Rising Sun Times, Volume 2, Number 80, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 23 May 1835 — Page 4

misceli. Ascot's.

EASY JOE lUllCE. EY U. HASTINGS

'The devil!' exclaimed Mr. Joseph

rat her

Bruce, or perhaps we thou

say Joe Bruce, for as ho was a nob,e easy fellow, nobody thought of allowing

liim more than half cf a name, or any thing else which belonged to him. The devil! I see by the paper that Hawk and Harpy have assigned. I meant to have secured my ueht yesterday!' lie left his coffoo half drank, stumbled over the threshold, and went almost at a run to the count i: room of Hawk and Hirpy. One-ha!f of that fueed the dav before would have saved his debt; as it was, lie was ju?t in time to put his name at the bottom of a dozen and a h;.If preferred one-, to receive ten ps?r cent. lie wer.t hack to his unfinished breakfast with what appetite he miht. 'Why did you reflect this so lov.g, Mr. Bruce' s.;id his h-Jpmate and ct-;.i-fortrr. '1 meant to have r.t'e:ic:d to it yesterday, my dear." 4 You nicaal! That i always your way, Mr. Bruce. Vol oarehniv reelect votir business to the vert i t.-t mo-

inert, and then put yours;;. f in fvi-:e and heat for nothing, my chv.i .' Rcal!v Mrs. Bruce ' 13. it Mrs. Bruce did not allow hi,:i a chance to defend himself. On she went in the most approved cot-jag l in inner, to berate hi a for his circLsfncSa a;,d inatiei.iion. Really Mrs. Bruce And it was really Mis. Bruce, for f;w f the ;cm;..;.".o, and no re oi the- ni :sv;i tit i i

i. lie, gena'.-r coma iiie t;:..-:i pMre with her. Certainly casv J -u couia hive not. Tins clui. r of a . .;- ton mill would have .: i.a: a :,;;.,. kt.isice to the din she raisea aav, doubt not whether a ..i'.kple . r.-' neof those said milU fior.i ti;e hi; Benton Tonans, con!d have becuh.v.rd above her voice. Kssy Joe pu'.ied a cigar case out of his p.iekel elan-v-cl

'You are in excellent spirits, Mrs. i Bruce.' 1 Never in belter.' Vastly tine, Madam. We ' Mrs. Bruce sat down, clapped her feet on the fender, after her husband's manner in the morning. Wo are becgarr, Madam,' Bruce replied. 'Very good 1 will take my guitar, and yen shall lake the three children. We'll j lay under Mr. Hawk's window first, and then under Mr. Harpy's, and then beg our, way to Spcedcrville to plav to the ashes of what was once your factor v which you meant to have insure!. I should like begging of all ihimrs.' 'You abominable woman, I shall ro mad.' 'Don't I beseech you, Mr. Bruce t'.ov put mad beggars in Bedlam.' Bruce sprang tor the door. His wife h-'Crcop'ed him. ' I tare. Josepli is a paper tncaU to have dionn yea (his morning.' 'A p.dicv! and dated yesterday 'Vi , Yr -i.iin: to yet it renewed to-dav tnni.it' it should be done yesf rd a I to.. your Clerk, from you. In do it. Am I not ari abominable woman s"

' When I s

sense of smelling aud lasle in high perfection. Hogs seem to have a great dread of wind: and on its approach, they fly to their sty with great precipitation; and before a storm, they frequently indicate its coming by carrying a straw in their mouths. English pap. Tiie population of the city of New Orleans in 1 830 was 60,000. It is now aid to bo 85,000. 'What will be the population of that southern emporium, when the vast resources of the Mississippi valley are fully developed, it is impossible to conceive. IVestem Spy. A Norman gentleman lias invented a

snuff-box in the shape of a pistol, w hich,

bv the hel; of a sprint:, fires the snull

up the :

ihb

of s::u!V-

f Valuable Property ron SALE.

