Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 48, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 November 1840 — Page 4
PUBLIC SETI3IIE.T.
THE RESULT. The question is new decided, and we may ask ourselves what we have gained by the election of Gen. Harrison ? We have gained much, if we profit by the experience of the pastas we may. We have been in the habit
of attributing every thing to the popularity of Gen. Jackson. We hate been accustomed to hear it said that this public man was defeated because be was opposed to General Jackson, and that that public measure has been carried because it was approved by Gen Jackson. . There are many, very many, who are com
mitting the same error in relation to General !
Harrison, that gave so much power to Gen. 1 Jackson. The latter was spoiled by flattery. He was told that he could do any thing, and in the pride of power, lie was impelled to make his own will the guide of hi public ac- . lions. He substituted the caprice of a despot for the principles of the constitution, and played the tyrant in the name of liberty.
But he could not have practised so long
had it not been that the opposition to his
'.men began to despair of Ihe Republic. The
history of the past twelve years will be read
with gloom and sorrow by the future patriot of this country, and posterity will wonder why an intelligent people had so Quietly and
so long submitted to the destructive and out- including the amount of the Duplicate
raffeous no irv nf mn whiw. whnl nolitical Of the jer A. it. loon lor mumj i
J . - . . iu.o.1 nil III itL dlf of
career was a tissue of abominations, and rr '
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES, ; Of the county of Franklm Indiana from ibe lb cay of November A. D. 1839, up to the Gib day of November A. D. 1840 inclusive.
Cub remaining in tbe 1 reasury
whose acts proved them to be not only imbe
cile, but in a nigh degree, corrupt and profil- - nni 1 1 - l . n - . t:.
gaie. i ne timign.y mulcted upon us uus curtefor our transgressions, that we might repent of them in sackcloth and ashes. We have been, indeed, purified by suffering, and lei xis return thanks to that great and glori
ous Beingwho has brought us at last out of
our tribulations, and placed the nation onie
more id a position calculated to confer happi
ness and prosperity upon the People. The
dark cloud has been dissipated, and the light
of Heaven is again let in upon our fortunes.
Iv t us rejoice, and express our deep-felt gratitude to the Almighty. One day of thanksgiving should b set apart throughout the whole laud, for the blessings thus bestowed upon us by a kind and benifkenl Providence. "Blessed be the Lord God, who onlydoelh
womlerous things. . And blessed be his glori-
Xovember A.
li. 1839
Amount of cash received in tbe
Treasury uf said county aiuce Ihe 7th
day of November A.D. IfcM9 inclusive of Tavern, Grocery and Store
License and permits tax for rxhioi-
tioua Amount of tbe Duplicate for A. D. 1840 New assessment for A. D. 1SS9
$3778 6P
472 27
3245 40
11 61
measures was headed hv men whn wrre rhar
ged with, and believed to have personal ob- ,us ame rever,anu let the whole earth be
I a a fc a
iects, which enabled him to rally around him!"" WIUI 1115 8lorJ
the power of party. 11 13 unscrupulous use of the patronage of the government, was justified on the ground, that if political opponents 'came into power, they would do the same to reward their parliz-ttis, and that there would, in fact,be no change of measures by a change ofmen. Partizans will now endeavor to persuade
General Harrison, that the revolution which
Amen and amen."
W.
MARY. ....
