Vincennes Gazette, Volume 11, Number 2, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 June 1841 — Page 3

We have eeen so many anecdotes of absent mindedness that we thought the subject was pretty well used up. The following from the "Adventures of an Adventurer" as related in the New York Atlas, shows that it is not yet exhausted. I now prepared to leave New York for Providence. On the day previous to my departure 1 met a few choice friends, to take 3 parting glass with them. After dinner we called in cards, and played at whist. There was one gentlemen there who was very fond of the game, but his wife who was mistress and master buth abominated cards, and he never dared to tell that he had indulged. On his return home that night, his wife asked him what had detained him so late. He avoided the truth, and all passed off well for the time and would have done so altogether, but that unfortunately his mind was accustomed to go wool gathering, and he might almost be eaid to live in the past. The following morning at breakfast table, his wif-j asked him to pass the bread. Though his body was at the table his mind was with his companions of the night previous. To the inexpressible astonishment of his wife, he took the bread and butter from the plate (there were a

dozen pieces) and commenced ehufiling them, fancying they were a pack o: cards He then placed them before his lady and aiktd her to cut. The t!ra"gencss of the procedure acted like a spell upon her. Hhe could say nothing. In a couple of seconds her husband took up the bread and nutter and commenced dealing it round as if to four persons. He had nut pone more than enco round before finding tho cards as he imagined them, to stick together, fte adopted the vulgar practice of wetting his thumb on his tongue. A? a matter of course, a considerable quanti ty of butter had gathered upon it. Tho flavor at once restored him to his senses; and I leave you to fancy ins horror at finding eight pieces of bread and butter in his left hand, and four at lour corner of the table, while uelore l.tm eat his partner, not for whist, but worst luck, fur Ufe. in whose face lurpnse and rago were stugeling for mastery. The struggle was of short duration. Rage Eiastered, as it generally does, pro tern, and she exclaim"Oh! you villain you ve been play i T 1 L l ing cards again. lie made a clwan confession. I was entering to take my leave of the lady when the scene com tnenced. I saw it all through the slightly opened door. Of course I made mv-el car.-e at the climax. Oh, how I wished I had been an artist at that moment, to Lave tken the picture from life. It would hare rendered me immortal. Anecdote of Hairy Clay. He was Irav filing in Virginia, and late one evening ar rtfed at a fashionable hotel, m a verv plain farmer-like dress, and stepping L the bar he enquired of tho spruce l.nr keeper if lie could give him a romii. He wae told that the rooms were all occupied, but tint he could have a bed in a room with several others. "Very well," said Mr. Clay, and was shown up thee of four pair of stairs into a room with several common sort of people, already snoring. He "turned in" and was soon sound sileep. In tho morning he arose, and sitting on the side cf his bed, he kept his companions in aroar of laughing, relating humorous anecdote? and jokes. Some of them nquireil of the bar-keeper, when they went down, "what funny old cock" he had put in their room. He could nut tell them, but at the breakfast table they were alike surprised, when a gentleman bonrding there recognized ami saluted him with profound respect as Henry Clay the Senator. The poor bar-keeper was in reat confusion, and lost no time in prepar ing the best room, always reserved for the President and members of Congress, and with many apologies informed him that his room was ready. "Never mind sir," eaid Mr. Clay, "your rooms are all occupied I am perfectly satisfied with my present accommodation." Exchange paper. O. K. Awful Condition. A correspondent of the Fayetteville (N. C.) Obserer, in noticing the census of that town gays "In the juvenile department I find 'i87 unmarried ladies between the ages of sixteen and thirty, and 40G between the gee of ten and 6ixteen. To counterbalance that, we have but IS young men of marriageable age; but ten out of that number are in a situation t!i3t would justify their 'taking the responsibility;' five out of that number have determined to lead a life of single blessedness, and the remaining five are not worth having." A "horrible stale of society," truly. y. O. Picayune. The Hartford Courier gives the following recipe for cheap living: Purchase tx cents worth of dried app'es, and eat one half for dinner and the remainder for supper, drinking a pint of water with each parcel. By morning they will have swollen so much as to leave no room for breakfast. Thus a mm may live on six eents a d3V. The Paixhan Romd. This terrible engine of destruction, although it has been used in the English and French navies for some time, has but btely been introduced into our own. Its powerful efficacy was displayed at St. Juan de Ulloa, lieyrout, and at St. Jean doVVcre. The new ships in the British Navy include, as a permanent portion of their armament, a number of bombesnnon. adapted to this new and destructive missile. The Paixhan bomb, instead of describing a curved line like the common shell, is thrown horizontally, and with a? much

certainty as solid shot from a thirty-two pounder. The destructive effects of these bombs are described with a fearful minuteness of detail which leaves the impression on my mind that nothing is told which has not been done -and witnessed.

