Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 March 1837 — Page 3
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"Help one Another. INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered, Jan. 30th 1837. Orricc, No. 11, Blake's Building, Opposite Browning's Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana. . MIlECTORS. James Blake, Indianapolis, Samuel Merbill, u James M. Rat, " Calvin Fletcher, 44 Charles W. Cadt, " O II. Smith, Connereville. George II. Dunn, Lawrenceburg. IIenrt P. Thornton, N. Albany. James Collins Jr. 44 John Law, Viocennes. Lee tl. T. Maxson, Michigan C. John Mitchell, Evansville. JAMES BLAKE, Pres't. a Tres'r. CHARLES W. CADY, Secretary. HTlllls Company being full or--ganized, is now ready to re..eite aitlicationi for Insurance. Every person who insures in this Company becomes a member of it, with all the privileges incident to any corporation, and is immediately interested in its general extension and prosperous condition. The Hssured, at the time of making hi application for Insurance, is required to give hi? promissory obligation, called ttw premium note, without interest, the amount of which is determined by the sum insured and the hazud of the rule, on which note he p )S five per cent, in advance. No further payment is required, utile? loe should recur, during the period of six years.
this being the teini for which policie; ' Hre issued, at which tines assessment re made equitably upon nil the notes tufheient to cover suth loi. To 'naure a building of the fnt class of tifkt, to the amount of 1000, the assured would give his note ior 10, live per cent, of which paid iu advance, $2, and $1, for the Policy, would make only 3 for bis tirtt piyment. As the Policy runs for six year, much nersonal trouble and anxiety are asv d to the assured in not being requir ed to mike annual renewal of the in mirnnce. The Company injure tvo thirds of the estimated v:ilue of build ings, and one half of personal properMutual insur tice has been found by long experience in many parts of the United Mate?, to be the infest and chrape-fl method, whether prosperous or adverse foi tune uttendi iH cpera. tions. Risk, whit h in stork compan ies, have test from 90 to 100 cents oi each hundred dollars injured, hav cost in mutual companies but from 15 to 20 cent on the same amount insur ed, and at this rati: for several year.in succession. This method of niMir ance is well adapted to the peculiui
situation and interests of the State ol Indiana, as great dispersion ol the
risks and insurances can readily be ob taiaed, and consequently, less li ibi it) to large lossis. Every insurer is.
therefore, invited to give this subject
mature consideration, ar.d thus us certain the beticlUs which mir be se
cured by the general operations of this
Company throughout the btate. Agents will be appointed in differ ent parts of the Stat: immediately Any inform ition which may be want
d, can be obtained by addressing the
Secretary. Blank applications will be
lent whenever requested.
The company most earnestly solicits the attention of the public generally
to the objects of its association and
sincerely hope that nil will step for
wara eauy, ana receive, as well as contribute to the benefits which must
arise from mutual indemnity for Losses
BT HUE. By order of the Board of Directors. CHARLES. W. CAUY Secretary.
OrEditors throughout the State
refer? respectfully requested to 'no
tice and give puoucuy 10 me oojecis of the above advertisement. OIIDIN ANCE. BE It ordained by tbe President and Board or Trustee!, fur tbe corporation of Bloomington, that all nertont owning improved loti around the
public quart (except .that part la the third rind fourth district) and down tin in South itreet ai far as tbe corpt-raiioti limits, shall pave IS feel as a sidewalk with brick, atone or gravel, on or before the 10th of Nor. nest, aud on failure tbe said lots to be sold to defray the expenses thereof. A. BUSKIRK, Pres. W.A.GORMAN, Clerk. March, 1131.. ft-8w ORDINANCE.
