Semi-Weekly Journal, Volume 3, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1841 — Page 3
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Counterfeiters.-Wc have rcfruincil, thus fur, from saying any thing in regard to sovnral arrests that were miido in this county, during last month, with the desire that no obstacle should be thrown in the way of justice.- We did not wish to prejudice the rights of the parties, by publishing the ev,.lcnco until it should be regularly detailed before a jury ot the country. In four instances we had acted as counsel for the state, and in one, as counsel for Hie deferent, and we feared improper motives might te attached to orr conduct, if we attempted to give a history ..ft the several transactions.-But the aspect when ihc mat, ter has assumed, we think, renders itnwessary tor us to say enough to put the public on the a,f-rt. , . Four persons have been arrested,; and counterfeit, monev, to the amount of between three and four thousand "dollars, obiained. The principal part of it, is upon the State Hank of Indiana, and in f dol ar bills. There were several SO dollar bills on the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and some fives on the Ohio Lite Insurance and Trust Co., at Cincinnati. 1 hose upon the Bank of this state are mostly in an unfilled state, ... . ..1 4l. r.(L,,a nrn tlllpfl Iin.
The money was found in a portmanteaii or sacmic
ba"; but who put. it mere, is a .tiusuu., . thR country. We are satisfied, ourself, upon tins
subieet. The saddlebag belonged to cue Josepn o. stolen from linn,
Tincner, or viiiuniuan. ...., - , . , . , r,mh nrwl wore found in trie
ihowever, no suueu uu y-v, ,,,, woods by the person who took them, and some pintrs, Staining this money. He was arrested for having .. . n r, nrrptpfl for stealing
this money ... - . - the saddlebags, and Samuel Harney for udmg and as-
sisting him, and narney was, msu, , , - inff seventy-five dollars of counterfeit .money to oni. individual previous to the time of this discovery, u.. ,i:.i t tn,il his 'examination, but gave rmii
illinicy uiu " " ; ' Tin. ...,. ft.' ,.,i,l. tlmlr .-..strim
and fled the country. Enough was prove.., u . . .psvc tll(,ir clotlls.
ovominnt on to hx ffUl t upon iiuintjy, auu ... ... f..ii,.,i at Dr. A. 1'P
HIUI a - c - , 11 t , Hill uirci.i.iiiii. .i uir. x.Mi.... ...
nnnlis- .Inr.nh I.niif.ks. . umlierlann peiiers i.i")
...nt.l. Widfiur Hontv's fill Nnblesvilte Statu Road
r ,... VM. A. St"
lir.AWKS' ItT.ANKSJ!
niinint Imvn in! 1. ,,! ririiltrid Oil 1IHW I V PC 101 J Rood ii:lICr,
X and are now for sale at this otlico,
JiiNliccM' JSlnnuw Such as Executions, Summonses, Subpienas, &c. C'onxtufoI"' ISIanPis: Consisting of Delivery Bonds and Sale Notices:. : ... ' J( iN nml Hlortsjns' kept constantly on jmnn Jojdry reasonable terms. . SlllilUl'I-'S SALE. . , -,'., BY virtue of two executions to me directed from the clerk s oirire of the Marion circuit court. I will expose to 'public aie on itertelftdv of OcAMtftJ'flnLPLlhQjpurt house in the town "of Indianapolis, between the, hours prescribed ,v law on said day, the rents and .-profits for seven years of the following described property, to-wit: Lot Vp. 1 , ineiiuare7J u the town of Indianapolis; and on failure to reali.e the fill . amount demanded by said executions with damages and costs I will at the same time and place proceed to expose the fee simple of said lot to he sold as the property of Nathaniel .iolton at the suit of Nicholas M.'Carty and Adolphua W.. Flint.. . . .. sept 22 3W ' J- FUlf2!L51l I.AXI) FOR SALE.,.: THE subscribers wish to sell at private salo a tract of land situated about one mile from the Court House in Indianapolis, Indiana, containina one hundred, ami sis'!! Jlf.ren. it heme the east half of the north' east and south ecst quarters of sectiot 7, township 15, and ranee 4. Said land is entirely in a state nature, and in point of soil and local advantages is not surpass! by any land in the neighborhoodit lieine intersected by t Michigan Road and lying within a few feet of the National RoIt will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers. I erins ot i. will lie made known by W. N. Jackson of In.liL napolis or subscribers of Georgetown, Ky. ' " s,.ptl53mp J..A- WIT'f 'lnrr.T.iiw'fi. "nYING. & DUESSING.
