Cass County Times, Volume 1, Number 37, Logansport, Cass County, 1 September 1832 — Page 4

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B'OETICAL. Vmuch ykt remains unsung." Cozrper. TO JULIA. Her f lore whose eyes are brightest, Rlirk a is the rafin's wing; Her T love wlinjp form is brightest, Soft as in the gale of Spring ;Tuli! fondest, best and dearest! Would that 1 were now with thee, Fverv joyous look thou wearest Warms my heart and gladdens me. Y'ian the firM's larlt trTiMos press me Vex my sonl with aspect ill Jilia!in thine irms caress me. There shall all my cares be till. When the follies nen inherit Sear my heart and mar my rest, South my dark and troubled spirit, Chaiame captive to thy breast. There the thrilling joyi come o'er me othing else on earth can give, There thine ansrel form before me Bids my soul look tp & live. Selected. From the National Gazette, Extract of a letter from a highly respectable gentleman in New York, dated July 3t: 'OF THE CHOLERA. Will von be imnlicitlv truided hv mp vnn ;iinl . j-j j 1 yoar friends? If you will dismiss vourj terrors, and adopt the following direction namely Take one ounce of camphor and dissolveit in a half a pint ol alcohol; of this solution, which in quantity will serve a multitude of occasions, the dose is only three drops on a lump ol sugar dissolved in a small wine glassful of water to extend the camphor over a large space of the stomach. Here is no nostrum, no trick ofempyricism. It is simple; but let not its simplicity offend for it is effectual. Take no oth r meli-cine; and if life is to be savfd bv this treatment, tourh nothing in the shape of v'wn it is the antipodes of camphor and would destiov its efficacy . k,Do not tagger at mv recipe; it is asp 'cific. Where no excess has been committed, nor imprudence of diet, t or the vsiem been greath debilitated hy previous sirknessor old age, throe drops as directed on the occurrence of any of the premonitory svmfoms of Cholera, such as nauea. vomiting, cramps, or the most usual diarrhoea, taken immediately, will reclieve the system. If thestmtoms are obstinate repeat the dose in about an hour. In rase ofa sick stomach, if the first dose is rejected, give a second one, precisely the same, at intervaUof live minutes hv the tablespoonful. The Cholera is a" disease of stages it never comes without notice ; the first or promontory stage is easelv and safely cured by three drops. Taken in time,) on will net have the second or dangerous stage; even in collapse it i? the only sure remedy. Let no one having bowel complaint think it will go over harmlessly. It m iv ; but there is danger, perhaps death in the contingency. The three drops of nmphor will compel it to go off without injury, ninety times in a hundred, lean testify personally to the truth of these statements.' The Albany Board of Health report'd on Tuesday, 29 new cases of cholera, and G deaths. Total cases in the last fortnight 387, deaths 136. Hoard of Health, Buffalo, July 23. 'I he reports of our Physicians to the board tins dav, show 8 new cases of cholera, and 2 deaths by that disease, within the city, for the 21 hours ending this day at noon. Cholera. In X. York, for 24 hours end:n Aug. 10 o'clock, new cases 82, deaths 21. PROPOMLS FOR Carrying the mails of the United States, for OIiP ear frnm ihn firr d.iv nf Ja.iuary to the thirty first dav of De - cember 1833, on the following post routes in Indiana, will he received at!.

this office until the 2d dav of November!1" xmw oU milfS anu DaCKO"cc a weeKvt Jnrbi.ive. fn ho f r,r, tu o,iJ Leave Richmond every Wed-

l H.v .! V, w. MWiUVU Vll Hit Will j,., vwur92. From Spencer by Bruceville to Vincennes back once a week. Lea e Spencer every esdav at F airplay and 61 miles and Wed6am Arrive at Vincennes the next dav by 1 2 noon Leave Vincennes every Thurs day at 1 P M

