Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 31 January 1835 — Page 4

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leky. The thunder was not frequent, but ithe unholy liberty oi Kissing me urme,

everv burst was so teartul that the vouug the tame as an me icsi ui m- coUipy.

Chi: what a wreicn: giudiieu ju"""

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bV Ki qi'EST OF A BAClULOR i rnousK to livialonl. The luipti-vl bands seem all a rage With one continual tone, About the bachelors and old maids, Because they live alone. Let ether seek Iheir happiness And I will seek 1113' own; And let them marry if they plase, 1 chouse to live alone. Where two ure formed for social life, And senile passions own ; Tis best they should be man and wife; And I should live alone. Where two with tranquil peace are blest, And strife have never known, No doubt they think it i hut best Hint one should live alone. Increased in fnmily and cures They mut look to their onn, But mi perplexed with these affairs, have my peace alone. White some to poverty and strife, 'Iheir wretched fate bemoan, And wear away a tedious life, hare my peace alone. Ennnred, and cannot difeneage, The truth they will not own, But envy me my happiness Because I live alone. The force of love I don't deny, Its gentle power I own, But prize uiy liberty so high, I choose to live alone.

THE THUNDER STOIIM. BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE. I was never a man of feeble courage. There ure few scenes either of human or elemental stt ife, upon which 1 have not looked with a brow of daring. 1 have stood in the fiont of the battle, when swords were gleaming and circling around me like fiery serpents of the air J have eat on the mountain pinnacle, when the w hitlwind was itndingits oaks from their rocky clefts and scattering them piecemeal to the clouds I have seen these things with a swelling goal, that knew not, that recked not of dauger but there is something tn the thunder's voice that makes me tremble like a child. I have tried to overcome this unmanly weakness . 1 have called pride to my aid. I have!

ought for moral courage in the lessons of philosophy but it avails me nothing at the first low moaning of the distant

cloud, my heart shrink?, quirers, gasps and dies within me. My involuntary dread of thunder had its eiign in an incident, that occurred when t was a child of ten years. I bad a little cousin a girl of tbe fame age with myself, who had been the constant com panion of my childhood. Strange, that after the lapse of almost a score of years, that countenance should be so familiar to tne. I can see the bright young creature her large ee flashing like a beautiful gem, her free locks streaming as in joy upon the riling gale, and her cheek glowing like a ruby through a wreath of transparent snow. Her voice had the

melody and jnyuusness of a bird's, and

creature who 6tood iy me shut ner

eyes convulsively, clung with desperate strength to my arm, and shreaked as il 1 1.1 r .- . :

iner veiv neaii wuuiu mic-i., c ic min

utes, and the storm was upon us. During the height of its fury, the little gill raised

her fingers to the precipice, that towered above u. I looked up, and an mnelhyis

tine fUme was quivering upon 1 ta grey

peaks: and the next moment, the clouds

opened , the rocks tottered to their foundations, a roar like a groan of the uni

verse filled the air, and I felt myself blind ed and thrown, I knew not whither. How

long I remained insensible, I cannot tell,

but, when consciousness returned the vio

lence of the tempest was abating, the roaring of the winds dvinsr in the tree

o - tops, and the deep tones of the cloud

coming in faint murmeis from the eastern

hills. 1 arose, and looked trembling aod almost deletions. y around. She was there the dear idol of my infant love stretched out upon the wet grean earth. Alter a moment of irresolution, 1 went up and looked upon her. The handkerchif upon her neck was slightly rent, and a single datk spot upon her bosom told where the pathway of death had been. At first I clasped her to my breast with a cry of agony, and then laid her down and gazed into her face, almost with a feeling of calmness. Uer bright disheveled ringlets clustered sweetly around her brow, the look of terror had faded ftom her lips, and an infant smile was pictured beautifully there, the red rore tinge upon her cheek was lovely as in life, and us 1 pregsed it to my own,

the fountain of tears was opened, and j I wept as if my head were wateis. 1 1 have but a dim recollection of what fol-j lowed only know, that I remained j weeping and motionless till the coming on 1

of twilight, and that 1 was then taken tenderly by the hand, and led away where I saw the countenances of parents aud sisters.

