Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 47, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 5 December 1835 — Page 3

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Late from Mexico

fhc packet Monti sums, Copt. Davis nrrivi V. York, from Vera Cms, (sjilctl mi ' Ilio 0 . I " .1 f ..!.- .1... fill. A rd Oth f. ) brines advices from that nort to tlic ftib.and m Mpticn 1ft 1 1 1 1st. iliiirf 'I'ho tid inns r,ri I,,, rn-t nl innvinicnts in TEXAS, hi -I reached the capita), ami .is to bo expected, '1 prod u ceil a'j yreat excitement. Tho most cnt rpetic mcsaurrs were resorted to without a limine o ij delay, and tlierc is every a ppe ranee lint vn shalK soon loir of serious doings in the revolted pro' .incc. A srong feeling of ill will and suspicion &iD?l tne Americans resident in Mexico was iCutTed, and apprehensions were entertained of ii j ury to their persons and property. A hrge numbs r of commissions for privuleers tho accounts say ti e hundred iiacl been received at v era vruz, to 111 u iiiiiiuit ti ikiu utru u ,cncu a v. i - l.l ; riven out ri3 occasion might require. The arch-; . f . . t .1 1 1 f tti.ll.. l.-.l 1 V'isliop of Me. co and the bishop of IeUbll had Rinderlake" to lumisli the government witn a iruiiion 0 f dollars to carry on the war. This is tho rhost rmportant movement of the whole, for the . government is notoriously lllictcdvit!i cxlrcme'povcrly. A division of two thousand infantry had been ordered to assemble at Matamora?, and three hundred cavalry under General Montezuma had begun fbeir march to Monlerry In Texas. It was said i Jul general Santa Anna himself would proceed thither o Uko the chief command. STORM ON LAKE ERIE. Faomtfie Uuffalo Commercial Advertiser, of Not. 11 Gal. Tho wind commenced blowing a gale "nba ut G o'clock ibis morning, and continued to incrcf .id until about 10- At that time it blew furiu . o as to endanger the new buildings now being tf cted in our city, and tho shipping upon the Lake. W a understand that the FchooneT Adelaide wassunk vV. the mouth of the harbor, tho hands on board esvping in tho small boat. Another schooner came ia about half past ten, with ono mast broken. Numerous other vessels have been continually arriving at this point during the d v, most of which ar e uninjured. The lower part of the town is compU itely overflowed as far up as Crowstreet. A five s? ry brick bnilding on the fl its east, side of Main fi'f eet, not completed, was tumbled, down, in a ml iss from the very foundation. Anothor four U 3ry brick dwelling, unfinished, owned by Danford li ichmond, was blown down to tho first story, from W nidi aman narrowly escaped by jumping from the if hd story. Another new brick dwelling on South D iiision "street, unfinished and owned by Amos M organ, was blown down, falling upon his dwclf rtihintt In the roof, ami breakir .g through the floor of the second story, but fortu -T a'ely none were injured. Two o'clock, P. M. Tho wind still unabated. The flits arc covered with water of n depth from ax to ten feet. Many buildings aro afloat, and tlio danger will be immense. We have heard of no loss of human lives. Tho gale is unprecedent. d, and the height of water isj greater than has been known for years past. From the'Conneaut Gazette Extra Nov. 13. lt I SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE. ' At an -early hour this morning, the hull of a vessel was seen off our harbor, and with tho akl of a Spy-nta?, one person was discovered on board; i.... Uk was rounh. and tho wind to the northvvard, it was impossible to go out to the v.Sad. About b o'clock, hcv;::vr.r, ;!,r-itsho had drifted V.lhiit abctit thirty rods of the shore, one mile east tif the harbor, two or three individuals .plunged into the lJic end succeeded in getting on board, when o sccno of horror and distress presented itself to view. The individual before discovered proved to be the mate, by the name of Henry Waghorn. He was unable to help himself much, and seemed indiflerent about getting on shore, and by his side, lashed to tho windless, were tlio lifeless bodies ot two men, and in tho cabin ten more men, women and children. The mat was put on shore, and soon after tho iifelcas bodies of four men, three boys, four girl, and one woman wcro taken on ehore, and decently interred, in the burying ground