Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 7, Number 52, 6 January 1838 — Page 4

JANUAOT 1838.

PALLAD11.T3 ADDI3ES9, BY THE CAUIEI.

Kim Fatbom of ppr, n Te Freedom, and your daareet rights; W with M give a wbird-y view" Of thing which are no common eight la tb degenerate days Whtn lor of lawless power blight The lender bod of freedom's hays : We'll tall how pampered minions cower. Before indignant freemen's power. Heard ye not a oiee of wail? Heard ye no eouad upon the gale? That told of fondest wishes dead Of dearest hopes forever fled That spoke of broken spells Of high ambition, crossed by fate Of bin who now in fulaei dwells Upon a fallen people's state ; Thai he that he must humbly lie, A mock to every passer by 1 There ie a voice upon the wind. That sings of fast departing power ! That epeaks of tnagie charm which bind The soul of man in luckless hour; It tails that these mast soon decay, And with their author pass away. There is a voice apon the gale. That bears a varied sound along. And telle of victory won The Freeman's shout -the Tyrant's wail. Now mingle in that tide of song. And speak of joys begun. Joy for a bloodless battle gained ! Joy that our Eagle's plume's unstained, Joy that our glorious flsg still waves Unsullied o'er our Fathers' graves; Joy that freedom's first-born scroll, Is wrenched from Tyrants' mad control Joy that our children shall be free, Nor bend to power the abject knee. Whence comes this sound that greets the ear? It is a nation's warning voice ! And every note to freedom dear. Proclaims a Freeman's choice : Choice between the oppressors laws. And those laws by Patriot's wrote Choice to stand in freedom's cause And gain its victory with a vots; Or losing patriot Fathers pride, 'Gainst freedom, join oppression's side.

Their choice proclaim them patriots I

Their countr)' glory still in view.

The "Empire State" in her strength an

Her watchword freedom death to its foes! She epeaks in her might, and the haughty bow! Say minions of party ! why tremble ye now f Why pallid your faces and downcast your eyes? Come bear what she tells ye 'tis wrote in the skis. "Magician ! fly to thy wonted shades Thy wand is broke at freedom' shrins! lis magic power no more degrade A people' $ later to honor thine. O'er the spell of himf who gave thae power. Oblivion's gloom begins to lower; And thine the shadow of that spsll Fast tasks the land where shadows dwell.

"And D J too with hie yellow girls. Slay eesk out his former prey, And watsr the laurel that lightly twirte la oblivions breeze, as its rapid whirls Bsar the nam of Tecumssh away.

"And t b tired of this "banknote world," May retire with his "yellow boy, For a nation's flag is now unfurled, Which will float till the hvmbuggtr back is hurled, And bis fell scheme it destroy. -"And y kitchen crew! with your projects wild. Who drink op the people's goldTour experiment's lost, vo.ir arts are foiled. And despite your shin-plarter monuments piled. Tour history's a tale that ie told." Kind patrons! we bail with fond delight The birth of another year. And trust you oft may greet our eight. Through our Devilehip'e career. Let but your smile a welcome give. To what we humbly offer now. And if "your aumrter1 we receive. Far f you'll hav snir barest 6et.

The Ceoetitulion. A. Jackson.

From the EvaasviU Journal. ToXATors. If th facts set forth in tha subjoined article, which we copy from the Western Luminary-, be correct, in relation to Miles medicinal prepe ration from the tomato, it will form a no w era in the practice of medicine, and ultimately supercede the use entirely of that most subtle and we believe dangerous of ail mineral preparations, calemel. Hius'Toxato Mkdictxk. The virtues of the Tesnato not only as a delicious vegetable for the table, but also, as a medicine, have been for a considerable time past, attracting no little attsatioa. It has been believed to posses anti-bilious qualities, which if they could be effectually extracted, or separated from the superfluous matter would be invaluable. This has been character-: tied as a bilious country. A large portion of the diseases arize from disordered livers or from de-1 ranweroents in the glandular system. Tnis is specially the case in the west and still more so at the south. If a remedy easy, safe, effect uaj in its opparatioo,and leaving the constitution unimpaired, could be diecovorej for Bilious complaints, this would unquestionably be among the most healthy climates in the world. Calomel has been the almost universal remedy for diseases of this characte r. But it is a remedy which nothing but necessity should induce the nee of. I t may be considered as trespassing in the province of another prufrssioo to speak of this, yet we my be p remitted to express our strong conviction, that Calomel cannot be used without inj jriMi and lasting c Sects upon the eve tern, greater or less according to the Quantities

taken, and the frequency of its use, and the con stitution of the patient. A substitute for this. . a jm a n e. a. a -

tacreiore, trom tne vegetable kingdom is a diside return in this countrv.

We believe this dieideratum has been dtscovsnd in the Tomato Dr. Miles of this city, and w,l much labor sand expense as we understand, ban succeeded in obtaining such

mm usnct irem tots vegetable, as is hoped, will

M sound as cSeetusl substitute. We have taken seme pains to swamse en.

