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ut it is obvious that the public sentiment in Maine

demands a change in the office. It is unnecessary to specify the evidences furnished of this slate of public

reeling, you are aware ot the popular expressions at the meeting above referred to, and of the statements and request set forth in the memorials of citizens, and the recommendations of many individuals who enjoy the confidence of the people, and from the situations they occupy, are entitled to speak in a representative capacity. They ar6 such as to warrant the conclusion that your longer continuance in office WILL EXCITE THE rUBI.lC DISAPPROBATION. I have "accordingly "come to t!ie"3etermi;iation of ordering a new appointment of Foslmaster for the city of Portland. Thomas Todd, Esq. will be appointed your successor. In order to allow sufficient time and a convenient period for bringing the business of your office to a close, General Todd will not be required to take charge of the office until the commencement of the ensuing quarter, which will be on the 1st January, on which day this appointment will go into effect. I am respectfully, your obedient servant, V. T. BARRY. . Is it not conclusive, Mr. Editor, that the policy of the preceding Administration was to remove, in all ' cases, incumbents from, office . who were opposed in opinion to the measures of the Administration, and substitute in their state, political partizans, who were willing and able to contribute aid in behalf of a per- j

petuation of their political power the above letter is offered as record evidence of the fact. Mr. Mitchell was removed for no official misconduct; on the contrary, the Postmaster General frankly attests that his ''official conduct had met with my (his) decided approhation;" and appears to have consented to his dismissal with manifest reluctance. It establishes, however, an important fact, that the Administration held themselves obliged to remove whenever "the public sentiment demands a change" that is, whenever "the Party" required the dismissal of a public officer from whom no political support .fould be extracted, and the substitution in his place of some one vh: could and would applv that assistance. Does this not draw us

irresistibly to the conclusion, that the present Loco

Foco incumbents were corruptly advanced to power and place upon that principle and if so, is it not due

tothedigmty ot the nation, and in. accordance with every principle of justice, that they be immediately dismissed. Having been found in office upon the coming into power of the existing Administration, is proof that they were either preferred to supply the

places made vacant liy the dismissal ot stern and m

corruptible Republicans, or having been appointed by former Administrations, they basely yielded under

the influence of retention in office. Under this gre-

vious wrong have we been living for the last twelve years, and until the late glorious victory, when the People placed power in the hands of their Servants to apply the remedy. Why, sir, is it not done? why is

their will thus utterly disregarded! CrtEAtv.

MR. BRENT AND MR. CLAY. An unfortunate

difference had occurred between these gentlemen,

which has led Mr. Brent to charge Mr. Olay with in

gratitude and a want 'of integrity of purpose, in his conduct towards his friends. He has also cited some

expressions made use of by Gen. Harrison, to show

that he also had received treatment at. the hands of

Mr. Clay, which caused him to entertain the same

opinion of him. This lias induced the publication of

. the following remarks made by (jcn. Harrison shortly

before his inauguration, tit. a public dinner at George town, which are vouched for by Mr. C. C. Fulton: The Hon. Henry Clay having been toasted, Gen

Harrison rose and remarked in words and substance

as follows: "I take great pleasure in responding to the senti merit which has just been received with so much en

thusiasm by the company, for I am proud to be able to state that the distinguished individual alluded to is my firm personal and political friend. My own inclination, as well as a duly which I owed to the coun

try, prompted me to tender to him the hrst post in my

Cabinet; but in his own good judgment, and no earth ly man was blessed with a better judgment, he had de

clined it, and I felt willing to yield to bis wishes, both from the knowledge that my Administration would

receive cordial support from him as a Senator of the

United States, and from the experience which had taught me that Henrv Clay was always right, let him

differ with whom he may. I consider his judgment

superior to that of any man living; for, dunns my po litical life I have never differed with him on any im

portant subject that I did not afterwards become con

vinced that he was right and I was wrong. .

We nave seen it stated in one of the western pa

pers, that Joe Smith, the Mormon, once paid a visit to Keokuck, the Indian chief, and attempted to persuade him to embrace the Mormon creed. He told the Indian that Mormonism would prevent the bullets from injuring him, and that he had himself been shot three times, and not hurt. Keokuck then requested Joe to stand sixty paces off, at which distance he would shoot at him three times with his rifle, and if he remained unharmed, the Indian, promised to embrace Mormonism. This was raiher too much fur Joe, and he accordingly backed out, and refused to take him on "those conditions." Hartford Times.