attached to the5Presbiteran Meeting house. After the mate had become revived and ablo to -converse, we learned From him the following particol .rs relative to tho accident : The schooner ia the Trade, ot and from Otler rrL- (!flnada. loaded with lumbeT anil bound for Cleveland .with a crew of fourteen including captain and mate, and ten passengers. There was a widdow lady and six children, name not known, and three gentleman, one by naino of John Richardson. On Wednesday morning, when between Ashtabula a:vl Grand River, about day light, a squall struck the Schooner which split all the sails and rendered her; unmanageable J and about 11 o'clock. A M. t wo heavy sens struck her in quick succession, which caps'zed her and carried away both her masts and bowsprit, and stove a hole in her larboard bow. At tho moment she capsized all on board were below. In about five minutes she righted again, when tho mate, two of the hands and one passenger, (name not known,) got upon deck, and all succeeded in lashing themselves to tho windlass, except the passenger, w ho was swept overboard. The captain and remainder oflhe passengers did not attempt to come on deck, but remained in the cabin, about two-thirds filled with water, nntil they lied, which was between ten o'clock that night and daylight llnext morning. Their groans and cries for help continued until about daylight. J he widow was bound for Cleveland, where she has a son residing. , If the lake ehouU continue calm, t is probable the vessel may bo got off and rowed tuto our Harbor. P-xrrirs or Newstai'ers. A gentleman living mouT three miles from Terre Haute, distance ot 1 10 miles from this place, came into town one Aear , ,vecu having a power of Attorney, to draw ky 11,15 . n .hie a soldier, having never heard that :tno iw"" the coul ..rt,;u ik if.-. hq certainiy woum ui ,iot take a nvyspar, 'Io.evcr tikis may tcach hate been eo xSntn. nol 0 undervalue the Jrim and others like l.tnl, no.wspapcr. The benefit- to be derived f.om . a3 un. ......i,0r wns vcrv inclement and ttw - - i ..... onciw-u.Li. . . ' am.fc'KlW i3 W - I' , ..I I cotnforutlQ as lt could wen ue. , ;' . . hi. Ml oc. . Condon Intat&Jor. J MASSACHUSETTS. n election was recently held for Governor ami 1 V ivv-i , , . Aicrnuers -"f . . ..rott I tl.fi I ""IMJIUIl.. Ill iliajjavi.u." 1 Jward Kvcreu ,3 ---.. - - . uccession ot jars tM -tvJ w f . ..... irn ii'i'ii'ii in uiu &jsr w i. ;d lfiiiiiliil. II tiiev "'O ' ' hture. It is oubUM u j . ro .vas nol one. itbofcenate,wiM .u f)f ,u Ohio The Huston lolK noicu .. .." LVk .win Wiinn. aa bearing unUvorauiy ur. --k" lection, bearing ui.ujo

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PUBLIC MEETING. V--r- imrlorcf .tnd n mppiinr nf th fiends- of Intrrtfal Imj rovement in this town and vicinhjj will be held at Mr. Cable s" Hotel, on Saturday the 11th inst. at early cantle ligluini;. A general attendance 19 requested. HALE OF REAL ESTATE. "pNTOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of a decree of JL the Probate Court of Dearborn county, I shall pro ceed, on the eighth day of January next, at 12 o clock M.,

n6u,.i aj - , anis, oy .uninr tneir solicitor, TJTrHVxpC V., . 7er atld Daniel Bartholomew, a d half, of the undivided two-thirds, of the south-T j-J,-. ner of section four, in town four, in range three the Estate of James Conn, dcceai

at the premise, to undn ide west mm west, in the county of Dearborn, the property of three of the infant heirs of Jordan Kice, dee'd. Terms of Sale, rach in haiwl iin1K4 the came $ells for over six hundred same sells for over six dollars and if more than that mm be bid, $GOU thereof i s i 1 . i r . c .. ; . ... rt . . t. -v tViA rc Cla 1 paia in nana, aim a creun i six inumns . . . due, with good security. On payment of the whole of the nnrrh.iwmnniri nn i rnfi.cni table title will be made to the nurchaser. J ' 1 .......... . . . 11 4 1 t THOMAS W. PATE, Nov. 30, 1835. 4G-4v Commissioner. Administrators' Notice. TTNTOTICE is given to alt concerned, that the admintstra1 tors of the estate of JESsfE VAUGHN, dee'd, will make application to the Probate Court of Dearborn county at its next tertfi to be holden on the eecond Monday in February 1836", for a fiual settlement of said estate. CHARLES V. WRIGUTJ .(i Barbara vauohn, 5 Nov. 30, 1833. 46-3w Administrators' Notice.