rrillE subscriber lias erected and got in complete open A esiablishment, at Scliofield's Mills five miles north Indianapolis, n Fall creek, tot Fulling, Vying, and 1
CluOis. An experienced workman, one wu., v... business in Enstern Manufactories, will supennteuil Uio
merit. He will give close attention, ami eiiuic ru..
The usual pric
A a 11 it ' w sale I' 1?
to
... '.Li ,n,ir hvothi-pn dfthe nressthrit, should lie
t.-... n.irli.r tin' reward that lias been oherf
fr.r Ins a norcheiision, urge his lmmediitte return
this place, where he can be tried and brought t ) justice. He is supposed to be pretty dtipply engaged in villainy of this character. Tincher was recognized, but cave hail. Rex was recognized, and 1ms given "I""- bail " His hands, it is supposed, are not entirely' clean of breeches of the law, and every community should guard its interests, by wholly discountenancing him; and, if he be found this side of the Ozark mountains, he should bo returned, to stand his trial. He remained in jail near a month before he found the re-, nuisite "bail." Timothy R. Woodden, had resided about Moscow, with Harney, nearly a year, nnd had finally run away with one of his daughters. He had been 'looked upon with a suspicious eye, by the community. After Harney ran away, Woodden returnee to Moscow, one night, and was arrested the next day, for passing a counterfeit twenty dollar bill, previous to his elopement with Harney's daughter. lie was re-coo-nked, and gave bail at the same time, and in the same' manner that did Rex. We caution the public to be on its guard apprehend and return him for trial,' if possible, as he has long been suspicioned for a scoundrel. . , . , Tf 'We have not pretended to give the particulars, 't would require too much 'space, and we do not wish to spare it. Tincher's conduct has been such as to justify the conclusion, in the mind of the great. majority of our citizens, of his entire innocence; indeed, every circumstance is in his favor; but we leave the whole matter for the decision of the proper tribunal : Rushtilte Whig.
ffc-j-The Rev. John N. Maffifonce published his life, written by himself. His celebrity at the present time would make sale for a large edition. We shall never forget the opening paragraph. It reads thus: "From the romantic retreats of far-famed Erin, born on the fickle winds of an adverse foriunc, a lonely etranger brings his mite of sorrow, and lays the dewstarred treasure at Columbia's feet!" The whole work was in nearly the same elevated strain,and terribly interesting. If we remember rightly, the Rev. Professor of Belles Lettres was originally a romantic journeyman tailor. Atlas. . . While on our various lours of the West and fcouihwesteru States, we have frequently passed through ,h.r t.hfi Rev. J. N. Maffit was preaching,
nf tlio mental treat
anaiUVUriauiy avant-u -. -. - which the delivery of a sermon by him never fai s ot i 1 tln.in Minn rum
confering. in every place we nave u ... u, we have been interrogated by members of the ttra.de, whether he ever belonged to the fraternity 1 We are informed that he worked a while as a journeyman tor
Mr. Scofield, father of the gentleman or mat . name uelonrring to the highly respectable firm of Messrs. Howard, Keeler & Scofield, on the corner of Rroad- . j ..,ii nml ihnf hi father Dursued the
business in Ireland. Upon the death of his father.we
learn that he conducted the tailoring ousiness ior ins -..t.. ,;i v, left fhr this country. It is also sta-
ted that he was a local preacher ot great promise in - C TT 7
Ireland. Mirror oj rawm.
