The Wabash Courier, Volume 22, Number 10, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 October 1853 — Page 3

A STORY- FOR CHILDREN. BASIL LEE OR OLOBIOUS BEVEXGB.

•I will never forgive him, that 1 won t, exclaimed Basil Lee, bursiing into the room where his eldest sister wasquiet'y seated at her work. *1 will neer lorgive him.' 'Never forgive who, Bsxilt Ky denr bny, how angry and excited you look. Who ha« offended him 'Why, Charles West, Alice,' replied Basil as he put hit book* oway in their place. •And what has Charles West done to offend youf Come and set by me— there, now tell me all about it.' •Well/said Basil, 'Mr. Raymond who Is a friend of Mr. Mtthews, and is stay ing with him, came into the schoolroom to-day he ia a very nice, kind gentleman, and so he offered a half dollar to the boy who first did sum He should set us. Five boys beside me took up iheir slates, he set us all the same sunt and then we nil set to work. Charles West came and sai next to me, and I saw him copy down every figure ns fast as I did it. When I had only one figure to do. Mr. Mathews left the room I looked to sec who went out, and when I turned,to rhy slate again, every figure was rubbed out. I knew Charles did it, because he colored so. In a minute he had finished his sum and carried it up it was first done and correct, so he had the the half dollar. I was so angry the bell rung to go home, and 1 ran off directly but 1 im determined glorious revenge on him, provoking. Alice!' •Yes, dear, very, and what Is your re venge to be?' •Oh, I know, I will tell you, he just deserves it.- Mr. Mathews has said iliai ho will turn any boy out of the school, who used the key to thn Grammar Lxercises. Well. I saw Charles usm# one yesterday, and I will tell of him, 1 am determined.' •Listen to me a moment, Husii Charles is only at scnool for one more year at tho end of that time, a gentleman has promised, if he behaves well, to place him in a situation where in a fesv years he will be able to support his wid owed mother. Do you think the gentleman will give him his situation if he Is turned in difgracn from his school.— And what would be the disappointment of his aged mother, to think that her son, who. she hoped, would support and comfort her latter days, had di*graccd himself. Surely he would bring down her gray haiis with sorrow to lite grave,' •Oh, Alice 1* exclaimed Basil, with tears i'n eyes.'l never thought of all that: no, 1 would not ruin poor Charley fur the world.' •This would be your glorious rovenge, my dear boy,' said Alice, quietly* •Oh. no, no! dear Alice, never, 1 never would be so wicked as that thougli Charles did make me very angry at the time, but you know 1 should like to punish iin a little for it. »Well, Basil. 1 know a way to puntah him, and to have a reully glorious revenge.' •Alice, dear, pray tell me, said Unsi'. •Well, do you remember the text, 'Be not ovorcorno with evii,' what comes nextV

10 have a Wns ii not

Why. But overcome evil with pood, to be sure, Alice. I know what you mesn now.'

Well then think over what a glorious revenge you can have by obeying tho command in that text, my dear, and Alice left the room.

Basil did not »it thinking long, bolore he declared what he w»uld do. VVith Alice* permission on the following day. he invited Charles West to tea he was much surprised on receiving the invitation, but accepted it. They had a very pleasant evening together. Their principal ssnusemcut consisted In sailing Basil's ships on a pond in the garden: for the finest. Charles expressed great admiration, but the time for his return to school came. Ba*il took him up

•Oh, no,' cried Charles, stepping back, •I could not think of such a thing.' •Oh, but, Charley, you must have it. Alice lets me do what I like with my ahips. and I can make myself auothar just like it and papa saya if Mr. Mat thews will allow you, you can come up on Saturday and sail it with mine and 1^ will teach you how to make ships too.'

Charles turned away his head to hide his tears.

4Basil/

he exclaimed, at they bid

each other good night, will never try to Injure you again,as I dtd yesterday, no 1 never will. Good night, dear Basil.'

From that day Charles and Basil were firm friends* Charles was easily persuaded never to use the key to the exercises again he always after tried to Imitate his friend's example and he gained the esteem of his master, and the love of hia school follows.

My young readers, was not Basil Lee'a a gloridu* revengol—Foster's Bogs' end Girls' Mmgatine.

Teach Childrc»t» Help Themselves. The thoughtless mother who hourly yields to the request—'Mamma, tie my pinafore. Mamma, button my shoes/ and the like, cannot be persuaded that each of these concessions ta detrimental but the wiser spectator sees that if this policy be lonf* pursued and bo extended to other things it will end in hopeless dependence. The teacher of the old school who showed his pupil the way out of every difficulty, did not perceive that he was generating an attitude of mind eat ly militating against success in Taught by I'eauiowi, however the mod ettt instructor induces his pup'i to solve the difficulties himself believes that in •o doing he is preparing him to meet the difficulties which wheu he goes into the world there will be no one to help him through and finds confirmation for this belief in the fact that great proportion of the most successful men ere aelf-oudo.—Her&rri L/penstr*

ftnelty Oukswf Wheetott* hawl#* introduced a Scripture story Into .one of his speeches in tf House of Lords, was aaksd by a right reverend prelate wbea he should be*e di«ne preaching. "When, 1 am made a Bis***. krd/

.irttst*

1 AN ORDINANCES

Defining the Duties of the Marshal.

BJJCTIOXAI Be it ordained Im the Comman Council of the City of Terre Haute, That the Marshal uf said city bo the Chief Ministerial Officer, within and tor the corporate authorities of said city, and to that end he is hereby invested with ail the powers of a general conservator of the peace.