BE it ordained by the Board of Trasteci for the corporation of Bloomington, that there be levied poll tat of Oft cents on each voter in said
corporation for Improvements therein, alio that there be levied a tat of Bve cents on each hundred dollars worth bf real estate in the tune. Passed 13th Feb. ISSI. Attest . ns. A. BUSKIRK, PrestW. A. GORMAN, See. n.jw
AGRICULTURAL MEETING. At a meeting pursuant to adjournment of the members of the Agricultural Society of Monroe county, Indiana, held at the Court House, in Bloomington, on the 6th of March, 1837, the Hon. Michael Buskirk, President, took his seat and after having called the house to order, the following preambles and resolutions were unanimously adopted. 1. Resolved, That J. VV. Spsncer, be appointed Secretary protem which resolution was decided in tbe affirmative. 3. On motion of Thomas Carter, that a premium be awarded for the best three acres of corn. Adopted nem. con 3. Oa motion of P. V. Hall, that a premium be awarded for the best four acres of oats that may be exhibited Carried nem- con. 4. Motion made by John Alextnder, that the best five acres of wheat be entitled to a ptemium. Carried nem. con. 5. On motion of David Koers, that the best ten pounds of sugar di.nv n premium. Adopted nem. con. C. Resolved, Tint the premiums to be awarded on the above specified articles of exhibition be determined at the neit meeting of the society. Resolved, Djr the president and members present that the society meet the third Saturd jy in May next. Done by order of the president. M. BUSK I UK, Pres.
8 ALU Otf IAjTS If? THE TOWN OF EUGENE. There nil I be another sate of lots in this town on Monday the 13th day of March 1837. Tiie undersigned bad sale of lots in said town last full, at which time ha sold all the lots then laid otl'at foil' price end many persons have, since that tiiiic, made application to the proprietor to lay off an addi(i)iil number which he has accordingly Uone. This place is situated in a healthy part of Cue country immediately on the state road from Incianaiiolis to Levcntvortu, via Martinsville, Bloomington, Bedford t, c. and by an act of the Legislature ibis road is authorized to be relocated by commissioner, appointed fur that purpose. Eugene is mode by that law a point, and au appropriation is made of 875 to improve this road within tbe limits of Mouroe county and other appropriations are, and will be maUe to improve the same In those counties though which it runs. There have been some buildings put Jp in said plate since the Erst sale and there is a good stoie and grocery how doing a good business in this town; Rumours have been circulated that tbe title to said land is only held hy a title bond. 1 can say lo all those concerned or who may be concerned thai I have good deed in fee simple recorded in the recorder's office of Monroe cduutj for tbe land on Which the town is situated. Terms of sale liberal -particulars made known ou the day of tale. A. DUCKI1ANAN,Pko. Feb. 13th, 1837.
J. V. Stencer, Src.
March Gth. 1 837. To Newspaper Publishers. f I "'lie Editor ufl!-"" Delatvarean," published at J k illmingiou, Dclatvaic, proutet to prepare a Newspaper Uincinrt. aud thereto: e asks as a fa.or , that each in H,p.i(iei publisher i.' die Culled -'tates, will fuiivanl ltm by m.iil, one copy of their ;aitr. lie iuirmis lo arrange llieni by Slates- giving lliciV politics ' lot liiis fioi, eac'.i e'toi Mriitliii. his papei , sli J I' receive cue copy of the tlilenory, as sojn a-, made I'-nly. The ailvaolpes
or sheet of lun Liml to publi lien, must be ajya rent to all.
bililors will nlcatc cci the abote once or twice
iu oit'e. to titr ii lirculaliou.
.Ma.ch, i 1831. s't.HAIIDES'TV.
nsPIXTri'l LV informs the ritiiens of
Lluoniiu on, ami the puMic grnrrallv tbsthe
still continues . c?u j on (lie a'i'ive u isiness in nil
ils various bram . ir, in i,i- room aujoimnz Mr.
Hints sloie I'e has j ut recriteJ the latest lash
ioi:sfmm ilie eait, std iiom s Irom bis experience in the business Hut be nil! ;aiu a liberal share of lalioiiage.
