Vincennes Gazette, Volume 9, Number 23, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 November 1839 — Page 4

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A . i i nj v.N rsmedy rou the too' m-ACHE.

WiiCN applied according tt directions given rn N m -.v.!.' it has never failed tc afford immedia? an J pertinent relict. It also arrest w dtvtv in defective- teeth, and relieves mat The application and remedy are aoc i'n and not vnpkavmt, and the large nuraU...a llift riintrv. t..;ve -n- ly expeiL'svcd such delightful and II. v t ....... to '.- .-a:", (J for the public good.) their U:ta- . ;. iu unnvateu oum o,l roi--.'.itie.. iV of s; ft. ; - it be cf .-:;jse of dcctt in tec h the depositing : d: partich - ' j of masticated food (cither am vegvt-iUie) i ) in the indentaio".s cf vlie tcetn f th . . . ; food takes place, the acidity ol wluca . Hum vx. icfl! ri.'l-iaiil UTIV.I ... deeouinosea the tooth. Toe great dtlheulty ot all tlv.t 'uvo w ritten treatises on the teeth, has been, recommend a iiqui l, that would mix itscll up Willi this fetid matter, so as to weaken it to such a decree, as to prevent its aflccting the teeth This .-every (pu acciieruai ) e.as nui . i . i . n k- h.-r-r, oroU'Ilt to ll'llt. I'V tilt! '..- 0 VV hlCIl the'deeav may ie arreted--but i; s application to i ivhi .- Moth (when t'.-- n adorb almost in-;au'..ueou r r.-inti.-ii.-d until the bottle is c rv.- can be roit lu-u ) !i, !'. :t ! if use .i--u;ncd, none need nnr.M, ! r.mti from the same tactb. It may he remarked, that tae tet-i.i are a subject to -.j .,.,v .iih.--.- l..)i of th"- system, ami ia tu. ache, same wav." Tut f.-r tooth-aehc proper. ' .1. . ... ki;,. tK it i. a lemody is become the now tui'.f.i "J i iu"" 1 as j xv. H th.- :.d miration el every one that haa boeome aciuaintcJ with iU reputation. . t A f.r.v extia-ts of l.ntois nr? pn'rli-bcd, in piaco cf the numerous reeiifieatcs that niilitb", n-i tlv.'y o.-enpy are less expensive, and inspire the public villi eaual eoufid.eaee. IVo::i Dr. 12. J!. Ca'honn, Abbeville Dcarbir I-i'i yon to S. C . March -I. s!uo two !jro.;. or more it' eu : in s;of vour balm. Von may c sh.'it m - to mo .v a f-tron " -i on mi,: i for as its reputation incieascs. shall sp ire no pains ia its managomer t. 11 you saoulil, -,.,! a;,.,.-n.i tr, cu th riHt ot t!:i- state, ana 11 I tiit,-v .-v.. --n ail sctuh of this place, inform m? j our terms I MBh m-;, at -- t- give me the refusal whenever you feci disposed to make that kind el a trade. ' I remain yours. E. R. CALHOUN, ttv invit.. b nf potion of all reasons aflli.'ted w ith that m"t excrueiiting comprint, the tooth- ....,., to the advertisement of Mr. Montague r.uhhshcd in to-dav's pa: .-r. V'e kav? a guara, .tee in the Lbrh standing 1 !r. M.mta i'with c.'.-.o a v, respoclut.n:ity ot are acuua.aled. thr.t his ifieaicu.e is r.-t one ot t.iosc emrifi.:;.-.nis w hich a c cou.