Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 14, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 April 1839 — Page 2
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Corporation Ordinances.
An Ordinance defining the duties of the officers, protiding for the collection of taxes, and for other purposes, passed Mareh'Qd, 1839. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Presidentand truiteea of the Town of Brookville, That tlie
President, Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, subsequent meeting
stt.ul each serve one year Irom and alter their election " nnd until their s-.iccessors shall oe chosen nnd i-j.tlified. they shall severally take an oath or Hfiirmat'ton fHithtV.lv. dilicentlv, &
impartially t ditciriijre t.ie respective ciuce?.
Sec. ii. The president ehull preside at al! meetings cf the trustees, and in case of his absence-, a president jirolem. shall be appointed, ll shall be his duty to sign the record or journal of ihe proceedings of each meeting. He
laws and ordinaticts of said president and ti usI tees.
Sec. II. The Lister shall annually on or before Ihe fourth Monday of April, deliver to
the Clerk of said corporation, h list of his as-1
sessmenls m.ide ns aforesaid properly verified by hi? affidavit, In be by said Clerk laid bc-
feresid President and Trustees at their next
And the said President
and Trustees shall thereupon at such meeting
iiH'U!. i.f.x.haie". .hrcUdrafl. or.er- ofanygroea pulli.- indocanry of any deacrij.tian . . c u t..iaia chill hn n nod in via turn nif fPiimir I
I hcnUs ofdeposite, provided that such notes, " ' " "V Iv c , .... f i i r ,.c . l three dollars for every such offence. bonds, bills, checks, drafts cr certificates, have. Sec 18 That any pcrgoll who 6,ian w;irully been purchased with money, (except, liowev- run or ealiop any horse through any of the streets.
er,surh as are purchased by any corporation, 'or upon the public square of said town, shall be fined the capital of whit h is taxed by'tliis act.) shall ; in any sum not exceeding three dollars. l. nniA..rA I A ,nn ln,.nA : Sec. 14. That any person having rharge of a
. j it 1 hi . 1 wagon and team. Slay, bled, Cart or any other car- ,, - f , fl. . , Jw,v at inter sf, and they shall be so assessed. ; . . .. the ' e 6tandinir in anv of J , 1 n,,8n.ce1r.9 of their acquaintances; the Sr.. o i ;, i,.r.!,..r r, ,;n,H Tl.nt nr, T aV w Uo "V ""I0 '.I?. ? "A" "winder of the.r lives is consequent -nent ;
ithi 6
OCC. -5. lie 11 llirtlier OrUAinid, I lint no ' lU.trPi.Knr nnnn llm nulilip nimre&: llirouirll ne?
peison or persons, not authorised or licensed jligence tl.all runaway shall be fined not lets than
deteru.ir e the tier centum nccessarv to be to retail foreign or domestic liquors by a less ! fitty cents or more than three dollars for every sucb
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charged on the dollar upon the assessment ol '.quantity than n quart, by tne said President ""''"v.
1 the real and personal nioncrtr hereby made' and 1 rustees. shall bnrter or sell within the
UUtlCS 01 ii.t. i I ciihicrl lo l;iTnlinii. Hid thall also tlx Ihe a-
mouut 01 the poll tax, and the tax upon such other -species of properly as shall be listed and
Sec. 15. That any person or persons, the owner or
BALDNESS.? "i
A BEAUTIFUL head of U5r i. the griu7 L ornament belonging to the human frame
How strangely the Iom of it cLangea the eofinta ance, and prematurely brings on the appearance of old age, which causes many to recoil at being uik covered, and sometimes even shun society to avoid '
u sneers 01 ineir acquaintances; the retheir lives is consequently snent ;n " '
tirement. In short, not even the loss of properw fill the genproua thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of Lis bair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances.
ui.uiuuiit. . HALM Or COLUMBIA
not taxed upon the adralorem principle, lor the purpose of defraying the expeiues ofsuid corpora' ion.
