Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 46, Brookville, Franklin County, 13 November 1840 — Page 3
INDIANA CONFERENCE. .;,c politeness of the Rev. John 15.
. r.1 .rp wc have been put in the .posacs-
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the lOHOtt HIS nai vi ipuiiiiurcui ranitliA Imliana CUmferenec Ind.
,heinial:i4-" son Dit. C W Ruttcr, IW.Jing DJer. Station J Marsee. fanaan cir C B Jones -var James Jone9 and D Mclniyre. KisiBsSun S T Gillet,T. A. Goodwin. j,wrencebargh J C Smith. tt'ilinin"ton F Cary, W Malick. MvichesCr R Hargrave. G W Baker. yillcs-S Smith, J C Harbin. Paris A Russey, H Hays. Indiana German Mission J Kisling, J Sfttww D-E G Woo-1 P E. Xew lbany Sta-WillUm V Daniels, Jorydon cir-T S Gunn,E Oldham, G',:nvi!ie G K Hester. M L Warden, lem E Rutledge,G V Ames.
Lexington James Crawford, P R
j members of the tott n.btinence society, and i l!i t ara from Ueertors!iirr and ITeriVrthip: i
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LeKStar.
Illinois Gov.Carlin has published n Proclamation, convening the I,-gislntore of Illinois on Monday the 23d of November inst., to take into consideration the financial,and other interests of lh State. Leb.Star.
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census op ajecatur county. According to the returns of the Deputy Marshal for this
County, who has recently finished the census,
the number oi souls in the county is twelve
thousand one hundred and twenty one. OSrln Greensburg there are 9 10. Repos.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Of the county of Franklin Indiana from the 7th
eay of November A. Ii. 1839, up to the 6th day of
November A. u. i4U inclusive.
Cash remaining in the Treasury
including: the amount of the Duplicate
of the year A. D. 1839 for county pur
poses on the 7tn day or November A. 1). 1839
Amount of cash received in the
Treasury of said county since the 7th day of November A. D. 1889 inclu
sive of Tavern, urocery ana colore
License and permits tax for r.xh.bi-
tions " Amount of the Duplicate for A. D.
1840 3245 40 New assessment for A. D. 1839 11 61
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$3778 50
472 27
iie,
jeftoonvslie F C Hollid-y. -
Ro.ne Ijii Jones. frwANvrous Dts. J Havens P E InJiiinap.d'S SU Wm II Goode. Xoblesv'ille laac Crawford, TT Sheltoh Mooresville James Hill. J S Barwick. - Franklin Wm C Smith, Jacob Myers. Shelbyville H s Dne J V & Miller, Rushville Geo W Bowers. Kaighfstown L W Beny. Greenfield John 1 Birt, J W Mellender. Pipe Creek J L KvWy. YnraxxCT D..-H S Talbot, P E. Evansville cir A Robinson, Mt Vernon Thomas Ray, D S Elder. Princeton J Daniel. Xewburg J A Decker, - Kockport Wm Knowles Viucennes John Kearns.
Washington S Ravencrft. j Carlisle Isaac M'Elroy. Lebanon L II Rogers. Knox-Wm Bralton. C8vwFoitD;vir.LE Dis-Thoirmi J Brown P E. Lfyeltc-Amaa Johnson, Bavton-Wm Wilson. Frankforl-Ancil Beach, J B Demolt, vington-Enoch Wood. J B Marshal, Xewtown-A D Beasly. R H Calvert, Crawfor Jsville station-Ebenezer Patrick Crittfordsviile cir-D Demoit, Wm DorSfV. Danvillc-T Barllett, Augusta-Miles Ilcifakcr, Alamo-J E-l wards. Gfeencastle D:s A Wiley P E. " Sta II B Beeks, cir lsac Owen, J Miller,
Futnaniville-J L Bf lotte, Rnseivilie Elam Game, Reckvilie sta Silas Rawson, Tcrre llautc sta John L B;iylc$. l " cir-C Lewark, E L Kemp, "Newport-Wiiliam H Smith R C Rowley, Ahu Lfniverr.!y-Matthew Simpson, CyriHXuJt, S C Cooper Agt. Blookisgtos Drs John Miller P E. Philip May, SpringviJJe-J Talbot. Bedford -Clerics M Holliday, Brownston Wm Majjuire, Columbia B T Griffith, L Forbes, Spencer, J M Stallard, ioli. D Ciiinman. M Hrruton.
