Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 23 August 1850 — Page 4

Mimiicsof lYItkie Water Kejjalar ES.uiirt Aot-i.-Uion.

1. Introductory Sermon Delivered by Elder P. II. Pri-mmoxd, from Eohesians 2nd Chapter, 19th and 20th verses. 2. Letters from the several Churches read and their .Messengers' names enrolled as follows, iz: Ordaiued Miuistera in small capitals Liceutiates in italic:

I Ueceived.'l'.'s-mi.s'il '

CHURCH KS. Little Cedar Grove, West Fork, New Bethel, Lick Creek, Johnson's Fork, Union, Big Cedar G rove, Frankklin, Village Creek, Kushville,

East Fork Fiut R ock

; MESSENGERS' NAMES. J. Harden, J. Small, ;J. Wiiitnev, J. Line, jW.Risden.S. Wilson, 'E. Applegatc, W.W. Thomas, J. i Tyuer, '.f. It'. Kinslilirtr, D. Brown, R Buck ten.

'j.T. Brady, S.Goudie, J.Stoit, ;B. Conner, J. Cotton, J M. Conner, :V. Si-arks, J. Ward, G. IIakt.ax, J. Sparks, J. Sinelsor, W. MolTill,

P. II. pRCMMOxn. W. J.u'.ison, II

II. PRCMMOxn. W M- IVllteCest,

Little Blue River, T. Smith, W. J.ucs, I

Nettle Creek,

Pipe Creek, 2nd Williams Crei k,

,W. Thiirnlurpli, J. 1

I. t. TtRR'N'r, H- C-tuan,

II. Jackson, Th om.itf.

Tosey, Burlington, Indian Cretk, Big Run,

,1. Long ell, .No Letter m r Mes-cnp. r--, S. Billinks, A. Martin, W. II. Lee, 1 t

GUANO TOTAL,

r 71 c-1! r c 3

! s. ' P i J. ' . 5. - r -r- " I , i f 1 ' 1; j 1 33' 30 73 1 ' ' 1 ; ' ! i ' i ; i i ! f ! 1 21; 23 CO 3 , ! i ; : ! i : i i : 1 1 '22 15 100 30 1 Mm:;!! ! I !

J i 1 4j H1U 100 2 : i : : : 1 i : : ! : 2 a 20 23 a

' ; ; : i: ! 1 is co 50 2

17 i 2, ; 1. ; a'us. 200, 175 ; : i ; : : ! i 5 : : i 2 i ii 7.-,

J. ' !.? i ! L.I

II I. : 74. 110 3 : f i : ' l I I ! I ; 5 o ; 2 j 2 87, 230; 150 4 M : ! I ! I ! I

; 1 : 1 1 a 1J I'm r,a 1 j X,.)u.nw. ' 9 4 13 AC lim Kr ct

; i i ! 1 I l . . 1 T . . ' ' I 1 1 I re I t- - r-

; 4 ; 4 9 !il5 250. 130 4

..r. ED. ; - i Ml i

. 2 1 i 5 ; I 30 75 73 . ; . i 1 1

3 1 13 25 25 3

: . I i i 1 : i j i i I ! ! i I' i :': !' I j". . V

E.T.yl

I 31 3 4 .3-1.11 IS S10 110 1151

3d. After the reading of the letters 011 the st. m.t, the Messengers repaired to the house, and organized In the choice of Elder J'Jab Stoit, .Medcratur, aud John P. BraJy, Clerk, prayer first

being attended In hv Elder Stoit. 4th. Ministering Brethren preseut invited to u seat in council. 5th. Rules of Decorum, read. 6th. A door opened for the reception of Churches. 7th. Corresponding Letters called for. whereupon one was presented from West River, by the hands of her Messengers Elders N. Cask an i A. Df.an and brethren S. Hunt, A. Ilickr.ian, A. Barret, and T. Cook, who were invit-d to a se:it in council, and Elder A. Martin to r ;!y One from Lehanou, by the hands of'Elder C. Mem et and brother S. Ilailau, wlio wer- Invited to a seat in council, and J. M- Conner, to r-plv. Pth. The circular Letter, (prepared by Elder G. IIari.an,) called for, read, and on motion of Elder I. C Terrene, referred to a committee fur inspection, consisting of brethren G. IIari.an, J. Sfakks, and W. Sparks 9th. Brethren J. Stoit and J T. Brady, io arran;n the busineos for to-morrow. 10th. On motion of Elder I. C. Pkisrink, adjourned until to-morrow morning 9 o'clock. Prayer by Elder J. Stacks. S.i!nrd y morning, 9 o'clock, August 10th, 1S50.

The Association mot pursuant to adjournment, and alter pr-.yrr by the Moderator, proceeded ! iltUli II of Michlicl S'llii t.0 Snlail himself

10 ousiuess. 1st. The Bill of Arrangement called for, ami mado tiio order of the day. 2d. On Motion of Elder G. Harlan, f ie bill of arraji.-metit was puspensled, for the purpose of adopting the follow i ne preambl e and resolution, to wit:

Elder Thom s Smith, Is

d.-p irt-'d this life on the 7tli in; t..

his iii'i etion, and as w e ln;r the

Therefore Resolved,

hereas, in the Providence of (od, our much esteemed brother

deeply afilicled in the lo-s of a kiiul and alTvtioua?" wife, who 1

and whereas, this Association .!eeply svmpalhi-.:es w ilfi hi

funera! is set for to-day at o"i loek, a time (in our opinion) iinpropitie

his commands, transgressed bis holy Law, fallen under its penalty and its curse, and become enemies to God by v. iekcd works. Yet his love, which is an attribute of, and like himself, unchiingcable, is still commended towards us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us, giving himself a ransom for many to be testified in duo time, and dying he destroyed death; but he arose again the third tlav, andltf-

-! " I7!? - ; sing he brought Life and immortality to light, and having lledecmed

z-Z s. ! us unto God with his own blood, we are not our own. We are bought

with a price. And in due time he ascended up on hi2.l1. with that

blood, to appear in the presence of God for us. And sending the holy spirit into the world to reprove the world of sin, of Righteousness and of judgment. And we trust also into our hearts to bring us to a knowledge of ourselves; and to sec that in our father's house is bread enough and to spare, while we starve in the wilderness of sin. And to acknowledge that we have sinned against heaven and in the sight of God, and arc no more worthy to be called a son, but to seek a servant's plaee.

j Thus drawn with his loving kindness we are brought to the fountain

that is opened to the house of David and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem fur sin and uncleanness, and wearied with sin and laden with guilt

2!we come to Jesus, who speaks peace to the troubled heart, and gives jrest to the weary soul, and we take his yoke (or should do) upon us,

and learn of him, for he is meek and lowly 111 heart, and his voko is

easy and his burden light. Hut still in an enenne s land and having an imperfect and unruly nature to war against, and being exposed to the temptations cf Satan, how important that wc should consider his words, and more especially so, when we see his disciples who were daily with him, and who had with open vision beheld every displav of the

i power of God in the works that the Father gave him to do, and had

heard hmi say, as he passed tr.c brook Cedron, "My soul is exceeding sorrowful, even unto deatly ' and had received from his mouth the iniunction, "tarrv here and watch with me," and when he had gone a little

4 i farther and fell down and prayed he came and found them sleeping.

