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B R O O K V ILLEs

FRIDAY EVENING

NOVEMBER

POETRY, " And such poetry too As vroulirdrcg angels dow n from their lolly teats.' The following communication was left at this office last week, whic h .we promised the author to publish, if, upon examination, we should consider it worthy insertion. On first perusing it, we came to the determination not to publish, deeming: it unworthy the room it would occupy. But upon reconsidering the subject we have placed it in oureolumns, as a specimen of the weakness of man, and the erroneous notions possessed

in a greater or less decree by all, who are capable of

o r - putting their ideas in black and white The author cannot expect lenity from us, or from the public, because it is his maiden attempt in wooing the eacrcd nil. In the true sense of the nature and spirit of Fretry, the following jumbling of words

no-nt h,-r. u-itfmiit either sense or rhyme, is foreign to

such a 'appellation. But still wcv place it it our pa

per, to lethyii6eeliow very far it falls beneath even he common doggerel used by moon-struck lovers, or

maddened politicians. Had Mr. A Fed' addressed

a few lir.es to Lis mistress' eye-brows, or taken up

the Removal of the Depcsites, or the visit of the Hon II. Clav to the East, we could overlook it as an at

tempt of an ignoramus,lhat could do no belter. Butthe loftiness of the subject, and the childish manner in which he treats it, is without precedent in the history of poetry, destitute of a redeeming principle, or a pal

liating circumstance. But, here it is, word for word, as it is in the origi

nil. We have taken the trouble to correct his false

Orthography, and punctuated it as well as we could

from our feeble comprehension of the subject, and still less of the peculiarly-worded ideas he has brought into

use. For his edification, wc make a remark or two at

the close of each verse: Written for the Indiana America a. TYRANNY. Wnrns shall I go to'find the plarc, That Tyranny docs not disgrace! For as I stroll through Freedom's plains, I seo you therein fotflet stains; Sometimes I think it very strange. To sec your trace in town and grange.

In the above there is nothing very learned: even c childof ordinary talent would delineate the'foul stains of Tyranny, arid 'trace' it with as much aeulcness. Of all things that I yet have seen, Yon, Tyranny, the worst have been; And then you arc so very bold, You neither stop for heat nor cold. But alwrysliavc the start of rac, And oft times do not wait to see. Now, wc ennnot perceive any crime should be attached to the 'boldness' of cold, inanimate Tyranny" The torrid, temperate, and frgid zones, never h.no. as we know, any effect upon things lifeless in the abstract. How our author discovered that Tyranny got the 'start' of him we do not perceive his sagacity l as not been very great, or he would rind t hat ha is not the founder of the theory. You tell your dupes tint you're the meed, And always sure to take the lead, You tell the school-hoy he should rule, Just take his course and play the fool; . To fight his way in the good cause, And not be ruled by tutor's laws. Fervid, indeed,must be the languaga ofTyrsnny to its 'poor dupes.' Tell him next he'll be a man, ." Before that e'en Ins mtMr c::" (Smart!) That heroism is the OV. st (Njosft That ever graced a mortal's naW, How, if we would great burels win. Youth is the time wc should begin! . What kind of hnroism' and 'laurels' tha youth is to 'win' by beinjrJjiian before his mother," the reader is left to infer. Tulpgrace' of undefined 'heroism' is painted indennitelynd with 'considerably puerile payings.' If father and I hold conversation,

What urges on his usurpation?

I'll tell you now, my friends take care, Of the great fountain that disembogues there. fe A FED. Hero, verily, are far-fetched and very unpoetic

ideas. Though the ends of the Jmes gmgte a nttie after the manner of poetry, still it is far from partaking of its genuine essence. Disembogues? for instance, is a very unpoetic word, and by the way destitute of that smooth, sweet flow of language, which

characterizes Poetry.

Thus, wc have "printed your poetry," Mr. A PED-

cffpgitc, and as your friend, and as a patron and encoura"cr of ris'iiT Genius, we seriously admonish you

never an-ain to mount your "Pegassus," until you

have studied the rules of gr immer and laws of versi

fication, or foel yourself "filled up" with "thoughts that breathe, and words that barn," which you possi

bly may feel in the second stage of a protracted Lovefever, after experiencing a series of disappointments.

Goods!! Goods!! The Stifosxiribcr Bias jn4 received : Bine. Slrcl-mtxcd. and Drab CLOTHS, Blue end Striped CISSIMERLSt nuvk URGdssu.xs. Tartan and Cemhi PBUDS, Rose an i Point Bfcnktl., R-:d, Green an ! While Vicr.ntls, Gra n. Baize, Fine Jloo! n u'is$ handkercjiirfc, CJv-oes assorted, Ginghstiiic, Black Italian Dress Silks, Black satin Lavrntinr,

Black Silk Iltndkerch,

Batk Worded lhc.

