Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 August 1840 — Page 4
The following line were writ ten by Jared Tor
rell, a boy about 14 years of age, living .in White Water towuship, in this county. TIPPECANOE. I ting to tby glory, t ting" to thy name, I'hou far-famed in story, thou hero of fame.
Tbr name shall resound, with the brave & the true;
Huzza for the Hero of Tippecaroe.
i When war's tlreiJ confusion," laid waste to the land; And the savages intrude, in a merciless band; And ncne dared to stop them, save one who was true; Huzza for the Hero of Tippecanoei They murdered the people, that were en the frontier; And blood marked their coarse, through the wilderness drear:
But old Tip met this army, and vanquished them
too; Ilazza fcr the Hero of Tippecanoe.
Now Tip loves his country, you all will remember, - And Lis country loves him, as you'll see in November. And the President's chair, is justly his due; Huzza for the Hero of Tippecanoe. Snow Settlement, Ind.
enamelled white and polished, Hie gunwales, row locks, tiller and stnunchions Tor the supnort of the awning, are sitter plated the
floor is carpeted the awning which covers
the whole boat, is of blue silk the tiller rope
nnd tassals of silk. The whole a splendid affair. Tzcenly six iphndid mirrors are also ordered.
Two of .them 100 inches by 72, the largest ithat have heen made in this country the
frame and ornaments bf superior workman
ship. Six of these mirrors are 75 by 36; two
45 by 3U-, six ZS tf 15; and sit 18 by VZ.
Cm. uat
MaeTis Yak Blr.v The fJlowin lonst was sent iu by h lady nt the celebration of the 4th of July at Sparta Geo. By a fatty As the sounding of horns caused the walls of Jericoto fall so may the
sounding of the nrry bill, recommended by
Van Ruren. call him down to his nocks al
. i i i
rvinaeriioou.
On the last day of the session of Congress.
Dr Duncan gave notice that he should nt the
next session bung in n bill to present to the
Imnum of Muscat n Uuiled States Moon
LUMBER. The ssubcribers have now on band T"TOFFATtI nGr.TABLnt LIFE MEttland offer for sale loW I 1L ClNRS. These Medicines are indebted fo.
100.000 feet of Pine Boards).
400,000 SHINGLES;
1,300 Loct'ST Port; Joist, Scantling, Ac.&c.
W. TATE t HU. July, 13l8M9.-Bencl 29-tf
NOTICE
HE subscribers to the building now being erected for the M. E. Church in this place
are hereby notified that the first quarterly instalment will be required on the 1 Jan'y, 1840, and the other three instalments will be required quar
I'ay to
t Have no win:. 1 Lave no wife young girls are fair But how it is 1 cannot tell, No sooner are they wed, than their Enchantments bid them all farewell. The girls, Uod bless them! make us yearn To risk ell odds and take a wife. To cling to one and not to turn Ten thousand in toe dance cf life. 1 Lave no wife! who'd have his nosa Forever tied to one lone flower, E'en though that flower shoulu be a rose. Plucked with light hands from fairy bower. Oh better tar tLe bright boquet Of flowers of every clime and hue, By turns to charm the mind away. And fragrance in the heart renew. 1 have no wife! 1 now can change t'rcin gtave to giy, from light to sad, And in my freedom wide can range, Fret Tor a while, and then be glad. 1 new can heed a siren's tongue, And know that eyes glance not in Make love apace, and being "flung," Get tap and try my luck agiiu! 1 have no wile! and t can dream Ofgirls vvho're worth their weight in gild, Can bask my heart in Love's broad beam, And dance to think it yet unsold; Or 1 can gaze upon a brow, Which mind and beauty doth enhance Go to the shrine and make my bow, And thank the fates 1 have a chancel 1 have tio wife! and like a wave Can float away to any land, Curl up, or kiss, or gently lave The sweetest flowers that are at hand. A pilgrim, 1 can betid before The shrine which mind and heart approve, Or, Persian-like, I can adore Each star that gems the heaven of lave. 1 have ho wiV! in Heaven they say, Such tiling i r.B weddings ftre not known; Unyoked the b!cssful Spirit stray O'er folds where ho thade hasthrown. Then why riot have a heaven below, And let fair Hymen hsnce be sent! It would be fine; but a things go, Un wedded folks won't be content!