1 remember when a school boy, creeping down stairs one night, after my companions
were asleep, to spend an hour with my mas
ter daughter in a private sitting room. Be
fore I had been with her ten minutes, her
mo'Jier's footsteps were heard 60 suddenly in
has been accomplished has been achieved by I the passage, that it was 1 impossible for me to
his personal popularity. They will endeavor i retire without being discovered in my exit. to create around him a personal party, be-j The door by which I entered lay too far for
cause mey desire to turn uu elevation toouice to their own account. His true friends will point to the example of General Jacksou they will tell him that this was the rock on which General's Jacksou's influence was destroyed they will tell
me iihope that 1 co-ild reach it before the la
dy would opeu that which stood opposite. A discovery would have been terrible to both of us. notwithstanding our entire in-
him that be has no interest in provoking an
opposition thai indeed he has been elected
Total amount of Receipts Expenditures from the 7th day of November 1839 on the following items to w it. Paid Associate Judge $159 00
Paid Clerk of Franklin
Circuit Court
Collector for Delinquln-
ciea and improper assessments
" Collectors .commission 0 Stationary to Clerks office
Poor
Road viewers Supervisors of Roads
" Jurors Constables " Jail Expences Court House expenses Paid Listers County Commissioners " For Recorders books Sheriff Allowance Wolf Scalps " Election returns School Trustees Eat ray Peu Expense
" Printing expences
School Commissioners ", Coroner
" Koad lax Ueceipls
Sute Road expense and
damages
" Asylum Expences
Stationary lor County Treasury office
$7507 781
TTTOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIJj A CINES These Medicines are indebted for
rpienbameto their manifest and sensible action in nnfyitng-the springs and channels of life, end endowing them with renewed tone and vigor. In ma
ny hundred certified cases which have been made
public, and in almost every species of disease to
which tbe human frame is liable, tbe happy eBect
of MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PIIENIX
DITTERS have been gratefully and publicly ac
knowledged by the persons benefitted, and wbe
were previously unacquainted with tbe neautiiuuy philosophical principles upon which tbey are compounded, and upon which they consequently art. Tbe 1.1 FE MEDICINES recommend them
selves in diseases of every form snd description.
Vft . a . a. t - S. La .
ineir nrsioperanonis 10 iookd iruiu itic v. v.. . . ftbM .u,. t .
the stomach and bowels, the various import -.
ana cruelties consiaouy leuung .r. - . , . - -
to remove the hardened faxes which collect in imu, - UMt,lxl, ' ii.vs. 1 ivV.-
hrr 1 ; : . : "-v 1
1 bou sanaa 01 otuer persons Know sionUr cutu .
.1k' ihote ah Ltuib bose only who know by trial or iiamediu. serration, can form any ideaoftheeff.icunrw
fected in cases of the PILES, RHEUM at?J? M SPELLINGS, and all EXlEKXii 1?
no matter bow severe, by the use of llav.' 1 . t.':J m x . Will-
it above au lumgs ever used, and you w.llfin7 ! what cannot be louuU. M-a
For the relief of suffering human beinc, u
may be amtcted, 1 beg you to ask sbk of iw
who know ask me ltvui. AL.rUCII CONKU U.S. Judge for that district, residing; near i' burn; ask JdATHEW J. MYERS, E.. AlU4 fC X' . .Ar sfl.. Ill'tVft.' tilt I. IV T ' - ... '
202 23
199 74 211 6 50 60 6t 25 03 48 286 77 J 890 50 1:40 25 159 4(5 1SS U2i yS2 50 116 00 25 75 163 CO S 1)0 34 50 25 50 2 00 18 00 40 ISO 20 CO 1 52
274 586
12 761 50
Allowance te Treasurer
for Stationary A mount of Treasurer
per centum ou monie actually received and paid
out since last eetilsiaent
$4153 Sol 1 eo 126 2 M
nocence of heart and purpose! What was
to be done!
Mary place.d her finger on her lip, looked Iawi-H iiiv tmr. and a her mother opened
to put an end to the present personal polilics; aBnarenlv by accident, sauffed out
that the wisdom of the people may deliberate f , cande! Thc act was so delicately tun
on matter touching the public welfare, tree ed, that tho old woman saw her using the from any undue Executive bias. snuffers, but Mary so hemed in the light with
oome are ueepiy regretting mat me vote thejr hol,ow rt thal her molher Bevcr de. Whicn amount of Expehditures of
111 ine large oiaies nas oeen so close. Alley A v m4imff cronrhed as 1 4280 5S1 beiRtr deducted from the
Kl.fnH mv oniwrl.W- .hair. nllri,ltr above amount of receipts of $.507781
" "-"1 J J 3 D
the bustle attendant on the illumination oflhe
candle at a miraculous dull file, I crawled to
wards the door and escaped
What's that?' asked old Mrs. I". 'what's
that galloping across the floor!'