But between you and me, he a .taken

greater liberties with my wile.

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Yes myself

coulden't have takengreater

Thp tirano-e clerffvmnn ivas so shock

ed at this that he scarcely opened his mouth again, till they reached Hartford. Entering the convention with Johnson, he immediately broached this new charge against that unfortunate gentleman, and very honestly appealed to himself lor its confirmation. This gentleman, said he pointing to Johnson, is my authoiity. But that gentleman, said one of the assembly who knew him, is Mr. Johnson himself. Is that Mr. Johnson! exclaimed the strange clergyman, staring and staring as if he had seen a ghost. But the joke was too good a one to be allowed to drop there; and the clerical gentleman who among themselves, are generally fond of sport bandied it about so much at the honest clergyman's expense, that he pretty soon slunk away, and mounting

his horse rode out of tlartlord nnsilil .

As for the Ilev. Mr. Johnson, though ,'caec-HrilIa he whs honorably acquitted, he fold his jGentian parishioners he would show them such a jColchicum I rick a 9 thp dp vil npvpr hud w be l en nnn . i rnP b.ive

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eiicmtcal $c Orttfi Stove. HITT & ORRICK

1 ESPECFULLY inform their

I SL friends and the public general

ly, that they keep on band a large aud well selected assortment of fresh

MEDICINES, which they receive serai annually, from the East. DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, 4 c.

Of xlnch, the following re apart:

Acetate Morphine

Hydiiodcite Pulasa: Ox M urate do. eodine Black Oxyd Mercury Blue Pill Mass Lunar Costic Sulphate Quinine Extract do. " Colojriuth " Cicuta " Bhlh.dorKV M Liquorice Genuine Red Bark " Calisaye do. Calomel Opium

Ipecacuanha Cream Tartar 'Calcined Magnesia Curbonat do.

as soon as! Permian Barks I Yellow Lima do.

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imoTS.

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TrtllE only specific e?er otFtrwd to the public .1 C- - . - - 1 . .

Hum 11 iiiuu h 1 i' 1 1:1 .t ii rii 1 ,1 1 u rauicaicure

41 k i i 41 v it

tiaiuhoge

Arabic Camphor Asm foetid. l Tragacauti. Elastic Sty rax Aloes Guiuc Kino Ammoniac

Undx Spigelica

Sutjiir Lead

Blue Vitriol White l.

Tartaric Acid Sup. Caib. Sk!

Curb. do.

Manna Klake

Oraiisre Peel"

Nu: ijalls Jalap Pulv. Calnruba ilo.

AT .. . M M 1 . . . 1 1 . n n n I lie 1 r

J r ... i i .in. 'iy be obtained of that disagreeable r. am, tin.

wings 01 light antl sna.Jow, uuune sceues jTooth-ache, with all its attendant evils; such;

I have portiayeu stilj ccme over me ai as tracformg the Jn w m extracting the teeth,

limes, with a terrible dibtinctness. 1 he i which otten proves more mnnt'ul than the i

. . f . I 'Vtif it ll - Jl I'll . ifCf!f car. I ...1,1 ..nc:.... Cw .1.,. i

old oak yet stands at the base or tne pre- i - ; 7M ' "J", ' . , I Virginia Snake Root ,J , .. , ., 1 .a . . t uecnyed reeth to the Jaw, thence to the head, s. V cipice. but its limb are black and dedd,iproiIucine a r1(.,1(ljri(ic -L.ctiohi wlth mJII,; , . and Its hollow trunk, looking Upwards to 0l1Pr unpleaant etltct, sueh as a difare.-Hhle J,d X (T ;l iua the sky, as if 'calling to the clouds for breath, bad taste in the mouth, Sec. ; all of jVii ?' pdrink as an emblem of rapiil and noii-less , which are produced from f.ml or decayed leeth. j ,,'jirf"?' y '

decay, A year ago 1 vnited the spot, anu .... y . , f . , V .',.;"' .' Adhe,ive Placer

