Vincennes Gazette, Volume 7, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 30 September 1837 — Page 3

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UNIVERSITY OF VINCENNES, Medical Department.

11 thi i:i tnutiou w

ill commence

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irmae v , Mcdi-

i-mbi r ls.ii, and

h 1 ;3-l. Dr.

MaJdo.r, J. i Ilia,

tilC tli. ivets Wl.t I)isscetiii' tie !

n'i anu i i juk'i: o.

cine, .V',-,,.;v, Physiol-j; aa,; U .- ed' Mc- ! ! i' i : . S.'uhl.

The- tv!.',- pi a; I me ti. ivots wi.I h- r?SO.

M.iitkul.i::j;i

Th.- I'liKer-ity huildiicj is Lira.- and commodious. The I twii is healthy and .-. -Hunt. J a - ! mail, it out J. ,i pi-i:it peculiarly adapted to the l.i-.ttiva of a mcdi.ai school, being uli tin' confines of two ,iuJ c m i f aoof'S. There i- a ! ir-c ami i'Kci llc.it Libiary attached to I he I:i-':ti:t;.m, to which -tuJfais vi iit have acc gratis. The taei. '.iv r in also inform students tluit they will in till c.iis ! c cntita-d to tin' bcnclits attsini: foci observing o!i:ti.'.il practice ur.it i.ttously, an,l that in rare or ..ifuenU cii.-c.-, great rale will I f taken to impress on tin ir luiii.is important med-l.-.il and .-uri' .;! information. The faculty, arc cntith'J by tl.iii charter to confer the. degree of i. . Mi it.- of Mcduine, an extension of w Inch

VINCENNES FEMALE ACADAMY.

THE Fall Session in this Seminary

will commence the first Wednesday

in October next, and will still continue under the particular care and instruction

of Mrs. Wilkerson.

The course of instruction embraces,

Reading-, Writing-. Anthinatic, Ene-lish

(ira hi : ir.tr, ( JcolmmpJi v. II istorv, .auirul

Philosophy. Chemistry. Pliil-isopliv ol

the innnl, Rhcloi ic, Logic, Literary Criticism, Astronomy, ihc various branches of Mathematics and Composition.

1 lie terms ot tuition per quarter lor

those under twelve years of age .$1. All over this age SO. Tuition to bo paid in

advance.

K. WILKINSON. Vinccnncs, Sept. 23, 1 837.- l?-tl.

V. 1 .

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!1.

inii't !c appli

Li i-l.it;;;-i VCi to COllf.

lor nt llie. 1 there i an degree oi

Villi' will d,-i.' s u ho t.'a- ilcirre

of one course.

i viuisr are uitert ;uii ah nt to a fa ! l.sioa i.f e :v:, :.;.',! as

rom;.t!v grartteJ. 'i'lio-

ensuiiit; session K- no il.inht 1 ut Doctor of Meil-

st ii-

iy wish to sUml ;lu examination lor

I.. M. can do Those u!, i

so at die expiration l'.tenJ the ensuing

a. 1 Uiat it will he co::M,!ere,! 1 c.'.u.-se ini.ler the anlicr n-.ted iart' r, ii,d :h it they will he in,it, s for the ih-Liee of M. 1. l-y

ii. r a Ki-coiiii course.

(Jool Isi.irJin and Iodinj can be ohlain.t fi m i C.oO t ) :!,(( j.er week. Students :i tin ir .i.avii. iti t..wn, will .lease cull upon .- hh .;...t Col. Ciarlv's Hotel. Tli"KNTdN r. orFPTT, l'. in of the Faeully ot l'hysic.

H: 1 - 3 . L ; -

ot. l.ouis; lnC.iana

an,

Vinecniies, THo Mi.s.n:

loiiru.d. i . ban. ipolis; and Free Press. andali Illinois; will publish the above weekly to t! a:n unit . f ;-." e i. h, and forward tbeir accounts I t !: Uoaii! for I n m.-nt.

AS Stolen on ThursJay night the '1 1st inst. out of my Ten Pin Alley,

one sett of balls, being si in number, belonirinir to the Alley.

The above reward will lie piven on the

conviction ot the Unci or theivos, and return of balls, or twcnly-tivc dollars for the return of the balls alone.

PATRICK MOORE.

Yiuccnnes,

Sent. 'd-iul. ls:i7.-i?-:it.

More! Stoves!! FE'WIV. undcrsirrncd arc just in receipt s- of a Lot of Stove-;, whioh, together with those we had on hand, make our assortment good. 1H11TCJI & I IK HERD. Yineenues, Sept. -f-Ind, 1 s:7. 17-tf

HOXES TOBACCO just receiv

ed and lor sale by

15 1 ETCH .t IIERERD.

