Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 29 October 1841 — Page 4
rOBTBY.
The following beautiful effusion, taken from the Southern Literary Messenger for April, is distingttiched for purity and gentleness of thought, ,aad sweetness of expression almost inimitable. Its quiet melody-its dream-like and spiritual beauty and its tones of bewitching tenderness, come over the heart 'Like softest music heard in sleep," or "Like the low chant of the distant wares By spring's soft breathing stirred." MUSINGS. BY AMELIA, OF LOVISTILLE, KT. I wandered out one summer night rwas when my years were few; The breeze was singing in the light. And I was singing too. The moonbeams lay upon the hill, The shadows in the vale, And here and there a leaping rill Was laughing at the gale. On fleecy cioud upon the air Was all that met my eyes.It floated like an anel there Iletween me and the skies. I clapped my hands and warbled wild A here and there I fier; for I was but a careless child. And did as children do. The waves camo dancing o'er the sea
In bright and glittering bands.Like little children wild with glee. They linked their dimpled hands. They linked their hands but ere 1 cnughj Their mingled drops of dew, T.ey kissed my feet, and quick as thought Aw-iy the ripples flew. Tlio twilight hours lile birds flow by, As lightly aud as free; Ten thousand etara were in the iky, Ten thousand in the sea; For every wave with dimpled cheek That leaped upon the air. Had caught a alar in its embrace, Aud held it trembling there. The young nnon. too, with upturned sides. Her mirror'd beauty gave; And as a bark at anchor ride9. She rodo upon the wave. Theses wa9 like the heaven above, As perfect and as whole. Save that 'll seemed to thrill with love, As thrill? the immortal eoul. Tbe leaves, by spirit-voices slirr'd. Made murmurs on the airLow murmurs, that my spirit heard, Andanswer'd with a prayer; For 'twas upon the dewy sod, . Reside the moaning seas, I learned at first to worship find. And sing such strains as these. The flower, all folded to their dreams Were bound in slumber free, Ay breezy Lille and murmuring streams, Wbero e'er they. chanced to be. No guilty tears had they to weep. No sins to be forgiven; THey closed their eyes, and went to aleep, Right in the face of heaven. Xo costly raiment arouitathetn shone, No jewels from the seas, Yet Solomon upon his throne, Waa ne'er arrsyed like these; And just as free trom guilt and art, Wre lovely human flowers. F.re sorrow set her bleeding heart On this fair orld of ours. I have heard the laughing wind behind. When playing with my hair The breezy lingers of the wind. How cool and moist they were ! 1 heard the night-bird warbling o'er lis soft enchanting strains' never heard such sounds before. And never shall again. Then wherefore weave such strain! as these, Aud aing them day by day, When every bird upon the breeze Can sing a sweeter lay! I'd give the world for their sweet art. The aiuplc, the divine; I'd give the world to melt one heart, As they have melted mine.
Drugs 8c Medicines.
Paints, Dyc-BtntTk Oils V Patent medicines.
DY J. J. TEXIPLETOX. "IT TIE keeps always on hands General Assort-
U.M. ment of all tbe articles necessary to supply medicines for families or practicing physicians.
Great care is taken to have pure and unadulterated medicienes, snd are offered to the public at the lowest prices. He has cow on band, among other
things, the following
Ualomel Gum Aloes
Assofoetida " Camphor " Copal " Shellac Arabic Myrrh Paint, Hair, Cloth and White Wash Brushes, Tartaric Acid Seidlitz Powders Soda do Ink do Indelible Ink Black do
Blue do
Khenbarb Jalap
Chamomile Nitre Epsom 8alla Indigo Cream Tartar Cloves Mace Kuttnega
Alchobol Rosin Glue Ippecac Red Percipitate Boraa Flour Sulphur Brimstone Cayenne Pepper Putty Annette Copperaa 8u p. Carb Soda Sal. Rochelle White lead (dry) Bed Lead in oil Black do Litharge Venitiau Bed Vermill.on Chinese Verdigris
Prussian blue
Spanish Brown
Bateman's Drops Cberorue Yellow
Godfrey's Cordial Lee's Pills Cook's Pills Patent Medicines of all kinds Oil Castor Olive " Burgamot American Sperm Spike Linseed Juniper Almonds ' Lavender Cedar ' Amber ' Anise Or gar urn Cloves ' Rosemary ' Cinnamon Peppermint Spruce Pennyroyal Lemmon Sassafras Ilygian Pills Shaving soap
Macassor oil
Green
Turpentine spit Blue Vitriol Fly Stone Blue Stone Magnesia, lump
Madder Ginger Wines, Madcria Port Sweet Muscat Rayberry Pulv. Ilalsom Copavia Pern Fur Matches Swaim's Panocea Indian Specific Percusrion Cans Chinese Cement Window Glass Elixir health Gardiner's Lina. Nerve & Bone
Rheumatic do Medicamenlutn Oil of Soap Bear's oil teckwilb's Pills
Crumbackers pills Ilalsom of life July 9tb, 1641.