jantd will ot complaint on tne matters anu umis -jrvTOTJCE is given to all conberned, nttTviTtKerein contained as to them, will bd taken as 1M trators of the estate of MAN K REhLAi D, onfe sej anj a decreei entered accordingly.

ii irttke annlication at the next ebruarv term of the 'robate Court of Deal born county, for final settlement of aid estate. ABRAHAM E PUJ A(,m,r Nov. 30, 1S3S. 4G3w 1? kHE2J UP BY D. r. SHOOK, ai'3ipr county, Johnson tdwrthip two RED STEERt?; has t0,-neJhlr,n hisforehePad; the other barely a P J h forehead; both a few white fpots, ami some Vl tCf " " bellies; about three years old next spring; H e""f is a swallow fork in the left ear; and the appeal; ce smallTupper bit in the right ear. Appraised to ntnu larseach,bv James Duncan and William Confers, befoje me M. HYATT, J. T. Nov. 2?, 183.. 4G:tw Sale or Ileal Estate. TTf)UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of li. a decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn county, in the State of Indiana : I shall expose to sale at public vendue at the Court House door in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn count-, on the 1th day of January next, all of In lot numbered seventy three (Xo. 73,) in the New Town of Law re nee burgh Dearborn county, the property of John Sherrod, late of Dearborn county deceased, and sold far tit nnvinriit of the debts of said deceased, on the follow ing conditions, to wit : to the highest bidder for one third cash in hand, one third in one year and one third in two years, with interest from the day ofsale ; the deferred payments to be well secured by good personal security ; on the final payment of all which purchase money, an indisputable title will be made to the purchaser. EZRA FERRIS, Administeator. Nov. 27, 183j. Sale of Steal JEstate. TTftUBLIC iNUl lC li. is nereuy gitu umi iiiuri u XL decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn county, in th,ttte of Indiana: Ishallexpcsa to sale at public enj . .u Court House door in the town of Lawtenceburgh Debom countr, on the 4th day of January 1830, one hunddnd seventy acres and fifteen, hundredth, of Isad, on the west side of fiactional sections No. 17 and No. 18, Town four Rat!"e threswest Dearborn county, the real f John "Sherlock, deceased, and sold for the payrstate o ftf gaslct deceased, on the following conditions men ot i e - . hand, one third in six months and ?W1 Ttl nine month, from thevtayof sale, the deferthe residue in nine bv order of Said Court, red payments tTIlUll MARTIN, Administrator. Nov. 27, Is33Sale olTkteal JEstate. TTTfcUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gicn, that by virtue of a XL decree of the 1'fObate Court of Dearborn county, in the State of Indiana; I shall expose to sale Rt public ven due at the Court House door in town oi uawivwuu.g.. Dearborn county, on the 4th day of January ftcxV, ot 1:2 o'clock M. on that dav,one hundred and twenty acres of land, being a part of fractional section number tour, town four, range one west, lying in Dearborn county, near the mouth of Laughery creek ; the above land will be sold subject to two widows dowers, supposed to be about fctty-live acres of tlt: aforesaid tract ot ianu. sold for the pavmentof the just debts of Cunningham Carrick, deceased", on the following terms and conditions, to wit: one half the purchase money in hand and the remainder in six months from the day of sale; the deferred payments to be. well secured by good personal security, on the final payment of all the purchase money, an indisputable title will be made to the purchaser. PHEBiiCARRlCK, Administratrix. November 28, 1835. lEMIMGriIRE, & CO. JVo. 181, Market Slrtd Philadlph:a. A RE NOW receiving large and splendid assortment A'of BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, INDIA A. MERIC VN DRY GOODS, adapted to the spring trade. offer for Sale on liberal terms. ... , Country Merchants aro respectfully solicit. J