Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 33, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 August 1839 — Page 3

0KOOKYILI.E, INDIANA.

FR1DAT, ACC. M, 1 839. THE R LECTION.

We htrc selected from various papers, m much

if the election return aa possible. For Cod-

jrtss, in this State, it is probable that Proffit (V) ii elected in the first district; J. Y. Davis (V It) in the sesoad; John Cart (V II) In the third;

Taos. Smith (V B) in the fourth; Jas. Rariden

:V i he firu, " m- Wck tv B) the

jixth, and T. A. Howard (V B) in the seventh. We hive not received the full return from any ilitrict, except the 3d. We have returns from ;i this district, except It;pley county. Smith's ijortty is a little over 1000 votes. Rariden will hive about 1203 votes majority over Thompson ui about 1500 orer MCarty. In the other dis

trict we cannot yei approecn me probable ma

jorities. Below is the returns as officially reports by the Secretary of State, of a many countiw u hive been received at his office. COXGRESSIO.YAL RETURXS.

-.L. I w

L . . . .

.o vans DtB Hot ben iwrl. ... ...

r aiTlva. Will water since the drouth of 1888. A ,k:

this section of country fs eeffcrin- from th.

of drouth. W.lk, .toek weter on fcrms, ereeks,

c obt rerased to buddIv their

tomed btverace for man and henst. The rivers are low. and th. mill-wheel have nearly ceased t that is Mh.1M.. . isti

The early corn is much the

v.. 7 W,B 7r eiet to port near Conner villa. Lu?.. j'

au manner of, bitter -. mmnI

barrels of arcAoAoJ end km-wkitkey, to be nscd

for medicinal purposes, and for the generation of

steam," :.f . . .. The Chronicle further adds; that the above boat

HI be accompanied by the ship "CaamefiW

commanded by Gen. Jonathan MCarty. "The Chamelion is particularly recommended as a safe boat, as it made a trip to the head ot"Salt Riner" two years since, and although she received con-

J western part f CUievrd teEtvAijt,,..

I at ... . - - w 1 " mmwmi

land, that the? can slip in wita tlr.mn tk ren between the twosrfiUgonisU. They mis.

chicuiiiiv, i mini. ' i no not believe the

northern people will be involved with the Ah.

ontionisi as politician. Wcvertheresl, men who sacrr .Van Bureo men, notorious and noisy, are now no parly men nt all, but most decidedly opposed to Mr. Clay! JVof. . -

corn in many places

best. It is robahl ik.t tk- i.. , i 1 ."u

i. p pvuiwi injury irom snags ana sand bars, she has

."k-""-" k-uiuuuicii, ana re-painiea since.

will be cut very short.

Fir DiaTRtcr. Oangc county, Gibson, Ilirriwn, Crawford, Bicosd Disratcr. Vigo county, Owen, Lawrence, Knox, Martin, Sullivan, Greene, Titao District.

Jackson, Jennings, Jefferson, Washington, Floyd, Clark, Scott.

Pnt&t. 03-2 687 1032 381 1136 449 . 852 808 250 244 520 Graham. 525 561 , 1289 886 G87 838 335

JXMJA'A LEGISLATURE.'

Oartholometr.

Shclbr-Jwcph B. Nitklet

aionroe W. C. Berry . Henn Jthw T. Elliott

Scott and Jackson J. F.' Carr

uox, Dviws nnd Martin RoiU A. Coma

iiarnson Henry Kinzcr VTerm:llion and Warren .; R..

Johnson Sumwr Herriott

I tend rick Christian a.Vate " . I'ulnam . C Srrenton Boon and Hamilton Jacoo -frtWe Perrr. Vanderburgh mill W

. LalltC . .

particular" accommodations

oseph

Elkhart, Lagrange, &c E.M.Chmbeil terry. Spencer and Crawford G Bur

Thorn;

.tin

urfon

There wilt be "no

kept on board.'

