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curity to us all, in our lawful and honorable pursuits, under the lasting safeguard of republican institutions. It was not intended to confer .special favors on individuals, or on any classes of them ; to create systems of agriculture, manufaclures,or trade; or to engage in them, either separately or in connection with individual citizens or organized associations. If its operations were to be directed for the benefit of anyone class, equivalent favors must, in justice, be extended to the rest; and the attempt to bestow such favors with an equal hand, or even to select those who should most deserve them, would never be successful. All communities are apt to look to Government for too much. Even in our own country, where its powers and duties are so strictly limited, we are prone to do so, especially at periods of sudden embarrassment and distress. But this ought not to be. The trainers of our excellent Constitution, and the people who approved it with calm and sagacious deliberation, acted at the time on a sounder principle. They wisely judged that the less Government interferes with private pursuits, the better for the general prosperity. It is not its legitimate object to

make men rich, or to repair, bv direct

ceive, without delay, any aid in their embarrassments which your deliberations can afford. Coming directly from the m dst of them, and knowing the course of events in every section of our country, from you may best be learned as well the extent and nature of these embarrassments, as the most desirable measures of relief. I am aware, however, that it is not proper to detain you, at present, longer than may be demanded by the special objects for which you are convened. To them, therefore, I have confined my communicaion; and, believing it will not be your own wish to extend your deliberations beyo:;d them, I reserve till the usual period of yov.r annual meeting thatgeneral information on the state of the Union which the Constitution requires me to give. M. VAN BUREN. Wasiiixc.tox, th September, 1S37.

PERSOXAIi APl'EARAXCE. This is a thing of accident, resting with nature. No man or woman can form their own persons, and none should be praised or blamed on this head. The desire for looking well is rui ling half the young peo

ple in the world causing them to study

-the cultivation of the mind. It is al

ways a mark of a weak mind, if not a bad

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grants ot monev or legislation intaorot, . .,.'. '

nnrtirss :ir Durante. o.os not inrnrrort in V1 t'"" ...uvuxouuum ,ou,,

the public service. This would be substan-

benefit of others. But its real dutv-that hcarJ' to he,ar,a lierso" Pse r blame

i . , i - . anotner sole v because mev are nanusome cutv, the penormancc ot which makes ai ' , . , , , , -j -. ,.i , c i i or homclv. Actions should be the test, rood Government the most precious ot hu- ...... . . .'

' .1 - . i and a liberal course ot conduct pursued to nan blessnig; is ltto enact and enforce . ... , , 1

vstem of laws commensurate

all. It matters little wl ether a man be

STATE OF INDIANA,) g Dearborn county, Probate Court of Dearborn co., AUGUST TERM, 1S37. In the the matter cf the estate of Richard Field, dee'd.

N this matter, on the reading and filing of the petition of Joseph J. Fiel.1, act

ing administrator of Richard Field, dee'd., for sale of real estate of deceased to pay debts, it appearing to the Court that the

heirs of said dee'd. are not residents of

this state; Notice is therefore hereby given to said heiis. to wit Elizabeth Field, Paschal Field, Thomas Field, Geo. Field, Judith Rucker, Paschal Rueker, Mclvin Field, Jasper Field, Newton Field, Eliza beth Ilenshaw, Thomas Ilenshaw, and John F. Alloway, that they be and appear

before the Judge ot the Probate Court ot Dearborn county, oi the third day of the next term thereof, to be hohicn at Wilmington, in and for said county, on the second Monday in Oovember next, and show cause, if any they have to show, why all the real estate of the said Richard Field, dee'd., to wit : In lots numbered 75 and 70, in the town of Lawrcnccburgh, county of Dearborn, and State of Indiana, should not be sold for the payment of the just debts of said dee'd. Sent. 2. 1837. JAMES DILL, Clerk. Tivyy & Sfooxkr, Afty's.