Brown Mis-T FSpilfman, Richland Miss-J R Williama.
Lewisville-C W Walker. CoxxcssncB Dh A Eddy P E. Connersville-E WiuiJeo, A. WillnEnson. Ccntreville-M Miller, L Havens, Richmond-J Tarkington,
uiucny-j iviger, Brookville W V Hil)bcn, C B DviJon Greensbursh G C Beeks. Milroy-L Hulturt Isaac Kelso, Sdj io-L M Reeves. " ixcuester D's R Bern PE.
J "nchcster-J II Bruce, J L Smith, lorlland-BIIBradburv, Mincietown-J S Dona'ldson, B Webster, Marion-J H HU, Anderson town-D FStright, Pendleton-J W Sullivan, bluifon-J Ockerman. LioixspoBT Drs-G M Beswick P E. 'Ogmsport-U. L Robinson, reru-Jorm F Truslow, Aubum-S Smith, Waync-P A Conwell, Di-lphi-J White, T I Beswick. INcpendence-J J Cooper, C Hall, onlicel!o-J Colclazer, D Reid, ifoqaois-W I- Huffman.
Hochcster-G M Stafferd. rn BevdDis-A Wood P E. Jaih BendSta-WM Fralev, Mislvawaka-W Griffith, W3hen-Wrade Posey A Skillman, grane-E Holstock C W Miller
l'atch-EVanshoick, lporte-Z Games. Wrn F Wheeler, ,v?lparaiSn-W J Forbes,
rsaw-s K Young I'.vmouth-J M Stagg, reCollpcGMBov1 Tel- h011 Annual 1 inference lole held at
Suicide. We learn from the Baltimore
American, thfct Mr William "S. Ramsey of
Carlisle, f ennsvlvania, nut an end to is ex
istance,on Sunday night last, at Barnunvs hotel in Baltimore, by shooting himself in the
right eye. MrR. was a Vsn Buren member of the present Coneress. and recently re-elec-
Guth- ted from the thirteenth District. . No cause is
assigned for thU melancholy occurrence. . Grcensburgh Repo$i. ory.
The State'.dtbt of Virginia, according t the Norfork Beacon, is,at prcscnt.$6,500,000,
exclusive of liabilities, under nets authorising!" ConstaUes loans for works of internal improvements, i " J1' "xperi
which amount to $3,143,130.
Total amount of Receipts " Expenditures from the 7ih day of November 1839 on the following items
to wit. Paid Associate Judges
Paid Clerk of Franklin " Circuit Court Collector for Delinoulncies and improper as. segments " Collectors commission ' Stationary to Clerks office " Poor Road viewers ' Supervisors of Roads " Jurors
$5507 78j
The ''Troy" steamboat, runs distance of 80 miles from New Yord to Poughkeepsie, in four hours &nd a half, making all the landings. In 1830, the population of IoweII, Massachusetts, was 200. It is now 20,000. Since that time, the wealth of that great manufacturing town has increased from $100,000 to $20,000,000.
Massachusetts, which formerly cxporieJ, it was said, nothing but granite and ice, now produces manufactures valued at ninety millions of dollars per annum. A vote was taken on Monday .in Alexandria on the question of i etrocession,to Vireinia,and
carried by a vote of 5 15 for retrocession, to
14 4 against it.
The Frookville Juniors Temperance Society will meet at the Methodist Episcopal Church oa Wednesday Evening 18th inst, at which time an
ouuress will be delivered by J.J. Barwick. 1 be
Ladies and (ientlemen of Brookville and vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend.
xpebces
Court House exoensca
Paid Listers
County Cemmissinners
" For Recorders books Sheriffs Allowance
Wolf Scalps
" Election returns -
School Trustees
Estrty Pen Expense '
Printing expences
School Commissioners
, Coroner Road Tax Receipts
' State Road expense and
damages Asylum Expences Stationary for County . Treasury office
Allowance to Treasurer for Srationary A mount of Treasurers per centum on monies actually received and pnid out since last settlement
$159 00 202 25 199 74
21161 66 60 61 25 VI 4 280 77 890 50 130 25 159 46 188 92i 232 60 116 00 25 75 161 00 3 00 34 50 25 50 2 no 18 00 40 ttO 20 00 1 53 274 124
586 764 50 $4153 351 1 00
126 234
Mrried. On the 1st inst. by Rev. Danl
St. John, Mr. Jacob Harvey to Mrs. Miry
Roberts.