SBCTTO* 2. Be it fitter twdeined, That said Marshal shall attend each stated meeting of the City Council and give notice of each called or extra mectias of said Council, and be present during the sittings of the same, to execute and en* force tho requirements or commands of said body. And that be shall attend the sittings of the Mayor's Court, and execute and return all processes directed to him by the Mayor, and have the enstody of all persona brooch before said Court for breaches of the pensl lawa of the State or uoiations of the ojunicipal laws or ordinances' the corporation, and shall exceute the findings ol the Court in reference to the sanw, ^nd shall execute all judgmrn ts of said Court aa well fh civil as tn penal suits. frxrrios 3. Be it farther ordained, That the marshal ihalt have the custody of the Calaboose, and charge of the Council chamber and Mayor's court-room, in said city. And that he frhall keep said Calaboose in a conditio!* that will insure the ordinary comforts of those lodged therein.— And the C®"ncil-rooms in a good andcofttenient *ondf:ion for the sittings of said Council and Court, Six.. SLC

SECTION 4. lie it further ordained. That it shall tie the duly of the marshal see tliat all the ordinances adopted by the 'itjM&puBcil be observed and carried out. And that it shall be'his imperative duty forthwith to report to the Mayor each and every violation of any ordinance seciion or paragraph of any ordinance which may come under his own observation, or of which he may be credibly informed by any other person.— And that he do also each and every thing in this Uholf, which of right out to be done to runner the corporate authority efficient.

StcTio.x 5. B« it further ordained, That the marshal may with., the consent of the Common Council appoint one or more deputies, being responsible tor the cortect discharge of their duties. And that wherever in this ordinance the term "marnhal" occurs it Jihnll bo construed to mean tlxs marshal or his deputies. And that for each and every violation of the. purport of this ordinance, or culpable neglect in complying with its tenor ai'.d eH'Ct the snid marshal shntl be amenable to the City of Terre Haute as well as to any person injured or complaining of such failure of duty in penal sum not to exceed iitfy dollars and costs of suit for tvf such offence.

Passed October 17,th 1853. Attest: J. EDMUNDS, Clerk. II. ROSS, Pres. TTO. tem.

Oct. 22 '53 9-2w

CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rnpi«l Cure of C0FGII8, (OLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,MIIOOi'LMM

RU.

WGII,

CJtOCP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION.

JVfnny wire of trial. Insteml or Impairing Mio |ulli-conliilrnoe in this mcdicine, has won tor it an opprcdaiion and notoriety by far exceeding the most snnguine expeditions ol its friends.Nothing but its intrinsic virtues end the niimistahablc benefit conferred thousands of sufferer*, could origitutta ami maintain the refutation it enj.iyn. While tinny inferior medies thrusi upon tho community, have (oiled and been discarded, this has gained hifiids hy every trial, conferred bem-fits on tha afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too reniurkablc to be forgotten.

While it i» a iraud on the public to pretend ihnt any one medicine will infallibly cure—siill there id abundant proof that the Cunnnv PtcroRAr. docs not only a» a general thing, hut nhno&t invariably euros the maladies for which it is employed

As limn mokes these facts wider nnif better known, this medlclm» has grndually become the l«3t r* linnee of tho afflicted, from the log enhin ol the Aincricon Peasant, to the palaces ol' European Khvv). Throughout this entire country, in every State, city, and indeed almost every hamlet it contains, Cur.RRY Pi-croRAr. is known as thai bent remedy extant lor diseases of the Throat and I.ut-gp, and in many foreign countries, it t« coming to he extensively used by their most inf lli-! gent Physicians. In Great Britain, Prance and Gcrnnny, where the medical sciences have! reached "their highest perfection, CitERttv PECTO-J

is introduced, anu in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alma Houses, Public Institutions. and in domestic practice, os ^he surest remtdy their attending rhysiciins can employ for the more dangerous affections of the Lungs. Also in milder eases, and for children it la safe, pleasant^nnd effectual to cure, (n fact, some o| the most flattering testimonials we receive hnve been from parents who have 'ound it efficacious in case.* particularly incidental to childhood-

The

CM RRY PKCTORJU.

hia play room. "Charley/ said he. •you admired the Hero most of all my vessels, so I wUl make you a pres«nt of

We have endeavored here to furnish the com munity with a mcdicine ol such intrinsic superiority and worth as should commend itself to their confidence—a remedy at once safe, sjKwdy and effectual, which this has by repeated and countle.a trials provrd itself lo b« and trust by great care in preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to afford Physicians a new agont on which they can rely for the best results, and the afflicted with a remedy that will do for) them all thtt medicine can do Prepared nttd Sold by JAMES C. AY Ell,

ISlor

PRACTK-JU. CuKMtsr, Lowell, Mass.

Por sale by J. R. CCNIXOHAM, Do.Nstt.LY

Ki.vu.J. T.

WALL,

in nearly every town in the Siata Terre Haute, t*et. 93 *is^-9-ly.

MERCH,,NttmrU

Tests, Pants, Hats, Caps,

AMFS ANDES SON, JK.

8ty\Ve

rt'ili.

is manufactured by

practical Chemist, and «v*rv ounce of it under his own eye, with invariable accuracy and care. It is sealed «nd protected by law from counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as genuine without adulteration.

Terre-llaute, and at agencies

NOTICE

hereby given, that I am authorised to lease a tenn not exceeding live years, lots at the intersection ot Mil berry and Fourth streets, in the City of Terre Haute, known as the "Seminary Lots." Those disposed to rent portions ol said lots, are requested to make early application to

ALBERT I.ANGE,

A ltditw of I1« Cwmtt.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 8. %3-t-Sw.

NOTICE

S hereby given that sealed proposals for the ot a or

Iserection

one story frame building, 90 by

£1 fret, upon.ihs poor house farm, near the city ot Terre Haute, will be received until Tumi ay, the 1 Ith day ol October, 1833, at 10 o'clock. A. \I., at the Auditor's office, when the particulars ot th« plan of the building can be ascertained. By order of Cd-Contmiesiooers, Vigo Co.