Yoiice S hereby given, that application will be made to the board of Trustees of the

corporation of the town of Aurora, at their

meeting on the first Saturday m October next, being the 7th day of said month, to vacate so much of the alleys in the town aforesaid, as lies between lot No. 40 and No. 47, and between pub'ic square No. 1, and lots No. 25 and 21. The first mentioned lot, No. 40, belonging to Geo. W. Cochran; No. 47 to Nelson Lathrop; No. 25 to Joseph Grove, and No. 21 to Geo. P. Bucll and Geo. W. Lane. GEO. W. LANE, N. LATHROP, JOS. GROVE. Aurora, August 20, 1837.

Administrator' iVoticc. "JVOTICE is hereby given that the imdcrsigned have taken out letters ot

administration on the estate of Roswell Johxsox, late of Johnson township, Ripley county, Intl., dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, are notified to present the same properly authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be amply solvent. HENRY S. PATE, JOHN JOHNSON, GOFF M. WILSON, August 20, 1S37.-P Adm'rs.

SADDLES & HARNESS.

I he continues to cuaV

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man

l , . . , J tall or snort, whether the blood stains the

.,"i-i . i. ,-' J - . . check or runs m another channel. rash-

. i '-. i . .- " .t ion makes the difference as to beauty, to reap, under its benign protection, the re-; ... . , ... .i;'c t i i , ! I he lil is as sweet it not so gay, as the wards ot -virtue, industry, and prudence. ! -. . . . G t . j i . . " .i - ii 1 rose, rnd it bears no thorn about it. As 1 cannot doubt tnat on this, as on all - .... , , , , , o--,;i., - -i i n- , i to appearance, fashion should not be alsmiilar occasions, tne 1 eueral Government , , 1 , ' . , , . . . x.-;n i - . .i ; lowed to bear upon that which cannot be will nuu its agenex most conducive to the ; . . , , . . coor,, -n.ii;,.'.,-f.K.,.,i,.-i.i changed, except by deception, and that

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j lUULLUt 111 ILtllll IIUI ' oi Hi lllV. LAVUV.'1V i ' being so. even if it could.

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limited to the xerciso of its conceded now- 1 ltu'u? 151 it-.iuix ,

ers

In never assuming, even for a well i

meant object, such powers as were notde-i signed to be conferred upon it, we shall in j Two Thieves. Young Kenton, who reality da mast for thr mnoral wplf:ir. Pvas convicted of horse stealing, m our court

Tn avr.l.i r.vwv ipmoLp,- inimf.-mwo ' at its recent sitting, when he was called i

with the purs-Jits of the citizen, will result i "P t0 receive his sentence, said that he STEEL, Nails, Salt, oCC . kc

NOTICE. HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock of COODS of Messrs.

Geo. W. Lane oc. Co. would respectfully inform his friends and the public, in general, that he will continue the business at the old stand, where will be constantly kept on hand a large and general assortment of buy croons, G roceries, I lard ware, Qucns ware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Cordage, Window Glass, Tinware, Hollow ware, Slats, Hoot, Shoes,

Ena;lish, American, and German

HE undersigned having assigned their books in the county of Dearborn, to

Ncffand Brothers, for collection, are hereby authorized by Ebenczcr Dumont, their attorney, to proceed immediately to collect the accounts on ihc same. All persons therefore indebted to the firm of John Ilarweod & Co. or to Ilarvvood & Powell, arc

requested to come immediately forward and settle the same, as it is out of our power to give any indulgence whatever. JAMES POWELL. JOHN IIARWOOD.

Orl have now the entire hooks of the lid firm of llarwood 5cCo. or Ilarwood &

Poweil, in my possession, and will be rea-

ly at all tunes to make settlements. No

other person is authorized to settle the said books but myself.