Vinccnncs, Sejit. 'J'Jnd, 1S37. 17-tf

BJEW HEM. THE subscribers have associated themselves for the purpose of carrying on the -MERCA-NTl l,H business, in the name and style of Hurtch .v Hannah, and have purchased the stoolv of (JC)ODS of Messrs. Liurteli Hebcrd, and taken the corner store lately occupied by them, where they would be pleased to supply the iormcr customers of llie house, and the public generally. As our assortment is ijood, we ate determined to sell as low as any house in the place. WM. lll'RTCH. J. 1). HANNAH. Yiuccnnes, August 7, 1837. 11-tf

BOXES TALLOW CANDLES

just received and for sale by

BP RICH .v. HEBEJJD.

Yinccnnes, Sept. -J-Ind, 1S37. 17-tf

r..!:;i: i rs or Tin; the put lie and Indian lands, Indi

lis, I, an, Ml hsti i. Is, I ow lishins, Xream.-

i I its Cin: Land

l.i

;avi a tro:a t!n the (ien. ial 11. :;.loi.in. II

i loverninent snrvevs ant

Land )tli. e, Washing

an jhtsinau in the Uenera!

". vr.o;;. i-.a ,.bU-'o,l (and

A ) t'l

M.ij

, as.'umton V. ity, ha.

tne copy riiit accor s. w hu h w ill he toutn

ail accurate tnan anv

v are j.iihii.-hed oil sei

n- neai :y s:x .p;arc

a d'v iisefirl and val

i t : i o i.in.o os vi',;. i i

! ;n of ii;toi;::a!i

t. Oil

11 ,1.. .

tl-

lllse't, 1 i. eh lo.ip. 'it linin-; it

if t'

s. In

v. .'.. aiu I

.s. ci ih.

a':v i ..ot o

M.u.c h:ti

0" ; i. -s i 'I oi

:s. A libel y. C-rents, o

wiieie, w!;o

idim; this

i-rive bv

y will send : advertiser

re-

Mi - t.O -. . i'l. . ' ,:o.

-:-.!-' l.-, . iy El. i'iK'TI. ; J.I.V n,i,.n:i tin- rdi.i-n. , .-i.ii'-f i:;,l the counli i in h-r.eial ,that i... --i'!y en : ig.'d in ihe raa-.uf.ieloi v of 1 in the tow-ii of Troy. Miami Countv, .1 1 wPl 1 i h used to reei'ivo orders for ' d .-o- A Jhll of Prices a - -t the e.h.s i (he V.n.vnues (1,1i ' i-'y p. i- c ni. lower than they -e. ' innati or cast of tin: mountains, ies :;-( d to our ;.; ::; t'iuiinhati. at '.-. 1-'31 i;-C;n

inmh

RPITfiL

sale by

KEAMS UUAPPLNC; PA PE1

assorted, lust received and lor

BE ETC II & HEBERI).

'incenncs, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-tf

HOLLOW WARE & CASTINGS.

HL. subscribers have lust received on eotisi.'ii

I mcnt, 30 tons HOLLOW WAKE ev CAST

LNtiS, which thev will sell at the Loui-Aille

wholesale prices hy the lot. WILLIAM THLRSTON, tS Co, Kvaniiv illo 8ept. 18th, 1837. 17 fit . iDMisisTn.i Ton's 'yorlcE

OTICE is hereby given, that the tin tlcrsigned has taken out letters of ad

ministration on the estate of Samuel Plugh

late of Knox county, deceased. All per

son indebted to the same, are notified to

make immediate payment; and thoo hav

ill", claims against said estate, are request

cd to present them properly authenticated

lor settlement. 1 he estate is supposed to

be insolvent.

ABRAHAM HERD, Tineemies, Sept. 23d, 1MJ7 17-3t

YD.MLN'ISTKATOR'S AL1

fHMlH undersigned administrator on the

estate ol Samuel Plugh, deceased

will expose to public sale at the house ot

Aiarttn Mi.l, ou Saturday the 1 Itli day of

October next, all the personal property ol

saul deceased, consisting in part ot Horses,

L at tie and lings, I nimitig utensils, House

old and Kitchen I uniituie, and other ar-

ttLlc too tedious to mention.

A credit of twelve months will be giv

en tm all sums over three uolixs. An

sums under three dollars, cash in hand.

the purchaser giving bond with approved

security.