Febiwarv, SStU 3:;. dJoiiaitut'rliip. T A 1 I' O IM A U .
llKROH HUNTER. j ESrEt'TFL'I.I.V iiifriiis h;s f.ipinls and the public, that lie lias Ibis il u lakeu into pattuei-
-.inp .sir. u. yj icrsnuu. lie business sum i.iiutiue be coiiJuc cJ uiulei ttic li. in uf Munler &e Mer-
siion in t in. Uilli;irts uer bouse, iminnlialels sbove.l. M . Sluss' Uiocci sloie, u bcie be solb-iles
ami expects lo leceivc s sbaie oriublie paironage.
He t Xjircts t. Iiecauve iiy assiduous nurn ion to
the ssisbes of his C'Jston't i s joined vsitb rouiuc-
teat knonledge of toe business anJ cxnciicuce in il
lie means to de ci te it.
1 1 ai roil lluutct avails himself of tbe present op-
poi tuniiy ofretniiiing bis sinreie thanks to those persons who base here ofie faoreil liini with t'neir custom and n s cxiil"ll a ki a coniiutmnce of their pa'ronnc to lie liO'ise.
IS. U. lew lournesmesi who are first rate work
men and of good rharacier will receive constant im-
jomcft. Nom- olhcis need apply.
lllovming'oti, .Vi. tJk 1st. 1837. 16-3ow TAtLOlltSG UV.StSESS. COPARTNERS III P. WILLIAM J. ILUHUV.
TIx FACTORY. Tbe tubsciibcr temlers his .banks lohis eld customers for tbe liberal supnoit they have extended to him aud would inform them and (he public generalIt that he still continues to cany on the tinning business at his old stand in Bloomington, la. where be hasonbsnds end inteuds keeping a constant supTTiia Ware, which he will warreot to be as ood as any sold in the Stale, tie will sell on liberal terms either at Wholesale or Id ail.
M rchants wisbio: lopuicbae to rei ait are respectfullv invited o call and examine his waie and prices befoie purchasing eUenbcie. DAVID IJATTGIITON.
Jan.'2)ih, 18:17. 13-tf N. 6. All pcrvms having accounts with me and know them lo be due are requested to make Immediate pasment. D. BLOT FOirsJLE.
The subscriber "ill sell io the highest Didder on saturda) :be 13 of April ncit ou tbe premises fractional Lot No 21 in tbe lonu of Clooming'.oi o, the following
terms io it.- One rmrtti o. die purchase money iu advance, one fourth in si oiunltis one fourth in twelve months, and one fourth in eighteen months In ibe purchaser ais ins: note aud annrosed security
I for ibe .hire cas.i payments Said I. it is handsome-
Is situated on main sticel leading irom the public sij-iaie to tbe slae Collr(re and has erected tbereon an escelleut tsvostort thick building well calculated fo. a iiording house anil is now occupied hy the Hun. V-iiiui Buskirk Possessi01' will be given to lUr pur.tu.er outbe firstil ir of May next and a fcood and valid deed wheucser the payments fore tue same are fulfilled. MlL'll Ar.L nUSKIHR. February 5d, tit. 14-Sow.
TIHE subscriber acquaint! hii friends and tbe I public Ibat he ha! commenced tbe CHAIR MAKING Business, In Bloomington, near the south east Conner of the public square, next door to David Batterton's Tin Shop, where he intends keeting on hand agenereral arsorfmeot of (DiHiAnms, Ahd can safely say his work shall be inferior to none made in the West. He can only say to tbe public that no exertion shall be spared to please, accommodatend do ample justice 10 those who may favour him with their custom. JOHN LAWRENCE. Dec. 20th, 1838. 1 If
MP B EjIJYQ UMZJYT J&.f.VJO.. 1 Milton M'Phetridge, School Commisaioner of the county of Monroe, hereby certify tiie following td be a correct list and description with the names of ihe supposed owners of the lands returned lo me by the Collector of the county afore said, on the first Monday of December 1833, on which taes was then due and unpaid.
