Vincennes Gazette, Volume 10, Number 22, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 November 1840 — Page 3

forcing a Balance. The following

The paymaster of a regiment, quartered r V"!80? w draKJ- To. which the .. .1 r t- i . r.i'fuivi e Journal renl IPS -DllQUlKltr I. a t j

111 uie aouui 01 r ranee, 1 1 v i ti ir deposited .1... rm mux r, . .11 '. - the sum oflO.000 francs in the hands of a banker, fuichlenlv learned, a few day9 since, tii.it ha had declared himself a bankrupt. The paymaster immediately went t his debtor's house, and demanded his money. The banker replied that he had delivered in his balance sheet, and consequently it was too late. The officer, upon this drew out a pair of pistols and said, "Tho 10,00 J francs you owe me belong to i!ie regiment; if they are not forthcoming, I am disgraced and ruined; therefore, you must either give ine the money, or I will blow out your brains, and then shoot myself." This mode of eUlini: accounts defeated all the calculation of the banker, who took out his pocket-book and gavo him the sum dent '.tided. .1 Damper. A young city fop. in company with some belles of fashion, was riding into the country a pleasuring, when he saw a poor rustic!ooking'country lad at work by tho road side. Thinking ill fine chance to show his wit to the damsels by sporting with the poor boy's ignorance, he thus accosted him. ''Can you tell mo .Mr. Zebedec, how far it is to where I am going, and wiiich is the most direct road!" Poor Zehe.lee, not at all daunted, with the most sober and composed countenanca replied, "If you are. going to the gallows, it is but a short distance: if to the jail, it stands a few rods this side; but if only to poverty and disgrace, you are approaching your journey's end. As for the most direct road, von are now in it, and cannot miss the way." The dany dropped his head and rod on. .- A vote was taken on Monday, in Alexandria on tht question of retrocession to Virginia, and carried by a vot of 5 io for retrocession, to I 1? against it. Fortv-one keepeis of places where pr rituoos liquors were sold, in Cincinnati, signed a pledge not to keep their b.irf open on the day of election. Matrimony and Politics. A young democratic d.mel residing near Auburn, New York, wa courted a short time MNe bv n Young mm who chanced to be Loco; she did not feel prepared to rejret him wholly on the score of politic, hut conrlud-'d to throw the responsibility of the matter upon the "fates." Si.e therefore settled the question in this wise that should Harrison be our next President she would accept th proposal, but hould our present Chief Magistral bf elected, she should consider it as a slron,' proof that tho "fates" were nut in favor of ths union. The population of Newport, K. I., under the new census, is While mile? o72t, whila females 1.17!. Hot' arr you off 'for Soap. V Tennessee exchange reia'es the following: A census taker m a ncio 10 li;orinr ecu u ty verv c ever ft-1 ow bv the rve.ca..e on ar. uU'hdv' latelv, ami among other question. ake.l her how imi.-h soap she made lat year. 'Soap!" add the old lidy, "Lord bh'-s yon, young man, I h.iv not made encugh soup in tha ia-t t?n veais to wash one loco loco clean!" 77f Registry at Xcw York. V 0 to Saturday last n,fi02 names had been restored. This is 1,' P' more th.n were potleil ai inK l.lSl I'llll ' iriviuu 1.4 ...... citv. It is said that Van Ilureni.ni, in all pirts of the country, has Miflered dread fully from "the army worm Lon Jo 'ir. No nnr-tailA is charged on letters to England by Uunard's line of steam pack ets. All that is necessary, u to pay me m land postage to IJoston. Ifoae Confium were asked for by a la dy in New Orleans, according to the! Picayune. The storekeeper not understanding her, she varied the form of bet demand nd asked for stocking fasteners! The rail road companies of England ere said to possess, in their improvements alone, a capital equal to four hundred ami t ighty millions of dollars. The state debt of Virginia, according to th Norfolk Beacon, is, at present ,f:6,oC0,000, exclusive of liabilities, under acts authorising loans for works of internal improvements, which are out to $3,412,120. Tho number of white males in New Orleans, exceeds the number of white females, 10,292. The number of colored female exceed the number of colored males, 6?22. Niles the Postmaster General, declines renting a house at Washington City. All the officeholders are evidently pieparmg to evacuate the District. The city of Mobile has made n as.gnment of all its property to Trustees. Noah WiBSTrrt is engaged edition of his Dictionary, upon a which will contain ten thousand word not tnduderj'in any former edition. Mr. Knight of th Holliday St. Theatre, lost hii pocket-book a few days ajjo, nd on nearching for it, met h.s dog running up to him with the pocket-book in His mouth. is of opinion that Mr. an I3uwar ren will reeeire at least one state in coming election a y'"8!a. The numbvr of children now reveivtntr instruction H 1 ... no hue pcnoois ui