CtioLKRA is Mississippi. Dreadful falali
tv among the. slaves! The following story ,say
v . & i. i. a r- s
the St L.ouis I'ennanf, is no Bkelch oi lancy
we hive responsible authority for its truth. A few weeks ago nn extensive cotton plan
ter in Mississippi, who owned about one hundred and fifty negroes, found the cholera had suddenly broken out among them, and raged
most furiously carrying on some tenor hi-
teen daily. I he news travelled speedily nmongts his neighbors, and no one had the
emerity to go hear the "infected district.
for fear of the contagion! Every day a long
ne of rough board toffins was carried into the
fields and deposited in the earth, while the
citizens expressed the deepest sympathy for
their unfortunate neighbor. Al length they
were nearly all gone, and the ruined planter
sold his land nta started lor l exits to com
mence the world nnew. After several days
lad elapsed, however, several gentlemen, bus
pecting that all was not right, caused a num
ber of the colhns to be uneaithed, and found
that they contained nothing. tluce the bit
of a negro was in nny of them!
Tub dead alive. In a vilage of Picnrda,
fier a long sickness, a farmers wife fell into
lethargy. Her husband was willing, good
man. to believe her out of pain; nnd so, ntcor
ding to the custom of that country she was
wrapped in a sheet, end carried out to be
burried. J3ut, as ill-luck would have it, the bearers carried her to hear a hedge that the
thorns pierced the sheet, and waked the wo
man from her trance. Some Years after, she
died in reality; and, as the funeral passed a
long, the husband would every new and then
call out uNot too lie r the hedge, hot too
nent the hedge, neighbors. '
Warl We hope, that Congress will nmend terly thereafter, without further notice. I ay u ik. I.;tl li. ...!.. : Ti. n,inr. fr iIip Goodwn.I. Price, R. P. C. Warwick, and J the bill by substituting Dr Duncan lor the w Hiu by orde of the board of Trustees. sloop of war.--Low Jour. Brookville, Ind., 11 Nov. 1839. 47
AditiinMrntorV Notice.
fMOTICE is hereby given that the umlersiged
has taken letters ol administration on tbe es
tate of Jacob Eample, dee'd, late of Union counry, and SlatD of Indiana. All persona indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment; and those having claims against the same,
are no
settlement within one yea
said estate is deemed to be solvent,
JOHN 8AMPI.E, SAMUEL MITCHELL, Administrators August 11, 1640. 34-3w
CASH will bo paid bv the subscribers for CLEAN LINEN and COTTON
RAGS.
ehvered attheirMills in Drookville.
J. H. BPEEK & CO.
Wanted by Long & Brown,
.n .. .... ai-ucn m purifying the springs and channels of life, snd eg. dowing them with renewed tone snd vigor. ! mt. ny huudred certified eases which have been made public, and in almost every species of disease to which the human frame is lieble, the happy rffert. of MOFFAT'S MEE PILLS AND PlinNlX BITTERS bavetta)-graUMy and publirlv ar.
were previous hscqaiDted with the be&ui.ful:v philosophical ptitfcipJatfepon Which they are com', pounded, and Upon wh'ieh tjiejp eonseqwntlv act. The .IFF. MEDICINES recommend them, selves in diseases of every form snd description Their firstoperstinn is to loosen from the coats cf tbe stomach and bowels, tbe various iinpuritinf
and crudities constantly settling around them; -,! to remove the hardened feces which collect in t convolutions of the smallest intestines. Otlir r medicines only partally cleanse these, snd leave such collected mssses behind aa to produce Labitual costiveness, with all its train of evils, or suddea diarr litre, with its imminent dangers. This fact it well known to all regular anatomists, who cxim-
ino tl.i human bawela iltar death: ami 1. or.ro ,!.
ana inose naving claims against me bhic. - nlmimi Li ovfiouv I . .. , , ,, , , , ' v titled to present them duly authnticated for Tl tho'8 f' t nent within one year from this date. The at Brookville. qUaCk roedicines-or medicines prepa.ed and .