S who have need this rtsssnarina. an t, it.

' - wu that it win

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plaints. So far as we have been able to learn, it has praduced the desired eCect, operating to produce a healthy action of the liver, procuring biltoos discharges when needed, and in some instance, breaking upevers, with even more certainty and in a shorter time than calomel. For icir-er bilious head aches, it has been found a good remedy. Those who have used it, say that

it does not produce the debilitating effects of

most other kinds of purgative medicines, that there is no increased danger from colds after its use, and where large doses of calomel would be needed, this operates without any danger of the distressing and injurious effects of calomel when producing salivation. As we have reason to hope from our investigation this extract of the Tomato, will prove a substitute for calomel in a great variety of cases, we cannot but regard it as a great blessing to the human family. It is therefore that we speak of it and we trust that it will be fully tested by families. Wo have every assurance that it is perfectly safe, and free from all mineral substance.

mile s coxrotran xxtbact or tomato, OR S ITBST ITCTE FOR CALOMEL. FriflE proprietors of this article, after protracted and I expensive research, believe tbsy have obtained from

Hamtegetable kingdom, a safe and certain eubstitute foreoomtl; at least, so far as calomel exerts any beneficial effect upon the human system ; an article free Irotn all substances

productive of disastrous eonseauencee.

The anion of this medicine upon the constitute is uni

versal ; no part or the system escaping lis influence- It is.

however, upon the organs of secretion and excretion, that its (Treat power is particularly manifested From this, it will be seen to have a direct effect anon the bUiarv arrant.

end to be peculiarly adapted to the treatment of biiliou frters, and other diseeses, in which a torpidity or congestion of the liver anil portal circle prevail. It issdmissable in all eases, where it is necessary to cleanse the itomach ami bowels. It remove obstruction, and eseite a qjick and healthy action of the liver and other glandular viscera of the abdomen. Being diffusible in it operation, it produce a free circulation in the vessels on the surface of the body, accompanied by a gentle perspiration. It does not exhaust like drastic purges; still, Tts action is more universal, and It may be often repeated, not merely with safety, but with great benefit. This become indispensably necessary in casee of long standing; for in them intense temporary impression mado by strong medicines, seldom, if ever, do good, but tend to injure the stamina of the conlilutiob. It is cleansing and purifying to the system, acts in perfect harmony with the known later of life, and is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable articles ever offered for publie trial and inspection. This medicine may be had at Apothecaries Hall, Main street, one door above 5th street, Cincinnati : and also of the following agents in the Slate of Indiana. Dr. A. Carter -Greensburgh, Decator county. Dr. J. M. Whitesel Kntghtstown, Henry county. Dr. N. Lewis Clarksburgh, Decatur county. Dr. E. Paslon Anderson, Rush county. Messrs. Pierce and Stewart Marion, Grant county. Win. Y. VVyley Indianapolis. Ford & Walker Lafayette. Z. T. Percival. &. Co. Hartford. Dearborn county. It. R. Carter Danville, Hendricks county. T. W. Webster Crawfordsville, Montgomery county. Alesandei Vanpell Noble, Shelby county. Mason & Griffith Connersville, Fayette county. Thomas Morrow disu agent for Union, Fayette and Wayne. J. II- Wright Milton, Wayne county. Dr. S. Procter Greeneastle, Putnam county. J. At J. Bowen Lodi, Park county. Dr. N. Field Jetlersonville. Lyon A Wilcos Evansville. Allen Makepeace Chesterfield, Madison county. 0. Biightwell Richmond. A. MILES, One of the proprietor and General Aeenl. Ciaciaita-rr, Dec. 16, 1837. 49 J . SI. & S. DROADWELL, WHOLESALE GROCERS; No. 12, MAIN STREET, Cincinnati. J. M. DDOADWELL &- CO,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEW ORLEANS. ADVANCES made on consignment of Produce to the above address by J. M. Sc S. BROAD WELL, Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Nov. 14, 1837. 45-4m.

EDWADD KIMSEY, Manufacturer of Silver Ware, Corner f Third Walnut streets, Cincinnati. HAS constantly on band and will make to order all articles in his line of business, among which are Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Tea and Coffee sets. Urns Pitchers of various patterns Cups and Tumblers Soup Ladles Butter Knives Ac. Ac, all of which can be had at the above establishment on the most reasonable terms. The pnblie are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Cincinnati, Nov. 13, 1837. 45-if