Epsom Salts

(ilauber tlo. Caustic Potasse Benzoic Acid adx Sarsaparilla Catitharides Tartar Emetic Senna Alexandria Spermaceti Sal Ammoniac t'occulus Indices Arrow Itool Pulv. Fine Sponge White Ar-enic Paper Pill Boies Wood " " White Wax Yellow do. Bed Precipitate White do. Clmlk prepared Crude Antimony Black Hellebore Ergot Pulv. I'Jor Sulphur English SallVoa American do. Cohens Black oxyd Manganese Curb Ammonia Citric Ackl Phosphate Iron Caib. do. Antitoonialis pulr. Frankincence Armenian Bole

Cat b. Zine Nox Vomica A usstaii Castor Kt. CatecLu Calbanum Roll Brimstone Sheet Corks Bottle do. Vial " OilPepperminf, " Ahuonds " W in terereeu ' Ciuuauiuu Cloves 44 Lavender

Bordeau Anise Caraway Oran:e

Pnrill

the thoughts of bygone years come mourn fully back to me thoughts of the little in

nocent beinsr. who fell by my side like

some beautiful tree of Spring-, rent up by the whiilwind iu the midst of its blossoming. Bat I remembered and oh there was joy in the memory that she had gone where no lightning slumber in the

folds of the rainbow clood, and where the : suni-Iit waters are never broken by the,-4-

storm-breath of Omnipotence. Uy readers will understand why 1 thnnk into tenor from the thunder. Even the consciousness of security is no relief to me my fear has assumed the nature of an instinct, and seems indeed a part of uiy existence.

ie world a remedy that will not onlv rej

move the pain nine times cmt of ten, if properV applied, but preserve the teeth from furthe-

Jecay, and anrst the disease in such as r decaying and have not commenced uchii., restoring them to health and usefulness.

Caiilbariiics ik. Mercurial do. IKbi'IjiIou do. Cotut do Refined Borax Crude do. 3a 1. .Nitre Replied Whit Scpiills Balsam Copavia Oil do.

From the J'ew York Transcript. A CLERICAL JOKE. A clergyman of free and jovial manners

whom for the sake of concealing his!-.

RSSFAMijl'l IC IJIIOFS.

ANY articles ure befora the mihhc. n h

w cur, oi that most obstirmtr and torment

in disease, the Rheumatic m aud from clo-c j Chloride Lima observation we are led to believe, that they) do. Sodj .have, to a very fcreat extent, failed to produce i Co whage Dowu lth.it de.-irable result- and mav it not be attrihii- : I'ho:, horns

;led to the l.ict, that urticli s said to cure this j troublesome disorder, are a Uo recommended to cure almost evn y disease with which our frail

oouies are HliacKeii, anu iu their preparation that object is kept in view, vii: to hnve the medicine a cure fur all diseases. The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offered to the public as a remedy fur Rheumatism, and as no casn it known where a perfect cure was not elfected, vve are justified in declaring it a

valuable medicine for that paiulul disease, and

otue

en great offence to pai ishionera and bro-

when she bounded over the wooded hill i ther clergaman in Connecticut, by reason

r In. fittier 14 if r miii)i..i.Ji.rJ Pfw. 14..

rou I no mo i o tliaH rull InKnann K-jft ivtv. .

v., " fi - ; tenia

i Consolidated do-. I Oil Cubebs

CiotoB Oil Uhubcirb P!v. 4 Radx Digitalis Rachel! Salts

Berga mot Sassafras Ori;raiii. iu Ilendock Penny royal Cedar Turpentine J uniper Rosemary Wormseed Senka Castor Sweet Spike Rose

Prusiate Iron IVluriatic Acid Sulphuric do. Nitric 44 Sulphuric iEther Aqua Aiuoionia Sjurits (to. " Nit. duic. Black Drop

14 it 14 tt 44 44 44 44 VI 44 4 14 it

Evtlracitig Dramatic lAlrature Sporting lite 'iurf Fashions-- anil xaiuvl suljects of inlet est and amusunent . About Hie fust of January, I iioo, n ill he coiiimeiiced in Philadelphia, a new periodical, beari i I . la .