EI3ENEZ ER DUMONT, Att'y. for AejfSf liro's. August 20, 1S37.

in mora benefit than to adopt measures ! was 'og into ine commission ot tne crime which could only assist limited interests, b" onc Jamcs talker, who lives not far and are eagerly." perhaps naturally, sought i tr0l Cincinnati, and a young man by the for, under the pressure of temporary cir-; namc ot Applcgatc. V alker he describes cuinstances. If, tlic-rcibre, I refrain from ! as be!11S Rhout 2; ycar,? olJ and PP c" suggestmgto Cciuncss auv specihV. plan ?a,e about 1S or VX , Those lwo forwgnlating the exchanges of the eoun-: aJs arc ,at la RJ, lt, ma7 e well for trv; relieving mercantile embarrassments ; i tne Public t0 kecla 0f f.,hcmor interfering with the ordinary operations 1 f'llZi of foreign or domestic commerce; it is -- from a conviction that such measures: t9QtCC are not witlun the constitutional province i , , , , . , c.i , .i.i-i I he public is hereby cautioned against otthe Genera! Govermiient, and tnat their , 1 , , c ,, j ii . i i i purchasing or trading lor three notes, or adoption would not promote the real md 1 , . o i t n 1 t ... lc . . . . . any one of them, given to Samuel Jellev

cniuiii-iu ueuiiiu oi muse tuev nugu: ce designed to aid.

Which he will dispose of on reasonable terms for cash or country produce, or on approved credit. LEWIS G. IIURLPERT. Aurora, August 20, 1S37. (.Htf

as agent for Aaron and David Close, for

ihc farm where the undersigned

baid notes were given, one in

l,'-:''',1flc ra 1835. and one in 1836 tor 13 i'O each. We are determined not to

manual ;i-.- ;i i n.,j i ,. i

itv ot the nation. Ansino-.m a m-eit do-: 1 -,

, , , as tuev were traunuiennv outainea irom gree, from the transactions ot foreign ana . - n 1711H.TU pini.

H,- - . . IjljUi.l W!l 1 11 VlJ'k.lJ,

they have chiefly fallen.

The great agricultural interest has,

: .1 1 ... i now hve.

iiiiii-.-, uiougu unquesuonauiy great, are i limited in their extent, and cannot Le re

garded as affecting the perm

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ABRAHAM CLOSE. September 10, 1XS7.

COL L I-.CTOR' JS AOTI C E.

many parts of the country, suffered com

parative iv little, and. a.s if Providence in- vatip - 1 ! .11 i ii .: 1- 1 .. - NOllLLis hereby given to all persons

icu eu 10 ei.piay me mumncence 01 its . . - 1 Circuit Court, in and for the county of

LABORlNii hands wanted imme

diately, on the 1st, tld and 3d sec-

lions of the Aurora and Napoleon turnpike road, between Aurora and Wilmington.

Liberal wages will be given. One Saner

intendent wanted apply to R. Moore or I. Hancock, Wilmington; J. Langl. -. or II. Walker, Aurora. T. KIMBALL, j J. LANGLEY, I R. MOORE. 5 I. HANCOCK, SH. WALKER, J Aurora, August 'H, 1SJ7.

IT is expected and desired, that the subscribers to the huildi ng ot the newMethodist church, in Rising Sun, will pav up according to the subscription, on or before the first day of September next, as funds will then be wanting. THOS. JONES, Prcs't. Rising Sun, Aug. :','), 137. A T ICE.

HE fi rm ot Craft ic Son, has been dis

solved almost one car and a number

of claims vet remain unpaid Therefore

this is to notify those that may be con

cerned, that I trauf my money, and this is

the last call Irom me. My Books, notes, lcc. arc left with Mr. Lynn, who is duly authorized to attend to their settlement. JOHN B. CRAFT Rising Sun, July 2t, 1S.'7.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of sale, in the nature of a writ of execution, to me directed from the Clerk's olhee of the Dearborn

goodness at the moment of our greatest j

catc of Taxes for the year 1837. for Ran-

npf.ft QTlif in firopt in t 1 c r.ll- .-..-!.- i

1 1 .1 , c dolph township: also a precept accompacasioneu b the waywardness of man, we - 1 ' ,. ' 1 ', lvi.Vnn'KU-i.'i, 1 . . living it, commanding me to collect the nae Leen blessed throughout our exten- . - . ,, ded territory, M-ith a season of arnei,U i '' cording to law- therefore, all perhealthand "of uncommon Iruitfullncss.-' '.US ar r?l"c,p,ed to c readiness for The proceeds of our great staples will soon i 11C samc that has hercto,oic fliT,;-!, i, , ,c i- - . j 1 . . i been given, will not be given this year.