NEW ARRANGEMENT. This institution will be conducted in future by the joint labours of E. A . Bishop, A. B. of Oxford Ohio, and J awe M. Pob, a professional teacher of Baltimore, Md. By this arrangement it is hoped that the institution will be favoured with an increase of patronage, and the public are assured that no efforts on our part will be spared to give general satisfaction. TERMS PER QUARTER. Common Eas-lisa Branches, - ,SO Mathematics anst languages, e,oo N. B. JsstE M. Poewill also open a night school in Academy, on Tuesday 3Cth inst. Terms moderate. December Hut, 1837. 49 ;tf FEE-jY & CTLUVAa Attorneys and Couacellors at Law. JAMES PERRY kseps his office at Liscrtt, Union eo. and J. & SULLIVAN at Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana ; at either of which places any business entrusted to them by letter or otherwise, in the line of their profession, will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. JS. SVLLITAX has just received tb appointment . of NOTARY PUBLIC, at this place : and, as such, is authorised to take depositions acknowledgments of deeds mortgages Ac. He will at all times attend promptly to anyof these duties to drawing up instrumenteof w.iting in a correct manner, when called upon. ftSrQffict on Main street, four doors East of IK Post Office. Richmond, Ind Oct. 38th 1837. 49tf

Cabinet Slakiaff.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that ha has commenced the above business in Richmond, and fsele confident in assuring those who may wish furniture that be can furnish that which will he equal to any made in she Western country, both as regards neatness and durability of style. Hie shop is near the Methodist meeting house, where he will keep on hand at all times and make to order, aid boards tables bureaus Secretaries bedsteads Ave. Ac., of the best materials and on the most accommodating terms. He also wissh to employ two good journeymen. Aa apprentice would be taken oa favorable term. HENRY D. RUCKLE. Richmond, Dee. 2nd, 1837. 47- tf

r. MwrStts TesjetaMe Meslicine, few cleans T" the Btweaackt a am sesrifyiaa; the bleed. HIS medicine has acquired a character for curing obstinate eases of Inflammatory Rheumatism, Liver Complaints Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy Piles -jaree from the nee of Mercury, quinine, and other diseasee of long standing, in as short a time as any preparation that baa rer been offerred to the publ.c. For further particulars inquire at Maurice Place's oa Franklin street. , ASA POUND, Agent. Richmond, Oct. 7, 1837. 3!r-3ea OELTlOTAIs. Dsvct. J. X3T. Salter, QW",2F.rpeli,ny his friends WW that he hae removed his office and raedewcern Main street, one door went of Mario. "-Ppas th Richsnond Hotel ; whenTb win continue tha wactic af his ptwfeenioa. Richmond, Jaly 1, 187. 33

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W. CREEX, Attorney anst Coaaeellor

at Law and Master ia Chaacery; HAS permanently located himself in the town of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana; where all com monies ti one and business in his professional line will receive prompt and punctual attention. As a Master in Chancery he is legally authorized, by the laws of this State, to administer oaths, take deposition?, and the acknowledgements ot deeds mortgages dee. JAMES VT. GREEN, has kesjovsjb nis (fQfiee one door west of the Bank ocer E. T. Turner's Store, corner of Main and Ptarl streets. Dec. 2, 1837. 47tf a EAT ATTRACTION. THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a BOOK-STORE in the Borough of Richmond, in the room formerly occupied by Dr. Lindsay, the next door to Irvin Reed, where he intends keeping always on hand a large and general assortment of Miscellaneous, Medical, and common SCHOOL BOOKS, Stationary, in all its varieties together with every thing in hie line of bueinsss Having permanently loca;ed in this place, and being determined to spare no pains in order to accommodate the public, he fondly hopes to teeeive their liberal patronage. The public are respectfully invited to call and judge for themselves. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS, and all others wishig to purchase to sell again, are informed that they will be eupplied at Cincinnati prices. C. W. APPLETON. Richmond, Nov. 1837- 46-rf JOHN S- NEWMAN Si JAMES MINER Atterneys A Coansellers at law, WILL pt-aetice as partners in the Henry Circuit Court. All business entrusted to Miner will receive their undivided attention in said Court, J. Miner will be found at his office in Lewisville where he ean at all times be consulted. Dec. 3d, 1837. 47-tf

Office of the Trading and Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Sixthmo. 10th, 1837.) To the Public. AT an election of the Stockholders in'4Tnr Rickmoho Tbsdi-so amd MANcrACTL-aixcConrAKV," held on the hfth of May, 1637, J. R. Mendenhall, Li v in us King, Ieaae E. Jones A. Thorn berry, Jonathan Townsend, T. Newman and Benjamin Fulgbum were elected directors for

