Semi-Weekly Journal, Volume 3, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1841 — Page 4

BLUE WRITING INK!!! 4 GROSS Clemens & Blake's Unchangeable Blue Writing W Fluid, warranted of permanent color. Just received und for sale by June 4,1841. r TOMLINSON BROTHERS. '.' RAZOR STROPS. . CHAPMAN'S Superior Metallic Tablet and Razor Strop. , Just received unci for sale liy . June4,1841. TO.MLl.NSON .BROTHERS.

AC BBLS. SALT just received and tor sale -by ;,9 1" .

E. JORDAN.

MOKPHINE iC.

10 oz Sulphate of Morphine, 12 " Pipcrine, ' 8 " Kreosote, June 4, 1841.

I S oz Croton Oil, 1 " Oil Cnnthurides. Just rer'd and tor sale by TO.MLl.NSON BROTHERS. Opposite the Washington Hall.

MORRISON'S VERMIFUGE. 6DOZ. Morrisons Vermifuge, a safe and efficient remedy for n orms, with directions in German and English.- Just received and for sale by june2.3 TOML1NSON BROTHERS.

1 CASK Tine Orange Gum Shellac. ... 1 do Superior Glue, 1 do Vcriitian Red, 1 Barrel Copal Varnish, 5 do Spirits Turpentine, june 9 Rec'dandfor sale by CRAIGHEAD 8; BRANDON.

MORRISON'S INFANT CARMINATIVE. iOR the relief of Children afflicted with wind, colic, gripes, JT fluxes, ahd oilier similar disorders of the stomach and bowels, warranted genuite; for sale by june 25 TOMLISON EROTI1ES, , Sign of the Golden Morlar.

WORM SYRUP & INFANT PRESERVATIVE. I O DOZ, Cave & SchatVer's Worm Syrup and Infant l'rcser- ; vative, an invaluable and pleasant remedy for children. For sale by TOML1NSON BROTHERS, june 25 . Sign of the GoldcnMortar.

N. O. SUGAR. A HHDS. X. 0. Sugar this day received and for sale by

. june 22 :

E. JORDAN.

ISTOT OF A FLIRT, written by herself.

july 2 Just received at DAVIS' Bookstore

GROCERY & PROVISION STORE. E. HEDDEBLY RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Indianapolis and the public generally, that he has opened on Washington street a few doors west of the Post Office, a Grocery and Pro vision Store. He will endeavor to keep a good assortment, and will sell at moderate prices. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, nov 5

6 BBLS. Linseed Oil, for sale by Jan27

DAXIEL KING.

QUININE. wrOZ French Sulphate of Quinine, warranted pure, juat receivedand for sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar. Indianapolis, June 4, 1841.. TOML1XSON BROTHERS. 1 BARREL cold pressed Castor Oil. june 11 For sale by CRIGHEAD & BRANDON.

MOFFATT'S MEDICINES. LOT of Moffatts Pills and Plnenix Hitters. Received and for sale, by CRAIGHEAD 4c BRANDON.

june 11 Agents for Indianapolis SCHOOL TEACHER'S .V.1JTU.1L, containing practical sug Best ions on Teaching and popular education. For sale ,-u july 2 DAVIS' Boikstore. Pelliaui'g Clarified I xM'iue or Ilonrliouiid t'aiul). COMPOUNDED from Liverwort, Hoarhound, .Slippery elm, Conifrey, and thirty other choice vegetable cough ingredients, warranted genuine; For sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar, opposite the Washington Hall, june 2.5 TOMLIXSOX BROTHERS.

THE TEETH! THE TEETH!! DOZ. Superior Teeth Brushes, 2 doz. Glenns Rose Tooth Paste,

4 " Loin & Reids Chlorine Tooth Wash, : 1 " Mayre's Ceylon Tooth Ponder, 6 " Prepared Charcoal. Just ree'd and for sale by June 4, 1841. TOM LIN SON BROTHERS. At the sign of the Golden .Mortar.

