Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 October 1836 — Page 3

AMERICAN. i: o o ii vi l l n, i ;r i a i a. '"""FRIOAY, OCTOBER 2S, IS30. TICKETS. ITarriaon Electoral Tickets will be ready for

i stribution at this officetat anytime after Saturday next. Our friends in different townships are re vested to call and get a supply. Maryland. Our latest date fmm Annapolis, rMJ ) is -'ct 1,lu al wl"c" lur,c u,e Electors still continueu to uicui t:ery uay, anu aujourn sjill endeavoring to keep the State Government i'.ive, and until a sufficient number of the rcvolu- . - 1 - ' 1 imdaI UTltl. lt,m t . . rll..t W.......-. will bo the ultimate issut, none dare prophect. For our part, we view it as a gloomy prospect. vFrom Texas we hive no late IntclUgence. ne internal commotion of Mexico, and their late i Mstrous defeat iu Texas, make them rather fcarl in their movements. PeHiuyltiViit. Returns of the late election in S, j State come to hand very tardily. Our latest aformation is by the National Intelligencer of the 19-hof Oct., which says: "The intelligence from PtNNsVLVAM since our last i encouraging. In the western districts the Whigs appear to have iocatctive, and true to their duty. Mr. McKknsu, a staunch Whig, ha9 been re-elected to Con rwss in the Washington District by an increased majority, and in the Beaver District thorough Whifs have been elected both to the next Confess and to fill Mr. Banks's vacancy. The Chimbersburg Repository very justly remarks , V do not believe that the result of the late election ought to discourage the friends of Gen. Hirrtson. The causct which operated to pro duce it cannot bear on his election to any extent. Ik election has been email every where, and the Ymites have carried by very email majorities. The Whig majority in Philadelphia alone overbiUnces the united majorities of nearly all the cflunties hoard from, in which the Van Buren 'men have elected their Assembly men.' " V. Jertrv. The National Intelligencer of October 15HU says that "the election in New Jersey appears to have resulted in a tie in one branch of tie Legislature, and a majority of 12 Spoilsmen in lie other. It is stated in some of the papers, a tat authority does not appear, that the Presi dential electors will not be chosen by the Legisla tures was anticipated, but that .n early day will be fixed by that body for an election by the People. Should this be the case, it will still be in the power tftbe Whigs to give the vote of the State to their cindidaU. Nothing is necessary to their success Here, at well as in other States where Jacksonism Us been permitted to triumph through their uipinenew, but to imitate the zeal, and devotion, r.d fidelity to their eausc which is (to their praise be it twken) ever displayed by their adversaries. One county is named by the New York Commerce! Advertiser, in which between 300 and 400 Whigs omitted to give their votes. If this be not treason, it is a kindred vfleuce it is a high breach f public trust and ought to be punishable by AUt! Alas!! Uy the following article from the last number of the (Jreensburgh Repository, we hue the latest news from the ghost of the late "Brooiti'tc t uqvirert" deceased. It will be recollected that its. disembodied spirit haunted the ct.iens of (Jreensburgh, for a season under the cloak of the Creensburgh Courier, but more recently the citizens of Shelby ville have been disturbed by its unearthly shrieks and piteous groans, wUiolt hive rc if the midnight air. What town or is to be ciirsrJ next, by its ttoctiirii.il vist', history earth not. ".lias oor yoricAv From the Grcensbnrg-h Repository, Oct. 13. SMbyxille Courier. As a faithful chronicler of (using events, it has become our duty, to record t! sudden and ualimely demise, of the ShetbyHe Conrirr. Some weeks Finec it evinced maniiest symptoms of a decline; but its friends were not at all apprehensive of so speedy a dissolution. It would be preposterous in the extreme," and absolutely superfluous, to attempt any thing like a connected obituary notice.