on year. At a meeting or the Mi rectors elect, held the next day, James R. Mendenhall was elected President, Warner M. Leeds Secretary, and Elijah Coffin, Treasurer; and by resolution of the Board, J. R. Mendenhall and W. M. Leeds were appointed Superintendents of all the business and property of tb Company. They will pay the market prices in CASH for clean linen and cotton rags delivered at the paper mill. CASH will also be paid for Wool and Flaxseed, those who have wool for sale will please call on Liviaus King (at th woollsa factory) who is authorised to purchase for th Company. ' W. M. LEEDS, Secretary. Richmond, Sixth mo. 10th, 1837. 33tf BRANDRETH"S Vegetable Universal Pills. AX AEFFECTUAL ASSIST NT OF NATURE. THESE Pill are t commended by thousand of persons whoa thee have cured of Consumption, Influenza, Cotde, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Head-ache, Pains and a sense of fullness ia the back part of the head, usually tb symptoms of Apoplexy; J a and ice. Fever and Ague, bilious typhus veil ow and common Fevers of ail kinds ; Asthma, Gout, Rhe'araatissn, nervous diseases Liver Complaint, Pleurisy, inward weakness depression of th Spirits, Ruptures inflammation, sor Eyes Fits 117, Dropsy, Small Pox, Measles Croup, Coughs VVbooping Cough, Quinsey, Cbolic, Cholera Morbus, Gravel, Worms Drainsery, Deafness ringing noises in the Head, King's Evil, Scrofula, Erysipelas or Sc Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum, Whit Swellings Ulcers, some ofthirty years standing; Cancers Tumours swelled feet and legs Piles Coetivenees all eruptions of the Skin, frrghtful Dreams Female Complaints of every kind, especially Obstructions Relaxations Ac. The subscriber having received the appointment aa Ageat for th above Mediciao, for the Counties of Fayette, Union, Delaware, Raadolp, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Sbeibr, Rush, and Wayne, would inform the pnblie, that he at all liases fill beep a supply on band, either at Wholesale or Retail : He will, as soon as may be consistent, appoint Sab - Ageat ia all th principal towns withia his limits. All eosaasuaication for Agencies (post paid,) will receive orosapt attn4oav aad term made know. JAMES GROVES.

Corner of Front aad Walnut Streets eouth of Main.

ANTI-SPASMODIC TINCTURE, oa avrau'i cow roar. Tin medicine baa been prepared with special

to tb waatsof famiaee, in which th most minute particularity ha been oreerved, ia order that mothers might keep aad was it with the most perfect safety, and with the conndent assure nrs that it will afford relief whoa very many of the standard remedies fail. The proprietor, before offering it at the public, has taken occasion to converse with some distinguished physicians of Virginia, aad with special psine so speak of all the various parts and proportions of this medicine; and those that know its component parts have pronounced it one of the very best compounds for the following diseasee that can be prepared, and may be used with perfect safety, as well with the new born babe, as the man of three score and ten. If those that use it are not satisfied that it is the very best remedy for the diseases here enumerated, they car. return the bottle and receive back their money. It ie boldly asserted that it is almost (if not quite) infallible in Diarrbss in all it various forms Dysentery, Cramp-colic, Cholera Morbus and Asiatic Cholera : Also. After Pains

of lying-in Females for this it is the Mother's Comfort, and because it is the very best preparation for the summer dis eases of children that has vet entered the chamber of the

distressed. It is also unequalled for cramps from w hatever cause produced. Ladies in the most delicate sitcations may take it under any of the above circumstances with perfect safety and equal oenefit. The public may be assured, that the Anti-Spasmodic Tincture, or Mother's Comfort

has been subjected to the most rigid and scientific examination by some of the most extensive (physicians) practitioners in Virginia, who now recommend it in their practice. They recommend the dose to be from one to two table spoonfuls every half hour for a grown person, while the pain. loosenese of the bowe's or vomiting continuss; for a child from six months to two or three years old, trom half to a tea spoonful. It may be given to the youngest infants for colic, in the same proportions that paregoric is given.

from six drops (wiih as much water,) to the dose, for the child of six months old. In every case, if the fist dose is rejected, repeat it in a tery short time. It is not unpleasant to take. It is beu for families to keep it by them, and give it as soon as any of the above diseases maks their appearance. How many babss may kept plump during the summer by giving a little in time, that otherwise will waste away and die under the agonizing care of the dotiig and watchful mother! Persons travelling when they are likely lobecome affected by a change -f water, should assuredly take with them a bottle, as one spoonful will at onre rectify any disorder thus produced. Price, 1 dollar per bottle. For sale by Spotswood and Robertson, or the proprietor at the American Laboratary, Petersburg, and in all the principal towns in the U. States. To the President of the United States together with the People at large, and to Mothers particularly. Your attention is invited to one of the most valuable Medical Discoveries that ha ever been made in this or perhaps any other country. To save the necessity of coming before you with a list of certificates to prove the value of this medicine, so fortunately disc-wrered, the single names of Dr. F.J. Mettauer of "Petsrsburg, Ya., and bis letter, together with Thomas Shore's, P. M. of the same place, (10 Alfred Huger Esq. P. M. Charleston, S. C.) are presented. The high standing of the Doctor in Virginia, as a medical man, and a gentleman and the notoriety of Mr. Shore, as being one among, if not the best public officers in the United States than whom no one as a gentleman can stand higher, will be sufficient to induce any, and all, to em

brace the first opportunity to secure a portion of the Anti-

Spasmodic Tincture, or Mother's Comfort. No name that

the proprietor could offer to the public would give more confidence than the above. The proprietor regards himself as having don: all that duty to his fellow men, and a strong desire (that should be in the breast of all) t- relieve the sufferings in the land, that ought to be expected of hi in, except to proceed, as fast as he can, to supply the many large orders that are already before him, and to be ready for sill that may come. All such directed to the American Laboratory, Petersburg, Virginia, post paid, will be attended to in due time. If Congress shall buy the right, with a view of making it public to the people of the United States and the world, the