!0, let us not sleep, for the apostle says, "thev that sleep sleep 111 the

night;"' and again, "ye are not the children of darkness nor of the night." Then let us watch and be sober, aud watch unto prayer. But if we should feel our short comings in this or any other duty, let us remember the kindness of his words to them, "What, could ve not watch with me one hour? the spirit indeed is willing but the flesh is weak; ' thus showing that lie could be touched with the feeling of our infirmities.

'Let us as the children of God, hearken to the voice of our heavenly

fither, and as the Lride of Christ lotus follow the example of our husband, and pray in his name every needed grace, knowing that his name is a strong tower into which the righteous ran and are safe. Or as the sheep of Christ, let us give heed to the voice of our shepherd, for he has said "I am the good shepherd, I lay down my life for the sheep," aud again, ''when he putteth forth his own sheep he goeth before them." Let us then, examine for the foot steps of our shepherd and be careful

that we enjoin nothing on each other but that he has commanded in his holy word, and as disciples having learned of Christ, and as churches, let us, in the fear of God, maintain every institution of his appointment in his house, and on the other hand, let us reject every thing as ordinances in his sanctuary" not of divine appointment. But let us resist with, the meekness of our Master, who by the

"the Lord rebuke thee," and

with the firmness of those who live for Christ and rely upon the promises of God. And as knowing that although they come with human wisdom and are said of men to do much good yet if of man only they will come to naught with all his power, wisdom aud skill, for their suppert. Bui if of God ve cannot overthrow them but thev shall arise

NEW GOODS. La tes t Arrival. ff'VIF. 11 rule r "lulled liajii,t received and now offers I to tlie piililir, n general assortment nf Spring met Si. mint r Ctood.; and in poinl of style, pattern, colori, aed T.iriery, we feel warranted, in sayinR tlo y are t qnul to t lie best and will be sulil a cheap as the

clieape-t. Without hnn.tiiiir or chall ncre, we respectfully invite an examiiiatiun uf uur stock, coniting in part fo I low Super American, F.nfflili and French Cloths tls do Plain aad Fane y Canimi res Ttlne!;, TUne and mixed Sattincts Jean,, Tweeds and Cottonailes Si!A-Codi in-tons and Cahmcretts Summer Cloths French I. men. Linen Ttrillimrs. Plain and Fancy

Hamilton Mixture, lilne, Ilrow n, and Drab Dnllines Plain unit F.i?.re1 I.int n Gingham" Fn nch, Ktv.-lish nml Scutt-li Ginghams Gincam Unn, new style riaiii, .Hack, lilueaml Fancy I,awn lo It In' and tirrrn and Fancy Muni in DtLanti

Plain nml Figured Alpaca Limn California Fluid and Mode Cloths Satin Stripe Lutre Calient if every "hade, tirade and qmlity riain, Crnharred ami Strip d J.u At. lit Its do IlnoA, Mull and Swiss Muslins Pi!inp Lawn, Dobinct Yit-fftria do l.lntk. White, Fink r.nd IjIhi Crape lU.uk Veils and Cireen l.errafrf. liwl nail E3a:il?ica'c!iif. Sitpt-riur White Crape Shawls do plain and emhroidt rt d 'I liilu-t Shawls do Silk Frinci d do do Plain and Fancy Silk D.cs IlnndrVerchiefi do do Cotton do Superior Linen do Cieiits" rtlack and Fancy nt rk do do do Pocket do Io:s:Jcis and !If?::s,

MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The repnlar course of Lectures in this Institute ' will commence on the fi rst of November, and com miie

i until the last of February. The Anatomical Depart, i , men' will be opened and ready to receive students by ! I tlie fu-.t of October. The Medical Department wilt . i be under the direction of the following J

i' 1; r : ii , J COXirirKST CROSS, M.I). Profeorof the j Institute of Medtrine, and Medical Jurisprudence. W IIYKO POWKI.I., M D, Professor of Cercb- j ral Pliviolorv, Medical Geolory and Mineralogy. j 11 S N KV TON, M 1. Professor of SnrRery H J HVLCK, M D, Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine J A WILSON", M I, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Child ren i KING, M D. Professor of Materia Medica,

ruerapeulies Z FJf F.F.MAN. M D. Profesorof Anatomv J MILTON SANDERS, A M, M D, Professor of Chemitry and Pharmacy CIJVHll'K l-FCTI-RER!!.. Medicine Prof H j HVLCK Suroerv Kror HSXF.WTON Z FffF.K.MAN, M D, Anatomical Demonstrator

The fees for a full course of lectures amount to

(105 K.nch Profesors Ticket, 815. Matriculator's, J5. Demonstrator's Feb, 810 Graduation, $20. Vlmse desirins; further information will please addrcs their letters (pot paid) to the Dean, and stu

dents arriving in the city w ill please call on him at thcCommercial Hotel. K S NK.WI OV, M D. Dean of the Faculty. LAW DEPARTMENT. HON V. W M KING, Professor of Theory and Practiee of Law HON V n BAUIIY, Esq, Trofessor of Commercial Jurisprudence TF.I, MS S 50 per Sesion All cOmmtinicatton, pertainiuc; to this department mut be apdressed to F. WM KING, Esq. MEMTIIIS, Tenn, July, 1850.

MOFFAT'S

Life Pills and Phceai-i Bitters. These Medicine liave now Un wfor ti pub f.-r p?riod of FTFTEES yv.xva J

.t tim have ruaiiitaiuud a hijh character very part of thn c;!obe for their exttaor--' i:nrirdiat power of restoring r.orf...

heallli i- """' miflerin!; umler nearly every kind of difcfts to !:icii the hiinvtn frame is liable.

di;:!in i.' din.".

IT.

of eorlifica'et! r.uffere'B from t!'.t

Tki.