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ti i,- -r--- - Je served his apirenticehin um!r "lUa.i Anth ony. Lur.u-un Ihursday last at an advance.! a?e, in this place, Joux D. Hat, Esq., a Ion-, welltried, and much leloved, resident of Vincennes. II die.!, as ho hud lived, trusting in his Immortal Redeemer. WAR! WAR !! WA1 t I I T1IF. subscriber takes this timely oppoitunity of lettm- his customers know, that Notes f hand, will not pay on" their account, in the Mare as they did last year. Neither will promlse answer to pay tho old notes, but Pork or casn wni answer tho purpose. Now in order to maintain your credits in the store, and save costs at the Squire's, and maintain those good feelings and confidence that should exist between the buyer and seller, rome forward on or before the -! iiecemoer next, like men and nuke. payments In case the above is neglected do not be surprised to find your notes and accounts, with the proper officers for collection, without reserve, but if the above is complied with, new accounts mav be made. I mean nothing but what is right Yours respectfully, A. D. 1).MEL. Vinccnues. Nov. :td, 1810 n''2-tf. A largo White Snake. ?13f1' subscribers inform those who are indebted to them, that they are in great want of the needful at this time, and therefore call upon all to come forward and make pay. menl.or closu their accounts bv notes, as longer indulgence cannot be given. We want money and must have it, to pav our own debts. I5LTRT('i A; HA N N A II' N. 15. Tho books ran he found at ihe old stand P. M. .Moore will wait npon vou. 13. & H. Oct. 23, IS JO 30-tf. assk;.meivt. GEO KGEitJOIIN CK Y IKSII A X K having this day made an assignment to the subscribers of all their effects, real, personal and mixed, in trust for their creditors, subject to &uch preferences as are therein set forth, all those indebted to the firm by note, book account, or otherwise, are requested to make immediate payment to us. ' PATRICK DO RAX, ? , . ZACUAKl.UI PU I.LI AM. gn s Vinccnues, Sep. IS 10 n!7tf. RUSSKLYILLE RACKS. KIiK races over the Kusselville course will commence on Wednesday, the 11th Nov. and continue for four day's. The first day's purse will be, between 60 and 100 dollars. Free for any Hor.-e, Mare or Gcldintr. The others will be large enough, to make it interesting to sportsmen, i uo track is in excellent order, and a s?reat many Horses are expected to be present. Ht ohdkr or me Clcb. 1 7th. 15 iO. 19n3w. N I ; V ARR A N G KMK N T . ILYMERik BIUTTON have assoJ riated themselves in business with lRinr.s Swift, and propose doing a General Commission and Forwarding business in Cincinnati, under the firm of Chi me Hrittnn, y Co., and in New Orleans iii!(!r the firm of Clymer, Jiritton, Swift, The business of Cincinnati, will embrace the packing of Beef and Pork on commission. In thus tendering their services to the public, they pledge themselves to u.-e their best endeavors to promote at all limes, the interest of those who intrus. business to their c:rc. J.J. CLYMEII, O. BR1TTON, B. SWIFT. P. S. Lot Pnoh, one building. Produce Broker, in (Cm. Caz.) Oct. 2. 18)0 nlTw.l. P A R AD ft fr Alt . U ) E! ! r7?MIE VINCENNES GUARDS will & narade before the Town Hall this day at 2 o'clock, precisely. Bv order of the Captain. J. H. MASSEY, O. S. Oct. :nth. ujo. N Oil C K . Z HEREBY forewarn all persons from trn-din-' or uiirrhasinir a noto civen bv me to Mr. Crawford for twenty. hvo dollars, hs I am determined not to piy tho same, unless compel led bv law. n. S. ALLISON. KusM-llville, I1U., Oct. -20. 1810 20-31. XOTIC K. LL rerst.na are hereby c nitioned against pur chasinc or trading for a no'e given by m to Henry Martin, payable on the 25th December, as I am determined not to pay said note unless com pellcd bv law, it having been obtained fraudently from me, there being a mortgage on the land for which the note was given, at the time of the pur chase, which I have found to he tlie case since JOHN KEEE. Oct. .10th, IS tO. nCI-nt. A O T I C K . JOURNEYMAN CHAIR MAKER, can tftehOa get constant employment and a good situ ation bv appb ing to JOSEIV ROSEMAN. Oct 23, 1810 20-St. C R O C E It 1 K s . J I l recciveO and for nale low lor ras sh, th followin; well selected fresh Groceries 10 Bags a wnnah Coffee, 10 in 10 r f 1 1 1-C 1 rt 6 12 12 24 10 do do Rio, bbls Loaf ugar, do 7avannah ugr, Io N. O. Molaites, Casks perm Oil, Half Pipes Domestic Brindy, Tipo Champaign Brandy, do Coni.ic, do do Hoilai.J Gin, bbls upcrior Port Wine, Tubs bo.-t chewing Tobacco. do do Common, Chests Y. H. Tea. do Imperial Ten, Botc Bar Soap, Bales Cotton Yarn, Noi. 5, 6 and 7 hun dred very low for cah. Foreign nd Domestic Liquor, by th barrel PATRICK MOOrC. A'iK-naf, O.t. SOth, IP f. n2 l-4t.

