The Wabash Courier, Volume 2, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 December 1833 — Page 4

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ir James Montgomery, in his lecture* on I'octry and general Literature, thus contends for the pre-eminence of poetry over sculpture: "Poetry is a school of sculpture in which there arc flourishes,not ol marble or hrass. but in (hat which ho.b-m letten which Ore ,of

breath, r«t

ol the 'rude hut,' tho (lie •young-• barbarians.*

n»»n,and

a lh

being onco Bttcml. by poM-

iiilitv m»y never cease to be repealed, St uipture to the eye, infalpable nyUeri•«h

i»ere

HMI'i« CCI?,and«*Uy,confined

country. In Homer, Dante, and Chaucer, for example, it exceedingly curious to remark with what scrupulous care and minuteness, personal appearance, itature, bulk, complexion, age, and other incidents, fire exhibited for the purpose of giving life and reality to the scenes of actions in which their characters are engaged. All these are bodied forth to the eye through (he mind, ai sculptureuddree* the mind through 1 he eye.1'

The Lecturer then selccta the following fine illustration ofbiaargumcnt from Childe Harold— '•J.etus bring—not frilo gluditocial con(lict, but into honorable competition, where neither can sutler disparagement— one of the mastcr-piects ot an ancient sculpture, and two stanzas from Childe Harold, in which that very statue is turned into verse, which seems almost to make it visible.

TUK DVINU Ol.ADJATOR.

I hiforo rno tho gladiator dio lie leans upon his ham! his manly brow (Aiusrut* to deMh lut con^urrs agony Att'l hi«droofpM head sinks lly low Ami thro1 bi« »ide, the lint drop*, tubing slow Vinm (Jul rot g.'xlt, full heavy ono by one, Like tho first of a thunder shower —tout »ow The nrenu swiuH uruuml liiirt-~!.« is gone, Ere ceased tho iuhumnii *huut that hailed tho wrvtclt who won." 'Now all t!»i# sculpture has embodied in perpetual marble, and every association touched upon in the description, might (spring up in a well instructed mind while contemplating the insulted figure which wihes (he expiring champion. I'aintwm—i1"rtimijiiiiia1 roi ruthtsr witt 1 (he ngony of fhc

let. Jlcre, then sculpture and patntms' have icachod their climax neither of thcrn can give the actual thoughts of the personage* whom they exhibit so pujpably to the outward sense lhit the character of those thoughts cannot bo mistaken. Poetry goes farther than both, and when one of the Meters li.ul laid down iter chisel, tho other fierpeiiciJ, she continues her strain where* in having already sung what each have pif lured,*be thus reveal* that secret of the putlercr'a breaking hoart, which neither ot thetn could intimate jy nny visible sign.— ifut, we must return to the «woon of the d) in£ man— •Tlid ar«»i» »H ion around hira—he gono

Kruceaml the tiihutiinn shout that hailod tho wretch who won. I tu hoard it, mid ho heedcti not-~-his

era with hii hoart, and that wm far away reckonod not of tho lifo ho lost, nor prise—IJut where h»s ruduhnt by tho lJanubo lay, There wero his young barbarians ail at play, Thero was their Ducinn mother—hp, their sire, MntihcrM to make a Homan holiday. All thi* giish'U with hishlooii., 'Myriads of eyes had gafced upon that Matue through myriads of minds all the images and ideas connected with the combat and tho fall, the spectators and the K'ene, had passed in the presence of that unconscious marble, which has given immortality to the pangs of death: but noU »oul Among all the beholders througheigh-

night fall df denth for there were hisl

Dncian mother.' truth.

little children.'

cai'sr or Lo\t!Kvrrr,

If\»

DrstrntfrwH jmg Itttd rfmxsion Dr. Hu»h never met with a single instance of a person who had lived to bo 80 yean old, whose ancestors had not been remarkable for theii longevity. In some instances the longevity was on the tide of the father, others on that of the mother, but most jpet*. trally it w«g common to both p.u eot*. The knowledge of this fad amy serve not ti* ***iM calculating what are icrnwrti

mt •m.

