Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 35, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 12 September 1835 — Page 4

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THE LAHT JOUHNJiY. Michiud, 1:1 his description cf an Egyptian funeral prorc3sioti which ho nu t on its way to the ccmotry of Uosetta, says: "Tha procession wo saw, stopped at certain houses, and sometimes receded a few 6tcp3. I was told that the dead stop thus before the door of their friends, to bid them a last farewell, and before thoso of their enemies, to effect a reconciliation before they part." Correspondence d'Oricni, par M. M. 3Iichaud et PojoulatJ Slowly, with measured tread, Onward we bear the dead To his long home. Short grows the homeward road, On with your mortal load; Oh,(iravel! we come. Yet, yet ah! hasten not Past each remembered spot Where he hath been: Where late he walked in glee, There from henceforth to be Never more seen. Yet, yet ahl slowly move Bear not the form we love Fast from our sight; Let the air breathe on him, And the sun beam on him Last looks of light. Rest ye sit down the bier, Ono he loved dwclleth here. Let the dead lie A moment that door beside, Went to fly open wide Krc he drew nigh. Hearken! ho speakcth yet 'Ofi, friend! wilt thou forget (Friend more than brother,) How hand in hand we've gone, Heart with heart linked in one All to each other? "Oh, friend! I go with thee; Where the worm fcasteth free, Darkly to dwell, (iiv'stthou no parting kissl Friend! is it come to this Oh, friend, farewell!" Upiift your load again. Take up the morning strain! Pour deep the wail! Lo! the expected one To his place passeth on Grave bid him hail. Yet, yet ah! slowly move; Hear not the form we "love Far from our sight Let the air breathe on him, And the sun beam on him Last looks ofli'rrht. Here dwells his mortal foe; Lay the departed low, Even at his gate. Will the dead speak ngain, I'ttering proud boasts and vain Last words of hate? Lo! the cold lips unclose List! list! what sounds are thoee Plaintive and lowl "Oh thou, mine enemy, Come forth and look on i Lre hence I ero. me, "Curse not thy foeman now Mark! on his pallid brow Whose seal is set! Pardoning I passed away Then wage not war with clayPardon forget." Now his last labor's done! Now, now the goal is wen! Oh, Grave! we come. Seal up this precious dust Land of the good and just, Take the soul home! A FAMILY. I saw Content the ether day, Kit by her spinning wheel, And Plenty in the wodden tray Of wheat and Indian meal;" Health also at the table sat, Dining upon a ham; And Appetite demanded yet A cabbage and a clam. Wealth sat enthroned upon a green And fragrant load of hav: And Happiness compelled a dc JJelund the cart to play. Delight was chasing butterflies, With Laughter and with Joy; Affection gazed with ardent eyes, Upon the sweet employ. Ueauty was watering a flower Ileside the cottage door, And Pleasure spake about a tour 1 o 31 r. btaple s store. Industry bid good-morrow, Invited me to tea; Rut Jolly bid me stay away, Unless I came with Glee. Patience eat in an easy chair, Unravelling a skein, While Mirth, with roguish eye and air, Would tangle it again. Benevolence had built a tower Of pudding, bread and meat. And bid Compassion take it oer To Want across the street. But I was gratified to see Easy, frc? and fair, With Innocence upon his knee, Old Satisfaction there. She took me by the hand and led Ale down a vista green, Where Fun and Frolic anties played, The ancient oaks between. But best of all it was to find, That Love, the day before, 'he fopling Dress had kicked behind, And tossM him out of door. Av,iV0S.vvimlinS thrcad he came itu grimace and a smirk, And leave her dirty work. But he had common sense, and she Had strength of maiden limb; She bid him from the house to ilee And thus assisted him. And now kind reader, if you choosy This family to know, . A farmer's hire I'll introduce v 1 hundred fiCars asro. Long-Island JStic-Vark) Slar. A Quaker argument in favor of Pugilism. "Lncnd, thouol joctcst lo ihe manly sports of the limp, as savage and !;:,.n.' "I do, Amlnidab -n ""I .l,!?n a?'V Vilecl'" a troublesome fcl'I ben then givest the strongest reason fiimnrl.! r'ii..7..." r. . 'V ,mS lvo troubosomi. : - c . incir uesens 1 1 11 1 u. : r t r .-. al. .. I .. . . - ttici merit t,f T , n3 ,n:i( ho ins.ru-' lnC,U 0fjlJStlCC 111 wlk,3 ll- h,r."