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

SURSUANT to an order of the Probate Court of Martin county, la., I will proceed to sell, on the I3th day of November, 1840, at public A V C T fl O . , To the highest responsible bidder, on the premises, the following real estate, of which William Harris, late of .Martin co., Ia., died seized, viz: south fractional sec tions 8 and 9 and west fractions 10 and l" in township 2. north of the base line range four, west of the miridian line of lands directed to be sold at Vincennes. The above lands are situated about 3 miles south of Mount Pleasant, la., on the east fork of White river, opposite to Hindostan, and contains 50.) acres; 2'JO of which are situate in a rich alluvial river bottom, antl the remainder good up-land. Upon the above tract of land there are upwards of 100 acres in cultivation, a good Brick House, a superior Orchaid, suitable barns, stable?, cribs, &c. The aid tract of land also embraces the Best If'uler Power in Indiana, being the falls of White river, upon which is erected 3 good grist mill, and a saw mill nearly completed. The tract of iand is we'll timbered. Term ai" ttale. A credit of twelve months will he given to purchasers and bond and good freehold security, required; but for prompt piymcnt, at the time of sale, a discount of ten percent will he made. The undersigned is also authorized to sell the above lands at private sale. The attention of .Manufacturers and capitalists is especially solicted, as the above is of the most valuable property in the West, and affords advantages not elsewhere to be found in Indiana. The surrounding country is healthy and well setded White river is navigable for more than 1T0 miles above the said lands and of course the situation is much more valuable. It is but half a mile from the turnpike toad leading from New Albany to Vincennes. AARON UOUOHTON, Adm'r. tc Mt. Pleasant, A tiff. 1810 1 7-Ot. gfy ?CT received direct from M 23 Boston, a splendid variety jli of Boots and Shoes, admirably ( TV suited to the present and ap. proaching seasons, which will be old unusually low for cash. Amongst tho a.-ortment are the following: 100 50 50 50 50 100 50 50 f;) 50 50 50 50 50 ."0 5 puir Men's thick Brogans, ' Hussets, " Boy's Boots, " Kip Brogans, " line Calf Downing Shoe ft " Kip Boots, Sewed Calf Boots, " (o - Fine "Pegged, ' Lady's Seal Skin Shoes, " tlo Kip Shoes, " do Strap Shoes, Misses Seal Skin Shoei, " I.adxfs Pumps, " Children' t Brogam, Boy's Thick Boots t " Boy's lirogans, Thij, together wii! the former stock, iiiakes my assortment complete. Those recently purchased, were judiciously selected, and are warranted lo be of tho best materials. PATRICK MOORE. Vincennes, Oct. 30th, 1 S 10. i:21-tf. i'" o it i: 1 g x 1 XD i o n 2: k t 1 c fi i o Ton s ir. -ilore, and lor srtio at an advance ot lo pe cent, on coi-t ami charges, for rah, a small block of Domestic Liquors and Wines. Also, pure French and Peach Brandy, Holland (Jin, Irish Whiskey, c. by CREEN0V cV 1JOYLE. Vinrennes, IVh. fith, 140 37-tf. I1ARRELS of Rectilied W hiskey, on consignment, for sale ov (i. CRUIKSHANK, Agt. Oct. 2. 