.."T"*

write or Wot but v. .id, once writ en, Time liimsclfmny not jw-atle to ol-l.tcr-nte- nnti in so.inU "hich nrc but piiMinR

to a few form*,

altitudes. The pott's images

Jivintr, breathing moving creature*?ih,.y «fand, walk, run, fly, speak, love, fr'ht. Oil!, labor, suffer, die in a word,

pasMoes with our-

they arc men of l*kc tclvM, undergoing all the change, of actaat existence, and presenting to the mind of the tender Solitary figures,or complicated groundmore cas:Sy, (for words are bettor recollected than shapen substances,) artd infinitely more diversified than the chisel could hew out of all the rocks under the *.in, f$or i? this a fanciful or metaphorical illustration ol the pre en ittcncc which t-biim for the art 1 am advocating. In

changes of life, bat it may be useful to the pSmican. lie may learu from it to cherjsh the hopes of his putier.ts in chronic and

some

r,val«y

(cen cenluriM-nol me ever be/ore thought I !L^,Y'sl,n'''',onc

nl the 'rude hut' tho cud the hand of welcome to

Dacian mother, At l«ngth c.irac|should n«cl,

the poet of passion, and looking down uo-1 vi»irc«r ion th Mjing gludintor,' (less as tt was thm: tive to l!,^^

what it represented turned the marble in- tv thnfl

entlowcd it with human aifec-l ihin» ,C0Un(rJ- ft is a rare Hons then away over the Appcnnines^nd lint.Ltb^hnirVn

over Alp*, away, on the wings of irrcnrcs- inHjlI' I°w cittxensof all ranks tiblc.sympath}, flew his spirit to the bK

ol the Danube, where, 'with his heart'} •f^uunl^ lUraU. wore Mhe eyes of the victim, under the I

Thij nature, this

A«mnft na®c,,

|oui»g barbarians at play, and there their deJorcTfro^ ft?'1?**'". «vTorcc iron hn wilo N,rah, to whom ho has

verr intewting paper puhlighed head, and did (hcQnn/tW -.k hy Dr. Rush in h« medical observations R^cal force, wrath ami violence null^Li nnd cn.juu .es, we have a detail of the doe- l»m b/ the rame bv mea™ tor SMperience lit regard to these catues N*, tlw said Sarah did them and »h,ch l.iror the prolongation of life. cruelly pel,

accute diseases, in proportion to

the capacity of life they have derived from their ancestors. Temperance, in Eating and Drinking.— To this Dr. Hush found a few exceptions. He net with one man who was 81 years old, who had been intemperate in eating nnd four or five persons who had been intemperate in the use of ardtmt spirits.— They had all been day-laborers, and had not commenced drinking until they began to feel the languor of old age. The Doctor was inclined to the opinions that tea and coffee, notwithstanding they evidently impair the strength of the system, do not materially affect the duration of human Jife. The duration of life is not always shortened by an infirm constitution provided the stimuli which operates upon the sever.?! organs be proportionate to theii excitability. 1 he moderate -use of the under Handing.— It has been an established truth, that litterary men, other circumstances being equal are no longer lived than other people. But it is not necessary, says Dr. Rush, that the understandingshould be employed upon philociphicnl subjects to produce this influence upon the duration of life. Business, politics and religion, which are the object^ of attention common to men of alfcJtffles, Ifnpwrt nn nictfVfty to the mind. which tends very much to produce health and lonjj life.

Equanimity of temper.—The violent and irregular action of the passion tends to wear away the springs of life. Persons who live upon annuities in Europe, have been observed to be longer lived under equal circumstances than any other people. This is probably owing td their being exempted, by the certainty of their subsistence, from those fc us of want, which eo frequently distract the minds and thereby weaken the bodies of all persons who are subjected to them. Life rents have been supposed to have the same influence in prolonging life. Perhaps the desire of life, in order to enjoy as long as possible that propriety which cannot be enjoyed a second time by a child or relation, may be another causa of the longevity of persons who live upon certain incomes. It is a fact, that the desire of life is a very powerful stimulous in prolonging it, especially when that desire is supported by home.— This is obvious to physicians every day. Despair of recovery is the beginning of death in all diseases.