On the same day, Mr. Enoch Leming to
Miss Cathnr.e Dunn.
On the 2Dlh of Oct. Mr.C. Lowe to Miss
Marv Mitchell.
On the 5th Mr. Joseph Redman to Miss Catharine Guire. On the 5ih inst Mr. Peter Grimes to Miss Naomi Campbell of this place. On yesterday, Mr. Samuel Listing to Miss Rebecca White. On the same day Mr. John Brown to Miss E'iZHbelhParmer.
TVbicrt amount of Expchditures of
$420 58j oaing deducted from the above amount of receipts of $757 781 leaves a balance in the Treasury including the Duplicate for A. D, 1840 as a fed. in the hands.of the collector of Franklin county of Rut the Treasurer not having as vet received any part of this years duplicate which amounts as aforesaid to the sum of $3245 40 From which deduct said
balance including Duplicate as aforesaid of 3227 194
There is a balance against the county in faver of the Treasurer of cash advanced by him the sum of $13 204 And the said balance of Duplicate is yet to be
received amount November 6 1840,
- $4290 58
$3227 194
Administrator' Sale. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder
on the 4th day of December 1840, at the late resi-
dence of Matilda Hall dec in Franklin county InIdians, the following described property to wit: I about 500 bushels of corn in tots of 50 bushels, a
1 credit or six mnnttis will be given, by the purchas
er giving bis note with approved security, LKWI3 LEFFOROE. Brookville Nov. 13 1840. 46-3 w.
Attest Robert John.
$3227 194 F. BARBER JAMES WEBB. J.TEMPLETONjr. County Commis.
DR. EVANS FEYER AND AGUE PILLS
These pills, to admirably adspted to a fiord uniform relief in the different modifications of the dis-
treasing maladies, are particularly recoinmenoea
to public notice. n l lie acceesionoi iue coio eiage, when the face and limbs of the sufferer become psle, and the sensation of cold and languor are felt
pervading tbe wboie sysiem,iueir lomiDinmiun is i accompanied with astonishing bucccss. They soon j letsen tbe subsequent distressing shivering, and violent shaking, and by continuing in their use, (as directed) will ultimately cure the most obstinate Acce. They do not exhaust like purges, still tbeir action is more universal and effectual. they remove all obstructions, excite the functions of the Liver to a healthy action, and produce a free cir
culation. These pills are of signal utility in those
distressing cases, where there is a sallowness of complexion, pain in the rein on of the liver, tension
and distress in the epigastric region, with other
symptoms indicating the existence of morbid action or chronic disease of the stomach, liver, bowels, mesentery, or spleen, which consequences so generally supervene from protracted intermfltents. Tbey permanently overcome these diseases, at the same time give tone to the stomach, cleanse and strengthen the bowels, and impart health, vigor, and eutrgy to the system. Many persons emigrate to the rich and fertile s il of the wet in the hops of attaining a future competency, hut alas! ere long that hope becomes blast'd, when they appear with impaired aud enfeebled constitutions, resulting jroia attacks of that direful terror of the WeFt, Fever and Jlgve. If such persons had resorted to the ue of the above pills, the sunken, pallid countenance would hive been restored to its florid huo. the vital energy re-established, and the hole system purified and invigorated. They are now regarded as an inestimable public blessing, and indisper.sible to the health, comfort, and even the local
prosperity of the inhabitants of mar.y portions of
tue rreetern Country. 1 hese mils are an eftectu-
al reZT"ly n Fever and Ague; they invariably ef
fect a perm-. ?nt cure, vn am feeling the premonitory fymptoms of too Ague, ft is advisable at once to clear thoroughly the stomach and bd'els In noway can this be better and less inconvenient
ly produced than by taking a dose of Dr. Wm. Evtna Purifying Pills, the value and welt authenticated' virtues of which medicine have been, and still are, too apparent to call for further comment.