ripIIE Subscriber oilers for sale the Sicam SttW -SliSS, with its appendages, ready for immediate operation, together w ith Til 11 EE full LOTS

of ground, on "which the Mm is situa

ted. She runs two saws, and Has a powerful Engine. The whole is nearly new. There is also attached, a Mill for grinding corn, propelled by the same Engine. As theie is no permanent Saw-Mill in the vicinity, it affords a tine opportunity for any one desirous of engaging in such business. The terms will be accommodating a part only of (i.e. p! i t.;hase money will be. required in

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Sprigs g?!?tsci Goody. TBHE subscribers have pist reeeiied

' Ji ami are imw openin:: at I Store at Jan' u '!. o. I, ,t i. addition to I ! : r i. , , ; . land g!--iseral as-orU.i'; n: ; ; ! t7TJ Q ij, g Ti fS

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'No more of that. Joseph. Now lt.il o.o wli i ;ii.-t in Hawk and Harpy's a-rummo;.:.'

Voitr i.u-other. I vih I I etieriry, or e en his.' His elaiin covets vou both.

iad our

' V u are an ane!.'

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his feet on the fender and it ;u

teemed thai th.j snu-kvi r.'r.deu-d hi.cars tmpomoii io -ti:-1 f ;!. ;; gentle 1 un!, hjs sp;,u..0, s., j il.d ua-l.-.i voutjlrr.ar.cc a ii;e a; ir t-.- .,.,t-d in graceful volumes f.e:n hi? to,. :.,!.' l- ,. ploovei?;iuot the ma i k -...,u ii.n,.-.; M. .. Bruce ccrtair.iy did. Had s!:e spared her oration the liior.duu's .iss UO!ih! have mde.ced her husband to havo l.ccn putittual to his business, f.u- ne dav at i i ...... i

r,. .i, u m as ne lo-..lc tin: s,i::io of pride la i-e-jh-tiii!U i ;;,!,., U..r ture, that the (irun li Xt.i.-m wdl p nbly take ia retu?i::g i, r- lv t!o . ': of cur ciiizjti.

J rO.,f . !i: - i o

bec.iiiiO an altered man, w.i ii!a-cd from hi-r

ou! noor t'lj;;css. S,;e

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AMiCSKiTi;. Several years since t'lere lived in Massachusetts a poor widow whose only remaining child was a son, who had j :?t arrived at the age of 1G, when ho mus warr.eJ to train i:i the militia. V.-.iv ! , : i i .

. ..-. m.,. ii ...i ii ;;uoa dov, a;us as ( hi .!;:d-dv as tw peas. in .ver - '

ISJIOK- max JXD C1STFXGS, SALT. COUD AGE. NAILS, : '. ' IXTS D F. S TV l- '&", ; TlXll Jni:, SJUDLEllY, ; at: 1 a great variety of such articles as j suit the wants of the Farmer and meJchanic. Tiie public are invited to call and examine for tlicmselves. Having renli-J of Cel. V. James his

veil known and extensive mills, they :re pirpared to do business in that line

tnd on the u.-u-

vinir in inetr einnhn

.. - i i. .. 1 . -

t-xpenoneeu mtt.ri s, t:i:y can promise

gc-neiaj satirtaelion. Customers doming fie.m a distance, can intve their grists to take homo with them. They ak-ohave on hand and for sale, a large l u of Lumber, which they will sell ;it the lowest prices. Tie'v can lunil-h anv oi' intitv ai' flO ,

n a ;cconu t'' 1 me cuv-ioi totice,

!al teiu; and h

i .t ' I l i : ..f i ... . : .

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r lonj v,t in.iutarv exercise.

uat poor Jonathan could not be bro't to lire a g in, not lu:; he haled the very i-:ht - fit. Bit on the eventful day of which we speak, bv the united force of t . i . . i ...

iioieu.i-, enuvaiy ana co-vnnaml, his j uv-ihor wrouglit upon him to promise;

o ii , hue a man. So u he:

oi t

:- to (.o ii!

on toe most favorable terms.

Wheals Tiie m:itijT ritit-K ix cvsir paid for WhCc'.i delivered at the mill. PIATT vvs ATI IE A RX. James' mills, April 10, 1G o.-G.'tf

'Breti

; away .;i. ihn

B; et ze :iv as . s,i ! . . .