' JUSTICE'S ELECTION.
JOHN J. M'FAR-
vv e uie ttunjvii.i w -r, . i-n LAND, as a candidate for Justice of the Peace to till the place of Caleb Scudder. .. We are authorized to announce JOHN HAhJi., as
a Candidate for Justice ot the recce, to nil vacancy occasioned by the expiration: of. the time of Laleb Scudder, Esq. Wo nm authorized to announce BENJAMIN
M'CLURE, as a Candidate for Justice of the Teace.
COMMUNICATED. OBITUARY. . . . .. . .1. n.U hi a rnniitfmrn in ihfi Vicini
ty of this city, WILLIAM M'OUAT, sen. in the 68th year of his age. Mr. M'Ouat was a native of Stirr:.. pi.: sr.iinnri H pirnoTatfid to this country in
Hull 011111., k. b 1832, and has resided in this neigborhood ever since
that time. He was a member or me rresoyiermu church from childhood, and an ornameut to the chris
tian profession, ilis manners were siiiijjir, u..i co,itnriniia ami sincere. He died in full re-
II It IV UIH'J.V-llLi... fiance upon the merits of that Saviour m whom he
had long believed, anu is now, we uusi, igu-"ii his immediate presence. An agod widow is left behind to mourn his unexpected departure. One feature of Mr. M'Ouafs christian example deserves to be noted as' worthy of more general imitation among pror r fi:.:nn Tt i fidfilitv and zeal with
lessors oi itiifii. j. . i which he regularly administered religious instruction 'v
to the members ot nis nousuuuiu. x.tij -vening, his little family were called together to repeat the "Shorter Catechism," and enter into free conversation upon the important truths it contains. May parents connected with the same church, of which
he was a member, "go ana no hkewisc.
IiAXD SALE. APPLICATIONS or bid will be received at this office.oii Saturday the tery-iAi'rd day uf October next, between . . r i ,n,1 2 nVWk P. M. for thR nuichase of tlie cast
k.irnf the north east ana rter of Miction 14, town ISnortli, of
ran 5 eat, (eighty acres) erroneouly marked toli on the tract book of Uii oIic wUlibeld from sale. Taw tract tie about 2J mile outh eat from Koblesville, Hamilton county, near the Hne of the Central canal. DAVID V. CCLLEY, Kegitter. Land Office, Indianapolu, Sept. IX, 1841 5r
I'O CiOUNTV OFJFICEKH.' riiHE subscriber is just receiving a fi'iod supply -l ner: and lie is now ready to make books to a
ranted to he-of good paper, and substantially hoi'
ti and Louisville prices. Ail orders wiu uc m nnd with many thanks for past favors, by strip
siness, lie hopes to merit a enare ui u.u ,.....
sent 15 ' Djipoaite the Joitrn
ntiiiff office.
I'KKXCH HOUG.. a Tjr of B",minc kub1u.. SWAINES PANACEA. 31)07. Pwninos Pnlmcen, warranted (jenuinn. . V.T,V jc 11 For sale by- CKAIOHKA BAM)0
-FRESH : MEDICINES, AC. riMIE subscribers have just received and opened at their new J- store room, a new and Iure assortment of Fresh -V?' Medicines, 'Paints, Oils, Dyewoods and Dyestuff.S, Medical Glassware, Windomglass, Cosmetics, Pure Wines and Liquors, (selected expressly for medicinal purposes,) together with almost every other article in their line, all of which have been selected by one of the firm in the Eastern cities, with a view to Have each and every nrlicle of the first quality, and are determined to sell the same at the very lowest prices for cash, or on shori t approved credit. The attention of Physicians, Country Merchants, Painters and Invalids nro respectfully invited. 1 articular care and attention will be given to filling prescriptions, and compounding medicines, and believe that with the experience of twelve years in tliis particular Branch of business, we shall be able to render full satisfaction. The store will be opened at any hour in the night when called on. Indianapolis, june 11. CRAIGHEAD & UllAMlON. . CJOI.D OJAF. '
PACKS GOLD LEA1'. For sale by juncll CRAIGHEAD & BRANDOS.