A. LA«GK) Aaditwr.

Ttrre Haute, Oct. 8,-^-7-11

I \_/ V_7 XJI

'PUK aubscriber wilt pay CASH tor good clean Jl Heece and tab-washed Wool. w»-lt JOHN T1SRNAN-

HAVANA CIGARS.

VT ORM AS, ?ei5«anas,Ocaac«dias, Hertnanos, LN Millar**, PiUatcitoa, Looa btar, and other ebwee brands oi direct importation, for tale by ^kVASSON &. CO.

Row% Block.

100 Cases of Dry Goods for the Jobbing Trade

l"ij tM ciMiaitT who- wish to

reotanisfe stoelta, will Mad a tame w»v Dry exprweiy lor .. U3..e,a»d :.i« aldata smalla.$ *aaos oa Eastern coat, at r. NiPrrRTs,

Famaet«*a Block. «KWtl» ot Pn SqaateTan Hwte,ia|t!,'SM»'tf

Books on Spiritoalism. DTM" DTTTT H»?cv.

Hin,

S toi.

THVTTS IUVB AT S-.AY A- *AR S^ctHUiaJL Ti r, or I i* *s»». PAOAMIT of 8R --.TKJU. -A. TV X4JT,ART' I.RAE AM. Hixroftv or TxtOmma** is T^ajwa. Ta*'A"' !%**». pan# t\* JSby Baxaom

The PaexxT Mi bwt Urt. I» Dam

SP ««DALTI MU

Tana Haste, Oct S8 *S3t-tf.

KT Keriler sales of Opwiw,: Ciaara. Notinna Jewe'rv Arc., Ae., h»\ ER\ lions, Je ,,,

KNIT

,tHE

J. I.. ADAMS M. W. SRAIUM. ADAMS^

Just 1 Received At The

W W

'••3 'JPl W *J-lf GENTLEMEN'S MOHAIR OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S WHITNEY OVERCOATS m. GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS

The above, together with a fine assortment of

A N N E

()pnots in New Albany Jeffersonville, and Madtsn. 15- Ml OTdor»for Goods ,n,r«.«d .0 u, .HI met »,.h .nd

August 1J- 5J-3m.

COME AND SEE THE

rp 1JR subscriber hns just received a large and

well selected stock of

AND

l"ir0»en,sione, nnd China Warr

Fn nch, China, White, Gilt, and decorated American, French, and lioheminn Glassware l.ookiiig-glusscs. and German Stlvcn Hritania were. Waiters, Lamps, Girandoles, Vases, Clockis And a great many other articfcs in his line of b."incss, to which he invites the attention of the pubao. Al«®, cboico »o»

F^l4l4rgesn|u^Vp|Vx^

for Country

Dealers. OJ-CALL ANl\.»5'fcW0LFE? West Side of the i'ublic Square. Terre Haute, Sept. 3, 'SS-tf.

MERWIN & KELLEY,

Auction Commission Merchants. And Wholesale Dealers in «.

NOTIONS AND JEWELRY, JO- H'e.« side iVbrtA of JS. ii'dj/e itXS

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

HAI.EVLiSllsG. ES

Fverv SATURDAY, at two o'clock, P.M. Scptetnbcr 10, T3-tf. SOBS BCCKIXOHAM-

EBKN'R BtTCKt.VUHA*.

A A & IN A S

lloTCIIOl/'PITOUL ASSTUEET^ IsEW ORLEANS. Successo-s to Adams & Sturges, New York, and Sturges, Adams !t Graham. New {Weans. liberal cash advances made on shipments of Western Produce,

Address N. VV. Graham, at Frame City Bank. Terre Haute, unt» 1st December R3Xt. Sept. 10, *53-S-3tn.

I -People's Friend, Coviimton Ledger, Atuca Register, Perrysville please copy three months and send bills to this office.

500 AGENTS WANTED!

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.

ANTED IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to er"*!|c in the sale of some of the best Books paWii in the country. To men ol good address, H»e» a small cv rial of fnwn to 1100. i«K tments wil offered as to enaUe them to make from $3 to #10 per day

PTlrr

The Rooks poblished by os aie all esrfol ia their character, e*tte r. *y

il», and com

mand larni sales wbfrev fwV '1 eltered For further particulars, at ss. (portage paid,) LEA»\ & '»KTZ,

No. 133 North Second street, Philadelphia,

dishers of Sobecnption Book

Aagast 87, -tf.

CSMSHJUi.

a. t.

CXSGK8XIX

w. rracsBiu-

City Founder/

MACHINE SHOP,

INDIIWinUS, IND.

R. R.

VNDERHILL

A CO.,

Manufacturers of the New Improved Doskte-Y aired* Coauaoa Sisglt,tlie Up* riskt nd Oscillatiair

ENGINBS.

An r—'rely new asacr——aC PATTERNS, ootnbii ail tbe very r-. lwyiorennta fitr STEAM TIXJORWO M1UA rrPARKER WHEEi^allsiaea.

IT MILLWR

ITING—:

GENTLEMEN'S PETERSHAM OVERCOATS, GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTII OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S FELT CLOTH COATS GENTLEMEN'S MACKINAW BLANKET OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS .. GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS.

Fine Shirts, CraTats, Handkerchiefs,

O I N

Are got tip, as regards Style, Mnkc. and Finish, with our well known excellence, and cona'itute a truly admirable stock, which we are determined to sell, on the lowest possible terms. Remember the "LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE,"

Northeast Corner of the Fublic Square,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

N B.—Our Stock i8 our own manufacture, and we WARRANT the workmanship. Garment purchashtd at our establishment exchanged it not fully approved. Terre Haute, September 24, 18f3-5-y

WII.I.IA-M X'LAJTE.