' CEMENT. 1AA BARRELS Cement. Just received pr., 'Mail' and for

sale by

Madison, june 2.5

0. VVOODBURN.

f BOXES Superior Tobacco,

10 do Common

Madison june 25

do. -"' For sale by C. WOODBURX.

COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA. AC. 100 Bags Rio Coffee, 5 Boxes Sperm Candles. 20 H lids. Sugar, 5 Bhls Loaf Sugar, 20 BoxesGun. P. Tea. Just received and for sale by Madison, june 25. ; . C. WOODBURX.

SALT,

On hand and for

sale low, at my salt shed, near the corner of West and

Ohio streets. Madison, June 25 C. VVOODBL R .

OA A A Barrels fine and refined Kenhawa.

' MACKEREL. r A BWs. Xo's. 2 3, for sale by C. WOODBURX. Madison june 25

OYCTERS. VVENTY THOUSAND pickled Oysters. For sale low. Madron june 25 T C, WOOIiW'RX.

NOTICE TO COUXTY CLERKS, RECORDERS, MERCHANTS, And all others whom it may concern. THE subscriber has just received a lartre and good assortment of paper suitable for Records. Legers, Day Books, Blotters, &.c. and he is ready to fill all or ders directed to him, with promptness and despatch, al the lowest market prices. He ha9 a new and superior Ruling Machine, and will rule to any pattern. VM. F. SLATER. nov20 6 doors East of the Post Office.

CHEESE. A lot of Western Reserve Cheese just received and for sale by june 22 " E- JORDAN, EAGIYE HOTEL. Pi.tnamal'e, Indiana. C I. HAND, respectfully informs his friends and the pub. . lie, that he has taken the above House; it bavins undergone a thorough repair, he Is now prepared to accommodate the traveling public, and hopes by his unremitted attention to merit a portion of the public patronage. June 4tf

SCHOOL BOOKS. Herschells Astronomy, Scientific Vlass Book, second part, Davis Descriptive Geometry, Worcester Readers, Eclectic, first, second, third and fourth Readers. Just received at J ju 2 DAVIS' Bookstore. GOLD LEAF.

PACKS GOLO LEAF. For sale by june 11 CRAIGHEAD fc BRANDON.

PALEY'SMORAL A.VD POL ITICAL PHILOSOPHY, for the use of Schools as condensed by A. J. Valpy, A. M. july 2 For sale at DAVIS' Bookstore.

Tranyi"' I'nivertiitT, Medical Department. THE Lectures in this institution, commence, as usual, on the first Monday in November, and cfose on the last day of Feb ruary. The faculty consisis of: Benj. W. Dudley, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Furgery. James M. Bush, M. D., Adjunct Professor of do. James C. Cross, M. D., Professor of Institutes and Medical Jurisprudence. " Elisha Bartlett, M. D.. Professor of Theory and Practice. W. H. Richardson, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. The. D Mitchell, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, and Therapeutics. Robert Peter, M. D-, Professor of Chemistry and rharmary. The cost of a full course of lectures it $103, payable in advance, in notes of pood and solvent Banks of the States whence the pupils come. Tbe Matriculation and Library ticket if $5, and the Dissecting ticket $10. Graduation fee, 20- Boarding and Lodging, (fuel and lights included,) from $2 50 to f3 per week. Bv order, THOMAS D. MITCHELL, M. DH Dean of Faculty. Leiirgton, Ky., June 1,1341. july 2-1mo.

fXBE SCHOLAR'S COMPAXIOX, or fruide to tbe OrI ihograpby. Pronunciation and Derivation of tbe English Language, by K. VV. Green, A. M. Received at July ! DAVIS' Bookstore.

