Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 2, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 23 November 1833 — Page 3

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&i rWJiM Y, NO VEMBER 23, U533. We hare boon not a little amused by the perusal of an article on "Animal Magnetism," an extract from w hicli will be found in this day's paper. It

would, really, seem a matter of astonishment, if the learned men of France should suffer a conjuring (r.w impostors to take the advantage of their credulity, and, thereby, introduce to the world a n,:W astern ot" witchcraft. And yet, we must confess we h.ive strong suspicions that so it will turn on'. For, although the commissioners appointed to investigate tins subject stem to hive done it w ith the utmost circumspection, itill, it i" possible that they were deceived. If the result of the experiments implied nothing more than a change in the physical powers of the animal rconomv, it might appear reasonable enough to he entitled to some credit. Dut when we ai e told, that animal magnetism endows the patient with supernatural powers that it not only ena

bles htm to see through his ey elidg, but to determine the character of inscruti hie diseases, and foretell events with certainty and exactness we cannot believe it. And yet, the. learned reviewer? have declared it unwise and ivration at to furr. aii opion on such subjects as these, oui ; that we should "humhlv and ddigently in inire,hut not tleciuc. Little a wo care for these chilling admonitions, we would by no means have 'he subject prematurely abandoned. Ithw already mad-- an impression t i? is either flood or evil; and a the e-i.ii:e of (he ! titer, always operate jth l!;e err 'st power when least exposed, we shonl 1 hk" hwe it thoroughly i'lve-tigi'ed, that t!ii'P shall not a na. low of doubt remain upon the mind ef anv on", in regard to the pretend d iifi'iTicoof this mysteri js aent. over the et.'lf-d attributes cf the huavm soul. And whenever it shall appear to on r entire satis f tctiori, that an;- agent Tithin the control of man. is capable r.f endowing a rr.orti! being Kith supernatur tl powers and the spirit ot propheev, then indeed, shall we be prepared to hr beve. that 4death is an eterr, i! sleep." With these remarks we rv,ut t.tk leave cf "animal magnetism:" wide we shall look, w ith anxious eps ctation, towards the Hand cf msttrie-'' for fresh light tiprci ihis s-tnge sobjeet. We have received "'veral anonvreoti communications on the subject ol lain ntion, from which we shall sel ct ot;e for publication in our next. In the nvtn time, we would oberve to our on et.pondci.ts, by n-ny cf a damper, that this subject is so tamdiar, and has been so much harped on, it requires the touch of a masterly hand, to give it that degree of interest to which it is unquestionably e n t i t led .

We 6o not Itke to complain of our country friends on any account whatever; but if they will only let m have as many EOGS as will 'clear our roilee. we shall esteem it a particular favor. The pork season is now opened, and many a "jrfo'e tag" (question) is agitated in our street.

Cannot our Lyceum he re-organised? We are of opinion it would succeed better now than nr anv former period. A (Will). To publishers of News papers and Periodical- in the United States and tin British Province-. The publishers ef the New F.ngland Wet klv Review are de-irou-of making

up on the first of January, a complete j list of all tile Newspaper- and Periodicals puMi-hed in I he Uniu d ta'.j-j and the B'itistt Provinces, with the i names of their publishers and the pit- j

ces w hers published; they, therefore, request all publishers to insert tin's card, and also send them tvo c pics of tlicir respective publicatfons in sue -sion. that they may not fail of receiving one. in order to render the hst omplet'. Direct to the Nf'i- England Weekly Rnim; llirtfjr,, Omurriicut.

mWW ZDS HA.NES & LANIUS, North c:rnrr of .Main and Front streets. "L AVE JUST RECEIVED, in nddition to their former stock, a large and snlendid assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD- WARE, QUEENS-UARE, OuTLKKV, GROCERIES, &(.', iVf. Ail of which thev w ill disoo-e of low for ca-h. or approved country produce. A!-o, on hand, for sale 100 Bbls RED BEAN 8. IOO do DRIED PE ACMES. 50 rfo DRIED APPLES. Nov. Ifi, 1X33: 18-3-Cheap Store! DECOURSEY RICHARDSON 5W7 ISM to inform their friends and J the public generally that they still continue to keep at their old stand on Main street, opposite the Printims OjTia: a general assortment of 'DRY GOODS 4- GROCERIES. Which they will sell low for ca-h. or approved country produce. Persons iv ill do well to call and examine their stock of Goods. N. B. Those indebted are requested to call ami settle their old accounts. Nov. 10. IS33. 4 if

DIED. On the 16th inst. Mary Cornelius, daughter of the R v. William Lewis, aged six months and twenty-four days. 4,You have often teen the infinl ot lew and tendery ear, perhans of mouths

or week's, ieluine,i n its paiu.t eanti. ! And ofienhas the world wondeud w bat j V 11 L '"l.cr still continued to