INTERESTING INCIDENT-! IV Till: 1 A EE ;

OF KOSCIUSKO. On his return from Poland. Kosciusdzo entered the army, and, as a proof of i.ho king's approbation tf his abilities, almost ii.imediatclv obtained a company.IJut this, the natural career of a poor noble - ...-.... . ". i 1 iimu s jifct-Nsii'g military talents, was MvdiIy in- f terrupted, at leat in his native hnd, by ence of that most universal ef passion? c 1 - r i " ' lilt lMii:u : a.. ' cjramst tlu f arbitrary power ot which not pvn thn wi':; mn : shield themselves. Kodc.-.i.s'.o lVt in love with a ! maiden, raised by birth and fertu and fortune, far above hi i she was the daughter ofj les of the kingdom, Joseph j pretensions, inasmuch as I one of the grand dignitaries OUM1U..5M, marsaai or Lithuma and vice general of the crown. Towards the ond f the. vr irrr ! circumstances, which he then esteemed most fortunate, quartered Kosciusko's regiment in Lithunia, and the enamored officer himself in the marsh api castle. He made crood use of the onnnrfimitin t inus atiorded-him to gam the affections of the Lady Lou isa Sosnowski. But, onre secure of her heart, Kosciusko adopted a frank and honorable course. The young lady first confided her attachment to her mother; and then Losciuska, with tcrs and kneeling at the father's feet, confessed hie pure but unconquerable passion. The parents blh.dcd by hereditary pride of ancestry, and exasperated at the idea that the splendor of their ancient house should be dimmed by their daughter's marriage with an officer of rank so inferior, prohibited all intercourse between the impassioned lovers, and to on. - 0 - k- I -.-.-. , sure the observance of their prohibition, placed spies i upon all their steps. But love fuund means to de- t ceivc tne Argus-eyes placed over them and knit two young hearts closer and closer to each oilier. Kosciusko now driven to despair, proposes an ciopoment. The lady agrees; all is arranged and the happiest result promises to crown their hopes. Under the shade of a dark night they elFect their escape from the castle, attain, seemingly unpersued, to some distance, and a warm embrace speaks their mutual congratulation, and the bright hopes of union that are dawning upon tlieir hearts. But a sudden noise startles the lovers from their dreams of bliss; the marshal's people surround and attempt to seize them. Kosciusko draws his sword and desperately attempts to defend his beloved. A san-niinarv con flict ensues, but the issue could not be dnnhUnL i Kosciusko, wounded, exhausted, senseless, sunk to t 7 J - - " - V 4 V UL. Illlll 111 I I 1 I . 1 the ground, and the lady Louisa was dragged back to ner paternal home. Vl-r-.. .- ! V "T -- - i -1 . u i it. r uiree uours swoon, iioseius!;o rc gained Ins consciousness j despairingly, to the ncare In:, friends was nuartorod j relict of his vision of happmcs aim a u nite Handkerchief which i s idol hnd dr. ped in her ngony. This treasure never aftorvvnrd. quitted his bosom, not even in the hardest battle, and death only could part him from it. Kosciusko formed no second attachment; and although in after years, several advantageous matohns j were proposed to him, both in Poland and France, j he never could he prevailed upon to marrv. Even ; to an advanced age he remained faithful to the love j of his youth, and spoke of the object of his only passion with all the fire of earl v Iiib. The friend with whom the broken-hearted and wounded lover sought refuge, was Julian Ursvn i -Memccwicz, the most celebrated of Poland's livinf I -.. 1 . t . . i i .luuiurs, might perhaps say, of her authors dead jor living, and one of hcr most ardent and constant ! patrons. k . nti mat tins man should be Kosciusko's most intinnle friend is a remarkable point in both their lives. INiemzewicz carefully concealed his unhappv comrade from any search that might be made afte"r him, whilst Kosciusko, with nn imnpfnlt v rr To-. img, wh;cli we confess annears mnp r.nn-mnnnt witli ! the ago of two and twenty than of two and thirty, ; ....... i.uiaiuiy wroic to me King requesting his royal i eave to resign his commission. The kimr granted nranted I nis request, and the detected lover rnnrnrrvl i um iHJt&ioio uespaccn to America, where as we i j scarcely need remind our readers, the revolutionary j var wns then raging. Kosciusko reached the New ' J orld utterly unprov ided with letters of recommen- i t,.;i. ii -iii t . i ita a 1 possible despatch to America, where as we ! dation or introduction, and nonrlir npnnvte.. i