ABRAHAM HERD, .7,wir. Vinccnncs, Sept. 23d, 1836 17-3t

P.GWAND'S TGNiO MIXTURE,

ix;i-:tahle r eihiiit'cl.

if??

"5K.DEU their siuceie thanks to the public for the patron.ue i hich has already hi en so liberally etened to th.-:n and hop-,by strict .-.iteiition to business, und fiit and liberal de.ilimrs, to m.-rit a continuance of the same.

They hie just r.-.-. ived from Cin, innati, and l.otdsvilie, a Mock of splendid matersaU for the iii.inuiaetiire- of svifLi:s, saddli: i;v(;s, inUDII.S, MAKTIMi.VLM.S, WMII'S. cakki via: am) w vt;o n Mt.M.ss, &(.. Jv:c. lo-t surp.as.sod bv anv in the west.

to purchase anv artii les of

Ml taso, i-,i Mlery, ai. au.ine lor t

I - a l a i ash or a:

Wat, Hai.i.al, Yum

W l.sluu

respeettully solicited to call and excui.selves, as the whole will be sold

ro.eit etn.iit.

Tl'i KN .Si TiPvlSTOI.. two doois above Messrs. liurtch &

cpt. 23 is 17 17-tf.

DOZ. SADDLE TREES assort111 im-'ll tv 1IEBERD. Yiuccnnes, Sept. 22nd, 1837. 17-tf JB BLS. BEST COUNTRY GIN, jast received and for sale by BPKTC1I &. HEBERD.

EU WEITINCJ

just received and for

sale bv

B'eETClI i IIEBERD. Y lacenncs, Sept, 22nd, 1837. 17-tf.

ok ix;i-:takle

1 Specific and Last in ir Cure for the

J-ever and .sruc

HIS worthy reamlv repels the charge of heins

a quacrf medicine, it having been the result of

maiiv ears' studv, experience und Iaboi in the

lieal praetiee and observation of Fever and

ou'ue. u is comjioseu ol sm 11 mciucai piiiieir.tcs

as were considered most lit to restore the harmony of action between the stomach, liver and tin other important functions of the system, the lo-.-of which harmony is evidently the immediate cause of the disease.- It speedily promotes a regular and healthy appetite, which is cenerallv en-

lestroyed or redered very precarious; bv

tirelv

w hich cficct vior ami .-.irentrth are soon allordid to the whole, system. It must he apparent to all. that a mcdi' ine possessing these peculiar virtues, is useful in a great variety of complaints. Ity re new in r the healthy action of the. digestive organs, it has proved itself of remarkable benefit in ly. pepsia, Depraved appetite, Heart-burn, Y ater Ltrash. Flatulency, Jaundice, Night sweats, )vsentai y, Uowel complaint, and many other alllietions of similar origin. Hut it is in the treatment of Fever ami especially Frv r ami Ague, or Intermittent Fever, that its powers have been principally testi d, and with those who have seen its usefulness, it is pronounced an invaluable remedy. It has also been used as a preventive, bv niaiiv who ivere subject to a periodical recurrence of the Chills and Fever, and it has always warded off the apprehended attack. Many hundred persons of know n veracity, have testified to its powers as a specific, hut the medicine is ;so generally knwn

that it is deemed unnecessary to copy anv of

them. It is manufactured by the proprietor in l'hiU.lclphrn, and sold in all the principal towns in the V'niU',1 States Canada. Mexico and St. Domingo. It may he had in ineennes. Indiana, at the lru? fStore "of HI IT & HA WYBR

ineennes, July 9, 1837. 1 1

AUCTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will offer for sale at public auction, on Monday the

olid day of October next at my residence, all

the personal property of John Badollet, deceased,

tisnng m part oi

One Dearborn wagon and harness, one ten plate

e, and pipe, one Franklin ditto, house

hold furniture, some valuable carpenter's tooh

one 1 lieodolite. and one snrvevor's eloiin. A

,-redit of nine mouths will be given on all sums of

J auJ upwards; the purchaser giving his note

with approved security. A. BADOLLET, Executor. Vincennes, August 31st 1837—10-5w SALE OF LOTS In the Town of

Illinois, pu the 10th and 11th of October.

t.'!""-" '- eiy iineai patronage niaiule.-tcd in

d& the purchase ut Lots m the town of 1'Iorence heretofore, and from a desire on the part of the pro.

