Indiana American, Volume 1, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 November 1833 — Page 4
CHARACTERISTIC.
From the Lowell Journal. ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKSPEATIF. A gentleman observed a few evenings sinr vcrv much to our surprise, tl.at Sl fiksj t are ; not a correct delineator of the human ch;ir:tc:es We took up the cudgel in defence of the Bu:d of Avon, w ho had so frequently furnMicd us with an antidote to care, an.J vehemently insisted that almost every variety of character was faithfully portrayed by Shakspoare's graphic pen. We even went so far as to .offer to prove it, although our time is rather valuable at present, and to furnish a sketch of character from his dramatic works, for the name .if every well known individual, which might be proposed. Accordingly the names of mom than fifty distinguished individuals were written on s'ips of paper, and deposited in a hat. The same" number of extracts from Shakspearc were also written down on separate pieces of paper, and deposited in another hat uid the Littery rcas dra-xn by disinterested persons. It will be perceived th."t
blanks and the prizes, were pretty equally distributed and the re was as much fairness in the drawing as is probably usual on such occasions. How far our conduct may be deemed censurable, for aiding and abetting in stu b a Lottery
affair after the late Legislative act,it remains for
others to decide. It will be recollected that we do not hold oursclf responsible for the application of certain passages to certain individuals. If there should be in many instances, a mlsapj licaticn, it must
be attributed to chance. Indeed, the wonder if,
that so many sketches of character, taken at random, should apply so hnppi'y to the master spirits of the age. The following is the result of this singular Lottery: Andrea Jackson. J?roud man, dressed in a little brief authority, riays such fantastic tricksbefore high heaven, As make the Angels weep. Have you the Lion's part written? pray vo ,
if it be, give it mc, for I Am slow of study. JudgeI e :n. Tar behindTtiis wortli Come all the praises which I now bestow, He is complete in feature and in mind; With all good grace to grace a gentleman Ingham.
I am a man more sinned against, than sinning,
Branch,
An honest fellow enough, and one that love
quails. Uut he has not so much brains as ear
wax. Elivard Everett. From his cradle He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one, Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading, F. P, Blair.
He will lie with such volubility, that you would
think truth were a fool. Cravrford. Lofty and sour to those who loved him not,
But to those who sought him, sweet as summer.
Hthstcr, A combination of a form indeed, Where every god did seem to set his seal, To give the world assurance of a man. Benton. What a spendthrift is he of the tongue. JlLDuJlc.
You have deserved nobly of your country ,and
you have not deserved nobly. Jhn Qiiney Adams March 4, 1829; Each hath his place and function to attend, I am left out, for me no hinge remains Bjtlong I will net Lc Jack-out of ffi.ee. Duane. JVj more of him he is ; worthy man. Mirshall. Take him for all in all, We ne'er shall look upon his like again. Van Burcn He has every thing that an honest man should not have; what an honest man should bare, he has nothing. Woodbury. Do not talk of him but as property. Livingston Author of the Proclcmcticn. A man that I love and honor with all my soul, my heart, and my d jty, and my life. Jamts Blair. A second Hoctor, for his grim aspect, And largi proportion of his well b jilt frame. Gilts. Such men as he, be ever at heart's case, While they behold a greater than tl.cmsclvcs: And therefore thoy arc cxoeeJin; d.inrous. Richard M. Johnson .
riot llercule3 cojIJ have kaocked out brains, for he had none. ' Cass. Ha reads mac'i lie is a great observer, And lvok3 quite through the deeds of men. Amos fctt-ialt. This is a slight unmcritabb man, Meet to be ssut of crraadi.
Cdhnun. Farewell, long farewell, to all my greatness. This is the state of man. To-day he puts forth The tender loaves of hope to-morrow blossoms . tul bears his blushing honors thick upon him; The third day comes a frost, a chilling frost, when he think?, good easy man, full surely ilis greatness is a ripening, n:ps his root, And then he fills as I do. Birr. An arrant traitor, as any in the universal 'orld, or in France, or in Fng!a id. B irry. Your voice shall be us strong as any man's in the dispcs"ng of new dignities. Cj-p r ' Sju'Ji CroUaa. He is A most arch heretic a pestilence That-doth infect the land. David Crockett. I am no orafor as Brutus is, But as you know, a plain, blunt man, That loves my friend. Win field Stv't. Jealous in bono-, si I l-un and quick in quarrel,
decking the bubble reputation, Even in the cannon's mouth. Bitrg"ss. Instructed bv the antiquary time, lie must, he is. he cannot but be wise. Lewis. There are many complaints, .J'avy, against that man. He is an arrant knave on my
knowledge. Tan v. Although w: lay their honors on this man,
To ease ourselves of divers slanderous loads,
He shall not bear them as an ns bears gold,
To groan and sweat under the business, Either led or driven as we point the way. Free Tom Moore.
