Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 November 1838 — Page 4

rOETKY.

PARTING HAND. My dearest friends in bonds of love, Whose hearts the sweetest union prove; Your friendship's like a drawing band, Yet we must take the parting hand. Your comp'ny sweet, your union dear, Your words delightful to my ear: -But when I find that we must part, You draw like chords around my heart, How sweet the hours have pass'd away, hen we have met to sine and pray;

How loath we've been to leave the place, r w .... ... 1 1

trnere Jesus show d his smiling face. O could I stay with friends so kind.

How it would cbeer my wounded mnd;

nui uuiy makes me understand, That we must take the parting hand. How oft we've seen your flowing tears,

And heard you tell your hopes and fears:

lour hearts with love have seem'd to flame

which makes me hope we'll meet again. Ye mourniug souls in sad surprise, Jesus remembers all your cries; O trust his grace and in that land, We'll no more lake the parting hand. Dear fellow youth, in christian ties, Who seek for mansions in the skies:

t ight od! you'll gain that happv shore,

fuvie parung hands will be iio more.

But since it is God's holy will, We must be parted for a while; In sweet communion, all in one,

We II say "Our Father's will be done."

my cnnsiian friehd!. both old and vounir.

- .lupi, hi imai you u an ue strung; And if on earth we meet no more, I hope? we'll meet on Canaan's shore. I hope you'll all remember me, If here my face no more you see; An intVest in your prayers I crave, That we may meet beyond the grave. O glorious day, O Messed hope! My heart ietp forward at the though!; When in that happy, happv land, H e 11 no more take the pa'rting hand. And with one holy, blessed Lord, We'll shout and sing with oue accord; And there we'll all with Jesus dwell, So loving friends, all fare-you-welM

ii.

EASTMAN S F II EAliT II.

iiloodzood't Elirir

. - j - ' .r. llClKAfl -.n.l I .

f-;i:: . . . F'reu lb 1 6

. .... -

r.nxir or Health; of which I

and proprietor. No medicine was known

UUIC

ELIXIK

Formerly tailed Dr.

IX rears since

Dr. Dunham's DROPS, or Medicine, for Fever. AS an anti-billious and anti-dyspeptic Medicine, tbe Drops are unrivalled, where they are known, by any -thing yet recommended. Persons who have suffered for years with pain in tbe sidebreast stomach or lungs and when, to all appearances, disease bad made extensive ravages, and seemed to be beyond the control of medicine, have been in all cases of trial greatly benefitted; and in a large majority of instances entirely relieved as the cases of Mrs. Hunter of Lancaster, Miss Burwell of Columbus, and Miss Tiffany of Madison, abundantly testify and many others not

here enumerated, who have been relieved from the

sufferings of periodical sick, or nervous head-ache,

bullous and cramp cholic. These facts in connec

tion with the ease, and the -safety of its administration, render it indeed an interesting and desirable

remedy to every afflicted person. It is given in a little cold 'water, and this agreeable beverage may be drank during its administration, in all cases ex

cept eruptive fevers, such as scarle fever, measles, small pox, Jc, in whih cases warm drinks are only admissible. The dose being small renders it a very convenient medicine for children and infants;

and it operates kinury and promptly in those diseases of a biKious character, Buch as cholic, summer complaint, fits, Sc., w hich either ruin the constitution at this early period of existence, or otherwise terminate in the death of a vast proportion of the children of this countrv. For sale at the Drug Store'of C. CAIN, Rrookville, where additional, certificates and directions may be obtained. CONSUMPTION. IT is calculated from the bills of mortality, that

every fifth person dies of Consumption. The victims to this disease are principally those under Ii")

years of age, comprising the flower and strength of

our couniy. Une of the best remedies ever yet discovered to arrest this direful malady at the very threshold, is the justly celebrated Indian cure for

Coughs, Consumption, Spitting of Blood and Asthma the "Watasia."

Annexed are some of the manr recommendations

that might be given fn in individuals well knewn, and highly respected ii. extensive portions of our I countrv.