l ney uavs aiso mane arrangemuuiB i ic.ci.a tiea to me puouc oy ignorani persons. 1 r.i f. all kinds of merchantable produce on accounts, and ona effect of tbe Life Medicines is to cleanse tiall their customers are required to make immediate kidneys and the bladders and by this mee.n .... payment in this or cash, as no further Indulgence iirerandth lungs, the heatbful actiiu cf i, h will be given on notes and accounts. entirely depends upon ths regularity of the urinr, Treasury Notes, and Engineer's Certificates wit orjranB, The blaod, which takes iu rud coior !r be receivod at par, by LONO A DUOWN. the agency of the liver and the Ju.:gs be for? it psea into the heart, being thus purified by .i.t. , IMEW GOODS and nourished by food coming from a e'enn e'..v - THE subscribers would reppeclfully intoim ten. courses freely through the veins, rene a r v.
ty, Indians, have this day been grsnted to the un- their customers and the citiaens generally that I ery part of the system , and triumphantly rv,,
Administrator's Notice.
TT ETSERS of administration upon the estate of
JLi Jane Jackman, dec s, late ot rranaiin coun
dersigned by the Probate Court of said county. they are now receiving from
All persons having claims against said estate.mustl
nresent them dulv authenticated, within one year
from this time: and those indebted must make
payment. The estate is solvent.
Administrator.
August 10, 1640. 33-3 Last Notice!
fill HE notes and accounts due th firm of Long
JJL
Veto Yorkt Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and
Uinctnnalt, A general assortment of MERCHANDIZE Consisting of the following; Dry Goods and Groceries of all kinds Hard, Earthen, Queen's and Tin WAUGl
Liverpool China, and Brilania, dof
the banner of health in the blooming cheek.
Moffat's vegetable Lile Medicines ha.? V;n thoroughly tested, and pronounced a soven edy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Palpitat-ci! "Cks Heart, Loss of Appetite, Heart-burn snt 11,1. aehe, Restlessness, lil-tcmper, Arxiptv, languor and Melancholly, Costiveness, Dinrihu?i, Cholery, Feveraofall kinds, Rheuuai;.i, Gout. Dropsies of all kinds, Gravel, Wormc. As;'.: 'ia and Consumption, Scurvy, Ulcers. InvtUr e
Sores, Scorbutic Eruption and Bad Com :-:
eruptive compiaiuis, oanow, vioucy, nvr i.ei
. i, teM i.n w ih ii inr i nrrrrct nrwnwo nrTirnc i. r ififii'iiw. I
oo iiiunu is nieucu .u.ic.. " - iiui j i. Jiiur.is. ruj iro v oLiirrrnoi u.. vi i t:t. .
. . . . .... . . ,i 7 t .in luirrvM iiih . .niiinipTi inn. i i. naiiiii i .1
co ection. AlMfMM CtU aM Pur, Silk, and Palm and Leghorn Hats uncommon Cl.de.nd Influ.nsa.ard ,riw.i settletheir claims and . t All of which we will sell on the most fovoreble , complaints whichafllict the human Fram. la . tfi,, MA1BOJI ot HOLLA iNl. termB COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ea- Fever and Ague, particularly, tbe Life Medicines Aug. II, 1840. dJ-JW f(jr .g4 ,(ONG fc BROWN. been mot! aminentlv .neMs.r..l, ... nnrh
. . , , I
Mons facts toa Baciibloks. By the
census of Brunswick, Me., just completed, it appears that thf two oldest persons in that
town are an old maid and nn old bachelor, (a brother and a sister.) The former is S3 the latter 90 J entt of age.
EST It AY.
fTRAYED from the Bath Springs on the 9tb
Rf instant a large bay horse about 16 hinds high, with a blazed face, nicked tail, one fort and one
hind foot whi'.e, a white mark on the right hind leg caused by being tied for the stifle, about eight years old. Any person finding said estray and returning him or giving notice so that he may be had, to John Ityman cf Brookvilte, or James Alison proprietor or the Bath Springs, will be liberally rewarded. ANDREW J. MILLER.
AUgUBt V) 1U4U. oo-U.
