The Wabash Courier, Volume 18, Number 11, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 November 1849 — Page 3

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<From the Detroit Commercial Bulletin>. Telegraph Invention. We saw to-day in successful operation

one of the instruments invented by Col. Speed, President of the Erie and Mich-

igan Telegraph Company, which bids fair

to work an entire revolution in the man-

ner of sending telegraphic despatches, enabling an operator to write from Chi-

cago direct to New York or New Or-

leans—a feat never before supposed to

be possible. The instrument is a beau-

tiful piece of mechanism, and reflects

great credit upon its inventor. When the lines are furnished with them and

with the new insulating caps invented

by Col. Speed, telegraphing will be more

certain and prompt than it is now.

For a more particular description of

the operation of the instrument, we would direct attention to the following extract of a letter addressed by Colonel Speed

to Mr. Colfax, editor of the St. Joseph Register:

"It will enable us to write from Chicago, St. Louis or Orleans, to New York, Boston or Halifax, <without re-writing;> thereby avoiding the errors made by the copyist at the re-writing stations. The improvement consists in making one galvanic circuit break and close a second circuit, both ways, the second a third, and so on, for an unlimited distance; the operator at the extreme end being able to break and close the different circuits, and consequently write on all the Registers connected with the through wire, without the attention of any one, at those stations not receiving the measure. "Lines of telegraph cannot be worked advantageously, even with my new insulators, for more than four or five hundred miles in one circuit. To work a line for eight or ten hundred miles in

one circuit would require so powerful a battery and one of such intensity that much of the electric current would be lost in consequence ot imperfect insulation—our best non-conductors being merely very poor conductors. My improvement will enable us to <divide the lines into such circuits> as can be work-

»inc8 into such circuits as can be work- y^,,

ed with certainty in <bad> weather, and will send a<message from St. Louis or New Orleans to New York without rewriting>." ———————

send a message from St. Louis or utensils corn in the field hay in the \r -,i ot joiners tools one settol saw-mill Orleans to JScw 1 ork without re-]suj„.

Cholera and Animalcules. The animalcular theory of contagion

is likely to receive important aid, if not

That Cholera has an animalcular ori-

gin is <no> new theory, but it is recent microscopic revelations which has given to it apparent confirmation.

vestigations and experiments, as early

observations, noted the changes that daily took place, and compared these atmospheric animalcules with those found

tnoKpheric tuumalniles with ihose f..und

in the rice-water discharges and the muscles of Cholera patients. Prof. Mussey experimented upon specimens of fluid obtained by the condensation of vapor by the side of Cholera patients—on a single drop, placed under the microscope, a multitude of ani-

malcules were discovered moving in all directions. In the <rice-water> discharges also, the same <animals> were discovered—one of these animals, viewed through a magnifier of 2000 linear diameters, appears about <one-fourth> of an inch long, and moves with a lateral flexure of his body, like a serpent on the ground.

These animals exhibit considerable tenacity of life—they are active at nearly eighty degrees Fahrenheit. The atmospheric animalcules survived thirteen days in a closely corked phial, and the

In the muscle of a Cholera patient, taken ten hours after death, multitudes of animalcules were seen but the same experiment with a piece of muscle taken from a subject, dead of erysipelas, discovered not a single animalcule.

The hydrant water was also tested without finding any of those animals, and the atmosphere of rooms and neigh borhoods some days after the Cholera

The important experiments and discoveries of Prof. Mussey, will be made public in the forthcoming November number of the Western Lancet, and we

000 worth, and in Mawutohusette the ag gregato value of this kind of manufacture was stated to b« $18,000,000. Still the demand was greater than the supply.

with intent to kill his mother, and the

evidently intended that he shall not escape. »f there is any virttre in indict-j ntcn is.

fil

Military Education.

The Western Military Institute at

Georgetown, Kentucky, is represented

as a fine Military School, and in a flour

ishing condition. For particulars we

would refer to the advertisement in another column. A son of Dr. Ball, of

Terre-liaute, and also of Mr. Richardson, of York, received military instnic

tions at the Georgetown Institute. We

are authorized to send one Student to

this school, on reasonable terms. Any

parent, guardian, or youth, desirods of

securing a scholarship in this Institute, will find a good opportunity oil ettsjr con

ditions, by making Immediate application to the Wabash Courier office.

STATE OF INDIANA, $8.

Vigo Probate Court, Jannnry Term, i860. John E. Armstrong, and Charlotte^. Armstrong, his wife, Augustus G. Armstrong and lames M. Armstrong. v*. Swan A. Armstrong, Amelia!

M. Armstrong, Lydia C. I Armstrong, John G. Arm- Bill for Partition, strong, and Mary E. Arm-1 wrong. 'I *HE complainants come by Charles Craft, their 1 ftolicitor and files their petition accompanied by n* affidavit of a disinterested person, that the defendants, Susan A. Armstrong, Amelia M. Armstrong. Lydia C. Armstrong, John G. Armstrong, and .Mary E. Armstrong, are not residentsof the State of Indiana

Notice is therefore hereby given to the said nonresident dependents that they be and appear in our said voan on the first day of its next term, to be held ia Terre-Haute on the 2nd Monday of Jan uary ncit, then and there in said court to answer said petition, or the same will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly.

V. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

November 3, 1849. (pr's Ifee §2,30") 10w3.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned

has taken out letters testamentary on the eatate of Reuben Newton, late ol Sugar Creek township. Vigo county, Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment—and those having claims against the same, are notified to present them duly Authenticated for settlement. The estate is solvent.

DAVID A. STERLING,

Nov. 3, 1849—10w3. Executor.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

NOTICKsale

ikmis

is hereby given that I will offer at

public on Tuesday the 27th of November 18-19, ntthe late residence of Reuben Newton, dee'd, in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, all ol said deceased: consisting

0| OXen

nwh„«,

a.m.

the triumphant establishment, by its wonderful revelations.

ns roinpri'liensive as tho eastern markets can afford.

They, as well as all others, are respectfully invited to call ami examine the stock on hand. WILLIAMS St EARLY.

Terre-Haute, Oct, 27, 1849. 9tf.

Till: IS IllOiti.! HE suliscriN'r has now at the City New and Splendid 12 Seat Omn hc£s leave to announce to the munity, and others, that he will hoi readiness to convev ihem to and from nmr*,

rice-water animals were alive after fourteen days.

Oct. h, 1849 A. T. BRONSON.

MERCHANT TAILOR.

I I AS removed his Tailor Shop from Market I JL street to National Road street, one door east of Ira (trover's Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactory,

w'"'ni

ho opened in his new Fancy Front Start Koom, a

nn,j

had disappeared, was condensed and examined without detecting animalcules. The atmosphere of rooms in which are small pox patients, has also been examined, and animalcules of apparently a different species have been discovered.

prepared to furnish the best and most fash-

style, when the cloths are furnished by the cus tomrr and also give strict attention to cutting all kinds of gprmcnts—alt of which shftll be done with taste and despatch.

Oct. 25, ltM9-9tt DAVID HARTSOCK.

NKW CHEAP PI BLICATIONS. PHE Woodman, by ti. R. 1\ James. Esq. Retribution, or tbe Vale of Shadows Ada and Elfine, or the Two Nieces, by Mrs. Grp Mv Sister Minnie

KiV^fv^ylo^Discipline

hope and trust, will aid in explaining the mysterious movements of this "black

death," and result in discovering a preventative and a remedy.—<Cincinnati Gazette>. ———————

Just received and for sak» at PERKINS &. BUCKINGHAM'S Oct. 9ft, 1849-^«f New Book Store.

BOOKS rjiOOKS!

A convention assembled ut Aew York few days since, composed principally of dealers in boots and shoes, who come, together once a year, to consult on the mutual interests of the trade. Some important facts were stated by the chairman worth repeating here. One house in Connecticut makes $220,000 worth of, "c jZiiut, Tianed[cooper, tiraacncoppe pegged shoes every year another S&XV Ol«2rf?n

(iKEAT AT I ACTIOiVS.

Ja*t rseeivf4 at

CHILD'S BOOK The larfr«t,'C Stock of For Sate in Terre-Haute.

GEORGETOWN

horne? 1 cn.,tle:

ana oemiiur hows horned cattle one

sheep and hogs one 1 horse wag-

WCUther, and'on one ox wagon ploughs gears and farming

in the stack lot irons two

lim-and many other a!

guns a wheat tan—anu many oiner articles too tedious to mention. A credit of twelve months will he given for all sums over three dollars the purchaser giving Ins irity, without relief of commeneo at 9 o'clock

DAVID A. STERLING. lOw'.J. Executor.

IV A I *«i

1 AL,Ll AjAlil

The most SPLENDID C^OODS in Market.

WILLIAMS & EARLY RR now receiving direct from N. Y., Phi delphia mid Baltimore, general stock Dry Goods, Qureimrnre,

Prof. R. D. Mussey, of the Ohio Medical College, to whom we alluded yesterday, in the course of a series of in-

ArjS0-A

ns tho first of September last, discover- sold very low lor cash or approved crcdit. A od in the atmosphere ol rooms occupied large assortment of by Cholera patients, animalcules in the .TIl'I^S'S I! -greatest abundance, mid, bv a series of of all qualities and nrices have been laid in with

Hardware and Groceries.

large lot of Carpeting, which will Lw

I ,i I.."..,.,*. ,1.. fireat cure, anil will he found cheap and excellent,

I i, ,,lwi Some very lino, with Extra globes and chimneys,

and subject-—chaste, beiuitiliil and cheap—are to found anion tliier largo and general assortment ol jT'Hvls. Their TJL EEIVNWARK STOCK IS PERFECT,

(.n

„I

in sr

i]0 ht"„„

An.l their variety of

itoolM fc Sh«o«,

1Dmi^*SSe,"LPc2S'Mr.J.

lected. T["heir object the sciences taught 1

bvYnScaUnSo^nc'P'e8

Will be formed The young

N E W I E S A E

THE

5tothe

at north west

corner of the nubile square, the most interesting one in Tci re-llnute, ns regards the Quality, Variety nnd CheapnessofGoods.