-tar.tty pa one J up-vJ the cicdulity of the pub manv testimonials whi h in a.i.niun to i.ie has !'..r-.ii-l cd cf its otlicacy, we , ill state a hit t w lue.i come? under 1,111- mv :i kuoWio; re. ,. i-i.h w "v , 1 1 1 1 . , ... H i- , 1 , .1 TO 1 .r,- , --i ' ti ,,-:! Bi-'VerioiT for sever il weeks v ,iih too'hi mancr.tiy hehe, and was immediacy and rtrevedbv the application cf tho Bal-n. For ale at the Daig Store 'of liitt awyer Mark-1 street, Viacenncs. Indiana. Jan, 1S33. yl IIEUMOliltllOID?. O cure no pay. Price .1 Ihn's .;'-;,r. no fiction. This exi Ml .tu.nrv clietnical it, f science at.C the mvetiii ii a the intrr-dt: ot a :uon with ccv'j.c.teu rnejicai nn rd' i inch io llio nti'du a , i i was invest. the solemnity of a d;:i.ih bed btv, ".it Since c-atned a ropuutio:! tin para i . fully iustaiait!;: the correctness of the lamented Dr. U tidiey'-j last confc?iiin. 1 i !-,ro,l not t!-.2 vv il twnil z ! ; 1 .r ti i f his li!j'nvlci!(;c m therefore bcqticalhattf ndant Soluir.on M discoverv. postentv ti e liteiit i il.b suhjiu-t," :.:id ho J f) hi L ien d and 11.1 ve tho scevc t nl Ills now used in the principal hosp d',!s and U.3 priv-ttc practice in our country , first and most certainly for the cure of th? Ji'i.t and al?o so extensively and ellcetuully as to b:dle credulity, unless where its effects are witnessed. FxtcrnaUy in the follow intT coinplainls; For Dropsy. Creating extraordinary alsrrp'ion at once. . Sii'cUina Keducing them in a knv hour?. Ilhiumaliwi Acute or chronic, giving quick case. Sjrc Throat 15 y cancer;, ulcers and C 0 1 U 3 . Croup, and H'hoopbig Cough Externally and over the chest. All Bruises, Sprains and Darns Curing in a few hours. Sores and fleers Either fresh or long standing, and fever sores. SOLOMON HAYES. Sold at the Drug Stores of II. Dr.cKcit, and Ilirr & Sav.vr, Vincennes la. Vincennes, Maieh 23, 1830, H-ly. 5111 E partnership heretofore existing and doing business under the name and style of P. Mooiu:, &. Co., is this day mutually dissolved. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm, either by note or book account, are requested to call and settle the same ivi'li Patrick Moore, who ii authorised to receive and settle the same. PATRICK MOOUE Sc Co. Vincennes, July 5, 139 6just raxiuvED. fl LARGE lot of Upper, Kip, Sole and .Skiitjpa ing Leather, also a complete assortment ol Hats, Caps, Boots ond Ahoes, also a variety of echool books, and for sale by MADDOX & GASS. Oct. 4, 183919flIE firm heretofore existing in this place, underthe name and style of Daniels & Kile, is las day dissolved by mutual consent. Ail persons having claims against (be said firm, will please present them to William Kyle for liquidation, and all persons knowing themselves indebted to us, by nola or book account, will please call on William Kyle, who is duly authorised to elosethe tools. ' JACOB DANIELS, WILLIAM KYLE. Vuicenne?, June 12, 1839 3-if

