Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 23, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 June 1837 — Page 3
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FRI1UV,JI E 2. IS37.
New York were in Washington tit the latest i dates, and had an interview with President
x' Van IUtkex on the subject of the currency, AI A.': ,lie Pri'wVre! fa5Iurt,!, &c. No doubt they
( weie leceiveu very politely, lor tlie new 111jcumbentof the White House is one of the
most polite and trig little A llows in the
..,-ir a ul Winning. 1 lie tale winch we worhl. ISut will he resrind the Treasury Cir . Rule In this paper, w as selected for the Amer-J cula.'? Not he at least while the '"Roaring Cnt H- a fetinle friend.'"': We highly appreciate Lion" of Tennessee lives to shake his man?
1 hope S!ie, ailU nil hig imicj aim ,'-- -- iii'mij;iii n fixnj l-liuull III
subscribers will be found imita- serve under such a duel. 1 J here is no hone
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In this tale, vice iujlori"R touiury mi Congress again meets
her ti?t, au1
.tuiii'liters of our
to nf Julia.
..tannce.! J virtue nobly triumph,. ! "ncv "" " "le. In 1840, the n)t c., t -u, , tnreiu,1io tie;P,et' United States must choose a
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minis ot tii-.; irmo j I t.. m i n v are there, of th disposition ofi
tic ' " ' ii . rnn-iino-hani for tho pesee and happiness of ' Mj-,,in' - .. ,,, '' fem,i0: SrEcrK ix Indiana. The President of the tll9 dst.c hearth. We hope a.l our female , R j ,....;.
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AUGUST ELECTION 1837.
For Governor,
SPKIAG and SOI TIER GOODS. THE subscribers have received from Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New-York, their assortment of Spring nnd Summer Roods,
EPITOPE
Of the Proceedings of the M dieal Society. rjlllE Society of the5tl Nodical District, of
the State of Indiana, met nt the Lafaieue
consistinir in part of the follow in? articles, namely; Hotel, RuMiville, 0,1 .Monday the tirt day of iMay, ninths, cnssimeron and cassinots. assorted colors j l.'i7. Present, Drs. M ison, Mirtin, Helm, Sex -Monmouth and Kentucky jpm. Red, jrreen and ton, Arnold, Duncan, (.'ox, .Miller, Hsvmoml, Parwhife flannel. Rose fc saddle blankets. R!.ick, amure, Rose, Sharp, Smith, R. Cogle'y, Braokenhrown and claret merinoes. plain and firnred. Cir-t 1'rniie, and Brown. AVi:liam Clifford, Fiias Posrnsjians of various colors. Hrown and bleached j ton, and James Hlades were admitted to attend
sheetings nnd shirting". TJrown and bleached the fitting of tlie sociely as students of .Medicine
ffubash Courier.
readers wi!! peruse this
t:i;
re sot before them in a strong light.
A NATIONAL HANK. The Nvw Haven Register, one of the organs of Demncrary, so called, in Connecticut, contains a communication on the subject ,f i'ic currency which we would f.tin hone
expresses views of the Editors.
on oti the IOlh u!t. savs
that on the 2o!h of March last the Indiana Ranks, with an aggregate capital of t3.?;000 has an aggregate of specie of A 1.153.ifi'J. 18. ' '
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Ul JlflJ , irai, IX. Hilt I, .'lLLI'.n, BUS lei U ..'I'll! I . II l , . . n.,A nnl .r . " fr ppn(?ers. New m y silks aid t wist, asitorted colors.