JOHN RYMAN, Attorney and Connxllor at Law, "WJCrlLI. attend to any business in Franklin ar.d the w adjacent counties with fidelity. His office is in the brick building east of the Court house where he will at all times be consulted except when absent on professional duties. Persons who confide business" t him may rely upon his strict attention to it. -. Brookville, Jan. 4. Hf
GEORGE HOLLAND, ATTORXEY AJsrD COUNSELLOR A T LA W, Brookville Indiana, WILL attend to all business which may be entrusted to him, either in the Circuit or Probate Courts of this or the adjoining counties. He will also att'nd before Magistrates, and to t'r iwing conveyances of all kinds, powers of attorney, &c. &c. Olhce one door north of the Clerk's office. Jan. 112 Brookville Hotel. , THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends, and the public generally, that he continues to keep the old stand in Brookville, formerly occupied Iff John Foster, Eta. and known by the name of the " ' ('Urooltvillc Hot I." Whore he expects to continue, aid will at all times be ,ady and pliased to accommodate those who in iy faor him with a call. JQJN JACOB J. Brookville, Julv lM. s' '2Mf
r- DR. trHITTOJY'S
'VEGETABLE ANTI-blLIOUS PILLS. THE convenience of a cheap remedy, in the r of Pills, suited to tLe ccmmenccnjent of i"5 ot" the indispositions to which we are liable, need 1 comment. Mary diseases, in their fcrming'jtape" t0 easily arretted, by the exhibition of proper cath ' ineuicii c; jid the consequent tufferirg and ext? are thereby avoided. All that pills can effect in I
crvingor tcttortng health ar.o that is much i
m n 1. 1
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head ache, proceeding from a icul, acid or bilious Jof the stomach; and in all feveritbness of the sv
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(iependui.t on the same cause.
derangement of the stomach and bowels, requiring thaitio medicine, the Wgetabije Anti-Bilious Pills J" mit of no comment. Price if3 cents. fjr For sale at the store of J. Rittenhouse, Harri. son, Chio, and at the store of W. 13. &, S. M. Davis, BroohilU
la Morns com u lroi
Valuable Medicines farCoughs & Consumptions.
Tills L-lixir is jWcuTiany adaj ted to the preset' t prevailinp-JiH6V(fers of the bre..tt ai d lungs,leading toconsmnpti)!;. Common colds and coughs, w hid. are pceSSioned by obstructed perspiration, will readilyyield to its induence, removing those troublesome irritations, hich act as a conttaiit fctin.ulai t to coughing. It eas;s pain, and induces rest to an eminent degree. Persoi s atli icttc w ill. j uln oi.ai y c n.j Inir.ts bleeding of the lurgs, &:c. tpasn.odic asthma, palpitation of the heart, and consumi t:ve affections, even ii the most advinced periods of life, will tind immediate relief, from its remarkable power of diniii.ithing thf ratability of thj system, and the velocity ol the c rculation, and by cleansing and healing the disordered parts. It also affords immediate relief in the hoopii.g cough. Cop if of a 'e'l. T from Dr. .. C. Jje'ir.et, da'ed, Cikci.kvh.le, June th, lblfe.
Messrt Crosbys I have the pleasure Joktifi!"teT(n
the salutary effects in many cases, which 1 J a .e 'wit
nessed in the use of your excellent Cough "LrdpsV As a medicina in those diseases for which it as fijifWy Re
commended, it seems not to have a substitute of nir
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS, or CERTAIN REMEDY. TRif ANY articles are before the public, as a cure fr 4-"A that obstinate and most tormenting disease, the itheumatitm, and from close observation, we are led to believe they have to a ery great extent, failed t produce thed s r iLIe retult; end may it net be attri. butable to the f.ct, that arttcles aaid to cure this trcul lilper mo i i tr rnr n m nh. n mn amlnJ .