Anderson, M'Lane & Co.,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Foreign

O O O O

VARIETY GOODS, & No. 452 Main Street, North side, bet. Fifth and Sixth,

fmtorl'aSdeShftrtion of our stock direct from Europe and as we keep a purchaser constantly residing in the Kwtern cities, our arrangements and facilities are such that we are en-

bled to avail ourselves in every change ol styles and price ol Goods. Our stock is at all times large and well assorted, and is constantly renewed by receipts of new Goods at all seasons of the vcar,

We have on hand a very large and well assorted stock ol

IIVAW W&DE

STRAUS &. ISAACS. rt ny

S. &

JOHN W. ANDERSON. OKOROE W. ANDERSON.

lOSIAII KIRUY iVanulactnrer ol l'lugs I nnd Ihings, keeps for sale Plugs tor Beef, 1'ork, Lard, Butter, Fish and Flour Barrels, and large Bung9, made of Pine, Poplar, and Oak, for all kinds ol Barrels, and Stopples for Tin Cans, Jugs, SLC-

ALSO—Vent Plugs, for the Vent or Blow hole of Barrels and Kegs, and deck Plugs lor covering the headsof Screws and .Nails in the decks of 7M st, J'hiladflphta.

Vessels, nnd other work where the heads of screws and nails arc required to be eovcreil. Tlirse Plugs nnd Durnra are made by my Plug nnd Bung Machine, patented September. IB-lb, nnd nre made Pointed and Tapered in the most perfect manner, and tvill all prove Tight without a wrapper- The perfectness and cheapness ol these Plugs and uungs havo brought them into use wherever they are known, and they are no used in all the gient cities of the Union, nnd in some of tho West India Islands. Plugs lor Pork, Lard, Fish nnd Flour UnrreU nre all made one inch diarneUr, and liuttor Plutfs five-eighths, except when ordered otherwise. Persons ordi ring large Hunp? muat sny whether they want Pine, Poplar or Oak, and whether across the grnin or with the uratii, and give (he »ize at the small end.

All ordersIrom a distance, accompanied by the funds will be promptly attended to, and the Plugs oi Bunns will be shipped in strict accordance with directions and without delay.

Pork, Beet and Lard Packers should use the Vent Plug instead I boring out the Vent hole. Bitts made expressly lor bor'iia Pork and Lard Barrels, will be kept lor sale at the Factory.

Price at the Factory.

Pork Plugs, per brl 98 00 per half brl 5 (0 Flotir Plugs, per brl 5 (X) Butter Plu^s. per 1,000 1 10 Vent Plugs, per 1,000 75 Oak Bungs, li in. per l,0wt) 4 00

II in per 1,000 4 CO 2 iu. per 1.000 ..500

Pop!a li in to 2 per l,tl00... 3 00 2 to '21 per 1,000 4 00 Stopples for cans, per 1,000 3 00 Watson Alley, between Seventh and" Eighth streets, and between Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati, O. Oct. S-'M-TMm

"NOWREADY

The Ncto Methodist Singing Book. LUTE OF Z1 ON.

BYTtsos,

BUCKINGHAMS,

13 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.

I. B. WoonsuRY. atsisted by Rev II. MAT Pastor of the John Street Methodist Church. It comprises nearly one Thousand pieces of the choioesta

MTSIC,

including almost

every old tune of aoy merit ever published it rcpreten'.s some two hundred of the finest composers the world ever saw, and contains every variety of meter now in use. wiih copious in dcxes to every part. The LUTE is therefore held with truth to be an almost eihatmlces mine of the richest Sacred Jl/usicai Treasures ever presented to the public. Glowing with the animation and burninezeal of the communion for which it is designed, the tunes nre nevertheless equally adapted to the Hvtnn Books of ail denominations of Christians. Of Air. Woodbury's last Book, the Dulcimer,

OVER 150,000 COPIES

have been issued since its appearance three years ago, and rtill the demand is on the increase. Is any further evidence of the admiration in which he is held as a Composer to be desired?

From the enthusiasm with which the LUTE has already been greeted, a reception for it eimi lar to that meted to the Dulcimer is confidently expected.

Any professional musician desiring a copy of cither the Loie or Dulcimer for examination, ean have it scat to him, of postage, by remitting 60cents to the Po- .-her.

F. J. HUNTINGTON,

S-pt St. ^3 S-4w 83 Park Row, N. H.

Ntfw Books.

7IIXETTE, hy the author of Jane Eyre and Shirley. The Lofty and the ly. or Good in Alt and None AllCtood, by J. .Mclnii-"

Castle Avoa, by the Author o' irencliSe. English Item? by Matt F. Ward j^y-Bird-by The Cap Sheaf, Myrtle.

Adrift,

1853. Oct 1,

»w

Uli" dksda Wt srk*' Aon

best of

of MOt-

Bills of leading.

\FVT articW,oa good paper,ja*printed ami hw aalaat4ka COURIER OmCB

Ltdy Georgiania FnUertena fiadi Bundle, by Lewis

The Master Builder, iv Kellogg Lee. Life oif ar Ws**er Scott, by

or life at a Trade by

McLeod.

Macaatey'eS chea Sbaks ire Ilia Utaea, by M. Gt Putai. Tb cy, or tha Theory 1 gdkal Ministry, by A. Vioet.

t, Kna*

A Hero and other Tales, by the Author of the Ogilries, &e. The Aostraliaa Captire aad the Go!d Rexkms faraaleby W. H. BUCKINGHAM.

Sign oi tbe Big Book.