me nivalis in iMjijioauiig ucui!1 ui j

home and abroad, and contribute eouallv

to the revival of commercial act ivity, and the restoration of commercial credit. The banks, established avowedly for its support, deriving their profits from it, and res

ting under obligations to it which cannot

M. STEWART.

September 10, 1S37.

Caution.

"IIEREAS my wife Betsey Ann Slenhens. has left niv bod and

be overlooked, will feel at once the neces- i board. I therefore forbid all ncrsons from

sity and justice of uniting their energies j harboring or trusting her on my account, with those of the mercantile interest. The 1 as I am determined to have nothing to do

pay.

suspension of specie payments, at such a j

tune and under such circumstances as we have lately witnessed, could not be other than a temporary measure: and we can

scarcely err in belicv ing that the period j must soon arrive when all that are solvent j will redeem their issues in gold and silver.! Dealinirs abroad lintnnllw !

sources and prosperitv'at home. If the I -t

i

with her; and that all persons harboring or trusting her, must look to her for the

SAMUEL STEPHENS.

September 'd, 1S37.

Yoticc. LI. persons indebted to Peter Rogers by note, due bill, book account, or

debt of our merchants lias Rccnmulaiod.ur 1 'her ise, are hereby informed that they

their credit is imnairod. thrr .iro fl.irt.i:!-1 m',sl call upon Lee llodgers immediately

tions always incident to extensive or extra-' :,n''' Pa' ,nc same, as it is entirely out of

vagant mercantile transactions. B it the '. x" "l"0''011 t give any further indnl

ultimate security of such obligations does, not admit of question. They are guaran- j teed by the resources of a" country, the fruits of whose industry aiiord abundant I means of ample liquidation, and by the '

V,1UU 'ineiesi 01 every merchant to sustain a credit, hitherto "high, by promptly applying these means for its preservation, I deeply regret that events have occurred which require me to a.k vour consid

eration of such serious topics. I could have wished that, in making my first communication to the assembled representatives of my country, I had nothing todwell upon but the history of her unalloyed prosperity. Since it is otherwise, we can on

ly feel more deeply the responsibility of

the respective trusts tiiat have been confided tons, and, under the pressure of difficulties, unite in invoking the guidance and aid of the Supreme Ruler of nations, and in laboring with zealous resolution to overcome the difficulties by which we are environed. It is under such circumstances, a high gratification to know, by long experience, that we act for a people, to whom the truth, however unpron ising, can always he spoken with safety ; for the trial of whose patriotism no emergency is too severe, and who are sure never to desert a public functionary honestly laboring for the public good. It seems just that they should re-

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genre. 1 nose who neglect this last call, must pay costs. PETER ROGERS. Rising Sun, Sept. I, 1S37.

Set.

State of Ixdiaxa, i Dearborn county. "

Dearborn Circuit Court. George W. Houghman.i rersva Bill for Divorce Miry floughman.

OMPLAINANT files his bill in vacation, praving a divorce from said

Mary, for abandonment, adultery; and it appearing by due pnChhat the "defendant is not a resident ofe slate of Indiana: Notice is hereby given to the said defendant, that unless she appears at the next term of the Dearborn Circuit Curt, to be held in Wilmington, on the 1th Monday in October, 1837, and plead, answer, or demur to said bill, the same will be heard, and a decree entered in her absence. Dated Sept. 2, 1S37. JAMES DILL, Clerk: Drxx Srooxr.R, Attorneys. .1000 llusli. Wheat W.-uUcd. THE Subscribers will nav the highest

prices for Goyd Merchantable Wheat, de

livered to them at Aurora. FOLBRE, BALDWIN &, CO. Aurora, August 1, 137.

