Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 52, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 December 1838 — Page 3
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fi,al. This number closes the 6th volume
oflke Indiana American. We have several sun
. bert who have been on our list since iuc cum
Bcement, and although perfectly able, have not
.ud us any thing. We therefore' give all
ort notice who are indebted to ua for either three,
(our, 6e, or six JMr" tLtl unless they settle with us immediately either by cash or note. ,e sLall be under the necessity of compelling setOeraent. This is intended as a personal notice o ciCn one indiv idually . Should they be put to cost ,
tbej will therefore, have no excuse tuattucy nave
not been asked for it. - I'.S. Senator from Ohio. On Thursdn
tK T eaisiiture of Ohio elecUiL-eSoton
lua.. -o v.v.v--BcsJfcBi" TkTVkH, Senator in Congress for six vetrs from the 4th of March next, in the place of Mr. Morris. The vote was for Tappan 57, for Thomas Ewing 50. Mr. Tappan is a man of fine tjleutt, and a decided Van Burenite. He is a brotherof Arthur Tappan, the celebrated abolitionist
cf New York, and we regret to learn mat lie is
kinself an abolitionist. Far from believing that lb ibolitionists belong more to one party than an Mother, we regret that the Van Buren party did Eot select some other man, as they have several ethers as well qualified. -' It has long been a matter of regret to the Republican Whigs of this State that they have been so fcficient in an able and efficient editor at the seat 0f Government of Indiana. We fcnow the subject iukeu into serious consideration by the mem-
ben of the Whig convention last winter, and had
not the poor, simple fellows who pretend to conduct
the Journal been considered subjects of compas
KOB, some decided move would have been made - iw th deficiency. We hope the elattical
iu rr'J - i editors of the Journal will not cousider this person- j dl, as it is a factknown and regretted by the whigs of the State. - Legislative. The Legislature having adjourned over from Friday last, (21sl) till jester day, (27' h) we l,ave very l,l'e Ul'r proceedings to lay before our readers. It
should be recellecled that the expenses of
the Legislature are over 500 dollars per day,
and that the mem hers receive pay for every dyofthis adjournment. Mr. Mount of the &iuale, voted for the adjournment. We have not seen the vote in the lIou?e, but understand that Mr. Matson voted against it, and
that Mr. M'Carlv was absent on account of
. rf familv affliction.
A fearful rencontre took place .at Louis
ville, Ivy, on Saturday-night, the 15th fast,
in which two men were instantly killed with
bowie knives, and two or three others badly cut and wounded. The difficulty look place between Judge Wilkcrson, Dr. Wilkcrson,
tad Mr. Murdo, all of Mississippi, and Mr.
eaatng oi mat ci(y, about some coats made
the former individuals. Mr. Meek and
iRolhwell, were killed; Mr. Holmes was
Cash Wanted. - ALL persons indebted to D. Price 4s Co. during the last year are requested to call and clove them, by cash or due-bills. N. R. And persons whose notes Lav laid over from last year must make immediate navment. as
it is impossible to get along without the one thing
uwu,"' if. ruiuK d co. Brookville, Dec'r 25th. 1838.
rpAKEN UP, on the 16th day November, 1838, by John Seniour, Salt Creek, Posey township, Franklin county, In., an estrnv
Jelv cut. and one of the Miistinls,noistecr red and white spotted, marked with a
oded by a pistol ball. The Mississippi- f"d ft f1!!!8?!!!
J- . . 1 J mi cui lilt," II II t Icll EC ere immediately arrested, nd were un- star in his forehead. No other marks oer-
going examination at latest Recounts. ceirable. Appraised to twelve dollars bv
Jonathan Goble and Patrick Adams, before
JRE1N EM ANN, still continues the repairing of Watches, Rings, Jewelry, Silver ware c.
at nia saop j&ast m me ruthc square, Brookville.
He has also on hand and wilt sell cheap, a well
wiwwB umniTisDi oi vv atcbes bnirer rmirs. ear
rings, earbobs, spoons, watch chains, breast pins
otc. aiso a tew secona band watches. ' Brookville, June 21, 1838. no 25 lyr.