ai:d i ranees Ahen, aged . years and 11 months. 'Sporl.wire and ball cotton: Scotch thread. Men's ilavmord, n'nse, ai:d Smith rendered e.xcuses for Dud About 4 o'clock this morning of a pair-''r and silk hats nnd cans. Ladies' satin, beaver r.ot complying with the resolution requiring rer . . ,,- , ., and toured sntin bonnt-ts; tuscan. Whom, anil I ports ot c ites, Ac, and thev were accord, ngly exful ll ticks of Sfiine wiid;s. W hum .1. nldei-t son T ... . . . F .. , . . .... i t i . . . , . 3
ind that is a great evil in J ' xpt-rience is, alter all. ..he sure r,f Daid Price, of this place; a.red IS years and 4 'd shoes. Ladies' calf. seal, morocco and last-! impeachmcr.t of Dr. liu Lev. reports that thev have
months, injx shoes and bootees; children's coarse and fiine j informed Dr. Itichey d" the charcres against him, ,,,,,, a ,'diUo. and summoned him to atu-i.d the meeting of tho "U. may we not weep for the loved who have fk'J j AUo 8 lTencral agsortm-nt of groceries, hard-! SoCi tv. At. Dr. Kichcv not beimr pregent. tho iTOiu our preseuce on earth, tins' their home be;wnr)? Rnd clJtLn.f qUP(.-e, glass and tinware, and j chu-ge of q,incltr, was heard in los absence; and in heaven; i.. .t ..,;.,o.i";mon;..n an.lifin vote I.p - K-!lf,l f ...... n..
I5ar and other iron. American ami i con. I lie censors report that thev have examin-
j teacher:
Curs foti the Hed.vciib. The folio w-
The iM'S cu,'' pronounctO to he "the sovregnest thinnr in lifn" fur t!if ilislrocclirr ..,i!,,.l
Thin'"ara discourageing enough for the j headache, is mentioned in theChnton (Miss.) preceaU t!ic currency "cf the country is j j Gnzette. We cannot speak to its virtues, ' . . i ' . i r i hut let no one cfiiidenin nr ilii n ilii if ii li.mf
.nniiii on: vie nave no i'rHi"ii i uiieniv ioi i . . .
tits whole countrv, :
..'1 tV business t)erations at this tim1; it ope
hue? hard npoti the working classes of corn-,1 Sovereign Remedy eor Headache. A mu: itv. If a man has money due to him in gentleman came into our oflicc the other day Oi Jeans, Mobile or any remote part of j complaining of a inlent headache. lie sat the Union, or even as fir as Utica, he must I down by the fire, and after half an hour's conjirrifi. c a large part of all his year's business ; versation took out his pocket hook and paid to .r.'-iil biavell of it. We cannot go andl'-'s his bill for printing last year. When he (h'mic specie without a ruinous expense, and roe to depart we impiircd if tlie pain in his t'u ti.iN of their banks are truly ng here j head was relieved. lie said it was entirely i -ij (tto S, 10 or 15 per cent, discount. If; gone. Hence wi: immediately conc luded -,c wi-hfs to travel from one part of tlie couu-j that 'paving the printer' wes a sovreign hv to anollifr, fill his pockets with specie; it remedy for tlie hadathe. This ri me.dy is ioi'l ncithrr be safe nor convenient; and if: made known to tlie world free of charge t;. - 'cos the bills of our own I n il hank, hv jand alone for the benefit of those persons .. : !: puts np for the night he ha :;t ' who are subje t to the distressing headache. . ::it 'o a shave on the money in hi , P ;i . ; and he has to n peat the operation j The r.,ol)C ra,s Oseola "a nobody." Is il .i . iv.o ie travels.) to the end of h.s journey j not vast to ie honor of lrcs!i,jellt Jackson
i i ! rouKniiig he lias to go over their same ( 1;
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;:!. iv;ud ; couatrv: and it mut he a paper
rurrfiirr founded on a specie basis; we must j From the HcilnPpin jowrnal. '. .i.:i. ...:n i. ... I i i i
Mil ' 11 liHIl ll III Mill llf II l ( V1H11I .11 T..w, l",. , . J 1 HE tipe fiV I.Mifin vtion. Amnnrr til