Brookville, May 23, 18.19
Ingenious Ddvicb. Report laith that the Industrious ladies of the eastern shore of Ma
ryland, when they are obliged to go out to or giving information of said beast so 1 can obtain
ESCAPED,
ROM the Subscriber living In New Trenton
Franklin County Indiana, on Friday the l?lh
of July, one dark bay mare with a star in her fore
head, shod all round, and interferes with her Tore feet, six nr seven years old. Any person returning
work in the cornfieids,and to leave their young her shall be liberally rewarded .... .. .... . . pi . . .
Jaly 27, 1840.
J. R. SPARKS.
beAti! sot A PAt.xrit. Procbs. It has
O
TO RENT,
KB oi teo Rooms in the frame bnildine at
the Jorth is.au corner nfthe rble tqnan
Groceries. JUST received a frech supply of Sugar, Molasses, Coffee and Mackeral, and will be sold low for cash. Also, a fine assortment of women and childrens
boes. D. PRICE.
Brookville, April 16, 1840 III, Aft KS. ON and, constantly at the American office the following kinds of blanker
summonses, Subpoenas, Executions. Constables1 Bonds, Constable Sales.
v- f a n V- nrinrin
iiiujjjii rui)uv C F. CLAaason, will also attend to filling deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Arc, and take tbe ack
nnwledgement or deeds, powers or attorney, or take depositions, certificates, affidavits, Ac, 4c
Office in the printing office. in iy
Deeds,
Mortgages, Quit-Claim Deeds, Title Bonds,
Notes of hand,
been observed, that 'mnnv commit Suicide
from the notion that death from natural cau
sea is attended with considerable agony. This is the generally received notion, but it is an
erroneous one. those who have often witnessed tha act of dying allow that it is not a
painful process. In some delicate and trrilable persons, a kind nf struggle i indeed some
times excited when respiration becomes diffi
tult; but more frequently the dying obviously
sutler nothing, and express ho uneasiness.
Those who die of chronic diseases the grnda tion is slow and distinct. Consumptive pa
tients are sometimes in a dxing state for sev
era! days; they appear at such times to suffer
little, but languish for complete desolutiou
tiay, we have known them'express great unea
uncss when ihey have been called from th
commencement of insensibility by the cries o
their frinds, or the effort of the attendant to
alleviale pain. In observing persons in this
situation, we have always been impressed
with an idea, that the approach of natural
death produces a sensation similar to that of falling asleep. The disturbance of respiration is the only apparent source of uneasiness to the dying, and sensibility seem to he im
paired, jut in proportion lo the dccren.e of
that function. Besides, both the imnressions
of present objects and those recalled bv mem
ory, are influenced by the extreme debility of' l . .a. .ft . T a . k t.
tne patient wnose wish is ler absolute rest.
v e could hever tee the close of life under
these circumstances; without recollecting
inese ocaumui lines oi opencert "Sleep after toil, oort after storms .
Esse aaer war.death after life doth greatly please.
PKtSRMTS TO THE ImaIM or McCAT. It vrill;be recollected that the ship Sultan, which
arrived in isew lork, sometime since brought
out presetati from the Imaum of Musont to our
democratic President, which Congress direc
ted to be Sold. The shin tins bern rt.Rn. nt
the New York Navv Yard, and Congress
Hulii.iiea seme $ia,uuu to be expen ded by the President in presents to the Ima urn.
Th.' rft141' 5n e"cuting this trust, has directed highly wroueht snrtmi. r
trms, and other military weapons, Including repeating guns, Hfles, pistols, and a variety of iwords, of the most hnished and perfect workmanship. A nU-tsure oorrthisaUo been cerisruotpt) at tb Hy Ynrd for th? Iw.-ubj. Her .outside
children unattended at home, make use of the
following admirable cotitrivanceto supply the
young one with nourishment and, at theame time, to prevent serious accidents; first, they
, , am., i.'.i.s . ti. k l . , . . t . .
mce me tiiiiu un us oacK in ino centre oi Su. r..i- . .......
un iiuui, uicu uic m&c u iwme siring hiiu i (-'octets ton immediately.
tie a piece oi ini union in one enu oi it, nnu utc w t . tx.-iitA.iLj.
the other end thev fasten to the infants cleat
toe. The baby having the bacon placed in iv.uvu Iill9liri oi llieni.