All these things may do for mirth, and be

soothing to the feelings of some, but we-consider them unbecoming , unwise and unprofitable. The abuse of and rejoicings over a fallen foe is at best

very unprofitable, and very uncharitable.. .

Cincinnati JtrincK nftht irhite- IFaJtr Can).

It is stated in the Cincinnati papers that the jwork has been suspended on the Cincinnati branch of the White-Water Canal, for the want

of funds to continue operations. It appear to us

that all the energies of the riant city of the West

should be brousht IlltO reouinition la rnmnlnt.

this important improvement. It is of more importance to Cincinnati than any other improvement which they have undertaken. We hope the delay iu this work will be short.

tpSOH

FacBTR District. Decntur county, Rash, Dearborn,

Switzerland, Firta District.

Delaware, 351

Grant, 303 Randolph, 512 Wahash, 159 Fuiloo, : f 93 Uenry, 815 8trra 1istict. Hendricks county, Marion, Shelby, Brawn, Bartholomew, Morgan,

Madison, Hamilton, Cas, Boone, StTIRTB DlSTSICT. Vermillion, St. Joseph, Marshall, Parke, Warren.

Montgomery,

C993 Dmu. 855 1170

1165 730 Rariden. JTCartg

5121 Smith. 934 . U73 1829 DOG . Thompson

463 35G 98 241 445 394 28 126 45 75 571 629 tTick. Herod, 001 1029 1192 915 1065 ,. 697 275 : . 58 553 878 784 775 744 724 744 533 453 429 516 583 Hownrd. E. 825 433 475 584 163 117 1254 741 363 601 1006 1100

EPRKSENTATtVlia. .

Morgan John Eckles

Henry Ralph Berkshire and R. M. Cooper

""5 Mentis uurlte, fj. tf. Jackson. Morris

Lancaster and Wm. Baker

Union Wm 11 Bennct nnd James Osborne

Kush Jesse Morgan, Thomas Worster, and Osm n Robinson Decatur Martim Jamison . Ripley James Robinson '

Switzerland El wood Fisher

Dearborn Amos lAne, Wm Lanius. Win

Conway and Wm Perrv J

Jenerson John

AUGUST RLEGTIOV.

Tesjibsseb. The Nashv

yesterday leave it uncertain whether Polk

or Cannon is nextCevenior.

The Nshville Whirr has return from nil

the counties except 14 in East nnd I in Wess

Tennessee Polk, thus far, 400 votes ahead.

Ihe Wlng'saj., 'Polk's friends confident,

aiinnu s ramcr uouoiing.' t he same paper ill!.. Y 1. . r .

wjs, -me legislature icoKi Van Uurcnish.

i nc iscngressional Uelegatea will stand 7 Whigs, 6 Van Buren.M This will be a loss

ol three to the Whig party Cm WAij.

ivwhjiri. in jcsieraany s paper we ibnllwlif I fViinrucciiiitKl .lln.i: ii

fT..rn Tt... tt., n . D.x: . ? wouia

rA.Zn frAJ.iV stana iipvj to a V. U.J We are aflraid

I no III ill I l-.to Irv ..11... f, - T

ocou-isua u ngusti , t , ideed, probabilitj now is, that II.se V. B.1 Clark James G Read and Thomas J Henley will SUrreed ITn.llr tv : .uMt

Hendricks-.rW FBeckeU - - l,"":;.. ' . " I !T u,v

o itmery-Henry Lee. John Nelson, and lu!t cXf remel v doubtful. Wothinir fonLr f,Z

ah. ' i' w - . . - o - w...

viviyun u .'1CUI Hamilton Francis B Cocrswell

Randolph MUet Html

.Marion James Johnson and Philip Saettser

uoonc John II INclson Hancock John Foster

Johnson Fubius M Finch

New-Yont Corsesondfnce. Aaeust 6. The money is MliRht,n and "lighter," and 1 trust the "tightest" it will be for some lim to come. Two percent, a month wflirM f

yesterday, nnd in some instances cot. Ii is

i.neu umiiiic drdk oi America lias sent into market some of the hypothecated Treasury notes on which Mr. Woodbury has been raising money. The last Treasury note statement of the Secretary Indicates that he has been hypothecating these notes to a large amount. I should like to know what the Collector of New-York does with them, when he receives them for duties. I should also like to know who pockets Ihe loss when the

sold under the par of bank notes! Are they

kept floating inu circle! Are they deposited

as money in bank, loaned out to pay duties, and then deposited, nnd re-deposited agnin If I mistake not, Congress will have here anothcrsnar to unmvel.