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Pnmnnjind Extract of --a i! t' n B " - - - tj ?5iTT & S-AWVEH, having been appointed, hoesale acents for the S J tJVt i a! ove valuable medicine, will furnish Druggists and .Merchants of the neighboring towns at the Castern pricv-s. For testimonials as to the value and efneacy of this medicine, the public aie invited to peruse : pamphlet which can be had gratis at our Drug Store. This pamphlet contains statements from intelligent Physician, Editors of Newspapers t..i others, which establish its refutation as the r Dr-t valuable antibihous medicine ever offered to ' Tl.zso pit!? are panieulaily recommended as a safe and convenient until nteuicinc, wnii may be depended on in the primary stages of most dis ease-; incident to this country. A few testimonials are subjoined The following i-s exti acted from a letter to one of the proprietors by the Hon. I. Burnett, formerly mayor of the city of Cincinnati. CiNCi.vs A-ri, January Cth 1S38. Da. Mi i i s: iAu'-.Vr7, I have used your Compound Extract of Tomato during the past summer aim ian, uiw " la vhig that it ha-! saved me several medical billsFour of iw family during that period were indi. poed, and exhibited the usual symptoms oi a onioas ataek. They were in every instance relieved by the use of your Tomato pills. I consider them a valuable family medicine. They ar perfectly fate, & I believe as oll'ic ac ions as calomel in correcting a I iliou-; habit. I have used them my self with great benefit. ISAAC BURNETT. Dr. Lamios's letter, that follows, will show ,i flif- inedicine in a rreat valietv of eases. Dr. I., is known to be tkilful'01 and" seientidc practili ner, and a gent!e:nan,"-a!idt a scholar. Alter stating that he had, within the pas month, procured twenty-three boxes of our medicine, !m says "I put into the hands of soma of my neighboring physicians, two boxes each; with a request to trv them. They have reported tnO;-t lavorablv. I have used them in ab nit twenty iicmf.f vnri.i.l rlinmrter. and in the mOtt of l.tm they have answered jdl the important thcr.i- ; eut-.c maicaucns oi me siiuimu uie, ui ;vivu.j If, a a general remcd ate agent, the Extract o. fomato can be substituted in half the cases where calomel has been reported to. every me.ncal man ought to hail it with joy. I feel more at liberty to lecomrncnd your medicine, and resort to Au U'C of it in my practice, from the but that, it s no se.net remedial in c as as you makes known ail its component puts. I have for years been recommending the Torn ito as an ai tide of r-f-'i ;i in, and particularly to mv convalescing patients, as ;.n e vceP.ent cor rective in Liua-y arrangement; conuetieu wuu which I have, in iny notes, o:r.c very interesting ficts and cases. We wish you to send us a pot cf the Extract for each kind of the pills in mass, and hall a cross of boxes. Two or three physicians in this nee: id.boihool v. ;!' l-c.-.Tue a -,-i.ts. li voj ueire. and will send on the necessary ii nn ! trunk a Lucre. a::iioi..t -.a:, hv su!J. In great h n-te, Voi.t s trulv, GEO. W.'lL LANDON, M. D .Hi ',: on. O.'i 'o, A ":rt'i 1 S3; To Dr. A. Mii.r.." Ldtir The follow in; from Dr. Lawrence. ' b'ttor fro. ii T r f . cm i't I rem c. is evi dence, that t!ie medicine proves aounuant .y sue-ce-!ul in tiiosc countries where disease iKif lopis ifself i.i its most malignant form-. Dr. L. resides ia a i act cf S'outli Carolina eonfigntnis to fio Grc on o o;!;" ct Ncish (Jaroliua, ai. CniiU ;uid I'evt r a,e very corn in, v. here ll is i s imple of the manv letter t wr nre o v reccu it; g I tl.: ;.,-..!,. li oiii pnys-.ci v;.s, v io with success, ai t ho, hjmg anxious to t In tt.c c M.q'o.VJilt rVn'c would lure fait. .emaik, thct we invarial comply whhtlveir request, and furnish them the iesircd information. Dn. Mh is, Dear Sir: The object of this is, to soil it the component parts of aur Compound Extract of Fomato; as l have used the article in mv practice, and I mibt say, that I hive never found a medi cine, tae i nerapeutie powers ot which has proved so satisfactory, as this Extract of Tomato. I h ue used it in almost every form of disease wdicte cathartics are indicated, and its operation lias always been attended with tho same happy effects. I am, sir. Very respectfully, Yours. &c. JAMES D. LAWRENCE. Comi'fT;Lor:) S C. .Sy.. 'ZQUi 1S3S." April 20. 1833 17 ly V STASIA. THE imm REMEDY, OR oaughs, consumption, spitting of blood, Asthma, and descases of the u ngs generally. This valuable and popular medicine is now offeied Li sile in Vincennes. The alllictcd are advised and invited to test its benefits. To become po; -.,Mr in tuis section ol country, it only needs to bo known. Fc.u l the many certifr'atcs of its efficacy which might be offered, the following arc deemed sufiiThe following is from She Rev. J. Spaulding the Secretary af the Western Education Socio ty. Mr. Peck Dear Sir In reply to your question Has the Watasia been cf any service," J am happy to say that it has succeeded iu my family adouiatly. The case was one of severe caugh, attended with pain in the side and breast, and threatuii.g to end in coiv-umotion. On using the above medicine, the caugh and pain have disap pears. , and health has hcui restored. To my triends I do not hesitate to sav try it. J. SPAULDING. Cincinnati. Dec. C-th, 1836. The f n'lowing in a letter to tho Proprietor, is from a medical gentleman of extensive practice in New York, who La..-, for a year past, had disease of the lungs attended w ith hemorrhage: ,,! have prescribed the Watasia in many cases with success, and cf this I am confident, that the miedicinc is one of great value in all cases o scrofula, occompanied w ith diseases of the lungs. It has been of great service to me, and I believe, without it I should now be confined to mv room." A. SPALDING, M. D. For sale at the Drug Store of HITT & SAW YER, market street. Vincennes, Ia. Jan. 26, 183i)..35-ly. Frt'h Tea. 1JUST RECEIVED, 40 chests an boxes Gunpowder and Young Hyson Tea, for sale low by DUUTCII L HANNAH.