its mouth, begins to snt k very heartily ; and if The subscribers wish to purchase 10,000 bush
uring the mother s absence, it Lhappens to
J il,. t ti.il.- t 1 11
ui'ivt tiic iiicn, iiiu us iiiiuhi,iii iinimiit eivcs i itK..,M. .
t . . - .. t r . i ., , I "iw uuiik a lrtrflr. IliA HltlinH rtl I hrt rAtft .m.Wa Ik. IwlhM I
n ..v.) ...v.... u. n itri mmuro mnn.1 . . , I SSakfSt liriIV (.imk
and the lump of fat Is pulled out In lime to Stons (Pnnl flVis amis. MUM ay ontx oiuiiia
prevent suffocation. By this meant the ser-1 ffpllE subscriber keeps on hand at the Basin atl HpHE SUBSCRIBERS wish to inform the
kimmra rli Iri ihun reriicncn.i.J II, hJ J. UrOORVIlie. IToOd ntone UOSI. Ann In J. puouc KeuurBiir inv int-r uv, una win
a k. . . . l v n m -Ahi uii1 I'll as i r v' by mj r -i f law- t nnntinim in
lhi mamma ran pave hnmnTm hmin. iihntit I ou.h uumnuiun,
NOTICE.
fTplIE undersigned having become agents for ii. the NVhite-Water Cotton Factory, are now prepared to furnish Merchants and their custo
mers, with a ncPBaioa article of yarns, carpet
chain, candle-wicling and oatting, at Cina. prices at their store in Brookville.
LONO r BROWN. Jan'y Dili, 1889.--
that in the Fever and Ague districts, Physicians al
most universally prescribe them. All that Mr. Moffat requires of his patients it to be particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly according to the directions. It is not by a nf t. paper notice, or by anything tkat ha hinreK n.ij say in their favor, that be hopes to gain crJ;:. It is alone by tbe results of a fair trial. MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL; designed as a domestic guide to health. This little ps-n-phlet, edited by W. B. Moffat. 375 Broadway, New York, has been published for the purpose of explaining more fatly Mr. Moffat's theory of diseases, and will be found highly interesinj t" persons seeking health. It treats noon prevalent diseases, andthecauses thereof. Price 25 cents for sale by Mr. Moffat's agents generally.
these valuable Medicines sr fnrmehy J. J. TEMPLETON Brookville. AGENTS The Life Medicines may be also be had of any of the principlesDruggests in every town throughout the United States and tbe Csnsdis Ask for Moffat's Life Pills and Photux Bitters and besuro that a fse simiieofJohn M-ffal's siynalurei npon the label of each bottle of Bitten or box of puis. Tho, valuable Medicines are lor sale by J. J. TEMPLETON, Dec. 27, ien0.-52.ly Brookville. lod.
feeling any apprehension for the little cher-1
ub s safety. rub. Led.
May, 1840 23tf.
BRAN DUET IV S PILLS. LIFE AND DEATH. Every living Wing hat two distinct principle in its nature one the .Principle of Life, thtolh-
r the Principle of Death. 3 O long SB the principles of Life predominates, K7 health is enjoyed; when tho Principle of death, sickness takes place. By the principle of death it
meant the priaciplo of decomposition or deety, which is each hour going ou in tbe human frame,
from the hour or our birth to that or our final exit While tbe natural outlets, the pores, the bowelt
ft ... t sra ta k
ASSURANCE UOl'BLY tURE. 1 Here it A
quiet, pleasant hit in the following, at the Ve-
,-arity ol those who presume to doubt the in falihility ofthe political press, which is truly
amusing. Hearing a man complain that the
f olitical papers of all kinds hadjbecome such iars, that lor his part, he did net believe anv
. . . ... . . . . -
ol them, ' reminds us or the old anecdote of
the miller nnd his three sons. Coming Ihto themUI,and finding a grist in the hopper, the old man called out uTom, 'have .you tolled this gristf uYes, sir.' "Bill, have you tol
led this grist ! ' "Yes, sir.M "Sam , have you
3S
t ib ft at . . . k J .V s ka a,
toiiea uusgrisii- "les.sir." iou are a
nark of Ivinir scoundrpU. inn tho man. ul I have puichased the Shoo formerlv owned bv It. I..
