Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 148, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 10 September 1836 — Page 3

villains, but no trace of them has been discovered as yet. Banner.

Shop-lifting. We understand a young girl from the country, went into a store a day or two since, for the purpose of disposing of some rags and the salesman being unable to attend to her at the moment, she took advantage of his presence at another part of the store, to steal several articles from the show case, consisting of ribbonds, bead reticule, gloves, Sec. She was traced and the goods recovered, though in a damaged state. The gentlemen from whom the goods were taken, through pity for the misguided girl, let her escape the rigors of the law; but it is hoped this will prove a warning, and convince her that '"honesty is the best policy." ib. Wheat is bringing high prices in Baltimore. The American of the 27th 'ult. says "The most inferior discriptions and truly inferior they are indeed 'readily bring $1 70 per bushel. The crop of Com. Ballard, of the U. S. Navy, has been among the best sent to market, the red wheat having sold for S'2 OG, and the white for 2 15 per bufhel."

Presidential Selection. TlolJ in Indiana, Monday, November 7, 1 "36. FOR PRESIDENT, Martin Van Buren, of New York. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Richard M. Johnson, of Kent'y. ELECTORS FOR LXDLiX.l. John Myers, of Knox county. William IIockhill, of Allen. Jonathan Williams, of Morgan. George W. Moore, of Owen. Jesse J acRsox, of Scott. Marincs Willkt, of Rush. Ei.isha Lox'g, of Henry. Thomas C. Stewart, of Pike; Wit i.tAM White, of Vermilion.

THE stockholders of the Rising Sim

CI Y1JL I X K ER1 A" ti. INDIANA TEACHERS'' SEMINARY

THIS Seminary, located in the village Insurance company, are hereby notified

ol Rising Sun, on the Ohio river, has

been in .successful operation the past

six months, and is open for students wishing to pursue any or all of the branches cf education. The course of study embraces all that is usually taught in the highest institutions in this country. The next session will commence on Monday, the 17th of October. Tuition, 20 dollars per year. Arrangements have been mr.de for teaching the theory and practice of CI V IL 'EN GIN El TUNG. Professor Twimxu, who will give instructions in this department, will receive a class at the commencement of the next session, and in the Spring and Fall will accompany the scholars in excursions for practical improvement, visiting some of the works that arc in progress in this State. The time requisite to prepare young men will be from six months to one year, varying with their previous attainments in those studies which are preparatory to the practice of Engineering. The tuition will be, for the first session, .$50, for the second, 25. to be paid in advance, which will also entitle

the students to all the privileges of the

that an election will be held at the Post Office, in Rising Sun, on the 10th day

of October next, being the 2d Monday

of said month, to elect Aine Directors to serve the next ensuing Year.

MOSES TURNER, Scc'y. September 10, 1S3G. Ad iei i 3a is 1 vn i v i " 3i o S ife.

undersigned

THE

i.. r .. y I Ix

letters o( administration irom me uearhorn Probate Court, on the estate of Joseph Abdon, late of Dearborn coun

ty, elee'd., hereby notifies all persons having claims against said estate, to present them legally authenticated for

settlement, within one vear from this date; and all persons indebted to the same are requested to make immedi-

A ale payment. The solvency of the estate is doubtful. CATHARINE ADDON, Sept. 10, 183G. Admr. DR. BLOODGOOD'S lix!r of Health; THIS medicine was devised for the

cure of (hat most distressing and preva

lent d 'ncaze, I hsprpsia, una its cxlen:?i vc

LATE ARRIVAL OF cw & Cheap Caomis. THE subscribers have just received and now offer for sale, at their store at .'a rues' Mill, a very large and fashionable assortment of GOODS, selected with great care, and suited for the present and approaching season. DRY-GOODS. Broad Cloths, Cassinetts, Cassimeres,

leans, Petersham, Ciicassians, Ging-

shoe ma Kims j axteil WANTED immediately, two first rate Journeymen Shoemakers. Men of sober and industrious habits will obtain constant employment and good wages. GEO. B. HALL. Rising Sun, Aug. 27, 1C3G.

i .,l, i . .. . ' ... .

ii.m.uS um hams, iomba.plts, Flannels, Lmseys.

