mortimore and Martin. .n Gibson cosgA Poland and Wm Finch. Green coffiT' Baker, E Cushman, Pierce and Stafford. Grant co Henry Pierce and Dalman. Harrison co Wm Booker, Crsven Lymn and Wilnctt.

Hendricks co Blair M^Croak? and Worth. Hancock co Gray, ricrson and Jeaac Atkt-

"°Henry co John Weaver, Robert Wilaon and Wells and Good nor. Hamilton co-, Geo West, Conner and Comngham and Son.

Jefferson co Yonng. 5 _rT_ Jackson co Peiet, W ii Hamilton, W Kindle,Z Richards and Hiram Neo.

Jennings co Xatem I Smyth, Smith, Vawter and Co and M'Common. Jay co Etinsand Pelman, N By ram and W Brandin

Knox co A Daniel, II E Peck, BSheptierdand Jno Cook, and A Berry. IjAwrence co Clark and Thompson.

Martin co Riley and Bryant i»n«JlH Bertrand,' Morgan co GStafford and Wm Tull. Marion co Craighead and Crandan, Peyton Brisloe,

Barker and James Parker. 'Madison co: Jaoob Shiner. Montgomery co W Ramsey and Samuel Bmford. Minma co Deehes Orange co Moxley,GeO Fawsett, and Bradley

"ow^nco Wm Alexander and A Howe. Pike co Johnson. Stubblefield and Geo Dean. Posey co Agncail and Sons, Thomas Owens, Clement Whiting and Green.

Perry co Tuylor Baaye and Samuel Iriabw. (. Park co Aqnila Prunienny, David Hougham, Siuwell and Allen and Campbell

J°Knsh

Putnam co Harris, Talbot nnd Fosher. Ripley co Wm Hart, E Corn well and Logs-

cn A Hamilton and Dan'l Thomas. Rrandolph co Rotiinaon M'lntire, George W Monks, James Griffis and M'Kee and McFarlhi

Spencer c« Thomas Evertin and Benjamin Romtne. Scott cn Swone, S Rankin nnd A 1 Kobwriswn. SuHvan co W Stewart, A Williams, A Penney

Switzerland cof^David Cain, Geo McCulloCli and

Shel'/'y0". Nan«l Robins, A Alison, M'Dougal nnd Thomas Wooley. r» Tippecanoe co Peter Wearer, Jacob Motter, Dr. Wilsinch and Eli M'Kee.

Union co: Burgew. w'*—. Vigo co: King and John Johnson. Vermillion co Jones, Smith and Co, bain'l Groenendyke and Co, A Jones and Hostetter?

Vnnderbnrg cd W Snltivan. Wn«hineton co: M'Pheeters and 6on, Elijah Newland and Andrew Stinkard.

Warrick co Jns M'Murtry, Dickson S Julian E Baker. Leslie, Skelton and W S Kcllt Warren co A Fqrskev andS Schoonover.

Wavne co Thomas Wheelan, Thomas Ellis, Tavlo'r jr. Sam'l Johnson and BnghovoH. Wabash co Davis and Wilson, nnd.yVin JJ, Barlow and VV Garrison.

Grammar

WILL commence another

Terre-Haute.Feb.4-^2-tf

Joa Bick

In, A% Dewey.

s, $ Floyd snd it-

Diearborn co Rogera, ..... Decatur co Juhfi Darker and W W Atchison..: Ddbwnre co Wm Jones, Lewis Rees, Owiugs, and ETrutreJI.

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PS* JOHN SAPPING! ON. •tA ... Arrow Rock, Saline co., Mo. N. B. Agents wanting more medicine will please inform itio as early as practible. «,• .• J* S. line 17, 1843-4t~2m

School.

Term

School in Terre-Hnute, in

Asbiiry

of nty Grnmmnr

the

basement story of the

Chapel, on Monday, the 19th day of Juno— Terma make known by «pplicntion- __ June 10-40-3t GEO. II. SPENCER.

We vesterday attended the examination of Mr.Geo. H. Spencer's Grammar Class, and we take pleasure in saying that the performance was hiahly graiilying to us, especially when contrasted with the long, dull, and laborious process we are subjected to in acquiring a knowledge of this very useful science.

Msny ol his Scholars were only nine or ten years or age. *nd had only received one course of thirty days instructions in Grammar yet they cou.d fwrse with facility, conjugate verba in every form, and answer correctly most questions in his valuable synopsis of English Grsmmar. ,.

We do verily believe that one course.of his lec'ures will give the learner a more thorough and correct knowledge ol Grammar than a term ol pix months, in the ordinary mode of leaching.

We do, therefore, most cheerfully recommend Mr. Speucer, and his system of teaching Grammar, to the confidence ofall who may desire to give their children favorable opportunity of acauiring, in the shortest possible period, a competent knowledge of English Grammar. 1 v» 1 A. C. KING 'I C.T.NOBLE ,yf S.G.DODGE

Terre-ttaute.^une 10, 1843.

received Steamboat, 78 kegs Honeydew ami Virginia Tobacco, a very excellent article. For sate by

May 8?-38-tf FREEMAN &> JOHNSON.