Sec. 12. The Clrk shall within twenty days
sh ill also sign a.l the ordinances and by-laws afcr the filing of the said assessment roll make
that shall be adopted,and all writs, processes. oul a ,0v 0f t!ie same, with the amount of
precepts and licenses that shall or may be re- tax calculated and carried out in a column op
I posite the properly, and name of each person
quired lo be issued by said president and trus
tees. Si.c. 3. Ths clerk, treasurer, lister and collector tha'l each give bond and security, payub!e to the presidcut and trustees in the penal sum of six hundred dollars cadi, conditioned for the faithT'il discharge of their duties respectively, which bonds "shall be filed by the clerk; & and o;t failure to perform all or any part of the conditions of the said bonds, they shall be liable to pay lo the president and trustees aforesaid the full anion tit in arrcar together with full cost and ten per cent, damages thereon and six per cent, per annum on the whole nmount lecuvercd from the time the same should have been p iid over, until the day of payment; all which may be recovered upon motion before the circuit court, ten days previous notice having been given of such intended motion, and for all which. such court is required l give judgment agiinst such officer, unless he show satisfactory cause to the court why judgment should not be rendered against hi'ii, and upon which judgment, execution slwll be issued returnable In thirty days from the date thereof, without any stay on the same;
or upon failure lo perform all or any part of
the condi lions oi said bonds, the principals and securities, or anv or either of them shall be
proceeded against by suit upon their official bonds before any court hav ing competent jurisdiction thereof. Sec. -1. It shall be the duty of the clerk lo
keep .1 record or journal of the proceedings of
the president and trustees, to attest all ordinances and by-laws, Inch shall or may be adnpted, to record them in a book to be prepared for that purpose, and have them published ngrecably to the provisions of an act entitled
"An act providing for the incorporation of
1 owns: approved t ebruary 17, 1SJS, at the
expense of the said president and trustees;'
and to discharge such other duties as mar he
required of him by the laws and ordinances of this corporation. lie shall annually be allowed the sum 3G 00 for hi services, and also for all books, p iper and stationary furnished by him. Sec. 5. It shall be the duly of the treasurer to receive all moneys due and accruing to the said presidentand trustees, to pay and dislure the same, on orders drawn by the said president and trustees, and signed by the Pres
ident and attested hy theclerk,and notothei-
wise. He shall keep a true and correct ac
count of nil moneys received and disbursed,
which shall at all times be open to inspection,
and lie shall, on the nrst Monday of Decern
her, and annunlU thereafter make a detailed
report of his receipts and expenditures during
the current year, exhibiting therewith his
Touchers tor his disbursements. He shall
have, tor his sei vices, four per cent, for all
moncts received and disbursed.
Sec. G. That alt town lots and buildings and improvements thereon in said corpa.-ation
which is the property of any individual or individuals, bod v corpornte or politic; all actual citizens qualified to vote, and all personal pro
perty, shall be and the sime are hereby de-
tiarca to oe sunject lo I ixation with exemp tions hereinafter specified; to he levied and
collected agreeably to the ordinances cf raid
corporation.
sec. 1. ah low 11 lots with the improvements
tncrton, me title ol which is vested in anv
trustee or trustees, body corporate or politic
ior mo use 01 ami in irust lor any rcligiousso
. cietj lor the use ol a meeting house or buiying
gro'iuu;any lot or lots set apart for schoo houses, academies or collages with Ihe build
ing and improvements thereon, occupied for such purposes; nil County grounds and County building, et apart for county purposes, and the personal property of all widows and orphan children, if it docs "not exceed one hundred dollars in value, are hereby declared exempt from tax ttion by said President and Trusters, provided that all Revolutionary Soldiers shall be exempt from a poll tax, and on iheir personal propirtv,aud on one lot.
1.1:111 cu.M., auer rns givingi bond and qualifying agreeably to the provisions aforesaid, and annually thereafter, afler his appointment and qualifying forthwith proceed to taken list of all the taxable cititens of Ihe said town of Brookville, and a list and assessment or all real arid personal property subject to tnxaMon by virtue of this ordinance, with Ihe valuation thereon by him made and annexed to the name or each owner. Sec 9. The real property of any person ot residents or said town, or whose names are i iknown, shall be designated in the same assessment roll, but in a part thereof separate :- mthe other assessments. Sec. 10. The Slid Lister In all respects s.Hhe governed by the laws of this Stale ich now are or hereafter may be enforced, ulating the assessment of the State and luly revenue to faras the same are npplica- - nnd not otherwise provided for by the
assessed, calculating the tax agreeably to the amount to be fixed Jiy thes;iid Presidentand
Trustees as aforesaid, and deliver the same to
the collectors, together with a precept Mgned
by the President and attested bv the Cleik,
and tlie s.iid collector shall forthwith pro ceed to collect said tax agreeably to the pro
visions of the act of the legislature entitled
"An act nrovidins for the incorporation of
towns," approved Feb. 17, 183S, the laws &.