pnetors to comply witli the wishes of many in-

liwduals who have not yet purchased another

sale will take place on the d.ivs :.f"..rnm..ntlon,.,l

w hen it is hoped that all w ho are desirous of mak

ing profitable investments in town propeity will avail themselves of the oppoitunity which that occasion will present. At the sale alluded to, the average price of lots was greater than that in the lirst public sale of lots in the flourishing town of Indianapolis, the Capitol of the state of Indiana. FLOKLWCF. is delightfully situated in the countv of White, on the Wabash river about eighty miles above its mouth, and is the only site in the whole intei veiling distance where a good landing for Steamers can he found either on the Illinois or Indiana side of the river. From this place the river is navigable lor tcim boats to the point of its junction with the Ohio, all times when they run on the last mentioned river; and isis the only place below the (J rand Kapids w hich is not sbject to he overflown in high water, on which a tow n could ho advantageously laid out. lion Fas creek which flat boat; descend from 10 miles above its mouth, unites its waters with those (o the W-ibah at this point. Its situation is believed to be as healthy as any on this river. A lew miles N. W. of it is the wealthy and flour

ishing settlement of Albion. The country around it, abounds w ith the finest timber is inhabited by an enterprising and industrious populat on and interspersed with farms, which in luxuiiance of soil and high state of cultivation, will not lose by comparison with any- west of the moun

tains. It commands the trade not only of White, but also of several adjacent counties, and from the nature ol its position it is destined to he the dividing point of trade, between the northern and south

ern poitions ot the rich valey ot the Wabash.

l'o tlie in .reliant, the niauufact-.rcr, the mechanic,

and the speculator, it presents inducements of no

iilinaiy character, as it may safely bo asserted, ut no tow n on the Wabash river has better pros

pects ol arriving at greater commercial importance and few- indeed as good. A plot of the aforesaid

tow n is open to inspection at the house of Thos.

bishop m ineennes, and at the ollice of O. 1J.

Fieklin in M. Carmel, Illinois.

N. B. Messrs. Kearney and Tyrell

have erected within tlie limits of the town,

a splendid Steam Mill, and there is everv

confidence that their public spirit and en

lorprise will be rewarded by a rich harvest

ol jraiii. It is situated directly at the junc

tiou of the Bon Pas with the Wabash, am

tlie vast bodies of fine timber lloated down

to it from the Wabash, White and Bon Pas rivers, will enable them at all times

to keep on hand a constant supply of lum

ber for the market.

Terms of payment nude known on the day of

1c. THOMAS BISHOP, and others, I'ruprhtur, .Sept. 10th, 1337 IG-It.

rrj-Ihe .Mt. I armel Herald, will please to

insert Ihc above notice three times, and chargt

tins olhcc.

.V fJII'LVfJ ha removed

the cornrr af 3r

us ( ( : to

and llur rron street

of Mrs. h'ln-kmdaU. J'iitceti'tcs, Jail k tn j

first

n ..

oi ('' lf

5.', 183632-

L. L. Watson MERCHANT TAILOR.

HZ subscriber gives his sincere thanks to

the citizens

the en, our

y his pun. Ma! attendance to bu.iueos that their iiitroiuiL'e w ill ! continue to be extended to .ini. His shop is continued in the. second story

l-'KESll ARRIVAL. HE subscribers have received thu

ns of this placed aud its vicinity, )'t 'M ca&es SHOES, comprising Ladies Lasting, Kid, Calf and Seal Shoes.

J v. asts Children s Morocco Bootees, " " Lasting Shoes, 5 ". Boys and Misses do. JOdoz. Tuscan BONNETS.'

1 3

of Mr

I ones

idi

'1 1 : J 1 1

D. .s.

of the huildiii

lonner s istore. N. I!. I le has made arrangements to reciivc he l'hila.h l4,hi:l a-..l Luiiihm Fadiions. reguiailv, young men wii.i wish to dress in eastern style, weulddo well to give him a call. s. OOCHKNOCI.. 1 MUG 20 tf

I XV A Li!), 'Ciisr Ikon nithv

, 7

1 - d wd

.nr. in v

, on ,011-

-"S removed lo tne house loruierlv necu,-i, him, adjoining liurtch and Heberd's St,,,-.

W ater-strecl, where he isoiiening a Loud as

mcnt of (iOODS in his line, consisting in purt of Jiltie, liluek, Brown, (Jrcen and Ml. l ed Cloths, Blue, Black, Drown, Plaid and l), u Casiimcrcs, Striped Cussimere, assorted patter,), 'lain and Figured Silk J'clvtt, Bombazine, Satin and Silk I'tstLig, of the latest utile. (lout Hair Camlet, of superior quaHf' Cloak "'assets and Sa.j.iinlrrs, Shirt Collars and iosouis, Stocks and landki rchi' t's.