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HEADACHE., fR. E. Sl'OHN, a German physician of much note, having devoted Ins attention far some vears to the cure and removal of the causes cf NERVOUS AND SICK HEAD ACHS, has the satisfaction to make known, that he haa a reme dy which by removing the causes cures effectual ly and permanently this distressing complaint. There are many families who have consideicd Sick Headache a constitutional incurable tamily complaint. Dr. S. assures them that they are mistaken, and laboring under distress which tney miiht not oidv alleviute. but actually eradicate by the use of his remedy. HIjAUUIJI',, MU1V U1C iLlvuuo. 1 he extraordinary reputation mat ur. s-ponn b remedy tor tins distressing comprint is etjy

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vertisea patent meuicnes, anu ,s r,ut -'P' tion, t0 wit: Bagging, Bale Rope, Flour. Bacon, a70'nar,ic terms, as it can be pu to the taste. In i. -.:., t t: I lx: i

day gaining is certainly a matter tt mucn asion- As the undersigned will deal in no single artiishment. That so much suiferin? should have . f , . momr an.i ,,n.n Vl,i,,,i ntten-

existed for ages without any disco- cry of an cftectual preventive, or cure, is truly a simjeti lJ much regret, hut Dr. S. now assures the public that such a remedy has been invented as will con vince the most credulous. '1 he principles upon which it acts are simple and plain. It is an ad mitted fact that this complament, whether called Sick Headache, or Nervous Headache, nrisess, primarily from the stomach those who think they have the nervous headache may rett assured that this organ, the stomach, is the fust cause, that the system has become vitiated or delihtuted throu-'h the stomach, and that only through the same channel must thev expect a restoration ot the natural and heal'hv functions of the system This object Dr. Sphon's remedy is eminently calculated to attain. i he truth of thu position cannot be controverted, and the sooner sullerers tli.- lo':i,l:ii lif ltrrnmr r nn v i i-i-ed of it. the ooncr will their sudl-rin-s end iu restoration of health. Dr. Sphon pledges his professional reputation on this fact. The remedy may be had apothecaries generally tnroughout the L nited Mates. Sold at the Drug Stores of II. Di:cuLH, and IIitt Sc SAwrKn, Vincennes, Ia. Vincennes, March Co, 183'J. 11-ly. OXLBESS" M, 1 eautifel head cf hair is the grandest or nannnt belonuunr to the nuinan trame. How ctraugely the loss of it changes the countenance, and prematurely brings on the appearance of old age, w hich causes many to recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes even shun society to avoid the jets and sneers of their acquaintance; the remainder of their lives is consequently spe nt in retirement. In short, not even the loss of property Id's the generous thinking youth with that heavy siukine cloom as does the loss of his hair. To avert all these unpleasant rircumstan cc-sr. OLDR I L GE' BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on the first applicatum, and a lew tionirs restores it again, it likewise produces eye-brows and . whiskers; prevents the hair f.om turning crav, makes it curl hiMUtifuilv, and frees it from scurf. Numerous certificates i f ti e first respectability in support o the virtues