I wi ih

XEWRT STYLE AND RICHEST rATTERNr". A LSf, a variety of not inn?-. ikIi a Kid , SiU-. Lin

en huh v muni uinu''. '.niiu mi rinwrr', i,an , , , k..b

KdiriiitTS Cravats Mitt, jFrimr.. Ilraid-, Uob.iiet-, .. m Plinllimn,all. IM."

Fuenlti, for inteflectnal abilitiea, moral and pri)fiion aennirement.', will com n a re

f.ivorahly with the mot tlitimrni.hed in our conntry. '1 he medical fuvnlty cont it men an anomaly in t lii nr aiiv other connirv all of them are able

I'tarl and Siik Muttons and C:in Kibhuiii, a cud

asortiniMt.

UrnMii and Hlenchcd Muslin Airnt, Knrnitnre nod Check Linen and Cotton Ti'h!e Draper Lim n Crah and C-imhii do I'olopcd Muliiift and NanA'-en M-thnne. H:tmihin and other TifcVinpn Vhite, Hed, Yelh.w and Clrrrn FlanneN AIo, Cotton and Worsted Huh- utid half Hour, of every variety EInt. A fine assortment fah ionahle Panama and Palm Hats. ValiferniA Hats, a new article Hungarian do Superior Fur and Sil Hats JJoots a;i,J Siioc. Men's Cnlf, Kii and Coare Boots do hoys" ,lo do cc do do Mi"""' Calf, Kip and Goat Ilootees Ladies' do do !t do du do PhilaiMphia Kid Ties

sitio',. and .the extent

piate our eeop-raniucat Do.

four noniiiaiion. can have

j nodouht as to the eligibility of our situatinr for an

iirniiu.rM "u-.mu. nNiiMiriini, ineiiMiius; ail I .:.u ......r,.,. r th . uu .1.... .1,.,. i .7 i . i Willi

a-. ...... u. ... . " mi. 'ililtr CI' IIUS more . A common error cists in the minds of mcny todents r'latie to the place of studying medicine; those who intend prarticinfr amotic the diseases of the West and South should certainly educate themselves at a school whose Faculty are practically ac-

qiiHiiiTeii wiiii inn.t- uiseases. The the puMic may be satisfied of the permanency of t his school, we feel it our duly to state, thai the Trustees and Faculty form a, unit inaction, which autriir well for its future success: and that the peculiar internal organization which connects them, cannot be interrupted. E. W. M. KING, President of the Memphis Institute. Custom IHade BOOTS AND SHOES.

eo II irjli Buskins and half Gaiters do Taylor Tics Jinny Lim! do Children's Shoes, all kinds A Large Stock cf Groceries, HAUDWAHi;, CUTTLKKY, qi'KEXSWAKE, S'one-ff'orr, rultrr't H air ait! Confrr'i II art Also, Patent Churns, a p;.mil improvement. F.nterlaininjr the idea, and aetine; upon ilie princi

ple, that it is nur true interest to nr:.kc it the interest '

nt the public to trade w ith us; we shall he ready and pleaded at all times to exhibit onr pnot!.. ami stale the term,, to those who may favor u with a tall. Approved country produce taken in cvchat'irc. JSluukvillc, April 9, 18.50. X. 1). GALLION.

In liuve tlie funeral nt 1 oVIock, sot'iut

I lirethreti l II. PsrMMosn, A. to West Kiver; tint! brethren

ana Knuie unjititor ami uniiier unio tno pcnoct-iiay oi tiio .Lorn. TiiL'ii lot I'.s stand last ia l!io liberty v.iierowitli Christ hath made r.s froo, a;id be not ontanirlod ana in with the voko ofbondairo. Brethren

and sifitorsyou will see from the table of our minutes that an association wo have passed ihrounh manvand soiotnab

last

dthoucrh as wil-:i:i the

few voars. and although wc have been ucnounccd as Armenians,

that this Association request brother Smith anj frieiii!

we may a!I he present on s;ii occasion. 3il. Articles of Faith am! Rules of IVcerum. ro:;ii. 4th. Correspoiuliiio; Lelt'-ri eal!ei for, r. a:!, anj r reivt!, nMartin, V. Sparks, C. Harlan, nmi T. Smith, to ! ar the ine

G IIahlasi and J. Sparks to hear the one to 1,. Union. 5th. The Circular letter ngaiu reaii, and udopteil, an.l r,r.!er?J to b. ptintesl with the minutes. Gth. The next Association to he hel.l with Villas? Creek Chur-!:, Payette County, Indiana, Commencing Oil Friilav before Hies seroml Satnr.hiv in Anir-.isf nevt. nt 10 o'el. A M

7th. Brother Samuel Billings to preach the next Introductory Sermon an.l brother J. Sparks ! them, and many, (we tlV.St.) Valuable additions

hia alternate. I tliciii- Yet f i' all this, ami fur nil tlie mercies WC

COTTON FABItlC. 50 Pieces, Superior, " " Bleaehed Muslin, I " " Irish Linen, tO " Brawn iml Cold drills. For sale by LINCKJt, FAKqi'u AH. at tin Post Office.

fk Tt VKltKLS SALT, jilt received and for sale 9 hv N. 1). C ALLION.

22nd Julv, 1350-

Jtrook ill

TV 1

Goods.

and as heretical, vet our

: us, and within tlie last vear several

S' lil'll" oi i?o: I:

the outpouring cftl.

6th. Brother W. V. Thomas to write tin next Circular Letter. 9th. Brethren J. Starks, IS" Cask, nml (5. IIari.an, to pr-ae'i to-morrnw. 10th. J. r. Brady to superinli nJ the printinr; and distribution or the iniiiut. s. YEARLY MEPnXCS. At Wcet Ferk, on the third Saturday and Sabbath in January, next; (',. Hah.an nnd A.

Martim to attend. j At Lick Creek, on the second Saturday and Sunday in Oeto'.v r, next; J. Stoi t, G. IIari.an, j

nnd T. Smith to attend. At Lltlla Cedar Grove, on tlx first Saturday and Sunday in M-iy, next; J. Sr.!tK- to ntteiid. At Johnson's Fork, on the third Saturday and Suv.day in October, next; 1). II. PhlsimoM) nnd A- Martix t nlb'nd. At Big Cedar Grove, on the secoi.d Saturd ty and Suadny In October, next; J. St-uikj to attend. At Franklin, on the fourth Saturday nnd Pum! iy I:i Nov , next; .T. Stauks, and IV II. PitfMmono to attend. At Village Creek, on the third S itjrdny nnd S.unliy in 0?t , next; J Ppark?, nud J. Stoit to attend.

the nearer

Ith

llh

Farewell.

to the foot of the Cn

more ferventlv rn.w that w ::

in peace, and the Cod of Love and

Lord lias had some merey-dreps in store for

of our Churches have witnessed

of God and the m-iratliciir.C of sou;.; amongst

been made to

cniov let us live

have

and the more carefully y.tc;: aud r.NTI'R, NOT INTO TKMrTATi(NS. Fin.'lily

1'eac

o shall be with vou.

cvnrs KH.cisa:: & KTLC0I1E.

j'.:r.

