Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 161, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 10 December 1836 — Page 3

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IN DIANA LIXJISI, ATI THE. By a letter (roru Indianapolis, we learn that both branches of the Legislature were organized on Monday last. In the House, Caleb 15. Smith, of Fayette, was chosen Speaker; Mr. Elliott, Clerk; and George B. Wilson, assistant Clerk. In tho Senate, Charles Test was chosen Secretary, and Ebenezer Damont, of Wilmington, in this county, assistant Secretary. The election for United States' Senator, was expected to take place on Thursday. The friends of Hendricks, Noble and O. II. Smith, seemed to expect success. Ctj-Gcncral Haukison's majority in Indiana, is S?,80:. The official statement of the votes given in the different comities, has not been received ; hut we presume it has been published ere this at Indianapolis. 07 VVe have no further news of importance on the subject of the Presidential election. It having been reduced to a certainty that Van Buren is elected, the papers on both sides, say but little about it. Till: YlCi: PRKSIDKNCY. Some of our exchange papers are speculating as to who will be the Vice President. It seems certain that no choice has been made by the People. Virginia did not vote for Johnson. If she has voted lor him in her electoral college, he may be elected ; if not, the case is doubtful. When the People fail to elect, the two highest candidates are returned to the Senate, upon which the duty devolves of choosing the Vice President. Johnsou is the highest ; and from a statement we have seen, it seems probable that Tyler and Granger will each receive 62 votes. Which of the two will be returned to the Senate? Here is what makes the case doubtful. For our own part, we consider Col. Johnson's chance of success better than either of his opponents . OT-The navigation of the River has been somewhat impeded the present week, by floating ice. The weather, however, having moderated considerably on yesterday, we think it probable that the ice will soon run out, and the River continue open for some time yet. 07-The Palladium of December 3d, comes out with the name of Milton Gregg stuck up as Editor, Printer and Proprietor. ot a word is said about the chance of proprietors. We understand that a fuss was last week kicked up between the glorious nineteen, the consequence of which was that the renowned Col. Cameron had leave to withdraw . lie has probably gone back to the I'ly Market neighborhood. The Palladium may now be better conducted than it has been for some months past. There is one thing, however, much against it : and that is, as every body knows, Gregg lias always been an understrapper for certain men in and about Lawrcnceburgh. STONE COAL. Wc have seen a paragraph in some of the papers, copied from the Greensburgh, la. Reposi tory, stating that a large bank of stone coal has lately been discovered on one of the head branches of Laughery creek, about twelve miles South East of Greensburgh. It is stated that the bank of coal is thought to be inexhaustible. If this be true, it will, as tlie Editor remarks, at one day be of considerable value to that section of country. HYDROPHOBIA. It will be seen by the following article, copia from the cvay limes 01 inursuay ' 1 1. . that a case of that arcaa.u. ana case, me 11,0..,-.. rod, auno iu ou. w? 1 1 m.io-hhnrnnn . it t: .advise our citizens and neighbors to Keep an eye on stran o and slrasrdin-r dogs. Case of 11 vDUoruoiu v. a cast .01 this truly alarming and fatal disease nas ii.. ..-..na in due nniiniv. thai recently uenineu, m demands the utmost vigilance and cautionof the citizens, towarus cxieimm.iting all dogs that miyappeai 10 txme,tO eXlUOit the least signs of being infected with g iniecicu ni the disease, as we UilULl Jl'"u w.. " U, , Ji in our village have which acted uncommonly strange , . , mon v suauiie anu bore stronsr characteristic symptoms strucsling under tlie nornoic. m.u.iuj. .1 1 . 1 1 . ,1 The young f.iilnrnp IV lAJP T-'IH V G CUllt.lLl ii"- -w- - now record, we unueisiauu, I .1 1 . .-I n nQ prandchild, about seven years old, ot Mr. Reuben Roche, living on inai.in It was nit on me leg . t uu t If- Wniliul L4L T.iv3 n.-o, . its accustomed health, out trie rai iuiii . . .. 1 i- . and deadly poison was still in us sys tem, and the. first evident signs 01 ill ness the eirl experienced was a blind ness that struck her eyesight, after which the symptoms of Hydrophobia, xith all its train of horrors, began to "r of waconvulse her features, the sight ter would throw her into strange parox vsms, and she expired after suffering the most indescribable agony, on last nndav evenina a victim to that most mvtfrrmii4 and shockiii'' of all di ill uis;ifs MJ"V" . . . , tlie who e catalogue ot iiuiivin com I in plaints. Cat tion Notes purporting to of the Illinois Savings Bank, dated i...r..,crtnn Wi-consui Tetrilon.aie circulation in this vicinity. There w.siitntion that we know ind ihe notes arc fraudulent worth one cent. Vinccnncs Gazette.