r.r...' v ' j" -", V!,i.-..,j . j
don't believe a Word V9U sav I II tall i to. " ,"re,.?u . j icnersoiu wnere
set
continue to have, on hand, sn RiUncrt of
Uoots, RUm, mill siijsMr,
of all kinds, siprtor to auv cvf r nfly-ro in this!
place all of their ovn mar.uc'Mtc nrd for sale, and all the other excrctoties ofthe body, discharge
wholesale or retail, at the lo cht pricrs. these decayed particles as fast as they arc generaWork Warranted. JSjaSJiSSS'
Tier will .l.o kaep .n ...otlmrn -t ..""."i1'" "'' Ibe fjincipW .Hc. . . ur I llnll'l Pit V aa laaajMf TU tmtit Ifl lilt.
word shall yet be understood by the wmu s woslp, Yes, Purge. Bo the pain in the head, ths back tha bowels, the foot, tho stomach, tho sMe, lb throat: does it arise from internal or external cant atill purge! For know this self evident trutb. that pain cannot exist save by tbe prcMunt of some impurity, some deposits of decomposed particlw
n nan tint nriran or hurt wlinr. ! nain netted.
Hotel, on Main at. near the Canal, known aa the- Purire with what? With ukuuike Brandrcth't
Mansion House. They have at considerable ex- Pills! which can be obtained only from perbom re-
tnaESPECKtll.t.Y inform i l.o .nt r rrr'r"V" :r. '"V gu'V'7"'?r.xeuiosen inessme oy awn
UtW.illY. nii iiio tViihii,. 7: iVsu:; r:: "l"B.rwJ,a. nu .reniea ine ?lMtmull or Agency signed by Brsndretb.
i.- J IZ - ui: rli : :: jyi'rr.:"V " lw Jenar Peasant ana convenient resort for be
GRINDSTONES, 60 Bbl. Conamaush Salt.
1,0001b. Cotton yarn, 10 sacks Coffee, 8 hhds. N. O. Sugar, Imperial Tea, Young Hyson do. Common twist Tobacco, Palm Leaf Hats, Do Hoods, lust received and foi sale by k R.AtS. TYNER. The Rushville Whig please copy the above, I)OI1i:itT & IflACV.
CARRIAGE A IMGOX MAKERS.
LEA THER and FLYDINGS,
of all kinds on hand and for ssle at the lowest pri-1
ces. BROWN & KING.
July 30, 1830 31 Rlantioti noiifst.
rnitlrj undersigned have fitted up, in a very neat
JJ and comfortable style, the long established
Females. An Irishman was tent to put a
etter in the post office directed to a lad v. .
He brought it baik. 'Bad luck to them Dost
offices, yer honor,' said he. 'this letter won't
go.7 Won'tlgot' 'Divil
Witherald, and
mey win at an times no ready, and on the most reasonable terms, and at tha shotest notice, accommodate their patrons with any, and every thing n their line ot Business. Repairing dona with neatness and dispatch. Connersville, April 3, 1840. 14 6m.
travelers and business men, from adistsnce visit- All Pills purporting to be Dr. Brandrctb's. sro ing the city. Having attentive servants, and a g0d by persons without a certificate ss above. r Jlntrtaft AlArtt ian a 1 m r-- lLla .a il I 9 9
Won't Igor 'Diviln bit. The dirty
maiVs. but
sorrow a one Is there for the mate.
A Jus I Received. N assortment of Sy ties, Scythe Stones and Rifles. ALSO an assortment of Queens ware, Women and children's shoe. ALSO
ew rancy Prints, and Summer goods, will be sol
iOw ror cash or approved produce, 6y
L. PKICE. Brookville, June 16th 1840.
a Corn: IlAxnatM. uevivkd. All rernl.
lect the Coffin handbills gotten up by the op
ponenis oi ven. jncKson, ana every one will it t ii . . . . . r .
recoiiect ine inoignation with which they TTJ tCHMOND AND BROOLVIt.t.K iun At.
were receiveu ny peopie, tnose who did The stock holders in the Richmond and not hermit onrtv notifies to o-et llii Imiur nf BrookTille Canal, am herh noiifind tkt im
their reason. The locofocos hnve become n on,T ,CBBhtre of the second Installment now ImmmI.. hJ inJun.J ... iu: t due Will be required on the 1st davofOth mo. f Sen.