proprietor will be dim happy in knowing that the people ne

ver received a greater benefit at the hands of their representatives. Respectfully submitted by the proprietor of the American Labratory Petersburg, Dec. 1st, 163G. Petersburg, Sept. 23A, 1339. Dr. F. J. Mattave, Dear Sir I sand you a letter from Charleston, from a highl v respectable nouse, in which you

will see they make a special and anxious inquiry about the Anti-Spasmodic Tincture, or Mother's Comfort. As an act of humanity to the inhabitants of Charleston, as well as others in the State of South Carolina that are likely to suffer with Cholera, I ask you to give your opinion, concerning the efficacy of this medicine. In this and otner cemm jnilies, there would be no need of doing more then simply offering it for sale. I am apprised that physicians generally are opposed to the recommending of medicines not prepared by themselves. Hut as you have besn made acquainted with all the parts, and proportions of which the Tincture is co.upoaed, and as you have used it with such delightful success, and as you know other physicians that have done the same, and that speak of it in the very highest terms I ask you in the name of onr fellow sufferers of South Carolina, and particularly of Charleston, to state bow, and for what diseases this medicine should be taken. Should you not feel disposed to comply with this request, let my feeling for the sufferings of my fellow citizens, plead my excuse for this application. I am anxious to send them a large box, by the mornings boat. With great regard, I am vourobedient servant, II. B. MONTAGUE. PcTERssi acH, Scr t 2ifth, 1836 Mr. II. B. Montague, Sir: I received your favor of this morning, and have to say that the situation in which our southern fellow citizens are plunged by the fatal prevalence of Asiatic Cholera in their midst, and m sincere sympathy with them leaves me no hesitation in doing all my humble exertions can accomplish in lessening the fatality of that terrible disease. Therefore, I do most willingly comply with your request, to add my testimony to the many others that might be procured, were it deemed necessary, as to the decidedly beneficial effects of your Anti-Spasmodic Tincture, or Mother's Comfort. This medicine was used in Virginia during the prevalence of the cholera, and in every case that came under my observation, with the most entirely successful result, w-hi restored to and used perseveringly, before the state of collapse had ensued. A fair TciALof the medicine, will, I iiaut eeUEvr, be its B-st recommendation. It has HtsETovoee, and will, I think, accomplish all it raomsts 1.1 the kjseasks roa WHICH TOU ADVEXTISE ITS USE. The dose, half an ounce, or a large table spoonful, to be repeated every fifteen minutss, or half an hour, till vomiting or looseness have been subdued. And if the dose given should be rejected by the stomach, which is sometimes though rarely the case, it should instantly, and in every ease be repeated, till it is retained. Many cases will require the use of pretty full doses of calomel, opium, and camphor, as auxiliaries and cannot be dispensed with. 1 have generally found friction, and the usual hot applications disadvantageous and have been in the habit of keeping the patient moderately covered, and the room ventilated. These remarks are the sasult of personal observation, during the prevalence of cholera here, and if they have the effect to encourage the use of your medicine, I feel sure the result will prove that it has no ordinary claim on the public attention. Very respectfully, your frieiul, FRANCIS J. METTAUER, M. D. Post Office, Petessslso, Oct, 1st, 1836. Mr. AaraEsHcoEa, P. M. Charleston, 8. C. Dear Sir : Doctor F. J. Mettauer, of this place, has been Mlled uoon bv Mr. Montague for a letter, in which he recom-

1 mends the Mother's Comfort, in all casee of Cholera. Entire

confidence may be placed in any statement tne aocior may give on any subject. He is a physician of much skill and experience, and has practised in this town with great success. My belief is that the medicine will recommend itself. I consider it a valuable medicine, and have no doubt of its being a certain remedy in affections of the bowels. Very reeoectfully, your obedient servant, THOMAS SHORE, P.M.

Wo Sale, wholesale aasl retail hj IRVIN REED.

Indiana Mutual Fire-Insuranco Company. Chartered January SOtik, 1837.

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atis Hastes, issliaupalia. JAMES BLAKE, President mmd Trtaturtr. Charles W. Cadt, Secretary. THIS Company being fully organised, is now ready to receive applications for insurance. Every person who insures in this Companv becomes a

metnbti ot it, with all the privileges incident to any corporation, and is immediately interested ia its general extension and prosperous condition. The assured, at th time of making his application for insurance, is rer aired to give bis promissory obligatkm, called t.i premium note, without inters, the amount of which is determined by th sum insured and the hazard of the risk, oa which note he pays 5 per cent, in advance. No fVmbrr payment is required, unless losses should occur, during the period of mix years, this being the term for which policies are issued, at which times assessments are made equitably upon all the notes sufficient to cover such losses. To insure a building of the best class of risks, to the amount of $ 1,000, the assured would give hie note for $40, 5 per cent, of which paid in advance,

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ing required to make annual renewals of the insurance. The company insure two 'it rdi of the estimated value of buildings aad one-half of personal property. The contingency upon which the assessments or rails upon the premium notes depend, is as much in favor of the assuired in this company as advene to them. In preof of this, the actual results in many eimilar institutions can be ad

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States ever met with such adverse fortune a to stop its operations which is more than can be said of stick companies. It is corciJerei incontrovertible lht insurance in t'lis

company will prove safer, cheaper, and certainly more equi

table, than by any other method yet dsvised.