A . .liAAllbl I 1 ! . a t .
,--.'-- mo cuuun in me emninv nt la i - . . .
nv mis ii i aaro inrmhor. inhn
egislature. with reat learning and beauty cf 5 LL1AM POTTS.
nyie, are oeienoing mat body m their unlawful rr ; Doctor Jiio. IX. Davis.
. 'i::;:, 'WIVZ , . . V . . . mr AS taken up his residence in Brook'ville, and
- wiature uiie anv tuea oi econ-1 " n
TTBESI'LClrlJLL.Y informs the public that he iilsv has permanetly located himself in Rusbville, Hush county, Indiana, and offers his professional
services to me amicted community.
lie made his study with his brother a. H. Sel man of Columbus, Indiana, successor and son-in law of Doctor Richard Carter of Kentuclv. Hav
nig learned that system of practice which is well
known to the public, he believes he will be able to give general satisfaction to all those who may favor him with a call.
By his past experience in the practice, he makes no hesitation in saving he can cure man v of the
most obstinate diseases incident to this countrv:
. . I wawus, w tui vi J otters bis services as a practitioner of .Med-1 such ss Cunsumution. Ilvi
uuijr.ur anempi 10 oppose tneir lavish appropria- icine ana ourgery 10 tbe inUsbitants of the town tion of the Liver, Fits, Kheumatisms. Gout. Droo-
lions, tuey are branced immediately as being 'Mar 1 t -ii sys.uancers, bile Swellings, iiysteritis, etc. etc
rosoulea-ana .Wrf and if they have N.BDoct. Davis will rate on teeth if re-
roi more iuan common perseverence.lhey are soon quested win insert, plug, and cleanse them in the NEW GOODS.
bourne down y the tide of corruption, and silently uie61 "na mo improved manner. THE subscriber sgafn makes his obeisance to
permit the public officers to. spend their time in
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idleness and dissipation, the public funds squandered, and the honor and credit of the State sacrificed.
But we assure them that such things have but lit
tle influence upon us. We ask no office from
them, the Legislature or the people; ncr are we de-
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JPWPI Itv ti i . . . . : j i cueiomer, nuu iuc puouc in general, ana uss . new X falllSmjS r iM 1 ,6t lLe P'eature io ounceVtbat he is now receiving a new and bne assortment of Jewelrv: such as I i ' : . ... 6
uu . . - buu uueuinif a ireoerai B6sorimeni. o' uoous. wares
Sale cf Ccal estate.
THE undsrsigied commissioner, will sail at public auction oa Thursday the 24th day of January next between 10 A. H. and 4 P. 5J . o
l"e premises, at the late residence of Margaret Blew deeM.tum lil. f l.n,l nu. .l M1 . .
on the south, and one lot of nearly 16 acres on the north side of the S. E. quarter of section 18, T. w of It. 1 west of the first meridian - anl mlmn Ia m.
divided 3-8 of the dower part s'd of quarter section, and the undivided of nine 2 acres in the N. K. corner of s'd quarter; it all being the real estate of Peter Blew, Hannah Blew and Michael Blew, mi nor heirs of John aud Margaret Blew, deceased. Further description imde known on the day of sale. A plat of the respective claims or lots may beseen on tti9 premises at any time before the sale. TermsOne third in hand, one third in a year
ana one intra in two years, by the purchaser giving
"ona wuu approved iree-Lold security. By order
oi tue craiiKim u. jr. court.
JOSEPH GOUDIE, Guardian Commissioner. December 10th, 1639. 5U-3w ALSO at the same time and place the residue of the above quarter section of land will be sold t - the highest bidder bv tba nndersierneil. heirs of
j John Blew, dee'd, late of said county.
john blew, james blew Jacob blew, elijah 8mollet, -t)ec'r 10, lS3a SOPHIA BLEW. . -
rings, ear-bobs, breast pins, &c:
For sale, cheap.