cf OLlridge's Balm are shown by the I1 uprietors. X' Read the following. ROBERT W HARTON, Esq. late Mayor of Philadelphia, has certified, as maj be seen below: to the hi;.; !i character of the f owing gentlemen i . j iJ V.V" ; X'J J iltr.d. 1 5 o h'-rcby eertny that we Oldridge, and have found it highly serviceable, net only as a preventive against the faking oil' of hair, but also a ceitain restorative. Win. THATCHER, sen. Me thodist Minister in St. George charge, No. 8t North Fifth tt. Johx P. Incjlis, 331 Art h st. Joux D. Tmovas, M. D. 103 Race st, Jon.v S. Fi u i; v , 101 Spruce st. He on McCi-r.nv, 213 south lih st. JOHN GARD.jr. 123 Archt. It w ii! coilai-;lv raie its virtues in the cstima-!:-'-n of the public, when it is known that three ;u the a!., :iH' signers are mote than 50 vears of ge, and the others not less than 30. irem toe Mnyor.j Co '! MON Wr l.A : Til OK PlNNSItVAMA, 0 City of Philadelphia. 5 I, ROBERT WHARTON, .Mayor of s:,id jity of I'htl.uh lohia, do hereby ceilit'y that I am wen acquainted w ith Messrs. J. P. Ingles, John ... "1 . ill !. . i' urry, ana iiugti .vic'-uroy, wnose names arc signed to the above ceitifieate, that they are gentlemen ot character and respectability, and as such full credit should bo given to the said cer tificate. Iu witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of this city to be affix ed, this L. S.J sixth day of December, &c. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor CAU i ION. Observe that each bottle of the genuine Balm has a splendid engraved w rapper, on w hich is represented the Falls of Niagara, the gent s natno oVe For sale at the Drug Stores of IIitt & Sawver and H. Decker, Market street, Vincennes, Ia. March 25, 1 S3 94 1-ly. FOR SALE. HE subscriber is desirous of sellimr as soon H as possible, all his real estate in Knox county, consisting of one brick store-house in Vinr cennes, on the corner of Market and WTate streets, occupied by J. S. $ W. J, Wise fronck mg 20 feet on atcr street, and runnimr ba one hundred feet on Maiket street, to the river.alf Also the White House farm, one and a hes mnes from incennes, containing 264 acres rao.c or loss, and one hundred acres of which is under fence. There is on this farm a first rate apple orchard, and an excellent stone quarry of .a.-i rate stone. .-ttaciicci to the dwelling house, there is every out-hcuse whiih is necessary for convenience anu coir.ioit. Also 710 acres of first rate land; containing a good dwelling house, an excellent apple orchard, and three good springs. 150 acies of the above farm. are unuer fence and thirty acres set in grass. The ,-ibovc describej property can be bought cheap. Terms made known bv enquiring of WM. PATTERSON. Oct. i. 189 10-tf. The Wabash Courier, and Enquirer, at Terre-IIaute, will insert tho above and forward their bills to Wm. P. WARRANTED GEXUIXE.l WILL make sales of trees tvOv,' and cuttings of the genuine Chinese Mortis Muhicaulis, deliverable to purchasers at such period ip me iau ur winter as is convenient to them, and will enter into contracts accordingly. Price and terms for the trees and cuttings shall be forwarded to all who may apply for them by mail. I will make contracts at this time for 40,000 trees. CHARLES E. WOODWARD. Vincennes, Au?. 23d, 1832 13-3m.

Vickshttrgi Mississippi.

