Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 45, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 November 1839 — Page 4
VARIETY.
Tnis Next Speaker. Several Whig journals which have hitherto confident1 Calculated upon the election of Whig Speakerof the
next House of Representatives, have nbair done J the hope, now that the (lection in Ma
rjland has gone against us. Wc can sec no ground for any such course, ire are hilljf cn.vinced that if every whig member ofConjrress
is in his seat at ihe opening of Congres,a whig Speaker will certainly be chosen. It will he remembered that the last House of Representatives passed a resolution that in future organization of that body, no member should take his eat. until he produced the regular certificate of his election. We will now state tin .position of the parties in the members elected whose seats are undisputed; and who, having the certificates of election, will he allowed to take their scats nd vote for Speaker. In this
calculation we claim the politics of no member
winch the loco tocos do not themselves allow us: we claim neither Fisher of North Carolina.
nor Wick, of Alabama, although our fiiendsin ! believers.
these States ferl confident that these men are more likely to vote with the whig than with the Administration. Their politics are not certain, and the only safe way is to count them against us. There are two vacancies, whig, in Massathu5etts,atid two loccfoccs in South Carolina. They wili be filled in season to vote for Speaker, and as they will undoubtedly be filled by men of politics similar to those ho last occupied them, wc class them so.
mere is one vacancy in iuissouru wiucn can
keys and examine ti e building. This was done, but no clue whatever to .the sonnosed
mystery could be discovered. At but in the midst oj" their cogitation nnd consternation, one of the party suggested that ns there w a staircase window ia l.is4trelliiig;hUSc
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wjch was ptily.srperateiLV.it very nTov patge, the refleclioiUfficht earful
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?AU V?1? W family might nnpeiir ?t.?EPofiteVW'Of the sired
stairs b
to tiers
as light curried fliUinr n bnuf i Uc i.nA.. rn.Z
churcliV jThc experiment was immediately tried, Mid it became evident that the. WvU
which appeared to be dancing about the interior of the church, waj iu realitv a reflection of a candle thfeugli the stair case window into the body of the church. The mystery was at once unravelled, nnd the solemn quidnuncs w.io had wisely shaken their hinds and portended unuttcrble things from this inscrutable visitation, became thoroughly ashamed of their superstitious credulity. From such slight and natural foundations xye have little doubt lhal many adark nnd dismal torv of diablerie has
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.v -,..v,ll(.c iwu.iu Ha luufuui una iei;u tou?
Mtew GOODS.
TIN XlftC.
THE subscriber again makes bis obeisance to ' HPHE subscribers bave removed their Tin Shop his cu-tomers, and tLe public in general, andhas I JL 10 $ of C.'F. Clarkttn's new building, the plrtiHre to announce, that he i noxv receiving ion. tbe nrtU E"Et cor,,er of PWic square.
and oneninir a renom! -or.. . ,r, . J
Vti, , """"""-"i o" uooae, v ares f'Sd coffr DJ Cme "'every grade Premium satkitts of various colours". ' , I
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t . Ut 4 . f w.
orc, point anu saddle blankets,' W"Plain oc nVd niCKinmni. nr .11 i . . '
ii i-iit a. one as ausariL.
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it.MFiccxT Ueqcest It was rumored some months since that John Jacob Astor had giv n the sum of three hundred thousand dollars for the purchase cf boots in rnntlilt.l. r.
free public library in Hie uly of New York It was also said at the time Ibat Mr. J. G. Cogs
well, l Uilorcr the NcWr York Review, had
been chosen as a suitable person to select the booki. The story of the . donation was un
true; but it was true thai Mr. John Jacob As
not be filled in time for the member to .vole (lor has, in his last will and testament, made a tor Speaker. Two members are to be chosen 'bequest uf three hundred nnd fifty thousand from Mississippi, but the election takes place dollars for the establishment of such a libraso late that they cannot arrive until ten daj s ry. He some time ice, as we are informed after the opening of the session. The House gave Mr. Cogswell authority to purchase s-ich at th.i organization, can only consist of '239 w orks from time lo time. ;.s he might see fit members, of whom ICO will be a majority. and that gentleman- sailed on Saturday momThe following table will show the politics ing for England, in the Wellington for the of the members elected: purpose as it is coniecfurcJ. of mat -in
.Maine, New Hampshire Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Man hind, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, L Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentuckv, Ohio, Michigan,
Wilis
Locofocos.