. be crawled, feahlv and I,a mLru.aR.u J a va,n thoughtless, dressy rdat-

st village, where one of , rn is hard to say it, but if my girls are to

. mrrvinrr ,,,lvl! cuancc or growing" up jrood for anvthinr.

hovvever asked an audience of Washington, lo whom m mo,JIlfan3. bo boldly presented himself. An angel incapable offeeling anger, must envv Whatdo you seek here" inquired the General lne wan who can feel and yet conquet it. with his accustomed brevity. "I come to fight as a j Diamonds aro often not only du for, but worn volunteer for American Independence," was the ; by slaves. equally brief and fearless reply. What can you " do!" was Washington's next question; to which; a " 7! 7 Kosciusko with his accustomed simplicity, only re- I fimcncan ingenuity. 1 rom the Cincinnati Rejoined, "try me." This was done; occasions soon I pu blican WG gather the following particulars of a offered in which his talents, science, and valor, I now T'ranl, invented by a gentleman there for were evinced, and above all his rroat r.hnmrtnr wB ' 'r- Clayton, to ascertain t!ie velnr.itv nf liit h .l.

uuijr rfj'iMuuirueu. ite was speedily made an officer. ..!.- :...! t - auu luruiLT uisiinguisiied tumselt. lie had not been lonrr in America, whon l,p hnd nPrtpmnA d..,U.. 1 .!. 1. . 1 1 aC.w t u,ajM.iy nisunuauiueu courage as captain

WriUde S of ule ?n ! which they were fully engaged, observed with Palis- ! , , s,,ts." 1 "tho : first I)air ranffe pcrpciirlicularfaetion the exertions of that company, which ad- 1 y; . s"cond to '10 degrees from a perpendicular; vanccd beyond all the rest, and made its attacks in ' ,n'rcl lw G3i 'g'es. These three lines, prothe beet order. . iectcd from iho balloon, will strlL-o tlm om il. m

Who led the first company" asked Lafivette of! 1.1 v .," r It " : i

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' ;i V .ju F I' . i , ol u,ai memoraL)ie day, aimuuo winch is known bv the barometer. An

v Tho ' ::r . . Mccl noI,cca advance cf the balloon, will

birr Ct V ' i t 1 olc' 01 no'Jle come in the ranoo of the line of 03. dooe birtn, but very poor, his name, if I am not tnistn'cnn. ! .,u. .t.. . 4 ..J?rcV