THE undersigned having resided for the last tluee years in the City of Vicksburg, and having been engaged in a business which has necessarily made him acquainted with the Planters and business men of this and the interior adja cent counties, proposes to open a house for the transaction exclusively of a Commission busi ness. Vicksburg contains a population of from fou to five thousand inhabitants, which is rapidly in creasing, and bein- the point from which the whole Vazoo vallev, together with a number of r Nai, rurniturc, &c. &c. it is believed tl,at better prices are in -general obtained here than at an y otilcr p0lnt on ti10 Mississippi River. ion win bfi given to thc Sa!e or Forwarding of & consignments to his care In case of shipment by Flat-boats, it will be important that Bills of Lading should be for warded by mail, by which means Sales will freeuently be allected by the arrival of the goods. In all cases it is desirable that specihe mstruc - tions should accompany the Bills of Lading; but in their absence, his best efforts will be giv en to realize the highest prices possible It will be hi 3 invariable practice to remit promptly on the sale of each and every consign ment. Dece AMUEL GARVIN i.Ftn in'ocr. ihjs. R TO Garvin, Carson & Co. ) Muclianan cc t-iray, Coleman arU, Auains CZ, Owilt, J Oldham, Todd & Co I, E. K. Saycrs, Esq Lexington Kj. David A. Sayors, Esq J William I). Kerr, Esq Danville, A'tJ Philip Swigert, Esq, Frankfort, A'l. Jacob Forsyth & Co. I'lttfiiurs;, l a. Duvid y. Honner, Esq. l incennes, Ia llratider, McKena Wright. -V. Orhuns John If. .Merlin, Esq. Vickisburar, Mia Feb. 1st, 1830 3G-tf. 5;tUEEt lean) I'eathe; ' I" he subtriber having located a machine in Vin- - cennes for the purpose of II E N O V A T I N F E A T H L US , would respectfully inform the citizens of Vin cennes and its vicinity, and throughout the coun ty generally, that he has one of the said machines in operation in the house of MrEwing.on Ma.ket "- - a r. ne entirely ny trie operation oi steam; Dims operauou mi utuius mc- uim.uu-u ami inuuv.u w ithout loss or waste of feathers: on tho contrary the bulk is very much increased, many times one half. Thev are a'so Cleansed and Purified From all mucous or glutinous matter which adhires to new feathers when plucked from the goose, and which gives them an offensived and unhealthy smell; they arc entirely cleansed, and have l!lvf,rScuU'ift!laJjlk?'. redY.I,":l'.1.eJ5, e wou1' economy and health, and who prefer sleeping on pure and soil ncds, to try and prove the S-team Renovator. All persons are invited to call and see the Machine in its operation, and be convinced oi its utility. This operation of feather dressing is universally approved of, as we have testimony to prove. People from the country can, by bringing their beds in the morning, ususually have them the same day. Any person who will try the experimer t, may send a bed or beds of any quality of leathers, from the best and new est to the oldest and poorest they have, provided they are either goof or duck feathers; and may be assured no charge will be made in any case, unless perfect satisfaction be given. He would return his thanks to those who have had their work done, and for their public testimony in favor of the operation. fl 50 per bed weighing 30 lbs. ond under; over that weight, fj cts. per lb. J. McINTOSH. Vincennes, July 4, 1 83'c G-tf Valuable Land for sale. "INHERE w ill bo sold at private sale 210 arpents of most excellent Land in the Lower Prairie, adjoining Vincennes 3 arpents in front, runuina back 80 arpents. The above land is joined by I-'. Bayard on the lower, and N.Smith on the upper side. Terms, reasonable. Apply to R. Y. CADDINGTON. Sept. 5th, 1S39, 15 tf. civ Fall and Winter Goods. ffHIIE subscribers are now receiving their fill fea and winter Goods, also a lot of Rapp's Cloths, Sattinetts, Flannels and Blankets, w hich they arc determined to sell low for rash. MADDOX $ GASSOct. 4, 183919N O T 1 C K . REENHOW & BOYLE have now in store and offer for sale on a ve ry small advance on Louisville prices. 2o Hags Kto Cohee, 5 Ii bis Loaf Sugar, 25 N. O. do, 30 Doxcs 8 by 10, 10 by 12, 12 by 18 window Glass, 20 Reams Wrapping Paper, 30 Kegs assorted Nails, 1 Ceroon Spanish Float Indigo, 10 Kegs White Lead, 12 Chests Y. II. Tea, Linseed Oil, Lamp Black, Sec, kc. Oct. 11, 1839 20-tf. Groceries, iLIqiiors, &t nflJMJH undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of Vincennes, and the public generally, that he has es tablished a n n c; 'I IF INi establishment on Market Street, where he intends keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of LIQUORS, GROCERIES, &c, which he will sell for the lowest market price. Those in the adjoining towns, who are in that line of business, will do well to call, as he flatters himself that they will be satisfied. N. B. The hignest market price will be given for Whiskey. ISAAC RYAN. Vincennes, May 2, 1639 49-tf. BLANK DEEDS TOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE-

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jL A to Co-nartner- ! to ship for tho purpose of manufacturing all kinds of COPPER. TIN, 4 SHEET-IRON in all its various branches. Thev solicit the attention of dealers, to tucir stock ot warcs.intenumg to oner mw.. ... . it .1 v, t r.ll umoa i an assortment complete, as well as peiicci m u , v are snau , upon asj rchascd ia Louisville or any other western maian. f All kinds of job woik attended to, wiin ncdness and despatch. ' House-Gutters made and put up ui goou orut... and on reasonable terms. i Feathers, old pewter and copper taken in cx j change lor wares. ABDILL A UKtw. Vincennes, Sep. 20th. 1839 17-ly-Tlj;r. nf lllnfwlr.fl Cattle. Mondav. the 7tli of October next, I will offer lj .,u; ; H!.itnM Creen countv, la., about 40 HEAD OF ENGLISH CATTLE, the greater portion of which are of improved snort horn Durham blood. Among thu stocK is a thorouuh-bred short horned Durham Bull, Proclamation." seven vears old. The follow ing is his true pedigree, and description: Deep red and white, by Denton, dam Sylvia, uenion was by the thorough-bred bull C hampion, lie iy imported bull Tccumseh. Champions dam ladv Mund.n: she bv San Martin; and out of Miss