PRAIRIE CITY BANK, Terre Haute, SepL 38, 143&.

VTCTICSis that an afenkm *or L\ aiae 1 rvctara ot a- Bank will be held at tbour Bankt^: H«ut,ia th

.c cinr of Tene Hmta,

WEDNESDAY, U» 2d d*y of Nor.

C. U. BAILEY, Caabsnv

WM. E. McI.EAN.

ATTORNEY" AN COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

Kew York Iadeaaaity laMirmaca Co. rrOmCE,T1iMd Story of Ulrtaa Row, ad the Joaroal" Pristine Office.

jSe»,*5liC

WANTED.

CONyENitNT House lor asmatf Family. near the bnsiriess part of the city. For par-ii-ulars apply at the Western Stage CoV office A house arranged for two small Families would b« rented. WM. M. CRA1N.

Terre Jffaute, August 20, 1853-tf.

Great Core of Thomas Dickson,

POINT OF ROCKS MI).

S W A N E S

Celebrated Family Medicines NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT THE*. Dr. Swaync's Compound Syrup of Wild

... Cherry. The wonderful "1,4,,..' euros performed by this iiival»a-M£»i ,g ble medicine, iu pulmo* ig

nary CONSU PTIO NP Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron- aaaini "chitis. lnfltienra, Whoi^ping Cough, Croup, Spitting of Blood Liver Com-*f*i plaint, Piin the Side and Breast Tickling or raising in tiie^Ilintnt, and all diseases of the Lungs, and Breast have excit* y, ed the astonishment of all whow*«^f| have vritnessed its marveloos 5 efleci there is no account "TSHYWJT

of a medicine, from the earliest ages, fur--liishing a par- tl# allel. Rend this Extraordinary Case.

POINT OF ROCKS, Frederick Co Md. I June 9th, 1852, Dr. Swayne—Dear Sir: Believing it a duty 1 owe to the public, and in justice to you, I have thought proper to make knuwn one of tho most extraordinary cures in my own case, that has ever been truly recorded. In the month of October last, I was afUicted with a sev.eregathering in mv breast, which formed a large abscess, and almost communicated to my lungs, and very much afflicted them, and discharged large quantities of corruption, exiertnl and internal. My breath could also pass through niy lungs and out through the cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent cough, day and night, loss of appetite, and extreme debility, so that my physician thought my case entirely hopeless, and beyond the power of medicine. 1 remained in this wretched condition for a long time, until I was wasted to a mere skeleton, and there seemed to be no hope for me but having read in the public papers of the many wonderfu I cures performed by your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, 1 immediately sent to Baltimore for five bottles, and commenced its use. and to my great satisfaction and the joy of my anxious family, the abscess or opening in my lungs began' to heal, and the cough to subside, and on using ten bottles, I was restored to perfect health. 1 feel very grateful, and firmly believe that to your valuable medicine, under the Blessing of Divine Providence, I am indebted for this great change, and ain happy to say that 1 am now enjoying as good health as I ever have.

Yours, veryjrespectfully,: THOMAS DIXCN.

The subscriber isweUacquhinted with Thomas Dixon, and can testify* that lie has been afflicted as above represented, I regard his recovery as almost a miracle, lie is a worthy member ol society.

JAMFSR. DCREOROW,

Pastor of Burlin Circuit, Baltimore Conference. Be Careful iu furchnsitig to obtain the original and only genuino preparation of IVild Cherry, which must have the portrait and signature of Dr. S

WAN E on each wrap

per around the bottle. Until you obtain this compound you will never know the real virtues of Wild Cherry.

Swayne's Celebrated Vermifuge, 53- BEWARE OF MISTAKE.XB Remember Dr. Swayne's Vermifuge is now put up in square bottles. Ur. Swayne's Sugar Conted Sarsaparilla and Tar IMlls.

A gentle purgative and alterative mcdicine, far superior to the rills in general use. The above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr. SWAYN Eat his Laboratory, iVo. 4 North

For sole lw J. R. CUNINGHAM, sole agent lor Terre Ilaute and vicinity. Terre Ilaute, July 16, '53-47-tf.

REMOVAL.

Boston Leather Store,

N A TION A RO AD ST RE F.T, Sou East corner of 5th Sireet, opposite tho Episcopal Church.

KEUCKliOi* St CO., inlbrni their former I customers and the public generally, that tliey have moved their LEATHER STORE, from National Road Street opposite Union Row, to National Rood Street, corner of 5th street

They have now on hand a large and.cxquisito assortment of all kinds of Leather, as Spanish, Cinilnr...:: and Country Tanned Sole, Band, Upper, Bridle. Harness, Skirting, Collar and Split Leather, French nnd Philadelphia Coif and Kip Skins. Lininsr, Binding, Topping. Sheep nnd I)ecr Skins, Tampico and French Men's and Ladies Morocco.

SHOE FINDINGS.

They also keep a general assortment ofShoe Findings, as Lasts, Boot and Shoe Tree*,Clamps, Pegs, all kinds ofShoemakers Tools of the very best quality.

Having adopted tho principle of only selling for cah, and buying also for cash in the Eastern iiius, they are enabled to sell al lower prices than any of their competitors.

HIDES!

They pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for Green nnd Dry Hide*. Skin* nnd Furs. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!!

Shoemakers, Saddlers, and Merchants are particularly requested to examine our stock and prices, Before buying elsewhere,

April30,'53 36-1

Dividend Notice.

Office Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad Co Terre Haute, July 12, 185".l. I

rpilE

Board of Directors have this day declared I a dividend of three and a halfCH) per cent, on the Capital Stock of the Company, for six months ending June 90.

Western Stock holders will receive their dividends on or after the 20 inst. at the office*ot the Treasurrer, Terre Haute.