Copal Varn.
Black do Japan do Umber Turk Logwood Aquafortis Cochineal Ginger root " Pulv, Allum Snuff, Maca. Rappee Scotch Segara Saffron
8al. Potash
Carb. do Colycintb Essenses
Lemon Syr Raisins
Trusses Tobacco Opadildoc British oil Pepper . Spice Writing pap. Quills Sand paper. Bar Soap Buffalo oil Ague Pills Founder sint.
JYew Drug Store. C. CAIN,
HAS just opened a NEW DRUG STORE in the room lately occupied by J, J.Templeton as a Drug Store, North of Mr GaKion's. His med
icines are all new and fresh, careiully selected ana purchased cheap, so that ha can furnish bis customera with a good and unadulterated article at very favorable prices, and low for cash. He has also. Paints. live stuffs and Patent Med
icines, and all the articles necessary to constitute a good apothecary shop; tbe folio wiog it a part of
wnat be intends keeping constantly on band.
J lap Nitre Indigo Cloves Nutmegs Ippecac Borax Brimstone Putty Copperas Sal. Rochelle
Calomel Rheubarb
Gum Aloea Chamomile Assofoetida, Epsom Salts ' Camphor Cream Tartar Copal Mace Shellac Alchobol Arabic Glue ' Myrrh Red Percipitate Paint brushes Flour 8ulpher Annette Cayenne pepper Tartaric Acid Sup. Carb 8oda
Seidits Powders, White Lead (dry) Red L-ad Soda do in oil Black do ink do Litberage Venetian Reo Btaek Ink VermilhonChinee.Verdigris Prussian Blue Spanish Brown Copal Varnish Batemans drops Charome Yellow Japan do Godfry 'a Cordial Green Logwood
Lee s fills 1 urpentine spirt. Aquafortis
Patent Medic- Fly Stone
ines of all kinds Blue Stone
Oil Castor
Magnesia, lump
Madder' Ginger Hutfron Stil. Potash Carb. do Rayberry pulv. Ilalsom Copavia Matcbea Percussion caps Elixir health
Gardners Lina. Pepper Nerve 4 Bone - Spice Medicamentam Sand paper Bears oil Writing paper Balsoin of life Bar Soap
Peppermint.Shaving soap Macassoi oil Spruce Lemmon oil Oil Sassafras Rrookville, Sept. 23, 1841. 39-ly
Olive Burgamot Sperm 8 pike Linseed Juniper Almonds Lavender Cedar Amber Anise Orgaoutn Cloves Rosemary Cinnamon
Blue Vitriol
Cook's Mis Ginger root Pair. Allum Snuff, Maca. Rappee Scotch Colycintb Essensta Lemon 8yrup Opadildoc British oil
A PARODY. Some waggiu editor at tho Weat has perpelra ted the following parody: Stanley ! You should never let Your angry passions rise; Your little hands were never tsar's" To pummel .Mitter IFl$t
TO BE READ BY ALL WITHOUT FAIL. DR. SPOHN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH. THE author of this article is very desirous that his views and assertions should not be mis understood, and that the public should know the real merits and effects of s important a remedy. He will state a few facts on which tbe reader may most implicitly rely. They are true. It is asserted most solemnly and seriously, and the person
who will investigate will find them invariable.