.,;,.,;;, i'u Motto, both imported in 1817 by Messrs. T-.rgar-iouiiLiue nij. jcn Sam!crs & smith, Sylvia by imported bull . . r 1 r 1 ... f ntt

-' j ' ;an Martin, and out of imported cow Mrs. Motte. Proclamation is a beautiful color, and very tine and large. The first honor was awarded him by he Hamilton county Society, m lb.5J.and again in 1831. I ht rows were Ti urchased of the Shakers in Warren county, Ohio, iu 1837, by Mr. Jcsiah 1 Lawrence, of Cincinnati, and is some ol their choice stock. The mot of them are from Baldwin.'!Mohawk and Reformer; all of which are thorough-bred bulls, and are celebrated in Ohio and Kentucky. I have not been abie to obtain a full pedigree of the cows; but hope to do so by the day of sale. The young stock of bulls and heifers, year lings and spring calves are from Proclamation, Mohawk, Reformer and Comet, and are line and large. J. S. FRE EM A.N. Green County, August 16, 1833. 15 -ids. c a a " -" d -r - :? - - . 3 ' n u -j 7.5 sSlsli - b 2 o ir u f f 1IA VL disposed of my Grocery establishment formerly kept by me, to Evans Brown, who will continue the same, and who will pay all de mands against me. and receive all debts due me, on account of said grocery. ELIJAH THORN. Sept. 0, 1839 1 G-tf. 7i K W V A 1 1 u a o 25 s. fhe undersigned are now in rect ipt of a large Fall & Wimer Is and general assortment of

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attention ol country mercliants. BELL. EVANS CO. Louisville. Sent. 20th. 18H0 t7.7i P A 5a E: 22 . 1 OH REAMS Common Wrapping, 20 do. Tea do. 10 do. Post offco do Just received and for sale (at the manufacturer's wholesale prices,) adding freight (torn Louisville and a small per cent, for selling. WM. J. HEBERD. July 17, 16.3'J 8fr-" P A CARD, rj) VkJ r 'HE public arc informed that we are now A opening direct from the Eastern Cities, a large and extensive variety of desirable Fall, Winter, Staple, and Fancy (K) V) "i)233 Also, a large supply of gentlemen's, ladies, misses and boys fine and coarse Shoes, Boots, tyc. Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Hardware, Qucnsware, Nails, Iron, Castings, Groceries, yo. to which tho attention of the ladies and gentlemen ofj town and country is solicited, at our cheap cash store. GREENHOW BOYLE Sept. 27, 1830 18-(f. fCT Key lost. oj A LARGE Store Key lost, somewhere in the strets, a few days since. The finder will be' liberally rewarded by leaving the same at this of-'. lice. Vincennes, Sept. 5, 1839. TAR! TAR!: H Tinr2 'P . RS t 1 JUStrf - v-cucw uiiij lur oaie THORN & TRACY. June 21, 18391JUST RECEIVED. uooiihha 01 lirst rate Cranberries, and for sale by THORN A- TT? 4 r -v Sept. 27, 183917S03IETJILG MCW. TTALIAN Spring Wheat, and Chine.-e Tree A Com for sale at the farm of the subscriber in Widener township. A specimen of the corn may be seen at A. Le Roy's in Vincennes. WM. PATTERSON. Sept. 27, 1839 18-tf. The tiast Jotiec. HE subscriber has sold out his stock of goods - at wholesale, and is now determined to col lect his debts; those owing by note or book ac count vvdl save costs by their early attention to this notice. 1 he following articles will bo re ceived in payment, if delivered immediately viz: Corn, Wheat, Cordwood and Cash. H. D. WHEELER. Vincenr.e, April 12, 1633 15-tf.