Together with a small assortment

made Clothing, viz; Cloth io.v Coats, Dlank'l do Pantaloons and Vests, Shirts and Drawers, eye. S,-r. The former customers of the eMab'.i-h

respectfully solicited for a continuance ,,l

vers, witli (he assurance that no p .in.-

sparcd toallord them advantageous bargaii

ISuv. 17th, 136 2o-!f.

i! did Oil llill

., nt in the org; I '.he i load :ci

t a: a.;; v-, w ,

in:;

t.tiloil. at;

pot wl

.1.

: and Ihut it is

ich tl.is i.jii .:; have coo, j ;-p---.,ii., i s l, vji-

a::.c

lie iliiii r r derm men lo ,..s icit.

i.isv -i

s viri.h

ciaiig. -inq.nritv r-'i.t ap-u.'cnicnt

lieigs, but , with

o .;;i;i'i ; j.s Yjj(;

i Xit I-U-ISAL PILLS,

l.'ieatioa on this n.jvc. i -t.ii.tlv i hcdlli. Ti.,v

whoni they have cured ol igestii.ii, Dysjiepsi.i, li.adiid Ague, Uilious, Si ai let,

nave a spt spceilily rc stoiing to

..lousaicas o! pi i. un? oi'oi. -ii.. l. Col I.., 1:., a I, . Jaundice, 1 v, 1'y p!iu, Yi How, a

l.i.. is. Acihm.i. 1,'heau

i.dl l'o.v -.l-y.

I. n; Mil it V , w l.lch tiiey o lit v nig, and soon i, -are recommended bv

,1 C

f all

of re.clv

heir fa will b.

KALE BOXI'S RAISINS, just received and for sale bv

I. N. WHITTELSE Y. Yiucennes, July 2D, 1837. D-tf

WII1SK 1.2 V.

fZdh P.BLS. WHISKEY, just received

BL'ETCII i IlEBEED.

DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

LHE purmership between Drs. Somes and Stahl, has this day been dis

hed by mutual consent. All persons

indebted to them, are requested to settle

their accounts, as tlie books must be clos-

. Office at the old stand. JOSEPH SOMES, DANIEL SPAIIL. Vinecniies, Sept. 13, 1837 1 6-7 1

jj-dOl'l'i't-- r... .,;v..,i inn n.- ii., ..... .k

GO " Rio.

Forsalehy BUKTCH & HEBL'IvD. Yineenues. July 1, 1S27. 8 tf MfcHB Subscrihcrs having receiv ed hy I ate arISm rivals a large and general assortment of iquors and Groceries which will be sold at

Wholesale low.

i ineennes,

-1'.

ROUTER & ALE, 25 bbls. Pittsburgh Porter and Ale. Eor sale bv BURTCH & IlEBEED. ineennes, July 1, 1837. 8-tf

ALL KLNDS OF BLAMvS

July

Bl'RTCH & HEBERD. 1, 1837. 8 tf

WHEAT! WHEAT!!!! "SMIIE subscribers will recaive any quantity of good merchantable wheat, at t'tie market price when delivered, in sroods, or for notes and accounts due. Those who know themselves indebted, would do well to avail this opportunity to pay up, and save further trouble. THORN &, TRACY. Yiuccnnes, August 4, 1837. 10 if

REMOVAL. f B E subscriber has removed his store to JL his new brick building next door to Messrs. Brokavv ifc Taylor's, and immediately opposite the door of Mr. J. K. Kurtz's on Market street, where he w ill be glad to see his friends and all thsc w ishing to buy cheap goods. W. HAYES. Yiuccnnes ?rpt, Ut 1937 ll-6w

TYPOGRAPHICAL SGGiETY. To Jourw ymcn Trintcrs throughout the V. f. aJ-NOTICE is hereby given, that the Dele gates composing the above Institution, will hold their lirst meeting in the City of N", w York, 011 the first Monday of September next, ( I -7 . ) From information already received from varirious parts of the country, the undersigned cannot but express his Rre.it gratification at the chter-iii'-t prospect all'orded, of the Profession being generally represented. Our hrethcrn aie alive to the subject in New Orleans, Mobile, Natchez, .aliville, Lexington, ( Kv.) Jackson, (Mis. onn.) Washington, D. C, Ilarrisburg, 1'eun., Cincinnati, Ohio, Richiiiniid, Ya., Baltimore, l'hiiadelphia and New-York, from all of w hich places,

delegates will he present; and no doubt from many others, of which, as yet, no advices have come

to hand.