- suffice it to say, that since our acquaintance with the deccaod, it has dto contend with the winds and the waves of lvcrsity, probably to as gaeat an extent as any ther portion of mortality. No doubt.liowever.it tar the ills of life, its "ups and downs," with a degree of patience commensurate with its many Misfortunes. It might be well however to remark tlui the "Courier" has for the most part, been a fit!iful, lualous, supporter of Van Iluren-Johnson m conciusiou we s.y, peace ashes. be to its "The S.Votc." The company of showmen, with ttiir animals, monk ics, Arc. passed through, and ;pcJ at this place on yesterday week. But it is witU pleasure we announce to our readers, that tueir great attraction was but poorly attended. e umlersUnd that th y took in about 2"i dollars, 'bile their expenses were Tour times that much. '!Vi8 is as it should be. Follow this course, fel-law-citizoiis, and showiticn will soon learn, that " order to attract the attention of the Jloosicrs lKv must have something worth seeing, and that tW must treat us as though we were clviliicd beings. We have been gulled too often to be duped ly more by these polite swindlers. e understand that the company of showmen quite lavish in their abuse of the editor of lls paper, for having in a former number, called , N attention of the public to the manner in which Ne unsuspecting part of our community had been Pd by their fuming- bills, which are generally livrgr than their shows. Of their abuse we care 45 little as we do of the idle wind. We have also informed by some of those who did visit their C4rn that not much more than half that was presented on their bills, was shown. How long "H the public continue to sutler these impositions!

vnthey not be made to feel the severity of the law!

Tli T.e-rishl.ueof the Stale o'Tctpv nwmblcUtNa.lmlle on Monday, the 3d "ct. at an extra FcsMon, called by the Uoveror, tocoiiMdertheexptdic.icvof n:i..,.r

aw to authorise the AiUioiwiric, of the State -mnt- ineir uiwuemi ot tli . .Vcrnvc millions ot dollar.) ,ih will hem the Ireasury on the oil. January next. AulioHal Intelligencer. Proper female Legislation. The Chio Observer contains an article purporting to come from the . 'uusuh, reiaiing lo the sad want of ur m u.at puce. The first resolution deClares that emilimr WL-o ....1 r..i .. , . '.uiiuuiii snail reward the gentlemen of the place .provided they construct proper walks; the second, request them, if they tell not, to stand without Iheir doors in muddy weather when calling on business, or defer calling until a dry or frosty season; the thir.l declares, that to prevent delay, each lady will urge this matter in her own family until it is accomplished. Cii. Journal. Mr. A an Cirkn s Geskalout. It is reported that when Murtin Van Buren was Minister to L.ngland, at a levee given to the King, the Queen put tohim.the question. "How far can vou trace back your ancestry, Mr. Van liurent" With his usual readiness the minister answered, 'as Tar back as Kinderhook, Madam." Whereupon the Queen said with much surprise, "Is it possible!" imacrining of course, that Kinderhook" was the name of some Indian Chief. She was perfectly satisfied with the respectability's!" his connexions! .3 father and ttco children burl )o death. The Lowell Patriot publishes a letter from Townsend, Mass. which states that the dwelling house in that town, occupied by Colburn Green, his wife, and six children, was burnt to ashes on the evening of the 2d instant; and the father and his two youngest children perished in the flames! The mother and four children providentially escaped. The father was awakened by one of his daughters, who slept in the room where it is supposed the fire first took, and went to the door, gave the alarm, and returned into the house to get two little children, which were left by their mother she hav ing carried out one in her arms, and on his