FOR RENT. rpHE aubecribcr will rent for one mr, or 1 a a a aland tbe PAVILLION HOTEL, situate

Rj||Hp at tbe corner of Fifth aad Chernr Struts, JSMMK Terre- Haute—Together with all the Sta-

JtMitminSMMl CsR«.ltaii«.

rJE

sebwribsr has re-opened the Hoese faryeHy by Mr. OfMby. tm JiationaJ Ro^d Street a few doors abase Mwwwtwt times ketp on band the choicest us)(on, aad give taa beat attention to csaoaas.

BRARDS

"JK **rf,""JFI AESFFI)" May 27. l»«-»-7t

]VE\V Caoo

THE

Sabacriber tes jaat e»sasai -l»a, t.

GOODS. GKOCKSlBSr

AND

SEDUCED SICKS for CASH,or exdtnngejor On 1 JL Wh«r, (•delivered at Prairieton or Male's Mills,) Flaxseed, Beeswax, Feathers, Hour, Corn Meal, Linsey. Janes. Butter. Eggs, White Beans, and many otherarticlesoj country produce. Former friends and customers, and the public generally-are respectfully invited to call and see us and examine the good® and prices. Among late purchases, we have received-— 110 sacks of St. Jage, Rio, Havana, and Java Coffee. 8 Hbds. New Orfwna Sugar 12* snd ichestsof Tens.including Imperial,Young

May 13, 1853-36-1 f. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,

ARRIVALS.'

Indiannpolit.arriveDoily,(Sund.except'd)at ll ivX nprtwttfi»/£, via LI bridge. Puns niuljDccfllii^ arrivesSiindav, Wefmesduy & Friday, nt 7 r'tti Springfield, via N«w Market,Parisand SiieW. byvnle, arrivesTuesd.,Thurs.and Sat., atM- 10 f- M. Vavdulia,arrivesThiirs..Sat. aiid Mond.,at 2t A. M. Vincennes,

Tsifaytttex Columlms\ CraiqPitviHe,1 Maryspille, *.

WILLIAM

W. M. MODES ITT W. T. WHEELER.

Cfindleft!!

ffA BOXES mould, and dipped Candles, Ipmrttal-

Mayl!r!ifclP' FREEMAN & JOHS3Q&: Tobacco.

IUSTCavendishper

THE

WOO*injOHN,BURTQl,_

J. C. MeCLARY.

Terra-Haste, J—-ia43-»-f io.ee#lBbis. take s*it, AT

ItlLf

THE

you bog-troiter,"

said a half dandy soap-lock to an Irish laborer, "come, tell us the biggest lie you ever told io your life, and I'll treat you to a whiskey punch.**

lit

LAFAYETTE.

sabecribers have cm hand, snd will receive by Canal through the seaso« Tea Tkesiaad Barrels of l«ake Salt*

u'BBmW^^COT LEAD* WWDOm

GLASS. DYE STUFFS, #«. sM pwtfaased the prvasnt aeaaan farCaabaed TWy will bo eotd aceerdss«ty and for ready pay ai m*. Thi PuWic am inviwa to call.

May «0,17-3« L- A. BOOTH.

Ostidaga Salt*

BARRELS OMDda« Salt (a aepawar article O f« tum&f fww*. a» coeaigamant, at 1

*3Su4& JOHN REINHARD

fheir

nSiore

sidtf of the'

,nare.inth« third

easiofJ. D. Barley's

wbere they ha*« thirty diffirent pa Herns olSfores ail waminied to per(sraf|

"ST«tand fire. Alao. stfiue assortment o( Ml RON and N Al LS Brads. PLOUGH WINGS and Slabs STEEL ofall k%U,Steel Springs HARDWARE^jtatths Tools, Saws. Chains CASTINGSoif alldescriplicfis,

Sugar Kettles.Cos! Grates, Stove Pipe. Strap- Hinges GL 4KJ, GROCER IES. &c. &c. Allthe above we warrant to be sopsrior a'ticles, and they willl»esoldverwlom fat9**k' «•..

'*--N E O O S S FREEMAN has removed from the rooms he lately

occupied^n

Scott's Row.) to tW second

corner, west from his old stand, knownas Farnngtoa's Corner, or the "Locust Tree Corner," where he has. in a larged his stock of FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVlSlwS

The sWrtow on hand is very complete, and as the late purchases have been made with cash onlv. In New Orleans snd Louisville, we are enabled to

sell them »t

Hyson, and Black Tea*^ -u\c. Toaf and Havana Sugar. Indigo, Madder, Allwn snd Copperas. Boston, Castile, white, bar, and shaving Soap alsife

Tat low* Janndl es also, Steartne, (a beautifal article,) and Sperm Candles. Linseed OiL Spenn Oil. Lard Oil. and Castor Oil. White Lei^l-i-Pwwder. Spice. Pepper,

Gi nger, Nutmegs, Clo ves, Musts a ad

BroJ^Rd bleached Sheetings and Shirtings.

Boots

and Sho»—Hois, Caps.and Calwoes. Oiieanawani—-Gla^a—Spanish wnitinf. jrrSALT, FLOUR, Corn Meal, Butter. EggS. Apple*., Potatoes. Turnips, Sqnnshes snd CRANBERRHiS besides a areat vanetv of other articles.