Matrimony.—In tho course of his enquiries, Dr. Rush only met with one person beyond the age ot bU years, who had never been man led.

Sedentary Occupations.—Dr. Rush did not find sedentury occupations to prevent a long life, where these were not accompanied with intempereneo in eating & drinking. This observation is not confined to literary men, nor,to women only,in whom

whose jTul^of obsc-rvatiens.

thc

MR.

IJM

that would have rendered a

meeting between them, under such circumstances as Attended the introduction of the estern Orator into Faneuil Hall, little pleasant. We have been delighted to see, on the contrary, that the greatest

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this were lost, his last thought his soJcl83^ Chester treated your libelh-nt thought*, vriMild tuni to his wife and his I jjeme cruelty, »nd the said Sarah, between

the said 31st day of lrr Tr' "5

vr« vr, l/CriTfOnVf

suggested the foregoing

Tecth—Tlie

emly loss of the

ttetl, did not appear to atFect the^luration ol nn man life so much as might be expeclInward Drinker who lived to be 103, lost his tecth 30 years before he died, from

ed Ldward Di inker who lived to be 103, lost his teeth 30 years before he died, from dtawing the hot smoke of tobacco into his mou through a short pipe. Neither did ic observe baldness or grey hair occurriuonearly or middle lifo to prevent old a£re° In an account furnished Le Sayer, mention »s made of a man of 80, whose hairs began to assume a silver colour when he was •y 11 years old.

The manner in which

tins gentleman received and welcomed Mr. Clay, at Boston, furnished one of the most pleasing examples of an honorable and high-mmded nature. Whatever may be said of the pretentions of cither to the highest othce in the gift of tho people, there enough in the possessions which they have respectively occupied before the public, for some time past, to have created inlcM noble minds, a feeling of jealousy

firil 10

Ihc da, of the daie U^ dtl take hold of your libellent bv ihi!

and lca (ho

aLnhL

,k°,2"Wr!ibc,,cnf

Ct&

u,i

ex-

the createst

man of the West, and they met as patriot* sho.il,

who enteffain no seJfish

20"1'!',''

an hii

0"'-' mo"

,CC 18

Par5«nount du-

loSc^er,

Ia,r,,,

ming-

*ocial i^ercouse.

CO.MKOKT KOH HACHEYON.H.

Robic»

151 aboMt

trutlu While the conflict continued, the »-b*nd di combatant thought of himself only he aim- ^he said Sarah in vdnt nothing but victory when life and I mnrraige covenant, 1ms at diveis this wrens io&K Ki* l»ti j.^ia Ii2iiii ... 'lines ot

petitioned

f®ur

months. The «mictrtl holy fashion: iolation of her said

the roots

and the head of htm, the said Darid, was

wounded and hart

andI (be «ud Snrah has at divers times ^period above mentioned, a®, f? 7»or said libellent, by

hw like Init tb*j caaao«

"Si.

list Received,

BOXES hampers.and crates assorted GLASS ami QUEfSNSWAKE.

A&SO,

20 bo xei assorted Tumblers, 2IQ do 8 bj 10 asd 20 by l'J Window. Ulass,

For sale by L. H. & J. SCOTT. Terre-Haute, June 14—-1

«KO€ISRIES.

RjRlIE subscriber hasjust received, nml is now AL opeiiinp at the comer of First andOhiujSts N. O. brown and loaf Sugar,. »St. Jago and Hav. Coffee, 't.

Teas, White Lead, Mackerel, Claret,Muscat, Mar. and Sicily Mud. Wines,

N. O. Rum, Gin, Molasses, Window Glass, Tobacco, .Nails, Rice, Cigars,

july 25-3-3w

Tobacco, Queensware, &-C, Kegs niaiiufacturetl tobacco, 12 Boxes do do 2) ("rates Queensware, 50 Sack3 Coffee, just received, and for sale, by

HtaEv of Mma fb,e

CUr.°

1irCCli0n8

Sept. 20

Raisins, Candles, Spun Cotton, ltaw Cotton (Mississippi) &c. &c. Which will bo sold on favorable terms, either at wholesale or retail.