I hey tend to promote a healthy secretion of the bile, and render the system capable of receiving with benefit the Invigorating or Strengthening Pills, a never failing reme.ii? in preserving the constitution from attacks of tbe above diseases, and strengthening the stomach, and the whole system. (Price One collar a pack containing both kinds of Pills. , Haklbm. Y, June 2J. 18"9 To Dr Wm Evans- Dear Sir I have been af
flicted durng the spring and fall of the last three years, wilh the Fever and Ague; the docltorswho attended me, called it tbe tertian kind; it returned very other day. AH my friends supposed that there was no hope for my recover)'; I si ways felt languid and feeble; my face and limbs became pale and emaciated; my bieathing was short and anxious, with a constant pain in my right side; the fit generally continued eight or ten hours, during which time there was otlen an acute pain in the head; sometimes slight delirium. I was told hy a friend (who had likewise happily experienced the salutary effects of I)r Evans. Fever and Ague Pills) that they had cured him and was likely to
prove benehcml to me. I sent for them. And
glad I am to assert, that I never had a return of tbe ague after using a few packages of them; they are an invaluable remedy for that distressing complaint, and 1 ardently hope that the public will soon become fully acquainted with their virtaes. You may publish this if you consider il of any service to you. Yours with esteem, CHARLES ANDERSON. Sold at 100 Chatham street, New York, and at 47 Green stree:, Louisville, and by his advertised agents in all the principal towns in the United States. G, HOLLAND, Jfrookville, la.
known byrncst tVanLatthere is greatirriutio ani n the mouth and gums during the process. The gums swell, the secretion and tLe saliva increased, the child is seized with frequent and sodden fits f cryin .writhing, nsrting in its sleep, snd spaoma
vi nrvuiir ynir. iue cinia tnrit-ks with extreme violence, snd thrtuts its fingers into it mouth.If these preen rsetory symptoms are not anee-til I.
leviated. spakoiodic convulsions universnllr ptancr-
venf , nu soon cause iue cessoiution or the infantMothers who have their lubes afflicted with these distressing symptoms should spply Dr. Wm. Ev ana celebrated Soothing Syrup,, which Las pre. se'.ved hundreds of infnnis wLen thought past rsj covery, from being mddenly attscted witfatLat fatal malady, convulsions. DiaECTioNB.-.pieaB. tbake be nm9 wbeB first opened. A hen children begin to be in paia with their teeth shooting in their gums, put a lit-
ue oi u.e ojrup in a teaspoon, and with the finger let tbe childs gums bo rubbed for two or three minutes three times a day. It must not be put to tho breast immediately, for the milk would take tbe Syrup off too soon. When the teeth are just coin, ing through their gums, mothers should immediately spplv the Syrup; it will prevent their children having a fear, and endorsing tho psiuful operation of Uncii g the gums, mhich always makes the next tooib &uch barrier to come through, and sometimes cnues death. Price one dollar p?r bottle. "A .llerrnn vbo hns mad., tbe !ri&ioi Dr. W Evans Soothing Syrup in h.s family, (, .n6e o(teething, child.) wishes us to state that la found it entirely effectual in relieveir.g pin in the (rums and prevpm.n? the coi sequence. which sometime, follow. Wo chccrfui.y comply with his request.' - u , . Sun. Vle believe a is generally acknow ledged by tbosa who have tried it thxtthe sor thintr syrup for children cutting their teeth, sdvertiEed"in anether column, is n highly usesful article for the purnos for which it is intended. Highly respectable Vet sons, at any rate, who have made use of it, do Vt hesitate to give its virtues the sanction of their names."-oion Trarcf.'rr.
A eevere case of teething, will, sumur cmplaiiit, cured hytl.e infallible American Soothing Syrup of Dr. W m. liven. Mrs. M Thereon, residing at No. fl, Maditon street, called a few days since at the medical office of J?r. Wm. Evans, 100 Catham street, purchased a bottle of the Syrup for her child, who was suflWing excruciating pain during the process of dentition, being momentarially threatened with convulsions, its boirels too were exceeding loose, and no food could be rTaiced on the ttoriiarb. Almost immediately on its application, the slnrming symptoms entirely ceased, snd by continuing the use of the syrup oh the guma. the bowels in a 6hort time become quite natural.