Picnic Mr^m-boat*, Canai-boat*, flotrh, ormniion will be ^iven by the resident FiMnr rrc„r„ons, or an„ other lendofrwr,,,,**. H^drrs not known either to he 'I rustees or wul le his aim I the Engineers, will be expccted to enclose with to Kivr! general satisfaction, and hopes to have a liberal patronage extended him.

Section of oounwy, with an as-

wrtment ot' nearly all the New Works in every department of literature. CI heap publications, LalhofTaphs, rictare frmmes i^c., always on hand.

S A I O N \\V have a lance and fine assortment of Paper. which

kNo«r Haven coon -1 large an ftMir biiu acrainu' fe»rc«4»,ai manufacturers prices. lour outs against,

Piunc. tr Tr.—*1 JN ty grand jun' have fodBl Henry L. Foot^^—one for the murder of benrtofore aflrred to the Public, his mother one for the murder of his] Okt Ass&rimeni of neico, M»ss Cooper, a third tor assault: tiPMtxacKBSr

wUl

low or a little lower than any

and««n^ete

fourth for rap? up*n Miss twpcr. It isj JVai, t*oki and Sliver Pencils, Fine Plea and

Pithy.—A New l-ondon guld seeker in a letter to his friend, thus sutm up the condition of affairs in California: "It isj CHOl.EfM^ the meanest place that stands out of door*,! ANE of the best pr#vro: v«« of this -«i»

^,'1*

white ittan w» live in—blowy, dtrty. not,s ^1** m*4un' cold,attd sicly. If you know when youj well off itky in old New Lofldon

,ynr^ri»yt

with a fine lot of Swei

Knivc*, Canl Cases, 4c,

IVk, mst Sfliith's (G, &E.M. ^mith. late of the firm of fl. Bariy 4 Co .: ChW Peas, eoaal to and Bindn mqmmx to My other Gold Pea, aad mM as cheep a« infctK* Quality.

Terre-Haute, Oct-13, im Ttf.

We ako kerf on hand all the beat waidin }yil 4«t|

into

\VtX)D & DO.VXEUA*.

supply of

E O E O W S E I N A

J. GRANTHAM, opened his Livery Stables

JH Hnute,—situated on Second street, four doors

nonh of the Stewart House.- Where accommoda-

Also

may be forwarded any distance, in or out of the State, on reasonable terms, by applying at the above establishment. Also—IIORSES ANI) BVGGIES KEPT, by the week or month, to suit customers.

This Institution is Pleasantly Located i«t

GE0E6tT0WN, VERMILLION COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

And hat been i» racoenfal operation one year, during tokick time it ha* numbered 160 Students.

ia a pleasant and decidedly healthy village and the surrounding conntry »et-

(1m! bv a wealthy and enterprising population. A large and commodious brick building, 62 by 12 feet. 2 stories high, has been erecte d, which will be completed and amply furnished during,the com-''-.finn The edifice is surrounded by a spacious enclosure, or com pus, four acres »n extent, .wfid^ Zn to adorned with trees ami gravel walks, making an establisement, at once tieat and

wl ch 8ha, iea to he cxe

KMBI*IV T.i 1 .1 11 k* A JAM a»lmAn( frAhfl tVlO RominMTV

undersigned. Trustees of the Wabash and and improved principles Erie Can ui, will rcceivo sealed proposals*! ,,

their proposals, satisfactory testimonials as nualifi CHARLES BUTLER,

A. M. FIJETT, THOS. H. BIIAKR.

Terre Haute, Ind., Sept 19, 1849 4tl

sy is

HARDWARE.

ENLARGEMENT OF THE PAl-LOCK.j

Increased Qnantity of all kinds of Hard-1 war?.

REDUCTION OF PRICES AT THE

WEttdf

P. JOHNSON, A M.. and LADY, assisted by a competent

number of teachm. Having had extensive opportune ^examining into the best schools and sys-

rc.ise

of tbat

rity sonecessary in tbeir intercourse with each other, and important to the proper discharge df th

'-rffj?d^mne1 to qualify themselves for Teaching will be afforded especial advantages. of study is such as i.« pursued in the best seminaries in the country, embracing A thor^^Pnotish course, And the Greek and Latin languages. Daily illustrations and explanations Upon ZblfcKlrt paired, in Arithmetic and ihe higher Mathematics

T^Tpninarv School" will be a department distinct from the Seminary proper, and will embrace OrA"frih' Reading, Writing, Small Arithmetic, and Primary Geography. j. divided into terms of five months, or twenty-one weeks, each. The Fall and Wii TeX Will commence on Monday, the 29th of October next and the Spring and Summer Term, Monday', tBe 15th of April, 1850.

the terms

^Scho'lare wii? be'ehargt^^rom the time of entering to the close of the term no deduction being mndo except in ciuwi ot protrQCtod sickhess. Bonrdingcan be had in town at from ^1,00 to $1,50 per week. By,furnishing rooms for iheumelvea, students can diminish their expenses to fiiti students be present at the commence of the term. JOHWIN Principal

QSrFor further particulars, address J- r. JUIiSUiN, fRtNCirAL. Terre-Haute. Oct. 6, 1849-6tf. Georgetown, Sept. 1 /th, 1 19.