Base moxev Twenty-five cent spurious .Mexican pieces, are now in circulation in New Orleans. The engraving is bad, and the counterfeit can easily be detected. Wc are informed that a number of thoe pieces were manufactured at the North, of pure bras?, and shipped to Mexico, there to be finished off with a little quicksilver. It would be well to be on the lookout for these brazen scoundrels, who, not satified with leading a debased life, would pass on us money base as themselves. La. Coin:

Another Accident. We arc informed by a citizen of this place, just returned from the east, thai S. Merrill. Esq. Cashier of the State Bank of Indiana, had his leg broken by the upsetting of the stage, somewhere in Maryland, while on a late tour to the Hasten! cities. Ri funond Palladium. On Thursday last, by the Rev. C. L. Bartlett, Mr. "Robert Ceore to Miss Lucy ANN-,daujhler of Mr.D aniel Sink, all of this village. The livcciim. The Lyceum will meet this evening at the Methodist church, at G o'clock. Mr. Morison is appointed to Lecture. Tlie question selected for discussion is, Ought Congress to pass laus restricting Foreign emigration? The members are expected to be punctual in their attendance. The public are respectfully solicited to attend. Dec. 3. Rising Sun Prices Current. RETORTED FOR THE TIMES.

Apples, dried bush, from j 1,00 to Apples green, " 37 50 liacon, - lb. 10 12 Reef, - " 5 7 Rutter - - " 15 18 Huckwheat, - cwt. 3 50 Corn meal - bush. 50 Corn. - " 33 Chickens, - iloz. 1 00 Cheese, - lb. 8 10 West. Reserve. u 15 Er;, - - doz. 10 Fh.ur, - - bbl. 8 00 Flaxseed, - bush. 1 00 I lone v, - - lb. 12 Hides, 4 l.ard, - 12 Molasses, . gall. C2 Mutton, - "lb. 5 6 Oats, - bush. 18 20 Onions, - 37 50 Potatoes - " 25 Potatoes, sweet, " 1 00 Pork, pickled. lb. 10 Pork, fresh, at market, 7 Peaches, dried, bush. 1 50 Salt, - bbl. 45 Tallow, - - lb. 10 Tobacco, leaf, - " 4 manufactured, " 10 Veal, " 5 C Wheat, - bush. 1 25 Whiskey, - bbl. 37 38 Wood, - cord. 2 50

I WISH to purchase HAY in bales. DANIEL HINSDALE. Rising Sun, Dec. 10, 1836. JilUable JflediCinCSl Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup OR COUGH MEDICIXE. THE basis of this medicine may be l" I found in nearly all the cough prescripUons of scientific Physicians both in Amer;ra. F.nodand. France, and other lia,:nna. KIlt :a Qn nrnnnri innoH and com.0 - ---- ruuu"-u " ll,v- 1 J ''Jlun 1 rn-iimMnM I r 4tr 1 '11 I rvi An r rtr TI1 f !1C 1 f

oflrered to the blic for the reiief or by Buck, his attorney, and files his pe Pulmonary affections, and all tition showing, amongst other things J ' ..... . .