N. M( Clint .KSIIAXK. CKOOKSTTAXK

OiTn'i tTn" :unt- t!int w : icc'ijtii tl l Sift ; J; (' Vst iilt' of M:un-Ilnt tr'4 Strrt-t nppoMt- 1 1 11 t'oiirt lliiiisc.

Pricks i.lr, June l?o. 2--1 y TIIUXKS. H lTK t'; F Ur .T: Invr iua n ct h t i ti lot jj tI" .iijit ri.tp .''.ity,':i;' fi-:ik$. A n;: rior P ! nn 1 tit . 'fw

i Sit--hr! nrl rn-:t A.;rA.v; winch tlu y wilP. U at

ilie hx est !:itlr.

C W

FIUISII ARRIVAL SnilNG AND SUMMF.U. GOOD?

.IT THE STORE OF LTXCK & FAUQUIIAK,

AVh.-ri lit renins nr to helmd! j ',! I.ii'i'ihn ' So) th rf the Public s'junre, East tide

tif M:nn U'tri;rs. Sfrrtf, nt t -V

''000 r I,s- ' he under.itrned has nist receirt d "v from the M.inutmtur.r. in New Knlnnd a larrje nnortmi'i't of Hoots and Shoes made expressly for hi, retail trade, consisting in nart ot the follow intr articles: 12n prs men's coare beot B ' pr. K'i do 24 prs XV at. r proof de 24 prs Calf ..( 3'i or, i!o i!o

210 prs Men's Cn9rc Rincitu 20 prs " Kip i 3 ;,rs " Calf d.i 3i prs Pnoios 11 prs Itiin.llo OverSlioes 2no or Women's Kip !!oots ISO prs " Calf do 90 pr" " tioat do 50 prs Finr Kip Slippers 40 prs Heavy do 2 I prs Oaiter Boots 12 prs I do do 80 prs Misses Kip do 30 prs " calf i!n 24 prs " kip Slippers 30 prs IVnmeirs India Hiiliber Shoes o0 prs Hoys' coarse Hone, 60 prs Youths' " ,) 24 prs children! " Ho 60 prs Hoys' " H rowans 60 prs Youths " rto 4n prs Kip , 70 prs Hoys Kip rf,, 60 prs children's float Houla 40 prs " Kip Shoes ."VS prs Morocco (i, The new purchase, of the nnd.-rsitrm d in addllion to the very etei.ive variety he had tin hand lit fore enables him to otTer s compl. te an assnnmrnt s wereeverofiered lief .re in the town of l!rook ilie. Kost of his stock and all of his late 'imrc.ae were mi. I.. ..Ninlln.. ... K:- i - I r .1...

1 ' in. iis n iiirernon " " "Jrsfiret tjuality. I'ersons wsj'ome; boots or stioes w ill find it to their intere. 10 call and see his stock .

nenre Ihrj- In . in tmii mtrilr. Nov. 1st, 1S44. HK'ItMtD TYSEK.

Eroo!i vsile, Eawnnfir. 1NCK Si f AKI(l ll.lHh' t just ceivid and

A are new oto'tiillit a beaut it ti I assortment, ot care

fully selected Spring and Sumeier Good, vhichfor e'i nice el' pat tern nnd eh trance of t 'e. the, dial lenie theo.mpi tition of the Valley, and invite the careful inspection of the purchaser. Their Slock consists, in part, of Si; per American, r.ii:r!ib, French and Germr.n Hroad ( loihs

riuinar.d Fancy Cassimi rs Itlaek. blue, criy and 1'mry Saiinetts

Kentucky and Domestic .leans j T eeiU. Velvetteens, Linnens and C"4H nades

ROSS liOUSK.

I fTio-r IV ll.l

do do do do do

n-r of C onrt and

.ivine; taken, for a

Hotel, called I'lanlers,

Ito.s House. The prottrietor feels confident his

fre-nd.. will irivc him a cat I, as soon as thev find out where be is. A. 1.."lOSSNov. 1 ; i'i. -4.1-1 y Troprictor

.TJ TH0USATJDS

C!, th -7 havn even rescned ' ver-je of mi iintimelw irm

aftor all the dee.if i"i nostmnis of th dav hud uj terly failed : fimf miry thousanrls tVv have permanently n'rl t'nt uniform eniovInpnl 0 health, without tvSie't ).' tf( ii btitJa partial blessing. So rjrert, indeet", !nS their eftieacv bivariably and infallibly proved, t!ut it m. r.ppeared ecarcolr '-essi than miruculono t',,n tiA V7rn acquainted w:lh the bcautila!!e j.'ii'o.to'Ji'iv.t ciples upon f.-'tieh they are cc:n;o-i".de, and itpoT which they cmiqneutly act It w;i to their manifest and s""-''f - action in purifying the f-:-i-, and channels ef life, and enduing them with renewed tone and vr, tlmt they were indebted for their namp. Unlike the liy-t cf pemVinT-s qaarlterieg which bfiast of vcsctnMe ingrediente, the T.TTR MEDICINES are pnrly and solely vegetable ; and contain nosier Merciiry, nor Antimony, ar Arsem.C. rnr any ' nt r niiueral, m nny form whatever. 'J'h'-v -jr entirely composed of extracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtue of which, thoush lonp; known to several Indian tribes, and recently to some eminent pharmaceutical chemists, are altogether unknown to tlie ignorant pretenders to medical science ; and were never before administered in so happily efficacious a combination. The first operation is to loosen from the coats of the stomach and bowels the various impurities and crudities constantly settling round them; audio emove the hardened fieees which collect in the

convolutions of the small intestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these, aud leave such collected masses behind to p'oduce habitual Costive-