ordinances of this corporation, and the laws of the State relating to the assessment and collection of the Stale Sc county revenue so lar as the latter laws mar be applicable which now are or shall hereafter be in force; the ck-rk shall also be governed by the said laws last aforesaid so far as the same may be applicable to his duty, and not otherwise provided by the ordinances of said corporation. Aud the
owners, of anv hoca. sheen, goat or domettic fowls of!,. . .1. 1 t r.n: - - ,
6...U lU.pUll.OH Dl M1U ll...,J W.UUU, jescrj ton whatgoe vhosh3H refuse f,ef . - " - " "J'P ICS or vinous liquors, foitign or domestic, by a ; having been notified that .aid hog,, sheep, goaw or Xpwl? less quantity than one gallon at a time, except fowl- are in the habit of trespassing upon the land. lllC hlir from turn!T,ff rav Inakea c7ieaSf in cases of sickness. Any person who shall or pre.n.scs of others, to confine and secure the ,y and free jt fr fCU;F Numer0U9 violate the provisions of this section shall for-; ame' sh or lhey 60 IT,u,in eha11 be finedt ,n of the first respectibilitv in support of the mD fell and nav the sum of three dollars fnreverv I SU"' not le" " cenU ?or raore of Otdridg.', Balm are shown bV the nronri! S
, . - - . - - - - - j . luree aonars, ior every x nours neirieci inereor.
Urtt vl hnn rm nonriAt
II I t f .1 M . 1 " J " " M-X
oiience; roziaea, noamr,mai nounng nerc- j yec. ltj. That any person or persona who may
in contained shall be so construed as to pre-. have any street or allev within the limits of the.
vent anv person from selling alcohol n less town, fenced up or enclosed, shall cause the aame quantities than one gallon. ' l b opened on or before the first day of Nov. next
; ior iinivre wnereoi aucu person or persons, snail oe lined the sum of three dollars for every 24 hours
! neglect thereof. And be it further ordained that
no person shall fence up or enclose any part of any street or ally, after the publication of this ordinance,
under the penalty above prescribed.
Altcsl, Geo. Berry.
RUFL'S IIAYMOND.
President.
."I.V ORDLV1XCE, ReluKte to Corf oration ordert. Patted .ipril 1,
liWU j Pe it ordained, by the President and Tius- j tees of the Town of Brookville; That it shall.
be the duty of the Collector and Treasurer to receive in payment of taxes, fees, licenses, aud ail other dues, due and owing the corporation, any corporation orders regularly signed by the President of said corporation, and attested by the Clerk.
KUr ITS IIAYMOND,
Attt ,
Ceo. BcnuvjCTk.
President.
H -c. 17. 1 bat any person who shall be guilty of speakingany vulgar or obscene language, in tho
streets or upon the public square to the Fcand tl of
the citizens and by-standers; or shall in like manner sing any vulgar and indecent song, shall for every such oiience be fined in any sum net exceeding three dollars. Sec. IS. That any person who shall hereafter
erect or continue any board kiln, cr who shall pile or cause to be piled any firewood, lumber, stone, timber or other article upon the public square which may in anywise impede the passage thereof, or who shall erect any booth, house, tent, or show shop, or continue the same, shall be lined not lees than one
nor more than three dollars for every twenty-four hours he shall suffer the name to remain thereon. Sec. 19. All fines and forfeitures accruin? bv
rtue of the above by-laws and ordinances, to be
said mlli-i t.r &l.ll i.nv r.vr to i!ir treasurer -v. ... -m .c-m i recovered of the offenders, in an action of debt, in
I 9 Inn tifimo nl tliA WrowLmt m mi I a .riL.
the taxes and revenue ly lun. collected on or Sec. 1. That nv MKnn who .hail fir nr m,n. I ii T V"." ' . l. . " 4"c
i...r...., .1.:. 1 ' ;.. I..K. ....-L.:.-i '.i' . ' "''. "iwr any -ueuce 01 mereace witn
.. ..... i....u ... uV ... .v. m "uuuii, vi uiua lire uu, ui mi) iiiuuuic, ,n CMntyi And it is hereby made the dutv of TI,a ..U..'. I.. II ... l. 1.,. .!..);. n.o 1 or rnirilio nr iniilntt..n .f .il,ur irithin lha limits .l. . . . . .