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M'CoLLOVGH, No name, ML. KELLY
Lewis Wiiiik,
Mr. Dwrox,
I'axto.Vs heirs
ril AKES litis method of iuforming
I that he has taken Mr. Funk in as a
the public
partner.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
(hut of
riXRRY rt'NK,
at Ihe old stand faimcily occupied by It. Hunter.
Having had considerable experience in Ihe business
they flvuer themselves Ihat they cao clveen lie sa-
linfaclion to alt ssho mor favor them wi h their custom. The public are s"red tint their work will be doae in a nrat, lashionabte and durable manner
at Ihe shortest notice. N. B. They regularly receive the latest fasbions from the cities tf Philadelphia and New-York. Hlootii'itgiott .VisrcA 1st. 1831. l6-3ow WILLlAH I'. CHU'MAjr.
Hespectfully informs the citizens of
lilootiunirlon, ami the public, generally
that he has commenced the abuve business on the west side of the public square, two doors North of CiJl. J. Ilowland's store. He assures the Public that his work shall
he done in a neat and workman like man
ner, not inferior to any work in the wes
tern country, from his long experience in
the above business, he is confident he can render general satisfaction to those who
may favor hint n tth their custom. t He
receives the latest Fashions of the foist
regularly. February 7th 1837. 14 3ow. NOTICE
A LL those who ire indebted to the firm of
r ardesty and Robertson art hereby request
ed to call immediately and close their tccounts, either br cash or note. The follow in trade will
be received on till the first day of May next (vis )
Bacon, Feathers, Flat flr Tew liaea, nags, Bees
wax, tod Flaxseed. The Books will be kept at their eld stand with Mr. Jonathan Lett who has
ri . ... i eurcnasea ineir sioc t kvwu, wutn suo
r "" "no rirmwiil ntteoa every sawraay.
TAILORING. The subscriber has again com
minced the above business at his
old stand in Bloomington.
tit: has just icccived the Fall aod Winter Fashions of ISJ6--1, from tbe Eastern Cities, be can
Bnuir the Pulilic that bis woik will lie executed at
ibe hol iest notice, and in the most fashionable and durable manner. By close ufrntion ood experience
iu bi vines,, be hopes to be favoted with a share of
public pa'ronage. One or tno good workmeu will find immediate imploymuil; also, one cr two good
uoys svantnt as appriulicts Ihat can come Well re commended: A. LABERTEW. Cooiitiiisfoii .Voreinuer, I lx I3JU i Sow
Stop ihe KunuwHy.
8150 REWARD
ll.W K W Y from the subsciiber living in Heart
count) Kentucky,! miles lioin Munipbesville, on
ibe 4tb day tifJauuars 1837. a negro man named
ISjMC.
Ih is a very bright mulatto, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high black eyes, dark saudy hair inclined to be
f jzzy, cut very short v. urn he lea home, 21 years old, quick poken, handsome in the face, but little beard discoverable on his face, spare made, lie
weighed when he Iclt home about lv or 3 pounds. It is supposed he has obtained a pass from some wuiie person and made his ssny to Indiana. 1 will give one hundred and Aft) dollars to any person who will take said negro up aod Confine him In any jail so that t can gel hiir or uvo hnudred if deliv
ered to me in feart county Kentucky.
J AMIIH KTUItUHUIN, Senr. Heart county Ky. Feb. 1st 1837.