. TUST received 3 lbs. New Shad, No. 1, put up expressly for J family use. Bug 14 E.HEPDEKLY. WESTERN EESERVE CHEESE. ? DRUMS of Western Reserve Cheese, of t superior article, - at the Cheap Grocery and Provision Store, nearly opposite Palmer's new Hotel. " augl4 E. HEDDERLV.

EAGLE IIOXKIj. Pulnamville, Indiana: CI. HAND, respectfully informs liis friends and the pub. lie, that he has taken the above House; it having undergone a thorough rcpajr, he is now prepared to accommodate the traveling public, and hopes by his unremitted attention to merit a portion of the public patronage. June 4- tf xoTin: TO COUNTY CLERKS, RECORDERS, MERCHANTS, And all others whom it may concern, flBlHE subscriber has just received a lartje and good Jb. assortment of paper suitable for Records, Legere, Day Books,' Blotters, &c. and he is ready to fill all orders uircc-ed to him, with promptness and despatch, at the lowest market prices. He has a new and superior Ruling Machine, and will rule lo any pattern. WM. F. SLATER. nov20 6 doors East of the Post Office.

BLUE WRITING INK'.:: f) GROSS Clemens & Blake's Unchangeable Blue Writing Fluid, warranted of permanent color. Just received und for sale by June 4,1841. TOM LIN SON BROTHERS.

NOTICE. , Office Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Indianapolis. August 11, 1841.

rTHIE Members of said Company are hereby notified, that for HlP mtwHiant rF Ino.iu hi. (im find 1 i i. til I it IPO t.na a trip., an1

Incurred by said Company since September 26, 1840, the Direc tors have this day ordered the following assessment on the Pkk

Micw Notes, payable to the Treasurer on or before the fourth

day of October next ensuing, to wit:

On all Notes dated on or before December 8, 1839, and not

discharged, being from No. 1 to No. 1998, both inclusive, eight

and one quarter per cent..

On all Notes dated after December 8, 1839, and on or before

December 23, 1839, being from No, 1999 to No. 2,018, both in elusive, teven anil one quarter per cent.' 1 1 '

On all Notes dated after December 23, 1839. and on or before

October 29, 1840, being from No. 2,019 to No. 2,184, both in elusive, six and three quarters per cent.

On nil notes dated October 29, 1840, nnd on or before December 8, 1840, being from No 2,185 to No. 2,234, both inclusive,

fii'e and three quarlcrs-per cent.

On all Notes dated after December 8, 1840, and on or before

December l!i, 1840, being from No. 2,235 to No. 2,245, both in clasive, ice avM one half per cent.

On all Notes dated after December 18, 1840, and on or before

February (, 1K41 , hcing from No. 2,246 to No. 2,283, both m elusive, four and three quarters per cent.

On all Notes dated after February 6, 1841, and on or before

February If), 18-11, being from No. 2,284 to No. 2,294, both in elusive, four and one quarter per cent

On all Notes dated after February 18, 1841, and on or before

March 9, 1841, being from No. 2,295 to No, 2,306, both inclu

sive, jour per cent. -

On all Notes dated after March 9, 1841, and on or before May

24, 1841, being from No 2,307 to No. 2,334, both inclusive,

one and three quarters per cent.

On all Notes dated after May 24, 1841, and on or before July

9, 1841, being from No. 2,335 to No. 2,349, both inclusive, one

quarter per cent. Receipts for assessments, will be forwarded to agents oroth

er duly authorized persons, to whom Members are requested to

niiike prompt payment. Interest will he charged on all asses meats due after October 4th, the day on which they are payable. Members are reminded that by the eleventh section of the char

ter they are made liable for suit on the whole amount of their premium notes in case they neglect or refuse to pay their assess.

meats. Notes of the solvent bairlis in Indiana, Illinois, Keiituc liy, and Ohio, will be received for assessments at par,

In case any Members have alienated their policies by sale or

otherwise, they are urgently requested to surrender the same for

discharge iii accordance with the 15th section of the charter,

which makes them liable for assessments until such surrender

Agents are requested to call the attention of Members to the, re

quisitions of the charter and by-laws. By order of the Directors. . augl4 3w JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer.