Terre-Haute.Oct. 29-1842-8-tf.

Sail, JProdueey ana Groceries: rpREEMAN & JOHNSON, dealers in SALT, PRO: DUCE. GROCERIES DOMESTIC DRYGOODS. Terre-Haute. Indiana., have received apart of iheir Spring supplv of Goods. Snd are offering theni LOWER THAN EVER, iu exchange for si most all kinds of Country Produce, or cash, tor either of which we have but one pWce. 1600 borrels refined Kenawha Salt. 60 boxes 8 by TO and 10 by 12 Wimiow Glass, lower than ever ofiered. ii 4000 dozen Cotton Yarn,

General assortment of fumily GriKseriea, such as Coffee, Tea. Sugar.Molasses. Fish, Dried Fruit. A lso, Dye-stuffs Janes, Flannels. Calicoes. Domesups,bpidea artiris generally kept in retail Stores.

Fry Come and see ns. and do not m'Stake the wn te frame Store, "Locust Tree Corner,," Northeast Corner of the public Square. JZ

Best Rio Coffee. 121-els- PrimiB New Orfeane Sugar 8 (rrWegive^Snlt for Wheat, bushel for bushel, snd re weigh the barrels OurSnlt is as pure and line an .niel.... c» b. JOHNSON,

Mom!.» Wod.amlFrid.,at 10 P.M. Sunday, do do 6 p. *. Tuesday and Saturday, at 9 P-*! Tuesday snd Satardsy,(o^Mif. p.«. Fridnv.nt a

Nov .27,184t-12-i I.

/nfimMtf^o^.departfDaily^Sttnd.exceiitll^at SpriurfeltL, via Elbridg'?, Parts and Decatur, departsTuesd-.Thurs. and Sntiird., at Springfield, via New Market,Pans&Shelbyville, deports Mond., Wed. and Frid., at a*_ riVAAil as Sal A I

Vandalia, departs THesd :Thurs.&Sat., at ,^5 A. Vinceunes, Lnfayette, Columbiar, Crawrdtville.' Alariftville,

April I, 1843,

J. O. JONES. P. M.

lll.ink Rook«.

STACY & CO. of Indiwhapoluf,* Is.

keep const a at lyon hnndaf 11 at oc I Ledgers, Journals Daybooks. Blotters. Cash-books fcc &c which they will furnish to Merchants,and others .at shortnotice.and at any point in the State. Alj». Countyand Bank Booksofsvery description. A1 lo! which arema^e of the best matcrials.andaslowas theyiian bc urchasedelsewhere- ?ra':rs,t»y Ma ilor otherwise .a rerespect 11 01iCi

Wew Volume of

TO COMMENCE WITH JULY, 1843 Original Painting* by the Jir*t Marttr* of He Art Original Driign*— Original Mailer.

We offer as follows-. 1 copy of Lady's Book and 1 copy of Godeyi Centretable Ornarfient, containing 13 elegant mezzotint and steel Engravings, for $3. 2 copies Lady's Book and 2 copies of Godey* Len tre-tsble Ornament, containing 13 elegancmezzotint and steel Enaravin^. for f»-" 5 copies Judy's Book and 3 do. do. do. 10 8 do. do. do. 4 do. do. do. 15 11 do. do. do. 5 do. do- do.20 23 do do. do. 10 do. do. GO.,40'

The Centre-table Ornament is the first of the kind that has ever origins ted in this country, an^d,ol came from the officc of the Lady Book, from whence 11) other designs snd ideaa are copied.

We have now in hand ten ortgnal Paintings, by tne

Publisher's Hall, Philadelphia

June 10,1843-40-3t

Schoot for the Deaf and Itunb-

nndenigned, for ten yean an Instructor in the Ohio ASylum lor Mutes, has been encouraged to remove to Indiana, with a view of aiding ta the inatraetion of the deef and dnasb in thia State.

In accordance with the sdvice of gentlemen from various parts of the State, I will, on the Mondav i# October next, open an Institution in Indianapote, wbten will until provision ia otherwise made effectuaUy. aa in other Slates, have to be limited to such papilsasesn be aqpported, as to boarding &e.,by their friends—For OetVftuttea I mill make mm charge. And a suitable bailing, for present use, will be provided. Boarding can be bsd for one dollar and fifty cents per week. It ia desirable that those who propose coming sbonld be hoe promptly to begin tbe session, which will eontiatee months, bamag the vacation August and September. I will not only persoaally lastraet, bet constantly superintend the manner* and mmb of the pupil*—and I iherefare prefer their bearding the ssme howe. The famles will be ender tbe additional oversight of Mrs Willard, both ia instraction aad ate.

Pwsms desiring to send penile can addrsn IsUen,

^LLUTWILLARD.

IndiaftspoHs, May 31,184S-4I. rrEditors of the Sute will confer a kindness by giving the above adeertisHBeat a few insert was, snd inviting public attention to the subject. And the Auditor ia aeeh county is hereby tewesied te aead a copy of such pebtiestioa 10 the awtes la ttetr sswtr.