Partial losses will be paid in full not exceeding the a-

mount insured.

J a me W.Green, Esq. of Richmond, is hereby duly au

thorised to act as an Agent for the Indiana Mutual Fire

Insurance Company. By order of the lloard of Directors. CHAS. W. CADY, See'y.

July, 15, 1637. 27-3m.

James C. Ferguson,

T AS just receive! frtm

M. JL

Lpiia, a large

'fyilfold ami silverwares-,, did alabast.-r tints piecs, ahssa J ry patrsra of Breast pint, J ear dmni. Ct'. .

complete s-ts of Oriitaaia wsm steal iiuireisie.tts Porks asaW neatlv everv tfci.. ' 1-j .

line. Tns public ars respectfully iaeirs! to oa aajl ine. t la--k an J w auhs ropa.rsj as esssL

Xew Establishment. rTIHE subscriber respectfully ii forms the inhabitants of 1 Richmond and its vicinity, that he has recently selected, with great care, at tha eastern cities a general etock of merchandise, comprisng DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, etc., which he now offers to the public est the most accoin modating terms. As it is his intention to form a permanent location in this place, it will be a great desideratum to install himself in the confidence cf his customers for which, all his effort will be b.ugtit into requisition; and, with a reliance on the part of his customers for rnoarr rev, be hopes to prosper. N. B. PaoDUCE of all kind taken in exchange for GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON, A. E. Corner of Main and Ftont strests. Richmond, 5th mo. 25tn, 1837. Sltf Bleed iag A Tootfc-Drawia;, by Jeaa SoasTraia; Who solicits a share of patronage from the public and will be prepared to wait on them at their own homes or at his on the West side of Marion street near the Richmond Hotel. Richmond, Sept. 2, 1S37. STOVE, COPPER A TIN WARE .TIA I FACTORY. "JOHN MOFFITT A Co., have established themselves

ay in the Town of Richmond, W ayne County, Indiana, at tne old stand of E. T. Turner, on the corner of Main and Front streets for the purpose of Manufacturing Starrs,

Cnjtper, Sheet lron,and Tin H are, in all its various branches. They intend to keep on hand a general assortment of CooKiNo, Te ao SrvE Plate STOVES: also, a general assortment of TIN WARE, which they will dispose of on as reasonable terms as can be bought elsewhere. MricHNTi and others from the country, wanting any of tha above articles, are solicited to eive the 111 a call.

Joh MorriTT, Jiai.ib. Lite, GosTAVua E. HtTNEI.

ft-y-N. B. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange.

Richmond, April 1st, 1837. 1 Jtf

ft-C. W. ArVMtssa of Centreville, ha been epoiased

aewnt at that y iejrw, asm also at I njMin, waya County.

April 8, 1837.

14tf

TREPARED solely from Vegetable Matter, my

1 UotrcK, BalOasotsx, Md.. and for sal try

Jacoa

Jan. 6, 1837.

IRVIN REED, RictoMad, Ia.

Saprritwr Eolting Clotbs. THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand, a large and genera assortment of Bo! tine. Cloths of th beet quality and of wvery No. used, which will be sold lower than tbey has ever been offered in this market. BASIL BRIGHTWELL. Richmond, August 25th, 1337. 30 nf IB IS SO Tl 13

-Mr T. TURNER ha resaot

Jf2 ta Printing Oftse ta the building.

aad Pearl street, on door west of

ssr for ssUe a general aanmaiat of DRY GOODS, Gaa-

csaiss,.aocssay. Boots St Snacs, ate ate. NovEsran 25, 1837.

ftOm th sVattafV VflaMT

corner af Maia

the Bank, wear aat-

SUPERIOU Sicily, Samos Port. Caemmrl Tl Mala-a Wines: l ogmaV .TTJIZId Holland Gin, just received from the East, uwt nuw at iimwrt-ifl- I'at mU k. ,n'r M3Ur

pure at imported. For sals b

Itichmond. July , Is37.