. r... . ..it h i ni.. 1 1 .n 1 in- 11. ..v.- iii-uciucis -- b , tne .uarbiiai to see mat the toremjinc lawa nr nh.
.. .... 1 .tl tl... f.'.rimrnt..n . i e. , tr...... el. ..II T...r..i ...It ... 9 o
luc duplicate to tne collector, make and dcliv- " e v. ecrved, and to tate steps to recover all fines and
or t.i Ir,,inr..r . .. rl fi. :. I.. f ll... ... ,arr. lu" "e I,or ,,,ore lu" ,,lree
issue to
perfor-
c iii:ii?uiti ii itiiiiuiui; ui iuu iKit' A......t. jr.. .
gatc amount of the duplicate, with vtl.uh he t;on. shall charge the said treasurer in an account o ti ... ...., :.:..
to be kept against him, and it shall be thedu- of this County, who shall oxhib t within the linuU ty of the treasurer upon default of the collec f the corporation, any theatrical performance, ex- . ... .. i i. r I i j . i
tor lopay over the motieys so by him collec- ur u"7 sum or acsenpuon wuaitcd, to proceed in the name of the said Piesi- 6oeve,r.' without having first obtained from the pro- ,.,.. . it . i i . per oliicers, authority so to do, shall forfeit and pay dent and Trustees to collect the same by suit uie6u,nof three dollars for every such offence; and upon his bond on notice and motion as nfoie- i no case shall such authority be granted until the said as to him may seem most advisable. person or persons applying- for the same, shall pay Sec 13. The collector shall ex offiiio he mar- into tbc hands of the Treasurer of the corporation, sl.t.11. naK,..l. l.nE.u l. rftwor- the sum of five dollars which shall authorize and
jiiiiii iuiu iiccucu ii.funn n 1't.iivw I . . j . k i ii i . - n ' i require tho rrcsideut and Clerk to
..... Sere ...u ccu e an process nuu uius, per8on or perMnp a ,iccnBe for each and serve nil notices that may be directed lo iance , thow or exhibition. I.: . . .1 I i . rl
inn .igreeaoiy u me laws nnu oruinanci s 01 Sec. 3. That anv person or persons who shall
shuI rresideut and 1 rustees; &. it shall be his erector establish any gaming table, Koulctte, Fa
duty to report to the treasurer al) violations robank, or practice any gaming device with cards,
and infractions of any of the by-laws or ordi- ce, onn any other maimer whatever, for the pur
. v ,,u tirle nf ralne whntKnnvpr. Wit nn tLo Inn It a nf en
. . 1 111 t I .1.1-. . f ll M .S 1
11 Mian ue meuuiy ci me saiu treasurer in tne town. Kl.n ft.rfpit n.i nv ti. B,.m r .u. .in.,.
orporate name of the said President and for evcrv bet made tinon such iramin tbl. Kou-
Trustees to collect the forfeitures and penal-1 lette, I'n robank, cards, dice, or other gaming de
nes tor tlie breach ol the said by-l iws and or- '
dinances,ns fixed b- ordinance, agreeably to UL'- 4. That any person who shall create, erect
.a m a . . I ..... . r 1 . 1 t 11 t . f 1
the provision ol the said statute of thi Slate iiuuiu nuiMiia- 01 any Kina, iuiu oc nnea entitled "An act providing for the incornora- 'y 6U' Reding three dollars for every . ' T1" 12 houi'B it shall remain, unlpsn it h rimntpit
tion ol towns,- and to receive the Mnount so within 4 hours after being notified thereof by the
toiictivM iiu iu ,n.t uuii'.ior mi'Siimc. 1 inartiiai.
ec. 14. 1 hat tp.ere is hereby assessed on Sec. 5. That anv nerimn who fchill ha re linrsp.
