Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 24, Vincennes, Knox County, 15 November 1834 — Page 4

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(" VTID.N. A child is horn. Now lake the germ ami make "r A hud of moral beauty. Let the dews Of kn-wlcp, and the light of virtue, wake it In richest fragrance and in purest hue; UIicii prion's gust an J sorrow's tempest shake .

The shelter of nllecuon m rr rnusr,

h brother in inltllecf, vrent up to him. Af i ier vit wiiiir each other 'with hick lustre eye,"

' and contorting their faces in such a manner a? i ...iii j i. ... l flip

to lemitiu U1C ocnoiuur ui nuiuo j. ... poet, Thus one fool lolls his tongue out at the other, Am! wacs his empty noddle at his brother.' Hah accosted James it li, "Are 3 e Mr. James?' Av; ami I reckon ye are Daft Rah llamilt.n.V' O i, axe; losh,"man, 'am dry." "WccI,"' said Jamie, ""1 hae thrippence." The two slunk into the inn, and called for a bottle ol porter. 1 he waiter, however, had by mistake brought .1 bottle of ink, which Rah decanted into a iu and dr. ink to the bottom, whilst Jamie was looking at the troo"ps from the window. " The porter wur good, but uncommon sour, Mister James. Hae, there's the jug " -" perceiving it empty, Jamie threw it at the head of his companion, who now made a dash down stairs, screaming with terror. "Catch me tlriiui-

7 To proennstUate correctly, ctpecia ly m those caees whre the wind is concerned, the observer should be within sight of a good vane, where the four cardinal points of the heavens are correctly placed. With these precautious he will scarcely ever be deceived in depend ing on the table.

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For soon the gathering hand olucam win urea ( rlr1 tlii? ....fortunate being was

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From its weak Mem o pie, ami 11 sn.111 o j mi ; jUi,cij by some ruffians, whom the public All power to charm ; but it that lovely tlowcr , a , 1 rjti,,s ,lsnite of the most indefatigable Hath swelled one pleasure, or subdued f'e ',rrl:nni. ..ould ot discover.

pain, ... O who shall t that it ha lived in vain, ) However fugitive it- breathing bout? j yi:ars of i nr. fast. J Blest years of the. past! how 1 love to retrace,. With mcmorv's pencil, vour images dear, Like n painter call'd late, to take the sweet ; face j Of the beautiful, os she lies dead on her bi-j cr. I

F.ut oh. as vour picture 1 fondly pursue, A ioit stealing tear-drop my eyelid bedews.

Chambers FJinburgh Jour.

From the Baltimore Gazette. Ti!F, AVi:.VTJIEK. The following is from the pen of the celebrated Dr. Claike. It ii not unworthy of atten

tion.

scraps. Ml existence is what il appears to be to the notvers of our senses, and is therefore relative or comparative to those powers. Thus there is no inherent sweetness in sugar, but the quality of sweetness i in the sense ot the palate. In a violet there is no inherent color, but the sense of color, called violet, is in our optic nerve, ami ihe sense of sweetness produced by the same flower, is in the olfactory nerve. There is no sound in a vibrating Mi ing, but the sound, "so called, is the vibrating effect produced on our auditory nerves. And the sense of hardness or substance, in a tone, arises from its being hauler than our fingers, which hne not power to puss through it The ideations produced by thing' cut of ourselves, are called our )e retplions and the pioperty or power of bodies to excite or create particular perceptions, is, in common luDguaee, considered as possessing the sensation itelf, which

it onlv creates 111 us

sour

ol sour

IIITT 8c ORRICK

I r.Srr.l I U l.UV intonn tlietr friends nm.1 the public generally, that they keep on hand a large and well selected assortment of fresh

MEOK'l.N F.S, which they receive semi annually, from the East. I'mUtiS, I'AlMs', OILS, DYE STUFFS, (f.l,;,)i ihe full. n-in' are a i art:

...v v, j o , tale Mornhine Lpsom baits

JUJUJUXT -r-ar- g

Thus we cal

Acetate .VloriJione

Hydriodate 1'otaeX" (Jx Minute do. eodim; Black Oxv! Mercury Blue l'ill iviass Luiifit (7tsti; Sulphate tininino F.vtract do. " ('(doycinth " Cirri ta ' lbdladon.i " Liquorice CI en nine Red Hark " Calisavo do.