IIio- tne Buove couipi eueiisi e line. in eoinenu will be carefully adapted to the wants i.f that poitiou of the public who patronize UkkMiiiC Li i kai w kf, the TtKf, SpoKiit.u, and the Fashios. From the growing wealth end im:iea.-iig pupul.itiun of the United States, and the near assimilation of the national appetite with whatever promotes the latiniial Recrt alions of Life, it is pieinmid that this J ourual, possessing, as the projector ol it will, ample means to diversify its pages, and a le tei iniiu tion to lender them subservient to il.e formation of a correct taste in all mailers relating lo its design, cariot fail to uieel with a liberal and creditable 9uppoit from au tnhu'htened community iu every quarter of the country. The difliculiy of skcU liiii' out such u plan as iniht t e fancifully strewed, with any of the charms fo iiortlty to ensure it popularity and t nconraruiint has hcvit not the least iiiharmssing id stn lo vhioti the projectors of this work had to suiinount iti il? inception. Feeling confidently assured tiowever, that its t-uocess is ceilain, when in ci.aracter becomes properly litiown, they have, already iucurictl considerable expenses ia frmirg correspondents over the Union ; Hud hate also ordered regular supplies of the best selectEnglish periodicals to assist in procuring urnteiials for its columns It is Hot altogether feasible, whpn a new publication is contemplated, to prevent iu detail to the public its j rospective attractions. It is necessary, never the less, that ils principal features should tie drawn out, as it is by them that its mer its, if it has any, shall be judged. This is the mure readily accomplished, the 'tihii:lers being satilicd lhat v ha. ever miluslry aiu! a wati hlul zeul cin effect in complt tii.g the filling up, will be done, and that ihey never will be found deficient or neglectful in the proteeu-

tion oi mis tnierpnye, hi;o in tirivir.g to produce a bemficial and proulhble result to tLiiuselves and to others. THE DRAMA Will form n material por tiou of the Genlleuitn's 'nde Mi'cum. It inttiided to publish all'-rnately, every week, an entire play and fan e to be selected wilh a single e e to Iheir merit alone; a preference, however, will be extended, iu nil rases, to native productions, when they can be obtained. Independent criticisme, carefully excluding all invidious comparisons, and recommend, J by thtir brevity, will be regularly insetted, betides Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, and, Bon Mots, of prominent Commcdians of the present and past ages, of which a rate ubd inexhaustible compilation is in store. THE IURF A faithful lecord will he kept of all the Running ar.d Trotting matches in this counlry, and England. Biographies and correct Portraits of celebrated thorough Lrd Ilor-

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puldi

or the fresh green vatley , shouting a glad : of lhat same freedom and joviality

answ er to every voice of nature, and: manners. They resolved to turn him clasping her little hands in the very ecsta-'out of the synagogue; or at least to comcy of young existence, she looked as ifj pel him to appear and show cause, if any breaking away like a free nightingale,1 he had, why he should not be turned out. from the earth, and eroinsr off where all He was according) v cited to be and annear

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things were beautiful and happy like her. it was a morning in the middle of Au-

gust. l us nine gin nau Deen passingi

some days at my father's houe, and she

before his clerical peers, at Hearlford

citation he very

forward on

! a eivme day; which

readily obeyed. On hi iournpv. incrcrinar

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was now to return home. Her path lay horseback, he fell in co.npany with one of across the fields gand 1 gladly became t he j his brother parsons whom he didn't know, companion of her walk. I never knew; and who was equally unacquainted with

n summer morning were beautilul and still. Only one little cloud was visible,

and that seemed as pure nnd white, and!

peaceful, as ii it had been the intense: to he

him. I heir black coats, however, weie a sort of letterof introduction to one another. They immediately judged each other

parsons, and that each was ort his

smoke of some burning censor of the skies, j way to the important meeting nt Hartford. The leaves hung 6ilcnt in the woods, and; They were very glad to see each other: the w aters of the bay had forgotten theirj and immediately fell into conversation undulations, the flowers were bending! about sundry grave matters and thing!',

their heads ae if dreaming of the rainbow; particularly about the case of the hero of id & Devin, Princeton anil Barton, Swift it