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a a . ( 21 19 t II 17 1 3 5 12 5 8 4 D 2 3 3 1 7 0 1 1 2 2 5 n 2 6 11 1 m no
chases of books for this liberal object.
V. J", yignal. Tub Mvstoojx. It will probably be recorded that nearly a complete skeleton of this marvel cf an extinct race of beasts was exImned jnear lWyius,in Crawford county, Ohio, about a ) ear ago. A skelilon still more pcr.cct, nnd of a larger dimen sion, was recently discovered in Missouri, about twenty miles south of St. Louis. In no sk-Ieton leund before were the tusks imnlani ii...
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o.Kcis, uie sjipriior part ot the head in former skeletons being decayed. It U staled that such are the enormous dimensions of the head and tusks of the Missouri skeleton that lit required two stout
f the two tusks and tiro yoke of oxen lohaul
-.a muse oi tne elephant, ortetthc moose, as was supposed by some. They diverge outwards fiom the head, with the convexity forward and the point turning backwards in the same plane with the head, the tus found in the head measures ten feet one inch from the base to the lip, following the outside cf the curvature, and two f.et in urcumfcrcnce near the socket. The other tusk inoasuii nnlv iiim C.l .r .1 . .
thev s!,o..!.t nnt ti.. 1 - I : .. .W. w. I'-" i no root 13
, cifticu uy h urn- naming. uen plac ed n the head in lb
..... w.,. , Lcriiucaie 10 mat
1 his is on the supposition thai the five New Jersey disputed members vote. If they do not vote, the House Will stand, whigs 118 locofocos 1 IG. Uut we can see no reason n-bv
incncaa aim tusus horn the place of diMnferment to St l.ou.s. Tiuy have been placed by Mr. Koch in the St. Louis Museum, who
, - " - nut ciiuittrii in i r ii C'mn
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,7L,!,: C:Jdi"S 1 ffr.des. and eve-
ucauuiui assortment of ffinghama . great variety of plain and figured Circassians French merino of the beU quality & of various col's Piam M,d figured silks and sst.us Splendid coronation silks enchew and sarcenett silks Ladies silk, kid acd boskin gloves do figured silk and pickwick do Men 4 heaver and bucksk.n gloves and mittens Ladies and I gents merino, worsted and cotton hose Plain and figured cambric inusiin - oo do jaconctt do 1.1.. . mD'1 nJuinelt muslin tssbionsbls fur and straw bonnets ik rtli el0"0"1 il,,b0.,,e belt and CP ribbons' bSv? ti Z ""d brg' inc,uJi? men, and iov8 kip and coare boots Lao.es gaiters, prune!, calf and ir.or'o boots 0 jQ j . VoutW and boys' and children's calf and'mor'o anu coarse shoes 10 cases hats and caps including ladies fur cane A een'l assortment of hardware and cutlery, inclutnrJ,UT ""I rk3 Eboe k"ive 'butcher t rn kn,VeV Sci8S0"- -hears. cers, loc. hinges and screws. Files, ehisscls giblets, hands, ws. 6hoo nails. As nrtmeS .f eaboards; trace eh,ins and hoes. China Tea CLina of various patterns. 150 sett beautiful Prussian cups and saucer,. Chin, and comruon Plates, djsl.es and pitchers, assorted. moa reasonable terms for c,.. or , Bruokville, Nov. 30th. le! GALLI-
MIK subobriLer wishes to bell thv V
the A. K. or. at t lo H V .rc ...