hi-r uv v-iu U1V UltU IVLV tlill.VUUVU KJ CUTu 5 J nu st every i is-eate with which cur frail bcd.es are attic! 0!, aid m their frej aiatitn tl.at object is lei t in view, vi.: to hae tie medic ne a cure for all d,. eases. '1 he egctable Rheumatic Drojs are offered to the public as a sure remedy for chnnic or inflammatory ltl.eumatitm; and as no case is known wLt.e a perfect cure was r.ot effected, we are justified in dedaring it a val-aable medicine for that painful dise&s and for no other is it recommended. 07"" A few of the many testimonials of its efficacy are given below: .Mctsrt OAS Crosly 6,- Co Gentlekes: I fce happy in hiving it in my power to state to you the good efftct of yiur egetatle Rheumatic Drops, had in restorii.g me frcm a tn k bed. In the month of A;jril last, 1 was so afiiicted with the Inflammatory Uheumatisin that I was confied to my bed. I was entirely ur a: le to help myself. I could not so much as turn mysef in Led, ard it was with the greatest difficulty that I could be moved in it; I tried various kinds of medicine, und was attended by a skilful physician, but all to i.o effect, ui.t'l I made use of your Sure Rem' edy, wh'ili,- w I en applied as directed, gave me immediate re1ieY. Yithin a short time after I commenced
Kisinir it, 1 was able to rice out and attend to mv ukioI
Mjjs8. I can cheerfuully recommend it to the pub.
pnnnl. In mv nrantinA. sinrt? I rprpivpd n'.t
I do perceive that he is not the man that he I you proxy to sell them, I have administered thrm inV ngagoomedecjne for Kheumatic complaints,
I r uui. . ..in.nnn r v ...i : I it bur npAn nimairr ni mnnr l
. , ,. . . i . . i.i i BOlllu Cttcca Ul A litmoio a uiuiuuu aiiu ui tcpaetiiuuii:.! , -v . -
wouiu gsaaiy maKe snow 10 me worm wnai ne ARthm. .n(1 in a.eneral found that thev nro,i..rPrl -.1 return.
IS; Royi. IIa;l I the power, I would Tour the sweet milk of Concord into Hell,
Uproar the univcr al peace confound All cnity on earth. Hull. A bawbling vessel was he captain of.
With which such scathful grapple did he make
With the most noble bottom of the fleet, That very envy and the tongue of loss, Cried fame and honor on him. Holmes.
You have a nimble wit I think it was made
of Atalanta's heels. Poindextcr.
Let me play the lion too. I will roar, that it
will do any man's heart good to hear mc. La Fayette. I have seen
The dumb men thrcng to see him, and the blind, to hear h m s c k. The matrons flunj their
gloves,
ij&i auu 111 cniai ivuuu vuat i"W piuuutvu ICI 7 -
lief, when other pectoral medicines in high repute, hadwj VOiuBious", Ufiio, INov. 1st. ltSM.
failed to produce any perceptible effect. In common
coughs and colds, I presume I may say, that they are
not only sovereign, but also an immediate reinedv; at
least so far immediate, as any medicine can be so called, in regard to the time required for operation. It certainly must be obvious, that the evils of those dis
eases which these diots were designed to cure, will be
lessened n proportion to their more e.xtersive use.
This may wear the appear ince of hypothesis, as as
sertions of medicines often do; but when aut.'.enticat
ed by so many exieriinei ts all producing the same sal
utary results, we are oivettea oi ileum in their use
and unclouded certainty. Yours respccfully.
JOHN CUOK. HUNKETT. Extract of a teller from the Rev. E. Harris, dated, Satkm, N Y January 12, -2T. Mettrt Crotbyt- am pleased with this cjn oituni
tr of relating a few facts which may serve in com
Lmerdation of your excellent Cough dro, s. For tar
years I was ahiicted with a pulmonary comi J in t; my
cough was severe; my appetite weak, and my ttrengU
failing; I used many popul ir medicines; hut 1 only
t ound temporary rt lief, ui til by a coiitii ueu use of you
valuable Drops, I have b 'en bies.-ed witu such perfect
health, as to render means unnecessary.
ElJEiM.ZElt HARRIS. CERTIFICATES.
JtTettrt Crotbys I have for It" vears been troubled
with an affection of the breast and lungs, attended witl
a severe cough, pain in the side, and Uitlicuty of brebtli-
is and I have had no
AARON IIOLDR1DGE.
ing; and in the tall ot it 4 , l became so much reruced tKot mif lifo U'ao rlnciin irfJ nf .iml rorciuinir viviliia
lhuics ana maiasineir scans ana nanaKercnieis, benefit from my physician, 1 was advised to make tr
Upon him as he passed. jalof La Mott's Cough J)ro;s; ard after taking one bot-
t i tic, was icoiuicu iv .xi ivtl ucaiuit anu u to IJv 111111
t-'',y I belief, that the use of the above named drops, savec
He hath so planned his honors in the eyes, and my life. THOMAS JONES
This mav certify thit in the month of July, 1S28,
I was attacked with a cough, which, from its continu
ed irritation of the parts, for four or five months, be
came alarming, from its frequency, producing faintr.edt
and great prostration of both mental and bodily pow
ers. I procured lit fllatt s Cough Urops, and taking
according to the directions, which gave immediate re
lief: so that before I had used all of one bottle, I wa? perfectly free from any cough. I would cheerfully
recommend them to those alike alllicted.