W. KENDALL,

LINTON, BLAKE St BALL.

jtily l8-2tf. KFGS Boston nails 40 Boxes Creel's Tobacco 50 doz. best Hemp Bed-cords, Just received, aud for sale, by

July 11-1 L. H,^- J.SCOTT.

lr. Thomas White's VEGETABLE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.

THE

only specific ever offered to the public, from which a permanent and radical etire mey be obtained of that disagreeable pain, the toothache, with all its attendant evils such as fracturing the jaw in extracting the tecth,which often proves more painful than the toothache itself and cold passing from the decayed teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, produciag a rheumatic affection, with many other unpleasant effects such as a disagreeable breath, bad taste in the mouth, &c. alt of which are produced from fout or decayed teeth. I am happy to have it in my power to offer to the world a remedy that will not only remove the pain nine times out of ten, if properly applied, but preserve the teeth from further decay, and arrest tho disease iii such as are decaying and have not commenced aching, restoring them to health and usefulness.

Certificates of Physicians and Dentists, also directions for using accompanying each bottle.

Jjfi ,HotVs Cough IJrops. Valuable .Medicine for Coughs and Conxumplions. rjntllS Elixir, in its original form of prescrip-

JL tion, has stood the lest of twenty years experience, in tho general use of it, and is now offered, with the addition of some articles from the vegetable kingdom, tho virtues of whicl hare been fully attested and highly appreciated, which render this composition peculiarly adapt ed to tho present prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs, lending to consumption. Common colds and coughs, which are occasioned by obstructed perspiration, wil! readily yield tu its influence, removing these troublesome irritations, which act as a constant stimulant to coughing. It eases pain, and induces rest to an

PTthe

°f

Certificates from respectable Physician* an,t

1 egctabic Rheumalie Drops, Or is ure Remedy. TIJANY article* are before the public as a

fur tl)at

viti,

on-

-Journal of Health.

EUflTKlt.-

the

most obstinate and tormenting

lclimal,8'n,

and from close observ

ation we arc led to believe they have to v» fulT andtCDt fai'ed

Prod,,ce tliat desirable re-

dt, and may ,t not be attributed to tho that articles said to cure this troublesome dis order are also recommended to cure almost ew ry disease with which our frail hnrf.'J

Ccrlificales from respectable Plivsiciam. eSr(:ie!,S°

1,8'nff»

1 ho above medicines for sate by

-13,RULAKII

tOUl1

tude.

l*i»ie liat., by the case Tobacco, by the keg Vv ire sieves, by the dozen A quantity of good Sole LCatbcr ^pnn Cotton by the bale Andm,or other article,, .Md,

40 racks COFFEE,

jnst received, and for «alc bv June tf J( W.VSON & lUON

aFRR\£Sl

accompany

UK°VKRMAN.

ISAAC PEARSON' ATTORNEY AT LA It' Newport, md. nl I

bu,in«»

J. ^,tT„'j

of a profoiion-

«l character w.th fidelity and promptiLetters addressed to him fro,,, diVaLn

ioR''V','arC

oOcr

S TE WART $ PO\vv,ij~

(Succmmh

v. 8. THOMAS & c.

Hardware Merchant*

Main, oear Wall Street

LOUISVILLE, Ky.

April

Mood*! .Vr#r tioati***

^]R(f f* "odersigned respectfully kifomti.* Ikcqj of Terr* lf5i,t. __ •, *be citWy have i.«t •ortoieot of

aoJ

C"**rirs,

ofsptendM china) in'^tfore

fcr

N. B. W.unnkJ!^A(:,E-''•*'^co. .ass®

•J"

Lands and Toten Lots. For Sale ent, «r teitye.

npHE undersigned has a number of Houses JL ami Lots in Terre-Haute, which be is desi root to dispose of, either by sale, rent, or lease. Thejr consist of both improved and unimproved out Lots and in Lots, some of which are convenient for family residences, ami other? well situated for the transaction of business. He has also several lots of La«d, near Terre Hautp, in quarter ami half quarter sections, which he will sell as tUejr lie,or«abdmtie to suit purchasers awl if sales should be impracticable, he will rent, or lease for a term of rears. These lands are of the first selections in the country, of fiue rich soil, well watered by springs,and well covered with timber.