The following is from Rev. J. Snauldin?. Sec-

retary of the Western Education Society; Sir. Peck Sear Sir; In reply to your question, "Has the Watasia been of any service!" I at.i happv to say it has succeeded in my family admirably. The case was one of severe Cough, attended with pain in the side or breast, ami thrat.

ing to end in consumption. On usiir ihaiiiA

Medicine, the cou?l. and

and health has been restored. '

To my frienos I do not hesitate to say try it. Cin., Dec. 5, 1836. J. SPAin.niNfi

The subscriber having used the "Watasia." in

severe nuimonarv aflectmn. ran iitui ;.

. , - w...,c. . v bw

penor virtues in diseases of tbe Ium. The sue

cess in his case was truly astonishing less than one bottle being sufficient to restore him to health. Cin. Jan. 1S37. a. KOYRtt

For sale at the Drag Store of U.CAIN, Urookville. where a.Miti

i rections may be obtained.

ORl'GS, MEDICIXES, SkC. nriHE subscriber, bavin? purchased tbe Medi

-U. cine and Drug Store of Dr. Kennedy in Urookville, offers to the public a good assortment of-

Kegular and Botanic Medicines, Drugs, Paints,

ana uje oiuns, consisting, in part, as follows;

Alchohul

Annise Seed Antimony Antinionial Wine Arrow Root Arsenic Aqua Amoaia Acid Sulphuric . do Muriatic do Nitric do Tartaric Balsam Capavia Itarbadoes Tar Borax Burgundy Pitch Castor Oil Cardamon seed Carbonate iron Cam. Flowers .Cloves Cinnamon Colotnba Rad Corosive Sublimate Cream Tartar Cotocyutb Coculus Indicus Cantharidcs Calomel Digelatis Ex. Hyosciomus Emetic Tartar Ess. Cinnamon Peppermint Flour sulphur (linger Gum Opium do Camphor

Aloes Arabic Assafcetida Guiacuni Myrrh Scauiuiony Tragacauth Shellac Kino

do do do do do do do do do do

do do do do do. do

do do do

Ippicac

Jalap Juniper berries Laudanum PATENT Dateman'e Drops British oil Balsam of Life Godfrey's Cordial

Opodeldoc

Thompson's Eye Water ,Pulinovary Ual - )y orin ' f j La Mott's Tool

Lee's Pills

Alum Blue Vitrol Madder Litharge

Prussia Blue

Cal. Magnesia

Manna Nutgalls Nitrate Potash Nux Vamice Liquorice Ex. Oil Almonds

Anise CI oso Juniper Lemon Olive Sassafras Hemlock Wintergrcen Lavender Spike

Orange Peel Paregoric Elixir Peruvian Bark Prepared Chalk Ciuassa

Quicksilver Ited percipitate Itheubarb Kotten Stone Red Saunders Ep. Salts Kock Salts Soap Castil Soda Soap Sp'ts Turpentine Squills Syrup of Squills Sul. Quinine Spigelia Seuna Bi. Carb. Soda Sugar Lead Sulphur Ether Sweet Sp'u Nitrt Sponge Syringes Tin. Castor

j do Digtalis 1 do Valerian : do Itheubarb Venice Turpentine , White Vitrol Perfume Hear Oil MEDICINES. i Spanish brown Gardner's Liniment I Fahncstock's Vermifoge i Cleveland's Ague Drops

.ueuicanientum

earn

Tooth Balm

Itch Ointment

I Ward's Hair Oil Essence of Soap . Indigo i Hive Syrup

i Shoe Varnish

Dr. Bloodgood's

was the sole inventor

by that

BALDNESS.

in.vuiirii, head of hair is the grandest

vi net i uc: ii l ut nntr ntr in lha i.ntn.n

How strangely the loss of it changes the counten-

m.c, uo prematurely brings on the appearance of

. nr was that mxi;.;.. l 1 . I old i.;..i. . .. T . .

"?ulr VmrL'd aVe7.B"CCsful reD,edr. bw.me ove.red' R sometimes even shun society to ."void

tUl.ll

Ot lipm nricl.tniw ,A r . ..