! ness, witli all its train of evils, or sudden Diarrhoea

its imminent dangers. This fact is well

known to all regular anatomists who examine the tinman bowels after death ; and hence the prejudice of these well-informed men apainst the qnack medicines of the aj-e. The second effect of the VEGETABLE LIFE KEDICIUES is to cleanse the kidneys aud the bladder ; and, by this means, the liver and lungs, the healthful action of which entirely depends u.xn the regularity of the urinary organs. The blood, which takes its red color from the agency of the liver and lungs, before it passes into the heart, being thus purified by them, and nourished 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 in which the VEGETABLE LITE MEDICINES are well known to be mial hble : DYSPEPSIA,, by thorocghly cleaning the fir and second ettimuchs, and creating a flow f pr healthy bile, instetid of tlie stale and arrid km : FLATl'LENCV, Appetite, llenthirn, Headache, Restlrxnrxs, Ill-temper, ,4w-e',V, liangxior, and Mehmehtily, whioN are the fa"ral symptoms nf Ilyspepsia, will vauuu, as a h'.ural consequence of its cure. CORtlVenesrj, b cleansing the whole lepth of the iutestines with a solvr-.t process, and -about violence : all violent purges leave the IwvuJscosuve within two days. Diarrhaja and Cholera, by ronoving the sharp acrid llnids by which these conplaints are occasioned, and by promoting the lulwcative secretion of the mucous membrane. FeYCra f all kiuds. bv rc-iorin "ie Wood t0.a regulnrcire.ulation, throur'i the process of perspiration in such cases, and the thorough solution of H intestinal distraction in o''(raThe .ir Mkihc-'" J nav' beon J""'" w cure EHEXraririS permanently in three weeks ami f '' half that time, by removine loctl in,,-"ninrlti01i from the muscles and ligament of ne joinU. Dropsies 01 a" kinds, by freeing and strengthem nr tho kidneys and bladder: they opernto most delightfully on these important orjrans, and hence have over been found a certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL. Also "yoiTJiS, by ditdodging from the turnings cf tlie bowels the slimy matter to which thesu creatures adhere. Asthma B"d Consumption, by relieving the air-veasels of the lungs irotii the mucous which even slight colds will occasion, and which, if not removed, becomes hardened, and produces theso

dreadful diseases.

Ercokvillo Slcvo Sicro.

ig y.t,A ij.'.L'it.' j-t i

e-s (assort! d )

At Rushvllle, nn the fourth i.ituri'.iy nnd Sund-iy l'i October, v.ext; G.

June,

TI vr.t.N to attend, next; G. II.iit.N, S.

panics and S. Ilit.i.txos to

At East Fork Flat Uoek,on the firt Saturday a:id Sntiday

BlLltws, and D. II. Oruinmond, to uttend. At Union, on the first Saturday and Sunday tn Octolwr, next; J

attend. At Little 3!ue River, on the Fecond Saturday and Sunday lu Oct., next; J. Wiiitnev and SBtl.l.IVGS, to attend. Al Nettle Creek, on the fourtli Sutnrday and Sunday i:i Oct., next; A. Pea aud T. Smith to attend.

At ripe Creek, on the first t rldav, Saturday, nnd Sunday tn Jun-", next; J. Sparks to

Fiano ctEdjo Tool Iaur.raoturoi3

And P.

:ler5 in Hardware and Colli rv.

I No. 311 Main .ft reel. i r.etween KeitIitli and Ninth, Cinrinnnti, ' Ceopers, C:triiiners, n-on, C:lliilet. nnd Oil oil I Makers Tools, of evi ry deseri;it ion. n l .1 on ti a -ft, oiiMvnr. to o:ti)k;i, at shout xhitcf.. j Mni-. 10' "41.l.-i.y

i.w

attend. At New Bethel, on the fui-t S.iturday and Sunday in Sept , next; I. C. Terrim: nml P. Wii. son to attend.

At 2iul Williams Creek, on tho fourth Saturday nnd Sunday i-i Sc-;t , uexl; J. Stvii Tj I. II. ! three doors n Pri'MMcni, anil W. Sparks, to attend. I

At Indian Crevk, on the last Saturday ia Auga?. next; and and J. Sparks, to attend. Al Big Run, on the first Saturday uud Sunday In Nov , next

Mend. At New Hope, on the Saturday before the fir-t Sunday in Pec , next; J. Stcvt and A. Martin, to attend. On Motion of Elder G. IIari.an, adjourned to next meeting in course. Frayer, by Elder J. Whitney. JOAB STUUT. Moderator. JOHN T. BRADY, Clerk.

M. rVS() tenders his sers ices to tli.-ci'i-T.ens of ItrooUvillr nnd vieinitv. in th c"it:ie-

lt ot atrh A Clor'x M:il;er nnd ri ti.iiri r tt;:ll fir

and nn ntlin? .Iew ; lrv, c I. out , -erit ore, nnd

lrict iillictlialitT am lus rt-romineii'.iiitioiis, Mmp

rth of the iost oltie-. Julv Sid. 1 50 --ST-ir.

Punday following, G. IIari.ai J. Sparks and S. Bit. lings, to

LAWSS. S'tXCK ic FAUCV H !iavi jiit rccrivt ii a ru-icf lut ttt PI 'in nnd Ffi?.cv I.nwtis, !. r.iik t1 Fv nrh N't-nllc worked FOr rhnj ai hc TosT t:J?'r, Hro:ikvi!lr. Imti.iua.

CI.IIC17F.AK L.ETTER. The White Water Iieirul.ir liaptist Assoriation, ia session v:ih V.: East Fork 1 Lit Rock Church, Rush County, I ml. on the Ol'x and 10th days of August, 1S-30; to tho several Churches represented in her hotly, sonde th tlii-5 her epistle in Love.

R. THOMPSON.

Commission nnd Forwarding Jterrhn n t, ALSO, lr.AI.ni IN" ALL KIM'S OK GRASS V V.V.I-?.

s - P . : ' II

.,s.,-.-i,i.iiv,i

"B"0;i- II. FVIKiK, ofTers for snlc ot the lowest

Q rates the tul'.owintr assortment ol Stoves, un-1 -erpnssi il nr lientity of ilesitrn or variety of style i in the iet, nnd would respeett'iil It sot ic it ml ex- j iinitlfltieli ef his niortll'ent m;d nriees hi fure nor-