return to the door he was met by the Hames and fell, as is supposed, with his children in his arms, and all three expired together. IIsavek, Pa., August 3. An Ohio paper speaks of a boy that at twelve years of age, weighed 16vl pounds. Pretty fair weight to be sure; hut not up to Heaver county. We have a heavier case, or rather a pair ot cases, as follows, About three years ago, a pair, or match, as the cae may be, were married in the southern corner of this county, and from the hyinenial alter were taken to the scales, they were "weighed in t he balance," and certainly were not found wan ting. Their weight in conjunction, was 7fft) pounds! there is no doubt of the correctness of this statement names in another column. .lrg-;if. Uathihjrn's I.ktteii. llathhuin -has w ritten lo his creditors in whiYh he states his debts at ;jslS0O,OO0, and his property, at a fair valuation, .GS 1,000. lie says he is anx ious toliKvC every man paid, what ever may be the result of the trial, lie proposes a meeting of the creditors, to see what is best lo be done, to prevent a forced sale and sacratice of the property assigned. Different Prices o 11 heat and Flour. Wheat lias been selling in Cleveland, Ohio, at 1 40 per bushel, and Salisbury, N C. for less than $1 al the highest price. In the latter place Hour is but jjsG per barrel, and corn onlv -10c. a bushel, and oats UOc. Wabash anu Erik Cabal Lams. Governor Lucas has issued his prclamalion for the sale of the lsnd lying within the state of Ohio, "that were granted by an act of Congress to the state or Indiana, to aid said state in opening a canal to unite at navigable points the waters ol the v abash river will, those of Lake F.rie. and which weie by the state of Indiana., transferred to the state of Ohio.' The sale of such portion as lies within the Lima Land District, will commence at the town of Defiance, in Williams county, on .Monday the 24. Jay - Ort.tbrr, 18:56, and will be held and kept open, for one week and no longer: And the sales for the disposal of such part of said lands as lies within the Hucvrus Land District, will commence t at the town of Pkkrvsrvkgh, in Wood county, on .Monday the Hth day f November, anil will be held and kept open atTimx, for one week and no longer. Lebanon Star. Catholic Statistic. There are now in the United States three hundred and eighty-two c hurches, three hundred and forty-eight priests, twenty colleges and seminaries lor msilcs, sixty seminaries for females, and seventeen convents. V. 1'. Era. HYMENEAL 'If you are for pleasure Marry! If you prize rosy health Marry! And even if money be your object Marry! -'lf yon love the Creator, you ought to marry, to raise him up more worshippers, if you love the ladies, you ought to marry, to make them happy if vou love mankind, you ou'ht to marry, to perpetuatc the glorious race ir you love your counti ry, vou ought to marry, to raue up soldiers to devou ouht to marry, to give good citizens to one, miiI it in line, ii - w .. . and glorious angeis loiim mu AT.n.m On the 20th inst.by the Rev. Elijah Barwick, Mr. Juskph IUdmas of this village to Miss Mary Skinnkr of this township ..octor.Uv hv the same. Mr. Hiram CarMii itAKi.to Mist Mary Ann Stringkr both of this vicinity. On the 27 lli ult. by Kev. Joab Stout, Mr. Paul Holiday to Miss Sarah Stout, all of this county. t.. i... "int. inst. bv the same. Mr. Abraham Mii.ikii to Miss Nancy Yanrcoyoc all of this county. iv.. . !.; net. l.v l!ov. Joab Stout Mr. v iroii. Millspavuii to Miss Mary this County. Oil vvn nJank Hays all of t)IUTl;AUV. I)iKDOn Sunday morning last, in this place, I.cthkr Hi!MA!,son of Benjamin and Abagail Remcy, aged 16 months and 23 days. "As the sweet flower that stents the morn, But withers in the ending day. Thus was this lovely infants dawn, Thus swiftly tied his life away. He died ere his expanding soul Had ever burnt with wrong desires; Had ever spurn'd at Heaven's control, Or ever quench iu eavred fires.

Baltimore.