When thrown horizontally thev will crush. strike to pieces, and tear open the side of a vessel, with a terrible shock. "If they remain in the side," savs the account. their explosion, acting like a mine, will open large breaches, the irregular fractures of which, extending below the waterline, will make a passage through which the water will rush in, as though a dyke were suddenly broken. If a bomb should en ter amast.it will overturn it, together w ith s yards, top and tigging. Should the bombs pass entirely through the ship's side, then they will produce their effect etween decks, in the midst of tho com bats, the artillery and munitions; and thev will scatter around showers of iron, and insupportable volumes of 1110 i e and flame thev will comnletelv destroy a fabric of wood, much more easily than that of stone they will rip up the deck, set every thing on tire, and cause dreadful ravages everv where. Home of these bombs are of one hun dred and fifty and two hundred pounds weight. In addition to their explosive tcrrois they are charged a so with a certain composition, which, upon bursting, give? forth such a noisome and even pois onous sine. as to render a ship unmhtibitaoie. i i I?eprescnt.it'.vc, S A MFEL JUDAIC JOHN myeks. County Auditor. ca a.nai gh, Mcdonald, McXEE. T. 1). A. II. P. U. County Treasurer. ANDREW GARDNER, JAMES JOHNSON. County Acsscr. I :. U. JONES. ll'LLIAM. SAMEEL II. ELLIOTT. SAMUEL THOMPSON, Jr. JOHN V. YVIDXER. JAMES JORDAN. County Recorder. R. DUN TIN. JOHN A. DAKDENXE. County Commissioner. HENRY WYANT. ARCHIBALD SIMPSON. MARRIED On Thursday, l.v the Rev. IL Hall. Mr. E.enj 10th in-t Tn okn, t this pk'.cc Misa Elizabcth P i A M . Of Mnrkrt D.ivs in Viiicontn's Tuesdays, 7 h it rsihnjs S? u relays. NOTICE trS herehv eivcn. that on the I 1th clay or June, IS 11, a writ of Domestic Attacliment was issuetl by me, Georgo M. Oche'tree, a Justice of the Peace, in and for the county of Knox, tute of Indiana, at the instance, and u.'JM the affidavit of Horace 13. hepard, acent for Geo, Y. KoseLerry, atrainst the goods, rhattt Is, credits and effects of George H. irt. Clair, by virtue of which writ, one brown stud Horse, one Gt!din and one brown Mare have been attached as the property of Georne H. St. Clair, and that on the 11th diy of July, 1SH, at my idhce in I3userou township, in the county aforesaid, I wii! proctd to hear unJ decide upon the sai 1 att ubrucnt, of which tho sai l George- H. St. Clair and all other persons concerned will take uoitce. (f. M. OCHCLTllEE, J. P. June 17. 111. 2-3w. Particular Aoticr. .j HE sabsciibcr informs his customers i:i general, that, having waited for them to liquidate their accounts so long, that patience has ceased to be a viitue, he now, foi the last time, conjures them to call within ten days, onu settle their ar. rcarajus, cither by cash or note, as ho is detrrmiucd to enforce collections. PATK1CK MOOKE. June 11, lell 2-"m. G iTTOH YARN. ATHICK JIOOIJE leaving made arrangement vith the proprietors of the Eagle Cotton VVoiks, cf Pittaburuh. to fcmi-h a eoiistant supply of tho best COTTON YAKN, of ail Nos. usually kept for sase, ha- just received a supply, which lie will dl unusually low forcah. June 1 1, 1S11 i-S-u. Administrator's Sale. AVI NO administered on the estate J of Itebecca Chansler, late of h nox county, Indiana, deceased, I will sell at public sale, at her late residence, on Saturday the 10th day of July net, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Hou-chtdJ and Kitchen Furniture, clc. A credit of 12 months will be given on all sums of .S3 and upward?. : under :t cash in hand. A. G. ROBERTS. .Idm'r June 10. IS 11. 0-3 w. nd Adminislrator's Stile. rnHE undersiiincd, Administrator on jfc- tlie estate of William Low. late of Knox county, Indiana, deceased, will ex pose to public sale, in the town of Hruceville. Indiana, on Saturday the 10th day of July next, between the hours of 10 o clock and I 1 M. of said day, the fol lowing properly, viz: Carpenter's Tools 1 Horse, eve. &.c. A credit of 12 month' will be given on all sums of S 13 and up .1-. iL nnr.-haser rivinsl note and up .,..,.,,,1 cfiiiritv. under 3 cash in hand. A. O. KOBE UTS, . Lhn'r June 1(5, 1 S 11 2-3 w. BLANKS VOl f 1? i ib.