It is whispered that Col. R. M. Johnson is to visit this city, nnd to have a welcome, on

Ihe battle of Ifce Thames. The Locofocos of

the New fcra wish to show the locofocos of

the Kichmcnd Lnquircr that empire is now here, that they make and unmake Prestilentc

and Vice Presidents, and that, after having dictated the eub-Treasurv as a test of Dart v. J.- J:. . r J1

nicy vhii uniine me men to act it out. The advance of flour in this cif within three weeks has been 75 cents per barrel, and this in the ,ice o( one of the most abundant crops ever known. Xut. Int., Germans.-It is supposed that there are in the TJ. Siates 3l millions of native Urn

Geramns,2i millions descendants of Germans,' and Unit the number is increased from two to

three hundred thousand nnnua Iv br arrival

r r t

no m uuropc ina. jour . .

r-JR. EpIToa-Ieinaned. oDce. iaA xvi. try where contractors were consisted aZd

'j rrpunoie with tbe beet citizen, of the eoent iEtt? 1"t k,Monbi debaeedY infa.of the country which atigrme.I famr we shaL entail unon our lum. -j e rT .

oZ TV t..l there il V one remedial change that can be effeetedT For th.

."ii.cion moaor turn eanK For

Huw oi tbe ekase situation of

cannot impatt any honor to tbe contractors. aa- W. J. PATJSE, Canal

la et-ne-

thc caaa), it

Cont.

Commission Warehouse.

JT WOODS wonld respectrally inform the citv liens if Brookvillo and vicinity, that he haa opened a commission warehonse in ttpnb.nu

Main Burgcsa street, near the Barn of tbe Carat, wher be receive and forward .11 ?ood that may be ertnisted te bia care. He will also receire and sell on commission all pooda, wares and merchaadie, left with hint for tbat porpose. AUo, he baa aa interest in the Canal Boat Little cstern. wLteh plies regnlarly from this place to Lewrenceburfh. .Any peraona wanting pessare or freigbt.ng can apply at aaid warchonse, or to George Wood at LawrenceburgU. or onboard.

"" """ uirustco m mm will le pioroptly at

tended to.

HrookciUe. Ang. I.'Hh, 19-9.

S3-ly

Jut received and Tor Sale, Y the underaiencd. tLe folloafn r;.i.

Wlti

raigncd, tLe following articles, to-

ounff Hrson Tea. Imn.r;.! n. a-.l n.

and Spice; Jew Ortears S0?ar,Ldaf 8ngar. Weetern Reserve Cheese. Flour, Corn-meal, Caavassed hams, broom corda, Led ccrde, candles, painted buckets, vinegar, atlt, tar, and none coal. All of winch Iks will sell low for caeh. Aug is 33- j. woods.

wish

tO HI! Tf hn.ll rn n . . . , t

a .-i mm mvai. wiicsi, our. oats, butter, and etma. for wUrh I win

i7 a pHi prices as can le got in the place.

iug IO m- ' J. WOODS.

A pERTiJtE.TT QoRSTioif The Me thuen

Gazette propounds Ihe following mathemetic-

uucaiiuiii man is too poor to pay lor a newspaper, how many dogs can he afford to

Keept" An answer is requested. :

A daugh'.er of Mr. Swalm. of PhiladefLhiaJ

aiienacu n oau at Saratoga, a Tew evenings

since, adorned with a circlet of dUmnnd.

worth $2U,G00. Only think vt hat n host of

Shelby Wm M McCoy and Baits Coaltt

l'utnam Joseph rarley and ii tr JticUau-

Bartholomew Bcnj ArnolJ and Eliaken

Hamblin " . .