THE

,, ,i beins at Washington at such times during thesestionmay be had the way of

Carriages, BnroucTies, loards of commissioners lor adjudicating claims, Bngjrios, Snlkies, «c.

The Vehicles all of new and fashionable style, nal attention to the business intrusted to him. just imported from New York. Letters in relation to business, addressed to the Horses for Saddle or Harness, undersigned nt Washington, D. C, or Norwich,

nil kepi and to let by the day or week, to suit cus-j auention^ tomers. TRAVKLER8

from abroad,

J. GRANTIIAM.

Terre-Haute, Sept. 22, 1849. 4m:t.

UvLvnX(i OF COM TH ACTS.

On the Wabash and Erie Cnn^L

*e"?vo,en«? *™or

TUITION are as follows.

The Primary Department, Common English Branches, History, Watts on the Mind,. Physiology, Rhetoric Algebra, Botany,

Natural.History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology, Logic, Political Economy, Menial and Moral Philosophy, Geometry, Davies' Bourdon, Trigonometry, Navigation and Surveying, Conic Sections, and the

Greek and Latin Lavages, Music on the Piano, French and Drawing will be taught as soon as a sufficient number to fdrm a class shall desire instruction in this Department.

Orthography. Reading, Writing and Composition, throughout the course, in both male and female departments. There will be a charge of 40 cents, per scholar, for fuel and incidental expenses.

E IT E Ml oURO* SOCIETY

formed by the young gentlemen, for the purpose of debating, lecturing, and writing essavp. ladies publish, quarterly, "The Laurel Wreath,"a paper written by members ot the

^A'public Examination and Exhibition will be held ut the close of each term. 'The Exhibition iat the close of the next Winter Term will take place on Thursday, the 28th March, fh'fre will be a

Jate nml

are now receiving at oar old stand,

of the JTmbiie Square.) a very large andj Terre-Haute. Oct 30.1849. 8tf. splendid asrortment of I I N A E I A S attorney for prc mec-iting of ev*ry variety and description Also, Claims at the City of Wa^hinjrton. CTAQ Pocket and Table Cutlery,Cabinet Trimmings,] rp HE subscriber undertakes tbe collection. set-!

The I.nrge«t,'Cheapest, and best Selected every dosmption Smiths tools Mill and nit tlainra, accoants or demands against tbe Govern Stock of Books, ever ottered saw*. Circular saw*, 6 to 34 inch Anvils and vi-i ment of the Doited States, or any foreign state or res, bellows. Iron and Nails.Sheet iron. Tin platej cwontrv. before Commissioners, before Commas,

Zing, Tinned copper, Braskrs copper, wire, ca»t*|

Stwl, 100 teet coil chain. 3P0pair trace

shot, 30 D. Caps. Shot Gaas Rmln«« Pistols, 130 Rrmin*tarn tmd Dayton Rtjle

Barrel*, 10s mtt Ctmcrmaali ITmM Basra, 000 mwmi* IMbe Were, Coat Uratta. Fhr Brie*, -4«*S, &

j»ivot

I'etersburg, Ftko county, Indiana, on the 14tn Uest Manner. day of Novemher next, for the construction of j. ntxiut 1 fi miles of said Canal, extending from Dr. Anrarren has carefully prepared nml of Maysville to Petersburg. This division eniWes lor sale a DctUn/kefor Umnmg and Prescra large proportion of the heaviest earth work on the Teeth and the best that has ever the t,anal, and is worthy the attention of contrac- been otfered !he VVeSt. I)r C. has the best tora accust omod to heavy work. The line will VACCINE MA ITER, and will Vaccinate those Iw divided into sections 'suited to the shape and

w»o

Shoe findings and leather, Mechanica* tools, of? tlement and adjustment of all maimer of

sri.ENPlP fTOTK OF

SAODLlCii 11A Rl)\\ A faction and tj*e otmost dn^tch

and a my lar«e and well assort stock ot IKl^kn

/i it ma* to make an v» «ion that we ad exleotof the tommm. httt moderate in aU ««4i cheap, but qaitc different to setia bt%esM!IL Addrm, tie k»»er thancwr i»ei*W»w» li SPALDING. Aturnev. look for ihe *r P)ad-U if yoa wwt *ad| Oct. 30.1^49-arf WasMncion, 0. C. the beet awartrr' it ol .ware, ever te Jul

and

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8 00

10 00

12 00

Iward

It is very important th-.t

LAW OFFICE IN WASHINGTON.

undersigned has taken an office in the city of Washington, and proposes to practise law before tnq Supreme Court of the United States, the Bortrd of Commissioners on Mexican Claims nppointcd under an act of Congress of March 3d, 1849, add any other Iw.irds of commissioners lor adjudicating claims which may be established.