AMO^G other property offered, is it fine farm, to rent, teft miles east of Terre-Haut«r, immediately on the CUMBKHLANO KOAD, One hun

dred acres of which is under a high stale of improvement, fifty acres well set with clover and timothy, and a number of fine bearing frnit trees, ami some shrubbery. A tannery has also been in operation, uatil the last year, on the premises. The vaJtte of these lands and lots is fast advancing, and funds invested in their purchase, will, within year or two, bear a handsome speculation. Beins determined to FOItCE SALES, those desirous of obtaining good property at a low price will do well to examine them: particularly, gentlemen passing west from Cincinnati, and other cities. Persons desirous of purchasing or leasing will call on S. Wright, Esq. or the subscriber, at TerreHautc. I repeat, 1 am determined to force sales, bo the prices what they may.

May 2d—46—6mos. B. MODESITT.

From England.

A FEW crates Crocker/, handsomely hssoft- *. ed, direct from England. For sale hv LINTON, BLAKE & BALL.

Oct. 3-13tf

Leather!

UST received, per steamboat Euvoy, and for sale— 1,000 pounds Spanish and American Sonl

Leather

100 sides Upper do 50 large Kip Kleins, 13 calf do

All of which will be sold low tor ensh, or exchanged for dry Beef Hides or Deer Skins, juuc20—50tf HARRISON WILSON.

C.&zW. EAKLY have just received, in addition to their former stock of Goods, an assortment of iron, consisting of light tyre, Plough plates, Scnllaped Iron, 4 dy. 6 dy. 8dy. and 10 dy. nails, Collins & Co.'s cast steel Axes and shingling hatchets, glass tumblers, VS'aldron's best grass scythes, Tea, Coffee, Alxm, Madder, Pepper, Spice and Indigo, togemer with many other articles of merchandize, which they feel disposed to sell on reasonabfo terms*

Terre Ilaiite, June 13-49tf

JYEIV GOODS.

HAVE this day rceeived, and now offer for salo— Nail?, Spun Cotton, Raw Cotton, Gunpowder and Young llyson Teas, Havanim nnd Rio Codec, Palmetto Ifats,tfcc. Which, with my former stock, and tho goods re1 ccivcd last mouth, makes my assortment good.

Juno 20—50tf

re"

I^nu

Drur"

arc oJTerod

11 jvneumatte lll'Z m.*'.!!™"' and

Mj. II. & J. SCOTT, Corner of Market and Ohio Starts,

HAVE

just received, in addition to their stock of Groceries,

a*1!Casks

dimini»'»ing

irritability of the system and veloriiv «r»i urcnlalion, and T/t h'! It also affords immdalo ro Iief^in the whooping-cough.

20 Mad. Wino 2 Pipes Bordeaux Brandy, ?n

FaI1

WAA'TJiD,

T"." ,,:

o»„«,ucn

Aug as—8tf

can

m'«—39

TKA ANf) COFFEK. BOX KS Imperial and Gun^*«^po«rder TEAS, two .,%» -. thirteen pouml boxes,

eg a ai!

»'j"1™

te.uw

J1STstock

b«««We

""as

Mackerel,

IV «bls. 1 anncr's Oil,

A also,

Oil 5n-

s"Pn,)'of

eboice Liquors, Pa,,ls and 0il

Terre Haute, June I3-4Qtf.

"go,

CJpiicral Orders. an order from Major General John Scott 1" »'ll• i.ol,l „t 11,c U,„rt (foiiBi.1

I r* OS KINS Col. Coromand't. 30th RfCt inti »,,, Term 1Bl,-Mll,tm./• erm Haute, Nov. 14-19-aV

Timothy Seed

II sale at the Store of An- JAS. TRAIH E

j®111'0". »«r,

1000 lbs. ilacon, 12 barrels Mesa Beef, 6 begs Lard. June S0-.rH!(f

by Hart*,,,

o„P.r„

August 20 8t3 SAML.EVERSOL.

l?tovr.