H.of ranee 12eae.; l,: ' oec-
about to miles '7.1!
.1111 niTBnn --.... a -
do well to call
w,uc ii in. Aiir person
.i . s iu ,uii;uiee wiji
where they are prepared to furnish the nuhlirt. wlti.
ny article in their line. Country Merchants will bo supplied at Cincinnati prices. They also bare on hand a varirty of cooking and common stoves, stove pipes, &c. They have continually employed good and experienced workmen. '.'.. It. CURTIS & CO. Jaly 10th, 1839. 42 HOOTS nnd SHOES. "TrfcECEIVKD and for sale, 4Sl pairs Miller's coarse boots " . , do kip do 2H1 - do coarse shoes lM0 good common coarse sl.es : 200 boys' d do 240 youths' do do 150 women's kip shoes 120 do calf , 100 children's chnes HQ " boys' coarse boots 36 youths' do 100 " Miller's common coarse bwls n . . K & S.TYKER Hrookville, November 22, lg."8
IiOuisTillc USedical Jiislitui THR LECTURES in tbe Medical the city of Louisville, will commence ! on ,h, 1st Monday of November, and terminate on the u. of March. : . . - . Jedeouh CounM. D. on Anatomy. Ciiari.es Caldwbll, M. D.on the Institutes rr Medicine. Arc. ' 61 John E. Cooke, M. D. on the Theory rd Pr lice of Medicine. 1 1 rae Josiu.n. Flikt, M. D. on Sum-err Hemrv Miller, M. D. on Obstelrics and n:,, scs of Women and Children. Chari.es V. Shout, M. D. on Materia Medici and Medical Botany. cl Lcssfobd P. Yakdell, M. D.on ChcmUtrv cr 1 Pharmacy. - u Dasiei. Drakb, M. D. (late of the Cinsinn-. College) on Clinical Medicine and Palbolwrir.i Anatomy. 8 The apartments for the prosecution of Practici-1 Anatomy will be opened earlv in October uni
...w ui. juniie,tue iemonnrator Tla extensive College Edifice erected within the latt year, will be in a state of complete finish before the commrocemsnt of the course. Comfort.!.!.
"5 g. iuci, nc, may be U.l I at convenient distancee from tie College at m average of $1 per week. The ticket to each Tortfeasor's Course is f 15: Matriculation ami l.;w
Oil (HlO r , 1 li .' JUSt recei ved and licket' "'"tion fee, $20; Dissecting ticket WU)UUU for 1 by the quantity at Cie. which may be taken cr not at oDtion. Clii ti.
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tun, win receive at par the paper of solvei t Banks ol the States in which the pupils respective, ly reside. ' By order of the Faculty. ; C. W. SHORT, Dean. Loinile, Ky.,Sept. 7, 16S9. lie publishers of the following papers wiU please to insert the above in tbeir country papers to the amount of $5, and send the papers containing it to the Dean, on the receipt ef which the monev mill be forwarded. viz; Whig and Chronicle, Cincinnati; State Journal, and Statesman, Columboes Scioto Gazette, Chillicothe; RepuUlican, Z.n. vilie; Herald. Cleveland; Journal, Dayton; Ameri. can, Brookville, Indiana. 37
cinnati price?, adding the freight on the Canal, by . It. & S. TYNER. Brookville, July 25, 18S9. Knshville Herald and Connersville Watchman wul copy the above 4 weeks and forward their accounts to us for payinent. . R.4S T
BALDNESS. A BEAUTIFUL bead of hatr ia il..
or"raent belonging to the" human frame How strangely the loss of it ehmiru ti.
ance, and prematurely brings on tbe appearance of
u.t.. causes many to recoil at beinff un.
the jests and sneers of their acquaintances; the remainder of their hves is consequently spent In ret irement. In short, not even tbe loss of property fills the generous thinking youth with that heavy sinking ' gloom as docs the loss of his Lair. To nr iliV'tnJ6?"111 circnmslances. OLDRIDGG'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on tbe first spplica t.on, and a few bottles restores it again. It likeue produces eye-brows and whiskers; prevents the bur from turning gray, makes it curl beautifulAVI r ? " r"! E.CUrf Nuerous ccrtificatee "rM '.ref.pe.Ct,U:llt-v in suPPft of the virtues
I.II Ilia iMihc..:! ..
