Vincennes Gazette, Volume 11, Number 8, Vincennes, Knox County, 31 July 1841 — Page 3

Hailing a Steamboat. Keller, dul VOu ever see u wo.dd-be passenger, who" was "just in time to be too late,'' hailing a 3tratnbo.it as she was hoving out from the landing? If s, then yon hare laughed, as we have, till your side ached, at the ludicrous figure 'uch an one cut. J low lustily he helloes! .-how earnesdy ho waves his hat or hankerchief: and "how bitterly he curses his luok and the ciptain, as the noble fabric is rounded out iuto the stream and dahes proudly onward in its career, utterly rrrale5S 0j- jjj, i-iploriUki cries and fus fruitless imprec.v.i.ms his hopes and his disappointments! A scene of this sort was presented the other day at our warf, which was peculiarly rich in the ludier ms. A number of passengers were at the Hotel waiting to .take tlie "first boat," and among others a gentleman from the interior, whose fat, plump figure indicated that there was no lack of good eating about his homestead. Presently a noble steamer was seen coming down "the chute" like a race horse, and earnest were the cihs of the passenger upon the porter to get their bng3cge the landing. Most vociferous in hi impatience was our fii frie.id, who it is evident was a ;iule .,.reen" in steamboat traTell.Vig and ver- anxious to secure a passage. The boat proved to be the Missouri, on her btag trip from St. Louis to New Orleans in CiO hours, for a waer of 10,000. On she came, with the water gathering in foam under her bow, and sparkling in her wake so far a the eve could reach. Whoop! how she sfe.vkt 1 it! By the time our friend got within fifty yards of the warf, panting and out of breath, the Missouri had rounded to, and gracefully gliding by, had merely touched the iinding, and was now under a full press of steam, turning her bow outwards preparatory to pursuing her downward course. Hallo there! Captain, flop your boat!" fie fhonted. But the wheels of the Missouri revolved, if possible, faster ami faster. "Hillo a! whem! I'm a passenger!" T-.e cried, as he reached the wharf boat mak- " . . i i ii

ing vio ent r-estieu ations wan Hammer rjhief in hand and l! e bic sweat rolling down his face Rv this time the Missouri hud got her head fairly down stream, and like a highmettled rat er which ha been re, eased from the restraint of the rider's rein, was bounding onward at the rate of thirty miles an hour. Our tat friend was in despair and out cf bre nth. But making one more desperate 'ffort he turned imploringly to thoss aronnd him and gasped "hail her stop, her!" but could say no moie. "Stop h 11!" exclaimed a stout Mississippi wagoner, who with whip in hand had been looking with amazement at the wav gallant steamer flew over the water: "Stop h li! cor. " .- v a si rca k of i 2 ' " i n g . ' ' The'roar of laugbtcr which followed had scarcely subsided, and our lit friend had nt recovered his wind, before the Missouri was hid behind President's Island. .li'1 r? t':t is E n ; r7IIow-to make a pair of boots last for two years: Melt and mix four ounces of rosin with eight ounces of mutton tallow apply die mixture to them while warm rub it well then put the boots in some safe closet, and go bareloot. A. I . Mcrcu ry. s "" Cari-ms Rt:'i.-:rks on the b:Ide, by a widow at 03, who had nothing to do, and could not sleep. The Bible contains 3.500, 1SD letters. 810,097 words. 31,17:1 verses, l,l.M ihnntprs. fill book". I he word "an t