On this assertion the author pledges his reputation and character not only as a roan and physician, but
as a moral and correct good citizen. We repeat, this medicine is all it professes to be. Gentlemen have told the proprietors often, that whether prudent or not they feel perfectly safe from any fever while they have the article. They can always throw off the worst kind of fevers in a few hours, if taken at the commencement. They rise from its use without the least debility, and feel perfectly free, well and bright. Will not the public five it a trial!
A iv uncommon fact is, that this remedy is a syr
up palatable and pleasant to the tate,and children take it always with the greatest readiness.
1 be proprietor is now making rapid arrange
ments to have this article in the hands of every druggist and apothecary in this country. It niny
be known to be genuine by the signature of the
gentlemen and physician who is the author.
u. sromi, n, a. It is with great pleasure that the agents are en
abled thus to bring forward an article so truly me
ritorious as this syrup, and from such a source and
they trust the community who have occasion for
its use may alwayr find it within their reach, both
aa to placet at which it may be found, and tbe
low prices at which it is sold, and of all respects ble Druggitta.
For aale by J. J. TEMP LET ON. Brookv ille, Oct. 1. 40-ly .
How Great Mem abb mue. Where did
Franklin first cultivate tbe knowledge that at length bore him to the height of fume? In a
printing office. Where did Rowditch study the mathematics In early life on chipboard, and ever after in hours snatched from the caret of a busy life. How did Fureuson he.
Rio to study astronomy t Tending iheep in Scotland; ling on his back upon the bare
earth, and gating upon the heavens map ping out the constellation by meant of a eim . . air ,
pie tiring, aireicuca irom nana to hand, with
beads upon it; which sliding back and forth
ena'ued him to ascertain the distanre of the
tart. Where did young Faraday commence
in 8uu.es: sun young, and et sucreoor.in
Konoon.io imvvt He began his chemica studies, a poor boy, in an apothecary's shop
oirmcnara Aricwrigrit, who was knighted for the improvements he introduced into ml.
(on spinning, and whose beautiful sent upon tbe Wye it one of the fairest in England, was a t . .tin
varoer tin ne was thirty years old. And at this moment, there is a man in New England who hat read fiAv laneuates. wlin w an.
prenticed who has always worked and who
tan worn? at a Diacksmith !
A man, named Benton, hat been tried for stealing at RellviNe, Illinois, and tentenced tt) Hie penitentiary for Hne years. If he had had Mother name, the idea of stealing for a irtnhood mfejht nerer hare occurred to him.
JYew Store. D G AND BURTON HAVE just received from Philidelphia, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati, a large assortment o Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens Ware, Hard Ware, and Cutlery, Sfc. Spc. nd have opened their store in the room immediately north of the Brookville Hotel. Their goods tre all entirely new, well selected, and having been purchased Bince tbe fall in prices, they can be sold upon terms more suitable to tbe times. They have a fine assortment ofcloths,cassimere and satinetts, of fashionable colors and qualities arelully selected in the Philadelphia market. Their stock of Qneenaware and Hardware U very large, and having been purchased for cash.
hey can supply their inenaa on very lavoraoie
terms.
Theirselectionsof silks, mouselinde laines.lawns.
calicoes, dec. Ace, are such as they think will attract the attention and please the taste of the La-
ies.
ALSO A large assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Cotton yarn, Nails, Ac.
They solicit an examination of their goods and
prices, and then wish the public to consult their
own interest.
Brookville, April 22, 1841. 17-ly.
PLEASE TO RETURN IT.
THE Subscriber has loaned to somebody a copy ot Philips, Curran and G rattans Speeches, and has forgotten whom. Will they please return
it. U. r.CLAIlK.SON.
JuneS3d, 1841.
HEALTH SECURED BY THE USE OF Hugeian Vegetable Medicines.