It is earnestly hoped that a matter of so much

importance to the Craft, will not he neglected in

any city, town or village of the land, but Uiat th

east, the west, the math and ;he south will cordially join in the praiseworthy elljit to bind togeth

er the interests and feelings, and elevate the character and standing of the profession. CHARLES A. DA IS Cor. See.

Fit.-. 1 iropsv. hooping "C bus, Oi.'lis. White Swelli in, lie ( 'o;,.;,l. .ti-t-cljoi..., n I 'i'l., v i ur, .-. I,'n;,.s ULOOD :ur

ftrtr.'rfk to the Ikind. Fi nn due,

u IVvm

Liver Complaint. Is, ( 'roup, Coua'ns, toll'-, Cnoleia .MnrI ida. S ih Klicnui, s. Costiveiie.-i, Fend, .,'... ially ob-

1..

;.,.ns, c -. hi the : . HEAL o,ly, they Ctlous ace

. a. m THY.

'm jit, v'.li.iid 1. av c tin

la give if

:c,purc no caie ol anv onipaiiy each box.

1 housands ot tcotuuoni.ds in their favor hav i i.i.i :ii , .- , ..

aecu luo-iHii .lii.i wouni tic puiiiisht U hcie w -n

there siiace; sullice it !. say that i.l! trim usl tin in

IS V AKIABLY RLlL'O.M.M E.N D THEM.

j , iK'seive that I , a a n u r a s 1'ills nu n i

a- In oliliniud i. km-is i. of any druicgi-!, op

cm; or pi iucr. t,.r tht ii art u, tiff.nr, ,1 1 s, ,

Hum utuhriioij eii u u.-ttiitn s ..- . ' fore till $ ld hi than tire C ) I N'i'ERl E IT,

J-very aiitlio.a.-.d agent lias a certificate of

agency signed by 15. BRAXIHIETH M. D and S. TllL'SEY.

VsK to see tins ccrliaeate oi agency; U it can

not be shown do not purchase. s. TOI'SEY.

lourtii door from J. lf rsou street, Louisville

Dr. Brandrcth's general agent.

Soi l by 1 horn ic l'aey , Yinccnnes; Y. eV

M. H. Shi ver, Ul . .mil, 1.1; W. Cox, 1' M. Hut

sonville, Ills. 11 in-h .V Leonard, Mt. Ycriiun, I August 31. 1-37. 1 1 ft

Plain English Straw do.

Misses Straw do.

2 ' Common, low priced Tuscan do 13 " Cipsey Hats, Tuscan, 'i 4 Straw, f pieces low priced PRINTS, f'O " blue Merrimack do. (() assorteil do. 8il " 3-i 1-1 c Mtis'ms, 7t do assorted chip lints,

tooclhrr with an assortment oftwi'.Ied Storuii-nts, Hamilton Drills, York Mi.vr.in E.mcy Stripes, Summer Cloth., I'icn-!i Linen, Ac. Ac. Hosierry, C.'iovt s, fancy Hainlkeicliiefs. ,r)UU doz. V I'tttL BOOKS. 1 his, a-', led to 'heir April receipts, makes their iia.-ortint'nt such as they take pleasure in inviiiiier t!10 attention of countiy mcich. iiits and tin; public jienrrailv. (.-. cki iknuank, a co. in lines .May 18, I ts.37. ft I f( -""J- WilEA'I'. Tlnubscwdlt'."., W V.ive cent., per bushel (Cadi) for 11 HAT

CS. Jl

20, is::

BROWN.

s;f

hniA

.yectut

AM)

in '.Jjeetual and Innocent litmedn for

AO FEVER.

A. B. GARPENTEfl & C WHOLESALE DE.YLl.KS IN mm? &:G'3gi BOOTS, SHOES. UTS,

MAIN, BETWEEN FlT-iST SL, SECO.M IZ'YJ&'jX&yX-JL'JL: July 2'J 1837 U-tf

. ET S ,

CORDAGE, E liavc on hand Grass and Hemp, a good assortment, manufactured

in this place) and offered lor sale lower

than it can be bought on the Ohio river and brought here.

BE ETC II tt HEHEEl). Yinccnnes May, 11th, 1-37 .j0-tf.