LEAD. Onn LBS. Bar Lead for sale by june22

E. JORDAN.

WATER COLORS. LOT of Osborne's American Water Colors. Just received and for sale at the Drug store of

june 18 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON,

HAY'S LINIMENT, A CERTAIN, safe, nnd speedy remedy, for the Piles Ice, for

sale by July 31

CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.

BRUSHES! BJtUSIIES!! SWEEPING, Dusting, Scrubbing, White wash, Hearth, Shoe, Horse, Cloth, Hair, Crumb, Painters and every other kind of Brushes: For sale by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, june 25 Sign of the Golden Mortar.

Consumption and its fatal coiisiujnciicrs. It is made known to us from the "bills of mortality," that two thirds of the human family die annually from that fatal de stroyer "Consumption!" Would patients pay more regard to their health, and procure proper remedies at the first attack, many valuable lives would he saved to the enjoyment of their dear est friends and relatives. It is a well known fact that "Doctor Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry" will arrest the dangerous disease. This Medicine has proved its efficacy in "t housands of cases." The very many certificates received, and the recommendations from country agents, who sell this Medicine throughout the United Slates, is truly astonishing they speak from ocular proof, witnessing the cures in their own vicinity. This certainly is sufficient evidence to convince the most skeptical of the wonderful efficacy of this invaluable medicine. Will 'patients any longer be duped by inexperienced compounds, recommended by ignorant pretenders as "cure alls," which they

well known is both ruinous to the health and constitution?

PRINCIPAL DEPOT for the above medicine is at No. 19

North EIGHTH St , Philadelphia. It may be obtained of agents

generally throughout the United Stntes. Trice $1 per bottle. N. B. Any person wishing to see certificates of cures and re commendations, can see them at any time by calling at the Prin cipal Depot. For sale by

july28 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON, agents, Indianapolis.

LIST OF LETTERS

"O EMAINING in the Post office at Indianapol

JL August!, 3841. "' 07 Persons calling for these letters will please advertised, otherwise thev may not be looked for. 'a - Aaron Aldridge 2 lEzebon Allen

Leonard Atwater

is,

CABINET BUSINESS. rTUJE subscribers have taken the well known Cabinot Shop for1 - merly occupied by Fleming T. Luse, where they will punc

tually 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 atten

dance. All orders in this line, from both town and country,

will lie promptly attended to., TUCKER & WEAVER.

aug 18

Transylvania University, Medical Department.

f I AUK Lectures in this institution, commence, as usual, on the

I first Monday in November, and close on the last day of Feb

ruary. The faculty consists of:

Benj. W. Dudley, M. D,, Professor of Anatomy and Surgery. James M. Bush, M. D., Adjunct Professor of do. James C. Cross, M. D., Professor of Institutes and Medical Jurisprudence. Elisha liartlett, M. D.. Professor of Theory and Practice. W. II. Richardson, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. Thos. D Mitchell, M. D.j Professor of Materia Medica, and Therapeutics. Robert Peter, M. D , Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy, The cost of a full course of lectures is $105, payable in ad

vance, in notes of good and solvent Banks of the States whence the pupils come. The Matriculation and Library ticket is $,

and the Dissecting ticket S10. Graduation fee, $20. Boarding

and Lodging, (fuel nnd lights included,) from S2 50 lo $3 per

week. By order,

THOMAS D. MITCHELL, M. D Dean of Faculty, Lexizgton, Ky., June 1, 1841. july 2-3mo.

rXMlF- SCHOLAR'S COMPANION, or guide to the Or-

J. tbography. Pronunciation and Derivation of the English

Language, hy R. VV, Green, A. M. Received at

july 2 DAVIS'

Bookstore.

.Jayne's Vegetable Ague Pills.

citizens of Indianapolis are informed that they have - received from the western depository of Jayne t Pancoast,

St. Louis, a supply of Jayne's Vegetable Ague Pills, which have become so popular in Missou.i, and other parts of the western

country. A trial of ONE. BOTTLE is all that i required to

give a derided preference over all other articles of the kind in

use. TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Agents.

july 22 Sign of the Golden Mortar.