Jennings John I. Spann " Cass Graham N Filch

Vigo Geo IV Culler and Joseph Jenclut Madison ffttft G .ilherion

Franklin Elisha Long and Red in Osborne

l atle; bam I n Parker and M K Hull

Delaware; Abraham Buckles

Laporte; Svlmniu Everts .

Kosciusko and Marsliall; Amzi L Wheeler

Knox; Sam I Judah and Jonathan P Cox

Sullivan; Wm R Iladden and Justus Davis

Clinton; Samuel Dunn Carroll; Henry B Milroy

I, William J. Brown, Secretary of State, do Tippecanoe; James White and Wm M Por

Menifee's old district. Cm. If hig.

North Caboun.. The Baltimore naner

have Ihe following returns.

In Halifax district UynumfL.F.) is re-elec

ted by an increased mojority of 236 over the

In the 3J district, 'represented in the last 1 ,,f pUr Confess bvMr.C. Shrih.rd.felprf.lk J' i. CW b' or. mghcr father s panacea.

v.... . . V r . iv; . .. n i

b m Uliin. nnd lnrn..H I.- : r. .r c.l v.

Treasury.) the indications are that he is again

reiurncu oy .n ...crenscu mnjoruy, ; M rfkQ 4 A 4 4 a ni '

LUM BER. The asubcri&ers Lave now on hand and offer for sale low '

a,auv,vvv icel or Pine Hoards. 40a000 SH1NGI.FS.- -

lr3C0 Loclst Posts; Joist. Sraiitlingc.4-c.

t . . Ac BON. July 1.1, ISC9.-Cfoc 29-tf

100,000 ET of Clean Pin. L. 000,000 Feet of common ' 93,000 iota and Scantling

000,000 Pine Shingles,

for ante by J. III? NT. Lawrenceborgh. July 1839. S0-?w2$

OA nBLS. TANNER'S OIL, OIV 30 Vinegar,

a 5 3 3 3

so so 10

100

u u

Casks u t . Boxes u Bbls. K'gs

20 r.

' In the first district, the Ullimnr Piriit

v aa ivi i

thinks there is a fair prospect of succeeding iSrtte of Real and Personal Estate.. "JJ VuW Cinnamon,

aawyer, iu. s'.ioy tiryner (viii.)

Uh.

Spirits Turpentine.

Superior Ccpal lrarnish,

Ulue, Sal Eraiis, Sal Soda, Epsom Sails, .' Sup. Burch Jiuisins, Fancy and Uinsor Sorpt, Flax Seed Oil, While Ltd.

Paint Brushes-,

l7l! o

Dear Fruit. Peaches are offered for sale

in the Boston market, at from $3 to $G per dozen some extra Jine, were held nt 2 each.

rTTlHE subscribers will offer for a1. at

JJ. outcry, at the town of Metamora. Kr.ntlin

coanty, ina., on rriday and Saturdav. th 2iti.

and 29th days of September, 1839, the following'

First, A FINE FARM, containing 1 OM ipm.

of excellent land, being part of the N. E. qr, of section 36, town 12, range 12 east. This farm la

OCrThe Democrats will have a majority in ,ituate on the White-Water Canal; also on the

SraTE of IsDtAxt, to wit:

hereby certify that the foregoing is a true

transcript from the official returns of the votes

of Congress in the several counties to far as

the same have been rereived. WM. J. BROWN,

laditnapotia, Aug. t2, 1839. Sec'ry of State

DEARBORN COUNTY. Smith.

Lawrenr clurgh, townp 172

acsar Creek, Center, Clay, Jackson, Kelso, Laughery, Iogan, Manchester, ' Miller, Randolph, Sparta, Union,

Total,

. Dunn. 277

44 16

113 95 83 ; 1 10. 141 ' 1G 901 - 41 316 108 149 - : . 27 233 : 95 45 30 54 316 83 .50 51 , S . . .

ter

Warren; If G Montgomery

Fountain; Jas P Carlton and Joseph Mc-

Cormack .