r i QEOKGE D. HAY, having been appoint! Surveyor of the L)orou:;h of Yincennos. will attend to any business i;i that line when ai;ed upon. June 14, 1S41. 2-3w. Administrator's Notice. 'THEE undersigned has this day taken out letters of Administration on the estate of William Low, late of -Knox county, Indiana, deceased; all persons indebted to said (state, are requested to maivo payment immediately, and those having claims against the Jaine. are re quested to present them legally authenticated for settlement, within one year from this date. The estate ii supposed to be solvent. A. O. ROBERTS, Ad.ar June 16. 1811 tiki of Real Estatt r SPUE undersigned, Administrator on fcH the estate of John Benedict, deceased, will expose to public sale in the town of Urticeviile, Indiana, on Saturday the 10th '.3Y of July next. 75 acres of Land, known as Donation No. 'J. lyini and be inn in Knox county. Indiana. A credit nf ft md I'd months will be given, the purcha ser izivniij bono with anoroved security. A. G. ROBERTS, Adm'r. June P.", ISt! '.2-3 w.

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STATE 'F INDIANA, (JILSON ( UEN f'V. In the 'JiOu C'( ' tut C(;urt. lit fdi Junr Mi::urn, I). l -!l T J iP.'CS 11. HophiiiMiraim llopLins. r J nivz. f. I 1 lmw licre j't'c liliJL'., i.' lil til'. u.i.a' II Ul :i - j I J , . i . r ci.-mtiTCfcu iii reiM'n, ii.' u in rem, in.ii j..::H'.( 1!. Hopkins one of the. above iiaint-d debndaiit is not a resid.ent i, 't.ltv v.Cu. ma, liotice is thereforr, heiebv tiven to the said J iincs 15. Hopkins, of the tiling and t.-endaticy oft! sail! eini'!ainant's bill of compl.-iint. a d t!i persona !v 1m apf 1 p : i r at the next term of our said court, to be hohkn at the court house in Princeton, in said county of (iii'sun, on the lirst .Moiidav in S' pti niSer next, arid plead, answer or demur to the sni 1 compbiitnuit's bill f com to tint, o'.uerw lse t;je mat'i rs ana t;nnj tlicieiu coMtjiii' d, will ! e taken i-; eoi-.iesstil, a; nd a entered nsam-t Mm w rdinulv. A!': t, .KH. fv". MUNTCn.MEKV J,;:;e .". I -1 ! Z"-'.):v. iii;3IOVAL. -.a ' lR. Wm. C. WARN I'. It, has re moved hia ollicc from his dwell ing to the Ud story of Mr. Hrokaw's brick house, ncxtdoorlo the store of Wm. Hayes. Entrance on Market street, by an outside stair case. May 15, 18 11 -I'.Mf. OH SOMM iSSSGN. 1 02 !;!5 KL'A.MS Printinj: j aj.cr. (Imperial) Post Oihco do. superi-.-r artich do. W 111' ill be sold very low for cah. K. N. CAKNAN. i. iNii. r2-tf. DISSOLUTION. rfyiHl'2 partnership herctoforo existing H between the uniiersinci, was unsolved on the 20th of May. Those indebted to the linn will please call on S. It. Dunn, (who is authorized to close the concern.) and settle their accounts -without delay, as it is important that-their books should be speedily closed. SA M L. It. DEN N, 1!. II. CORNWALL. June 3d, 1811. N. R. The undersigned informs the public, and his friends, that he will continue the TAILORING business at the old stand on Market street, adjoining the store of Mayes Sc Kuykendall. where he is prepared to execute all work entrusted to him in a superior style, and on modcrate terms. S. R. DUNN. June 3d, IS 11 32-tf. DAN ILL PA1IKLK takes this occasion toreturn his sincere thanks te the citizens of Yincenncs, in particular, and the travelling public generally, for their veiy generous support, and begs to remind tin in that lie will thankfully receiv e. faithfully and expeditiou.sly perform, any job with which lie may le favored. It is almost unnecessary to say in this advertisement that Mr. Pahkkr is the '!..'' ' i harl (',-,'' hair drcner cud perJ.:'ir.: Mr. P. has on hand, at all times, for the especial natiiicathui of the o, lactones ot his fancy eustotneis, (the elite of the fashionable world.) a very stLct assortment of all the fusticatinn duiu'.