Claims lor spoliation by the French prior to 1800 will also receive the attention of the undersigned. and if a board shall be established for I their adjustment, he proposes to undertake the iiii-ii nujiiPiuu ui, nv jj Terre "gency of such claims, ilnnrn The undersigned wil ill retain his residence nnd

1 ne

Vno ,,

ofl.ee in Norwich Connecticut, but designs

8io^o(- |hoSu|| ine Courti of CongrM® and of

BS may

be necessary to enable niin to give perso-

Connecticut, will at all times receive immediate JOHN A. ROCKWELL Vv Arlington, June 20, 1849,

Tcrre Haute, Sept. 22, 1849. 4tf.

JEL2 r«kl "JMC JC SW TC AC. m'

DR. EDGAR R. E. CARPENTER, (of Chicago.)

WOULD

most respectfully inform thecttizens of Terre-Haute, and vicinity, that he is stopping at the STEWART HOUSE, where he will be tiappy to attend to all that may favor him with a call, in the various parts ol his profession. Having acquired his profession under one of the best practical Dental Surgeons in the United States, he feels confident in being able to perform all of the various operations oil the most scientific

Teeth nscrte

may desire it.

charncter °f the ground, averaging near a halt LiX*AR R. L. CARPENTP..R, Dentist.

"'fhc MuwSfriicture of tho Aqueduct over Easf'

Tr (-Frnm

vVKi.n Pivoruill Klsnlw. let. It is about Kr.F.r

in the

Chicago Weekly Democrat.)

vovr

ecth CLEA.v.-Dr.

Carpenter, as

teeth already tolerably clean. (From the Chicago Daily Tribune.) Certificate. a in a in a a

character and qualifications. Rose Dentrifice, we would cheerfully recommend 1 ni^tCfS Oi ttlC nnr tin I rono a a Kotnrr annori.t* ^.1.. *M.l

Ene t-anal. ni?.1- k-vvMirVvr-r

DRS. KENNIC'OTT,, til BBS, & JUDSON,

Letters of Introduction, and satisfactory references can be given. Septembers, 1849 2m3.

DISSOLUTION.

fB^HE Co-partnership heretofore existing between the snbscribers, under the firm of F. R. Whipple &. Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent. F. R. WHIPPLE,

Oct. 1, 1849—8-3t, L. RYCE.

Business

will be continued by the subscriber at the old stand, known as the BUCK-EYE CASH

east side of the public square, next door to S. H. Potter & Co. Hard ware store, where is now opening a heavy Stock of every description of FALL AND WINTER Goods, recently purchased by himself in New York at auction and from the best jobbing and commission bouses^ to which he invites the attention of his friends and tbe public

lEa*tl generally. L.

Ladies India Satin. do Extra Kid Gloves, do Cashmiere do Zephyrs Mitts, Jenny Lind Fringes, Ladies Linen cambric Handkerchiefs. French worked collars, Silk Girdles, Zephyr Yarn, Working Canvass. Laces, and Edgings,

Terre-Haute, Nov. 3, 1849.

Tea, Coffee, Sug.r,

Dpn,Iste-

References—Hon. J. McRoberts, Col. L. R. Noel. Danville,III. Mr. J. Chesnut, M. M.Dili, H. W. Martin, Paris, Ills.

RYCE.

before any of the public Department^ at Washington. The procuring of Psstenu, Army and Navy 'enaiom, the mMlection of accounts against the Government, all Land Claims, and every demand or other tm$ine*s of whatever kind requiring tbe prompt and efficient sen lone of an Attorney or Ag?H»t.

A residence cf fourteen year* ai the seat of tbe Federal Government. with a thorough and familiar acquaintance with the various systems and routine of public business at the different ofB'ces, as well at in Congrese added to this, free Wockssto the ablest tcm] advisers, if needed, jmjtiies the undensigned lB (Mglng the fullest aat-

mav entrttst their (mmmw to hw cmre. Beiot

the

It is impossible (at ws to specify in se targe a ^, t, and to many gewfeinea who have stock, tat we law hesitation in sayinfr that both Houses of Cewms in the «sr stock and aswrtraent wrrwwoa to any io twelve year*, it is deeaMsd Tiniw to extend Ten*- Hani*, or West of the Moaataine, and that Mtke hr ffrrwv— rnrsred to meet«.jr *»Wof competidoo• o«^S2a?-^-SsTSTprepeid in .n ««, in the wav dF eschwiye Hudwaie. a -jmor

the Western country. OLD DR. JACOB TOWJfSEriWI SAR-

LAKE SAlffiaSwsIrt on band

iOA

a POTTEft & CO

Tcr*4Iwm*« Octahcr ll» I8lf

Ano

p,rt citixens rf

fc ha regralaled hjr the natere

HOZPV On. ~al a'

eei*»ri

nov3, '41.

OHIO ILLINOIS INDIANA ARROW WAYNE MISSOURI

those wto

Genuine Sera or a

WOOD Sl DONNELLY.

Including be *, Ac. Wav fare in proportion. A a trust

1 1 1

SESSION JOURNAL.