WHICH have obtained the approbation and recommendation of thoueaiida who have been cured,
la Consumptions, Cholera Morbus, Inflamationt internally or externally; Dyspepsia, fevers, agues, indigestion, Billioua or nervous affections, and al! diseases of tho Liver, yellow fever. Gout, Rheumatism, lumbago, tic doloreux dropsy, at. Vitus'
Notice to All. Who wants Winter quarters? Tf wish to tell my House and lt situated imme
U- diately below tbe Exchange House, now occupied by L. Biggs. Tbe House baa juet been tho roughly repaired, it ie thirty-six by aixteen feet,
with a first rate cellar and all conveniences generally found about a house. And as I am determin
ed to sell shortly it would do well ut any person
wanting aucb a residence to call and examine for themselves. Title indesputable. Atao will be sold with the house a lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Bedsteads and Bedding, Chairs, Tables, 8eltee, Bureau, Clock, Stoves, Stand and many other articles not innumerated. G. V. F.DR1NGTON. JJrookville. Oct I2tb, 141. 42-
XV heat.
dance, epilepsy, apoplexy, paralysis, palsv. green fill HE highest cash price wi.l be paid at all times
10! -14.
sickness, and all obstructions to which the Feme
form u so distressingly liable, and which sends many of the fairest portion of the creation to their untimely graves: amall pox, meaales, whooping cough, scarlet fever, asthma, jaundice, gravel, stone, and all Urinary Obstructions, fistula, piles, sliiciures, raptures, and syphilis in all ita ataget; constipated bowels, worms, scurvy, Itchings of the kin, king'a evil, and all cutaneous disorders; in short, ever) complaint to which tbe human frame ia so direfully subject, under all their varied forms and names. For ssle by J. J. TEMPLETON. Brookville, Oct. 1. 40-ly.
ITATLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT TEWn Consumption, Utrr Complaint, Coughs, U- Colde, Asthma, Difficulty ef Breathing. Pains in the Side or Breast, Spitting of Blood, Catarrhs, Palpitation of the Heart, Oppression and 8o renege of tbe Chest, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Hectic Fever, Wight Sweats, Difficult of profuse expec toration, and all other Affections of the Chest Longs ana Liver, For aale by J.J. TEMPLETON. Brookville, Oct. 1, 1841.
CASH.
will pay CSH CLEAN LINEN
rmHE SUBSCRIBER II WHEAT, and for COTTON
RAGS. delivered at tbe Brookville Mills. J. H. SPEER.
fix an
for merchantable Wheat, by
RANKSet BURTON. Brookville, Aug. 12, 1641.
Varnishes.
COPAL, Japan and Leather Varnishes (superior Qualities 1 for sale bv
July 9-h, 1841. J. J. Tbmpletom.
r-TADERtA, ITU sale by July 9, 1941.
Wines. Sweet, and Muscat Wines, fo J, J. TEMPLETON.
A LL persons indebted to tbe subscribers arc re
quested to call and make immediate payment
as we cannot do business without cash. FUDGE ec VAN CAMP. March 35, 1841. 13-tf
OILS.