.... yrvm ey lis ponu-

itlooHp P." rn? Up med''ne which they call Bloodgood Ehx.r of Health. That the ifublic may not be deceived on the subject l Uve now etven it mv own n., .j .u ir .. n,ve DOW

...- . ,, me uireciions accom5SSh re 8ined J own .S. nature, without which nnn ;. ' . ?

cMni.r.,i. :., . . . r "ulni ne to

sale.;,! uJIT" L Jl' Sold Whole

- - "Siore.z.nesville.Ohio,

March ,5th. 18.17. EA8AN. This is a Knirorcl n . .

X"LS? d,s?"e. that such is true

i- wei Tn- rrlm f human maladies,

. 7: .'J H"Jician. All diseases in

new

f i ft ..

I: Ta?' "1 llv,nS n warm climates, or

iuunir.es, or such as border on l.r

. I . . .6- -"-

ur rireni. mri.b. ... .

bilious "oricwort termed

. . ., 'Ss concerned

""eT owe being those

in the process of

ly ftVcted, and ague and f,

primarily or nrincioal-

...... . . .

iow rever. lake r-r... ,V,"'JV

,i.0, - j"un;e, diiious chol ck. eysentarv.pnmmnn oi.'a.

. : uiurous. ame rate and

n in wuich the

samel

the same

marsh or

"T.7? "ranged and arwe from

pieuisposin? cause. ri. Pi..i..- .. -

failing preventivV u"' A 8Ure and comDrainr.V:8.:?1' ! .H those

... i,i,iViu ur HEALTH .t.lLe DtaS Sto of C CAl V

direction. ;.rL"Kr:f"a'l,on1 certificates end

""i.inei.

x rr:c rcrV"SeL - Vrcifi&and last.

Titia "--yf .c retcr and .lime. 1 HIS worthy remr1P-. .. . .

of be ng a quack med;;7 V.T " "if" ''ur

Pies as were cosT.V;"7 r '"2" C1" P"'-

mony of action b., " I w re"ore. "e

the other imMr.. . "J f0?".

v 'uuviiuiii lis r hn a

-J a,H

inainder of their lives is conseouentlv nnt in

tirement. In short, not even tbe loss of property nils the generous thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair. To avert all these unpleasant c.rriim.t. .

OLDRIDGE'S BALM OP nor.iTunia

stops the hair from falling off on the first ipplication, and a few bottles restores it again. It likewise produces eve-bmu a and

the hair from turning gray, makes it curl'beautiful-

;,uu ireva Kiroin scurr !V n .r.nrn... :c..-.-

ofOldndtre ' Balm are .hn.r. k. .u .

n.d .1 fu : " J A. Fw"eM.

, ."V, "1' .,7 .ng: "obkrt Wbakton, Esq., late Mayor of Philadelphia, ha. certified, as may

7 ' w luc UIn character of the follow. I

The undersigned do

n,l ik. n-i" i we nave

--r- .- ..a., u. ooiumD.a discovered by J. Oldndge, and have foun.1 it i.:ki- 7A,

on I. ... . . " iceaoie, not only as a preventive against the falling of hair but also a certain restorative. ' Wm Tl,..l .. ..

r--Z. ",. aiemodist 31 mister in St ?eo.rffe.,c.hree. No. 30 north Fifth Jt n

McCurdr i ss ! . .1 ?P'Uce si.; Hu?h Arch sU J4:,SoulL 'lu t.;Johnfi,rd,jr.r3a

It will certainly raise ir v;ri... :.. .1 .

: ..." . v.o iu me esi mi.

i. X TJl' 11 is. kn that three of

. "S,"re "re more than 50 vaara nfim and the others not less than an 7 " f affe

I from the Afnunr 1

Commonwealth of P.ir, .;. "f .. ... , . .

I.Knhort vi.... " ." 0 uuaueipina.

ta!3;K

Hugh McCurdvwr J"''n 8:

above rBriifi...-' .1 "c" "re. B,Snel to the

M.ia, fcUBL I Ilf"T M imi.iI, .

acter.nd Kc'n 01 cl.ar-

.i..u C -".u,,"7! "a uch

-""" w iriven in mil

whereof I hve hereuseYmy hnd. IndTause'd L. S. the seal of this city to L .ffi,;.!