Au,. ,3-6lf. '•'•ST"-V. "'-AKI-. «. BALL.

a pv^OLESALE A N RETAIL

TERRK-HAtrTE, inu

JJr,Ak'E& OROVERMAX have aw are con«hinfi«r

good

c,,M

ofat«ia«l

II. Uie wett

article in the lino ft .. 'I'fuieu with every

t». I"',"*'"""/ .IteaUKl A,,,. oT/,T "C"'°,jr

WHOLESALE. "°h ,K|.

LWT0N.Br,AKEiBALL.

noMEsrics. received and for **lr at \vu~t~ fine of shirting .hll, a Tickings.

0,MlirUDS»»»fac«lia?s,

Oct. a-I3tf

tlSTON

fcr«*,.r

o,t. 3-,«r

.« Mi

Check, and

BLAKE & BALL.

ADDITIONAL.

On Haiit.

HARRISONS

WILSON have on band eve

ry article in their line. Among other Cogtiiac and American Brandy Holland and American Gin Jamaica,St.Croix,and N. O. Rum Old Monongahala Whiskey adei rn,Tencriffe,Sherry Claret, Champaign, WINES. •-Muscat, and Swt. walagn y•****' t-\ Confeciionaries, assorted, h* ifYoung Hyson, Imperial,) ftUjson Skin, ami TEAS.

Just Rrct lmL

24 j"g,!,ES

20 Kegs Tobacco, 20 Boxes Tumbler*, SO Boxes Srrnrs. 2 Bales Ticking, "f "'""l' "-ill bo heM l.» forest.

T'rr«-»"„h,Mj7ifB

50 bblj Superfine Flour, 25 do. Whifl^y.

June I3- I9tf

JAS. TRABUE.

on hand,

n«i are constantly receiving fro/n Bau Tre, quantities of the abovoLiT

LIN

Terra ILiute, JM0« J3-4»tV

-as— 120

For Sale,

BBLS. Porter barrels Tar

JAMES TltABUE.

letrnwilh.l.rjeM,rZ'„ Umber of the choicest qualify

PiT P^rtooa wishing to porcliZee ttlS

carU«

'Gunpowder '=hra*$ 3New Orleans Brown. Lump, and l.oaf

Sugar

^Cheese, Pepper,Pimento,Ginger Pearlash, Rosin, Glue, Saltpetre,^ Madder,Indigo,Alum,Copperas

Logwood, Fustic,Chocolate Tallow Candle, ground Mustard,

Nails, t5*c.

A'A Kegs nails assorted, 10 qr. Casks Sweet Malaga 8 Bhl*. Tanners Oil,

Just ree'd, ami to be told low for cash, by LINTON, BLAKE «3k BALL. May 2-i6-tf.

FISH.

JUSTsale,

IlHIiS. Mackerel, asaorted niw bers

Pickled Cod, Herring, and Mess Shad, Forsalo by I.. It. As J. SCOTT. Terre-Haute. junc 14—1

received, per Steamboat Rambler, and for Coffee, Pepper, Spices, Linseed Oil, Loaf J5ugnr, Spades, Shovels, Sad. Irons, Ro\ Tobacco, Jloes, Glass 8 by 10 aud 10 by 1^, Hrushes, Cigars, Wrapping Paper, Sieves, ami 1.1 Boxes Candy. LINTON, BLAKE & BALI..

June 20—50tf

TEA

in Chests and Catty boxes, Pepper Pimen to aud Indigo, just roe'd and for salo by

June !3-t9tf

LINTON, BLAKE & BALL.

COLLINS & CO S AXKS.

DOZEN Collins and Co's AXES, just reoclvand for sale by June 27—51tf HARRISON WILSON.

*. W. Cutter,

ATTORNEY AT LAW Terrc-nante, Indiann, iLli attend to Collecting, Conveyancing, and all other business conncctcd with his profession.

O^rOffico at tho room formerly occupied foi printing the Western Register. Terre-Hnute, March 7—31)1

'23 barrels Potatoes 50 do eup»r. FJour 4 do Vinegar 100 pieces assorted Washing Tubs Duckets'

Rectified Whiskey constantly on hand, by burrcl or retail. HARRISON & WILSON

*vn !'1A

,UA

«\.