1 . 1 . 1 : :
eacn 1. cense to retail, ly less quantity than mare, cow, colt, mule, sheep, dog or other domes one Quart, foreicn nnd domestic liaiinia uilli. tic animai.fo die within the limits of the corpora
. .. . . ... ' lt; ..iw;n.i. ...r.. .1 :
111 Ihe COmoratlOn tnr thp IpimnlmiH vna ll. cui.ui oaiuc ig rsiimin 1
10 ooiain a license ior sau purpose, is requir- more than. lirVe dollars for every G hours be shall ..in a a "lit . j .a I
eu nrsi 10 pay imo tne treasury o said rorpo- rutler tlies. c to remain within said corporation
1: .1 1 r 1- . r . ! TrK . . . t . .
ration me s ua sum 01 iiitv dollars, lur nlm li "nu 111 tnwuiu o cr 01 saiu ueaa oeatt De aDseni
the treasurer shall give him n receipt, which 80 Uml ho csnnot be avViirc uf "t death, it shall be receipt such person shall forthwith file U't r! f yi"U ,to ave the same removed l.l. .1.1, S .u:. . . . .. 't of the limits of said town, at the expense of the
-' .v.n.v., iiMpuiaiioii who sunn owner or said dead animal: Provided, that notli o l:i n t cur Ii nprc.in n liinhen il.n...Mn M. u J : .. I : i : . . i
--.. -... or. imiiiu 1 in-1 vuii .ici 01 11 111 g- n;g iii-rc-in coniaineu sua 11 prevent any person Irom ly, and charge the treasurer with the amount bury ing any such dead animal sufliciently deep to so paid into said treasury, which lictnsc shall Preve,lll the evil consequences which might arise
be Mgned by the President and attested b the clerk.
K 1R Tl !J .1 I. 1 1
m-t iicjjiiu ciem, treasurer, anu mar- .1 i...:i.i: 1. . . ,
.1, ll .j 1. . , . ' j i.ivnuu, UUUUUIJ5 iimirriaiB, or ariicic oi any ue
c.m.. ....; Kicirtuj ui-cnnrge tne ir rcspec live scription to remain in the streets or alleys or upon duties by deputy, they each being accounta- the public square so as to obstruct or material! v im-
I f . f . w I 1 . . .
Die ior me acts 01 ineir respective deputies. Peue " passage tncreoi ior longer tbanorfy-r ifti'
When any vacancies shall happen in the afore. "Duru' ana pay ior every such offence
...... 1 tir.t nei 1 i 1 11 nna imp .
wever, that
nf Btrftt. nnnn liia men nfilio
-r .1 ii .i . . . .:'.r' .
01 me piceiueiii aim irusices, uniu tne next wncn engagea in oniiuing; with such materials ai
annual election. may be necessary for the construction of said bulM
Sec. 16. The lister in making his ases- ,nB but B,,,,n not keep the side walks obstructed
ment nlorcsaid shall keep the several districts Tu.- :- 1 F.niuKB10,.ger win.
sepacate ana oisunci irom earn other; and the Sec. 7. That any person who shall let anv stal
collector in making ins collections shall report lion, or Jack, to any mare or, Jenny, within the
to the treasrurertne amount collected in each i" Pl me corporation, shall bo fined the sum of district separately when paying in the moneys dol,ft for euch ofleve. collected, and the treasurer shall keen an ac- ,-!":. 'u? ht.l Iice??e to '' "7 "al-
. . , . . . 1 v. ajH. ..(j...i liit-puo.ic square or in nnv of ected in each district the trert. th
separately. Treasurer the sum of three dollars; and if any one
oci. ii. mo luuiiiHii. e ana oy-iaws snail Dai nin ciamon or laca as atoresaid with I ..... I 1 : 1 I . . 1 ..
lorreitures Irotn persons offending against the same.
litres HA.MONO, Prca't Attest, Georue Hkekv, Clerk.
FALL and WINTER OOODS.
TTK IMtlCh & UO. are now receiving from
riiiladelpLia, Baltimore and l'iltsburirh.
heavy and well selected stock of Fall and Winter Roods, which they offer for sale at the low et prices,
at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of the
lollovimg articles, viz
Iflue, bl k, brown, drab, olive, invisible green.
dahlia, tteel mixed and pilot clutht; blue, brown, drab, ribed, nnd plaid cattimeret; blue, brown,
VI k, drab, tttel mixed, striped and plaid t itinrltt;
Ku. jeant; plaid ttntty; red, white and vrtlow
flanutlt; printed do.; bine, green, while and red
ca iton do.; plain and Jig d mertnoet, gro de nap
rt.t if I L- Avntflj I 1. ... V.f.
bombazine. French, Englith and American prints.