U7'V-y Observe that each koitu r

cenume nim 1... . , , . iuci

i u " "1'ienuiu engraved wranoer hich is represented the F.11. r v7Pper'

amn. mirara. 1

full

credit

lar an.i t. i.i J peeailT

ULi. 1? PP'-te, which

ate

It speedily promotes a regu-

tirely deslroved ' ,"7' ,u " sTnelly en

which effect ;,;. . . V P"oue; by the tthTr'!r "d strength i. soon afford Jd to

je:n. n nHls,

the whole ,. ."re"l? eool afforded to

that a medicine n" : 'U .

useful in cre;t r,r" " J ,

. ' ' uuPlalnu. Ur re.

tion ." - wv.,u",nw. nd many 1 Fev. m;Uror,ffin- But iti in ihe t .!ir?.' ni specially i Fever and A

newing the health, '.IV

it has ororl itir ..r 1... .l..a,?est,T organs.

1 , .. r,v- in uvs.

irn. Water

weals, Dysr other affec-

: treatment

termittent Fev .T.V A" t "V ,na AP. or In.

cipally le8ted and 8 be8 prin efu!ness it i. 2 ,th loee wb ave seen iu km. also Ue. used ,u for th( dieaes. It wr rabject to a iLw vTnl,Te bf who C.II...efFw.r2.c3j?,'' of

rpmnigea auacK. (V-lt j oh ue

proper to accompany thT V egeuwl - few of the irn.. : "-v1 Febnfiiw ;.k

1 ""vuuiiurii r-aaai ' s

wmisled to tbe Dronri Poiitelv

uagara.

on j

the

Pulmonary Balsam Lamolt's cough drops Calomel Croton oil Pink root Jalap Red precipitate Gardner's liniment Nerve and bone do Spts. turpentine Alchohol Litharge Prussian blue Indi Ked lead W hite do Venetian red Spanish brown Madder

Chrome yellow Ho Green Ess. peppermint

" cinnamon Wafers Ess. spruce Saleratus

Montague's balm foi

the teeth Blue vitrol White do Liquorice Ward's vegetable oil Shaving soap Sponge Toy paints Medicamentuin Cinnamon Lee's pills Cnnatto Aarb. Magnesia

iNutmegs Sulphate Quinine

iabty

m - a

logeiher with a erreat varietv f ntUr nn.. ...i

medicines, paints, patent medicines, ite. necessary for a gcod apothecary shop, for wholesale or re-

m. yraers iroin physicians will be carefully and promptly attended to. C. CAIN. Urookville, Dec. 1, 1837. 49-bty

Irnss, Icdicine Paints, &c. in Ac S. TYNEIl keep on hand a general as- .. ."rlmentof the following articles, which

w. Beu n wholesale or retail, at the Cin-

iiui prices.

Opodeldoc Bateman's drops Godfrey' cordial British oil Castor do Sweet do Oil spike

Zfolsam life Doct. D. Jayne'a Carminitive Balsam Bloodgood'a elixir ol health

Fahnestock's vermifuge 1 1

leveiana a ague drops Cream Tartar Tartaric acid Sup. Carb. Soda Gum Opium Ho Arabic Do Camphor Do AsafuHida Do Aloes Do Myrrh Do Shellac

Cologne water Black Ink Ked do -Indelible do Copal Varnish Hoot do Jappan do Ground mustard Starch Shoe blacking Scotch snuff lurgundy pitch Cloves Mace Cayenne peppet Refined borax Calcined do Nut-galls March 14th, 1S37.

MOFFAT'S LIFE IOGDlCIESA

TITE ANIMATION. When tbe mt important llU' functions of life are suspended, ahd those

who are invalids by inheritance or impfMUehce are

reduced to a deplorable state of nerve debility.