Arrive at Spencer the neit day by 6

P M 93. From Clinton to Paris, Illinois, 28 miles and hack once a week. Leave Clinton every Sunday at 6 Arrive at Paris the same day hy " 4 Leave Paris every Saturday after the arrival of the SpringA M r m Uield mail, arrive at Clinton the same day hy 7 r m 01. From Lonnsnnrt to Nilrs Vil-! lage Michigan Territory 86 miles and hack once a week. Leave Logansport every Friday at 6am Arrive at Niles the next Sunday by noon Leave Niks every Sunday at 2pm Arrive at Logsnsport the next Tuesday hy 6pm 95. From Oxford by Billingsville, Dunlapsville Connersville, and Phillpots mill to Itaystown and back once a week. Leave Oxford every Wednesday at 6am Arrive at Raystownthe next day by 10 am Leave Raj stovvn every Thursday at 2 v m Arrive at Oxford the next day by 6pm 9S. From Somerset by Chrisllers mills to Connersville 12 miles and back once a week. Leave Somerset every Tuesday at 9 a M Arrive at Connersville the same dav bv 1 2 noon every 2 p m Leave Connersville Tuesday at Arrive at Somerset the same dav by 5pm 97. Fro.n Andcrsonville by Richland Little Flat Hock, and Moscow, to Shelby ville 30 mile and bark once a week. Leave An lersonville every Wednesday at 6 Arrive at Shelby v ille the same day hy 4 Leave Shelbyville every Thursday at 6 Arrive at Andcrsonville the same day by 4 A M P M A M r m 93. From Richmond by Greenfork xMunceytown.and Grant Court house to .diamicsport 100 miles and back once a week. Leave Richmond every Mon day at 6 Arrive at IMiamiesport the next Wednesday by 3 Leave Miainiesport every Thursday at 6 Arrive at Richmond the next Saturday by 3 A M P M A M P 51 99. From Lawrenceburg hy Canbrioge, Vorkridge, Hughe's store, German Village, Summons mill, ScGeorge."s on Salt Creek to Ruihviile 52 mild and back onco a week. Leave Lawrenceburg every Wednesday at 6am Arrive at Rushville the next day by 10 am Leave Rushv ille ever) Thursday at 2pm Arrive at Lawrenceburg the next day hy 6 p m 100. From Indianapolis, by New Pennsylvania, 'fhorntown Liiavette, I) a y t o ; 1 . 1 1 u n t er s v i 1 1 e. J e lfe r so n , F r; 1 1 ; kfoi t , and La Porte Court house to Michigan citv once a week and back. Leave Indianapolis every Tuesday at 6am Arrive at Michigan city the next Friday by 11 am Leave Michigan city every Friday at 1pm Arrive at Indianapolis the next Monday at G p m 101. From Milton to New Castle 23 miles and back once a week. Leave Milton every Wednesday at 6am Arrive at New Castle the same day by Leave New r m elastic every Thursday at Arrive at Milton the same dav 6am :1' 3pm 103. From Richmond to Greenville 1 , Incsdavat Gam Arrive at Greenville same day hv 4pm Leave Greenville every Thursday at 6am Arrive at Richmond sams day' b 4pm 103. From Milton to Jacksonburg 12 miles and back once a week. Leave Mihon every Wednesday at (am

Arrive it JacksornSurg same day hy 0 A M Leave Jacksonburg every Wednesday at 11am Arrive at Milton name day by 2pm

104. From Connersville by Danville and Perkin's to Greeniburg 50 miles &: back once a week. Leave Connersville every Wednesday at 6am Arrive at Greensburg the next day by 10 am Leave Greensburg every Thlirsdnv at 2 P M Arrive at Connersville t.ic next day by 6 r m 105 From Fort Wayne by Seeley's and Mongoquinong to White Pigeon Prarie Micbigan Thrrilory 67 miles & back once a week. Leave Fort Wayne every Monday at Arrive at White Pigeon Praire the next day hv Leave White Pigeon Praire every Friday at Arrive at Fort Wayne the next day by 6am 6pm 6am 6pm 106 From Bloomington by Tabor and Gosport to Greencastle 50 miles &L hack once a week. Leav e Bloomington every Wed nesday at 5 Arrive at Greencastle the same day bv 7 Leave Greencastle every Thursday at 5 Arrive at Bloomington the same day by 7 A M P M A M r m 107. From Madison by Paris to Brownstown 42 miles and back once a week. Le a v e M i d i so n e ve ry We d n e sday at 6am Arrive at Brownstown the same day by 7 p m Leave Brownstown every Thursduv at 6am Arrive at Madison the same day by 7pm 103. From Lafayette by La Grange, Gregory' settlement, Williamsport and Baltimore to Peirysville 48 miles and back once a week. Leav e Lafayette every Thursday at 6am Arrive at Perrvsville the next day hy 10 am Le a v e Pe r r v s v i 11 e e v e ry Tuesday at 3 r m Arrive at La fay U 2 the next day by 6pm 109. From Ldinburg to Martinsville 30 miles and back once a week. Leave Kdiuburg every Tuesday at 8am Arrive at Martinsville same day by C p m Leave MartinaVllle every Wednesday at 6am A rrive at Edinburgh the same day by 4pm ?0 AS. 1. The Postmaster General reserves the right to expedite the mails, and to alter the times of their arrival and departure, at any time during the continuance of the Contract, bv giving an adequale compensation, never exceeding a pro rata allowance, for any extra expense which such alteration may require. 2. Seven minutes shall he allowed for opening and closing the mails at each ollice, where no particular time shall be specified, but the Postmaster General reserves to hirrsclf the right of extending the time. 3. For every ten minutes of dclav in arriving at any poit alter the time prcscribed in any Contract, the Contractor shell forfeit five dollars. If the delay shall continue beyond the time for the departure of any pnding mvil, the forfeiture shall be equal to twice the amount allowed for carrying the mail, one trip. If it be made to appear that the delay was occasioned by unavoidable r. i.., u.c .uu . i ui uie u?lim l;tcr uenerai snail De liie judge, tlie lorleit - ure may be reduced to the amount of pay for a ti ip ; but in no case can that a mount be remitted. 1 he forfeitures are otherwise unconditional, and will in! all cases be enforced. 4. Persons who make proposals will stale their prices by the year ; payments to be made quarterly; in the months of May, August, IS ovember and ebruary, one month after the expiration of each quarter. 5. None hut a free white person shall be employed to carry the mail. 6. Proposals should state whether the person proposes to carry the mail in a 4 horse Coach, a 2 horse stage, or otherwise. 7. If the person offering proposals wishes the privilege of carrying newspapers, out of the mail, he must state it in his bid; otherwise, he cannot enjoy that privilege.