G. G. Boswell Henry Breniiemarj' Luke Bryan. John lurk" Mary Brown S. S. Brown Jas. M. Erown John M. Bateman F. F. Brandstetter Jas. Burton

S. L. Bickford 2 '.'

Ellis Bunnel '' Miss Isabel H. Bryan Lewis D. Boynton Jas. Bradley Benjamin Carter Martin Christian John P. Childers Mary E.Clark : ; ; Henry L. Coffman Stephen Crawford James Ceaboug Russel Cambee P. Coverdale

Isaac Cook 2 Brenton Di! worth David Dunnan Thomas 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 Gates A. T. Green

Allen Green

Jane Graffort

II. R. Gaston

J. C. Howe 2

Peter Hesson Peter Hessi,ng

Isaac Hensley

II. H. Hall

Mitchell Hushaw John Hawkins Robert Harbison

James Harbason

Hill & Afllick

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 Rebecca Morehead Heinrich Musing Jane Miller Larkin Myers John Malone Elizabeth Malory Nathaniel Matthews

James. Mustard

Nathaniel Bolton v.,

Sidney Bruce Henry Brenton Karl Bade

Bartholomew Bridges

Hiram Bacon

Samuel Braekman Charles W. Boyce

Westley boyce

C. W.Brown

Alexander Bodkin

Elijah Bowman

Noah Barnhart

Elizabeth Balery

Vincent BaQuelin

William II. Carol Joseph Caylor 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 Erancais Asa Fowler Mrs. M. J. Farquar Stephen Foster

Amos W. Gordon Joseph Gonter John Green John Gilleland

iJames Gibson I Henry Gravson

Susan Howard . Joshua Hobart Levi Hobbs Henry Harnley

J'uhn Hippi Jacob Homan Gila Ann Harris

David Huff

Selan Holmes

Israel Hardin William Hall Daniel Hermeling

Israel Jennings

William Jenkins Albert Jones 3

lUeorge Keseenger

A. C. .Logan Richard Laduke

Sally Lapoint

John Lockiear

John Mongarry

Moore & Brooke Abraham Mann David Marrs

Kneeland I. Munson Robert Mitchell Mr. Morris

LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, AC

A LWAYS on hand a large assortment Linseed Oil, Paints,

Painter's Brushes, Varnish Brushes, c.

june 25 TOMLINSON BROTHERS,

a nnn ls

-k,J)y) cafll, ,y

RIO COFFEE.

Rio Coffee just received and for sale low for

june22 E. JORDAN.

SULPHATE riNIIVK.

1 HO OUNCES Pure French Quinine; Received 4- for sale by

I ( OUNCES Piperine

6oz Sulphate Morphine,

6 " Acetal do.

16 OZ Oil Black Pepper, 16 do Pure Krcosote, 12 do Iodine.

june 11

Rcc'd and for sale by CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.

4 BOXES Imperial Tea and 3 Chests Y. H.

" and for sale by

TEAS.

june 22

Tea just received E. JORDAN.

ALLUM SALT. 3f 1 BARRELS AllumSalt received and for sale by )A Madison june 25 C. WOODBURN.

JUST Received a Lotof Com p. Extract Colocynth,

Extract Hyosciamus. " Cicuta, Muriate Morphia, Veralrine.

And for sale at the Drui store of CRAIGHEAD i BRANDON.

Extract Gentian,

Dandelion

july 8

E. DEAN'S CHEMICAL PLASTER,

OR Rheumatism, Sore Eyes, Fever Sores, &e. warranted

genuine, for sale by CRAIGHE AD & BRANDON,

July 31 Agents for Indianapolis.

THE jXEIV YORKER.

QUBSCRIPTION for the New Yorker, received by the under-

KJ sig

Hall.

ned at Ins Bookstore, one door west of the Washington

july 22-1 w C. B. DAVIS, Arent

WHITE LEAD. 1 HA KEGS, Avery & Ogden's white lead. Warranted fine

iu" For Sale by

june 25

TOMLINSON BROTHERS,

Siffn of the Golden Mortar.

BOOA" OF COMMERCE, by Sea and Land, exhibiting its connection with Agriculture, the Arts and Manufactures. July 2 For Sale at DAVIS' Booketore.

FOOLSCAP AND LETTER PAPER, 4 Superior article of Foolscap and Letter paper. Just reXccived and for sale at july 2 DAVIS' Booketore.