I chainp. All articles Inrnisheil at the .' ineinnnt I l,r't''

v M-.es reoiinm Cloves . V . HAVis (c V o., 4 ' " V. C. Wolf .- Co., " " ' Caniptn II. Kllisnn !c Co. 4 " S. II. Ilnrtnn ,V C o., ' " " V. K. t hilds. And Inst nnd hcM of all, is Burks Aj StrsnVs Im-pro.-ed riolihle fli en ConKin it Sim -. Then, hy ilett't yon reiM to ht ad ninrter1:, m the siin of the lied Stov nnd hui on run theri- find the prt ntest vnrietv of Pri' minm, Slrnnli St Hoiks I-ienhle Oven Steves, vlitrh are slnmly seknowkdired to be superior to all othvr Kinil. AJ.SO An extensive nnd trinersi assortment of parlor end selt'-reiTMlntinir stoves, seven am! ten plate stoves, and in short, ever) thitifr iti the Move line. ALSO 1 in, jnpsn copper, hrns mnl sheet iron snrr, stitrar kettles, lint irons, Koilinms, odd lii's ant! skilht, ttii h u tit be sold whok-saleor rt tail, at tlie lowtst prices. M.SO--

Alt kinds of house spotitintr nnd lulihintr dene np nt theshai"ttt notice nnd on r, .i.otitiMe ti-rius. Ali the ahove nrtich s an- mnniif-ictnrei! nnd isarranteit at i the sirn of tlie KcdSt.ive tit Mnin llnrre.s stru t, !

tio doors north of D. Trices store, price pint for eld copper n:id peivter. lie stive 5 0! find tin lilit place in;;n l-ll il

do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do

'1 he highest

J. II. F

el. IS-No

to. -i'.to rn tt- si iiEirr. N SIXTH AND SGVBNTtt I

..I .'

.3-lv'

Fhutatk ofImhana Franklin C 7-i the !'n"te Court nf mil! County.

I -iomn, t e.iKs. y, n:!imni stealer ff -

the estate of Zactiariuh Cooksey dee'd. vs.

Zachsrian (':ekscr, ,lr, Tliomns

t'ook.ev, Man Fav, Hiram Fav. A l-

Annder Fertrnon, -sarah Fvre;tisiin,

Dearly Pelovcd Rrethren .nnd Sisters in the Lonl: The time of our

anniversary having ngain come, and we permitted in the Providence of

God to assemble ourselves together, you wia aecording to custom expect an address from us. Romany and so various have been the subjects discoursed upon in former Letters, that ayc scarcely know what link of tlie great chain to ask your meditation on at the present. Cut as we must come to some point, permit us to turn vour attention

iilv.CReV anil Counsellor at. Law. 'osrph llron, Nnnrv lHv-n, J.,hn

Z. 1 . A onnrr, N'anrv Conner, .lames Con

r.nooK VII I.F., IX DI AN A.

O.T.ce tip stairs in riurten'snev heiUlie.i;.

Feh. 1-6.

tier, Marv Cetiner, Snmnel flnisn.

Zarhariah Hron, William linker and Martrnret linker.

rnivior

now to the importance of the

"watch" Mark 1 oth and o- and o7.

s Juigy.ige to his Disciples, And again, '-watch axp rnAv"

Matthew 2(Hh find U; Mark loth and oo. Now when we consider the character cf our Divine Lord, that though, he was a child bom, and a son given, yet tho government 'is upon his shoulders, his name called wonderful counsellor, the mighty .God, the everlasting Father and Prince of Peace, wc may at once see the importance, of every word that drops from his divine lips. Fml move especially when we reflect that we, as his creatures, mad;' in his image, nnd after his likeness, have disobeyed

.MASONIC XOTICrc. I ? T'1''1' r srrint Held I.mt -e Xo. 4.-., at a stated , i R meetintr In Id June JHh. A. I. IS jo, held nt their HnM near Mt. Carmel, Franklin rnnntv. Indiana. it i as imaiiiminOj resv,, that tieorra A. Chase he evpi Hi il from all the ri',tils and nriviti jres of Fnr; V.isi.nry, I'.r cress nnmasenic comlnet. Audit was! further or.lm X, that llrothers Spi onrand I nrrell ; net n committee to forward thenleive to the F. litors '

of the Mrsnntc Kevirw, Cincinnati Commircial, Franklin Democrat nnd Indiana m. rican. Hy or lerofthe l.od-. M V. SIM lSOK, V. M. C. C. Spenrer, X. s. Tnrrell, Cnmmittee.

retitinll to i II n al stnte to pa) di lits.

NOTICn.

HF.IIF. IS myisifeMarv F.llvull has leff mr bed aod hoanl withont Rnr inst can. e or rn-

veratiet., tl,i. , to fort-w arn all person from trti'tiiitr; or harhorin; tier on n.y account, ns I sot determined to pay no th !m ofher coutraetins: afur this 'ite, .In. Iv icih, . P. isle. SIVIKL KI.WKI.I..

nam I ov. n.hip, Imt -".i-.w

Q t ' F, K X S W A U K vV OI. CSV ART.

,lll. in. di r.iuiii d h:, jtst nuiittl n l:i ., ' fi'lHlid fts.oi tln: 111 ot the ntiovi- Oloi...' -. - ' I. V ri!,, l .!.(,. , It TV

The nhove named John Conner, tsaecy Conm r. James Conner nnd Mary Conner. ho at-e non re.i- ! dent, of the State of Indin-ia. nn- herehv notified that i the s.u, petitioner on the 9th dnv of Aoco-t A. 1. ' iss, filed in the Clerk's Office of i.ii.l Court, his petition heroin for an order for the sale of the real es- j 'ate of which the said deceased died seized ill snid I petition described nnd they nre further notified to! nnpear before the Jndire of the ro!iatr Court ol"! Franklin County, I ml. ion, on the ti rst dav of his term to ho hidden in the Court Koikc at Hrookville ' in the County of Franklin and Sut- nf Indiana im ! ! fourth Monday of September net, to shrw cause I w hy said Court shall not le.ake such onler. "Atiis;. JOI1X M,JOSTn. j At:int l.ith, 1 !.'0.-"4-3v. I'U-U. '

1 . i t (. .iAtili Cm fj?Al.l ER -:i-iin. T -t t'n. mcmi Fnmer's !,-, fiardnt rs i!o t!- Hakes.