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tJJILKr'S MORAL JWD POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, I r. n,...n nr s.hnnli us cnrwteiiBed hv A. J. Vnlnv, A. M.
'July 2
For sale at
DAVIS' Ilookslorc.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY. Consumption and Bleeding of the Lungs cured. Mr. William Sheprlard, residing in lieaver county, Pa. near the state line, relates as follows: "In tho month of May last my wife was taken with Bleeding from the Lungs, coughing, night sweats, hectic fever, &c. She had taken a violent cold; having previously given symptoms of the approach of consumption, I felt much alarmed and made immediate application to a physician. Under his treatment she became worse, instead of better, until the first of June, w hen I heard from an intelligent man of Dr. Smayns's Syrup of mid Cherry, and from his earnestness In recommend, ing it I was induced to try one bottle. The effect exceeded my utmost .expectations she felt immediate 'relief. 1 then mounted my horse and rode to the office, Pittsburgh, where it is kept for sale, and procured six bottles more, which I am happy to say has ,r-i..,i ., .,.riw.t mi-p l'lpiisp. Diihlisli this certificate, with my
name in lull, that others may know where to find the greatest .......... Cui.n,. .nn
blessing on eartn. , . niuu nn-... n,- nEy-o V 1 0 v.; i- ft Kiahth street. Philadelphia
where hundreds of certificates may be seen of the efficacy of this
invaluable madicine. for sale uy an? 21 CRAIGHEAD If BRANDON, og'ts ior Indianapolis
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LAND SALE.
ITLICATIONS or bids will be received'at this office, between hn nf 1 n nil 9 oVtmk. n. m. of Saturday, the 2d of
October next, for the purchase of the north cast quarter of section eleven, township eleven north, of range four eust; ono hundred and sixty acres, erroneously withheld from sale. This trad iies 4 miles south from Franklin, Johnson county, and is most likely good land. DAVID V. CULLEY, Register. Land Office, Indianapolis, Sept. 1. 5w
TOOTH ACI1K. - , , , JUST received a supply of Montague's Halm, for the teeth, at the sign of the Golden Mortar, opposite the Washington Hall. July 22 TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Agents.
300
LEAD. LBS. Bar Lead for sale by june 22 -. -- ; -
E. JORDAN.
500
sept tl
FLAX SEED WANTED. BUSH ELS FLAX SEED wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid at the Drug Store of CRAIGHEAD 8; BRANDON.
i.'nrinV ATV'U -l M I I SSIOM HOUSE.
milE subscribers would inform their friends and the public I that they intend connecting with their present business the auction and commission business, and will make liberal cash advances on goods consigned for auction sales. I heir first fa 1 sale will be on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 21st, ZZtl, and 23d September, when they will offer for sale 320 packages fall and winter dry goods, well assorted. Country and city merchants will find it greatly to their benefit to attend this sale, ns the probability is that so complete an assortment was never before offered at auction in this city. Terms cash. . . Louisville, Sept. 8 5w ... 1. B. DAKFOBTH fc Co.
MARION COUNTY SEMINARY THE Winter Session, in Marion County Seminary, will begin on Wednesday the 15 inst. It has been found desirable that the terms should lie regulated that August and half of Septemtier may hereafter be passed in vacation. The Seminary will consist of two departments. In one all the branches appropriate to common schools will be taught, including vocal music. In the senior department instruction will be given in the usual branches of a liberal academic course. Any scholar may take lessons in vocal music without any additional ex nense There arc no incidental charges for any thing except breaking glass or otherwise injuring the property of the Seminary. The rales of tuition are for Primary Studies, 3 00 for Rudiment of Arithmetic and Geography in addition, $3 50 for
all other common Kngusn oiuaies, 9-i uu puages, one branch ef Mathematics, or any one of the higher Studies, in addition to the common English course, $ 5 00 tor .. ... .r. .... Ai-juk f a b L U I' I- II
v h..n nnj. nf tin. tiiiriicr atuaies. yo uu. i. . . ....
sept It 3w
i. U
KEMPER, nftriicter.