CERTIFICATE. .Vessr. O. i S. Crosby, Sc Co.: Gentlemen I feel happy in having it in my power to state to vou the good effect your Vegetable Rheumatic Drops, or Sure Remedy, had irt restoring me from a sick led. In the month of April last, I was so affected with the lutiauimatory Rheumatism, that I was confined to my bed. I was entirely unable to belo mv-

self. 1 could not so much as turn m vsulf in mv

dci, and it was with the greatest dilhculty that I could be moved in it. 1 tried various kinds of

medicine, an-d was attended by a skilful physi

cian, bul all to no effect, until I made use of

your Sure Remedy, which, when applied us directed, gave me immediate relief. Within a short time after I commenced using it, 1 was able to ride out and attend to my usual business. I che. fully recommend it to ihe public, as being i good medicine for Rheumatic com-

ipidinis, ss it has been a number of months and

1 have hud no return A A RON IIOLDIUDGE. Columbus, O. November 1, 1634Certificates vf Dentists and Physicians also directions for using, accomany eachb e.

For sale by llitt & Orrick, Vincennes; Dan-

Anti-dyspeptic Pills, Lee's genuine do . Anderson's do , Dyott's do., Hooper's female do., Fisher's do., Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cor

dial, Audtrson's Cough Drops, Ess. Peppermint, Jujube Paste, Steer's chemical Opodeldoc, Macasor Oil, Headache Snuff, Macabau, do,. Scotch do, Harlem Oil, British do., Judkin's Ointaicnt, Worm tea, Balsam of Life, Golden Tincture, Perkin's Blister Cloth, Thompson's Eye Water, Chill and Fever powders und worm mixture.

Worni wood

.African Cayenne. Common do. Lobelia

Gum Myrrh

Hemlock

I Bay berry Pulv.

liinger Witch Hael

Wiiitvr green Skunk Cabbage Raspberry leaves Meadow Fern Mustard Flor. Bitter Ileib, Sic. &.c.

urgicaV liisirwmfcnis.

Poeket Cases, Au. Spring Lancets, German do., Evan's Thumb do , Com. do. do., Gum do. Tooth Drawers assorted. t!o.. Elevators tin .

lied once a month. Every

lact nlatite to the breeding, management, keeping, and the disease cf this invaluable animal, u ill be p;u ticiiliuly selected. SPORTING. Under this caption w ill be enumerated accounts of Shooting Matches, pede:trian Feats. t.wiinnslic Exercises, Aqu.itic Kicursious. Fishing, Cumii g &.C. with Aucc dotes of noted Dogs. GENTLE.MEN S FASHIONS. A qrrnrUrly review will bt procured, explanitor y of

the various improvements atid charges which customs worn in fashiouable circles constantly undergo, by which it will I e rendered an eu.y task lor drapers and tailors at a distance, to suit their customers with the most approved colors and modem style of dress, at the earliest possible periods. Providing sufficient encouragement .-hall be given by litis portina of the public, a full length engraving-, illustrative of the same, will ulso be prepared and published. MISCELLANY. Although Ihe purposes cf our sheet may appear to be confined to the four leading subjects which have been stated wo deem it proper to say, that there will be, in ad

dition to these, a considerable spate allowed for Miscellaneous mutters such as Tules Po

etry an Epitome of News List of Hot' Is hi this eit v. and nlaces of Amuenicnt statistics

ihe t. rain Market AgricuM ore--Pi ices of Stock List of Broken Banks Countri f it Note Detectorand nil other matters, regaidinif whiih an interest may be supposed lo xist at Loo.e or abroad. This work then, as will be seen by the ahov explanation of its probable character, is aria ularly designed as a companion for the patrons of the Iurf, the Diaum, Sporting, tie Fashions, ice. Sic. It will prove, also as all its publication of facts will be authelitio, a ready Record of Reference for Travelling Guillen. en, and should consequently he kept in every hotel in the United States. It is worthy of notice, that its patrons, in Ihe course of one

year, will be furnished with fifty-two po alar Flays and Farces the price of w hich, separately, at any of our book stores, would be t lcnt thirteen dollar.' Here there is an ab?olnte saving of ten dollars in the purcnaseof a well stored Dramatic Library to be had for an un-

prnct Ut nteU small stim: not takine into con-

and the dew, and the whole atmosphere was of such a soft and luxurious sweetness, that it seemed a cloud of roses, scattered down by the hand of a Peri from the far off gardens of paradise. The green

earth and the blue sea lay abroad in their'

our anecdote.