MIV. subscriber hereby gives notice that he W'lll eXnOSf? At hllhlii. o l I ... Of . I ..,.. uajsof November next, from two to three hundred Int. in the town of BALTIMORE, situated on "hite Water River. Franklin County, Indiana. I or many years past, the subscriber has been ardently solicited to lay off a town at this point, an.l dispose of lots; but has always heretofore relused on the ground of his irreconcilable aversion to triHing country villages, whose populations are made up too frequently of the idle, dissolute, and intemperate portions of the community. Hut believing that since the passage of the Internal Improve"lent bill, there are rtmfrrrp.l i,nn .!.::. : i dition to the universally acknowledged natural advantages .t possesses, others that w. II render it o point of great importance for business of every kind, atid.secure the erection of a town not surpassed by many in the State, he has become convinced that it is his duty to open the way for the accommodation of the country, and to meet the eager wishes of the numerous applicants who are desirous of establishing themselves t i;;m , i spot. Baltimore has heretofore been extensfvclv known by the name of Conwell's Mills, and for Mall J nogs. veais has been a place of considers!,!. J'he valuable Mill I i. nr i . - -j-w . i. j , uiuiii" (IIIU tilling Machinery, 1 annery, and extensive Mercantile establishment; and various Mechanic shops have caused it to be regarded as the centre ol business to a large tract of surrounding country. For beauty, fertility of soil, and advanced state of improvement, this neighborhood is not excelled bv any in the r.ate. As regards the eclubrity of the proposed site for the town, it is unrivalled. During the last 16 years the subscriber has resided in Una neighborhood; there has been a population ot from JO to 60 souls at this place, and but a single death has occurred during that time. IJaltimore is situated on the western side of the west branch of W hite Water River. The White Water Canal which connects the great National Road, in the fertile interior of the State, with the Ohio Iliver at Lawrenceburgh, a branch of which will rr0 lo Cincinnati, passes immediately through the town, 'lhis Canal is already commenced, the whole hue will be soon under coi.tract, and vigorously prosecuted to a speedy completion. The proposed site n? mil.P.8 from Co-rmersville, 15 from Ilrookville, 16 from Rushville, XJ2 from Greensburgh, 56 from Incianapohs, and oo from Cincinnati, fcituated on the River and Canal. It possesses advantages of W ater Power adequate for every purpose that may be required. At the town and for two miles and a half above it, there is sufficient fall, and at all seasons an abundant supply of water to drive one hundred run of stones. When it is considered that a largo body of the most fertile land in the state, densely populated, lies immediately west of this point, and that for the greater part of the year from its entire destitution of Mill .Streams, its inhabitants arc compelled to resort to this place. It may readily be conceived that this is one of the most important points for business upon the whole line of the Canal. Lying as it does upon the immediate, and direct line to market, it already attracts the citizens of a considerable part of Fayette, Rush and Decatur counties; and this attraction will acquire a much wider range, and extend to many fertile counties farther in the interior North, and West as the place increases in size and importance; several tributary streams pour into White Water both from the East, in its vicinity, on the margin of which are thriving and populous settlements, which for years have been dependent on this point as their centre of business. Alon these streams are 6tate and county roads conceit traling at this place, and connecting it with Connersville, BroukVille, Oxford. Rushville, Greensburgh, and other intermediate towns. Of all the necessary materials for building improvements, there is an abundant supply aslay, Stone, Timber, &c. It may be worth while to noticethat the great projected Rail Road, so interesting to the South West; designed to connect Cin. cinnati