D. WALLACE.
For Lieutenant Governor, DAVID IIILLIS. ABEL C. PEPPEIi. l''or (Jonirress. fourth District,' -GEORGE U. J9C-V.V, A.MOS LAJv'E, For (Jlerk. Ii OBEIi T JO ILY. J. . V. JOIIJ S TO,Y. For .Associate Judge. EA'OCIl JTCAItTV. .OZ.V QUICK
JA.UES SA.VUELS I. W. BOX11AM. C"tton drills. Canton flannels, assorted colors, me Society proeeecled to the election of officers: For Senator. j Table diapers, linnen, cfton and Hnssin. Table A hereupon. Dr. Win. !l. .Mlrt!ii was elected PresD.iVID JIOU.YT. 'and floor oU cloths, figured and plain. Irish.' ideut. Dr. D. A. Cox, Vice President, Dr. A. CarFor Uepresentatives. 'Herman, French an l Russian, linens. Twi iied j ter. Treasurer, Dr. II. T. Hruwn, Secretary, an 1 JACOB FAUSSETT. FREE.MA' ALGA banner. Omli'icn. assorted colors, plain and ! Drs. P. .Mason, II. G. Sextou, and J. lUm, Cen-
JOIL" .11, f. f 'V. .4.HX nmi r.ii CictwvpA. Figured and nhii. nntll. book, nconet ; sur.
JiCI C'S IIAIWO.VD, G. Ii. CIIITWOOD, and S-viss nvishns. 1 isrure l and plain bohinets. J he (. ensrrs retired with the candidates for I.i-
A BItAIIA.V LEE. jSjik. threid and cotton b .binet pdginir and laces. For Commissioner, ' I. "dies era vafs and collars. Italian. French, Kn.VORGA.Y liOOl. Iglisli and American prints. Silk and tabby vt-1- ; Nets, assorted colors, plain and figured. Figured " 7 jcrd va!"!itia vestins. lied tickings. Iluckram, j canvass at:d padding. 3lerino, vah-ntia , cassi mer , , r. .. 0..j . r . ', nnd cashmere shawls. Thibit, pru-sian and silk JUAKRiFD-On fie 2.1d diy of May, by John: ......dkerchie-s, assorted colors, figured and ynn,Fsq, Mr. Jacob Lavton to Miss Rebec- ' plain. F!ar, bandanna and pongee silk hamikerca SjiAia.hV ail of this c .unty. I chiefs; flaer. cotton, and cingham. do. fllack, Itl- . jian and hVured dress silks. Wlete, blue, pink, ORITl'ARV j green and brown florence. Ladies' black and . -I ! : white silks, beaver and kid gloves. Gentlemen's Died In niooming Grove township. on the 27th ' bnen, beaver and buckskin gloves, andb1S:fcskiii
mittens, itiim elastic, worsico, una cobjuj";iis
ceiiie, and the Society proeeded to the hearing of F.ssays, Reports of cases, tVc. Dr. Miller read "an I'.ssay on Diarrrkr n.vvitu the report of a case;' Dr. Broun read "Ri-marka oti the us.es and abuses ot Sn'f-ratri. ;" Dr. Martin read a paper "on the use ot Saiiguiiiaria Ct.;ailrnsi in cutaneous eruptions;" Dr. Paramore reported a "case of ITt,vo-
a dissertation on
eoititria; Dr. Cogley rend "
JiloDiitttii.g; Dr. Sharp read "an Fssay on Erroneous liiagitasis;"' Dr. Duiican read "a trentis on Digestion;" Dr. Arnold read a paper "on .Vctt'tt Irfuriire in disease;" Dr. I'mine reported "a case of Protracted gr-itatioii;" Dr. Bracken read "an essay on the .Vultrul topography of Jackfo i county, Indiana;"' Dr. Cli fiord (by Dr Helm) read a "paper on the government of the SOcTety;" Dra.
11 V"l iYIVfli(leil siv niiMiittia rf fllnrc nnd
There is no mistake about it Lw1, i, :c iwitt .,i, r.,;i,..ic. i.. ..n
mve some general currency for j aUcmi,ts to wlip nobody ?" Ac. Jour.
X v Orleans. St Lotiis or Rutfdo. as it is at
Noiv Raven nnd Hartford, and pass just ns io !y from hand to hand without disI' Hit. ISta'e institutions can nevtr furnish v;,!i currency the experiment has been vinii ionilv tried, audit is now an acknowidijeJ failure. There is no hope from that scarce. Xothing sliort of a National instituli.in. vviili powerful resti ictiot.s. can atiompiisli it; that can; it has done it, and it can
. rmliiic meeting of the citizens of Hoston h c ' 000 held in the "old cradle of Liberti,11 Rt which the arbitrary and tyrntuYnl act of i'ojtmastcr Gener d, rerjuiring specie j ajmnt for postage, was denounced in the i:io-t unqualified terms. The rostmaster at 1! -ton assured the meeting that he vould f."ine for further instructions, in the hope tht thedillictilty would he obviated. As the Government docs not pay specie, w hy should , Teople?