is Kosciusko." Thn cn,Nf.i,;n I ,aail " uiq perpendicular. i ho

' - . v v. uu iu uai ui I auuiut and roilG to the village about a couple jot miles off where the volunteers had quartered for i i uie nij'iit. - i Who shall describe the pleasure of t! . . 'vu ! uic lauii;, HIS j head resting open his hand, a map of the country j spread out before him, end pen rnd ink by his sido. I a. .aS)U uio nana imparted to the modest j I S tion and the object of! , . . w (rilu m uusujj an oour. I The. ffP thus and then begun continued taroufrh hfo. Anecdote of X.vroi.roN. We translate the following anecdotes from a French paper: Jiunke rII ill Aurora Napoleon, w hen at the height of his power, hap- j pened to be at Amiens, and as he was crossing the j public square to leave the citv. amidst thr no. ! amotions of all the inhabitants. whr hnd ; ! :.sof all the inhabitants, who had ran in ' cinw is- anu almost DiocKed ud Ins nassfiov. ho onc-t a, -, ! bis eves over the immense multitndU. nnd .1 " ..r.: T - ' - - UK-wt LttU immense muitnuGe, and discovered he square, a stone cutter, wh-e ut ! ,omlpp In,, d.,' r".: ' ; ; in one corner ot the tention had not been i labor, by all the splendor of the spectacle. Tho 'singular indifference of this man excited the curios-1 ity ot tho I.mperor he desired to know something ; ; 01 mm, and spurred his horse onward, and stoonod I 'diro-r-lK' in C- -. t' .!. . 11 j "Vat are you doing there" asked the Emperor, I with the pleasant tones which distinguished him on 1 such occasions. to HmpceroTrkman ra'lSCj h',S CyCS' and rcc25sel 10 ! you rec. nnswercd hc' 4,1 ar wing this stone, as y cu nave been in tho .irmv 1,, .... j mo i.mperor, h -,,o rooojTniEcd"in bim an old soldier, i 1 orMony 1 w :s bire." ; ! . 1 MiuJt. ibiv rni nnli ' on "I was evr FO fire ' "And why you ielve thescrvice!-

j hero with so easfer desire for the brave stranger's ac- ' noticed by tho watch. Tho velocity over a disj quaintance, that he ordered his horse to be Trnmcdi- I l3.nco lo f(jUr allilndes is at once obtained,

iont, (would itirbea ,ich inslnitncnt can Ho wishes to purcbase a quantity of nil kinds of ! vilb?c,saw thecaptain still covered from head I to fit i , red ,.n.,h &liX' ur enterprising scronauf, bIS, for winch a liberal price will be given.

with blood, dust and sucnt. i - 1 lIis lurnisiieo wiiii the barometer, watch, coronas. I IulcuuurS" vuSust )-tf

4iiecajso I had served out mv time, sn.1 otninp.!