Black and White Lambs Wool do. Black Silk lrcl:cU &r.yc. ALSO, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, QUEEXSr WARE, TLYWARE. looking Glasses,

Iron, Castings. JSails, h indon- Glass,

nets.

JOHN RYMAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, "W"S7"ILL attend to any business in Franklin and the Vw 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 to him may rely upon his strict attention to it. Brookville, Jan. 4 ltf

GEORGE HOLLAND, A TTORXEY AJVD 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 attend before Magistrates, and to drawing conveyances of all kinds, powers of attorney, "&;c.&;c. Office 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 by John Foster, Esq. and known by the name of the "Vrookvillc Hotel." Where he expects to continue, and will at all times be ,ady and pleased to accommodate those who may faor him with a call. JOHN JACOBS. Brookville, July 13, 1833. 29-tf

;n Cotton, Morocco Shoes. Coarse dc.&'BGct?.

Brass Kettles, Seal skin Cttp ? of czcry description, Ifii.nr. Cvss cut end Mill sans, Grind slows, Ho p and Rod Iron, Pine Churns and Tubs,

Sole

Bre

J end tipper Leather, $,t. 6,c. $r. i ii -f which will be sold on the lowest terms R. TYNE". ,At.V, Ocf.d. 1?03. -ii-

Or if I would converse with mi

Who interferes with one or tot her! Perhans its you or some relation, The vilest enemies in the nation. The above verse, in our opinion, is ihcjtotrst concern of the whole. The laws of versiiieat;en and tie rules of English grammer arc nullified'. When we do the people vieu, We often see some kin to you, Behold the would be public servant, lie's qnile sincere and very fervent, But let him get the post lie wants, Then let us see who lis that pants.

The first couplet is incomprehensible, to us; the

eecond are quite natural, and unpoetic, and tin latt ex

taints as much panting m making the couplet, r.s ever

the 'Gineral' did in removing the deposit es Horn the

proscribed United States Bank. If the poet would please the fair, "'oine meddlesome tyrants will interfere 1 scarcely had this song begun. Before I saw the invectives of one, , Who warn" d the ladies of their danger. Although his name was' a total stranger

We hope that our laurcat will choose some other

Cheap

Good !

H AVE jubt rercived a fresh supply of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting, in part, of the ibllowr crticles, viz: Blur. Hrcicn, and Drab CLOTHS, Blue, Blue-mixed and Brorvn SATINETS, Bhe. Black. Red, Green fy Broicn Circassians.

Bo

Scotch Plaid. Camlet,

CALICOES, assorted) Sh citings, Shirtings, lickings, c. GROCERIES. WIXDOVT GLASS. BRASS KETTLES. SHOES, IRON, NAILS, TIN WARE. QUEENSWARE, COTTON YARN. Dye SiisffiSj jatving

Spddm& J$fiQvels.

r-'r' MI of whih I will fe .?IoV er Cash, or ppprovca LVantrr Produce. - 4,v - D. PRICE. ir ' - ,i - -

Cash WZkntcd,. A I.Ti persons whe notes and nccccnts ate f long

i- stand iujjv.tr specially requested to call and pay

the samcjJK'ts impossible for mo to carry on uusinccs vvithotSinoney. D. PRICE. E.'ooi-vilk, 10A Oct. 41

s2i))reniicc fVanted!

ThNE or TWO smart active boys, between 14 and 17 Years of age: having received a liberal En-

iiMi Hiim(.,u loii.uuiicc meumenTV, ni iL-asi, niiuuurai

uueuc, wm receive a gooti siiuation 10 icarn rue nri and mvsf "M'V of l!m PrintinT ltnximtfc.. Tinvs wlmnrn

desirous of learning the Business, will do well to make

immediate application at tiie Indie.r.a American. Prut ti-ij? OJirc. Grtolc.r 11, 1933.

T'Vare

PNOCII P. JOHN, has jA-J and convenient Ware!

Mouse.

s now in readiness a large

louse, littcu lor receiving

and finvardin-r .VniiCH.'LYlTZB AJfD CVUJsTliY PRODUCE. Merchants residing intlio intc-

ri.-.rof the Slate, who have their GOODS landed at

this place, r.nv denend upon having the most prompt

attention paid to forwarding them, should they becon-

sinuod to Ins carei

SHIPPERS, who have produce, can be aecommoanled with siorag,?, and liavo their property forwarded to anv market thv iiwv direct. His Warehouse is at

the south end of Mr S Ludlow's row of three story

li:iitnntrs on Miort street, fronting the river, and is en

lirely above high water mark. He will also sell for a moderate commission, any property that may be sent to h'r.i, and his charges for storage and forwarding will bo so regulated, as to meet reciprocally, the in-

terr;-t oi nil tUc parties concerned.