JL do t)u-tness at h.s Old "Man-i on

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S. K. EATOS, &. CO, Main Strett, second door fro.ix the carrier nf Front street,

ESPECTFULLY inform their ft ieiios and tiie public generally.

that they ktep co-;statitly on hand a general assortment of SEASONABLE Dry Good, Groceries, ilardwarc, (Jue'tiswaie. Glass-ware, Iron, Naib, Book, kc.. : vhich tney sell on accommodating terms, f",j eie-h or approv e ! articles ot country prodiu c. In addi'ion to their stock of substani.d articles. thv i:'e:el to ke p a variety of FJ.YCY GOO XV, to which ;l;ey i i? ii.u! ai iv i::oie the ai tentiun of the. Ladies ot' t.'.e town nod to-tutry. Nov. 133 4.

CRAFT SOS Have just leeeived. and oiler for sale, 200 hbls KENIIAWA SALT, which thev will s 11 at 50 cents per tiushell and re-weigh. Nov i?3, 1833, 53-tw

l!ie comer of Front and (ii amt sire

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can !e the design of all wise providence j in li:ii"in" inlfi !ilo .i ir. 1111 x miiii'.i im !

m.rtals.u.Sv iu-t Vi h .! aVJund them i !ind takes this method of informing the J 1 ....1.1:., :.. .. 1 i.... 1.1 i

th.nt ose their eves in Lei i t'"-'"' " -"l'-",l n nana

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our Anostle tell you. Oil the. day o! j ' JOU sstmineni 01 the gi at tudgenieiit he s.w tnem verv i FALL A.Yt) ft'l.YTER

one; ami tie sa-.v tti m intants stiii. I 1 ! heaven tle-e little cheruhs s!e.!i bud' and blossom forever; and they .t!io! I .. J i- .: . 1 . . : I I .". . 1

u.ivi -a i'.,!i;iess 101 inia.iiij:' iii-au' v ami 1 1. ... ... ., . ! v-.j credit, consisting in part as (.ii,,ws. ml intile xc llene, can best annreci-; r. , , , . , . ' ni'icx. blur. broTcn. olive, tlrnn ir.id an the vari' fy .f lenoer f.-e :t-: to : c . . . . r . - f, . , , . , ,-. 1 ietl mix a Clot us; finny (.-.mntcrfs. v.ouh such :: arrangement w dl giv-! c . ,s r 11 1 j .. it.erf una irfutf l.-oiaic .; hricn hni-

GOODS,

j -vhich he offers low for Ca,'i,r appio-

Fro.nEistern papers. just received, we learn that the King of Spain is

ad.

The editor of the Statesman, under the head of plagiarism," complains that original articles" of the Statesman are frequently to be found in his exchange papers for which no credit is given wonder if we are not in danger? It is natural to look to head quirters for fight. If the same spirit for p aiu'ing, paving and other ornamental ami commodious improvements that ha prevailed this, should continue through the ensuing season, our ullage will present an exteinal appearance, ia strict accordance with the neatness and gentilitv of its inhabitant!. There will he a t'-mpcrance sermon and address delivered at the Methodist meeting house on sabbath evening next. The latest accounts from Europe scm to encourage a hope that the fraternal war, of which unhappy Portugal has so long been the scene, will speedi-

RISIM; SU.Y MARKET. SaTLRDVY, NoVK.MBMt 1 C, 1333

Apt les greeo. bu-h dried Beef, choice piece?, lb. Beans 'n-sii

Batter, C-ee?e, Miy, Corn, 44 me;-.l, Ciiicken-', Eggs r lour,

lb. u ton bu-h t doz. c.v. hid I i to

oust

Hams, Hops, L.rd, Mutton, Onions,

Oils, Pork, lb Potatoes, sweet, hush Irish 4 Peaclies, dried, 4

25 a 3i 1-1 7.7 i 7 o 2 I -2 7 a 8 fl.O) V 37 1-2 1 .00 t i-; l,7o a J.O'J 3.2 a v.7o 7a8 1 G a '20 7 a 8 3 a 31 2 :) G a 20 3 a 3 1-2 75 a 1.00 20 a in S7 a 1.00 2.00

ii:g and sheeting, blemhed Domtit-x do.