The Ltoulsa

5tatx

ost ample reports of the Legislators. tbe daV. and will

I I N O I S S O E

J. V. STEWART & CO.

A RE now receiving and opening a Large, Complete and "Well Selected assort men of Goods,

(Two Boors East of .V. Smith it Sons* Store Store,)

Which we are offering at lower rates than can ever offered in this market In our stock may be found a superior Lot of

O N N E N E A N A I O N S

Bleached and Brown Jfluslins,

nels. Cloths of all kinds, Cassimers, Satinets, Extra Superior Bed Blankets, Damask Table Linen, Towellings, Diapers, &c. &c.

GROCERIES, ALL KINDS FRESH

Queensware and Glassware, large stock and very cheap.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS tfc CAPS, Cannot be beat for quality and Price on the Wabash.

HARDWARE AT UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES.

Goods given in Exchange for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, fof which the Highest Market Price will be paid. Call and see us Two doors Wost of Nip pert and Molitar. J. W. STEWART & CO.

LOUISVILLE

Clothing Store

AT THE OI,D STAND.

A RE now receiving one of the largest and cheapest stocks of Goods that has ever been offered in this market. In our stock will be found—

Brown nnd Bleached Sheeting and Shirting Bed Tickings Bleached drills Brown drills Plain and Plaid Linseys Prints Merinoes and Alpaccas Cash* mers and Delaines Ginghams of all styles nnd prices Kentucky Jeanes and common black silk neck

HATS and CAPS BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS, all kinds, styles and priccs.

Bonnets, Gro. De "Rhine," Lvonissu Cloths, Lustres, Cashmiers, De Lains, Silk Velvets, Superior Wool Shawls, Long do do Swiss cam be. Mull and Chk'd Muslins,

NATIONAL ROAD ST.,

1 E O E S 1

TEIIRE-1IAUTE, IND.

UR Second Large Lot of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now arriving. We content ourselves with saying to our Friends both in Town and Country, call and Judge for yourselves! STRAUS & ISAACS.

03-OBSERVE THE

LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE

N. B.—Any Garment purchased at the above Establishment, exchanged if no* fully approved.

Terre-Haute, Ind., November 3. 1849 nIOtf

A O S O E Late and Large Arrivals. CROVERMAN & BOURNE,

3 I I E

A W A

RE now in ful! operation, leaving Lafayette daily at o'clock r. w., for Toledo and Cincinnati touching at all intermediate ports. These Boats have all been refitted and tnmished in good style, snd pains spared to render tbem both neat and comfortable, being nearly new. The W has been extended direct through to Toledo, and comprises the loll owing Boats and Captai

And as soon as canal is in order tbe line wil! be extended to Covington, by Packet Empire, Cspttio Wonlmton. Time from Lafayette to Toledo 52 hours—Fare |6 DO to Cineinosti, W 9 00

TheSm* Stxnsu. will be issaed Tri-WedUjrj,

^^J,»-.V.

-wsr*. end the pr t»fs be Am Ijr will be eiveti in owusti^ and correct fcmn.

Ginghams. Prints, Linscys. Bed Tickings. Satin VtJstihgs, Sheeps Grey Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Silk Vestings, Canton Flannels, White, Red and Yellow Flan-the ««t purfoct and ctrtsin raeoou in all ._i

lOtf.

STRAUS & ISAACS.

Cashmere, blanket and nctt \inaw blankets Beaver cloths

Molasses, Pepper, Spico, Raisins, (very fresh) •tandlefi,' Soap, Indigo, Madder and Alum.

for country use, consisting in part, of Knives and Forks, Pen-knives, Butcher Knives, Curry Combs, Nails, Shovels and Tongs, Ames' best Shovels and Spades, Collins' best Axes, Locks, Latches, Steelyards, &c. &c.

Largest assortment of QUEENSWARE ever offered in this market.

Wanted.

Wheat* Oats, Flax, Clover and Timothy Seeds, Jeans. Socks, Rags, Ginseng, Beoswax, Tallow, Rag Carpeting and Geese Feathers.

03rTo Country Merchants we offer very great inducements in the way of uncommon low prices lor all descriptions of goods. •Terre-Haute, Sept. 29, 1849—5tf. GROVERMAN & BOURNE.

SAM.'L DOYLE'S

LAFAYETTE. CINCINNATI AND TOLEDO

DAILY LINE OF MAIL PACKETS,

•. [50th W. H. NOBLE, Superintendent.

Jouxxxl will contain U»e

Wrim on W«i«r Cor^

O^eekly,) 50 Cts »n Arrw-rica, by a Wstet PaUentj

3 do ro ooeaddreea, Water Care for Ladlee Daily, 01)00. Cbnwic Dbew*,by Geiljr

Payments mnstbe made In sdvanoe. Addnm JOHN D. DEFREES. Hot. 8,^1849-1^1

8KSSIO* SENTINEL.

Wal ins

line

CAPT. GEO. D. DAVIS, WM. DALE. WM. STURGES.

WORKS OPT HYDROPATHY.

^ERKTXP &. BCCKINGriAM,

Oct 37, '49-9tf at tbe nga of the Big Book.