CHAS. WOOD, Secretary.

July 16, 1853-i7-tf.

METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

ra^HE under iened would reepectfuly inform JH. the citizens of Terre Haate and surrouiwi country,that be h« puichaacd the interest Wrn

At **, and will iontinue the Cabiuet Bnsinm at the olo stand. All kiodaof Cabinet ware] kept constantly on hand, and made to order —j Also, will give his undivided attention lo the. Undertaking Bn-lne*?,and cheaper than any oilier establishment in this city, and respectfully solicits a share of pool pa iron a a-e.

July 30-^3 ly CI1 ^S. T1UCHE.

SHEETING WAREH US£.

S E A E & S O A I N vl^ate Sheldon, Seavcr At Co.,) JOBBERS atoCOMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Off-r for sale a lai^e stock «f

BKO ll'.V fsiit: T.TJ.VfnS

Drills. Osnaborgs. Bagging. Cotton Ysrxs. Carpet Warp, Wadding, B«tM, Wick, Twine. &c., at the lowest marke*. prices, for cam or irv1 juxaorrasce. We respeedttUy solicit a call ftom oni.'! •stomeri aad "isnts generally, bf^i-e ooi K- No. 60 I'.'MADWAY, OUp -.'i Jodson's Mi 23 NEW ST., N. Y.

Jn!y 23, jJ-3tn

HA^IWETHB AGtJJB

•f.lTOAff

I*AKE OK K1 ER rt PETP^LIUM a spoon-

fal every three bowa. 1 he aha o( the fever, am: -.*». be car of the Aj. ... A dose ever ^jar «i care C. j.Jra Morfee very three (ware, DiarrfaaM and Flax three times a y, R* taia': a.Sore Eyea, A^iroa,

J&•'' W.-'-ns, 6ut. See or--. ir ''irecttooa. Soaietimes an externa! applicatioo is re qwred.

EVERY YFSTIGE OF SCROFULA Caa be eompjetrly eradicated hy -tOU,at leas cost or incovealrttec than hy any outr remedy.

KOW THESE THINGS ARE SO. The raaaan ia, Natans mads this wsdku*-, and i* RIGHT. The aT never will nza.ii' if Uxry exatoioe an: t- It doeaaot

Pma 50 cents- for sale by Drag la 1^ West, aad at wholaaaTt

and r* ia Terre Ii »e by J- S. Cawoinghaaa, DaoaaUf 4 King. a- BimroiM 4 Wall.

|Ck U'Olrj^»

OctW&-*3m

Weyae*

Cash for Wheat,

AT *HE ANCHOR MILLS,"

I, TERRE-HAUTE, *IA[DlAI\rAf

TFIE

undersigned respectfully announces to th« public, that his STEAM FLOUKING MILL is cotngleted, and is now in fall operation, where

FRESH FAMII.Y FIXVR,

Corn Meal, and of

fal, may always be had, in any quantitirs toaccommoaa:e purchasers. Corn and cobs crushed, and ground, which makes a very superior feed for stock, always kept on hand, and sold by the barrel, or otherwise, or exchanged for grain. Particular attention will be paid to retailing Jf«*r and stock feed at the Mill, and all sales delivered in any p^rtol the city. ftJT

FLOUR varrantrdin

every respect, and when

objected t6, on notice, will be taken away,^*e qf ckarge. ItCr Orders for Flour orStock feed left wi Rus sell Green, southeast corner of the Public Square, will meet with prompt attention. ia»4i R. L. TH0MP30N, .irfiwl 2Jill opposite WaUiiCt's ±oumJr^

Terra Haute, July 2, '53 46^-lf.

"MAN KNOW THYSELF."

An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents. EVFRY FAMILY

SHOftJJ

OA WH1 COPIED SOLD IN LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS. A new edition, revised aad improved, jaat issued.

DR. ITUXTEPS MEDICAL MAytTAL AND HAND BOOK FOX Til A FFLfCTED— Containing an outline of the origin, progress, treatment and cure of every form of disease, con* tracked by promiscuous sexual intercourse,by solfahuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for their prevention.written in a familiar style avoiding all medical technicalities, nnd everything that would offend the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of delicate or private nature.

To which is added, receipts for the cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on thecatises,s ymptoms and cure of the Feverand Ague, for twentyfive cents a copy six copies one dollar will be forwarded to tiny part of the United State, hy mail, free of postage. Address postage paid. Cosden & Co., Publishers, or **box 196, Post Office, Philadelphia.

This is. without exception, the most comprehensive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses itsell to the reason ol its readers. It is free from all olijeciionnble matt» r, and no parent however fastidious, can object to placing it injthe hands of his sons. The author hasdevoteu many years to the treatment of the various complaints treated of, 'with too little breath to puff,' and 'too little presumption to impose,' he has offered to th? world at ihe merely nominal price of 23 cents, the fruits of some twenty years most successful practice."—IIKKAI.O. "No teacher of parent should bo without the knowledge imparted in this .invaluable work. It would save years of pain, mortification and sorrow to the youth under their charge."—PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE.

A Presby'erian clergyman in Ohixi, in writing of "Hunter's Medical Manual,'' saysi "Thousands upon thousands of our youth, by evil example and the influence of the passions, have been led into the hnbit of self-pollution without realizing the sin and fearful consequence upon themselves and their posterity. Tha constitutions of thousands who nre raising families have been etifeeb.'ed, if not broken down, and ihey do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing that can be done so to enlighten and influence the public mind an lo check, and ultimately to remove this wide-spread source 1 htunan wretchedness, would conler the greatest blessing next to tho religion of Jesus Christ,

the present and coming generations.-

Intemperance, (or tiio use of intoxicating drinks.) though it has slain thousands, is not a greater scourge to tho human race. Accept my ihanks on behalf of the nlHictcd, and believe me, vour coworker in the good Work you are

gaged in." One copy will be forwarded (securely enveloped nnd postage paid, on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies fur $1. Address, post pnid f'OSDEN & Co., Publishers, Box 1%, Philadelphia-

Booksellers, Can m»*rrs and Book Agentt, tup plied no the most liberal terms. Tcrreilaule, 2. July'53 46-lv.