PLAIDS AND STRIPES. Merrimack and Fall River l2 blue

nus!i

50

pealed, Veil. Wheat,

A LIST OF LETTERS,

Rl'.MAINING I- T5!K PosT OfFICF AT Rising Se, I A., on the first of October, 1833, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post 0!fi:o as dead Letters. A Rev. W. Lewis

M P M Hints Thos. Munlock N De'ia NVwtll P John P Isor A. C. Pepper G Jolia IL Page. 4 R .1 tines Reeder Susannah Rii-deou Greenbuw Rickets S Hiram Smith 2 Joint Serber T P. L. Tanner Jer. Thompson W Phnebe Winters .lames Woods

John Anderson Thomas Adams B Mary II. Barnes M try Bays Samuel Brown C Jonathan Connor George Collin V Maria Finley G Anne G tbrieLoa Samuel Gilfay II William Higbee Samuel Holm' s K John Kenester 2 L Peter Loustutter Laban Lodge

JOHN LXNIUS, Post Master.

ARRtV LS AND DEPAlt Tt'RF.S OF M MLS At Ri sins' Sun. Eastern mail arrives on Mondays and Fridays at 1 1 o'clock, . m. We-tern mail arrives on Wednesdays ami Saturdays at 2 o'clock, p. m. E islern mail depart on Wednesdays and Stturdays at 2 o'clock, p. m. Wostern mail depart on Mondays and Fridays at 1 1 o'clock, a. m. JOHN' LANin?,-r. M.

Prints; fancy do. assorted do. Scotch Plaids; blue and brow n Cam!. let ; assorted Circassian; plain and figured book Jaconett, and S.viss Musiins: plain Bobhineu's; cotton and silk Flag llhdkfs, Bianketi of all siz s and descriptions: Cotton Yarn assorted numbers, ecc. v.c. To ;di of winch is added ?? general nssorlmei;t f GROr FRIES, MEDICINES, Paints, Oil. Dye Sutf, Queen and China Ware, Mi sicvr. Ivstiu;mkts4 Tvs. vVc. Also. COOKING STOVES, and Stoves of every description. S. HA THA Jr. 1Y. Nov. 16. 1833. fi-tf ASurPI-KMKXTAUY ORDfx.N( E. regulating Rising Sun Market house; passed 'ctober 3 1st 1 833. R solved: That the Clerk of the Market shall give bond with approved security. Furthermore, he is hereby retiuired to report to the Board of Tius-

tees quarterly, (or more frequently if

it-quired.) the state of (unds. By order ef the Board of Trustee of Rising Sun Girporctiuti:

P. EASTMAN, Presl. Le Roy W. Linn, Clerk. ' Nov. 16, 1333. 15-!f iTuToiri ag7 MILES k SCRAXTGX, ESPhC TFULLY inform the citL tizens of Rising Sun and its vicinity, that they continue to carry on the above business in all iis branches, at their shop on Front street, opposite Pepper &. James' Stor where th"y are prepared to execute woik in the neatest and most fashionable stvle. having just received the Liltst Fashions from the. Eastern cities : Ladies' Habits, Pemssi:s. Ci.mhs,&c. made in the neatest and most fashionable manner; and cutting. of ev rv description done, and warranted to fit if made up according to directions. tXrThose wishiijg to have any thing done in their line are invited to call, he fort! making previous arrangements; as they are determined to o wank on as reasonable terms as can In: had elsewhere. Nov. 23, 1833. 20-tf

$( rayed away -tjvt i. .n!..n!ir V...

i i IV'.y.il i.ir v ( -r i i" i H mg in

JBJ vay, I t., a BAY MARE. -1 years

o . near 15 hamls high, black mam and h'-aw fore lop. risrt.i bind shoe of!, and lump on the inside of one of the hind legs. Any iiiformatioe vspectingsaid m.ire a ill be lhal.kiliil v H i i j. JAMES PHILIPS. Yeva v. f t., N o. Ji'i.

TAKE NOTICE. F l lHI parlocT-hip heivlolore existfl. mg lielween Hainls and Morrison', -i' iiissiv,;J liy mulu al consent, i-n the lLnh Oct. 1 !333. Ail persons indented to said firns, aitl please call and ett ie immedia'ely . MT I'HI S HAINES. JOHN MORRISON. M-'sers llMNEsand M'khisn, oiler tiieir profes-ional services h tiie public, in a separate capacity, and may be io-.ud at tiieir respective dwellings. Nov. 16, 1833. l-3t 0E DOOR E5T OF CUAFT AND SoNS, Store, on Front .srRF.tr,

J ILL ke'( constantly on hand, FRESH FLOUlC which he

, ill sell low for t ash, Nov. 10, 1833, 12 If

WOOD, will be taken in payment of subscriptions at this office, it delivered immediately.