Philip M'Cormick

David M'Nab William M'Call Alexander H. M'Clusky Henry Ormsby

Timothy Orr

Robert C. Fittman Alexander Pugh v.iAdam Patterson "

John Pike

Nicholas H. Porter

James B. Ray C. Rivers

William Ransom

John Ritchey Ephraim Robinson

J. Ready Lavina Reed Peter Royster

George Stump Tabarthy Sanders Morgan L. Smith 2

Scipio Sedwick Charles Scilings William Sparks Ellen Sanders Nicholas Sell

Joseph Steltner

MACS

Thomas M'CIannahan Francis M'Clelland Thomas M'Farland Alexander MacKenzie

jCaroline O'Neal

Fletcher W. Tratt John Perkins John Prickett Ezra Prutsman 2

John Perry

Mathias Keck John Records John Richey or Samuel Richey

Samuel Ritchey John Robe Rachel Rodders

Clarissa Saiith Samuel L. Scott Thomas M. Smith, jr.

Judith M. Snell Anthony Swatsey David Shields Delanson Slawson

James Snow

jEnoch Silvers

Mr. Smith (Land office) 2IHugh Slaving

Miss M. J. Scott

Joseph Shroyer 2 Judith Snell Mason Stake Harris Tyner W. E.Tyner Ira Thayer John Thompson Oliver Vanlaningham Milton Vert Gotlieb William John Wood Daniel Winslow

Joseph E. Wishard

JohnWishard 2

Francis Whicher 2

Joseph Wheatley America Williams

Cyrus York

Daniel Shroyer

Thomas Stout jPeter Stout T

Milton TafTe George Tomlinson John Threlkild

V j Nathaniel Vice

John Will is ms Charles Whitehead Frederick II. Willenbring

Sarah Warman Silas M. Wheeler James Ward

Riley Wooten Hiram Wright

H &. 2 iCarl Zobbe JOSEPH M. MOORE, P. M.

GOLD LEAF. PACKS GOLD LEAF. For sale hy junell CRAIGHEAD i BRANDON.

: SALE. "' NOTICE is hereby given that there will be sold at public out-cry on Wednesday the 1st day of September next, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A.M. and 6 o'clock, P. M. at the late residence of Ephraim Law, deceased, in Franklih township, Marion county, Indiana, all the personal property belonging to the estate of said Law. consisting in part of lots of Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Household and Kitchen Furniture. A credit of nine months will be given on all sums, over $2 on good security, aug 11 SAMUEL VANDAMAN, adui'r.

MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.

4 prizes of $25,000 amounting to $100,000: FOR 25th SEPTEMBER: and $50,000 $30,000- $25,000, FOR 32d OCTOBER. . J. G. Gregorv & Co. Managers. -

SPLENDID UNION LOTTERY, Class 8, for 1841. 7'o be drawn at Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday, Sept. 25. KRILMANT SCHEME.

prize of25,00 ltoll.i

23,000 lolls.(

i-VOOO olU.t

)

lo lo

do 5,000 Ioll

1 prize ot 1 do of 1 do of 1 do of 2 prizes of

4 prizca of 25,000 riolln., making 100,000 dollars.

$.10,000 1 4 prizes of .. . 2,000

8,000 50 do of 1,000 6,000 50 do of 500 5,153 50 da of 250 ... 4,000 101) do of :, : 200, &c: 14 drawn numbers out of 78.

Tickets $15 Halves $7 50 auarters $3 75 Eighths f 1 87.

Certificates of packges of 2(5 whole tickets 200 do do of 26 half do 100 do do of 20 quarter do 50 do do of 26 eighth do 25

$50,000 $30,000 $25,000. ON SATURDAY, OCT. 23,

THE GRAND UNION LOTTERY, Class 9, for 184,' Will be drawn at Alexandria, D. C. 16 drawn ballots. . . . '"'' MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

1 (fcrniid Capital prize or

1 .Splendid prize ol

do do - do do 1 prize of 8,000 1 do of 7,000 1 do of 6,000 1 do of 5.00! 1 do of 4,000 1 do of 2,500 1 do of 2,311 4 prizes of 2,000 5 do of 1,750

;10 prizes of

(10 do of

50 50 100 100 170

do do do do do do Slc.

50 OOO dollars. :tO,000 dollars. 25,000 dollars.

10,000 dollars.

$1,500 1,250 1,000 500

ic.

400 300 250 200 kc.

16 drawn numbers out of 78.

Tickets 20 Halves $10 -Quarters $5 Eighths $2 50. Certificates of Packages of 26 whole tickets $260 do do 26 half do 130 do do 26 quarter do 65 do do 26 eighth do 32 50

Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages in the above splendid schemes wiir receive the most prompt attention; and the drawing of each lottery will be sent immediately after it is over, to all who order from us. Address J. G. GREGORY S; Co. Managers, aug 11 Washington'City, I). C.