1810 nlTtf. CAHIM5T FURMTUltU On Water ztrrrt, betveen Bntscron and Broadway streets T MI E subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he is now manufaetuiing every varie ty of splendid furniture, which the public may need, at the lowest prices for cash, or such articles of produce as are used m a family. Orders rom the country shall receive prompt attention. The public are invitee to call and examine for themselves. CHARLES P. I1YLER. Sent. 25. 18'0 tilth f. N. II. Coffins made at the shortest notice. TAX ICS' TAXES!! OTICE m hereby given, that the Mate and county taxes for 1S-10 are now due. All thoe interested will do well to provide themselves with the necessary means to discharge 'he pamo when called on. a no indulgence can be given it being absolutely necessary to nettle tho same by the first of December. In my absence please call on Wm. J. Aberd, who is authorized to re ceive in my name. JAMES JOHNSON, C. K. C. AugH.M 1 1, 1840 nlO-tf. Iron, IN'il.N and Castings. TONS of Iron, consisting of a full assortment of Wagon Tire, Rod, Holt, Hand, Hoop, and Sheet Iron, Plough Slabs, Plough Winga, Nails of all sizes. Stoves, Wagon mixes, Ovens, Po'.s. SkiUets, odd lids, &c. fcc. On con signment and for sale low, by G. CRU IKS HANK, Agt. Oct. 2d, 1810 nl7tf. BLANK NOTES OF HAND FOH SALE AT THIS oriXE

fJG HUllflBUS. The old Cash System still!! All the Lottery tickets sold by J. .M.

Clarke are authorized bv the State of Virginia, and drawn publicly under the superintendance of Commissioners apappointcd for that purpose. The old cash system has been adopted, and will be persevered in by me to the exclusion of all Real Estate Lotteries, and prizes cashable on demand. VIKfilXIA STATE LOTTERY. Class F. Draws at Wheeling November I3lh, 1810. GRAND CAPITALS. 10,000, and 100 of 1,000, fcc. &c. Whole tickets 10, halves 5, quarters 2,50 V I K fi N I A STATE LOTTERY. ('lass No. 7, draws at Wheeling, November 20th, 1840. 75 Numbers and 12 drawn Ballots. Truly magnificent and brilliant scheme. 3 Prize of 30,000 each Is IOO, O O O ; prize of 2 ),00T I 20.000 j 20,000 I 20,0 () I 2' ,()()() I prize ol 10,120 5,0.0 1,000 2,M 0 2,000 10 And 50 of 10, 0, and 00 of 5C0, cc. rickets only 1 5, halves 7,50, Juarters 3,75 A certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets will be sent for !?20 ). Halves and quarters in proportion. YIRG1NIA STATE LOTTERY. Class 1, draws at Wheeling, November 27th. i810. 8 Numbers and 17 drawn Ilallots. .y'ovtl and exlruordiury Scheme. GRAND CAPITAL. 5 0 , O ;

1 prize of $00,00 ) 1 prize of $1,000 1 30.0. '0 I 1 2.500 1 15.000 I 1 -2.:iio I lo.noo j 1 2.000 I 8.000 j 5 1,750 I 7.000 J 10 1,500 I G.00O 50 l.i 00 I 5.C00 5 5. 0