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post office at Indianapolis, August 1, 1811. 03" Persons calling for these letters will please say adecrtised, otherwise they may not be looked for. A Aaron Aldridge 3 lEzeboa Allen Leonard Atvvater I

G. G. Boswcll Henry Brenneman Luke Bryan . . .. J'oFiti Eurk" Mary Brown S. IS. Brown Jas. M. Brown John M. Bateman F F. Brandstetter Jas. Burton S. L. Bicklurd 2 Ellis Bunnel Miss Isabel II. Bryan Lewis D. Boynton Jas. Bradley Benjamin Carter Martin Christian John P. Childers Alary E. Clark Henry L. Coffman Stephen Crawford James Ceaboug Russel Canibee P. Coverdale Isaac Cook : 2 Brenton Dil worth David Diinnan Tliouias Dunning William Dorsey Henry David Thomas Dwyre Mrs. Frances Eakle Mrs. Lucy Elleck James Fisher Benjamin Flours James Farnsler James Forsee 2 Frederick Foltz Daniel Griffin Uriah Gules A. P. Green Allen Green Jane Graflbrt H. R. Gaston J. C. Howe 2 ; ' Peter Hesson Peter Hess ng laac Hensley H. H. Hall Mitchell Hushaw John Hawkins Robert Harbison James Harbason Hill & Alllick James Higenbottom John Hunter Thomas Johnson 2 Russel B. Jones Edwin Jones Dr. L. A. Johnson Torney Kilgore Charles Luce Nathaniel Lyon Edmund Lovett John Lea George W Lewis Rebpcca Morehead Heinrich Musing Jane Miller : Larkin Myers John Ma lone Elizabeth Malory Nathaniel Matthews

James Mustard

Nathaniel Bolton

Sidney Bruce Henry Brenton Karl Bade Bartholomew Bridges Hiram Bacon Samuel Braekman Chdrles V;Eoyce Westlev Boyce C. V. Brown Alexander Bodkin Elijah Bowman Noah Barnhart Elizabeth Balery Vincent Baquelin !

William II. Carol

Joseph Cay lor

Benjamin Crowder

John Coil

John Mathews or Mary

Calvin Martha Cox , Thomas J. Collins Benjamin Carrel

Joseph G. Drake Jackson Davis Ambrose Dawson or Uriah Dawson

John Dowling

Doctor Daviess

jjohn Emrey F

Richard Fox Claudias Francai.s Asa Fowler Mrs. M. J. Farquar Stephen Foster

Amos W. Gordon Joseph Gonter John Green . John (Jilleland

James Gibson Uienry Gravson

Susan Howard Joshua Hobart Levi Hobbs .. Henry Hamley J.'hn Hippi Jacob Homan Gila Ann Harris David Huff Si lan Holmes . Israel Hardin William Hall Daniel Hermeling r -::

Israel Jennings William Jenkins Albert Jones 3

K George Kessenger X. .

A. C. Logan Richard Laduke Sally La point : John Lockiear

John Mongarry Moore & Brooke Abraham Mann David Marrs Kneeland I. Munson

Robert Mitchell Mr. Morris

Philip M'Cormick

David M Nab William M'Call Alexander H. IM'Clusky Henry Ortn-by Timothy Orr Robert C. Pittman Alexander Puirh Adam Patterson John Pike Nicholas H. Porter James B. Ray C. Rivers William Ransom lohn Rixhey Ephraim Robinson J. Ready Lavina Reed Peter Royster George Stump Tabarthy Sanders Morgan L. Smith 2 Scipiu Sedivick Charles Scilings William Sparks Ellen Sanders Nicholas Sell Joseph Stekner Mr. Smith (Land office) Miss M. J. Scott Joseph Shroyer 2 Judith Snell Mason Stake Harris Tyner W. E.Tyner Ira Thayer

John Thompson

MACS

Tnoinas M Clannahan Francis M'Clelland Thomas M'Farland. Alexander MacKenzie

jCaroline O'Neal

Fletcher W, Pratt 2 John Perkins John Prickett Ezra Prutsman 2 John Perry

Mathias Reck John Records Joiin Richey or Samuel Richey Samuel Ritchey

John Rube jltachel Rodgers

Clarissa Snith Samuel L. Scott Thomas M. Smith, jr. Judith M. Snell

j Anthony Swatsey

David Shields Delanson Slawson James Snow Enoch Silvers

Hugh Slaving Daniel Shroyer

Thomas Stout

Peter Stout

Milton Taffe George Tonilinson John Threlkild

Oliver Vanlaningham Milton Vert

V 1 Nathaniel Vice

Gotlieb Wilham John Wood Daniel Winslow Joseph E. Wishard John Wishard 2 Francis Whicher Joseph Wheatley America Williams Cyrus York

W John Williams Charles Whitehead Frederick H. Willenbring Sarah Wartnan Silas M. Wheeler 2 James Ward Riley Wooten Hiram Wright Y &. Z iCarl Zobbe JOSEPH M. MOORE, P. M.