Calicoes, Silks. Sheetings and Smi ling.

Hosier), Muslins, A'esting--, Handkerchiefs, &c., Sec. C u tfi r, rr

Scientific and Classical department of Use for four jys in various parts of

FOR PRESIDENT, WRliam H. Harrison, of Ohio. For Vice 'resident, no nomination in Indiana

ELECTORS FOR IXDrAXA. John G. Clendenin, of Orange to. Marston G. Clark, of Washington. Austin W. Morris, of Marion. Enoch McCartv, of Franklin. Albert S. White, of Tippecanoe. Milton Stait, of Jefferson. Achilles Williams, of Wayne. Abraham P. Andrews, of Laporte. Hiram Decker, of Knox.

Rising Sun Prices Current. RETORTED FOR THE TIMES.

Apples, dried Apples green, Rac.on, I!eef, laitter Corn meal jt.'oni. Chickens Cheese,

Weft. Uefetve

EL'C5, - . - Flour, Flaxseed, Honey, l.ard, jNI ulasscs, AtiiUon, Oats, Onions, 1'otatoes - Volatoes, sweetj Pork, pickled. Veaches, Salt, Veal, Wheat, Whiskey, Wood,

bush, from $1,00 to

50 lb. 10 12 " 5 6 15. 1 bush. 50 " 33, tloz. 1 00 1 37 lb. 10 e. " 12 rfoz. 10 bhl. 6 25 bush. od !'. 1'2 " 10 all. (K 11). 5 r, tush. II 50 " 37 50 25 i 50 lb. 10 bush. 37 50 bhl. 45 lb' 5 6 bush. 1 00 bbl. 3"" 40 cord. 2 00

the institution. The books selected

are the most approved on the subject,

and can be purchased in this place.

Drawing inrtruments, Stationary, &c, will be furnished for the use of students. The best instruments for field

operation, will also be provided for their

use, under the direction of Professor

Twining. The profession of Civil Engineering

is highly respectable and lucrative,

commanding a higher salary than any

other profession in the West. Good

Engineers are in great demand, and

will continue to be, so long as internal improvements are carried on upon an extensive scale; and in a country open

ing and extending as this is, there is

every probability that canals, rail roads, Sec., will Increase with sufficient rapidi

ty to secure employment to every well instructed and competent Civil Engineer. 13. JAMES,

Sec'y. of the Board of Trustees. Rising Sun, la., Sept. 10, 183G. ftT"The Saturday Evening Visitorj Pitts

burgh; Gazette, Cincinnati ; Palladium, I.awrencetmrgh; Advertiser, Louisville; and Argus, St. Louis, will publish the above 3t. (weekly,)

nd forward a paper containing the same, and

their bills to this office.

Ho ttl a fine's Malm, AN INDIAN REMEDY FOR THE TOOTH-ACHE. THE established reputation and constantly increasing demand for this effec

tual remedy of pain and preservative of

the teeth, has induced the proprietor to

offer it to the American public. When applied according to directions given

on the bottle, it has, never failed to af

ford immediate and permanent relief. It also arrests the decay in defective

teeth, and relieves that soreness which

so frequently renders :i strong tooth

useless. The application and remedy

are simple, innocent, and not unpleasant,

and the large number of persons mditferent sections of the country, that have already experienced such delightful

and salutary effects from the use of the

Balm, are ready to bear (for the public

good,) their testimony, to its unrivalled

qualities.