epecurs 4bYI7 times; "Lord" l.Sof); .Reverend" onlv o-kc. and tint in the 111th psalm. The '27th verse of the 7th chapter of Ezia contains the alphabet. The 19th chapter of the '2d bo; k of Kings r.nd the 37th chapter of Isaiah are alike. The first man recorded as buried in a coffin wa Joseph, 50th chapter of Genesis, and '.ifiih verse. No where but in the 1st chapter, 2d Timothy, i the name "grandmother', mentioned. Two particularly fine chapters to re;d you will find are the 2d of Joel and 2Vdi of Acts. There is no name or word of more than fix syllables in the Holy Bible. g A western Editor say? that nothing is nweeter than the warm and ardent kiss from the one wo love, unless it is mo.ases. In corroboration of this, we give the following couplet which concludes a letter from a modern Juliet to to her Romeo: Enduring as time is my love for you, Street as inolassce and as sticky too. i A simple and. effectual mode of keeping ice is mentioned in the Kentucky Farmer. The editor says We take at sun rise, from the ice house, as much ice as will probably he wanted through- the day and cover it up in some saw-dust placed in a barrel which sits i o j the dairy house. At night, the size of any given lutnp is scarce perceptibly diminished. It is a perfect chaim. Away with vour hi If ton of lumber, charcoal and zinc, with which you are humbugged under the name of 'refrigerator.' The Frankfort Commonwealth adds that he has tried the- method here recommended, and that it answers perfectly. Twj Bird and one Ston. The proprietor of a blanket sheet, praising his pa-Tj-r sail: "Ui3 90 !arge that it will servo Jvou' for a blanket." "Very convenient." was the answer, "for I always get to sleep i,:-for- I have rca 1 titty hues m it. ' A. Y. ,'?t!rr'!.

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asked us trio otner dav it t!i ere was a i. v in Pennsylvania for the Her - punisumcni of suicide aid. p Yv'e Hire to see a man who is affable to 3II his fellow citizens who are of good character, and who treat him with respect. We like to see a man who is not so wrapped up in his self-imagined importance that lie thinks the ground not good enough for him to tread upon. We like to see a man going to Church on Sunday with his wife and all his piccaninnies who are old enough to go. It shows he has a respect for divine ordinances, and one who pays a proper respect to them may, as a general rule, be considered a good member of society. We like to see a man enter his place of business at a seasonable hour in the morning, and remain there at all times when his affairs requires his presence. We like to see, when calling on a friend, his house in good order, his children quiet and well behaved. It shows that there is some system, some good government in his family. We like to see a young lady affable, agreeable, sociable, with eyes like a gaztdlc, lips like rubies, teeth of peaily whiteness, anil cheeks that have "stolen the deep earnation of the deathless rose." .?.'. .i Tmr.scri j '. Ok'! gov, will von take sonic ot utThank you. Quilp, 1 belong to the temperance society, and therefore I can't fake siiv tiling that is strong." Mo. Arcits. Ni;n?iyvlv will nlav the dickens with in, if you goon stealing chips that way Lmiisi'Ulc Gazette. The body of General Anthony Wayne, of glorious revolutionary (memory, who died at Erie, Pa., was recently disintered and removed by his son. It was in a perfect state of preservation. Those who had known him in life recognized his features. His body seems as imperishable as his memory. B.G(;YGr.. A correspondent of the Boston Post relates the following: As I was lately travelling in a stage coach, not fifty miles from Boston, the passengers were remarking on the obliging disposition of tho driver. One of them related the following: 'As Mr. J , th driver, was proceeding out of Boston not long since, a womi'i called to him to take a bedstead on top, ?c;tiout uncording it! He told her he would oblige her the next time he came along, but he could not then as he had engaged to take on a :rind-rniU a little ways ahead, and as he had a large cradle on the top at fi':e time, he was afraid he should not have room!' The relation of the above reminded me of a driver who said ho was once requested ay a woman to wait till she finished her washing and ironing! lie told her he ohen had to wait for the women to do washing and ironing, both! Why don't you come after cold victuals as usual,' said a lady to a boy who had for a long time been a daily visiter for that species of charity. 'Father has joined the Temperance Society and we have warm victuals now,' was the reply. X. Y. lliijuircr. Life in Texas. The editor of the Galveston Gazette is in a most miserable plight. According to his own account, the musquitoes have established a large sinrtimr krhnnl in Ma lipd rnnin. mid nil .,, i .i; and comic songs are chanted during the live-long night, while the fleas, for want of a fiddle, promenade and dance over his person to the music. -If the choir would only chant the hundreth psalm, he could stand the slow dance of the fleas while footing that measure, but the vexatious pipers like to strike up a rigadoon in quick time, or the "Cambells are coming," and then the tleas, as large as down east lobsters, cut it down on his pare back with a double shufile-hecl-and-toe-it hornpipe, as if it did their souls good. Ctrro!I E xj css . Hcprcscntativc. SAMUEL .Till) A II. JOHN MYERS. County Auditor. T. II. CAVAXAUGH, i). p. McDonald, A. B. McKEE. JOHN B. MARTIN. WM. DAVIS. County Treasurer. ANDRi'.W GARDNER, JAMES JOHNSON. County Assessor. E. M. JONES. ,. PULLIAM. SAMUEL H. ELLIOTT. SAMUEL THOMPSON, Jr. JOHN W. WIDNER. JAMES JORDAN. County RccorJcr. R. UUNTIN. JOHN A. DARDENNE. County Commissioner. ARCHIBALD SIMPSON. I1ENRY WYANT. Probate Judjc ROBERT F. McCONAUGHY HENRY FAUNTLEROY.