Parke; Jepllia Garrigus and Robert Clark . Vermillion; James White and Bioore

White, Jasper, &c: J Wilson !

Miami and Fulton; Joseph Retburn

Owen; George W Moore : Greeue ; John F Allison -

UAviess and Martin; Fitzgerald lawrencet Hush Hamer and Carlton

the next House of Represntntives, in our State

legislature, of from 10 to 1G. Tbe Senate is

doubtful. Wayne Co. Chron, .

New. York Corrbsfondehcc August .3 The market has another spasm, and stocks

are on the decline. The fall in the stock mar

ket for two days past is an indication of sales

to laisccash, and the inability to obtain it on

good notes in bank Even bank po6t notes of

l'hilndelphia sell at 11 and 12 per cent dis

count, and tlx per cent Treasuey notes were

to-day sold in the market under par (99i per cent.) though baring interest. -This shows a

tight money market, much pressure, and a ve

ry unsatisfactory slate of things.

I he holders of Cotton continue to hold. If

State Road from Orookvillo to Indianapolis, and

ndjoina the thriving village of Metamora. About 70 acres are cleared and under cultii.n! ti..

balance is well timbered. There ia an thta firm

a good house snd kitchen, frame barn, corn crib,

anu wagon aneo. aiso two wells of water, one

at the honae.llie other at the barn, for atock. Thia I land iaofan excellent quality, and well ailuated

ior muj Kinu oi ousinesa.

ax.su.-eo m cres or rjusrn

The west half of the S. W.qr. of section 30, town 12, range 13, with 35 acres cleared and well set in grass. On the farm are several never failing springs. ALSO, 40 acres adjoining the last named

ashington; John I Morrtson andHenrrC hey RfC ,Q die are determined l0 dic

1823 1165

The vote for Representatives in Dearborn

niy stood as follows: William Lanius, . 15W3 Wm. Conawny, 1705 Amos Lane, 1608 William Perry. ' " 1464 W.R.Cole, 1318 J. W. Eggleston, 1317 E.W. Jackson, 927 Joel Lyan, 702

Monroe

Floyd ; Isaac Stewart . ' .

Harrison; H Albertaon nnd JoArt Zener Allen; Levis G Thompson Clay ; John Osborne ' ' ' Jackson ; Shields s ' ' St Joseph; Leonard Rush .

I Elkhart; Matthew Kippey

Monroe; Joseph Campbell

I he names in aic are wnigs. SwrrxBRLAND Cowirrr. "

Smith. Duun. Jefferson township, 440 .336. Posey' 180 154 Yorlt 121 61 r Cotton . 115 84 Pleasant , 39 74 Craig 12 20 ; Total, 007 722

DRCATUR

Washington township.

Clinton,

Adams, . Clay, Jackson, Creek, Uarkni, Creek,

Total,

. i. K

cocimr.

Smith. 579 53 85 31 72 3 25 Si"

Dunn.

579

65 v 45

- 11

21 SI

855

AkSMMifh wa are-blessed With

tM crops la geaeral in tbie part of the country,! Enqi have had a almost continued drouth for 15 ! ia a

ooths. 8iace June. 183P'we have not hd

heavy rata sufficient to reach and aupply

The Circuit Court meets on Monday next.-

There is a heavy docket of business probably

more than has been before a Session for fifteen

years. It will be scarcely possible to get through short ef two weeke. There ere not many eases

of debt, but most of them appeals for damages oa th canal, trespasses, 4c 4e, which will require

loag and wearied inveetigetioo.

Variooa are the akipo and eeaseis which ere about te leave fot"Sa Jtoer" from th differeat parts of this 8tate, ia a 'few. weeks, laden with

defeated Whin and Democrats. The -Wabash

nirer eays that a skip will start from that port

few daye, ender the command of the Hon,

very hard, and at least they mean to await

their late by the Liverpool, before they give

at all.