"For me," said the strange clergy, 4if all is true that is said of lnolher Johnson, 1 think it will be likeiy to go hard wilh him.

4w hy yes,' said the oiher with a very

boundlessness, and the peaceful sky bent;grave countenance, 'if all is true that is re-

over and blessed them. 1 he little creature at my side was in a delirium of hap--pines?, and her clear, sweet voice came!

ringing upon the air as often as she heard the tones of a favorite bird, or found some strange and lovely flower ia her frolic wanderings. The unbroken and almost supernatural tranquility of the day continued until nearly noon. Then, for the first time, the indications of an ap roachiiig tempest were manifest. Over the sbmmit of a mountain, nt the distance of about a mile, the folds of a dark cloud

became suddenly visible, and, at the same instant, a hallow roar came down upon the winds, as it had been the sound of waves

in a rocky cavern. j fie cloud rolled out

like a banner fold upon the air, but still

the atmosphere was a? calm and the leaves as motioulis as before, and there

was not even a quiver upon the sleeping wateis to tell of the coming hurricane. To escape the tempest was impossible. A the only resort, ivc 11pI lo an oak, that stood at the foot a tall and ragged precipice Here we temained and gfzed al

iiiost breathlessly upon the clouds, marshal

like bloody giant hi the

ported of him. 1 woulden't be in his

Barton, New Harmony, L.

Vincennes, Oct. "5, 1SJ4 21 -6m.

DR. JUBKINS'

till Is valuable medicine is celebrated fori

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curing the following diseases:

do Forceps do., Bouge's, Elastic Pessaries, do. ' f)de,i,ln t' multiplied variety w hich is to acCatheters, Syringes assorted, Breast Pipes' I ct""l,anJ 'U without additional charge! TaiNursiug Bottles, Hull's Patent Truss, Common ' lols wl10 desire to procured enrly and correct

do , in ipple Shells. inioi mm ion oi se changes vni'itss, win unu . Ihis an in valiiHble guiJp. r ancy Articles. I the gen 1 lemen s vade mec fm, kc. w ill be published evi. ry Saturday, on fine imCologne Water, Snuff Boxes assorted, Hair j perial paper,of the largest class, at three dollars Brushes do , Tooth do. do.. Cloth do. do.. Milk; ner Hiinmn. r,nr,,

of Roses, Antique Oil for hair, Spanish Segars,) By enclosing a jive dollur note to the publii!.Mutch Lights, Pomatum, Rose Soap superior,' ers, postage paid, two copies of the paper will Lavender do do, Jessamine do. do., Shaving ; be furnished to any direction ordered, for one do. assorted, Blue Saucers. Purple do , Shaving year. It is respectfully reqie.i d that those Brushes, do. Boxes, Indelable Ink, Red do.,, u ho desire to subscribe for th is Journal will fori ancy Smeliing Bottles, Thermometers, Porous-j ward their names immediately the terms wilt sion Caps, Chemical Ink Powders, Small Glass be strictly adhered t.i

champs, do. wiuteware ilo.. Water 'units i Ail.'r4 smith c- vTrvivnir a if....:.

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Slffi1lIlirCair'.,-"r"(!c..'!..i.rt Q.ia. lorta .....l'

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IfloprfOI Ion .r ct :i ri) 1 irirr C l:rwl II 1:1 r 'I'luaiaira

shoes, not no, not to have his stockings. Felons or Catarrhs Rheumatic pains of the

wuue Camel's hair Peacils.

do., Red Wafers, do.

litiir theiuslves

But do you think the reports are all true?

l'm afraid they are but too true,1 groaned out the strange paison. 4 What have you heard of him in particular. Vhy, understand, between you and me, he dou'l make any thing of going in

to n tavern right into the very bar room'

and takii.g a glass of toddy or a button of flip, and cracking his joke, just like any

common man . Oh shocking groaned Johnson Il is shocking indeed, if it be true, said the other; and more than all that, Tin informed, lhat when he was at New York, a few weeks ago, he actually went to the play house. Oh! moustrou?! groaned Johnson.