"is.i i cou.d nnpai I one lu.le of m v y rgy to you, Mr. B. ucc I 'D-n-..-:-n M.uSam.' k t t

as 3ruce sprung to hi eime an cleganlir.... c; oa liio hvarth. i" t

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mice me:,;;,i w.thout fa: eniog a single screw wojhi h;u , ved it; but ' Well I r.-ar.l to ' Y..ur.ieaui! Mr. B;uee 11

wont pay the da.n.-.r;.", nor It 4 k

n- armo I and equipped as the !,v directs, I --..., .... . he allied fortti like a loan- Mats. ,K. J H 1HL subscnt.ers havejust reeetved

! s, he:res.f war. He arrived in due ; - :" "vogal their store vav ! I .-hod. ro..,,.,..... ..,1 ..... i1" ;,n- ;,n :daaion to their for-

! b!v. ,d at length came to the order to ucl;tM '"'ng tnmrassorlment ton.h Man!..- catri .1-es. w h .m: cur hero he-.u, ind con?,,:!- ci tl:e olb i' ho.-...ike...i.d v.!,,, f.iriv- l.v..!,..l :l.,!-'l:"1 p;i!t, viz:

, i , '--- j r.i t.ouraae. like Bob Acres.

; j .. . i .... fis !'r- !

OK .a- i

ii i ii i

ie uaiatice he welt secureil.

t n i -. - r

"x ijeinsr cesiious oi quiuini;

Sf!.:-M.mv business ;.n coi)seque."re o!

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2L;:a-.:sju ne.utn, atid rciim.:, io my

ta: t;i,l ulK'C lor sale tne property where- (

on f now reside, in utstng fcuti, cotisittina of a full lot of ground, with a Biick H -ise, nearly new, 53 feet front and i feet deep, containing 10 rooms, be-

j sides a kitchen, wash house, smoke

house, and every necess ity convenience that could be wished to render it a desirable house. A fir.-t rate GAUD EN, lai ted with choice fruit trees, vines and shiubs; a roomy Stable and Sheds for Carriages, etc. The House is so constructed as to c u i t either a private family, a taver;-, cr fri0re rooms, good dry celkr under the whole, and a buck cisltM-n, containing 1 (JO barrels, with a metal pump. This property is situated on Front street, ihciag the river, the most pleasant pari of the town. A farther description is deemed unnecessary, as it is prcsemed no one will

purchase without viewing (he premises. I hae also to rent, ;uv one or more y ears, a lot 2) feet front and 132 feel deep, situated o:i 3Iain street a good situation for a Mechanic or t,toro stand.

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SAMUEL BEST. Rising Sun, la. March 2C, 1

WJ ' o I liieninati Gazette will publish the

.cc.c-.iy, m uiu aiuouul ol ami tluir". t.as o;licc'. n x'aitt'l Allpcisoiis haviiiff Watch

tsatmy shop for repairs, are hereby

nuinied that unless they are taken

way w ithin three months from this dale.

Mian oner ineni lor sale lo nay for

Sign of O. H. Perry.

THE subscriber having taken the ta

vern stand formerly occupied by

Mr. J. C. Waggoner, on Front street, in the village of Rising Sun. respectfully announces to Travelers and others that he is prepared to accommodate them in a stylo not inferior to any establishment of tl;e kind in this section of the country. His best endeavors will he used to make liis hsrjse srecab!e, and he hopes lo receive a share of patronage. His table will be supplied with the

best the country can a 'lord: and his bar furnished with good liquors. His stabling is large, and comfortable, and will be well attended. Persons corning oil or going on board steamboats, will find this house a con

von;'-at stopping place.

A. MITCHELL.

Ri-ing .:!. Ma'- 2, ICoo.

the repairs. Some have been left

for ten ears!

S. BEST.

GOODS.