Market Days in Vincennes.

'.Tuesdays, 'i Thursdays 4 &(durdays. f (Tim 3HE FIRE COMPANY will mcef to-.lav at g 4 o'ciock at the ENGirS HOUSE, for the purpose cf exercising aoparatus: Also at 8 o'clock inthc evening, for the transaction of busi ness, f Yfrn. F.' EMEKV, Sccry Vincennog, July 31st, 1811 . SHERIFF'S Wig Y virtue of a writ of Jl. fa. to me directod from tho Clerk's Oil.ee, at the Knox Circuit Court, I will ev-ose to public sale, on Seturdsy, tho 'Sth day of Au-gur-t next, at tho Court House door. in Vinceiiaes, according to law, tho following real estate, lo-wit: all tho right, titlo and interest of Mary A. Mas.-ey, Win. S. Masse', Robert 15. Massey, Ann M, Mnssoy, Me.ry S. Masaoy,nnd Thomas A. Massey, in 20 acres of Land, known on th lithographic plat or survey as lot No. .r3, and known on the original survey as lot No. 8'S; also, known as the poor house lot. taken as the property of the above describee' Massevs to satisfy the above writ in favor of Jacob Harper and Geo. W. Harper, surviving partners of Rose v: Harpers, and against the above named Massevs. AHW1. SMITH. S. K.C. .Tulv 2Vn, 1SU S-'.U SHERIFF'S SALE. P P Y virtue of a writ of fi. fa. issued from the clerk's office of Knox county, and a writ of ven iitio inexponas and from the probate court of Gibson county. 1 will expose to public sale, on Saturday the 28th day of August next, at the Court House door, in Yincenne, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock. P. M. of said day, the following real estate, to wit: 8f and f-0 hundredths of an here of Land, in town one, N. R. 1 1 west, the south half of west fractional section 31, No. 2, lying and being in Knox county: levied on as the property of Daniel Beedle to satisfy tho above writs, ono in favor of Sylvester T. Jerrsuld, the other in favor of John Hargrove, Executor cf Joseph Humphreys, dee'd, and against Daniel ReeJIc. ATi'M. SMITH, S'll. K. C. .Tul21.s i j s-,it T Country Ifcreliant. Yr V C FELLOWES & CO.. corner of Main and Wall streets, Louiil!, Ky would respectfully inform country merchants they will offer purchasers, trie ensuing fall, one of tho largest tocks of Dry Goods ever opened west of the Mountains, and from the fact that they make all their purchases from first hands, and at a low prices a any Eastern jobber, they believe they can sell their goods at Eastern jobbing prices, with a fair allowance for exchange. charges, interest, itc. Their temis are cash, or 0 montlV to punctual men, and they solicit from all such an rir.mination. Their Mock will be complete bv the K:h of yep embcr. Louisville, Ju.'y "1 ?t Lou. Jur.) Alton Ferry. 'plIE undersigned inlo'ins the public that be - has now in operation a iOKE UOAT for crossing at this point. To all thost? who journey north of the Missouri Rivei, it will be apparent that this is the most proper point to crss the Mis-agpippi. He will insure both Qfafety and de spatcliL to travelers and to ell who shall favor him with their patronage. C. K. Oil A I'M AX. Alton, July 21, 1841-S-2m. STO V ES pREMIUM COOKING STOVES, suitable - for small families, for sale low by ORE EN HOW Jr BOYLE. Saddlery Ur NaBe. fRlH subscribers have on hand a large stock of Saddles, Bridles, Mnrtingals, Saddle Bags and Girths, cVc which they will sell low for Corn, Wheat or Pork, delivered on or before the Xh")th day of December. THORN & TRACY. July 9th, 1S41 5-tf. IN OTIC E. fhOCTOtt STAiaa, has left all "- his notes and accounts in the hands of Martin Robixson, Esq. for collection. April .10, 1841. 47-tf. STIIEREAS, ray wife Cella Graham has left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation, I hereby forwam all persona from harboring or trusting her on my account, as I am determined to pay no debts of her contract ing. LEWIS GRAHAM. Juno '2. 1SU G-:it. pr fee $5 N OTICE. THERE will he an election held in each of the Townships in Knox ccmity at their usual places of holding elections to elect one Representative, one Auditor, one Probate Judge, one County Commissioner, one Assessor, one County Treasurer, and one Recorder, on the first Monday in August. ABM. SMITH. S. K. C. July 0, 1841. NOTICE. 4 LL those indebted to the subscriber m. by note or hook account, will do well to attend to the payment of the same, without delay. All such as fail to attend to this notice, will be subjected to the