His PORK IIOUSU. will ho comnletcd in a few

weeks, when lie will be nolo to accommodate those

place to write his hi-h-souled lucrubations than where ! w'- wif,h,t0 ?acl PJk- r.rk barrels, lard kegs and

come "fair" little 'meddlesome' tyrannical Miss can have an opportunity of peeping over his shouideis, and then turn up her nose in spiteful 'invectives. But, he certainly means more than Le says. Spirits of Na.r, Edwix, and O, where are yel Though these worthies have ceased to 'smash' the hearts of the 'ladies' a 'total stranger' has taken their dace to 'please the fair.' The sacred preacher does all he can, To draw from Satan the soul of man! But some are led so very far, They prefer a Tom Paine or Voltaire, Such devout men (say they) should know To what place man's soul should go. Yhs.t new light is here thrown upon tyranny! Our author has forgotten his subject. But he need not be

alarmed; if there is any part of the in material man

about him, this production, is strongly emblematic of: un; therefore notice is hereby given to all persons in

salt, will bo furnished at cash market prices

LawrenceburghjAu?. 23, 1:):. J5-4m

Monet TFanied.$?

rmHOSE indebted to mc either by Note or'Bxiok

-LL Account, for GOODS purchased previous to the

1st of January last, are requested to matte immediate

payment. I cannot carry on my business without money, and shall not wait much longer on claims of the

above description. R. TYNER, Brcokville, August 27, 1S33. Go-tf

tflLdmiuisfralors Notice.

WOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that letters of

-Ll Administration have been granted to tlie undersigned, of the Goods, Chattels, Rights, Credits, Moneys and Effects, which were of the Estate of the late

Gcouon I'iieams, deceased, of Franklin county, Tndi

its immortality.

Let us now cling to the subject again Behold tha monster that has and does stain, Even from the battle at New Oaleans, To the highest seat in Columhia'e means;

debted to said estate to make immediate payment, and

those having demands against said estate: to brins

tl.em in properly r.uthentieated w ithin twelve months

t-.-om the date hereof. WILLIAM BAKE,

September 20, 19S3.-T-Sw Administrator

j. U. 1 he Estate is supposed to be insolvent. W.B

LA MOTT'S COUGH DROPS. Valuable Medicines forCouglis & Consumptions. rHlIIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to Ha present Ja. prevailing disorders of the breast and lungsjeading toconsumption. Common colds and coughs,which are occasioned by obstructed perspiration, will readily yield to its influence, removing those troublesome irritations, which act as a constant stimulant to coughing. It eases pain, and induces rest to an eminent degree. Persons afflicted with pulmonary complaints bleeding of the lungs, &c. spasmodic asthma, palpita

tion of the heart, and consumptive affections, even in the most advanced periods of life, will find immediate relief, from its remarkable power of diminishing the

irritability of the system, and the velocity of the circu

lation, and by cleansing and healing the disordered parts. It also affords immediate relief in the hooping cough.

Cony of a teller from Dr. J. C. Rennet, ttafed Circleville, June 20'-' Jlessrs Crosbys I have the plea 10 state to you

the salutary effects in manvs'es' which I have wit

nessed in the use of yf excellent Cough urops. as a medicine in those diseases for which it is highly re-

COniWn"cu, jt cupula nut iy iiavv a ottuaiLiuic ui un equal. " In my practice, since I received of

you proxy to sell tlicm, l have administered tnem in some cases of Phthisis Pulmonaa and of Spasmodic

t'Ahma, and in general found that they produced re-

lfie when other pectoral medicines in high repute, had slaild 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 remedy; at

eaast so far immediate, as any medicine can be so call

ed, in regard to the time required for operation. It

certainly must be obvious, that the evils of those dis

eases winch these drops were designed to cure, will be lessened in proportion to their more extensive use.

This may wear the appearance-of hypothesis, as as

sertions of medicines often do; but when authenticat

ed by so many experiments all producing the same sal

utary results, we are divested of doubt m their use, and unclouded certainty. Yours respccfullv.