with Charleston will unquestionably attract me uusiuess oi i ne northern and western part of the Mate to the Ohio River, in which event the YMutc Water Canal will be the obvious channel through which this immense trady will flow. In conclusion it is thought proper to intimate that as it has always been the anxious design of the proprietor to promote the interests of good morals and society, he designs in the disposition of this property to secure as far as practicable these ircat interests by requiring a pledge from all purchasers, without exception, that the property purchased shall never he used for the purpose of establishing Dram Shops or Distilleries. . Liberal reservations will be made for tho erection of places of Worship, Seminaries, Markets, Jcc. Terms. One-third cash, or a note and security, with interest, at ninety days. ISallance payable at any time within three years, at the option of the purchaser, he paying interest from day of sale. JAMES CON WELL. Conwell's Mills, Oct yoth, 18:56. 44 ow. CASH WWXTIiD. HIOSE indebted to David Price are requested . to call and settle their claims, such as are due; especially, notes that have been standing. over the last season. By so doing, thev will confer a tavor on the subscriber. DAVID PRICE. Brookville, Oct. lit hi, S:'6. ESTUAY. VkEN I P, on the 24th day of September 1S36, by William G. Todd, of White Wate township, Franklia county, Ind., an estray Mare. a small brown, with a star in her forehead, a scar on the left thigh, and a lump on the right flank, about thirteen and a hall hands high, and supposed to be seven years old last spring; no other bra.ids or marks discoverable. Appraised by Eliphalet Barber and Jonathan George, at twentv-seven and a half dollars, as per affidavit on rile. Given under my hand and seal, this 4th day of October A. D 16. JOHN P. CASE. J. P. October 4tb, 1SS6. 42 3w "I'l Mail s in Town." W. T. REEKS TAILOR, .iru taKen the room immediately over Mr. Isaac Price's Saddler Shop, and havinz also, come to the determination not to irrt-c as Sheriff of this county at present, 1 feel myself pre pared, under such circumstances, to attend to any call iu my line, from a double stitched Coxcoat, to a pair of drawers no mistake iu me. I expect to receive the New York aud Philadelphia Fashions regularly, every three mouths. W. T. BEEKS. Those of my customers, whose accounts have been of long standing, must come forward aud pay up. ll is lmpossiDie tor me io pay my Journeymen without money. I must have the splinters. W. T. B. Sept. 21st, 1836. SALT. "HTST received and for sals, by the barrel, or at 99 retail, a large quantity of halt. X. D. G A LLI OX. Sept. 26th, 1636. 40 tf.

Medicines, Paints &c 1 V Ar.lv keep on Land a general as sortment of the followinff articles, whirl. will be sold at wholesale or retail, at City prices. Jpodildoc Calomel I'atemans Drops God Ire vs Cordial llritish Oil Harlem do Castor do Sweet do Oil Spike Balsam Life Bloodiroods Elixir Crolon Oil Adhesive Piaster Pink Root Senna Leaves Jalap Ked precipitate Oint me nt Spts. Turpentine Alcohol Letharge Prussian Blue Indigo Red Lead ofi Health Fahncstocks Vermifuge ClevcI.mdsAgueDropsj Duct. II. Jagnes CarWhite do Venetian Red Spanish Brown Madder minitive lialsam and Health Restorative Cream Tartar Tartaric Acid Syp. Carb. Soda Gum Opium Arabic Chrome Yellow u Green Ess. -Peppermint " Cinnamon Camphor Asafoclidu Aloes Myrrh Shellac Cologne Water Black Ink Red do Indeliable do Copal Varnish u epper Boot do Annalto Jappan do Giound Mustard Refined Rorax Carb. Magnesia Lemon Sjrup Gardners Lineament Starch Shaving Soap Rhubarb Liquorice Cloves Cinnamon Shoe Blacking Nutmegs Nulgalls Sponge Snuir Sulphate Quinine Toy Paints. 