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20 3;'. 2(1 30 27 111
and of the heart, lung, and arttvies itt particular, be dinjinisbed or the sickly changes induced in the fluids they circu- . late be counteracted. Therse causes of fever mutually operating upon each other must increase and fever be continued until the vital principal itself be totally expended. How far then I ask ought, the attention to be directed to these two ?oi n ts ? How fa r ought the practice then ro be directed to impart vigor, to the sy4tern and thereby lessen the sickly sensibility of the nervous and moveing fibre or U counteract the septic tendency of the circulating fluids f 1 am at all times governed by natures elTorts & administer according to her aid . I think it prudent to clcuse tbe stomach and empty the bowels, but by no mean continue giving Tarter, Antimony, Calomel, or any thing else that waste toe strength so fast. Xty bad management (sometimes ob the part of the patient, and much cltener on the pari of the Doctor) there is a sickliness left in the nervous system, that may go almst unuoiiced for 9. time and then full oa tbe lungs, liver, 'pecn or go into a leg or joints it mar
j prove incurable or not, owing to the ag-
raVation ot the ra-e and coustttution of he patient. I wih to niuke mention of
drop a few hints on Vcar ' ,ne ,iver anJ pfeen s they are subject to
diseases oi this couutr' 1 euiargemeni anu ncing oncn aririuviiea to
narlirularlv on lever. n it lus bctn i improper use of Quinine, but 1 think
Apothecary SHOP. I atn mm receiving a ar;e and penAi assortment of Medicines, Dtnss. De.
Stnits, Paints, Oils, Vares
35c. all iresn and warranted
toje genuine, Having reraoNed tn stock from Bloomington to this place, 1 do ac
knowledge man tanks to tie citizen of Lavirence.
Jaekson lonroe &c Broifn counties, for tne liberal patronage -whicn tej bestowed to me dUrln?: tle last tnree
tears, naming settled myself one and a lialf miles east of Fairfax, restagnant, i will resoWedl continue tne practice of medicine.
I tvih to
most roinmoii
and
the study of mist I'hysicians fur the space hm he great quantity of blood that of 2274 years at w hich time it appears to i thrown on them ia lime of the cold fits
have been first spoken of by D ctor Hip- j of intermittent. 1 often find these enlarg-put-rate, who is to this day believed lo tnents very hard to get rid of although have given the best pathology, flenre there ia a fclop pul tu the fever it often rethe physicians of modern tirnt, or of the i "wins. Does ihU uot all arise from the
do:niatic sn-t have at r. il tiuu-s acknowl-1 circulating Iluulsf I siioulU answer yes
their leader. His
1 should 'answer
T . 1 1' I . . - . ' . "
ojiriions a-J am ngnt restore your nuias to
respected s onirics not only j hcdlih and do rrjt do it by stong medils of iin;di. iiie, but csen in the c n';, f r in my opinion it will niuke thent
still weaker ul the end and hurry iU ter-
NOTICE s hereby ieu that unless the laves.
penalties perc-.iiage ami costs In; ptnj on
or before the first day of the A oiil term oflhe M-Jiiroe Circuit t'otirt of 1S37, a
motion will bo made fjr judgement on tlm second or ssmne subseti'ieat da v ol
said comt. Tliul anv ami all sn lila.nl
on whkh iiiunev is due and tuii J hsiiu
aforeattid tliall vest in the State ol'liuli
ana.
MILTON MTMIETillDOi; Svhuol Com'r. M. C.