our country, and the success which has

attenaed its administration, abundant!' prove that the effort was fortunate and successful; it has wrought numerous cures, and is rapidly gaining public favor. Its actions are chiefly upon those great regulators of the system, the Stomach, Liver, Spleen, and Intestines, from a derangement of which spripg most of the diseases that alllict man

kind. Its action on the system is gen

tle and friendly, removing morbid ob

structions of all kinds; facilitating

healthv secretions ; promoting the due

action of the digestive organs; opening

;uid disburdening the system, without

relaxing its tone or impairing its vigor. Hence its adaptation to the whole train

of diseases resulting from a deiangcd

or debilitated condition of the stomach, or any of the digestive organs. Also

in costive and bilious habits, and a3 a general remedytfor numerous diseases

of the stomach and liver, indicated by

pain in the stomach, head, side, and

boulders; oppression from f6pd; gnaw

ing and sinking sensation at the sto

mach; dejection of mind ; disturbed

sleep, and other nervous alleetions;

cold hands and feet; acidity in the sto

mach; general debility or. weakness;

loss of appetite, ezc. Sec. It possesses also highly restorative properties, and

is admirably qualified to restore the

system to health and vigor, when de

bilitated by fevers or other diseases.

Eor feeble and delicate females and

children, it is invaluble. It is entirely

botanical in its composition, and may be used by both sexes of any age, with

perfect safety, without any change of

habit or diet.

Cc5The above medicine is for sale at

S. HATH A WAY'S Drug Store, ir. Ri

sing Sun. Sept. 10, 1 83G.

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Chocolate, Pepper, Salt. Rice, Ginger. Alspice, and all oilier articles in the grocery line. HARDWARE V Ci7'l LI) 1 1 V Iron, Nails Steel. Castings, Shovels, Spades, Foi!;s, Andirons, trace chains,

Mill and cioss cut Saws, Piles, hatch- J'.

ets, Coopers Tools, Sec. A VERY 7. A 1th E ASSORTMENT OF ISo!i, Finn's 2?2S1 iiSro.'yJiEBfs ALSO Queensware, Glassware, Tinware, Saddlery, Hats and Caps, 1 )i ugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stiilfs, Oils, Powder, Shot, Lead, Indigo, Cordage, and every other article heretofore kept in their store. They invite their old customers, and the public generally, to give them a call . PIATT & ATIIEARN. James' mill, Sept. 3, lCoH.

SALE REAL ESTATE. TjT! virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn county, Indiana, I will expose to sale at public vendue, i:-, the town of Rising Sun, in said county, on Saturday, the 2-lth dav

Gloves, j f,i' September ne,t, at the premises, bejlwceii the hours of 10 and 1 o'clock, on said dav, parts of in-lols numbered

31 and 3'J. in said town, subject to the willow's right of dower, being the property f George Paiker. late of said county, dee'd.. and sold for the payment of his debts. Conditions: one-third cash in h ".ml. one-third in six months,

uitl otie-lku d in twelve mouths, with

interest and security. THOMAS BRADLEY, August 27, 1036. Adrar

(0"Mrs. Parker wishes it to be understood that she will not relinquish her right of dower in the above property for less than ,S2o0, in cah.

THE LAST GALL!

LL persons who know themselves

indebted to the subscribers for

Lumber, are hereby notified that they must call and pay the same on or before

the 2Gth instant, or else pay costs after

that time. We are determined to corn-

It is an Indian remedy, ob- meiice suit rigaihst all delinquents after

Drmocrh t ic M vvi i n. A meetintr of the Democratic citi

ens of Dearborn county, is requested to be held at Aurora, on the ,17th day of September, inst., at one o'clock, P. M. to take into consideration the necessary steps for the success of the Democratic ticket. Many Democrats. September 10, 183G. OATSrCORN AND FLAXSEEDT I WILL pay cash for l.OOO bushels of OATS, and IOO bushels of sound old CORN, to be delivered this month. Flaxseed has declined in Louisville to 75 cents per bushel. I am paying 87 1-2 j-pnta rash therefor, and shall continue

to pay it or the highest pi ice (if higher) until the river closes. A pply at Rising

Sun Mill, to DANIEL HINSDALE September 10, 1836.

tained singularly and unexpectedly, (hat time. The Lumber is gone, and

and may be regarded by the civilized the money must come there's no use

world as the most valuable discovery of in fooling about it.

the Red Man of the Woods. LANIUS & ATIIEARN.