-, and the essential coilafcnu'tits appertaining to the science of his profession. Mr. P. b.'es Icavu to inform the ladies that he has taken lessons from the celebrated French hair dresser. Monsieur Francisco Dehiutia 15 ij vj, the Napoleon cf his edhng, now resident at Paris, and has learned from that di-tinguished and highly ciftcd gontleia.ui, the al a mode of frizdt'tn. .ur'.tiin. id rrftil lames ami Misses luir, and pledge himself to give entire satisfac tion to t most fastiduous Mr P. can be found at a! 11. Ilea -i I jl lien j-iuh .isiuii.ui, au.- " j , ... ...1. ,.. ... .P..... S ,.',.nni ce) at his HoUs'C f the ilroa lwav :e m trie 'eaiement o

EaGINE. v ... . . . h o; t8"3 j;TTKK3 Patent have j been ubtaim-d JLa for a KOTAKY STEAM. ENtilM, the jriiirq le of which is the application of Kteum to the crank direct, enclosed in a cylinder, with tho ame actual pressure that is obtained with the cylinder and piston, with a sain of double power, dcin.t; away with all dead points; o- in other words doing away with half the boilers, ul! intermediate machinery between the boiler. and main shaft, and a saving of half the fuel. The Engine U warranted to perform well, and

mn hi seen at rnv store in Yhiccnnes. Many of the piincipal ni.ithinUU on the Ohio and other .laces, have expressed tacir uwpinlihed approba tion at it. Letters directed to me ut Yinconncu, la. po.tpci.I, will recuve prompt nm-mion. I. .. w in i i i;i,m;i . April 'J, IS 11 11-tf r The Satmdav Everiint; Yi-itcr, Ihttsbuigh; ic Clact'.c. Cincinnati; the Louisville Journal and t. Louis Uepiibhcari, will publish weekly to Hinount of three dollars each, and toiward their accounts to this Oflice. s 1 r SALT!!! SALT:!! VAjI-. fn -trate Knnhav.a SALT just MADD X c1,- CAW May C!, lsil. .")l-tf. ,'f"f-f rf-, c ( III) A rr 11 A IUIAIXS I i r WAS lately returned Iroia the Eastern titles with n I.ir.-o and ceneral assortment cl NLW (iO( 'l)S. s( le.-t. d with trreat care, "nd which he o!i'- rs to hi.-s fiicndn anu Lie pubuc, at reduced i rices, furca-'s. or t :nnctu:d. j-crjoiis on stiort ert-Jit. a:an'st v an. a are j)rv laoot!.-1" everv variclv: Jtirccs- It arc (Ittis.s-'Wfirr ; .r: pn-ne New Drloanf o; fNu-k-i be.-t Kio mi.! Hava 10 H df Cheats lh i ov Y. , i c 1L 'I'ca :) i 1! p. Iees Co. To Ki-gs .Itira tta Nails (all cir1 S l)np.'iit' i'o-.vdcr, 10 Lest C recti Ihver Tola 2 "avend;rh d). H 15a!e., Lr.w:, Mics. ff'u n !);.. Ku-i i Fur c- Silk Ha r,o 13 dti F. O I e;f U ( :ne lid, ackaae.3 he. l'itthoes n nd U nits ( i. !i r.T'zh 'of. "u Yarns, I N D I (.' O, M id b 11 a .-tern Leather and Calf fkins. Sperm C. oi i ', Loal Miliar, sn.'.ow i lass. v. i.iu J.eao. we., wii.; a , 1 ' , . 1 IT'!. T i . : . itreat variety of other a' tides, l'crsons purcha in or will i lease call, as I orn dctenniued to cut ,--Jfor .ash. W. II. Vmcennes, May .',111. 51-3m. f EMJL subscriber has again in operation u his u peri or SODA FOUNTAIN rhose who are thirsty and fond of a line lOolin-'Tbevcrae, Miould civo him a call L. L. WATSON. June 3. IS 11 r2-tf. gillie. U ILL pell mi vHurday the 17th day of Jul I lsil. at the Couit House- in the town ol LawreneeviUe, Illinois ail of section sitD-en, in Township No three, north of Range number f'nuteci! West, in Lavren-e count v. This sec tion has be n surveved and divideil into eighteen separate tracts, or lots, and "ill bo sold divided A credit id" one, ten and d years will beiiven notes with approved security will be repaired together with a itiorUMne uti the premises. A. (.KELK, Srh-yd Cm. L. C. I.awienccvilie, Mav a 1 , 1 8 H . 