to call and examine their stock. . Philadelphia, Dec. 1, 183o JOHN D. CRONTZ, BlacksniitU in Oeuerai CONTINUES to carry on his business at his old Shop, on Walnut Street, near the method.st Churcn. All :m i ,.,lo,l tn with neatness and deorder3 in nis one wwt w ""-"" patch. December 1, 1835 tf. TAILORING fi HATEFUL for past favors heretofore extended to QjT him, solicits a continuance of public Pf"aj h has latctv received the latest and newest V IN 1 LK Ars It SPRING fashions from the east. AU orders m his line w ill be attended to with promptness and stability. (V Office opposite Bedford, &. Co. High Street. December 1, 1635. tf. Sheriff's Sale. IN compliance with a writ of Venditioni Exponas to me directed from the Clerks office of Dearborn .-.r . T .,;lt n SatnrdnV thO 2Sth inst. betweenthe hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 P.M. . . i . .u- f UAiicorlnnr. in the town Ot on that uay ai uic vuiw awv. f -- - - . t ,-K.irrti. ex-nose to oublic sale the following D ' " ... i :u-.i .fiv t- ivit-take iflu.b", . lU,, Olliver, at the suit of Test and Dunn, two fifths of 110 acres of land, being the south west end of fractional section 15,Town7, Range3 west, in the county of Dearborn also one third part of the east half of the south east quarter of section 36. town 6, range two west in the county of Dearborn, which property was levied upon by William Dils, Lsq. former Sherv . . A m-A Cnr want of bidders all KenBBineiui1.' v ww.... in, anu reiurucu a o hoi. -- the right and interest of tire said John Oli ver m the forecroin described property, will be sold to satisfy iucment anu cost, in iaur wi . 41 " o;... ga,n"- . WEAVER, Shff. D. C. t...l1 iw "7 IVLt . . ?Tr i k kBimvvmBk. i .m. ; Imr-tXT nd nFM.IlAij assoimnriii ui .unt"'""' T i I A CVi VTS AND DYE STUFFS ALSO v ,' ,mAllY. PORT AND LISBON, - W ""i i for the M of tl sick. For r"'"n u:B nniTr. STf cor uIgne at his DRUG STORE, cor

I STATE OF INDIANA, i c. DEARORN COUNTY. ctm

Dearborn Circuit Court feeptenibr Term 1835. Gabriel J. Floyd and Sarah M'Gill Floyd, J In Chancery J Hannah Colvin, Thomas ) Colvin, and others. A ND now at this day come the said complainliX. ants, by Mnjor their soficitor, an d Henry Wal dministratof, of eceased, having been tnv served with nrocess. on motion, are ruled to answer the complainants Bill withiri thirty days; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court; from the Sheriff's return, that Hannah Calvin, Thomas Calvin, Daniel J. Coswell, William Burke, and Charles Vattier,' the other said defendants, are not residents of the Stats of Indiana.' It is therefore ordered by the court that notice oflhe pendency of the said complainahts Bill, be given to the said Hannah Calvin, Thomas Calvin, Daniel J. jCeswell, William Burke, and Charles Vattier,by a publication for three weeks succcessively, at least sixty days prior to the first day of the next Term of this Court, in some weekly newspaper printed and published in Dearborn County, Indiana, notifying and requiring them to be and appear at the next Term of the Dearborn Circuit Court and on the first day of said Term to bo holden at. the Court House in Dearborn County, Indiana, On the 4th Monday of March. 193G, and'ahswer the said complainDeeemueri' isud. jiv.uio whju wh. 47-4 w. STATE OP INDIANA ) DEARBORN COUNTY- $ Dearborn Circuit Court September Term 1835. David G. Rabb, ) vs. V In Chancery. Andrew Morgan and others, j AND now, at this day comes the complainant, by Major his solicitor, and Andrew Morgan; v-uie of eaid defendants; by. his attorney comes uleo, AtlJ on motion of the cornplainunt, by his attorney, the s.H defendant, Andrew Morgan, is ruled to answer 'thv complainant's Bill during the present Term of tin.? Court; and it appearing to the satibfaction of the Uunrt from the tf lwrjf. return; that Oliver M. Spencer a Joh Lwia? th he. two defendants in this case, are nown re.idents ol this State: . , , Whereupon it is ordered iy the Court, now here, that notice of the pendency ofti.ff said complainant Bill of complaint be given to the eaid Oliver M Spencer and John F. Kwing by a publication fur three week's successively, at least sixty P?r fit ,in .