Of Whom !l luc ,ar'
learn.l. ' ..I3' l ?. may le
Sept 10 iuA WILSON. o-i w unless f
State of Indiana,) f? I.I:.. . '
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I Indiana , the Probate court fsaid n county. J coiu,ly,Xot. Tcrtn,tiS30. l Claue and EHxabeth
r.
Icct, signeJ hy the Governor, the certificate which the House of Ilcnrcscntativrsh marl
uu. lest ol a legal election.
measures 1G feet."
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F..Mtl.v Meetixo -II is ..t,
o
hi utiiiuii. i i i.irir nui v in . t'lisinit n inn . i i "
taicethfiirsPMirnn.l ... ... ,i.: .. S ... " 7, ,B.,,,oen 01 a numerous
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constituents and t-j thi?
country, nnJ the
lamilv arn nml.l...l ..n.
j v.... .v.v. ..m , iiihmv vpsrcnl tun.
aralirm V..l, J J 7. IV
Houe will .,... I. r " "ca9,on Wi,s Wllnessed at
course 3 u.aijO-.,5oury,v.onn.onS.iturdav. the 21st Sepl r f.l i.. . " . The family of tho late John NVhiltlesov ln
" - "i'l'uiuicu which win properly examine and expose the condition of the various departments r the Administration, nnd n detail of corruption and profligncy will he laid helore the people such as was never asserted hy the most hitler political writer or speaker. Let the people see this, ami they will rise against and overthrow the Administration, however srtongly it has entrenched itself hchind the harriers of office and patronage. To suppose otherwise for one moment, woulJ he to suppose the people incapable of self-government and uninformed of their dearest right. Proziiaicc Jrurtial.
sister, met at Ihe dwelling of one of their
i.iiinoer. surrounded by a widely extended circle of children, grand childien, and other relatives. The tlJcsl is seventy-three yeurs of age, and ihe youngest Gfty six, and the average of their ages is above sixty-four years T i hey haj not been together for more than thirty-seven years. A most remarkable fact connected wilhtho history of this family is, that for a period of more than sixty yeais, not a death has oc uied to break the famil circle. Ii
.whether Knottier instance can be found in New
England orso large a family in which death has not entered Tor that period of time. " Baltimore Put. Aprisu.txa.To Experience.,!-. .
mond l wisi: lo make one enquiry of vou. IV. 1 ik. I I I . . .. 1 J
WmTFiELi)s Er-oqiExcE An officer in Clasgow, who had heard Mr. Whitfield preach, laid a m ager with another, that at a ceitain charily sermon, though he went with
nrClUQlce. hn n-nnlil Ua r.r,..,.,..l.l ., , ... I
the mM mil fiT:V iT . !.... I. . Pa)me"!.9 ne the U. S. Uankmitiu ex.