Calomel

From my earliest childhood I was bread upon , gllb,tHceg

vinegar

, oil smooth, and fire hot, though the sense () ium

nimess, sinooinness, anu nem, i m os, ium , ,-,i,Kn

in the bodies w hi. ;h create these perceptions. ;(3re nn Tartar Knan.el is made of pow.lered glass oxyd of i,, jvjas:nesia

lead, and tin ami salt ot tartar, wnn coiwreu ; rjaruoI,.,t ,K

No wonder? for who can unmoved bid adieu To nnsterious raptures, warm youth only

knows,

And,

v sew The opening- scene? of his joys or his woes Who gnzes nor sighs, vwlh a. heart deeply u rung Why can he not always be blooming and young. Tiir: ixnrpi:M)i:xT imrmlk. Hi T. I. I ESSKM'LS. It may very truly be said, That his is a noble vocation, W"ho?e induMrv lead- him to spread About him a little Creation. He lives independent of all F.xccpt the Omnipotent Donor; Hns always enough at his call And more is a plague to its owner.

He work with hi haml, it is true,

Peruvian Rarks

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A caudle tuuKca miistinci name in me name yellow Lima

ol alcohol. Chocolate is a preparation from the cocoa nut which is ground into powder, made into cakes aud flavored with spices. The explosive force of guUpowder as compar

ed with the pressure of the atmosphere, is es-.j

tirualed at from one Itiousami id wo unmsnnu

tto.

Quassia Casearilla (entia ti Colchicum . . 1 - .

yrup lavcrwon

!-camniony (ambogc A rabic Camphor Asa foetid. i Trairaeaiith F.latrc Sly rax A ho-s O niac Kino Ammoniac

rum

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Radx Spigt lica Smjar I I

i-.tii.. farm I w: tantrht to care lor

ll IIUIC - and cultivate ever since I was able to spring the rattle, use the whip, manage the sickle, or handle a spade, ami a? I found that much of our success depended on 8 proper knowledge and n.no.i.'omen? of the weather, I w as led to study

' it ever since I was eight years of age. I believe (meteorology is a natural science, ami one ol the

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oa the world's dim awful thrcshhold to, first thai is sluuieu; ami maievery c...... ... V atmosphere. Ounpowder does not ex piooe oy

I country manes, umangni, soiuu mus;' u Jteat at less ttian olu 1 arirennen. us iorce 01 ! at least so it was with me. I had actual. y !expi(,cion vVu.u closely confined is f I -'2 tons to t learned, by silent obsenation, to form good con- jQ s,iuare ncu. When the air is dry it discharges ' iec.tores conceniintr the coming weather, nnd on 1 i,.., thousand ei-'ht hundred feet in a

! this head, to teach wisdom to those who were jsp,,, nu,i wlCii very damp but one thousand 1 perfect, especially among those who had not two hundred leet. j 1 been obliged, like me, to watch earnestly, that, -jpell part 5 of" tin and one thousand of copper; I what was so necessary to the fa mil) WV,!'' : iUuke aim metal or br runs. j j should not be spoiled by the weather before it , J(ue j5 a s,,ecieI 0 ta!e, and used by the Hin- j ' was boused. !doos and Chinese for god-making. Many a time, even in tender youth, have 1; js prepared from the leaves, and small

'waicneti iiie ni.nou nun n.-...j, --, oranciies 01 1 miigo lera iincioriu-01 w men itici e , jjjne ! the deferent appearances of the mornin- ,are two varieties. 'White do ! evening sun, the phases of the moon, thescin-J The tlashes of the torches used on the stage!,., . , 1 . . 0 r . 1 .i. .1: r v. ..tut ! .... . , .-1 i- i final it mi

tiuaiion 01 inc si. us, un- 1ng.u1 m m- are made liv tlie une uust setus 01 iijcupoatum.