A FARM,
Till Alorr)iB)iiriioO nnndictln In ra viI.a
rf.inemann. : :, " b
Fine, superfine and coarse cloths of every grade
ana colour.
WaELONGING to the heirs of Judpe McKin-
pendent on the Legislature, or any other mortal Ind, wiU letsed for fi R. . . Plain & figured, line & coarse satinets of all col's
source, for favors or support. Despite their threats, per year, containing forty acres of improved land Pilot c,oth' kersey and hncy
taunlings, or ill-bred insolence, they may expect)0" wnicn is a logcaoin, stable and corn-crib
ns, in our plain, nngramraatical the Violatots of the public weal.
style, to expose
Fixe. A district school house, on Little Cedar, in this township, was consumed by fire on Tuesday night last. Wc take the following extracts from a private letter, from an old friend at Indianapolis to the ed
itor of this paper;
Indianapolis, Dec. 23d, 1S3S.
..'j Plain red, green and yellow flannels
so twenty acres of land adjoining, partly cleared; w,lodd.. f ... ,, ,do if finished As left under tmn. for. t ik. Rose, Point and saddle blankeU.
oi ine nun vein, inn mu'mi viih t m.i .. wuiim n m i uw w iuuciu.
I J ' " " " . K.B,V.UT DCCU I r-. v ,. . . . .
ior meaaow. win oe included in the Lease. For " ,"x-'v,"'"6
information apply to EUjah Barwick, Esq, Brook-L r? "y'!? . paUern , . :i i. i.- t iLt..v: nr . .- I beautiful assortment of irinrrhnma
nre, a., .uuxviuuey, Newport, Jti.y. i. . " V , . N B Secnritv u ill he r0n..;rJ r. t-..i A great variety of plain aud figured Circassians
payments. Dec 19 52ir I rench nierino of the best quality Ac of various col's
riaiu auu ugureu bukb ana saiius Spleudid coronation silks
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ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, previ- Senchew and sarcenctt silks ous to the present year, are requested to Ladies' silk, kid and hoskin gloves make payment without delay. It is too severe. do figured silk and pickwick do
Dear Sir: 1 have attended to the business! anl out of the question to ask, or expect longer! Men's beaver ard buckskin gloves and mittens
as requested in your letter, ami me documents necessary are herewith enclosed. Indianapolis is, at this time, mthcr lone
some, the members of the Legislature having
given themselves a week vf holidays, and
many of the members left the city. 1 he ar
ticle in your paper
indulgence. N. D. GALLION.
Brookville, December 5th, 1838.
be is
kindB of weaving, such as double and single coverlets. (1 1 rfcP rfi if. n m rm met Itnaov nr Anw nllifkp
relative to Legislative kind done in the country. . Bv maav Years exne-
Newspapcis has created considerable excite- j rience, he thinks he can do his work to the satismenthere. and has been vcrv freelv sooken faction of his customers. His residence is on
of bv members in debate in the House, and !!,ue.C.reek' .franklin county, about 5 miles from
- '
even threats of personal violence are not un
common
Ladies and gents merino, worsted and cotton hose Plain and figured cambric muslin
W EiAVlivw, I j- An. r,...n . A uk:..ii m.i:.
THE subscriber would inform the public that U,.i.;AnM .n-i .(r.
prepared. With good looms, to do Varioua Snlendid bonnet ribbons, helt nH e.n rihhnn.
15 cases shoes and boots, including men's and boys' kip and coarse boots -Ladies gaiters, prunel, calf and inor'o boots do " do do shoes
Youths and boys' and children's calf and inor'o and coarse shoes
10 esses hats and caps including ladies fur capes
. Asylum for the Poor. Fthe counties of Franklin, Fayette and Union, Indiana. Sealed proposals will bo
received by the Directors of the above institution, on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and
luiriy oine, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. 31. and 3 o'clock P. M.. at said institution, for a suits- '
ble person, recommended by at least twenty respectable citizens of the county wherein he resides, as a man of sobriety and of industrious habits, and in all other respects well calculated to superintend said institution, for the term of one year from the tenth day of March next. The superintendent will be reqxired to undertske the entire management of the farm as Well as of the internal department in such manner as has been determined on by the Directors. No allowance will be made for any
hired assistance whatever. A statement of the
ininutiaof the duties required can at anytime pre
vious to the abovo day be inspected by application ' to Z. Ferguson of Union. M. Williams of Franklin '
nd James Craig of Fayette counties.
lhe superintendant will be required to five
bond with approved security, in a penalty of dou
ble the amount of the bid. for the faithful discharge
of his duties. ZKC1IAR1AII FEROUSON.