tbey should not even then despair, for it is not in despair that relief can be found. No. Let them first look around, and, laying aside all prejodices, ask themselves this question "If my physician . t. - a? 1 " -

cannoi ueip me, is uis repuieu ekui my oniy resort!" - Perhaps at that moment the. beading of this advertisement, "Moffat's Life Medicir.es," would

catch their eye; and were they in train divested of

their 1 001 ie h prejudices, they might, perhaps, be induced to inquire whether Mr. Moffat's theory and

treatment of diseases, differed from that of their

own physicians. They would then learn that it did differ, and very widely, and with most happy results, too. If they pursued their inquiries still further, they would find, that all practicing -physicians of the present day prescribe MERCURY, in some form, for almost every disease, and they would learn, too, that mercurial medicines, though they give present relief, undermine the constitution, and slways leave the patient in a precarious state of health. A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE is just the reverse Of all this. For hundreds of vears

before that scorge of mankind, "Mercury," was employed in the healing art, Physicians used noth-

ing uui siinpie uerus. r.vcn tbe bible recommends

as the skilful physician he who preparetu Lis

medicines from herbs. Witness Ecclesiasticus, chap, xxiii.

head: and in the tight of the great men he shall be

in aam.tr ai ton

V.4. For he hath prepared hit medicinet o it of

iioAuo nj me cann, ana He that it vite will

noi aonor mem. MorrATa' Vkcktablb Lies Mkd.cires possess qualities of the moit mild and beneficial nature. They are composed of articles the most anti-putres-cent.combined with insrredients known ti.o ni

vvk'" ntid?te for evers of every description

" iub ulsease is nrotiueeii rr

obstruction, bad air, swampy and ramp situations, or putrid miasmi, whether malignant or epidemic, or by other causes, these medicines are certain in

mnr operation or effects. They are nossessed nf

quaniies, wuicn not only expel all disease, but at the same time restore and invirti ti.

system. When first taken into the stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like vsnor. tl.mn.ri.

every pore, producing effects at once delightful. Sat 1 II Bl PAT mwA a. . 0 .

mj uu pcruiBucnw viin tbe spark of life begins to grow dim. the ci

the faculties paralyzed, these medicines are found to give a tone to the nerves, exhilcrate the aniuiai spirits, invigorate the body, and re-animate the whole man.

The life meilirinna I.. .1. 1. 1 .. ... ..

.v uwu useu w im me most happy success in Nervous and I)an.n.;, .i:.

cases, Consumption, Asthma, Liver Comnlaint.

llbeumatism. .'chronic and inflln.in.. 11 :..

die. c. " "f-ics,

For full particulars th

at Mr, Moffat's offi. an? Hm.d,. ....1 r...

, - aim receive a copy ofthe Good Samaritan, published gratuiious-

i be following letters are lately selected

Kige ouniuer wiicb 3lr,

ccived from d Mr. Moffat.

that I venture

C V .

ucucui 1 uive recivff.i rnm -

.V . "I""' "cuicines. a

was sail rbeum, for which I have tried

""' uiae meuicines Wlurh uprn . .!... : 1

the newspapers. I. liow, ,

- - icciicu 110 re.iei from any of them. Since I was shown vo.m

Uck with ifaertMramatism, and could W finff tLin. to give me any relief until 1 had csmmenced king youi Vegetable Life Pill, and Phojoix BiLrV In takmgthe first bottle and ono box f pill, 1 r": the most cxcrutialing pain that I iad' W been troubled with, entirely disappeared. Socb bein. the ease, it is witb gratitude I offer these sent; ments, feeling confident that I am inde&ted te mi more than word, can express, for yoer v.Ioable medicine an the .perfy care I receive from iu good effects. Yours respectfully GEORGE BROPTS m - 3iaOCDt;,1unkJaD.I7,l8:J8 Mr. Moffat Sir; I am most happv to mj J through your agent Mr. White, a few WaeUL to yor excellent Life Medicines. For a lenetli of time 1 have been complaining of an infection of tj hver, r4 tried much medicine, but found no relief until I commenced with yours; I have now take..' nearly two bottles of your Phoenix Bitters, and I am pleased to state that I find myself fast recover' ing from a long and lingeriag complaint. Most gratefully and sincerely yours 'GEORGE RISXEB. LETTER FROM WIBBBH PATTER80B. Lockport, Nov. 21th ifon Mr.W.B.Moff.t-De.Vsi'r: As removable instance of the virtue and efficacy of fotfrLife Pill and Phojnix Bitters, in restoring Ion Le.hh tetU afflicted, has occurred in my family, I deem it duty I owe both td yourself and the public, to make the fact known, that others suffering under similar circumstances might perchance see this, and obtain a remedy in season to preserve them from a premature grave. r My wife Las been afflicted with the liver comp.aint and general debility for upwards of tLree years; and lor the last three months she has not been able to-walk across tbe room. After trying various medicines prescribed by various physicians which gave her no relief, she was given up as incurab.c. . In this situation she was gradually faili.g, when I happened to call upon your agent in this village, and ho gave me a copy of the Good Samaritan, the perusing of which induced me to try your medicine, although I had but little hop. of her receiving any benefit from it- TLe effect was surprising. .Before she had taken one boitl of bitters and oue box of pills, she was so far recov-e.-ed as to be able to accomplish most of her Louse work without .assistance. Yourt, respectfully, WARREN PATTERSON. . tor further particulars of the ahnv