Atr, M.ovels, St-nees, fc., Jie li liv l.IXI. K I.iRin A, t!!e, I:idiana nt the iv tP'.e

rataironin nnd other Coatings

v t:s TIMJS. Super Pre'scd and Curted Satins do I'laMi and Fane S Iks do Silk and CnM on Velvets do French and Vlain Hlack !.ttinirs

do Fanev and Plain Stlminer Vestin

Ladios' Dress Good3 Sii!t-r IMnin Wlark T.rr Si ;'rV-waru ,t Lu! r l Plniii lnck KucHsh Mrrino

Ch:in,',nltt .Io tit Plain Ui-k and CoPd Alji.iPta !.iit4r U and Silk triM'd Modi (Moih C'-lr.-Uia! -tr,jnd Lu-sttrs new ty! i'alifitpnin Plaids dn Plain nnd Sills Mripcd Mudr Cttli Vrrnch, Scotch nnd Dtmiesttv .ini;ham Plaiu Pink, ninr, Grrt n and fin. Kn iirlmp rUin and Strip' d fall wood; He Lams Plain nnd Fancy Mouse d Lams Plain nnd Flowt n d Linnt r. ( n w ;ty!f0 Plain nnd Fancy American Priii (assurM-d'. du do Ktjr-it-sh V; frt nclt du d Plain and Fancy LAWNS Plain rns larrrd and striped .tacolH'tts l!-nk nd Mull Mylins Plain Fancy Dit's Hpmikcrc.iie.'ji do do Silk do dn Silk, Li n m and Cotton Pocket do P.pk Silk Luce Veils nnd O-ern !U ra;:e Pla n and Fancy DHKSS SILKS Plain and Fanrv Si!k ('t-.i a

1103IKSTICK. Apron, FnrntUir apd !arin-T CNecks Plaehrd and H-ti Lim-n I hlt Clothe do do t ct"n do do do do Mni ins M'-t'im-n, TTimilton and other Hd Ticking hi'e, 't Muw, Ked and fwn Flae.nels Itl.-flf.u'd, limwi and copd Irillinp;s C-tPd Mu-slin, Nankeens anil St Jii:ts SHAWLS.

Silver En.'i'd white crapp Shawls do do and plain bPk and mod Thibet Shawls

do do Peraq-e Shawl Bonnets & Rib'oons. Super French Lace Itonnets (new stvle) do F'nncy I. nee mid 1"tiscal tin tin Oimp nnd Hutland dn do Florence Braid and Soft Straw do do Misses (assorted) tin .1 srrtRIVK .iSSTKTMEST OF F.iscr.

.i.7 C.1I' MliROSX. LJCES, HiRI SV.TTS,

THKK.m .-! C07TO.V FmilSt-S, IU Its' RL'K, 11'HITi: .1Sli VIM.I) sir k. cottos & L.i.vns- vfi. s i ot -Kixns, SILK .IS!) .VOII.UR A'Vr.'f. V .ISII LADIES' l!ti:SS M'TTUSS; I. Dins- ASP II KSTS- Kin. SILK ASD C0TT0X glijihs. I.Oi-kin- f.l:l.;c!, al l I'nper, Hats nnd Cnps, Hoots ntiit Shoe.; I.adii s" and Cents' Cj'T X S k'; I'tnhn Has, r.ira.ols and Fans; Shoe !'ep : 1 1 aril w an- ami Cutlery ; Glass and Cjueenw are: Trace, Halter and Log C hains; Wooden "iVare; C.roceries, (tc Ac Kcc lv- invite a call from all ho are nun ha insinnnr

line, nnd lake nreasiou to tender our thanks to old ciiiti.mers,' hoping that smh satisfaction has tuen j rendered as w ill warrant a continuance of ilieir favors. I We w ill continue tn reciive in exchange for eooil ! : n'l kind, efapproved country produce: fivinp there- ' l.irlhr hibi.t market price; as e have made new nrrnntrements by w hich our prorducr will he rnni niil ', tn market. llNCK & FARqvfl.V ". March 2 ISJ0. i..a.

IL'.lnMt t :

term of y. nrs, tins tartre i Scurw. Ulcers, md Inveterate Sores, by

have chantri d the nnmeto tile porfect purity which those LIFE SLEDl'

CliTLo C'-ve to the blood, and all the humors. Scorbutic EraptLoiis an1 Bad Ccinplexions, hy their alterative effect opou the tlniua that feed the skin, and tho morbid state of which occasions nil eruptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disagreeable completions. The use of these Fillg for a verv short time will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a Btrikinir improvement "id the clearness of the skin. COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will

by one dose, or by two even in

C-rpetlngs; Carpetings. pieees Fine Woid Ingrain t'arpetuif;. Jl .1 jiec s Wool Filling do 4 ti'-c s " Kitrure d .1 jiiecs Cotton Ingrain dn 3 pif-c Venetian do

A p;irt nt the idtove iff nre comnir irm i incinnan : !.;..- K onrd where I Ja't ly inrchaed them. Thev are of the -' , -8 l cureu tii-t r.ii-il'nr nnrl rirhesf rt.h.rs iiu.l will he niilil ill ! tll-J? V-OlVt COfeS.

Ci'ieinnnti Hrr pud Mill bv shwnn with nli aure tu :inv onv iInnq to inspect thent. Nov. l, r.r. U.TTXKIt.

Sole Leather of the hest Side Leather for ale hFeh. 27th, 1850. U. TYXEH.

Still ISore ExtracrJinary .

TV. would ailvisc onr readers to notice the in-

creasine; pojmlarity of lr. Hall's l.nnir llal-

sam. Mr. North, tin- ni- nt, tells ns that he is aston iheil himself, at the number of cures that it is pcrfor iniin? nmonfronr own eitirens. w hose names lie occa sio-iaMy publishes, that those isho may be sceptical mnv call on them, unit hear from their own lips, how , tin y iiere snMchi-r from an untimely tomb, and re j s-ored to their friends and relatives, by i-sin' this t r't ly vnl nahle medicine. The ar' ti' still continue I to rinniilrr Dr. Hall's Ilal.am to irive relief within .2-1 hours, or returns the money. Kvery Imttlethat j leis hee-i soltt in Cincinnati, ditrintr the last s'n 1 nioiiths, was sold with the above guarantee; and lie ' tin yet to see the first bottle returned. 1 For sail by JOHN HlVKAltD. j General airent for 1 ndiana, and M. 11 A ILK, Brookville.

silk fringed

PILES. As rcmetly for thin most ilisrrwsiniand obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIIE KSDICINES deserve a d:stmi:t and emphntir recommendation. It is well known to hunii-nb in this city, that the former proprietor of thnse valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this complaint for upwards of tihrtt-five ters; and that he tried iu Tain every remedy prescribed within the whole compass of the Materia ilrtliea He how ever at length tried the Medicine which i now offered to the public, and be was cured in very short time, after his recovery had been pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any human means. FEVER AND AGUE. For this scourge of the western country these Medicines will ba found a safe, speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of the disease a cure by these medicines is permanent TRY THEM, BE "jATISFIED, AND BE CURED. Eilious Fevers and Lirer Complaints. fjpnorol Tlo'r.'litsT Loss of Apfetite, anb