CAULiLINE UENTON. Lee, Mass. Sept. 7, 1S29. C3r Price Titty Cents per bottle.
For sale at the Store of J. Rittenhouse, in Harri
son, and at the More or
VM. II. & S. M. DAVIS, Brookville July 1, 1933. 2e-6m
his actions in the hearts of the people, that for
their toumics to be silent and not confess so much
were a kind of ungrateful injury.
Madison. His life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him, that nature might stand up And say to all the world, this teas a man. Ritchie.
Hf is winding up the watch of his wit by and
by it will strike.
Gov. ILuston.
I am but mad north north west when the
wind is southerly, I know a hawk from a hand
saw.
Hnyne. All the conspirators, save only he, Did that they did in envy of great Caesar, lie only, in a general honest thought And common good to all, made one of them. Clay. This was the nohi st Roman of them all.
MAIL LINE OF STAGES.
JAMES M KINLEY, B. S. II. M.
TT E3PECTFULLY informs his friends, and the
public eener ill,", tint he has commenced the
Cincinnati andCcntreville, la Brookville anl
Richmond. la.
fio Harriton, Trenton, Brookville, Connenville and
Mil tun, to Centrevilte. From Bvookville, via. Fairfield, Duntaptville, Liberty, Brown vitle and Abbingltn, to Richmond, la.
THE Proprietor of the lines informs the Public thit his Stasres will leave William Hekrie's Citv
f n I J- hiss
KOrdiVllUUilS JL U3UICS8 Hall, in Cincinnati, every Wednesday, Friday c SunV 7 ' I Jr. t. fX- TVnnlrnlUa. In.n. 1).nl.n;iU T
yj iri uiuunvuii rj i tjtjiv vine, vj.vljr A rpTriuy, Thursday and Saturday, for Cincinnati; leave Centreville, every JFednesdau, Fridau and Sunday for
at Mv;UXT C VRMEL, Franklin county, Ia.wh2re he willt inkfull receive and promptly attend to any bu-
iess entrusted ti his cire, with which customers may
fi'.'or him. Orders from a distinct will be promptly
attended f
N. 0. These ind2bt3.1 to tb3 subscriber must come
forward immedi itely, and settle their accounts either
by Cash or Note. JA3. M'KINLEY.
Oct..',er 4, 1H 4l-3w
Books &t Axes!
t
Brookville, every Saturday, for Rii hmond; leave Rich
mond, every Sunday, for Brookville.
His Horses, staees and Drivers, are of the first or
der. Everv attention paid that is necessiry for the
comfort of passangers. Baggage in all cases at the
risk or the owners.
ftSr St iga Offices W. Hknrie's City Hall, Cin
cinnati; J. BrsH, Cheviot; C. Athertojt, Mi imitown;
V. CI.4RK, Dry-Fork; D. Mason's, Hirrison; 1(. Ui
'Messrs Crosboy's & Co. I was afflicted for several months with the Rheumatism; and having used every remedy recommended by the most eminent physicians within my reach without success, I at length procured a bottle of your Rheumatic Drops or Sure Itemedy, and made the application as directed, and before I had used one half of it, a perfect cure was effected; and to my knowledge the same bottle cured two of my neigh
bors. Jt is now about two years unce 1 used your niedecir.e, and I have not been troubled with the R lieumat sm since. RODNEY' SPALDING. Marion, Marion county, Ohio, May 2Cth, l5."2. fSiKs I hereby certify, that I was for. two years afiiicted with the Rheumatism. 1 made use of different iinks of medecine, which oi.ly gave temporary relief, "n the fall of 1610, the comj liint settled in wyknc ;oir ts, so that I was unable to walk without great ps-n: I procured a bottle of your egctable Rheumatic Drops, or Sure Remedy, and appl ed as directed, which ijave immediate relief, and within a few days a permanei t cure was effected. It is now nearly two years since I made use of your Rheumatic Drops, and 1 have not had a return of the Rheumatism since; and I really believe that it wes those drops alone that affected tit cure. A. WASHBURN. Franklin County, Chio, K th April, 162. Take notice that the bottles are stamped "Vf getible Rheumatic Drops;" and the wrspper is ligncd O. & S. Crc6by & Co. with red ink: none other are genuine. Piice Fifty Cents. For sale at the Store of J. RittenLccse, in Ilarrieen and at the Store of WM. B. & S. M. DAVIS, BrookviUt. Brookville, July 13.1P33. Cm
DR. THOMAS WHITE'S VEGETABLE TOOTHACHE DR0TS.