initio t...i-. . . .. .

: ' uuil joou eauia which accompanies the medicine.

oe autamed ou aoulicatim.

Cain, Brookville. Ind.

A0,.d, b .W; 'J' Motftt' 357 mdy, N.York. A hber.1 deduction made to those who buy to sell again. 1 w For sale at the Drug Store of

oainaritan, a copy of

A copy can alto

at the store of Mr. C.

CAIN, flrooville.

PILES, 4rcH(EUORRHOIDS. JVX) CURE AX) PAY'-Price 1.

IWn,, wAiaKaT-Ko FicTio-.-Tli.

I a

cueinicai composition tU

extraordinary

emr nt . . .

...... .uwwina tbe invention of a celebrated medical man. the nlrodn-iinn r.. 1.:-.. .. .

from , 'C was invested with the solemnity of a de.n.K.

. ninttji i.t. .. 1 npn nost has . nA. 1

uub miri V THb I -mvbi uaa Sllll k u nun my rami - a. 1 1 a

I'icuouiv 1 . . - vuuiceaion. mat "be dared not HI to address VOU. to tl.anlr fn, ti. Without cr vine u....:.... 1 . , ... ?n cia

' mi. 1 C ' '"9 v wsiciliv IUB nrn.nt nf .t.

Samaritan, which induced mete try your medicine, hen I applied to vou. mv lrr- ....1

11 , .- - , - j -&w - ai.ua were sc bad that they looked I.ko raw beef, and were cover-

ed with

out aiier lakintr a . 1 r

your pills, the dead skin.began to scale off, and BO continued unt.U was entirely cured. It is now four months since I was cured, and I have had no medc tfLeCC'n?,,int- 1 Uve ommendSd your, medicine to several neraina .n.i j. - ..'

ffli.l .i. " -oviee ait

oaii. rueum 10 trv it. llp.n,ir.,i

ly.yourobtserv't,- - M.cLEOVER; ldtb St., between 5th and Jackson Avenues. TaA U'tVIInB J ar

Mr. Moffat-Dear Sir: I w.'treub ed Sti the Sent" S'e?:-6"1 a.r"' 1 pp,icd 10 "lost e!

them j-j B'cnv renet irom

--. , ..vumucuufg me to

1 uougu 1 wan

. t w. . . . 4 "vinuiu liiB vnowi.

-erretof hr drscov;;y. ,U-"-lke Hi now used in tba nrli.j k.-.-i.

certi'ini. f Ph Ct,C in ,BUr COUnlr fire" -nd 'most I 7 for,lL"cure ofthe .and alo ,0 ex--uvely and effectually as to b.ffle credulitr. un-

tiZr n Cl" .re witae"e1- Eternally in the following complaints; '

at a,L P'J7Zn-ins c.sl"orli"y absorption t''"' fW"'o!-Reducig th'em in a few

- ai'icu rn n.11 mm nnra A. t m

. . vi vsurouic. civinir

roM- "'c,;"ro'V cancers, ulcers or colds. Crouo. or If f l ..

....I .. r' , "f"c "-gn ixicruaiiy, Wl Zfl I"!" ,fCW L0Ura- Soret and Ulecr, -Whether fresh or long standing,. Dd fever sores.