swallow, ttie gamoois 01 uie con, tnuii.-. n.t, or cl) ,nfXc3. ! r .1 - ...,.l tl.rt l.n.1 as ..cr.f Ikie son - ! ti , 1 t t r -. ,

01 11." usitii-j tin.! mi . .u .1. - - namn mar a i prenareu uy oui nuig v -i nous 1 ...

inew not Mirteiinig mi .'i viw.....f) snDstancuJ in cloi' rooms, ami collecting inc:,.,, .1 1- i .1 ,. !: i 1.,,... I im.l Aa. i . .. ...... . 11 , ur.in

! u;e irogs. r rom me ium anu" " smoke on woolieri clothe, wtncii are nru-neii

i ..:... I I- -l.,o. i. itnrvi. l.ln I llltfn XPIlIliriMI

lint happn.es? dwells with eny.loyment . t . rricultur:il 0j,erHlioiis in rtferAnd he who has nothing to do ; r(ce , Cl),nintr ,Tav5 ;j ,a, seidoui much lUs nothing by way of enj . ment. mi;titU Ci ; u). rcckonmgs. ... . , . ! About twenty vears ago, a table purporting to His tbours are nnro exercise . i be the w ork of the 1 ate Dr. Ilerschel, wns vari-

w nionMncsiiun irom pam anu i-mjw., nit. ,.,,.,, n,i;,;, 1n nerform r.roirnos-

i tics of the weather, by the times of change, bill.

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: and (juarteis ol tne moon. 1 n.ivc ctreiuny i,,,,,,!,-,.,) ,rnps of landaiium

consulted this table for year, ami was ania?.e.i Opodeldoc is a solution of soap in alcohol, r.

.ti -uri n. olim. ..v.j , .w, n, j . wllM cam l.i) or ami voiaiiie on. ,1 . ...!.. .1.. , ri a . .1

ecu, eng.nreo in me muu oi n.u V: k torn t nf conri'iiti e avem of carbo-

I nate of lime and membrane.

Rennet is concreted milk, found in the stom-

Sup. Carl). Soda Carb. do.

ire Re tl

To expel Ihe oil from this soot it is heated !jaiHp p,jv rednes in an iron vessel. Icalomba do. I he nntU nrn i-i;t n l.t t oil nlhunitn and IillCS- .. .

. c ( lrirnna una tie

'J'hen, Farmers, yon truly may pne Vour own as the best of conditions. From competence, shar'd with content, Since all true felicity springs, 'Ihe life of a Farmer is bent With more of retl bliss than a king's.

idiate ot lime.

I Naptha is fluid bitumen; petroheum, viscid ,hitutucn, and asphaltum i hard bitumen. It

is comDine.l wiMi vegetanie snnsianee in coai.

Four grains of opium are equivalent to one

Root

TIIK I'it All.TV OF lir.AX TV.' "Aye, Ibauty's wreck Is not nccomi lisl.ed. Of created things, Nothing was finished with a tool so nioo As the moth's wing. 'Tis coYred with line art. 'Tis clotlied in feature? to the ipiickest e e Hardly preccptable. Vet one slight touch l)efars ail. See wontan's beauty llies, Urush'd by li.e hand of sorrow or mischance. Lseapes it there Age will not let it pass; It falls h victim to the thefts of time; Sut'coodne. have liv'd, Cecelia, loner fis almot ten vtrs since I saw four score, Lxpoiiei.ce ttHs-i"' beauty is a shade, ... i 11 the pri,v ol yutb a morning i loud, W til you'bo t ' nr ever fair, Spite of oh'S3 au wrinkles? Then be good." Sir John Moore

1 t r. I hfirr thoucht that any rules could be de-

; vi ed, liable to so few exceptions. I have mm 1.

t to i lc ,, .r:i t i..i 01 t n arrniifcmrn . illustra- . .. i . l- ... 1 i i :.. i ... i rt.

; n i . . , ... - - , ;i en t'l n sim iwi.iif o nao rn peu, p.i i in. ii i ai i y ii me 1 1 . , , !....i:i ...:,i.f.,.ii..,..,l,c.r...itia.li hiiiI tttivo er.t ... .. 1 i .. '.. ... Crude do.

i! i n ii .v... mi in. i w--v.. ........ - tan. if coaiMiiar.es Willi miiK aira iromia-s c ... v -. i . ,

Senrka do Ibidx. Valerian Uva lrsi Burguady Fix fimento

Vdhesive Flasfpr

antliai ides dj.