JAM ESt CRAIG, ' ' MARTIN WILLIAMS. This December the 1st day, 183S. 50
Brookville. Yarn, &c. left at Mr. Grosmuck's in
V P"sona, violence are not un- BrookviUe, he can t aud wi retorn BO BOon . r ; ' , should you show yourself here this the work can be done. JOHN MAURER. "eat "liars "
seal caps, and fur and
CrThe proceedings of Congress upon an
other page, will be found interesting to the reader. It seems as if the subject of abolition would engross the entire attention of that bcflV.notwithstandinff the decided resolutions
onon that subject, published in our last. rearrMf woney. About two hundred of the oercbants, traders and business men in Cincinnati, kivs given notice that they will not heieafter receive the following botes and checks purporting to be psper money: Checks on the Savings Bank
cf Louisville," checks on the " Exchange Bank of
Cincinnati:" notes on the Orphan's Institute;" "MinhMtanBank. Ohio:" checks on J. Delafield
ufXew York, A: c.
.IndAcr Defaulter. It is stated in the Eastern
papers that Henshaw, the late Collector of the port of Boston is a defaulter to the amonbt of sixty
thousand dollars. It is also stated that be passed
tkrocgh Cincinnati a few dsys since, in Let pur suit of Texas.
winter. Uut knowing your temperament, ns
well as the make of the animal, I fear nothing disastrous. You will also see that our walking Encyclopoediasfhe ostensible editors of the Journal, are using on you severely. But spare them, ns no person here, holds them
responsible lor the editorials oi that paper. Poor, ignorant dupes, it is thought that they could uot be guilty of evil or good. I have not formed any personal acquaint-
Nov. 23d, 1838.
48-3m
NOTICE. rpHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
-- istmg under the firm of J. Wilcox 6z Co. Canal Contractors, is this day dissolved by
lutual consenL JOEL WILCOX. ISAAC VAN HORN.
Brookville, Dec. 15lh, 1838.
8 qr, 6 qr, 5 qr, 4 qr and shawls and dress Ld'kfs
of all colors and grades. A gen'l assortment of hardware and cutlery, inclu
ding knives and forks, shoe knives', butcher
kuives and pen kniee. Scissors, shears, pin
cers, locks, binges and screws. Files, chissels
gimblets, handsaws, shoe nails. An assortment
of teaboards; trace chains and hoes. China Tea Setts of superior quality. 150 sett Liverpool China of various patterns. 150 sett beautiful Prussian cups and saucers. China and common
plates, dishes and pitchers, assorted.
Frost Harruburgk. At our latest accounts from the seat of Government of Pennsylvania the
distentions in the Legislature had nearly ceased
as far at least, as to form a quorum for the trans
action of business. A sufficient number of the
whigs lad united with the Van Buren party to
comitate two-thirds of the House, and it was
thought that a few days more would heal all diffi
culty, and that the Legislature would move for-
viri in the business of the State.
of
ALL which have been carefully selected by
himself in Philadelphia, and will be sold on the
most reasonable terms for cash or appreved coun
try produce. N. D. GALLION
Brookville, XSov. 30tb, 133S.
DISSOLUTION. THE firm of Miller Ac Smith is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. - Business will hereafter be carried on in the name of A. J. Miller.
who is authorised to cancel the business of the con
cern.
S.B.SMITH. Dec. 4tb, 1838. A. J. MILLER. P. S. Country Merchants can be supplied with
cotton yarn, carpet chain, candle wick and baiting
as usual at his factory, on the West Fork of
White-Water, two miles above Brookville.