IRVIN REtAT

Literary and ir title. - 1 , .

inc. saascrioar ha reesi ved a email addition ef fcj

" - 'j u, ana atlMtt. (J and sea. IRVIN ftexel

Richmond, July 29, 1837. jj

rREB TRADE a a4 MTCHAVIC

rjllE subscribers having entered -i-ft psnamsyj T M der the firm of Swain, A Co., taka pleasure ie hw I

iiu the community that they have erected a

Machine Shop, near the Richmond Foundry, Asm "J'i ready to give i ronipt attention te all orders fwCejeseJ Spinning Machines, Turning Ijtthes r any kial 2 i

enmery ; as also lor turning eitner in wood or has 1

description. Having employed first rate werkaes, 1

with confidence (in their abiiuv ami disnesttiees 1

their customers in qualities and priest) ask patiasana I

a gensrous public.

Richmond, Jan. 1, 1837.

Itreas,a

JOB W. 8WA13L JOXASGAAt

A1IKL THORN jm

lef

?4v

STRATTAN & MEEK,

ARE just receiving, from PHILADELPHIA, a lartrs and superior assortment of Pi-aisi A Famcv DKV tlOODS, which they will sell ciikat for CASH, or exchange for countrv produce. Thev respectfully invite the friends and the

public generally to call and examine their stock, as they can suit their crutumers with almost every thin- (and Uiat of the best) they may wish to purchase.

Richmond, Ap:il TJ, I0J. iiti

NOTARY' PISUC) Riesrsaaasf, IbSsSbV llaviitg received the appointment of S'erar f csl

is now prepared to take the acknow ledgmeat at ass

conveyance, mnrtgagts Ac. Ac.

tVt. 2SUi, I3ir 4hf

fIDE. fc BARK WANTF.lt. RimesV,

I wiil roiiinience tha J AN lG busineat at mti

stand ot .tlorrisson and ss iggins; wnere ae wisest at j chase a quantity of the above articlee. j

HIDES AND lIAKkv will fw received for Ussttaf J

on ecrounl, by Moaaiaeosi A Wsuuisis; aed snassf

and utiier articles by U. 1 . tuaina A tSone. Richmond, tic t. 2W, 1837. Of

Cotntt st JRafs n iatls etrrrts.

PEtTFI'LLY informs his friends stiuwd

en thid house, and repaired il througHaet,aai

isti-d it in superior etyle, without regard to UeeWs 1

pense; liut with an aim o the cmnlort and

tnnse wn.t may lavor mm wun tiieir custom, rmsi

peri"nc and deieimination to please he hopes ssi share of the public's patronage.

Richmond, November 4th, 1ST.

THE subscriber has just received a largo quantity of Spectacles of Different and almost every quality, and shade. J . C. FERG USON . May 27, 1837. 2ltf

ATCH MAKING. The subscriber, having ta

ken the stand formerly occupied by r. rnoerr.

on Main street two doors east of D. D. Sloan's Hotel, Richmond, Indiana, offers his service a Watchab 10 the citizens of Richmond end neighborhood ; from hi experience in business, he flattsrs himself capable of rendering satisfaction to all wbomay favor him with a call. ffr-Repairs clone with neatness and despatch, at cutoroarynprices. JOSHUA B. 11UNN1CUTT.

Richmond. 10th mo 21st, 1837.

41 :3mo.

Cooking Stoves V Castings. THE subscriber has made arrangements with I. E. Jons A Co., which will enable him to keep constantly on hand a variety of Casting, consisting of Cooking Stores, Cranks, Gudgeons, Spur and Beral Gearing, Rag Irons, Andirons, Ptuutfh Moles, fVagon Boxes, Fan Higgtng, tie,. Ac.; all of whirh will be sold at the Foundry once and warranted. All order left with him will be promptly attended to. f.thmo. 14th, 1837. (23 tf) E. EVENS.

Charles A. Dickinson.

TJTAS jiist rseaivsda Sasi

jLi'f Jfcws Lr,cnitingfB;

es ttrcest I ins, of almost every

o.igsr ring, ear drops v. uuer

cils comlM, musical boxes IjW

aerurdians; an excellent a

spectacles. i hs public Sie

to rail and titmi.11 tH

Clocks an J watches repaii: tM

anted on tha thortear notice. N. B. Oi l gil l an I silver taken ia eacheags. Richmond, Sept. 311, 1037. Jf f

123

Carpenter and Guilder

fST OTIC K. The omlersigns i having latsly

this place, begs leave to inform the cm

nond er.d vicinity that he inteivle po:eji.vz his

a a IIOL'SE CAKPENTEIl and ItclLDEBtst

himself fully compstnt to the fulfilment of a.vy

m'ght u.i'iertake ia ths lins of his profession, awl

stiict attentiun to businsss ta shars the public peine SAMCEL BATIXfta

temm 1

reeasn I

bsK!

Richmond, Oct. 29, 1837.