cost of collection by law, without respect to persons. J. DONOVAN. Vin?enuc,5. July I7th, 1810 15 tf-

fiauScpcESfU'fiit seminary

'"CIIE nfcmid inrtcr of the first session (for the present year,) of this school will commence or: Tuesday the 3 1 August, at the subscriber rooms on Market street, next door to Dr. Warner's residence. Instruction given to pupils of both sexes, in nit Ute brunches taught in similar institution. The proprietors' terms will be in accordance with the times, viz: Common Branches pr. qr. $3 00 Higher do " 4 00 Tuition fte due upon entrance of thr. Pupil. MR & MRS. CAVAXAUGH, Proprietors. Vinccnnes, July S3, 1S41. 7-3t. AGUE! AGUE!! AGUE!!! U UT' received an assortment of the following Medicines, foe the cure of Ague and Fever, which are highly recommended, and seldom fail in performing a speedy cure, viz: Cleveland's Ag,s;c Drops, Clemens anil Baker' Blaek Tonic lillsi, Sapp:nSto2i' iiSIs, S2or:t:zis Auc M r u p. For sale by II. E. PECK. Druggist. Sign of the Golden Mortar, Mdrket st. I incennes, hi July 23, 1S41. 7-3m, TRUSTEE'S SAEE. UNDER a deed of trust from John and Alfred Morrow to pay debts, the undersigned will expose to public sale to the highest bidder, at the residence of John .Morrow, on Saturday, the 7lh day August next, the following described per sonal property to wit: 12 head of horses, 2 large wagons, and box beds, 1 yoke ol oxen, 7 head of cattle, 12 or Io head ol hogs, 8 head of Mieep, 1 wind mill, 5 pair waoon gears, 4 ploughs, o chopping axes, 1 log ch-iin, I spade, 3 hoes, 1 pair strenchers, 1 double tree, 1 ox yoke, 1 cradle and sythe, one old wagon bed, 51 acres cf corn, crowing, a quantity of oats and wheat, 1 brass clock, 1 new saddle, old saddle, 5 bee hives, 1 cutting box. and a quantity of household and kitchen furniture. Terms cf IhiIc. All sums of five dol lars and under, cash in hand and all sums over five dollars, a credit of six months" will be given, the purchaser or purchasers giving their notes with approv ed security. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said dav. Wm. R. McCORD, Trustee. . July 24th, 18-11 7-3t. .i:W liOTABV STEAM ENGINE. U3 for a. ROTARY KTEAM ENGINE, the principle of which is the application of steam to the crank direct, enclosed in a cylinder, with the same actual pressure that is obtained with the cylinder and piston, with a cain of double power, doinc away with all dead points; or in other words doing away with half the boilers, all in termediate machinery between the boiler and main shbft, and a saving of half the fuel. The Engine is warranted to perform well, and can he seen at mv store in Vincennes. Many of the principal machinists on the Ohio and other places, have cxpressedthcir unqualified approbation of it. Letters directed to me ot Vincennes, la. postpaid, will receive prompt attention. I. X. WIIITTELSEY. April 9, 1S41 44-tf Th Sateiday Evenintr Visiter, TittsbuTgh; e Gazet'e' 'Cincinnati; the Louisville Journal th and St. Louis Republican, will publish weekly to the amount of three dollars each, and toiwanl their accounts to this OiT.'ce. rIIl-'. subscriber hereby informs his friends and the public generally, that, (having much rpare time) he will undertake the writing of Deed, I5onS, Jlorlaes, Ie:a!es, Enlent.ires, Contracts, Arc. tVc. &c. with sucli other business forms as ere used in tho jurisprudence of the state. ALSO Books posted and accoun3 adjusted in a plain and practical manner. Having had much experience in the above line, he believes he will he able to render entire satisfaction to al! who may favor him with their business, both in charges and exec7ttion. His ollice, is at present in his dwelling on Market street, next door to Dr. Warner's resilience. T. II. CAYANAUGU. Vincennsi, May 5, IS 11. ltf. State of Indiana, Knox Countv. Knox Circuit Court.