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C . 1 ZIO V hava constantly on. hand a general aa- . J, O sortnient of COPl'KIl and TINWARE,

which they will sell wholesale or retail al reduced prices. They havcreceived and will keep constantly on hand Frank lin ten and seven plate HTOVKS of various patterns and sizes: also, the PREMIUM COOKING STOVE, three sizes. Thiscooking stove they would respectfully recommend to the public, a one well worthy of attention, as it combines more advantage

than any other in use, and must eventually supercede all other?

Numerous certificates could be given, but they are unnecessary as the stovespeaks for itself. Sbop 2 doors east of post office.

Jaync'a Vegetable Ague Pilln. rpHE citizens of Indinnupolis are informed that they have received from the western depository of Jayne & Pancoust St. Louis, a supply of Jaync's Vegetable Ague Pills, which have' become so popular in Missou i, nnd other harts of the western country, A trial of ONE BOTTLE is all that is required to live a decided preference over all other articled of the kind in use. TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Agents. july 22 Sign of the Golden Mortar. THE jXFAV YORKER. ' " SCRHCRtrTlON for the New Vorker, received by the undersigned at bis Bookstore, one door west of the Washington Hull, July .22-1 w 0 II DA VIS, Aaent.

OLDKIDGK'S K.AI.M Ol'1 COLUMBIA. 4 SUPPLY of Oldrvtlge'g lliilin of Colunibia, the best and l cheapest preparation for the Hair ever olfercd to the public, received and for sale ot the Ding Store of july 31 CRAIC.I1EAD & BRANDON.

PARLEY'S SEC.YOD BOOK OF HISTORY, Received and for tale at July 2 DAVIS Bookstore.

JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. JUST leceived a lot. of Dr. Jayne'a Carminative Ba.'sair, a certain, safe, and speedy euro for Dysentery, Dyarrhrea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, Cbolic, Sour Stomarh, nnd all diseases of the stomach and bowels; also, till spasmodic and nervous diseases. Foi sale at the Drug Store of '. july 31 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON. Doctor Joseph llniiiillon's Auli-l'Yvcr l'illx, or vi-j- l'aiily thcii' own I'liywiaii. A certain cure for all kinds of Feuers. THE unrivalled success of these Pills in every region where they had been used, has induced me to give them a general ciiculation, in every portion of country, where the diseases for which they are leconnnendcd prevail; nnd as the vallies of tbe Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Wabash rivers, and all their trib utaiy streams are visited every season with some of the forms of fever, I have taken great trouble through the medium of agents, to place them in almost every neighborhood, so that they may he'w'whin tbe reach of every family. Four fifths of tbe human family who die in tbe western and southern countries, between the moutlisof June and November, fall victims to fever in some of its various forms; nnd it is wonderful beyond com prehension that so little has been done by medical men to prevent the ravages of fevers, which may be truly called the greatest of all terrors to the western nnd southern people. These Pills are very unpopular among physicians, because they cut