TO FARMERS. FANNIKC! MILU FOR

rxm produces or Canal Scriu, at the earner at Wei

and Mark« streets. Terre Haate, made at the Kanim fissWea and warrant*April 2S-34-184-3m. E. RI8MANN Ce

School C#»«iMk»er'« Sale. fpHE andemgaed will sell at

Cmthe of Teire-Haete. be«vw«i the

huemof 10 odock A.M.aad« P. ao !&•>£*

Jaas », »4M»-fc

[BAtiOCTU

TABLE.

f^SfCSVp WSUKI.T VS9K THSCIJ»CIK**Il PAYKAS

&t Ibi ffc Qliie Life I»aad Tnit C®. 111&1 pap Lefsjrette,Commercials Franklinbks. rhwf per

sahast®sr,%^'-- -'cVjs 1 CiwleviIl«U«M' J4* Wonater,

Xema. a 11? As-

Sandusky, Gsaacs« Norwalk, Zanesvilte. Steubenville, ola baak Marietta, Mt- Pleasaiyicjij^.* St.Clairsville, New Lisbon, Dayton. Western Reserve,

3 A M.

5 A. M.

5.*' M.

'Plies.,Thurs. and Sat.nt do do do Monday nnd Friday do and do Saturday, at

5 A. 6 A. W. 5 a.M. 5 A. M. 6 A.M.

ered on this subject, bv the tnOst distrrtginfelied orofes sors, and in the same cities, he assiduously attended the hospitals, and infirmaries where such diseases were exclusivelv treated, and where operations were constantly performed. Being thus enabled to ndd to his own experience of mnnv years, the knowledge derived from the skill nnd experience of others, h»» flniters_liinlBelf» that those who are laboring under diseases of the eve orear, and who will confide themselves to his care, will obtain permanent relief.

During the coining winter, Doctor Vanza not proposes to deliver a course of lectures of twelve weeks, touching the Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology, of the eye and ear, and the mode of treatment of the diseases to which these organs are subject apart of thecourse will be clinical, perhaps sufficiently so. to exhibit and illustrate most of the causes of diseases by which these or an a re

The facilities snd advantages, which, in every point of view, St. Louis presents to medicnl students, give strong assurance thai the regular medical lectures of the coming winter, emanating as theydo. froni the best talent of thecountry in thedifieient professorships, will be numerously sttended. To all medical students, and lo medical hien, generally, Doctor Vanzandt lenders an invitation to the lectures which he proposes to deliver Feb. 11-1843-93-6*1.

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Clinton Bank of Columbus. Franklin Bank of Columbus, Lancaster,Ohio, Bank, Chilicothe. ,5 Hamilton, Commercial oank ofScioto, Bank of Cleveland. ,*r Comn^rcia I wank of Lftk Knf Miami Exporting €., Urbana Bank -wGranville, v,. f.*. t* West Cnton, Lebanon, *?-J Miami^burgh, 1*. f' SteobenviUe. new bank, Circleville, new bank,

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40 75

no sale do do do' do

Keatechy* •sj.-rw?-/*. I

All solvent Banks,

Indiana*,

State Bank end Branches, Illlaois.' State Bask and Branches, s? S

Mtesonrl*

Sute Bank and Branches, i** $ Virglaia.jft Eastern solvent Benka, Wheelinr,

Teua^ssee.

Mempbia, *, Other solvent banks, v*'" Kastera Banks* New. York city.

Do country. •.

New England Banks, _ft Pennsylvania, uncertain, Philadelphia city, -v .v,r Baltimore, Maryland,* pSxchange.—^eUi* Rata. New York, Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore,

The above rates are predicated upon specie

GOELICK'8

DOSE of ibeSfSattve, foradults,onsdrop5rorcbitdren,a halfdrop: and foi infants,a quarterdrop the directionsexplain^g the manner oftaking a halTora

^'pRicE--Threeand one third rixdollars (a Germao coin, value 75cents,)($2,5Qj perllalfounre. For sale by F- KING.

Terre-Haute,Angus110-48-tf

And

bye

WILLIAM

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timea TO Reama of Printing Paper, o(varioossixes. Doable medium. Imperial, and Super Royal, &c. 30 Reama of Cap, fine, superfine and extra, ralcp. salmes.

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MATCHLESS SANATIVE, A

mcdicint of more vslue to man than the vsst mine* of Austria,01 «ven the united trea»ur»§„pf our globe—a medicine, which is obtained eqnalli from the vegetable, aniniataBd miner*

I kingdowH, aadthukpof-

*e««.a threefold power—a medicine, which,though ««.- signed asa remedy for consumptions solely.is possessed of a roystenoiisinflueftce over many dimasei of the humno system—a medicine wbieh begins to be valued by Physicians, who are daily witnessing itsasjonithing curesofmany whom they resigned to the graspofthe nsatiable srrave. u-«

raenv

I it!aS«MUit«hlkBil ftMrsiiJ

tions,

WALLACE & CO. are now prepared

at their Steam Foundnr and Engine Shop, to execute orders for ENOISES, BO LERS, Forging Mill Irons, CASTINGS of every description in Brass or Iront and having gvod jack and screw Lathes will do aU kinds of finishing, such ns boring Cylinders, cutting Screws, &e nil which trill be done in the best manner.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 18, 1843-24-it.

FARMERS

LOOK AT THIS.