The floor dealers also, for tome cause br

other, it is difficult to dehne . what, or even to

guess, so abundant are the crops, continue to

hold on for higher prices, and flour is actually

on the rise. It is probable, however, there

are hopes of a market abroad. The supplies

here, are also short..: Again, the change of

quotations from old flour to new flour makes nn

apparent rise of price. - "

1 he domestic exchange of the ecu n try upon

the South : and Southwest grow worse, and

they are so bad it is hardly worth the while to

make quotations. How long the South and

Southwest will suffer this,remains to be seen. There is no union among the States now in

money matters. We are .under the old Con-

icuciaiiuih . a iiw . uiiiuii in untie. mu tvur

merce is nulificd now.'v. .; .? .

Air. Clay was at Montreal on the 30th-

Mr. Van Buern is at the Springs. General

! Scott concluded a treaty with the Winneba

goes, by which that tribe cede lo the United

States a great portion of their territory in W is-

tract, witb 9 acres cleared. on which ia a lov

bouse, stable, &c. The land is from one half to

one mile iron Metamora.

JI WOIW ACRCS OP LAND .im.ted

about one mile from L. M. Clark's Tavern, snd

one nan mue rrom tne uanal.

JtLSO 40 acres, part of tbe 8. E. Quarter of

section one. town 1 1 ranre 12. with 10 aerea clear.

eo, a newea ocubie log bouse, and a good well ef

waivr. , ,

ALSO 35 acrea. o't fraction 10. town 10. ranre

ALSO Tbt followinr loU in the town of Met

amora. on ma wane-water Canal. 8 miles from

itrooavuie, surrounded by a splendid country, towiti . i r r

Lot No. 0, on which ia erected a new frame buil

ding, 10 by 18 feet; also a new frame 12 feet square, auitable for a shop or office. -'.' .,

it o. iu with a frame boildinr 40 Veet front.

with a porch the whole length, and a good well of

waicr, auiiaoM ior a aiore room or tavern stsnd

ixit no. 1J. with av very comfortable drellinv

i . t . . . . m

nouw ana a gooa won or water.

A. so, several unimproved lots

ALSOQO acres of CORN on the arroundi from

10 te 13 tooe of hav; 3 bead of horeea: 4 milch

cows, several youog cattle, one yoke of oxen, from

ww w w ira.a i nogs, oaa two horse wagon and

oarncsa, on ox wagon, one ox cart, a rood an-

sortmeot of farming atensila, and other" property. Tlie town of Metamora, in and around which tbe

above property ia aituated. ia one of tbe most eli

giblo point ia Indiana. The While-Water Canal

passes throagh the town, as well as the State

Koad rrom ludianapolia to Cincinnati via Brook

ville, and aa a place' for a tavern aa well aa miut

other Kinds ot business, presents many attractions.

Any oi me property will be disposed of prior to

Oz. Suvhate Qiuuine-

100,000 Percussion Cr, '

sw urot Hup. truiion MaHtus, 7 " Fahnestock's Vermifuge, - ' S- Jaynrs Carminatire Balsam, l 3 u Thomvson's Eve Wefrr.

On hand and for sale by ISO. KAURIS S, CO.

Law u gh, lod.. July 22. ;y ao 2aa jonx & noREnotsr. . .

THE SUBSCKIRERS have anociatcd themselves under tie above title for the purpose

transacting a ukkckal AUKAUV Ae COM

MISSION BUSINESS, and will receive and forward GOODS by the RIVEU or CAN M,aa re

quired. . And for that purpose they have taken tba

atore on the corner of Short and iew trcu, ait

uated aoutb taat corner of Uuard'a Rlock, wheie

liberal advances will be made on Goods couaigned to them for sale.. Lawrenceburzb, 15 June. 1S39l

N. N. JOHN,- i-87-2ai . .f E-JttOIiEHOUSE. JOHi FERRIS c CO. . CORNER OP MAIN ASU SHORT STBBBTt, Lawreneebvrph. Ind.

VliolesnIe and Refail pcalcrs in Drugs, Med-

ICWC9, t'ainis, kjh, vaj-iiisnes, DJC- " 'Stuffs, Window Glass, &c.

r7ar mtooys on kand a eery extensive stock, mni

respecyuity iif me aUention of .Merchant, : . Manufacturer!, ind Physician.