Mercurial do. Dyachilon do. Court do

Refined Rorax

j it that you may insert it, u it has hitherto been

i confined generally to a few almanacs.

A TARI-K For telling the Heather through all the Luna

Hans of each year forever,

leesc,

Wliiti. S.mi'lla

Salt cracks in the fire, owing to waler in it B;i,sam C( avia being converted into vapor . Oil do

. Soda water is made ty comriuing eigiu iues ( tisolilatetl do.

jits bum ot carbonic acut gas, lormeu in use pro- ; cess, from a cai boiiHte oi lime and dilute sulph

This table and the accompanying remarks are 'uric acid, to winch is added some carbonate of

the result of many years' actual observation ; ,oda. the whole being constructed on due conside-! Wa ter, passed over wheat flower, carries off r .1 , r n c... r....i ..,t. ; n . - ... - i ---1 Vfi (tTfif several positions respecting the earth, . leaves the tough substance called gluten, and will by simple inspection, show sheob-eiv- Starch become sugar by being boiled for 48 er what kind of weather w ill most probably l.d- hour, in 100 parts of water, and 1 of sulphuric low the entrance of the moon into any of its

pi.it ters, and that so near the truth as to be feel dor.t or never found to fail.

u-Lfwmw BBngi i

DAFT JTA il HAMILTON. Thi poor creature for many years wandered .bout Ayr and the adjacent towns. He was n pti'Yct i ii'.f; but stiil there was a sort of, rwewdne's about him, especially in money! maKeri. peculiar to those laboring under a sim-' il tr maia.N-. His mofiier lived at Ayr, I ut he; himself was a migratory. To-day he was in! Ar, to-morrow in Kilmarnicfc, t ti e nest Mant I. line, Riid so on. Of the genuineness ot" i -upper coin, he was a perfect judge, at a time w hen that department of the currency was inj no round tate. Little urchins in their waegerits tried him with old halfpence, and lead pen-! ii v pieces; but Rab was wide awake to their: tricks. ,ilt is no gude," was Ihe simple but em-j phatic jrjdgmcnt he pronounced on such occa-i fions. Rab had a dah of the rogue about biur too. An individual once gave him a twopenny r.ooprr piece. After squinting at it over his' right shoulder, which was his ordinary mode of. viewing any thing, he said, "The color's gude, but it's ower big. ' With a view to ascertain; 'whorrar it was a gude penny or no,' he slipped into a Laker s shop, end asked for "a bawbee bap." This he got, and three half pence in; hange. He bolted out of the shop, and ran1 home with the utmost speed, thinking he had, halted the baker eiut of a penny. The baker; happened to be running the same way; Rah: thought ho was in lull pursuit, and roared out' ns he ran,l,l gae ruair nor a bawbee I got nuej mriir nor a bawbee!' i For a long time, although a perfect adept inj copper, Rab was totally ignorant of sivcrcoin.j One dny, however, he happened (o be in a irro-' rer's :htp, and saw a girl get sivpetmy-pieces for a six-pence. Hitherto he had been in thr habit of refusins: silver, and people ued to of b-r it to him in the perfect cert irlUa o would not accept il. Soon alter in tV.ve in-i rideitt, a gentleman having held o.. . j-Wpeueej and a penny piece, and offered him !:ich he! pleased, I bib was not long in deciding which of! the tuo to choose. "To show ye I'm no greed y, ! Fil tak ll.e wne ane.v " " R lb was a regular attendant at Mr. IVcbcl's; cluiri h in Ayr; hot some freak led hiut to go one ; Sunday to hear Dr. Aul 1, one of the estahli-hcd ' t IcrL'y. Having stuck himself close tothepul-i jot, be stuck his head through the railing which!