EXTRACTS.

PINEFLAVORING

APPLE,

jotfl eegll ^Otf WOOD DONNELLY.

For the Remoral aid Pcrcaiwit Curt cf all NERVOUS DXOBABZ38, And of those Conipbuntt which art waKi by aa ia paired, weakened or uu&ealthjr cornKtwn of the

NRRVOCB ITXTRM.

Tkit beauUftil and eonrtaient ipptieatkn of the Mr* terkmt j¥wer» of (iALVANIBM and MAONKTISM, haa been ^.wouneed hjr ctntinKatiiied phyikhum, both in Europe and QiJ United State*, to k« iSm«,lMhtih •rjt'nul iittoxrery lit

DR. CHRISTES'S QilLVAIKC 3ELT ami ZVEikGNimO FLUID,

CBRBRAt. OBBIMTir,

Strengthening the w«*k«ned body, giving tone to thJ th« «ati

various organs, and invigorating the satirs iv»tom Also ia FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS, AlfD PALSY,

Dyspepsia or Indigestion. RHK17M ATtSM, Aente and Chrote. OOTTT, KPI1.KPSY, I.tMHAOO, lK A KNF.SS,

NRRVOV8 TRGNQRM, PAT.IMTATION OFTHK HF.AIIT, APOPL.F.XY, KKIIRALOIA, PAINS In the SIOK pntt

CIIKST,

Liver Complaint,

SPINAli COMPL.AI*T, nnd CVRVATtTRB of the SPINK, HIP COMPlAIST, DI3EASKS of Mis KItlNRYS, DEFI

CIENCY OF NERVOUS ANI PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all

Nervous Diseases,

which complaint* arine from one «impi« canoe, narne!y{ A Derangement of the Nervous System. toj- In NK.RVOU8 COMPLAINTS, Dmg« ami Meaicinea inetratr iht tiitratr.

lor they weaken tba

vital energio« of the alreadv itroatniteii ivtlem whits nmter the atrengthening, life-giving, vittiixing influence of (Jalvaniim, ai applied thla heautifut and wonderful di«covpry, the exhauoted patient and weak* cnad sulTerar ii rettored to former health, strength, ela» ticity and vigor.

The great perntiarity and excellence of

Dr. Christie'* Galvanic Curatives, connate, in the fact tbat thev arreat and cure di*ea«S ly 011/wnril nnplicatiou,

in place

of tin'

uouai modn

drugging ami 'phvihking the p«tient, till

ol.

axhauited

Nature «ink« hn|elesaly under the inrtiction Yhry Ifrfliff/itu ihr trhoU tystrm, rftitlitt th* tit* enlaliim nf Ihr Moarf, jiromelr th* tverHiont, and never tin Ihr iliihlrit it^ui-y Hnrfrr any eirrumtlantri. Sine* tlmir introduction in the United Statee, only three yean cince, more than

60*000

including all age*, claiie* and condition*, among whMl were a large number of ladiei, who are peculia'f •nhject to Nervou* t'omplninti, have been

ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, when all hope of relief had bean given up, and every thing olio been tried in vain

To illimtrate the uie of the QAIJVANIC RKIJTJ tup|H*e the ca*e of a peraon afflicted with that bane of civilization, DYSPK.P8IA, or any other Chronic or Nervou* Oiiordar. In ordinary CMea, itimulant* are taken, which, by their action on the nerve* and muscle* of the (tomach, afford temporary relief, hut whicU leave tha patient in a lower itate, and with injure• facultimi alter the action thu* excited ha* ceaesi Now compare thi* with the effect resulting from

Ikt

application of the OALVANIC BKLT. Take a I»»e peptic aufferer, even in the worie ivmptom* of *9 attack, and limply tie the Belt around the body, uaing the Magnetic Klnid a* directed. In a iliort period the inienaible perspiration will act on the poiitiyt element of the Beit, thereby earning a Oalvanlfc circulation which will pHia on to the negative, and thence bach again to the positive, thui keeping up a continuous UaJu vanic circulation throughout the ivftem. Thus thy mottieverecaaeaof DVHPKP8IA are PKRMANKNTLY CUBKI). A KKW DAYS IS OKTKN AMPLY 8UF, FU'IKNT TO KRADICATB THE DISEASE UF YEAR8.

Cortificates and Testimonials From ihe moat Respectable Sources* Could be given, tulttcient to All every column ia thi* paper We make a few selection*

A Voice from Mexico To Dr. Cm*istik: Reapocted Sir and Friend— have alway* been auhjoct to that dreadful complaint, Rheumatinn, hut 1 ncvor knew what agony a human being could xuller, till I joined the Army I was engaged in all of UKNKH U. TAYLOR'S battles, and waa at Cerro ordo with (5K..NKllAI. SCOTT. During portion of the Cam|uiign we were much expo«ed Xa the night air in damp nituationa, anil I *oon perceived that till* favored my old complaint. The flrat attack of the enemy (I mean Khcumntiam) I had in Mexico, wa» in the right (houldrr then my whole arm got stiff and I could icarrelv hold my mu«ket—and one morning in the month of .March last, alter ileeiung under the (.'haprrnl, I could scarcely ral«e myself. I fairly nil risked with agony. I wu* soon after placed in the surgeon'* hands,Tiut I continued to get wor»eand worse. The paint extendod alt over my body, in my head, ana even in my ankles and toe*. At San Angelo I got my discharge, and when I arrived in Boston, I waa helple*s, hopeleis and perfectly miserable. I would take no more medicine, for I had taken too mucl) already but reading vour advertisement, indliced me to send to Agent, Mrs. K. KIDDKK, Court street, and get a 0*l.your va*ic