18i6. C4 htv. Jtrookville Aur 16tl Covington JL Brookville (Cotton Yarn. finUE Subscribers have on hand. and will coutinJL ue to keep, a large stock of Covington and Ilrookville cotton yarn, assorted numbers which hey pledge themselves to sell, either at wholeale or retail at the Cincinnati prices. Merchants and others wishing to purchase cotton yarn wiltind it to their interest to make their purchasel here, us by doing eo, they will save the carriags from Cincinnati. II. At S. TYNER. Au it. 1830. I. AW NOTICE. H Johu A. Matson and Ceo. Holland, AN E associated themselves in the practice of the law in Franklin and the adjoining Counties of the Kd and 6th Judicial Circuits of the atate of Indiana. One of the tirm will attend regularly the Terms of the Supreme Court of the State and District Court of the United States. Office first door north of the Clerks office. Brookville July 2?, ISiiG. 3 Gui Cash lor Wheat aiicTKas. THE subscribers will pay one dollar per bus he! lor merchantable Wheat, and four and a I alf dollars per hundred for clean li.mcn and r. tton rags; all to be delivered at tUeir Mills in Biookvine. PHILLIPS Brookville Sept. 29th 18:-.6. & SPEER. 40 tf. Si A LIS OF SCHOOL LANDS. AN Thursday the 22nd day of December, I8?.G, VJ' at the Court House, in Franklin countr. Indiana, will be offered for sale, bv the Schonlrnm. missioner of sai.l county, the sixteenth section of luuo, reserved to township number twelve, in rane number thirteen west, for school purposes; said land is situate in said township and county aforesaid; and will be offered at public sale, in lots of forty acres each, between the hours of 10 o'clock A M and 6 o'clock P. M. on said day, aud the sale con iiuucu irom uay io uay, until all be offered. SAMUEL SERING. School Commissioner of said County of Franklin. October loth, 1S:'C. 43 9w MEDICAL NOTICE. rjpilL. society of the Fifth Medical District of tne .tatc ol Indiana, will meet at the Connersville Hotel, (Connersville, la.) on Wednesday, the second day of November next. By order of the Society K. T. BROWX, Scc'y. "6. 4;j 3W October 1st. 1 J 1ST RECEIVED, FRESH Supply of Fall and Wii.tPr a. consisting in part of the following articles, to-wit.-7 q cases Coorse one o f Fine K'ipp Boots. Miter's Cxirse and Fine Shoes. Boys, .Misses, and Childrcns Shoes. Figured and Plain Mcrino,and ass'd Collars Jiombazets; Baze Flannels; Bed Blankets. Beaver, Straw and Silk Bontuts. Striped Fluid; and Figvrcd Jackoncls. JSalin: Gmlon Flannels. & c.&-r. Besides, a general assortment of Groceries VcaT, j iiirtrr, Ulasszi are, It indole Glass, J'nils. .1 general assortment of Hard ware, .ill of u hich, tee. will sell lore for cash. or approved produce, such as Flaxseed, Timothy and Clover sccd,Fcathcrs, Flax, Linsey, Jeans, Ac v c. DAVID PRICE A Co. Ocl.5ih, IS3G. ROOTS cV SHOES. JUST received a large and excellent assortment of Men's coarse Boots, Shoes, "4 J2r6rans. with a large quantity of Children's Sboes JL- ft ALSO Ladie's Calf, Morocco, Prunela Shoes, Boots, and Pumns. All of which 1n the Ea6t before the rue, are now offered for sale! at a small profit, and very low, by X. D. GALLIUM. Brookville, Sjpt. 26th, 13:16. 40 tf DOCTOR CI11TWOOD, HAVING permanently located himself in the town of Mount Carmel, Indiana, eight miles east of Brookville. respectfully tenders his Professional services to the surrounding country. He would also inform young gentlemen, who are aasirous of studying the Medical and Physical sciences, that he can accommodate them with the use of a good Library; together with boarding and instruction. August 21th, 1836. 35 6m.

Drugs,

TAILOR IAYJ

S SHEPPERD respectfully infoims the citi- . zens of Brookville and its vicinity that he has removed his shop to the shop that was formerly occupied by NV.T. JBeeks, as a tailor shop on the north side of the public square, east of N. D Galhon s Store; ana is ready to do work in the latest rashion. and by prompt attention hopes to receive a liberal share of the public patrona-e. Brookville Sept. 2l)lh lSt'G. 40 CIIAIU MANUFACTORY nnlll. t ' H . c!uu&crlDer respectfully informs the citizens of Franklin county, that luiiLiiiim me uusinessot CHAIR JIAKIftG in the town of Brookville, Franklin Co. inuiana, wnere lie is prepared to execute all contracts or oiders in his line, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Those wishing to procure either common or fancy chairs, will do well to call and examine his work As ha intends to apply himself closely to his shop, he Hatters himself that he will render satisfaction by doing his work not inferior