From numerous certificates and re- September 3, 183G.

commendations, tlie following is given:

b.vltimore,Mp., Aug. 17,1 83G. One Ccitt Kcwarii.

m rr Ti n t . i IL I

Jo U. l. JHoniagueiv oir: i nave . t t aro . P1.h fon,warnRli

tr'it'A vnnr Rnlrn in 2:1 ra-ses of violent f ...... J i

r W i not 10 fust, ttaroor or employ a

loom acne, ana u nas noi laaeu ... a ,,-,. tbo name r,f W,m llnmmnml.

DoiiH'tfic Attachment. Statr. nf Indiana, Dearborn county, set.

John Clark,) Notice is hereby given, 7. that a writ of domestic

lohnTice.S attachment has been ta

ken out against the goods chattels

rights credits, moneys and effects of the said John Tice, and the cause set for trial on Saturday, the first day of Octoher. 1 83G. at 1 o'clock, P. M. at my of

fice, where, if Hie defendent does not

appear and comply with ttie iaw,juug incnt will be had in his absence. CHRISTIAN COOPER, J. P

September 10,1836.

ingle instance to give perfect ease in

live minutes. 1 have the certificates ol

the persons above alluded to. My a

gents have also tried it in numerous ca

ses, and have not heard of a single in

stance in which it did not give immedi

ate relief. Respectfully vours,

GEO.C. McCUNE.

P. S. I can dispose of from thirty to

fifty thousand bottles in this city.

Price One Dollar per bottle. For sale

it S. HATIIAWAY'S Drug Store, in

Rising Sun. Sept. 10, 183b.

an apprentice of the subscribers to

the Rlacksmilhing business, between

' and 15 years of age. the above

reward will be iriven to any person

who will bring said boy back, but no

thanks, or charges paid.

JOHN INK A L.. Rising Sun, Sept. 3, 133G.

Slaves V Moop poles

WANTED.

dM&rfb STAVES for Whis-

ky and Molasses bar

rels. 33 inches long, heading 20 inches

long, 10 inches broad, clear of sap, and

3-4 thick in the thinnest part 4 per

To SimiMcrs.

THE subscribers offer for sale the

Tvne. Presses, Cases, Chases, Stands,

. J 1 . . i I .1 I ..-III l ; . !..... I .

.vc. alc. late t he property oi me tsuie i mousauu win oe paia in cas n ui gouus

of F. S. Ronton, dec d. 1 lie whole is .MMM hooppoles lor whiskey, molas

in eood order, but partially worn, and ses and flour barrels for the two first

wiil be sold very low, and on a credit of kind, he will pay 12 per hundred;

Town IZtcclioM .. KVf OTICE is hereby given to the A qualified voters residing within the corporate limits of Rising Sun, that an election will be held at Snyder's Hotel, on Monday, the 12lh day of September next, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock. P. M. for the purpose of

7 I 1 choosing live trustees to serve the ensuing year. A. E. GLENN, Aug. 27, 183G. Town Clerk Nvx A: iBBtiortasit Bnvoastioai ton FARMERS km MECHANICS.

PHI HE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the public that he has procured the entire interest in Rowe's Patent Mill, or Machine, for Hulling

Clover Seed, lately invented and highly approved, wherever it has been used. The Machine is of a permanent and cheap construction, and is capable of performing more labor than any other now in use, as the annexed Certificates will show : This may certify that I have in operation Howe's Patent Mill, or Machine, for Hulling Clover Seed, and that it meets by best expectations, and will grind (or hull) 200 pounds an hour. PAUL ROBINSON. Salem, Maine, Oct. 23, 1831. This may certify that 1 have Rowe's Patent Mill, or Machine, for Hulling Clover Seed, in operation, and that it far exceeds all others of which 1 have any knowledge. JAMES SPEAR. New Portland, Oct. 23, 1831. This may certify that I have cleaned thirty tons of seed in my Mill the present season. I have cleaned sixteen bushels in four hours, from good chaff. PAUL ROBINSON. Salem, Maine, April 25, 1335. This certifies that 1 have in operation Rowe's Patent Clover Machine, which meets my best expectations, and I think it will sustain the statements of Paul

Robinson and others; and is in my opinion worthy of general patronage. DANIEL GETXENDANNER. Fredericktown, Md., June 5, 1835. The following is an extract of a letter from the Hon.. Tool Whitney of Philips, Maine, to the Patentee, while at Washington, D. C. dated Feb. 0, 1835: "Many of the Clover Machines that are in operation on your Patent, do a very great business, far beyond any calcula

tion that has been made. 1 hey are rising fast in estimation, and their fame is spreading through this State." The subscriber has selected the abovc certificates from many in his possession they are from highly respectable sources, and may be relied upon.