C00sin,and has passed through BuQalo towards the day of sale, at private sale, if sufficient iaduceSackett's Harbor. Mr. Ci.AT.it is said, will "a" offered.

made

The terms of sale will be liberal, and

snow a on the first day of sale."

t't- w.at J, HOLLAND.

August 14, 19S9.

w3-ta

be at the Springs Thursday next week

The Abolitions north and east of the l'otomac are holding a grand convention in Alba

ny, and one of the main propositions ts the in

traduction of abolitionism into the political! - Cabinet Lumber.

field.. They propose to mark even such men ftnllE aubacriber wishes to purchase 10,000 feet US J. Q. Adams, who will not toe their line;! -U- f good cherry lumber, composed ef scant-

Al ro Me. r, v. ihev will hnlrl nn mmi. 1 "br 41 bv4,S inch plank. I. and 11 inch plaak

' . - . Ak 1 frftm lOiA OI Hrkaa asv iIa 11a stmm. sm nMawi

uf nfrnmmuninn with hin. n holder offilaves.i ' . " " . " r--

AAna knS m awjwul at t aIa

i v.. . . ma t tiwuv uut earvw ei a sivio

v . n - S3-Rm ; n..av a U. W.-aal hAaa itmnsillAnR llalfla I ImA VJin ltlirill ITifiRl I m a . a . ..- -

I JObl UWlilg Wf Olll WWa iHe um .e-je.wi isv. aa Vr. a.w.-w ' - " 116 IIIO Wllbei IO engtff ODd Of IW9 TOOU lOQf

'i. ai .t.u sk.t tLsa sekift. Sntwl ,mminvlret 1 H SVJIK 1

VUUWJ utvmviw ej-sai e.ee., T T P . . , .... - t U . .7 V V, , V T T

TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber having purchased the entire stock of drugs, medicine, fcc. belonging to

isr. nrower, and Having made an addition to the above, atock by a lata purchase from Philadel

phia, is mow preparedTto supply the physicians of the country and town., aa well aa merchant with every articl in hi lin ofbusinea. He ia -aJao

prepared ta meet tbe demand ef U who may at any time require PAINTS. OILS.. vie.. to anr

amount, either wholesale or retail; aUo, jui lefi'd

imin toe manufactory ia rittsburgb. a ceceral as

sortment of ....

GlaWarcCbniVi;afcjs and Cut Decanters, of various sites, patterns mni

qwtlityf - ' : Plain and cot wine glasses; also plain and cot torn biers ofevery qoality, preserve dishes, witb and

without covers, sngsr bowls, of various pattern.

cream jug. "pitchers, .; also, a very handsome

assortmeat of lampa, plain and cat, molasses cam; together with a general aasortmcrt of Vyindew-Glass) From 8 by 10, t 14 by 18. . ' , All of which he I ready and Willing to diape? of on tbe cheapest terms. E. S. CLOSE. May 25 IdHQLawreneeburih Jttac. 29-f ;w TIMWINfi. .

rniUE subscribers have removed their Tia Blu? JJL to No. 3 of C. F. Clarkaon'a new eildin. oa the North East corner of the public aanese where they are preparad (oioraurk the poblie wiiW any article ia their lin. Coontry Jlerchaate wtU be supplied at Ciacianati prioea. -,4 eVThey also hav on hand a variety oftSjakiay a 1 common stoves, stove pip, dte. They hav continually employed good and experienced workansV. . tt. CURTIS 4s CO. July 10th, 1SS9.

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