A. Simpson, 1 vs. Foreign Attachment. Homer Edson. ) piHE sa'ul Homer Iulson is hereby notiiied. that on the IHh day of February, 1841, a writ jf foreign attachment was duly issued against him, in the above and entitled cause by the Clerk of the Knox Circuit Court, directed to tho Sheriff of said county of Knox, which was afterwards on tho 22d day of .March, 1811, returned by said Sheriff, executed on the following lands and tenements to-wit: lot No. .l and 1, fractional section 11, township 2, N. range 10 W. containing one hundred and nine acres and thirteen hundredths, attached as the property of Homer Edson, and that said writ is now pending in said Knox Circuit Court. Attest, WM. R. M'CORD. aic. July 1811 '-lt

GREAT bTrGAIXS!!

TTAS latelv returned from the Eastern cities 1 - with a laree and ceneral assortment ff XEW GOODS, selected with great care, and which he offers to his friends and the public, at reduced prices, for cash, or to punctual persons on short credit, amongst which are Dry Goods of every variety; (liicens-IVarc, Hard-Ware & (Mass-Ware; 50 Bids, prime Xew Orleans Supar, 36 Sucks best Rio and Havana Cid'ee, 10 Half Chests G. F. &. Y. H. Teas, 20 13 1b. boxes do. do. 70 Kegs Juniata Nails (alt fizes,) IS " Dupont's Powder, 10 Best Green River Tobacco, 2 Cavendish do. R Bales Brown Muslins, (Cieup,) 6 Do.. Russia Fur 4- Silk Hats, fiO doz. Palm Leaf Hats, (coarse $ fine.) 13 packages Shoes and Boots (ull kinds ) S000 doz. Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns, S. F. I X D I G O, Madder, Eastern Sole Leather and Calf Skins, Sperm Candles, Loaf Sugar, Window Glass, Whitu Lead, Ac., with a s?reat variety of other articles. Persons purchasing will please call, as I am determined to cut close for cash. W, II. Vincennes, May 20, 184!. SI -3m. Cjiroceries. H"UST received and for sale low for cash "0 Bbls. N. O. Sugar. 00 Sacks Rio Coffee. 2 Pipes American Brandy. 2i Pipes -1th proof Cog. Brandy. 15 Bbls. N. O. Molasses. THORN cc TRACY. July 0th, 1811 5-tf. F II K IS I 11 1 S A A 11 icdicines. HE subscriber has been receiving from the jg, eastern market in addition to his former -fork a complete assortment consisting of every variety of IlriiJjs, A'Icdicines, Faints, CPUs, arsiisnes, counts. Window Cilas, latent ITS el i ci n es, Per i "n nier y , Soaps, A:c. to which he invites the attention of country mer chants and Physicians, those living at a distance and vicinity, and all others who deal in the above articlop, to call and examine hia stock before pur chasing elsewhere, as he is prepared to Fell on reasonab'e terms, and will endeavor to gie gen eral satisfaction as regards quality and prices. H. PECK. JJrusgist. Sign of the Gulden Mortar, opposite Clark's Hotel, Market st. Vincennes, la. June 25th, 1841 3 tf. IlEMOVAL. IFhR. Wm. C. WARNER, has re moved liis oflice from his dwell ing to the 2d story of Mr. Brokaw's