Wkoles 20, halves 10, quartern 5. Address your orders to J. M. CLARKE, Wheeling, Agent for the Manner. NOTICE. fnMIE partnership heretofore existing and doinsj business under the name 3iid style of P. Moore, t ('(., is this da v mutually dissolved. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm, eith er bynote or book account, are requested to call and settle the same with Patrick Moore, who is authorised to receive and settle the same. PATRICK MOORE & Co. mopnnes . July 5. in;,o 0N DTI CIO. 1 i w ife (Iili.kt left inv bod and hoardinir 1 without anv just cause ir pro ication on th olh dav nf (ictobcr 1S10. I Ins theretore is t. foiwam all persons from crediting or dealing with her in adv way on my account, as 1 am deter mined to pav no debts of her contracting alter this d.ite Octobci the lllth 1S10. AEOLE.M HILL. Oct. 10, IfilO. nlSwI. OYSTKKS! OWSTKUS ! ! N Ovster supper will be prepared a - the I' iuish Coffee-house. Come one. come all all who are fond of the delicious dish come, and vou will be accommodated withslewed oysters, oyster flitters, broiled squirrels, etc. O. t. 2, 18 10 n 17. DRUGS ANDM "DIG IN "Isi rIIF, subscribers are now rcg ceivmg at the old stand o! TXiX I HIT fc SAWYER, a fresh cnnnl 1 fit DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND OILS &C, Vhic!i they offer to the public at unusually low rates. Among other articles may be found the following: Sperm, Sweet and Linseed Oils, Varnishes of all kinds, Russia Brushes, Paint of all kinds. (Jold and Silver Leafs, Dye Stuffs, Indigo, Salerate.s, IJace and ground (omier, Lemon, Nitric. .Muriatic and Sulphuric Acids, Rappee, Maccohoy and Scotch Snurls, Glass Ware, Window Glass. Putty, Spts. Turpentine, Alcohol, Oidredcos Uahn of Colombia, Spohns cure for the Head Ache, do Elixir ot Health, Tomatoe Pills, Ext Buchce for enereal complaints, Fahenstocks Vermifuce, Carpenters Syrup, Liverwort, do. Sarsapaiilla. Spanisli (,'iars, Wines, Patent Medicines, Surnh'al IiiKiruments, together with a variety of Fancv articles. Stationary. Ac. Ac. J. 15. COLWELL A Co. Driigri.s3 and Apothecaries. Opposite Grecnhow A Boyle. Oct. 10, IS JO nlSv6. wr. Limnr. J. t. husiii.l. LLNDLEY & RUSSELI,, Commission and Forwarding Morchants, No, 30, POT P HAS STBUtT, XEW OKLEAXS. Refer to: Messr. A. P. CI ray A Co., Sew Orleans,Churchman, Roberts A Co., Sew York ; Lea Bunker A Co., Philadelphia ; William Garvin A Co. Louirille, A'y.; Toindctter. Rhey & Co., riltsbnrgh ; N. E. Janney A Co , St. Ln'ii.s ; Jos. Collet, Eugene, la.; J. Farrinffton, TerrrHaute, J. M. tockwell A Co., Evansvitlt, la .; N. mith, Mncennts, In. Vincennes, Oct. 30th, 1840. n21-tf. So TICK. t LL those indebted to E. N. Coleman, hv not or book account, are hereby notified to paj tho same on or before the 1st of December, o: .bid the eonec-quenr es. E. N. COLM AN. iricennc, Oct. 30th, 1 8 10. n53-tf.