Asairmuieoi gratitude lor the benefit afforCed the child, the mother came of her own accord, and freely sanctioned publicityy to the above. A single tiial of this medicine will test its unriv ailed virtnes. In the niary thousand cases where it has been used it has never failed to give immediate relief to the infantile sufferer. Principal otBce for tbe United States, 100 Chatham st N. York. Cavtiom, Entered according to Act of Cop gress to avoid imposition of counterfeiters; be pa' ticularthat the label expresses that it has been et tered, and be likewise particular in pure basin fiom the regular agent. See list of agents for the sals of th. bt1...
medicines in this pajwr; Evans' Camomile and Aperient Pills. Evans' Southing Syrup for Children 'cattimr their Teeth. Goode's female Pil's. Evans Fever and Aeue Pills. O. HOLLAND, Krcokville, In. and others see list of agents. P.& G. Hibben. RushviHej Earkat and Topscott, Hamilton O.; Matthias. Rie,0r and Co.. Rossville.
STOVES and TWX WARE,
BARRELS of Salt, just received and for salebv N. D. GALLION.
Brookville, Nov. 4, 1S40. iShcritT's Sale.
BY virtue of two executions iscued front the Franklin Circuit Court and to me directed, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the town of Brookville, Franklin county. Ind., on the 23lh .day of November, 1940, tbe following described real etlnte, to wit: Lot No. 14 in Block No. 15 in the town of .Laurel, Franklin county, Indiana. And first I will
otTer for sale the rents and profits for the term of seven years, ai.d if the tents and profits will not
sell for a sum sufficient to satsfy said debt, interest and costs, as setorth in saidxcution,! will then and there offer for sale, to tbe highest bidder, the fee simple, &C, taken iu execution aa the property of James Vilatt, at the suit or the Brookville Insurance Company, and James Linville. Sale to commeirce between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. iod 4 o'clock P. M. on said day. - J. a ST. JOHN, Sb'ffF. C Nov. 6tb 1840. 43
v!!Ml0s.ARRIVED FROS Eot..i--The
X- v , P ortn Ame. h'fh arrived at w V Orlt lat wool, U- u.
Olmn,.. "vv inner steerage errLi Passengersthe whole of wlwm dtluP7 &,iat9'" or Mormons, Thn t ,ne Mormon settlements at Quincv.
"f aVtfi p(?l Chrn'cle states that upwards Auw ,n lre,,,r-lo embars early next
f thXL e sme 'ocalilj. A ereat portton
. -- sailed in the North America are
SbcritPs Sale.
HY virtae of two executions issued from the
Ii Franklin Circuit Court, and to me directed.l
will offer for sale at public outcry to the highest
bidder, at the Court House dwr, in tho town of Brookville, Franklin county. Ind.. CO the 2Sth day
jof November, 1840, the following described real ; estate, to wit: tbe Southwest quarter of tbe North
east quarter of section 25. in townshio No. 11 of
rango No. 12, containing 40 acres. A?d first I will expose to sale tho rcnta and profits of the foregoing described premises for the term of seven
years, and if the rents and profits aforesaid wilt.nt sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy tbe debts, interests and costs, as set forth in said executions, I will then and there offer for sale the feo simple, and all tbe estate, right," title, and interest of Nicholss Quails, of, inand to tbe aforesaid premises, taken in execution as the property of Nicholss Quails, at the suit of Eli jib Barwick asse of Long & Brown, and Daniel St. John asse of Lewis
Dunn.
Sale to commence between the boar of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day. Nov. 6, 1840. J. O. St. JOHN, w Sheriff F. C.
BUDGE & VAN CMP have constantly on hand a general assoitm-nt of Franklin, Ten
nd Seven Plate STOVES, aW the Premium Cooking STOVE, two sizes. This Stove they would recommend to the public as one of the best Stoves now in use, being the latest improvement, ALSO, they will keep constantly on band a general assortment of Tin wars, stove pipe, house beads of the best quality, Iwuse gutter pipe, &c. All of which they will sell at Cincinnati prices. Job work of all kinds, in their line, done at the shortest notice. Old copper and pewter will be taken in exchange of ware. Shop on tbe North East corner of the public pqnare. FUDGE & VAN CAMP. Brookville, Oct. 29, 1840. 41tf. nivo -a P O "oam -A"sd oijsui jsnui4i"oaSASs o auiqsija eaorjt ,n pa
-sop eq isnui ujaouoa eqx U9ai3 sq touuao eouas -input laSuof -luaaiiad avipstntut oijvai o psj -vonbsi avou m uiD 3 a? PS3PU! TIV 'NIVO 0 -tnaa jad Xiju sq) aaas pas 3ot8tq eaitovxa pas ei m op ptnoja sd ot uevD Souvq osoqi pus 'jepjo poo3 ni
spoof) jfj jo lusailJosss ussvq eH V3 Jiffto3 iv (is Ji! Bsauisnq siq osojd pus spoo3 jo 'rr koojs siq jo esodsip a JuiqsiM Jtjosqns QHWlLl ;xso3 Jaiirii5is
Omci or tbc Broobtvims Irs. Co., i ' 15 Oct., 1840.