Dearborn, and state of Indiana, at 'he suit of James Johnson against Robert Ilueston and Rufus Hodges, on a decree of the Dearborn Circuit Court, at their April term, 1837, I shall expose to sale at public outcry, at the court house dror in the town of Wilmington, in the county of Dearborn,

and state ot Indiana, between the hours ot ten o'clock, A. M. and four o'clock, P. M-,; on Monday, the 18h day of September, next, the west half of section N. 2", in township 5, range 3, west, in the said county of Dearborn, to satisfy the debt of SiOOO 07, in the said order of sale mentioned, with the interest and costs then due thereon, on thefollowing terms and conditions, to wit: I will first offer the rents, issues and profits of the said land for seven years, and if the said rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to pay said debt, interest and costs, 1 will, at the time and place aforesaid, sell the fee simple of the said tract of land to pay the same. WILLIAM DIES, August 20, 1 S37.-S-2 Sheriff. Sale ol'Ucal llaie.

Y virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn count v, rendered

at its August term, 137,1 will, on the 2'dth day of September, 1S37, at 1 o'clock, oiler at public outcry, on the premises, to the

highest bidder, thirty -five acres of land,

being part of the east half of the south

n est quarter ol section No. 1, township l, range 2, west, in Sparta township. Dear

born county, Indiana; being part of the real estate which was of Slephcn J. Payne, late dee'd. The said land will be Fold for

one half cash in hand, and the residue in

four months from the day of sale the d:

ferrcd payment to be secured bv bond and approved security. A title bond will be

given to the purchaser on the day of sale

for a deed on the completion of the last

payment. EBENEZER DUMONT, August 20, 1837. Comni'r

Sale ol Keal Estate. Y virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Dearborn county, rendered

it its August term, 1837, I will offer for

sale, at the premises, in and near the town of Aurora, on Monday, the Dth day of October, 1837, the following described real estate, belonging to the heirs of Henry Vanmiddlesworth, deceased, to wit: In lots Nos. 50 and 51, on which there is erected a large and commodious house, well adapted for a tavern. There is also a good barn attached to the establishment, and many other conveniencies for tavern ker.i;-

ing. This establishment has heretofore been occupied by Mr. Folbre, as a tavern stand; and, standing, as it does, upon a beautiful site, immediately upon the bank of the river, is by far the most eligible situation for a tavern, or other business house in the town of Aurora. Possession will

be given on the first of March next. ALSO, In Lots Nos. S, ). 05, 121 and 135. which arc situated in different parts ot the town of Aurora, and afford good situations for building either business houses or places of residence. AXD ALSO, The following out lots, viz: Out Lot No. 1, containing one acre of ground; No. 5, containing one acre, more or less; No. 42, containing six acres, more or less; and No. 33, containing one acre. The said out lots arc situated immediately in the icinity of Aurora, and arc well adapted to private country residences. The above property will be sold at public sale, upon the following terms, to wit: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in hand; one-fourth in six, one-fourth in i.ine, and one-fourth in twelve months from the day of sale the deferred payments to be secured by bond and approved

security, to bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum until paid, and to be a

hen on the property until the last payment

is compl ted.

EB EN EZER I ) UMON T, Comm'r. V AtCyfor Heirs. August 20, 1837, iSOp

DRY G00DSJMCEB1E8, &C. Jl ile A: i'orman

W E formed a co-partnership in the Dry Goods and Grocery line, and

have commenced business in the room under the Printing Oiiico, on Main street,

and have just received a handsome and well selected assortment of

Isaac Coyle BEGS leave to inform bis former customers an-.:

iat

y on -s, at

old tbr

of HARTFORD, where he will keep on hand and make to order Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Whips, Martingales, Saddle-bags, Trunks and all other articles in his line of business.

His materials arc of the very best quality, and he is determined that his workmanship shall be equal to any shop in the country; he therefore solicits a portion of the public patronage. Orders for Saddles or other articles, will meet with prompt attention. Repairing wid be attended to on a short notice. " ISAAC COYLE. Hartford, July 15, 1837. Boot and Shoe Manufactory.