e tipe of immigration. Anion tr tne
numerous arrivals at oar port of those who arc to become part of the bone and sinew of our great and growing State, we take considerable pleasure in being able to notice one of more than common interest it being no less than that of thirty or forty families from Providence, Rhode Island, with the intention to locate about twelve miles west of this place, on a beautiful prairie site, which, in commemoration of their former residence.
thev have named Providence. Thev were brought to this place by the steam boat Wisconsin. We welcome them to the fertile
(land which their exertions will soon cause to
bring forth the luxuriant harvest, and to smile
w ith the tokens of the genius and industry of
civilized man.
And may not our tears at the crave of the dead,
When flowing in silence and hope, be forgiven: Shall ilea th seize unheeded the friends of our bo-oin Tho fairest and mildest in life's lovely bloom; And throw them unmourn'd.like the funeral blossom To lade and corrode it. the damps of' the tomb! O! may we not sorrow for those who have tied j From our presence on earth, though their home
be in heaven;
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.nu winy iiol our tears at tne crave oi neat:, ... n. i mvin
- " HG I. t' St. 1 X , II.
Mrookviiie, Ind, .Hay U', J-Si
castii'STS.
Fng'ish blister, JandJ cast-stecl. Cress cut ni djei. a oiploma belonging f Charles Parry, M. I)., mill saws. Sad irons, frying pans, trace, and hal-! and a bcense from the (ith district of Ohio, to ter ch-iins. Brass andirons and shovels and toners; Isaac M. Beck, and l;kivise, that they have pershovels, spades, pitch and manure forks; pitch, j sonally examined l". H. Tingiey, R. D. Logan, A. hand and broad axes, Ace. Ac, Mcliuistnii. and It. Robins, and recommended that We invite our friends and the public generally j they al! be admitted members of this Society, all to call and see for themselves, whether the assort- j licensed according to its iisngss; whereupon, on meit. fi'ialitv. and prices of our rronds are not such i ballot, they were so admitted. The Society ad-
W hen flowing in silence and hope, be lorgivenl
JUICF, & CO.
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IIS. -VAC THICK & JOHN A DAMS hiring form-' f & S. I A l: K are now receiving tiom M. eda partnership in the Saddling- business, under New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, an style of Price and Adams, are prepared to execute, ; excellent assortment of Summer Goods, which in the neatest style, all work in their line of busi-lthey will sell at Cincinnati prices, and receive in ness, and are ready to accommodate their custom payment, at par. Indiana. Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois era and the public," with Spa ush, Spring and ' ard most of the eastern Bunk notes. The follow -Common Saddles, harness and bridles of everv j i"g articles comprise a part of their stock, to-wit: kind, collars and all other articles in their line o' j Blue, black, olive, brown, invisible green and business of good materials and durable work- black-mixed ci'iths. Blue, brown, drab, green, manship. They have just received from Plnladel-1 oxford and steelmixcd satinets; Striped do. Red ph a, a handsome assortment cf saddlery, consis- and white flannels. Mexican mixtures, blue drills tinirof, bridle bits, Mirrup irons. I jckles, tacks, and eaummer stripes. Brown sheetings and shirspurs, plush and webbing, &c. Ac. for ealo at rea- tings. Bleached shirtings. Bleached and brown Bonable terms. j cotton drilling. Linen and cotton table diapers. Also, an assortment of Saddler's tools, consist-' I riasti and French linen. Coloured cambrics.--in-r of round and inlaing knives, hammers, pinch-l French, F.nglish and American ginghams and crs, punchers, straining forks and edging tools. ! prints. Painted muslins. M hue, butl and colourShop on Main street, at the brick 1st door below led Merseilies vesting. Ftg'd, velvet and valenPnce As Co.'s store. ioia do. Bed ticking. Canvass and pauding. ItrookviUe, -May 110, 1?.17. I Black Gros. de Rhine. Italian, Lustring and SenI!(il'C. jcliew. Colored and black Gro. de Nap. do. Fig'd
(iio de .Nan do., fij'd atin. lilacu suit venei
I.miy SviLou. Mi-s. Iloldridgc, the
cf Capt. N. Iloldridgc, of the packet ir'? Suited States. rnvr.l o Tn..,1:.v ir that
- el it being her thirtieth voyage across : Ail intic! We think she is fairly entitled a command, having in every instance sail- - as the mate of Capt. II. -Vw ork Courier and Enquirer.