50-3w A. J. B1ILER.
A
l Ulu co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm of Ifnrrland. Wilcnv A? C.n 'in
ance with the young member (Mr. MatsonV tlie Blacksmithing business is this day dissolfrom your county, but have been much pleas- vej by mutual consent, ed with the ease and dignity of his manners. JONAS IIOGLAND
t is generally understood that in point of tal-1 JOFI, WlirnY
ent, as a young man, he ranks among the first j ISAAC VAN HORN.
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uiiu.,iAj;tMiui5.i.iu: cciuhui ISrookville, Dec'r 15th. 1838. KXKCTTTirrX fSAT.V.
thing in debate. 1 have lelt some anxiety to N B. A , ia6ehled to lhe above . . . 0Mtti, n, . ,.T :,i ...j
. i . .... i- . . .. ) v. . " i
irr iiim spcaa.. hrms arc rcquesterl to call and make immedi- M. testament of John Heap, dee'd. late of the
Bauks and Internal Improvements are the fte navment. Those having rlaima are - county of Franklin and State of Indiana, will sell
. i? a 1 I . is . .
main questions to oe at icq on oy tins iR-1 nuested to nresont thm fr mkps j KpIIt at puouc aucuon, on me xinn insi., at me
islalure. It is probable the Hank capital will ; Hrookville. for navment. fil-Snr
oe increasea o,uuu,wv, ana if new orancnes
FOR SALE. HOUSE and LOT. situated on Main street, near the public square. Also, two other lots
convenient to the above mentioned property, suita
ble for stable purposes, and for pasture, liberal terms will be given. For further information inquire of 50 N. D. GALLION.
established; in which case Brookville nr Con-1 1RSTIAY-TT .,,np b' Andrew Carmichael.j
til. -,! 1, I living ill uruufcviiie iuwiibiiiu, r rnnaiin couu-
neriVIIIC n III eiiiuu suiiic iiiiuiic nil a uiauvu. . xr ioxu ... t i!t
I. . I . lr.iL 1D1U 1. . . A
. . , i i .i . i ... . . i it, vn ins iuiu iuii iouu. uua uav uiict,
Io material ciiange, i imnK, win oe maoe in year oW next 8prinJt wilU B Btar n the forehead, the system of Internal Improvement, except 1 14, bands high, and no brands or other marks dis-
reducinsr the number oi commissioners to coveraole. Appraised by Itiratn Carmichael and
V . . m. .1 llll tl. . 1 SIS Ski
seven ooiiars. a
ARWICK, J. P.
50-3 w
the 29th inst., at the late
residence of said dec d, the personal property of
said dec d, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, farming utensils, grain, hay, dec. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day. ALICE HEAP, Ex'x. Dcc'r 10, 1838. 50-3w
three. There are already several spoken ot " imam jiereoeiu, at inr j:j.. r u. i. true copy from affidavit es file
at cniiuiufKci iwi uw uii . a (ii,ii ELIJAH B
SaiU lUai iconic, uuk t-uuicni. nuu inu ounca-i fW'r Jtli 1S:S
-
sive defeats, is a candidate. It is mv opinion
that C. R. Smith, will Lc one, should he wUh
it. Do not fail to
vifit us before the close of toe session.
h com your friend, &c.
CoThiizton Cotton Yarns.
A LARGE supply of the above well known Yarns, of all numbers, is constantly kept on
hand; for sale on liberal terms by the subscriber.
Agent for the Factory. R. BUCHANAN.
Dec. 3 ISo. 00 3m 3ds uazette. -
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. W. H. CASTER having permanently located in Brookville, tenders .his professional
services to the citizens of that place and surround
in? country, in all the varicus branches of the
practice of medicine; and hopes, by paying strict sttention to all the patients committed to his
charge, to receive a liberal share of patronage.
Residence in the bottom part of the town, east of
the court house, in the house formerly occupied by
ames Swigget.
Nov.Zlst , 47-3m.