uuignam. cotton ana linen diapers. Ruttia
heetmgs, led ticking, col d muthut.ai ron checks.
canvass and padding, carpeting, merino Jringe,
vetimgs, ruraeu sktrtt; cotton, worsted, gum elas
tic and net suspenders', bl'k worsted hose; bVk and
white cotton and silk do., lamb s wool do., white
and mixed cotton half do. Ladies beaver, kid
silk, cotton and bcrlin gloves. Gentlemen's beaver.
buckskin, German, kid, thread, silk and cotton do
Buck milts. Taffata, gauze, satin and belt rib.
nds. Satin, bombazine and velvet stocks. Shirt
bosoms and collars. Cotton, thread, lisle and
blond edgings. Cotton, thread, lisle and muslin
inter! ions. Bobxnett and thread laces. Grecian
and bubinetl footings. A'eedle work and bobinett
capes and collars. Fig'd and plain jaconetl
Uook, Swiss and mull mwltns. Cambrics. Plain
and Jig d bobtnetts. Bl k and Green dotted thule. BCk, gro Swiss, srro de nan and lulnirinr
' n r ! f j- . . . . . .
sua, ioib zro ac uap. nr a vol de sot and nr.
Irom its exposure above ground w ithin the limit
of the corporation
Sec. R. That any person who shall suffer t Lei
said offices by death, resignation or otherwise. e" "1" cne n?.r n,orc inan lUrec tillar8
u .. : .1.. 11 1 cm 1 1 srroviaea, nowever, iiiri any person may occupy
......w ....... j ..,.r..,,l.cm nne iniru OI BnT street, upon n
be in force from and after their publication out suc" ,iccnse. e bH forfeit and pav for every ngreeablv to the provisions of Ihe said statute uch offc U.,B "r three dollare.' And any r .1 o." . i- r i. . . 1 person who tha i stand any stallion or iack within of Ins State, providing for the incorporation Ihe corporation, shall p f!!r such n' v the of towns. IIUHJS IIAYMOND, sum oftwelve dollars for the seison.
Attest
George Berry. Clerk.
President.
iy ORDtXAJWCE.
Oti the subjet t of taxation and prohibiting re-
wig nJ vp'ruuous ana Vinous Hanoi t. r S5 1 A I t innn '
sec. V. 1 bat all itinerant trersona. rnmm..nt
called pedlers, who shall offer for sale within the corporation, anygoods wares, or merchandise, without obtaing a license from the property authority shall forfeit the sum of three dollars for every such
onence; ana in no case shall such permission be granted until the person anr1vimrforthe.m.K.n
have paid ten dollars when he shall be licensed to
Sec. I. Be it ordained by the President sel1 one mpn,M nd no longer and Trustees of the Town ol Brook villr. That ?.cc' .1.Th.1 no lrson
- . 1 rt n iMA 1 r . a
the term personal property'
tion of an ordinance of said
Tru
1 1
in tne tun sec-
President and
or nersona h.il r
wiintn me limits of the corporation anv .1r.m.t;.
or foreign liquors in less quantities than one quart
1 nine nmioui nivinir nnimnpn . 1 .
r . v. 1. 1 1
... I .. ......t WW.
stees aeumng the duties ol the othcers and retad such liquor, signed by the President and at 1 a .a . . !. . II ... ......
naing ior tne assessing and collecting iesiPa J u.'e Provided aoicrtfr. that
provi
taxes, &c. Shall be construed to mean and iu 1.1 1 .....
tiuue household lurnuure; all mones on
hand, whether specie or current Bank Paper.' . . ...... ... .
an goods; all chatties; all public stocks or capital Invested in ranal boats; all stocks in banks or moneyed corporations; also such portions of the capital of incorporated rompeniet, as shall not be tested in real estate;
Read the following; Robert Whrto, Esq late Mayor of Philadelphia, has certified, as in be seen below, to the high character of the following gentlemen; The undersigned do hereby certify that we hit used the Balm of Columbia discovered l.r 1 m
dridge, and have found it highly serviceable, n..t inly as a preventive against the falling cf Lair'bui also a certain restorative. Wm. Thatcher, sen. Methodist Minister in St George charge. No. 30 north Fifth at ; John '' Inglis, 331 Arch st ; John D. Thomas, 31. 1. 1ft! Race St.; John 8. Furry, 101 Spruce St.; IWl, McCurdy. 243 South Tlh St.; John Gird, jr. 15J Arch st. It will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation of the public, when it is known that thrnf
I the above signers are more than 50 years of are
vi... ci a iivi icdb loin .mi.