TEU8H, Sperm, Neatsfoot, and I.inseed Oila far
. 15 oy. J. J. TEMPLETON. July 9th, 1841,
BloCat's Life Pills and Phenlx
Differs. THE8E medicines are indebted for their name to their manifest and sensible action in purifying tbe springs and channels of life, and enduing them with renewed tone and vigor, and to the undoubted fact that at a very early period in their history they bad rescued sufferers from
the very verge of an untimely grave, after all the
deceptive nostrums or tbe eay, prescribed by pny sicians. bad utterly failed, in which cases they al
so permanently secured that uniform enjoyment of " ... . . 1 1 - . m ... . .7.1
health, Without wnicn n linn is out a pamu blessing. So great indeed bad their efficacy inva
riably proved, that it was scarcely ies man miractiloua to those who were unscquainted with the beautirully philosophical principles upon which they were r-otopounded, and upon which tLey con-
TpHR VhCEXIX BITTERS are so called be cause ihev possess the power of restoring the ex
Dirin? embers of heaiili, to a glowing vigor
throughout the constitution, a the" rhanix is said
to be restored to lite trom ine aabes or its u" soulution. Tbe Phcenix Bitters are entire! vegetable, composed of roots found only in ccrtjB parte of the western country, which will infalllul cure Kevbrs add Aecaw of all kinds; will never fail to eradicate entirely all tbe effects of Mercury,
infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparationsof Sarsaparilla, and will immediately cure the determination of blood to the head; never fail in tbe sickness incident to young females; and will be found a certain remedy in all cases of nervous debility and weakness of the most impaired constitutions. As a remedy for Chronic and Inflamato-
ry Rheumatism, the efficacy of the Phcenix Uitters will be demonstrated by tbe use of a tingle bottle. Tha nrnorietor rcioices in the opportunity affor-
itnd hr the universal diffusion of tbo press, for pla
cing Vegetable Life Medicines within tbe knowl
edge and reacn oi every inviviausi ia vuc cuiuwu-
nity. Douse tne nosi oi pernicious quietriei, which boast ef vegetable ingredients, the Life Pills are purely and solely vegetable, and contain neither Mercury. Antimony. Arsenic, nor any other
mineral, in any form whatever, t ney are entire"
composed of extracts fiom rare wa powerful
plants, tbe virtues of which, though long known to several India tribes, and recently to some em
inent pharmaceutical chemists, are altogether un
known to the ignorant pretendera to medical se -
enee; and were never aeiore aammisierai id so
happily efficacious a combination. - Their first operation is to loosen from the eoata
of the stomach and bowels, tle varinaa impurities
and crudites constantly settling around them; and to remove the hardened feces which collect in tbe convolutions of the small intestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave such collected masses behind as to produce habitual costiveness, with all its train of evils, or sudden diar rbma, with it imminent dangers. This fact is well known to all regular anatomists who examin
the human bowels after death.- and hence the pree
judice of these well informed men against the
quack medicines or tbe age. J he second encci oi the Vegetable Life Pilla is to cleanse tho kidneys and the bladder, and by this means, the liver and the lungs, the healthful action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of tha urinary organs. The Blond, which Ukee its red color from the agency of the liver and the lunga before it passes
into tbe heart, being thus purineo oy luem, moo
non ished by food coming from a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews every
part of the system, and triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek. The following are among the distressing variety
of human diseases, to which the Vegetable Life
Pills are well known to be infallible:
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleanaiug the first
and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure
liealthy bile, instead of tbe stale and acrid kind; Flatulency, Palpitation of the Heart, Lose of appetite. Heart-burn and headache. Restlessness, III
temper, Anxiety, Languor and aieiancboiiy.wuico
are the general symptoms ot uyepepsia, win vanish, as a natnaal consequence of ita caret Costive-
ncr, by cleansing me wnoie lengin oi uie iniestihes with a aoivri.1 i.tocszz, sithsct violence
all violent purges leave tbe bowels costive wiiktia:
two flays. LiiarrnoM ana unoiera, oy removing
the sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints
are occasioned, and by promoting the lubricative
secretions of tbe mucous membrane. Fevers of all
kinds, by restoring the blood to a regular circula
tion through the process of perspiration ia some
cases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal
obstructions in others. The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rheumatism permanently in three weeks, and Gout in hal f that time, by remo
ving local imflammation from the muscles and ug
amenta of the joints. Dropsice of all kiada. by
freeing and strengthening the kidneys and Madder;
they operate moat delightfully oa those important
organs, and hence have ever been found a certain
remedy for the wont cases of Gravel. Also worms
by dislodging from the turningi of tbe bowels the
slimy matter to which these creatures adhere. Asthma and Consumption, by relieving tbe air
vessels or the lungs from the muctu, which even slight colds will occasion, which if not removed becomes hardened, and producea those dreadful
diaeases. Scurvy, Ulceia, and Inveterate Sores, by the perfect purity which these Life Pills give
to the blood, and all the humors; Scorbutic eruptions and Bad Complexions, by their alterative ef
fect upon the fluids that feed the skin, the morbid
state of which occasions all Eruptive complaints,
sallow, cloudy .and other disagreeable complexions
Tbe use of these Pills for a very short time, will effect and entire core of Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and a striking improvement in tbe clearness of tbe
skin. Common colds and Influenza, will always be cured by one dose, or by two, even in tbe worst eases. Piles as a remedy for this meet distressing and obstinate malady, tbe Vegetable Life Pills deserve a distinct and emphatic recommendation. It is well known to hundreds in this city, that tbe
originator ot these invaluable rills waa himself af
flicted with this complaint for upwards of thirtv
pve years, and that he tried in vain every rcmcdv
rrescribed within the wbole compass of the Mateflia Medica. He however, at length, tried the medicine which be new offers to the public, and be
was cureu in a very abort time, after bis recovery had been pronounced not only improbable, but ab
solutely impossible, by any human means.