LOST, N town somewhere, a few days since, a Pair of fine Gold Spectacles, in a red Morocco case. The finder will be liberty rew-arded on leaving them at this office. sept4 3t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. THE subscriber has taken out letters of administration on the estate of Andrew Lawson, deceased, late of Hancock coun
ty. Those owing said estate will please make lmuieuiaie pay
ment; and those having claims win prcscui mem v,oj authenticated. The estate is solvent, sept 15-3w p ISAAC WILLET, Adm'r.
'i-wuc'tion in this Dcpnrtmeit,couimciicw on j, , oveinber, and continues 4 months, exclusive ot ,oss at Christmas. There is an exorcise each day; first ,n the Principles of Law consisting of recitations, lectures, and examinations; and secondly, ill the Practice of Law embracing the discussion of the various forms of legal instruments and judicial proceedings, together with exercises in the Moot Court The whole course is arranged and conducted in a mode suited to beginners, and with a view to include, as far as possible, a general outline of the law in a single session. The terms are $o) for the session, payable in advance; and no deduction for part of the time. This has no reference to tho office tuition, for which students can make their own arrangement. The requisites lor the degree of Bachelor of Laws, are, that the candidate shs.ll attend at least one session, and shall pass an examination to be made by a committee of legal gentlemen designated by the Hoard ol Urnstees, and instructed to consider the standard of qualification torn degieec the same us for admission to the bar. An extra charge of $5 is made for a Diploma. Students can have access to a good Library, and the Courts are almost constantly in session in the City. The price of board ranges from S3 to $Q per week. It is verv desirable that all who propose to enter the Law Class shor Id be present at the begin ning of the course. Hfltl 7w T. WALKER, Professor of Lav.
EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN D. & C. JOM..-S ' ' . JVo. 19 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends in the country and city that thev arc now receiving their Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, direct from the importers and agents in the eastern cities. Their stock will be large and well selected, l,e!n" purchased by one of the members of the firm who resides east" They will be sold on their usual liberal terms by the piece or package" 18JVL-
STOVES, STOVES. rip LIE subscribers have how on hand a large assortment of their A improved premium Cooking Stoves, 6 sizes made direct from the iron ore. Also, Franklin, seven nnd ten plate, and cannon Stoves of all sizes, which they are prepared to sell very low for cash or approved bills, by wholesale or retail. I he public are requested to call and examine their stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. GREGG, ANDREWS, &. COLLb, sept 7w No. 38, Main st , Cincinnati. N. B Russia Iron Grates at reduced prices for sale as above. TO WESTERN MEKCHIANTM.: NEW GOODS. BLACI1LEY, STRONG, SIMPSON, & Co., JVo. II Pcarlstrcct, Cincinnati, INFORM their Western friends that they are now receiving 'from the Eastern cities a large and full supply of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, purchased by one of the firm, direct from the importers' and manufacturers' agents, and which will be sold by the peace or package low for cash or approved paper, sept 15 7w ' - -
BIOIVEY t'OI.licCTEO IN OKEAT BRITAIN. EMIGRANTS and citizens entitled by will to money in Eng. land, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, and those that own stock in .rovernmcnt securities, the Bank of England, the van. ous Insurance, Canal apd Rail Road Companies, can sell their shares and receive the cash in Cincinnati or elsewhere, if desired. Apply to THOMAS EMERY. Estate and Money Agent. No. 11, East Fourth st sept 15-7w
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES. 4 prizes of $25,000 amounting to $100,000, 1 FOR 25TU SEPTEMBER: and $50,000 $30,000 $25,000, FOR 32d OCTOBER. J. G. Gregokv & Co. Managers. SPLENDID UNION LOTTERY, Class 8, for 1841. To he drawn at Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday, Sept. 25. I'.iiii.t.tA.vr snifcME. 1 prize of 25,0O OoIIh.1 . 1 V" T. '...... ...ii.. .....!,:.. IIMIIIIMI .loll,....
dO ..1FW JHFlii. I .w.s
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.In '2.1.000 lIN. )
1 prize of I do of H,imo 1 do of 6,000 1 do of 5,153
iiirizesof 4,00(1
4 prizes of 50 do of 50 do of 50 do of 100 do of
2,000 1,000 -500 250 200, Ac.