dicharg&." ; "I am sorry for it, you are a fine follow lam ' irous of doing something for you. Speak, what ! do you v.-ighl" j "Otily that your majesty would let me hew this :stone - -My lnbor procures me all I want I have i ...-.. " oi ny tlun. ' Thig well mmd? ns of thf intnr, ;. twrnn Iivfron. c a. Zander: At oc of the Emperor'. public andienceg at Scho.uL xuv.ij, a uo nan, respectable by lierage and manners, presented herself. She paused directly paused directly ;., j-nn'f lhl 1,0,11 ot lhu "lRP ror, and waited sometime in -'nc,C: . ,. ,A3Polcon seeing that the lady said nothing to him, r.skcd her why she came there. "Sire," she rordied. "I dare not ronfrsa ilir cn?, - . y WLW ject of my visit." "Explain yourself fearlessly, madam, I will hear you." "Sire, I came to demand nciiher gold nor honors; I came only to ask permission to kiss your majesty before I die." The Emperer was quite surprised, and made baste lo grant, with the best grace in the world, a request so little burthensome to the treasury, and casting a last look upon the withered, hut yet regular and majestic fea ures of the old woman, ho could not forbear saying in a half whisper lo Prince Berthier, who happened lo he near him, "If she had taken this forty years ago " "Sire," said the old lady in a low voice, "twenty years ago this idea haunted tne worse than at the presented time, but then it would have been to dengerous for me." Napoleon smiled, and extended a lnnd to the old lady, upon which sho pressed her lips more respectfully, periiaps, linn upou the imperial check. Mothers axd Dwohters. It was a judicious resolution of a father, as well as a most pleasing compliment to his wife, when on being asked by a friend what he intended to do with his girls, he replied, "I intend to apprentice them to their mofhpr 1 1 y niay learn t!,e a"-of improving time, and i4ft - x l - !,--.-. x.--. 111.. 1. i ' nueu to become like her wives, mothers, heads oi .amines, and useful members of society." Ennalt-. ' A. I M I I - 1 J . m I ly just, but bitterly painful was the remark ofc an uii--i.ii.i, iJDAS FROM JUAN" t'AUL. iMctrs eel mgs are aiways purest and most glowing in tin hour of meeting and of farewell; like the glaciers which are transparent and rocy-hucd only at sunrise and sunset, but throughout tho day grny and cold. Every heavy burden of sorrow seems like a stone filing round our neck, yet are they often only like the stones used by peail-divcr?, which enable, thr u. i . . . ! to reach their prise and rise enriched. I ho sorrows of a noble mind arc sprint fmsts wihui preceoe tne summer: those of : cumin. ml and contracted ono arc autumn frosts. uMpi ..rn i r ii . ' on'y loiiowcU by winter. A Cm l!l Cnrrnni lt IkiaU i :1 uwiiatis u greai ono tnaKcs us collected; as a bell loses its clear tone when slightly cracked, end recovers it if the fissure is enlarged. Sorrows gather round great souls as storms do around mountains; but, like lliem, they break the storm and purify tho nir of the plain beneath them. Joy flutters past us like a gay and harmless butterfly, but, unfortunately, often Iavse?o3 which engender devouring catcmill.irR. !T ,-....., v'ik, i.dinuisi; wi; jjru sure ii wavs nrcservinr. Eve, nr fir ways pr.-s. be driven qt fl , . j c - - - v- uw l' u-ill VV'iJlLI HKJl (lutofit. reatest suhenng is to he found in tho higer classes men bleed involutarilv on cscendI . ... . J loon in his ascension, which inn'- rd-mn -.r. t!,o a-.. "Dr. Lock Ins invited and mad., for Mr. Clavton a quadrant, by moans of which he can ascertain his ' velocity in the hih reojonsof the air Hie instrupoints iiscluding two distances, each cnual to its obfirst and lnstru- ? ln be rovcncl, and ,bo same object w,"t any calculation. Tins is more simple and cxct than the reckoning bv casting the loo- at I . ' ' 1 il j"1' T""""1 or motomctcr and laus will be I ; Gn:ibJ h reckoning, to know what pnrtof the i country ne may al any time be travcdliri", and inny be trusted on his trackless journey with less nnx,ety than wc previously suffered on bis account."" The House Instinct. A borse, before venturing upon a leap, measures tho distance with bis eye, and will not make the attempt if he thinks he cannot clear it. In the Alpine countries, thn Imwrq accustomed to the difficult passes in the mountains seldom make a false step, or trust themselves on a nlaco where tl 7 wat. i!,r. 1,. .. 1 . wav. if ,..r..i . i ... . t - . ' ... ..v..cv.o .i.i,u!iiji.u iu u uiarsny conniry l.,.. ..V-V UUMCU m cross'"g 3 nd roads, 10 .,n,. nml, .... on - , Z I , T?y VCnl?0 .l,pon ."" tl wI,crc Uiey ,nf,y bc m danger of being mired. kme tjrne ago there was a horse in the artillery 8 . al Uool;v,cn, which w.i-, while in tli riding9C,lon' 'he most docile and finely truined tint could imagined, lie would, at iho won! r.fcf.mm m.l .... . ' lie uown and not 1130 till ho was ordered: bo would bow with the most dignified grace to visiters; and perform otber feats with undeviafing obedience. Rut the instant he was taken out of doors, and found himself in the open air and thr onnn mn, i,a came altogether uuumngo.ib!-; and when he could not cist bis rider, which h.did :illbo could toeffoct. I... .... lie wouiu lay down and roll about. It may be rc marked, tint when first purchased, he was found to i. VirmUl . ;:..r. 1..., r , Pcar3 cccessfullywubui the walla of the riding j ScbooUbouSh out of door, hia old habits rcnuwncd 1 uubroken. 1 w