"Herauons upon adults and children in redu-

v...B lucuinauc swellings, and

m ng umess 01 tbe chest

narLB. hit KM. .... :

" -"Hine DCVond conrenlinn

1 be common remark of thoa. u,i. 1. -.. :

loosruin? cousbs

by relaxation of tbe

P.t;.

abve onceTwhek 6 y iT6" ?L wi ia to tleTlrlD!?ni cn "e number;

sold whoiu v." ofBaim.

ia. nriA . 1 a

UUUr IMIAIir l'al .a -

uct. IS38.-43-1

iW ..S1 a . J 1

every tVwn;7heX"f0r mre '"Wfii? -"rl,'

1. PIKir m.

trace tSXhSi tfiLT?

win WKVL--i' oTwhi

BreokvUle.M.mk i.l.SZ"'

a-aia, m or-

uiraisned to tbe proprietor e-tSlT' foregoing UlemtLrlr.

"la"tbe "nig Store of

,B!aach

dir-cUon.c.nbeeTJi,Tn.,,,0ntl ""'tes and

rash flu !..- r

rTHHE snbscrit-.r. JTuT. .

.-U- for merchantah . 'XuL B!"b"t f Price

llara per hundred fcr rf-T:' " 'ur an? Jf

ran; all to h. '"j . ... V"?5n

ville.

iviifr goods. Just nceixedfrom iWork, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati, w' 1L Mi ffener,: "wrtmentof

VOASlSTtXO OP

onel uuiLJuKY, Glass Queen's, Tin, $ Earthen ATT WARE. AL.L of which we will sell on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.

a roaucc takrn at lUCJIIEST PfllCES,

onnus. FUK GOODS. n 1, , LONG & BROWN. Brookville, Ind., May 30. 1838.

a-... " HVm V 1ILS JlIB'

use vonr i.;a r:n.. tbe files, is. "It ant. i.t..

suffering v-r -'i."..T ..'""I m; Pir rc' " V"-

t the time. I exnPr.Vn ;i.:r' "uu luc,n ... ..1 " T7A ue '.,r'ce 1 is refunded io

niicted in a similar man.. 0 .t u ..... u out 01 many tiioiis-

, ,.v. wm. uaa iwon ii.inii..Ari. v .

manner.

JOSEPH E STEAIlNs

Dr Mnfi-.t o KeW York Al,riI. 138.

Jone wonders. I wA 1 TO

. . -v. , lew cases.

Roe,

the last

Pbamix

Respectfully,

I wrajfU Ul .t I lion.'- a

-"icatca to any length, but prefer 2ri;J.L.r?wLo 8.eU te article, shotld exh.bit tte

iu purcuasers.

.ni-...i7.i r .one can be ffenninc ailLonta

.T I 7i " i.. "'"PPef. on which

y fie .Je

T r . .. SOLOMON HAYS.

" ah country nir u .u

a a I v iaa

is my name,

T. ,,,tr' state a few

X """guoor, fllr. Cornelius R.

" oupuuneu 10 De in a lai; r

..ear8'.after.Ukine two bottles ofthe

"Kia anu one 1101 ol t La 1. r. p;m. . . .ion 11. .1 .

her health, entirely restored. ""jthe .TOtTall:: S.end "e. "u,nb".lu

Liniment uluieu 10 one dozen or tbe CO0liuL4 CM,e reiai1 hy C'OMSTOCK snd Une offe,,!2F,elcber flrect. near Maiden ianc. one !.. r kot... n ... .

: eari sirtet. JNflW nrk. and

Mr. Milo I). Root, mi novi - i ......

was laid up with inhammv. "tT rL

?ILlS. ittere.nce

of .hep,i,s,tod m. h,;.; :

- - w a

siore w b the Pi

well man

nil tl.l . .l . w'

,tt " r"".u: 1.n.ni ho was .micted

h n- t... . . " "e

rw 10 ffil? ,a. evo' town in the Union.

BLANKS.

the

Qtftce crte 15roo.,e aa,

t a. a.ii-su Bnil gmm

am naiiaj a. .a a. . -vvtvi 1 -w- . f

"w "V".e.,r Brook. flTIHIS day th. 1..

tfrookville FeHr,.. "ortKK & Co. Ji tbe .uWrT-". r"."rea' " the book.