PHACTICAL INSTITUTE. N I N T II V K A R . THIS . SCHOOL -ill rro. meuce. on the First Monday of Septem

her. Having already successfully con ducted this bchool during the last eight years, the .subscriber tateful lor the liberal support hitherto alforded, solicits the continued patronage ot the coinmu nity. He trusts that this Institute merits the appellation of the best and cheapest as well as the oldest school in the place. In point 01 location, varus, rooms, apparatus and inslructers, of both sexes, it lias superior advantages. Not more than twenty scholars per teacher are allowed at any time. Tha Principal pays attcn lion at requisite times to each pupil in every study. PUP1I.8 OK EITHER SEX. OR ANY AGE ARE RECEIVED. you wish your children well taught. and properly accommodated call first at this Institute and see Instruction given in Reading, Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geography, Deline ation ot Maps, Grammar, Composi'ion Kiietfine. liOfrte. UooK-keening single and double entry,) Ancient and Modern History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Dotany, Mineralogy, Zoology, lgebra, Mathematics, Latin. Greek and French also Vocal M usic. Terms $5 00 per. quarter of 12 weeks, or if entered by tha year $15 004?per year of 4H weeks For Latin Greek, French and the Sciences, extra charges will be made according to agreement between the parties. Wood per year 50 cenls Moneys due on entrance S. L. CROSHY, Principal. August 29. lfcUO tjtiebi'i!villc .7catt. We have in store 1 pieces of Jeans of our own manufacture, and will continue to receive from the factory in Stubenville, Ohio, about i00 pieces per month. Our terms are t months, if longer lime is giren we add interest after 6 months. Ih ing the manufacturers ourselves, and selecting at a very small advance on manufactured cost, our prices are quite as low as eaat ern prices. Dealers will please recollect that in purchasing from us, they save exchange; they get an article manufactured in the west, and suited to it: that the colors are warranted to be fast and the goods in all respects perfect. Country merchants and dealers generally are respectfully invited to call and examine this stock before going east; they will please to keep in mind that we sell by the single piece or case as purchasers may wish. We shall continue to keep an assortment of Rapp's Cloths and Sattinetts and Harmony Cot ton Yarns; and also, a regular stock of flannels, varn socks and slocking". JAM FS HF.NRY & CO. No. 2'i Mam Street, Louisville, Ky. J.ou. Jour. July IS nG-'lm. IS.ad :uiI y IP "ff UST received fifteen sets t.f Head and Fool Stones, assor'cd sizes, an.l lor sal by D. W lllTMORi:. Oct. 2". 13Q 22-tf. YOUTH !S POWERFUL AKDWILL PREVAiL. ;.'. s.iPPixc, tox' s j 7; a k 7 .7b Li: fi: n ii i fcc. i: .1 xd .ici i: PILLS 'IMPROVED.) T 7E proprietor of these pills h.tving fjr several vear.T been a resident and practicing phy sician m the Western Mates, has become practically and intimately acquainted with all the diseases peculiarly incident to that portion of the countrv. These all originate in one common cause; belong to the same family; ate extremely simple in their characters; and, consequently, lequire an equally simple mode of treatment. He has theiefoie, for a long time, been convinced that much of the money annually expended in the employment of physicians, might be saved, and thi public quite as well served, by putting into the hand of the people, a remedy suited to those diseases, with sufficient instructions in regard to the proper mode of apply ing it. It was with this view that these medicines were got up and introducod to the public, and for the lime that has elapsed since their introduction, they h ive had a circulation unequaled by any thing of the kind in the country, and the astonishing and uniform success attending their administration, has gained for them a reputation much to be en1 1 I.. K.- ...... nt,r.r r.i.,...l ti ' , r J, . , L 1.... ....!.( l.O .ro l',.. 1 I . ll W TIlHV With tlie utmost commence, inai uie 'n nunura . . i .1. .1... . ... . ' these pili assuiance oners uieiu io nit: uium , t m h , , , - ,v . .t ....i.n. . that wheie the direct! ois are closely followed, thev will infallibly be found a safe nod certain remedy tor, nnd happdv adapted to the various forms of Fever, ot fever and Ague, ('hill Fever, Dumb Ague, Ac, with thoi' concomitants and sequels, pain in the head, back, anJ limbs, loss of appetite, sickness at the stourtch. irrefrn arities ot the bowels, e rnld nt of tae - c liver and spleen, jaundice, fc. 1'achboxf.f these medicines contain tliree iff,r.nt l l.iil. nf nills. to wit: a irentle. safe, vet an eilicifnt cathartic ii!l; an agreeable diaphoretic and aiiti-spasmotic pill; and a most poweiful. yet perfectly safe and pleasant tonic pill. These are accompanied by ample instructions in regud to their application to most of th diseases ot ordinary occurrence, and will enable, eveiy family to become their own physician. The exfeme pressure of the times has induced the proprietor of these medicines to reduce the price of them from 52 OOtofsl 50 per I ox, in order that they maybe within the nvati of all, and therefore be more generally useful. They will be found for sain in most of the towns and prine pal settlement in the western countrv. Price now uniformly I 50. KF.WARE OF C0VSTERFE1TS. None are genuine unless they have an engraved j fac simile of tho proprietor's Mgnaturc on the j labels of each box. Do not pur. h.ise of any per. sn unless they have an engraved certificate of j Agency, signed ty xnajnian ia.ee, wenerai gent. For sale bv J. B. COL VVI'LL. A Co., )r!.-;.,S.i Opp'tr.'fe (jr'cnhr.u: - RojU't. Viuccnnc-, Sen. ... 1 ? 10-n 1 3w i