U .triiwn numbers out of 78.
Tickets S15 Halves 7 50 Uunrters $3 75 Eighths $1 87. Certificates of packges of 26 whole tickets $200 do do Of 26 half do 100 do do of 26 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 1841, Will be drawn at Alexandria, D. C. 16 drawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME 1 Ornnd Cnpital prize of -1 Splendid prise of - - -
do do
1 prize
do do
do
do do do
do do
of
of of of of of of
4 prizes of 5 do of
$8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 . 2,500 2,311 2,0tK)
1,750
10 prizes of 10 do of
do do do do do do &c
50 50 50 100 100 170
of of of of of of
SO OOO dollars. 30,000 dollars. 2 VMM dollars.
10,000 dollars.
f 1,500 1,250 1,000
500
4c.
400 300 250 200 &e.
IK Irswn numbers out of 78.
Tickets 20 Halves $ 10 Quarters fa Eighths fi 0. Certificates of Packages of 26 whole tickets f 260 d0 do 26 half do 130 do do 26 quarter do 65 do do 26 eighth do 32 50 ft-j Oiders for tickets nnd shares and certificates of packages in the above splendid schemes will receive the most prompt attentionand the drawine of each lottery will be sent immediate ly after it is over, to ll who order from in. Address J. G. GREGORY if Co. Mana;ert,
an, j wasuiiigion -y
SIAKISH SEGARS, VLOT Superior, Rcpalia, rriucipe, Lasorma, Havana, LeRitiruo, Constansla and other Iraml. Just roccivd anrittor
.aiebv june 18 uAittiMw
llerscii Davis Desi first, second, i july 2
7 VANS CA.M0.MIL
june 11 .
FOR !A 4 STK.1.M S.4W MILL, situ.it. i New llethel, I'riiiiklin townsb mill is situated in the best wooded sect) other mill properly near it. The innchin has power to drive additional machinery, to admit of additions for that purpose. . ten acres of land with a comfortable dwellii. with a well finished two storied House, wit. kitchen in New Hethel. A pood stable nnd o attached. A part or the whole of the above property... chased on easy terms, or exchanged for town property t,; for u dwelling. . For terms and particulars apply to J. S. JJobtis, Indianapolis, or Jacob Glaz.ur near the premises. All those having claims against the estate of John- G. Shaw, will present them authenticated to the subscriber or Jno. S. Ilotibs for liquidation, and those indebted to the said estate will please to call nnd make settlement. sept 1 6w Mrs. R. A. SHAW.