All that Mr. Moffat requires of his patients ia to
be particular in taking the Life Medicines strictlv
mccoruMig 10 me amotions, it is not by a newspaper notice, or by any thing that be himself may aay in their favor, that be hopes to gain credit. It ia alone by tbe results of a fair trial,
in
dividuale, who knew the value of McffVf. ufa Medicines, make it a rule to uke . L USt
three times a week, by which tbey remo " ..ot
causes tLat produce disease, preserv ,1-:. 7
and keep off tbe infirmities ofsge. Heads of families should alwaya keen a nftk Life MMlir.n,. i .1.1 ' P 'UtOtiU
".".J f .Mdde" fo 7 their pronfy.;
niBiraunm, noiere Morooe, OUt in the at ach. Cram pa, spasms, Fevers, and ,ther complaints, which too often prove aul
speedily cured or prevented. ft a rrm mm M Hi .....
- svisiai mmmw a- a. aifii II iC a f... Cfct.M.ohl hv th .tatata.! kill. r . ',S "CI
j -Hiiwei wssfav vi inuiTaUllV tLte one half of the children born are cut off betwe taming seven years of age. and the fruitful seen of this moitality is found to exist in that foul of the stomach and bowels which orad.!..
generation of worms. Aa the safe restorer cf .1 Infant! IL.tll. tk!. " . 01
... , , ..... viiuvai Biaip, ILelif Medicines have lopg held a distinguished fi.H! mnA fair fuilnM. AflL. m . .. I1'"
and convulsions, although worms may not exirt
rt . . . . j.- v . u
M" "isTtcinse n,e re4j,.
may 11 ,wrnapa uc aware Ibat UtO oririn of Mof fat's Life Medicinea was tbe result of a protracted and paiuM illness of their originator, Jlr JuU Moffat. When taken ill, Mr. M. was a profj.fr-
ous ana nourunwg wvauii in meiuwer pari .f
the city; and bav ng consulted and emnovci!a
uuinoer ui our niuav aaiiiiui y ujeician, lie, alter months of suffering, was prevailed upon to purcbus
tbe recipe oi tbe mvaioaoie vegetable prpimntmr.
now onerr?a 10 me puour.
1 he effect of tbe Life Medicines in l.g on nca
s so singular and remarkable, tint tt inmcd atciy determined to offer to tbe world a tned r n which be not only owed bis life, but his ban,;.;..;. Tbe uniform success which has t:r their administration in every instance, c:r
fair trial has been given them, tins been t:t.
by thousands, and incontestibly prove; M .r trineic merit. TLe above medicinea for sale by
JERF.MIAH WOODS, AtcM. Brookville, Sept. 17, 1P41. Zz-U.
NOW READY!
THE Subscriber having finished his New Boat, be is now ready to purchase any amount of Wheat
or oorn. uniu ne can mate other arrangcrcsu
ne win occupy lien. Long s M ere Ilouoe near tU Eastern Bridge, where Corn and Wheat can be
delivered. The highest cash prices will be given' Ife is now running his Boat and ie ready to carry freight or passeogcrs. His Boat is new, tab and convenient, for freight, or comfortable paefcngera. A. ROCK A FELLER. Jon- 9, 1S41. 17-tf.