"VlV; .iL,"H lml !y ora.rofth.Bo.rdofDiractor..
r. v "v: vi ,rum benjamin fulghum. sec.
tneir rantts, into those ol lien. t!ariison,have 6th mo. 80th, 1840. 26tf revived the Cofn handbill policy, and are Richmond Palladium. now circulating throughout the count ty, a r ' . card containing a man lrpta.l in nallinv.1. 1 uool. Shoe. &Lcather Store.
and regimentals holding up a bill, announc rlilHK uh,cfibt h opantd a Shoe & Leather In hand and In the distance is an Auctioneer wbera parson, wintiiir any article, in ike ahoV
soiling vwiife men. opinr of utd Wayne. Una, ean be accommodated ea aa good terms and - perhaps better and cheaper than the same article (ttrCAf, w TAtrM-The Lancaster De- c.sAiuVt !r.
motraMc Herald snys. the r.ritUh Fa wnS. lMthtr. I intend to kn rhr-r ma Ws findirg for cm-nod in the procfEsiun al the late Van llu."1 DANIEL HOFFMAN. nn Cc-nveuticn iu that t'ln I BrooktiHa, Jua? 1 tt4( avtf
confidently anticipate, by prompt attention to tbir
Business, to secure a share or public patronage. I'illMIPUlPt.JL. fin Vf'll iVmia
w. ..... w. .m uu w vnilllwnwij. June 27. Cin. Gax. 27-3 mo.
Oiticb or tri Bbookvilei Irs. Co.,
15 Oct.. is:to. f
rrnlllS Co. will receive money on deposits at tide.
wiuk, on m louowing terms, namely: bmdm
The followinir nersons hava been annoinled A-
gents for the sale of Dr. Brsndrcth's Ganviss asrrsBLc UmvBaaAi. Pills, . in their TCfr:tie places; there is no need of being imposed upon "T tho Counterfeits, if you only remember to ask for tbe certificate of Agency. Never buy of pcdlert.
for in no instance do thoy ever have the gcnu;uc .-
a drvo BToae aa vou wal-lo tdis.
for 2 months 3 per cent, per annum for 8 months I for if you purcbsse pills of them which tbty 4 per cent. for 6 months 0 per cent., and for 9 or you are Braudreth'e, vou are as certain as dit'J t
mora months 0 per cent.
Persons wisbinar to maka siirl.t dannaiioa.
confidently rely on such certificates being met
wnen presented.
Risks on all kinds or property will be taken as S ual: for terms apply at tbe office of the comnanv.
east upper room above Price and Adama ..am
8. GOODWIN, President. A. M'Caitv, E. M'Cabtv, N. D. GALLI05, P. D. Pairs, 3 W. M CL.sav, I J. Wva, 3 GEO. HotLARD, Joan W. Hitt, SeV. 1
get a
WORTHLESS COOXTSarEIT AETH I S-
The folloowing aro tho only authorised Ag"11
in rranaiin uouniy. R. dcS.Tyncr ' Joel Palmer Z. A. Nye Etekial Tyncr dr Co.
. fJooltf Ac fetty Ward At Rosebsrry -June 29, 1840.
Brookvii'. Somersett New Trcuicn. Metamoia Kochcstor
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NOTICE.
M1 P'towship- berctofore existing between j a- VD A0'1"0 Jamb H. Sea. ia this dissolved by mutual consent. David Loring will sattlo the account, of D. Loring ii. Co, and JimrsH. Sneer will settle the accounts of J. H. rcer&C.j. DAVID T.ORING. . , , ,ot 3. II. hPEER.
27-'U
Shoes and Boot.
1TUST RECEIVED, a irooJ assortment..
il Men's, AVoman'e, Boys', Misses' sJ drcn's Shoes, aad for tale by D.. Pid
A LL persons indebted to the snbscrihert rw
SM. ma it a illlinSdiat eofttpmant Lv tia'.S CZ Cl
or they will ha vtn pay cost. , ,m
NOTICE.
4LL persons. indoutef to tha wbswrlbars assrt quested to call and snake aeUlemdat tmrnM1'
stf.y. either b sash of aote. '
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