:i'v o.:;l. hen t:.o. ot i- 1 Simnr !.!.!, hr.-, r.,;,-M c- ri ..t..

m S..U! !os eyes, but o.ue n-t j Brown, blue and strined Satinet:

puu.h.etr,g:er. J he command to load I An ii.nmci.i nf T rU 5i......i. .:

I - ' , i.jiioivO kJllii 11 I ' I ..II

: iv!W?..-J, which he o'.-ewd.

o r.-ss 1 landicercliiefs ;

out r:g;i relued to hro: and in this I Fi-ur, d and plain Bobinetl ; -av ,;e proceeded until his gun can- jTioead ;si!d bobinet laces; 'an.ed xcatii lge.. when the company j A sph-dnl assortment of bonn was o:s:l .sed. Li:i;t-! with havin: I belt ribband

Harp i';; ; . . - :'r!ru; ,,!,,!-,!,r,,,1-,rnviJl,,wf,vcn "-i-s? H (c v ; I" r " Plain and h,a , d ,,-on.. ; How rn... utoj ,.e was o.i . ;..:-.. IVr ! d;- vom iVe lV id uu-" o ei ,.-i 1 .,.!. 4 ' bodyCou!d u,, ia his face t ,a,, s i N ,:-,!.-,U,. ba, ,is hoot it. j h 1 LieV'-i'Ml?-'.-' '"".-

froai hi

of flirt hi 1 -

-. ...... i.i.in laioiH.u .a-.:. -Z ,s ; i no

ooay woulJ have up.'cted

coun'en:u:ce that llak and

tailed ia his debt. EisvJce. VVeU?Ir. Ur.tce.tW've io.ih-d I ; a 5 'Who;' ' " 'Oar fV.ea 1 Ch-ck. P.n-ree vas elected cashier of the . I) ti,k t;.i, morning: 0:-c vote would h ue s.e t -i nm.-

How

NEW GOOIJS.

jifMIE subscribers are rcceivinr and

now openin", a handsome assort

ment ot Nn;-;- need Sjujasau'i-

oeiv, among which mav be found

the following ai tick s:

Calicoes, Cambrics, Iij,h Linens; Silks and Silk Handkerchiefs; Oross I landketehief-, Gin"b.aii

Botnhazelts. Hatidsome Vesting; Brown and idonched Muslins; Bobinet and Book Muslin; Straw and Leghorn Bonnets, &c. &c. ALSO,

icLrsre!, Molacs. Oils and Vhieh, together with their former s!o(!:, will make their assortment nearly complete. They wish their friends and customers to call and examine for themselves, as they Will sell low for cash or country produce. " R. K. EATON & Co.

uiMiigSur., .ll.irrh 21, 1835. Till"

M. TURNER, AS just received, and is new opening, a handsome assortment

of iit.sh Spring and Summer GOODS,

consisting in part as follows: Russell and ob-- brovn, green, blue, and black Cloths j Cassinetts, fancy colors. Summer drillings, Mexican mixtures, Hamilton stormenls, Russia shtcting and French linens; M.-i riir. u k and French Prints, a spleu on! assorf ment :

French ginghmns; plain, fig'd., cross barred Jaconets. English, Su-iss and mull Muslins; Plain nndhg'd Grecian Bobinetts; Dii. do. Laces and Edgings; Greon Bei raize, white and greeifgauze Veils; Bombazine Stocks:

A rich aiticle of fun v dress and pocket Handkerchiefs; Umbrellas and Parasols: Chinese Fans; Newest style cf Bonnets and bonnet trimmings; Silk, Valencia, Marseilles, and Velvet Vesting, Curtain Calicoes; Dress Silks; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves; Sheetings and Shirtings; White and colored Cotton Hose, and half Hose; Ladies' Pi unell, Morocco and Seal Skin Shoes and Slippers; Glen's Shoes, Pumps mid SMpners: "'1-11 1 c i I I ' Children's Shoes, a varictv Palm Hats, &c. &c. Together with an assortment of HARDWARE AXD CUTLERY

Queens, China and Glass Wares. Family Medicines, Blank and School Books.

.oi.-, iron, astin.'. Last Steel, brifhi

race Chains. Haimes and Horse Ced

ars, lading Whips, Paints, Oils ami Dye Stufls. ice. e. Also, an assotlP'"f CARPEXTER'S DEXCH J oOi.c5, of Creagh's rnanuf acture, all of which will be sold low for cash or approved country produce. Rising Sun, March 28, 1S35.