Commenting on the intelligence from ork,that the times are so hard there In at even the vvaf.bee b;iv. .tJ n k
V''zette strangely supposes that after thev tid k -1 1
'",ue oecn ivound up, they will he allow-
gon tick a while longer.
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A U' ABLE
Invention-. A Mr. T.oris
AIVIhTTF. HOW a r..si.lt f '..l, ; i.
av, ha invoni.l .. c . ...i.:i.
"" "'o' !(ei ic? oi pailll wn.cii -l the action of fi... ,.c ...n o
l ie fools of buildings from leaks. vVc. His :!,lv't'4eiirntapP.rs in the National Intcl!,mncer, of a .ie date, in hi, U it is d
'''' TWrtrA trials have tested its utility, "U leaves nr. e ... ,
m " iv."i"i 1 1 1 us enure snci e. nve are two kin Is used one man ti fact nrWwh oil and the other without. Mr. P. 'as IiIpv nr., n.. n .i i. i. ..
j'i.m eiurac iou, tnougti mat ywnt vd can be a'Torded for one" dollar fpr S'lloa, whilethc other costs three dollars. o has ( , ;1),))01)0(ij a regular business of it, '"Ja s he is pre,":.:.red lo fill orders from '.v fC!;on of die Knin.i.nf t,':'! nrues above
"'mC'l. A .rallon ..;it - ' f.fv
'"tn' Ct' iUUl S've two coats; from which J' 1M )e --er. tint, on the score of expense. lndl lie vcrv niilincr. A few :1llrns nl if oA
' ne roof of oar handsome Court-Home
'?nt protect it ag.inst fire It certainly prevent the leaking w ith whit h it ha's 'Naiui now is, intllicted, notwithstanding "c l,,rSa outlays made for its preservation. Il'ohcish Courier.
From the JVe-to York Era. WAYS AM) MEANS. A passengei in one of the steamers on the Ohio, on arriving at Louisville, pretended te had not suflicient money to pay his fare. He appeared honest, but "that the captain might be sure that he would come right hack nnd pay the bill,"' he told him he would leave his coaf. He departed with the remainder of his baggage, and notleng was heard of him until the boat was just about leaving. He managed to watch the operations for her departure and as the boat was about casting off, he rushed to the wharf, nnd cried out for his coal, (which hung up in sight.) at the same time showing the money. He placed the bills loosely in an old wallet, and told one of the hands to toss him the coat, nnd he would throw the money cn hoard. The coat was thrown upon the tjeck, and the loafer threw the tcatht on board, but the bills fell into the river. The rogue jumped into a skiff, pushed off and got the money, expressing his regret that it had fallen into the river. He was soon among the missing.
"Here conies the distress Moil,' said a little boy, as an express rider came galloping up Market street. We were struck w ith the appropriateness of the title; for, indeed, it has been loaded w ith distress from nil quarters, ever since it was established. Scarcely has it arrived, until questions like the following are anxiously asked: "How many
failures?
All persons indebted to Isaac Price are requested to call and settle their accounts, as I am needy for cash and hope this will not be neglected as I am about to settle my old books. 2'' tf
and fig'd velvet vesting. White, pink, green and blue f.orence. Pongee, bandanna and flag silk hdk'fs. Gro de Nap silk, gauze, hernani, silk muslin and crape dress hdk'fs. Tamboured and worked muslin cellar and capes. Fig'd and plain bobinet. Thread and bobim-t laces and edging.
Bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribands. Beit do.
PETITION FOK DIVORCE. George W. Iloughman, In Franklin Circuit V S3 r (tirt tit Aii(rn.t term.