52-3w. inv un'A Villi' lor :lv. j;'jVillL; cajbseriber will sell on accommodate 5 terms, one c.cciiont MILCH COW ar,d CALF. Her ccptal. in point of the ipu a'lty am onatitit t" if the milk she cives, is rarelv to be found. Ibonii-e ..f the undersigned, at the Cotton Factory of David I5..nner. ;iCN.IML MATLICK. June ., IS 11 52-dt. Adminis! nit o rs ?? a I e. gHC uii.Jcr.-igned, Administrator on the estate ri ,.f .1 .:, !;,n'::i:!'i. late of Knox county, will exr . - t . l 'lblic r-.-ile on the 2df:i day of June instant, hv order of tho Ivnnx Probate C,''int, at the Mav "term (at Edwardspoit, Knox county Indiana. 1 the loiiovwng described" real est.fte to-wil; Lhe north-east mutter of the sotjih-east quarter, number twenty-three, town 1, north ol range S we.-t, containing 10 acres. Terms. Si, and twelve months will be given, th ' purchaser riving bond and m irtjagc security. J. P, COX, Ad:. i'r. Mav 31, 1--11-52-3t. I Mill subscriber informs his li rends and cus tomers that he has removed his Llacksmith sh II. of p, to his new building, oppo.site tho Town dh where he will be pleased to receive the culls all such as have anv thing t. do in his line. 1IAUL1SON P1ILLON. June 2, IS 11 oC-lf. n a e".S7' recfive.l il liin. Superior qU Spei'in Oil and for sale at a reduced price-. J. 13. COL WELL Sz Co. Drugisints, Opposite CJreenhow & Boyle. Vincennes, Mav 'JS, 18 1 1 51-tf-GOOD S fe d lu T '111! subscribe rs have just received direct from Phi! ulelnhia. a '-crtual assortment of Forei'jn and Domestic Dry Coods, (Ji.ceries, Dardware. ( ih'.ssv'iro, Cuttlory. Loots, Slices. Knglish. traw an d 1-egh ni Lonncts. rn.sh I r 1 1 Leaf ll.it Iron. lir. d,UJ 1 ! Naiis, t astiri-s which ihcv will sell eti icu.enable terms. ''Y ! V

DH. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT. J Lis btcn utctl succcttfully fr riht yeara in Hit cure J VaniiiiijAio'i and Livtr cumjttuint. liuiumliir the original and gamine is made uuhj at 35 B.jwiry, X. Y. All others are .yturivu-s and unauthorized. Consunipticn and Liver Complaint. S a general remedy lor these diseases", I am fully satisfied, from lon experience, there is no medicine cpaal to Dr. Taylor's Uaham of Liverwort. Lleing purely vegetable, it can be used with the utmost safi ly by all persons in every condition. It cleanses the lungs by expectoration, relieves difficult breathing, and seems to heal the chest. There can be no question but thi medicine is a certain cure for chronic coughs and cold..?. I have used it four years in my practice, and always with succc.-s. A. T. KOCEK.S, M. D. Coxm mctiov. The following remarks were taken horn the last number of the Medical Magazine: 'The surprising effect produced by Dr. Tay-Ior-Bal-am of Liverwort, in consumptive case.-,

mnot lad of exckinij ji deep and t!irii!in interst throughout the world. Lav e so h'lli! elieved thi.-disease (consumption) incurable, j hat it is difficult to credit our sen.a s w lien we : see person e vidently consumptive, restored to health. let this is a liet of dailv occurrence; iow then can we question the virtue of the above medicine? Li out iifxt vc shall be more explicit; Meantime we hope physicians will make trial ol his medicine and report its effects to us." X,ifem The original and genuine Tayloi-s Ualiu:n of Liverwort is made and sold at ;J7." iiowerv. To Tcmai-ks. The number of females in del icate health is truly surprising. Veakue.