From the Mayor.' Commonwealth of Penn., City of Philadelphia. I, Robert Wharton. Mayor of said eitv of PLii..'
delphia, do hereby certify that I am well acquainted with Messrs. J. P. Ingles, John S. Furey, and
iiugn .?iccuruy, wuose names are signed to tl above certificate, ;hat they are gentlemen of rLaracter and respectability, and as such full cred.i should be given to said certificate. In wIium.
whereof, I have hereunto set my band, and cautrd L. S. the seal of this city to be affixed, this sixth day of December.etc. Robert VnKTo:,Mvor.
CAUTIOM Observe that each bottle of'ih.
genuine Balm has a splendid engraved wrappet.ea which is represented the Falls of Niagara, ibe agent's name. etc.
Editors. All country papers who will insert tU
above once a whek 6 months, and send cne tinmbtr to the agents, shall be entitled to one doz. nf Balm. Sold wholesale and retail by COM 3TOCK anJ CO, sole Agents for America, 2 Fletcher stmt
near Maiden Lane, one door below Pearl street New York, and by one or more druggist in nearly every town in the Union. Oct. 1838.-42-It
onation dj- balm lavcnttne. Scrtnett. While
satin. It hue, pink and green Jlorenre. liCk
white and straw cold crapes. Bl'k' silk rrlrri
Plaid and fg"d do. Bl'k and scarlet mrrina
shaurls and hTkfs; Prussian thaicls; Thibtl
hdkjs; Imttama, cotton flag, tilk jlng, pongee, bl'k silk and linen do.', plaid gro dc nap, rutin damask, mendurinc, plaid hemuni and dummk
dress do.; bix and plaid silk cravats; rclicults; infant? cape; Grecian bjols; silk purses; sral, fur and sclct cups; fur collars; English strait
Ifghorn and tuscan bohmls; uilloic hoods: fur and silk hals; collon, gingham, and silk umbrellas; bordered, plain and fg"d parasols; ladies gaiter boots; leather, kid, morocco, and lasting shoes ; children's kid, mot 01 co and lasting do.; Mens calf, kip and coarse Irogans; coarse
ana jine 00015, dc. at. .1LS0 A genet al assortment of Groceries, Ilirdieare ... i..it ... st - .
"" iiy, queens, uiojj oia 1 til icare ; Drugs and Medicines; Blank, Miscellaneous If School Looks; Cuttings and A'ails; Log, Halter and Trace Chains; Cross cut, Milt, Hand, Wood
ana rannrt oatcs; Uratn und Ame s Canal
Shovels; Manure forks; Sines: Painted Duck
ris; KAtjjce mus; steelyards; Fimmon t and
Cof.'uu cy Co. s iSroad and Chopping Ans, $c
NEW GOODS.
THIS subscriber again makes his obeisance U
Ins enstomers, and the puohc in general, aud Lti
iue ("caiui r iu announce, mai lie 1a now receiving and opening a general assortment or Goods, Warn
and .Merchandise; consisting in part of the follow
ng articles, viz;
Fine, superfine aud coarse cloths of every gradt
no colour. Premium satinetts of various colours.
Plain & figured, fine Ac coarse satinets of all col l
Pilot cloth, kersey and lincy Plain red, green and yellow flannel
Twiled do do do
Rose, point and saddle blankets. Plain fe. fig'd cassimejes of all col's, Gno & super! 151) pieces calicoes, including all grades, and eury style and pattern A beautiful assortment of ginghams A great variety of plain and hVured circaaaiant
French merino of the bevt qualitv Ac of various col'u
et- a ... x '
nam ana ngureu silks and satins Splendid coronation silks Senc'new and sarcenett silks Ladies' silk, kid and boskin gloves da figured silk and pickwick do Men'a beaver ard buckskin elovva and mittpn.