GREAT WESTERN AGENCY

a t intrjid,, l.s;i.. iraving been rc

" ceiitly appointed Oeneral Agent by

the Central Committee at Indianapolis, for

the editorial corps ol ttie State of Indiana

oeirs leave to oiler his serv ices as an aircnt

for tlie editors of newspapers residiii;; in

other states, and all others who have demands on any person or persons residing

in said state. His ofiicc will be kept at Indianapoli

u here any business in his line, will be

punctually attended to, Instructions rc

ceived and all orders speedily and faith

fully executed. Twelve per cent, com

mission will be exacted on all sums col

lected, and amount forwarded at the order

of the creditor. The editors of newspapers who are members of the editorial as

sociation ni this state, and such others as desiiMi to become hereafter members ot the same as well as those who feel an interest in promoting the editorial corps in the United States, are respectfully requested to insert this notice three months in

their papers, if consistent, free of charge

after which time lho usual price will hi

paid for each insertion, to such as arc and

may become, members of the association

-and until il is.Auirust, 183

oiitiiiuancc is ordered.

Yin -

' L'V il

le Trees, fa .sorted; -.-eivf-ii and for s.di 8MITH CV Co.

;,iv. i -.:;.; 2 THE r

Mf-ft"- S

J. fv!, & J. M SIC

(Successors to Messrs. J. Snannhn vSc C o.) AY 7V; FOllil'. UliifXC, a-

COMMISSION BUSINESS lva:,.syjlle, i a.

O THE iM.JiLiC.

v.-.-e.il.l rcspctfu'ly in'onn onr eustomcs lh.it we have discontinued our retail st..re.-

'I'herefore w e do rcpiesl from all that are indehte, to us by note or a. -count. Ml. at is due) lo niak immedi ale payment. The business in our whole al." Or ., cry store, will he continued as tormcriy where all o.ir business will be srt'Vd. IJi'K'i'CH oc Hi:BERD. ff" N. B. The h nise heretofore occupied by u. will be conducted bv liurtch Cc Hauim. B. cv !(. u,'eiincs, August 1', I li7. 11-t

UEI'ilU TO

Shankliu & Johnston,

I'. E. Goodsell, Es.j

J. F. Richardson,

Robert Barnes,

Stockwcll & Archer,

Wiliam Daniel, Es.p

Rolert Smith -V Co. - -

D. Early,

Early &. Key nobis.

Yrthar Patterson,

John G. Divis,

;'torkwell &, Reynolds.

James Richardson, - -

Joseph Landis,- - - - u!v2D 1So7 lv

lfi::u

Cill.lt I'

11..

1 1. c, It.

f ft' t h

j -- - Vine

I i:.ju

- - Lufuyi.llc, la. - - - ( 'iltciltlKl'l, O. - - Sew Oilcans.

Ii.

WILLIAM THURSTON & CO. Commission Merchants, EVAN'S VILLE, IND 3 Gm

w .'.1 , w ,. 1 st -itC llld ti icrall 'a .-c.i

is. es f bv I'i-.eu th it I have t ikeu

aiiiiiini tin !y, ,1 hsc 1. "are rc.iuct. .'ise hav lilg e

.- auth . i.i t

1 '

,1,

1 to make inline. na iaims against it. to j ted f.l ccttlnnel.t.

out h-ib ff Jam t. ! to .-.1 ite j aym.-i

esent tiicin

'J'he estat

A j in t re -try nr Am-uie. enters into the

t'.i u of t'tis Midielne.

1 ces ut. iii'.in- the use i f Mill, i-, 'I'ou-l-'-o .. I'.r.r. f..r more than Ihir'

yeai,, whin all Usual leinedic. h.i.l prnvnl meleeti.ah ha. inlcccd the r,.p: i, tor to oil. r it to tin puohc, v.itli a gu.li.mti e, if u-ed us . lated 111 the direi lions, that it will entirely remove thu most ob.-tinaie eases ofthat disease in a few- days. It powerfully mv igoi ales the organs of digestion, and has a spei i.d tendency lo the liver, '.emovm.; all obstruction to lho healthy secretion of Bih-. and inn ailing tone and wgoi tj thu wholo .y.-te..... It is i t the cure of and F,rr. that this I "ni.. liioC.iys its most ctiaonhuarv powi-rs, but may be hm-.I w i;h 'great success in uh-, ,.f y, neral d.bihiv, and pailicul.uly in Cholera Infantum, in wim h ih-ca-c it is an infallible remedy. MiUci'- Tonic (like all tonic remedies) should never be administered duiing the prevalence of b vci, attei the paroxy sm of un Ague, or dining the ei-t. te e of any inflammatory symptoms. In any other condition of the system, its Use mav bo resorted to with entire safety. The Medicine-, which compose Miller's Tome, nie preseiibed by all respi-ctahlr physicians, .md are universally known to be the mildest and most Useful n medics of the Matcii i Mediea. By their present coiubiiiation, they present the lnostpowirf dag.iit yet discovered, for destroying tho Ague and Fever in its most obstinate stagei. Direct 'mils. For a grown peison, a wine-glass full thiec times a day in the absence of fever for a child, two or three vears of uiie. a tahlr-snnnri