kinds s of cough, whether produced by una, Pleurisy, Measels, Hooping Asthmr f, , n..,.n-nM rniIiruan(i ;,11 that S , . varie( ofCou h produced by common 11 rp. vtrrnt-.Mo P.ilmmmrv Svrpis offered the public by the Propnetor not as an experiment, but trom a. . . r long experience 01 us etucacy iwm m Ji .. - : . . . 1 the eastern and western slates: ne is well aware of thp nrciudico that exists ,. roro nC 11j:-. f,( rY;,rts J - in the minds of many persons against C I III' MM' 111 I I'll f'll I'S I I I I II tl III llll 1UI 111 m3;!;r;M. l,nt if thosc whose mhld3 arc thus prejudi- , mf..i;rin n fair trial " ' " . . ,n a .ln-.onc t.mr.a im :i rmr il i it tr 11 1 1 1 v. tll-v.l.-t..O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. v J iiiiu ,mv'' ' ' ' .- i . 1 . .. J: 1 ! ' i . jil" b Jo prejudice and more IU Hie Ull eCllOOS IllVeil. IIS saiumi r lfully establish its reputation. The proprietor is in possession of many certiticates. but he is con idem mat us utility will be belter tested by those who give it a fair trial than by tlie testimony of others, J French Ointment. '3 A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE ITCH. FOR TIIE IN the treatment of this disease, much li.mr.r ii i0-IUm V ( HHP III IP PniKI - . . r. .1 1 . I - "T"J v - - union IIV Hie use oi mei cm ifii in i-iirii lions, such as blue ointment, etc. 1 J ...I he active ingredients ol the I rench (Jinl at ment are purely vegetable, and the arin title a certain, safe and speedy cure is for Ibis very troublesome complaint, of, It has also been used with great success not in scald head, and the "Dutch Humor." I I his is also an excellent article for the

destruction of vermin in the hair, the use of it not being attended with the danger with which red precipitate and other mercurial preparations are. Lightning Tooth-Ache Drops. THESE Drop-, when properly appli

ed, effectually blast the nerve and pre vent its twinging, and this without, in the least decree, hastening the decay of the tooth, or producing any of those unpleasant effects, such as soreness of the mouth, :c. which attend the use of mineral acids, peai l is!', and other caustic preparations. C 'aiBE! Eiia i i o r?3 i xi hit, for nisi:.w:s or the STOM.1CII .LYD BOWELS. THIS Medicine can be confidently recommended to the public as the safest and most effectual remedy ever offered, in diseases of the stomach and bowels, as Diarrhea or loosne??, Cholera Morbus, Dyseiitary, ccc.,and that frequent and fatal malady among Children termed ''Cholera Infantum," or "Summer Complaint." This medicine is offered to the public, not as an experiment, but from long experience of its cfiicacy both in the Eastern and Western stales. It is superior to most others, in preventing nausea and vomiting, and in all case of Debiiily or Weakness, it gives a proper tone to nil the circulating system, regulates the pulse, and produces a free and healthy action on the different organs, by gently stimulating the bowels (o a healthy discharge ; and in case of Spasm, or Cramp Colic, pain or griping in the bowels, it gives almost immediate relief. It has a renovating influence on all constitutions, if administered with care and judgment, according to the directions. Dr. Snow's Rheumatic Syrup, specific FOR TIIE rheumatism. THIS medicine, when used according to the directions, is almost certain to effect a speedy cure of that painful and often dangerous disease, the Rheuma tism. It is prepared according to the formulary of a distinguished physician, who has used it in his practice for a number of years, with the greatest success. IVcrvc aEBfl Hone Tinament. TIIE use of this penetrating fluid has been attended with unparellelcd suc cess in ail the disorders c! horses which require an external application, such as corks, chafes or galls, cuts, wounds, sprains, tifm in the eye, ccc. ccc. The Nerve and Bone Linamcnt is likewise an excellent preparation for burns or scalds, sting of insects, weak ness or stiffness of the joints, swelling of the glands, throat, ccc. Cd?"The above medicines are for sale at S. HATHA WAY'S Drug Store, in Rising Sun; at LUKE EVILL'S Drug Store, in Wilmington; andZ.T. PERL,l V ALj cc Lo. s btore, in Hartford. December 10, 183G. State of Indiana, Dearborn count), set, Brobate Court of Dearborn county, No vember 1 erm, 1 830. In the matter of the es-i On petition to tate of Adam Bowman, reinstate will deceased. j fcc IN this matter comes John McIlvoy,jr that one Adam Bowman, formerly of Botetourt county, in the State of Vircinia.did. in his life lime, make his wil ir liri-i'llxr . a .. f U .r n (l.lo ri;imn in writing, bequeathing to this petition er. certain rights and claims, due an coming to him the said Bowman, dee'd irom me united states; mat tlie said 1-11 1 . m u.ii ucum tuiumcu uj un:, uiu : . 1 1 1 1 1 ! u - .1 . 1 pnmng mat ne ue aumiueu 10 maKe proof thereof, and to restore and reinproof thereof, and to restore and rein. 1 . . ..... . . . ... state the said will on the records of this I vuum 1 , ililtl Ull 1 I I T I K tliu .iLiv I V-liiinm-r I.it.rr l,v rn..ri reasonable, notice is hereby given to the heirs of the said Adam Bowman, if . . . .. .. I j '7 - ' - - j- . . ., I riiiu'ni'i ,11. 1 J.. i 1 . 1 . r'i t fill- i 1 1 ' 1 t f 1 1 , . any tliem ho. nun to all other nprsnns vw.ix .i nut in iina in. 11 uit Court w ill proceed to act on said peti tion, on the third day of the next February 1 erm ot tins iourt. by order of the Court: JAMES DILL, Clk. P. C. December 10, 183G. Slate of Indiana, Dearborn county, set. Probate Court of Dearborn county, No vember 1 erm, 183G. In the matter of the es-) On petition tate of Adam Bowman, to reinstate deceased. S 'ast will. IN this matter comes the petitioner, lie .Jolin :Mcllvoy, 11m. y duci., 111s attor I.I . . I lk tl- - nev, and on Ins motion, it is iiilcu and ordered by the Court now here, that notice be given to the heirs of said deceased, if any there be, and to all other persons concerned herein, that the peti tioner will proceed, on the 4th day of I January next, at the othec of Joel De-