Feb. l:ith. 1S37. H-l
fpllF. partnership heretorure ensiirg between barter 4 King, is Ibis day, Iiy mutual njieeroent tlmolsed, die subsenbets litviur linriliused
Ihe iuterC.t of said Carter in saklbtui. All tlio.i
Indebti J to .lit In e linn of Carter & King, nil'
call on tiie subscribers fir settliuirnt aud all iliosc
liaiuj( cla:uis againt said firm will also call on tinsubscriber! for a liqi idnlimi uf the mine. The
sub-ci ibct iuleml ronliiiuiii- a c iiiianent huii
ncsa iu ilie n'-w btnliling on the suutlt nt-tt tum i
o I I lie pill lie squae in lllo. inii-e:on nliiir hr tvill sjiaie ua pains lo lrac and accomn odnlt nil their luruici iriL-uJs and r.itumiit and tliv 'i lit
eeiietallv The nubtii: are rarnc-tW n u it-Miil iu
call am1 cianiine Ihe luru and 'lri.did asscr incut uf Wintei, Spring, and Summer
rarefiilK liid in at PbiluJi'phia, Inst full by rne of
Ihe firm exiitMl li.r llui inmkcf. AP kiuth ol
couiili produce tbkrn in rsrlmnge lorr oi s. January 'J3, 1S37. l J-lf
edged hini have been
in the schools
courts vi law; mded toe qti.ilifcainfi! and d-nies of a physiiuu was never inure
fully exemplified than by his pen. He udmiited no one to his in-tru- tioti withoiu the so'emnity of :mi oath that ihe;. would yive ihe most religion attention lo ilie advantages of tlii fiik. nod that they would not divulge utiy mutter of a pecrei nature, neilher directly or indirectly. 1 discover that Djctur Hippocrale, ha nude mention cl inut diseases and nearly all medicines that has since been found nltlioiiih this was Hits jc.s bi-i'i.rc C lni-i ami he was the inventor of oil-Jo inrs yei il uppears as tiion;li it whs handed l hitu from the AhiitWiy beavinly Father: he also makes stone rcui.uks v.bicii have been co.nparaiivf l , bni very little improved since fcundod iim)ii various up
trances iu 'he state oflhe patient, bin
csperiai:y
r-r k rivj
Latest d"N.K
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xn3.fcniLouaxx, BEGS leave to inform the ladies of Bloomington and vicinity, thai she has commencced and intends to devote her attention to the above business She aho intends keeping constantly on hands, the L.1TEST A.SVMOSTJtPPROVEt) FA smo.ru of Ladies Bonnets and Dresses, aud tvill execute bcr work (It the shortest iiStiee in the most neat, durable "iU fashionable sljlc, and respectfully asUs a share of public patronage, er residence is a few doors south ol Messrs Oi thard Hotel. January 12th, 1836. Il-3w
NEW
a . i
cHytc.
BONSELL k DUNCAN,
Respectfully inform the public that the) have commenced ibe business of hat manufacturing r-n Ihe -South side oflhe public square, near tbe
residence nrjamcs Moconiu, in the house formerly
occupied iiy turn as a sbo shop. It is their intention to kiep constantly ou hands gcneial assortment of bats, sucb as
Fine Black Denver liats, Drab, Beaver, and Otter hats, Fine and common tlorum hats Wool hats &c.
The public are assured Ihat Ihcir woik will be
executed in the most fashionable aod durable man
ner, not interior fo any manufactured in tbe western
country. Persons wi.liing to purchase bats, whole
saie or retail are rtquesieu 10 can and examine
their work as they feel confident frotn their long
experience m uusiness, tucy s.ni ub hole to please purchasers. All kinds. of o!d furs and Lamb's wool
purchased at the customaiy prices.
N. B. we are determined to sell hats as low for
cash in hand as they can be bought in Louisville.
UloMminglon, Jan, 20A, 1837, ll-tf
upon i..e secretions tnJ exe
returns circulating llutds &.. I u;o
aware that I am atldressiii itioch n-
hghtened people whu i- too v. ell acquaint
ed with the oarii' iil tr di-ca-ses v. b'u h I
mu m iking menu. in 1 1', leit '" I i-rv ,
-hall bean error of t ia- hc.t nod not ol the heart and founded r.t, -,o.ioj vears practice say y), nnd I t,.uc never loi Ho? lirl patient with ,ever i i ih rour sent my prai-ti -e. m :;. y-ar of 131 I attended in Ltwreiii o county Indiana.. ." I"i iMstw of fever, ::m oi t'.iei'il I l.i-t l..n patients, b.illi w nli a pii!iiniiu!,i-s ii lerini .tiled; one was ibe v. he ol t'.-brie Ua'jitlale mid l!i other the wile of Adam
ISerry. This has been m "oss amoii s nut' tluiiHatidf l b it bow j.i.ei iioi iv In; my nl tibiae pilienis wit!i ii.-vPr I ran n ;tte!S I liojw never. I i.nl'.ir rail tbe attention of ihe w.ij-i ,0 a f..n p .in h of my pi o n. e its li -. ., eniliesl perhm t tin: prctcut day, i;,e put j t ol levei more tha .i n,nv other disnie io which the huTiJii frame is liable, ha? ttttivKl !.e
'attention of nhisieiaii'i llntvevcr ex
tensive mav he our kho'. Ict!1 of its pre.