THIS Co. will receive money on deposits at their office, on the following terms, namely: for 2 months 3 per cent, per annum for 3 months 4 per cent. for 6 months 5 per cent., and for 9 or more months 6 per cent. Persons wishing ta make sight deposites, ean
Dr. Goode's celebrated Female Pills.
These pills are strongly recommended to tbe notice of the ladies as a safe and efficient remedy in removing those complaints peculiar to their sex, from want of exercise, or genetal debility of the system, obstructions, suppressions, and irregularity of the menses-, at tbe same time strengthening, cleansing, and giving tone to the stomach and bowe's.ad producing a new and healthy action thro'out the system generally. They create appetite, correct indigestion, remove jiddiress, and nervous head ache, snd are eminently useful in tho flatu
lent complaints which digress females so muih U
the 1 urn or Lira." 1 hey obviate costivenets. and counteract all hysterical and nervous affections, likewise afford soothing and permanent relief in Fluor Albus, or Whites. and in the most ob u in ate cases of Chlorosis, or Grven Sickness, they invariably restore the pallid and delicate female to health and vigor. These pills have gained the sanction and approbation of the most eminent physicians in the United States, and rnany mothers can alo testify to their extraordinary efficacy. Dr Ooode't celebrated Female Pill are of two kinds, vis.- No l,or laxative pills, snd No 2, or restorative pills. They are for the following diseases; Suppression, irregularity, or retention of the Menses, fluor albns, chlorosis or green sickness, enstiveuess, gravel, incontinence of urine, nervooa
affections, hysterics, irrolapsus uteri or falling of the womb, and piles. This medicine is acknowledged to be one ofth
I most valuable discovered, as a purifier of tbe blood
..iu uuiuc-. iW is Biieriur 10 arsapariua, wneiner as a sudorific or alterative. Direction for use. Pills No I trust be taken from three to six, or more, at bed time, sufficient to operate briskly till the desired object is effeced. Take No 2 according to the directions ss on tlhe box. In all eases, both kinds of tbe pills are to be used
in the following manner: Vake three nillsor more
of No I, every night on coin? to bed. increasing
a 1 . I. :f . I , . . . . . o
me iiu.uuuf ii ir.ey uo not open the bowels; also, take three of the pills No 2, half an hour each
meat, tnree time daily. fjr-See list of Agents. See other advertisements in this paper. G. IRELAND, Brookville
A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. Dr Jr. ,)' celebrated Soothing Syrup, for Children cutting their teeth. This infallible remedy has preserved hundreds of children, when
thought pact recovery, from coBvolainna. kmin
OnFtlTv ivUi' T I v 1 J vh nasjvsa! vvttiuvvvvai arv iaj uivt i w v - - - when presented. j M lhe 8yraP bbi on tbe gums, tbe child will -: .it kinda of nrooertv will Ka tsksn i.recover. This preperation is so innocent, m fH-
mm IHKV .III " W I J - - . . " . . . . .w ,
- ... ... I ririnlla Bnrl mu n oinnl it.i u. 1 .1 11 , '
i ..i. ttr tsrmsmppiv t toe ouce oi tne comranv, - . -"' wi.i reiuae
p.;.. ..j 11. ! to let its Bums be rubbed with it
eSSt tipper ' ..w.. nrM n ... 1 BN .1 lk miri. of Tn... ..n,t.. .i
wax. m Lr-cit i , rretiatni. i -s-- """! im
store.
Salt bv the barrel.