mrronnded it. On find inn he could Not ret

If the New .Moon the First (iurter the Full Moon, or the Last Quarter happens

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j One of the sons of l'bitu lying on his denlh 2 'bd, ;id wi-hing fo reward n faithful black, called him into his roou and thus addressed , him: ! ni"... ..... . ... r ...i r .:ii f..i

serviers, I have remembertd you in my will "Herry w ell, massH,' replies Coffee, (his eyes brightened w ith Ihe hope of receiv ing a considerable sum of money) "me berry glad massa think of poor Cuff ''

"1 intend you a creat honor," continues his

master, "I mean to have you interred by my side in the family tomb.'' 'Ohr massa,'' replies Cuffe, "me no like dat fifty pound better for me; and suppose

jsome dark night de debil come look lor massa,

perhaps he take poor Cuffe in mistake."

Ciauher do. Caustic FotaFa; Renoiu Acid ndx Sa r.-a parilla Ca n tharides Tartar Linetio Senna A lex a in! I ia Sper ma c t i Sal Ammoniac ( 'oeciilus Indicus Arrov Root Fulv. i'ine Sjionge While Arsenic 1'tiper Fill b..xts Wood " " White Wax Yellow dt. Red 1'rccipitate White do. Chalk prepared Crude Antimony Rlack Hellebore Krgot Fulv. Flor Sulphur Lro,'!i-h Saffron American do. ( 'uhebs i'lack oxyd Manganese (,'arb Ammonia Citric Acid Phosphate Iron (,'arb. do. Antimonialis pulv. F'rankincenc e Armenian IJole Carb Xiv.c rs'ux V'omic;, R usia n Castor i-'xt. Catechu Calhanum Roll lirimstoiie Sheet Corks Rot tic do. Vial " Oil Peppermint i( Almonds

Wintergrecn (Jiniiainon Chives 1 .a vender Rordeau Anise Ca ra way Orange Spruce Bergamot Sassa Iras Oriiiaiiiiin Hemlock Penn ro al Cedr.r Tn rj )t-n t ine J iiniper Rosemary Worniseed S'enka ('astor Sw ect Spike Rose

Pi i.s-i.ite Iron Muriatic Acid Sulphuric do. Nitric 11 Sulphuric Klher Aqua Ammonia Spirits do. Nit. dulc. Black Drop

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Oil Cuhebs Chloride Lime do. Soda Cowhasre Down Phosphorus C rot on Oil Rhubarb Fulv. " Radx Digitalis Rochtll Salts

Anti-dyspeiUic Pills, Lee's genuine do . An

derson's do., Dyott's do., Hooper's female do., Fisher's do., Rateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cor

dial, Anderson's Cough Drops, Ess. Peppermint,

Jujube I aste, Steer's chemical Opode ldoc, Macassor Oil, Headache Snuff, MacabaH, do,. Scotch do, Harlem Oil, British do., Judkin's Ointment, Worm tea, Balsam of Life, (iolden Tincture, Perkin's Blister Cloth, Thompson's Lye Wnter, Chill and Fever powders and worm mixture.

AYC&lcAntiS. Wormwood

3"IHF. only specific ever offered to the public: Iii. m which a permanent and radical cine mil) he obtaiiua of thai disagreeable rain, iho Tooth-ache, with all its atlteiidant t vils; such as fractui in- the Jaw in extracting the Teeth f which olteu prots more painful than the Tooth-ai he itrclf. and i old passii g from thu dcaed Teeth to the Jaw, ihentc to the load, (.inducing u ihcumatie idi'ectioii, with many other unpleaant efbets, inch ns a disagreeable breath, bad taste in the mouth, Sec. ; all o which are produced from foul or decayed T e.-tb. I am happy to have it in my power to ofivr lo the world a itmedy that w iii not only lemove the pain nine fines out ot ten, if propel -

ily applied, but pit.-eie the. teeth fnau furth r )dec3, and arrest the disease in such as are k-

caying and have not luiiiraenceu acliing, I csloring ib m to health and usefulness. VEGETABLE msEirrrisiTiJ drops. MANY articles are before the public, as u cure of that most obstinate and tormenting disease, the Rheumatism and from close obsenation ue uie led to believe, that they have, to a very gieat extent, failed to produce that desirable result: ami may it not be attributed to the fact, that articles said to cure thin troublesome disorder, aic also recommended to