disposing and exciting t-auses sve c ertain
Iv Hre Very deflictctlt in its treatment
I'he opernti.in of medicine upou the bod
through the medium of the fluids the
coiniuiinication of disease from one iierson
to another either bv vanor or contact, the
Myasmetta iuhuled in the lunns ro Vcrv
far to prove to me that ihe long neglected pathology of the circulating fluids have been one general cause of the great rav
age of feverj most practitioners reiving
on Hie proscriptions of great names &. not
examining the fluids until too late. Il
will be acknowledged tHat fever cannot
ong continue without inducing debilitv
iu the heart and arteries in common with
all the other pnrts of the sjsteio, and that
the sensibility to iinprch-ons imiM be
pioportionably increased; thev urc con
suqucntly predisposed lo be more rcudilv
acted upon even hy the natural stimuli of
lliesysiem the heart and vessels are ac
cordingly excited lo preternatural 4"r.
Dlank Dcedti
Poet.11
March 1st 1IS7. HAftDESTT k ROBERTSON. 1
SIIAl.R Mill II. SSL A. OOZlXSAir,
KEsPECTFctiY in
forms the public that
he has commenced thn
above business in the
town of Bloomington where he is prepafed, at the shortest notice, to execute in a neat and durable manner all work in his line of
business, that the public may favor him
with. Also, to repair Clocks, Watch-
is &c. and will warrant his work neat
and substantial.
Feb. 14th, 1837. UT5w
S TA TE OF 1JVD1AJYA Monroe count v. t
Monroe Circuit Court, October
Term 1836. Joshau Vint, 1 vs i Chancery. Jacob Ellis, elal
"10MES now the Complainant bv lester bit at
toroey and upon motion and disibteretted ftf-
fiilavit filed that Mary Alloivay, Abraham Allonay
Tavtor lavioc and Reuben Loving. nan nt the
def'ts herein are not residents oflhe state of la. it u
tbeteiore oroertu that n;e pendencv or said suit be published in the 'Post," a public newspaper printed in the town of Blooanogton, Tor three weeks successively at least sixty days previous to the first day of the net term of lois court, that ucless they be and appear here ou the first day of the nest terra r this court and answer unto said complainant bill the matter end thing therein, alleged will be taken ai Coaftned and decreed upon accordingly. Test, J. B. LOWE, Clerk. .
oiio iiioii in consumption, empjema, drop
sy or son.eiliii.g else not mucu Letter. 1 believe il is generally given up that ;!ic roncluio!i which has been drawn
lirnH multitude of pallioltigical, as well as uua'.otnical facts are that the spleen is mi oian peculiar to red bloodet aVii-
nials; ih.t it is of great importance in prt-
pann and mixing the fluid that COrP"i'so tbe blood and thai ils action is of a very singular advantage Io the livrr. If I am
i ight ih:s organ s-rpijara to be one ol Ihe sieves thai separates the good fli.irls from (be vilinicd ones well what is left for us lo do i I ehoujj saj assist nature in ptirifvii g those fluid and by Thcso Vntans we pm if) the nlood ; uUo so soon as fflis is done il.-0 tluno is watered out. Well, -!l v.e cull in the aid of mercury', tarter or anti. non y to do this? 1 think r6l for t ho
debility l!te nrodi.ee is in my opinion no elss dangerous than the disease cf itself. 1 beg leave to express my h'ghe"U Opinion o.calimcl for St is generally riven up to e one of ihe bc"jt medir ines t-"itongiiig to the Msop and tbe moil abused. Vo eradicate Hlniot every "kind ofdiseaso ) on must purify ihe blood 1 do believe, ir ili? pnrooscs I have made mention of. I base bad wonderful sWcccss and mv ' in'Mii'Miios -a .! he ial.ei? o any part of the world. I iu'd !ieR oe"r the ide of praci e in c i. n sen ' it ?)T the death of my w nc, Lot 1 b:MC0ne on to do bo.-'iuess, if
no . i-i cue v;c? call you will line
me til 1 an lax, Sloomo county, liii!i..rta; and v. ill :n!cti ! t:' Vi u honeth and do'
be besl I au lor yon MinifM- Ihe noleurnffy
of an .ls aod 1 v. ill keen ho wcrei
w!ii h i- to bo kepu As vrehavu no pcfct
fllke, letter r.iil not bo atle;itied to.