-.f ti in't Term of this C'o?irt in some weekly newspaper printed and pnbhslicu in j Dearborn County, Indiana, notifying and rcquiriiij, the said Oliver M. Spencer and John F. IS wing to be and appear on the first day of the next I erm ot the Dearborn Circuit Uourt, to ue neiu m uouiuuni County, Indiana, on the 4th Monday of March, 180, and answer the said Complainant's Bill of complaint, r. h mattfirs nnd things therein contained as to them will be taken as confessed and a decree entered acccordingly. JAMES DILL Clerk. Dec. a, 1835. 47-4 w. State of Indiana,) Sct Deahuorn County, Probate Court of Dearborn County November Term 1835. In the matter of the estate of) On Petition for Sale of John Smith, deceased. $ Real Estate lo pay Debt. fTN this matter on the reading and filing the petltiou of 11 George and William Reaty, Administrators of the estate of John Smith, deceased; it Appearing to the Court, that Mary Ray is not a resident of this State. Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said Mary Ray, ;c f tho heirs of John Smith deceased, that she be and appear before the Predate Court of Dearborn countv, on the third day of the next Term, to be holden in and for said couLty on the second Monday in February next, and show cause, if any she has to show or say why the south cast nuatter of section three town three range two west, in Dearborn county, the real estate of said deceased, should not be Sold, for the payment of the just debts of said deccascd JAMES DILL, Cik. Dunn and Spvoner, itlornics. Nov. ii7, 4835. State of MtulianaJ Sct Dkaubobn County. ) Dearborn Circuit Court. i I George W. Iloughuian, ) VS. Mary Houghfcan. ) OVV cuifies George W. Iloughman, by his attornies, and files his bill in the JLJearuorn circuit v.uui i, v)divorce from his said wite iuary iiouguman, abandonment and adultery and shews by due proof that the said Mary Houghmau, is not a resiaem oi mm i.aic. Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said Mary Houghmau, of the filing of the bill atoresaid, and that she be and appear before the Judges of the Dearborn Circuit Court, at their next Term ou the 4th Monday in March next, to answer to the Bill aforesaid or the same will then be heard in her absence and a deceee granted accordingly. JAMES DILL, Oik. Dunn and Spooncr, lttornic. Nov. 'J7, 1835. STATE OF INDIANA, Sct Dkirborx County, J Dearborn Probate Court. John Smitlr, James T. Smith, children and heirs of George Smith, dee'd; and Ann Smith, guardian oT George Smith, Cunningham Smith, Marget Smith, Will in m Smi th. Rosannah Smith, and mil for Partition. j Ray Smith, minor children of the said George Smith, deceascu Vertus yTS, Bcatty and tbe olher un1 Atit n n Smith Sr. dee'd. THE aforesaid defendants and all others concerned, will lake notice that on the - 2d day of the next term of the Probate Court of Dearborn county! to be holden on the 2d Monday in February next, 1 shall apply to said Court for the appointment of Commissioners to divide and set off to said plaintiffs, the one-third part of the following desdribed oofoiP tn wit: tho south-east quarter of section three, town three, range two west; lying in Dear nirt-t;, town uni j hrtrn ronntv. aforesaid. or wnicn joiui ouiun ocu. " . . , ' . 1 deceased, uted seized ana poseNcu. D. S. MAJOR, AWy for Com. 47 4 w Dec. 2, 1835. IVIOULD CANDLES, WARRANTED pure, manutactured anu; ior sale bv L. W. JOHNSON. 03-CASH will be paid for TALLOW & DEESWAX. Dec. let, 1835. 40Window Glass, A LL sizes, from 24 by 30 inches down to tho smallest size. (Class cut to order,; oy L. W. JOHNSON. Dec. 1st, 1635. , 46SUGAR AND COFFEE. IIRT.S SnneriorNi O. SUGAR: 1G Sacks superior Rio COFFEE; 10 St. Jago, do.!