j cure almost every disease w ith which our frail

bodies are attacked, and in llieir preparation that object ia kept in view, viz: to have tho medicine a cure for all dh-eases. The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offered to the public as u remedy for Rheumatism, and as no case is known where a perfect cure was not effected, we are justified in declaring it a

j valuable ineeHcine for that paiiilol di-ease, ami

tor no other is it recommended. 1 ucc h!iy cents. CERTIFICATE. Messrs. O. & S'. Crosby, S: Co : (J eiitlemen 1 feel happy in having it in my power to stale to you the good effect your Vegetable Rheumatic Drops, or Sure Remedy had in testoring me bom a sick bed. In tho month of April last, I was so affeclid with the Inflammatory Rheumatism, that I was confmtil to in) bed. 1 was ctitistly unable to help myself. 1 could not so much as turn myself in my bed, and it was with the greatest dilHcuby that 1 could be moved in it. 1 trietl various kinds o J' medicine, and was attended by a skiltul phiician, bul all lo no effect, until I made use of your Suie Remedy, which, when applied as directed, gave me immediate relief. Within :x short time .alter 1 commence!' using it, ) was able to tide out and attend lo my usual busi-ne.-s. I cheerfully recommend it to the public, as being a good mi dicine for Rheumatic complaints, as it has been a number of months aud 1 have had no return. AARON HOLDRIDi.T;. Columbus, O. November 1, 10:34. Certificates of Denli.-ts and Physician? alio directions for using, ncconinny eathbo t p. For sale by Hill & Orrick. Vincennes; Daniel : Devin, Princeton--and Rarton, Swift ii l5arton,New Harmony, la. Vinct lines, Oct. i'o, lb34 21-Crn.

African Cayenne. Common ilo. Lobelia Gum Myrrh 1 lemlock Hay berry Pulv. Ginger Witch Hazel

Winter green Skunk Cabbage Raspberry leaves Meadow Fern Mustard Flor. Ritter lleib, &.c.

CHAMBERS &. GARVIN, OF LOCIsriLLK, KKJVTL'CKY,

4 Kb now receiving their 1 all and Winter ido., Lvati's Thumb do , Com. do. do., Gum do

XJk. aupp.j l

wgca Instruments.

Pocket Cases, Am. Spring Lanetts, German

DR. JUDKINS'

wtjSHIS valuable medicine is celebrated for curing the flowing diseases: IVhifn Swellings of every description--Sole Legs ami Ulcers of Jong slandimr Glandular Tumors Felons or Catarrhs Rheumatic pain? of the Juints; Sprains, Bruises; and Tetters; Chilblains, or parts n fleeted by frost. It is also

goou lor rcaltls and Liunis. For Ian Jnlar swelfwigs, it is superiorto any medicine yet known. It is much safer than mercurial i:ppieations, (as it Joes not conlaio the smallest ateia of that mineral) because it dots not lay the parient liable to injury frou exposure to cold. It cures the worst Felons or Whitlows on the application i f forty-eight hours. Rheumatism which have stood as long as to become a systematic disorder, r ouire medicine lo be taken ; .a i - . i ... ....

tmnrmj' n iiuiiitu iucui tuiireiy. uul in most cases, by applying this ointment externally as directed, it will give relief. C rliricates of important cures also directions for using, accompany each buttle. For sale by Daniel .V Dcvin. Princeton; ami Roddick, McCormick, Co., Washington, Daviess county, Indiana.. October 25, I ho I '21 -Cm

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faiglish, i French, ( India L. C Domestic )

llivrvtwance & Outlcvy.