Ladies ami gents' merino, worsted and cotton kJ
l'lain and figured cambric muslin do do jiconctt do do do mull and bobinett muslin Fahiinable fur and striw bonnets
Kpleudid bonnet ribbons, belt and can rilibnna
lo cases flutes and bools, including men's i4
uniu Kip aim coarse bootd Ladies gailers, prunel, calf aud n;c r'o boots ,(' t " do do iliors Yonths' and boys' ntid children's calf and mi and coarse slutes
IU cttces Iidl and caps including ladies fur ciH Men's and LuV fur caps, seal caps, and fund
seal collars 8 qr, 6 qr, 5 qr, 4 qr and thaw Is and i5rM M't'i of all colors and grades. A gen 'I assortment of hardware and cutlery, indt
ding knives and forks, shoe knives, butrbrH
knives and pen knives. Scistors. shears, 9 cers, locks, hinges and screws. Files, ckiaws.
gimblets, handsaws, shoe nails. An ngfortmrr
of teaboards: trace i liainR an.! I.noa f'hiniTn
Setts of superior quality. 130 ffit I.irerpfcJ China of various patterns. 130 sett beaulM Prussian cups and saucers. China and comma
plates, difhes and pitchers, assorted. . ALL which have been carefully selected
himself in Philadelphia, and will be sold en M
most reasonable terms for cash or apprrved em try produce. N. I). GAl.MOX. Brookville, N07. 3Cth. 19o
4r.
lirvckrille, JYor. 21, 1&38.
nothing herein contained shall be SO const rnpcl
lo prevent apothecaries or druggists from retailing
j iainiiy ioss iuiu one quart. Sec. 11. That all neraona hn shall ka m.;n. .
a riot or assault and battery, or any disorderly conduct whatever, whereby the peace or the citizens of the corporation shall be disturbed, shall forfait and pay a sum not exceeding three dollars for every such offence. Sec. I?. That all rrwrs wbosha'Ibe eenvicted
1! .cook villi; CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
fIP,,E eubfcriDer respectfully inform
-a me citizens of Brookville and the
surrounding country, that they have ea tabliehsd themselves in the f -Lair M.n
uracturing Business, in all its various tira.il.a Tl... 1 1 1 . ....
.........v.. me; iu oe at an times ready toccommodate persons with Cane Seat Fancy and Windsor Chairs; 8ettees, c. of every description, and of the latest Cincinnati fashions. ALSO; House and Sign Paiating; doors, counters, &c. painted in imitation or Mahogany, Curled Maple, Oak and all other imitations of Wood or Marble. Their shop U in the bottom part of Brookville north-east of the court house, and opposite Mr Clarkson's residence. Their ware room is on the east side of Burgets it., one doer north of N. I Gallion's Store. WHEAT Ac LONGE Jan-. 17, 193U. " 4
1.
A A' M.ow -rece1r'ng Ibeir usual supply cf Drv Goods, Boots and Shoes, and invite the at-
I. D. sV C Jones. No. 19 Pearl street. tSnrinn-ti
tention of counUy and city dealers.
jiar. v. IVazittt
ll-2w
CONSUMPTION.
IT isxalculated from the bills of mortality, tH every fifth person dies of Consumption. TLeid
tims to this disease are principally thoi-e undct 1' years of age, comprising the flower and strenctfc'
our couoiy. One of tLe best remedies cm 51 discovered to arrest this direful malady at tbsrer threshold, is the justly celebrated Indian cure n Coughs, Consumption, Spitting of Blood and An1
inn 1 ne atasia. " Annexed are some of the manv recouiinendit
that might be given fn m individuals well kse and highly respected iu extensive portions off country.
The following is from Rev. J. Spaulding, ?H
reiary 01 the u estcrn Education Society; Mr. Peck Sear Sir: In renlv tn vouraucfl''
"Has the Watasia been of any ecrvice!" 1 'J
nappy 10 say 11 nas succeeded in my family " rmbtv. The case was one of severe CouHi. t'H
ded with pain in the side or breast, and tbreiKJ
mg 10 end in consumption. On osirg tbs il
.ueuicine, tbe cough and pain have diBipr" and health has been restored.
To my frienos I do not hesitate to say tt 1 Cin., Dec. 5, 19C6. J. SPAULDING The subscriber having need the Watasi"
a severe pulmonarv affection, can attest toiwl
perior virtues in diseases of the Ittmrs. TbOl
ceea in bis case was truly astonishing 1 'J
ono ooiue eeingsumcicnt to restore him to en
Cm. Jan. 117. A. NOV"'
I or said at tbe Dru Store of C. CAIKi
Brookvlile, where additional curtiftcs
ircclione may be obtained.