COFFEE; 10 St. Jago, do.! FERRIS As SCOGIN. :.Gth, 135. 47- I

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TOT AVE on "f,nd a large and well assorted stock

1111 of WINTER GOODS, coniting in part of the following article: Super Blue, Black, Brown, Dahlia, Adaldide, In-ithc. . . 1 t ,1 fln Ii Pint tio . no I . rpfn . Steel mixed . and Drab Cloths. Plain and Striped, Blue and Brown, Oxford, Adams, Cadet, Silver, and Steel mbced Sattinetts. Blue, Black, and various patterns of Striped Casimers. - ri. Eiht to twelve qr. Uose M'Inaw and Whitney Blankets Ked, Green, White Wollen aod Cotton Flannels; Red an'd Green do. Richmond ManufacMa- Up( and Plaid Linsevs puperior article Circatbian and JViennoes. U I C j uuill nail ijiin- .wtuun'ii -v..-v j - i 3-4ths to G-4ths. Irish Linfiens, Table Diapers, 3, 4, aAd 5 otiarters; Bed ticks, 3, 4, and 5 qurs.; Sheeting and Shirtinff; Casimere, Merino, and Woollen Shawls; Drefis-llandkerchiefs of various kinds, which th?y will sell on the most reasonable terms, for cash, on time, or for most articles of country produce. Lttwreuceburgh, Dec. 2d, 18I3o. . : . TAKEN UP TCP Y Henry Snell, of Manchester township, DearJjJ born County, Indiana, on the 22nd day of Nov. 1835, a Strawberry Roan Mare, about thirteen and a half hands high, has Home whito on her right hind foot; Supposed to be three years old last spring, no other marks or branks perceivable. Appraised to sixteen dollars, by James E. Minick and John Darling, on the 2d day of December 1835. I hereby certify the above to be a true copy from my estray book. JOHN B. CLARK, J. P. Manchester; Dec. 10th 1835. TAKEN UP t. r , TTPY James Roaehi .of Sparta township. Dearborn LD C iountv. State ot Indiana on the Ilta day ot November -1835, one Red Cow and Calf, marked aS follows, with a white face one ring aroUnd the left eye, with an under bit out of the right ear; Supnnsed in be ten vears old. the Culf about three months SteCTj supposed to be one year old la.-t spring, with white le"-6 half way un the legs, and White under j iiri- Annn sen to ien iionars u au onu uimun. ine oeiiv, aim me uuu ia w uiu; nun "i. ' r t .n .i.oi.i. j- ,.p vr-. irtri' -i i. 1 1 - .t kl.. . : I : I. .. O" n v r A n pra sen io uve uuuai, u.. u. . u-j . .w. . Uir i'ii vi itsnrrtu'f n nil -lumps lioiifriiariv. x,j c e - - j I hereby certify the above to bo a true copy trom my estray book, given under my hand this 21th day of Nov. 1835. JOHN COLUMBIA, J. l Specific Ointment Price Fifty Cents.) THIS invaluable medicine is celebrated for "curing the following diseases: 1st. While Xtcellings of every description. "2d. Sore legs and Ulcers of long standing. 3d. Scirrousor Grandular Tumors, paiticularly those hardened Tumors in woman's breasts which oftentimes terminate in ulceiated cauceis. 4th. Vot?, or what some people know by tho uaine of Catan'fis. of every description. oth. Rheumatic pains of the joints. bth. Strains a?id Bruises of every description or in whatever pait situate. 7th. Tetters of all kinds. In this complaint, the patient in applying the ointment must keep the part out of the water 6th. Chilbluins, or parts affected by frost. It is also ono of the best remedies for bums and scalds. It eases the pain and draw the fire out in a fchoit time. For women's inflamed breasts, and glandular sw ellings, it is superior to any medicine yet Known 10 ina meuicai ia . i - . I i I. ... ..iti..rr Avinna rT rnf. ton, 'it v ill stop the progress of th caries, increase the pian- ( - -1 i: . .1... .V. iit. iDill nnrl iasi! ; tityoiine uiscnaigv, uiimit uiu . tlie pain. It cures the worst felon or whitlows on an a i5M.s f loity-eigui nouns. lUiCUinauMits w un," naicsiuuu u ""o " ,,nt;, liairrlr. renuire medicine to be taken inwardly to remove their, entirely. Rut in mutt cases by applying i this ointment externally, as Uilecten, u win iw And even old people whose pains have beeu ol longer 6tandinc, it will case the pain. CERTIFICATE. Sjr From the benefit which' a son of mine has received from your Specific Ointment, I am induced to send you rt.mnnt nfhir:up. which veu mav disnope of tor the j be iv fit of others in a similar situation. He had a white swelling inhisknee, which, from its long continuance and r painfulness, had reduced him very low, and rendered him ' i,.u 'Ph.. nhvciiMnti who attended him finally quit htm, with very little benefit done. My son at this time was in a i t.'tii,,,, I thru snt and eol one pot of your Ointment, and