IMPORTANT DISCOVER. rpHE public are hereby directed to th omli c"1 Jvertisemein9 of Dr. HARLICH'S wh eSrated Cmpuund Strengthening Tunic , and ermm Aperient PilU, which are a Medicine P. Harhch, a celebrated phy.ician of Altdora GermHiiy, which has been u-ed with unparalled success throughcut Germany. Thi. medioii.a consists of two kinds, iz, th. Urmarj Aperici.t, and tho Compound 8trengthnini Tonic PilN ' They are each put Up in arnall pack, and should both bo used to effect a permanent cure. Those who are alfhcted Would do well to make a trial of this invaluable medicine, as they never produce slckucsa or nausea while luing. safe and f ectual remedy for iy2cEtift or liidifion, and all utoirtach complaints; pain in the side, Li er complairus, loss of appetits, Flatulency, Palpitation of the heart, general debility, nervous irritability, sick headache. Female dieases, Spanraodc alieclion. Rheumatism, AHthroas, Consumpton, Jic Th German Aperient Pills are to cleanse thr stomach and purity the Hood. Tha Tonic or Strengthening Pills" t strengthen and invigorate the nerve and digestive organs and give tone to tho stomach, as all diseases originsta from impurities of the blood and disordered stomach. Thi mode of treating diseases is pursued by all practical Physicians, which experience has taught them to be the only remedy to ctfect a cure. They are not only recommended and piescribeJ by the most experienced Physicians in their daily practice, but aUo taken by those gentlemen themselves whenever they feel the symptoms of thoo disease, in which they know thejn to ha ethcatious. Thin is the case m all jre cities- in which they have an extensive nale. It w not to be uu- ' dertood that these medicines will car all disease merely by purifying the blood this- they will not do; but they certainly will, and nUffcioU authority of daily proofs asserting that those medicines, taken as recommended by the direction which accompany them, will euro a great majority of diseases ot tin' utomach, lung.", and liver, by which impurities of the LJood are occasioned. Important to 3Yiii.ile. Dr. O. I1. arlichV Compound Strengthen