And besides, I'm told, that after church, of a Sunday, he goes out a riding with hi.wife the same as though it 'twas a weekiy. Oh! unaccountable! groaned Johnson. And furthermore, I'm informed, that he

never mairied a couple, without lakini;

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pains

Joints; Sprains, Bruises; and letters; Chil blains, or p.irls fleeted by frost. It is also good for Scaitis and Burns. For glandular swellings, it is superior to any

do., do. Sam).

Black Lead do , Cedar an Jluildhis, Franklin VUce J'h L:d( ,Vt.a. C" ..1 . - i- it; "

Prussian Bhie.Crome Yellow, Terre de Sienna, Venetian Red, Red Lead, Spanish Brown,

WASIIINGTC2T ,

lash i ngtun, Daviess County, Indiana.

n a Ml

medicine yet known. It is much safer than I do. W Inline, Drv White Lead. Iu Oil do. do

mercurial applications, (as it does not contain I Lampblack, Vnrdegris, Yellow Ochre, Chalk,

the smallest atom of that minerul) because li poid Leal, silver Bronze, Copper do.. Red

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.lunueis, tirazu uust, oauiwoou, .irnaio, uosin. Madder, Chipped Logwood, Extract do , Sand'

12 FUjIjIOTT

Hoes not lay the panent liable to Hjury from exposure to cold. It cures the worst Felons or Whitlows on the application of forty-eight hours. Rheumatisms which have stood as long as to become a ss tematic disorder, require medicine to be taken inwardly to remove thern mtirily. But in most cases, by applying this ointment externally as directed, it will give relief. Certificates of important cures also directions for using, accompany each bottle. For sale by Daniel Sc Devin, Princeton; and

Roddick, McCormick, .t Co., Washington, Da viess county, Indiana. October 25, ISJ4-21-6rn

i aper, tvotten Stone, Curcuma, Pumice stone, i Fustic, Glue, Copal varnish, Japan do, Shoe! do., Spirits Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Sj( i m do , Perlash, Copperas, Rice, Cochineal, Varnish Brushes, Paint do. asssorted, Sash do.. Hearth do., Shoe do , Tanner's Round do., Scrub do.,1 Horse do., Counter do., Eastern Starch, Chem-i cal Paste Blacking.

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. -- i-v. i t ui.i i ii.iorm i.is Iriei.ds ami I & theiuihlic gchcrally, thai he has opentd House of $U!t?Uc 2tfrM(nmrnt,

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'lHE subscriber wishes to purchase a quanJ. tity of clean merchantable WHE AT, also a quantity of OATS, for which he will give the highest price, in Merchandize.

JOS. MU)D0X. Viuceni.es August 8th, I B34 JO-tf

for the reception and accommodation of tiavcllers, and all others, K ho may be pleased to favor him with their custom . ilis table will be supplied with the best the market j; Golds, Mid pledges himself to use every possible oxcrtion to sive sreneial siitisf.u rion ii,i .u i i.t.i;..

They feel confident in saying their Medicines. l'i,lrneg(?.

rus nouse is cr pacions. r i!if..rlHhIe and convenient. The bur shall ui w y .- be nl undai tly filled with every vaiieiy of the mot choice Liipiors. The Stables at. ached to this estidilisl.meiit are large and convt nient, and wiil ulnars be well stored wilh i rnvi inii-r. A Rood, steailj and honest ho-tler isei g.itf d, who is thoroughly acquainted with his I i- uTt t. N B. Bonnleis y theear, or otheiwis,-, will he thankfully ret civ td, and act uu.mi o'a U d en moderate terms. WVhin.t. n, Pavies to tint J, I ml h.i, , March HJJ4- 41-U

ire tresh and genuine. Physicians and Mer

chants, wanting articles in their line, will find lit much to their interest to call and examine for

themselves before Ihey purchase elsewhere. Ordtrs and Prescriptions promptly attended to ami thankfully received Vincennes, "ind., March th, 18 440ff

CtASII or trade will be given for any quantit y of Jil-BSJ- well cleaned, dried, and delivered at the Drug Store of UITT i; ORRICK.