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iEanuffactory Ifeifet, )nt c...i,,.!,,?;, od J V Ri " " "wm tli"a. . ru,, ;n,iti A- Louisviie i'nces haVe a iarge stock of Tin on Uand, and will j linue to ilC(.p it on hand, ana win re.i accomodating terms to customers anl tho public generally. The ( opper, J in, cV sUccl manufJt.tory ill be carried on as usual nt mv oj staI1j cn Market Ftreet nearly of ps;te the Miket U0USP; where all kinds of jubwork will bu done according to order at thoit nvtiee. N. seMIITL March 15th 1838-tf 'eiv :u:d improveil p ft ftVMft CR AI!KIM. Fit WOOD M l. -m,lTADDOX & CASS. J V jj have just received direct from Pittsburgh, an assortment of Stoves, con. listing of Cooking', Franklin, & Wood Stoves of u very superior style and quality, which they will sell low for cash. They invite those wishing to purchase, especially cooking stoves, to call anil e am ine their lot, for they are cerfain they are superior to uny ever offered in this nmket. Vincennes, April 2G, 1839. lieceiving, Forwarding, ey Commissio. M1C11CIIAAT, Vince lines, Ia. nErnnEKCEs. Burteh & Heberd, V lncenneH, la. , Cruikshank & Co. do do do Clinton, In. Lafayette, la. Evansville, la. Bonner &. Carnan, R. Smith, E. St O. Brown. Webb 6c hoemaker, Win. Thurston cv Co. F. C. Gwathney &. Co. F. B. Tillay, Hcfford & Sorgfrcy, Louisville Ivy, New Oi leans Vncennes.enMchrO 183b' 44-t f. ,liildrens Morocco Shoes. 1JTIST received !C00 pairs of Childrens .MOROCCO SHOES, of the very best quality, warranted superior to any thing of tli3 kind ever brought to this placi and for sa!e low by J. DONOVAN. January 3rd, 13:'. .1 Ut I ft" 4'iV4'I, IiA'totl ,1-Miiiiiiciu uf the l.ittri i.iq rovt I patterned Cooking, I rankhn, an i ten phtio Stoves, and for sale by N. SMITH. Aug. 29, 1S3') 1 !-tf. OWICF.!! espllE subscriber will keep constantly on ban 1 g Whiskey by the bairel or gallon; also FUur by the barrel or retail. H. 1). WHEELER. Vincennes, March,?, 1S3'J 11-tf-T3 S e rs F "3 ' t iJ c CI 5 a c - j o aj is 'J r. n:. c -3 f T '-' t a q Zj e- d - rp i -i t t.,3 C c c - c i r - r. d x o 1 tr ft -V c - z. C. i" . Z .: sr s s !- tc C Xl fcj ' 'J P i - rf 3 ca T a Z C - O a 2 cr " ' C 2 -3 J O 11 Fj W A K. P A. away from the subm-iibcr living in Brackcnridgc county, Ky some time in June lastu NEGRO WOMAN, about 40 years of age, but has a young appearance for a woman of that age, tolerably black, common sized woman, tolerably stura made, would weigh perhaps 125 or 30 or 35, ha some of her foro teeth out, and is remarkably fond of smoking, her clothing not recollected, f. ,r 1 ..u ..i.i ..: l . . Micuds iuhuki-u mi-Hi bum; sun goi in the state lf Indiana. She has been in Jasper and along on , I'atoliie. Any person who w ill secure her so that can get licr, shall have tho above reward. JOHN DEAN. Sent. 20th, 1830 17-3m. r OF Fairbanks' platfoim Counter S U sale by N. S. rales f or SMITH. Aug. 2, 1S30 11 tf. Till' VINCENNES GAZETTi: t tut)Usl;itJ nam 5niuiti,n 12 11. W CAJIHIIATO. TERM $2 00, If paid in advance. $2 50, If paid during the fnt ti: months 53 00, If not paid during tht fix six Wontlm, SI 25, For six months. Papers discontinued only the option 0f the publisher while arrearag3 are due. rrj-Adverlisements makinc one sauaro nr I,.. will be inserted three tin es for one dollar, nnd ieniy-iive cents lor every subsequent insertion longer advertisements in the same ratio. Advertisements eent without orders will, in all cases, bo inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly.

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