-s, loss jf appetite, liver complaints, and many other oiM-abes uiey upon tiicm, moMii them Dale and can of flesh. All this can be remedied by the Use oi sirimginening mei.icme, to Jt will assist nature in all her movements, restore tone to the nerves and mnscular or ;ans. Of this Dr. Tav-lor-s Uaisam of Liverwort, which being mi! 1 and uurelv vegt table, answers females admirably. 11 all will use it, we are confident un clastic stcr trood appetite, and ruddy cheeks wiil follow. Once more rcmemuer, the origins is made at 375 Uowerv. and genuine .V'nv-'V.t ;'.'.m'(i.v (i mi it:;iic?s. I'r. i avlor s Balsam of Liverwort, made at lii.'i L'owery is assuredly an exce llent remedy for these di-cu es. .My wife has been more or less ill f r these ten years was extremely ncrvou-,, and at times so weak that she could not attend to her domestic dcties. Uv tho use uf this rmdicine her Lt;c:?ih ii wh !iv restorr il, and soe is a healthy as I can wish her to be. y nJclress at Dr. Taylor- o'llce. C are of ( o)i-u:rji!' ti. Mrs. .Maitin. a worth'.member of nv congrccntton, was t..kcn ill soirie time since v. ita a col-1, ram in the breast and some dii'.ieui'y of bn tilling, and in a t rough and vi' few i.rvs then after had a iole; hll! pain i:i the i.n'.es wlacn no 'neijt.nne ce t re! ave .She continued in this wav t. r a long lime uti ., r the care of Dr. Lea, buthnally became eonsum ti1. e, and was c idci:tiv near the end of her earth ly sotl'ering-, when her brother persuaded her t trv Dr. Tayl)rs Lh.lsum of Liverwort. Whe, siie corana :iced this tnediciae, it did not seem to jLrree with her for a few davs, but bv Icsseninj the dose, the found it answered admirably; it re lieved her cough and her difficulty e.f breathing itistnnter; and we had the pleasure of w itnt sKiiil' her rapi.l recovery to health. kt:v. wm. smvtiii;. 013'Lu'L ! Boy only that whic'.i is rmde ut tla- Old Oflice, 3T5 llawcry, N. Y and for sale bv their agents, J. 13. June 5, COLWLLL A :o. Vijirt inns, LutJcna. NEW FI II -U rl E F IJ 11 H 1 T II H f flHF subscribers inform their friends JJ and the public in rei:eral. that having formed a o-partnership in the manufacture of Furniture of tverv variety. tiu-v will make at tne siioitisi notice, -II 1 ..I 1 . !l cheap lor casn, or apr-tovcu tr;ule, sinv 1 trad articles in iheir line. The followuiL' comprise a part of what they have on baud a:-.d can make to order: Sideboards, Sccietarv' and Book Cases. Desk and Book Cases, Portable A riti Desk?, Dining 'Fables in ecus and single, Breakfast Tables, Centre Table?, l'icr Tables, Pembroke Table?, Work Table?, Teulet, Diessinrr and French Bureaus, ?.Iahofany, Maple and Poplar Bedsteads, Pi. ano Seats, various patterns, Sofas. Stands and Cupboard together with evcrv tiling in his line. The proprietors are supplied with the best of workmen, and well seasoned matterials.so that they are'enablcd to manufae turc anv article m their line that may be called for. Orders from the country shall re eivc strict attention. The public artinvited to call and examine for themselves. Shop on Market street, between Second and Third. Sts. in the house formerly occu pied bv Christian Oraetrr. ABNCR DECKER. JAS. 11. HENDERSON. N. B. Cnhins made at the shortest notice, on mnoer.ue icrtns, and lhe hearse furnished free of charge. 1). &. II. Mav 21. 