"Peters Mastin puppy, 1 suppose; the
fear that it will encourage the leaders to keep up the present party organization. We reason differently. The result of the election demonstrates that Mr. Van Huron's measures were unpopular. Many who would have supported his ptrly opposed his measures and chiefly because they foresaw that his re-election would keep alive the conflict, and destroy the confi
dence of the public in the fiscal condition of
the country. Mr. Van Burcn was pledged
to a theory, and that theory was opposed by
so large a body of the people who believed that his re-election could not have restored
cither public or private confidence. General Harrison is pledged to no theory or finance.
He is not even pledged to support a change of the present system. He is pledged to leave
that measure to the action of Congress, and it follows that he will not bring hs uiflueiice to beir, as Mr. Van Buren has done, to support any measure in Congress, or It uphold or to
oppose men because they may be lor or a
gainst any measure. What he has to do is
to execute the laws; and it will be his interest, and we are sure it will be his pleasure, as far as practicable, to hca! the divisions crea
ted by party that he will be tho President
of the people, and not the head of a faction.
As to his appointments and removals from
oilice, we are sure that he will set an exatrf-
ple worthy of his illustrious office that he
will take Mr. Jefferson's rule, "is he honest
is he capable," and we expect to hear more
complaints from the disappointed applicants
in me raiiKs 01 nis own party, than from or
tny and jaithjul office holders now in place
1 hose who have received offices, as the re-' ward of improper partizan sen ice, or who have abused their official trust, must expect to be removed : but beyond this we do not expect him to go. Why, then, may we not hope that the country will have repose; and men will once more be permitted, yea, reuuired.Ho look'to the ordinary pursuits of in
dustry, and thus restoreindivldual and tia , Uonal prosperity. This will be the fulfilirenl
of our hopes, and be the consumation of Gen.
Hai nson s fame.
leaves a baiauce iu the Treasury in
cluding the Duplicate for A. D. 1840
as a fed. in the hands of the collector of Franklin county of
But the 1 reasurer not
having as yet received any
part of this years duplicate
tarKih imnnnttl. ItfrtrtfCMiit
brute is always here," cooly replied the lass. 1 lo tjje BUn,0f $3245 40
. From which deduct said
Man ! thou Hue eyed love cfmy boy huod, balance including Dupli-
where art thou ! Man v a time have ou and cate as aforesaid of IB
I mingled our tears, until the fair tresses thai 1 bf 18 f iii gainst the county in faver wanted on thy peachy cheek wefe damp as j;f tha Treurer of casu
advanced by him the 6'um of $18 20s
And the said balance
the vine tendrils,
'Wet wi' the blotso' dew,"
because alas! because we were too young
to be married. We swore at Christmas to
be constant and patient until midsummer, and then defy fate, and run away. But it was our doom never lo behold and know each
other ughin. Perhaps 1 see thee daily, dark
eyed giil; and thou eecst tn, but time has
made such havoc with our looks, that tuou
dost neither recognize me nor I thee. Well, well, my girl! we had our happy hears! poor fools as we were.
Perhaps little Mary is at thi. moment laugh
ing at the remembrance of her pretty trick
with the snuffers, and woudering what has
uecome oi me.
of Duplicate is yet
received amount
November 6 1340,
te be
convolutions of the smallest intestines. Uthrr
medicines only partally cleanse these, and Icav-
such collected mssses behind as to produce hsbitue
si costivenees. with all its tram of evils, or sudden
diarrhoea, with its imminent dangers. 1 bis fact is
well known to all regular anatomists, wbo exam
iue the human bowels after deatb: and nence tue
oreiudice of those well informed men against
quack medicines or medicines prepared and her . . .... ii .