brick house, next door to the'store of Wm. Hayes. Entrance on Market street, by an outside stair case. May l'fi, 1811 4':-tf. OH COMMISSION. i REAMS Printing paper, (Imperial) 3G Post Office do. superior article, 32 Bundles common wrapping do. which will be sold very low for cash. R. X. CARXAX. June 1, 11L o2-tf. State of Indiana, Knox Count v. Knox Circuit Court. Thomas Bishop, 1 vs. Foreign Attachment. Benj. Olney. ) r ! HE said Benjamin Olney h hereby notified, that on the It'i day cf March. 1810, a writ of foreign attachment was dulv issued against him, in the alcove entitled cause by the Clerk of the Knox Circuit Court, directed to tiic Sheriff of Posey countv, which was afterwards to-wit: on the 'J3d day of March, 1810 returned by said Sheriff, executed on the following land3 and tenements to-wit: the South half of North East quarter, and the West half of the S. E. quarter of section 13. Township 7, South range 13 W. situate in Posey countv, and alo, that on the j 10th day of December, ltfut, a writ oi foreign attachment was duly issued against him in the above entitled cause by the Clerk of the Knox Circuit Court, directed to the Sheriff of Knox county, which was afterwards to-wit: on the 2dday of March. 1811, returned by said Sheriff executed on the following land and tenements to-wit: Donation lot No. 1 10, situated in Knox county, attached as the property of him the said Benjamin Olney, and that said writ is now pending in said Knox county Circuit Court. Attest. WM. R. M'CORD, CTk. Julv 3, 3811 1-1 1 Superior article of Champaigne and Cogniac Brandy, also best quality of Port Wine, for sale bv WM. BURTC1I iV Co. May 1 ith, 18 11. 10-tf. DRUG S I M E D! G IH ES &C. ""IHE subscribers are now rertiving from Xew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large and general stork of fresh Drugs, Dye Stuff. Paints and Oils, (Jlassware, Choice Liquors and Wines, Sperm and Tanner's Oil, Tebacco, Ci. gars. Stationary, Fancy Articles, Vr. Vc. Their stock having been rarefulTy selected (both in regard to quality and prices) they are prepared to t.ell for car-h and good paper on belter terms than ever before olTi red in the Wabash country. Physicians and Merchants living a a distance will do wrM to call before purchasing elsewhere. J. D. COLWELL JL CO. Drugx ('.. Opposi'.f tircenhow Vojle's .Tulv IP. IS 11 '-tf

Bit. S P 0 H N ' S rrHERE i not ono case of rVver in a then sand, but may be effect 'lally broken up bm! removed hy the use of tliis Elixir. It removes all acidity, indigestion, bilious realter and confi pa'.ion from the stomach and bowels. Itopeta!gently and afTectualiy on the bowels, and powerfully on the kidneys and the skin. It remove ail unpleasant feelings after a hearty meal, and promotes a good appetite. It needs only a trial to give perfect satisfaction. It has bccoai a general practice with many to use this article in all