to any in the country Mis shop :s immediately north of R. & S. Tyner'a Store. Call and see. n i r, i-'RAXKLIX McGIXXIS Brookville. Dec. S-Hh. 15 52 bty A Money Wanted Again. LL persons indebted to the subscribers, cither by note or book account, which is now due, are requested to make payment. Those whose notes 4- accounts have been a long tinie due wjll be to yosts, unless payment is made withoutdelay li is impossible for us to wait mud. longer, on such claims, and we hope all will save us the trouble of bringing suits against them. H- S. TYXER. VJrookville. Sept. 2Uth, 1636. J & SHOES. LSI received, and for sale, PAIRS of Miller's coarse Coots. ,10 too 50 do do do S,- S. Brogans. do do TYXER. common my s Ii. Spt. 2ht, IS3G. WILLIAM .71. Itt'CARTY; Attorney and Counselor at Iauc. WHfJLL hereafter devote himself exclusively to W bis profession and will attend to all Law busmess intrusted to hi. the Circuit Court of the adjoining counties-and in the Circuit, Probate and Justices Courts of Franklin County. Office in the Brick East of the courthouse. irooKviue ept. Oth, ls:6. 37 tf. Jnt ESeeeived and for Sale. 1a,rs Millers make of Coarse Shoes, by f . IJ. PUICE. Jut Recived, A Fresh supply of White Lead Prussian Blue , IT . L,rme- ellovv- AU- U"tor Oil, Sweet Oil, feLoe - arnish, Starch 6cc. for sale by . D. PRICE. Salt hv tho io Just Reee A LARGE quaut.ty of Zanesville Ji- Conemauch Salt, for sale by the barrel or hi.oi Also. 50 KS of Mi,,cr, Coae Boots. Sept. 20th. 1.36. WOODS BRO(lueeiiwivarc. Crates of lluccusware for Crate, by i sale by the TVXFR. 29-bty. Brookville July 5th, 1S36. T. While'. Tooth-Aehc Drops. np L only spcc.hc ever offered to Ihe public rom which a permanent ! radical cure may be obtained of that disagreeable pS, the looth-Achc with all its attendant evils; such as fracturing the jaw in extracting of tLe teeth, whic" often proves more pa.nful than the tooth-ache Uc self, and cold passmg from Ul0 j d e the jaw, tbence to the head producing a rheumatio affection, w, h many other unpleasant effects, s X In ofahb,e brcatb'IbadIlasl i the mouth, &c ?!L. 1 ,re 'm,a,uceJ tool or decayed iceiu. J am Iiappy to Lave it i to the world a remedy, that will 72,1 , . ... . .. .--tin i win iiiriner decay ami r rest the disease in such as are decayingVnd have" not commenced aching, restoring them to health and usefulness. Ilu CO-Directions for use, also certinY.no taut cures, accompany each bottle. KTror sale at the Store of J. Rittenhoufe, Harrison, Ohio, and at the Store of Oct. 16thl3.,b bty. DR. JUDA'LVS, SPECIFIC OLXTME.XT. This valuable medicine is celebrated for curinir the following d.seases: White Swellings of ' d. script, on ; :ore Legs and Ulcers of long standing; Glandular 1 umors; Felons or Catarrhs; Rheuma?! ic pains of the Joints; Sprains, Bruises, and Tetters: Chilblains, or parts affected by frost It i also good for Scalds and Burns. For glandular swellings, it is superior to any medicine yet known. It is much safer than mercurial applications, (as it does not contain the smallest atom of that mineral) because it does not cold PaUeUt l injUry ff0m exPsure It cures the worst Felons or Whitlows, on the application of forty-eight hours. Rheumatisma which have stood as long as to become a systematic disorder, require medicine to be tt.ken inwardly to remove them entirely. But in most cases, by ap plying this Ointmeut externally as directed, it will give relief. For sale attheStore of J. Rittenhouse in Hairi son and at the Store of . BARWICK & BUTLER, Brookville btv. TAILORING. A. F. Rod manTail nrWOULD tender to the public acknowledgeinents for DaBt rvn.,o j .-i, .r ., anu niiorm ttiem. that he still continues business '-down stairs," in the brick building immediately West of the Court House. He conhdeutly refers the public to JS past work (always allowing a little improveent for age and experience) for what be will do in futute. He will also, endeavor to fulfil punctually, his engagements. He receives the Philadelphia, and New Wk tash.cns. and believes be can fit the dimensions of the most deformed, or please tho I laon; vi me liJlJCW labllUlUUv. Brookville Sept. 29th 1836. 40