'I t oatue, mdin t'd at the unman! i

eowarciee o! her son. seized the ma--- X

V!!Ta-

K U'. id : e. bl":vi! o I . I i i.i In milt.; 7 '. -i

ooiu it toa shoulder, pointed it !M irseill.. , ,!,.. !; . i ..in

(. .; j , I , . ' ... , , .itvu'. . m cu.u rim n ;r

i j i .io u.l- m ire ami was a our to tu- k - .a i .

, .Ji.-iu! iiimi cnv.ll:

I. br

oarsje.

Jmati

tint

door, w!;en ti:

ian, i-'uriau m;

lo sku'U hi hind an o;.jii

a van.

L-iuies and sjeiit lemon silk. beaver and

ucksl.

iCsUtn proves ;

;-oatterecJ into I Brow,, ,!lC, an,J ,hoHilur nl(?lin

mo pn-ees. nn.l lh0 ititrepid old j Oi

-...mi..oi lo oxv si vi ...icntiy against tiie op-

i-( Site Wat! O; Hif i!iu,i- ...i.i!.. 1 .1

, . .ii iv; .. .ill.lt,: ii t

vks, In. kings and domest.e rd.

i us :

P- j i-ai.ey print and a splendid article cf

i lulled G??co,

'Howoeucediy m.im ky. I meant to pr-pmiVo-n b-diie.d iiis serocn voeif-- ' "-ue,i haveeen present lo vole t'. v Coed: j rated.. Stick lo her. mother, there's I Iar&lare. U' v'' . Mne more to eomeel!,? ! They keep c on'antl v on hand a rene Never nunu, Bruce, i.ni;;!cr. ' j rn, a.o,tment of Hardware, consign, 'leu are a 1 ick tr.-.n. Trio ;.ow..fl. A u.-io oxn At : metilit nvetit; 1 nf (.LS. i:..h,. h;,,....c J

tne great lire .a Soedvi a ii.o .... j ,. ' ! " ;! ."nvaio house, one of the light ! hatci:etS hamme,,. wd'cios rut a,u veachea town hv i v i.i ... . :. ! i . ;..: e;i :'-!iti oanc-en d in iu ores..-,t i !,.,,..! . n o,

gr.it uute. vou that v.u v.

. la-

'The devil! Mt poliev c-xnired 1 a-t week, and I meant io Lave - ,i jt lv. tie wed lliis morning.' Joe posted homo in no er h.ppV humor. hea an easy ni m . I .ii'tv np, he is the most u;n ay .,nJ unreasonable m m in ereatioa. 'Mrs. Bruce, by staling ;;f home to hoar you M old, I h ue Iot Uo.s,;nd. I meant t have p,i i.-red tLi-mern.

r .IP VIP. W Li:.. .1

, - -, n.iiii.'M i , . . ...-I , (, us-. eir aii

a io ne present, hand -aws. COOPERS' & CAR PEA

a w as arreted more In a j TERS"1- TOOLS.

i-aeui:- up in the, ALSO l.o.-.Casiin:

. , . - ... i

:.'-!in nanee:

i . . n

ih,

down and I am a liei mi.

MVhy did youmn do it yeslcidav, Air. Bruce? j w.iMhinkingofHawkandliainv ' l meant to, but ' llat :nc ,0 huts,'

. o n: o'lemnm w as It av n t: o i;. ! , u i'.o was xorsing his !o ;r'.ye up their sius, mid par-

i o ix.-s.-m si;i-. i.se :m-";,-i hii nediateli came forward, '..ae lake your d -A link, 1 don't "an t ;m if you are going to make a ! ass about it.' . b a ( H:!ior HcnTlM rM"inorc.i Use )o;;is .inveited into a heaslof drauuhl ; acow, a sow, and two oung horses have beeti seen thoro yoked logelher. In some parts of Italy swine are cmdoyc d in linntii g Iruliles. A cord is lied around the loot of the animal, and he is, led into ihe fields where this plant i found, and wherever he begins to disx. is a sure sign of the plant being immediately under. The hog possesses the

nnc

S Steel, Nails

A COOP ASSOKTMKNT OF Qaecithva iir' and TieEvaro. i bey al-o keen constantly on hand. COTTON VA RN AND lJATTING, from the Rising Sun Factoiy, eitlier at wholesale or retail. CrAII of which they will sell low for cash or approved country p..rdure. 1 & II. JAMES. Bismr sUi), Ja. jo, 1MS (11 y