TTUST received, 53 barrels of Salt, and for sale
w D. PRICE. Oct 28, 1640 1 44
A. WCaart,
E. M'Caaw, N. D. GaLLion, D. Paica, fl. Gooowiii, J. Wtww. Geo. Hollsnb, W.T. Bans. Joaa W. Hitt, SseV-
A JVC IT THEORY, nl fretting end ofli.'frobie to the cJJHclid with Diseases of the Stomach, or Nerves; Such as Dyspepsia, either chronic or casual, ander the worst symptoms of ret.esness,Iowness of spirits, and general emaciation; Consumption, wbHer of the Inngs or lirerr Liver Affections; Jaundice, both biliary and spsxmodic; Costiveoes:; Worms of every Variety; Rheumatism, whether acuta or chronic; together a iih Gout, Strofula. ; tk2 head. back. limb, and side; Tj pu, Fever sri! Feye,, Putrid Sore Tfcrt SS .aodic ; palpitation of tl, he.rt and arteries Nervous .rr.tab.hty. Nervous we.knesa, Hysterics.i'c i lonax cramps, FemaU obstructions, Hsartburnl Headache. Cough the common or humid, and tho diy or the whooping; Asthma, Gravel and Dropsy The 151mm has hitherto Imn considered by En pirics and others, as the great regular of the be man system, and such is tbe devotedness of the ad herents to thai erroneous doctrine, that they coetent themselves with the simple possession of this fal'.Bcictis opinion, withoit enquiring into tbepri roary sources from whence life, heahb, and vigor emanate, and, arc rem. psin, sickness, diseaes and death. Not so with Dr. Hunt, whose extensive research and practical experience so eminent y qual.fy him for tbe profession of which he has been one of the most useful members. He coutendand a moment's reflection will convince any re a sonmg mind of the correctness of his views than tbe stomach, liver, and the associated onran r
the primary and rreat regulators ofLralih. mw.A !..
the IIxkI in very manv instances Is i)miL.
m w "CVB'WrSBl a vsas these organs, and that unless medicine b.Iw.m,.
root vfthe tluetite, the tvperfiaml anodyne usuall,prescribed, serve but as foils to cover tb ravagsy of deep rooted insJadies. Under these convictions
at tne expense oi years or close application, th doctor has discovered a medicine whoso seare kin powers ere irresistible, snd in prescribing, it is with a knowledge of its being a radical cure in tb various diseases already enumerated, even if atplied in the most critical eases, bit bo does npretend to ascribe t 7(A"7"5 BOT.1MC PILLS a snpernatursl agency, although from positive proo fa within the kiwledge of hundreds ka is prepared to shew, that a ben every other carta ly remedy has been given op, CAT'S BOTjSr iC PILLS have never bees known w;i ; mt.
fecting two very gratifying results, that of raising from the bed of sickles snd disease those who have tested tbeir efficacy, and thus troply rewsr dtng Dr. hunt for his long and anxious study f attain this perfection in the treating .lit. GEO. HOLLAND, DrookviHa. T. & G. Hibben, Rushville. List of Jl gent, for the following JVedieinn:
: i,4ub vTnomue na Aperient 1'iHs. Kvmiaat aSMHliini Srrtin for f !Li1Jvsaa iv.t.
sa j r - x as i lira- vaawi Teeth.
F.vana' KemaU Pills.
When infants'
tbouah there in no Evana' Fever and Asm PitU .
appearence of teeth, one bottle of the Syrup shonl.l j Baron Von Ilutcheler Herb Pills, ba used on the gums, ta open tbe pore. ParenUj Philadelphia Office No South SsTenth, aear
euvuiu never oe witnoot tbe Svrun in thn nnraerv Marset street: tiPo. Hntl.nX HMr.l.;il..r
where there are young children; for if a child i G. Hibben, Roshville; Luke Evilt, Wilraisgtoat wakes in the mgbt with pain in the gums, th Syr Jo. Ferris tid Co., Iswrcsreluicl; Lariaamt up Immediately gives esse by opening the poro-j Topteott, Hamilton, O.j Hattkiaa, Kieser sad Cb. and bealmg tbe gums, thereby preventing coa vol Koasville; S. C. Pa'kbsrst,CtnelDast1; Elaataaa aions, fevers &c. I Coty. BloeviaYGiwtviJssja. i 1 a passag jo tb teeth through th gam pr 1 Dr. Jot ej.b Ctetkt n, fWifr.eV Int , l dsces trrsblrtf n rttrgcTtvsmpisitis. hi t. it-:fc. I&ty