Rexised Lax. The select committee
the Scuate, to whom was refcred the subject ef the delay in the publication of the Revised
Laws of last session, reported on the. 2lst
After recapitulating the evidence before them, they come to the following conclusion: Therefore, your committee, in conclusion, rc constrained to report, that it is evident, ne chief cause of the delay arose from the
of energy vpon the part of (he Secretary d
editors of th Journal in expediting the print
log."1 Bv this report, we are also informed
that the Treasurer of State has withheld from
bt proprietors of the Journal $623 00 M pennhy for the delay, "which, (says the
committee) is a small sum indeed for the inju
ry inflicted by the printers in so grossly disre
garding their contract, and thereby manifest
ing roch indifference to the public interest.w
They also recommend that a select commit
uc be appointed, to Inquire into the cause
wy the public printing of last session cost
upwards of $18,000 00.
At Cincinnati, Groceries are higher than
il... kuca lon lwfnrf frtr ton v9ta. CnfTpp I NOTICE.
J nn .... , o frTlHE subscribers having purchased the TIN is from 25 to 33 cents by the sack; sugar 18 jl 8HOp ia this place, inform the public that to 25; salt 2 to 3; and a very small por- they are prepared to furnish the public with any
tion of either in market and navigation en
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.
miHE undersigned having taken out letters tes-
JL tamentary on the last will and testament ' directions may be obtained John Heap, decoased, late of the county of Frank
tircly closed. The warehouses of the South
are crowded w ith the articles we so much
need, whilst they are suffering for the pro
ducts of the north. Was the great southern
rail-road constructed, neither drouth nor cold
could stop the intercourse between us.
articles in that line. Country merchant wili be
supplied at the Cincinnati prices. They also have
on band a variety of stoves cooking and common,
stove pipes, etc. 1 hey have employed good and
experienced workmen. . K. CURTIS v Co. Oct. 19. 42
lin anil State of Indiana. Iiprpnl nntifian all neranna
indebted to the estate of said deceased, to make sorted numbers, for sale by
Democrat publish a
ef Xotl. We have no doubt the wi Kings and say
ings of that learned and philosophical co-editor oi the Journal, would be ot more value to the literary
world than "Crouder's 7Vfit.". But, poor olU Jonny Douglassave Lim, as his very looks bespeak our commiseration. Misery needs .no torture.
Two Instalments.
THE stockholders of the Brookville Insurance Company are required to pay two dollars on each
share of stock subscribed, making the seventh and
Bell-letter." Will the editor of the Indiana eighth instalments; the seventh on tbe erst day oi
-.nJ Hii.,n f the beautif nT- na ee,BB on "? nr?1 7 " reuJr'
.... w i ,aqn nmm .1 r i
j y uiucr ui hid uuuu.
immediate payment, and any person having lawful
claims are hereby notified to present them duly au
thenticated within one year from this date, lhe
estate is solvent. ALICE HEAP, Ex'x.
Dec'r 10, 1838. 50-3 w
JOHN W. HITT.Sec'y.
Brookville, 26th Nov., 1838.
HTMESEAU
MABttiB0-i-On Sunday last, by Wm. Rob'
eson, JDsq. oir. Aaam ciguivu wnuums
Stockingcr. mt
On the M,by Kev. Klijati uarwiCK, wn liam Eads to Sarah Hicks.
On the same day, Abraham Ilartman to
Ifonricttn Withers.
On yesterday, John Ward, Esq. to fciizahp lli Ilpan.
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On same day, Antnony vouora to seuic
cslA fbr Wheat and Rags.
finHE subscribers will nav the hurhest cash price
jJL for merchantable Wheat, and four and a half
dollars per hundred for clean Iinnen and cotton
ran: all to be delivered at their Mills in oroox
ville. J.H.SPEER&Co.
Brookville February 10th 1837. 40 tf
ROOTS and SHOES.
-TJb ECEIVED and for sale,
JU.VJV 430 pairs Miller's
tr
r -r. . . .... i ivraus.
ua r nday, the 21st, the Board ot internal n . w:n: v.ii- i War Ann
improvement made their annual report to the ciinck.