1811 5 Mim. HEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS!!! HE undersigned has jut opened a genera! g assortment of which he will sell very low for cash, or to those w ho pav punctually. II. N. CARNAN. Mav 2fi, ",1-lw. n E IA G t L , .-1 Lr.KoY Ul' roiii'.n "! 1 Frine 1 street, ih ColSluro from NValf-r i I.'irko next door to the Drutr Store "i iro A- t u-'i, if ve ! ! , Hi 1) ,., f. . nocomtno.;. uo bis to t 1 c I ----- - Cii -1 j 1 1 c-r J, ;-.lid in 1,13 hiio. r.n-r dl.'tl (M'SJ Wt'.titill'.J v8. lSil.-iOf i : . --trlHTi: LEAD, LII'ilXROE, AND LED LEAD The ubsciibei:: aie now manufacturing a seipetior article t W br.e Lead, Lithar.re and lLd Leah wht.-h they will warn.nt. in a inly, to be eeju-.l to I. incnihaU .,r rnt.-i urr,',, aoe 1 which they w i I st 11 to veiiders at Pitt'.j j licoa, with cut l.c: L';:vi!Ie. K v. .ht. A ! .ir trial is a-k. b L K EI LE .V CO. :-2-3w.

B ft . S P 0 i ll N ' S r pHLKE is not one case of Fever in a thou sand, but may be effectually broken up and removed by the use of this Elixir. It removes all acidity, indigestion, bilious matter and consti pation from the btomuch unJ bowels. It operate s gently and alTectually on the bowels, and powerfully on the kidneys and the skin. Il remove all unpleasant feelings after a heaity meal, and promotes a good appetite. It needs only a trial to (give perfect satisfaction. It has become a general practice with many to use this article in all cases of colds, pains in the bones, or heavy disagreeable fee ling, tendering to headache or chilliness. For hoarsene ss, if take n through the day , it completely restore-g the voice without producing sickness. hooping cough, and all coughs of children arc cured by it. The etoniach n

r pt in perfect order by it, and it is ejuite impos sible that any disease rhould cciiunc nee while n person is using this Syrup. If taken daily it produces a ruddy, healthy and younti appearance, by driving off all the humors of the system. Sold ccnuine at 2 Fletchr stre et one door below I arl-slree t, N. i ., ty Corns-lock & Co., and by all respectable Drif ts. Sold by J. IL COIAVELL, 4 Co. Druggists. Vinctnius, la , JI KV E S ' ."Vervi1 Horn Usiitncsif This article is offered to the r ubliv ns n neverfailing cure for the Kheumatism, and it has lor a number of y c irs sustained its reputation, and accomplished cures which had defied the power ol eve ry other article. In acute and reci nt cases, the relief is invariable, ufs.tr on? or two applica tions ed ttic ta.iiincnt, ami in t.hronic uhcumatism, the cases of cure are ruuncroio'. It is truly a remedy that reaches lhe nerve r.s.J bone, with the i: itt happv riV-'ct. S,,!d wholesale and retail by fVm-tock -V Co., Wholesale. Ding-ists, S Fb tcbei-slreet, N. Y and the irincipal Drujcists in the Virion. FoM bv J. U. COLWLLL, A Co. Yinar.r.LS, TO I B A L D : 'if! ; HEADED ( ( )E-; HIIV klloT kJ has beJn Pah cd with fmc hair 1 covered w ilh tlradn a neighbor or a fiiend vho , an 1 whose head is now Cuv-Onewho-e coat eo'.lar was tooo l bru-hed every l.uur which has njw ;u;i-he .1 entile hj ! Or one whose li iirs at early age were turning grey, who now has not a grey hair- Children w hose he a Is were covered with scurf. whoso ,ir would i:ot 2 row, t'i..t ;.re now growing the fullest crops ot !:ai, ? feme cases must i known to most persons. Ask them the cause, !id yen will c told ihe-e tl.in have been dot bv the use of the Of -20 yerirs growtli is this article, is dem end iucre'iisin'' nnrsuallv i:ome bundnd r t r cent. though when di.