Med,cat. Theological,

Books. of ST

UAW.KV,

J,l8t

Iceeived

their stock ,,r h^n

ndZcc fi, "ce, "'V °,r" »»lc October, Jt»—],j

i00Mi.r.LK/is sr.irtojfKjtn -rrw '"dinnnpolir,

est of tho Mountains.' purchased Indianapolis, Oct. l()._]4_,vo

Tanners' Oil

BBLS.

r,r,t

S "r«t quality of rr«l hr» -p iiers' OiJ, rvcoi,.,.) .. ,r»'"r TauI KTTET\siwstorl nl ^r",le

Louisvillo. iv' ,vi'

the

Sheet

»,i

r(iV' WMI05 A BAf.fc.

1000 It,,. Son! IcH,"

d.t' Ul'l'er

leather,

oUon

YHrh»

5 Barrels Ifbr Orleans

w-kauly.

"0 Sack*offer, 50 fcV*« BoSlon ^ai, 0 libit. N. O. Ramf 10 do. Gin, -x pec led by first arrivals, nil of mh,„u be »old nn usually low for rJh

Jun^-iotr.i3r!''STOy'lkEi BAf.r,.

Notice,

IIR

subscribers havio^

eMo"ed

LOUISVILLE.

I)rugs, Medicines, l'aints, &-C. TOf. F.PETTJT Wholesale & Retail Druggist

*f rrc-Haute, July 4

to#uP-

^c' warranted of s^l wbeel-bar-

«nd durability, for ready pay. •aPenO«- »tren8rth JUpatriog done on the sliortest 7*^ °ne or two steady Hirnn. •Uot employ, aad tJoSJSJIS.*"1

MARKET STREET, HAS now on hand a flrcsb 'supply of W

PAINTS & DYE-STUFFS, n, of the first quality, and rotpectfully invites Mcr chants, Physicians, and Dealers generally, to call and examine his stock, all oftishich. offered at the lowest ptiees.

Louisville, Nov. 19—6—2Ctf

~MII^-STONE

Shad, Mackerel, "herring, Codfish Corn Brooms, Tinware, assorted A large supply of Queensware, Pint, half pint, and 1-3 pint Tumblers June 20—50tfW

COMJ\mi OF .MA HE TA .VJJ .\'hVTil Lorisviia^v:, KY.

June 13—4Dtf

Ailly inform °their forme"/

1,01,1

6nd

two laborer* trill t-j

went by enquiring «OWUat employ-

H».rMilt,,H^/C*««,tTKfeCO.

Co»-

fourteen to seventeen yj1,7*"?"««»« from to the above business. w»lt be taken

FACTORY.^

rglHE subscriber has established a shop in LcvtfJl. is villi", at the above named stsind, whero( ho is preparetl to furuish those who may call on him with BURR MILL STONES, of a superior euality.J -«.

ALSO,

and purchased from the assignees of ihotatc firm of thnry E. Thnmat S,- Co. their entire stock of HARDWARE, CUTLKItY, JSADDLKltY, i^c. will continue their business at their old stand on Main, near Wall street, Louisville, Kentucky.

They will in a few weeks receive,direct from N«w York, such additions to heir stock as will render it complete, and being disposed to sell on accommodating terms, respoctfully solicit a call from purchasers visitintr tho citv.

April 4—42tf

1'iwio his stock of Hoots and sw**1! on M»in.street

6ono

Stones for grinding and chopping. These articles yfill be sold on good terms. A.FUAZER.

T.ouitvillo, Juno 13-49-Giuos

J. STIVERS,

Wholesale mtd Rdail Hoot an«l Sltoc Store MAIN, ONR lK)Olt 1-UOM FOUUTlt STUCE'C^

LOUISVILLE, KY.

Ilati*, Boots, and t^hoes. H. CAREY, 1 JStarty opposite to Anderson^ Belli,' Cv)

Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.