STRATTON,variety

THEinvoice&Co

A. GODBT,

WALLACE & CO. keep constantly

on hand a of PLOWS, with Cast and Wrought Shares, well adapted for Prairie and Timber and. Also, Extra Pbijrrs and LAND'S SIDES for Wood's snd King's Plows Straub's Four Horse Sweep Powers. Threshing Mschines, and Bark Mills, Corn Shelters, Sugar Kettles. Irfird Kettles, and Coolers. Fan irons. Fire Doss, Waggon Boxes, Odd Lids, ond Hollow Ware, all of which will be sold to suit tbe times. .»

Tcm-Hine, FAro.rj 1«, 18,3-M-il.

PAPER! PAPER!! PAPER!!!

snbacriber has

STRONG F------1 owing of PAPER, warranted MI manufactured at that well known establish will be sold at very reduced prices for cash, to suit the

Mills, Wmeeling, the fol loal to any

a, Sta

tionerr, Ac., in every department, from the smallest

Terre-Haate, Nov. lt-10-6m. Pkila. Book Store.

Notice.

AMR.aHEARTWELL,

who died in I^w-Orleans

•boat seven years since, left h» eflectsin tbe baads of stranger, to be sent ta his wifeand chtld««. wbo it was andwatood lived n«*r Cineinnati. Tbe wife's name was Sarah Heartwall, aadUbsi children, Matilda. Polly Awe, Mary Jaw, and William,-the latter woeld be about 18 vaarspf age, if Imng. He IMSnot been able to fied them, bat has beard that the widow married oae Amoe Parker, and 'emoved to tbe vtetaiir of Terre-Ilaute, Ind. If either of tbe above namedperaona will apply at this office, tbey eitn obtain tbe necessary informstiea to find the Trustee, who ss snaioss to pay aver to tbe proper persons the asaoant

Terre-Haate, April. 14, 1848. 33if

aad the peblie, that be baa nsnswd to Katwaal Road Street, ibrea doors seat of the Pset Ofice, where be will be kappy to aeeonaiodate all who may few bim with a call. He tetaras bis staesi* tbsabs to to

tbaloisisra FAflHIOSiS ifcerved qaarterly Catting dooe at tbesberteat notice, aad wamatod to fit if sade-sp rifkt.

Te-re-IIaata .Febraary 23, lM3-*Mf

Cask! C«ih!

rraOSSiadebted to Graver A Bordaii wi oblige 1 tbasab-

eitberia wbeleor tapart. F«b.4.184SJ-tf-tf

byes I ling and a:

ikiagiaHmedtatepaysBsstt

Jofc Priillif.

HANDBILLS.Sale

Bills. Sbow Kile. Moras^»ills

La bete aad Cerds. PrsmisaoryNotea, Blank Cbsc*e.*c- baadaMasIfoxocatedat kesbertaemoiseat tbia OSea.

s«eaieiiiaBuirji«MrrVs

MUSSELMAN, ttoakftil frr part

ahort 1 ii

qI He

W E 8 I N 8

which he will sell at vedneed prices for Cam or Produce. Alao, Indiana Slate Scrip and Illinois Bdttk Bipar taken in exchange for manufactured work.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 2,1843-18-£ni

COPARTNERSHIP.

fee*I for the Jllind. O O S O O S

mHE subscriber has just returned from the Eastern Ciiies, with a large and full supply of JNEW BOOKS. Stationery, &c., embracing extensive catalogues of every kind of SCHOOL BOOKS, from tlia amalleat juvenile up to the highest Classical and A end-, emical Studies. Also.a targe assortment of FINW STATIONARY, in all iia variety. and«^sauiy, marking his assortment now complete. 07* Among hiaaaiacellaneeoa works area few copies of President D'/Bbigne's History of the Great Ramrma lion, price tl 00. Thia ia S wirk of great excellence. No work ever publiahed in tbia country has received such universal patronage.

SPECTACLES.

A beautiful asaortment of this article is offered for sale, which for cheapness, beauty and durability, have

noiitivelv bringin New Hairon Paid Heads,—Pricef 1. Also JAYNK'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain and oleasanl remedy for Woinit Dyspepsia,Piles, and

other diseases.—Price 50 cents Also. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM,

ertain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints Diarrhaa

DysentervvCholie,

Stomach,

Stomach and

6VAYNK'S

land ulsr Obstruction!, Direases of the SIC in, &e and In all cnees Wbete an Alterative or porgalife Medioine is required.—Price 50 centsperbox. Sold bV

Terra-HauteJan. 1*17-1841 *if. .T KINO.

Who Wnn^Betler Evidence.

would refer the rending public lo ihe numernos voluntary letters published recently in the Good Samaritan relative to the happy and beneficial efKdsof the administration of

DR. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS ANDPHtENIX BITTERS Those who have perused, the letters above referred to will observe, that in almost every case tltcy attest the fact, that no inconvenience of any sort attends the taking of .these medicines, in ordinary cases, hut that tho patient without feeling their operation, is universally left inn stronger and better state of health than was experienced previous to being nffiicted with disease and in nil cases of acute suffering, great relief is obtnined inn few hours, and a cure is generally effected in two or three davs.