, j "Ia out ociore ne
, . . h " ne was 8,:,d lo borrow some and lose his bet. On another nrc-isi. Mr WMi.
fielJ preaclied in brhalt of the inhabitants ofi
an oascure village in Germany, which had been burnt down, and collected for them six hundrtd pounds. Afier the sermon, WhittieH said, "We shail sin? a hvmn.
which, those who do not choose lo give their tnite on this awful occasion may sneak uuVNo one stired: he got down from the pulpit, nr.d ordered nil the doors to be shut but one at which he held the plate himtelf, and cot-
iccica me aoove sum.Cbunfcs cf Hunting ton s Life and Times. . i .Tff-E IIc:n'ED CitiTRc.rThe National Intelligencer tells an amusing slory of a church in Washington, from the windows of which, at the dread hour of midnight, mysterious lights were seen to glimmer. The 'neighbors "became much terrified, and sensible men, who until then had disbelieved supernatural legends, imagined themselves compelled to credit their own.sensts. In fine, it was detormin-
wl by a bumbcr of gentlemen to obtain the
istancet Dense give dates, lime. &c. that
suspensions have taken place, nnd the years that the U. S. Bank was in operation, and ob
lige one mat nas to get Shaved. In 1818, before the U.S. Bank was fully and fairly underway, there was a partiut suspension, rheiff of banks that never afterwards resumed, but wound up. During the operative period of the U. S. Bank there was no suspeusion, except that of 1818. Cincinnati Car. Murder On Thuisday Inst, a widow lady by the name of King nas found dead on the banks ol the Muschatituck, near Vernon, in Jennings county, most shockingly mangled supposed to have been murdered. Three individuals have been arrested and held to ball, to appear before competent authority on the 17th inst.. to undergo an examination for the supposed commission of the offence. Columbus Advocate, (KrShip Pauthea. arrived at thi nnrl nn
Tuesday, has on board about 250 000 in specie. .AT I77TaV.
Samcel
Jane, his wife,
VS.
James Rcid. JoLn f) IJ:.I
Washington Ifnr.iin ...i m..!
Mi.i uu .unry Aim his wife, Nancy Keid and
;rgarei uem, the Lew, and Mary Ueid the widow of John Item, dee'd.
raiUL above uimr,! ,ir.r.i...1
On petition for Partition.
all othen
91!.. m"' are hetehy notified, that on tbe 2d day of tbe next ter,n or the Probate Court of sa.d county to he holdeu at the court bou"?,?n
otemuer. ISo'J, ve shall i.,nr .:.i
point three di8i,lt(5rested freehordcrs m iS .d divide rheiow.
rVr -T. 1 estate, situate in said countv and of wb.ch John Reiu died se,2ed
f- w VVDOVJ
anu wiiicli ilpKrpiw'o.i ... .i.
hiheirs, to-wiU Tb. n" W. qoarterof scction'so toWn , l3.Bj railg0 1-.lso,V.rV.6nCr 'o?the A. W . qr., and the JN V.r. of lLe g v ' , r section No 2, iu tou r, 11 ij lfo. ' V- f time and place you .can attend if ou "proper. MAIbO.N & HOLLAND,
Ou. 9.
Ait'- r. r. - '
j lut pciii toners. 41-4w
4-V OItDLY.l.cEt IIP et.a,i' JTortet'lhtise. of k ' - "r bjr.lLe l-"ileut and Trustees of the loA-n of Hrookville. Tl..t J.l7!
! te:. -ark, or if iS
oToKJA'o'f fi.i8?Tnl U"0" -tLe eoluinn rL i C 1 of 8"'J Loue or nce, or who shall beu H ? l,,er ",i,Ma, in ne. or Put any beast whatsoever within tlo it.dosure sur! lor every 6Uch oflence, any sum not less than fiftV cents, nor more than throe dollars ' r n KUFLT HAYMOXD, President. Geo. Uerrt, Ctuk. 41-8 w Mzo YorA, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati. general assortment of MERCHANDIZE,Consisting of the following Dry Goods and Groceries of alt kinds;
.uriarn, queen s and Tin
W A It K ;
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& sva0?i PUMPS SLIPPERS; All r' W nd Palm and Leghorn Hals: change for goods. j.QNO At JJUOWn! Brookville, May 2;), 1830.
lin. j ,7. r . are f.own b ,he Proprietors. Kead the following; Uobbrt Wuartor. Esn..
aw mayor or Philadelphia, has certified, a, n,ay be seen below, to the high character of the followinp !r;itleii.en; uPod1lUJ,Jnr?iff,'erC!0ILebJ, ccrU' ' uped the Ilalin of f.'ulimi . a; i l I
dridge.and have found it hiehtv M,virhu'. ni
Tsl received nnd fop Sale, Six . or Seven Hundred weight of first rule Lard, which 1 will sell low lor catti. 3 J. WOODS.