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isircuu-- iui .Mondays in aiarcn and September may sit 2 weeks, if the business require it. Probate 2d 3Iondaya in February, Iav, Auift, ana -November mav sit G davs. il tio r.. quire it. ' " Commissioners 1st Monday in January, March, May, September, and November 5 days at each term. C. R. Si VJ. VEST, mESPECTFULT.Y inform their friends and the public, that they did, on the first day of January last, enter into partnership, lor the purpose of Merchandizing in the town of Lawrenceburh, at the Store formerly occupied by C. II. West, under the firm of C. 11. West, &, Co and have just received a General assortment of Goods, Suited to the present and approaching reason, CONSISTING IN PART- OP BROAD CLOTHS, Super Blue, invisible green, London smoke, Ohve brown, blue, mixed, and drub, SA TIJVETS (assorted,) SX-LXIS, Krai black Italian lutestrings, black gro. do. Sw.ss, bl; c'; gvo. de nap and Senshaws. Mantus, Narsanetts and l.'tvantine Ratine; colored gro de Naps, plain and figured; roared Forcnce and satins. A VAK3KVT or Consistm5 of hi,,,..! gatize, -ro i zano, gro de -aps, lopelino, and era.!.- thine; p rf!.ie gau-f., aud Crape scarfs; fi-ured and jdain l.r:.intt.s - Thread and lnbinett laef s, ivM hipnrtir-:, 1 obmelt and Swiss capes, white and black bohinett veiJs, lilack, green and whito gauze do.; Irish liiv n, lawns, and Linen cambrics; linen cambric h.sndkerchicfs, Pink, white and black Italian crapes; plain, striped and Corded ginghams: painted Muslin, i -a:n, ngureri and crossbarrcd jacVonet ; Plain and figured Swiss, book and cambri Corded skirts; I.in?n anl ( otton table dir brie muslin ; diaper; lircasians, mcrinoes and bombazetts. a if, CO.VPIST1NR OF Pl'JIMEU Cs)I!.'X)'t.S Uo Merino, casimere, brochcll, princctta, And lasting; real linen drilling; blue and yellow Nankeens; supeiior silk velvets; Valentin, Satin face and silk vesting. STOCKS. J3o:nbazin, plain and figured silk; lilack Italian cravats; (ientlcmcn's and Ladies gloves ; Brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings: Checks, plaids, and ticks, etc. &c. HATS, LADIES' TUSCAK AXD STRAW BONNETS; BOOTS & SHOES; And are expecting daily, a general assortment of Zxfzrrttvarc, Cutlery, Qtcccnszctsre GLASSWARE 6c CxiLGCERIES. ALSO, Bar Iron, Cab-iikus, Nails, and Window Glass, eye. eye. Cyc. April J, 1835. iotA They fed grateful to thnr friends and customers for the hbrral patronage keretoit re extended, and solicit a continuance of public favors. A I 4 vli, q, THE partnersliip, heretofore existing between the unIersigne l in the publication of the Indiana Palladium, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The debts due to the late firm, may be settled with either of the undersigned. Those indebted for papers, advertising or job printing, are requested to make early arrangements to settle the same, by note or payment. D. V. CULLEY July 27,,, .83:,. V- M- :LKRE WHO VAIL. VAT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.) II K subscribers have removed to Mr. Ludlow's large s-. brick house on the east corner of ?.Iain and Short streets, one door below the Bank, where they are now open-in-their large and splendid assortment ofl.J; itish, Fjiexcii, 1nim, and Amkrican P2 ! GOOSPS. Also an assortment MSalft, hoc$, ISootss (Xcw Style;) BOIVETS, (Fine Assorted.) Cutlery, Heavy Hardware, Qucenswarc; rnrsu teas, wises, ciRocuRiEs, 5cc. We tender our thanks lo those who have f-nrT .;.t. s Meircustom and solicit a continuance of favor, feelin .r.deut that we can give as good choice of Goon':, and i-xir terms as can be had in the west. g couuii as March IP, 181.-). J. P. nuN.v, Co. 10-tf in i oij i:sa l i: and ji i: ta il HAT MANUFACTURER; HAVING recently removed hisejasblishmcnt.from Klizabcthtown, (j!iio,to Lawrenccburgh, Indiana, would infmn lny former friends and customers, . . , o il' mat ji is m an il factory is now in full operation, on 1 lijjU street, oii door above Jesse Hunt's Hotel; where ho will be happy to accommodate all persons, either wholesale or retail, with all kinds of HATS, of tho latent fashions. BLACK, DRAB, IiEAVlUl, and OTTER HATS, made on the shortest notion fin1 sold at a reasonable price, for cash or country produce. J'ersons wishing to purchase will pleaso call y received and nnv openirs a Ja-Se and general Qj assortment of seasonable l-.nglish, French, CJermai', Indiiv, and American DRY MODS, ALSO, AN arsout:.tknt ck EfririKvarc, Cutiery, QucciBKivnrc, Grocer its, Slats, Shoes, SSoots, 3027273IT3 3cV. W p have selected these goods in the New York A". Philadelphia markets w ith great care, and will sell tJicrn nn fdir terms as any House in the west. Dnyer. will find it to their interest to call and examine our stoek. c;l:orc;e toijssv, co. iMirrencchurgh , April 1 , lt35. 1 2 if. Choice lAqnors fi '-SU rr Crs ,l'lve rccP,Vf,fl from Philadelphia! iii..i uii-j w in w arrant pure, ) Champaign Brandy, 4 th proof Co?;, do. ' oland Gin Jamaica Spirits May 9, 1835. Port Wine, Champaign do, Lisbon do. Sv eet .Mabma do. N. G. SPARKS. 17JOHH BX'PIKr,, Attorxkv at Law, AVING rc.isnedhis o';c as a Jude of the Conn will practice Law. 0;rice a few d.rr lb.v t' Market house, iu the room lately occupied by Caa-vell and Spooncr. liawrenceburgh, April, 1S35. lG-tf. TA r'EW Lif..el8 Clover r'eed for sil by P..