In case of FEVER of every description, snd nil billious affections, it ia unnecessary for mo lo say aught, as I believe the LIFE MEDICINRS re now universally admitted to be the most speedy and effectual cute extant in all diseases of that cfnss.

Tbe LIFE MEDICINES are also a most excellent relief in affections of the Liver and Bowels, as has been proved in hundreds of cases where patients have come forward and requested that their experience in taking them might be published for the benefit of others. In their operation in such cases, they restore the tone of the Stomach, strengthen the digestive organs, and invigorate the general functions of the whole hodv, and thus become to both sexes (for they ore perfeet Iv adnptod to each) an invaluable means of preventing disease and restoring health.

l»t|N

hYOf?:^f!S

toisbra the public that he siill continues the SADDLING BUSINESS, at the old stand on Second Street, oae doer north of Scholia &• Pofterfibld^s store, where he keepa a general assortment of manulactur** work) and, also, a one assortment of

J* BAST baaassociated with himself H. BlJCKlltCnAItr. I aa a partner in the Busineaa ot

JMnanfactnriog Chairs, and wHI continue to carry on tl at ... -busineaa at their new ahop, and old atand of J. East, an Fourth atreet. North of the Cumberland road Street, unde& the firm of

E A S & I N A

where they intend to keep on hand a general aaw»rtment of FAKCY and WINDSOR CHilRS, not inferior to any in tbe wast,all of which thev will sell on accommodating terma. They alsoaolicit the patronage of tbe public. All orders attended to on

EAST &

Terre-HauteiAo^lllS—32-ti.

BUCKINGHAM.

erastus

May 13, 1843^3C-3m. m^P'

best

and

ear. -r'

VANZANDT, M. D.,respectriiT?y in-

rerms his friends and the ptihlic generally, tlwt hchas returned to St. Louis, Missfuri, wlwro ^e will continue to devote his time to the practideofthe different branches of his prolewion, and especially to the of diMsoWfrof ihe Eye and Ear. Tu tlusporlion of ilisart, he line given much nt lent io«t and during the last thirteen months he visited l'.uropc with vietv to nvail hinisell of all the lights which European skill and science have thrown npon it. In Edinburg, Glasgow. Berlin and Pails, he attended lectures deliv-

FUNT.

FAIWll.Y MEDICIIVE. Prepared only by Dr. Jayne,Inventor .and sole proprtetor No. 30 Sontk Thitrd street, Fkilfdelpkia, and for ealtbj J. F.KING,

TStates,

Terre-Haute. fnd.

HCSE^nedicincsare recommended and extensive ly used by the most intelligent persons in the United by numerous Professors and Presjdentsof Colleges, Physician* of the Amry and Navy,and of Hospitals *nd Almshouses, arid by more than three hundred CTergynilri of various denominations.

They are expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired an unprecedented jiopularij* throughout the Umied States and as ibey at« so admirably eafrnlated

preserve health and cure disease, no familv shoald ever be without them. The proprietor of thrse Valuable preparations received bis education at one el the

Medical Colleges in tbe Unit«d States, and has had fifteen years experience in an extensive and diver sihcJ practice, by which he has had «iuple nprortunities of acquirirtg a practical knowledge of diseases

flsmalionof the LungsorThioat. Difficulty of Breath ing. aikl all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs.—

P^JXYNE'S

10n,

G«owth

In nfeclion* of the head, whether accompanied with pain and giddine»t or marked by the grievous calamity, ol impaired mental energy in palpitation* tf the heart flatulence, logtqf appetite and Hrength, and the multiplied svmptoms of disordered digestion, the LIFE MEDICINES will be found to possess ths most salutary efficacy.

Constitution relaxed, weak, or decayed, In men or women, are under the immediate influence of the LTFE MEDICINES. Old conghe, atthmae, and eontumptiv* habile, are soon relieved and speedily cured Poverty qf Hood, and enracisted limbs will erelong meet tne happiest change the chill watery fluid will become rich and balaamle. and the limbs be covered with flesh-—firm and healthy.

Nervons disorders of every kind, and fr0,J cause arising, fly before tbe effects of the LIFE MEDICINES, and all that train of emkinga, anxieiies, and tremoura which so dreadfully affcet the wrak, the eedentary, and the delicate, will in a short "ais be neceeded by cheerfulness, and every presage of health.

For weakness, deficiency of nstoral urength, acd relaxation of the reseda, by toofrequent indulgence of the painooi this medic* o* iiwfci oartiiWiina mwlufl*

^ThoSr'wbo have long resided in hot climates, and are lanraid and relaxed in their whole system, may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the haopiest effects and persons removing te the Sssthem wates or West Indies, cannot store a more important article of health and life.

For Sale by J. F. KINO. April 22-33-tf Terre-Hauio.