ond to tbe public by ignorant persons, i as sec-
aid effect of the Life Medicines is to cleanse the
kidneys and the bladder; and by this means, the
liver and the lungs, tbe beatbiul action oi wmcn entirely depends upon the regularity of the urinary organs. The blood, which takes iu red color from
the asrencv of the liver and the lungs before it pas
ses into the heart, being thus purified by them, and nourished by food coming from a clean stom
ach, courses freely through the veins, renews ev cry part of the system , aud triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the blooaaing cheek Moffat's Vegetable Life 31edicines have been
thoroughly tested, and pronouueed a sovereign rem
edy tor Dyspeiia, Flatulency, Palpitation oflhe
Heart, Loss olAppeute, iieart-buru ana neaa-
aehe, Restlessness, lil-teinper. Anxiety, Lan
guor and Melancholly, Cobliveness, liiarrhuea, Cholery, Fevers of all kinds, Rheumatism, Gout.
Dropsies of all kinds, Ursvel, Worms, Asinina
nd ConetMnpticn, Scurvy, Ulcers,- inveterate
Sores, Scorbutic Eruptiousaud UaU Complexions,
Eruptive complaints, Sallow, Cloudy, and other
disagreeable Complextious, Salt U lieu in. Erysipe
las, Common Clude and innuenst, and various oth
er complaints which afflict the human Frame. Iu
Lever and Ague, particularly, the Life Medicines
have been niott eminently successful; so much s that in the Fever and Ague districts, Physicians al
most universally prescribe them.
All that Jlr. jlofut requires of his patients is te
be particular in taking the Life jledicines strictly
according to tbe directions. It is not by a news
paper notice, or by anvtbin? tkat he himself may
$4280 oe say in their favor, that be hopes to gam credit.
It is aloue by the results of a fair trial.
MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL: designee!
as a domestic guide to health. This little panv
pblet, edited by W. 15. Moffat. 375 13 road way,
iew i ork, lias been published for the purpose ot
explaining more fully Mr. Moffat s theory of dis
$3227 19i I eases, and will be found highly interesing to per
sons seeking health. It treats upon prevalent dis
eases, and the causes thereof, Price 25 cents for
sale by Mr. Moffat s agents generally.
incse valuable medicines are Tor sale by J. J. TEMPLETON Urookville.
AGENTS The Life Medicines may be also be
bad or any or tbe priuciplesliruggests in every
town throughout the United States and the Canada
Ask for Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitten
aud besuro that a fae simiieof John Moffat's si?
natureis upon the label of each bottle of Bitters or
box of Pills.
TLeso valuable Medicines are ror sale by J.J. TEMPLETON,
Dec. 2T, I839.-52-ly Brookville, Ind
We appeal lo their sense af justice their kuu. feelings.
It ia hut a dutv van tn rmir ftnfr.:- . t
beings lo let this (Treat remedy be kuoeu. Siu
much pain wbere tbe newspapers are not retil, where readers are incredulous, becsuse so tuK, worthless articles are advertised for the sams -
Me. Tj buyers we ssy, if all who have ansi .
do sot say it is beyond all praise, then do noluAtl l ' ft. a A j will 1 1. ftllni. .1 . ' 1 I
be paid for unless it cures, when all tie directim,! are fully followed. Will any one .ufTcriirtifl
mow Iry ill if ka dot, he ought fo fee jCu,l
Mr. llsys would never consent to offer Urn im. I
cle, were be not compelled by his sense of mtt. I of religious duty to do all in hie power for u
victims of distress and misery. For this purpol
HI KUUIU .UVU t ft WWUW ml WliUUCp tUftU BVVtttl 1 1
dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK. OUT. Same HcindUrt Acre cotairr.1
fe. led thi article, and put it tip wilA variant tit. I
vices. Vo not be imposed upon. One thing or!, I will protect you it u the name of COMSlutk l
Ac CO., laof eeme mu$t mlttay$ be o A wru.1
per. or you are cheated. Do not forget iu Ttb I
this direction with you, and tet by that, or ner!
ouj; lot iv mvftvft tor muj vuici wi uc un
geuuine. .
XVo. Si-li SO -UilUA MAYS.
Sold by Comstock &z Co., 2 Fie tcber-strcet N. I.I
And by J. J. TEMPLET O.N UrookViHt.