"af vio ACK.

WatVfti am aka.

J-WILLI 4M7 "-r""u "r

ing. Iiollo.:" r'"' oope

x -

raw 0maay Aug., I5J38' a. 1 m .a a

tbe aubacriptiontn "e k."

cpmnaoy be wpened-th.r." "f oftbia

Sale,

. ollowin ik--j" "i coopers' atave. back.

ln" mce or said conn... i r" m

d from l to4 P.GJS A. M.

; uaae 01 tbe same. r-inon be

that a. aoon a. he would u'ke the P,Hs and T?" just so soon he would be a well m. "d B,UCr'

Aiso, airs. Hordu. wife r

king your Kif.S ,n !' et lYowinS k of blanks.-

hi- hw. r . r't.o tar recovered that r.

a. w WVll fill at Willi A - a "

Asformyself. I h.;;U"B:' ' -fighbor..

yeais, and though I fa f 27

-til. 1 am bettertban I ha ve been for ten . le.i'

"uitu ocueve to h 11. i' bi, your Pills and Bitters TY?n!,U7,ce of UkW men. nr . r ,'"r8' 1 ove is a true st.t-1

.-- , luo many tlnda, t .. -

under my observation Yo 'bch havc co liah this le, .'!;,.l ou ,r " Lberty to pub-

Postmaster TiaZZZFZZ?

merican ofEcc ta

as." '

iwon gages, Quit-Claim Deeds, Title Bonds, Notes oflin nd.

mmonses.

Subpoenas, Executions, Constables' Bonds, ConsL-ible Sales.

With respect, J.

A-VAN VALKENBUUGII.

' lor have

tbe fever and a, a.. .'.V"e "fflictcd with

ffood deal of quinine iiJ0 nd

t.H grew weaker wdZl

XOTJIBV Drrnrii

. r. (.Lit,... ...

dead.. In..;:: T." ."? V10"!1

a., w. Mor.,,IV1;:p'ji,'-.I?;

uticicu Wi lontha . .l

ma n j . r;JTr ive monev on dtu.;.. .... .

and weL-. . .T. . fc,oa ont I "oilowintr term.. .m , '""""3 oniBO

I tMJ

JJ rj"",,! "france Company mill

mended to try your Lift lit? TrJ. 1 WM reo- W JaZZr'-AT. 2 montL 3 W Bt nd after takinj two uo,es iaD.d P'i.(Cnix Uilt. Perce' roqnlL" 4 ' cent-for6 month. a?k Risks! ffmffiZXZ?:..

1 cons der mvaelf " . luo PUo air jnuS J?pUiMT cured, w. JOHN TENSEST. S Y

lours truly,

oit. dlottat

i. .

cine in mv f.mii- w your tnA;.

iui oma mnnlL. -

red ffreat KanAA MfcMO na L.v .

d eldest dangbte;: mh&&?WJ decline for a - -t 7 "UeTMer had bee -

cei

ears. Binca .1,. in. a your medicine, she ha. ewiii! !!?l6e'cel using bow well and L. J?1'."' 'eovered.an.i si

. --- lJ lllhn I , - ' -

vice wyou, you are at liberty t nM ll Hop'lT vonr.. . 7 to ??biA' t.

usual: for fr-.- :TWi. P.roPCr W'U

east nnn-P "1'IV' "l tbe office of the Company

Uppr room, above

ba taken a. Comnanv.

1'rice dc Adams' Saddler

S. GOODWIN, President, A. M'Cautt, "j N. D. Gallioit, 1

rarer. Wm. McClbkkv, G. P. Clihm,

Ekoch McCaett, I

TVNER.. Dr. Moff.t-.n..8"'2"i & TLJgt. Joan W h..,, c-7,' . nouixo. I a - ' Oct. lzJu'"; ddre.sinirroiI. .T.1 . fft plea.ur- i . - -1 ... iui appn mik .J . -...,vu iur fso ne time 8, JS3S. R. 4f S. TVIIER-

Joa, XV. SkDmS'' tea,.