ing Tonic, and Ccfruan .Ijcrfent Pills. Tho pills remove all ihose distresiin; diseases which r tinac.y art Unfile to be aflhcted with. They re move thoso morbid secietions which when retain ed, soon induce a number of diseases and oftentimes render Females unhappy and miserable all their lives. Those pills use-1 according to directions, immediately ciette a new and healthy action throughout the whole system by purififjt the litutid, and giving strength to the stomach and bowels, at the same time relievim; the pain in tho side, back, and loins, piving appe'.ito and iuvigor iting the systum aijain to its propt r functions and restoring tranquil repose. I? id. cm not IScxtlth. Those who enjoy Health, must certainly fetl blesstd when they compare therrt;eles to thosn sullcrers that have been afflicted for years wilh various diseases which the hnmrf family urn all ul)ject to l'p trouMed with. Diseases present themselves in various forms and from varioit, circumstances, which, in the coinmeiiceinent. mav all be checked by the use of Dr. O. 1. 7arlich's Comjiound iStrenglhening and Oerman Aperient rids, such as IJypepsia, Liver complaints, Pain in tue M ,e, Kneumatisrn, central debility. Female Diseases, and all Di-eases to which human natuio is subject, where J!re. stomach is alieeted. Directions for usinsj these Medicines always ac company llicin. These Medicines can be takn with perfect safety by the most deli, ate FemaU-, as they are mild in their OveMtion ami oleaiant in thi-ir ellccts. Entirely cured by the use ff Dr. Harlich's Compound Htieisgtheninj a'nj German Aperient Pills. Mr. Solomon Wilsorr, if Chepfer co. Pa. afflicted for two year with the above distressing disease, of which he had to use his crut heu for H months; his symptoms were, excruciating pain in all his joints, espicialry in his iup, shoulder, and ancles, pain incieasiny always towards ecnin attended with heat, u was t one time not able to move Ins limbs on account of the pain beini; so great; he brin; advised by a friend ot his t procuie Dr. lLuIicii's Pills, sent to the acent in W est (Chester, nnd proenred stunc; on iifint; the inetticirie the tliinl day the pain disappeared and his strength increasing last, and in three week was aide to alien. 1 lo .lis husiness, which he ha 1 not done for 1H months; for the benefit of othcis iililic'ed, he wish s those lines juitdished that they may bo relieved, and ag:ii:i enjoy tho pleasures of a healthy life. This disease often originates from a habit of ovei loading or distending the stomach hv excessive eating or drinking, 01 very protracted poiiods of fastinu; an indolent or sedentary life, in which no exen-ise is afforded to the muscular fibres or mental faculties, tear, grief, and deep anxirU, l.ikiui; too frequently, strong purgative medicines dysentery, miscarriages, intermittent and spasmod c affections of the stomach and bowels; the most tommou of the latter causes are late hours and he too frequent use of spiiiluous liquors. rit outs. Dyspepsia miy J.e described from ' a want of appetite or an unnatural anil voracious one, nmisea, sometimes Ininns vomiting, sudden Hiid transient distensions of the stomach altercating, acid and prutrescent (ructions, water brash, pains in the region of the stomach, costiveness. I pHMiitatnm ot the hesirt, ii.ni'ss and thinness of ' 1 t. disturbed rest, tremors, mental despondency , I o ... 1 .. .... ... ... ..... .t.;i:. . " i :nj ll'K.'l. ru.-.u, a. .v....- a. - u. 'l.i, ,, , lllllll I T.f, "1" i . , . .1 ltviii.rf ill iMiutili nil I it ir in.aiii in .1 i f .i- ...In,.. , J. ,' ... ... , h' . ", . . , , , . nr. 1.1 ll.-l. T IH wli'U lriili- l.i 11 fiti-it.i.l In' I'm nwr ncnee rl tliosu wno Have sullcrcil ot it. Tri at nn n . The ni incioal object o be kep in view are 1st, to free the stomach and intestine from offending materials, "n-l, to improve th lone el the digestive organs and energy of th system in removing noxious matters from th stomach, an I obviating eostiveness. Violent dra tic purgatives should h-j avoided and those aperi enis should be used wiiich act gently, and rathe by solicit ing the peiistaltic motions .f the intj tines to their regularity of health, than by irritaing them to a laborious excitement. There i to medicine lwtter adapted to the completion of this than Dr. llailich's (ieiman Aperient Pills. To unpioxe the functions ot the debilitated organ and invigorate tho system generally, no medicine has ever been so prominently efficacious ns DrHarlich's Compound Tonic Strenqihenidir Pill, whose salutary influence m restoring the digestive organs to a healthy action, und re-etablishng health and vigor in enfeebled and dy speptic con stitutions, have gained the implicit confidence o the most eminent physic ians, and an unprecedent ed pub.tc te.-timony. Rememlsr Dr. farlich' Compound Tonic Strengthening Pills, they ara put up in small packs with full direttions. Principal OiTice, Xo. 19 North Eighth strertg Philadelphia. Also, No. i 1 Ft. Clair st., PittsburgFor sale in this j lacn bv L. TIMtf-j inc t.nes. Jenuarv, COih IfiL') ly

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