Attest Robert John.
$227 IPs E. BARBER JAMES WKRR
J. TEMPLETON jr.
County Commie
STOVES and TlX WARE.
.A
F row the wVotowat Intelligencer. TRIUMPH OF TRUTH OYER ERROR.
The Bride. The writinofWaihiiifftou
Irv ing abound in pictures, which, for delicacy, IP l.u . A i ...it. i .. 1 J.
.dale nu iiuiu, arc noi eurpas&eu oy any writers in the English language. 1 he following
is an exquisite passage from a chapter in his
Draceonuge tiau. "1 know no sight more charming and touching than that of a young and timid bride, in her robes of virgin white, led up trembling to the altar. When I thus behold a lovely girl
in tne tenaerness oi oer years, forsaking the bouse of her fathers, and the home of her chtldhooi and, with the implicit confidence.
ana tne sweet sen-abandonment which belong to wome-s giving up all the world for the man of her choice; when I hear her, in the good old language of the ritual, vietdinir her
self to him, for belter, for worse, for richer.
for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love,
lionor and obey till death us do part
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber would respectfully intoiut
tueir cueioiners and the citizens generally thai
tney are now receiving from
.Aew lror, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati. A general assortment of MERCHANDIZE; Consisting of the following. Dry Goods and Groceries of ait kinds ; Hard, Earthen, Queen's and Tin WAKE; Livcrpoot. China, and Britania. do.;
BOOTS, SHOES, PUMPS d SUPPERS;
fur, bilk, and Point and Leghorn Hats;
All of which we will sell on the most favorable
i.m. f'rWT VT 17 r liif nit Trn . i
band a general assortment of 1-ranklin, ten chsnge for goods. LONG in BROWN. Seven Plate STOVES, aleo Ihe Premium Biwkville, .Met 23, 1839.
To the Bald Headed, and others.
TTKoes sny know a neighbor or a friend who hsl
JLLXoeeu Uxli and whose head is now covered vtk One hair! One whose coat collar was covcm
with dandruff, though brushed every hour wk,d
has now vanished entirely! Or one wLostbcsl at early age were turning grey, who now bu u I
a grey Lairi Childrenwbwse beads were corem
with scurf, w hose hair would not grow, iludnl
bow growing the fullest crops of hair! Soinecue
must -be known to most persons. Ask tbetn Ik
cause, and you will be told, these things have betil
done by Ihe use of the BALM OF COLUMBIA
Of 20 years growth is this article. Us demand u
creasing annually some hundred per ceut, thoujk I
when discoveied not opposed by any thing torlMl
same purpose, now assailed by almost numberlea
uiusuroou trash preparations that will ruin tlteuj
if used to any extent. Can more than these facM I
be wanted refer to the recommendations by 11
of names of respectability, unequaled by an; Url
article, tiook to these tbinirs buy Ibis article.-
Stay and preserve your hair by Its use, or if W I
. : . ..i: i . .1.:. , J J . .1
leatwro 11. a.auiea, aiieua vo ibib uuuurev fashionable life are using it as the only article I
ally nt for the toilet, lon? hair is very apt lo iu i
out. Ladies, use the Balm of Columbia in tiaw t I
save yourselves tbe disgrace of baldness by neglect I
of your persons.
It is your duty, as moralists, to preserve ul beauties of nature, with which a bountiful Ol
ator has endowed jou use the Balm, for it -1
do it. io. sc7-iy.
Fcrealeby J. TEMPLETON Brootviii.
vsai m m w "i sr mm
UDGE & VAN CAMP have constantly on
nd
Cookinff STOVE, two sizes. This Stove they
would recommend to the public as one oi tne oesi
Stoves aow in use, being the latest improvement
ALSO.lhev will keen constantly on band a gen
eral assortment of Tiu ware, stove pipes, bouse
heads of the best quality, house gutter pipe, feeAll 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 ou the North East corner of the public square. FUDGE 4c VAX CAMP. Brookville, Oct. 29, 1640. 44tf.