Persons disposed to purchase an interest in the above Patent Right, arc requested to apply to the undersigned, at David M'Kitri.ck's, in Clay township, Dearborn co. Ind. N. M. TFNNEY. August 27, 183G.

Volice. ALL persons who purchased artirles at the subscriber's sale in October, 1335, and gave their notes for the same, are hereby notified that said notes are now due, and they are requested to call and lift them previous to the 10th of September next. Those who neglect lhi notice, will, after that lime, find their notes at the 'Squire's ollice for collection.. SAMUEL JELLEY. Rising Sun, Aug. 27, 183G.

CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.

one year, for approved paper. Ihe

Presses are from Mammoth down to Royal. The Type from Minion to large Job Letter. Orders from any

part will be promptly attended to.

L'llOMM EDIEU Se CO.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1830.

and for flour barrel poles G2 cents per

hundred. T he subscriber wants all the above stuff delivered at his shop in Rising Sun, immediately. He refers to Haines vV, Lanius and P. Si. II. James. SAMUEL HARKSHIRE. Rising Sun, Aug. 27,1830.

WISH to give general infoimation that they, by mutual agrecment, have dissolved partnership, and that Hall himself will continue the same business, and will settle all debts for or against that house, which have been contracted during the space of lime that they were doing business together. Rising Sun, Aug. 13, 1030.

3. FlftUttK, Tailor; TLffAVTNG made a large addition to his former stock, is now enabled to offer to the public a general assortment of RFADY MADE CLOTHING, among which is almost every arcle of Gentlemen's apparel, in common use; a considerable quantity of which are made from materials of the very

best quality, and most fashionable colors, together with a great variety of common FALL and U'LYTER GARjMIWlS, too various and too numerous to specify here. A great variety of Coats, of different sizes, shapes and colors, some of which .are of a very fine quality of Broad Cloth, Sec. &c. Gentlemen intending to purchase Clothing, are respectfully invited to call and see his stock before purchasing elsewhere. The above goods will be sold at very low prices. D. F. continues to make custom work as usual, and to cut out for those who wish to have their work made at horned .. Rising Sun, Aug. 1 3, 1 836. 44y Wheat V Flaxseed. I WILL purchase the above articles ,for and at the Rising Sun Mill, and will pay in cash the highest price that is paid in the market. DANIEL HINSDALE. FOR SALE, i OOO bushels of first quality Cornj which I will grind, if wanted, for the river trade. D. H. August 13, 183G. Warm for Sale.

N Saturday, the 17th day of September next, will be offered for

sale a tract of S S acres, situated 6 or G miles northwest of Rising Sun, 30 acres are cleared and under good fence, except G acres not yet fenced. The improvements' are a new hewed log dwelling house, log barn, a well of water, a spring of never failing water 100 yards from the house, fcc. Sec. The grain on the ground will be sold with the farm at a fair price. Terms, one-half in cash, and a liberal credit on the balance. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call and see the premises before the day of sale. ALSO at (he same time and place, will be offered for sale, Horses, ('attic, 18 head of J logs. Farming Implements, Hay, Wheat, Potatoes, Corn in the field, Household ami Kitchen furniture, Sec. .Terms: on all sums over $5, a credit of U months sums under $5, cash. Sale to commence at 1 0 o'clock. LVDIA WRIGHT. Augu'sf20, 1830.

Wheal WftHte-il. MK highest maiket price will be riven in CASH, for any quantity

of mei( hanlahle Wheal, delivered af. the Union Mill, in Uising Sun. 1IALNKS, I.AMUS i. H.ViTliSUS.' August 0, 1830.