the benefit which he received from it, indu j rod me to nei severe in the application. I sent andpiocur , cd a few pota mors, which has finaUy cured hgi'pK For Sale by Dr. E. Ferris, Druggist, corner of Short and Main Streets, ljaicrcnciDurin, ia. ; DRIiVHITE'S Vegetable Tooth-Ache Drops. THE only specific offered to the public from which a permanent and radical cure may be obtained of that Uisagreeble pain, the toothache, with all its evils, such as fracturing the jaw in extracting of the teeth, which often proves more painful than the toothache itself; and cold nassins from the decayed teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, ptoducing a rneumaiic aurciiou, wun uimiy -r pleasant effects; such as a disagreeable breath, bad taste in the mouth, &c. &c. all of which are produced from foul or decayed taeth. 1 am happy to have it in my power to offer to the world a remedy, that will not 6nly remove the pain nine times out often, if properly applied, but preserve tne teeth from further decay, and arrest the disease in such as are decaying and have not commenced aching, restoring them to health auid usefulness. CERTIFICATE. Mr. White I have the pleasure to inform you, that agreeaBle to 3rour request, I have been using your Toothache Drops in my practice for some time past, and I mut acknowledge that I fiid them far superior to any thing I have ever yet know n for that purpose. You aro entirely safe in recommending them to cure nine, times out of ten; for from ihe success that I have had, 1 believe your recommendation falls short of their merits. I am w ell convinced that it will cure most cases of Toothache when it is timely and properly applied. I ahi riot able to say much at this time as to its prescratsve properties; but' from what I have seen of your tReth that have long been cured and preserved from decaying and from a few weeks experience I am decidedly of the opinion that it will have a very beneficial effect in preserving the teeth, and recommend it, hoping that it may prove a blessing to humanity, and advantageous to yourself. WM. LA. ISIKKLY, Suegeon Dentist. For Sale by Dr. E. Ferris, Drvgizt, Corner of Short and Main Streets, Laxcrenccburgh, Ind. F1SIL A FEW HHLS Susquehannah SHAD, No. 2 MACKEREL, (in tirbt rate order) for sale by L. W. JOHNSON. Dec. 1st, 1835. 40Clover Seal. THE highest price (in CASH) will be pid for any quantity of good clean CLOVER SEED if delivered early in the season, by ; L. W. JOHNSON. ' Dec. let; 1835. 46Timothy. Seed. 71 ffhifh (last year's growth) warrantJLLUk HV tod good and clean, fof sale by L. W. JOHNSON. Dec. 1st, 1635. 40 FILOUR.

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-TTTTrOULD respectfully kifoxm the citizen of Uwyy renceburb. and their patron in particular, that vv I1PXt term of their SCHOOL will commence on Moo- ! . . i - fl '..l . 1 .nminnimi. rnnm rtf I day the seventh of December, in the commodious room of the basement story ol the nouae 01 .urs. umnei, on tho corner of Elm and High streets, aod continue 12 week.9. They gtatefully acknowledge the very liberal patronage already received, and confidently expect its continuanceassuring their friends, that dvfery attention will be paid to me manners ami moraisox me youniiaiwyanu euuul . .. iiivj They intend to continue their School if hng as the; meet with suitable encouragement. Instruction in all the English branches!, are the same a j the last quarter. Nov. 21, 1835. 43-3w. t . . . LBS. Vooi for sale hr FERRIS SCOGIN. 1935. 45Nov. 12 If rTIIC overseers of Lawrcnccburgh sownshlp mil at4 tend at the house of Elezer Small, on Saturday th 28th inst., for purpose of contracting with' some petsoik for the keeping of George Reno and Margaret Reno paupers of Lawrenceburgh township, until the first Monrtaj ofMayaext. A.MORGAN, OverH of the DAVID NEVIT,J Podr,of L.T. New Valuable Works. TfUST received and for sale at this office a few cople of V a new and compfete map of the OHIO RIVER; th. MISSISSITPI, from Pittsburgh to the ocean. AJfiO, tm Traveller's Guide, a highly useful work. Produce Commission JVarehousa C&-CINC INN ATI-GO THE subscriber is prepared with a large ami commod! Oup WAREHOUSE, opposite the Public Landi bn Front, between Main and Sycamore streets to receive I on Storage, or fur sale on Commission, .oiAiUK j Pit ODUCK of every description. His attention will b Flour, Wtisfccy, rork, isacon, ana Ltara. Liberal advances in Cash will be made on consignment, for sale in this place, or for shipment to any market in th I Tnl f eA St a "! ' . . , . . ,, . . , ... r'J'he highest market nnce will at all timesbe paid in laBU (;,V6'ZwVG, BKKSU AX, Sc FEJlTHE . . . v . T :rs. a a i.ii fnr tim mvtNfJTOV rnTTOX FACTOR a constant supply df those well known "Jf jgLXJS will be kept on hand, for sale oii the mOst liberal termi. , t Particular attention pdid to Receiving and Forwarding GOODS. R. BUCHANAN. Oct. 15, 1635. 