WE would beg leave to inform the public in general, that we have entered into partnership in the Boot and Shoe business, and occupy the stand formerly occupied by L. N. Hall ec Co. ".v1 would inform the ladies and gentlemen of Rising Sun and people generally, that we will make to measure Boots and Shoes of every description, in the most fashionable style, and on the shortest notice. We have on hand a

general assortment of custom made Boots and Mines. We respectfully solicit a libe

ral share of flic public patronage.

J. A. CLARK,

WM. II. DAVIS, J. LATHAM. Rising Sun, May 13, 1837.

NU M, 'i

Which they will sell as low as can be had at any other house in town. They intend keeping 011 hand an assortment of Hearty made CIlhiu, Manufactured from good materials, and in the best manner. They respectfully request their friends and the; public to give them a call, and examine the quality of their stock and the prices. W. MILES will attend to all orders in the Tailoring line, as usual. Rising Sun, July 15, 1837.

upon m PEOsycE store. THE subscribers have opened a house in Aurora, where they intend keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of

HlfcW L1QIORS &

T tl fTH i t r 1 !!

CONSISTING, IN TAUT, OF

ALL persons indebted lo W. Miles, arc requested to call and settle. Those who neglect this call until after tin; first of August, may depend on a legal notice.

STONEWARE POTTERY. THE uniler igned hereby gives notice to his friends and the public, that the continues to carry on ihc manufacture of Stone

Rio Collce I lava una do Imperial Tea Young 1 1 son do Pimento, Pepper Ginger, Rice N. ( i'!cans Sugar Loaf do Aliu-'iuls, Raisins Chocolate So;q) and Candles First rale honeydew T ihaeoo

T

JLoofc Here:

HE subscriber has a large amount

due him, in notes, due bills, and on

his books. A great many of these ac counts arc of long standing, and he now hereby gives public notice, to all persons concerned, that unless ihey come forwar1

immediately and make payment, or enter

into some satisfactory arrangement, suits

will be brought against them, without re spect to persons. GEORGE B. HALL. Rising Sun, July 15, 1837.

Sale of Keal Estate. Y virtue of an order rendered by the Dearborn Probate Court, at its Au

gust term, 1837, I will, on Saturday, the

50th dav ol September, 183 , on the pre

mises, offer at public outcry, to the highest

bidder, at 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, a School Commissioner's certificate for the west half of the north east quarter of section No. 10, township No. 4 in range 2, west, in Dearborn county, Indiana, being part of the real estate which was of Solomon Hubbard, late deceased. The said certificate and land will be sold for money down, and a bond executed to the purchaser, in a sum equal to the purchase money, conditioned for the punctual payment of the principal and interest yet due on said certificate, as the said interest

and principal may severally become due. The certificate will be assigned to the purchaser on the day of sale. This land is situated about three miles from Wilmington, the county seat of Dearborn county. The soil is good, and the land well timbered. EBENEZER DUMONT, August 20, 1837. Comni'r.

Ware, at the establishment formerly oceu-

1 ho his pur-

pied by J. M. Barker, (whit

chased.) near the corner ot nlarkct and Grand streets, in Rising Sun. He intends to keep always on hand a large and assorted supply of Ware, which he will sell at Wholesale and Retail, on the most reasonable terms, and which he will warrant to be of a.s good quality as any manufactured or brought into 1 his country. Merchants, Traders and others, are requested to call and examine his ware, even if they should not buy. Ho returns his than' s to his former customers for their patronage, and hopes to receive a continuance of the same. JOS. BARRICKLOW. Rising Sun, July 22, 1837.

Ical's Fever A: Ague Fills. Warranted to Cure or the money Refunded

EAL'S FEYER & AG UK PILLS,

iwricn. ALL persons having unsettled accounts with the late firm of Bauinan &, Rush, will call as soon as possible and make settlement with the subscriber, MARIA T. RUSH, Survirinir Partner. Rising Sim, July 22, 1837.