"•"S now receiving, direct from tho rannufnetfrries the following splendid stock of Uoois^ for salo by package or doz. on t'easonablo terttj* and retjucsts merchants to «all und evuiuinu for themselves, 't say, 10,000 pair of best Bregans, Boots aftd

Shoes, assorted. 40 Cases Fashionablo Fur ilats, 400 pieceslTatters banding «Jc binding (500 Tips and sides, 1000 lbs. ofF.nglish shoe-thread, 00 loz. best Fhil. Calf-skins, •4000 lbs. first quality soal-leather, An I sundry other articlcii in the Shoo,lute «oiiantly on haml, &.c. «fec.

Louisville, inly

Wholcsnlc Hardware

S O E

CfT

Nl-'.OHGr, STlOWAK'f aud Tlf03. PONY KIiTi, having for mod a ship, under the firm of

Copartner-

Slewart Poitwlly

n"(l

rj I-.rSn and well «.wrti«l, coiSi' article in his lif)l.,

nn,|

Hccorm.iodnting torin.«. The f, II

P«rt of his present stock "Wl"^

d„

.«• r..

of Miscellaneous,

»U.i* Stor*

irtci, one door from I-'tmriii r»

,tl,s "f

u,o„..an.c ,fani]

5,000 do do thick

(j0 fino sojyf(J

nnd pegged «1». Lndies Lajtirig, leather *hoo«,

5,000 i8,00tl do.

Jimo 1tf

mvt:r.Y

1UO,lt

cou']'riJu-

I peg-

''u «Jo (.»iiiij,«, c„if ,„M| g^a,

o,tm 2,000

do low-quartered

sewed,

J.STIVRKH,

Mam Street, Louisville Ky.

-ILt HKT.ilL DEALERS

mOxV,'slfiEi" JV/i lLS, AiYD

15 ""ora

VVM-

rp' Var^t«L

^ouisvillo, Nor. lO-Drr.

•'«*rrc-n...itr,J„f|i P".

P"blio that

\KU"

"d Bull's nnd Lint,,,, L"u0'"'!i'e "T intend keepirtif alwavsTr •ortment of Iron, Nniln SiLi, w'.

W'l'ORK iu

public that they intend at f0"" "od

their paper Iwico a wccli 1!

l,'°.legislature, and

will be furnished at 75 cents *1

always in advance. lncroas«/f

,ar^°

tboy /'eel disposed to sell ^'"tings, which Cincinnati prices.

«Ufttuc. ou

A. McOKEGOR, a CO,

Berng connected with the it, ir ... ington, H'y., mid Furnaces in ttt* ^'°rw»jr. be receiving ZZL

ni"

present stock. AI'() filat «heir ""ith'j Bellows, Anvij» nml V-

beforeany othere«ubIi*hin»ni ,lliree Tca" it, aod when it .... l"™?'".',V.0"ld

hoped this?a"ct wTllhavi?ome^°!iCern' it is pubho in reference to our nr

cember. Meo.be™ of the 'r?

tbonsed and requested lotJ^8"

wi»

Wack-

Jc"""na! rc«Pccf-

tha

,,Ua,

to Airtill°5

P««« competent reporter, will

lJjo»c wishing the

,®"ion

a faithful and impartial ikeeh' 'e'r,u^,cr,t,cr*» »r»g»ofihft (General Assembfi

,ha

.P^ccd-

pUf'

per f' b°

.CDKaff^.

C8*,0n 0n,J*

u,UA'»

Payabl«

bo made to mako the Journal *xertioa* wiH

7'his paper w« nu nr!9,,,nff

a""cl*

tW'Ce

,nfll,enco

•crihers for the f°TU

ward their names on or beforJ iP i***

th0

Suh'

fot"

Ut of

A 1 min istrutor'a

of Oecember,

D'-

Ure are

a»^

t» f0r

Ui in

SSfc «. -ill expo„

.,on»

fifth

Kite d«ce.MJ, Tl perwiinl property of, Jd one horse, several y*c*a»ed, con|i»tinj

kitclien fornilnro x.0'''.

.„„u rC £i

W-r.14. |«a-.iATM88 MASON, Admr.

day

cal"8.

houn-

&c- T"°»«

to be deliv«r*i in ''«o

at the /arm of Wm I

8nd

f*tlar* WiB be req,Wr^d of be

1500

LIMTON, BLAKE

Xoy. I

BALL, I