Oun Powder, linjieria I, Hyson ii Voung i lyson

lo a Inch tliev would invite the attention of

their Irier.ds in Indiana . and Illinois. :,d ..-al-

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I ootli Drawers assorted, do., i.Jevators do, do. Forceps do., Bouge's, Klastic Pessaries, do. Catheters. Sv rinses nssoi t.il. lirf.-icf

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i-uiMug ui.iues, nun s laieni i russ, touuuon do , N ij.jde Shells. anq Ay ti ce s . Cologne Water, Snuff Uoxes assorted, Hair Rrnsht's iln . Twiih

of Riibps. Anihi.uitv.i r.v u e i. u a House of

- - --.v.--. .' myj linn , i. j'tllilll k-'t rll , Match Lights, Pomatum, Rose Soap superior,! 3jl2i5lfr 7- trtt tt 1Uf vt Lavender do do , Jessamine do. do., Shuvingl UU"V ,UCV do. assorted, bine Saucers. Purple do , Shaving! f r t,,c reception and accommodation of travel Blushes, do. Boxes, lndebihb- Ink, Red do"i I,:r?' a'!d !,,J t!iers, who may he pleased to favor Fancy Smelling Bottles, Tiiermometers, Percus- " ,,lC'ir tutom . His ta'hle will he supsion Caps, Chemical Ink Powders, Mnall (ilass P,i,d wih the best the maiket a fiords, and Lamps, h,. Whiteware do., W'ati r Paints, I P,e,f:ep hime If to u.-e every possible eyertion Camel's hair IVncils, Black Lead do., Cedari to general satisfaction, and solicits i ublio t l I T f I f . . . ... .... ... .t 1 .......

IVaslthigton, Daviess Comity, Indiana.

m c. 1-ji.IjIott LPLC'I FL'LLV informs his friends anil 8. the public irenerallv. that hn b;.a .., h l

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do., Red Wafers, do. Sealing Wa, Black do

no., uo. band. l?vits, tls, &c.

I t.n nearer Ihe tim.'S of the ; Main .tie. I. F.vansv ille. Indiana. hKirllio st. .rr

it; Moon's Change, First Ouart. r. Full, nntl l.'ui ni' l...rL-c- v.... i :iii...

lull :iff;im nti v '. c l,o ..1f ,f ... I,,. I ii n t .. : . 1 ; i. n... r.-. .. . . ... I

"s. - j.... ii i.i, m; mj.i, tu.iiici, .tit; .... iiiiuiiigiii, int! i;iirer Will tlie u-rnrg'ing and whining till half tho sermon wasj weather be during Iho peven days following. t,v'r- t 1 'st he roared out for help, and cried,; 2. The space lor the calculation occupies V 'S." ju''t'llic"t on me for leaviu' Mr J from ten at nitrht till t wo next morning, eeble's. ' j ;j c;)r(,r ( mid -day or noon . t he pha - J he m x pence which he l ad rof. flcshnl him so? ,,f t!.r Moon Immirn. Ihn mnr.. r

t . .i i i "

t'i iii-v i llt iiv?.. II

In Pft llih r ;in.l I,,.-.'. ,J .

e- "u rininions n ni i ,m

Prussian Blue,Cronift Vellow, Tcrre-de Sien

na, enetian Red, Red Lead, Spani-h Brown,

UO. W lit 111!'. I I V

KPLCTF'ULLV informs his fri'-nds nmL Lampblack. Vt r.l

pnoiic, inai ni? o.Tiee h n iw uepl on (,oM I.eat, Silver Bronze, Copper do., Bed

oaunders, Brazil Dust, Camwood, Amato, Rosin Madder, Chipped Logwood, Lxtract do., Sand

i ap i, i.oiien -tone, t urcuuia, Pumice Stone

pa tronjige.

His house is rapacious, comforfahle niol conveinent. The bar shall always be abundantly Idled with cv.ry variety of the most choice Li o nor?.

The Stables attached fo this cstnhlishmrn

ano convenient, nni n u .

le pretended that he wanted j weather may be expected during the next seven

ii noil

ine puunc 1 ir so I an lahU a purpose jn .ixprn-j res fo a considerable amount. It often happen-! cd that he applied to tho s lmo individual morel lhan once, or even twice, otitii be had g .t more than would have got a setup of F.pih'S A1 friend of our, Mr. C. of Kilmarnock, ii;x,n be ' loir a third tiaie applied to. was somewhat s,M.(-j iiral Boimt Rnb's appropriation of the im.ni -. ead n'k-cd him "if he had cot the liihle vet i''l

4 The ?:).Tce f ir f!d calculation occupies from ten in the forenoon to two in the afternoon. These observalions refer principally to the Summer, though they iitt'.;ct Spring and Autumn nearly in the same ratio. 5. The M -ion's Changes First Quarter FuM, and Lasf tjiiarter, happening during six in the afternoon hours i. . Irom 4 lo 10, mny ,c t.i'llowrd bv tail Hi atiie;-: hill ibis i a mn'dli'

pen

rt Mill K !l Vli IV 1 7t''l f.vif t HV lo i. ....!.... . I . ...;.. . . . . .