them out of their practice. Families wbo keep and use them according to the direct ionss but seldom have to call on Doctors for medical aid. These pills possess one quality above all others, which as rendered them so justly valuable to people. It is this. They cleanse the blood and render it as pure as a fountain of spring water, and those wbo live in regions where billions fever, chills nnd fever, ague and fever, Sic. prevail, by taking two of the pills a week during the summer and fall, will rarely, if ever, be attacked with either of those diseases. These pills are so mild in their effects in the system, that patients find them selves well after their use, without knowing how tbe cure has been brought about. Indeed they act. like magie on the human body, producing a cure in a few hours without tbe patient kpow ing how or wherefore he has been restored to health. They neither sicken the stomach nor produce any action on the bowels. Patients can drink cold water and eat anything that a sick person should take as nourishment while taking them. Females can take them in any siuaiion, without the least fear of injury. Indeed, females in a delicate situation should take two or three a. week during the sickly part of the season; for they are almost a certain preservative of health to such persons. For child i fin or grown persons who cannot take Tills, they may be beaten into a powder and put into a vial of water, and taken in that way For grown persons, make a powder oi ten pills, and put it in ten tenspoonfuls of water, add a little sugar, and give a teaspoohful every hour, shaking the vial each time before taking it. A child ten years old may take of the mix ture thus made, 30 drops an hour for ten hours; one of four years old 1.5 drops, and a child of four weeks old 5 or 6 drops an hour lor, ten hours; and to prevent a return, give three do ses a day for five or six days, and to children who take the Pills, a like proportion. The pills are s-o innocent that double the amount will do no harm to children or grown persons.

Aock and Fever, on Chills and Fever. In this class of

fever which is so common in the western and southern countries, and so easily cured when understood and treated properly, but little directions are necessary. These pills possess a rare and singular virtue in this disease. They are emphatically a specilic, or infallible cure. I defy any case to be found that these piPs will not cure in from 24 to 48 hours, if taken according to the directions. One great advantage possessed by them over any other medicines in Ague and Fever, and the common chills and lever, is that patients will rarely have a return of tbe complaint after their use, except when they expose th-mselves too soon after it is stopped; and when by exposure it is brought back in a few cases, a repetition of the Pills will immediately cure it again A practice of 32 years in the western and southern states, where all the varieties of fever prevail, has given me an experience in those diseases, possessed by few if any physicians. These pills will he of use to all debilitated persons; particu larly to females, who complain of weak ness or debility from any

cause whatever. I n such cases, two of tbe pills a day will, in a

short time, restore, the appetite and strengthen and invigorate

the system. If persons travelling in the sickly portion of the year, through regions where fevers prevail, will take five or six of these pills a week, they will rarely, if ever be attacked with

fivers.

These pills should also be given In the latter stages of Scarlet and Spotted fever, and ahso what is commonly called Winter

fever. In such cases give four or five of the pills a day. In any of those fevers where much pain is fi It jn the stomach

bowels, back, or head, 30 or 40 drops of laudanum three times

a day will relieve the patient, and a less quantity for children in proportion to their age; but it should not be given while purgative medicines are operating. 1 could obtain numberless certificates of the great success and value of these pills, but will not incumber the directions with

them. The use of them will he a suflicient recommendation of

their utility to the people. Caction. -The public are particularly cautioned against be lieving the falsehoods that are put in circulation by many uu prjiicyrigd physicians, who to render these pills unpopular a mong the people, are in the habit of asserting that they contain arsenic. ' 1 assure tbe public that there Is not a particle of arse nic, or any other mineral substance in them. They are purely a vegetable composition, and as innocent in the system as their

weight in flour. Physicians have found that in . nine cases out

of ten, one box of these pills will cure a patient, and save him from paying a doctor's bill of 'en, fifteen or twenty dollars, and

it is for this reason that they wish to prevent people from using

tbem. The pills are put up in small round paper boxes, which gene

rally Contain between 2(1 and 25 pills. The directions are wrapped round the box in rather a careless manner, and tied on

with twine. These pills may be found in all the towns and villages, at mills, and in almost every neighborhood in the vallies of the Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois and Wabash, rivers. Each box is enveloped with a paper containing the symptoms of the diseases, and the directions for taking the pills. My name and residence is attached lo the dirrctions. JOSEPH HAMILTON, Liberty county, Ca. Agents. Tonilinson Brothers, Indianapolis; C. Berkhalter, Thorntown; Frost & Strattenburgb, JVoblesville; John H.Cook, Andersontown; M. & K. D. Robbins. Shetbyvitle; Tate II Evans. Knightstown; 1. S. Powers, Columbusi G. H. Johnson, Bloomington; G. Dargin, Spencer. For sale by aug. 4 6w TOMLINSON BROTHERS.