LagisUture, and 3JQQ0 copies ordered to be I On the tame day, John S. Ray to Mary
ptinted. - "Jackson. All of this county.
coarse boots.
64 do kin do
200 " do coarse shoes 300 good common coarse shes. 900 boys' do do S40 " youths do do 150 M women's kip shoes. 120 do calf. 100 " children's choes. 36 ' boys' coarse boots 36 " youths' do -100 " Miller's common eoarse boots. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, November 22, 1838.
Dr. Burnham's DROPS, or Medicine for Fever. " AS an anti-billions and anti-dyspeptic Medicine, the 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 had made extensive ravages,
and seemed to be beyond tbe control of medicine.
have been in all cases of trial greatly benefitted; and in a large majority of instances entirely re
lieved as tbe cases of Mrs. Hunter of Lancaster. Miss Burwell of Columbus, and Miss Tiffany of Madison, abundantly testify and many others set
here enumerated, who have been relieved from the
sufferings of periodical sick, or nervous bead-ache.
billious and cramp cbohc. These facts in connection with the ease, and tbe safety of its administration, render it indeed an interesting and desirable
remedy to every afflicted person. It is given in a little cold wattr, and this agreeable beverage may be drank during its administration, in all cases except eruptive fevers, such as scarlet fever, measles, small pox.de, in which cases warm drinks are only admissible. The dose being small renders it a very convenient medicine for children and infants; and it operates kindly and promptly ia those die eases of a billious character, such a cholic, summer complaint, fits, 4c, which cither ruin the con
stitution at this early period of existence, or other
wise terminate in the death of a vast proportion of the children of this country. ,
For sale at tbe Drug Store of C. CAIN,
Brookville, where additional certincates ana
YARN 5,500 lbs. cotton yarn, aa- -
Nov. 22, 1838. R. & 8. TYNER.
NE W GOODS. Jutl received from"
New-York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati,
a heavy and genera! assortment of MERCHANDISE; CONSISTING OF
D3.7S00DS A1TD OKOOEP.ISC,
HJRD-ir.lRE and CUTLERY, Glass Queen's, Tin, $ Earthen WARE.
ALL of which we will sell on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
rnnntrv Prodnra taken at the
HIGHEST PRICES,
IH BXCHN.fQB FOR GOODSW LONO & BROWN Brookville, Ind., May 30, 1838.
Fall and Winter Goods.
THR auharrihera received, a short time ago.
frnm ho F.mnt and Cincinnati, a very heavy stock
of DRY GOODS, suitable for tbe Fall and Win-I
tr tr.H. which thev will sell at wholesale or
retail, at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage. n si - a rriiy vi?n
KiS9 llflLIVi
Brookville, Nor. 22, 1838.
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to tbe undersigned, are requested to mske immediate payment.as longer
indulgence cannot be given.
Brookville, Sept. 25th. 138. 20
Office of the Brookville Inturanct Company, ) v 23 Aue.. 1838. f
THIS day the board ordered, that the books for tbe subscription to tbe cspital stock of this
company be re-opened that tbe business hours in
the office of said company oe irom w 10 i a. n. and from 1 to 4 P. M and that publication be
made of the same.
8AM L GOODWIN, rree'l pro teas. Johw W. HiTT.Sec'y. - ' '
CALL AND PAY. All persons maeoiea to tbe subscribers are requested to mske imme
diate psymeet. it. 4r xftEifc
JSrookville, Jan y 4. isjo.
SUGAR. A lew barrels oi augar just received and lor sale by R. As S. TYNER.
Dec'r 18, lSHi. nl.ul .S Vmm G.I.
O BBLS.Am. Brandy -t 6 Doz. best quality hornet; 100 Pr. trace chains. R. 4 S. TYNER. March 14, 1838. -
Coovers, look here.
TWO or THREE journeymen coopers win
find employment if application oe lmmeaiaieiy
made to the subscriber, three miles souu oinrooa-
ville, on Bloe Creek. JA311VS i-wn''
Nov. 7U iw.