K.et
SALT & litOiV S. TVNER, have on band, aud Torn
at the Cincinnati prices, adding caul
freight, I.5M0 barrels salt, 40,000 lbs. Iron assoit
ted. 75 kege nails, 6,000 Ibe Cotton Yam Also,
a very extensive assortment of DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hard-Ware, Cuttlery, Qneens-ware,
Tin-ware ic Hollow-ware. Fur, silk and palm leaf Hats; Bonnets and palm leaf Hoods; Sole and
Upper Leather, S-c 4 c.
Tbev receive and forward goods aad pro
duce at five cents on the hundred pounds, and alo
pav cash 'or wheat. Brookville. July 7, 1941.
ItB ACON HAMS, Shoulders snd sides for sale jVt.IMI. R. dc S. TYNER.
Ginseng.
H d"b (Tfcfb Jli LBS of Oin-g waa V-VJ'r JfHJi ted, for which the bigbesi
wd price win ne paid. Jofy 14, 1941. J. J. TEMPLETON.
Removal.
Tf AMES J. TEMPLETON has nmoved b
W n Rl.J STOKK to tte frame bciimng t
of the PnhltC Square, fottnoilv owned by A. B,
Pratt. J. J.TEMPLETON'.
Jane 30. 14I. 27 Jest Cceivetl,
TTVlRECTiom New Orleans ILy 10 Sacka Rio Coffee,
2 Hhde. Sugar, 1 Tierce of Rice, 1 Drum Cod fieh, 10 Boxes of ffcron, 2 lemons, 2 Raisins, 1 Bbl. Loaf Sugar. 1 Box honey dew tobacco. And for sale at reduced prices, by BANES 6c BURTOV. Brookville, June 3, 1841. 2
JOLE and upper leather for saleby R. AtS. Brookville, Feb. 17, 14I.
TYN.rR.
Take Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the uudersignej, tie
At requested to call and settle their book accoun notes of hand, as 1 have to raise two thousand dol
lars in abort notice. Nothing but money or lu't
mtnts will answer the complaint. J. wvs, Brookville. Aug. 25. 1641.
N.R. I have on band a good assortment of J? goods and groceries, which I wi'l tell low for cut
or arood rroduce. such aa wheat, corn. oats, rye
bay. rags and feathers.
I have put my goods at cash 'prices, and m credit will be by me given, and by so doing I
royseii ibat I will be able to sell lower man "v
othor house in this Dlaceor oountr around. w
will do well to call aud see my prices before T purchase. J. WOODS.
Anvtca to Fan albs. Females who value good health abould never be without: the Lire Medicines aa they purify the blood, remove Obatructionand give the akin a beautiful, clear, healthy, and blooming appearance. To Pabkbts and oTHxas. Parsons of a plethoric habit, who are subject to fits, headache, giddiness, dimness of eight, or drowsiness, from too great a flow of blood to the head, should take it frequently. Children , and persona of all ages, may take then at any time, as thev do not contain
highest ; reury, or any ingredient that requires confine-
Juivni er restriction oi eiet. To Exaeatv Paaaoas Many healthy aged In-
CLARKE'S Old established temple offortut" No. 1J7, Main Street, WHEELIXX3, riRGLYM.
Correspondence at a distance can procora ticiei
in anv Lotterv advortiaed bv anv Vender in l
U. Slates, by addressing John M. Clarke, Wb line. Va.
The expense of publishing all tbe capital pri1
sold by jobn M. Clarke would be too greu " "u
mil m it, consequeuuy Bia corres?onuciii
puouc a now out nine or lue uumeroua ;"- oapitals be is distributing every month. O Man's Pills, for Fever and Ague warranted For aale by J. J. TEMPLETOH
Brookville, Oct. 1.
SAPtnoeToNS Pills, cure no pay. For aale by Brookville, Oct. 1.
for Fever and Af' ' J. J. TEMPLETON
TTh. HeaasjAw'e VegeUble Tonic Pills.
tsm cure for tbe Fever ic Ague.
TEMrLK"
For sale by
J.J.
Refilled Salt. f BB1-. of refined Kanawha 8alt" J i-aV d and aale, by R. dsS. TYf JJrvokvi (Vi. Id, 1841.