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HAY'S LINIMENT, CERTAIN, iafe, and speedy remedy, for the Piles te, for sale by july 31 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.-
AGUE! AGUE!! AGUE!!! No cure no pay. , , CLEMENS & BS1KE1VS celebrated Blcirk Tome FM, A certain cure for FEVER Si,-; AGUE. Warranted to cure or the Money refunded. STllIE unparallelled success which has attended tho LL use of these Pills wherever they have been introduced, enables us with confidence to oiler them to the public as as an infallible remedy for FEVER AND AGUE. And as we have never yet heard of their failing to cure in a single case, we have such confidence inthcir cfiicacy, that we huroby authorize our agents to refund the price of them in every instanco of failure, provided satisfactory evidence is given that the directions for their use has been complied with. , mile jinnrniiT im minftral or noisonous inffre-
dient, nor any thing in the least injurious to tho hu
man system, but are a vegetaoie preparauun, mm iay nf this most delicate coti-
stiititioii, with peifect safety, and afe of so bracing
and strengtlientng a nature, mat mej iw";1"' appetite, strengthen the digestive organs, and iiiVigo.i, ovotom mid ari r.nnscnticiltl V one of
the best remedies known fr dyspcp8ia,liver complaint, jaundice, and general debility, V
JNo person, living in a Huuuuu ui tummj nnvtu uterrnittent fevers prevail, should ever be without a
bOX Ot the TUJNIU 1'IL.L.O, atlU wueuevei um piuiuunitary symptoms appear, ;by taking one pill every morning or oftencr, the disease will in most cases bp arrested. i . . To travelers also, they cannot be too highly rccorn.r.,i,i 0 ti.aiF ore n p ii 1 1 v ii ii t iin. and can bo carried
in the pocket without inconvenince, having in tins respect the advantage over nil the liquid Tonics, which are not only bulky and liable to breakage, but bftmg generally watery solutions, will not stand, the cold.-f-
The Tonic fills contain an mo vuiuco ui mu
them . -i fi. , tr. l,Ju ii (in mid bun a box ot C(C-
mens and JiakcrU Black ToiM Rills, which may bo hod
of the lollowinfT agents.
J. R. Wilcox, Druggist; Lvansvillo,
V. & C. Bell, do. do. , R. Wallace &, Co., Merchants, Cnrlislc, J. D. Colwell & Co., Druggists, Vincenncs,
Patrick & Wood, do , lerro Haute,
J. F.King, tlo uo
rt Sidwell. Merchants, Rockville,
Joseph Stevenson, P. M. Monteiuma,
1). A. Jones, Alercnant, iewpri. Kill & Gessie. do Perryville,
Jones Smith & Co., Merchants, Perryville,Gookins &, Barnes, do do
Hamilton & Price, Druggists, oovingioii Tomlinson Brothers, do Indianapolis, : Craitrhead & Brandon. do Jo
R. IJoggett Si. Co. Princeton,
Indiana, do. do. do.
do. do., do. do. do. do.' 1 do. do. do. do. do. . do do. '
july 22-6mo ' CLEMENS & BAKER, 1'hila.
tup cTiTtr nv ITCniANA. MARION COUNTV
l nu - --j Probate Court of said County, August Term, A. D. 1841. . .. .1 nf Ml. 1
in tne mauer oi u.e . ... . Oneonlp,ajnt 0f Insolvency, ehsel Altenberger, deceased, THE creditors of said estate are herehy notified, that on tb twelfth dav of Aucust, in the year 1841, Jacob Gorman,. s.J.
;. ..trt. i,rMii1 tnte. riled bis comnl.iint of tbe insolveur.v
IIIIUKS.. i "I . I - J thereof in the said court; that the same is now pending therein, a .i..,. thev otifv slid administrator of llio eiiatenrA
and extent of their respective cUlins, by filinff the same, or a
stateuient ot tne nature, uefccupnuii, ma a.c, u, wnimi assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the office of ... t an a nurt nrevinuft tn the final distribution of tba no.
iiiu i 1 . " . i - - - - sets of the estate of the said decedent, such claims will be pom-
poned in lavoroi uib ciauiw ui.ie uuiphi.wcuhuis,. i order of said Court, this 12tli day of August, 1841. Attest, ub 13 6w y R- B. DUXCAN. elerk.
ROWASD'S TOXIC BIIXTURE. 4 Few dozen Kowands Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Febrifupei a specific and lasting cure for the fever and ague, war-, ranted uenuine, For sale by july 22 '41 .CRAIGHEAD & ERAyPOADMrNISTBATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out letters of administration on tbe estate of David B. Sbelton, late of Marion county, deceased. AH persons having claim acainst said estate ire desired to present them properly authenticated for settlement; those indebted to said estate are require to make payment without delay. The eetaie m believed to btinsolvent. cPt8 3w TUOMAS SUELTO.X, adai'r.