-covered not oppo-ed I v anv Ihing fr the same purpose, new ass. died by almost numbeiless mu-hroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair if used to any e-xtcnt. Can more than these tacts wanted- - refer to the recommeiidations by u list uf loimcs i f icspectability, line ijiiailed by any ether aiticle. Look to these things buy this article. 'tay and preserve your hair by its Use, er if I aid re.-tore it. Ladies, attend to this hundreds m fashionable life are using it as the only artie le really tit fir the toibt. Long hair is very npt to fall out. Ladif s, use the 1'alm of Columbia in time to save yourselves the disgrace ot baldness by neglect of your persons. It is vour duty, as morali.-ts, to pie-rive the beauties of nature, w ilh which a bountiful Creator has endowed you use the Lahn, for it will do it. Caution to l:o rcrr.eiriljcrcd. Several inc-st Ihicrniit utt-T-pts liave been made to eounti rlei the true 15. :1m oi Colnuibi i. 'ome of the impo.-lorj Luce pone so far as to counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the Foils of Niagara. and e very extern:. I mail; except the name of Com.-tock, w hieh the v ehire net Crje. To avoid iinpositi .in then fore, u I ways look for the name id' Oonistoek V Co. cr L.N. Comstotk, and r:eer buy the .ittick' unless it has thai lMine cpon it. .Sold W holesale ami LYlai!, or.Iy at No. TJe tchcr street, N. Y. Sold bv J. 13. COLWLLL, A Co., Dri.ggi.-'s. Yinccnnes, Indiana. eHOF. on .h :now by trial or immcchate i.'i-i t vation, can lorm asiy idea of the ell'ects, of the iurfict n lief of the almost charmlike cures clhcted i,i cases of the Files, Kheuma tism, a.i sweiungs, ami nil external pains, no matter how severe, by the use of Hays' Liniment. Find one who has Uoed it that will not laud it above all things ever used, and you will find what cannot be found. For the relief of suffering human beings who may be at'lb'ted, I beg you to ask ask of those gentlemen who know of cases unconquerable by all other remedies cr physicians though tiied for many veais, that have be'cn cured by the use of the genuine HAYS' LINTMLNT. Thousands of other peisons know similar cures. We nppcal to the ir ser.se f justice the ir human feedings. It is but u duty you owe to jour sulbring fellow beings to li t this great remedy be known. Speak of it then to all your friends. This will save much pain where the newspapers aie not read, or where renders are incredulous, bccraiso so many worthless articles are advertised for the same purpose. To buyers we say, if nil who have used it do not say it is beyond oil praise, then Jo not take it. The proprietor will not allow this artielo to be paid for unless it cikcs, when all the directions are fully followed. Will any one sulbering it fuse now to try it? If he does, l.c outrht to be pitied more for hU obstinacy than his sullering. Mr. Hays would never consent to offer this article, were he nut compelled by his sense of moral of religious duty to do all in his power for the victims of distre ss and ri'.icrv. For this purpose he would sooner devote a "fortune, than sc cure a dollar for any worthless article. I.(b IK OCT. 5 ouic sw indlers have countered t. d this article, and put it up wilh various devices. Do not be imposed upon. One thing onlv will prote ct you it is the naiw? of COMSTOCK oy Co., that name must be always on the wrapper, or you a;e healed. Do not fur eel it. Take this i.iieelioii with you, and test by that, or ne ver buy; bit it is impossible for any ether to be trueor genuine. SOLOMON HAYS. Sold by C( 'V.STOCK A Co. '2 FL-Khcr slice. New Yeik. S.d! bv .1 U. ''Ol. WELL cv Co. Vne'eni.c. , IndimT M 'ich !'h LSI 2 i-.-iha