HAY'S LINIMENT, CERTAIN, safe, and speedy remedy, for theTiles 4c, for sale by july 31 CRAIGHEAD &. BRANDON.

BLOODGOOD'S ELIXER OF HEALTH, genuine, for sale by t CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON, july 31 Agents for Indianapolis.

MONTAGUE'S BALM FOR THE TEETH, for sale by CRAIGHED t BRANDON, july 31 Agents for Indianapolis.

EJISTJMM-S (BLOODGOOD'S) ELIXIR. JUST received, a full supply of the justly celebrated Eastman's (late Dr. Bloodgood's) Elixir of Health, and for sale by July 22 TO.MLINSOv BROTHERS, Sign of the Golden Mortar.

300

SCHOOL TES TA M EJTS. Testaments for the neof Schools Just received and for sale at july 22-1 w DA VIS's Bookstore,

nnrsiiF.s! niti siiksm SWEEPINfi, Dusting, Scrubbing, Whitewash, Hearth, Shoe, Horse. Cloth, Hair, Crumb, Painters and every other kind ot Brushes; For sale by ' TOMLINSON BROTHERS, june 25 Sign of the Golden Mortar.

'0M,nl,,j011 a, in faai con-rqin'iic:'s. It is made Known to us from tliu "bills of murtulity," that two thirds of the human family die annually from that fatal destrujer "Consumption!" Would patients pay more regard to their health, and procure proper remedies at tbe tirst attack, many valuable lives would be saved to the enjoy men I of their dearest friends and relatives. It is a well known fact that "Doctor Su ayse's Comi'oi: nd Svece of Wild Cherry" will arrst the dangerous di-case This Medicine has proved its efficacy in "thousands of cases." The very many reiliiicates received, and the recommendations' from country ngenls, who sell this Medicine throughout the United Stales, is truly asloulsjiiiig they speak from ocular proof, witnessing Hie cures in their own vicinity. This certainly is siiflicient evidence to convince Ihemost skeptical of the wonderful cllicacy of this invaluable medicine. Will patientsany longer be duped by inexperienced compounds, recommended by ignorant pretenders as "cure alls," which tlicy well known is both ruinous to the health and constitution? PRINCIPAL DEPOT for theahove medicine is at No 19, North EIGHTH St , Philadelphia. It may he obtained of agents generally throughout the United Slates. Price $1 per bottle. N. B. - Any person wishing lo see certilicutes of cures and recommendations, can sec them al any time by calling at the Principal Depot. For sale by . july 28 'CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON, ngents, Indianapolis.

KOWAMVS TONIC MIXTURE. A Few dozen Rowands Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Febrifuge, a specific and lusting cure for the fever and ague, warranted genuine, For sale by July 22 '41 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON. IRON AND NAILS. TWENTY THOUSAND lbs. assorted Bar Iron. 10,000 lbs. round, square and Hoop 5 bundles No24Sheet Iron, 100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes Warranted Just received per Steamer Harrishurg, and for sale low by (june 11 tf) ' C. VVOODBURN, Madisun.

WHITE LEAD. 1 fjrt KEGS, Avery it Ogden's white lead, warranted fine. AUU For Sale by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, june 2.5 Sign of the Golden Mortar.

OOK OF COMMERCE, by Sea and Land, exhibiting its connection with Agriculture, the Arts and Manufactures.

July 2 For Sale at DAVIS' Bookstore. FOOLSCAP AND LETTER PAPER, A Superior article of Foolscap and Letter paper. Just received and for sale at july 2 DAVIS' Bookstore.

SOOTHING SYRUP. I doz. Dr. J. K. Paris' justly celebrated Soothing Syrup, for L children Teething; Just ietreived and for sale by June 4, 1841. TONLI'SO BROTHERS. Sign of the Golden Mortar.

LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, AC. ALWAYS on hand a large assortment Linseed Oil, Paints, Painter's Brushes, Varnish Brushes, -c, ..june 25. -;'.; TOMLINSON BROTHER'S.