07-The subscriber will continue to carry on the Grocery business at the old stand, where will be kept a good assortment of Hioeeries and Liquors, of the best quality, and which will bo sold on reasonable terms. Old friends and c ustomers can be accommodated as formerly. All calls in that line will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. MA1UA T. HUSH.

have been used for the last twelve

years, in various places in the South and West with unparalleled success in the cure of Fever and Ague never having failed of effecting a permanent cure in any case however severe, when the directions have been strictly adhered to. They are composed of harmless substances and arc warranted to contain nothing in the slightest degree injurious to the Constitution. They arc, also, a most excellent remedy for diarrhoea. ' A half box will gcnerallj effect a euro, and in all cases when one box docs not effect a radical cure the moucv will be refunded. Observe that each box is signed R. Ncal on the outside wrapper; as none other arc genuine. For sale by the subscriber, who is appointed Agent for the Proprietors. CALEB A. CRAFT. Rising Sun, July 20, 1837. Vrr floods. I OLEtE!!., ISAMW1, & Co.

AV E just received from New York and Philadelphia, a rich and splen

did assortment of Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter CCCZS. Also, Cutlery, Queensware, S:e, &.c. all of which they intend selling upon the most accommodating terms, tor cash or country produce. Aurora, June 3, 1837. 85lf

THE highest premium will at all times be given for (SOLI) and SILVER, by R. BUCHANAN. Cincinnati, July 8, 1837.

Common do Spanish Cigars Ma lee do Common do Cogniac Brandy American do Holland Gin Common do Port, -j Madeira, Wines S Malaga Whiskey and Flour Bacon

Likewise, Just received frm Pittsburgh, 0 tons best assorted Juniata Iron 50 kegs Nails, do 10!) boxes W indow Glass, assorted sizes 50 boxes Hollow Glassware 2000 pounds Manilla Cordage 50 k( g- White Lead Trace chain . H ies, Shove's, Hammers, Augurs, indigo, wrilingand wrapping Paper, Powder, Shot, Lead, Mackarcl. &c.T all of which they will sell, wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable terms. They will also altend to all Reoiving, Forwarding and Commission Business that may be entrusted to them. FOLBRE &. DEAN. Aurora, May 13, 1837.

HiSINQ SUN STEAM MILL Vor Sale or llvnt. THE Riing Sun Steam Mill, situated in the best and most convenient part of the flourishing village of Rising Sun, on the bank tf the Ohio river, wih about 2 10 feet of ground and a good Wa:-..-hoiisc, is offered for sale or rent. As ih back country is thickly settled, and 'he j . i ulalion increasing rapidly, this Mill i or ably situated for a profitable in' C-oiu i;! im

the Hour business .Apply to or W. S. Johnston, Cincinir . . ., . J. B. smith, , June 17, 1837.

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GOPABTHEnSISIP. THE subscribers would respeelfiolv : , nouncc to the inhabitants of Rising o, and to the public generally, that they I, o entered into partnership in the Mcrcha ,r do business. They have now on hand vcrv geueral assortment of GOODS, suitable' tor the present and approaching season. In addition to which they have also for sale a good assortment of Ready Made Clothing, and intend !o keep a general assortment suited for all seasons of the year all of which will be disposed of on "reasonable terms. We think it. useless lo give a catalogue of our goods, or even a part of them, but invite all to stop in and see if we have not something which they stand in need of. All persons whatkvkk who are indebted to us individually, cither by Note, Bool, account, or otherwise, will please call immediately and settle the same; after which we will be giad lo open a new account with them. Mcknight &. fisher. Rising Sun, Juno 3, 183.

TAKES this method to inform the citizens of Dearborn county, that he has formed a partnership with his father, Win. R. Cole, in the practice ofthcLawin this Slate. They contemplate a permanent residence at the County Seat, and will be found at their office, up stairs in the court house, at all times, except when they shall ho absent on professional business. Wilmington, June 3, 1837.