A JE if* S O O

THE

subscribers would inform thecitixens of TerreHaute and vicinity, that they have taken iheetoie formerly occupied b* John F. King, wb«e bey wMI keep constantly on wad, every variety of CooM*»j| and Parlor STOVES. Among their asaortment wHl be found tbe cetebrated Qnten of the Wert, and Buck Patau Cooking Stone*, which combine convenience with economy, and are now taking the plaeeof allotber Store* in tbe eastern Statea—tbey do aot coasome more than one-half tbe wood that other Sioses generally do. The oven is nnderneath the fire, otseopyiag tbe wbole length aad width of tbe Stove, and eonsaqaeotly iass large again as say other Stove nerw in aaa. It aniformly neated aad bakes eqaal to a Wek oven. Ia tact, the principle is the only one upon which a good Stove, with a proper oven, can be eonetrucieo. Tne poblie are reapeetfally iavited to sail sad examine tbe wovaa for tbemaelvea. ,L..„.r __

Oct. S9-1842-8-tf. GREEN

of the lemediesbest calculated to remove them These preparations consist o« jAY'NK'S EXPECTORANT, a Valualile remedy i.n® vi muc j/nif, vi forCoughs, Consumption. Asthma, Spitting of Blood, pnekagr of neat little powders, impregnated with ilia Croup Hooping Cough, Bronchites. PUutisy. nnd in- inflllilile mcrcury, to relieve him A twinge of the

HAIR TONIC, for the Presetva-

and Beauty of the Hair, and which will

Cramps.Sick Headaeh*, Four

Cholerp Morbus, and al] derangements of the

BowkU, Ner*oua Affections, Stt—Piite

SA^ATlVfe'i^iLLS.Yor Female Dis

eases. Liver Complaints, Costivcarcs,. Fevrrs. 1 nftti na

CO.

house,

Terre*Haat«, Isdisss, rpHE subacriberreapeciiullyinfonnatbs public,that be bas taken tbe above well known estaMisbiswftt. where be #IH every effort to aceommodaie tbe travelling pabHe, aewetl aa Togalar boardets

TbeHouae ia aitaatsd on Market street, on tbe rood leading to Lafeyette, two aqneresnerth of the Court

Tbenfamtsss have beea reeeatly eonpleuly reeeh-sd wit neotae aMitiooa sonde thereto. No peine wilI bespared ta give geaetalsatiafoe-tton.

WILLIAM BAIBD

Terre-H*«ts.Fs^.l*,1049-€4-tf.

V4tk- MMKtlM!

-J

«. A. FAm»E8TQCKll VEB*lFC€ft

PREPARED

by B. A. FiMtfTOC* fc€o., F"1*'

bursh, Penn. An experience ol nx*itfiue«a years ha be on a do ,. ha is if a certain and never failing cure for worms.

Since it was first put before the publics many worthless preparations have been forced in 10sale, winch have had their day. and are now counted aa so tmich trash, Xr*hem»* B. A. Faknettotk's Vermifuge i* dailg increating in popularity Owing to it* intrinsic wrtt. It has only to be used according to direciions, and if »!aw«ie*iat. they will certainly be expelled from the sys|M%',Tka price ia only 25 eta. per bottle, which brings within the means of nlj Be sure to get B. A. Fainettock'* Vermifuge, ond avofd' afl other artic* Ira which*are said to be aa good, aa nona ol them have the virtues of the grnuinearttae^

For Sale he J. F. KING.

Mafej3,1843-36-1 r. Terre-Haute Ia. ^.

„i PJS'JE XJJTtO JYIC,

OR COUGH BJILSLUF.

THIS

preparation has prosed itaalr to be of very great efficacy in the cure of obstinate Congns, Colds, Asthma, Whooffinjg Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other Pneumonic affeciiona and the proprieiora feel Varranted in recommending it aa a safe and useful medicine, and are prepared to snow certificates, of indisputable authority, i/I testimony of its yslue.

Prepared and soli! at tho Wholesale and Retarl Drug Warehouse,of B. A. FAHNESTOCK&Co-,,

Corner of Wood and Sixth streets, Pittsburgh. ForArisbv J. F. KING. a May 13, t843-36-ly. ... Terre-Haute la.

A I I O S I S

TNbulkCatharticIcompoundU

HIS combines smallness of with efficiency, and comparative mildness of purgative action, and having a peculiar tendency to the biliary organs, is extremely valuable in thiscoun* try, in which billious fevers and other complaints nl» tended with congestion of tbe liver so much aboundy They have now stood the twit of 16 rears, and experi*1 ence has proved them to lie a safe and valuable remedy,in Intermittent, Remittent, and Bilious Fever, Jaun--dice, Bilious Cliolic, Indigestion, Dropsy, Dysentery, Bilious Vomitings, Colds, and all complaints of an* inflamitut tory character. The complete and universal satisfaction which has been given by these pills, to all who have once used them, renders the publishing of the numerous certificates in their favor unnecessary. To prevent counterfeiting, they are now put up in a red xrlographic wrapper. Price S5 ceMa lor a box confix tain.ng 30 Pills. ,,,

For Sale by J.F.KING. May 13, |843-36-ly. Terre-Haute la.

TiMES, ARE SADLl CHANSED^' N almost every walk of life, the truth of this VKJ proverb stares one full in the face. But go where we may, and in what shape or form shall we find the rimHiaosadly changed as in the practice of medicine. Docs a man catch a serious eold—he must lake dose efcatomel aW jalap—should he have afoul or bilious stomach, it will take a box of blue pills, or a

gout—o limb swelled with rlieqmniispi-a pain in ths side-a severe headache—in fact, almost every specics of disease to jvliiijli human nature is liable, however alight may be the attack, this universal poison iseniployrd to relieve suffering humanity—not only employed, but a heavy expense is actually incurred t»y the sufferer for prescribing, or ordering from ihe apothecnryv this wonderful, mineral, in oil its divsrwfied forms.