' - RIO COIT'EE. . ... - .-' 4 000 LI!S' R' Collee Just received and for sale low for ' cash by june 22 F. .initnAiv

V CABINET BUSINESS. '1 'HE subscribers lmve taken the well known Cabinet Shop formerly occupied by Fleming T. Luse, where they will punctually attend to all orders entrusted to them. They respecfully solicit a share of public patronage. N. B. They will especially attend to the business of making Coffins. A Hearse and gentle horse will always be in attendance. All o.ders in this line, from both town nnd country, will be promptly attended to. TUCKER & WEAVER. aug 18 I' I . I' 1 1 A T K it 1' I N 1 ' l . 100 ouis cEi5 1,lre French Uuinine; Received S( for sale hy -u"junell CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.

OUNCES Piperine, 6oz Sulphate Morphine, 6 " Acetal do.

16 OZ Oil Black Pepper, 1G do Pure Kreosote, 12 do Iodine.

june 11 Rcc'dand for sale by CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.

Madison and Indiannpolia Kail Road.

IHfc (juuiic 'ire informed thai the iiiaie cummenc

ed running the Oars on the above road, on the first

instant. As our citizens generally doubtless feel a deep interest in the prosperity of the State, it is hoped they will patronize the road as far as possible. Travell ers and merchants who wish a safe, cheap, and expeditious mode of conveyance for themselves and iheir merchandize, are solicited to patronize the cars as far as circumstances will permit. They are assured that every exertion will be made to accommodate and render their situation, while on the Cars, comfortable and pleasant. All possible care will be taken of the safety of freight, and every department will beheld strictly accountable for losses or damages through carelessness or inattention. The Cars will, in future, leave the northern'end of the road at half-past one o'clock, so that passengers 'an arrive in Madison in time to take passage on ei ther of the mail boats. Prices for freight and passage as heretofore, Madison, july 2-6w JOHN LODGE, S. T. Indefinite Postponement of public land salcsat Chicago. And also, (with the exception of township 24 JV. range 9 E.) at Dixon (Illinois,) heretofore advertised to be held in August, 1841. By the President of the United States. THE public sale of lands directed by the Executive proclamation, issued on the 18th February, 1841, to be held at the land office at Chicago, in the State of Illinois, commencing on Monday the ninth day of August next, is, in consequence of urgent representations from the settlers of the injury which will result to them by insisting on the sale at the time aforesaid, hereby declared to be postponed without day. Notice is also given of the indefinite postponement, for the same cause as the foregoing, of the entire sale directed by the proclamation aforesaid to be held at the land office at Dixon, in the same stale, commencing on Monday, the sixteenth day of August next, with the exception of township twenty-four north, of range nine east, the sale of which township will be held commencing on the day heretofore ordered as aforesaid The sale at the land office at Quincy, in the same state of fractional townships two and three north, bordering on the Illinois river, of range three east, will take place as ordered in the proclamation aforesaid, commencing on Mnnday , the sixteenth day of August next. Given under my hand, at th city of Washington, this twentyninth day of June, anno Domini, 1841. By the President. JOHN TYLER. Jamks Whitcosc b. Com. of the Gen. Land Office, (july 10 6t

E. DEAN'S CHEMICAL PLASTER, FOR Rheumatism, Sore Eyes, Fever Sores, Ac. warranted genuine, for sale by CRAIGHEAD &. BRANDON, july 31 Agents for Indianapolis.

TEAS. A BOXES Imperial Tea and 3 Chests Y. H. Tea just recefver and fur sale by june 22 E. JORDAN.

ALLUM SALT. 3fT BARRELS Allumalt received and for sale by JA Madison june 25 C. VVOODBURN. .

JUST Received a Lot of Comp. Extract Colocynth, Extract Gentian, i Dnndetion.

And for sale at tbe Drug store of

july8 CRAIGHEAD & BRAVDOV.

Extract Hyosciamus. " Cicuta, Muriate Morphia, . Verslrine.

LEAD.

onft LBS. Bar Lead for sale by OUU iue 22

B. JORDAN.

WATER COLORS.

A LOT of Osborne's American Water Colors. Just received and for sale at ths Drug store of juoe 18 CRAIGHEAD k BRANDON.