Groceries. TTUST received a frech supply of Suffer. Molaa
J sea, Coffee and Mackerel, and will be sold low
for cash.
Also, a fine assortment of women and childrens
heee. I). PRICE. Brookville, April lGHl4e
The long agony is over: the reign of mis
rule folly, corruption, and terror is at an end:
the incubus has been lemoved.and the Ration
will be again restored to its pristine visor.
healthfulness, and purity. What a debt of gratitude do wc ewe the Great Disposer of
numan uesunies, and now deeply should we feel the blessing he has thus, in his Divine mercy, vouchsafed to bestow upon us. Nothing but Ihe Divine interposition of the Almighty has saved a suffering People from the
evils and misery they have so long endured, and which have been brought upon them by the profligacy and wretched fatuity of those who have been placed in power. The Got eminent was verging rapidly io a confirmed despotism, and the country had reached the very blink of ruin and bankruptcy. Power had blinded our rulers; the Deitv teemed to have given them up to blindness'of mind and hardness ot heart, till they had the madness to conceive they were omnipotent, and could commit any outrage and folly they pleased
with entire impunity. Every step they took
wa a Diunaer, ana every act was one of oppression, folly or m tdness.' The whole country nu attt ctsd with i homl pirtlys;?, and
brings to mind thc
devotion of Ruth.
-it
beautiful and effecting
"Whether thou toest 1
will go, and where thou lodgest 1 will lodge; thy people shall be my people and thy God my God."
OCrLiberia has a population of 4,500 American colonists, and 30,000 natives. It has nine settlements or towns; the two most dis
tant being 300 miles apart on the tea coast -the others at various diitancesjntermcdiate.
Its territory procurred by purchase, contains
nearly 500,000 acres el land, and other large
tracts can be easily obtained of the native ow
ners in the same way. The government is
modelled after our own, and is purely re pub
ucaa- administered almost wholly by colored people. Agriculture is thriving and greatly
extending, l our printing presses are in ope
ration. Twenty one churches are organized tome of them composed of native converts.
More than thirty, ordained Ministers are en
gaged In religious leaching, Miny tabbalb schools are regularly attended. And on the whole, the colony never appeared better than
now, nor to entirely attractive to Us friends
on the erounds of its great nsc fulness.
nivo 'a v n nn -id eism .snot 'oo eaee ot 3uisim eeoqt pas (pe -sop eq isnui ujeouoa eqx uai3 eq jouuva ooua3 npui 4d3uor 'taawatd eivipdiuuii nm ot pet
tonbM mou oit uien "3 f 3t peiqepui 11V
N1V0 0 BB0
eqt e.s pas 'aotssiq ouunsxe pus et jjsm op
Pino Aed ot nsvo zaueq esoqt put 'jepjo poos at
spooij je tuemtiosee ueseq en -ytoo uofjtoj
rm lies iiiu sseuinnq siq eso(a pus 'spoos jo -yT"
koojs siq jo eeodstp ot SaiqsiA aequosqna QHklii
Just Reccircd.
AN assortment of Sy ties. Scythe Stones an
AL Rifles. ALSO an assortment of Queens
wart. Women and children's shoes. ALSO
lew fancy Prints, and Summer goods, will be sold
low for cash or approved produce, 6y D. PRICE. Bookville.Juoe 15th 1840. Stone Coal for talc
finHE subscriber keeps oo band at tbe Basin at
-U. Brookville, good Stone Coal. Apply to J
Woods, Agent. SETH lroFTf mTOi . May, 1S40 23sr.
DLAIKS.
OkN and, constantly at the American office U
Jr following kinds of blanks.