Bki.t and Maoav.ti Ki.I'id. Tha second day

'ore

the Belt and used the Fluid, I wu much better, and in about one week I waa so encouraged that I was not satisfied with the Belt alone, but I got a pair

tha

Galvanic Braoelets for the limbs. These toon put me on my feet, and in a few days I was enabled to walk to Mrs. KIDDKR'S snd tell my storv. She told me to persevere, and, said aha had known person* aa had aa I waa to get entirely cured. From tnia time I got bettei1 every day—all pains gradually left me, snd my strength rapidly returned, and for four month* past have been entirely well. I feel as vigorous and elastic) a* I ever felt, with the exception of a little stllfhes* In my right arm, hut I have not a particle of pain of any kind. My curs is truly wonderfnl. and I can never feel too grateful to you, for I believe vour Oalvamq articles have saved my life, as I do not heiieve I could

have lived much longer in such dreadful agony. RY L. 8UMNKR, 1st Rag. Masa. Light InC ("omp. "F. K. A. POOL, Oajit.

Fits,

Deafness and Rheumatism.

vhs

Naw Yoaa, Sept. I, 1848.

njst.tr I voluntarily make thi* state

metil from feelings of duty and gratitude. In the monlh of January,

IM7,

I took 4 severe cofd, whicH

waa aecompanicd witb tbe moat |ainfal llheumatid attack*. I was attended by Dr. Myrtle of Kaat Broad-, way, and Or. Nichols of (.(flumbia'St., by whom I was aeveral time* enpped. A* I did not gut better, Or. fltilwell. No AO Suffolk St., wu called in, who salivated me with mercury, which left m* In a very weak itate. and alma,l tmirtlf draf. Shortly after I waa attacked with violent Fits and waa altogether in a very dread* fnl condition. Having bv this time loat all faith Id medicine and phy sicians, I determined, a* a la«t hope, lo try DR. CHR!ftTI£f flALVANIC BKLT AND MAtJNKTIC FLUID. At this time I could acarcely bear a single word. In a very few day* alter putting on the Belt there waa an Improvement In my general health, and my bearing waa decidedly better, in about six weeks I bad quite recovered mv health, and tot the peat eight months my bearing baa been perfect I have had no attache of Rheumatism, and not the slightest symptom at Fits, and am in every reepect as altered person. (Signed) ANN MARIAH HOLTON.

Wltaeas, Mrs. CYNTHIA RAYMOND, No. 4 Ooerck-et, New York.

Msny hundred CertMcstes Iron all perU at ®e country of equally extraordinary character could be given.

PCP" tnwWe or inconvenience attends tba nse of tH CHRISTUM GjtLV.imn JtRTfCl.ES. and they cay be worn bv tbe SKwt feeble and delicate with perfect eaae aad safety, fn many caaoa the senaStiod mending tbeir S«e is Mrhly fUmtmai ani atfeHhU. Tney

J. CATHCART. J. R. SMITH. A. VAN NESS.

be aeat to any part ofthe country.

Prices

The GklTasic ISelt, Three Dollar*. Th* Oahraaic NsckUcs, Two Dollars. The Otlnnic Bracelet*, One Dollar Baoli The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.

Tbe articjea sr* aec4MspsAied by full snd pWm AineHno*. Fsspbleta wKh Atll particulars may bad of Um aatkorixed Agent

PARTfCULAR CAUTION. Beseer* e/ Cevmlrrfnit amd H'artHm Imitations. D. C. MORBHBAD, M. D^ OENKRAL AOKNT FOR THF.

N/TKD STATEii

1M Braadwsy, Issr Yerk.

I For sale in TERRE HAIJTE by J. R.CUN' N1NGHA.M in LAFAYEITL, by L. LAWRENCE &, tsON. ir,-49y\$Ow.

JAYVfim MEDICINES.

LARGE lot of these pre .tions, thisd»V received and forsele Whe^ -]le »nd RetaiL WOt)I Sc DONNELLY, Agents. Almanac* lor 1850, for «raiuitous diatribu

Hept 15 1849 3tf-

FRENCH WORKED COLLARS. flTERHNE Paris Worked Collars for sale very low. A few mors fof »boee cmt worked Oollarm still oti hand. Also, just received another ft»t of 121 cmt Ffrmck &*** CosUfcrtr iWkft. or. at the New Cheap Store If you want Bet* flirts, Wholesale and Ice

rt«il. CHARLES A. DUY.

U5»35tf

Next door to the llmth 8tor*