coursey, Esq. in the town of Rising Sun, in Dearborn county, Indiana; and at the Mayor's office, in the town of Newport, Campbell county, Kentucky, on the Olh day of January next, between the hours of 'J o'clock, A. M. and d 1 M. on said days, to take depositions to

prove the existence and desliuciion of certain will and testament, made In die said Adam Bowman in hi. life time, in favor of him the said John Mcllvov. uiiior. By order of (lie Court: JAMES l)ILL,C!k. B.C. December 10, 1 83G. M fa. V- a. vl o T. F. Applegate, Surgeon Den list, IESPECTFULLY informs the citi zens of Rising Sun and its vicinity, that ic is now on Main street, two doors k-Iow Maiket, where lie will practice in tiie line 01 ins profession, r.very operation appertaining to Dental Sur gery, will be skillfully performed, on the most reasonable tcrm-s. Rising Sun, Dec. 3, 1 83G. WILL pav cash at 25 cents per bush el, for any quantity of bright and well cleaned Oats, that mav be delivered at he Rising Sun Mill, before the 2olh of )eccmher. I would prefer furni.-hing j v.ioog "ag-, anu uae mem put up in i 1... . . 1 1 .1... - ..1 the country. DANIEL HINSDALE. Rising Sun, Dec. 3, 1G3G. 1 O BBLS. Vinegar, of the first quali ty, just received and for sale, at retail, .y ISA U. VI AN Oc RUSH. December 3. A FEW cans of first quality Oysters, for sale by Dec 3 DAUMAN & RUSH. HEAD QUARTERS REMOVED! THE subscriber begs leave to notify his friends and the public, that he has taken up his winter quarters in Mr. Scranton's tailor shop, en Main street, opposite P. Eastman's, where will punc tually attend to all calls in his profes sion, such as BARBERINC-, TOOTH PULLING and BLEEDING, in the best manner, and on moderate terms. From bis experience in these blanches of business, and having procured new and first quality instruments, he flatters himself that he will be able to impart satisfaction to all who may patronize him. (ttrRAZORS honed and put in good order, on short notice. S. S. WALKER. Rising Sun, Dec. 3, 1 83G. BROWN, Master, WILL ply regularly lit as a packet between 2 ising Sun and Cincinnali. Will leave Rising Sun evcry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at sunrise, and pass Aurora, Petersburgh, and Lawrcnceburg from 8 to 10 o'clock, and return from Cincinnati on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. This arrangement will continue until further notice is given. P. & H. JAMES. Rising Sun, Dec. 3, 183G.-4Gtf THE sale of Town Lots at Rising Sun, advertised to take place on Thursday, the 1st of December, has been POSTPONED. Notice will be given hereafter of the time the sale will take place. JAMES GRAHAM, -saiTI-tTr l- y-v lf M November 2G, 183G. THE undersigned having taken out let ters of administration from the Cleik's office of the Probate Court of Ripley county, Indiana, on the estate of Jou. Lu'PEitu, deceased, late of W aslnngton township, in said county, hereby notifies all persons having claims against said estate, to present tliem, duly au thenticated for settlement; and all per sons indebted are requested to make immediate payment. Ihe estalc is nrobably solvent. MOSES LlPPERD,.imV. November 2C, 1 83G. IPlssoiiilsoas. THE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, in the Boot and Shoe making business, has been dissolved by mutual agreement. The business in future will be conducted by H. Hall, who will settle the - ' accounts of the firm. GEO. B. HALL, JOHN T A IT, Jr. Rising Sun, Nov. 12, 183G.