40-Gw Cin. Gazettt Administrator's Notice. NOTICE 4s hereby given that I shall, on Tuesday tfib third day of November next, at the late residence of Ezekiel Jackson deceased, offer for sale 2d head of horses; cattle, sheep, hogp, farming utensils of all kinds, household and kitchen furniture and all the personal property of said deceased, and shall . continue from day to day until all said property is sold. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day when terms of sale will b iiiadi known by the undersigned-. HIRAM JACKSON, ldmr. Oct. 10. 3D-3w. XDissolntioiitf rgllHE partnership existing between the underJJL signed, in the publication of this paper, is dissolved by mutual consent. The paper will be con tinued bv V. M. Cole, who alone will settle tho CHOICE LIQUORS, JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA. TC1KENCII Brandy, Port Wine, U: Holland Gin, Lisbon do. uumaica ojiriiB, . : hj - - a Sweet Malaga do. N. & G. SPARKS'. ! -,T. . . .... i i t I hicll Will be Sold lOW Oct 10, 1835. NOTICE. ... . AS my w ife Elizabeth has abandoned Iny bed and board without any just cause, this is to forewarn all from trusting or harboring her ou my account, as I shall pay to debts which sho may Contract after this date. FRANCIS WELSH. Nov. 12th, 1835. 443 w NOTICE! ALL those indebted 'to the undersigned, either by note or account, will please to take notice, that unless th same is settled by the 10th of December next, they will be left in the hands of the proper officer, for collection. JOHN HOOD, I T a vi tT it iiTT-ntmntv U A. 1 A k-t 4-4. UUi'. v Nov. 14th, 1835. 44-3w TAKEN OT ADOUT ihe 1st October, 1835, by Henry Newton living in Lawrenceburgh township, Dearborn county, Indiana two steers, both of them black JLnd white with Ihe follbwing marks and brands, to wit1: The right ear of each of them a swallow fork, a half crbpoffthe left ear of each, and each branded on the.left ham with the letters I. S. They are supposed to be four years old and in weigh about 400 lbs. each. No other marks or brands perceiva ble. The two were appraised to twenty-five dollars, by Robert Mason and James Wilson. A true copy from iny estray book, Nov. 9th, 1835. 44-3vr COIIVAl!IAUH SALT. THE subscribers keep constantly a large supply of tke above article for sale. J. P. DUNN fc Co. Oct. 31, 1835. 43An Apprentice Wanted. A SMART, active boy, about 15 br 16 years of ngt, ot good character, who wishes 16 learn the Hatting business, would find a good fcituation, by applying; immediately to Joseph Groff, iii Lawrenceburgh. Nov. 14th, 1835. 44-3w A -riAWSAlN. ; fTTlHE undersigned, intending to transferhii Publication JJL Office to the Eastward, oners to sen tne rucoojCiO TYPE and MATERIALS used in the Public Work, The mercenary owners the of Globe have boasted that th printing of the House of Representatives would be the reward of their political prostitution. It may be so; but if there be any Editor or Printer of the party who dare to become a competitor for the printing, we will furnish ai office and the materials to do the work, and take orders on the Clerk of the House in payment. The Patronage of the Departments Is worth from tweW to twenty thousand dollars per annum, nnd that of the Houe as much more. Tbe Globe has been for years id the enjoyment of the one, ajad is sufficiently rewarded! Especially as its Editors awe bo much opposed to all monopotits. Will Editors with whojjn weexchange give this one ot wo insertions DUFF GREEN. 250 IBls Firesli TFlouv If USTTereived by the subscribers, fresh ground from V New Wheat, and manufactured on the Muskingum a first rate article.. For sale by c Oct. 15, 1835. J. P.DUNN&Ce- , . . i - . ; acauo - THE subscribers bavo mbved (o their Nevr Build?nearly opposite their old stand, and near the cr of Wain and t-hort streets, where they arc now re' ftd opening a large sOpply of GOODS. , ULU. W. LAti ApfUO, 1S35. , A QUANTITY of Kavhaua Salt.pM re LANK &

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