AViNG rectd .inved aadition !o his former stock, has on h ind, a

general assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, I !ardware.Qu:ensware,lron, Castings, Cordage ice; which he will -til on advantageous terms, for PORK, Wheat, lie sins, Drif.u FnciTS. tScc. or even for cash! E. S. '3. is prepared to Pack Pork, and will commence operations as soon as the weather will permit. Oct. U. 1333. 11 -If

KrA. APPRENTICE-co TO the Printing Business wanted. A hoy from 14 to Ifi years of age, who has a liberal English Education, will receive a good situation by applying at the effice of the Rising Sim.

( RAF , &, SON, Xtar the corner of Fr.-nt and Grand sis., B AVE or. ham', a general assortment oi DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES: Hvruwark, QckensVV ARE, CfTI-ERY, BoOTS A.ND SlIOES, Castixus, Naii.s, Iron, Pi.axf.s, Looking Glasses, Hcc. Sec; all of which thev will stdl low for cash, or approved country Produce. r Pork, Wheals DRIED FRUITS, fcc, will be received in pavmnt of debts. Nov. 1G, .3833. 3-tf Pepper & James, Keep constantly on hand at their Store, South corner if Main and Front sts., a general assortment of

DRY GOODS

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Queens ware, Cutlery. Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, Pain's, Oils, Dye-stud-, iVc. Sec; all of which they will dis pose of at fair prices, for cash or approved country Produce. They will purchase PORK, for w hich the highest market pi ice will bo given. Nov. IG. 1832. 3-f.

BLANKS of every description kept constantly on hand and for pale t this office.

BLACKSMITH IN G AND MANUFACTORY. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully lenders I. is thanks to the public for the liberal patronage they have heretofore bestowed, arid solicits a continuation of flear favors. He continues to carry on the above business j:, a js branches, at his Shop on Main sthef.t, where he keeps constantly on hand, a variety of JSD&H -tools, which he will warrant to he manulac'ured of the best materials and to render satisfactory service. Among those manufactured by hjm are AXES of all kind--, Carpenters Jldzcs, COOPER'S TOOLS, &c. &r. AH of which he will dispose of at fair prices (or cash or on a short credit. JOHN NEAL. Nov. 16, I 333. l?-tf

Take .VoficeU A LL persons indebted to me on acJ:3i count, are requested to settie the

same by note or payment. Those who neglect this notice, may expect to find

their accounts in the hands iA n ofa-

, after the first of January next.

PORK OR WHEAT

will be received at Pepper and Jamta'

.Vnre tor any tlehtsilue the subscriber. P. A. Aihearn is authorised to settle the aliove a counts.

A. C. PEPPER.

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Nov. IS. 1833-

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F j RE, AND INLAND NAVIGATION

EDWARD S. BUSH, Agent at Rising Sun, Indiana, if the PROTECTION INSURANCE CO,, Of Hartford, Connecticut, OEFERS toetfect Insurance on behalf of said Company, on Dwelling-houses, Stores, Ware-houses. Mills, Factories, ami buildings in general; Merchandize, household Furnilure,and evt-iy de scription f personal property, against loss or damage by Fire. Also, on Steam boats, Flat-boata and every other description of vessels, with their cargoes, against loss or damage by INLAND NAVIGATION. The terms are as favorable as those of any other Company; and all claims lor lossea, will be liberally adjusted, and promptly paid. The advantages of Insurance, to trading men, are so well known, that 1 consider it needless to say any more to that portion of our citizens, than to point to the above advertisement; that they may recollect they have those advantage at home. Those who are not engaged in business, do not seem, so readily, to perceive the advantages that might accrue to them, and will, probably, not generally insure their property, until we are visited by a devast ing FIRE in our village. E. S. Blsh. Nov 1G, 1833. 9-tf

'' HE subscriber takes this method of informing Ids friends and the public generally, that he has taken the house formerly occupied by John Lemons as a Grocery, in Rising Sun ; where he intends carrying on the B AKING BUSINESS, in all its various branches; where may be had wholesale and retail, LOF BREAD. CRXCKKRS, PILOT BREAD, GINGER BREAD, and Cakes of every description. CO" Boats going down the river, can ha supplied with Pilot Brevd and Crvckers by the barrel. PETER BROWN. Nov. 16, 1833. J3-3v Cabinet iYIaker, A.D HOUSE JOINER, Near the Steam Saw-Mill; KEEPS on hand for sale a variety of Furniture, such as Bureau's, Bedsteads, Tables, Side-boards, Stands, Sec. &(.; all of which he will dispose of low for cash, or approved country Produce. Nov. Ifi, 1833. 14 3t.

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I AM authorised to pay 75 cent per bushell for any quantity of FLAX SEED, of good quality and well cleaned, until the 20th of December next, to be delivered at the Rising Sun flourngmill. DANIEL HINSDALE. (KrCASH for any quantity of Flour barrels or well made Pork ba rrels, 1. 1o3.