FRANKLIN HALL.

PHILIP MONNINGER, Proprietor. Comer of Market nnd Mulberry Streets, TEH HE HAUTE, IND.

THE unereisjnea having purchased the House known a* the "White Hall" and relitted ami remodelled it, hns opened it under the above name. He invites inspection to hi? arrangements, ns he believes that

they will be fcumi infciior to none in ihe city.

HIS ACCOMMODATIONS,

as li'r is table, bedding, rooms, Ptalih-s. nnd all other wnnts ofthoso who may favor him with their patronnge will not be found surpassed by any other house iu the ei:y.

HIS TERMS

will bo reasonable. And trusting in adiscrimi nating public, ho hopes to merit phare of public patronnge. PHILIP MONNINGER.

April 30, '53-36-6m

E O E

DEAI.F.R II*

Stoves, Tin, Shecl-Iron and Cop-

per Ware,.

SOUTH SIDE MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE I^D. May 28, '53 40-tf

New Stove Store anil Copper Shop,

SIG3I OF THE ELEPHANT. On P'ourih Si., one door north of Main,

7^HE

undersigned woutd respectiully arrnonnce to t|ie ei.tixens of Vigo and tlia «uljn«iinc ponntica, that he has just oparted a new Stove, Tin and Copper establishment, whore hu intBtife to krep constaiuly on hand a large assortment of

STOVES. Til AID COFFEE VABE. My siovca arc of the i)c*'i and most approved pa'terns. among which will be found the justly

Ceipbralcd Meteor Air-Tight

•C3«»«»jaaK. To which 1 would pmrticolarly call tbe attention 1. of Tavern keepers, (having two size* ex,*re«eiy I for their use,) and having the exclusive light to set! this stove hi this market, 1 feel a just ptide in recommending Ii as on» of the very best Stoves ever offered f-riwleon the Wshnah. 1 will also kwp Miiy on In'iitll kindsM

Tin Wnre*bf wli -. ««nl r« al»o. Bathing Tabs, Hip and Shower II .' awi all ol Copper \Vork, such as fo.es and lift PtiU,,»s, CopjK*r Ketlle-, Soda Founts, &c.

All fcir.of Copper am! if* Iron work fbf Steam il.'.s made to order a 1 e*aca ted

These in want of any of the above articles will do wefi to give me a call, as I intend 10 tell very low. My motto bemg piick sates and small pro

fiU'

May 21,^3-39-t. -j

\MES T. Mt ^JE.

N. James?. Meow alto pr^aaJ to d« alt kindaot Job Work in Cv,er. Tin.Jibcet Iron. •'Aly rl A* *bV. ,,rk has my *^te in 'A.t -inc cite in th- "'eat, 1 ••«•. con.-, ^nt of rrnrlicringentire aatisiacUMa. I fyGit* me metU

"The Laborer is Worthy of his Hire."

E'VERY

m-n, Lawyer, Doctor, Mcck-»itc,

4 Artist —tsaas all the raaity n" «awrv (ot a 4m feci"' -m o* -*u *. A

is L-r or i-i -ntrf fooai MBoradtiMni i* a a vast itj^^oce awij a an Artist ofStm servK« at a great re] 4 ,of hi' rwtgbbofspriers, it evidentT"?i——J« oi Htfw»Wg»wt of his inferior tf. Ew*y ian -j-^ si.' we»» Arttal. 4aa» 'he aad r-ivaw'

i.is aw

rate, ,tl 1 adet* himsdl So I, a! way* waif-'-a P«iwM«aesa aer-,-j=»:. dated with DAbLtR HEOTYPfcS at ray new RO«B» nFarrirr-t-m'e Block 3d floor, at my regular f° low tint every ooeeanotoaaia a lik^Beaa pot ep 10 the neatest a»4 meat darable style. Ho pscttu-t will be eotdtba not perfect i* a«l »a^ t3rS*taek aad chemical* for stle.

DUFF fc FREEMAN Chperawa.

Tana Haute, M, i«, m%t' tf!

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Exritxsss.- Cardso'' Atlmtt-sion,iNVjgiusi,v mu AnvA.vcK, or socuretl. %'2b Diplomas $3 Station•" ery$i Boarding2 50 per week incidentals, at option of studouU, $15. Making entire expenses bout $75.

On application, a Catalogue will bo furnished, giving full particulars. All letters will receive prompt attention tin ba«^ inn directed, post paid, to

THE

Private Mcdical Companion.

=======

W, McK. SCOTT, A. M-, Founder and Prtail $ b€ntv JAMES C. IIAYDEN, (late Profe-aor of Bacon's Mercantile Odloge, Cincinnati,) Prof, of Book Keeping and Penmanship.

College Hall as

Having secured, permanently, the aervices of the distinguished Professor above named, and, leased for a term ol years the commodious an#. beautiful Hail formerly known as CONCER'l HALL, but now named COLLEGE HALL, which is to be fitted up inn style of great e!eaanca,\ tnat«v and convenience, the President would say,. that thi^ Collesre now ofiers advantages superior to altotliera for imparting* sound, thorough, and accomplished business cducati in.