To &oiejr$. THE subscriber will give immediate employment to four Journeymen Coolers 2 to make 3 or dOO poik bariv! , and 2 to make G or COO lard kegs; and will pay, in cash, when the work is done, 40 cents fertile barrels, and ?) cents for the kegs. Good board ca:. !;:; had at S)'J per week. WANTED, 055 merchantable Pork barrels, to lo. delivered within six weeks, at Iiisii :: Sun, or at Cochran's store, in Aaron. ; for which 87 1-2 cents rer barrel wil! be paid. Also wanted. -1.000 pork barrel hoop poles, and 10,000 tobacco keg poles split cu! of white oak sapplins or hickory. Eor the barrel poles I will pav 5"l,2o per hundred, and 10 cents for the tobacco hoops. .S10 per thousand for dry whkey or pork barrel heading. SA31UEL B. McCOY. Rising Sun, Nov. 19, 183G. TO THE CITIZENS GF TOWN, THE subscriber hereby informs the citizens of town and vicinity, that he has abandoned the maiket house, and will hereafter keep Bl'EF in the cellar under the Rising Sun Exchange, on Mondays and Fridays of each week, after 4

o'c lock, in the afternoon. He intends keeping as good beef, a- can be bought in the country; and will attend regu lariy on the days named, except when lie may not be able to procure beef. Potatoes, Butter, Egg, ccc. will be generally kept for sale at the same place. The subscriber tenders his sincere thanks for the patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes to merit a continuance ol Ihe same. JONAS MENDELL. November 19, 1 C3G. THE School Section No. 1G, in township No. 4, range 3, west, will be ottered for sale at the Court House door in the town of Wilmington, Dearborn co. Ind. on the 31st day of December next, between the. hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and 4 P. M. on said day, in separate lots according to a division and survey of the same, made by the trustees of said township, a plat of which will be exhibited on the day of sale, by the undersigned. School Commissioner for the county of Dearborn aforesaid. HENRY WALKER, November 5, 1G3G. Comnvr. Take S3 Up BY Wm. A. Kerr, of Laughery township, Dearborn county, Indiana, on the first day of November, 183G, one YELLOW SORREL MIRE, supposed to be ten years old last spring, 14 1-2 hands high, with a star and snip in the forehead, a saddle mark on the left side, under the saddle; no other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to twenty-five dollars, by Wm. G. Mar shall and Hiram Baird, before me, this 18th of November, 183G. D. WEAVER, J. P. Stale of Indiana, Dearborn county, ss. I hereby ccrtifv the above a true co py from my estray book, taken Nov. 19, 183G. D. WEAV ER, J. 1 . CasU limited. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber . I I . 11 .1 Ml eiiner oy note or dook account, win fir.d it to their advantage to call and settle the same immediately. DAVID FISHER. Rising Sun, Nov. 12, 183G.-3t ADMINISTRATION. rilE undersigned having taken out letters of administration on the estate of Fames Lemmox, dee'd., late of Rising Sun, Dearborn county, Ir.d. hereby nofify all persons indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment; and all persons having claims against the same will present them to tlie undersigned, legally authenticated for settlement, according to law. The estate is supposed to be solvent. C A T II A R I N E LI : M M ON,rfn' JOHN B. CRAFT, Jdntr. November 12, 183G. Police. Jos. G. Marshall oc Asa ph Buck, . AVK associated themselves in the practice of law, in the counties of Dearborn and Switzerland, in the circuit courts of said counties. Mr. .Mar?hall resides in Madison and Mr. Buck keeps his office at Rising Sun, where he may be found. Business confided to them, will receive the joint attention of both. April 2, 1836. wfils Suited. T "UlE highest market price will be iven in CASH, for any quantity of merchantable Wheat, delivered at the Union Mill, in Rising Sun. HAINES, LANIUS & HASTINGS. August G, 183G.

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