, .3 - i if younger or older, the dose to be diminishinereased in proportion to the aee. To ho

j 1'lllCl. f 2 1-f.H BoT-

fn!l ed ,

well shtd en when used.

i usi inioMAi.s or pis nn ic. v. L'lui.-eilfr, Tih. 1 -s, is:r. Dining the course of last summer, ir.y little daught.-r. then about IS months old, was so mo-lent!;.-ath.-ote,! by the Cholera Infantum, or summer con. 1 hii.it, that I ha 1 entii. lv despaired of her nee.,!-;,: I was told that Miller's Tonic Would

cure lo r: I procured a bottle, and gave the chii i n

do.-e ol it the. same night which operated

niaji.-, an,! she was better bv the

as if in-

next inoiniug.

1 uavehera few more dosi s and she w as i.erl. etlv

liicd. She vva- siibseoiicntlv threat, ned with

the same disease, but was iu:med.,.trly ulieved by a siuuh- dose of thi Tonic.

i'ursiiiog a very sec, ntary life, I have used tho line medicine f.,, myself, and havi found it high- - bench, ia! in giving tone and energy to thestom--li. G. J. JOHNSTON.

Jrjfr,'i (e'nitiity, T:ar-ira.i.s) near Louifville,

S-lh Feb. 1HU7. I hereby certify, that, for two week in Junu ast, I was, iv.iv other day, afheted with a chill

au'ltevcri ! a verv c.m ; r. . ti .1 cr n.iiu.e. T!..,

- vi r a -. oi ipatii ing the chill, llc'.v into my head, l he o .. pi '. c.l ... ol j;jy acli ies 1 ,vil dav for sev -r.d hours as my l,na:ly ii.f'oinud me, and tioin c ii.-. of .Mi.Ier'.-. T.mic, in three ! iy ivui pclt!y i.V.oudto my h'.al'.h. JNO. HOWARD. Lniii.-vfui', Mutch 'z't, is:; 7. I.i the y e.-.r 1 j, ! I.,..! a ca .c el' Ague snd .v,i i:i niv 1 iiiiilv an-.l alt. r t.-M:ig various rcmdics with.. ut 1 ih t I'.,, ihri c I,, ot.ths, I at length

avc Ii.-.iS a ;i":: o! .'.ii.l-r - 1 ' ii1", wl.i.

j. F. nr

red J t.e.i jiigh ci

ptodu-

;iii:.--.

1 ic.r ''. !. ic wa.-, 11. -e Fever in my I lti.ilv, and

d iuinn-i:

s. a. c ur-.

-. Aj.rll lo, is.;.', in a case of A gu". the patient as r. -

.nd rcea. red Ins health 111 a coiianed for si'vi ral weeks. HENRY SIHYELY,

': I !. ve. tried one imttlr of v our Tonic

1 no i.-ii.dv, an ', taken it myself, and pronounce : a p. ruianeut cure for A uue and Fever. In my use, I had been alllieted with it for four mouths, ud was relieved with a part of a bottle. DEE WRY N ORTON.

J' if' r.-rU

IC lilSoiVel.t.

Seer

,1.,

DA YID RUBLE, A.hn'r

;:t.

U:Mf.

rX ' HISKHY hv the bar-

THORN &, Tl.ACY,

tl.

Viiicennes, July 21). 1837.

xjl i tly i:xi:t. 1 n:i, .IX) ALWAYS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

BLANKS! BLANKS!! 2jrAYS run sale at this OFF ICE.

le 111

spain 1! use Mil of ague

1.1 v

jeinf'j.

vi uli t; .; .u.li.s; -ttnig vvi

'it.

1 eve:

r's Tunic in a an 1 fever h (' m'

Ve.,. I.-o7.

,,: Acjc and Fi vi r lor had i. 1 ad the ordinary without success, and deal. I w as persuaded to f, iv day s all symptoms , and I was restored to

isa .l hei-llh and

or.

Jil-'EPH W. GAAR.

And

Minis s Tllo

;ust If,

I'uMi' is prepared and sold by . BOHANN'AN .t Co.

Loiii-ville, Ky. DECKER &. M'KEK," iV A. LE ROY, incenncs, Indiana. 137. 12-O.v

CASH FOR WHEAT. pHF. snbs-nbi-r will give 100 rents (cash) pr bushel for WHEAT, delivered at the Ru-ll wile steam Mill. WM. REE.Ef.

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