COICnanV ! Diseases of Females these medicines have been J i j . i ... ... f - i 1 . : nf thin

usea wnn me most Deneiiciai resuiui . I." I.1.-.. and SlrnnnH. in its

wo Ili-iiclrril 1 bonsani! i .K. ...... a.i ..i;n ol

Isollim! worn lorms, yields tome miiayei i-eiiuiai." on H ater Street, in ll nr'i' Brirk Roir Kineen-' these remarkable Medicines. Night Sweats,

,M .,0 ..',". . I Nirvocs Debility, .Nervous Ia-mi-laivts oi nn rsinsCOMrAY,lav,p;beendtilTorirniEed.and j,;,, Pi,riTkT10n OF THE HeaKT, Paintms w ten p. r cent, paid in on the eauital stock .ubscri-1 ,UUB' "J-'T'D . he.l, and the balance arc n red by niortntre on Heal i "OLtC, are speedily cored. F.-tateand by personal cnaranfe. are now i.n.i..,..i wrrii-D tTTO I T TITCT1 & CPS.

The Encx Insurance

nr.". MARINE AND LIFE I.VSCIUXCE. 0--l:tl FtockTivo IIiTlIrr Iboiisantl

to eff.-ct Insiimnce acaint Loss or Dnmntrebv Fire.

V , it i "larninrry-, aiatiiifacto- I

e-, nn ii..iri,nionsoi pi-opertv; also, Merchan-

...... ..... i nsiurr in ,ne course ot inland transnnrta-

tion therik.ofthe.eas, ttt.. Ac ; at..., the Hulls of. , .raiiiPat8 from the system all the effects of ol hteambonis, and othet vessel., and nnon the 1 ive. I 10 eradlca,e ,rom U1 B)51"" " ' -.-rf-t-of indi.idi, eoinir to ralifortii, i J .1 Mercury infinitely sooner than the most P"r""

minm will tic a, low as those of am- ..il...- nrennv I

nr jlu vll 11 I V f 1 w..

I I..II j I .... V1llllIHII.

in i.n-ri nneranjr adjusted and prnmntlv paid The stock of this Company is held entirely in the

'-" ;' . '"" " "J wesicrn men, and in no wav eonnectrd with New York. "

DIRECTORS:

HOOTS SHOES. i IIF. undersigned has just received a snperior lot '

Hon. K . X. Cnrnan, Vineennes; W. J. Heh, rd. do ; Jno. W. Maddn-t, do.; .laeobl'ea. do.; Samuel Wise, do.: I'eter l Ha, ley. Fort Wavne; Thomas T. Hriihridr, LnfavrttrV alter W. Earlv, 1 errc-Ha'ute; ' Henry T. Allis, K.vnnsrille; Simon B.ittortr, Ji ffer-onvill, - William Hit?h,s, do.; Levi Sparks. dn.; James Keigwin, JefTersnnvilte. Hon. U. X.fAB-tAN. President r n S1IO ; "OTI OItl F, V.c l'rt.ident. t . vt. Allen. Secretary. W. .1. Heberd, Treasurer.

". l i norma ri.ks taken at this atrency

J. X. .VcMANT'S. Acnt. Fairfield Ind.

The State of Ixdiana, Franklin Co In the P, ..'.nte Curt ot Frankl.n Cn,,-,.y. Indtana PF.TITIOX FOR PARTI I ION """ana John Stout ri Mary Ann Stout, his wife.

3 Ton's Youths' Wor.icn's Misses'

Boots do do do

and

Shoes, do do do

Jacob JnTm and Peter Sutton Guardian,

man,

an of the

It it It F t.S, pi ime K.i'iaM l.n Silt, ri-eriv, d nil fir ale by I.IXf'KA FA I; Of I! II

ki ilie, I'l'tisnt nt the f ' r; fi-,-, .

.. ... . hi r.:ii an.i at t inrinnati. .r sale cheap, by L1NCK k F AIiqvAU, t the I'ost Oflicc. JOIIX I.IIOVl.AM, Attorney at Law, MJOOIvVlLLH fa,

of 2 1 rear. 'nn J"rna"no fmn the .p-

H Smi7h V. nan,Pd P'-'i'"""" by William theri -rt'. rr "yn,w'r h"r Hay filed in the t , r, s nfflce or .a.d Tnnrt their prliti.m for narI'm,d"b,vnwn";hdr.,m,"',,'' '-pm ;r.h .u named defend, " mWn ,n "' f the above ,Z7.t. u non-reside,,,, f thp Sfat. of ." fiedofthe -"'; e therefore hereby neVr .n.l . WnaY oT .aid petttmn, and to anTerm nrVL ?'r,,0.,,:r "m" " " "' -M of the i hoiiten Vrih' j-oiir, rjmrzsrii

Persons whose constitutions have become impaired by the injudicious use of MeitcuRr, will find

these Medicines a perlect cure, on me, ...... . . r Iu nil the effects ol

iiie;ji.uiy iiiiioniri j owuv. , .

preparations of Sarsaparilla. A single tnai win place them beyond the reach of competition, m the estimation of every patient BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS. Several have lately been discovered, and then nefarious authors arrested, both iu the city of HewYork and abroad. Buy of no one who is not an aitiiorim A Prepared and soby Dr. W. ft MOFFAT, 33 Broadway, New-Vork. FOE SALE BY

HAII.E, Drookvtiie, ino.

M. IV.

Frerch Burr Hill Stones.

- nd at w rkon heVoKVKH Ol WALNUT and btCOND S,s,l. w AL1 1)n.artd tn furni.t Stone, of a aP sSls-sTtt?? the best qnalny. '

mm .v;y.j m

BALM FOK KVEKY WOLMJ. T7OH all kind, of Wo.ii.d- P" '"J; .,kJ Milk l...rns, .Sc.l.K " '.ll ,,,, mm, e.s nr Pain, .n the liark or p.n. , Atl., Stiff Neck, nor.- Throat, f ., Cramp,

" h..ltra Morbus

Ilillion, tholi.,. VJ. i....:. c. Side or Ilea,,

1 1. "

Poison, llee Slinr;.

Fins,, Dysentery, pain m

Bad Co Ids, fcc

' '''. ...mivturm of iionrsrr.. l'OK ,"E!F; Vrks. Sn.t-H.K.f, Bntl.

For Sweney, t.all. p ' Sfr!,tche..

es, strains, apr,... . CP nromptlr attrnded to.

All order. Iron,

Ke.idince North S.

S. W. FO ItStl A, Proprietor.

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