' subscribers have on hand and

for sale, four Ii rot r:itn Ei'p.rmrif.--

a. , ' 1S1 Mvcx, or lire places, for wood, which they will sell on accommodatimr HAINES t LANIUS. Ktsmg Sun, Jan. 17.

Hetaifi Grocery, AXD LIQUOR STORE. AIJMAN RUSH, respectfully JLP intorm their fuends and the pubhe i;.nera!ly, lh;il ihey have received, m addition to their i dd stock, ati assortaa nt of L'l'Clh ((JiMCt'u'k'S of the

1 quality ; also, (oreigu and domestic

LIL OKS, which they will retail ironi a gill lo a gallon. The follow i..g are a

nan LIQUORS,

Cogi.iae, Peach, and Domestic Bran-

oy; est India and Domestic Rum

Holland and Domestic Gin; Poit, Ma-

lt ira, Swiss, evay, V hue, Sweet Mai . ;iid BardeaxClar. t Wines: Cher

ry Bomiee, Cordiab. Lemonade, Punch.

If & tTS l,c'r bushel in cask w ill' he constantly paid for Flax g-rt'fl at the Ribixn" Sl. Mill, during Ibis vear. and until December, 1 835.

K;LiL.i LI) fhix seed for sowing will be furnished lo Farmers nexl seeding time, and payment in seed taken in the autumn at a fair advance. Rising Sun. Dec. 1U34. 53

Beer, Porter, Cider

Whiskey,

in bottles, and

GROCERIES. Coffee, Ten, New Orleans and Loaf Sugar, Pepper. Alspice, Ginger, Nutmei:s. Cloies, FigS Cinnamon, C:ivendish Tobacco, fresh Raisins, Rico, Cod-fi-h, Mat kaiel, Herrings. Boston and Bui!, r Ciackers. Td.e Salt in boxes, Diied Beef, Bulotii... Saus.i-vs. Western Reseiv. Cheese; ;;;id a gtod assortment of Confeclionaries. The above articles arc of as good a quality as can be had in the ivestem country. Persons who are judges of

uie auicies arc requested to examine for themselves. Prompt attention will be given at all limes to any calls in their line. Rising Sun, March 21,1 835. 7 1y

Xorlh corner vf Mi in and Front streets.

Uj? AVE lately made an addition tt 2.-3. their former stock, which renders their assortment full and complete. They can furnish their customers with, almost every description of SHY GOODS; GROCERIES and QUEEXSWARE Eiardtvarc and Cutlery, and all other articles w hich ure usually kept in the Stores in this place, at low prices and accommodating terms, for ah, or approved country produce. The public are invited to call and examine their stock and the prices. Rising Sun, Feb. 7, 1835. 65y

TEES TIMES IS 1'UBLlSll kveiiy SATURDAY, In RisiimJJcarborn co. Indiana. TERMS. Twi D.iin.rcc ..... .t

in mlvanco; Two Doll.os u.ul Fifty Centi ir PRl'l ill sis months : nr'1'lir..o M.,ll" . .1. I

(. . I "' v vm oi i ? ii i tuo ruu or thf vear. Xn cnl.cr;.,i:., fc:n u : i

lr lesi thiol six mnntlis. A l:iilnn In nnlilV i

hsrontinmuice sit the em! of the time tubecrihi'il ,.r, will R coiisidrieil 11 m w enu;:i.iTrmeiit. paper iliseetiliiMu il until nil prreiiriigca aro pai.l.excrpt :it the option of the Eilitor. "AiUi.rtifoiiietits not exreettinpone qure, wall be insi-rti'il three timrs for $, Bnd 25 ctnt tor euch subsequent iaiertion. Largvr onti ia proportion.

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