DAItUELS of Salt just received asi for sale bv It. . s. 'rvvni
Ilrookvillp, Oct. 10, 18?.0. Kushville Herald and Connersville Watchman please copy the abovo 4 weeks.
my as a preventive bp-.;, ,i. r.iu
ftlsn curtain r Ul UQIT, OUl
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w m. I hatcher, sen. Methodist Minister in St ?nZtST'- north Fiftu JoEn R rL ArCbi JL" D' T,""n9. M. 1). 103 Kace et.: John S. Fnrrc mi a .. .. .
rev fill m..... .....
it ...... i ... . J -jpi uti- Bi.- liner i
Arch st. 7th .8l, Jobn Gard' if' 153
tin ShTJV?' TVS !U v!rlui" be estimathe above signers ere mora il.... fin r
and the others not less than 30. ' " it From the Miyor. MlZrtwViS f Mnn &"Y Philadelphia, i.ilr i i Lyton Mayr of "id citv of Phils-
i y ucreoJ certify that I am wellacouaintVL:iillT!t'J- ! 'I-. John 8. FureT.
..yurujr, wuose names are signed to the above pprt Rk.u . e M " me
, " "j 'V... utJr ,re gentlemen of chsr
T i r i ""ffwiauuuy, and as sue
"UUIU . &'ven to eaid certificate.
iiuh Mpr.,r.i. t ruy nnl
such full credit in T.. .. .
,lin...f . , """- nioieEB
. tu ooine oi tne
on
the
THE 6UUSC111BERS wi.h to inform th. pubhc generally that they have, and wiU continue to have, on hand, an sirttnsVi r Tr??,9 S,,CB nnd Slipjrt, nl.Hi .V. r:,'Uprior 10 ever offer this tei0f lbe.,r.,rn '""ufacture-aDd for sals, wholesale or retail, st tbs lowest prices. Work Warranted.
y wr l, ,Uo k'D n ortment of
cm. !1V down tn w? iwt Pfi
genuine Dalm has a splendiuVngvedTrar ' which ,8 represented tbs vja cf Kisgf,?, agent s name. etc. '
Editors. All country papers who will insert the above once a whek 0 months, and send one number to the agents, shall be entitled to one 5o. of KS CO .n LAe"a,e a,nd rel,,i, COM3TOCK and CO., sole Agents for America, 2 I'letcher street New Yoifand8!?6 "e d0' be,0W SS everv town'in ,. D r-6 r ,nore druSisl in DCrV exery town in tbe Union. Oct. 1838.-42-Iy ' LES, $c.IlamdRRIWDlS AID CURE JSO P.n r-Prtes il HAj;? 1 MM ENT.---o ftSATLi. MM- extraord.nary chemical composition the r.
bu.i o, scene, and the invention of a celebrated icetC, U"D'.lba .'lrJction of which to th! Jubhc was invested with the solemnity of a deathbed bequest, has s nee cram-i . . :. He"u.oe.u
r,.ii . nsjjuiauon unparalleled, luny sustaining tlia . . . r . u
Oiide I... ...r " . 01 ,Le "mented Dr. uiiu.ey s last confession, that "he dared not die oA Ut !;TIB' i? Pe"ty the benefit of his knowN rrisddrsneov::ye.uj4nt' Soiomon .-S It is now used in the principal hospitals and the pr.rate practice in our country, fir.t and 0st TrJll'?"" .Md slsoso ex!
vu , ' "".u neciuany as to baffle ctedulitr tin. ne,9h re? effecl8 ,ar8 witnessed in the following complaints; , or Xortv-.Creati
and over lha chr.t j .T."f 4'xl?rntUT?