DR. SPOHN S
SICK HEADACHE REJIEDJ
TOor the permanent care of this distressing ooi-l IT plaint, never fails. When oersevcrec in.it efsl
tually renovates theey stem, and does away tlieot I
ses of the SICK Ac NKRYOLS llbAUACUi
Thousands have tried it, and found precisely
relief which the articles promies to bestow, te i
tificateaof the sLron'resL kind, and from tW IP I
" ' ..Li
respectable persons, are in the possession oi I
nranrietor. soma of which Lave been puolifw-1
Dctifvinrr ta the iurmiiuiil ure. antl othcrt
I. . . ' .. r.A
tmmediata relief rivsn bv this remedy. uiud.i
relief to tbe afflicted in 15 or vi minutes irom
first dote. If taken when the symptoms of iaK
tack are first felt, it prevents tbe further progrtsl of the complaint, and can poduce no danger si'?!
time by and excessive dose; as in such actet"!
would only throw off tbe contents of the siomui loavinir il surest anil lmaltl.v ftvith an excellent tvl
netite. AH attlirled With keadacbe sliOUlu uu '-i
to procure the article, and relieve themselvei
so distressing a complaint. . , I
fhvaieiana hira in manv instances '
their patients, and in every instance, to our Di edge, wilb great satisfaction have found its
tain cure Sick mud JTervou ileadacne i- 1 plaint with which physicians do not wish to ' I anw tl.iitrv tn mrtA mnanll, nK.ar.riha OH'V ""'I
vcfturvirj ivitvi vouwriuvuiij , a.. ,
llMilli-lia If ftmil V uniuu lha nnnotiilion I
. ' . , D ill
some otber proprietory articles meet nim
ecourcc.
Try it once and you never will resrrel it- i.
csmposed entirely of vegetables, and coataiss j mineral, nr noniinna r.ii IrinJ. altttCM
, r J " not reautra anv rHanow .r nrctercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock oc to' Wholesale Druggists, 2 netcher-slreclN--iu"l
by tbe principle Druggists in the Lniou. No 37-ly By J. J. TEMPLETON Brook vil-
OmcB or thk Bkookvillk Ins. Co., 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 ii months 4 per cent. for G months 5 per cent., and for 0 or more months 0 per cent. Persons winning te make tight depositee, eaa confidently rely on such certificates being net when presented. Risks on all kinds of property will be taken as
usual.- for terms apply at the office of the company.
east upper room above t'rice and Adams' saddle store. WM. STCLEER Y, Pmid.nl.
A. Sl'Ca.arv, E. M'Cartt, N. D. Gatxioa, D. Paict, 8. Goodwin, J. Wtrs, - GEO. HoLLaKB, W. T. Bkbss. Jobs W. Hixr, 5cy.
Deeds,
Mortgages, Quit-Claim Deeds, Title Bonds,
Notes of hand,
Summonses. Subpoenas-,
Executions, Constables' Ootids, Constable Kales.
JVOTJRY PUBLIC.
, Cj F. Ct-aacsoa, will sM wtend to fining deeds, Morurages, Bond. Are. and tab. it,
aowledgement of deeds, powers or attorney, or
cemncaies, amdaviu, we, we. Office ib the printing office. HV ly Cf-OLBS. COTTOJtYARN. 1,000 Sole Leather. 200 Barrels Conamaugh Salt, 10 Sacks CoGet, 8 Bales Brown Sheeting, 8ft Kegs Nails, 1 Cerooa Indigo, Just received aad fcreele by -' . ... R.&8.TYRER.
Tin iiiDritniiuicvvs
aa. uaniiivuujfft" - PINK EXPECTORANT SlW
flTIhe cases of consumption are so numeroo i
J-L tbe northern latiludes.lhat some renicoj
preventative should be kept by every mv
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ance of so direful a disease, i bis
Syrup will ia every esse prevent the , j-.
a. ism siiiiiBBi i in rasa as si ni ss anr mnw issziasvae v - -
consumption who will use this remedy
approach or cough ana pain in iue . . .,c
u j i.mmvm ft. m. vuivu . uttH i J . - up the cases ae incurable. a C
aeld wholesale and reuiiny .v : &
WTiolesals Druggist, 8 Meti ber-stree. by tbe principle Dregf ists in the l'n"" tijj4
June, iau. '
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1 tI? , PVvl,,18nr, , lajloteftowlmwftby I The KusbviUe Whig will pleats copy. Us ssovt W"1. SeP- .