alieots from n di-iance is expected ti
f.f ttle when service is rendered. Ctires will
be warranted reslu-nianilv permanent oil
lioeral taini; Fever and Fevet find Agu will he cured nil bout the use of Tarter, Autiiivitiy Calomel rr Quinine and the cores warranted lo be permanently cs-inbli-hed if in my judgement tho vital princials will admit of cure. 1 will commence early in the spring preparing Bottanio medicines by dlstilation, extracts and tiucttirs thai may he taken to all the .ickly parts of the Western Territory warranted to be genuine and sold very low for rnh in hand . If I cannot cure yon I u ill not kill, J"or tvill I punish you icilh my bill. Since active medicines have been ovrboaii llowtnony patients haxe ire lost. JACOB B. MEADOWS. Fairfax la. Dec. 12th 1836. 6 3aio
THE POST. ST MAIIOUS X. BS.A&
quency even opeMted iipo.i by the blood riTpadVan and other fluids ol thd System in their cents in six months, ai.d Three daii.r. .r n,i
natural and healthy condition as wo see
THE POST is published every Friday, oa
tiBcrwi ahri at Two Dellara for fifty two
daily illustrated in the progresp. of all fe
vers anil in convalescence Iro-.n fever. 1 contend thai lever long coiMinncd not on-
I) wastes IHe power ol t'.io solids, rendering therh. moro irratahlu but by the de
rangements in tno lunctions and c.tcretidus perhaps by thn action oflhe blood vessels themselves upon their contents and especially by tho retention of (hose materials w'.iich should have been thrown out of the system as noxious or the spark of mi .chief which in health are constunly ejected. The circulating fluids becomes
changed and vitiated and thereby becomes
aaumonai sources 01 irratation to the heart and1 arteries whose Susceptibility of impression as I have just made mention is also morbidly increased From, this view of the more irra table state oflhe circulating system and the vitiated state of the fluids, 1 infer that unless by some aalutary power inherent in the system itself or by some moans suggested by art. the
gieater ratability bf the whole system
cents in six months, aiid Three dollars after die
expiration 01 ihe year. No subscription will be discentinncd natil all arrcaracbs are paid up. Aim rtiskments, of twelve lines or ten, will be published three times for one dollar, and 25 cents for every subsequent insertion. The eat must invariably accotnpany advertisements or tLej cannot be attended to. All letters and communications addressed to (hi Editor must be (red of pouaae, hi they still not re ceiva attention.
a 'JY mice S hereby given that the undersigned' have taken JL out letters of administration oa Ike estate of Allen Dyer, tale of Owen counly, deceased. Alt persona indebted to said estate will please nuke ins.
". wuicmcw ana nose having claimcs aeainst
, premns wem lerciiy aDiaeaticated. The estate will probably be insolvent. MARGARET DYER. Adm'x ANDREW FENDERTAlSf January, Qth 1837.
"WttSfi BILLS. We re now prepared to execute) horse bills oa the shortest .
' lice, with anew aodelegint figu roof the anrmal.
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