Marv Ilouohman, ( A. 1). l-7. Oa Pcti-i Bobinet and grecian quilling. Thread, bobinet and D ) tion for Divorce. I muslin insertions. Blond edgings and quillings. FTE it remembered, that the partv in the aWej Worsted blond edgings. Black bombazine and U3 case, on the 2."Uh day of May,' A. D- ISM ,! satin storks. White silk hose. IJl'k, white and tiled in the Clerk's Oirice of Franklin county. In-1 zebra; cotton & black worsted do. .Misses coloured
ji urned to meet , t Cotinei sville on the first Wednesday of November next. Signed. V M. HARRISON MARTIN, P t. R. T. Brown, Sec. 21 3w John Am Mat son nml Geo. Holland,
AVE associated themselves in the practice of the law in Franklin and the adjoining
Counties of the V.ii and Gi It Judicial Circuits of tho State of Indiana. One of the tirm will attend regularly the Terms of the Supreme Court of the State and District Court of tho I'nit States. Otlice first door north of the Cleedffice. Brookville July 2-, lS'.G. 31
WILLI A .11 JL M'CARTY. Attorney and (Jotniseller at Law. v?T3TILL hereafter devote himself exclusively to V w his profession and will attend to all Law business intrusted to him in the Circuit Court of the adjoining counties and in the Circuit, Probata and Justices Courts of Franklin County. Otlice in the Brick East of the court-house. Brookville Sept. 0th, IS'O. 37 tf.
SllilVm?m rRIIE subscriber offers for sale a lot of brick in il the kiln. X. 1). GALLION. A pril 1. l
diana, hia petition in the above case, and it up-,
and white cotton do. I, mob's wool, white silk.
Ladi
DR. JUDA7.YS. SPECIFIC OLYTJ1EXT. This valuable medicine is celebrated for curing the following diseases: W hite Swellings of every discription; Sore l.ejrs and Fleers of Jong standing; Glandular Tumors; Felons or Catarrhs; Rheumatic pains of the Joints; Sprains, Bruises, and Tetters: Cbilbiains, or parts affected by frost. It i also good for Scalds and Burna
I' or glandular swelling, it is superior to any
. ... . i i ,-.,.. J..,. ; o ..cnni ,.r tl.o ( mixn . brown anil w lute cotton liail nose, sanies
L- Tr i..j:- i. .in;t filed wiM, Raid neti-ikid. beaver, cotton and silk ffloves. Gentlemen s
omieui nmio:itt. i'' .mu.'i. i . e . --p., .
tion said defendant is therefore hereby notified of; bticksisin, heaver. Kid ana couiereu anu wmie on-, niedicine yet known ..It is much safer than er-
.iiK.kcoicn, iiiiinni aim v.vi.i.vn u.mu.. i-, cnrini a ppi lea i ions, tag it noes r.ot contain ine i ii,-. L : '.l .1 i .. . . ... ...
est atom oi that mineral; because it does not ic patient liable to injury from exposure to
tion, eaia ueienuaui is incitiwic , , u i i the fi'.injrof -aid Petition for divorce; and that on-! ton do. Silk.jScotch gingham and cotton umbrel-, clirifll less, she plead, answer or demur to the same, on or; las. Parasols. Corded skitt. cambr.es, fig d and slnaJe before the calling ofti.e cause at the next term of, plain jaconet, book. .Svy.ss ami mull muslins. In- ,ay tlj,
said Court, to be held at the court house in Brook
ville, on the third Monday in August next, the petition us to said defendant, will be taken as confessed, and a divorce rendered accordingly. ROBERT JOHN, C'l'k F. C. C. May 5, A. 18:37- 23 4 w Taken I p, BY Jacob S;eers, living in Ray township, Franklin county. Indiana, before me Jonathan Al ey, a justice of the peace, living in Brookville township, one estray bay mare, supposed to be seven years old, about 15 hands high, supposed to be bunit with a ring for the fistlo on the wentners, a small star in the forehead, about half of the mane hangs on the left side next to tho weathers, w ith black legs, mane and tail. No other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised by William Henry Harrison Alley and John C iJlaids to be worth $50.00. I do hereby certify that the above is a true copy from my estray book, given under uiv hand, this 24th dav of Mav, lSvw. '2: :!w JONATHAN ALLEY, J. P.