BUST I. ll-tr.

J.awrnceburjh, March 17, 1835.

Tp WILT. tH my liank k, Invranco ttl JLKoad ck, aJao ti, f i09c bui'iot n , 1 , f

H'S an ,t ltdm Ktreots, in vl.Ith I i( rosid. and Z or 3 va-rnt lot-. I r I t nr... c. t ... J- v. iurNTi:u. jjtii'-t in'L.iii vjti ;;i, if,: NEW coonx.

rTpHJ" subscribeu havo r.reivfd frwi New Vor: -aidL Ck Ji. rhilok-telphia, a ; r.r.il aar,or;MCnt of IPlllt GOO&fii, HARDWARE, ilMOVY.ll IE, HOOTS, HO?? HOXXETS, nOOK. JLc. be. Which they will sell low -,;d on arcrnino.'tit trnn Hanford, May 28, IS.Ij. o0-tf J OrKTroST, Jr. TrT'A,VIG remov.,l to.r.auTPnreburofT.sMhis pro--4. fessional service to the citizens of l),nrhnm t ;

t3r. O.Tiee immediately over J) (iuards store. June 27, 1 833. Qi-tf. COSISTINO OF Rank Locks, Upright mortice Locks Six inch do. do. G, 7, 8, 9 inch rim do Vestibule Latches, Mortice do. Recess find nirriit Tn. Vi re-Proof do. .Store door do. Front do. do. Sliding do do. Folding do. do. Which arc manufactured in Cincinnati, by Abe JShawk, and warranted to be superior to any formerly offered to the public, are kept constantly on hand and for sale by V. R. SNYDI.lt. Lawrence burgh, Jan. 31, 1S35. 3-tf Notice. fHAVE taken out letters of administration on the estate of Andrew llaynep, late deceased all havin" claims against said estate, will present them duly authenticated for settlement without delay and all indebted to said estate will please come forward and nettle their accounts. Ihe estate is supposed to be rolvent. Aug. i9-33w3 JACOB STAG NER. WHEN I withdrew from association with Drtor J. JI Bremer, in the practice of Medicine, motives of an honor able character induced me to abandon the practice within his precincts. In the spirit of that resolution I penned the notice of our dissolution and my withdrawal from practice, published in the last Palladium. Circumstances have subsequently occurred which cancel any obligations I mar have owed to Doctor Brower, and have determined me to resume the practice of my profession in my ocn "cmAugust 21, 1835. 3jtf Molasss, A few hs. IMolassesJ (first quality) just received (per Steam Boat Uxcr.K S..m, and for sale by N. &, G. PARKS. March SO, 1835. 11 -tf Mr on, Walls c. TJST arrived, and for nale. n nnnntitv rsf IRON A'AILS, and American BLISTEli STEEL. GEO. W. LANE, He Co. April 9, 1835. 13-ti. A QUANTITY of Kanhaxca Salt, just received 3. and for sale by GEO. W. LANE & Co. November 8, 1834. 