-JUelher fresh or long standing, and fever sore.
nd tiirhtnosa of n.. . ' cou"
n.rt. I.. .v."w " relaxation or the parta, haa been surpr.sing beyond concsution -I 1 be common remark nrtu ,U.0?'""
LniMbcr Yard. CONSTANTLY ou hand. Pine Lumber, and fo ii BaiC, il ",jr lu,nber yati aear iy ware-houfo
1)1 3"Clxi'l'.J'0 paid by the subTcribeTslbr CLEAN LINEN nnd COTTON RAG S. delivered at theirMills in Drookvillc. J- If. SPEEIt CO. H Doetor Jno. B. Davis, AS taken up his residence in Brookville, and offers his services as a practitioner of Medicine and Surgery tj the inhabitants of the town and country. Hrookville, Dec 17.1S38. N. 11. Doct. Davis will operate on teeth if rsqucsteu wili insert, plug acd cleanse them in lbs latest and most improved, manner.
Sole Leather. AVE on hand a good lot of Sole Leather, and for sale by n pmri? a. ri
July 10th. ma.
Shoes and Boot. U?rT ,RIPVKIVKD' a 8d assortment of Men e. Woman's, linv. m;.o..' j
drcn s Shoes, and for sale by D. PRICE.
Sole Leather.
), a good lot of I
Hrookville, Sept. SGth, 18T.0.
ABiIN HAISU, agood lot of Sole Leather, and VT fo.r saIe hf D. PUICE.
TAKE NOTICE! 4"kF late, a call for money seems but little regarded, na matter how long the debt may have been standing! It is not the interest of any Merchant to credit longer than to the end of tbe current year; yet, there are those whose Kotes I have held for one, two and three years. To ill those, this notice may be taken as fair warning and timely notice to pay up and avoid cobis. I need money, aud I must have it, especially for claims coining to mo previous to the prenent yer. Ju,y K. D. GALLIOX.
ON baud, constantly at the American office tL following kinds of blanks; Deeds, Summonses, Mortgage, Subpoenas, Quit-Clnlm Deeds, Executions, Title Bonds, Constables' Bond?, Aolcsofhnnd, Constable Sales. JVOTARY PUBLIC. C. F. Clabeboh, will also attend to filling deeds, Mortgages, Hoods, Ace, and -uLo tbs acknowledgement of deeds, powers of attorney, or take depositions, certificates, sffidavita, 4c, c. umce in the printing office. 16 ly
IVotice. rTniin co-partnership between the uiiJeriiened U. was this day dissolved. RUPI7S HAYMOXD, n . - OEOItQE HE It It Y. Hrookville, Sept. CO, 1839. 40N. B. Tbs books will be left st the Port CflBcs thirty days, where all persona indebted can settle by either caah or note; after that time they will be lea with K. Warwick, Esq., for collection. Henry Uerry, jr., Is authorised to settle all accounts iu our absence. H . it B.
NOTICE. A LL psrsons indebted to ths subscribers are re -a, queatsd to call and maks ssttlsmsnt Immsdistsly, eithsr b cash or note. t . L0NQ ' DROWN. J.26th, 1830. -
(TJOTTON YAN.-7.0001SS, esttsn yam, as May 83, 183Q. R. g.' TY.N'EK.
II P Jr'T MuberilMr bars now sal. . . 5vnie' rol' l0W - Will 1,100,000 ftet Of PlnO smnber to . 400000 SUING! " of ,k I300 Locust Posts i Joist ' 4 "i """f by COMSTOCK srd Jul 13, !Si.-r c'hr street, near Jhn''" 1 rl atreet.New York, mi