rMis of colds, pnins in the bones, or heavy dinlreable feeling, tendering to hcadneho or chilli ness, t or hoarseness, if taken through the dy, it completely restores t lie voire without producing sickness. Whooping rough, and all rough of children are cured by it. The stomach is kept in perfect order bv it, and it is e-uite impos sible that any disease should commence w hile a person is r.sing this Syrup. If taken daily it produces a ruddy, heahhv. and young appearance, by driving off all the humors of the syefem. Sold genuine at 2 Fletch er street one door below Pearl-street, X. Y.. bv Comstock t Co., and by all respectable IMugints. Sold bv J. D. COL WELL, .1 Co. Druggists. JVicrrmr. la. SOUTH AMERICAN NATIVE SO.r. El ."f)o:3 Hiquido TSED by the ladies of Lima and throughout Peru and Chili for giving a g!o.sv ppppdrance to the hair. For cleaning silk !res?r, Ac., withrut averting the romrn. It is a's.:) rrrommer di'd as a superior wash ron Tiia teeth. by the Professors of tl.e ISaltimove College of Dental Surgery, and other ihstmguiwhvl Dentists. For Kale bv J. B.'COLWELL, . Co. 'if''vrir, n. TO THE BALD HEADED AND OTI1 r.llS. DOES any know a neighbor or a friend ho has been Bald, and whose hind is now coved with fine hair! One whose coat !Ih' was covered with dradrufl", though Lra-hed every hour which has now vanished entirely? Or one whose hairs at early age were tun ing griw, who now has not a grey hair? Children whose head were covered with scurf, whose hair would not grow, that are now growing the fnliest crops of hair? Some cases must I e known to most persons. Ask them the cause, and yon will he told, these things have been done by the use cf th Balm of Col!iE:sE)ia. Of 20 yrsrs growth is this article, its demand increasing nnnually some hundred per rent. though when discovered not opposrd I v any thing for the same purpose, now assailed lv almost numberless mushroom trash preparation that will ruin the hair if ned to any extent. Can more than these facts be wanted refer to the recommendations by a list of nancs of respectability, uneqballcd by any other article--Look to these thine buy this article. Stay and preserve your hair by its use, or if l-n!J restore it. Ladies, attend to this hundreds in fashion able lifo are using it as the only article really tit for the toilet. Long hair is very npt to f,!l out. Ladies, use the Balm of Columbia in time lo s .(. yourselves the disgrace, ol baldnrsx by neglect of your persons. It is your duty, a moralists, lo prcscne the beauties of nature, with which a bountiful Creator has endowed you use the Balm, for it will do it. Caution to bs remembered. Several most flagrant attempts have been mad to counterfeit the true Balm of 'oluttibi i. cme of the impostors hive gone so far us to counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the Falls of .Niagara. and every external mark rx- t the name of CoDihtock, which they dare not forue. To avoid impositions therefore, nitvavs !..ck f..?r the name of Comstotk V Co. or L. S. ' omst'x k , and never buy the article unless it has that nun: t'pon it. Sold Wholesale snd "ctai!, o!:i it No. Fletcher street, N. Y. Sold bv J. B. COL WE LL, Co., Dru-:gisis. Yinrerues, Indians. Asl, inquire Ask UiOjcwho Lnow. :-jlIOSE only who know by trial or iinmeJg, diatc observation, can form any idea of tho ellt cts, of the perfect relief, of the almost charmlike cures effected in cases of the Piles, Rheumatism, all swellings, and all erternal pains, no matter how severe, by the use of Hays Liniment. Find one who has iir-ed it that will not laud it above all thing"? ever used, and y"i will f.nd what cannot be found. For the relief of goffering human beingi who may be afflicted, I beg you ro ask ark of (Iujhk gentlemen who know of cases unconquerable, by all other remedies or physicians, though tiied for many years, thnt bar, been cured by the use of the genuine HAYS' Id.MM EXT. Thousands of other persons know simiiai cures. We appeal to their sense cf ju-ti e their human feeling'. It is tut a duty ycv.i owe to your n,rrtr.g fallow beings to let this great remedy lie known. -- Speak of it then to nil your friends. This will save much pain where the newspapers are not read, or where readers are incredulous, because so many worthies articles are advertised for the same purpose. To buyers we say, if all who have used it do not say it is beyond all praiee, then do not take it. The proprietor will not allow this article to be p.dd for unless it cure, when all the directions are fully followed. Will ar.y one suffering refuse now to trv it1 If h does, he ought to be pitied more for hi obstinacy than bis suffering. Mr. Hays would never consent to offer thin article, were he not compelled ty his sense of mural of religious doty to do all in his power for the victims of distress and misery. For this purpose he would sooner devote a fortune, than secure a dollar fjr any worthless article. LOilK OU T. Some swindlers baie counterfeited this article, and put it up with various devires. Do not be imposed Upon. One thing only will protert you it is the nam of COM STOCK A Co., that name must be alw?y on the wrapper, or von arerheafed. Do not forget it. Takfi this diiection with you, and test by that, or never buy; for it is impossible for any oihcr to be trn"! or genuine. SOLOMON HAYS. Sold by OOMSTOCK t Co. 2 Fletcher sUc. t, Xew York. Sold by J. P. COLWELL C. Vincrntir, Indiana. Msrrh nth, IS 11. lrv