Take ei 1 f?, Y Abraham Miller of Blooming Grove town
ship. Franklin county, on tho Kith day of
May. lSi, two miles from blooming Grove, one sorrel mare, with a blaze face, white mane and tail, supposed to ho three years old this spring. No other marks. or brands discovered; ar.d was ap
praised at forty dollars by Valentine Webb and
A true copy from my estry DaoK
i':mt cnos and can borders. Dimitv. Gum elas-
t;c, worsted and cotton suspenders; sewing silk and twist. Quilting cotton. Cotten balls fc patent thread. Ladies morocco. Kid, Calfskin and lasting shoes. Mens coarse leather and calfskin boots.
Mens coarse leather, Kip, and Calf skin shoes.!
cold
It cures the worst Felons or Whitlows, on the application of forty-eight hours Rheumatism which have stood as long as to become a systematic disorder, require medicine to he tuken inwardly to
remove them entirely But in most cases, by Bp-
Misses lastin? Ac Kid do. Chiinrens leatner ann , pymg this Umtnieut externally as directed, it win
lasting do- I uscan, open cottage, straw mm ng u , g,ve relief. Batten Bonnet. Flowers. Palm leaf fur and For sale
at the Store of J. Rittenhouse in Ilairi-
son and at the Store of ZfARWICA" BUTLER, Brookville bty.
silk Hats. ALSO ON HAND
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A good asortmcnt of G rocer.es. ".,,; VEGETABLE JillCU.V.lTIC DROPS
cutlery, queens -.,6- !t '..l' i I CERT AIN II PA! F.I V.
ware. M iscei.aneous ana o.snn utiuno. ...,, - nail nnd castings. Cross-cut-saws. grain shove's. ; ITAN articles are heiorc the public, as a cur window Hass, shovels and spades. Collins Co- !-- for that obsf:nate and most tormenting d,saxes, brass kettles, cofle mill. Cotten yarn can-! ease, the Rheumat.sm, and from close observa ion, die wick. Selves, painted buckets, and pine ; we are lead to believe they have to a very great exchurns and tubs, straw knives, lookinff glasses tent failed to prou.iuce the desirable result; and . 23 bty. inay it not be attr. billable to t he fact, t fiat articles c' c' j said to cute tins troublesome disorder, are also recrj, ORlICi ommended to cure aimost every disease with which
o SIIF.PPF.KI) resoectlullv info.ms the c.ti- "r ,r:,il l. a "u..uu.i. e-e--
f. ...r n L-viii; nd it. vipinitv that he has: t )c 's 1 ,n v,ew' VIZ-
to have the
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i ,.:.i... . ,1... i., fermerlv oc "leilicine a cure lor an uise.ases. i ue ,
IC" :;, '" " ,iie Rheumatic Drops are effered to the public as a sur cupied by (' Cain, as a shoemaker shop on me . ,,.,,,-. 1 . ,J - .. ,, D.i, r It remedy for chronic or mflamatory Rheumatism west side of tha public sq lire, sontii oi .v n . . j
Prntt's Hotell; and is ready to do work ,n the a- - - - - ---; - declarmVit a val-
test fashion, and by prompt attention hopes, to re- , r ' t ,, and for ii
other is it reccommended.
Isaac Miller.
'What news from England?'1" jasper affidavit filed; given under my hand and
Anv prospect of relief from across the water? j seal, this Joth day ot May. 1. t. "' . ... . in rvpri- line. 2:' :?w JOHN ALLEN, J. P.
II lOUIt'S W IIS III III fi, ' ! i-. - - J ,
and departs burlhened with the same sad intelligence.
The Governer of Virginia has issued a Proclamation to convene the Legislature of that State for the purpose of taking infe, f-nnsideration the present deranged
state of the currency, nd the stoppage ! troublesome irritations, w hich act as a constant
EEMOTTS COUGH DROPS. Valuable Medicins for Coughs and CONSUMPTIONS. fTEIlIIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the pres--EL ent prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs; leading to consumption. Common colds & coughs, which are occasioned by perspiration, will
readily yield to its influence, removing inosi
stimulant to courhinir. It eases pain, and iiii.uce
ref to nn eminent deirree. Persons atllieted wit!