Let us hnk at the result. In New York, with a population ol 300,000, we have upwards of 7000 dcaifis per annum. In this intelligent city, then, where most people are so careful of their healths as to confine themselves dnrinsr the ali^htes'. attnek, and call in medical adfc(t)i&, we have about 25 deaths among every 1000 m* hnbitaiiis. Mark lite contrast! can point out a sinpie town in Nsw England, within 84 hour#rideol New York, containing 40W) inhabitants, where there docs nnt occur ten dcatha wiihin the year—and many of ihese are persons from 70 to 90 years of agal

The principal physician in thisplsce is Dr.——, with whom! am well acquninitd.. He uses principally vegetable medicines prepared by his own hand,— it is only in some dcrperate cases that ho employs mercury, or calomel, in any shape. -The consequence ia he is successful in the highest degree in iiia practice—and islro-.

uently called 20 miles distant.' I msy further remark, t« «contciencioit* man— for he never atteaipts ths treatment of a case that he decs not understand.

I mi fit adduce a thousand instances where the hap pv effects of my iimn medicine$, the LIFE FILLS & PHOENIX BITTERS, have been plainly manifest deepernte ensrs—to say nothing of theirtllmost uuivsty sal approval in ordinary attacks of disease, I do nut of fer my medicines to the public ss infallible—or as poasessingany mysi«rious ingredients—I offer them solely rs good vegetable preparation*, which I solemnly believe will by a feir trial, conquer mos of the prevalentdiseases of the day. 1 lisve in my office, at 375 Broadway, indubitable proofs of this fsoi Thoasonds of my fellow citizens, in all paris of the Union have voluntas* rily sent me statements fit* most flattering, of their experience in the use «f tho L1FK riLLS Sc PIICENIX BlTTKRSmany casea in thia city and elsewhere, I have personally attended j—all which have proved favovblc to my previously formed opinion, that ii^njne coses out of let# among tho ordinary disesses which our phtsicinns universally treat with preparations Irom calomel and other minerals—a good vegrtaU* medicine leonhl be far prefer able.

One* word, then, of advice. The LIFE PILLS & PH0SN1X BITTERS are solely vegetsblc. In their operation, tbey act powerfully upon lie secret iona, and thus lend 10 equalise the distribution orcirculation of the blood throughout the system—removing therefrom all bad humors, and restoring even to the complexion of :hc invalid a pleasing glow of health, which he orterworda retains. There are many young persons of sedentsry occupations, psrlicularly females, who are often afflicted With an oppression of the internal organs— which is generally ths effect cf an unequsl distribution of the blood, consequent on their employment. Such sflliriions, though slight in themselves, too often, by insensible degrees, loy the foundations of turborcles in the lungs, and other maladies, which show themselves only when arrived at. an incurable stage. All who vslue health, will take warning from signs 1iks these, and never rest till the equilibrium be restored.— It is by culpsble neglect in suicli slight esses, that many good coneiiiuiions are ruined, and many nervous and pulmonary complsints brought on embitter existence. W. B. MOFFAT. M. D.

For Sale by April 15-38-1

B- A. rAHNCSTOCK'S 4

175 Broadway.#:

J. F. KING, I i* Terre-Haute. I

KEPH,15

(BY IIEPHESTIAN, DAM BY SUMPTER.) I WILL stsnd tbe ensuing season at the residence of the sabacriber, in Lost

ID tibri

Creek Township (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdsys,) snd at

tbe stable of John Barton, in Terre-Haute. on Fridaya, and Saturdays, at the reduced price of $5 tHfc asaaon, in produce. He is one of the finest bred horses any where to be found, and bis eolts will not suffer by a comparison with shoes of any other. April 6-31-Sm RALPH WILSON.

JPAsl^KT.

BLOOD-AND-TURF, WILL tasks his sta ad the present ses* son at the form of James Fsrrington, adjoining Terra Haute. His pedigree snd stock is second to no horse upon tip

Wabash. For partieolars see bills-,*-Caned Scrip received the ssme a* other money for his services, tl B»'d

tbe first Monday of November next. 9 April 88-34-1843-tf ...^

TZZ'PAPER/ PAPER//,a

(1-•REEMAN

tiea.

It JOHNSTON. A»ot. fer a*

foyette Psper Mill, bare reeeived awnatgnmeDt Doable Medium, Imperial, and Sag«r Roy^Ti^n

THISstand

fine-bred and capital stallion wHI the present season (which toe now commenced: at the stable of HOLDEN & DOLE, in Terre-Haate.on Thsrsdsys, Fridays and Saturdays ef each week, and at tbe stable of JKSSK JONES, Esq. in Honey Creek, on Mon

days. Tuesdays, and Wednesdsy^ till the 1st dsy of next July. FRANK'S colts can be seen at various forms ia tbe county, and, when seen, it isaboat all that need bo said. For periicaisrs, pedigree, dec. ses bills.

Terre-H*ale, April 8,1843-33-m2.

mil tS'T'SSSilf1