HE oi ly specific ever offered to the public, fiem which a permanent and radical cure may beob-
Hired of that disagreeable pain, the Totthache, it!i ill its attendat t ev ils; such as fracturing the jaw in extracting of the teeth, which often proves more painul than the torthache itself; and ccld pafFirg fan the decayed t?cth to the jaw, thence to the head reducing a rheumatic affection, ith mai y other unplessant effects, such as ditagrcealle breath, bad taste in the mouth, f- c. all of which are produced frcm fculcr decayed teeth. I am happy to have it in my power to offer to the world a remedy, that will not only remoie the pain, nine times out often, if properly applied, tut preserve the teeth from further decay, and arreet the disease in turh as are j'ecnyirg and have notccmmei ced aching, restoring them to health and usefulcCEJ. CERTIFICATE?. Mr. Thtmas White have the pleasure to inform
you, that agreeably to your request, I have been usirf your Toothache Drops in my practice for 6ome tim past, and I must acknowledge that I find them faru' perior to any thing I have ever yet known for that pir pose. You arc perfectly safe in recommending them
to euro nine times out of ten; for from the succefs i have had, 1 believe your recommendation falls ihotlol
their merits. I am well convir.ced that it will eu most cises of Toothache when itis timely and prop"; applied. I am not prepared to speak of its presertlv properties; but what I have seen of your teth fbt hiva Ifinrr Knan 1 1 vaA nr. A nrncarvfirl frrtm
and from a few weeks experience, I am decide el the opinion that it will have a beneficial effecl iap serving the teeth; and recommend it, hopirg that!' may prove a blessing to humanity, and advafte6a to yourself. With respect, I remain yours, . ,
VM. I. A. Ul KKEi, Surgeon pv
Philadelphia, September 12, 1812. ' ' ' Tn the Puhlir nmptime in Mav. Dr. li1 1
White left with me some of his Vegetable Tocit11 Drops, and requested me to use it in my practice- ' c' j
cordingly did recommend it to six of my frienp.."" j some of them had been complaining of theTotthwn for more than three months; and cut of the sit ',
8 ilutiry effect, not only in curirg the totthadi'! j
prevents testh from further decayirg, naltimarT-.
ly ;th, 162. J. H. WCHESTER,""-
T.i the Public.- The subscriber, in hia pracwe - - ,
! I r"W B Mnlnn It I ' - in . I f . !-. I . ,v.. nn M . . r Ii.. 1 m. . : . i i: EA'
his TT VR fr sal? the OFFICER'S O UIDE AJvD ' ... u..uBbM iwuiitt, inving successuiiy una o a consiuc.f . i AI F.J 11 MEWS . J YUir also tha IjYDI JJVJ Conner8V'llJ: Am.esaji, Milt n; .1. Ali.fsan, Cen- j unt used Dr. Thomas White's Toothache DrO-f" GAZETTEER, both'of which were recently pub- treville; A. Ester's, Lib3rty; and Mr. Pauk, inn-keep- recommend thorn, when genuine, as superior "7 iUhed at Indianapolis. I have also on hand and for ef .R,cmond.- rf6enp ,wi.n P- their P? . otl er medicine in use. L Hlf;, : biI . n.i I iv i jt, i. j u rt rtii'o i:i.j at the office where thev take their se its, or at tlu hrtit PittshnrTh. Pennsvlvanin. Jan. r'f'.
Axes. B.vHikvill
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R. TYNER. 37-tf
JU ST received, and f r sale a few BARRELS OF SALT also soma SOLE a id UPPER T.EJi.
office that they pass, in all cases to the staire o.Kcer, so
mat their names may b i pi ice J on t!u way-bills.
rasaengers in th e line cm proceed in A. Ross' sta
ges, by Rushvilh to Indi itii mlis, eitlur going or returning on Tuesdays and Saturd ivf. 1
Vt" For ila at tha storu of
JV son, Ohio, and at the Store of .. ' i W.B.&S.M. Davis, Brootf July 1.1933. l';!
THER.
It. TYNER.
LANK CONSTABLE SALES for ., . "