43-tf S. IMA JOR will hereafter make bis arrangements JJU? so as to be at his office on Mondays, Tuesdays, VVednesdayr, and Saturdays; if absent, it will be on Thurs days and Fridays. July 10th, 1835 2G-2mo Iron, Glasfwnre, 5'c. RECEIVED (per St. am Boat ii.tL large supply of Rolled, Round, Square and Iloop iOA; also, an assortment of Nails, Glass, Gi.apswaki, ,tc. J. p. DUNN, Co. 'March 25 1835. U-tL 3 aeon, Jjanl &c. ! t-IIE subscribers have a supply of the above articles 44 for sale. J. P. DUNN & Co. March 25, 1835. Htf. V M if IE r-ubscribc r3 Imve moved to taeir Now Buildiu Jj. nearlj opposite their old stand, and near ths corner of Main and Short streets, where they are now receiving and opening a large supply of CTGCVCiS. GEO. W . LANI7, & C. April ;), H35. 13-tf. W1EW j TU,. suliscrihers are receiving from New York and Piuladelpliia, a general assortment of HARDWARE, GROCERIES, ROOTS, SIIOF U Inch they will sell low and on accomodating term. ,T & SPARKS. .nay ic(j.. 17-rf Coarse Linen. Tllir for fcarks nrCanj JHisKii vassing .Meat, lor sale by May f ib, 1835. J. P DUNN, .V. Co. 17-tf Frsfo&satioBa Wanted 8T11AYEJ) away from the wib-F'-r:ber, Jiving jn Miller Townshin. w- . n lcarb'rn county, Indiana, on Monday, the 1 7fli instanf, a Ii horse colt, one rear Old j.-ipt :i inr: R;iid rnlt io n ln-inl,t -i k inr.ne and tad, a slnr in l)i furenend. Any pcrsoa that will secure --nid .-.lr, and ive tho subscriber udormuion where to - tit, win confer a fivor, and all reasonable !,r, r will be paid f.,r tr.mble, -r. ty coinintimratin.'T jt t.) I ti. it iii.rinir; n, iriuirai.i. KOBEiiT I. AliGETT. 1 1 1 1 Aug. 2'J, 1835-33u3 SAX.T. 50 bbls. Kenhana Soil, pimeriormialirr v , . SO d(J sa,N (fr("n 75 'to 1(H) rr bbi J une 12, 183... New Valuable Works. FLOUR. A QUANTITY of flour on hand and for .ale bv (0.T''. Il; .DUNN &. PHILIP L. SPOONER har. WJ mipred into partnership in thepraotice of the AW. Ofhcc on High Ftroet above D. Guard'. Stem-. V, - May 12th, lb35. ; m ptf FivcB5oIiar Kcwarcl. fO.ST on Monday the 3d August, 135, in IiawreneoA burgh, n WIHTH CALF SKI.V POCKET BOOK, containing; $3.") one 10 and five 5 bib'. 011 tbo Liwrenceburh and Indianapolis brunches of tl.e State Bank, of Indiana, together with other pnper., a.iion which was k receipt from Richard Eeld. Any person who will return

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the srxuX pocket book and money to the undersigned will bo entitled to the above reward. WM. DANIEL, Jr. August 8, 1835. " 303.. AQUANTITV of New Feather on hand and f irle ny GEO. TOUSEY, Jfc Co, Jnly3, 1835.