The Speaker of the House ot Jvopresema- , romia;ntshIeetiin irofthe hi use, &c
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tives Ot lew jersev, lias orucini n- i fipapniodic astlima, palpitation oi neart, ana cum
of specie payment by the Hanks. The Sneaker of the House of H
jnW MeivixLEv, of Alabama, has been pointed by Pr.tibnt P'an Dm en one of e'e Associate Justices of the Supreme ."Wof the United States, in the ph.ee of 'hiiani Saiith. .lerli.... M,-!v i :i nrettv
SJ0I kind of Pcderalin of the Old School.
m"'fh for the Democrat Administration I fFcbzsh Courier.
A lare
deputation of Merchants from
Ming of the Legislature ol that JMate lor ine same purpose. Ct'. II hig.
sumpti ve atrections. even in the most advances periods of life, will find immediate relief, from it remarKable power of diminishming the irritability nrti.a cvstem nml tlii vplocitv of the circulation.
Most of the extensive stock of Hard ware i nnd by cie3nsinir and healing the disorded parts.
and Cutlery, belonging lo Messrs. Griffith &; it also affords immediate relief in the hooping At mislead, No. 192, Ualtimore street lialti-j cough. r . or more, was destroyed by fire, on the night CCrD.rections for wc..l.o certificate, of .m?or- ,- i , i . Vim i ii- eo.T.n tn cures, accompany each bottle, ot the 17th inst. 1 he hu:ld.ng was sa 3. prjcj r.fty' Cenl8 pef hi)tt,e The stock w as insured for $'20,000! 1 he Kor sale at the Store of J. Rittenhouse, in Har fire is supposed to have been the work of an i ripoti and at the store of incendiary. Cin. Whg. , 1 BA It WICK BUTLER, nmokrillr.
ceivea liberal share of the public patronage.
Brookville Sept. 29th 1?: 6. - 40
" Carriacc lor Sale.
rWlIIE subscriber offers for sale a good Family i
-H. Carriage, suited to one horse, runs ngut, nas good springs', yc. Time will be given for payment with interest. N. D. GALLION. Brookville, March 2S, 137. 15
JhjsI Kcccivcd and for Sale,
Y the barrel and half barrel No. 1, 2 and Mackerel. Also a faw barrels of Molasses.
R. & S. TYNEIC. May 1st, 1637. 19 bty
C. F. Clarkson, IVotary Public, Ifrttoksiiic, Indiana.
LANK DEEDS, Justices and Constable's blanksfur sale at the American office.
A CARD.
A LEU B. SMITH & CHARLES II. TEST
"Directions for use, also certificates of important cures accompany each bottle. For sale at tho store of J. Rittenhouse in llarrt son and at the store of WARWICK & BUTLER, Brookville bty T. Y&'lislc's Toolli-Aelic Drops. rHHE only specitic ever offered to the public -SSL from which a permanent and radical cura may be obtained of that disagreeable pain, tha Tooth-Ache, with all its attendant evils; such as fracturing the jaw in extracting of the teeth, which, often proves more painful than the tooth-ache itself, and cold passing from the decayed teeth to the jaw, thence to the head producing a rheumatic affection, with many other unpleasant effects, euch as disagreeable breath, bad taste in the mouth, &C all of which are produced from foul or decayed
tee th. I am happy to have it in my power to otler to the world a remer'y. t hat will not only remove the pain, nine times cut of ten, if properly applied but preserve the teeth from further decay; and arrest the disease in such ea are decaying and hava
takes tins opportunity of informing tho pub-; not commenced aching, restoring them to health
lie that in future they will punctually attend the
Franklin Circuit Court at its sitting, and ail professional business confided to either in said court, will receive their joint attention. CALEJ B. SMITH, CHARLES II. TEST. Jan 27, IS.T7. 7 3w
and usefulness.
07 Directions for u.e, also certificates of important cures, accompany each bottle. (7- For sale at the "store of J. Rittenhouao, Harrison. Ohio, and at the Store of CARW1CK Ac BUTLER, Brookville. Oct. IGth, 10. . SW bty