, , . - , J i i in mi i in iiitt, as isnoteo in ine luoic. r,.-l,Ul,0"'',n:in''',f m'Vj 5 ;n--d, the weather from variety of ir " 11.,1 i .i , , ! ir r'l,is S is more nncertaiti in tlie Httei A ll.,l regpnent Lening to come, a o t of Autumn, the whole of Winter, and I he

, ,,, , ,, v ij I, c', w i in a poor ill-; oeci liti'illc ol

JMlJ i.iiiim'' bl his head, Rab it c.ei ni-; ol

li i

nanu, aim lor sale, a general assortment ot

VEGETABLE MEDICINE. Beinc fully convinced lhat a regular and scientitle system of BOTANIC M F.DICAL PRAC1 1CL, pose.-se? a vast superiority over the common mode uf bleeding and minera 1 iing, bol h in point of efficacy and safety, he employs vegetable remedies exclusively in his practice, and recommends them loall u'ho resort to medicine with the finpe of permanent relief. N. B. The public are informed that those who are pretending to practice the Thomsonian System without cprilification, or anthorily, or blending vegetable and mineral medicines are not patronised by the Thomsonian Botanic Institution. A. P. HUTCHINSON. LvansCdle, Bid. July 12, 1H34 (5 f.u

.ru g; (.f in the main, the above

OO-ei Va tl.OI- mil nr.. .I,- It ,.c, ...... J.l

AI.WAVS FOR SALE

DEEDS, AT Tills OFFICE.

Dry White Lead. In Oil do. .hi.. ' well sf on . I mil, ,,r,.. ,....i..

Vellow Ochre, Chalk,! A good, i steady and honest hostler is r,,,.,,!

wlu is Uioroiighly acppiinted with his hu'-aness. mi V' i""r(!trs ''y the year, or otherwise, will he thankfully rect i; ed, "mid accommodated on moderate terms . Wa-hiinrfoo, Daviesscounty, Indiana, Mar. h :j, !:i.;4 ii-t

Fustic, (due, Copal varni-h, Japan do, Shoe do., Spirits Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Sjieim do , Perlash, Copperas, Bice, Cochineal, Varni-h Prushes, I'iiitit do. assor(ed, Sash do., Hearth do., Shoe do , Tanner's Round do., Scrub do., Horse do., Counter do., K.islern Starch, Chemical Paste Blacking. Pbe) feel confident in sa incr lheiroIe dicincs are fresh and ginuine. Plivficians and Merchants, wanting articles in their line, will find it much to their interest lo call and examine for themselves before they purchase elsewhere. Orders and Pre.-cript ions promptly attended to and thankfully received. Vincennes,"'!, ,d., March th, 1 S -MOtf GINSENG.

& ' ASH ortra.Je will be given for any quantity

delivered dl tbe Diu' Store

cleaned, di ier), an"!

HE LIN" A OR

'Ll the

Ha.

sui.scriiier

'I'o . le ;i l

I K

her respect fnl ly

announces lo

the afilu tt d, that Thomas

is invented a TRUSS ill kinds of

;i.er, ol Kentu-hv,

or ll..- romp, 'e . ore oi

WvYWiU, OY 'WwUlYi, And ha obtained n patent for the .,, IT

I . a I i I

.... - u i in en i ne sole i Old constn, ,(,.,) r j,

will attend all cases m bis

No eompeii?nt:.m uiii be rei-uircl ,T Uiikse a permanent (aire i r-tl'ict'-d '! H CKI.R -AJ t 0, L Ji U-lf

ht of its use in Indiana.

I'M Somfs act lit . h

ili. c in Viro ennes.

e. j led

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