Cou.:si

HAVK A

COPY

SrvD.Es.—The Course of Studies, aa'

enlarged, will.be' as follows, vi* '-W4!* 1st Book Keeping, by Singlo and Double En«i

try, in all iu various branches, and its application to all kinds of business,' 2. The-Laws, Customs and Usages of Trade and Comniercfe'. 3. Meicantile Arithmetic, upon the short and easy system of cancelation (taojjht in no other College.) 4. Cotnn^ruiai Law, in a series of Lectures,, thorough aud systematic. 5. Paiineas Penmanship. 6. Comtiiercial Corresipondcnce.51*-'*-7. Lectures upon Banking, Political Economy, and other subjects valuable 10 the business man.

BV DH. A. M, MAUBICEAU, A raarcitos or

DIIIIIII

W. McK. SCOTT, President

Indianapolis* June 13, "53 43-ly. CAUDS OP ADMISSION to tha above la. stltute may bo.had 0)1 reasonable terms by applying at tha Wabash Courier Oflko.

Now Leather Store. $

undersigned, late of Dayton, Ohio, would respectfully Inform the citizens of Terror: llautn and surrounding country, thai he hasopan*ed a wholesale nnd retail «/. liKATIIEK STOItE, on the corner of National Road anj Fourth street*, west of tho Post Oflice, where he will dovote hiai entire ntteiitioit to Leather, Hides, Oil, and finding* whers may be found at all times, a largo a*v sortmentof Skirting, Harness, Brid/t LenlK*r, Collar Lsatkert

Padding, Stating, Sole mvd Upper, LaU aud Kip Skins, Morocco, Linings, Bindmgs, Typing, Lasts, Pe.rs, Nails, ,«..r

Boot Trees, and Small Tools,

Currrtng Knives, Fleshora, Rub .Stones, Lama Black, Brushes, and great many small tools ana articles not necessary to mention.

Lent her in the rough nurchneed also, Iltda#*! and Skins, for which 1 will pay fair prices

In Cash or Trude,

IQr Orders from a distance filled, and shouldt the ariiclo or pricu not suit, ii returned in good order, the purchaser can have his money bnck.e Please coll nnd examine for yourselves and don't forget tire place, on the corner next the Post Office. lor good Leather and ('heap llargains.

HENRY SNYDER

September 18, 1853—wtf

actively en

A I A E

HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY IS IT

Ttwt b«hata irany female*. tc*rc« ln,th« m«rldl»n broken in health end •|triu jilt complication of dli

end ailmeiiu, de|iriTiii( ihem of the |o\fef for ihe enjoyment of lite el tn *brn pliyiicul lir.!ili, baov»rwy of MiriM, end h*iiiyeeretiitj» of miutt, erieinl from ecouuilioit of health, ehould benreduminant.

Many of the

MUMI

before, |*erh*|-( dtuini sirlliood, or lli* flr»t yeari of rnama(*were iu tlieir •mill to light ai to pue minouced, •naoicoans neglected.

ot illb

of her •nfferinct el lr»l—rerhapt .years

ArTKR TEARI|

When too Ute to be bentfttted by onr knowted*e, w« Uofe back aud moan, and icgrtt the full eoneeuueucee of ooi Ite not often flee to po«»e«i, in earl obraia jitter reirt what r»h we Mi lit sot

ifnorancc. \Vh,t would we knowtaLnight* or anirinh w* Mglit sot h*v« kuowledgn we* timrlv poiewefd. It it

IMV«Aiid'

IIM

cauM'T tfi*

a little work entitled

•1, in earlf lif*. tbf what day* a*4 •pared, if die

been ifu

UtCLANCIIOLV AUD ITABTUBQ To behold theslektteM and tuffeiing endured brm*?T wli lor m«ny ycam, rrom rmuct •imple ana controlUblt, ttmedif a—or better •till,—not incurred, ifc?«ry

WIVK AJVD SIOTIIER

Poe*e**ed '.he jnfoneition contained in a Hull volume, («ltk in the reach of all) which would «l«re to her*elf YBAJRS OF I1IMBT, And to her hu»band the eonitant toil and aniletT of mint, nece**arily drrolriog uion him Irom tickneee ol

wlw,

without givingAiim the opportuuitr of acquiring that con»« peienre whirli hi* exertion* are entitled, and the po**ee*ioi ol which would »ecure the Lippui*** of hinwelf, wife, aa4 children. BBCVUtO THE MEANS OF HAPPIMM !f ••m*ed of the know!* BY becoming in time no or which

dee, ihe wenl ol lhou*and*.

tfi« *irknei* and poTertjr of lhou*and*.

In view of inch runtrqoeticea, no wl(V or mother it etcn* aaltle if cite neglect to avail

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S

or wens*.

Oni Hunlrtitk Rdltlen. pj. 250. Pries, SO (os riss FArsa, SXTSS

stasisa, 91 00.)

Vim poblUhed is IftT, and it i* not iuRPRiziwa ou vvosDBnm, ConatdertnK that VEItf CRH ALB| WHKTHSflt SIAUItlKU Oil WOT, can h«r« trqalrt fall knowltitn of the n*lnrl tharacter and rtn«M of li*r eomplalntla^ with Iks Tarlous symptoms, md U«

HALF A KLLIOR COPIES

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UKMS

rowtemslaUfg rotrritge#,

L«nt

no femalsr|

dmime* ofe^ytng^*l%, wjthat U*uiy,conaeqaent apoi* health, which is *o conducive to her own Itenpineet, and thaf ... —'--in It, aahaaor will

laeqneotapoa

jive to her own iienpineet, and tV*

of her limbaMl, bat either tie* o» will ohttin It. h»» or wi every he»H*od who ha* the l»,e and alTrciion of uta win heart, or that of Hit own fectuiiary imprcemest.

VPWABDV OF ONE lt/NOfU£D

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011

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