41rf

"I never yet did know philosopher Who could bear the Tootb-ache patiently." Much ado about nothing. MONTAGUE'S BALM. A sovereign and infallible remedy for the Tooth-ache, A an effectual preservation for the Teeth. Price $ I per bottle In offering this invaluable Balm to th public, many certificates of its emcacy might be given, which the limits of a newspaper forbid publishing, and which may be eeen by calling at the agents b"l we invite the public to a more convincing proof of its almost miraculous power to relieve this most of all aches the Tooth ache. ftl-Give it a trial when all other ntedies have foiled, (being careful to adhere strictly to the directions givm 00 each bottle,) and let it rise or fall upon its own merium Suffice it to say that in thousands of cases it ha not failed in a single instance. It should be used after all dental operations bleeding, and spungy gunS fore teeth, scurvy, Ac, end ie decidedly the ben tooth wash ewer yet discovered, and should be used with a brush instead af any powder, or eubsianee containing, or that can contain aa finest particle of grit, it is spoken of with unmeasured peaiee, and all who have used it have laid aside all other remedies offered as elensers of the mouth and pur 1 her of th breath. For sale at tb Drug Ssore of Irvin Reed, Richmond, Prisebet A Swain, Centerville : also every town and village in the United Statee by proper agent. All orders for the Balm will receive attention if addressed to Cbas. II. Edwards Cincinnati, who is General agent for th Weetara country.

ROADCLOTHS, CASSI MERES, Ac The e-

dereigned are now opening a quantity of supeians

Cloths aad Cabbimexes, at reduced prices. W. R. A S. L. FOULE. Richmond, May 20th, 1837. 32tf

niebcaoad Focmdry. TVTEW A RRANGEMEN'T The Subscribers haveeu-

11 tared into copartnership ia tb Foundry, Machine

Making, Store, Copper, Sheet Iran amd Plough business SB

the name aad under the arm of E. G ROVER A CO.

they invite th patronage of their old friend the public, for

whose past favor they reader grateful acknowledgements aad protnrse te try to da rn a coatinuaae af said favors for th future. The business of the old firsse will be settled ay th new one. Ordere promptly aitr-ided to. EDMUND G ROVER, JOSEPH G ROVE R, JOHN HAINES, J. W.SWAIN St Co. J. MOFFITT A Co. July IS, 1837. 37rtf JUST PUCLISIIEO AND FOR. SALE, A Tenia eenee. at John FnsVsaad the Bank Store.

2, lesser aa ska aobiset of ska RXSURatCCTION,

Hoat, af ffarSk Aetseirosv

Creat Western Agener.

"S FORSEK, E having been recently apps.ielfat

mj al Agant by trie t-enirl coramuin at lo l

tns cditoriai corps of the Stats of INDIANA, to offer bit services as aa are.tt for in aJiAn.-aof"

residing in othsr State, and all ethers a hi avssaW

0.1 any psrso.t or per residing ie eaid .State. I will be kept at Indianapolis, where any bnieee it I line will be pu.tctuelly auenled to. liULwt rveardj

and all orders saeadilv and faithfollv esaeetea. T

per cent, commission will be exacted on all and amount forwarded at the order of t'e

editors of newspapers who ere memliers af the

nriiiliii this State, and Buck others es dessxn

hereafter members of the came, a well a trtewe

editorial corps ia awl

eds! . tetaV

an interest in protnotine th

States are respectfully requested to insert this aeeatS' months in their papers f eoasistenS lre of ckeay.t which time the usual price will he paid for eea last"

to such a are, and may becoms snetnbere of la SSX I tion, and until discontinuance ts ordered. - ) j

October. Is, 1837. W.

REMOVAL. V e&oc Zlmmmtstetsrf-

rRHE SUBSCRIBER has removed se the sssaaa I west of A. C. Blanehard A. Co. wbere ke ssta

manufacture ell kinds of Boats and Shoes aaronetantly on hand bceoe made work. AH ueesaSr" nramotlv attended 10. Be strict attention at tssa.

he hopes to have a bar of patronage. Likewise has oa hand a large aasortasontaf work, which be offer at wholsal or retail a

be Dure based in any place. s iH tafona the

he can furnish them oa good term aad

bouztrt elsewhere.

1 1' . 11 . Ot l

Ail rips Rmucn gratia, a svuv van mmm , IINRY&C2j

4 aesas'

Richmond, Sept. 29, 1837.

d E. IREDELL,

VDa

-ik 4 jf ... mm hill 1

tends to carry oa tb TAILORING BUSIXvarious breaches and being thankful for past respectfully request a continuance of th aS. N. B. II is also agent for Mr. Oliver's teassSK-- .

srtouldarsvvsem for cutting 1

Richraoad, Nor. 4th, 1837.

rarssMSH. - w

UP! PAY CP! !

thssBSSlet BasstSaaS sw

tees eadassax.

PAY

THOSE knowiiNC

COALE A HAMILTON will pk

accwunts a sawy navw aw hi wm than 90 day erodis they expert asaa? e)"J The Book, are utttohandeof H. S. Umml stand, where they can be en at any tsssa. are email, but many therefore we aressssSsese ourselves which if not paid ortjy will be

of a magistrate.

Not. 23, 1637.

COALE

JH COLORING RETTLC, and a LEA V. sTtTTTLE. stsstrei mmr srat sett ea is 111

RW-hswewd, Dae. 9, 183?.

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