8. Propositions for any improvements'

in transporting the mail, as to the manner of carrying, increase oj expedition, extension of routes,rc9iirof trips, or any other improvement, are invited to be a . . . utated in the proposals, and will be duly considered. 9. 1 he number ol the route, and its beginning and termination, as advertised, should be stated in everv bid; and the proposals must be sealed, directed to the "General rost Utiice, Uliice of Mail Contracts;"" & superscrib'dPronoW.s." The following is a proper form for a proposal: ikI:cill Convey the Mail, agreeably to advertisement, on route A'o. from to for the yearly com pensation of Dollars," He must state the place of his residence; and if not a Contractor, he must accompany his bid with satiifactory recommendations. 10. The distances, as stased. are estimated, and may not be entirely correct; but ifany errors have occurred in relation to them, no increase of compensation will be allowed on that account. The contractor will inform himself on that point. 1 1 . The Postmaster General reserves

ii it i 'gin ui m.i u iimj ii cum i nti i ii-ii- j -"' ' j iujvi itu ju ii, e lieporiff ever repeated failures to arrive within;ence in eacl' Inonll, and 19 nidc up r, the contract time shall occur;or when-ifi dc" f i iii i tailed desci-i -tionsofall traudulent notes tl,ever one failure shall happen amounting are r have been in circulation in t. f. to tbe loss ol a trip; or whenever any di-,couutry, ai-d is in fact tiie only ir.fallj; ruction which he may giv e hall not be Detector of Counterfeits. 1 he editor i, 13 promptly obeved. correspondence with must of the principle irt v I'll iii .ii c. I nrokers and cashiers of banks in the li.ii 12. No bid shall I be withdrawn afler; Suu.s aid is tU.reforo tnaUttlt;J ) the time tor receiving it has expired ; 5c the earliest information upon this suhjett: should any person refuse to take a con-! prices current and kevilw of the tract at his bid; he shall forfeit all other market. contracts that he may have with the De- Every number contains an accurate statepartment,and beheld responsible for all! meuUt l,.ie Prices asked and obtained for all

damage that may result from his failure to comply. 13. No contract nor bid can be trans terred without the special and written approbation of the Postmaster General :! j . r . ... i and an assignment nf a rnntrar nr bid. - r - - - wiuiom nis consent nrsi ouiameu in wn - ting, shall forfeit it. This rule will never be departed from. 14. If a contractor or his agent shall violate the Post office law, or shall transmit commercial intelligence by express more rapidly than the mail, his contract shall be forfeited ; and in all case, when a contractor shall run a stage or other V emcle,more rapidly, or more frequently than he is required by contract to carry the mail, he shall give the same increased celerity and frequency to the mail, (unless the Postmaster General shall otherwise direct,) and without increase of compensation. 1 o. The Postmaster General reserves the right of curtailing or of discontinuingany route, when, in his opinion, the public interest shall require it; and in such case the contract shall cease, so far as relates to the part curtailed, or to the whole, if discontinued an allowance of one month's extra pay being made to the contractor. 16. All contracts for routes embraced in this advertisement shall commence on the first day of January next, and continue one year. Decision on bids will he made known on the Oth dav of November next. WILLIAM T. BARRY, Pot Master General. General Post otlicc Department,) July 'J4th, 1832. $ TAKEN UP BY Anthony Keller in Wabash township, Grant county, Indiana, on the 5th day of June, 1832, an Kstrav SORREL 3IARE, supposed to he three years old, 14 1-2 hands high with a star in her forehead, a small white strip extending from the star to a snip on the nose, right hind foot white, a small collar mark on her shoulder, a remarkable fast w alk, no other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised at $37 50 by Joel Hclvey and Richard Hclvey. A true copv from mv estrav hook. ELI AS MURRAY, J. P. sikeaa Up iraY Lewis Rogers of (Jrant county, Wa j JLJhash frn-hip, two Estray work steers spottetl red and white with a swallow fork in the riht ear and an under hit in the left ear, no other marks or hratids perceivable supposed to he four years old. Also a red cow supposed to he 8 or 9 cars old. The steers ap praised at thirty three dollars. And the cow at eight dollars and fifty cents. By Anthony Keller and Wm. llanna. June 27th, 1832. A true copy from my Est ray Book. ELIAS MURRAY. J. P. Talk Nottice. THE undersigned has taken out let ters cf administration on the estate of Peter Butter-field, dec. Those indented will make immediate payment, and those holding claims will present according to law. The estate is probahly soU vent. ELIAS MURRAY, Admr. June 23d 1832.

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