JOHN COOK BENNETT. Extract of a letter from the Rev. E. Harris, dated, Salem, N Y January 12, 192."). Messrs Crosbys I am pleased with this opportuni

ty of relating a few facts which may serve in com

mendation of your excellent Cough drops, r or ten years I was afflicted with a pulmonary complaint; my cough was severe; my appetite weak, and my strength

failinff? I used many popular medicines; but 1 only

found temporary relief, until by a continued use of your

valuable Drops, I have been blessed with such perfect health, as to render means unnecessary. EBENEZER HARRIS. CERTIFICATES. Messrs Crosbys I have for 18 years been troubled with an affection of the breast and lungs, attended with

a severe cough, pain in the side, and difficuty of breath

ing; and in the fall of 192o, 1 became so much reduced that my life was despaired of; and receiving no visible

benefit from my physician, I was advised to make tri

al of La Mott s Cough Drops; and after taking one hot

tie, was restored to perfect health; and it is my firm

belief, that the use of the abov

my life. T

Columbus, Ohio, July 22, 192G.

This may certify that in the month of July, 1823, I was attacked with a cough, which, from its continued irritation of the parts, for four or five months became alarming, from its frequency, producing faintnes and great prostration of both mental and bodily powers. I procured La Mott's Cough Drops, and taking according to the directions, which gave immediate relief: so that before I had used all of one bottle, I was perfectly free from any cough. I would cheerfully recommend them to those alike afflicted. CAROLINE BENTON. Lee, Mass. Sept. 7, 192!V OCT Price Fifty Cents per bottle. For sale at the Store of J. Rittcnhouse, in Harrison, and at the Store of WM. B. & S. M. DAVIS, Brookville. Julv'l, 1833. ,28-Gm

DR. WHITTOX'S VEGETABLE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. TIIE convenience of a cheap remedy, in the form of Pills, suited to the commencement of mots of the indispositions to which we arc liable, needs no comment. Many diseases, in their forming stae are easily arrested, by the exhibition of proper cathartic medicine; and the consequent suffering and expense are thereby avoided. All that pills can effect, in preserving or restoring health and that is much maybe expected, and will bo derived from the timely use be these Pills. Are peculiarly excellent in every variety of head ache, proceeding from a foul, acid or bilious state of the 6tomach; and in all feverishness of the system dependant on the same cause. In short, for every derangement of the stomach and bowels, requiring cathartic medicine, the Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills admit of no comment. Price 23 cents. 0C? For sale at the store of J. Rittcnhouse, Harrison, Ohio, and at the store of W. B. & S. M, Davis, Brookville. July 1, 1833. 2G-Gm

ve named drops, s&veilSW ' -'DW Tl THOMAS JONES; L VEGETABLE

Executor s JYoiice. THE undersigned, Executor of the Estate of Connelius Vieley, deceased, requests that all persons having claims against said Estate would present them for settlement without delay properly authenticated, and those indebted to said Estate are also required to settle without delay said estate is presumed to be entirely solvent. DAVID E. W. VIELEY. October 10ft, 1833. 41 -3w

Land for Sale ! THE subscriber offers for sale one hundred and seventy acres of land, north west quarter, section fifth, lying in Brookville township, Franklin county, Indiana; is well timbered and watered, and will be sold on reasonable terms. About 40 acres are in cultivation, and good buildings. Persons wishing to purchase a good seat for Distillery and Brewery, now is the time, " PETER GERARD. October 7,' 1933. 41-3w

JAMES M KINLEY, B. S. II. M.

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and the

public generally, that he has commenced the

Cordwaining Business, at MOUNT CARMEL, Franklin county, la. where he will thankfully receive and promptly attend to any business entrusted to his care, with which customers may favor him. Orders from a distance will be promptly attended to. N. B. Those indebted to the subscriber must come forward immediately, and settle their accounts either by Cash or Note. JAS. M'KINLEY. October 4, 1933. 41-3v JUST received, and for sale a few BARRELS OF SALTnho soma SOLE and UPPER LEATHER. R. TYNER. September 3", 1S33. CG-tf

VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS, or CERTAIN REMEDY. "JIS'ANY articles are before the public, as a cure for 11M. that obstinato and most tormenting disease, the Rheumatism, and from close observation, we are led to believe they have to a very great extent, failed to produce the desirable result; and may it not be attributable to the fact, that arttcles said to cure this troublesome disorder, are also recommended to cure almost every disease with which our frail bodies are attacked, and in their preparation that object is kept in view, viz: to have the medicine a cure for all diseases. The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offered to the public as a sure remedy for chronic or inflam-' matory Rheumatism; and as no case is known where a perfect cure was not effected, we are justified in declaring it a valuable medicine forthat painful disease and for no other is it recommended. (r A few of the many testimonials of its efficacy are given below: 1 Messrs O & S Crosby & Co Gentlemen: J-eI happy in having it in my power to state te you the good effect of your Vegetable Rheumatic Drops, had in restoring me from ick bed. In thq month of April last, I teas so afflicted with the Inflammatory Rheumatism ttt I was confied to my bed. I was entireW -"lUj? to help myself. I could not so much as .rn myscf in bed, ami it was with tV,o o-reatest diff culty that I could be moved in it; I tried variD,-s vinjT of medicine, und was attended by a skilful physician but all to no effect, until I made use of your Sure Remedy, which, when applied as directuil. pave me immediate relief. Within a short time after I commein.i using it, I was able to ride out and tttend to my usual business. I can cheerluolly recommend it to the public as being a good medecjne fot Uhcumatic complaints, as it has been a numbersbf months i-nl 1 have had no return. AARON HOLD1UDGL". Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 1st. 1832. Jlessrs Croseoy's & Co. I was afflicted lor 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 Remedy, and made the application as directed, and before I had used one half ff it, a perfect cure was effected; andjo my knowledge the same bottle cured two of my neiglv' bors. It is now about two years since I used your, medjecine, and I have not been troubled with the Rheu-

: nnn'pv sp vi hiw:

Marion, Marion county, Ohio, May 20th, 1&32. Sirs I hereby certify, that I was for two years afflicted with the Rheumatism. I made use of different kinks of medecine, which only gave temporary relief. In the fall of 1930, the complaint settled in my knee joints, so that I was unable to walk without great pain; I procured a bottle of your Vegetable Rheumatic Drops, or Sure Remedy, and applied as directed, which gave immediate relief, and within a few days a permanent 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; andl really believe that it was those drops alone that affected the cure. A.WASHBURN. Franklin County, Chio, 10th April, 1832. Take notice that the bottles are stamped "Vegetable Rheumatic Drops;" and the wrapper is signed O. & S. Crosby & Co. with red ink: none other are genuine. Price Fifty Cents. For sale at the Store of J. Rittcnhouse, in Harrison and at the Store of . j, - WM . W.Sc S. 31. DAVIS , Brookville. IvBrooMilkS, July 13,' 1833. 6m

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TOOTHACHE DROPS'.1

Vlifch fc.iernianent and radical cure mav be ob

tained cthnt ojdagreeable p;iin, the Toothache, with all its attlndant evils; slich as fracturing the jaw in extracting of the "teeth, 'which often proves more painful than the t&othache itself; and cold passing from the decayed teeth" to thevjuw, thence to the head producing'a rheumatic affection, with many other unpleasant effects, such as disagreeable breath, bad taste in the mouth, &c. all of. which are produced from foul or decayed taeth. I am happy to have it in my power to offar to the world a remedy, that will not only remove the pain, nine times out of ten, if properly applied, but preserve the teeth from further decay, and arrest the disease in such as are decaying and have not commenced aching, restoring them to health and usefulness. CERTIFICATES. Mr. Thomas White I have the pleasure to inform you, that agreeably to your request, I have been using your Toothache Drops in my practice for some time past, and I must acknowledge that I find them far superior to any thing I have ever yet known for that purpose. You are perfectly safe in recommending them to cure nine times out often; for from the success I have had, 1 believe your recommendation falls short of their merits. I am well convinced that it will cure most cases of Toothache when it is timely and properly applied. I am not prepared to speak of its preservative properties; but what I have seen of your teeth that have long been cured and preserved from decaying and from a few weeks experience, I am decidedly of tho opinion that it will have a beneficial effect in pre-., serving the teeth; and recommend it, hoping that it . may prove a blessing to humanity, and advantagcou to yourself. With respect, I remain yours, &c. WM. I. A. BIRKEY, Surgeon jpesris'v Philadelphia, September 12, 18S2. . To the Public. Sometime in May, Dr.. Thomas White left with me some of his Vegetable $thache Drops, and requested me to use it in my practice Iac. cordingly did recommend it to six of my friends, and some of them had been complaining of the Toothache

for more than three months; and out ol the six 11 perfectly cured five. I am now fully convinced of its salutary effect, not only in curing the toothache, but prevents teeth from further decaying. Baltimore, July 7th, 1820. J. H. WINCHESTER, 31 D To the Public The subscriber, in his practice as a Dentist, having successfully and to a considerable extent used Dr. Thomas White's Toothache Drops, can recommend them, when genuine, as superior to any other medicine in use. E. HALb. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jan. 1831. . 03- For sale at the store of J. Rittcnhouse, Harrison, Ohio, and at the Store of

W. B. & S. M. Davis, Brookviuc July 1. 1833. 27-fm

LANK CONSTABLE SALES for salo at ths

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