SAMUEL WILSON, Forwarding Commission Merchant, Wholesale Dealer in Salt, AND GENERAL STEAM BOAT AGENT, aug II, 1 84 1 1 y p Madison, Ia.

FRENCH ROUGE. FEW pots of genuine French Rouge for sale by ana II TOMLINSON BROTHERS.

FOR THE FACE. Q DOZ. Oriental Powder of Alabaster, 2 " Rose Toilet Powder,. just received and for sale by aug 11 TOMLINSON BROTHERS.

FOR THE COMPLEXION, 1 DOZ. Glenn's Roman Kalydor, -- 1 " Michnrg'8 Freckle Wash, for removing freckles, pimples, tan, sunburn, morphew, &c. for sale hv augll TOMLINSON BROTHERS.

CEMENT. inn BARRELS Cement. Just received pr. 'Mail' and for J-uu sale bv

Madison, june 25

C. WOODBURN.

C BOXES Superior Tobacco,

" 111 oo Common Madison june 25

do.

For sale by c. woortnuRN;

COFFKE. SirfiiTI. TFi. Af.

100 Bags Rio Coffee, 5 Boxes Sperm Candles.

20 Hhds. Sugar, 5 Bbls Loaf Sugar, 20 Boxes Gun. P. Tea. Just received and for sale by Madison, june 25. C WOODBURN.

:' ' SALT. .''.'"

QQnn Barrels fine and refined Kcnhawa. On hand and for " sale low, at mv salt shed, near the corner nf Wni anrf

Ohio streets. Madison, lune 25 C. WOnnniTRN

1H nrKV-fiw..

fr A Bbls. No's. 2 if 3, for sale by Madison june 25

C WOODBURN.

' OVMTKKS. '.. iVENTY THOUSAND pickled Oysters. For sale low. Madison june 25 C, WOODBURN.

SCHOOL BOOKS. Ilcrschvlls Astronomy, Scientific Class Book, second part.

Davit Descriptive Geometry, Horccsters Readers, Eclectic.

first, second, third and fourth Readers. Just received at

j'tl.v 2 DAVIS' Bookstore.

BBLS. I.insced Oil, for sale by jan27

DANIEL KING.

aUININE. OZ French Sulphate of Quinine, warranted pure, juat received and for sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar.

Indianapolis, June 4, 1841. TOMLINSON BROTHERS. .

BARREL'eodi pressed Castor Oil.

x junell For sale by CRIGHEAD & BRANDON. MOFFATT'S MEDICINES. A LOT of MofTatts Pills and Phrenix Bitters. iv Received and for sale by CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON, junell Agents for Indianapolis

SCHOOL TEACHER'S MANUAL, containing practical suggestions on Teaching and popular education. For sale ai j"'y 2 - DAVIS' Bookstore. Pelhnm'n Clarified Essence of Hoarhonnd Candy. COMPOUNDED from Liverwort, Hoarhound, Slippery elm, Comfrey, and thirty other choice vegetable cough Ingredients, warranted genuine; For sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar, opposite the Washington Hall. i""25 TOMLINSON BROTHERS. THE TEETH! THE TEETH!! -It) DOZ. Superior Teeth Brushes, 2 doz. Glcnns Rose Tooth Paste, 4 ' Lorn & Reids Chlorine Tooth Wash, 1" May re's Ceylon Tooth Powder, 6 " Prepared Charcoal. Just ree'd and for sale by June 4, 1841. TOMLINSON BROTHERS. " At the sign of the Golden Mortar.

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

PALEY'S MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, for the use of Schools as condensed by A. J. Valpy, A. M; july 2 For sale at DAVIS Bookstore.

ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE. A Few dozen Rowandi Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Febrifuge, a specific and lasting cure for the fever and ague, warranted genuine, For sale hy july 22 '41 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.

IRON AND NAILS. TWENTY THOUSAND lbs. assorted Bar Iron. 10,000 lbs. round, square and Hoop 5 bundles No 24 Sheet Iron, 100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes Warranted Just received per Steamer Harrishurg, and for

sale low by (junell tf) C. WOODBUR.V, Madison.

MORRISON'S VERMIFUGE. DOZ. Morrisons Vermifuge, a safe and efficient remedy for "worms, with directions in German and Ens lish. Just receiv

ed and for tale hy june25 TOMLIN30X BROTHERS.